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The Wichita daily eagle., 1898-01-07
First Publication jan. s. Ises.)
PROCLAMATION.

Whereas. Section ! % Chapter 80 Sss-
siol laws of 100. require tae Board az
Supervisors Of Election IN the cities gov
erEed hy the provisions q this ac- %
subdivice tie wards into voting precincts
etc
IN accordance with TIE law above STAT
Cd. the Board Of Supervisors z Election
n ard for the city 81 Wichita Ksnsas.
hereby proclaim n the Official paper rnA
boundary lines q each ward and voting
precinct therein established IN TIE city 4
wichita. for al election purposes. to-xit.
FIRST WARD.
Beginuinz a. the east bank - the A.
kansas river. a. point where the ar,r,-h
lire os Douglas avenue touchss FatH .~f.-e-
Dourias avenue. 70 The southeast c5--er
@ Fourth ave1Ze. thence s1zth o. fHa
east lire q Fourth zvezs1e % ths sr11-h- :
east corner ct E.Ilblsh 4 Hsttia~r-.s
addition thence % the sG1thxsEt co--e-
os EilIbish & Hettlnzs-s aceIrs9a.
thence 11-rh 20 s0Utaeas. corner
= EnzIish's SeTe1ta addition. tse-c-
Market street. English SeTsath aEfsrlcs-.
south * feet thence west % southzes.
corner os EnrilzSs Etzhth z66s-fo-
thence sozth % TIE southszs. corner -
Rosarthzfs Fgfth addition t1ezre west
20 TIE southwest corner q R0sentszIs 3
Frfzh ae6irioa- thence nert5sriy and afo-z
ire 20. bazk q lie Arkansas rsrsr -
,he place q beEiu-znE-
EFrsz precinct-Bex5untrE a. tks east
hank % fae Arkansas river. a. po.--
whzre DozsEiaE svels.s -nschss said river.
I'D r-rnL-E thence east on the s02-h Mra
- f.o1ssaS zv@r1s % f1s azs q the al
lev b@-xe~- Narkss ard T>zzrszce streets.
sh~aos south On sad alley from Douglas
% ORR street. tae5ce west CT Ore street
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pe-ature has been IS. the lowest q. and
the mean -, with clear weather, gentle
northwest to light southeast wind and
high barometer, 30-111 inches at : p. m.
The river continues very low, 8 foot on
the gauge.
Thus far this month the average tenn
peratureh as been 81
For the past nine years the average tenn
perature for the month OF January has
been 81, and for the 9Th day 81.
FRED L. JOHNSON, Observer.
Washington, Jan. 6.-Weather forecast
for Friday up TO s p. m:
For Kansas, Oklahoma and the Indian
Territory-Partly cloudy; southerly
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Shippers.

3. W. McCune of Millerton had up one
car OF hogs
D. Jackson Of Hazelton had one car Of
hogs on the market.
W-hitner * Burchinal of Milan had one
car of hogs here
Joe Scott of Peck had up one car Of
hogs and cattle
c. A. Cliff of Bluff City had one car OF
IS. B. weatherly & Co, Of Enid. had up
one car OF hogs
Horton q Campbell OF Caldwell had one
car Of hogs here.
J. ". Haskett OF Riverdale was mere
with one car OF hogs
Henry Anderson Of EarleSborouGh, Ok
lahorna. had in two cars Of cattle
c F. Britain Of Jefferson. / T. had N
two car Of hogs
Isaac Price Of Pratt was mere Win t"0
-ars Of hnES.
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GAINS Again lHE RULE
suying is Large, Aggressive
j and Confident.
DEMAND BY INVESTORS
Decisive Evidence of Easier
Money Rates.
DEMAND BY INVESTORS

