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TO intercede. I refused to get into the
matter, and Mr.. Clark may have taken
offense at it"
Mr.. Grimes: How do you suppose
Clark happened TO mention $500 or s300?'
Il did not intend TO refer TO that, bu-
VIII say that when Clark was discussing
the pass which so unfortunately got
away from him he said that ne needed
$500 and asked me If l knew where he
could get it. 1 said no. He replied that
he could use it to good advantage"
did he get it?''
81 don't know, but I understand he
has been very successful"
What have you heard?"
"a gentleman from Mr.. Clark's county
Told me last night that ne and the people
there could not understand how Clark
had done so well OH SO day and pay his
own board. l was also told tha; Clark
had been out good deal at night. taken
a flyer on the wheat market and had
since been throwing bouquets al him
self through the newspapers
What else have You heaTd?"
81 do not believe that il is necessary
for me to tell what have heard about
Cark's vote on the oleomargarine bill"
Mr.. Outcault: What did you say with
reference 20 Clark's request for inform
alton as TO where he could get s3O0?"
after Clark left told Mrs. Bennett
that Brown OF Pratt was counting on the
support of some men who were for sale
10 the railroads, and that Clark was one
OF them"
DR.. Smith was excused, and Mrs. Mel
lie Bennett, clerk OF the committee on
engrossei bills, was called. She corro>
horated Smiths testimony that Clark
had first suggested to Smith that there
Ought 10 be something in a vote on THAI
railroad bill She also substantiated
Smiths testimony with reference to the
pass. An adjournment was then taken
for lunch.
In the afternoon Speaker Street took
the stand TO add TO his testimony that af
ter Wilson offered him the money to sp-
ply the two-thirds rule 10 the book bill.
ne proceeded TO organize his friends for
the purpose of having the rules changed.
He explained that the change was neces-
sary and referred 10 to the filibustering
tactics of the Republicans.
Representative Fairchild also took tho
stand again 10 correct some error, and
he referred TO the Republican methods
At this Mr.. Gaines. the Republican mem
Der of the committee, protested; he said
such testimony was not in order; that II
was offered for political buncombe. But
Fairchild had said what he wanted to
say, so he left the witness stand.
Senator Jumper repeated the story
ABOUT how old man Tucier Of Ottawa
had offered him 81 900 to vote for the
Hanna stock yards bill. The only new
feature of the story was that Horace
Jenness of Topeka had also tried to in
f1uence him in an undue manner 70 SUD-
port the Hanna bill. Senator Jumper
produced list Of senators whom Boyd
had told him had been fixed by the
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Internal
Cancers.

We have numerous inquiries in re-
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cancers, such as cancer of the womb,
stomach and bowels. When the dis
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generally admit that it is incurable.
We make no boast of what s. s. S. will
do in such cases, as the following let
tiers we feel are worth more than vol
umes of claims that we might make.
Read them carefully:
NORWICH, CONN, Dec. 80, 1895.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co.,
Atlanta, Ga.
GENTLEMEN will you kindly mail
me your book on blood poison, skin
diseases and cancer? Ny mother, 20
TO rs years of age, has cancer in the
rectum. Two of our best doctors here
have given her up, and say the sooner
she dies the better for herself, and if
she lives long she will die in agony.
While l do not know that they are
wrong in their opinions, am not sat
isfied with them, and believe your
S. S. S., if it does not cure her, will at
least relieve her so she will die peace
fully. l got her started on your
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Injecting. Win be pleased to hear
from you soon.
Yours very truly,
@. L. CRosGRovE,
Box l54, Norwich, Conn.
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gastritis and also female weakness in its
worst form. 1 commenced taking DR..
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery, and
'Favorite Prescription Took eight
bottles and am now in perfect health.
Weigh 175 pounds.
