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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-05-03

one application Of DR.. Thomas l. ectric
on axes away the penn OF the most severe
bvrn. Ii D. an Ideal family liniment.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-05-03

For Itching Piles, rrahon of the genita's.
or itching IN any part OF the body. Doau-
Ointment l. worth irs weight III gold No
matter how long -tending the trouble. Doan's
Ointment will not fail to give instant relief.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-05-03
TOLEDO SAGINAW a uUsKGGoN R.Y

Nv Ashley for Detroit
az l2lup m
Close connections are
made al owossJ Junct n
wi.I an trains Of d &
H. Is VI R'y.
Bis. FLETCHER. r =. 4.
Detroit, Mich.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-05-03
Children Cry for
Pitchers CastoFia.

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When She was a Child She cried for Castoria.
When She became Miss, She chung TO Castoria.
When She had Children, She gave them Castoria.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-05-03
a WEST MICHIGAN Rv

~, p m. has wagner palace buffet parlor
'"l @le Vua me- from Grand Rapids TO Chicago.
~ ~, ~ ili ha7 iEner palace sleeping car
~. r. MEYERS. avoRoE Dvu.v.s
AAou'' Anna Gen'l Pass'r Agent.
Grand Rapids
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-05-03
PLEASANT VALLEY.

The Ladies Ala met with Mrs, Purl last
Friday, with good attendance. -=Chas.
Brown has a sale today; they will visit IN the
1. u. for some time.--John Brown for
merl a resident of tins place, but now of
tho L. +. has been visiting his parent. and
friends.u this vicinity for the past few day s..
-Mr. Purl, who has been suffering for
some time with q cancer L. now seriously III
== Gilbert Tanner and alfc have gone 20
New York, where they viii reside.-R1bt
Turner raised his new barn on Thn-rday
last.==Geo. Stewart steps high; its a ten
pound boy.=-There is also a young voter
AT Mr.. ROsenberger-. family by the
name Ut Carpenter has moved into the J i'm.
Lawrence houss.-A Sunday School has
been organized at the Brown scnool house,
With Geo. y. Brown as supcrintendaHt.=
Mrs. Brice has returned from Reed City
where she has been FOR tine past month
Mrs. 1ibbets Is reported quite i'll with "A can
Cer.=-Mrs. Minnie Hoi-ington of Harri-
son is visiting at the home of her parents,
Abraham Wallace. IL lively "-creD"
took place on the ball ground last Sunday
between two brothers, the youngest coming
out best.--Ii Is reported that Cru, Seutor
aud wife have parted Gus certainly met
with heavy loss, a she weighed nigh onto
BOO
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-05-03
a CURE FOR RUPTURE.

The o + Nil er Co =. Specialists Z, Visit
MID and Nj leisant anG 5 LOUIS.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-05-03

Jacob Ilscr farmer living near ltea.
Monroe county. ran rusty nail into his
foot. md ten days later died of ,OckJaw
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-05-03
.-oc OCT. > isei.
LANSING & NORTHERN r r

Evening train has Parior car to Grand RAPIDS
Direct connections iu Uuon station al
Grand Rapids Tor Chicago aud thc West win ,bo
CHICAGO Nov.Is. 1894.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-04-18
At 6ARJSeodo1bo7i,b

1t causes to smile when notice from time to
time Carpet ads in the daes about Largest room,
most complete stock lowest prices etc. Now we've al
ways claimed the largest room ourselves in bygone days.
and TO make the matter doubly this season we Sc
cured entire 140X60 fcot room which we have
devoted entirely to Carpets Ii isn't longer guess
work with We know room Is largest, our stock
most compete and prices will repeat our offer
of two weeks ago Get prices anywhere you please in
the city, then come to and will make it bus
ness to sell YOU the better grade carpet at
smaller sum-" Now don't want TO be misunderstood
on this alimportant question Put to the test
word Is here with our name attached to it.
Six months ago held a sale of kid gloves that
formerly had defects in the stitching but had been
turned to the factory and reserved. The sale was
success in little over two hours the entire lot sold
and we at decided to another lot, but
until lately had sufficient number accumulated at the
factory for to make such purchase. Today have
them-an hundred dozen pairs-hne shapely ones all
coors ana in hook button and Mosquetare worth any
where in Uncle Sans country from dollar to a dollar
fifty pair Our special sale them takes place Fri
day morning at o'clock If you'd like to them look
in our south window today.
That popular, health inspiring drink "Cheri Pho"
will be dispensed free from the of center
today. Make it point to taste it You'll like it and
we like treating you
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-04-18
WOULD COME TO KANSAS.
The Arkansas Valley is the Favored Cli-
mate for the Hog.

