The Manchester Journal. (Manchester, Okla. Terr.), Vol. 2, No. 24, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 22, 1894 Page: 3 of 4
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i business review.
|M(>nOVhMi:NT IS NOTICED IN
ALL BRANCHES OF TRADE.
Tli* l<WMM>n,o(Ki II.hhI lun« toy il»*
lio»»rnmrni l« liMtrtllf ApprifM l*y
lUnlior* lt« HTpH on Sol
I 4«r to WHh4r»w*l« «f OolA
New Yhiik. Not. it — FI U. Dun *
Co.'h weekly review uf trade says: III
nearly nit branches of business
grudiml improvement appear* utid G;»<
hopeful feeling obtained last uwcti
illll wnlliui" It will take I'aw to
relieve bu*ll>e*s of it* .lyrreK.loii,
mi l the progreic* made, If leu. limn
the sanguine expected, ft “l l*Mt
encouraging. 'The decision to offer
• mi ihmi.immi bond* for replenishment of
trvMutv reserve v ,**, by hunker,
generally approved.
It Is generally asaumed the bond*
will be tak.-n at oiiee. The effect l»
l.iariip to anticipate, for the formal
ntimtiiii-onient that lifter a general
reconstruction of the revenue law. it
i. .till found necessary to borrow
largely tend, to raise doubt about the
future. The re|Hirted Importation <>f
Cold from London with a loos on It.
face uf 97,Ann at the pre.ent exchange
rate. 1. prc.utnably meant to alTect
bond subscription - Then* have ab
reaily been some withdrawal, of gold
from the treasury by redemption of
note, to make payments for bond,
and (food, rather than ({old ure likely
to coma from Europe.
Uo.umption of work and incrou.e
of working time have lioen more eon-
.pinion, in the cotton industry than
in other., but no increased demand
for (food, appear..
Manufacturer, of woolen, hava
ffood order, for the time of the year
many .till running mainly on aueli
orders, but there i. a general failure
of supplemental order, for spring
good..
Sale, of goods are again smaller
than last year.
BONDS FOR 900,000,000.
N#rr«lftr)f tit ilia 1r#»««urjr < ariut« lituM
• I nil for Hint immitL
Wamiinuto*, Nov. 13. -Herrctury
Carlisle, late yesterday afternoon, is-
sued his call for bids for 9AO,Olio,no)
per cent ten year bonds. Interest to
l>o paid in coin, which ia Interpreted
to mean gold. It I. confidently ex-
pected at the treasury department
that an amount will be realized con
.Idernbty In excess of thut received on
Ilia February l.siie.
The following 1* the secretary', cir-
cular calling for bids
"Trsaaiti
' tWotillull'-ri. NflV I t
"llr virtu* of tfcr nutburiiv c**nt him* I in »
ncl of lO'un’ii i*ntltl«Hl
for ttm l(munif>U"U »*f
WAS A DEADLY BLOW.
•*rt nrnl'
. i*ul
l*ro% i
i • d
nrovt-lJnn'itry II, »►«•.!>* -• i i»rv of too
troniaiiry ln'n’ity ul**4 f> itilU* * n * fi»t
ii'ilfn| |iro|HMnl« will Ih* r* * nlvc I it? Ih * If* o
ury <1* part inmil, of Hit* * •iminry. “i.tll
Uo clot'll noon, on ih*’ *ltli •!■»> *»f Not' iuf* 1
|twi. for rni?n»i si.»!•• • -• i* r hi
©Htier rtt flulfr*4'! or n» i •> i form ilttml I h
runrv I. Intel rt> !•••••»» 4bl" IB tom ti ilo* plnnn
urn of (to N©v*irnm»nt u'lar Ion viuk fr»*u
tho <1ettr* of th«lr 19mot owl l< k » • * Ittlyrotl
p4Vnhlo i|nnrlorly, In c«» u ut lUo rut« of • pof
cool |**»r ntiouio .. ...
• llottlor* who*** proposal* irrMii’phhl *»•*
tm r«'qulr«M to 11,tv .0 par
or ifohl c«*ftuii tiot. up<i
lh»'lr M'l*» n» Noon ua th»*v
Hi«« lerrplnnri' »f mh h ill
coin or ccrllflt nt* * no *‘l i
nt t lie c* pi ml Ion of • *< n
until Ih*? nboln It i' 91*1 but lti"r tn.iv nil in ji
option p4\ lb' onllro mu »unt ol lh"ir
wb*’n notMloJ of it »#'pUt»r«v *»r *»t nnv nm *
when nn (uiiiilliiicnt l j*»y.ti»!*»
puyumnl, bourvi r on le*« limn +> i«r • «*«!•
muni In* tn«i|© t*m n lh« bUltlt r hhtIvo* no
IIchn of Hid at't'fpuoov of hU prop tl
Tho •1ni»'*ijiln»»tUin of trn1 ixonl. w ll w*
ml upAurtlt. onil l»l'l1*lf« "I1! "* l'»^ r |oo
|m>bhK Mut*' llm <!• nominal out •• * 1
wbDifo'rrD U!<• ml nr cou|hjii. lb* pro’*' *bu h
tb« bltlJcr t » v*v lb • p *t. • sh-■ r»*
I
coni In i
|f IlH i'Oifl.
n nn? 4 tfio'Mit» nr
rtuwlr*
noil*’•
1 Ull>l to
p tv hi llki*
tliiiiul A
i |»«r c«*i« t
Irti dtiV
h ihi'roof.
