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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-03-16
BABY FIRES HAYsrACK.
Barn and Haystack Hu ned by B'by Ray
ing With Baraing Rubbish

Little Baby Mayberry, not quite three
years OF age, was the cause OF ne nre ue-
partment making run up Main street
Yesterday. Mrs. Mayoerry was cleaning
up her yard yesterday on Wichita street
aud had been burning some rubbish In the
alley 10 the rear Of the build ng She
s,rpped for a moment into the house to at
tend the household duties and left the
Child In the alley. 10 that moment the
idea struck the zmSll tot that the Day
.tsrk of ! W Nicholson was rubbish and
Sc It on fire.
The fire was not discovered until the
barn had caught The fire department
were notified aud arrived in time TO Keep
the fire from spreading Fortunately Tie
stock had all been removed before tue mr.
took place AMI the damdZe no bot
amount q more than So. air. Nicholson
lives at go North Waco avenue.
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KUsID AID DIANA.


EEEEAEL
The Dstroit Press speaking sbont Rene
NJ says
"R~m.uyi wss warmly greeted when Do
hrs: sffpoe. upon Zhs Slai io-Fo. and b.
fore tie sTsniBS Esd paesei D. Fee~.Tesi =
p-rfec: ovation, ev~rF interval bftEsru BIS
ssieciiuas bvi1x led vita losg std
thnud-rsEs spplsuse.
H j. = Daa spg1 whom hoS1-s never
pal. Tor a. tEs EsrHtE % rs satisner
grew 20 DID his evident piessuFs ..
on performance. he seemed - baTsJ -
= pleased child E1s i Tzs aot ~ IN
c'a9pias * bands that ths Erszt eo3cosFs@
showed ~ apy--cs % o. - ularh a. ~ ~
rapl stiffness wElch pzFTses-- ihs great
suGstoTtSEa NaEss - pf~ysas - > s9tTz1
cSo.d u heard from asy part q ss- foE>s
sav= u. glorsSzss e ID q nls.o.1s f-ssFiaE
fro1n lie u8bis rn-;T1u4ra. a. lie Ses-k ..
h. master lsaec
~ tas OpSr4 aeg-s t0aigas
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NO PRESEN rs.
A Society Fad Which should be Stamped
Out.
To the Editor OF the Eagle.

To the Editor OF the Eagle.
'Pru- and l." the other day, plodding
homewart our weary way, CHANGED to
hear some converse sweet, from two
maidsus, trim aud neat, who passei where
we were sitting; y s>ed near US. fitting,
end yet some on Gliding, some one de-
riding. some point they were debating,
argu ny deciding Tm deaf in one ear,
ali they said | couldn't hear, but L heard
enough, To prove one of them was up TO
'suuff," and WAS made of sound stun,
cen though she seemed rude aud rough.
One was till and s!epder-like, Il swan
like neck aud 1.-the, wiilOwy frame. pc ,ch-
blow cncek, and splendid physique. Her
I call Adele, he o. her "A sproutlng Hebr,
4 Juno, an AplrodiIe, an Athena, :aIr to
BE- seen; future society queen, Tll call
Geraldine. Adele said, Il think II a
downright shame" her face Was red a.
fire, all ah me; Three times Ia The last
two year, Eve been asked TO see some one
wed, who wouldn't care If l was
dead, my presents and not pres
ence is all thaCs wanted: aud here's
another of same ilk," as she
an envelope flsunted, 81 love to give TO
friends. close relatives; even cousins, from
whom | yet remembrances by the dozens
but to be thus iuY.t.d TO wed ilngs, AM
birthday surprises. when one sur misses II,
tue ''donee" knew all about and the few
friends turn out to he Il very mon, rcUJ
makes me mad, mad, mad" Geraldine
replied: You, yourself are almost beside,
vet il is not 10 be denied, that | myself
nave oftea cried and TO Invent excuses,
have tried my purse to screen, aud not
tel mean. till at last one morn, when
vas forlorn, filed with anger. malice and
scorn over an Invitation TO a salad aud ice
cream collation., au aunt OF niue on a
visit. said Geral6y, what Is III l opened
nv soul and shed briuy tears. She
.mootbei nv hair and calmei my fears,
and said: b firm, withstand all glbes
aud ieers, aud pay 10 attention to the AZ
yitaiion. Tue rule you should follow
i. that when you are Invited out oil
YOUR own set whether Il Is higher. lower
or equal grade, pay no attention TO H.
We'd .ings and birthdays in the United
s, ties Instead of being joyous days ar,
becoming he batee noir Of all cltsses, aud
neop!- should have sense enough TO sc
As tney think about these Thugs. You
Uacle Phinea- always made me put mo
preseuts" on all our anniversary days, an {
the childreB's birthoays-aud saii: As
won't give, l won't receive presents"
Then Geraliine's eye flashed, and she
al was not going 10 say auy hIng aboai
n 70 Won, but ~ you We shown me you
nvjt ,tion. I'll tell you now that l got one
and tore il up on the street before ! mel
YOU. and intend 10 tear u2 all or tae sans
kind.
s.Noney is tee hari 10 get for ribbons
| gloves aud bats 20 give II away ou tAos
| who are Indifferent TO you, AID WHOM
aud stay AZ home. aud pay no heed 10 th
| Invitation. Gcedby- Come over Sunda.
Afternoon. ana we'll play nay new duet
/ PRIZE AND L
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ertPP D HEK xorTu

