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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-12-05
MoNoN ROUTE
Louisville. New Albany & Chicago Railway.
SHORTEST LINE TO
CHICAGO .sa .sa wasI sas1uvrs,

Pullman vestibule Train Service
Trains leave daily at II 80 noon and 10 IS night
Arrive Chicago 80 D. and 7.40 a M
4 Leave Chicago daily 1905 noon and $50 D. IN.
Arrive indianapolis SIS D. IN. and g. 2J a. n
Nonon Accommodation Except Sunday leaves A 90
D. M; arrives II-1O a.
Chicago Sleeper at end Union Station ready m
go D. m.
Detailed information at Union station and p Vest
washington street GEO W. HAYLER, ID. L. A.
FRANK j. REED, q. =. \.
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Lord saIi.bury's Reply.

an infringement on the constitutional
power OF Congress-
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Aim OF the SIaughterers.
BOSTON. Mass, Dec. "A letter received
here from Constantnople from one who has
spent most of his life In Turkey points out
Continues On second Pagc)
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-21
PUMPS ONE BARREL PER MINUTE.
I. r. Sherwood Has Invented a New frriga-
ton Pump which Docs Good " orI.

T. +. Sherwood OF this city has in
vented an irrigation pump and has one
in operation on Wichita street which
seems 10 90 good work.
The main feature about the pump is
that il throws a large amount of water
and IS constructed in such a manner
that the power required u litt the
caiumny OF water Is very nearly over
come.
The pump has two six inch chambers
end two three inch pipes These pipes
are attached 10 a lever which rests on
a fulcrum midway between the two
pipes.
The pipes move VI and down when
the pump IS in operas ton and the water
in one pipe balances the other.
Mr.. Sherwood took hold OF the lever
with his hand yesterday and threw a
large stream Of water which he said
would run a barrel 4 minute. or sixty
barrels an hour.
4 reporter for the Eagle took hold
Of the lever and found that II did not
require very much force - raise the
water. but when Mr.. Sherwood d=taCh-
ed one,o ( the pipes - that only single
pump was working. he was unable 70
move the lever.
The inventor claims that z one horse
power wind mill wiki this pump VIII
raise water enough 20 successfully IT.
rigate twenty OF TWEEN Jy-five acres q
land. and that Il IS 50 simply construct
ed that anybody can keep = y repair.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-21
CITY IN BRIEF.

Miss I.aVeta Reilly of CaldweN IS
visiting in the city, the guest of Miss
Blanche Child.
One OF the prettiest cottages in Wich-
tia is just being completed on North
Lawrence avenue.
Miss Eva Dewey and the Misses Bur
we'll left yesterday morning for weeks
visit at Geuda Springs.
Mrs. Spangler was attached by COW
and hooked day before yesterday. Her
injuries are not serious
The probate court has issued no mar
rage licenses for nine days and Judge
Wyatt does not look a bit pleasant.
Mr. John Kerwin. zone Of the finest"
Of the police force resumes his position
this morning after weeks vacation.
Mrs. TIncher. mother OF Rev. W. F.
Harper. Of RediandS, Cal. is visiting
Mrs. II. r. Farnum on North Topeka
avenue
Major y. F. Niederlander was in the
city yesterday visiting his family and
many friends he VIII return - -.
Louis today.
There was some Improvement re-
ported yesterday in TIE condition ~
Mrs. J. D. Hutchings. who has been
critically Ill for two months
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Schnitzler are
happy over the arrival OF a handsome
baby boy az their home. The quality Of
the cigars as result is out Of sight.
". ". johnson and wife are back
home after five weeks absence in
New York. looking well He speaks
hopefully OF the business outlook. but
deplores the racket got up here in his
absence
Sam Hess o. the firm or Herman &
Hess, leaves today for the eastern
market TO put ~ what he says VIII be
| the finest line OF fall and winter cloth
| ing every brought 10 Wichita He VIII
| Be gone three weeks
Mrs. E. E. Heacock died az II O'Clock
| last night az her home, 226 North
Fourth avenue OF cancer 90 the stonl-
ach. The funeral Will be held Mon
day morning at II O'Clock from the
| Central Christian church.
| ". A. Piummer. who had fall from
a house one day last week is walking
| around in excellent health. enjoying
| congratulation which he Is not sure he
| deserves. as the fall did not result in
| even so much Of a trophy as scratch
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-21
THE CHURCHES.

