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NEW TO-DAY.
WHAT 1T COSTS
TO GET HEALTH
To Sufferer From Nervous Debility.

If you go through of medicine with prominent
physician specialist you will spend from $50 $780, taking
nasty medicines day fer and then ask those who
have tried it, and they will tell the is not certain
II saturate system every night with Eec-
trcy Dr. Sandens Electric Belt the So $50
depending condition and ask those who have tried
the is certain. Thousands have testified it.
Your by this method takes than two or
three months.
Then poisonous drugs swallowed No ruined som-
ach. No time wasted No inconvenience
All scientific say Electricity is Life" If you are
and weak it because have wasted your Electricity
Get it back
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al organizations as friends to civil and religious

liberty?
Question BIS it not, in Mr.. Yorke's opinion,
unsafe and unwise to put in Office men who owe
allegiance to a foreign power?
Question 6--Is Mr.. Yorke an enemy of the free
public school system, and does he favor supplant-
ing 1T with sectarian institution?
Question docs Mr.. Yorke oppose protecting
our citizen laborers from European pauper and
criminal labor, and is he hostile to honest and edu-
Gated immigrants who propose becoming Amer-
citizens and who will forswear allegiance to
every foreign power?
Question s-Does Mr. YorRe oppose putting into
office honest and true men-patriots who are quail
ifed and who owe allegiance solely to the stars and
stripes?
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Track and Paddock Items.

The well-known bookmaker and owner
of racegoers, Charles Durkee, passed away
in the city of Los Angeles on Monday OF
the present week.
Leonville pulled up slightly lame after
his race.
Tom Griffin had Sir Vassar in to be sold
for $500 When put up to be auctioned,
Leo Mayer, the Chicago bookmaker, bid
The San Francisco call., 1896-02-12

There will be meeting of the San Fran
cisco Bicycle Track Association next Fri
day evening at 8 O'Clock at the rooms OF
the Bay City Wheelmen. Each club in
this City is entitled to send three dele
gates. Business of great Importance re-
garding. a bicycle racetrack for the wheel
men here is to be brought up and large
attendance is requested.
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LADIES' DAY AT INeLRsIDE.
An Unusually Fine Programme Prepared for
the Edifoation of Fair Raoe-Goers.

0I0 ouI bIUU VI I ut 1sHUo-UUbTs'
Following the usual custom at the Ingle-
side track the gate will be free to the fair
sex to-day. An unusually fine programme
OF six events has been prepared. Among
the many starters will be game old Logan,
the seasoned campaigner, who would
rather be out on the track racing than
standing in his STALL
Two of the events on the card are over
mile, and both starts will be made with
the Australian starting-machine.
Extra cars will be run for the accommo-
cation OF ladies and the management pre-
dict the largest crowd of the meeting.
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OUR PRICE LIST