The farmers as a rule, viii not buy
stock hogs that have been shipped in
the cars for fear Of cholera, but Marsh
Paugh thinks that is a mistake. About
two months ago a shipper brought an
inferior pig in a car load of hogs that
none Of the buyers would buy. They
would not even accept him as a gift.
Mr.. Paugh gave the shipper $3.50 for the
pig and left him in the yards. He Is
run from one pen to another wherever
corn happens 20 be left and yesterday
the boys weighed the Shoat and found
that he had gained 150 pounds in two
months. Mr.. Paugh thinks there has
not been a diseased hog in the pens at
the Union Stock yards In all that two
mooths. or else his pig would have been
dead. because he has run in all the pens.
The farmers and stock shippers claim
that there has never been a case Of hog
cholera in southren Kansas unless II
was shipped in. and even then il runs
out in about ninety days. and because
of this fact a good many people here
prefer 10 eat pork that has been
slaughtered and cured in Wichita.
They are not afraid Of getting diseased
meat.
Government experts just discovered
chat hog cholera IS spread by the drop
pings and that n man going into rien
where there are cholera hogs carry the
disease on his boots for h long distance
This theory has been accepted and It is
doubtless true.
There are a number OF feeders who
for the past three years have made a
practice Of buying stock hogs from the
yards, and none Of them have ever lost
by il. There is ~ stock market east Of
the Missouri river where il would BE-
safe 10 do this. II hogs could reaSpn
and have their own way. southern Kan
sas would be a great health resort :or
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-04-18
COMING LOCALEyENTS.

The Wells Circle of the Kings Dau-
ghterS viii meet this afternoon at
o'clock at the residence of Dr. Nc
Adams.
a short business session of Elmo
Lodge of Perfection No. viii be held
at the cathedral this evening for the
purpose of auditing accounts.
The tri-enniaI election of officers of
Wichita Chapter of Rose CrOix No. j
will be held at the cathedral this even
ing commencing at s o'clock.
Special meeting of Peerless lodge No.
271. a. o. II. w, this evening at 8.
o'clock. Work in both degrees A full
attendance is desired. Visiting work
men invited.
The. choral department of the Wich-
ita Musical club will meet Friday at
AS p. IN. All rules as to absence and
tardiness viii be in force. BY order
of the director.
The first session of the business meet
ing of the Kansas Equal Suffrage So
cfety of the Seventh district VIII be
held at the Unitarian church this af-
ternoon at $50 O'clock. Mrs Denton,
the president. extends cordial invita-
ton everybody.
The revival at the United Brethren
church on Washington avenue. goes
sweeping on and souls are being blessed
at every service. The meeting will con-
tinue during the week, beginning at
I:30 each evening. All are cordially in
Vited. j. q. Rogers.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-04-18
ARE YOU ALL READY.
Civil Service Examination set for for Early
in Nav.

Oriville A Boyle. secretary ot the
I civil services board Of examiners at
the postoffice in this city, has issued
another notice as follows
The regular semiannual examina-
tion for the grades Of clerk and carrier
in the Wichita. Kan. pOstofFice will be
held on Saturday, June !. 1sa5. Appn-
cations therefor will be accepted I'D 70
the hour Of closing business on May Is
Applicants must be citizens Of the
United States. They cannot Re exam
ined for carrier IL under twenty-one or
over forty-five years Of age. or for any
other position If under eighteen years
OF age.
The civil service commission takes
this opportunity Of stating that the ex-
sminatious are open 70 al reDuta bic
citizens who may desire 10 enter the
postal service. without regard % their
political affiliations All such citizens
whether Democrats or Republicans. or
neither. are invited - apply. They
shall be examined. graded. and certified
with entire impartiaHty. and wholly
without regard 70 their political views
or 20 any consideration EXCEPT their
efficiency as shown by the grades they
obtain IN the examination. For appi.-
cation blanks. full Instructions. and
information relative 70 the duties srr
salaries of the different positions apply
Al the posJoffice. 10 the secretary of the
lrt..rE -'
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-04-18
GET YOUR NICKEL.
Postmaster Fitch to do an Extensive Five
Cent Business