South Lawrence Avenue Christian
church-Regular preaching services at
II a. m, and 2. m, by EIder u l.
Black. All are cordially invited TO at
tend. Sunday school al CLOCK; Y Z.
S. c. E, and Junior c. L. at o'clock
Regular services at ST. Johns church
the morning at II a. m. Music by spec
iai quartet choir, composed OF MIS-. l.
T. West. soprano. Miss NJ Larimer,
contralto. Mr.. Robert Sweet, tenor, MI
Harry McClung, basso. NO evening
services.
North Emporia Avenue Baptist
church. corner of Emporia and Tenth
street, Rev. J. J. Shepard pastor-Sab-
bath school. 10 d. m; preaching,
.Triumphs OF Faith II a. m; Young
people meeting, 2. m; preaching.
Now" p. N.
Walking, Standing. Sitting right
and Wrong" is Pastor sims evening
theme. Baptism administered at the
evening session. The Seven Seals
Opened" is the morning subject Short
services; sweet songs ana sous saved
every Lords day. Come ana welcome
First Baptist church, corner of First
street and Topeka avenue IN y. NJ. c.
a. Misunderstanding at ii a. m. by
Rev. George E. Baker. and at p. m. by
IlcN. iDal licll "N--@- - 49, g.
m, conducted by J. +. Sherman, super
intendent. Young Peoples uion at
o'clock =. m.
First Unitarian church, Rev. w 5.
Vail pastoC-Services in church, North
Lawrence avenue, al II a. m, sermon
by the pastor on "The Promise of a
Fair God" The sermon Will be illus
trated from Mr.. Wallace's book. The
Fair God" tale OF the Spanish con-
quest Of Mexico. Unity Guild al p. m.
Brown Memorial Reformed church,
corner Of Topeka avenue and Lewis
street-Services by the pastor. Bruce
Griffith at II a. m, and p. m. Theme
of morning discourse, The Greatest
Power for Moral and Municipal Re-
/ form" Solo by Miss Love of Kansas
! City. Sunday school at 10 a. m; y. T,
| s. c. E. at p. m.
The following musical program will
| be given at the Unitarian church today
| Voluntary. =. -. Selected
| Miss Galloway.
/ Athem- Father 20 Thee. 81. Millard
| Miss Joclyn, Mrs. Childe, Mr.. Alley and
Mr.. Wood.
| DuetteAs Paints the Heart. Compana
! Miss Jocelyn and Mrs. Childe.
/ Trio-List 10 Our Prayer. .Tost
! Miss Jocelyn, Mrs. Childe and Mr..
Alley.
Quartette-FlOwer Song -. ..-..Langt
/ Miss Jocelyn, Mrs. Childe. Mr.. Alley
Mr.. Wood.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-21
HOUSES AND LANDS
For .SdiC for Cash,
or sale o,s lime.
Lon. .ni.s On Iu.fnYlHcnf PI0n

To trade for stocks OF merchandise OF
anything else that can be converted
into money. Western land clear q II
cunb~ance TO trade for city property
Now IL the time - get home Al
farm products are advancing n value
Real estate viii have its turn next ana
wbe1 il = too late you vii De telling
what you could have done II you lad
only had the nerve
SpHE SPECIAL BARGAINS.
House east Oak street, good neiEhho--
hood: SIX rooms. 100 20 fro1t-tso9
House IN fin block % South NAH.
splenili property. cheap at-ti-Z5a
Brick house. four rcom-,Ish
Good SIX roam house. well !ocstet-
$500
Two houses. four -oo-s each. Foot
reaa.r CD North Topeka. well loczte1,
sach-S5c9.
Good four room hoase on y. FOURTH
.sa9
House. three rooms. IN goct rrps!-
reviy painted. shade trees. 81 Feet iron.
IN IVES, Wichita. conveaieai 20 Sos!-
ress-t-s1
House. four rooms. god repair. new
Is painted inside and out. new kitchen.
= feet front. vel heated CT th= - Ell
SIDE win southeast sxposEre-sEs3-
Livery harm. store buildings. bG4iS-
i-Es suitable for manufacturing pur-
foses ard numerous dwellings locst~1
i al paris q. ins city. tcr rent or sale
Gail OF TIE IN the Kansas Sailolal
tank RON. cornsr Main and DouxlsA
{ L DAVIDSON.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-21
EXAMINES THE WELL WATER.
DR.. st. John will Read Paper Before the
state Board of Health.

