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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-16
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Tor that pl-31>e.
After Mr. MvCarsaEy had gone ] was
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Consultation and Examination Free and Strictly Confidential
Diseases Of Men.

To those suffering
from the effects OF ex-
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ed and weak men.
strength IL restored and
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weakness, nervousness.
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Home Electric Treatment

Our Rectal, Womb and Urethral
Electric Batteries are OF our own in
vcntion, ana produce results far
superior To any other home treatment
known to the specialists throughout
the world.
SIECTRO-VAPOR BATHS.
If you cannot come TO our Office, send
for our book on Electricity, FREE.
and learn ofthe most W wonderful treat
ment ofthe age.
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ELECTRIC md MAGNETIC
SPECIALISTS

Experts in thee new methods OF treat
ment; they superssde the knife, caus-
tic and drugs.
FACIAL BLEMISHES. moles, warts
tumOrS, birthmarkS ard superdnous
hairs successfully removed by cleo
trOlySis.
We guarantee u cure any case OF
Piles, constipation, Fissurc. Ulcer or
Flstula. No money collected until
cured No delay from business. No
knife. No injection. No blood. No
pain.
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Notice TO TypewIitists.

!. c. Gard. with the UNITED TYPE
WRITER AND SUPPLIES COMPANY of Kan.
sas City, Mo. l. In The city ia the interest
of the above company This company is
exclusive dealers for the New Yo~t, DeDs.
more and improved Caligraph machines
Parties interested in typewriters should
not fail 10 see their display at Shaw's
music store. d102 2l4
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Tile scenic I5Ne ~ rhe World. the
Renvr' aua 30 6rsud- railroad. eifzr, 40
tourists IN Colorado. / Fab and New Next
90 he choicest Fe>uJ-~. and 10 the TRAITS
eeuilneatst Traveller JEe eu,udeSj scenery.
t.ouole caliy lralu service with through
fUl.aaa sirrpers anu touriSs' ca l.
tween Denver and san Francisco suj 10,
Angeles lar illustrated books address =
\ Hoover. Genera. PaSzeagsr and Ticket
aCeui. Denver. d5o-rf
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Excursions to St, Louis va the Missouri Pacific

On account of the st. Louis fair aud
Yelled Prophets the Missouri Pacific Rail
way company will sell tickets TO ST Louis
aud return for half fare. Tickets on sale
Sept. 29th 10 Oct. 9th, inclusive, good to
eturn any day up to and Including Oct.
S, 1894. The Missouri Pacific is the short
line TO ST. Louis. Fast express leaves
" Wichita at ! O'clock p m, arriving in St
LOUIS next morning at 7:15. Night express
leaves at 9:05 D. m. Gail at Missouri Pa
Citic ticket office and get program OF the
Fall Eestivit es No charge
+. 4 BLECKLEY,
Passenger and ticket agent Missouri Pa
cific railway, Ia North Main street. Wich-
TIA, Kan dlO2tf
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HONE sEEKEGs INCLUSION.
Via Missouri Fac lie Railway.

On Sept. 18th and Oct eth the Missouri
Pacific Railway company will sell round
trip tickets at half fare. (plus 50 to points
in southwestern Missouri, Arkansas. In
dian Territory, Texas. Tennessee, Missi.-
slppi, AlahamH. Louisiana, Except Men.
phIs ami New Orlears), to points on the
Southern Pacific "a >. Lafavetts to Lake
Charles, inclusive, Georgia, Florida, Mort b
and South Carolina. Colorado, Wyoming.
| tah. Idaho lesst Of and Including Nampa)
New Mexico and Arizona. Tickets will
be limited Tor return passage 10 twenty
days from date OF sale. For further infor-
nation call on or address.
= + BLECKLEY.
p. and T. AgJ. No Pac Rv..
ia y Main -. Wichita. Kan.
II. c. TOWNSEND, q. p. Agt,
~. Louis, Mo.
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Don't you think Miss Comingirl a
tri7e mannish:''
a trife: When girl has her bloom
ers made with two pistol pockets, I call
her more than trihe mannish- In
dIaEGpolis Journal
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Va 'ne ~ l.cu's aud IAN Frarei>co Railway
from NirEuz T. IT. Louis and tn Est
Two Express and Mail trains daily
morning and night, through 10 the 81.
az suy class.
Chair cars seats free with porters in
charge
Pullman Palace Sleeping cars morning
and night II IS the only line Offering the
iat1eT service from Wien IA 90 lie public.
city Tlc6e; Office. N Is North Main =
Messenger station. corner Douglas ave
aud Fifth ave d1atf
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Tee Frisco Line wi.l sell tickets r. S+
Louis HnG return al one fare for the ror-,,.t
trip Tickets ca safe Sept. - aad go Ort
] 10 o. Inclusive, good returning untIi o.
olh Two through trains daily, equipped
cars. For other Information cFlf ar ia
dress ". d. MURDOCH. D. p. 4.
10 los y Main Street.
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10 Texas via s.u5a he Route.

