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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-04-09
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
(Omcial.)
VT

Wichita, Kan. April 9, 1909
Council met pursuant 70 law a. a board
OF canvassers TO canvass the returns %
the election held April =. 1870. Mayor Ross
in chair; al counciImen present except
Guthrie and Handley.
President Mclean was called TO chair.
President Mclean appointed Councilman
Her5ig, Cub5on and Reese as committee
on canvssslug returns.
The committee reported as follows:
I'VE, your committee appointed 70 car
vass the vote OF the city election. held
April 800. beg leave 20 offer the follow
Ing resolution:
BE It resolved BY TIE mayor and cog--
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-04-09
Figaro,- HIanarcrs rinna

Paris, April &-The revelations rna5a
by The Figaro in publishing the testimony
furnished 10 the court OF cessation in the
L'9eEias case came before the correctional
court this afternoon. when the TWO man
ayers of the paper, Nm Rodez and Bo7el.
were sentenced, in default 20 511 francs
fine and costs. for publishing the tes-i-
monv
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-04-09
Very Rich strike of Conner.

Charlotte, n. c., April s.-The discovery
Of copper ore near Salisbury IS exciting
intense interest, and claims are made that
the supply will equal the famous Calumet
and Hecla, and the Anaconda mines Ac-
cording to ]. ]. Newman the mining en-
gneer. an immense vein Of gold and cop
per-bearing ore runs for over half a mile
from 90 TO 100 feet back of the surface.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-04-09
Lower Mississippi Crop Prospects

Vicksburg, Miss. April s--Dr. solomon
Mcdowell. a well-known planter OF this
state, has just finished an inspection tour
through the counties Of Bolivar, Wash
ington and Sharker. The outlook for crops
in this portion of the state. he says. IS
very gloomy These conditions prevail in
northern Louisiana and western Arkan-
sas
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-04-09
Getting Right Close to Nicholas

Moscow. A7rl San attempt has been
made 10 a2sassiaate the ears aide O.
camp. General NANCY. He vas staboe5
n the throat BY servant. BIZ the would
- assassin was ove-poEsred TIE gen
erars wounds are not serious
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-04-09
Express Combine to DissoIve

Deavenworth, Kan, April s.-Notice was
received here today by Manager Smith
the local manager, that on May / the
Wells-Fargo Express company will with
draw from the combine heretofore exist
ing with the Adams, the Pacific and the
United States Express companies here
and tother Kansas points, thereby ne
cessitating a complete reorganization.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-04-09
EVERY SPRING BRINGS SYSTEMIC CATARRH,

other keeps me strong and we'll The
piano cost five hundred dollars. Peru
rs, one dollar, but have seen the time
more than once when Pe-ru-na was the
most valuable to me. Sincerely yours,
Nine. BSttelle Lincoln.
County Commissioner John Williams,
Of 517 West Second street, Duluth, MIMI
in recent letter 10 DR.. Hartman, says:
aAs 3 remedy for catarrh can cheer
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-04-09
Advance in Iron and steel

Chicago. H.. April s.-Structural iron
and steel has advanced 50 and steel rails
81 per ton this week The sales OF rails
were about 1900 tons. Buyers were pre-
sumsb.y stimulated by the report that an
effort would be made next week 10 re-
organize the old raiI pool
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-04-09
Florida Ha.. senator Coming

Tallahassee. F1z-. April s-The Florida
legislature has couPIsts5 Is orgzaLzatloa
ard viii sc. down 20 serious business asxt
seek Senator Pasoo's friends =eem COZ
aaent that he RiiI Re reelected Bzls0giHg
vii begin A2rll -
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-04-09

fully recommend
Pe-ru-na. I know
what 1t is TO suffer
from that terrible
disease and 1 feel
that my duty TO
speak a good word
for the remedy that
brought me imme-
diate relief. Peru
IA cured me of q bad
case of catsrrh, and
I know 1T will curo
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-04-09
school Furniture Trusts Mortgage

Cleveland. O., April S.-A first mortgage
upon the property of the recently organ
lied school furniture trust, which absorbed
plants at various points throughout the
country, has been filed here for record.
The mortgage is given by the American
School Furniture company TO Walter G.
Oakman and George r. Turnbull. trus-
tees, and secured a loan of 81, 5000 The
property covered by the mortgage in
ar
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-04-09

back that glad boyish feeling again. II
only means getting back health, Put
your stomach IN order and see how soon
your sleep will be dreamless. your rest
sound, your appetite hearty and Your
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organs Is Dr.. Pierce's Golden Medical
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Pjerce's Golden Medical Discovery I took
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to pay expense OF mailing only Send
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.Tsrai1hed hy fAs wichita Absfraes ara
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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-03-08
ElectrOcutcd.