DR.. st. John is preparing paper on
the use of we'll water in cities which
will be read at the next meeting or the
state board of health.
He is examining the well water in
Wichita in order TO make some exper-
inents. the result Of which Will he
given for the benefit Of the state board
OF health.
Dr.. ST John has not yet given any
result Of his experiments but IL Will
evidently not be very favorab bic as
Wichita has under the entire city sheet
water TO the depth Of twelve 10 twenty
feet.
Many vaults and sinks in the north
A~n mart of The city are sunk 10 this
sheet water and it furnishes splen-
did underground drainage.
This Is all right for the underground
drainage but how about the wells that
furnish water from this same under
current Of sheet water. That Is the
point on which DR.. 81. John intmates
that he may have something 10 say
II his forthcoming paper.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-21
AND SILL 1T RAINS
Nissourl Pacific People say Every Corn
Field on their Line i Wet

Rain in some sections % southern
Kansas now seems - b q matter %
pretty nearly % daily occu-a1ce.
This Is important as y does jus.
when the corn Is caring = rain in
winter Or the early spring may 60
good. but July rains n southern Kan
sas and Oklahoma makes corn a-d
plenty .. Il. makes big corn
The Missouri Pacific people say they
CO not particularly need rain aio1 :
their line IN this division, but - keeps
raining iust per force 81 habit
Night before last there vas good
rain al along from Mcpherson - e
Dorado. and from Wichita - Geleseo
on the Hutchinson branch on the AS
souri, Pacific a Big rain : reported
out AZ Larlei they had "A fine rain
I.a-nei was not suffering FOR ran. but
the sell in that section can exhaust 4
large amount of water without Injury
20 crops
4 heavy rain fell ~ Kiagrnan nigh:
before last. and Nj krekel % the u s.
souri, Pacific said yesterday There i
rot an inch II our territory aow IN
Feed OF rain
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-21
SLICK sLAPs AND SLIM SLAMS.

Norman News: The Wichita Eagle
wants 10 trade that gold bird which IS
perched upon its office for silver one
Frnporia Republican: Mrs. Lease Is 60
ing 10 Texas. a state that has always
taken the lead il raising her favoE.te
crop.
Kansas CIV Gazette: Since the inva-
SON OF that sacred city the Wichita Eagle
refers 10 Dawes as Attorney General
Noser.
Kansas city Star: The little town OF
EnterprIse has a bsll club that can make
Wichita's pride think Il Is riding n a
nle-ry-go-rourd.
Topeka Journal: Purer Democracy can
b found than n Wichita where a = oman
whose v1rla vas a duke has 20 wash
dishes Tor living.
Enporia Republican: We want more
Money exclairus the Wichita Eagle
Yes that IS wat keeps people from
throwing up their jobs
Caldwell News: The Wichita Eagle Is
liable 70 have q libel suit on Us hancs-
! asserted that The recent DernocIs &C
convention was captured ~ ouitermllk
Eupo-.a Republican: The Democrats
OF wichita in6orsed the calamity - ks.
and Nj T.e~eiirg gave them harrei o.
hut;erufIk. Democrats are n-gaty cheap
these days
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-21
COMING LOCAL EykNrs-