While the Democratic administration
is robbing the people of their dollars
in various ways II wants to square it,
self by doing something in return. The
west is clamoTing for the silver dollars
of their dads and Grover intends, to
choke them off with nickels yesterday
Postmaster Fitch received from Wash
ing ton type written instructions that
are as long, the boys say, as baby's
Christmas eve dream. instructions
ordering and commanding him 10 pro-
ceed at once to refund to the holder of
every postOfiice box key the sum of five
cents. Heretofore the price Of each
poStoffice key. or rather the security
for it. was twenty-five cents; from now
on it viii be twenty cents. II is not
stated what caused the reduction in
the value of keys but doubtless Grover
and his party want to prove to the peo-
pie that the Wilson -Hill-Corman tariff
bin made postoffice keys cheaper TO the
consumer. There are sac keys out from
this poStoffice and Secretary Carlisle
never rustled harder 10 raise money to
meet the obligations OF this Demo-
bankrupt government than Assistant
Postmaster Locke is now rustling 10
set $40 in five cent pieces. The money
must be refunded at once and Il is al
most certain that nickels viii he worth
dimes in Wichita before Saturday
night
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-04-18
cor TIE WRONG MAN.
Rather Queer Mistake Of a Bachelor Yes-
terdsy Morning.

John Arbosast fired SIX blank shots
a. a colored man Al lis bashslor quart
eTs yesterday morning There i one
cuioTed man that makes himself TOO
pT-OmiscucJ9S about AIr. ATbogaS1's : resi-
Gence and as he expected k-Ga ther-
sgsin IN the we SD0a hours yesterday y
morning ne put some hIaak cartridges
IN his revolver - scare him he lad
awake al night u catch that African
and as luck would have il an entirely
different Cs.iored man went there a.
1 o'clock To wake Cilf sawyer for @
hl;r.-inE trip -Ah. ha- that's Glv Tnan '-
said joan - B. p.-ked up E,s revolver
and wglSC1 eC- op ta- porch Eir - ~
a dark figure and couiT =nc--i - blaze
away ~ BIN. Tnat colage1 brlthe-
didn't fooS fa- cSSe or anything e4se
bG- just naturally fell over th- Eeuce
and never STEPPED running fer a f1il=
or two. TIE firms u SiN shots awaken
81 Sawyer and some 10 or se} meu.
women and children IL The nsighbcT-
hood. besides.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-04-18
CITY IN BRIEF,

Mrs. Cullum of the West Side in re
ported very sick.
Several new houses are being put III
in the First ward.
c. W. Carey has returned after a Ten
days visit at Chicago.
Mrs. II. w. Bunker Of Newton is Wis
iting friends in the city.
Tie police board will have a meeting
today for the transaction of business
Secretary Iewey of .he fair associa-
tion has programs for the race meeting
in June.
The 40-year safeguard against adul-
terati0n - DR.. Prices Cream Baking
Powder.
EX-County Clerk w. II. Berry of
Wellington was in the city yesterday
on business.
Bedford and Mrs Wood celebrated
the twentieth anniversary of their mar
riage Monday night.
EXSheriff Hays and wife celebrated
the thiltieth anniversary of their mar
riage day before yesterday.
John J. Price of Reno county was a
visitor in the city yesteday and reports
the wheat crop short about 80 per cent
there.
Judge NcCandless now occupies an
Office next To County Attorney John
Davis in the block where Judge Glenn s
court is.
Hon. Frank DofTiemeyer swas in
from his farm yesterday and he says
that crops in his vicinity are not what
they used To be.
No arrests have Vet been made for
the hold-up Of 4. y. Whiteside night
before last. but the police have a good
clue TO the thieves.
Sportsmen might as well hang up
their guns for the balance OF the pIover
season. J. J. Mcnamara was out yes
terday afternoon with a Philadelphia
tenderfoot.
O. c. Daisy IS making some fine i'm
provements, on his property at the
corner of Water and Morris streets.
Reported hard times do not dull Mr..
Daisy's spirit of enterprise.
Late last night report reached here
that eighteen tramps took charge of
the Santa Re train leaving Valley Cen
fer and that a brakeman commenced
shooting al them and wounded one
seriously.
County Clerk Carvin received notice
yesterday from the state government
that Sedgwick county had been allowed
tients. The allowance is perfectly sat
Sfactory.
The Wichita Medical society met last
night at the office of DR.. ST. John. Dr.
Hamilton in the chair. Dr.. Dorsey
read an able paper on the subject OF
Post nasal catarrh." The paper was
thoroughly discussed by the members
of the society.
The model OF the flying machine
propelled by the person that does the
fying-shown in Biting Bros window
is the invention of Wichita man. He
is going to make a practical test Of L
himself as soon as he gets the fun sized
apparatus built.
The South Emporia avenue Epwort,-
League held its annual election Of Of
ficers last night with the following re
suit; Charles Diehl. president: J. r.
Wilkie, first vice president OF devotion 4
al department; Miss Edith Baushrnan
second vice president OF mercy and hel,
department; James G. Davis. third vic,
president of literary department Geo
Barns, fourth vice president of socia
department; Miss Kate Bartlett. see
retary: Harve Boyer. treasurer Ths
League will render a program SUNDAY
evening. Nav ;. in honor OF the organ
ization of its chapter
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-04-18