On September lIth. 25,h and October
9ttt the Santt r. Tcuts Will sell tickets to
ali points IN Texas al rate OF the lowest
nrsl-class fare Plus . for tile round trim
stop overs allowed IN either direction in
Oklahoma aud Texas within final limits.
Tickets good twenty days from date of
SIZE. For further information call on or
address " ID. MURDOCH.
II 15S North Main st
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Willing TO Compromis,.

Bright Boy-The paper says there's =
doctor in the city who makes long noses
shorter, big ears smaller, and l don :
know what all.
Father-WelI?
Bright Boy guess you'd better send
me 70 him 70 have my legs shortened II
you can't afford 70 buy ne larger b.
cycle. Coed News
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s.. Louis Fair and Exposition.

The Santa Fe Route will sell tickets to
ST. Louis aud return at one fare for the
round trip. Tickets on sale Sept. 29th and
30th. Oct. I TO o, inclusive, gooI returning
unul Oct. Stb. For other inform alton call
or write. ". u. MURDOCH. %. p. A,
lO2 Il lbs y. Main Street.
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NYE is TOO RICH
HE MURMURS BECAUSE HE is AZ
FLICTED WITH WEALTH.
He Gives the Result of His Experience
When an Old Friend Dropped In TO See
Him and Moves That His Name Rs
Stricken on the List.
Copyright, 1894. by Edgar W. Nye.l

Copyright, 1894, by Edgar ". Nye.1
Below l give the substance of cir
cular letter issued to the millionaires of
the United States for the purpose of re-
vising book containing list of these
financial freaks, together with biography
and portraits. The book was issued two
years ago, but in that time many of our
leading millionaires have changed their
addresses, died or removed TO the poor
house.
Therefore it is found to be necessary
that the book should go through proc
ess Of revision, and hence we are asked
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Knfiy--''I @E a. unhHppy 30
ga 70 49, tkzt Arthur -aArrisd me 90
EaT money Ezsly'. DeNsszt Frs-sd-
. Vel 700 have ths egz2tssTs q kzow-
I'd 10 = EOi - sss4yss - "a 3o9<s-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-16

ExchsnGe stables 81 Orlando ard san
water We male specially q Carrying
Fss-er gers between thee poiBrs Travel
lLg mems patronage soiicitsd
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School shoes-everythiDg you want in
shoe line. Best shoes Al low prices, at
Manhattan shoe store, 82O Douglas avenue.
g1g4
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The Santa Fe Route will sell tickets to
Topeka on Sept 10 to 81 at one fare for
the round trip, good returning up to aud
including Sept -
w d. MURDOCH, d. p. A,
102 If 15S n Main Street.
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Narrow Shoes.

a full lineof fine shoes in narrow width s
for ladies' children and gents. just re-
ceived an elegant line of narrow width
shoes at Manhattan shoe store, 32O Dong
las avenue. dlO4 -
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Mrs Koher returned last evening from
New York with the latest fads in MILL
merry dl04 1t
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DR. z. B. Rentz has moved his officeto 156
North Main street. dl04 ST.
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Olympic and Race Association. TopeEs. Kansas,
Sept. 18Th TO 2Ist.
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The best $50 shoes for ladies' in the
city, at Manhattan shoe store. dlO4 1t
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KANSAS EXPOSITION.

For bran. ship, corn, oats and hay; w.
F. Pickett 1l9 w. Douglas. G&W54tf
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Feed Of all kinds, wholesale and retail
p. Gould, SOB E. Doug. Phone +. As If
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Free Examination Of Urine.

