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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-06-15
LIKE AN EARTHQUAKE.
Five Tons of Nitro-Glyoerine Go Up in
Ohio.


FINDLAY, O., June 14.-At 2:3O this
afternoon everybody in this city was
awakened by tremendous shock that
rocked every building, breaking windows
in many places. 1t was found to be the
explosion of Costerline & Co.'S nitro
glycerine works, situated four miles east
of the city
\ correspondent just from the scene re
ports hole in the ground large enough to
take in a four-story building, while the
factory, reduced to kindling wood, is
scattered for a mile in every direc-
tion. No one was in or
about the works, therefore, no loss
of life. An idea of the force of the eX-
plOsion may be estimated when it is said
five tons of the nitro-glycerine went up.
No estimate of the loss of life is yet obtain
able
Specials from all parts in northwestern
Ohio show that the shock was felt for
over forty miles in every direction and was
generally attributed to an earthquake. 1t
was distinctly perceptible in Toledo.
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The City of Rockford, Ill, Almost
Submerged by Rapidly
Rising Rivers.
Hundreds Of Families Rendered Homeless
Efficient Work by Promptly Or
ganized Rescuing Parties.
The Floods Caused by Most Terrific Rain
Storm-Joliet Partially Under Water
Northern Ohio Shaken by the
Explosion of a Nitro-Glyo-
crime MIL - Other
Accidents.

ROCKFORD, ILL.,, June 14-At least half a
million dollars worth of property was de-
stroyed in this city and vicinity last night.
Never since 1857, when the waters rose and
overwhelmed nearly all of the city OF
Rockford, has such a disastrous flood Wis
tied this section as that oflast evening. For
three hours the rain feIl IN torrents,
vivid lightning played and following
each flash came terrific peals Of thunder.
The storm commenced about O'Clock and
in a surprisingly short time every street
was turbulent river. The creeks swelled
and in a moment devastating floods were
sweeping through the Kent and Keeth
creek valleys. Each creek drains all i'm
mense area of territory and from
every side came contributions to
the waters until the creeks had
become destructive torrents. The banks
of the creeks were powerless to COntine
the mad waters and they spread over the
lowlands, filling cellars and creeping up
into the first stories of residences driving
the occupants of houses from their beds.
While the fire department and police
were working in Woodruff's addition,
word was received that people living around
Kent's creek were in distress and asking
for the patrol and assistance. Mayor
Sherratt, with a force Of men hurriedly
loaded boat into the wagon and were
soon at the waters edge. Once there
the scene was awful. Men, women and
children were out in the rain, many weep
ing and wringing their hands, and all eX-
cited. 1t was a miniature JohnstOwn flood
and somewhat similar in many respects
Before the people were hardly aware of it
the water came rushing down the creek
and came creeping into their homes, driv-
ing families out into the darkness and
rain. The mayors party did some valiant
work in taking the people from their
homes. All the lower parts of the city
We're flooded and hundreds of people rem
dered homeless. The spectacle this morn
ing presented scene of desolation and
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DRS. TERRILL & PURDY.
DOCTOR TERRILL
154N MAIN ST, WICHITA. KAN.

Cures diseases Of women heretofore
abandoned by the profession. such as
fbrOid tumor-. diSplacemenf-. en-
larGem ents. pralapsus, etc, BY the use
Of electricity, according 70 the meth
DDS elaborated by the Ireat French
Surgeon ApostOi.
NERVOUS DISEASES-Dr. Terrill
wishes TO call the attention Of those
suffering from nervous disease. par
alysi-, nervous prostratiOH, etc. 10 D. g
wonderful curative effect 10 ie de-.
rived from electricity" - ben 4cien-
tihcalIy applied. and desires to state
that ne makes the application 81 cleo
tricity iH nervous disease q 4u@clai
feature Of his practice. The doctor
has the finest uffy diamond carbon
cell battery ever seen IN the west and
all the appliance especially adapted
To the treatment GG lost manhood
or seminal weakness. u hlch be quick
ly and permanently cures by the AID
OI electricity.
CATARRH--Every case Of catarrh
j. cUrable II properly treated IcZaTd-
less Of = has others have said. Many
cases cured by "A single treatment.
PILES. fstuIa aud AL rectal Il di-eases
cured; 10 knife, 10 pain; cure guar
auteed.
CTetheral strictures quickly and
permanently cured; no cutting or
pain; no money until eured.
CHRONIC DISEAs Bronc hits.
asthma hay fever. all throat and lung
bles. zzin erupJlons. rneum atlsFn.
dropsy, BF1ght- disease. bladder,
kidney and urinary disease. bIocsI
poison sud private disease.
@IPH TLfS-The dreAd disease of
mankind. quickly and permanently
cured. by the neE treatment. without
the poisonous drugs of dAye gone by.
Medicine sent fo sli parts OF the
country. send FOR question blank.
J. II. TERRILL. VI. d
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PENSIONS FOR KANSANS.