That will paraIyze the Shoe
Market. We have the goods
and are going to sell them.
Price no object. We want to
flood the market with SHOES.
Cut the following Price List
out and save it to order by.
We VIII Sell
Ladies' Kid Button, pointed or square toes,
patent leather tips. ..... at 81 25 per par
We Will Sell
Ladies' Fine Paris Kid Button, cloth or kid
tops, pointed or square toes, patent-leather tips
-..................... .........At 81 80 per pair
We WIN Sail
Our Own Make ladies Fine Imperial Kid
Button, cloth or kid tops. pointed or square
toes patent-leather tips widths AA to EE.....
$1 70 per par
We VIII Sell
Our Own Make-Lades' French Kid Button
cloth or kid tops, pointed or square toes patent
leather tips. 50 per pair
We VIII Sell
Our Own Make-Ladies extra quality French
Kid seamless foxed, button. cloth or kid tons
pointed or square toes, patent-leather tips -.
---..-''----..-.....At 81 80 per pair
We Will Sell
Ladies' Fine French Kid Button, hand-turn
soleS, cloth or kid tops, extreme pointed or
narrow square toes, patent-leather tips .........
at SO per pair
LADIES' LACE SHOES.
We Will Sell
Ladies' Extra Quality Fine Kid Cloth-top Laca
Shoes, very pointed toes, patent-leather tips
We VIII Sell
Ladies' Fine French Kid Cloth-top Lace Shoes
hand-turn soles, extreme pointed toes, patent
leather tips. ps.....-.................At SO per pair
LADIES SPRINGFIELD SHOES.
We Will Sell
Ladies' Fine Paris Kid Button, spring heel
square toes, patent-eather tips, widths A to EE
We VIII Sell
Our Own dake-Ladies' French Kid Button,
cloth or kid tops. spring heel square toes
patent-leather tips, widths A TO EE ...........
At p per pair
LADIES Low-CUT SHOES.
We Will Sell
Ladies' French Kid Oxford Ties cloh or kid
tops hand-turn soes. pointed or square toes
patent-leather tips. ....At 81 80 per pair
We viii Sell
Ladies' French Kid Cloth-top Southern ties,
hand-turn soles, pointed or square toes,
AT 81 so per pair
OUR LIFE-SAVING SHOES
have a pair for winter wear.
Made in all the latest styles, prices So and 81
per pair.
We VIII Sell
CHILDREN,S AND MISSES
Fine Paris Kid Button, kid or cloth tops, square
toes, patent-leather tips, spring heels.
Sizes TO 8. 9Oc
Sizes S12 to 11........................Sl II 90
sizes lI12 to 2..-.............-.....-..$l2 25
We VIII Sell
chill DREN'S AND MISSES
Heavy Pebble Goat Button, solid double soles
standard screwed, cannot rip, sole-leather
tips.
Sizes 8 to o71A................... aOc
sizes 8 to I01a ST IN
Sizes IL 10 2. 81 ~
Send us your address and we will send YOU
catalogue, showing all the latest style shoes a,
lowest prices.
We have no Branch Store on Market
Street. Don't be misled by misleading
signs.
Mail orders receive prompt attention.
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The Irish Tourist Association proposes
to hold a Photographic exhibition and
competition, at which prizes will be offered
for photographs of Irish scenery.
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A: P. A. PRINCIPLES.
Another Communication From the
State President.

The following is copy of letter ad-
dressed by b. f. Hudelson, State prasi-
dent of the a. P. A., to Rev. Father
Yorke:
The San Francisco call., 1896-02-12

Pools will be sold on all the fights at Ell
Paso by George Rose at 25 Ellis street.
The San Francisco call., 1896-02-12

Finger-nails grow about one inch in
nine months.
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President Hudelson's Interpreta-
tion of A. P. A. Objects as
Officially Set Forth.
MEMBERSHIP OF THE ORDER
A Series of Questions Are Again Pre-
sented to Father Yorke and His
Answer Asked For.

The following is an answer by Rev.
Father P. C. Yorke to the synopsis of
lecture recently delivered by DR.. ]. L.
York:
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1.-THE CALL" RACING CHART.

Weather
side Track San Francisco, II,
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ghe Daily Eagle: Saturday zHornrmo gamuary

rived from the bountiful earth, and the
motto Of whose ambition surmounts
all difficulties and stops not short of
the stars.
of we are true to our standards,
and falter not, taking no backward
step from the advanced position which
we now hold as the vanguard of our
sister states in their onward march
Of civilization, what possibilities lie
before US.
THE unemployed wealth of a nation
will be at our command, her best sons
and daughters will seek a home and
citizenship within our borders, and the
brightest and most romantic ideal
dreams of the founders of our state
will become realities.
LAS We think of our past achieve
ments, Of the present attachments and
future possibilities of our beloved Kan
sa, we may well exclaim in the language
of another, Tt is glory enough for one
TO have had a part in building up such
a destiny"
Continuing he said: "Other papers
were grand but the address of the
president is surely cheering during
such times as the present, and his
conclusions are surely we'll taken from
facts often overlooked"
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D-------, 49,. T0gz Drz-rfr-@
Representative 1885 DlStr
CCRRISON OBJECTS.

Kansas City, Kan, Jan. S.-RepTeSs1-
tative J. X Cubbis0n OF this city. wlO
has been one % the leaders on the Re
publican sid OF the lower house OF the
Kansas legislature for four years. re
ceived: a copy Of RepreSen tat.ve W D
Streets Letter by mail today. Nj. CUB
bison said Il simply amounted 70 call
for an extra session % the legislature.
and he had no doubt tnat many Mem
bers from the western counties would
be in Topeka next Tuesday
Mr.. Cu5oison said; ! DO not tai-s
the-e is any need 81 an extra session
just now unless Il be for the purpose OF
repeating the mortgage redemption a X
I DO not think I shall 50 % Topeka y
they succeed IN getting a quorum q
members 70 organize the legislature l
suppose they VIII send TIE SaTSe2r Y Ak
arms after The truant members Then
I viii institute habezs co-pus proceed
ings n the supreme court IN tafs
manner We could tssc the legality q
the extra session. he'd under his con
stitutSonal provision, as you 7ern-iTl -
We tested tctE.e Legality % ths orgaE-Zs-
ton Of TIE lower hOSISe n 1888
Mr. LOBDELL'S VIEWS
Topeka. Kan. AIN I0.-WitA refer
eacs 70 me letter ssu< ouS oy hon W
y. Street concerning a ssssc.2l session
% thu legislature. Speaker Cn7-l=s =
Loblsil Of the house OF representatives
sad last nigh. 70 q reporter:
While / regard Tia coos-A-ucoeoal
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A Sure Test.