L have also used the Golden Med
ical Discovery for my little boy. Two
years ago he had lung fever; had two
quarts Of matter drawn from his left
lung and was left with cough. The
doctor said ne was in danger of con-
sumption. Nothing did his cough any
good until 1 gave him DR.. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery. This med
icine cured him entirely. 7 could men
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icine have been used and found to have
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Il cheerfuliy recommend DR.. Pierce's
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ant Pellets for indigestion and consti-
patton. writes ". D. Phillips. of Au-
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best medicines have ever used. Please
accept my thanks for the speedy bene-
fts and perfect cure Of my disease"
Il was first taken Cnearly two wears
ago. with choking and aching in nv
throat. and suffered dreadfuily." writes
Mrs. ID. z. Moore. OF Deming. Grant
Co, n. Mex. II took everything T
could think Of. and spent a great deal Of
money. Had three doctors treating me
MY throat liberated. and I IA nv
voice. Could scarcely talk 81 a person
could understand me. The doctors
called the trouble bronchial affection:
SAID the larnyx was badly affected. 7
was almost dead when 1 commenced
taking DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
covery. My neighbors thought l would
not 1--we month. l was almost in con-
sumption, but thought I would try the
Discovery From the first I COM
melced to improve. I have taken II
right along and with a few more bottles
think will have as good health as ever.
owe my life 10 Dr. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery. I have been the
cause of several in this town being
cured by L."
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with the Funny Fellows.

In Texas-First Citizsn-"That man
Weylsr is a re-lsr baroarfn." Second
Citizen" That's just what he s. I'd Ike
20 help 10 lynch him Puck
4 Cruel Cut have seen better Gays
began the mend.cau1- 80 have l." sail
the approached. hastily But I don
think this rain WI las; long
Sae--'It mus; have taken grea: deal
% persistence on your part 20 learn 70
play The violin 80 vel" He-Tt did I
had % 81 constantly armed - FIVE
years Life.
John. she began, casting aside her
papcr. Well + ina. Mayfyxe- Jog
vaca has jus, been returned 20 Us q
piece OF p=;-lfsi WOOD. OF jgst Ordinary
oak ,-'-Pa.ls 5elaaia North Ame-sczn.
Dab ala much Use o sufrerin' u =
Ience." sad Uncle Eoez. seems Ike z
dis ~eEF picks oas ANYBODY soa e VIC
I'm. Z, ain g~n.s- ,.r Dc ss;e-1s3 I'll Il
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FOR MR.. NAN ONLY.
A LITTLE LECTURE FOR THE
HEAD OF THE HOUSE.
HOW HE LOOKS TO HIMSELF.
Mister Mani
That's you. Mr.. Reader.

Mister Nam
That's you Mr.. Reader.
You know what an important individ-
uai you are. Survey the landscape all
around you-lheTe isn't an object
equally large and important any place
in sight. You know that-you feel it
you realize 1t
The man next door may feel just as
important and just as big and just as
puffy as you debut the man next
door is a conceited idiot-ne always is.
Now honest, sit down and "size up
the question impartially. and then adj
NIT that this is about the way you view
the universe. There may be stars away
that are really of billions of miles away
that are really great, blazing suns a
hundred times the diameter Of the earth
but they look mighty small to you.
It's the same way about the planets and
lots of other old things.
The fact OF the matter, Mister Man, is
that YOU are very conceite3 parsonage,
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The aboveis but sample of the many
letters we receive daily in regard 10
various deep-seated blood diseases
which other remedies do not touch.
Contagious Blood Poison, Scrofula, Ec-
Rema. rheumatism, and letter, are OBJ
etinate blood diseases, and only real
blood remedy will have any effect what
ever upon them. S. S. s., guaranteed
purely reqetabIe) isl real blood remedy
and never fails TO cure any disease hav-
ing its origin in the blood; it matters
not what other treatment has failed.
valuable books can be obtained by adj
dressing The Swift Specific Co., Atlan-
=, Ga.
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NORWICH. CoNN., Feb. 6. 1893.


THy SWIFT SPECIFIC Co,
Atlanta, Ga.
