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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1897-01-09

IVAN l.. H0FF,
i ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Will attend promptly to all legal business
entrusted to him.
English and German spoken.
OFFICE: Main street near Court, West
minister, Md.
Will be at Manchester. Saturday of each
week
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The ladies of the NJ. p. Church, this city,
will hold an Oyster Supper and Festival in
the Orndorff Building, commencing on the
18th instant, and continue during the week.
The public are invited. jan9
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DUBLIC SALE
Il OLA
VALUABLE FARM,

On the Liberty Pike, in Freedom District,
Carroll county, Md
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nARDs AND CIRCULARS printed at
~ this Office.
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CLEANING up sale Of Dress Goods and Remnants.
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AW COMPREHENSIVE.
REIFSNIDER & REIFSNIDER,
ATTORNEYS-AT-LA
AND
SOLICITORS IN CHANCERY.
232 East Main Street,
WE MIN S T e R, M D.
We have this day formed co-partnership
for the practice of Law, under the firm name
of Reifsnider & Reifnider All legal bust
ness will receive prompt attention,
CHAS. I. REIFSNIDER,
CHAS. T. REIFSNIDER, JR.
June q. "a.
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OYSTER SUPER AND FESTIVAL

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NOTICE TO FIREMEN,

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-10-10
LIVELY TIMES AT PONCA CITY
Houses Cannot re Built Fast Enough to
Fill the Demand

Ponca City o. T, Oct. 9.-(Special)- >
S. J. Soldsni, who was very dangerously
cut in a bar-room row one night this
week. is reported considerably improved
and is now thought 10 be out Of danger.
Barnes & Dalton have sold their Bank
of Ponca City to Messrs. McCandless &
Given of Holton, Kan. The Citizens
bank will speedily be organized to occu-
py the stand of the old bank.
Every carpenter and builder in the
town has work engaged weeks ahead.
Thirty or forty residences, large and
small, are in course of construction, and
there is demand for hundred more.
Scores of families are living in tents and
'ssnacks," waiting for better quarters.
The Ironclad hotel, forty-room build
ing erected for hotel purposes in Cross,
but never opened as hotel. has been
purchased by Barnes & Dalton and re-
moved to the corner of Grand avenue
and Main street in this city, where it will
be speedily transformed into the most
commodious and attractive hotel proper
" north of Oklahoma City in the terri
tory. 1t has not yet been leased, but viii
doubtless prove a Klondike strike for
some good hotel man. Scores Of would
be customers are turned away from the
present hotels daily
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-10-10
LAND OFFICE DECISIONS
OF Cons iderabIe Interest to the Towns of
Kingfisher and Guthrie

Washington, Oct. 9-The secretary OF
the interior rendered a decision today
affirming the action of the general land
Office in the case Of the city Of Lisbon,
now kingfisher, o. T., against E. D..
Whipple, James A. Norris, Joseph Kauf-
man, James a. Reese, w. D. Cornelius,
William Kingman, William Savage and
NJ. Monkey, involving Oklahoma park, a
271a acre tract. forming part Of the city.
The department holds that none of the
applicants was entitled to the deeds ap-
piled for They had settled on different
parts of the park during the spring and
summer of 1889 and in 1890, after the
land had been entered for town pur-
poses, applied for deeds. Secretary
Bliss makes the general statement that
1t was the evident intention of congress
TO limit the acreage for parks and
schools 10 twenty acres on all townsites
when the necessary surveys Of lands en-
bracing these were made after May 20,
1890. but under the act of May "a, 1890,
trustees were empowered to prove sucn
surveys OF lands for townsite purposes
as may have been already made by nu-
nicipal provisional authorities, and If
such prior surveys show over the twenty
acres the TOWNSHIP plats nevertheless
viii not be disturbed. In such saseS the
surveys become operative on their exc
cution and approval, when subsequently
adopted by the townsite trustees after
entry.
Secretary Bliss has also decided in the
rase Of Horace NJ. Adams ct al. versus
Guthrie, o. T., affirming the land office
decision, that the city is entitled to the
deed for the land in Highland park
which embraces fifty acres in the Capt.
toll hill townsite, a part of the city.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-10-10
WILL GO HOME AND vorE
Mckinley VIII Not Try TO save the Nation
Further Than This