New York. Jan. 5.-Today's stock mar
ket was broad, animated and strong
throughout, and gains were again the rule
With only insignificant reactions at few
intervals The buying was on a very
sarge scale and was aggressive and conf
7ent- A number OF operators were in the
movement. and the combined takings
made up large share of the total trans
actions Of the day. But there was mani
fest an outside interest in the market
which was awakened by yesterdays
strength, and the commission house bust
ness was on a fairly large scale The
investment demand for safety payment
stocks and the very good buying Of the
day were also evidences OF an infusion of
new life into the market. It is likely that
these dealings were due TO the large
amounts made available for investment
by the January dividend and interest dis
bursements. Most of the dealings were
professional. nevertheless. and they seem
ed 10 have been melted by the very con-
fdent expressions Of one of the largest
and most dashing operators in the mar
ket and who was in large part the leader
Of last summers rise. Some of the most
notable gains were achieved early in the
day and were quite firmly held through
out. even IN the face of very large trans
actions. There was suggestion of realiz-
Ing in this. but ali offerings were wei lab
sorbed- The closing was only slightly be-
low the best and showed net gains Of be-
tween rs and per cent for nearly all
active stocks. The next to feel the move
ment were the Vandsrbilts, New York
Central being conspicuous for the large
hrrz M Of rxrN
points. There was report circulated that
the managers OF these properties had
been sharply admonished by the controll-
ing interests that their hold on their posi-
tions would be made dependent on rates
for traffic being maintained on their lines.
Reports on the settlement of the diff
ference on the rates from the west also
helped on the business. The coalers show
ed marked gains on the reports Of in
creased business and better prices Con-
tinued strength in Sugar also helped to
sustain the market
The prevailing tightnes sof money show
ed the first decisive tendency towards cas-
ting rates today, and while most loans
were made at 31a per cent. the rate yield
ed to per cent and closed at that. There
was better demand reported also for
commercial paper, though not sufficient TO
cause yielding OF the rate There was
some outstanding short interests in the
market, and receiver in general Of this
helped the raise.
Total sales OF stocks today were 3s9600
shares Total sales Of bonds were $500.
600. Government bonds " ere4 higher all
around. New fours registered and cou-
pom 12siz; fours 1f2i5; coupon 113a.; sec
onds 9s1z; fves registered and coupon uill
Pacific skies of '99. 1924.
TREASURY STATEMENT.
Washington, Jan. s.-Today's statement
Of the condition OF the treasury shows:
Available cash balance s232, ,955, ,S73: gold re-
serve $751; O29, ,3o5.
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CITYlN BRIEF
ettis starts east today.

W. A Belts starts east today.
Mrs. Downing will give her two usual
classes Saturday.
Mr.. W. E. Stanley has returned from a
short business trip to Topeka
Mr.. C. A Leland has returned from a
visit with his family in FL Dorado.
Mr.. H. F. HeppIe was a business visitor
in the city from Hutchinson yesterday.
Mr.. Paul Brown is home from legal
trip to wellington where ne has been for
several days.
Mr.. Adrian Houck has returned to Ann
Arbor, Mich, where he is attending the
state university.
Jim Tapp was elegantly caned upon his
retirement as Venerable Consul Of Camp
No. 1851 of the Modern Woodmen.
Miss Marguerite Munns has returned to
Kansas CITY after short visit with rel
atives and friends on the West Side.
Mr.. Wilson Goldsbury formerly of this
city. who has been here for several days,
left yesterday for his home in Prescott,
Arizona.
Mrs. James D. Edison, nee Lulu Single
ton. Of Fort Scott, returned TO her home
yesterday. after a weeks visit with Mrs.
a. W. Sickner.
The colored gentleman who does the
driving for DR.. Fabrique went through a
very interesting athletic performance
Yesterday when his horse stumbled on the
corner of Main and Second.
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Resolutions ofRespect.

Wichita Council No. 90.
Whereas, Death has again entered our
council and removed our friend and
brother. z. E. Stockbridge, from our cir
Gle. be it
Resolved. That by the death OF Bro.
Stockbridge Council No. 90 has lost a
true. honest and charitable brother and
loyal councillor.
Resolved. That while we sincerely
mourn the loss of Bro. Stockbridge. we
bow in submission to the viii Of an AL
Wise God and that loss IS our brothers
eternal gain
Resolved. That the charter OF our coun-
ell be draped in mourning for thirty
days.
Resolved, That a copy OF these resoIu-
tons be sent 10 the famI yof our deceas
ed brother. also 70 the Sample Case for
publication, and that they be spread up
on the minutes Of our council.
". - JOHNSON.
2. NJ ROSS.
J. c. CASEY.
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SE GRAIN