WASHINGTON, June 14.-Pensions grant
ed Kansans were: Original, invalid
James Elder, Otto: Elijah J. Bales, Leav-
enworth: David Wilson, Olathe; Eugene
Baird, Winfield; Moses S. Mullen. Topeka;
Oscar B. Thrasher, Parsons; Abraham A.
Hensley, Madison. Increase-Thomas Nc
Gill, Rose; John McCombs, Ottumwa;
Amos Ewing Francis; Parren Hanah,
Dexter; John n. Gilbert, Hortonburgh;
William A Drew, Spring Hill; Theodore
B. Davis, Morrill,; Alfred b. PeckOver, OF
tawa; Joseph Riff, Mound Valley;
Randolph Carter, Godfrey; Samuel
ID. Oliphant, Cherryvale; Edmond
Prater, Lawrence; James Nc
Kitrick Irving; Reuben Y. Reed, Hum
boldt; Robert ID. Mcbride, Avilla; Daniel
c. Murray, Olathe; Riley J. Berkley,
Welcome; John p. Braynard, LenOra;
John Openchain, Greensburg; William
Cole, Bennington. Reissue-Oliver c.
Chapman, Marion; James Pollock, Had
dam; Joseph Langendorf, Cottonwood
Falls; William H. Golden, Olathe. Orig
inal widows, etc.-Elizabeth Nj. Coke, for
widow of l. ID. Edwards, Sedan; Margaret
NJ, widow of NJ. Mcbride, Benton: widow
of d. d. Ohmeyer, Linn; minors of Isaac
Edwards, Sedan; minors of Francis NJ.
Brown, Benlah. Mexican widow-Au-
gusta N, widow of George S. Manson,
ChetOpa.
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Value of the Shock.

you have all varieties of pansies,
SUPPOSE" he remarked, as he entered a
florists store.
Yes, sir"
Let me have some chimpanzees,
please"
The clerk said nothing, but soon pro-
duced some flowers which were dis
tipctly marked with eyes, nose and
mouth, like a monkeys face, and said:
This is the variety you want"
''Yes; make buttonhole bouquet"
Yes, sir"
How much?" asked the customer
when the bouquet was ready.
Nothing"
What I've never got anything here
under dollar before"
ITS all right" protested the clerk
with weary look; 1.-The shock is worth
the flowers. s."-Pittsburg Chronicle-Tele-
graph.
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IN The LAST DITCH.
Another Move to Prevent Execution by
Electricity

ALBANY. y. Y. June 1.-THE next step
that viii be taken in behalf Of the West
inghouse Electric company 10 prevent the
use of the vibratory current dynamOs for
the execution of murderers in this state
viii be in the form Of a writ Of replevin 10
recover possession of the three dynamoS of
their patent now in the state prisons at
different points, which Harold
=. Brown, the electrical expert
purchased for the state The WeStinC-
house company claims To retain proprie-
tory interest in the dynamos they sell, or
claim merely to lease TO customers after
the manner of the Bell Telephone com
pany, in leasing itS telephones. and viii
seek by action to restrain the state from
employing them for eXecutOry purposes.
They will claim that Brown illegally and
fraudulently obtained possession OF them
by colluSiOn with its customers having n
lease hold possession of the dyuamos IN
question. This VIII prove novel and IN
terestlng question.
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The Iowa and Sac and Fox Treaties
Must be Ratified b.
Congress.
Homeseekers VIII be Rigidly Excluded
Until the Papers are Finally
Agreed to-
A Bill Reported to the House to Secure
Honorable Muster out Of the Service
for Major Houts, of Missouri
An Uneventful Day in Con-
gress-0apital Notes.
WEATHER BULLETIN.

SIGNAL OFFICE, WICHITA, Kan, June
1.-THE highest temperature was 81 .
the lowest up to Z p. IN. 72o. and the mean
80, with fresh south winds shifting to
west and north during the afternoon fol-
lowed by rising barometer and slowly
falling temperature A smart thunder
storm passed the city on the southeast
about p, m.
Last year on June IA, the highest tenn
perature was SO, the lowest 60', and the
mean 14e.
FRED /. JOHNSON, Observer.
WAR DEPARTMENT, WASHINGTON, d. c.,
June IA, s p. m.-Forecast until s p. n.
Sunday:
For Missouri and Kansas-Fair, cooler,
except stationary temperature in western
Kansas, winds becoming northerly.
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DOCTOR PURDY,
SURGEON, Oculist aHdAuFiSt
I54 y MAIN ST. WICHITA, KAN.