Washington. Oct. 9.-President Nc
Kinley has decided the details az his
trip % Ohio. He viii arrange MS affairs
- as 10 be in Canton on election day
and the next day viii 60 70 P.ttsburg
and be present on Founders day a; the
Carnegie puJlic library The president;
has also received an invitation from ne
Commercial club % Cincinnati % he pre~-
ent at a hanlus- 10 be given the SatUr-
day previous 20 ;he election. AMI VIII &C
cePt # &. IS 70 be a n0n-partisan affair.
He does not care 20 be a. a political
dinner. and while naturally interested IN
the Ohio campaign. viii confine MS act
i've interest % voting.
I1e president spent the afternoon With
Attorney General McKenna and Assist
ant Secretary Day. WITH ne attorney
general ne was considering pardon css--
and Judicial appointments in ne terri
tories. Judge Day hss an unusual
amour: OF state department; business 20
lay before The president.
During the afternoon Minister Hitch
cocx. VINO IL on his Nay 70 Russia. called
on me presiden. and some % the other
visitors were admitted f1r q short time.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-10-10

making great threats Of what he wal
going 10 do.
But he didn't do ii.
He was told that any attempt tc
Usurp authority ne did not possess in
attempting to unload alleged fever pa
tents at this place would see him and
his henchman clapped in Jail before they
could wink.
He saw the situation, having mental
capacity sufficient to grasp the idea that
the people here were deadly in earnest
and ne got down off his high horse very
promptly and tried to argue the ques'
ton, but the committee was there fol-
business not argument, and when the
train came in from the south Doctor.
Buxton and Thacker and the five people
VINO had been detained here between
trains were al lloaded in a baggage car
and shipped north.
In his special TO the Eagle the doctor
says these parties were permitted to
go on, but he doesn't say anything
about two officious doctors also being
permitted to go on with them, nor
did he improve mis- opportunity to give
US a new version OF that popular son,
In the Baggage Car Ahead" In his
vain-glorious report 10 the Eagle ne
talked very vaIianIly of the great thinga
he was going to do, but it is a noticeable
fact that he hasn't been back mere since
he went outon the baggage car-and ne
isn't coming back either.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-10-10
YELLOW JAcKIN GALVESTON
DIR. GuRerss ReP.rts That There Are
Eight Cases There

Austin. Tex. OCT S-Governor Cuiber-
son tonight received telegram from
State Health Officer Swearingen, who is
al Houston. stating that ne is just in re-
ceip; OF telegram from Acting Mayor
ed States Expert Gui;eras has diagnosed
a case OF yellow fever there this after
noon. Dr.. Swearingen wired that he was
going 10 Galveston az once.
Galveston. Tex. Oct. e-Dr. H 4.
West, a member OF the Galveston board
OF health. and the nominal head OF The
board during the sickness OF City Health
Physician Dr.. c. w Fisher, tonight
made the following announcement:
''Dr Guiier2s has reported 20 DR.. Wy
man ;hat there are eight positive cases
Q: yellow fever in Galveston. We (the
local physicians 0f Galveston held an in
formal meeting Saturday night 20 dis
cusS the matter Some o. the physicians
ID nos agree with Dr.. Gui,srss. and they
thought va should 10, submit 10 rs
opinion; others agreed silh him Some
Of ;he physicians DID moi feel that me
fac.s justified the opinion thas the cases
are yellow fever
Dr.. Guiie-as would no. give out his re-
por: Saturday niEai ba; through mat D..
weS; !. was learned that Dr. Guiseras
thought ina; TIE disease would NJ be
Widespread or q vir1lenJ character.
Dr.. {. ". Truehear;. who has been
through several yellow fever eplienscs.
says;
y have examined two Q: he ease.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-10-10
SPAIN Is SIMPLY BANKRUPT
Public Lands aud Buildings Must Be Sac
rificed For War Fund

London, Oct. 9-An American diplo-
mat who has just arrived here from Ma
drid. says the condition OF Spain is even
worse than the correspondents depict
Whoever is sent 10 Cuba, he added,
viii attempt 20 buy off the insurgent
leaders.
The diplomat further says that the
Spanish government IS 50 hard pressed
FOR money that il IS attempting 20 sell
all the public lands and buildings that
can possibly ne spared. Not only have
The soldiers been unpaid since last
March. but tie pension lists are in az
rears
All social intercourse between The
American minister at Madrid AMI the
Spanish officials and the diplomatic
corps mad been suspended for more than
a year. This was partly due % me fact
that Hannis Taylor. the former United
States minister 70 Spain. wss a persona
nongrata 20 most % the members %
the diplomatic corps For eighteen
months Mr.. Taylor mad not bean On
spe aking terms with the French al
Austrian a-roassa Tors. and win the pa
pal nuncio. The rapture With TIE
French amoaSss dor VAS because NJ.
Taylor protested agzinE; being smit;ei
from the list Of guests az re reception
given by the an1oassaIoT
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-10-10