COMMISSION
Will llfworantrml •* Inrrltorml
mmi for Iho Flvn C lv11i*®«t
Ahdmoiik, I. T.. N*»v.
THE DAWES
<inv9rn*
T tIIm**.
15 The
Dawes commission, which hM been in
the Indian Territory for several
months negotiating with Indians and
getting data to lay before congress
with a view of opening up the coun-
try to white settlement, lu». com-
pleted >t. labor# and took their de-
parture for the Last Sunday. The
report of tile commission, which w ill
he submitted to the secretary of the
interior not later than the -’1st insL,
will recommend a territorial form of
government for the civilized tribes,
cutting off about four-lifth. of the
( hickusaw nation and tlie Kiowa and
Comanche country to be annexed to
tlie state of Oklahoma. The west
line of the Seminole nation will ex-
tend south to Ked river and form the
boundary between Oklahoma and the
Indian Territory. This will make
Okluhoma safely Democratic. It 1.
^morally believe*! that bonic actiou
will lie t ikon in regard to the exist-
ing condition in tile Indian territory
by the next congress.
No rontoltlce, tacrpt,il.
Wabiiinotox, Nov. 10.—.Many rc-
quests are received at the poftoflicc
<b partment from postoftiCOB all over
the country asking that certain ollices
included in the recent civil service
order be excepted from its operations
for a short time, the postmasters ap-
pointed since the new administration
came into power not yet having had
time t<> till tlie offices under them with
their party friends. To each the re-
ply is made thut the president only
can except any offices from the oper-
ation of ttie new order, and that it is
not very probable that lie would be
willing to do ho. _
Indian* Not 1'roRrefton*.
Wariiinotos, Nov. 14.—W. R- Lor-
ser, agent for tlie Sac and Kox Indians
at Tama, Iowa, where there are 302
Indians, makes a rather pessimistic
report of the condition and advance-
ment of tiio Indians. There are but
thirty-five houses, the Indians living
mostly in tepees. Most of the Indians
cling to the blanket Instead of civil-
ized dress. Hi' expected to make a
repo'-t of agricultural progress, but
was doomed to disappointment. There
lias been no progress in schools.
N'n Kipreu HuxtileM in the Territory.
Ml'SKOOKK. I ml. Ter.. Nov. l.>. — 1 he
agent of the United States oxpress
company here, as well as every agent
in the territory, lias received an order
from tlie general superintendent, dis-
continuing until further notice the
sale of money orders and the ship-
ment of money to any point. No
money will be taken in this territory >
so long as it is controlled and over-
run with lawless gangs. The exist-
cnee of this deplorable condition of
affairs is given as the reason for such j
action.
Klehitii.m ( luttlipion Winy Shot.
Ciiicaoo, Nov. 17.—The shoot for the
wing championship of the l nited
States came off yesterday afternoon
nt Burnside. The winner was li.
Kleinman of Chicago, who scored til
out of a possible 100. The other scores
were as follows: Brewer, 80; Dr.
t'arver, 80; tirim. 83; Robbins, .*0, Bing-
ham, 57; Elliott, 57; Budd, 47.
Grave llobbors at St. tJoneph.
St. Joseph, Mo., Nov. 16.—The
grave of I las well (i. Ilackley, an old
soldier who was buried September to,
lias been opened and nothing found
in the coffin except the bone from the
right leg, which was amputated dur-
ing flic war, which he had kept and
which was buried with him.
thi'omi-e. whet IK r that of 1 »-•- i o w- ir* r . i lie
l>nlt©4 Slut*"’ or an n^lMaul irraMiror ww*rr
It will tx? mo-1 c«uv«ml**ui i»»r 11*«» buMor lo at*
non It Hid amount-t of .
Th* l»o«d« will im H»t *.i I nliruurf I I
In ffrt*»r to mnkn lb« nroiio**** I »*^uo tin f r»o
a^ to fiato wllh tho •’ •'H l*ui lot- rj
«H th«?r#<*n will Ixirfln Nov *n»i>«r I, i*v* an i
MdflrrB will l»• re«iulp''l to |* kv nt cru*'*! u»t"r
«f,t ol the r »to of .< |m r t«ol «»n l»»« !.»• •• vaiuo
c»f llirir Ih*n«l4 front N»«'« ml'*'*’ * to tt.* I tl** ••f
t»ai«'4 «f payment TnotolaM t «*• «*f t*o “U In
pursuance of this notice, will aat cieeeit lhe
mim of |Vi,U w,0J)
•Tlii* Hocri’Urv nxnroMiy r'^vvei
Ihe rlihl lo rojnei any or all b"i**
• ■
aocreury of tin* tr**.» ry, W 'Hii u/ion I» *
and should »*• dMInclly m irk-l l*ri|H>s»al4
for Iho puri h i-«' "f ■* l»"r «'• nl t on l
* Itiunk fornm for pro|»oiiaU may i
unfliiiition lo Ui« »<*t i • * I a r v of iho * r*- t-'iry
J (J ( mci.ihi.i;
"Scoreinry of ihc Troaatiry
FITZSIMMONS KILLS HIS SPAR-
ItING PARTNER.
