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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-08

49, q AHA AAHAHAH - O. H"ANNHN|.N
Aug. 4.h, 1896.
10 the Editor;
Having been released from lab3rlng
nj Port Huron, Mich, hnd being Ep.
pointed 70 labor Ia northern Illinois,
with hsatquarleu az Chlclgo, 1
though, would drop yon low hnel
aud let sou know how wo I2llgrs gle
getting along ut Chicago. We have
uighi EIdsn hero a. present, with the
honoyod veteran e.. y. ~ lla,rJ, of
Inc Presidency OF Seventies 10 lead tho
Tanhr, W. mud II quite u.llicul. q
get the eoplo cut 10 mCr,iug during
this moi WUaiHeii but we aIr ui5,TlI a.
ing many H'rgu. lHcti holding 20 Il
many mtellugH ana making new
iriehjs every uav. We have blIt,EuI
six honest souls during lHe Itft 1hFee
weCkp. We NT0 r1lng 10 uuld urru
air muUtiHra ritCrtAis and huro tl us
able % uu much good ln THE way.
Elmer Lnuch JUfguu.gn auI Charles
Il. Mile, VINO huv1 gssiatrI as tu uu.
bly, IN Tie past HlE WgpAH, will C0utinu.
their journey eastward about the 100.
Tloy win nuunu o. day or tUoGt Wash.
iuglon, ID. o., and sail Tor Liverpool
on the l5,l.
There have been several mrrscd
changes made In our Indiana rnu'rr.
ruco since Elder Samuel q Spencer
has houa appointed president Otto
N, 3. mission, Tho conferences has
been uivlaui anu sguIlvlIpf, uuu
presidents placed over each dIylsiUn.
Conference wlll Hlso ua held with each
lvisilu every ok mOutus. I nm ulso
Informed TINT Elder 70. II. ',9bsris
anu companl1ns wan make rlufnf.
euce tour with Elder Spyuccr, which
oil Of the Elders arc lJ0Eius lolwAfu
10 With much pleasure,
Chicago hHa itH advantage Gr vol
nI Disadvantages. when We hsr0nr
weary and tired ui the sulIfy, buoy don
OF tho or wiUl streets wu can MEyt.
car Tor Lluorln Up Jackson Inrr, aud
tnuto iluu cool aud rrltyanilg urt,ye
~ any time. While We cuuuut va,
that all istnusuiue m missionary uip.
hllll y, has DIS JlyH us wull 8E ltH orr.
rowe, 10 pleasures as viii as tIs usiuH.
For myuulh / can Say THAI thu ras.
year has bsUn one ~ tue hHpritst Of
my lliu, and all Elders vino do tuoir
GUY can bear the Hamr testimony.
JOINS ~. DAv g.
President Il NeTtn liliuoia Con ,rauo.,
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NnIlcr ID rnNInAoIoRs-