Geo. - y ilssl. aas sfTGs- sts - e IN
{ b. moath O. iE~sS 1ay seuss frosn G uirb
y. @sis-~s4sy as-4t. - hgs1 &c . tias
p8lso- JADE issl D.. - krs1 Il szssa1lt cUu-
lssGEszl % prisga- Hsssza We eass~s4
60 ares. bGt wasn sa- ssxDE ossr g csz1r
70 tas co1es1sfoa tESe sts E1EEE pe- -
is-Es@eccIs bsF sushs-H's. sac told Uss
iads. t1ss - bad b---s 6gisklsE ass shz
Gid no- wact % DrsSscEsfe EsEs. Her
gssi.ti5us we're e - us~ hrr SEa
wor1. Es wrl A. k-T bralaa1 - aa1 BE-
xoI. 10 yi-s .ssuzeat shSs-ss COO a1alzky tss
cTI.si fss&.1s@.
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SFNF " IAfI

Dewey, the msn VINO stole Oats north
east of the city last week aai upon hose
bond for Appearing Mr. Longn=cker p!Nood
bis name aud afterwards w!Ebdrr~ IL wss
b-for- Justice Joues yesterday lie plead
ID guilty 10 the charge Aoi was gIveo
uinesv days IN tue uaty jail Hiz sig-
aud ilt.se baby were Present IL the car.
room Tie Judge said taAt ae would give
ai.n leave 20 withdraw as pea OF guilty x
ne desired to do so. Ne" sid the pris-
ooer. Il r9xe not money enough 20 hire
lawyers aad Cary II tesoass ee2-t'
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BOUND OVER TO DIS rRICT COURT.
On the Ch,rge OF Perjury w. r. Smith Has
Preliminary Hearing Befors Justice Jones.

W. E. Smith was bound over to the dis
trict court yesterday under bond OF 5000
The preliminary took place in Justice
Jones court. Smith was arrested last
week on the charge OF PERJURY. The
prosecuting witness Is j r Freeman.
Freeman claims that Smith commit ed
perjury about year ago IA the court OF
Justice Rsusom of Mulvane. At that
time y. NJ Keuedy sued Smith for note
to which Freeman had signed Smiths
name on the ground that they hal the
mortgaged stock in partnership. Freeman
was not present and k-nedy did not get
Judgment, but When Freeman returned
last week il was to MAKE grave charges
az ainst the former defendant.
The eyideuc. was sufficient TO canse the
court TO bind Smith over udder 500 bail
w hich was furnished by James Stewart.
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PROBATE COURT NOTES.