The ladies of o. E. s, viii give
cream and cake social the evening Oh
July 80. at 455 RivervleW d'shue-
Everybody most cordially invited
Hypatia will have a called meeting
Monday at p. m il place Oh tis P.o,
gram meeting, to arrange foF d AaIe"ei
20 Mrs Todd and Mrs Strong by Or
der of president.
There viii be- an entertainments gwen
at the PeatonePresbyteri church next
Tuesday evening. July y, by SIX young
ladies-Misses Lee. Mann ana mcclure
All are cordially invited 10 attend
Ladies of o. E. s. will hold an in
formal reception Tuesday aI.ernoon-
July %, from go O'Clock untli T. a. the
residence OF J. II Cossetl, ii2 KiNsr-
ciew avenue All members o. T. 5 are
condially invited.
Miss Hurst viii organize men classes
in physical culture at the gymnasium
OF the Y. II. c. a, Monday forenoon.
Children's classes half price TINS term
These Will be Miss Hurst lasl classes.
as she will leave in the ran 10 accept
a position in a college in the south
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-21
SHE Is 4 HEROINE.
Miss Creditor Rides Bicycle Up Town to
Give an Alarm

A gasoline stove exploded last even
ing in the home Of DIR. Creditor that
threa tened serious consequences. The
blaze that spread around excited every
body so much that for the life of them
none present could tell where an alarm
box was located. Miss IneZ Creditor
was equal 10 the occasion. as all young
Wichita people are. and instead OF get
ting excited she got on her bicycle and
rode up town with the speed OF the
wind and personally alarmed the fire
department. The department respond
ed promptly but when ii got there the
fire was out Then everybody remem-
b,-ed where the fire alarm box was.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-21
AT @@hRUemdoAo,al,Dl

Nothing sudden about it. To be exact the first
days sales of this rn-he day it started in business
was the small of s2I67 Inch by inch the business
grew, slowly making necessary capital creating busl-
ness, originating systems, improving methods-under
purpose to be worthy of the city and useful TO
citizens 1t is clearly therefore not the creature OF
capitalists the result of monopoly but the natural
growth day by day of certain principles courage, en-
terprise and energy.
Some days we have counted thousands of people
passing in and out, who also passed Judgment on the
Store and its ways Every day is, then, TO great
OCCASION and each day is full of endevor To be at our
best There's wnking at poor articles or poor serv
ice or poor values The people who have shown so
much good will to rest assured that they shall
have the very best of everything that possible to
provide in aSsortments values and servce-al the year
round
Tomorrow we offer one lot of Beautiful Printed
Crepes, &c yard. One more day We quote Windsor
Suitings at &c ward Saturday we had rush; sold
over 1000 yards One years roundup of Ribbons takes
place this week. Shut your eyes, you can't go anSs.
Bargains everywhere but especially IN Dresden hlooonS
at half usual prices
LII Muslins, ward wide &c Monday
One lot of Aprons lchy embroidered, Sc to close
out the lot.
Fifty pairs choice style Lace Curtains, the sl.2a
variety at soc pair,
Twelve only 9x9 it. Art Squares last year sold at
S13 each Price on this dozen, So each.
Three pieces yard-wide Oil Cloth 10c square yard,
and every piece perfect
Full yard-wide All Wool Extra Supers, Sec yard,
and plenty of styles TO select from
MOquette Carpets make cOurteSes Monday TO 629c
la yard. Can't you carpets at such prices! Then
come here for them.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-21

Next Tuesday evening. July -. al the
Crawford opera house, Caroline Harr:-
sion circle will celebrate It's third an
niyersary OF its organization IN 1T
ting manner \ nice program !s beng
prepared. However. the main feature
OF the evening vii be the supper. Nv
cry member is expected 10 come with
well filed baskets Comrades not mem
bers are cordially invited 10 be present
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-21
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-21