An Accidental ltl*ht- llaodav «n thw ,l»w
«f I »■■ IllnrUwn • •I.M Ilia I lentil •*
Syr*. H. V.| liurlna • Irlaadljr
h|>«rrli»( I klilliltI'll* tm lit*
MM i M T Not i: IW»r1
ITtxxImmona knocked mil an I killed
| (k<n Rior Ian, hU aparring partner,
last night In the first round of hi.
usual exhibition, which elooea the
program of lilw vaudeville show Ja-
’olm' theater was crowded to witness
dm entertainment, an I the audience
depart"d for their tiouii'H little know-
1 Ing tliat lllordan wan ntlll uncon-
solottn. Tile blow was a right-hander
and caught lllordan squarely on the
chin, lie did not full to the Boor
from tlie force of the blow, but sank
slowly until he measured Ills length
on tho stage. The accident occurred
nt Jti:.TO o'clock and two physicians
worked over him with applications of
electricity for two hours and a half,
without being able to restore him t<*
consciousness. At o cloek ho
was removed from the theater to tho
Hotel ('amici'. It was si lted by Man-
ugcr (ilorl that lllordan lind
drinking haul nil day and
was iutoxicuted w hen li
stage for tlie sot-t*x
Immediately after the Rlordnn in-
cident James Dunfeo, a local sparror.
put on tlie gloves for u two ronn I
set-to with Fitzsimmons, In tlie sec-
ond roun I Dunfeo landed a right
hander on Fitz'sjuw, securing n clear
knockdown, the first, Fit* declares,
lie was ever given. lie was no daze l
wliioi lie regained Ills feet tliat lie
could not see Dunfeo s hand when it
was ox ten I * 1 at the cal! of time.
FlUsiinmnns was arrested w hen tlie
physicians gave up liopo of saving
lMordnn't life.
Riordtn died at 3:17
morning.
HEROINE.
BANK ROBBERS
Tlie, f al l III* I My llank of s.lvan
i n* nnV I asm In Hllt**t,
Kax*ax (m. Mo., Nov. 14. —Die-
patch" s from halina and Kllsworlh,
Kun , tell of a daylight bank robtairy
at hylvau tirove, a little town one
I,ranch of the I'nlou I'aclllc road near
lllnL'h nson, and forty miles from
Kalina, Hint Is without parallel for
boldness and unique feature*.
According to the Satina story. Just
at noon, and while very few people
were on the str.'i t, threa men with
masked fa*'", and armed with Min-
ehesters, rode rapidly up tho main
street and halt" 1 In front of tlie 4 ity
bank. All dismounted, and while one
of tlie men went inside tlie oilier two
remained guar I Covering tlie eusliler.
who was atomi I it the huuk, tlie rob-
ber demande d what money there wa»,
and said lie wanted it quick. 1 ho
, money eaiu-i forthwith and
bandit
joined Mi
’ tfhll'i 'n
the
run out into tlie street and
11 comrades.
the act of mounting Ibo
been
tliat lie
came on the
farm
rcla-
o'clock tills
• had on
BOOKMAKERS IN A BOX.
An last St. l.oula .lu.llrs llnhl* 1 list
I.cmI Money Mny lie Recovered.
St. 1.011*. Mo., Nov. 16. -In Justice
dames A. Wyatt's court in Fkist ML
Louis, II K. Barnes sued for the re-
covery of 51-1 lost ul tlie i.iisl Side
race track during October. lien
tlie case was tried he produced losing
tickets representing tin; amount lie
claimed to have lost, and succeeded
in convincing tlie judge of tlie truth
of his statement. _
Judge Wyatt said that his decision
in favor of Barnes was strictly in
compliance with the state statute
governing such cases, which defined
clearly that a person upon proving
that lie had lost mi amount equal to
or more than Sin upon any gambling
device whatever, could obtain the full
amount lost from the parties reeeix-
ing tlie same and if not from them
from tlie lessees or owners of the
property upon which such game
were conducted.
A similar case lias been eomp'o-
mised by tho track people, but tiii*
will bo carried up* Confirmation "i
the decision will end racing across
the river from here.
MRS. CLEVELAND ITS SPONSOR.
Iho Itioj.* New American Merchant
Mcainahtp si. I .ml* I Hunched.
Pllll.AliKl.lTII A. Pa.. Nov- 13. — short-
ly after 12 o'clock to-day the magnifi-
cent new steamship St. Louis of tie*
American line waas successfully
launched at Cramp's shipyards in tho
presence of fully 30 000 peopi'. Mrs.
Cleveland, wife of the president,
broke the bottle of champagne mi lii •
bow of the noble ship as it glideo
down the ways at the s line time ut-
tering the words: "I christen thee
SL Louis.”
