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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-10-02


Imitation Being worthless-virgin of
Guadal0upe Ceremony-Mexican News
City of Mexico, Oct. 1.-The total VOL
ume of the foreign trade of the country
during the fiscal year ended June so,
amounted to s12i(s55.s93. This consist
ed of SS0,s54,95 in exports and $34, Co.,
40 in imports, being an increase in the
total foreign trade of over s15, 00o, 600
compared with the preceding year. The
United States took So, 322, SIS OF the ex-
ports and sent here s5,130.367. The
growing preponderaIce of American
trade here arouses the intense jealousy
OF the resident European merchants.
who privately denounce the ignorant
Yankees, as they insolently term all
Americans. while at the same time they
seek to secure the agencies OF the AM
erican manufacturers and in many cas-
es only for the purpose OF finding what
will sell best and then having such
goods imita Ted in Europe. American
cutlery and agricultural implements
are counterfeited in Germany and Am
erican firearms in Spain. The famous
Rogers cutlery of Sheffield is counter
feited in Germany but the stuff is
worthless and the Sheffield people do
not seem to care to protect their valua-
BILE trade mark.
The miraculous image of the Virgin
of Guadoloupe is now definitely placed
in the church of La Colegiatea, The
ceremony was very simple one, so as
to avoid infraction of the reform laws.
Typhus fever has so FAR abated that
the fever ward n Juarez hospital IN
this city is empty for the first time in
a long period. The health of the city
is exceptionally good. Diptheria has
appeared at Guadaiajara, causing many
deaths among children.
The news of the great proclamation
mass meeting at Chicago angers the
SpaniardS here.
The opinion of the San Antonio Ex-
press on the mission crusade against
the alteration of the Virgin of Guado-
loupe has been published here and is
approved by the American business
men:
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-10-02

She lat concert-oh, just dots on
Beethoven.
He-Do your
she-Yes. indeed. Beethovena mu-
sic is SO delicate. 50 refined. so soulful,
IL doesn't Interfere with thu conversa-
ton at ali.-N. Y. Weekly.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-10-02

Characteristic Admeratiou
"You look good enough to eati"
All. her fatal gift of beauty!
She was travelling in Africa, and the
remark was addressed to her by Chief
lPlugugly.
IN. Y. World.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-10-02
WILL NOMINATE A TICKET.
Nebraska Republicans Hold Their State
Convention In Lincoln


Omaha, Oct. IA special 20 the Bee
from Lincoln, Neb., says: At o'clock
p. m. the Republican state convention
will meet at the Funk opera house to-
morrow to nominate its ticket for the
coming state election. There is no
trouble on the horizon, unless it should
develop over some minor matters con-
nected with the organization Of the con
ventfon, There will be apparently no
opposition to the denomination of JUS
tice Norval. nor is there any expressed
doubt over the nominate of c. c.
Morrill,, for one of the state university
regents. Who will succeed Hon. J. l..
Knight as regent is not so plain.As the
Minneapolis platform will in all prob
ability be re-affirmed, there is no like
lihood of any. prolonged debate over
the silver question. The call provides
for a. convention of ,057 delegates and
a very full representation is expected.
eIoJsq se2HpIpueo InoJ 90 IIIM sLsqL
the people for supreme judge, Republic
can. Populist, Silver Democrat, and
Administered ton Democrat. Judge Max
well. Populist nominee, is a prominent
Republican and former merber of the
supreme bench. He accepted the NOM
lnation as a non-partisaa candidate,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-10-02
THINNING THEN OUT
SOUTH CAR0LINANS FIXING FOR
THE OOLORED VOTERS.

Suffrage Committee Of the state Conatitu-
tiOnal Convention Reports . Section
Elnbodying the qualifications of Elec-
tors-Plan to Disfranchise the INDECENT
and Ignorant Voter Turns on the Regis.
tration Feature. which Makes the Road
to tho Polls . Hard One to TraveI-The
Section in FuIl-ForeIgn Comment.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-10-02
why he Dida.. Give TAa.Aa.

