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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-27

SCSFlCToCs CISCTNsTsNCS.- "A
man aud woman have heen living
10 SSieu the post two weeks. the 70
mans Bzne t<iug given as NrS R
psrDnite and the MANI xs r (
Brown She claimed ~ Cue time
this man wSs ber roGsin. at another
thsi he x2s her uDese sud finally to-
day tod the csIy n1Srsb~l h- w<s her
d.vurCsd husband. She lad Q hSby
with her THAT >he FIRST s~ii wss her
o~n. bOi sfler~&rd ssid she oS.xi0s-d
from the tShy home in East Prt-
land Ihrs h~by Vas taken SICK
early IN THE Srees SBd quietly died
SATURDAY. SEVERAL E-er~nns beCzne
$ ltJbs sLsspici u oi the cirruu1-
>iADo> aud called Marshal r SIS
s.iealipD TO them he cAlleu
on ber to-day sud during
= -bo-T Interview she told ~ many
different STORES ss to cast ii~-redit
upnn all ufths-m. There i. $ general
i.-.lsf that ilse matte. will bar in
ye~;lESii,Sn. a. those who are most
familiar with the vanAu's move
u.euis have ~ hesitation iu think
ing the death uf the child WAS the
s1li os Decleci. il DO; wo-se treat
ueul- The w,,man can out-ssls s
SAleu lawyer, bui her tongue Is no,
- careful to be Consistent.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-27
4 Question WILL Answered.

Mrs. JONES: II dou't understand
how you can have your hoys al
ways appear 80 well-dr-scd?'
Mas. BRowS. That is simple
! buy their clothes Of johnson,
q ,otnby & Co, and they are sure -
fiji and wear we'll"
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-27
Administrators Final Notice.

NOTlcE II hereby given that the under.
~ slgbed has fi.ed In the County court
" Marion couply. oregon, mis- flnai sccoubi
sIsiiDg Off T. Mckinney, W. 7. Rigdon
aud T.. n. BellinE4r. dseeased,j and that
',y sgder ~ said court, -atnrday. A0y. =,
-. al so'eincs a IN. hss been appointed
fDr D~ssring oojes'ti'bs 10 said m u acoDaui
.Dd the settlement thereof.
W. T. KIGUOS,
AdminiStrstor OF said PArtnersLlp.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-27

TaE CHICAGO MEN ARE HERE
M-~s-S. Johu Watson and w. II
Porter, representatives q, the Chi
czco syndlczies who have n con
,-,,iiug interest in the Salem Sire
Railway ruDrauy, arrived in the
city this nnoruing. They were mei
81 tie ; 7. depot by 3. :. Coke. OF
the Oregon Lard Co, and driven
around shroGgh the city this tore
n.su- This sfierDorn they took ipoI.
over The car line They expressed
themselves - well Pleased with
h- flr>i impression made On them
by the capital city OF Oregon A
thorough Investigation Of the line
and the city in general will be made
tefa-s snythinc definite Can he given
a. TO whsi they ~Ill DO in the way
Of improving :0e line. They seem
to fiud things fully up TO the repre-
sensation. NJ. Porter and Mr.
Watson are registered at The Villa
metts.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-27

The REAsoS-I do the leading
boot and shoe business Of Salem In,
that good goods cast upon the trade
returnSth after many days. Quality
IL ever my motto, at live aud let
live prices. A. Klein. 2ll, Com
mercial street. d 81
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-27

WORK CONSIEN c ED.-Engine~r
C-oDdahl, Cont FACTOR Hoffman and
TIE county commissioners were IN
consultation again this forenoon and
the expressed intention was to- c,.ni-
msncs operations for the cutting
down OF The pier this afternoon.
Word has been received from
from Engineer L-derle that the re-
port was in his hands, but he las
sent no Recommendations or esti-
mates Yet, nor no ss.'ction of the
proposed 'aupuiation." Three car.
loads Of steel for the spans arrived
on the Southern Pacific to-day.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-27