Bring Sample Remarkable Cures perfected
IN cases watch have been nsgiseted or auskiil-
fully treated No experiments Or failures n
= case l. iacurzhle the patient VIII be informed
sonAl eoasSltstion much Drcfsrrod Cases aad
eoTrespoBdenos strictly oonfseEt And usdicfos
sent "a Any part Of tAS United State. List Of
questions free.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-16
Bladder, UTinaTQ and Rectal.

Troubles caused b
contsSiOn. over indsS
Rr1ces or aoHte infaEs.
mati0r. Brights Dis-Ass
OF Kidneys. Diabetes
MILKY Urins, painful
swelling. blood discAs
e. sonorThss. poison
Gus discharges, vAricois
hydroeels. constipation,
oatArrh Of Bowels.
chronic diArrhoS 81.
lArged veinA and oId
sores quickly aud per
marentlF cured ~ N. q
harmless treatmeHt
success IA every case
undertaken. Ssa< for
szsstion list Ne. 5
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Blood and Skin.

Diseases affecting bones skin body throat
or nose, blotchss, aches. ecrema ulcer. old
sores, vAricose veins, swsiIings aud aekins
bones are treated safely and successfully
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l,iegaltt reclining chair ears on all trains and
Pullman aieepers from Wichita to Kansas City and
chicago without change night trains Tickets
fOid and baggage checked through to all points
north. south, east and west and steamship tickets
sold 10 ali European points at lowest rates. City
ticket Office JOG East Douglas avenue, corner Main
street. passenger station corner Douglas and Aead
avenues. Telephone 49,
J. II. PHILLIPS. Ticket Agent
fNo- SFFA STAN O. +. 4 = \. Chicago. Il.
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St Louis Offers a Continuous J. st OF At,rac-
tions- Her Unrvaled Fail FESTIVITIES Com
mencc September :. gnd Hold Full
sway Until October, 20, 1879
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R4TLRO4D TTJTE TABLES
ATcHrsoN. TOPEKA SANTA FE na.


MORT y 4 I'D East.
No 4l4 Kansas CITY EXp'ss
No. 4o4 Chicago Ncstibule
Fast Express. .............
70. suS Missouri River Ex-
press
no 45S Engiewood EXpr'ss
No as Local FreigLt......
No. 423 Pasne'r. go.
foTTH AND wESr.
No. 81. oklahoma CITY and
Fo-t Worth Express.
No. ~ Caldwell and Pan
Handle Express. ....
No. 4t5 Fort NoTfL. Gal
weston and Texas fhro'gh
Express ...........-.....
no 4I3 Wichita EXPRESS.
No 49, EaglewoC<f Accom-.
10. AZ Local Freight .,...
Daily except sunday.
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No. J ives. bound also to-
Ellsworth daily.........t531 a m p a IN
No. west bound Els
worth daily...............,i50 p miss p m
No. east bound daily. Il03 a m II o. a IN
No. east bound daily. i!n30 pm. 1885 p IN
MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY
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HoME.sEEkEEs INCLUSION


II. c. TOWNSEND, d. p. Agt.,
~. Lotus, Mo.
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DtA-AAi'7>> ~ XXI IL .-4~+~ 4---
thought AT first that TX placing my
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WORLDS CARNIVAL CITY.

102 If
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L need the money /!
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WICHITA AND WESTERN.
ARRIVE FROM WFST.
no $50. Pratt and kingman accom-
mediation. ......................... 50pm
DEPART WEST.
no f}l. kiIaman and Pratt accom-
modaiion.. .........................,. 30 a m
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The Branch Asylum.


The case of the estate of Oregon upon
relation of A.C. Taylor, respondent, VS..
Sylvester Pennoyer, Phil Metschan,
and George w. Mcbride, in the capacity
as the board of commissioners of public
buildings of the state of Oregon, appel
ants, appeal from Marion county," bet
ter known as the injunction suit against
the location and erection OF the Eastern
Oregon branch insane asylum, will be
heard by the supreme court on Thurs
day, September 9th. This case was ap-
pealed to the supreme court after the
February, 1894, term of the circuit court
for Marion county. The papers were
fled with Clerk Murphy about the 22nd
of March and the mattar will come up
in its regular order. This is an import
ant case and the final decision will be
awaited with much interest. Borham &
Holmes, H. ]. Bigger, and James Me-
Cain are attorneys for the respondent
and A. II. Tanner and ]. G. Morland for
the appellants.
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AUGUST AueuRINes-
Leaves From she Notebooks of Chronicle
Reporters.