once Of tho board ~ iullo Works. room col
CltY Hall, sali l.atO t..gr July -1,h, De- o.
SHEALEu PROPOSALS WILL bE nv,
- rgyCl az ihrs ol.rr uri. lUo'e'0,k o. m,
Dt Monday, AuEuHt No. If. Cor lHH WORK &C ruru'
Iur luuulNIuE second FHHII HtrrUt, from West
IumUIc tu lIrst Ntat #Ur D. rUu ruHHtfurtua
rTnHH WaIb esd .uH"r UI Ilr.L MU.t street
intersection urDnrlInE tH t"H piano loo tHu gIy
ruHuttTa uAru Instruction. tu hIIItra 60.
EttHtr with HUrr.u .HNUuH H.I forms Cor .lu
non Httuu uFIur Of ur board 400 Irltla
reserved 90 reject any and go Node.
Iiy order Ul 900 uuHrI OF IHHIr wuraH.
a. b. uHEEuUs. Chairman.
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AUIun accordance wish INV ami thn order uf
thv IuHfa OF directors made ON Tho -ltA uuy 90
NHY. $50, su many fhArrH ut each parcel Of
HItu stock aH may lr necessary, VIII be- cold
90 pubic auction ul ROOM yt, cullen il0toI,
Muft second Huutu street. salt Lake CITY Htst0
Of Utah, uu ludHy, tng 1lst uHyOf July, I4fi, al
O'Clock %. m., 90 pay tho bpunVuuut uHaDfa
mtnt thereon. together Win tho cost Of ltycr.
usiug aud expense OF sale,
halt La.u tuYIltlh, July lith. l.ai,
ARTHUR PARSONS.
secretary,
Hy order of tho board 90 dirociufa made on
tho l1th tly az july. lsHi, tho dAte 10. rAle lf
tHr above nc iulutnt stock hGt been ppH.
pOugd until saturday, August .IIh. lsIi a. :
O'Clock %. m,, at thr same place.
Ai.rulE PARSONS,
TuIu nstN Tsf
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N.HHNH
tguo IuIuuel, urnuu,
charles rmlHHrl, defendant
,r,m STATE q. UNu sryng GuEur-
II uTfH l.Ur'HH INH..I.. Nl,rHGaut
lUu UlH HuI.H| ty.uHtu fu HHUlE bro au
rrNHn I.u"rHta Fa.r.I Huu IT lUua.Htr named
H|HWuN Iu UH N..#"t Court Ut lhu AH.ul
JU.IUN ..'rUi Nt lUn ..slu ul Utah, Hhl
IH Hu.WHr 800 complaint tuI u"rHW NIl..u
ten ulFH .rNU.u.IFu uI IIH IHF uf Hrr.'HlI after
tHH .rHt rH uH HHH Hl f..a HHIHuuuH=I HyNrl
within iIfH yIHn.Ha 0s ' curved uui &C I.iH
county. HHiII 600. UHifUt. WItuiu twenty uNH.
DNHIWHH vlIu forty uHrHHur llasmrui uI
d.flu.I Nf.| faH.u h.alHHt yuu, according
% Itn uFt"lru i "Hll tIHUIlIut
The HhIu arNIu |H brought Iu have dfIrrn
Of iuis court uuHul,Ha tau u.uiH OF mair''
WuuY tAHUls between U'H uNN ana urttnu'
ONT, above r0Ici pHyud uu tl0 ground ihai
since HHiN marriage defendant uan treated
plaintiff Doe o. cruel anil UUumuu manner. tu
tHn uAtrnt or causing nor great bodily injury
and mental diHur.H.
SAD you uro hereby Moulded that n YOU fall
ca appear lui uu"wur tlH mIl complaint ni
above required, She cato pHIuUN wilI Apply "a
tHT court Tor thy roNvi demanded therein.
witness the honorable judges, uui ihu tr1I
ui Ono Distinct Court OF Ono lulrl Judicial nis
tfIct. iu ana for ttu state 20 Utah, tHlt Eu
dfy of July, in tuu year uf Uur Lord one thuu
sand tlght hundred and ninety uls,
lsIAtI g. D. STANTON,
clerk.
by j. A. srUAour, Deputy CLERK.
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EoTlCa 10 CREDITORS.