A KANSAS
Maud Schciiii’rliorn. \K<"I lO.Savni Her
Associate I rom llurnln; to Ilea'll
U D in I Kan.. NOV 17 Fire brolt*
out in the Patterson house at Harper
yesterday morning nt I o’clock. A
furious gale was blowing nt tho time
and there were thirty-seven guests in
;lio house. Two dining room
girls were nearly suffocated with
amoks when they discovered toe
fire. Maud Kchcmerhorn and
Mattie Harper were the girls. The
latter fell exhausted in her room, but
Miss Kchemerhorn, who is only 16
yea re old, broke a window, threw Miss
Harper out and followed her. lacer-
ating her fiesli. Miss Kchcrmerhorn
then gave tlie alarm, and over a dozen
guests were taken from tlie building
more dead than alive. Twenty other
houses caught fire, but the citizens
and lire department succeeded in
putting all out except the hotel and
out-buildings.
The loss is 815,000.
BIG VOTE ACAIN5T SUFFRAGE
robhen vei l' Art'll up ill by tlie cash-
ier. <>ne of the lull let- lodged in the
in t outlftw tlthooAh
badly wounded lie managed to laeulit
and all three rode rapidly away.
Loss of blood soon exhausted tho
wounded man, and after riding a
mile lie fell to tlie ground in a dying
condition The ether two men real-
izing tliat i sp me would follow if
the we'ud",l member t,f tlie gang
was cup.ured, couclu led to make
abort work of him and both fired a
bullet into his body, killing him in-
*. aut 1 v. Leaving him in tlie road
where he hud fallen they rode rapidly
uwav. ,
The amount of the money taken
w:e *1.3' ' and was all recovered, it
being taken from the dead bumlit.
who lias been identified as
hand named McKee, who lias
j lives living ut Beloit and St Joseph.
REWARDS FOR OUTLAWS.
Mu»ko(*a ufT.'r. at.#011 for tha llra.I.
iif Hit* look iirnitk-
Mi nkoukk. I. T , Nov. 10.— Citizen*
of this town, disgusted with the lack
of interest manifested by government
officials in tho suppression of out-
lawry, have offered a reward of 91,500
for the arrest of Bill ' ook, Cherokee
Bill, James French, Skecter and
dames Turner. This amount will
will supplement tlie reward of S-‘00
offered l»v the government, the 8730
offered by Chief Harris and reward*
which it "is hoped the express com-
panies may be induced to offer.
A most peculiar condition of affairs
developed yesterday afternoon. Tlie
Creek light horsemen encountered
fifteen deputy marshals and mistak-
ing them for bandits surrounded
them. The marshals mistook the
soldiers in tho same manner, and had
it not been for Chief Perryman of the
Creek nation, who kept posted on the
movement* of both bodies of men, a
fight would have ensued.
SHOT IN A COURT HOUSE.
■amlac ft*
Thera was no one at the table *ave
the landlady end Mr. Fkegg*. *nd Mr
ft. we* doing his level l»e*l trying to
eut the piece of steak on hi* plate.
"Mr, Kkagg*." said the lady firmly,
••when ere you ever goiug to pay your
board bill?”
"Ma'am?" responded Mr. (Skaggs In
a tone of surprise.
"When ere you going to pay your
board bill?"
"I didn't know I had to," lie said ns j
lie looked reproachfully at the
"I thought I wax working It out. and
once more he resumed hie labor*.—
Detroit Free Press.
RptMlf md 1‘tMlF*
Wife How thoughtful you are
And so you really bought this beauti-
ful antique rug for me '
Husband—Yes. my dear.
"How lovely of you! Where
put It?"
"Put it in front of your
CAM**"
"It will certainly look eery
there."
••Yea. It's a good strong rug
will keep you from wearing out the
carpet there.”____
How Craot
Frank —W’hv does Mix* Morton wear
such enormous xleevea? Large sleeve*
are fashionable, I know, but hers are
simply huge.
Miss Spite—Have you never noticed
her mouth?
Frank—Why, of course, but what
ha* her mouth to do with it
Miss Spite—Oh, nothing, only they
say she ha* a habit of laughing In her
sleeve.—Truth.
A HI* In»prc »»■*•*«•
"How do you like my new play,
Criticu*?”
"Pretty well: only I would suggest
two altercations."
"And what are they?"
"Hove the performance begin two
hour* later and end an hour sooner.
Truth.
Highest of all in Leavening Power.—I-atext V. S. C.ov't Report
is&ing
der
1 F* 9a
ABSOLUTELY E- .'J
BE
t.
lie'll l«
The
shall I
dressing
pretty
and
As True Mltn*l'*l.
A married man wnlls tliir
"Nothing maddens more tliat
tempt ......ad the piper to in>
"I'll sit down and begin It x i
something Interesting and »
seated for u minute or two.
she ll rise and *av
"Go right ahead, dear. I can bee
every word."
"Then she ll piancc Into the n
room and llnkh* and tinkle with thing
on tho mantel or tlie bureau while
raise my voice and have lo rear
some paragraph thut
xeuxe by that inruna.’
"Then obe li d ippei
I'll hear her voire come
tones from the clothe
• ■Wan ;i ■ aal B< i
"But 1 don't watt.
•*I put on my hat and
and read to myself ail the way
York Recorder.
out
,o*e« all H'
again, ant'
,ut in muffle
■set:
I'll lie back.
-<i down tout
i this town?
"Not one,"
inn."
