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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-01
FAST ROP|NG TINE
Cowboys at Kingman Have
Contest of Speed.
KANSAS MAN WAS FIRST
Conquered a Wild Steer in
Less Than Two Minutes.
KANSAS MAN WAS FRS

Special Correspondence OF The Eagis.J
Kingman. Kan, Aug. sL-Once a year
Kingnan city and county take day of
and prepare to enjoy the good things
the cattle men Of the county set cut be-
fore them. The third annual celebrat ton
was held this week
The fets IS called the Cattle Men
Picnic, and It is a picnic from start TO
finish. There is nothing TOO good for the
visitors, and they are shown al sorts OF
good tine. If some Of the other towns
Of Kansas which give limitations OF year
II celebrations would once attend a cattle
mems picnic, they would get pointers
enough 70 last z life time.
The ordinary tendency Of { town Civ
ing a celebration seems 70 have degen-
Grated into an effort TO separate people
from their money without good and SUI
fcient return for IT, Kingman doesn't do
bushes shat way. Il gives something for
what it gets The result is that the an
uuaI jubilee gets bigger and bigger every
year. and the town limits may have 70
be extended II the future shall offer more
picnics, and il undoubtedly viii.
There IS one thing which VIII serve
20 show the popularity OF the anual cat
tie mems picnic. and the loyalty OF King
man people 70 their town and county.
As in all prosperous communities. there
are scores OF families in Kiugman who
spend the summer OF a part Of It at the
mountains, the seashoTe, visiting relatives
in the east, and in various ways All the
trains into KIngman the evening before
the picnic began this week, bore these
score sof families from al points Of the
compass and all distances from King
man, coming home for the big eelebra-
ton There were some who had been 70
New England, some 10 Atlantic City,
some 20 Colorado; one family which had
spent the summer in the Bermuda IS
lands; another IN Indiana; others in Colo
rado-al timing their arrival home with
q nIcesity OF precision and arrangement
SO as 20 land in Kingman on the eve OF
the beginning Of the third annual cattle
mems picnic
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-01
Famous shorthorn Sale.

The Eagle Is authorized 70 state that
owing 10 his many other business cares.
Hon Frank Weinschenk Of Kinguan
county, VIII offer for sale al his ranch.
I've miles northwest OF Zeuda, on Null
vane extension, September 18th and 18th.
If all are not sold on the first day. his
entire herd, consisting OF SEQ head Of
COWS, heifers, calves and bulls, Famous
Shorthorns. Beyond question this is one
Of the finest punches Of this famous
breed Of its size in the state. Its build
ing has caused its owner many years Of
hard labor and thousands OF dollars The
bulls are the best that money could buy,
came from Iowa, Missouri and Kansas.
The cows were purchased from breeders
who had neglected 20 register them and
none but the very best were secured.
This sale wiz be q grand opportunity
for cattle breeders and one they should
take advantage Of Preparations and
arran geuent for the comfort and conven-
fence Of purchasers has been arranged
for. Liberal terms VIII be made and 10
doubt a large crowd VIII take advantage
OF the opportunity. The Eagle viii have
something 10 say later about this sale.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-01

Sheep-Receipts. 1se: market firm: IA
tive mUttons, g. 5d3 As; lambs, 81. ooa4 s..
ST. JOSEPH
St joseph. No, Aug 3L-CattIe-Re-
ceipts, 200; market steady: natives, s.. Goa
500; COWS and heifers. 81 09G4.T5: bulls
and stays, g. 0074. 80; stockers and feed
ers, g 0o13. 50; veaIs, = Sd5 3
HOSs-Receipts. $500; market strong 70
sc higher; light and light mixed, IS GOA
6-55; medium and heavy, IS Z5Gs. 471S; pigs
Sc 50G5 50: bulk. 8. 2g66 g71s
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-01

Billy Bolton. editor OF the livestock IN
dicator OF Woodward, O. T, vas here
this week. He vas advertising the eighth
annual convention Of the Oklahoma Live
stock association which meets n Wichita
the second Tuesday in February Bolton
says il was Fred Dold. with his Wichita
boomers and lavish entertainment who
stampeded the convention al woodward
last winter and secured 70 wichita the
next convention
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-01

horzenanzhip to maintain seats we're ex-
ceflenr
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-01

Keeuo. TIE stage driver. got Rs rsp~ta-
ton IN TIE famous Dakcata Bleck HIS
Re VS. once With "BuEzlo BIZ Cody
ard also raa o. the CID kansas trals b.
fore the railroad DAYS he can crivs
ANYTHING tAar can yak. rirc1 O. ru1- ard
he VS. a feature oF tEe c=Iel-ae.c--
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-01