MAIN PIPE BCRsTED.-Ye Yesterday
about noon one Of the main pipes Of
the wafer comp ny bursted, at the
intersections Of Winter and Center
streets- Mr.. Martin, superis,end'
ent Of the water works, set force Of
m n at work tins u orning to repair
the break.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-27

COUNCIL MEETING. The guar
dians Of the city's exchequer are 60
ing to try for full house" in ad-
jnurped session this evening, and
they will doubtless succeed, as there
are 10 duties or attractions 10 de-
iiiAnd theiI attention otherwise
The meeting begins at T:30.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-27

LUMBER. aud par
ties contemplating DaiidiDg, should
not fail TO call on J. +. jacobson for
estimates on rough and dressed lum
Der. Yard and Office near agricul-
tural works. s-a6-e y DIFF.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-27
DIED

KNIGHT.-AtA AshiAud, last Salur
day evening, OrtUter %, 1880, Mn
y Il. Knight, aged 40 years.
This sad event brought Zeal sOr,
row 10 the hearts % her admiring
friends in this community, wher.
sh. had resided nearly all her life
aud was beloved for her amiable
qualities Of head and heart by ali
who knew her. She was edu-
edurated al the Aca 1eIny
OF Sacred Heart, this city, where
sue graduated with high hOnOrs in
1871. She was married TO Col. y
B. Knight few years later aud
now leaves him II the depths Of h
strong mans grief, besides leaving
Three children TO mourn u fond I'D
loving mother.
The family moved 10 ASHLAND
some months ago thinking the drs er
atmosphere of Southern Oregon
would be beneficial to her delicate
health and also to he near the seat
Of the COlonel's business, which
Was at LinkvilIe, aud it was a
source Of grief to see her return this
morning CORPSE. She was the
daughter Of Gen. John +. Miller sad
wife and came with them to Oregon
when only year old.
The funeral will take place from
the residence Of her mother. Mrs
JnO. +. Miller, on Marion street i,e-
tween Liberty and High, tomorrow
afternoon at 2 o'clock, with Gov
ernOr Pennoyer, Hons. A. Bush, j.
J. Murphy, Edw. Hirsch, Jno. q.
Wright, and B. r. BoBham az pail
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-27

No DOs'T.-DOn't kick about the
fine fall weather, but make the best
of it by bringing your fruit TO Squire
Farrar & Co.'S. They pay cash and
then sell you groceries at bedrock
Yats6
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-27

Choice faf poultry wanted. Tur-
keys. geese and ducks at highest
cash price. fify dn. cboice fat hens
at 10 cents pr pound ut Steiner's
msraet, l50 State st. l0:l8-wtf
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-27

w. l.. Wade, OF North Salem, has
full line If general merchandise
and Is giving away handsome books
W tn ash purchases. II
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-27

FISE WEATHEg.-These beautiful
days are icing improved by those
furnishing houses aud az usual there
i- rush at Burens furniture rooms.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-27
The Problem soiv~d-An Cnrisaled
B God Further

Found al last 10 HiDDard's Rheumatic
Syrup--A Ermdey Which ~ pels all p<Ii-Os
ous matter from tie hood. A vel. X nOyn
citizen Oi est I.ebun IN, IDd., lsstlnes 10
ito value
Gentl-msn: 10 affords me pleasure to
stain thai my wife na- ed greater
We have used ak b ffiss e"f md II 10 BE-
the liesi family rem dy we nav ever u-~d
10 j. truly all % 4. lH's-si 10 u. - Its foup-
der fOurs truly,
y. WALL. s.. h., .. = >sf anon, Ind
For sale By smith 4 steiner.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-27

Regular meeting Of the w. {. T.
L. tomorrow Tuesday Oct. 2sl at
80 p. III. in the hail Oh Commercial
street. Full attendance desired.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-27