Estate og WaTua May Davidson. Deceased
NuUJl DIS uEUEIN GIVEN UY the
~ undersigned IHu'uIH.rsIuI of tNu tstAiC ~
Martha boy ullIu.uU, HUHtHFru. 90 tu1
creditors u.t aui NI IU.HUas NHt.uE tlNUHH
600 uH.tHH.Iy NU.rNrfs. within IuUF mHHtNt
after lHu .H. publication nl tHH notice, Co. Cue
t.ll NuN..I7. l,r 40 Nr . cost second
JOsEpU j. SMELL
Administrator of The Estate VI Martha May
nEyldFou, Deceased.
Dated June -lth, l-y5.
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XNruEHEAs, uUsu WATSON AND
w sarah I. Watson. H.H wife, diH IV tHr'r
January lst. aud fgr'rIcd 0u ihu ist day Of
February, ices. Doe book 90 Utt' pages Itl and
l.,ut tH6 record. DO Doc 0Gog t'bo Eeg1u,r
ut irc1a 1f 7hIt L.su county ln tuu territory
lHHW rtatuI uI Utah, convey 10 HuHu a.
lNHlHr o.. trustee IIU Following t"..II.U 100 TuHI
estate, b,aaIg iu eau aalt Lake county, Jtau,
I1t. Hy 90 aud aosgl 40. and tHo. cast half
% tHu f.Ull.HrHt pN.r.uI ut fyyuUu HIN .H..
town" lptHu I.I, .4uihot range oug lI, WosI
OF 6a l.I.g i.lfiditl, eNatui liiceu uiI H,fcs
lu square furH iu 300 Huutu. west corner ut
tract containing lu 900 lil 40 4Uu ncrtH, 10 Ono
faWu WuIn 'r lyHr, De- oIuiuE 90 Euyufumvul
water rNuia NHlCu were owned by mo Halu
iiuEu ami rHfah y ~ hlauu 90 lhu uHtU Of HHt4
dori Of fwt " "u.rh were tuu.eluguuy
sou, and wed IA connection wth tho said
Witch said conveyance was made in truttto
Mgrt company ihr payment uI tuu tald Hugh
ami .aIHh D. MAHUu|H one certain pr1WisHury
lHy uaurp.l sum ui iWu thousand N.,CUl
Uu.. .IH. QUO rnu rHNuuIu February d, 1854, vIth
/ ig rir-t ulrrYu iln ne daig NuryOt untt
! maturity 10 goo rate OF tN 90 per cent rer
| tyUHt thereon alter ualuuty nc tuu rate uf
| wtNc 90 O. Iscnt prr u1nuu, payable cent,
NhuTusa, l.n provided iu ra.d decd VI irust
| that ll rlHuuf uuAuItIT tIo payment ~ aaid
| pso. auy nu'r ur tuo Interest t.reoa, OF
! uH0u lur Application OF tUc Irg8l huldrrlf raii
/ 10 c.HH.l AVID dispose ui HtI4 p.gmIasf and aII
] tur night use, h,ugnt ami ,luy OF ryur.lp.
/ tntt heirs and assigns therein, &C public au.'
] uuu. 90 Ono place. Iu She manner and Uur lHs
| puUofrf 900 aald deed of us.t stated, uiur
| iar'F provided form talt deco 40 .lru't, rotor.
oHcu 10 uh..nih hereby Mldu for gica,cr cor.
! 'ttH.' nv. H.f4rift Hsa l.sf, ana, d, Do, tt...
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In the Nauercf me rsate % MARY Ann
De. 3D.. dystaHld.

in the Matter of taC raatr 90 MARY Ann
90 l. dyHClfrI.
NOTICE Is uUHrm GIVES THAT
~ john 10. cannon, CsG.ullr OF thH
Iaat viii end teatluUut OF Ilrr Ann
monG aud a.,i' I1 sa.d r.uu is iuuu
OIL UrrUIut of ha utmlHslrHtIu OF ss.f
Hftaltl uHI ratuHu fHr utll UlfIUUuH1H uI
in rs.iIur ot Hld c.tue runua goo -foHl
ruUUUI iHrrutu, and tult nIIurIHy, tH.| 1850 t"Y
uf Nu..H.. IS. n. lHH. Ht % u'U.n.s H Hi.s .f no
'uu.I fUuu ui H.lI count, iI IIU tDHu.N tu.r.
house. frIt take Guy andEuUn.T, tHu. uH.
UnUHt. fUI 900 HrIIUurUtuf $500 HUH.uHf UaI
HUIfI"r .Hi4 U.ItHU iUr U.rN. Ui.lIIIiiH0,
Too Wilton UIr .uI place HuH W.H.Hu lHt.II..
Boo sa|l rHfII. mrr appear u.u H|uu .|..Hs DO
.uu fHU.V l". why HH.I IH.Uu.I H."IIt uHt Hu
HUiIlDl aui arHrIt sea aud IaTall llstrlHaluu
Boo UI gH mayed |HH
llItI aU.H ..tH. nt
U g.. STANTON. CLERK
EU WuW. nfssis. Deputy D.,fE.
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XNturGEN. TuL CITY CuuNuiL on
w rlf tHlo . Iiy. state Uf tIsh, haVur
ordered Goo UaftrU OF second South ruu,t
ffUu Wet TUuu.u f1 fuat Myat HtrColH.
NuNrp fH hC|vUr .ltCu fU 900 HaIaura uwuIrs
coed atuuUU 90 connect tGo fr.u.HUa aHrI
Pow iHgm respectively. with 300 water a.l
HrWUI HaIuH zoo tHU aaId HffUUs
IlU urIUf uf luU CITY tuuu.I % % Lake
tiiy. Z tu, uiauu July liih, $50.
DAVID q. LWE.N.
co. EgH.l .1r
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nELINnuENI NOIIlL.