Scientists and electricians cannot
agree upon thcnrmbcr of electric volts
that are necessary To cause Il cessation
Of life i'll he human body. Some claim
that an excessive shock is more likely
to cause incarceration rather than in
Simultaneous death but if they would
turn their attention 20 prnlonginy and
increasing the pleasures of life llnln,b-
lie would hail the result with more sal :
lSfaction. For instance. he electricity
generated IN Il NIN,. of laughter is.
alter all. the most pleasant Shock. and
te sec Il large assembly moved hy :,
current OF uncomfortable rnrtl Whil,.
witnessing the performance uI Fit
and WchStcl'> new musical farce com
cdy. "a Breezy lime" places br,nnd
dispute the fact that large volts of
laughter are better than VOLTS of ,lcc-
ricity amy day. "a l;lrc1y Fine" i'll
h. seen at the Opera House FRIDAY
evening. seat ON sale tn .Ilu,:nu :it
Wilhitc'> drug store.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-03-08
Millions Given Away.

Ii IS certainly crafty ing To the public 10
k:,uS uf ore concern in ihr aud whO mre
no afraid Ia he gene aus tu The needy and
suffering. Tne propTirtrri nt Dr Kings
New discovery f'r 90. sumItion. Coughs
md Colds. have given away over ten mil
lion trial bottles of 'hl~ great ,,euicinc;
and have the Satis!ac,irti q! Knowing IL
liza. ah,0luteiv cured thousands Of hope.
e,s cases Asih,"a, l,rOnchitIs, Hoarhe-
ne.s and ali diseases Oi the Throat. Chest
and lungs nre surely cured by II. Call
on Hill-Orr Drug CO. aud get n Trial bottle
tree kegn'ar siZ. So. 49,. 81 Every
hot'le guaranteed. or price refunded.
.Jnr. +. Burrss will give your bursted
pi pes or plumbing of any kind prompt
attention. It.
We, arc headquarters ;or plumbing
supplies, and AlSn have with us u first
class plnInher. Calls promptly attended.
Brock Bros.
I. ia high time Won were soliciting your
Wheel for 1899. lfy you make wise de-
0i-ion you will ride y Rambler, Hartford,
or Crawford. Prices cheaper than ever
before. Brock Bros.
Buy your Farm Bells at Brock Bros.
and You will never regret II.
For Sale One set OF Black smith Tools.
Cheap nv cotton Brock Bros.
The Syracuse Turn i'low runs twenty
Cer cent. lighter than any other. This IL
a broad assertion, but when you try ono
and nd this is not true wa don't require
you to keepit. Brock Bros. q.
Every Viking or Crescent Bicycle sold
by Sullivan Hardware Co max es bicy-
cling more popular. Every owner of
such wheel is an enthusiastic bicyclist.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-17
Booming the T.. II. \.

The following letter, scheme which Is
similar to one OF successful nature in
augurated last year, bids fair to add many
names to the T. p A. rolls and speaks
we'll for the enterprise OF our esteemed
president, viz
Dear Sir: About two years ago the of
ficers of the Texas division got up con-
test for securing new members, 1t proved
TO be successful and nearly 200 names
were added to the roll through the Ell
forts OF the participants. After consult
ing with several OF the officers we have
decided to get up similar contest, and
in order to make IL more general this
time between the post presidents. assisted
by the committee chalrmen on one side,
and the board OF directors assisted by
first and second vice presidents and the
president of the Benevolent League OH
the other, Mr.. Ludlow will take charge
, of the forces of the directors, while | shall
be with the post presidents The two
sides viii he about evenly matched and
consist Of;
Directors. Austin. Freeland, Horton.
Burgess, Gardner. Heilig. Singletary c. V.
Holland. Marchbank, Labatt, Swope, Wof
ford, kohlberg, Farmer, Frey. A. G.. Ben
nett. Arnold. Peak, Gateley. MlchauX and
James H. Ludlow,
Presidents,-Harby. Aydlett. George d.
Bennett, Booth, Stern, Dean, Edel, Foute,
Wilson. l[ray, Van Hoogenhuyze. c. S. r..
Holland, Stedman. Jaeggll. Kohlberg, e.
isasker. Boldt, Jemison. Barrett Edgar
and Dan NJ. Lasker.
CONDITIONS.
!, The contest will commence on Janu-
airy /. 1900. aud end on March 81
>. The first name on each application
only will be counted
3. The losing side Is 10 give the vim
ming side n supper during the State con-
vcntion al Austin, not to cost over $i15
per cover. This will make the cost 10
every member of The losing side $3.50 ii
present, and SIZE IL not present.
4. The secretary will send TO the Il. p.
A. papers a report of the progress OF the
contest every Wednesday night for the
week then ending,
3. Tho state president offers personally
to the leading member on botn sides (the
two captains excluded) 81 hat each AT
the expiration of the contest + desire a
written acceptance from each of the above
forty-two members. and will thank YOU
for an early reply signifying your Wiling
ness.
Remember this contest IL gotten ny for
the heneft OF the Texas division. who has
honcrei YOU with office ana to make It
successful 1t lis necessary that all come
in.
| Hoping to hear from YOU at once, re-
main. yours frlternsily
Dan. NJ fasker.
President Texas Division T ?, a. of A,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-17
nrnmmers NJ nrcnhnm.