Floyd Harmon's bear will accompany
the boys to Oregon City.
On and after September let, 1894, the
Office hours of the Pacific Express Co.
will be from to IL and from to 8
O'Clock. The Office will not be opened
Sunday. sepl
Ice cream tomorrow evening, begin
ming about 8 O'Clock at the high water
building near MichelPs undertaking
rooms, at 10 cents per dish, by the
Harmon Juvenile Temple.
A dispatch from the Locks at O'Clock
stated that the Regulator was nearly up
to where they could begin pumping the
water out of her, and that the pumps
would start at 6 O'Clock. She will prob
ably make the trip up tomorrow.
Minnie Hill, one of the young ladies
taken charge of by the Salvation Army
a month or so ago, and by them sent
back to her home at Prineville, died at
thai. place day or so ago. One report
is that she committed suicide, going by
the morphine route; but this statement
is denied.
Governor Pennoyer has appointed
Frank v. Drake of Portland, judge
advocate general; Charles H. Hyde OF
Baker City, chief-of-ordnance, and Mr..
Dalrymple of Eugene, commissary-gen-
eral of the Oregon National Guard. One
is a democrat, one republican and one
populist.
~
Engineer Brown is repainting and or
namenting the old hand engine, getting
it ready for the Oregon City tournament.
It is painted red, white and blue, and
on the top will be magnificent cougar.
About fifty members of the different
companies viii go on the trip, leaving
here Sunday.
Portland anticipates the coming of the
Cuduhys, the famous Chicago packers,
and.the establishing of large packing
house in that city. It would prove Of
great benefit to the state, being needed
more than any other one thing. Il
would make Portland market for the
cattle and hogssof the state, and would
remove from our great state the shame
of importing it's cured meats and lards.
w. T. Casey informs the PrinevilIs
Review that on his ranch at Powell
Buttes waterspout occurred last spring
digging trench through the side of hi,
field. The trench was SO deep that it ex
posed the bedrock in number of places
Atone of these places nice cool sprin,
Of water flows, where there was no sigr
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They Had Them On.

Jim Cottony and Joe Thomas, Indi-
ans, were arrested yesterday tor stealing
a watch. They were kept apart, one
being confined in the city jail, and one
in the county Jail. One of them finally
weakened and confessed to taking the
watch, and in company with an officer
went to where he had it hidden and re-
turned it. At the same time Mr.. Hony-
will had made complaint about some
one taking two or three pairs of pants
from his store. An examination of the
prisoners disclosed the fact that each of
them had on two pairs of pants, one of
each being new. and these were lndenti-
fed as the garments stolen from Mr..
Honywill. They were taken before JUS
tice Davis this morning charged with
larceny from a store. We fancy de-
tense of insanity might he successfully
set up, for no sane man would go around
with double outfit of breeches on with
the thermometer standing at 81.
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The Firemen.s meeting.

