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The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-03-20

ITS according TO how you vote" said
Mr.. Cfewson.
Suppose I don't vote Mr.. Rodgers
said.
Then. il depends on how I feel" said
Mr. Crewson. and he called for nomina-
tons for candidates for the school
board
Mr.. Frantz asked the chairman If he
would compel nominal tons, as he had
the selection of delegates.
mo. sir; you can do as you please.
Here he was greeted by horse-laush
number three, and a motion TO nominate
M Warren Mckee by acciamation.
Mr.. Mckee jumped into the middle OF
the ring and said: Now, sir. Mr.. Chair
man. sir. 1 perfectly decline. sir. 1 per-
fectIy decline, sir, for the reason is I
AMI can't-Tm probably-m -maybe-inef-
ficient perfectly decline, sir; perfectly
decline"
The chairman allowed Mr.. Mckee to
decline and nominate Mr.. Parkhurst.
This nomination was seconded by two or
three out Mr.. Parkhurst declined. The
chair declared destinations cut of order,
and on putting the mo'ion decreed Mr..
Parkhurst elected.
Judge Tucker vas nominated for cour-
Gilman, but was declared ineligible BE-
cause ne plated his beard and absolutely
refused to let the wind gdlicp through
it.
Mr.. Kirkpatrick was nominated and
Immediately dumped upon the announce
nent that ne was a citizen of Oklahoma.
Harmony was given a full dress suit
by nominating D. B. Crewson.
Mr.. Rodgers then asked If the major
ity would be allowed to make an an
n0uncement
Certainly" said the chairman, you
can do anything you please"
Another voluminouS squeeze Of barn
yard risibles followed this and a meet
ing of the voiceless majority was called
to materialize Immediately.
mo come-outers allowed" said Mr.
Rogers. The committeeman verbally re-
signed, bur was refused by Mr.. Crew
son, who said the meeting must stick
to business.
The dove Of peace has gone of on a
wild-gocse chase. and if today's conven-
ton doesn't strike fire the election VIII.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-03-20
WOULDN'T VOTE AT ALL
Unless IL Was for somebody or some
thing.

Say, Mistah Piatt," said Darkey Tobe
jamming his hands into his pockets and
leaning back with Importance, Il won't
vote 70 you noh no othah man. No, sab.
l considah mysef mos bettah n enuff TO
vote fuh anybody. Not even yo' nun
Mistah Ross noh Mistah Young nun no.
body. l jes' won vase my time a run
min roun' 10 vote foh none o desc yeah
poie-tiShuns. l won vote fuh no man
on uth." Darkey Tobe went on savagely.
taking his right hand from mis- pocket
and using his index finger 20 emphasize
his statements. NO. san; Won; not less
= wuz Mistah Da,e e. Mis,ah Ha:held,
er AIist22 Locke, er some o desc good
'Pubncans er Democrats er suthin' thet
ed AK me "a. No. sab; that's me. Mistah
PiaJt." And Mr.. Dsrkey Tooe went OF
up North Main as if he had practically
settled The politics of Wichita forever.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-03-20
The Kansas
Steam Laundry

There viii ba a I've and clay bird
stoo: =; the packing house Of M0n1ay.
a. 9 O'Clock A. m. All Sports are in
vi;sd 70 be present ani enjoy the
contest
The United states circuit cour, v-rtu-
ally adjourned yesterday. There Wa
10 criminal cases before ne court. snd
Haat is called AZ adjournment Is oniy a
recess unli May.
2. @. Alarsch. stock nan from Rszo.
Kan. passed through wicaits isst nlgai
on nls way home from n1onta's visi;
IL OHIO. he ssys prosperity mas already
s.rsck tn B1ckeys sssts-
T1e friends % A r. RoniE. N drug
z.st on Oak street. viz b pleased %
learn fas, A Htfie dagxaetr has ben sd-
cd = the household. oo-a thursday
morning. A0.aer sad daughter co.az
hnsiy.
NJ. HcKnixh.. wschi,z's uHolsss's
fardzz-z nza. re-srasd fro-n SsE Y3-k
City yesterday. after an zbse-ee * tE0
CT saree eexs. His obss~gs.ia-r 's fast
t1e ezEt j. jas: - hard ~ - Ire Se~;
aa5 saca concIBs - ls Sflrzu@e from al
:nst ~ csul3 learn in as iuteTcgurae
v,t7 5asiussz 1sea. He e7usS back a.
.-asd fhs; iae fellows S53 are cr7E-ag
o-c- Kz1sss are luSsiEing n a as@iesS
ard silly Ezsfe Or Eat-
Mrs- Hartman hss returned tom oi5
Me-. Hasr- So hzs b@sa Tlfh hsF
assszuf. George sr1 sas gUs. hesa
.r-stssis6 n - rev sgpe-,atsossney o.
tie Mex -sn CsatrzL TaFy an Fes-1s
"a = Pszo. Tezes TzsiF May .Tssrts
Ys.,-es exec ss-ET ti-s 2 leaving tas city
A. re saze tire ,ssy coszssy1-sss
faea ia fAesr transfer - . i4rSer ard
-o0se anossf@nf ard respazslsss gas.t-ea.
All z.za gses zosssszs slssszs -s@
.,ssSSss.sy
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-03-20
NEWT. BRIDGMAN SPEAKS
He Was Out of tho City But is Satisfied
With Results.