North FONT CouHolfdstri lrr IFatlor Comp nr,
location Uf CO.. rIIaI place OF luhlur.a
tullUn Hotel. Myaf second south atrguI,
Salt ilhU tUg, rlalu 20 Utah.
ArutiDG - TuENE ARE DELINQUENT
N uTHu tho following uyHrTINru stool. uu
Httuuut of HHHttHuuut $50. 10 levied uu mc
.iiU Gay OF May. lfa., llU several amounts fut
opposite ihr names oi tho rcspgtuys suaIu.
budgrs o. iusuUt.
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In the District Court rrohatn Division. Thirl
Judicial District, Doe uud tor salt Lake
County, state of Utah

In tho hlhiuft 'nuft iruNhtn Division, Third
Judicial District, Doc aud tor salt Lake
County, state uf Utah
DO tho matter " the estate Of jesse W. T0A,
deceased
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT n. B.
~ Young and Jusse W., luN Dr.. admins.
tfa.U ui tho estate NJ Iuaau M.IuN. lupuHHpII,
have rendered fUr Fgtt 0mtntanI Ilrd On aafi
court tulfI uHAI account ~ tAril administration
OF tHiH rHtttu Hn. Urulpu fHr Ono. HIHtrlUHtuu
OF 600 residue 20 rNd rHt..H GOODS uH HHT.
sons entitled thereto, ana lHHt rAtur#4F, 500
sd dHF UI Ausuf' Atlslr 20 Do H.HIHUaH uI.,tt
tnr court ruuu uf HHiu U.HTl u lNr tuanfY
tuur. House, SAT- Lake tfIY .H| ruuUlF.I tlf.
haa lggu uulY appointed by 300 IfHau DI aHi
court. Tor tHt settlement of H.I| ..DuHUt auH
hearing rall petition Cor dIauINU .uH. 20 when
time rUf place aur ItrFuu Iu'..l.Hl DO aafI
tHtslu may Huuru auu chew Uaurr. Nc aus
theirs boo why SAM account rUHsIH nor Boo fui.
TOD Huu appuyCd aud nag. uHluuuIua made
90 IraNUN fuU
uatel july s.h, lrt
Ibuall g. o.. STANTON. CORK
iig s, e.. l,ENrL. uHpUty tor..
JouS NJ. ClhNuN, Attorney isr a1inuisira.
tor.
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Biuu Jay Consolidated Mining Company,
Ilagu OF Nualunsa, 'uIt lako tity. Titan.
Location 90 W.nCs, IS HhluHtou
Mining DISTRICT, GuaYer
tpuu.H utll.
NTCTICU rs ltEUUBN OWEN THAT AT
- HWutuugut tho board OF uirerturs held
tUH0 81, lHHI. on afE,HFmeut OF nuu and IA
quarter cents llH1 uur tlNH tutur HssesHr
lUHUt Nu. aI 1g1r levied uuln tho rHftIttIrtuyk
uf IH1 cnrHHratluu. payable lmmrda.riy 10
enc uuNNraf mod, trcIrurcE, no no Smith drug
Hturt. tuiurr bf Nam rul second south
rtrrIf, htt LaNc cay. tuu ANY
flnr. rppn which this aslosmgut may
roman u1NFW on Tho luth day ~
August 4, H. vi ho dnllHqucut ana ndycrraed
Tor sole Hl puHN' auction, aud uuIpHh payment
DO mHHr before, Wiil hr sold stturdly, turust
ltlI. lspt 40 % o'cllrfA q. r % tho n1ico VII mo
Fsrr'thW lrHnms ana y-gott.Auerharh build
Wgl 90 pHy Delinquent aaetfHWtnJ tlrcthor
with cost u advertising nud DNnrnHps oF tAlt,
FRANK j. GuNNEiL,
Treasurer.
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Z. DUNSCOMB, H. D.,
University Of New York, 1868.
SPECIALIST.
CLENWOoD SPRINGS, Car
fold County. Colorado.