~
The firemen had meeting last night
to complete arrangements for attending
the tournament. In the absence of
Chairman Fish, 81. J. Maier presided.
The committee on transportation re-
ported, and was discharged.
On motion committee of three, con-
sisting of Judge Liebe, G. @. Cooper and
II. Whitmore, was appointed to have
charge of the transportation of the en-
gine.
On motion W. H. Lochhead was in
structed to have fifty-two badges made,
white body with red letters, and the
words ..Dalles City Fire Department y
thereon.
1t was decided to start Sunday, going
by rail. The fare for the round trip to
Portland will be So, and this to every
body who goes, whether fremen or not
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concerning the visit of panther to the
camp of Menfee, Riddell and others at
Badger lake, we learn that the matter is
really of more Importance than the gen.
tlemen named are disposed to admit.
They all say that.it was panther, but
they have told tins story because they
do not desire to lose their reputation for
truth and veracity. Mr.. Dufur tells us
that they admit to hin quietly that the
animal, whatever it was, was much
larger than any couger. When first
seen it's eyes shone with q deep red
CLEAN like President Cleveland's when
the German bill was submitted to him,
and that each eye was larger than the
full moon in September. When fright
ened by the big blaze made by Mr..
Young, the animal fed along the edge Of
the lake breaking down trees over foot
in diameter and leaving path of broken
trees over thirty feet wide. The tracks
of the animal were nearly round, meas
uring trifle over four feet in diameter.
The animal sunk a foot into the solid
ground at each step. Mr.. Dnfur thinks
it was an icthyosaurus,s but the gentle
men who saw it are of the opinion it
was either pterodactyl or an onomas-
ticon. In our opinion it certainly could
be identified by thorough study of the
latter. At any rate we fail to see why a
fsh-lizzard should have tackled fishing
pafty's camp for fish are generally
scarcer there than anywhere.
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stockholders a1eetine.

Notice is hereby given that the annual
meeting of the stockholders of the
Wasco Warehouse Company will be
held at the Office of French & Co., The
Dalles, Oregon, on Friday, September
%, 1894, at $50 O'Clock p. M, for the
purpose OF electing directors for the en-
suing year, and for the transaction OF
such other business as may come before
the meeting.
J. W. FRENCH, Pres.
Attest: SMITH FRENCH, Sec. 4w
The Dalles, Or. August 90, 1894.
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Get Yonr money.

All county warrants registered prior
to August 1, 1890, will be paid on pre-
sentation at my Office. Interest ceases
after July 18th. WM. MIcHELL,
County Treasurer.
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senaterlaaees KilIed.

Hon. P. B. Gates of Lafayette. was
killed by falling limb, Tuesday, while
on hunting trip twelve mites from
Nehalem. The party were all in b,.,i
at about midnight when a windstorm
came up. Their tent was blown dow,
and almost at the same moment limh
fell, striking Mr.. Gates on the head,
killing him Instantly. He was mem
Der of the state senate from YAM i'll
county.
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Zeal ESTATE Transaction.

The following deed was fled for record
to-day Kate land Louis F. Hender-
son to Catherine L. Henderson, of Chi
cago, Ill.,; the neL of se1z, e16 of sel
of ne11, sec "a, tip 8 n, r 10 e.; 81.
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All ity warrants registered prior to
January 2, 1892. are now due and pay
able at my Office. Interest ceases after
this date. II. BuRaET. City Treas.
Dated DaIIes City, Aug. l. 1894.
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of water before the trench was dug.
There appears to be veins of water near
the surface all through the desert, if one
only knew where to dig to strike them.
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A strange Animal.

From Hon. E. B. Dufur, who has been
quietly investigating the circumstances
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-04-28
For Advertisers to Consider.

The recoil of ais. loaded with
lame logic often breaks the back
bone Of business.
A verbal "wiggle" to business
bait" will often catch the eve and
interest of very cautious "6sh."
1t takes two to make bargain,
but one persuasive ad. wei circu.
lated will often make a market.
An appetizing ad. leaves taste
in the readers mouth which often
ripens into a hunger for the thing
advertised.
A peculiar verbal twist to an adj.
often helps it to draw the cork Of
pentup prejudice.
A business boom loaded with con.
vinclng logic and shot through the
columns of a mighty medium will
knock piggish pref dice higher than
Gilroys kite. E xchange.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-04-28

We notice that Hon. Eugene
Williams has announced as a candi.
date for congress, from the Waco
district. The Call knows no other
man in Texas, that we had rather
see elected to congress-, than Judge
Williams. III would ref ect credit
on the whole state He is a man Of
ability, honorable, kind and courte.
Gus, and good speaker. " ernon
Call.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-04-28

The Off ,ial fee system not only
enables certain county officials TO
levy blackmail monthly off of ga.
looms, gamblers and lewd women,
but demorallz9s the public service
in other ways. II leaves a specu.
latlve element in the compensation
of the officers and leads to many
men becoming candidates and spend
ing money to buy nominations and
elections. Make your candidate
for the legislature pledge himself to
abolish these fees or defeat him for
office. Go to work on this. Texas
Farmer, NJ arch 3lst.