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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-06-12
DEATH IN PASTORS FAMILY.
Baptist Society Extends Coincidence to ME-
and Mrs. Haryef.

and Mrs. Haryer.
The society Of the First Baptist
church have passed the following reso-
lutions:
"Whereas. God IN his intimate wis
dom has permitted death to enter in
10 the home of our former pastor, Rev.
W. L. Harper and wife. and removed
from them their loved daughter, Edith,
Resolved, That, the members OF the
church, do tender to them our heart
felt sympathy in this. the darkest
hour Of their lives.
Resolved. That in this great sorrow
they may be permitted to look up
through their tears and feel that she
is not dead, but only removed to a
brighter and more beautiful world,
where she may enjoy the society Of
the pure and good and that 1t is well
with their child
Resolved, That a copy OF these re-
solutions be published In the Wichita
Daily Eagle and a copy be sent to
our brother"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-06-12

We. the trustees OF the c. II z
church, would like the public TO know
why our Pastor. :. u Graves left The
c. NJ. +. church. he said he was offer
cd by the 4. II. e church 70 per month
and everything furnished 20 leave his
church and take charge OF the - -
<. church in Hutchinson. Kan
p RIEL ". DAUCEY,
II. TINES :. ISLER
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-06-12
Gard of Thank

We desire TO return our heartfelt;
thanks 70 our many friends for their
kindness and sympathy during the 81
ness and death OF our beloved one.
T. A DODSON AND SON.
Mr.. and Mrs. b FOLICK.
Mr.. and Mrs a :. ALEXANDER
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-06-12
Real Estate Transfers.

FURNISHED by the Wichita Abstract and
Land company
Joseph Gerties qcd lots Il and 76
Topeka ave English add. 400
Guy 7 Conrad nd hf sec so p
lw........... -. .......... 1900
L ; Gordon vi lots 1e Is Fair
mount ave Paramount Place. $50
s 3 Ladd CT al trustees qcd res
\ and II and lets $50 156 Wal
nut ST Fords 9Th add. ... 81
S w W Grant Qcd lot l block
Frisco Heights add :
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"DocToR, do you think my wife will re-
cover!' s'Oh, yes. told her already had
a wife picked out for you in case she didn't
get well''
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-06-12
CoLOEEp MAN MAY. DIE.
McCune was Reported Last Night to be in a
Very Critical Conditions.

McCune the colored man who was
hit over the head with an iron crank
in the hands OF a moterneer on a North
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-06-12
HOUSES AND LANDS
For Sale for Cash,
Tor Sale on Time.
For Sale o., .fUIIueD{ Plan


To trade for stocks Of nechandise or
anything else that can be converted
into money. Now Is the time 70 get q
home. All farm products are adyanc-
ing n value Real estate will have lis
turn next and when IL is too late you
will be telling what you could have
done II you had only had the nerve.
SOHE SPECIAL BARGAINS.
House, three rooms. IN good repair.
newly painted. shade trees. 50 feet front
in West Wichita, convenient 70 buz!-
ress.-s25o.
House. four rooms. good repair. new
II painted inside and out. new kitchen.
- feet front. well located on the West
Side. with southeast exposure-s310.
House and 20 feet front IN second
block on North Aoselcy avenue-s111.
Brick house. four rooms. located Ee4.
College Hi. 81 feet froat-sl5o.
Good SIX room house ~ third block
on North Moseley avenue. - feet Of
ground. worth 81 90. now offered for
$59a
House. eight rooms. north q Oak -.
cost g 800 70 build. in splendid repair.
- .eec OF ground-<e,5S-l.
Ten room house on College Hi. a.
ted with all modern improvements.
splendid on; buildings. plenty Of fruit.
ornamental! trees and shrubs. cost 20
build .s.s0o VIII lease 20 good tenant
for three years
Livery barn. store buildings. bzsit-
inEs suitable for manufacturing pur-
poses and auUeTogs dwellings heated
II ali parts Of the city. for ren; or sale
Gail CT ne n TIE Kzoxzs National
hank room. corner Main and Douxiaa
- l. DAVIDSON.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-06-12
MADE GOOD CHOICE
REPUBLICANS OF THIRD DISTRICT
NOMINATE ". ]. PErTINGER.