Brennan, Texas, December 1i.-~prum-
mers for clothing, hats and shoes are the
variety most in evidence these days The
dry goods men have quit the road and
are awaiting the coming OF the New Year
and the making Up OF new samples for the
spring trade. Resident drummers of
BRENNAN are getting home with thought
OF Christmas turkeys, eggnogg and a week
with the home folks uppermost in their
minds,
elem Fittser, who travels for i. J.,
Willis & Bro, Galveston, was al home
last Sunday to attend the ninth annlver-
sary Of his eldest son. james Arthur,
which was celebrated by an elaborate din.
ing at the Fittger homestead oil Second
street.
Charles Parks, an indefatigable worker
for S, a. j. Katz OF New Orleans. Is
spending the week in the Crescent City
calling on the Arm and showing NJ $.
Parks aud the children the sights OF the
city.
j. r. Williams, another hustler for a
New orleans firm. is at home and will
remain until after the holidays
II. Gardner is travelling In northern ter
ritory and will be at homo the last OF the
week.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-17
sold Good. Mt Henrne.

Hearne, Texas, December ia tele-
phone line has been built from Stone
City to Caldwell and today Manager j
b. Covlngton OF the Southwestern Tele-
phone and Telegraph company connected
the new line with the bottom line so that
Hoarne and Caldwell can communicate by
telephone,
Long distance Connection 10 Caldwell
can also be had by way Of Hearne.
William A. Coffield made this territory
Tuesday for the Mcl.ane Twggs Grocery
company ut Cameron.
John Hid visited Hearnc the frs. OF
the week in the interest of Messrs, John
Firmngton & Co., Houston.
Hedelheimer, Strassburger e Co.
wholesale grocers al Austin. received
some nice orders from Hesrne merchants
this week through their salesman. Mr.. NJ
Heidenheimer.
II, Welsh OF New Orleans visited the
dry goods merchants here Wednesday with
Avory & Sons line OF pants.
Tho wholesale commission horse or
Tenick 4 Ford at Shreveport was rep.
resented here this week by their Mr.. l.. s,
Murphy.
Byron Miller with Smith Bros. &
Co. of New Orleans, stopped hs5e the
early part OF the week looking out for
business.
Carson. sewall & Co. got some business
here Thursday through their salesman.
MIR. c. w, Carr.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-17
Devoted to the r. p. A.,
the U. G. T., and other
Travelling Mems Or
ganizatious.
II e:sxas Travelling Men.