"la that an
■1 regret t
"And there
"Indeed, tt
IfoixK on**.
try lud," uf
food tlinn w«
nif toM the
vhnt he Wi
rtm
'1 h** w<»H
I* It
.ni'lrring help-
« In n he met a
* he said, ap-
: n a good saloon
10 quiet-looking
,ii mtrtir
•re Is not
la.I, air,
xlgh the
h< ut hav-
i! to find
,—Detroit
Stale* ia
tl
What s Brut* tf« Mss!
Mr*. Dix—Mr*. Windmuller hn* *e-
oured a divorce from her husband on
ground* of cruelty.
Mr*. Hick*—What did he do?
Mr*. Dix—Whenever *he tried to ^
lure a good comfortable fight with
him he went sound asleep-—Town
Topic*.
Jack-That cigar you gave me wa-
the worst I ever tackled.
Tom—That's because you never |
tackled any of your own—Detroit
F'ree (’res*.___
•• IIssms’i «*«•' Torn
(VsiTXntx-l tscorror rr -n.) n-funilvl. *»x J-™
liussut for It. Cnr* a..«s
• ion HofttH. alee.
The resd'-rn of this | iq-*r will l x pie*-.- I
lo learn tliat there lx ■< lo*-t one dreaded
dl.aaae that xi'lenr* hs« tas-n nl-le to cure In
all Its sieges, and that t* Catarrh. Hull
Catarrh Cure la the ooltr fsxlti*• <tire now
known to tlie medical fraternity i aiarrl'
ialug s constitutions! disc*** require* n |
eonstitutionsl treatment. Ball Ciiiorrl. i
Cure I* token internally, *• ting dlrertlv
u»>n the blood end mm u» xurfm— "f 'I
■rsteni. thereliy destroying the foandation !
of the disease, and giving the patient
strength l>v building up <he reii«titutien
and nssixting nature In doing it* work
The proprietors lisve so much faith In P*
curative lowers, that they offer One Hun
dred Dollars for nnv eose that it foil-1"
cure. Heud for list of Testimonial*
Address. F J ( HKNKY «: CO , Tolodo.O
r jr'Sold l>v Drug*'- 7 c.
Hall » Family I'lUe 25c
KNOWLEDGE
At a Picture Sale.
Auctioneer —Here, gentlemen
have
I.ltersllv True.
The amboxsador from a distant
court was deeply Interested.
••I am told," he observed, "thatyoui
majesty la clothed with great power.'
The queen smiled.
"You would think so. she answer1 ■
without restra n'. "if you could m
those six big maid* of honor lacing my
stays."—Town Topics.
In t Itlrago.
Mrs. Fourth—How do you like yout
new husband.1
Mrs. Second (with disappointment
—Well, he's some improvement on tli
first
Mrs. Fourth 'encouraginglyl — Don
felt just
Chancellor Allltnn of Sallivllle Killed
Ity III* clerk—Suicide Follow*.
N'ashvii.t.i . Teun . Nov. 15.—Chan-
cellor Andrew Allison of t li is city,
was shot and instantly' killed this
afternoon in the corridor of the court
house, by George K. Whitworth, for
counties of Kansas. | six years past clerk and master of the
tho equal suf- court. Whitworth then shot anil fa-
tally wounded himself.
Chancellor Allison's son, Granville,
was appointed a few days ago to suc-
ceed Whitworth as clerk.
Whitworth accosted Chancellor
Allis "n and, when tlie latter turned
partly around, fired tlie contents of a
double barreled gun into his face
mid breast. Allison died instantly*.
Whitworth then drew a pistol from
his pocket and shot himself twice in
tlie breast.
jtioneer—Here, gentlemen, w .lespair. my dear I felt just as y
a masterpiece from the brush of J ( a1inut in , DKro
the famous painter. Schmirinsky, In a |.-rce jycss.
Hrio!7»f
uynds to
rightly u'
XT than u
ess ex]>e
idaptinz
he needs
lie value
axative
t»nu*lvf •
it* CXet
nt to the
Lneticial
tivc; efl
ispellins
mi pern
has pi v
Li
rt and improvement and
,1 i..! oit when
d. 'll
the Amen'tmxnt Mas Defeated in ttan-
»as by liver Tlilrly Thnasnnd.
Topk.ka, Kas., Nov. 17.—Chairman
Breidenthal, of tlie Populist state
committee, has received returns from
04 of tho 105
showing the vote on tho equal
friitfc proposition.
The eleven counties yet to hear
from are in tho western portion of
the stat«\ where the vote was very
small, and the result will be little
changed liv them.
There was a total of 203.324 votes
cast nt the election, of t hat number
202,131 voted on the suffrage ques-
tion: 85,478 voted for, and 116,653
against- This show* a majority
against the amendment of 31,175.
A SILVER TRUST,
tine Is Nn Id to lie Organlring to tontrol
If the r.stiy t* Catting Teeth.
0» rat* and lire th«to! 1 »"<l *v!! met iwnrdy. X
Wo.loWi fcooTHWO 6r*I f for Children TwthUa:-
gold frame.
Art Patron—I offer 3 marks for it.