GENTLEMEN When L wrote you
the latter part of December, my
mother was, according to the honest
belief of three physicians, on her
deathbed; she could not retain either
food or medicine on her stomach, and
It did not seem reasonable to think
there was anything but death to re-
lieve her. The doctors informed US
she had a cancer in the lower bowel
and there was no cure for her. She
showed such vitality for q person to
be so near death we thought there
must be something to help her, and
reading of others being saved by the
use of your S. ). s., we thought it
would do no harm, il not some good,
to try il, SO we informed her of her
condition, Just as the doctors had in
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your remedy or not, as she saw TT.
She concluded to try it and from the
first dose or two, she began to brighten
mn. and improve; she can now get up,
dress and help herself, and can est
everything or anything she wants and
no distress from ii. We all feel quite
hopeful that the cancer will pass away
in due time by the use of your S. S. s.,
which she will now gladly take. You
may make this letter as public as you
choose, and the more so the better, rs
too much praise can not be given your
valuable remedy.
Yours truly,
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London. April S.-A dispatch TO the
Times from Mon5evides says that num-
Der Of political and military changes are
expected as a result q the revolutionary
disturbances. General Perez viii pro6a-
oiy be the successor Of General Diaz. the
minister OF wa. who has resigned
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Cincinnati. o. April s.-A special TO n.
Enquirer from the CITY OF Mexico. SAYS:
Il is publicly announced here To-Day maj
Thomas L. Price. an American who died
here. has been Identified as Thomas Nixon
Allison. a prominent real estate broker OF
Philadelphia, who RED from that city TO
Mexico five years sso and assumed the
name OF PT.ce in Mexico. This .dcat.tics-
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FOR SALE OR EXCHASGE-ioo acres Of
fine farming land situated ". miles from
the city OF Fl Reno o. T. This farm has
- acres IN fine park. lies Ia Canadian
Valley. soil u very rich and productive
also have = story livery barn IN FL Reno
with 800 rolling stock. doing good husi-
ness now. also lots IN Capitol Hiii Fl
Reno also one business house and lot on
Bgford avenue. Fl Reno. viii trade az
or a part ~ tbs property for a stock 20
merchandise. For particulars address J.
Y. Stanley. Wichita. Kan. OF O. y. Els.
Texarkana, Tex. ei& Suf
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Make it Known
To the People
Through The Eagle.

Advertisements under above chssihca-
tions must be in the counting room BY D
o'clock every night except Saturdays. when
tie closing hour 10 10.
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HELP WANTED-FEMAL
ANTED-Girl for general housework. Sla
5. Hydraulic Ave dl3s-ltx
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WANTED-A competent white girl for gen
eral housework; no washing or ironing.
G37 y. Emporia. d12i-3tX
WANTED-A competent girl for general
housework: references required. SOC y.
Fourth Ave. d12-tf-F-Sa-su.
WANTED-Position as housekeeper for
wiGower. Good reference. Address A.
W, care Eagle. dlZs-4tx
wANTED-Nurse girl. Apply 2O4 S. Water
street. d12I-tf
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE
~~~o~~~o~0~~O0ON~NcO-NoOOO
HELP WANTED-MALE
-~oS-~~oNo~O-O~-OOO~-0~-0
AGENTS WANTED.
AGENTS WANTEDNGasiight in every
house, newest thing out Attaches 70 or
binary lamps; no chimneys. safe, econom-
zeal, outfit free TO active workers. Stand
ara Brass Co., Mfg'rs., Covington. Ky.
4-1I-ltN
AGENTS WANTED-To sell the Indelibie
Check Perforator: retaiIs SEQ large com.
mission. Wesley Mfg. Co. Il Park Row,
New York. 4-Ii-It
AGENTS wANTED-Must have agents at
once 10 sell Sash Locks and Door Hold
ers. Sample Sash Lock free for . stamp
Immense; better than weights: burglar
proof sle A day. Write quick Address
Brohard & Co, Box 50. Philadelphia. Pa.
d7s-Feb-14-3s-Sur.
wANTED-Agents to sell Sash Locks and
Door Holders. Sample sash lock free BY
mail for e stamp. Best sellers ever IN
vented. Best weights. S12 a day. Write
quick Brohard * Co, Box So. Philadei-
phia. Gs7-25t-Sua.