~
The doctor gives special attention
o. the treatment of AL disease % the
EYE. including the scientific ADJUST
meut % glasses % correct imperfect
vision
CATARACT removed and sight Tc-
stnred 20 many who have been totally
blind.
CROSS KTEs straightensd In one
minnie.
SORE EYE- cured without the uss
Of rau-isr- OF other harmful aHents.
AKTIFfCGALEIES carefully select
- and applied.
DEAF>E-~ rurable eases Of
deafness promptly cured.
CLASSES Only those who have had
q thorough training -huuld attempt
- fit glasses. lest they DO the patient
more harm than good. Many cases Of
Herv ousnes-. irriiabilify. Insomnia,
head che, vertigo and seeming stu
pilIty IN children AFe due 20 defective
Yi-i0u and are removed at once by The
Application ~ proper glasses.
Doctor PEr1y has achieved 4 sur
cess litfie ices than pheaominal ~ 8
general -urEeOns treating WltA great
succezs 6efoTnstfss. club foot, rurva-
tnre or the spiue. hip joint diseaae-
= bite swelling. diseases % the lone
cancer. ulcers fumors. old sores, hAiF
Lp. facial biemlshe.. skin ard 0iDVd
el-ea-ez. etc. Syrhiies absolutely
"a red. Doctor Furdy aas late pro-
fs--yr II surgery ln the irhtta Aedi-
cal College and Surgeon 81 ~ Francis
Hospital, having rsiiuq ulsh'sd the
3 tys.Es- f-s5-4itioua iu order 20 Devote AIS
entire time 90 HE sfser1zttira.
y. y. =upernsnus barr, facial blem-
f=has. fnole~. ete.. removed By elsr-
tr.eify. gorrsspssneencs solicited.
GousuGzzt4uu- free.
n. q. PURDY. NJ. d.
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POsToFFIcE DEPARTMENT FIGURES.

WASHINGTON, June 1.-THE auditor of
the postoffice department, Judge Coulter,
has submitted to the postmaster general
statement of the receipts and expenditures
of the department for the quarter ended
December 81, 1889. The statement shows
that during that period the receipts aggre-
gated S15,S74, ,353 and the disbursements
SIC, ,5S6. .O70 This is an increase both in re-
ceipts and disbursements of about per
cent over the corresponding quarter in 1855.
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HAPITAI ITEMS

WASHINGTON, June lit is the United
States steamer Iroquois that has been
ordered to proceed from San Francisco to
Samoa, and not the United States steamer
Ranger, as stated yesterday.
Secretary Proctor has returned to Wash
ingtOn from West Point and resumed his
duties at the war department this morning
The following applications for authority
to organize national banks have been filed
with the comptroller of the currency:
The first national bank of Galena, Kan,
by d. j. Haines, of Galena, Kan, and his
associates; the city national bank of Mar
shalltown, Iowa, by B. L. Denmead and
his associates.
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ABILLTO FAVOR VETERANS.

WASHINGTON, June 1.-THE senate com
mittee on the judiciary through Mr.. Ev-
arts today reported back the bill to use
preference in the appointment, employ
ment and retention III the public service OF
the United States to veterans of the late
war with a request that it be sent for con
sideration to the committee to examine the
several branches of the civil service.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-06-15
ALAW STUDENT DROWNED.

CONCoRDIA, Kan, June 14-Oscar Han
son, young man aged p, was drowned
here about 3 o'clock this afternoon while
bathing in the Republican river His
uated at the high school here a year ago.
and was studying law. He was a member
of the Alumni association, which holds its
annual banquet tonight.
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In THE AOlSE

WASHINGTON. June 1.-THE speaker an
pounced the appointment Of Mr. T. B.
Taylor Of Ohio, Mr.. Stewart, of Vermont.
and Mr. Bland, of Missouri, as conferees
on the antitrust bill.
Mr.. Bland said that as the house had
instructed its conferees TO recede from lts
amendment, he had no further interest in
the matter, and he asked to be excused
from serving on the conference committee.
There was no objection, and Nr. Culber-
son, OF Texas, was appointed 10 MI the Va
canCy.
The house then went into committee Of
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KANSAS CITY TURF EVENTS.

