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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-06-07
MlNNEAPOLIS ELOUR OUTPUT.

MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, June 6.-The
Mort Rwestern Miller says: The mills last
week ground the smallest amount of -four
since last August, but the figures viii
Still be higher this week. The aggregate
output was ~, 40 barrels, averaging l546l
barrels daily. against 1U7 $40 barrels the
week before, %. so barrels for the CORES
ponding time in 1889, and 134,2 200 bar
rels in ISSS Pillsbury all at once
has cut of one-half of his output by shut
ting down three miles producing about D.
600 barrels daily.
The dead condition Of the floor market
has had the effect 10 Keep other mills from
running, and at noon yesterday there were
only four IL motion, grinding at the rate
of about $500 barrels per twenty-fOur
The mill at Anoka brought the figures up
to 10000 barrels. One of the WaShbUrn
mills. which was stopped Saturday by an
accident, viii ba started today
With daily product Of some
thing over 1900 barrels. The OUTPUT
may again lie increased about 1850 barrels
Friday by the starting Of the two others at
toe same time. i i quite confidently
stated that the water viii be LET into tine
canal early next week. and this viii doubt
less be the occasion for several mills now
idle TO get under way. However, As long
as the -four trade Is in its present staCuant
condition the mills are pretty sure TO run
light
Sales Of -four the past week have been ex-
tremCly small. The manager OF 800
barrel mill today said he had sold two cars
and Others reported almost as light a busI-
ness. There Is more or less demand for
bakers for export. bat while some are sold
ahead on this grade. others can not yet rid
of the patent Prices have been reduced
6sliOc by some firms. though others ask
about the same. The export shipments for
the week We're l2 500 barrels, against =. .230
barrels the preceding week London QUO
tstions for 30 pounds c. | Z. sre. Patents.
B0sG32s Cd, low grades. lis 9iElSS. " heat
Receipts for the week ending June 8
4a5. 40 bushels. hipmentS-W heat. -. so
Q 4Ql tons
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George Edward Andrews, faIniltarly
known as "E&'' AndTews Ia the brilliant
ousielaer Of the Brso,cIyn clcb Of the
Players league. EI was BEN tAisSy-one
years S.yo Ut PHSzssvi3Ie, O., and first
played ball while ctrezs1i1G the y TeS5tern
Reserve college, HA5ssG, O. Eis first
professional enRsEeIneErs was in 1852 with
the E5iyria clsb, OF Azzgr, . In 1888 ne
plsyed bat two E3esths wltA the Toledss
and devoted the remaining mouths to the
study Of soacoTsp2y. In 1884 he Joined
the PhilaGslyhis club Of the Nasionsl
league IS caDVGi I sad second basenaa. He
proved q coERpie0e fail9rs at seasnd base,
but Manager Harry = r1gkU fs.t 80 sure
that he had the making Of first class
player in hia thet he retained bin for the
next season and then pat LIN Ia the field.
4 change Tor the better vas experienced in
the first week RRd before the season was
over be had este etisaea a great record for
himself both ia b1Fsiag and II he.dlzz. He
is one ef tae seAe4iest ana most daring
base ruunecS in the BTolass.ca ana his
spEl1tin- abilities enable kla - catch
many Ry ball, which with . si5Esr out
fielder would be sSLe at. Es l. without
question enc 0f the best general players il
the profession toCEy. and besides AIS Ge.d-
ing abilities - : hzsd hfte4r and reliable
He IS 5 feet s iacAes i seiEhr, and weighs
about 189 poE16s. L.a-st seGsoa he played
wioa TIE Iadi4RapoAs team with great
credit TO himself
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DOCTOR TERRILL


Cure- Gi=eases of women heretofore
abandoned by the protection. such -
rbToi4 f1fa0F-. dirp4aaeLneu Fu-
IHrIeme en- '-- UFatap-I etc. UF Tie H-s
Or eIeriTIg-ly. according 90 the meth
DDS elaborated ~ Tie great frea-h
-urZeDa ArOrto.
EERgOLs DIEEAgEs-Dr. Terr.Il
viaLrs 70 cali tac attention ~ those
suffering from nervous disease, par
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TFuLeerfgl rurE-lva eject go le az
rived from ~slertTicIty~ - hen seieE-
tiac4Lty applied. and Gps4rr- ~ -tzte-
thai he makes iae pi4cagi9u ~ eisr-
tFtssty ~ ErfFcE7 diseases a special
feature % RS IEnr1lCa. The cDrtoE
has iae Elest Lu3 diamond bon
rs-i- battery ever seen IL the west AMI
All ine appliance especially adapted
70 the treatment q lOst - AZ hood
o. seminal EeakL ess. r A.ch be qu4rA-
y ard YsrmaaeItiy cares - tie A.1
Of Ftr~fT.rft
81 curAbIe II properly treated, regard
les % vi hat others have said Iauy
cases cured bF a single Treatment
Pills, n-tuis and al rectal 4 lsea-rs
cured; 10 Enlfe. 10 EG4n; cure guar
GItsed.
CretEeral ssriesures qusskIy and
penn aueufly cured no cutting or
pain no money 1util cured,
CHRONIC Brouchitis,
49, bYnA. hay fever. all threat an l1uz
tr1u ties, skin era ptlon-. rheuna ztisfu,
dr1p=y. BrTat- cls~As~, BLADDER.
kidney and sr3uaTy di-~asea, bios4
pui -Jn AID pFtr-+e q lsHel-f--
EPIfILI--TH~ dFe-- disease %
mankfad. aulrEfF Ear Errmaarntfv
cured. Is fE- 1ez trrat7af1t, sstt thtelr
GAs po.s0uOu drug sf days .gr- bv.
Medicine srHt % al EaTts ~ tas
couD ry. 5el3 for question blank
:. r. THRILL. ". D
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HOW L11Bs AND LIVES ARE LOST.