of dust in one of his ewes. It Blinded
him. He clasped his hands over his eyes
and staggered on, only to be run down
and killed by cable car. That mans
death was due TO an insignificant trife,
an atom of dust that was barely visible
under the microscope. 1t is thus with
health Men find that they are suffering
from trifling disorder OF the digestion.
It doesn't amount to anything. they think,
and time is precious. They don't stop 10
correct it, but stagger blindly on and are
run down in the heyday of ambitious
youth BY death.
Neglected indigestion is the first cause
of all manner of wasting diseases and
all forms of nervous disorders. Dr.
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
cures all disorders of the digestion
It invigorates the liver. imparts d keen,
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diseases and all disorders of the nerves
Twas sufferer Eve or SIX years from iudises-
ton" writes R. F. Holmes OF Gafiuey Spartan
burg Co.. :. c also from sore stomach aud
constant headache. ! then used DR.. Pierce :
Golden Medical Discovery and Pleasant Pellets,
which in few DAYS gave IRE permanent relief"
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-10-10
AWFUL ROAST ON DIR. BUXTON
Here is What the Purcell Register Has { O
Saw of Him

Guthrie, O. T, Oct. 9.-The Purcell
Register gives the following account of
DR.. Buxton's visit TO Purcell and the
attempt to institute a quarantine:
One Of Buxton's henchmen. DR.. Thack-
Pr. acting under instructions from the
great and only health officer. came over
from Lexington on Wednesday Of last
week, went aboard the train from the
south, and by virture of his great au-
thority as health officer from Oklahoma,
stretching that commission quite freely
to give him jurisdiction in the Indian
territory, found five men who had
through tickets from Houston to eastern
points, and clean bills of health. He
managed to bu,ldoze these men into
getting off.
Our people at that time had no idea
Of what was going on, as they, like all
people with brains enough to wad one
cf Ed. Stevens squire guns. knew there
was no Janger of yellow fever in this
country. But they caught on by night,
held an Indignation meeting, appointed
a committee to be on hand at the next
train and see that the action was not
repeated.
The committee was on hand. as Doc
tors Buxton and Thacker could doubt
less both testify. Before the train
from the south came in. the two doctors
were on hand prepared to win a little
more glory by parading their official
greatness before a train load of people.
But they didn't parade.
They were politely informed that they
would not be allowed to visit the train,
nor TO put anybody off. The Guthrie
doctor sWelled around considerably
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-10-10
BOSTON BETTER LOOK our
Or BAIiispore wiz Isk. the big End OF
the Temple Cop M"esy

baltimore. Oct. s-Psrfsct ssssosil
weather prevailed today. but Ia spiis OF
this fact the crowd which assembled 20
witness ths fourth game OF the Temps
Cup series between the pas, ana present
champions were disspposntinsiy small tbs
blsarasrs were not more than hall fuli sat
the grand sand looks. deserted when plsy
was called
II the uea ly-Hsdze. "chsmpious' 20 rot
take the next three Esns- from tss
''th-es-tirne W.nners'' ne Temple Cup VII
remain n Baltimore FOR another year sn:
ne have besuF' Sili get TIE big snE 81
the gate money. Fo- fhs ~ lire IN sue
-essi9n ire Balfiucrsars defeated tas
psunaut holders today and e. three % sac
- count 81 tie contest f9r re sivss
trophy Il books blue for 80 Boston coufrn.
gem. There was a Small crowd. Et'is -
th1sissD aud ths game itsaf vss ssI
sa3 un.nfsrestlax untn re nin'h lnnisr.
when x look-s for a Tine an taogxa To
visitors uEaf win.
Heavy hitting sns rzRzsf ssising quite
equally dis.rlsuts8 bsizssn b0sh cams.
chaTzefs-fxe1 me eoutss;. sss both sfss
wee compelled 20 rssnsa plfcnsrs b~rasss
g tae 5on54rtreat fasy received. scsfs.
RHE
Bslt'usors o.. ........-sseDsfss 70 .
Bosfoa .. .-...--....le s8estiz0-f! - .
Baftsr.s@-E3slfiasor~ Coro@-f <ors al
BoNer11ar. Bosf9a. Less s,sses'. SO
TeaEer- Tire. @5a Ungfes. Hafsi szf
EruaLe
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-10-10
WHAT HUNTERS SHOULD HEED
Oklahoma's Game Law Ia Here Repro
duced For Their Information