Ths Indians G. ne g-ouad wers froE
1h. Panca. otee and Tc-Ezua reservz-
1laus IN 0kishoza- Thsy cane prepared
70 EaSe $ E1e5 sa1ElnE. and they dll
Trey gave a show and 5a1ce Wednesday
evening and attracted attention through
our thefr stay
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1901-02-14
GLOBE MILLS

Geo. Wilmer and son of Salem
were seen on our streets Friday.
Mrs. Thomas Leonard of Lewis
burg visited her father, Benjamir
Hummel.
John Marks and wife of Northum-
berland visited Andrew Hummel.
Annie Stetler returned from heI
visit at Winfield.
Francis Miller and wife and Cor
nelius Laudenslager of Fair Oak
spent Thursday with b. f. Walter,
Clayton Kratzer took a load of
young folks to Beavertown, the
guests of Miss Pearl Smith. A very
good time reported.
Mrs. Charles Herman of Chilles-
quaqua and Mrs. Rueben Hummel
Of Kreamer spent Sunday with Mrs.
Charles Stuck.
A. w. Snyder and wife, Rueben
Ulrich and wife, Forest Doebler
and wife, Prot. Frank Long and
wife, Miss Izora Ulrich and the
Misses Breimier Of Selinsgrove, and
Heury U'rich Of Kansas, all took a
sled ride and spent Monday evening
with Antes Ulrich and family.
Miss Annie Erdley is on the sick
list.
Miss Annie Bolig of Selinsgrove
Is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Susan
Erdley.
A. A. Ulrich, j. A. Smith and
Allen Reigle have gone to Clearfeld.
Mrs. Charles Stuck spent Sunday
with Lewis Hummel and family.
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DUN DORE.

Isaac Seller, of Selinsgrove, and
Capt. Keise. Of Philadelphia, were
in town representing groceries.
Ed. Shrawder, of Shamokin, cal
led on our merchant for whom he
used to clerk.
Rev. Fortner, ofSelinsgrove, par
took of a turkey dinner with y. T.
DundOre and family.
Nathan Hackeuburg, of Kratzer-
vile, was in town.
The fact that the grand jury of
Northumberland recommends the
building of bridge at Herndon has
provoked much applause.
Geo. Wolf it turning outa numo-
er Of good ties.
Minnie f. Eyer and her daughter,
Sara, had some fine ice cream with
Maria w. Dundore and music fol-
lowed.
Candidates for Office are getting
to work in real earnest.
Sleighing parties are numerous
and their joys are unboundcd.
The poor tax of our township is
enormous. Is there no remedy?
Our public school is in a flourish
ing condition.
n. Il. Dundore and wife were on
the sick for a few days.
Drs. Krebs and Bogar are busy
looking after their patients.
j. +. Wagner has valuable mare
for sale.
The Susquehanna had an icy ap-
pearance for the last two weeks.
Our heavy taxpayers want town.
ship poor house.
Mans fortunes are according to
his pains.
Maria Baumbcrger spent scvcra.
weeks with each of her sons, c. ID.
Dundorc of Shamokin and S. G.
Dondore of Pennscreek and is stay
ing few days with n. L. Dundore
and family.
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TROXELVILLE.

Every body complains Of having
the grip.
Most Of our people have their ice
houses filled.
A. III. Swartz was to Union Co.
Chas. p. Erb and brother, Joshua
have secured job on the Pardee
tract with Harry Waltz.
X. Emma Fetterolf of York, Pa.
is at home visiting relatives and
friends.
Isaac Iackcnburg was taken
home from the store on account Of
a sudden attack of grip.
George Ewig and Mary krcbs
were married Sunday. May they
enjoy much happiness.
A. w. Gill is agent for the Ro,
chester Spray Pump Co.
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UNION TOWNSHIP.

Jockey Aucker spent Sunday
with friend at Pallas.
Jerry Yeador transacted business
at the county seat Thursday.
Judge Mcclure of Lewisburg,
spent few days Of last week in this
place.
Benz. Benner and wife of Shamo-
|, kin visited among friends here over
DSunday.
The young people had a quiet
social party with the family ofLevl
Stahl Friday evening.
is. Aucker intends to move his
steam saw mill this week into
Emanuel Aucker's woods.
W. W. Sholly and A. S. Sechrlst
attended court at Mitllintown last
week, they were royalty entertained
by Henry Pontius and family. Mr..
Pontius was a former resident of
Snyder county, uu kon much deitsh
ada.
1t seems that the WAYS and means
committee at the u. S. Capitol in
cutting down the war tax must be
Of the same stripe as the element it
iavors namely the Beer Trust and
Tobacco trust since more than half
OF the entire reduction is taken from
these two alone, including of course
four million dollars on cigarettes
which is one of the best anti life
remedies on earth.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1901-02-14
WESTBEAVEk.