Auctioneer—Three marks. But. my
dear sir, the picture alone is worth .
that much. Jack—I wonder why 1 lllsbury com
-----T-! T ii... mi tied suicide ’
rise's Remedy for C»urrh *)T®» 1 .'j l Meg—Oil. it is so much clieaper tli 1
eVnelli heliVthi^oTs^'.i’c.irex the disease. I divorce, you know.—Life. _
. iv, who live bet-
I. it j y life more, with
l'V more [iromptly
Id's lu st pru'lucta to
.d Is ,.ig, will attest
:!, , f tpure liquid
■ ■ nib raced in the
Figs.
hie to its preventing
■■ table and pll-ae-
- •.. f resiling and truly
uf n perfect lax-
i . the system,
|;i ; e-lies and lever*
curii constipation,
.tliet to million*and
.iv.d of the medical
. "ii the 1’*'
!. v,:: i nt VrTS-
* • r ft- !y free from
II drug-
,' it it is man-
1 . Syrup
. • ■ nt-. don every
Fyrupnf Figs,
h v ,:• will not
\t I( HIT !’■! -INK'vs ROI'^BB^
F.(i«*l Terms.
Miss Manyseason—Yes I
have con-
sented to marry Mr. Gohlhug. I do ,
not love him, but I respect him.
Miss Budd—Oh, I wouldn't worry
about that Most likely his feeling ,
for you is chiefly veneration. — N. of cases of consuniption car. if taken in
Weekly. I the earlier stage* of the disease, be cured
-------- This may seem like a bold asst-rtion 10
Editor—The Kaffle will be very glad those familiar only with the means R«-uvr-
iiilter, ud Poritry.
■’otk Islcp.d
u tUc tut®. ^ ud : • tor-L**t Ra
MTI9IIL MIL
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Iroucla.os *ve.
ka
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j lira IllS.ObO.OO.
.». bisrop.^ai^ts1!
Pm per. v. r
Preparing for the < ook
Topeka, Kan , Nov. 17.—Owing tc
tlie continued depredations of tin
Cookgangof outlaws on the south
cm border of Kansas, the citizens 01
that locality have determine i to nut
themselves in a condition for im-
mediate and adequate defense Bank
Commissioner Breid *nthal received a
letter yesterday afternoon fr > n a
banker at Chetopu, r.quest n; that a
sufficient quantity of arms lie pro
vided by the stat . or loaned from the
state arsenal, to enable that com
munity to properly resist a threat
en -d visit from the t ook robbers He
also stated that t hetnpa has organ
ize l a Protection nssociut <>n, com-
posed of sixty-two business men. an I
that the association is prepared b
protect the property and people ol
that city. ___
t ht<-»Ko CUlm* ‘2,000,00a I'opnlntlon.
Chkaoo, Nov. 10.—A banquet oi
tlie Two Million club was had Iasi
night to celebrate the arrival of Chi-
cago at the 2.0U0,ooo mark in popula-
tion. The club was formc-d some
months since to loom tlie population
toward tiic desired mark. Last, night
it declared tlie work finished as it es-
timates the number of people residing
in Chicago at 2,236,000.
A Brakeman Ilun Over anil Killed.
Ol.ATHE, Ivan., Nov. 15. — VV. A
Wampler, head brakeman on the
south-bound Southern Kansas freight
train, fell from the train between tho
ears last night about three miles
north of here and was run over and
instantly killed.
I ho Irice of tlio Output.
DnNVF.it, Col., Nov. IT.—The Rocky
Mountain News says that a sy ndicate
is scheming to obtain control of the
silver market and dictate the price of ' his resolution
the metal to all silver using coun-
tries. A conference was held in this
city tills week, it is said, at which
were present Daniel Guggenhcimer
of New York, Messrs. Barton and
Nash of Omaha. Mr. lianaur of -mlt
Lake and Mr. Allen of tlie Philadel-
phia smelting and refining company
nt Pueblo and repre entatives of the
local smelters and the leading silver
producing mines.
OUTLAWS' FOUL CRIMES.
Indian Territory Desperado*. Do Worse
Than To intuit IJobberjr.
Guthrie. Ok.. Nov. 16.—A remnant
of tho Cook outlaw gang which had
been runout of the Indian territory,
held up a German emigrant named
lleckley who was eu route with his
family from Wewoka to Tecum.ch
yesterday morning. The poor trav-
eler was robbed of utl his valuables,
his eldest daughter was outraged
and one of tlie horses unhitched from
the wagon and ridden off.
There were four bandits in the
party. Deputy marshals are in pur-
suit of the desperadoes.
DR. M'COSH DEAD.
The Well Known Kilucator Ole* at Ills
Home Near I rinceton.
Piiixi Eros, N. J.. Nov. 17. — Dr
James II. MeCosh, the venerable c.v
presidcut of Princeton university, and
a leading educator of tlie age. de-
parted this life at 10 o'clock la*t
night lie had been conscious nearly
aUday and died in that condition.
BOND ISSUE QUESTIONED.
t'onere.sman It.dley of less*. Declare.
4 here <« no Authority for It.
Washington, Nov. 17.—As soon as
possible after congress meets Repre
sentat ve Bailey of Texas, will call up
introduced during tiic
last session, which declares that the
secretary of the treasury lias no uu-
nuthorit v under tlie present law to
issue bonds. Mr. Bailey is confident
it will meet with favorable action in
tlie house and hopes for the same re-
sult in the senate. _ .