leans. was making business calls Monday
and Tuesday.
G. w Cohen ana ~ Levy, both of New
Orleans, made Lake Charles Saturday in
interest of jewelry and gents furnish
ing house, respectively.
Il. L. L. Pickett. New Orleans, the
thread drummer. vas here last Satur-
day.
7. S. Johnson, with Widney, Slow a
Co. New Orleans, and j. j. Kendrick.
rice buyer. of same city, We're here Sun
day and Monday.
e. Everett Boles. representing The Kan
sas City Journal, was here most of the
week In interest OF that paper.
Ben Sass. Galveston, one Of the most
popular drummers that visit this city.
WAS here Wednesday in Interest Of L. W..
Levy & Co.. liquors and cigars.
d. Sievewright OF the Swift; Packing
company, Kansas City, was here this week
doing a good business
J, w. Callihan of the Cypress Cistern
factory. Washington, La. was business
caller Tuesday
r, H. Bordeaux, tobacco drummer OF
Louisville, Ky. was at the Theaux Mon
day. He is folly, good fellow.
w. j, Pollock Dallas, OF Moline 1mple-
ment company. was doing business among
the implement houses Tuesday
b. |. Woodhead, with Texas Tram and
Hummer company beaumont, was htTe
again Thursday In interest OF his firm.
j. s Power. advance AGENT OF Santa
Claus, representing Maurice McGraw,
Christmas goods. New Orleans, did big
business among the Lake Charles dealers
this week
r. Moscero. representing Pelican
Cracker company. New Orleans. arA j. H.
Knost with Smith Bros E. Co, whole
sale grocers. Of tho same city, were here
o the Theaux Wednesday
NJ j. hurley representing luhrioatins
department Waters Pierce OH company Of
ST. Louis. made Lake Charles yesterday
and today.
Sam Herman, Elmer Lewis & Co. Cal
weston was visiting business friends
Thursday
Louis ochs, Cincinnati, was visiting
the liquor dealers in interest of his firm
Of ]. Maginis 4 Co
George X. shotweli was here taking
orders for the we'll known firm OF l..
Hernshelm cigar house OF New Orleans.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-17
THAT MEMORIAL WINDOW
WIN lie Placed In Position in Few
MccISs.

Weeks.
The memorial window to be placed IN tho
Third Christian church OF Fort worm III
honor of travelling men who are members
OF The Travellers Protective Association
and United Commercial Travellers viii ar
rive in short time and be put III pl"so'
This church will be dedicated on tue +i''
OF January and is presided over Dy ~ =
Homer +. Wilson, ne NaLohal aui -
chaplain of me Travellers Protective 40
socialon. .,o
IL would probably not be amiss TO nave
the National or Texas divls!oA oil 'te
Travellers Protective Association app1o-
pirate out OF the treasury ne-half OF the
amount yet due, ana the United CONNER
cial Travellers organization the remain
ing half. and thus have our WINDOW uh-
encountered by debt and at the same Time
make our National and state chaplain 40
we'll as true friends OF all travelling men
feel proud that he represents sucn honlo
constituency. In regard to the VINO"
the following letter has been received
Dear Sir and Brother.
Fort Worth, Texas December IL
Within the next two weeks the handsome
memorial window which is TO be place IN
the Third Christian church IN this cry
and over which Rev. Homer 7. wilson
presdes and which is to he dedicated to
the travelling men of America, VIII ar
rive The price at which this window
was contracted for is $3.50 over 500 Of
this amount is yet 70 he raised. As this
window will he dedicated on the 2lst
Of January, It is important that the bal
ance of this money should he raised.
beg to advise that The emblems OF the
Travellers Protective Association and
United Commercial Travellers both Ape 1r
equally prominent in this window. II IS
also shown in handsome wording that tbs
is an offering from the Travellers Protec-
tive Association and United CONNIE cial
Travellers. Therefore the glory attending
same will be shared equally by both So
cieties.
Now l earnestly ask that you see
either collectively or inlividually-the
members of your post or lodge, and ask
them for any contributions that they may
see fit to make which will be gracefully
received and credited TO this fund.
Thanking you for Your attention to this
matter I am, with best wishes for hapuy
Christmas and prosperous New Year yours
fraternally, ~ Howard ". Peak
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-17

knight OF Dayton. Ohio; George Best Of
Columbus. and Robert G Liltlejohn Of
Fort Worth.
Registered at the Crisser were j. F..
Hanks, Monitor Gas company Of Hemp
stead, \ Mackerel. selling hardware. We
torla' j W. Henderson. Insurance, Vic
toria' w NJ. Grow wines San Francisco
and r. f Prescott general merchandise
NaVasota
Autographed At the Nation hotel were W.
b. Williamson, Brazoria; NJ Mcfarland or
Dorsey Printing company, Dallas; b. r.
WilcoNson, with l., Blum of Galveston;
> c. Lusk updortakers' wares. New Or
leans F. ;. Irby, drugs. Atlanta: G. G
Perry OF Pabtz Lunhach & Co, Calves.
,oh' III Nyo Fowler Of Thomps IN $
iious ton; George A. Lewis o /. ons .Iames
Mayiiold of Galveston O. ]. Gsnchouay
New Orleans; W. F.. Monahan. Uneodn
biscuit, New Orleans; w Woodward. net
lungs Knoxville; R l.. Grocc. with I "
Adams Of Victoria. and j f.. Senple tbo
Lightning schnapp's tobacco man.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-17
visited Luke Charles.