Chicago. Jan. s.-Cash wheat-No. red.
eac: No 5. S5GSsc; No. spring, SOC: Nc
do. 7SdSSc: No. hard winter. sc; NO .
do SaGS4c: No spring, SsarSOc.
Cash corn-No. ,. 268a12c; NO J. ~
Cash oats-No. ., 22g224c; No. 5, 2o1ag
Cash aax-a.r7: northwest L2ois; May
10. -,
Receipts today-Wheat Il cars; corn 91I'
oats eSS cars. Estimated car lots toInoT-
row. Wheat a. corn 555; oats 30 Mn
reapolis. Receipts OF wheat TO-DAY sz> cars
Chicago. Jan. s--Butter-Steady; creaul-
cries I5Ge1: dairies 12H1S
FgCs-Steady. fresh &c
Dressed poultry-E'irm: turkeys 1e441c'
chickens sac: ducks 6G7i2c-
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City. Jan 6--Wheat-Receipt $
A. cars active, about steady No @ @har1
norninally Sc: No. 2 Si2dSSi2c; No !. Sle
sc: No. 1. T7lzds0c; No. red noTninslIS
o0c. No. 2 sc: No. 3. Sc; No. 1, AGS5c;
No. ? spring, SlGSeci No. ) Sic.
CornI.c higher, active; No. mixed
2fisT95c-
Rye-No. 2, t5zc-
eS-5: choice prairie 750sf7.75
Butter-Unchsnged creamery 16dlSc;
dairy 1SG15-
,7c: storage l2dI4c-
81. Louis, Mo-, Jan s--Flour-Dun and
unchanged
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nent is necessary. To the whole coun-
trv has come the satisfying demonstra-
tions of its worth and value, and in every
hamlet town. and city is TO De found
those who have tested the Munyon
Remedies, and are ready TO go on record
as witnesses for the truth
Mr.. II. P. Mitchell, 1882 Belmont
Street. St. Louis, says: Six years ago
the Munyon treatment cured me Of a
severe rheumatic affliction, from which
l had suffered for ten years. At the
time I began with the remedies L was
so bad l could not get out Of bed alone
The effect Of the little pills was so quick
and the cure Of all my rheumatic pains
was so thorough that 1 also began
course Of Munyon's Catarrh Treatment
for catarrh of the head and throat.
which had been a great afhiction Tor
many years. The distress from the con-
stant accumulation Of mucus began TO
disappear Immediately after the first
treatment, and in short time every
trace OF the catarrh was gone. The cure
Of both my rheumatism and catarrh has
been so complete and so thorough that
I believe the Munyon Treatment is in
fallible."
Munyon has a separate remedy for each
disease. and all druggists sell them Most
" IS cents vial If in doubt, Professor
Munyon invites you 20 write to him. at
1,505 Arch Street, Philadelphia, for free
medical advice.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1898-01-07

Chicago, Jan. 6.-Cables were 1ikd lower
this morning and second cables s.d lower
making a decline equal 10 nearly 2ta cents
3 bushel Our market opsned = cent low
er, and after ruling weak for a while be-
came quite strong. Clearances were about
$4,000 bushels. The strength Of our mar
ket subsequently shower was great sur
prise to the bears. and Il is something TO
be surprised at. We closed practically &c
above the close last might, in face OF the
weakness Of 21ec in liverpool. New York
wired that foreigners were free buyers
Milwaukee wired that 1t was something
unusual TO see millers anxious for wheat
this time OF year. Baltimore wired that
large shipments OF wheat from there were
expected this month and that stock was
practically cleared out; in fact, all news
was bvilish. ST. Louis wired that one OF
the strongest Influences was the presence
there OF more millers than usual. trying
10 arrange for wheat. We have had sim
rl,- another one of those sudden spirits to
which we have called the attention OF the
trade so often. Corn was strong; some OF
the large shorts tried 70 cover below sc
This cereal is we'll worth the money. Pro
visions were wesk today in spite OF the
strength in the other markets. II was per
fectiv natural that they should oe so He-
ceipts are very large, but packers take
them freely. -, -.
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COTTON.

New York Jan. s.-Cotton-Spot closed
dull: rnuddling uplands . lS-lec' middiins
gulf s-lsc: sales los bales Futures CLOS
"a steady: sales $500 bales. January
s. IS: February SS-7s; March S-Sl; AprlA -
Nav SO: June 5.94; July 5-@; August aus
September sos; October e-A' NoVe1losI
6e6.
New Orleans. Jan. s.-Cotton-Steady;
sa1ss s s50; ordinary 5-1s; good ordinary
. 7l-1s. low rniddIing 5Q6; good nflddlins
5izG6. -.
steady: niddling So
Tixerpool Jan 6.-Cotton-Spot good
business done; prices lower. American
,,,iddling 5 80 pence Futures dun.
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DRY GOODS MARKETS