]. S. Beckwith.
r. F. Coates.
VIM. F. Blakely.
/. F. Dermott.
W. R Ballard.
n. B. Pechin.
=. NJ. Carr.
N. w. Keohane.
Park F. Marsh.
J. w. Thomas
H. 3. Cole.
Fred Hunsteet
Louis Miller.
L. Hardsty.
J. c. Mitchell.
W. w. Meg.
A c. Singleton.
A. Safe.
o. c. Smith.
c. L. Scroggin.
A. r. Gore.
J. p. Parrot.
]. T. Donnell.
J. Z. Johnson.
H o. Heller
Julius Zimmerman.
J. H. Fordyce.
John Noble.
w. l. Lee.
w. F. Kyle.
H. E. Baker.
F. P. Martin.
T. ". Closer.
F. ". Swab.
J. A Dawson.
j. 7. Hobson.
Thos. Shaw.
G. Gross.
Geo. F. Steele.
Bob Mccain.
Emo Furniture Co.
J. Wingard.
CT. G.. Crib.
John Busenbark.
Roy NJ. Sohn.
CT. ". Fryer.
+. A. Gackenback.
G.. Wollott.
II. r. Butler.
George Boss.
J. O'Rouke.
C. c. Kenyon.
y. Bird.
Lou Williams.
j. II. Phillips.
w. A Jordan.
E. ]. Healy.
W. F. Order.
A. Johnston.
]. Ed Allen.
L. Hoffman,.
j. Wilde.
E. Jno. Feast.
O. x. Stewart.
J. W. Davis, Jr.
Chas. 4. SchmitZer.
j. W. Dresser.
II. s. Dewing.
F. B. knepple.
Joseph Murray.
H. n. Ford.
VIM. L. Murphy.
l.. O. Murphy.
]. S. Murphy.
VIM. F'intelman.
Stippick & Lowe.
Jas. Brant.
Geo. w. Miller.
y. Garst.
]. b. Young.
T. II. Lynch.
E. Cunningham.
n. Steffin.
s. H. Nelson
W. L. Hamlin.
w B. Mead.
Geo. J. Mold.
E. A. Hase.
J. w. Brook.
J. H. Johnston.
Geo. Charlton.
Jas. Stewart.
c. T. Sharpe.
c. w. Mccoy.
W. w. Tagg.
Z. S. Gum.
J. r. Wilcox.
r. d. Alley.
c. r. Whey.
!. Needles.
L. Policemen.
F. NJ. Scott.
A NJ. Buley.
Joseph Miller.
s. w. Green.
Jacob Bissantz.
Geo. Matthews.
John McComb.
r. Il. Powell.
J. T. McMillen.
a. T. breckenridge.
X. .. Rodolf.
J. Z. Oldham.
l. V. SeymOre.
l.. +. Potter.
II. L. Rochelle
j. r. Hendren.
NJ W. Tanner.
H.W. Schroeder.
o A. Tanner.
s. D. McNaghten.
J. II. Dillon.
s. w. Norris.
c. a. Clayton.
E c. Fisher
4. H. Mckee.
Chas. Lawrence.
L. Branstetter.
P. p Stone.
Z. W. Aldrich
s. Goldstein.
L. Cogdell.
q. Haythorn.
Guy Haythorne.
J. Braitsch.
E |. Hunen.
]. ". Mccartney
]. V. Wood.
A y. Lee.
J. Ed Petrie.
c. l.. StanselL
II. w. Smith.
w A. Plummer.
VIM. Weidmann.
!. J. Mcnamara
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-21
MEETING is CALLED
HEN WHO BULDED TIE TOWN
WILL HAVE THEIR SAY,

Citizens and Taxpayers to Discuss the Best
Interests of the Best City in kansas-It
will BE in Line too with the Material
and Moral Interests of the City, not
from a Theoretical, But Practical
Standpoint-Whata Few Hours Work
Did to Show the True Sentiment of
Wichita.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-21

Phone 1l2. Sc. Cor. Third and Main
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-21
ARREST THAT NAN
JUDGE HATT0N AND JOHN DAVIS
STRUCK SPECIFIES.

A Witness in a Case for Assault Makes an
Astounding Statement-A Young Girl
Saws Man Furnished Her a House to
Leave Her Parents-Judge Hatton Or
ders the Man Arrested and the Officers
Bring in Colored Man-TwO Young
Men Try to Hide in their Celiars-Mrs.
Killings Fined for Assault.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1895-07-25
United States Land Office. |
Boise City. Idaho. July Bird, 1895. I