He emphatically declares that it is
to avoid the ulmo-t certain interfer-
ence of congress that the present is- 1
sue of bonds is being rushed at tho
present time.
■1 ho Denver Strangler.
Denver, Col., Nov. 16.—Although
many detectives arc working upon
the Market street strangling cases,
the strangler is still at large and the
terror-stricken female denizens of
the row to which his operations have
so far been confined, are making
preparations to move. Several have
already left the city. Richard De-
manv, whose mistress, Lena lapper,
was" the strangler's first victim, is
held under 85,(mo bail on suspicion.
The police hold the theory that he
murdered Lena Tapper, than killed
Marie ( ontassoit because she could
jrive damaging testimony against
;,im, and finally strangled Kikn
Omava in order to avert suspicion
from himself.
sir, to boom the real estate interests o!
HawviUe. without money and without
price: but one thing must be under
stood in advance.
Promoter—What?
Editor—When the boom bursts, the
Kagle is to have the printing of the
mortgage foreclosure proceedings.
Addr«Mi> Wanted.
You no doubt have several friends
ir. other States who might be induced
to come West if properly approached.
There may be one or two dozen ol
them. Nothing better than nicely il-
lustrated folders, with appropriate
maps, and text prepared by somebodj
whose only interest in the matter is to
tell the truth.
If you will send to Geo. T. Nicho!
*on, G. P. A. Santa F'e Route, Topeka.
Kans., ft list of persons who would be
interested in literature regarding Kan-
sas. Oklahoma, Texas. New Mexico
or California, he will take pleasure ir.
mailing to each one an assortment of
folders, pamphlets, etc. They arc
fre<,. Santa Ff. Route.
.Ilyin use for it* treatment; a nasty (."l
iver oil ami its filthy emuho"»-. extract
,f malt, whisker, diffi rent preparations • :
ivnophosphites and such like pal: uUr.r. | ,
Although by many believed to be incura j-r.ri
de. there is the evidence of hundreds o. | Lldll
jving witnesses to tlie fact that, tn all tl.,
urlier stages, consumption is a curaol
lisease. Not every case, but a large per
enlace of eases, and we believe, f»l‘r “
Mr cent, are cured by Dr. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery, even after the disease
las progressed so far as to induce repent; -.
ik-edings from the lungs, severe lingering
ougb with copious expectoration mcluil i
ng tubercular mat: : . great loss ot tlcsli i
aid extreme emaciation and weakness.
Do you doubt that hundreds ot such cases j
-eported to us as cured by " Golden M d |
cal Discovery " were geuume cases of tlm, I
•read and fatal disea- ? You need not take-
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Wichita,
Tito Pditosj uram and Fuel Ga., Km1**-'.
iiitj hai!SfiOH4.G-,S?F7 AS a STEAM COAL
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ouiaa, atty sui;e.
)urword~for it. They have, in nearlyevery j JR££S Of GOLD,P JEMAMqumee; ■' ^
nr.tance. been so pronounced by the best Burbank’saOMIHton irbiVALmS).
„.l most expern u ^ Trets P9BM .....^erS&LF.
vho have no inte: t whatever in mis antesij^l;,'{ [( - ' . ... ,-xp erie-ni'e can
representing them,
-trongly prejudiced and advised ,.y uisiaaa.Me.,Rockport.lll.
i trial of "Golden Medical Discovery, ----
but who have been forced to coni s that
t surpasses, in curative power over t.n-
atal malady, all other medicines with
which they are acquainted. Nasty cod
■ logxman'sramphor lr*wltl» Glyrsrlna.
r:;
She—Do you like to hear piano play-
ing?
Ile_Very much. It's such a prompter
of conversation.—Truth.
He—You saw some old ruins while
in England, I presume?
She—Yes, indeed. And one of them
wanted to marry me.—Brooklyn Life.
liver oil aitd its filthy "emulsions 'mid ,
mixtures, had been tried in nearly ad , : se-
nses and had either utterly faned to bene-
fit, or had only seemed lo benefit a little :or
a short time. Ext:act of malt, whi^scy,
and various preparations of the hvnophos-
phites had also been faithfully lued in vain.
The photographs of a large number .ot
those cured of consumption, bronchitis
lingering coughs, asthma, chronic nasal
catarrh and kindred maladies, have been
skillfuliv reproduced in a booz o! loo
pages which will be mailed to you, on re-
ceipt of addres* and six cents ui stamps.
You can then write those cured aad learu
their experience.
Address for Book. Wort n * DISPENSARY
Medical Association. Buffalo, N. a.
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('nptnin Slruit Falla I>ca*l.
Votit Scoit, Kan., Nov. 15.—Captain
O. Strait, who had just completed his
second term as register of deeds of
Bourbon county, dropped dead of
heart disease at 6 o'clock this morn-
ing. Sineo his retirement from of-
fice he had been a merchant, lie was
well known in state politics.
llie liar's Illness Costly.
London, Nov. 16.—A dispatch from
Vienna to the Times says that papers
there state that including the 8.766,-
000 divided among the doctors, C/.ar
Alexander’s illness nnd journey to
Livadia cost 86,160,000.