Guthrie. o. T, Oct. 9.-The game law
OF Oklahoma is as follows:
ono person shall be permitted to
hunt on the premises of another without
first procuring the consent of the owner
1T shah De unlawful for any person
to wound, kill, or ensnare or trap in
any manner in this territory any deer
buck. soc, favn or antelope; any prairie
chicken or grouse. quail wild turkey
wren, martin. swallow, robin. turkey
buzzard. or any other insectivorous bird
or to pursue the same with such intent
or II have the same in their possession
except it shall be lawful to shoot quail
prairie chickens and wild turkey be-
tween the first day OF November and
the first day OF February OF the follow
ing year. and 10 shoot plover and dove
between the first day OF August and the
thirty-first day Of December OF each
year.
NO game a all. dead or alive is al
lowed 10 be shipped out of the terri
tory "
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-10-10
JUMPS ISrO THE LAKE
Thomas A. Dillon Suicides at Chicago
waffle Dependent

Chicago. Oct. 9.-Thomas A. Dillon.
president OF Cavdnagh & Co, distiIlers
and wholesale liquor dealers jumped into
the lake from the wall on the shore a.
the foot OF Ontario street today and was
drowned. Early this morning Mr. Dillon
left his residence, 534 Erie street. and
walked 20 the lake shore. where ne stood
looking into the water Charles Gloss was
attracted by the respondent attitude and
bearing of he man and watched him FOR
an hour He finally started toward Mr.
Dillon, but when he go: within a few
feet OF the wall Dillon placed MS hands
on top and ieaped over in;o the lake. The
water is deep a; tina; point and * was
over an hour before the body was recov-
cred. Mr.. Dillon vas II years old. De
spondency over continued fl health is
said 70 have been the cause for the sui
eide
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-10-10
Appreciated nv an. Pr-.,s.a,

Washington. Oct. a.-The pre-iden. TO-
day made the following appoin trnents;
CoBsuls-J0hn G. IngerSoN. a. copen-
hagen. Denmark; Joseph L. Hoke 90
Wes, Virginia, AT Windsor. y. s. W.
Irwin Shaw II Pennsylvania. at Bar
rsnquilla. Columbia.
Henry ". Breniesl. - be collector OF
customs Tor the dis,rlc; OF Buffalo Creek.
y. Y
David y. Com!agore. 70 BE collector Of
int,rnal revenue 70. ne Sixth district OF
Kentucky.
Maj1r William r. Lvsrmore. corps Of
engineers. 20 be member % the Nicsr-
aqua Canal commission.
Arthur VI Beaupre % Illinois. 20 BE
secretary % legation 70 Guatemala sni
Honduras and consu! general 20 Guate-
mala.
The president also appointed the coi-
loving postnaste--:
Calif7-nia-Ssuta Rosa. Allen n. Lem
mon.
Kans1s-Frei0nis. J. q. Beas'-y.
M.-souri-Hermar. 4. W. De'zsl;
Savannah. J. Schnitzln=
DSahnna-Enf4. \ Puckies.
e Gonfa Dsko;a-Hnron. David p. Je.-
fr-ss
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-10-10
CAR FAMINE AT KINGFIsHER
Wheat and Cotton Crops BIockadeed and
Seeking Other Markets

Kingfsher, o. T, Oct. 9.-(Speciai)-
The unprecedented crops in this coun-
~ are taxing the Rock Island road To
furnish transports ton 10 the utmost.
Today a great deal OF wheat is being
hauled home, or to Guthrie, where the
Santa Fe can furnish transportation.
The car famine here is getting serious.
A great deal Of wheat is being piled on
the ground awaiting cars Cotton bales
and Seei are being piled and stored ev-
erywhere.
Unless the Rock Island offers US some
relief soon great deal OF our grain and
cotton trade that belongs to this city
Will drift over on the other road. The
grain men are looking at this matter
seriously and houing for relief
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-10-10
SIX RETURN rRou DAWSON
Mich said OF Big strike. and Nothing o,
Al @: starvation.