S. " Bridgman, ex-clerk Of the dis
trict court. was seen last evening by an
Eagle reporter and he said:
"Pshaw, The idea that 1 would op-
pose the ticket is preposterous. 1 was
out OF the city when the primaries were
held, but 1 am thoroughly satisfied with
the results. Glad TO see that the CEN
trail committee mas adjusted matters,
and in my judgment it was wisdom and
policy to place both Mr.. Ross and Mr..
Herman on the local ticket. / have no
sore spots on me-" said Mr.. Bridgman,
and will fight for the ticket from start
10 finish
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-03-20
GO AND REGISTER
ONLY SIX MORE DAYS LEFT BEFORE
THE BOOKS CLOSE.
Lightest Registration In Years-lpcluding
are Only I,5OO-The City Clerks Office
in the City Building Will be Oper Until
10 O'clock Tonight in Order to Accom-
m0date Those Who Cannot Register in
the Day Time - Demo-Pop Stratagem
Exposed-It Behooves You to Register.

There are only six more days left in
which 20 register. Those who desire TO
vote will have to register before o'clock
next Friday night or be denied the right
of every American citizen.
A great number of voters do not know
tha. they must have their names en-
rolled on the registration books once
each year. Those who registered last
fall cannot vote this spring unless they
have registered since January 1, 1887.
The registration is lighter for this time
of the year than ever before. Al the
c,ose of the city clerks Office last night
at o'clock there were only 1,500 names
on the books. which included both male
and finale voters The coming spring
election is one of the most important
municipal elections ever held in this city.
as there are many important contracts
10 be made and otner matters which are
of vital interest TO taxpayers and busi-
ness men. A splendid ticket has been
nominated by the Republicans OF Wlcnlta
and il beilooveS every loyal citizen, and
especially those who are interested in an
economical administration of city affairs,
10 see to it that they are registered
The Populists, Democrats and their a.
lies have been pretending that they were
only going to put UP a city ticket in order
10 Maintain their organization or identi-
". II was learned on the best OF author
iry last night that the Demo-Pops are go
ing to put up the strongest men they
have in their party. and that they think
they can elect their men by stealing a
march on the Republicans by having
every Demo-Pop registered. 1t is certain
iy a very important matter that every
body should register at once. Go regis
ter today The city clerks office will be
open until 10 o'clock tonight for the ac-
commodation of citizens who desire TO
vote at the spring election. There never
was better ticket nominated than the
Republican city ticket. You viii want TO
vote for it. but you can't if you are not
registered.
Today is the time.
Eaoister' Repi=fari Rppisteri
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-03-20
He Explains Bis Position and Praises MI
Ross,

Judge Balderston was misquoted as TO
what he should have said in declining
to be a candidate What he said was this:
Il did not attend the primaries-was not
a candidate-that he stayed away from
the primaries advised,y." He did not say y
that he would not like the office, for the
contrary is true, but he could not afford
10 make the race for il under existing
circumstances. In speaking OF this mat
Ter afterwards and of Poss nomin alton,
Judge Balderston declared that the re-
port that Ross should have siandered
the old soldier is al rot. for as solicitor
for the Post he had never gone 70 Fin
lay Ross that he did not get help.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-03-20
GRIMES HELPS
To Adjourn the Remnants of the Late
Legislature.