Demand of A A. Hyde administrator OF
the estate of Mollie Bur!eigb for S3+2 90
with Il per cent interest from Nov -. 1890
Against the estate OF Helen Carlton was
heard and allowed in the probate court
yesterday.
A. T. Helm guardian OF Frank A. Bran
dow, fled = position for the sale OF lot IA.
North NJ Gn street In tins city. Tne petl-
ton was set for hearing on March 20
AffiiAv of the insanity OF Ica DEAN
wife OF Al D am, was filsd in the probate
court yesterday aud the hearing set for 2
p. m, today.
Affidavit OF the insanity Of c. o. Lam
brrtson was filed yesterday and he was ad-
jud ged insane.
J. T. Burnett of Pi;tzburg spent vest err
4 -. 80.
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TWO BUILDINGS ENTERED.
shoes and RaEors are iped From Two SINAI
sto e. on North Main > re q.

Sneak thieves got away with six rszors
and two pair Of clippers - what {. w
Morgan reported Al tie police heaGquaF-
tiers yesterday morning.
II Is supposed that the thieves entered
at back window the latch which
Fastened IL was open this morning. The
window was open Saturday, but has not
been opeped since.
Tue queer part OF the theft Is THAT All
the rszors taken belonged TO Mr.. Morgan
and that the men who work for him dill
not lose anything at all. IT would hav-
been Just as easy 10 take these r. zOrs also.
Another store was also catered b. the
rear window. perhaps by the same msn. IL
was the small shoe stors on Aaig, Just
north of Third street. Five pair OF sSoes
were taken from this store.
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NO GROUNDS FOR COMPLAINT.
David Hays IS The People of Wichita Don
In " What Dull Tim Ne m.

David Hays has just returned from q
business trip through the east during
which he visited nearly ali the CONNER
ciai centers. The people OF Wichita
do not know what hard times are" said
he yesterday. They should visit the east
to realize the effect OF hard til =. Men
are out of employ and nearly all the
big concerns are running with greatly
decreased force. i have talked with them
aud they do not hesitate TO acknowl edge
their condition. They do not hedge by
saying they are Keeping even, not max
ing anyJhing,' or anything OF tbst kind.
It Is we have lost SIC. 000' or we have lost
$4,000 with them. Ole business firm
told M that their actual loss last year
was So, 900 He did not mean that his
business fell off that much; he said the
firms profits had actually decreased that
amount The agitation over the tariff
question is, in their opinion, the Cause Of
the prevailing dizziness.
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Regular coseiave OF Nj O.ives Com
r,andry M L. N T.. this tFciday) even
ip. At $50 o'clock. Annual election OF
officers A ). Apologize, Ac,S- Rscor-
der
The Hyustis French clsss viii meet TO-
day a. usual, N the clgb rooms, city
bull Iing.
I.ifauy service Ihis morning EE l0-Se a.
=. Jonn'- Es3-copsl caGEcA, cOraer Third
aud Topeka ageuae. Short sersice- All
cordially invited - De present
Members OF the kaghts Of Olympia viii
meet AZ i:30 a. N. Saturday st Masoaic
AL. co-nrr Frs and Maia street Mary
Eui dora Hal. serbia
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ALcoaoL - THEM.
.syyh'te frne'' VI Ees q st Of Toughs rnrul.
And Causes Ia. CITY Prison 20 Fin Up.

Twelve tonghs created an uprosr IN
Rock Island box car "a the yards OF that
road Yesterday They decd-d 10 have
hoxiiug time ard ,h-y had ~ Oae nan
was sent TO bay alcohol which he s0on
brought back in bottle. Others went
out aud filed theirs with wztrr. iar
water was mixed with the alcohol and the
tou. rs partOOk Of tbs bsvsrage.
Tbls driuk j. kuo~n ss''sghite lime" and
has the faculty OF producing a trigniiui
drunk 1t iittle Cost. IL rs a very little
time before these alcohol neuds wsrs 20
an uprsarous condition. TIE yard master
ordered them oct OF The car but they re-
fu.-d 10 OBEY him Police were called ia
sud the noting individuals coBdGcted 70
the police station.
hey were al. ooufiasd there % the
ehaTg- % lettering -Bd gsEs their nsDe-
p foI.ows- James BucEIey. Villa ~
Howard James ThOmp>on, Frank fslr-
cb.id. John Forbe-. .Tsun-- BarG~s. X
Spencer. Cherries Green. john Nsl-s,
Fred PsSsr-, Cssriss Hail All Frank y ~
izmsOn. IBrlr dslelss VIII Dc rszra 70
dkT.
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DOES 4 BIG BUSINESS.