Lake Charles La. December l5.The
Christmas trade has been the cause OF
a large number of drummers visiting this
city during the past week. All report
business exceedingly good
Colonel j. c. Now, commercial agent for
the Peegee railroad, is a regular business
visitor to this city. He was here again
Saturday.
A. H. Bonnet, ST. Louis, was at The
Theaux Saturday. He did considerable
business In the millinery Tine while here.
Henry Blethen. representing New Or
leans Implement house, was here this week
IN the interest OF his Arm.
Charles l.. Perkins, general freight
agent Of the Peesee road was at Tho
Thesux last saturday.
]. simons New Orleans, visited The
gents furnishers In this city this week
soliciting buaiiess for bis house.
sE r. @. lie corgne, with the Continental
Cracker and Biscuit company Of New Or
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-17
visited Victoria.

Victoria, Texas, December ia. Levi
& Co OF this city will put man on the
road on January J. The Post correspond
ent is not at liberty to state VII their
representative will be. but he is a wall
known travelling man and lives in Vic
toria.
|. & S. Bling, the well known clothing
firm of Cincirnat, was represented here
during The past week by Hermann Strauss,
who has been With them for long time,
and is one 'of the hes, known clothing
drummers making this section
j. Blackwell accompanied by his wife
spent the week in Houston. their former
home, enjoying the pleasures OF The Fruit,
Flower and Vegetable Festival.
Sam Lewis was selling "kantwearout"
pants IN Victoria this week.
NJ. Hart, who puzzles the hotel clerks
and reporters to determine what his au
tograph stands FORE was here this week in
the interests OF Dunhams cocoanut The
puzzling autograph is an NJ inscribed
within 4 heart.
T. Marslon OF Houston was registered
at the ST. James last Friday He repre-
sents Christian PEPPER Tobacco company
Of st. Lous.
A. Bachrach OF Holman Bros, New
NoTh, manufacturers OF q wen known make
OF ladies' and chldren's underwear. Wis
tied their representatives, .illnoch & Ho-
gan. in Victoria this week.
Mr.. Joe Halter of Halter Bros. Dry
Goods company. made visit TO Galveston
this week
H. ID. Harrison OF Preston Stauffer a.
Co, wholesale grocers. New Orleans, Wis,
tied Victoria this week.
G. r. Dorman displayed the spring
clothing samples of Wiley Ackepan &
Co. Cincinnati to Victoria dealers this
week,
Mr. Chapman of the dry goods firm Of
Mills Gibbs New York, visited Victoria
this week.
i c. FRANKIE of st. Louis. with sim
mons Hardware company. was in the city
this week.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-17
j. g. JOHNSON 4 4.s R ;sss ans of' eS
tract with Travellers Protective Assn. same
L. {. T. Satisfaction guaranteed
pELrxauE>r ACCOUNTS.
come Methods Suggested for sccur-
ing Collections.
selected by the Press committee1

Selected by the Press CommitteeD
The moor We have ALWAYS with us II
-,,i..s nm. 1;,fer.,.o ybstber ,ya refar
to the poor people et 10 our poor "o
counts For with the latter so long as
We do and must necessarily do credit
a.,
u''''V90 9o '"'S We sew F'"'' W.
have certain number Of delinquent ac-
counts. They nece ssarily become a part
,,ro ~ am. stocl ana trade vet
a. ~ ".''' ..,,.
how ntt!e Nalue we USUALLY attain VIC"
looking over the books Of some concern
mar has become insolvent. for as a rule
,h,. .esu,s fn,,
theE are sou WIN VIC
little or nothing
What ideal life for business man II
his husiI,ess could De done on strictly
a. q ID nlan or A sort OF United states
nnst,l nInn that is To say pay before
vou tast, the stnmp;'' hut il this wonder
I'M change In business would come about.
yhat wonla become of us poor credit men,
! es,e no other vocation left for us but
10 become mo icepian. Wouldn't you like
-, 10 tha tcamanp So for our ownselyes,
We had hotter encourages the existence OF
delinauen, accounts and then, with a
WIS., look and very little action collect
coma ANAL account that no one else could
noss,bly have collected. Then our con
earn sses great necessity of advancing
oyr salary ere some other concern dis
cov,,,a our wonderfu value and makes IL
an ohinet "a change TOR our health, and
perhsps ike the preacher. we receive "a
cali,, wbers Wa ran do more good al a
l,t,ia he,ter nav, sn having settled the
faot thar lnut Of necessity We must have
deunauent accounts lei us consider for a
few moments how 10 eare for the same and
NOW 'I ~ kcen 1ar nersent,se Of Losses un-