Too Many Good Men before the Convention
Nomination was Made--Interest in
Thursdays Convention Increasing--It is
Said that Judge Reed will get there on
the First Ballot--Judge Baiderston will
Protest because Non-Eesidents, Demo
Gratis and Pops Voted in Fourth Ward.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-23
BRIDGEP0HT.

John T. Scott left yesterday to attend
a Onion meeting OF the lumber dealers
at Cincinnati. At the close OF the con-
vention ne will 90 south as far as Texas,
making the trip in company with those
attending the convention. IL Will take
about two weeks.
Mrs, Chas. Heinlen entertained a
delightful dinner party of young ladies
Monday evening in honor OF Mr.. Helm
leins nece, Miss Kaiser OF Columbus.
Mrs. Josephine Bagg's is able TO be
out after her late accident.
Rev. Robt. Alexander and T. II. Clark
OF ST. Clairsville were here on business
yesterday.
Mrs. c. c. Hayes returned to Johns
town, Paa. yesterday, after a visit with
her home folks.
The W. C. T. L. will meet Friday
afternoon at 80 o'clock at the resi-
dence Of Mrs. c. NJ. Fisher.
Miss Alice Wheeler, a graduate Of
Moody's Bible Institute, Of Chicago,
and gifted speaker, lectures to-nlgh
at West Wheeling; Thursday evening at
Tue W. Lac Nnu4Gut INSN A@hN' -A'SS
Wheeler is being entertained at the
home of Mr. John McFedries.
The funeral of Emanuel Bulett took
place Monday at . p. m. from his late
residence; interment at Linwood GENE
terry.
c. B. Loe made business trip to
Pitts burg Tuesday.
Hon. j. C. Heinlein is in Columbus on
business for few days.
w. b. Handlan, Of New Philadelphia,
is among US.
The Azelea Mission Band will meet
Thursday evening at 1870 o'clock.
Clarence Fisher. Of Dennison, paid
his parents a visit Monday.
George Romick, yard master on the
c., L. & w. railroad, received q dis
patch from Pittsburg yesterday stating
that his mother had died.
Miss Clara Franzell is unable to be on
duty ct the Crystal Glass Company on
account Of illness.
Mrs. VIM. Woods is at the bedside Of
her father, Mr.. Stewart, in Martins
Ferry. who is Sc riously i'll.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-23
ALL EYES ON MUNYON,
Facts From His Private Re-
cords.
The Eminent Professor Receives Con
EXAMINATIONS - Humane Meth
dds Produce Marvel
Gus Results.

Mrs. Masters, No. $50 West Wash
ington place, New York city, says: u
had iufammatory rheumatism so badly
could scarcely move; my joints were
frichtfully swollen and still and so ten
der could not bear to be touched.
MUNYON'S Rheumatism Cure acted ike
magic, relieving the pain aud soreness
At once and affecting a complete cure in
a remarkably short time. am thor
ough believer in Munyon's Remedies
aud always keep them on hand. Ihey
are always reliable and have saved
many doctors fee.
Munyon's rheumatism Cure Is guar
anteed 10 cure rheumatism in any part
of the BODY. Acute or muscular rheu-
matism cured 10 from TO days. 1t
never fails TO cure sharp, shooting
pains in the arms, legs, side, back or
breast, or soreness in any part OF the
body in from one TO three hours. 1t is
guaranteed 10 cure lameness, stiff and
swollen Joints, stiff back, aud all pains
in the hips and Joins. Chronic rheu-
matism, sciatica, lumbago or pain in
the back are speedily cured.
Munyon's HomGp athic Home Rem
edy Company, of Philadelphia. put up
specifics for nearly every disease, which
are sold by all druggists, mostly for %
cents 4 bottle.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-23
TIl WOES OF WOMEN.
Are They Necessary, and Can
They Be Helped?
A SURPRISING STATE.
some Very Valuable Advice TO the Ones
Who Feel lhas Life Has Not seen
20 Pleasant a. It should
TITS a hard llfer,