AGENT-Bicycle outfit free. No capiiai
needed. Weekly sales pay big profits. We
manufacture hiEh-grsde Bicycle az lOE
as $50 Write quick for exclusive agency
Alpine Cycle Co.. Cincinnati. o.
WANTED AGENTs-s75 per month and ex
penses pad active men 4 right; goods
sold by sample only. samples. also horse
and carriage furnished free Address
s-2-Im-T-T-s-s-.
statesmen WANTED.
wANTED-An active and capable sales
man. % represent osnufs turing house
IN this city and section. Address -. c.
" This Office. ds242tx
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
FOR RENT-The bakery and caHdy depsre
ment 81 the Womau's Exchange IS y.
Main g. sies-t
PHYSICIANS AND DENTISTS LOCAT-
ING bUresr. 7t6 Taylor g. EnicsgO WFste
tor monthly bulletin % Al locations and
particulars terms reasonable i-ii-it
FOR SALE-Drug stock and fixtures 81
- East Douglas Ave, wichita. kEz, or
would take partner II business = reF.z-
tered dtE-s-N
BUSINESS oPPoRTUNITTEs-D
for sale or trade. owing 20 increased prze-
tics VII sell a. a bargain. Dr.. HzEeitol,
s. ". Douglas Ave. wichita. Kan
FOB SALIVA wesi-seiectef. risz- stock
q hzrdssre AMI finNare. VERY sziesbje.
good lccstioa and stsol.sae1 trsde Stock Z
% sl.@sa Fo- cash only A11ress -'Hsrc- /
ware. care Esgie. Wichita. Ezr.
e1E-stY
MISCELLANEOUS
FOR ROOFING. Caters. Wei Curing. I
Chimney Tops Copper. Tt sa1 GafTz. /
nizei fTcu -5rS - y I-zsrerre ave-
nue.. CssEeG & BgckI-r
elB-ft-Sg-W z-FrL
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FOR EXCHANGE
FoR FxcHANGE-t0 600 ranch for bust
ness property. Address Box 30 Omshz.
Neb. dl3t-sfx
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STRAYED
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE

FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
-~~-S-~-~%~-~-S0~~~~~~~-~o~S
FOR SALE OR ENCfIsNGE-isi Acre
farm situated II Bowe county Texas. Q
miles sw. from TexarsaEa. Tex. ~ acres
cleared and in cultivation. has good g.
room house good stable ana barn. 600.
young orchard. nae fruit: has a nice asa
pond covering acres, vel stocked ws;h
ish; has good tenant house Nth
rooms: character OF the soil black sanity
loam. VIII produce nom D 70 90 bushels 81
corn ana y % a bale % Gotten per scr>.
aud other things in proportion. Price per
acre. $3.50. viii exchange for stock 81
merchsnd-se For particulars address
J. r. Stanley. Wichita, Kan. o. @. Is.
Ellis. TeXarksna. Tex dlss-Su-;.
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SOB SALE

FOR SALE
Lots 10 z Ohio Ave. Second WABASH
addition
East il7is Il 10; - ana north half -.
jones Second addition.
South half s. and north half 50 Main
street. Suttons reserve. GFeiffens;eta's
third addition.
Los 80 and a blk Junction Town Co.'S
addition.
Lots s, aud Central Ave. peVoye's
sub bis 3 Butler & Fishers addition.
Reserve n. Mossmsn's addition except
west l0a feet
Lot 81 Fifth Ave. EuSlish's addition.
Let's l4i and las blk. u. Orme 4 Fhilhrs
addition.
Lots :. : Z. and Sc i sw "a ie-E-n
kiowa cosIuty
North 4. ne "a. Sw I. ne "A. NV :. &C q.
29--7-ti Pratt county.
North p sw Z. and = NV "a. N-T-iL
Pratt county.
Want offers on all or any Of above.