New York. Jan s--The feature in the
- s-,o5s market has been the slump II
n-int cloth prices, 10 s-iSc- This Is
- racord for low prices on print cloths,
80 saIes have been s decided factor in
- ,,arla- The market for staple cot
tons has been dull again today. In prints
The business passing is stih limited
Ar-ants are actively employed but busi-
80 does not come UP 10 expectations
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TIE WEATHER

Wichita. Kan. Jan s
Local forecast for Wichita and Vlcini'F-
Friday, fair and warmer.
During the past - hours the highest TEN
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whaat-1rrep,,lar closing no below YES

Wheat-Irregular, closing &c below yes
terday for May, with July &c off. May
opened &c lower, recovered 14c, declined
2s41zc, and subsequently advanced 11-l6c
closing with buyers Ac below the opening.
No. 2 red cash elevator, 921.c; track 93c;
No. hard cash, SIC; Jan. 93c; May s3$sc
bid; July 79c.
Corn-Futures fuctuated with wheat,
finally closing within &c Of the opening.
Jan. 2oc asked; May 271sc bid; July 2SAc.
Oats-Futures dull but firm and higher.
Spot steady. No. 2 cash, elevator 2Sc;
track BIC; Jan 23Ac; May 235sc; No. 2
white 241zG25c.
Flaxseed-Higher s114
NEW YORK
New York, Jan. 6.-Flour-Receipts 49,
III barrels; opened dull and easy, but ral-
lied later with wheat
Wheat-Receipts 1915; exports 129. .933
Spot firm; No. red $1.0oiZ. Options open
ed weak on cables, declined under Hqui-
dation, short selling and scarcity Of buying
orders, but finally rallied very sharply on
covering due to stronger late Antwerp ca
blase and good export demand, closing
AGSsc higher on near, and 1sG14c lower on
distset months. No. 2 red January 97l4c
closed 9I1sc; May 81 1-16G92l2c, closed 9212c.
Corn-Receipts 51,675; exports 1s5, $50.
Spot firm; No. 2. 35c. Options opened
steady; eased off with wheat, but rallied
on good general buying from all sources,
and closed unchanged. January closed
331sc; May 337sd344c, closed 34lsc-
Oats-Receipts 23s. 500; exports III, ,204.
Spot steady; No. 2, 2s14G1Ic. Options quiet
but stronger, on good demand west, clos
ing &c higher. May 2724 12s1&c. closed 2s1s
California fruits-Quiet but steady. Ev-
aporated apples, common 5Q7c Per pound; /;
prime wire tray sac; wood dried, prime,
SAGSI2c; choice S1zGSa4c; fancy 9G9l4c.
Prunes case per pound. Apricots royal.
1dS11c per pound; Moor Park ed11c. Pea
ches unpeeled 7fi10c: peeled 12G20c.
Butter-ReceiDtS z 100 Steady. western
creamery 15G22c; Elgins &c: factory I2d15.
Eggs-Receipts 2s21 packages. Quiet,
state and Pennsylvania 21G24c; western
20G2c
The Wichita daily eagle., 1898-01-07
GEAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS

The following official range or prices on
grain and proviSions at Chicago IS furnish
81 by the Cnr.stie-Street Commission Co,
Board OF Trade Room. Sedgwick Block,
Wichita. Kan:
The Wichita daily eagle., 1898-01-07
Installation OF OFFICERS.

Wichita Lodge No. 90 y. R. A. met at
their lodge room and installed the fol-
lowing officers:
Past President-F. A. Gackenbach.
President-Herman Franck-
Vice President-F. II. French
Secretary-C. B. Wilson
Treasurer-Mrs. F. A. French.
Chaplain-Dr. NJ. S. Rochelle.
l. W.-Emil Braitsch.
Conductor-Mrs. F. s. Wilson
Trustee-B. T. r. Mundeu.
After the installation . nice supper was
served. which was enjoyed by all pres
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articles. Open. High. Low. Close. yestd'1 Gs

May wheat-Puts So3s; calls 91+s. Curb
May 907s.
May corn-Puts 1e14 calls 2eas.
CHICAGO CAR LOTS.
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No More Argument.
In the Light of Existing Fact. Why
Argue?