A Nebraska Milage l ire Swept,
Ithaca,Neb.,Nov. 16.—Fire broke out
nt 7 o'clock last evening and before it
was checked the business portion of
Hi is placo was laid waste. Tho total
loss is estimated at 8:5.000, insurance
about 85,000. Several persons wore
injured by an explosion of gunpow-
der. _
An Iowa Town Swept Away.
Mason City, Iowa, Nov. in.—The
town of Sheffield, fifteen miles south
of here on tlie Iowa Central railroad,
was totally destroyed by fire last
night Loss, 8100,000.
Until well Dot for Speaker.
Sedai.ia, Mo., Nov 15.—,1 II. H>th-
well. recently elected to tho legisla-
ture from I’ettis county on the Re-
publican ticket, to-dnv announced
himself ns a candidate for the speak- .
c rah ip of the house, and will make a kets, are hauling it into
Kansas and other Western states on
Wheat Scarce.
Omaha, Neb., Nov. 10.—Trans-Mis-
souri grain traffic is practically at an
end and will continue so until a new
crop is harvested, Railroads, instead
of transporting grain to Eastern niur-
' ** Nebraska.
vigorous canvass for the place
line Negro Kill. Another.
Paris, Mo., Nov. 13. -Frank Woods
and Fred Thomas, two negro men got
into a row on t rooked creek, ten
miles north of tli is place, last night
when Woods shot Thomas the latter
dying in a few hours. Woods is now
iu jail here.
Mowbray Maj bo Deported.
New York, Nov. 13.—Tho immigra-
tion authorities have under consul r-
ation the rase of till feed Mow bra \.
the English anarchist who shipp- I
into the country lifter having once
been denied adno-siou Tim question
now is whether or not Mowbray shall
be deported.
I ugttt.tle Dsll stolon.
Davenport. Iowa, Nov. Ft.- Iho
Richard K Fox diamond champion-
ship belt exhibited by .lame- Corbett
in tlie window of C. 17. Sheriff - drug
store, was stolen last evening by uu-
knoivn uien.
account of the short crop.
Preparing for Mar In tiuntemala.
Guatemala. Nov. 17. — (’reparations
for war continue here, and recruit-
ing progresses all over the country
American laborers on tiic Port Barrios
railroad have been made officers nnd
are drilling the natives.
1 lie ••Ko*l DucIiora*’ Dead.
London, Nov. 17. Caroline Agnes
Beresford, dowager duchess of Mont-
rose, known in the racing world as
"Mr. Munion" and also as the “red
duchess," died at her London resi-
dence, 45 Belgrave Squaro, S. W.,
early this morning.
* rou Nut Ion la
Chamberlain, s. n.. Nov. 17.—Iron
Nation, the head chief of the Lower
Brule tribe of Sioux, died yesterday
nt his home on the Sioux reservation,
of pneumonia, lrou Nation was one
of the most prominent Indian chiefs
of recent years, aad was 90 years old.
<'!ioroUt*e*4 1 ablto School Horned.
Cherokee, Kan., Nov. 15.—The
Cherokee public school building, a
large two story brick, caught fire at
l'.':H5 o'clock to-day and was soon re-
duced to uslies. All the furniture
and tlie library were burned. The
loss is about S 15,000; insurance, 88,500.
No Koacl Honda for Them.
SpbingFIELD, III.. Nov., 17.—At to-1
dav's session of tlie National Grange
the convention denounced tlie idea ol
issuing state and county bonds for
the improvement of roads ns being in
conflict with the Henry George idea
of suppressing tho debt and credit
system. ____
Kitted l>y a. Schoolmate.
Willow Springs. Mo., Nov. 17.—
W innie MeQuerrv. a boy aged 15, was
killed at Noblctt school house by-
being struck on the head with a stone
thrown by Harvey Evans. The boys
h:,d quarreled about some literary
mu Mors. Evans is under arrest.
Suva llrtrriaon la in the Field.
Sphinokiki n, U, Nov. 17.—Hon.
Thomas Taggart of Indianapolis,
chairman of the Democratic state
central committee of Indiana, tvho is
here visiting his brothor- in-law,
stated thut Benjamin Harrison would
unquestionably be a candidate for the
nomination us president. He added
that it was Harrison against the field.
An 'relic Expeditin') Wrecked.
Archanoee, Russia, Nov. 16. Tlie
Arctic expedition commanded by Cap-
tain .1 oseph W ig gin - of Kara sea fame
has been wrecked near Yuggrshir.
I All hands were saved.
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of the early stages of the disease
Now it is not. In all
Scott’s Emulsion
will effect r, cure quicker than any other
known specific. Scott s Emulsion pro-
motes tho making of healthy lung-tissue,
relieves inflammation, overcomes the excess-
ive waste of lhe disease and gives vital
strength.
For Goughs, Colds, Weak Lungs, Sore Throat,
Bronchitis, Consumption, Scrofula, Anaemia,
Loss c? Flesh and Wasting Diseases of Children.
Buy on!v tho genuine with our trade-
mark ou salmon-colored wrapper.
"Semi for pamphlet in* Stall’s Emulsion. EE EE.
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