TITS hard hfer'
The speaker was a prominent med
zeal man Of this city, whose practice is
devoted exclusively To women and the
treatment Of their peculiar ailments.
de was standing at the entrance Of 8
downtown Office building at an early
hour in the morning, watching the
psssers-by, when he made the foregoing
remark.
Turning TO the writer, the Doctor
continued: Il have always felt a deep
sympathy for those women who are OBJ
liSsd TO tediously earn a livelihood in
some branch OF the industries Of the
day. l see upon the streets, in the
early morning, the thinly clad 10 all
ages Of life, hurrylng to the various
shops; as, for instance, the laun'
dries. the clothing houses, the box
factories, the printing houses, the
stores OF different grades. any and all OF
which have but little occupation 81 for
tnie r. class o. our society 20 do. No
occupation Is more likely 10 bring on
uterine diseases than the positions filled
oy the working class Of women as clerks
In our fashionable stores and sewing
shops, or who operate typewrlters In
business Offices l believe, could tie
truth be known, not female clerk VINO
stands az the counter all day, or the
women who run sewing machines from
EqrIu . 40 ghn1aa nf nj u
are free from some OF the diseases inci-
dent TO her sex"
W0meh's work. unfortunately, is
necessity OF the age. Women work too
hard aud the majority OF them begin
their working life too young. The re-
suit Is that nearly all are sufferers from
the distressing ailmeatS peculiar 70
their sex. These weaknesses darken
their days, steal away their bright
looks, aud make them grow old even In
their early youth. Il cannot work to-
day" is q sad com plant too often heard
IN business establishments, when some
suffering woman is obliged % leave her
work, which generally means a serious
loss 20 her.
ION, if Only knew OF some reliable
remedy for tLiS trouble, l would give
0nythinQw some pale, weary woman is
frequently heard to exclaim. And there
IS indeed an enormous demand for such
thing. But bow very few truly reli-
aole remedies there really are. 10 fact,
there is only one that has ever received
the endorsement of physicians through
out the world aud has stood the test OF
many years. The remedy is Warmers
- g, Er-A ,rsftfuft awvarfnrNa has ghnWu
can be fully depended upon atall times.
10 has never yet failed 60 give relief and
effect a cure even In the most critical
cases. That is why so many thousands
Of glowing testimonials have been given
by women WON Warmers Safe Cure has
restored srom sickness 10 health.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-23
Tho Day In the Senate,


Spsst0s 90 ~ Regsssc--
CHARLESTON, W. VA, January %
In the Senate the Judiciary Committee
reported iayora0ly on Senate bill No. 20
relating TO collection OF delinquent
taxes, aud No. u, concerning JuriSuie'
ton and powers az county courts
Locknsy offered Senate joint resolu'
ton No. S. demanding a reduction 10
the price OF school books: referred 10
Com ulttee on Education.
Bills introduced: No, so, by CooR'
regulating sale Of liquors by druggists;
No. 81. by Hyde, concerning Justlces
and c0nStablos.
Bills passed: No. To- relating to fees
OF officers and No. SO, establishing ths
county OF MingO.
senate bills No. p, &c and % were
ordered TO their third reading. No. 5"
relating 10 removal Of county seats was
made a special order FOR $3.50 Iharsday'
Senate bills Nos. II, "A aud u were
ordered 10 their second reading
No 27, relating TO action in trespass'
aud No. 81, relating 10 Incense 'dA'
were rejected. ,
The Senate then went into the election
OF United States Senator. whitaker
nominated Elkins, aud Scott nominated
Camden; party vote, Gramm absent;
Finley paired with him; Lockney voted
for Writ r. Neal. .,,
Al the afternoon session, Senate OIL
No. 80. rendering $500 tax on cigarette
dealers: No. A, establishing home Tor
iucurables, and No, 43, relating 10 er-
roneous assessments, were passed 10
second reading.
House bill No. >, relating to time Tor
working roads; No. l, amending divorce
laws. and No. g, amending the charter
ei Huntington, were referred 10 appro-
pirate committees.
House Joint Resolution No. II, retus
ing 10 confer with Virginia State Debt
Commission on basis proposed, was re-
ferred to the Finance Committee on mo-
ton of Senator FarT.
Whitaker offered a resolution that
the STATE Superintendent OF Schools
furnish copies OF all contracts with
book companies with the State Ior
for school books adopted.
Bills introduced: No. So, by Hughes,
relating to appeals, writs OF error, and
supersedeas; No. So By Lockney, pro-
viding for investment Of permanent
school fund.
Adjourned.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-23
An Exclu,iye Leglslature.