W. II. Knepp expects to qui
olacksmithing and go to farming.
David Renninger of Flint Valley,
passed through our town, Sunday.
Mrs. L. B. Treaster, who had been
on the sick list last week, is improv-
Ing.
fartles who own rigs and those
VINO can borrow are taking advan-
'ge Of the good sleighing.
Enoch Baker and wife spent a
lew weeks visiting friends in Big
Valley, Mifflin county, and report
having a good time.
Spencer Romig of Adamsburg,
was seen at this end last week look
,,ng up cattle suitable for his trade,
butchering.
fhares Baker purchased a full
p,ooded short horn COW last week of
uaVld Wagner. He says if he can
uo' get good stock he wants none.
a good idea for all farmers.
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PAXTON VILE

Charles Derr Of Lewisburg visited
his parents few days last week.
John Sterner ard son of fSunbury,
are visiting Mrs. Sterner's parents.
Miss Elda Graybill of G. p. G.
New Berlin, visited her parents over
Sunday.
A. W. Potter of Selinsgrove, was
in town Friday hunting up his polit-
ical friends.
W. ID. Gift and wife of Middle
burg visited their daughter. Mrs.
Grant Ioder, Sun lay.
Nj. c. Harner of New Berlin, and
f. +. Harner of Aline came home
to visi: their father who is very ILL.,.
Miss Eflie Hornberger of Aline,
and Miss Ada Howell of Beavcrtown
were visitors in town over Sunday.
Grant llelmbach OF Deavertown
and his sister Mrs. Kate Sechrist of
Centre Co., visited Austin Gifts,
Sunday. H
Last week Albert Renningcr of
near New Berlin moved his family
on the Absolom Snyder farm west
of Paxtonville.
Monday evening party consist
ing of twenty -four of our young and
middle-aged people enjoyed a very
pleasant trip to Aline, the guests of
Miss Kate Arnold. The kind lady
has the many thanks of the party
for her kindness shown them while
there.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1901-02-14
SWINEFORD.

Miss Hattie Howell of Beaver
town is the guest of Mrs. Jane.
Dietrich.
Reno Splitter spent several days
with his sister at Sunbury.
Ira Hendricks and EstelIa Wood
ling of Freeburg visited among
friends here Sunday.
Hanna Newbury, who was stay
ing with her aunt, Mrs. j. l.. Marks,
returned to her home in Lewistown.
Bert Rowe and wife of Millers-
burg are visiting A. Kreeger's.
Mrs. DR.. Barber and children of
Danville are visiting Miss Amanda
Wittenmyer.
A party of twenty enjoyed a sled
ride to New Berlin Tuesday evening
where they took an oyster supper at
the home ofMr. Erdley's.
Mrs. Lester Wetzel is visiting her
parents near Fremont.
Miss Lillian Dunkleberger is
spending some time at Hickory Cor
ners.
A. G. Bashoar and wife spent a
few days with his mother at McAlis-
terville.
Edw. Kinney and wife who had
been visiting their parents at Nc
Clure for some time returned home.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1901-02-14
SALEM.

MIS-. Ii. ID. Kustcr and Mrs. T.
W. Fisher are spending some time
in Phila.
W. II. Phillips and wife, OF
Aaronsburg, visited the latter's sis
ter, Mrs. Geo. M. Wilmer, last
week.
Thursday evening Mrs. Mary
Luck and family entertained a sleigh
ing party from Troxelville.
Miss Mabel Kuster was to Sum
bury Thursday.
Henry Laudenslager is loading
prop timber at Clifford.
Walter Haybarger, of Erie, is Wis
ting at the home of Mrs. Mary
Meyer.
The young people ofSalem enjoy
ed two sleighing parties last week.
Miss Mamie Kessler spent a
week with her sister, Mrs. w. c.
Teats at Sunbury.
VIM. H. Mertz and family, OF
Northumberland, visited Geo. M.
Winners over Sunday.
Josiah Maurer and wife, of Krea-
mer, attended G. E. at this place
Sunday evening.
G. A. Snyder and wife are happy
because of the arrival of a littlt
daughter.
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Deaf