Like all Wichita business institutions
the Louisiana Guarantee COMPANY does an
immense business. IL employees SIX or
seven clerks and fairly floods the express
Offices with business. The fact is the com
psi rs dealings Is so large hat the fees
Tor transmission and collection of one
Office alone amount TO nearlysl500 Il month,
aud the company does business WITH
all the express companies. Tlen, sgain,
the stat oIary Of tue company denotes
prosperi y. Tue special certificate of the
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-03-16
HOT FIGHTS MADE|
WARD PRIMARIES HELD FOR THE
MUNICIPAL ELECTION.

Homer Defeated by Large Majority
in the Second Ward-Johnson Gets
There By q Close Majority in
the Third-FarieS showed
Under by John Martin
A Hot Fight iu the
Four; b Other
City Election
Notes.
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SUTg WARD.

Deleca;es-I. k-ck. William Anti. Joe
Mace. JOAN Belts, Joho Cox, George
HarIzslI. T. o. Huss. J. ( Richmond. ".
". Clark, J. c. Gale q. A Miller. J. d.
Il cuins. Joha LEWIS
Als-rn .;es-G. L Trone. William BY
noes, Pant BaughDaa. {. u Bartlett,
William Purcell
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FOCETH wAED.

Delegates-U. r k-ssler. A. L. Call,
". o. Goodwin, Ed Goldberg. o. H
Bentley. George Ross. Jr.. E. G. Heis-l
z l. Bosi.ck, DE-. DE Ross, +. wilkins, j.
J. Richardson, c. &. Merry, AL Cosing-
ton. r. Dalton, II. y. Grafton. Freak
N.rk. FL. Vail. ;. J. Newton. J. p Par
rott, J. 3. Culver. A. G. Dick-oa, j. ;.
Sheppard. y. Z. Harmon: Thornton SaE-
GENT. ID. II Brewer. y. Hzrlei, JOAN
Van Dine, e Z Bleck.ey, ". Z Klein, G.
L. Swope.
Aiternztes-J. a Mccullough. E Price
George Wilson. J. G Kirk, II Hlsby, L.
kistler. a Ii e., ;. ': Morgan, Charles
R-ess. A b King, r Moore, T. J. Saep.
paFd, Thomas Clover, J. Aboost, Z. a
Fraukenfirld-
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SIMON Is SILENT
WICHITA HAS A FIRM DOING A
LAND OFFICE BUSINESS

WICHITA HAS A FlRM DUNN A
LAND OFFICE BUSINESS
But Simon Wells and Waldo Flood,
Its Managers are Enveloped
in a Cloud of Mystery.
Whey Have Capital Stock Of One and a
Half Millions, But Critical UIcle
Sam is Against them.
Sprague the Visible Rcpres entative
of the Invisible Simon and Waldo
Has an Interview With the
Postmaster in Which He
Acknowledges The Corn.
They Fished Tor New
York Suckers and
They Are Writ
ten Up;
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4 CUT IN PICTURES
Best Cabinets. Bust style. s. % per dozen
Best Cabinets. IN J lengths. 9 80 per doKea.
BALDWIN, Photo. lis Z. Douglas.

This cut Is for o. DAYS. and we viii give - 20
one not receiving our very best work.
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HOW IT Is DONE

We issue 20 sevsRty-fiy- agents serenity
i've 81 tarse sp-eisi certificates Th- first
mont d after The date CT the certificates
TWENTY-FIVE OF the seyslty-irs certi1ca &c
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J. Il. Burnett of Pi,tsburg spent vest err
day in the city.
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SECOND WARD.
THIRD WARD.