Representative Frank Grimes Of Ieon
passed through Wichita yesterday on his
way 10 Topeka to help adjourn the re-
mains Of the legislature. Mr.. Crimes in
sists that Wichita should have Norma.
school and will get one at the next regu-
lar session. He bases the prediction on
his faith in a Republican majority.
Il want 10 borrow some sweet pota-
toes" said caller 10 County Commits
sioner Harmon yesterday. Il don't want
any help and don't need any. 1 never
have asked any assistance in my life so
far. but I'd ike the loan OF some sweet
potatoes from the county until next fall.
and then / can pay them back with
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-03-20
Republican Select the Chairman of thu
City Central Committee.

Yesterday the members of the new city
central Republican committee met and
proceeded to organize by the election Of
a chairman, secretary and treasurer.
There was some friction at first over the
cho'ce of the chairman, but il found a
solution in the unanimous election OF
Joseph Brubacher TO that place. Mr..
Fred Bell was in a similar way selected
secretary and A. G. Jobes treasurer.
There are but six more days in which
voters can be registered, the registra-
ton is already light and the committee
had much to do
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-03-20
Sleep

Induced by the use OF cocs, opiste or nar-
cotic compounds is bad, decidedly bad.
constitution and the patient is steadily
growing into q worse condition often
resulting in the terrible slavery and
misery of the cocaine and opium habit.
Sleep induced by the use of Hoods Sarsa
parills does not perhaps come as quickly,
but il comes more surely and more per-
manently through natures great restor-
ing and rejuvenating channel -purified,
yitalized and enriched blood. This feeds
the nerves with life-giving energy snd
builds up the system and constitution
from the very foundation OF sli health
and life-the blood-pure, rich, red blood.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-03-20

tween Them and Will Take an Onhciai
Count TO Decide-The Fifth Ward VIII
Decide the Contest-They will Nomi-
nate Full Ticket
Today at 10 o'clock the Democrats and
Populists viii hold their city convention
in Zsininger hall 10 nominate a munich
pal ticket. This Will be the first time
that the two parties have held a joint
convention. Heretofore they have held
their conventions separately. The fact
that they are going 70 try and work in
unison promises 10 be fun for the specta-
tor. AS a Pop and Democrat is a
perfect antithesis, as far as individual
make up is concerned. The true and
original Pop has got 10 do so much
spouting before he can make up his
mind as to what he wants. The old time
Democrat is very quie; and it will be
amusing to see how the deciples of JET
ferson viii relish the Pefersonian CAB.
There is going TO be blood on the moon
in this convention unless all signs fail.
There are only two candidates for mayor.
The fight between them has become so
bitter that dark horse. carried in two
or three politicians pockets, IS already
being spoken of.
George Young and James Burton are
the aspirants for the mayorality nomin-
alton. Burton has, been working dill
gently for three weeks to accomplish his
ambition. Young has been sub rosa
candidate for over year; that is. he has
been in the hands of his friends. He
has friends who are workers. and they
also are next to a trick or two, politi-
caIly speaking. As result, Young
jumped UP a peg last night Neither
candidate has a solid delegation from
any ward other than their own.
The fight has assumed such condi-
ton that quinine isn't in it compared 10
the bitterness between the two clans.
A royal battle will be fought and the de-
feated party will not take his medicine
amicabiy. Young has the major por-
ton of delegates from the Fourth. an
even break in the Third and solid del
egation from the second. Burton has the
Fist, Sixth and an even division in the
flird. The Fifth ward Will probably
hold the key 70 the situation. As Mr..
Crewson does the business in the Fifth.
and as ne has the delegation in his
pocket. he may boss the whole shooting
match At late hour last night plan
of action was mapped out by each cand:-
date.
Probably more credit belongs to Bur-
-or .i-r>
up the late Citizens ticket. 1t was
star chamber affair and Burton
wouldn't stand the work. II anybody
can afford to waste their time they can
probably have a hearty laugh by go
ing to this convention. 1t may be q
farce comedy affair, yet ii may De ia!r
illustration of the Corbett-Fitzsimmons
go.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-03-20
COMING-LOcAL EVENTS.