VANTED.-s a hest. .fiats and Hav. In ray
W fs photographs at CDerringiOn Hrs.
gallery. Hisns,t market price paid. Will
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-27

The best you can buy is what We
sell. Try Us when you want gro
ceries, crockery aud glassware. J. g..
Wright.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-27

TAX = SnTiCK--Ws wish ali borsas on
tbiT riars Tefney~d by Dssisib.r lsi
Ne ore piDsiDg the entire JnitnIn Innd
ana All have nOkfsss JSsl. ". GILBERT,
chssns wa IndiaD rchool.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-27

II variety il charming, then our
new stock of lamps cannot fail To
charm. J. &. Wright.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-27

t)AIEJS ILk Home Industry. and use
Msslnisin ha isss C.s.yns,t,re Omar.
enis-d ~ give reiIei Or money refunded
N~Duhse,ufs1 BY ~. II CrD-s, salem, ore
s"n- smith A o,ciDer sole agents for
o'@4ch- I-hdlm
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-27

l.tlIND At LAsT.--A Potash that viii
20, .sis al Dlatnonds music house.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-27

81 JCsT OPESED.-A Firsi-c.ass new
barber shop al 2l0 Commercial
street. Shaving, is cents. n. Mute
& a. r. Clark. DIFF
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-27
Sll m At letie A'aIeny.

lnstructious given IN .Il sin j. ~ r'is sis- lc
exercises. including AL mo F-,urat- cs,udl-
GIVE 10 puy- cal d-r-ippn a.. App.yts
secretary Ut rom, 10 Com nertiAl -
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-27

WASTED.-A good fresh milch
COW. T. II. Barnes, Salem Land
company. 10 q f.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-27
LOCAL MARKET.

Wheat, ne; S. c-=nis Ter ~.
E1p-- active: = TO p reDEs r--- ID
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-27

See adj Of Clara Morris iD the great
new society drama, "ReDee de Mo
ray"
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-27
GILBERT / PATTERSON.

Dealers IN Grocerss, Crocssy.
Glassware, Pants, o1s, ia-.shes,
Brushes, wn5o~g.ass, Etc. Soc
Ags-ts for soioure Tea asd Big
Car Bzsirg Powder.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-27
PUBLIC SALE

NOTICE is nercoy given thu; ;hs under
y gned Tn - Ii Hubbard. sg =. Il
ng--e. So. v l. on
saturday. the Sii. day of Noy.InLef 4 $50
Al % clock =. N. OF : I'd q =. a. bis r,-ri-
dence- corner VI Commercial aud Marluu
streets % the cttv o. "a riu. county -. Ma
riOn. st%i. u: o.. m, se.l ~ puol c auction
10 tns highest bic der ior cs.-l IN nand by
vlr ue uf a clatiel mor1gIgr tua,dr by 4.
NJ DJrr4uce aud - ". DBFguuc, 10 Rus
sell & Cu. ou june ftn. l,-1. md r, n.assls
thereof. the following described IersiIl.ll
property. 10 ~:
one No. pulling pump; me 10 ov heat
er Ois No. : American injector aud stan
tard piping. - by u tubular b,iier No
fIHr one o. BY a. automatic -ng ~. com
pt-ie, No 4h9s wi-u "a feel - inch u-.til Z
ply. manufactured by Ku-SeI & o..
rgsid properly vii H. : 90! b. satisfy The
Hr'punt remaining due HUd unpaid uIr5ii
said cnsttei mori guse-
THIS II HCBBAEu.
Alen for EurSs.,l s co.
Dated salem, Oregon. O.J .i.h. ls.O
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-27

Iron fiyiiy pans only . and III
cents at Crissman's 6 and 10 cent
stO ..
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-27

ISsk kENI rive dnsceS furnished
J. FDDfn4. ADlIiy at ST Cnni'l. -: D-l2-tf
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-27

L. McGinnis, Salem, Oregon,
brickmssOn. p-lulu.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-27

CLARA MoRRIs.-The subscribers
TO tins entertainment can select
their tickets at PattOn's to-day.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-27
Notice to Contractors.