~Wil1iam," she said gently, and yet
b accents of reproof, you remember
Tint 1 gave you several letters to mail
pst week, don't your"
Yves; L remember it."
But this is the first time you have
remembered it since 1 gave them to
you, isn't it?'
II must confess 1t is. How do
you know?"
81 put a postal card addressed to my
self among the lot, and il hasn't yet
teached me. "-Washington Star
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avs might have been passed. and so on

laws might nave oeen passed. d-l1 50 on
indefinitely.
/ wish as a member Of the house, TO
impress these questions upon your
mind, that their importance may infiu-
ence your reply, which is hOped for al
an early date.
This letter is in no way considered
private, as I have mailed copies %
many members of the house and senate
and 10 state officers. IN CONCLUSION, I
remain yours truly,
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In Training.

In Training.
She's training for the ring. but yet
No toughness round her hovers:
The kind Of ring she's training for
Is that part put on by lovers.
N. Y. Recorder
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requirements Of reappOrtjonment Of n
state this year as mandatory. yet I do
not believe that the legislature can le-
gaHy assemble without a call from the
governor. With these views % the
matter 1 do not feel Ike participating
in a sion convened without al Official
call from the executive"
AS % Mr.. Streets letter. he said:
''NIr. Street Is one OF the conservative
members OF the opposition n the a0use
and I regard rs letter n an entirely
friendly light and VIII give Il close at
tentiol and a courteous answer within
a few dys. Although have read cop
les OF the letter have not received The
one addressed 20 me owing 70 my alb
ssnce from home during the past few
days"
LiesItena1t Governor Trcutnar
would not discuss ne subjec-. but SID
that, while ne is opposed 70 a special
Session and does not beEeye that AL TIE
troubles and compilations would hap
pen should there be 10 ueaVpo~tou-
ment chs year. he ccaxtrues the consri-
tutiOnal provision 20 be cf sufficient
force 1bat a quorum % each house
should meet without a cali By the gov
e-nor they could 20 a1Sszd ard transact
blIsrFsss and enact constitutional laws
3ir. Stree. has ssn- copteS q :he le.ts-
% the members % both houses and %
al s-a-e ofic-als.
A KAN can fool his zirrs rnotns- ~ v
what wzEes be ge-s. b1t ne can't fool keg
ta-uer--Atchiscu Globe
EE submits % bs seen through micro
scope who suffers hiu self % BE caught n
= q psssiou--IAvzter-
EE-"A fellow cz.lot re , 6cukeT thA
etltr C1y. S1e-.Dilnt ycz feel Ike
<ick.rg liz f''-Detroii Free Press.
TIE friendships o. TIE word are on CO..
:ece-zces II viae. or leag2es OF pleasure
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FOR Observation-Disclosures.

FOR SALE-Cheap, s II. showcase, 81;
50 # rubber hose. in good repair. with
connections, 50; 30 II. Of shelving. 80; 2 Ia
las. dict G1
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNI

WANTED-To buy, on the installment
plan, five or six room cottage Must
be in good location and cheap. Address
'B., Eagle Office. DAFT. &c
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FOR RENT-Wth or without board.
two pleasant front rooms. "a y. Topeka
Ave. df4-6tQ
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DEMANDS A SESSION
KANSAS LEGISLATOR WHO THINKS
HE KNOWS HIS DUTY.