4 missionary program. cons'stiag 9f
readings. vocal ard instrumental music.
and an address by Mr.. Sydney Long.
WI be given ny the Missionary society
ot the Reformed church on Sunday eve
7iuz a. 30 O'Clock
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-03-20
some few extra into the measure to go

some few extra into the measure to go
for interest
I'VE couldn't do that said Mr., Har-
mon after sizing I'D the caller Wei
try and help you some If you are in need.
but we couldn't take Sedgwick county
into the loan business.
II don't need any help" said the caller
disappointedly. II just wanted 10 Dor
row some sweet potatoes.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-03-20

cured ey fhs 80 ciscovsry ETrAHTS
DYzPEPSfA TABLETS Plszssss -
take. Ia sxs Dkxx. - csrfs. a. 1s1x-
sssts E5ok On stomach frs1os@s a1f
.ssssSazas % go; aaoziss- s<at free ~
zadress.zg- ETIAkI Co.
Na-sHaff Me-
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-03-20

Two Demo-Pop Primaries Held in the fifth
Ward-The First Caucus Gave Vent to
Some Strong Language Concerning
Their Leaders-Last Nights Affair Very
Lauyhable-Crewson Appoints Himself
Chairman, Delegate and Finally Nomi-
mates Himself for Councilman and Car
rie. the Delegation in His Vest Pocket.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-03-20
THEY WILL MEET
DEMOCRATS AND P0PULIsTS HOLD
THEIR CONVENTION TODAY.

Zeininger Hall VIII be the Scene of Their
Making Hot Canvass for the Nomina-
tion of Msyor-The Race is Close BE-
tween Them and Will Take an Ofnciai
Count TO Decide-The Fifth Ward Will
Decide the Contest-They will Noni-
nate Full Ticket
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-03-20
sc. E. ROGERS,
"J. f. WOLTZ,
"G. c. kENSLER,
.Coo7o1ittan -

The meeting adjourned without at
tempting TO select delegates. and this
subsequent call was made yesterday:
FIFTH WARD
There VIII be a caucus of the Popu-
lists ana Democrats and Free Silver Re
publicans and other independent voters
In the Fifth ward at Martinson block, az
80 o'clock this evening. All are invit-
ed TO come and participate in the selec-
tion Of delegates to the city convention.
Nv. A. AYERS,
asChairnaa Feminist Com.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-03-20
JOSEPH BRUBACHER Is NAMED

To-Day IS the TIME.
Register, Register! Register!
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-03-20
45esrgtss,ss5 EXCURSIONS

JoffS SEBASTIAN. q. y. A..
Chscsxe. ~
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1897-11-25
KREAMER.

Wellie Heintzelman was visiting
his brother, Anon, at Lewistown,
last week. -. John Fields is con-
fined to his bed with a severe at
tack of sickness. .....A. G. Smith
and family were visiting friends in
Selinsgrove over Sunday......The
Sunday school of this place has de
cided to hold their Christmas enter
tainment on Friday evening pre-
ceding Christmas. Oliver Sny-
der, of Mahantongo, was the guest
of VIM. Snyder over Sunday. -.
Ralph Heintzelman, who had been
working in Northumberland coun-
ty during the summer, returned
home for the winter. ..... Howard
Leitzel, was out at Fremont last
week, where he has rented farm
>. Michael Strickler, Of Juniata
county, was the guest of Jacob
Heintzelman several days last week
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ADAMSBURG.

Claude Knepp of Lewistown and
Hiram Siegfried of Selinsgrove
spent Sunday at this place. .: Miss IS
Laura Keller has gone to Buffalo n
Roads where she intends to remain
n few weeks. ... Banks Wetzcl OF
Wallingford is visiting friends in :,
this vicinity. F. f. Eberly and
wife of Stevens, Lancaster county,
are visiting H. f. Eberly's.
Mrs. Lester Wetzel of Selinsgrove
is spending the week at Z! C. II;
Klose's. Mrs. Rev. Lands had
the misfortune to fall and break an
arm last week. Mrs. VIM. Sc
christ of Centreville is being enter
tanned by Mrs. p. f. Hackenburg
......H. |. Romig has placed 8
Speciality Hot-Air Furnace in th'
millinery store of Mrs. Hettl'
Smith OF this place, in the Lutheran
church at Centreville and in the re-
sidence of Co. Supt., u. L. Cooper
at LewistOwn.
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Map Of Middleburgh.