modest. scholarly and artistic pre-
Sentaion OF the play. BY many years
OF hard study and aSsidious labor Mr..
Williams has attained such a position
in his unique profession, that very few
readers can excel. and We feel assured
viii fully meet the expectations of all
who avail themselves of this intefiec-
tual exercise 1t viii be given under the
patronage OF a number OF cur leading
literary ladies and gentlemen.
Non-subscribers may gain admission
al 81 each.
The following is what the Topeka Cap
ital of April 5. said of Mr.. Williams;
Library hall was well filed last even
ing by a select audience to listen 10 Mr..
George B. Williams recital of scenes
from Henry " and Howells' The
Sleeping Car" Mr. Williams is a large
man OF fine presence. good voice and
mobile features. He recitel the scenes
from Henry the Fourth. changing his
voice and manner of delivery 10 suit
the change OF characters He brought
before the audience in lifelike colors
the immortal figure OF Sir John Fall
staff and recited the story of Henry "
in a manner highly entertaining and
pleasing. The lighter portion of the
program, consisting of the farce. THE
Sleeping Car, was very pTertily rem
dered. The entertainment was loudly
applauded and thoroughly enjoyed. Nr
Williams is an accomplished artist. and
will never lack a good audience in this
city after the excellent performance
he gave last evening.
a FINELY BALANCED COMPANY
Since first presented at the New York
Casino. the comic opera 'Amorita."
has been revised and much improved.
New situations have been added and the
comedy element considerably strength
ened. The costumes and scenery also
have been greatly bettered. Magnif-
cent dresses have been procured from
Paris. and ''up-to-date" spectacular ef
fects obtained. all of which have 50 ad-
ded To the drawing powers of the opera
that opera house managers, all over
the country, are writing for time. which
is impossible to be obtained. as the
time for the balance of the season has
already been booked solid for the Cal
houn management.
Manager Bowen was fortunate in hav-
ing made an early booking and so en-
abled TO give to his patrons an operatic
treat. which viii be greatly appre-
ciated
In regard to the present company,
which is even better than that OF last
season. we will say that the engage
ment of Miss Alice Beauvet, Miss Adele
Harrington and Miss Gertie Lodge.
Messrs. Fred Huntley. George LydinS
Douglas Flint and Teid Webb. was a
wise step on the part cf the manage
rnent. and one which adds greatly 20
the symmetry Of this finely balanced
company.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-04-18
MUSIC AND DRAMA
sHAKrspFARTAN rFaDt>;r:

Lovers OF Saak sspear viii D. off--esi
s1 intellectual treat Tuesday es-aiszg.
AprI -. a. tte Y ~ G. A. auditorium.
Wfen Nv George q Ws8souss u y ~
Ysrk. the eminent Saasesps-arizn rzsss.-
Ei'i lecture from srsf1ory- she Sesr.eaq-. !.
historical drama. kiHZ Hears a.
part one supplemented vsih " ~
Howesis humorous Iafr-. The Siees-
.1g ca "a three scenes Ne All f-1-
pess1nafe s,s771e sseFsty-sfrss distinct
characters. BY a wonderful change q
voice. without tAe ss<ssl szce o. 4uE
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-04-18
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The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-04-18

Women voters 70 have the ballot
the ideal woman. the wife and mother
always casts her ballot for Price S
Cream Baking Powder.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-04-18
DEtDS AND NOR TGAGES.

COMMON AND SPECIAL DEEDS.
GENERAL FORM, m THE EAGLE
COUNTING ROOM ON FIRST
FUOOR--CHEGP,
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-04-18

The proprietor of the Keystone house
was robbed early yesterday morning.
y thief went into his sleeping room
and went through his trousers pocket,
relieving him of his small change. He
got a glimpse of the thief just as he
was leaving the ROOM
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-04-18
Real Estate Transfers.

FURNISHED by the Wichita Abstract and
Land company
The records in the register or deeds Of
fee show the following transfers:
F. f. Dewing lot on Erie st Span
genburgers sub of lots 4 blk
Richards End add. dd.............s 40
W. J. Mccarthy 120x50 n in sw cor
of ne Il Y-27-1 e... $50
NJ. J. Tucker lots l and FL Paso
Kan -. ........ ............. 600
E. Edwards. pa and 276 Market
st Hyde & Ferrells add. -. 1000
s. p. Ceilings, Qcd, lot Waco
ST Lakeside add - 40
r. Cormwell, trustee. sd lot IL
Emporia ave. Meads add. 1000
Amount of mortgages released. 2795
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-04-18

The great tower of PHILADELPHIA $
new city hall is excelled in height IN
America only by the Washington Monu-
ment. In the altitude Of it's excellence
Dr. Prices Baking Powder looks down
on all rivals
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-04-18
HOW 1T is DONE
DIR. RICHARDSON HAS MADE AN
IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.