The se~son had been an sxnsp.aoual-
" bad one for farmers. bat Ia . eoua-
try church. not . hundred miles sror,
Arbrosth. the ofI.ee-bes.srs Lad r.
solved, according 70 enstoEa. 70 ho.a
the annual harvest th.nksxsviny s~rv.
icc. Is ~as noticed tia; ca thai psr-
ticular Sunday Mr.. Joazstor., a regs.
lar as;sndAa. and . pillar % the ehurs5
fShose crops lad surrod CO; very poor.
III, was got Il ATTENDANCE Tha sasz4.
istes. In tee coarss % the following
week. roet Ar. Josnsione. aud H.
CURED 81 him t.se rsasoa Tar hls A.
seaee from eAurch ca stea an Isupor-
TAFT occasion "s~eI, ssr. reussei
h-. Joanstore. II c.auA car. al<..
spf-o@eh3n' raJ Aexer in . kpesrs. q
saxeAsZa -Scot l&ssz- Ar1cs.cz1.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-10-02

Everybody are invited 20 csn az NY
music store this week. Make il your
headquarters; leave yoHr packages: al
So see the biggest line OF Pianos. Or
gans guitars. nlandolirs. sewing ma
chimes. / want every body - take some
thing. Prices viii be cut for the week
Owing 10 sickness l snail exhibit az
the store this year. and in order "a re-
duce MY sock. 10 one VIII 60 away
without something. Il prices and quail
ity cut any 1igure- Come whether you
want 20 buy or not. Music every even
ing
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-10-02
Oakley Races,

Cincinnati, Oct. 1.-The attendance
was large, weather fine, track fast and
racing good at Oakley today. Yo Tam
bien made her first appearance since
last spring, in a purse. She looked
fairly fit but failed to land inside the
money. The Cameo stakes, a handi-
cap for two year olds, was the event
of the day. II was won in a drive by
w Wallace's The Winner: we'll backed
at to l. The stake was worth 81 $40
The meeting closes Saturday next and
Latonia opens the following Monday.
Summaries:
First race-Purse; five furlongs: An
ma Lyle, TO l, won; Ferryman, IL to
|, second; Robinson, to /, third. Time
Loo
Second-Purse: six furlongs: Imp.
Star Ruby. 2 to 1. won; Handsome, to
[. second; Handspun, Z to ), third. Time
i:13A.
,TNhird-Purse: six and half furlongs
Squire G. 20 to 1, won; Overella, to l.
second; Paul Pry, to 10, third. Time
La.
Fourth-Cameo stakes. a handicap
for 2-year ODDS; seven furlongs; The
Winner to l, won; Ben Elder. to 5,
second; Don Carrillo, to 1, third.
Time los
Fifth-Purse: mile: Grammar, to /,
won; Lobengula, even. second; Olive,
10 =. third. 2dme 1:41I.
Sixth-Selhng: five filriongs; Joe
Clark. TO l. won: Helen Mar. to /.
second; Elwynn, i to l, ehird. Time
J:02h.
Sheffield Races
Chicago, Oct. 1.-The third Gay on the
Sseffiled track produced some good races
The attendance was larger than on any
previouS day. But two of the peoples
choices went over the plate. Colonel
NishtIaan in the first race was the good
thing, he being backed from to D. 5 to ).
Killarney ran his pins off in the first part
Of the race and won well in hand. Sum-
maries:
First race-Selling, six furlorgs: Kill
arney, ~ TO l. won: Wightman. to ). sec
ond; Margareta, 10 to l, third. Time.
los
Second-Selling. five furlongs: Bramet-
ia, 10 ), won: Sixty. TO ]. second; Sore
ma. eis TO l. third. Time, 1:C7ie
Third-Selling. five and half furlongs:
-Atelier, 10 , Won; Estee, = to l, second;
Character 80 TO !, third. Tine, 1:liiE
Fourth-Selling. six furlongs; Queen
Bass. TO :. won: Loudor. 10 l. second:
Gunwad. Z TO ]. third. Time. 1:2l.
Fifth-Selling, five and q half furlongs:
Lawyer. 8 TO 5. won; Julia, TO !. second;
Dullio, 10 J. third. Time ISL.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-10-02
HELD = SHORT SESSION.
Appellate Cour: Copvenes aud AdjoCrns to
Next Tuesday.

The appellate court convened at Q
O'Clock yesterday morning. Present
Presiding Judge ". A Johnson, A. ".
Denison and Z. Z. Cole, associate
-ToI.N VI Su!qorsl ueeq sEQ iJIoo 'sIN
uAouY ZEN 'NILoo Il NIeIg SIN
which the court considered cases that
had been presented after which they
adjourned nutil next Tuesday, al which
time motions viii be heard.
The new Union Touring mill on
East Oak street, raised steam yester-
day 10 test the machinery. TIE mill IS
n the large Sheppard brick block. just
east OF the Santa F'e railroad track, and
the location and appur ts1ancss are well
adapted 10 the business OF milling and
shipping the product.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-10-02