Char lesion Mail
Col. FIntlock Perry has been denied
admittance to the floor Of the House Of
Delegates by the doorkeeper OF the
House. Other gentlemen have been re-
fused. This may DO all right under the
rules of the House but the rules now
are just as they have been for years;
ami until this session of the Legislature
this rule has never been enforced, and
we must confess that it seems In
rather bad taste to enforce the
rule now. There is no necessity for the
enforcement of this rule excluding gen.
tlemen from the floor of the House now
any more than heretofore. The people
want to see and know what IS going on
10 the Legislature, and they feel that
they have a right to do so as long as
they conduct themselves IN a gentle
manly manner, and the Legislature that
makes itself exclusive TO the people will
be made very exclusive by the people
when the peoples turn comes at the
polls.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-23

bill No. Is, relating to Regents OF tue
State University, etc, was amenueu
aod ordered TO It's third reading Sen
ate bill No. SO, establishing the county
Of Miugo, was ordered to It's seco9u
reading. House bill No. lS5, consoil,
dating Charleston aud Elk City ana
suburbs, was ordered TO its second read
ing. House bill No. is, provdidg ior
free schools for MouudsvIlle, was or
dered TO its third reading; also No; l."
relating TO actions ADD suits at law,
House bin No. 3, authorizing the school
district OF Spencer to issue bonds, was
ordered TO second reading. House Dill
No. l., TO protect secret societies
against persons claiming 10 be members
was ordered TO its third reao'nR'
House bill No. %, repeating the act es'
tablishlng the criminal court Of wayne
county. was placed on its second read
log, pending which the House ad-
journed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-23
MOUNDsVILLE.

Two carloads of piping arrived for
the use Of the water works company
yesterday.
J. NJ. Booth and j. L. McMechen will
leave this morning for California, where
they will remain for a couple Of months.
Mr.. Booth has been ia bad health for
some time, aud il is thought the change
will do him good.
William Woodburn has sold his mill
property In Loudenville.
L. G. Pickett, Jr., aud Miss Leila
Tomliuson Will be married this evening
at the brides home. They will go TO
housekeeping on TOmlinson avenue,
where the groom has home already
furnished.
J. c. Bardall and C. A. Weaver have
returned from West6eld. Mass, where
they were attending meeting OF the
stockholders OF the United States Whip
Company, OF which the Weaver Bardall
Manufacturing Company is branch.
J. W Burchinal is home from bust
ness trip TO PIttsburg.
The stockholders of the Shoe Manu-
ldCLuIluk 70. VIII noiu tuclt anuuo
meeting this afternoon for the purpose
OF electing Board Of Directors aud
Iransa citing other important business.
The revival services still continue at
the NJ L. church, the interest waxing
stronger as the meetings progress.
Thirty-eight souls have been converted
thus far. Rev. i. NJ. Spur, Of the
Episcopal church, mas been rendering
Rev. Grimes valuable assistance in con-
Quoting the meetings.
At the meeting OF The Board OF Di-
rectors OF the MoundsvIlle Driving Park
aud Fair Association, held Saturday
afternoon, T. NJ. Lewis resigned as
president Of the association, and Dr. ).
NJ. Steele was elected ia mis- stead. w.
II. Dorsey was chosen vice-presideut.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-23
ZEAL ESTATE Foa SALE.

Market street propoiIy, between lil.'
aud Sixteenth streets on the cost a. o. .l
ket street. The ground fronts ~ leot .N'-'
with depth Of l3l feet 70 a ~ II. alley 49,,
NO. 1928 Fourteenth street, lot 8'il-. '''"
No. I3I sixteenth street room OiIA
No 1900 Chapline street, line re'ioeL'
Ne 81 south broadway, hue fesloeuo1
No 1913 Fourteenth street, me fr'.1.
No. 100 Zane street. Island, hae r. 81 .'-o'
Two fine lots on South Broadway, l'..1-'
FINE building lots in Pleasant VaIry, arr.
The John w. Mcclure bomesteau' W.
ner OF soath Front and Ohio street"
reduced figure. -. m In.
A desirable residence property, No ~
diana street; rooms; modern .vs
No. 90 N. wabash street lslHpu ',.f.I
story frame dwelling Of rooms. L.'''
feet. - .,. str.eI
double brick dwellings property oil Y too--s
No 1891 Eof street, 2story lt4,1' 81
ing of6 rooms; half lot, Ne. 1 So. no L.
No. 5a9 IA ala strest, 2-story brlcA Nv
OF II rooms.
MONEY TO LOAN.
RINEHART e. TATU5I
1Jty g.ak building Room NOS TelePh'a' -''
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-23
Lott OutPnrt of the Town.