Seattle. Wash. oct s-The steamer
Rosllie arrived here tonight from SKA
quay and Dyss. Alaska The Resale
brought down - passengers, most %
them coming from SKsEUaF. Among ne
pa~senFers were six from Dawson city.
sao came out ovs- ne Dalton tfsL Taey
we're Pat Calvin and H4is. Charie@ Tas-
%. G. 4. Ga-rish. c. T. Davis and man
named B@1e.
They hsd s59ut 1880 IN nuggets be-
tween them. They i@f, Dawson Angus
- and arrived a. ria hes &lssa5n seq
terbe- =. Taey report s1at rich s-r.<es
nave been made on Hgnke- GEEK. ssich
= a. s.ea a. BONANZA o. r D7rads.
TIE t0.sl o5,pgt ts.s year -! exceed
any estimate ever made.
The Resale reports eTsryshing zgisi a.
skazuay. Many % ne miners nsys
completed building rs7ins = which %
z.n-e~ ar4 otse-s ar ca-afrz -asir sap
plies pre9z -z--ry o. issT5nE lex sSrazg.
r1e- f-ey W AGAIN ~ ne Ys-s
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-10-10
WEYLER RUDELY SNATCHED
Sagasta Can't Get the Butcher Out Of Cuba
Quick Enough

Madrid, Oct. 9.-The cabinet today
held four hours session, during which
the decision previously arrived at re-
garding the recall from Cuba Of Captain
General Weyler was confirmed.
Ell Eeraldo makes the announcement
that the captain-general of Porto Rico
will be appointed acting governor of Gu
ba, pending the arrival Of Marshal
Blanco.
In reply 10 an inquiry by Premier
Sagasta. Captain-General Weyler has ca
bled the following statement to the gov
eminent:
THE principles which constitute my
character, as we'll as my we'll known
military history, furnish strong guar
antee that l have never created, nor
will create. any difficulties for the con-
stituted government, be that whatever
it may.
Il have always been. and in every
case shall ever be, the first man to ac-
cept. respect. obey and enforce the gov
ernment's orders / would not allow
any demonstrations to go on beyond
the demonstration of personal affection
and the approval of my policy.
(Signed) "WEYLER."
In replying 10 a number Of Cuban SEN
ators who had offered their support TO
the government, Premier Sagasta said
that the government would devote itself
before all else to the pacification of Gu
ba and would then introduce in the is
land model administration. The gov
eminent the premier added, considered
that the pacification OF Cuba would ia
ciltate rhe restoration of peace in the
Philippine Islands, where the situat ton
now is serious.
The impartial says the Spanish gov
eminent will take rapid measures on
accoun, of the spread of the rebellion in
the Philippine Islands. 1t is said Gen.
eral Rivera, the former captain-gener-
al of Madrid, who succeeded General
Polavieja in March last as the COVER
nor Of the Philippine Islands. has re-
signed.
Advices just received here from Ma
Mia say that earthquake shocks were
felt at MAINLAND during the last days o.
September Great damage was done to
property, and there was considera bic
loss OF life.
Havana, Oct s.-Folloving the ap-
pointment OF Marshal Blsnco TO succeed
Captain General Weyler, the Marquis
Palmerola, civil governor OF Havana,
and the other provincial governors, have
rendered their designations.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-10-10
LITTLE Roy srARvEs TO DEATH
Pitifui Case of Two-Nesr-Oid Wayne Sim.
mons at Authony. Kan

Guthrie, o. T. Oct. 9-The Anthony
Bulletin says:
Word from Editor Simmons Of the
Manchester Journal. under date OF Oc-
tober 6. says: Little Wayne died this
afternoon a, S:i5; viii be buried tomor-
row a Hutchinson. Kansas"
For over SIX months the many friends
OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ Simmons have
feared some SUCH announcement as the
ABOVE would reach them, but as time
passed they hoped that medical skill
might triumph and thel ife Of the u.tle
sufferer De saved. Wayne NJ Simmons
vas born October IS, 1895. ana died Oc-
to5er s, 1897 The little fellow grew
and ;Arived a. most babies DO until the
2s,h OF March this year. when he il
some unaccountable way got hold II
and swallowed some concentrated I've.
causing a structure OF the throat His
life was despiirei OF al the tine. but
he rallied, and through the hot summer
months he fought inch by inch for life,
the usual children complaints attacking
him. and the fond parents consulting
the beSt physicians IN Anthony. Man
chester. Wichita and Hutchinson. and
everywhere We're met with the one an
nouncement. that ,heir darling one
could not live. You whoareparents
knoyc what such an announcement
would mean. ana You would do as Mr..
and Mrs. simmons dii. hope and pray
taat the PHYSICIANS in this case at isas.
miglJ De- mistaken BY this time ne
entire southwest VAS interested in The
case % htile Wayne. and characteristic
OF the disease ne became better and
was aole - tske some Rourishmeni. and
ne parents grasping a 4 straw hoped
tAat = easaSs Tor ;as better had came
!; as5, o., !. Was & de.asIye one an