Practice limited to CANCERS, ~.
MOIl9 and GOIrRE.
RADICAL CURE tFcaimeaI Wlthou.
kuiia or rauHt.o.
send a,asnp Tor lit0rAtura
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Iu uo District Court uI Ono Third Judicial
uIHtuUt uf tHH HIffru. Utah, tguuty
I'd. .a.f l4au.
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10 tho District Nuur. Probate DIVISION,
IatI Iutciu u.rtfl0t. boo anI f0r
EuI lINn tuuuIt. rt.tu
OF Utah.
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LLOhL NOTICE..

In the puilct Court Probate Division. Third
Judicial District 200 'ul iur aaN Lake
touU 90 at.lu ul LtaA
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The Work in Chicago.

o53 FAIuriELp AVE, Chicago,
Aug. 4.h, 1896.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-09-25
1he ualieha au EAGLE griaay orniu September IS 1896

vided. the Fifth artillery, at present
distributed along the Pacific coast. win
relieve the First artillery, distributed
among the northern posts in the depart
ment OF the east and the department
of the Missouri, instead Of relieving the
Third artillery, stationed at southern
posts. az formerly ordered. The First
artillery via garrison the posts vacated
by the Third artillery, at posts ON the
Pacific coast, .. originally ordered. One
of the two light batteries Of the Fifth ar
tillery Will take station at Fort Sher-
idan, Ills, and the other at Fort Ham
ilton, n. Y The light battery of the
First artillery, now at Fort Hamilton,
Will take station at Washing tou bar
racks an the light battery at Fort Sher-
idan will go To Fort Sam Houston,
Texas All the troops with the chang
ing regiments having months or less
10 serve who do not desire to re-enlist
in fher present regiments will be per-
mitted TO remain at their present sta
tons for transfer to organizations Or
dered there. The object of this modifi-
cation Of the original order is TO effect
a more complete rotation OF the sta
tons Of the troops by sending the north
ern troops south. the southern troops
west and the western troops to the
northeast coast.
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Who'll ESAL
AND MANUFACTURER
In their Line and
the South
directly with Name

TO Burton, Kan. Through Pullman
sleepers Burton, Kan, 10 Pueblo. Den
yer, FL Pase, Lon Angeles san Diego and
San Francisco. Connects at Burton,
Kan. with a. T. & 5. F. for points in
Colorado, Wyoming, Utah. Nevada, Ida
no. Montana, Oregon, Washington. New
and Old Mexico, Arizona ana Cahler-
MIA
No. log. ST. Louis limited-Has re-
clining chair cars (seats free) ana Pull
man buffet wing room sleepsrs 10 81
Louis Reclining chair cars tseats free)
and Pullman Palace Sleeper Monet 10
Dallas, Tex. via Paris Connects al
Monet with No. for points in Arkansas
and Texas. Connects at Monet Win
No. which connects at st. Louis Union
Station with all lines for the east, north
and southeast.
Through tickets on sale 10 all points.
For further information cali on or
address w ". TAGG,
City Ticket Agent
Or. W. TORREY. Depot Agent
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CONNECTIONS.