Columbia, S. c., Oct. 1.-The report
Of the suffrage committee Of the con /.
stitutional convention was at last
made tonight. 1t provides for the reg
istration of qualified voters. The quail
ifications Of electors given in the fol.
lowing section are regarded as practi-
cally disquahfying the majority of the
negroes on account Of educational and
property requirements.
The person applying for registration
must be able to read and write any Sec
section in this constitution or must de-
clare that he owns and pays taxes on
$500 worth of property in this state;
provided that at the first registration
under this constitution and UP jan
uary 1. 1893. all male persons of voting
age, who can read a clause in the con-
stitution or understand and explain it
when read to them by the registra ton
officer, shall be eligible to register and
become electors. A separate record of
every iIliterate person thus registered,
sworn to by the registra ton officer,
Shall be filed. one copy with the clerk
of court and one in the Office of the Sec
rotary of state on or before January
1898, and such person shall remain dur
ing his lifetime a qualified elector I'M
iOoo eoiINiCteu VI some OlSquaIlylnS
crime. The certificate of the clerk of
the court or the secretary of state shall
be sufficient to establish the right of a
person Of said class of citizens TO regis
ter and exercise the franchise"
London, Oct. 1.-The Times and the
Chronicle this morning give leading
places in their foreign columns to spe-
cial kilograms regarding the South Car
DINA constitutional convention. The
Chronicle in leader upon this subject
says: "A very serious problem has
suddenly leaped to the front in the trou
bled politics of the United States. The
negro question may completely over
shadow the currency and the tariff IS
in the TlraciIantia1 ola
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-10-02

-"He.1' Help cried ne nan W.,
vas being robbed Cain yoar.xis.~
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-10-02
PLAY MEAN TRICKS
HOW RESIDENT EUROPEAN MER-
CHANTS IN MEXICO WORK IT.

Growing Trade OF Mexico with the United
States Excites Their Anger and Envy
They Call Their Competitors Ignorant
Yankees While They Test the Market
with American Goods, and then have
the Best Sellers Initiated In Europe. the
Imitation Being Worthless-virgin of
Guadzloupe Mexican News
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-11-07
Thursday, Nov. Z, 1895.
An Early Primary.

All indications point to an early
Republican primary election. 1t
will likely be the latter part Of Feb
ruary or the early part of March
The bees are already buzzing in all
quarters of the county. There will
not be n derth OF candidates for any
of the positions to be filed.
The primary election must be held
early in order that the delegates to
the State and National conventions
can be chosen in due season.
This will make it necessary for
the candidates to visit the dear peo-
pie in, perhaps, very stormy wealth
er This will serve AS an introduc-
ton TO the struggles required for
success in the political field.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-11-07

he tells exactly what to do to get
well. It saves o journey to the city
and doctors fees, and costs nothing.
DIR. Greene is the most successful
specialist in curing nervous and
chronic diseases. He is the discov-
erer Of that wonderful medicine,
DR.. Greene's Nervura blood and
nerve remedy. Thousands are being
cured through his perfect system OF
letter correspondence. 1t has been
proved successful.
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Washington House.

The remodeling of the Washing
ton House is about completed.
When we came here year ago. the
center of the town appeared any
thing but creditable. The erection
of the new bank building in place of
the old shanty on the Bower corner
and the converting of the old Wash,
.ington House to a commodious up
to. date hostelry completely changes
the appearance of the square. An
annex was built to the Washington
House about 40 feet in length and
% in width. The ground floor is
used for dining room and the Sec
ond story is divided into 8 new
sleeping rooms. The rooms in the
main building have been papered
and painted. The bar room has
been changed and finished in hard
wood. large plate glass windows
adorn the front side of the building
and n porch and balcony made in
with the latest style of
architecture extends along the en-
tire front of the building. New fur
niture has been added and improve
ments provided so as to make tho
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-11-07
A Splendid Offer

Everybody who is weak, delicate
or sickly wants to get well. DIR,
Greene, of 50 West l4th ST., New
York City, makes a specially OF
treating patients through letter cor
respondence. The wisest thing all
suffering people can do is to write
the Doctor, stating just how they
feel. mentioning every symptom OF
which they complain, and he will
answer the letter, explaining each
symptom and describing the case so
thoroughly that patients under
stand their complaint as well as
though they had talked with the
Doctor. He makes his explanations
SO clear that they cannot help, but
understand just what ails them, and
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-11-07