Dy IocAi "l 10 "a" auuul
rercl IT. u ~'h>'u Iu non ul the ear
Their IL only one way To cure den,.
ness. uId Il thr / hN constitutional
remtdle~ ufr.s> sru,rl 10y "A
1t tlamrd G, % iuu ul the r,.. .,,us In
lne of G f. acli II Tab. When
this tube g. ham. va have ii
ruml Ing - uLd on imp, liect bearing
and when It Is entirely closed, Deaf
nessl- hr "-ult, aud u dos, the Iu
nammatlun can b la en- u lnd this
tube i,stul'd Ia us t'iual cOudI
tion, hraII = will te d. >troyed for
ever, npe cases VI of ten nc caus
ed hv CNtalrh, VIII 4 l. II thlug but
an ntlamed condition ot the mucous
surfaces.
We will give One Huud,cl Dot
lars for any case of Deafness (caus
Ell by catall h) that cannot be cured
oy, Halls Cutarh Cure. Send cir
culars, free.
j. J. CHENEY eco, Tolodo, q.
Sold 10y Druggists, zoe.
Halls Family Pills M, tie best.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1901-02-14
EulNSGROVE.

Prof. II. n. Censor of Sunbury,
was seen on our streets Saturday.
Grant Shuck and wife entertained
Miss Marks of Sunbury last week.
Mrs. +. j. Schoch is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Follmer, at Hunt
ingdon.
Hiram Sigfreid and wife, left
Friday for Reading to pay his moth
er visit.
Mrs. Gortner is at Maple Hill
visiting friends in that section Of the
country.
Mrs. John Miller and Mrs. Jac.
Smith took a trip to Hickory Cor
ners Thursday to consult DIR. Emer-
lex.
DIR. B. +. Wagenseller, who has
been housed up for over a week with
Sciatic Rheumatism, is able to be out
again.
n. S. Gaugler and wife returned
to their home at Elizabethville Tues
day having spent some weeks among
friends.
L. G. Walker and wife of York,
were at Freeburg last week attend
ing the funeral of Mrs. Walkers
mother.
Judge Bucher and wife, DR.. Rook
and wife and several others were en-
tertained by II. ID. Schnure and wife
one day last week. They came by
sled.
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SCIINEE

John Stuck and family were Wis.
ting his brother, Sunday.
,,fHenry Lessman built new ic.
li'use last week.
j. p. Wendt Of Aline was in town
Friday.
A. F. Srhnee and family visited
John Schnee's, Sunday.
Last Saturday evening a merry
party of Fremont and Schnee wer,
to Meiserville.
W. a. Harding was 10 George
town last Saturday evening.
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testimony OF Many Lawyers as to \. ".
POtter'S Fine Abilities.

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PORT IREVERTON.
Prof. Aucker was in town Su

] Iol. AuChcr WAS III tOWu Sun'
day.
Stewart Hall of Mckees spen,
Sunday with his wife.
Mr.. Bittle and Miss Weiser, of
Lewisburg passed through town
Sunday enroute to Mahantongo, the
latter's home.
Frank Ref and wife spent last
week with relatives at Newport.
John Wise and wife of Dundore,
spent Saturday with their daughters,
Mis-. VIM. Arnold and Mrs. Perry
Rothermel.
Aaron Zerbcy and sisters, of Chap
man were visitors in town Sunday.
Miss Lizzie Schrey and friend of
Nerdilla, enjoyed a drive to ourtown
Sunday.
Hathaway Kelly and family of
Sunbury, visited his parents last
week.
II. F. Charles and daughter, Jcn-
ME, made a flying trip to Middle
burg Monday evening of last week.
Jacob Shaf1er and sistcr-in-law,
Mrs. f. c. Shatler of Sunbury, are
visiting the formers parents.
Clarence klock of Sunbury, ar
rived in town at a late hour Satur-
day night.
Three sIeighiug parties the first
consisting chiefly of Bogms, the
second of Neitzes and the third of
Snyders enjoyed the hospitality of
Norman Fisher and family of the
Isle of Que, Benton Stroud and fam
lily of Pallas, and Daniel Snyder and
family of Selinsgrove, respectively
one night last week.
VIM. Woodling, our noted fisher
man, sold 1000 fish Saturday.
Miss Eiscnhart of Independence,
was in town Sunday afternoon.
Amos Mover and Thomas Her
roId, two Of Chapman townships
bright and active teachers passed
through town Saturday while ON a
business tour.
Jerry Snyder and family visited
Matthias Schnee and family of NAH
antougo Sunday.
Jack Sechrist OF Shamokin spent
a few days with friends last week.
Edwin klock, O. G. Rice, Rich
ard Foltz, H. f. and j. |. Charles,
II. NJ, G. w. and n. |. Neitz and
Joe Getz enjoyed a sleigh ride to
Sunhury Saturday.
The Susquehanna is now entirely
frozen over at this place.
John Snyder and Sheets Kelly
transacted business at Sunbury Sat
urdav.
Adam Ref and wife spent Sum
day at Liverpool. the guests OF the
laiter's sister and family.
Chas. Mullrer in company with
two ladies Of Sunbury, spent Satur-
day evening with friends.
Postmaster Flanders and his bet
ter-half enjoyed a long sleigh ride
Sunday,
+. ID. Swlneford, who was wit
ness in the Goodling-Barner murder
.,t Il
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DAVID Cry. Neb., April 1. 1900