Sealed plans. specifications and bids for
the cnnsl rUcitou ~ Il rylEuJy b idse ucTys-s
rtlyer creek IN the tow 81 -tlVeraon. viii
D. received aud cnDcide-rd a. the Nuvesu-
Der. iss~l. term of The Marion counts court.
BIDS ma b- for s-tnsr u wood Howe truss
covered. pr gE iron bridge. AL yrlg,s~i-
tinns Ia oe -elGlal. and :. I'd with the ,it =
Of saic cuuTt on DT bft1re Nov. lgtl- 2 j. l.. 81
nDIn- The cur; reserves NJ right To- rt.-
lect any or ssll bids Il. order Of tn,. hon
county Court o. Mar .uu c,IEufN. Greg N
FL. BABlD h, Cuuuiy Ji-rS
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-27

t.Na -ALE Or Tx ADE.- One span Of
grid af' ssS- Que span 81 god s-yeat.
: "a costs i'ne good work horse. and head
n e.a;gis. iDgu.F. ofa. l.. t,nAaEEsiISs
lEfrtf
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-27

Willamette Valley points eau make -la~,
Dnnec,lOn with tue Train. B fn,
Y fA4ClNA ROUTE az Albauy ,GIorvuslis
nd II da-tfnsd TO san Frtuc.S,J. ~iIuulC
.rrdnge Ia arrive 81 Yaquiun .h- .vrufi.,
lefoFe date OF sailing
PsSs~nger ami Fr.i :hi Eais, il=.y. o..
-ewest. For information apply tn Ge~sn
HUMAN q Co., Freight und Tlrss
agents I'D and 32 Front ~. Portland ',r
&C. HUGUE Act Genl PIT. 4
Pa -. Agt-, Oregon Pacific 4. IL. 90.
torvalli- ~
G. n. HASWELl., Jr. GenI Frt: 2
Pass. Agt. OresIn Devslupmeu.
Co., .Ji Montgomery -:
~in Frinci-cl. "a
Remember the Oregon Pacific pIpui,
summrr eucuEsion- ipw rate tickets
now on sale frum al! valley points
Yaquina and return.
c. c HJGCE,
Asi. q r aud T.. Agen
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-27

NDTfCE D%acIgn Ha cb na- r.turned
" afier a AK weeks Wilt among r..l..-
4OD. and ir,-nds In hnlbessr csiunty. aud
.. NJ s-scg ~ do al. kinli. Of r.tislnznnd
'..ssiD< % satiss.sciDsy manner aud
yfs'S~ 70 ~ y iiSlltf
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-27

( esf..-HTG CHOLERA CURE =
D'J tDpg ragLt-F I'll rs@s8pss aud nj -.
4oi > mall !. II &DsTrgrH.
ID "a u l<I~k box 90. P1rIiaod Or
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-27

I O-r Og -TOLEN. A brnun b,ra doe
- Tax No. ~. dated Aug y, ise,. Initials
Il. =. Return 60 nOssi. @tiiaiuetls.
aLc Fs7e-lrs reward. A T. .AiGSEX n
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-27

Sarressq' 10 ". Il. COOK.
Tse Cook II Iini : oppzs..Er cpurt bopse
fI'nseisut 10 bus sin.a,s parf nf city and
street car line rgnni--R past the df,pg
t-ztes sl.n 10 s., ~ L day, aclprding 10
Tv'm -p-,lGl term, To oOarders and
fsmilis>.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-27

In the o. the state OF OREGON, for
the county Of Marion.
In the matter OF tae eslalei
NJ
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-09-16
SHIFTING OF PARTISAN SHOTS.