Buy your Boots and Shoes, at
Meiser and Blink's.
At the Store Of Meiser and Blink
is the place to buy your underwear.
Any person desiring to see III. II.
Leitzell should call at James
Ayers residence, one door east of
Garman's shoe store.
There will be a Special Sale at the
new store of Meiser Blink at Globe
Mills. Pa, on Saturday, Nov. Q and
Monday, Nov II for two days only,
for 400 yards Canton flannel worth
10 cents has been reduced TO cents,
Bed Blankets, Horse Blankets and
Lap Robes at greatly reduced
prices, Boys Suits from to IA
years worth $3.50 reduced to S1.l0,
Boys Suits from 6 to IA years worth
$3.50 reduced to Sl.99, 80 Pairs
Shoes worth 81 80 reduced to 90 cts
a pair.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-11-07
Cotton States and international
Exposition,
ATLANTA, GA,
VIA THE
SEABOARD AIR LINE.

Leave WashIngton, ID. C., daily, at s 40 T.
NJ. upon arrival OF the congressional Limited"
from New York. and reach Atlanta ut 4 90 +. NJ.
the next day.
second train. with through sleeping cars
from New York. leaves Washington at 4; 80 A.
NJ, arriving at Atlanta % A. NJ. the next day.
Both trains leave from the Pennsylvania rail-
road station and land passengers in the United
Depot at Atlanta--as near the Exposition
grounds rs through passengers via any line are
landed.
AT Portsmouth aud Norfolk, Va, the
Seabord Air Linz has other connections equally
as important at those as Washington, namely /:
From New York and Philadelphia, the Cape
Charles Route from Washington, the Norfolk
and Washington steamers from New York, the
Old Dominion steamships and from Boston and
Providence, the Merchants and Miners steam
ships. Close connection Is made at the stea mer
sides with through trains and Pullman Drawing
Room, Buffet sleeping Cars operated through
from Portsmouth to Atlanta without change.
Each OF these routes takes the passenger via Old
Point Comfort and through Hampton Roads.
EQUIPMENT
These trains are composed OF the handS0meSt
Pullman Drawing Room. Buffet Sleeping Cars
and Day Coaches. The 40 T.. NJ. train ("The
Atlanta Specially Is yestibued from end 20 end
and is operated solid from Washington 10 Audnta
toithom change
POINTS OF INTEREST ALONG THE LINE.
The route from Washington Is through Fred
erlcksbuTg. Richmond and Petersburg. Virginia
Carolina, Chester, clinton and Abbeville South
Carolina, and Elberton and Athens 10 Atlanta.
Georgia.
RATES.
Excursion tickets viii be sold to Atlanta and
return, via the SeabOard Air Line. as follows:
on Tuesdays and Thursdays, September 18th
70 December cath. inclusive. at s3i.s0 from sun
bury and $3.50 nOm Lewistown, limited 10 10
days IRON date OF sale. Daily from sept. TO- 10
Dec. I5, inclusive at s27..5 from Sunbury aud
SGT 30 from Lewistown, limited 10 20 days from
date OF sale and at S22.50 from Sunbury and
S22 81 rom Lewistown good until Jan. Tth 1896
THE EXPOSITION
surpasses In some respects, any Exposition yet
held I'm America Here you find, side by Side
exhibits from Florida and Alaska. California and
Maine the United States OF America and the
United States Of Brazil Mexico and Canada, and
so on until nearly every civilized nation on the
globe Is represented. On the terraces are found
among many other attractions, Arab. Chinese
and Mexican Villages, showing just how those
people have their daily walk ana cony ersation."
ASK for tickets via "The SedbOard Air line"
Pullman Sleeping Car reservations viii be
made and further information furnished upon
application 10 any Agent OF the Seaboard Air
Line or 20 the undersigned.
ii. w. B. GLOVER, II. j. ANDERSON,
Traffic Manager. General Pass. Agt
T.. ST. JOHN,
Nice-President.
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Saturday Evenings Entertainment.

One Of the largest, most fashion
able and literary audiences of the
season, met in the Town Hall last
Saturday evening when the class in
elocution conducted by Miss Sue j.
Stapleton, gave their closing enter
tainment.
The anticipation Of the public was
more than realized in this event
The Hall was tastefully decorated
with ferns and cut flowers. The eve-
ming opened with Orchestra Music
by Miss Burns and Messrs. Burns.
II would be superhous to speak of
each recitation they were all given
with ease and grace that can be ac-
quired only by close and careful
training The pantomime at the close
was a perfect piece of art.
When we consider the shortness OF
the term, the work accomplished
seems almost n marvel.
Miss S tapletons recitations were
given in mastery way and thor
oughly captivated the audience.
Should she find it possible to return
to Selinsgrove, either for class work
or for a private entertainment, she
would be heartily welcomed, as the
public pronounced her work of the
highest literary merit.-,Selinsgroce
Tribune.
Miss Stapleton will be in Middle
burgh on Monday, Nov. 1lth for the
purpose of conducting three
weeks term in elocution. 1t would
be we'll for those wishing to take ad.
vantage of this to write for terms,
etc, before that date as the class
will be limited. Address, Sue j
Stapleton, Box 257, Lewisburg, Pa
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WANTED-AW IDEA y %eS sSSs ssG s'nD ihiSs 81