DAVID CITY. Neb., April 1. 1900
Genesee Pure Food Co, LIE Roy,
n. Y:
Gentlemen:--I must say in regard
to GRAIN 0 that there is nothing
better or healthier. We have used
1t for years. My brother was a
great coffee drinker. He was taken
sick and the doctor said coffee was
the cause of it, and told us to use
GRAlN 0. We got a package but
did not like it at hrst, but now
would not be without it. My broth-
er has been we'll ever since he start
ed to use it. Yours truly,
LILLE SoCHoR.
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fnE IUDGE APARTY To lLLEGAL. .,


iug the Standing Committee for iiN ng
February I'D for the primary uomi III
ton. This attack is Il shameful. m-
warranted and deceptive method of
anusc intended indirectly to iniurc Mr..
Potter in is canvass for Judge. II
further aims to maligu the official ac-
ton of the Standing Committee for its
refusal To swallow Union County Judi
cal SOP. The sting of that defeat,
administered 10y the Committee, rests
upon Judge Mcclure. And il lodrrs
upon ms shoulders Justly and exactly
where it belongs. Mr. Potter and his
friends never for an instant sought to
do anything beyond regular party
practice, nor could they bv any act
have barred any candidate from ruun-
lng III snyder county, when all other
necessary legal requisites existed. Now
what was the attitude of the McChrc
wing" Simply this. To fix March
sd for the primary nomination. What
them Abolish county lines and have
the nomination in both counties in~tan-
tanrously. That proposition, advanced,
projected and backed 10y the Union
county Interests was clearly unlawful
h"Ncl III lis nature, designed to thWart
Snyder county, and its bold execution
would have been reversed hy the
Courts. Under the party practice, ,hc
Potter plan was regular, lawful and
customary; the Mcclure scheme was
Illegal, adroit and smackcd of intrigue,
No such thing could have been dome
even 10y the Standing Committeeman
der present rules, nor under any cir
cumstancc without the UNANIMOUS
CONSENT of the Committee and to
such consent every candidate would
have been obliged to yield his acluic5-
cencc. Otherwise il would have been
UNLAWFUL.
Judge M'Phcrson NOW II Federal
Judge in Philadclphia) sitting in the
Dauphin county Courts, Oct. II. 1874,
'','u, ~ ''',,, ''''''''."'' " '''a-
we'll Nomination that "a nomination
is invalid which is made by a bod, not
",'',u'''S !" 'Re 'S'ahllsh-
ed custom which therefore governed
nominations in thr distrio,r d,.Iorin.
that "n custom is rou;vol,nI =, r,n,,
nj rulo ~, IN. uor, y S.nr,u,,,,r'.''.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-07-06
SENSATION OF FALLING.
Prof. Heirn. Who Fell Into Il Ravine,
Declares 1t Is Really Enjoyable.

Prof. Heirn. the geologist of Zurich.
an ardent Alpine climber. stated re-
Gently in a lecture that life contained
few experiences more agreeable and en-
joyable than falling over a precipice
or slipping into a glacier crevasse. Even
the landing after the fall was free from
anything of pain or terror. Merely a
jar and then Inconsistencies.
OF his experience of the sensations
of falling. prof. Hern said:
''As soon as l stumbled l saw that /
should be dashed over the rock and
awaited the shock. l dug my fingers
into the snow in an endeavor to stop
myself. but merely tore open my finger
tips. causing them all to bleed. but
feeling no pain in so doing. l plainly
heard the striking Of my head and
back against the rock, and the thud
when I landed. Pain. however. I did
not feel until half an hour later. when
l revived. During the fall came a
food of thought. Every thought and
Impression was clear. in nowise dreary
and confused and was logically con-
ncotcI with the one which followed"