From the Globe Democrat.
One of the pleasing developments of
the federal count of population is the
fact which it reveals that New York has
ceased to be the decisive state in presi-
Dental contests. Under any opportion-
ment scheme which stands the slightest
chance of adoption New York will be
compelled to vacate its position in this
respect, and assume a less ambition role
Whether the basis of representation re-
main as at present at 12j. 900 or be adj
vanced to $4,000 or 100000, the case
will be the same. The Dunnel PROPOSE
ton, which is now before the house. is
a compromise between the extremes in
the plans which have been suggested. 1t
fixes the unit at about 1900 and pro-
vides for a house of 354 members and an
electoral college of 442. There is a strong
probability that the unit which will &C.
tually be adopted will not vary much
from this figure. 1t would be fair
to both parties and to all sections.
Some gains would be made in the south,
but the bulk of the accession of strength
would come TO the central west and
northwest, as it would under any plan
of reappOrtonment.
Under the Dunnell scheme the sure
Republican states would have 21S cleo
toral votes, the Democratic states 151,
and the doubtful states-New York, In
diana. Connecticut, New Jersey and
West VirginIa-73. As 222 would make
a ma ority of the electoral college, in this
plan the Republicans would need but
four extra votes TO enable them TO win.
while the Democrats TO carry the cleo
ton, would require II votes. Either
Connecticut or West Virginia would
give the Republicans the victory, while
the Democrats could not win without
carrying the entire five states. In any
therefore. New York loses
the supremacy which she has held hith-
ertO In national canvasses, until the
present balance between the parties
changes. The Republicans can get along
without her. while she is of no use to the
Democrats unless she ls accompanied BIZ
the other debatdble states. Apart alto
gether from its partisan effect. this
change in the conditions Is. in some de-
gree. in the interest of honest politics.
as the change is coincident
with smaller margins IN many states
which have hitherto been considered
solid for th-ir party. The area Of the
so far a. regards one Of
at least. has been materi-
ally broadened, and for this reason the
10 use money illegitimately
will be leSSened, while each organization
Will be compelled = give more attention
70 its own locality than 1t has hitherto
found necessary.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-09-16
a LIE NAILED AGAIN.

From the Newton Republican.
There Is no truth whatever in the re-
port which Is beng circulated with the
width and velocity which usually belong
to eXtravagant stories. that cattle in Har-
vey county are dying OF Texas fever or
some other fell disease. This statement
has been frequently made by the Repeb-
lican. But Yesterday the news reached
Kansas City and other shipping points
that Harvey county cattle have been
diving by the thousands" rate which
would soon reduce Us Ia pork and chick
en- diet In order to correct and quiet
this damagsng report the real facts are
herein given.
About a month ago cattle in the herd
OF Joseph Gerson began 10 die and il was
presumed that they had taken a disease
brought in from Texas. An examina-
ton into the case was made BY the state
authorities. but what the disease was
could not be determined Local cattle
men declared it 10 come from a scarcity
of good water and a lack Of shade
Whatever was the cause. no cattle have
died within a month and none are ailing
now. The Texas fever and all other cpl
demic diseases among cattle IN this
county are purely mythical.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-09-16
TO AVERT THE PANIC.

Secretary Window instead Of going
over to New York to confer with Wall
street and instead of anticipating next
years interest on bonds would act more
wisely and sooner relieve the threatened
situation by getting permission from
congress TO direct all the national banks
of the country TO issue currency to the
full amount of their bond deposit or bond
security. This would put fifty or sixty
million of dollars into circulation within
three days and put it right where it is
most needed. BY this course the govern
ment would be secure and the money so
put into circulation would have a sound
basis
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-09-16
Alarmingl

From the Guthrie Capital.
The author of the "Oklahoma Out
lines in the Wichita EAGLE, after read
ing the State Capitals article a few days
ago in which we showed clearly that this
agitation over the capital is simply cal
culated to engender strife and ill-will
among the people, wrote to his paper:
Somebody is going to be mad in regard
to this capital question. You fellows who
love peace can't dodge that.
Indeed, they can't dodge it. The thing
may go so far that some one will be
''made mad to even a greater extent
than the people were in Wichita county,
Kansas, where human blood was shed in
the streets of Leoti over their county
seat troubles. Small heads may not e
able to comprehend the situation, infan-
tile minds may litter, or hardened spirits,
drunken with local selfishness and preju-
dice, may chuckle in fiendish delight
over the prospects: but we say TO the
people plainly that they have need to be
alarmed if the agitation continues. 1t is
impossible that riot and bloodshed can
be prevented.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-09-16
THE SOUTHERN KANSAS FAIR.