He Gives Theory for the Heretofore I'm
solved Problem of Wichita's Peculiar
Enterprise High Electro Magnetic
Conditions are What Accomplish It.
Similar Conditions Prevail in II the En-
terprising Centers OF fAmerica--St. Louis
Compared With Chicago, and Leaven-
worth Contrasted With Kansas City.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-01-05
POZARY.

B ddeforl, Me.-Ratusz mieiski,
poczta i stacya policyjna spali{y sic
W poniedzia}ek. Straty 100000.
Buffalo, N.Y. --Trzypietrowy biloxi
na rogu ulic Fillmore Broadway
spali} sic 2S grudnia. Straty wyno-
sza 5000. 900.
Bridgeport, Conn.-Dnia 20 CRU
dnia spali}y sic przedzalnie Ratcliffa
mad rzeka Pequonnock. Straty wy
ncsza przesz}o $4,000.
Sunbury, Pa SkSad drzewa Allie
ma zgorza4 30 grudnia. Straty wyno.
sza 100000.
Louisville, Ky.-Dnia 20 grudnia
spali4o sic kilka najwiekszych sk1a.
dow ia ulicy Main. Straty wynosza
przesz}o 100000 dol.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-01-05
Cd WYDAWCY.

Pan Il. Chrzanowski ME wvdaie
wiecei "Gazety Pittsburgskiej" i
ME ma prawa kolektowat ami pre-
numeraty AMI IA ogioszenia.
"Gazeta Pittsburgska" Jest wy
faczna wfasnoscia p. a. A. Pa
ryskiego i po}aczona zostafa 4
"Ameryka' nadal bedzie wy
chodzit pit. "Ameryka." Wszys-
cy abonenci "G. P.' ktdrzy opfaci
Ii prenumerate, beda dostawat "a
meryke." a kto zalega prenume-
rata to powinien nam nades}at pie
niadze. A. A.. PARYSKI,
325 Huron st., Toledo. O.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-01-05
PrZygOda lSurnS'a.

John Burns, czfonek parlamentu
angielskiego i pzew6dzca robotni
k6w, podr6zuje po Stanach Zjjed-
noczonych gfosi mowy o kwes-
tyach socyalnych robotniczych.
Wszedzie przez robotnik6w amery-.
kahskich goscinnie jest przyjmowa-
ny, ma co tez swiecie zasfuguie.
Burns tax dobrze jest znany W ca
lynn swiecie re swych prac ma do
bro robotnik6w, re chyba ci robot
nicy ME wiedza mic MIN ME sza-
nuja 60, kt6rzy swa dola wcale sic
ME zajmuja przedstawiac 90 ME
potrzebujemy naszym czytelnikom.
Lecz chcemy opowiedzie6 mafy wy
padek jaki sic przytratif temu sza-
nownemu prawodawcy W Pittsbur-
gu. Otto ma konwencyi w4ascicieli
kopalli weglowych W ub. tygodniu,
ma kt6ra' zaproszony byf p. Burns,
powstaf niejakis pu}kownik w. P.
Rend, Chicago, W spos6b ME
godny zaczepif tego szanownego 90
scia. Pufk. Rend .rzucif oszczer
stwo na Burnsa, re napada W ostry
sposdb na instytucye amerykahskie,
a vice jako niewdzieczny gosc ME
powinien bye przyjety naposiedze-
niu operator6w kopalh. Potejmo-
vie wszyscy obecni zamilkli, ME
wiedzac co poczac. Burns,za wy
sfuchaf tel tyrady, stojacy. Po xii
ku minutach grobowego milczenia
prezydujacy podda} pod gfosy czy
Burns ma bye obecnym ma obra-
dach hub ME. la usunieciem 90
obrad gfosowaf tylko oszczerca pub
kOwnik Rend. Burns ME m6gf
odpowiedziec mic, DO jake ME dele
gat ME miaf prawa gfosu. Czyz je-
dnak ME potepiony zostaf Rend
g}osami wszystkich delegat6w!...,
Burns, jako reformator spo}eczny,
ME zaczepia zadnych instytucyj oso-
biscie, ale wykazuje faktycznie bic
dy terazniejszego systemu kapita
listycznego.