thing 10 patent? Protect your ideas they may
bring you wealth. Write JOHN WEDDEi-
BURN 81 CO., Patent Attorneys, Washington,
ID. c., for their 81 800 prize offer.
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candidates for Superior Judge ran
behind their party ticket owing to
the opposition by the people to the
this expensive side. dish Cb"s T.
.. .o.. ..,siou t,.as elec,
.odnty Surveyor. Inns was the only
county office to be filed. The vote
in the county was exceedingly light
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-11-07
REMARKABLE SUCCESS.
Of Enterprising and Progress
size Newspaper.

The best daily paper published in
Pennsylvania is The Philadelphia
Inquirer. Their facilities for OBJ
tanning all the news, national, state
aud local, are the very best to be
found anywhere. The new build
ing into which they moved some
eight months ago is not only un-
surpassed for beauty, but the spac-
ious quarters give them an oppor-
tunity to handle news in more
complete and satisfactory manner
than any of their contemporaries.
Private telegraph wires, special long
distance telephones and the regular
service Of the Associated Press are
only few of the most improved
methods for gathering news to be
found in the new building. The In
ouirer has long been the recognized
authority on sporting matters, and
is in every way worthy of it's tre-
mendous popularity. which has
gained it the largest circulation OF
any Republican newspaper in the
United States. The several depart
ments are each under the persona,
direction of competent authority
on the subjects discussed. Reports,
decisions and all the details of the
State Supreme Court proceedings
are given special attention. The
inquirer carries the largest amount
of advertising of any Pennsylvania
newspaper and is everywhere
acknowledged the best medium o
any one cent daily.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-11-07

4 RELIABLE WOMAN WAsTED.-We want re
liable woman In every County TO establish cor
lset parlor for the sale OF Dr. Nichols Celebrated
Spinal supporting Corsets and Double from
End To End Clasps, with Asbestor Lined Busk
Protector. Every pair warranted not 10 break
or lust, absolutely imperious TO moisture or
perspiration. new pair given for every pair
that breaks. Guarantee printed on each corset.
Recommended by over 10000 Physicians fur
nish complete stock on consignment and pay a
salary OF $40 10 $50 per month and expenses.
$500 sample outnt free. Send 10 cents postage
for sample and terms.
NICHOLS MANUFACTURING CO..
Oct. TO- 3m. 3IS Canal street, New York
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Sheritf's Sale Of
Real Estate /!

BY virtue OF the writ OF Fl. Fa. No. 25, issued
out OF the Court OF Common Pleas or Snyder
county and 10 me directed, win expose 10 pub
lie iale ut the Court House In Middleburgh, on
Saturday, November 3Oth, 1885,
at one O, o'clock, p. m. the following described
Real Estate 10 wit; TRACT NO. ONE. All OF a
certain tract OF land situate In Mlddlecreek
Township. Snyder county, Pa, bounded on the
North by Middlecreek. on the East by lands OF
Jacob Walter ana Chas. a. Meser, on the South
by Harvey +. Pontius, on the West by VIM. IL.
Snyder, containing 1876 Acres, more or less.
whereon are erected a Dwelling House, Stone
Bank Barn, Blacksmith shop. Corn Crib Wagon
shed, Spring house and minor outbuildings.
Choice fruit on the tract and a well OF good wa
ter A part OF this Is wen timbered
TRACT NO. TWO. situate In Township,
County and state aforesaid bounded on tie
North by public road, on the East by lot OF Geo.
G. stuck, on the South by Chas. A. Meser and
on the West by private alley containing one
half Acre, more or less, whereOn are erected q
new two-story Dwelling House, stable wood
shed, wash shanty, pig pen, chickt house and
smoke house. Choice fruit and well OF good wa
ter.
Seized taken into execution and 20 be sold as
ths property OF Elias keeler.
Sheriff's ONCE, ALFRED SPECHT,
MiddleDurgh, Pa, Oct 81. '95' Sheriff.