KANSAS CITY, Mo, June Fifth day
of the spring meeting Kansas City jockey
club
First race, six furlongs, purse s500-Joe
Joe Woolman won, Ed Bell second, Dew
berry third. Time LII 2-5
Second race, six furlongs heats, purse
S509-SadardO won. Dyer second, Jessie
third. Time lilo 30
Third race, directors stakes 1,30O, one
and one-eighth miles-Blue Vail won,
Amelia second, East Love third Time
2:C0 35
Fourth race. mile. purse S5OO-Little
Minnie won, Mabel second, LIE Premiere
third Time 1:4l -
Fifth race, selling purse 500, one and
three-siXteenth mileS-Hamlet won. Ger
mamie second, Vice Regent third Time,
BOB 4-5
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FOURTH-CLASS POSTMASTERS

WASHINGTON, June 1.-THE following
fourth-class postmasters were appointed:
Missouri-rwin Springs, Mcdonald
county, G. NJ. Carpenter, vice o. Edwards,
resigned
Oklahoma Territory-Darlington Chey
enne and ArapahOe nation, NJ 7. Deies
dernier, vice :. A. Rathbun, resigned.
TeXas-Coryell, Coryell county, S. A.
Andrews, vice I. f. Culp, removed.
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the whole (Mr Burrows, of Michigan, in
the chair on the sundry civil appropriation
bill.
After number of amendments of mi
nor Importance had been disposed of the
committee rose and public business having
been suspended the house proceeded to pay
tribute to the memory of the late Samuel
J. Randall, of Pennsylvania
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10 REGuLATE ARMY PROMOTIONs.

WASHINGTON, June 1.-THE house bill
relating tc the right of way through the
Indian Territory to the Pittsburg, Colum-
bus & Fort Smith Railway company was
passed: also the senate bill to provide for
examination of certain offices Of the army
and to regulate promotion therein; it pro
gides that promotion to every grade below
chat of brigadier general throughout each
army corps or department shall be made
according TO seniority in the next lower
grade of that army corps or department.
1t also prescribes a system of examination
Df ali officers of the army below the rank
of major
The senate bill was taken up to estab-
lish an educational fund and apply the
proceeds of the public lands and the re
ceipts from certain land grant railroad
companies to the more complete endOw-
ment and support of colleges for the adj
vancement of scientific and industrial edu-
cation, and Mr.. Morrill, addressed the SEN
ate in its advocacy.
At the close of Mr. MorriIl's remarks
the bill was laid aside without final action
on an objection by Mr.. German, that, by
unanimous consent, the day had been
assigned to bills on the calendar unObject-
ed to It's further consideration was fixed
for Thursday next
The house bill for public building at
Springfield, Mo-, limiting the cost to S50
600 was reported and placed on the calen-
dar
The consideration Of bills on the calen-
dar in their regular order was resumed
and several bills were passed.
After the passage of thirty-five private
pension bills the senate went into exc
cutive session and soon adjourned.
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A EIGHT WIFI APACHEs.

TUCSoN. A T.. June 14.-Advices from
Jarez. near Casa Grande, and Sonora.
Mexico, say that six Mexican prospectors
ran INTO hand of eighteen ApacheS in the
western slope OF the Sierra Madres and
had running fight for fifteen miles. and
only escaped on account of the deetness Of
their horses.
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JOIIFT FLOODED

JOLIET, Ill, June 1.-THE heaviest and
most damaging rain ever known here fell
steadily all last night in torrents COM
mencing with a deluging waterspout,
which completely inundated the north
eastern and southern portion of the city.
This morning people in the southern part
of the city moved out in boats. Outhouses
are floating around and men and boys are
sailing about on RATS and in boats.
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why He Coulan,t Catch Tn.

Cashier Ito clerk who asks an advance on
his salary can't see why you are not
able to make a months salary last you a
month, instead Of coming to NE On the
18th for money"
Clerk-May be it's tecause 7 draw half
my pay ahead every E1onth.-Puck.
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A WIFE Murderer HANGED.

LONDON, Ontario, June 14.-At $40 this
morning Henry Smith, the wife murderer,
was launched into eternity. There were
but twenty persons allowed within the
court yard but crowd of boys on an ad-
jacent shed viewed the whole scene with
evident amusement Smith killed his
wife on February IS, last, while in a
drunken frenzy.
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A TRAIN DERAlLED.

bound train on the Richmond & DanvilIe
railroad, which left here at 4:25 this after
noon, was derailed two miles west of Mar
shall. ten persons being hurt, some Sc
riOusiy. A special train conveying sur
geons has gone from this place to the scene
OF the accident.
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INJURED IN A STORM.