The great Munyon systematic school
Of medicine which is superseolng All
othsrs-has passed the stage where argu-
The Wichita daily eagle., 1898-01-07
CATTLE.
Cattle-Steady.
DEDp SENTATIVE :

Quality of hogs not so good as has been
coming
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WICHITA MARKETS.
Hogs-Steady.
REPRESENTATIVE SALES.

Wichita, Jan. 6.
HOGS.
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FOrRTH VEARD.

BEGINNING II the Fou-hra-t corner =
Main street and Central arenue fhen-s
ngrth and or a line ~ re east r.ae p
Main street % fla -c~fheag+ corner -
vrarfv-sEcord and Main street fre~~s
east 70 the wnrt ire - fha Ea-fa Pc
risht q way. thence north - the rovfh-
east corner % Hutchinsor sLfffi1r
thar~e east 20 The south Uesf corner -
Vofi-uar's addition. theure rorth % the
north Ts-s co-nrr - Wolirssar-s Seeor9 ~
cltion. thence vest - t5s serthsest cor-
re- of Hays K gci1stefrs zaSs-l01
thence north - IRE roTfzUsst corner -
Burton car edition. rEeuce eaFt - fhs
rortneast corner - Burton Car sfsifio1
thence south % ne soufhszst corner =
burton Car -Edittgr thence saEt - 'ha
rr-rrear- corner - Tlrrrfa Garden. frtr71
plat thence scuth % the sortaeast cor
~ of wichita Ga r6er. Thsr1 raas t-r-rrs
w.. % -orrheas. corner = Fgrs sco.s
Ge~o-d aSdirln-- thsuce s07ffn - tEe riE1f
= zav q - Louis. - Ser 4 EFirrtta
railroad. rhe-ce soafh ives cry sirrs tns
railroad % no-r1 Ire = HCAfse'E AL
rso-. the-ce east % ire noF-hez-sr rr-rs-
q NcAfee-s aftlt'oa, there so1'h - f,se
T0ls-rsasf corner - HTe-s 4 TCs@T's c1-t-
tr-z ffe-~e Usst 20 rsa eas- ta-Ss -
r-rslgNof-7 rrseE f-euce H1sfHezs-a-i7
sf--z - Iefr hS-E - szid crsez - -
-r--rh lre q so-fhszEf fr-rrler = Escfilr
-0-rssip - rzrrs ess- fhrsce sas.
. -ne ro-rH>asf rrTrss- - : FztTfzcz-f a.
Efti1- ao-fh - - srUt-saF- coTner -
Faf--1cslEf ac1sfBo1. thr-ce wset - ~
northeast ccr1s- = Fz4--crs-f f.zfe
soutn - fns soErhszsf ca-ueT = Fair-
r-o,zus Ftacs. WsEt - the 49, s=esf cr--
fsr q Fl4rruozn. Fiac@- -5rfa - f1a
rc-r kzrsf c1rneT - F1sTrserrt fl1r-
Eesr % ~ zG-thsasf rDr-~- - f-1ser-
rhzl = Fsu--r aGseif-fl~T- ssaf- - frf srss-r-
east cnrrer - Eoz~nfhslF F&Tfs eff-
-ir- z-~s- - rAs rnrrhezst er.~esr - ~
acf & Carer aS5i1tn-l. apa-z ~ Efrfa
Nne q EossrzEz a&esft ezE1 - fhs
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-09-18
COURT MATTERS.
Proceedings of the District
 Court TOJay.

Thos. Turner, nonresident witness allowed SI0.50.
 Warnekros, adm. ys. Wi'lisms ct. al. Judgment for plaintiff for $2l6.
 The grand jury made partial re- port bring in indictments against Carlos Larrsguhee. for assault sith intent to kill Francisco Morales and Pedro Hernsndez for robbery Beneher Cues, for grand larceny; Nircente Galurdo, essaui. with intent to kill; Renigio Reviera. for grand larceny; BoEscalo Sierra and T. AcOsta, for grand larceny; F. w. Meade, for grand larceny; Hilario Ponce for burglary; F. w. Meade for grand larceny; Angel Bustsmente, F. Domingues and NJ. Vera for burglary; F. Hernandez, R. Vsrgos for burglary ; Angel Otero and Loreto Tentena for murder; Samuel Pollock. for forgery.
 This afternoon prisoners were being arr5iJneI
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-09-18
A CORRECTION.