United States Land Office, I
Boise City. Idaho, July Bird, 1895. !
Complaint having been entered at this
Office by Edward A. Paddock against
George NJ. Dickerson for failure to com
ply with law as to Timber Culture Entry
No 337. dated March Sth, 1882. upon the
net swt and lots ,. and of Section 10,
Township IL north. of Range . west in
Washington county, Idaho. with view
to the cancellation of the said entry; Con
testant alleging that he knows The present
condition of the said tract and that the
said George NJ. Dickerson has never broken
or otherwise cultivated five acres, or any
other portion of said tract or set out any
trees thereon and that he has wholly
abandoned said tract. The parties are
hereby summoned to appear before the
Clerk of the Probate Court for Washing
ton county, Idaho. at his Office in Weiser
Idaho. on the Goth day of August. 1895,
AT ten o'clock "A. m, to respond and fur
nish testimony concerning said alleged
failure and abandonment.
Hearing will be had at the United States
Land Office at Boise City, Idaho, before
the Register and Receiver of said Land
Office. at 10 o'clock n. IN. of September
4th, 1895. CHARLES HMRoD, Register.
Publication ordered July B. 1895
80 CHARLES HIMRoD. Register.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1895-07-25

Severe gripping pains of the stomach
and bowels instantly and effectually
stopped by DeWitts Collie & Cholera cure.
Jenney g. Warehouse.
Stomach and bowel complaints are best
relieved By the timely use of DeWitts
Collie d Cholera Cure Insist on having
this preparation. Don't take any other.
Jenney g. Waterhouse
Easy to take, sure to cure. no pain, moth
ing to dread. pleasant little pills. De
Wits Little Early risers. Best for sicl,
headache, biliousness sour stomach and
constipation. Jenney & Warehouse.
Cholera Morbus is dangerous com
plant and often is fatal in its results. Tt
avoid this you should use DeWiit's eColi(
& Cholera Cure as soon us the first symp
toms appear. Jenney Il Warehouse.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1895-07-25

luminous OIL Foreclosure Ct Mortgage.
In the District Court of the Third judicial
District. State of Idaho in and for
Washington county.
B. NJ. Jenney plaintiff
VS..
Henry D. Estabrook, Belle S. Estabrooll,
Harry Crowningshield Estabrooi and
G. NJ. Hixon, administrator of the estate
of Henry ID. Estabrook, deceased de-
fencants.
Alias Summons. Action brought in the
District Court of the Third Judicial
Distr CT State of Idaho. in and for
Washington county and the complaint
filed in said county of Washington. in
the Office of the Clerk of said District
Court.
The State of Idaho sends greeting to Henry
d Estabrook, Belle S Estabrook Harry
Crowningshield Estabrooi and G. NJ.
HixoD, as administrator of the estate of
Henry d. Estabrook, deceased:
You are hereby required to appear in an
action brought against you by the above
named plaintiff in the District Court of
the Third Jud cial District, State of Ida
no, in and for Washington county, and to
answer the complaint filed therein within
ten days exclusive of the day of service)
after the service on you of this summons
If served within this county; orif served
without this county, but within this dis
trict within twenty days; or If served
elsewhere within forty days-or Judgment
by default will be taken against you ac-
cording to the prayer of said complaint.
The said action is brought to obtain a
A
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1895-07-25

Mrs. Sarah Ann Peters, an adj
vanced advocate of woman suffrage,
admits that ''non-voting woman of
today, says the San Francisco Bull
letin, "the voting woman of the near
future, will differ in almost every re-
spect, excepting in being of the same
sex This lady forti1es her posi-
ton with the assertion that "between
equals there can be no favors. When
man ceases to be the stronger because
he alone Yields the ballot, and woman
possessed of the ballot becomes as
strong as he, then mans offensive
pretense of protecting care mistak-
emily called love-will be relegated to
the past, and woman, like man, will
be able to take the place in the world
that she can win " The bitterest OPP
ponents of woman suffrage could not
ask more efficient advocate of their
course than this Sarah Ann Peters.
The progress the advocates of woman
suffrage have made has been largely
the result of the frequent assertion
that the voting woman would be no
less womanly thnn the non voting
woman She would retain all her
present relations with men, preside
over his home, spend his money as
freely, allow him to stand that she
might rest, remove his hat when she
appeared aud do thousand things
that interiors do in the presence OF
superiors. Men were willing that
women should vote, providing vot-
ing did not affect their capacity to be
women And now comes this ruth.
less Sarah Ann Peters with the an
nouncement that the voting woman
of the future shall be entirely differ
ent from the non-voting woman OF
the present and past For the good
cause Sarah Ann Peters should bs
locked up -Ketchum Keystone