No. 11l. Kansas mzLl-Has reclining
chair cars (seats free and Pullman
craving room sleeper - Wichita and
Burton. Kan CoREects at Wichita.
gan with A. T. & 5 r for points IN
cherokee strip and OKLAHOMA Con-
n.-rs st Burton, KAN With A 7. q,
: F. for points in Kansas
No. les- ST Louis matthias reclining
chair cars tsests free) 70 St Louis and
pullman drawing-roon sleeper 70 No
,.rr Connects a. Pierce City. No, with
No as for points in Indian Territory VIA
Neasho. at Monet with No 5. the Tex
as limited (yestibu.edl which has -
cIinir. chair cars 1seats freei. Pullman
axtnx r>om sleepers 20 Galveston va
paris and Dallas. has dining car Tai
h.ns 20 Dallas: connects az Monet with
No which connects al Crion Station.
81 Louis. with az lines for the east
north and southeast
No. los. Colorado and California I'm
:ted-Has reclining chair care tseats
FIRE., 10 Burton and Anthony. Kan.
p..ii->Aa A.a0As A.A-EzzR raa<a siA.nA-s
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MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY CO.
Time Card. Effective June 8, 1886.

NIsSOITRI PACIFIC RAILWAY co.
Time Card, Effective June Is. 1886.
Leave-East Bound
Train No. 10. kansas ana NJ
and ST. Louis ...-....-.....--...- E.oo p. m
Train TO. 6. Kansas City and ST.
Louis Express. s:lo p m.
Leave for South and West.
Train No. s, for Clearwater. Con-
ysy spEns'N; n1ssSny' e HiSwd.
Belle Plaine and Winfeld---.... TBS a. m.
rrsin No. 4N. for Conway
spTnes and Anthony..-.s $40 p m.
Leave FOR North and West.
Train No. 9. Kansas and Ne
braska Limited" for Hutchfn-
son. Pueblo. Colorado Springs
r ana So g, i.xcert sunday ''-' y Ill.,
for Mount Hope and Hutchin-
Arrive at wichita from the East.
Train No. 9. kansas and Ne
hra.ka Limited" from Fort
Scott and St Louis. .2:55 p. m.
Train No 5. from Kansas City
ard ST 1y~rffs- wv - IN.
srr,vs at wichita from South and West.
Train No s. from Kiowa- An
thony. Conway Springs and D.
Train No IS. from Anthony and
Arrive At wichita from North and west.
Train Ne. 10. from Denver, Col
orado Springs, Pueblo end
rr an,e IN e. from Hutchinson ~ . I"
and Mt. Hope.....----.---.------. e:5e p m.
For further information cal on or al
dress City Ticket office. Mo. Pac. Ry., IA
n. Main St. wichita. Kan.
E.E BLECKLEY. P. ard T. A.
Depot corner wichita and 2nd st.
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The
Greatest
Medium.
TIE WICHITA WEEKLY EAGLE

Esta blished in 1872 and for twenty-four
years has stood at the head OF ali Week
lies in the state. There are people IN
this county VINO nave read II from lts
first issue and are readers today. Why
do they read IT. Simply because they
are after the reliable and latest news
and Can only get II through this medium
II has more columns OF live reading
than all the Weekiies IN the county
Business men are approached daily by
representatives and even proprietors OF
these local papers with the stereoiyped
expression that they nave the largest
circulation in the county. We'll we pay
the postage. They do not II they
are the local papers they claim they are
hard 20 locate There have been hun
dreds OF them in the tventy-four yeere
thar the Eagle has been IN the feld ana
have died as many more must 10 IN
der their false representation You
want a good medium 70 do your acys.-
Using in. you want
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ROTTEN STATE OF AFFAIRS
Report Regarding the Looted Rank of
Commerce. of New Orleans.