"Tne PROTECTOR accuses me ct be- ing in love during a remote Ioriod Of my lie and, ting tine mitten,' sGii Niles Moves the poet laureate q tine San Pedro referring to a tecen. item in tine paper to that Chect. "lf th D dear old maid who gave you that la- formation had made 1t scores ci times instead oi once. she would have been correc. Tor I am the must bowed and humble slave cf the iemeriEe gender that ever run loose Wit Iout being hobbled. Fate is against me SO l guess vii. have 10 bear the cross manipl!y and wander down lIfe's path way in single file"
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-09-18

The next legislature should pass some Flaw to prevent such frequent changes in books for public schools in Ariz)ua. A change every four years or Iess works untold Iardship- upon familIes who aye unable to stand the cost. In every neighborhood in Ariz ma there are large families with houses full of school books of recent approval, and these families are nov called upon to expend from slO to S25 and S41 each for new books. A great many of these families are simply unable 10 buy the books, ard to ap- proriste district school moneys for tha. purpose will havs tendency to shorten terms of school.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-09-18
TIE FAXnEITE THERE.

"The Rough Riders ani their gallant leader are strlctly in it III New York. v said "Baldy" Franklin well knoH n commercial man who mekes Tomb
 stone on his regular rounds. "I have been 10 New York on visit home ard the people ,heEe go iairly wild over tie boys. They are :he Warm robasco and nothing IS too good for them. Roosevelt will be the choice for governor, sure. \ straw vote IT. x. Y. Tribune l noticed yesterday shows Teddy away in tue leaj.' y
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-09-18
Yellow JaunGIce Cured.

Suffering humanity should be supplied with every means possible for its reI.et 1t is win pleasure we publshihe follow ing: This is to certify tEat l was a terrible sufferer f.om Yellow Jaundice for over six months and was tled.ed by one of the best physicians in our cl'y and all 10 no aval Dr Bel. our drug gist, recommended Electric Bi;ers, and af CT taking two bottles was entirely cured. now take great pleasure in re- commend ng them to any person suffer- ing with this terrible malady. l an gratefully yours, Nj. A, Hoganty, Lex lngton, Ky Sod by Tombstone Drug yiSt.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-09-18

When a women tells her eldest daughter to mind tEe baby" says tie Atchison Glote, "snd the old st daugh- ter goes eff and leaves the work 10 a younger sister, who tells A yorrger brother that he must do it, who finally goes off and leaves the lahy with the dog, who l. to blame that the baby isn't cared for? Having solved this problem, it will be easy 70 decide who is responsible for the neglect sbown the volunteers in the army"
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-09-18

Judge Bethune. who passed through this city ls.t week, says StCckman, en- route to his home in Prescott. from Sonora, where be was professionally engaged, says the range Of Sonora present beautiful scene Of waving gra,s. He passed Dick Gird's great Sonora ranch whe-e he saw 100000 acres O. meadow land covered with as fine growth of grass as man ever looked upon.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-09-18
l. i,cOycrcd By Women :.

Another great discovery has been made and that too, by d lady m this country. D.ssa-e fastened us clutches upon her and for seven years she with stood its severeSt tests. but her vital orE lns were undermlnded and death seemed imminent. For three mon'h. sine couGhed lnLessartly ar d could not sleep. She finally discovered a way to recovery by purchasing of us bottle Ol Dr. Kings Neg Discovery for Consump
 ,loH, and was 90 much relieved on taking first dose, that =he slept a!l nght ard with two bottles Las been absolute Y cured. Her name ,s Nh, Luther Lutz. Thus writes w. C. llaEanick & Co.,, of Shelby. x, (. Trial bottles free at Tombstone DIuG Store. Regular size gee and SI.oo every bottle guaranteed.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-09-18
AEVEEsY;9ED LETTERS.

The following Is l'et Of letters re- maining in the general d. livery at the Tombstone IostC flee for the month eadins Sept. 1st, 1898: Geo. H,es. \. P. Long. A. I0Omia. II. A. :. Smith. Mrs John Welsh Manuel OchOa. An.orio Topia Lccundino Leybas
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 When calling for above letters, say advertised, giving date ol advertise ment.
 LAURA G. CRABLE, r. NJ.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-09-18
THE LADIES.

The pleas nt If c, and perfect safety with which ladies may use Syrup of Figs, under hll conGi.ione, makes 1t their favorite remedy. To get the true and genuine article, look for the name of the California Fig Syrup Co. printed near the bottom oi the | acksge. For sale by ell respon- sIble druggists.