PARIS, Ky, June IA terrible light
ming and thunder storm passed our the
northern part Of this county about p. N.
yesterday. Joseph Speaks, aged Is, and
Dish Wilson, (cOloredl aged -, were killed
by lightning Blanton Speaks was badly
bgrned about the face and one of his eyes
forced from its socket and hung down on
his cheek. Edward Kennedy was also
Stunnp1
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PRIZE FIGHTER HELD FOR MURDER

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, June IA coro-
ner'S jury was convened yesterday in the
case of Henry Mcbride, the hotel waiter
who was killed in brutal prize fight with
Frank Lane, another waiter at the Golden
Gate Athletic club, last Tuesday The
jury rendered a verdict charging Lane
with murder
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Cause and Effect.

Mrs. Snithen." said the dentist severe
II, 81 have pulled teeth for a great many
patients, bat never heard any one holler
as tOu do.''
Perhaps it was holler tooth, " suggest
ed the poor woman ueekly.-Detroit Free
Press
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THE OhTIIcE pEST

CASEY. III. June li-Great alarm Is
felt throughout this vicinity, caused by q
small green insect called cat lice, which Il
rapidly destroying the cats. Many farm
err are Of the opinion that great amount
OF rain i all that ean save the growing
crop from their Tayages-
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A BRAKEMAN'S LEG CRUSHED.

GARDEN CITY. Kan. June 14-Walter
:. Geer, brakeman on the Santa Fe had
a leg crushed between two freight cars this
afternoon so that it had to be amputated
above the knee. he resides at Dodge City
and has family
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Her Idea of It.

a little girl who knew nothing about en-
cores found fault with the audience ct
recent chil3ren's concert. Il know We
didn't make one mistake. she exclaimed.
and yet they made IL come out and sing
ii ali over again Leeds MercGry
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Friend-Werc you ever in Switzerland.
Lieutenant
Pompous Lieutenant-I never have been
there II the people Of Switzerland really
want to see ma. let them come 70 Berlin
BeTne Journal
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WILL RECOGNIZE gRazlL.

PARIS, June l4-Accor5ing 10 several
Partisan newspapers. NJ TibOt. minister OF
recognition by France Of the Brazilian pro-
yisioual government.
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MUST KEEP OUT.
Would-be Settlers Prohibited From Enter
ing Newly Acquired Lands.

WASHINGTON, June 1.-THE secretary of
the interior has received information that
prospective settlers are making prepara-
recently sold to the United States by the
Iowa and Sac and Fox tribes of Indians in
the Indian territory, before the articles Of
cession have been ratified by congress.
The secretary stated today that until con-
gress shall have ratified these rearrange-
ments all settlers will be rigidly excluded
from these lands and no premature at
tempt of settlement on the part of in
dividuals or parties will he tolerated.
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MARY ANDrRo0N,s MARRIAGE

NEW YORK. June l4-At the BrOmpton
oratory in London, on Tuesday morning
next, Miss Mary Anderson viii wed Mr.
Antonio Novarro. Of New York. The Ger
emony VIII be performed by Cardinal
Manning
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CONGRESSMAN TAYLOR RE-NoMI-
kaTE0

CHICAGO, III, June l4-Congressman
Abner Taylor. OF First Illinois district. was
renominaJed today. He had almost 10 op-
position.
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KANSAS POSTMAsTERs CONFIRMED.

WASHINGTON. June 14.-The senate to-
day confirmed the following Kansas post
masters: Mrs. Clara l.. Nickols, at Fort
Leavenworth, and ID. H. Shrewsbury, at
Russell
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CHOIERAlN SPAIN,

MADRID. June 14-Cholera has broken
out at Puebla De Rugat, in the province
of Valencia and there have already been
fourteen deaths from the disease.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-06-15

No other medicine has won approval. a.
home, equal 10 Ayers Sarsaparilla n Loyg-
ell
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-06-15

Aminent physicians recommend Ayers
Cherry Pectoral. Ayers Almanac, at
your druggists.
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OTHER WINNERS.

ST. LOUIS, No, June 14.-Winners Of to-
days races: Rose Howard, War Peak. Bill
LtCher, EIyton, Bertha
MORRIS PARK, y J., June 14-Closing
day. The winners were: Worth, DR.
Helmuth, Sallie, Tenny, Evangeline,
Zephyrus.
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Don't wait till your system i all run
iowD, but take Hoods Sarsaparilla- Sold
1y druggists
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CHRISTIAN ENDeAVOR WORK.

PEARS SOAP is most elegant toilet
adiuuct.