G. Stetler, who does an extensive
and successful insurance business,
has drawn map of Middleburgh,
showing every building fronting on
the several streets of town. 1t is
drawn to true scale, both build
ing and space between, of 80 feet
to the inch, making map 2 feet
and 6 inches by 5 feet. The Map
is in colors indicating the materials
of which the buildings are con-
structed. The completion Of this
map has taken close work and, skill
but Mr.. Stetler has done it ably and
we'll, and has forwarded the map
to Philadelphia where copies will
be taken. This may when printed
will be great convenience to him
as well as the insurance companies.
News Item.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1897-11-25
GLOBE MILLS.

J. l.. Smith preached last Sunday
morning at New Berlin and in the
evening at Hummeps, in Rev. S. b.
Boughter's place. =. Revival SER
services is still in progress in the u.
B. church at HummcPs. VIM.
Hummel madea a trip to New Berlin
last Sunday. The members of the
Union Sunday school are practicing
tor their Christmas entertainment
already. Grant Yodcr was up
to State College, Centre county, to
hire miller for the new firm of
Fagely q Yoder. Rev. Schnable
had communion services last Sunday
at the st. Peters Evangelical Lu-
theran church. The church was
filled with people The Globe
Mills creamery Is for rent. :.
Emanuel Yodcr is still on the sick
list. We hope he may soon recover
to his former health again.
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HUMMELS WHARF.

Last Wednesday evening Merrill
Herman, aged about eleven years,
son of Jacob Herman, while doing
his night work was severely kicked
by a horse, cutting a deep cash in
his forehead. At first life was
despaired of, but he is now slowly
improving. . Jacob Haupt and
family, of Selinsgrove, visited Anon
Truths on Sunday. 3. We are glad
to state that r.. c. Fiss, who was
seriously hurt on Election Day is
able to be out again. Frank
Elliott and wife, of Shamokin Dam,
spent Sunday with S. w. Trutt and
family. John Schoch and daugh-
ter, Carrie, took a trip to Lewis
burg and Milton last week. .....
Jerry Bowen and daughter, Mary,
were to Sunbury on Saturday. ....
Andrew Keefer and wife, of Wood
side Station, spent Saturday and
Sunday with Samuel Truths.
Brian Teats is on the sick list. :.
Mary Schoch spent Saturday and
Sunday on Chestnut Ridge.
Miss Vertie Folk, Of Beavertown,
spent few days with Misses Min.
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WEST BEAVER.

Al this writing there is still lot
of corn 70 hulsk at this end. .. JAS.
Erb and family of Lcwistown were
visitors here last week attending the
funeral of Sylvester Ulsh, who died
in South Carolina and was buried at
>tie brick church. 80. John |. Erb is
improving from the severe attack of
rheumatism caused by the medicine
sent him from South Bend, Ind.
The notice of his disease was read
in the Middleburgh Posi- by DR..
. living in South Bend, and the above
result followed. That is one reason
a person should always advertise in
"a reliable paper with big circula-
ton, such as the Posi- is and has.
The medicine was sent free of charge.
Erb thanks the reporter and also
the doctor for their kindness. :. {.
Jacob Erb is on the sick list and
not able to be about. ....P. w.
Treaster expects to pay his boys a
visit in week or so, at Penna. fur
mace, where they have been working
for the past few months. Prot.
Bowersox paid our schools a visit
last week and no doubt found them
all improving.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1897-11-25
Quarterly @ Conference.

The First Quarterly Conference
of the Middleburgh Circuit, United
Brethren church will convene in
Hummel's church, about q miles
Northeast of Middleburgh, Satur-
day, Nov. q, 1897. at 2 o'clock, p.
m. All conference members are re-
quested to he present. Communion
services will be held at the same
place, Sunday morning, Nov. 2Sth.
All are invited.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1897-11-25
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uie and Katie Trutt. ..... Misses
Katie Seesholtz and Mabel Shipe,
of Sunbury, spent Sunday with
Mrs. Seesholtz. Quite a number
of our young folks attended pro-
tracted meeting at Shamokin Dam
Marie Snyder, of Selinsgrove,
spent Sunday with Martha Schoch.
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