Delegates: ]. ". Allen, Ray Oliver, J.
F. ID Casey. J. NJ. R-mspeare, A 6. Wal
Parsons. George Coin, w. II. Els. Dr.. J. q
Hoffman. 10 Koehler, Otto Koplin. Wen
dell Mclaughlin, ". 5. Pierce, r. Hart,
[. c. Roberts. A. 5. CrownweIl, J. B.
Knight, L. 5. Hougn laud. A j. Stanley,
Dr.. Z. b. Allen, Z II. Creditor, John
Stewart. H. W. Lewis, George Adams. L
T. Allen, > Johnson.
Alternates: c. II. Price, {. II. More
house. W. :. Spauldiug, p. 4 Rohrbaugh
Chas. Hoff. ID. 4. Mitchell
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FIRST WARD.

Jonn Busenbark, J. X. Sawyer, II. VI
Rc., p NJ. Bentley, Frank B-llew. G-org-
Green. Lee Hays, VIM. kassel, w. W.
Tag. Jesse Burt. G. +. Richards, Tom
Adams, s. E. Patten. L. G. Parbam. A j.
Wyatt, George HickocS. George knorr,
Edwin TaSlor, Johu Herrig. Joe Chris
TOPPER. n Deunis.
Alternat-s-H. E. Case, Park Massey,
Fenton B. Clark. George F. WhItlock. w
J. Corner, DR.. X. Owens, Joe Corwin.
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set of delegates who should be governed
according TO the expression of the ward for
the individual candidate. Each Candidate,
therefore, had slip OF paper with his
name on it, aud in the eagerness TO vote
these the list of delegates was lost sight of
and not one of them was cast. Some COM
plicAtous may arise over this oversight,
but AS il was an agreed list OF delegates
probably no one will object to having the
men intended for delegates, act.
The woman vote Was comparatively light
in all the wards.
The following is a list Of the delegates
and alternates elected, VINO will meet Sat
urday in their various wards. and ratIiy
the action taken at the primaries;
The Butler weekly times., 1894-02-08
'NAIonES ScHENCk's
REMEpy -
roa r MaNDRak
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IOMPLAlnT' - -
Nssss.uri Pacific Tsn,+ rabse
Something New.

The Kansas City, Pittsburg & Gulf
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both passenger and freight traffic
from all stations on it's line between
Sulphur Springs, Ark, Neosho and
Joplin, Mo-, Pittsburg, Kan, and
Kansas City, Mo.
If you are going to Kansas City,
st. Louis, Chicago, or any point north
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Portland or any point in the west
and northwest, give the new line a
trial. Magnificently equipped pas
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City without change, connecting with
lines from Kansas City to all points,
insuring the traveller quick time, low
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Merchants are requested to remem-
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for freight shipments, as the expedf-
tious and careful handling of all con-
signments will be guaranteed. For
additional information; call on near
est agent of the company, or address
the undersigned, JAS. DoNoHUE,
Gen. Fright & Pass. Ag't,
Kansas City, Mo.
The Butler weekly times., 1894-02-08
Steritf's Sa O
0HuSsiss.

By virtue and authority of two general exc
cutions issued from the Office of the clerk of
she circuit court OF Bates county. Missouri re
turnable at the February term 1884 of said
court to me directed, one in favor of Adrian
Banking Company and against McCory B
F McCory and McCory and one in favor of
the Ridenour Baker Grocer Co and against
c McCory and E McCory, l have levied
and seized upon all right, title, interest and
claim of. In and to the following described
real estate situated in Bates county, Missouri
to-wit: All of lots one and two q 2) in
block nineteen ll3I in the town of Amsterdam
Bates County, Mo L will on
Monday, February 18th, 1894,
between the hours of nine O'Clock in the fore
noon and five O'Clock in the afternoon that
day. at the east front door of the court house
in the city or Butler. Bates county, Missouri,
sell the same or SO much thereof as may be re
quireG at pubic vendue, to the highest bidder
for cash, to satisfy said executions and costs
ID. A. COLYER.
lott. Sheriff of Bates County.
The Butler weekly times., 1894-02-08
Order of Publicat ton.