If the Legislature Doesn't Meet, Represent
alive Sweet Sees the Awful Danger of
the Supreme Court Having to Declare
the Constitution Unconstitutional-AI-
though it is Nearly Time Now, There
Will be no Session of the Legislature
This Year-Cubbison has His Say
Speaker LobdelIs Views.
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FOR SALE-FulI blood Light Brahma
CCckerels at 1894 Maple ave. 46-i'
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FOR RENT-Three furnished or IN
I furnished front rooms; best location. No.
| 34I North Topeka Ave. d44-6t.4
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WANTED-A competent girl for general
homework; must be good cook 1lO4 y.
Lawrence avenue. 464'
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FOR SALE-FTfty feet close IN on good
street, cheap al rs. Il room house Gs
s. Emporla with 30 II only 500 r.. l.
Spencer. 45-tf
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FOR RENT-Bottom farms. Inquire 54s
y. Topeka dS-tf.
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Dublic n otless.
NEW AQUEDUCT.
~ NEW CROTON DAM. CORNELL SITE.
NOTICE
APPLICATION FOR APPRAISAL.

APPLICATION FOR APPRAISAL
PUBLIC NOTICE IL hereby given that IL Is the lnten-
ton ~ the Counsel 10 the Corporation Of the cry Of
New York to make application to the supreme Court for
Chapter 40 u the Laws OF lsS3
Such application will be made Special Term Of said
Court to De held Second judicial District d
Court Hous. Whit, Plains. Westminster County
Seventh day Of March 1895 ten O'Clock In the fore
noon " that thereafter Counsel can be
hard The object OF such application IL to obtain
order OF the cour, appointing three dsnter-sed AMI
competent f1eeholisrs. Of whom shall reside In the
county OF New York and the other two Of whom shall
reside In the county which hereinafter
ascertain and apprase compensation 10 be made to
r owners Of and all persons Interested In the real estate
heehaner described proposed 10 be taken affected
W s PURPOSE OF MAINTAINING preserving and increasing
',s water supply OF the city OF New York.
Ihr real estate sought be taken affected is stu
ave. IN the Towns ~ Bedford and Lewisboro County OF
hester and State Of New York. and IL laid out IN
ard snd shown TWO certain maps signed ana certi-
fau,ed by said act He'd In Westchester County
nesn'efs once. December 18th 1895. u which said
WWap' Is entitled Department OF Public Works. CITY 81
i,eM FORK. g W Brdsall Chief Engineer. Michael T.
"Hinissior"r Property maps OF additional LANDS
-, 81 Tor the construction OF the New Cfuon keser
,. w the Village Of katDnah. Towns OF BEDFORD ana
.. inot Verified March 2lst. 1894.
shi estate shown last mentioned map Is 10 DE
W ,,n IN fee. and IL described as follows ~
NOSE certain parcels OF estate las the term rear
EMa,ohah Towns Of Bedford and LewsbUo. County on
n.sslcheser and OF New York, which. taken to
''er. constitute tract Of land Of which the following
- IA "a ss,ateinent Of the external boundaries $780,
uh near the most easerly corner ~ Woods Bridge
point In tho intersection OF said bank OF said river
go, we northerly side Of the highway leading easteiy
~ na'a woods Bridge: thence northeaStefy ana north
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home or out. costumes To order from So:
evening waists 50 so: late with Worth in
Paris. and Redfern in London: try her.
Nine AMELIE lol West lith-st.
EXPERIENCED dressmaker working FOR
the elite will take few more customers
latest Partisan style; ladies' and misses
costumes, fancy waists. evening gowns:
home or day: reasonable. MESTAYER,
24S West 5lst-st
LADIES' and misses dressmaking: re-
modelling neatly done with care: moder-
ate. s65 Park-ave.. near 11th-st. Please
ring dressmaker's bell In vestibule.
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TWO Partisan drxssmakers from Doucet
and with best references from New York
20 out by the day together: terms, 81: New
York or Brooklyn: stylish work. 234 Ber-
gen-st.. Brooklyn.
THOROUGH cutter. filter. trimmer from
leading establishment. by day or home
street gowns. evening dresses speciality
reasonab BILE: highest references. Address.
THOROUGH. 307 5th-ave.
YOUNG lady dressmaker. with knowledge
Of cutting and fitting. desires employment
by day or week with private family. r..
care OF Raphael. $40 East 13th-st.
VISITING MILLINER. called on .
hats. bonnets and neckwear made in all
the latest designs. own materials used.
Call or address j. NJ, ~ West lsth-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-16
Jnstrnttton.

For BOYS and Young Men-City.
. BOARDING SCHOOL Fol, BOYS will receive one boy
a ~ half rate HEAD MASTER, Room g.
- West l4th-st.