+. I. Spencer, Secy., - +. Dougla--
Giso-tf
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CLASSIFIED
WAN


We nave 30 new bicycles in stock Some
OF the,.- are the finest that are made =
the world. and we have a larger stock
than any other three houses put together
in Wichita They consist of racing and
read wheels. combination and racing tam
dems. Our leaders are the Ariel. Barnes
and Stssrns. Prices vary from SSAoe 10
Sl5ao1. We also have lot OF second
hand wheels from $50 TO 5000 Come in
and examine our stock while we have the
assortment Remember We have our op
en:ng Saturday. April Il. Mead Cycle
Co. Ae y. Main 81. di.e-lt.
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FOR SALE OR TRADERS I. Sc. - 2s-iei
good house. barn. cribs and sheds rrs
orchard peaches cherries ard apples:
good water and trees. also Artificial iak-
acres surface from 70 - n deep. fin>
school house Or corner niles from cen
ter OF city. 4 miles OF stock yards and =.
OF Kechi station. Also residence with MOD
ern improvements. No. III Faifmourt
Ave. first house south Of the college
Th.s Is A fine location Tor educating a
family or keeping students boarding
house. Address ". r. Hutchinson.
dlzi-g,
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FOR SALE Or E.NCHANGE-sz acres
OF fine agricultural hand situated ~ Bowie
county. Tex. about miles north OF New
Boston. Tex. New Boston Is tae county
seat OF Bowie county. Ths land u COW
cred with fine timber. oak. ssh. gum and
pine: well watcTcd. hsS fine native grs>s,
healthy climate and regular seasons. w.d
produce when cleared excellent crops.
Price $50 per acre, title pertect. Go en-
cumbrance. VIII exchange FOR a stock
of merchsndise. For particulars address
J. F. Stanley Wichita. Kan. or q. u.
Ellis. TexsTkana. Tex di3s-sii-G
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WANTED-A competent white girl for gen
eral housework; no washing or ironing.
So y. Emporia. dl2i-3tX
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WANTED AGENTS-s75 per month and ex
penses pad active men Il right; goods
sold BY sample only: samples also horse
and carriage furnished free Address
Job5er. Box SOS. Boston. Mass
7-2-im-T-T-S-S-
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FOR SAILS hesd 2-year-old native de-
horned steers. fresh mich COWS go wes-
tern COWS S0 3-year-old western steers.
Inquire OF r. Wigglesworth. Wichita.
Kansas. di2j-stx
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" ANTkI-Au active sud csps hle sales
man. % represent a nsnufs turing house
IN this city and section. Address ~ c
v" This Office dt24-etx
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A GENT-Bicycle outfit free No capital
needed. Weekly sales pay big profits. We
manufacture a high-grade Bicycle az lOE
as $50 Write quick for exclusive agency
Alpine Cycle Co.. Cincinnati. o.
HITLER.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1897-04-13
An Awkward Turn.

Well" remarked Silverthorn, locI~
ing over his spectacles at Goldstein
moment, and turning over another
page of his paper at the same time,
Journalism has become an art; real
ly wonderful art"
True" returned Goldstein, enthusi-
astically, as he struggled against the
breeze to turn a page OF his paper also.
Il know of nothing else in this world
that has made the progress journalism
has during the nineteenth century.
tell you the newspaper is the moulder
of the world today"
1T is! 1t is, indeed exclaimed Sill
verthorn. You may put it down for
gospel that anything one can't find in
/ assure you
Exactly, exactlyw repeated Cold
stein; sit is just as / said in my speech
before the Mckinley club last night.
l said"
ION. how did you get along with
your speech last night?"
"Splendidly, sir Several told me it
was the speech of the evening. Why,
spoke for over an hour"
you did?"
why, yes!"
That's strange now, is il not?" re-
marked Silverthorn, looking through
his paper again. Il don't see any ac-
count of it in the paper at all"
1t was some time before Goldstein
could get the rattle of his paper stop
ped, and when he did so he merely re-
marked that he firmly believed, If Eng
| land were to pounce onto Turkey now,
| the other powers would Immediately
unite against her, anyway.-W. A. Rob-
ertson in Up-to-Date.