The Fair or the Agricultural, Horticul-
tural and Live Stock Exposition which
is fixed at Wichita for the latter port of
this month and the four first days of
October, barring unfavorable weather,
will be the greatest fair ever held in the
state of Kansas. All the state fairs in
the past have been held at a great dis
lance from the leading agricultural and
live stock section of the state, and there
fore at disadvantage. Better exposi-
tons of Kansas productions have been
found at Kansas City, Missouri, in past
years than at either Topeka or. Bismarck
Grove, near Lawrence. The state
fairs at Topeka so far as
real expositions of products
of Kansas are concerned, have been little
more important than the average coun-
try fair. While the last season has hard
ly proved an average one, with its short
corn crop, nevertheless the southern
Kansas fair, with its liberal premium
list, will be worth going hundreds of
miles to see. When it comes TO offering
wagons, carts, farm machinery, works
Of art, clothing, clocks, flour, groceries,
hay rakes, cultivators, mowers, plows,
wind pumping mills, steel binders and
round sums of money as special premi-
ums by reliable firms, there is bound to
be competition. No such liberal list of
premiums were ever offered before as
will be distributed among the farmers of
southwest Kansas at the Wichita fair.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-09-16
A Living aaonumant.

When Mrs Oliver H. Worthcote died,
in 1888, she requested that no tablet On
monument be erected 10 her nsznOry.
Her friends she knew would remember,
and strangers could not DO expected To
forget. She exActed a prOIniss That in
case any memorial were dedicated to
her II should be- a tribute 30 the Ewing.
Her husband has recently purchased .
house on Bel isiand, Long IGlAnd sound =,
which be hAs lifted up a. a srzxnnsr
home for poor, worn out teachers. trained
and gentlewornen in professional
life. There are accommodation for
twenty people. and board - only s. =
week. The visltars uuiess very IN. are
asked 70 give up their rooms 10 new ap-
picants AZ tho expiration Of fortnight.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-09-16

That over feeolng IL the chief cause q
cholera infantuIa and other forLas Il
bowel complaint ~ yCaLZ children
That in SUMNER it j. often water. nse
milk, for which me Child II crying. ~
that the stomach may already % dan
gerously burcened.
That while the natural appetite q the
young is q pretty safe guide. ~ long ~
the diet Is simple. rser pes ald cake
and other highly seasoned food tend o.
the habit q 0vsT eating. and lay the
foundation for future dys5epsla
That the chief damage b. smoking
and cigarettes are a. feast - Bad a.
c1gErs-is done within tLe growing age.
while the child j. suIl under the infu-
ence Of the mother. and that the harm
l. most SERIOUS upon tai center q he.
tie heart
That tee ches; is packed fall with the
lungs AID hear AMI roam Is gAirsd fof
the izA4t-0a q the lungs only by wou-
derTul mechanism which hftz tie n ~ a.
the breath IL inhaled. and that II greatly
lnper1ls health aad life % bind down
he chest, specially IL growing g7rh,
whether with corsets ~ rgh: dressss- -
Youths Companion
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-09-16

Ex-senator VanWyck was nominated
for congress by the Acknowledgment
ent fusion party of the First Nebraska
district. The excuse he set up for de-
clining was that his motive for accepting
the nomination might be construed to
the disadvantage of the movement. Per-
haps a more truthful statement would
have been that he hopes to be struck by
senatorial tightening again one of these
days-if he does not sacrifice himself in
some forlorn hope before the time comes.