So 'tai 10 the Register.
HUNTINGTON, w. VA, January "a
II was found to-day that the proposed
new charter that is being engineered
through the Legislature by number OF
Republicans Of this city, leaves out
large tract Of valuable property that
has heretofore been part Of the cor
porattou, and tho Republican leaders
who sec the mistake, are very much
worried over the matter.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-23
A Murder in NJ eDoweh

q ftlUt % " H-uIfl'3-
WEIGH, W VA, January 22.-James
Williams, aged twenty-five, employed
az Ritter'S sawmills, here, was shot In
the abdomen and killed last night at
Heuphil, a suburb Of this town. An
autopsy failed TO discover the bullet.
suspicion points to parties who jumped
q west bound freight shortly after the
deed was committed. The remains
were sent to Bell Springs, Va, for In
termeat. The grand jury now In ses-
sion is making a thorough Investigation
Of the matter. Two men and woman
are held as witnesses.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-23
Ano,h.r Rsdust,on for Mineral

PITTSBURG, PA, January 22.-No-
tees were posted in the mines OF the
Fnurth pool of the Monongahela river
to-day announcing that the rate for
mining would be reduced from 81. Is TO
81. 75 per one hundred bushels. A con-
vention Of the miners will be called
this week and IL is probable that the
men will refuse TO accept the reduc
tion
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-23
Down TO Date,

At an infnitesimal cost, is the thing to be
desired. Such a work is the Americanized
edition offered by The WHEELING REGISTER
A prominent educator whose testimonial
is on file in our office, states the case much
better than we can. He says:
II think an encyclopedia is an absolutely
necessary thing but the Britannica is not only
long out of date, but it is an English work Of
such positively English character that it is
far from suitable for American readers. Its
article on bridges, for instance, ignores the
greatest bridge Of its kind in the world, our
own Brooklyn Bridge. have this other fault
to find with it, that only architects can under
stand it's article on architecture, or doctors its
articleon anatomy and so on. Now, those men
have more authoritative works on the subjects
they are professionally interested in, and
therefore have other uses for the encyclopedia
than in their special line. The Americanized
edition remedies these faults in bringing the
subject matter down to date, in including arti-
cles on American topics, in adding numerous
biographies Of men and women still living or
who have died only since the Britannica was
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in such a way that readers without special
KNOWLEDGE Of professional or scientific terms
are not puzzled and myStitied at every turn.
For these and other reasons think the Amer
icanized Encyclopedia Britannica ought to be
welcomed with open arms"
When YOU can get all this for six cents
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-23
Public Sale.

Bv yirtu. Of the authority vested ~ .ls :.
deed Of trust made by Nicholas bDe '.' a. o.
evstn Ebel mi, wife, dated on the ..tu ,-s
1ctob,, ISa0 and recorded In the once ,..r
Clerk of the County Court Of Ohio Conn =, 81.
VirIinI. In deed book numbered d. Pa!'
/ will on
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 49, j..
-, N c.clocl, r1...ell o. public az ,
ION AZ The north door Of the court n'nes o.-.u-i
county. all that certain lot or pace, y. In ,.'
living and being situate IN "a Di.'n-e Id. sab
Eig6th Ward in the city Of Whee.l,, ~ "a ,ss
comfy aud designated on the PiJ' ~ AID s.o-
a, lot numbered sighty-three, win 81 81 .-..,.
rufsr the buildings, improvement pa pa
tsnsnces situate on or belonging ., 70 Ib ,'1
rgRYs oF SALE: One-third Of VIZ ~
aaS ,odsomuch III ore as this purcbA-'.
.Iect cash on the day OF sale ane -. .,' .rs.-.
in two equal ins,allments payap.s "l,.y.f sole.
In siy and twelve months siter the uH. -
tie deferred iustallmeuts 20 be- 80, .g..--
i'm IL, mon the properly with policy Oh ~
ance upon the building. n prs>ELL
hENN ITlsta
ial2i