State of Missouri,
County of Bates. ) So
In the probate court for the county of Bates
November term. 1898 George w Mains de-
ceased. John Gench. executor
Order of Publication
Now comes John Gench executor of George
W Nafns deceased. presents to the court his
the equity o. redemption in SO much OF the
real estate of said deceased as will pay and
satisfy the remaining debts due by said estate
and q lien thereon and vet unpaid fer want OF
sufficient assets ACCOMPANIED by the accounts
lists inventories required by law in such cases
on examination whereof it is ordered that all
persons interested in the estate of said deceas-
has been made and unless the contrary be
shown on or before the first day of the next
term OF this court to be held on the
second Monday of February. 1884 next an or
der will be made for the sale of the equity OF
redemption in the whole much of the real
estate oil said deceased as will he sufficient for
the pay ment of saId debts and liens thereon;
iished In some newspaper published in Bates
county ia this state for four weeks before the
next term OF this court. and that copy OF this
notice be served on each of the hei rs residing
in Bates county at least ten days prior to the
first day of the next term OF this court
STATE OF MISSOURI, rs.
I, ". T Cole. Judge of the probate court
held in and for said county hereby certify
order of publication therein referre to. as tue
same appears of record in my Office Witness
my hand and zeal of said court
tssALI Don: at Office in Butler this End day
OF January A. d., 1874.
sat W. L. COLE, Judge of Probate.
The Butler weekly times., 1894-02-08
Thursday, February %, 1894,
Sherin"s Sale.

BY virtue and authority of special execu-
tion for delinquent taxes issued from the Of
flee of the clerk of the circuit court of Bates
county, Missouri. returnable at the February
terms 1894 of said court to me directed in
favor of S f. Fisher -ofiicfo collector of the
revenue of Bates county, and against Mary
Eachus, have levied and seized upon all the
right. title. interest and claim of, in and TO
the following described real estate situated in
Bat es county. Missouri, to-wt
Lot No. seventeen 10 in block No thirteen
(I3, in the west side addition of the town. now
city, of Butler. in Bates county. Missouri, l
will on
Thursday, February %. 1894.
between the hours Of nine O'Clock in
the forenoon and five o'clock in the
afternoon of that day at the east
front door of the court house in the
city of Butler, Bates county, Mis-
souri,, sell the same or SO much there
of as may be required at public ven
due to the highest bidder for cash TO
satisfy said execution and costs
ID. \. COLYER.
4S-4t Sheriff of Bates County
The Butler weekly times., 1894-02-08
S100 Reward 500.

The readers OF this paper will be pleas
ed to learn that there is at least one
dreaded disease that science has been
able to cure in all its stages, and that is
catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cute is the
only positive cure known to the medical
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internally, acting directly upon the
blood and mucous surfaces of the sys-
tern, thereby DESTROYING the foundation
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and assisting nature in doing its work.
The proprietors have so much faith in
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to ct.re. Send for list of testimonials.
Address F. ]. CHENEY & CO. ToledoO
EASold by druggists. rim
The Butler weekly times., 1894-02-08
Four Big Successes. l

Having the needed meri, o more than
make good all the adver Using claimed
for them, the following tour remedies
have reached phenomenal sale DR.
Kings New Discovery, tor Consumption
coughs and colds, each TO be guaranteed
Electric Bitters. the great remedy tor
liver stomach ana kidneys. Bucklen's
Arnica Salve, the best in the world, and
Or. Kings New Lite Pills, which are a
perfect pit. All these remedies are
guaranteed to do just what is claimed
tor them and the dealer whose lame is
attached herewith will be glad TO tell
YOU more OF them. Sold at H. L, Tucker
Drug Store.