New Orleans, La, Sept. 24-Messrs
Reynas & Bush, hquidators OF the Bank
OF Commerce, have filed a report in the
civil district court which says:
The affairs OF the bank have been
mismanaged. some Of the accounts have
not been kept properly and grave ir-
Irregularities have been committed The
overdreftS amount to more than $780,
600. The names OF the persons who
have thus drawn OUT the funds OF the
bank and the sums received by them
respectively. viii be set forth in the in
ventory Of the banks assets which is
now being taken The hank IS insoi-
vent; its surplus and capital are lost
Under favorable circumstances. the de-
positors may be paid, but this is not
certain
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LONG TINE on THE WAY
Thanks of ii Hung Chang Extended To His
Yankee EutertAiner~

Washington. Sept s4.-Acting Sec
reta-y Rockhill has received from Unit
ed States Commercial Agent Patterson
at Van Couve-. B. C. the foiloving dis
patch under date OF September 4: At
an interview given ehe consuls Of this
city on board the steamship Empress ~
China just previous 10 her departure
for Hong Kong today. his exceEeocy. l.
Hung Chang, vicsroy OF China Request
ed me TO become the bearer OF the to&-
lowing message "a my government;
II was greatly impressed by the cour-
tesy and kindness extended 10 me by
the officers % your government which
regard as the model government o.
western civilization. l shall ever retain
the most pleasant memories Of my ylsi,
10 the United tSatss, and desire you 20
make my greetings 20 your country
most cordial as take leave OF America :
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-09-25
The Season

Is Here 49,.
Calling is now the order of
the day. You can't do it
properly unless You are equip
ped with engraved cards.
They are artistic; all others
have been felegated to days
of barbarism. If you haven't
the proper thing, we will get
them for you. They cost no
more than the the cheap
printed or poorly written ones
and besides, you are up with
the times.
If you have a plate we will
get you 100 latest cards for
$1.oo, or have your name en-
graved at $3.50 per hundred.
We have samples and de-
signs in handsome Wedding
Invitations, At Home Cards
at prices that will get your
trade.
THE EAGLE PRESS
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-09-25
LAND ON THE LAKE. FRONT
Interior Department Details surysys
Upon q Case In CHICAGO.

Washington, Sept 4.-Commissfoner
'Ialnoreaux OF the general land office
has detailed three men from the sur
veying division to go to Chicago and
make a survey OF the land on the lake
front for which Bonner and La Toilette
have applied. The commissioner saw
that he can go no further in his inyes-
tigation of the case until that survey
Is made, to determine II the war de-
partment map, which IS largely the ba-
sis of the present claim, is correct The
survey will determine II at the time
McKenzie's patent was issued there was
q strip of land between the water and
the land patented to him
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-09-25
BELONGED TO THE JosEPHIrEs
Missionary Schooner Wrecked In the South
Sea In a Storm.


San Francisco, Cal, Sept 24-The
South Sea missionary schooner Of the
Joseph ties, Evaneila, is reported TO have
foundered at sea in longitude 147 degrees
west, latitude IA degrees 30 minutes
south. July 81 The news was received
IN advices brought by the Tahiti brig
Tropic Bird. The Evaneila was sailing
between Ponuto and Tahiti, when she
was caught in a storm which 50 strained
her that her seams opened and she filed
and sank. Captain McGrath. the cook
and several missionaries who Were on
board, took 10 the small boats none TOO
soon TO save themselves from being car
RED down with the wreck After drift
ing about for twenty-six hours they
were picked up by a south-bound YES
SCI and landed safely on the Island OF
Tahiti The Eyaneila was built on
this coast not long ago II cost about
$40, geo To construct her and At her out
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-09-25
VALUE FOR YOUR MONEY.

You wants an established medium; you
want 10 patronize those VINO are c2pa-
bic OF patronizing you You receive
the benefits from the seventy enployes
OF the Eagle: You gsi more SircoiAlo9
from the weekly Eagle than you can
ANYWHERE else The readers OF the
Weekly get four times as much I've
news Sor soc as they get from the other
veekHes for $40 and Sl-5o- This IS n.
time when price and quantity tell fo1
get ali you can and pay IS lite n you
can Therefore the Weekly ESgie e
she paper for Ire asvertises ana reader
alike.
Rates made known On application
r. p. MURDOCH. Manager
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