measures 1t may surprise some of the
readers Of this letter 10 learn that every
year the numbar of railway employees who
fall victims to the dangers Of their calling
IN this country is as great - the loss IN
any one OF the great battles OF history.
Every month the casualties Of railway
operation are equal 10 q Jshnstewn food;
almost every day they are as fraugat with
woe as a tornado such as swept over Louis
vile. Every year SO, 80 every nsnth 2, 30,
every day 50 r2lwsy aen fall s2isr tbs
death dealing wheNls, aYe crushed or
piRched by the reGa0rEeless coEplsTs, or in
sone manner are killed or iE,Jafed while
at their posts Of duty. Not eli Of this vast
army IS sacrificed 20 TIE INK &Hd pin and
the hand brake, but much OF il is. Re-
move the cid fashioned pins and links,
abolish tbs cid hand brakes. and from one
fourth to ene-hslf of this appalling slaugh-
ter may be aveTtea.
Has the reader ever watched railroad
men at their work Of making CD trains
and switching cars 70 sad fsSi Ii SO, ne
VIII appreciate the pictures wE.ch slr.
CoGa has drawn OF the dangers 81 that
employment. Two parts OF train are "a
be coupled together. In ths IRON buffer at
the end of one hangs m iren link akVat
nine inches long. IN tke ether rssos E pin.
Il is the duty OF the rl&a 70 Gs bstTesn the
cars as tee locomotive pushes them to-
gether, scixe tAe lias in bis fingers and
guide it into the bnEer which Is ready 20
receive II. The shsck cf the ccnLzson crops
the pin, and the coupling ~ Mads. Even
when the ens5asar IL charge q the lece-
motive pushes tie cars up sIHyFly, a it n
his duty 70 90. tze brakeman Ras but a
frzctlSa 81 8 second in Enich - withdrew
his hand afSeT starting ths hak l1te the
buGer- a delay 80 trilinE tsat II cSnDot
be measured IL tine, = slt Of elEmzinsss,
or ears!essRHse, Ard the hE-S iSseaught De
tween the b1SSsEs and erxsEA Some
times but sszxle sHgs- Is sszt il this
HRaEIsr, senssfsaes = ~hele hAna HI
slsRx the Eaes 81 ra1rSsE in ta1s country
are skeGsaaes upez thocse<A6s ~ Easn With
Haaia&d hands, or vita sSE9es vhsTs
kEREK sRaEIa be
Sometimes tas cars Dc Rst eeEs toEsL5eT
slowly ana se1L2y. LocoZnstive engineers
90 their bsst 70 uaks safe snd essy The
work es b-zsezsSa Szd sy-iteArSeE, ss1t d.
tsBess -Ts sfeca rnt-rslasSEztES - the sTe,
ERs Elrsa2s az Sar-sc45.s y s.1czstsss6.
Nhsa he 3.zs eszs tSszs-<E wisk a rush
ezd Eish = c9IJA3ss vassk Sssres d eKIlst
trats II aston 81 ss4s 5cEas . s&e shock,
TIE work ef tas EAaa s. l-los-rsEz<tss - T1sgs
fig xatfzIRT asn -sToas Oxen EsS ssSs sf>
server herd ~ sszzErsis-s'-esssTs. '! wc1k
bet a. ther-tlF tkCzsz.E.d collars. Net
ss likely as net tAse brakeman eZer-es
from betgeea tae crvesAirg cars unhuTI
E-Ed uuFygsIss4. rszG3y % 81 n again when
ecIzsjon Ee1aiFes- DEy altsE dAy sais ec7-
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y
victories. bo was born aud raised in Ken
tUcky.
Little ''Esi,Iey'' Barnes, ons of the best
of tie mites of the saddle, weaTs the black
and RED Maltese Grass Of the BaA3win
stables this season, and ke gets o8,eae for
doing Is, win the privilege Of outside
mounts w2ea tha Sa2ta Anita stable has
nothing sbar5Jzlg Iar1es' lacsas In vari-
ousiy es6igaate4 et fTUEa Si2ysea to SIT, 500
Ps- y62r. he il ths-facBs Sss2 s.aS2azsal rider
o. the American tart III two races, the
EuJuI,ity and tl-e JCHi9r Champion, he
lanGad S51, $50, al Unprecedented an nsgEt.
lie is the Youngest af U:se Erst class rfaers
eRa is especially vaiuacte Ga account Of
bis asiliGy 60 train ea Eash. He ceEnbiaes
il rs riding tAe best eysaIihies ef hall
dozen great Jookeys. Like Aurphy he Is
great Judge CT pa@e Gad his Rnishes are
equal to these Of Garrizea ES31eyAs iatcg-
rity has never beam cN.ssiened.
George AaiOTzon, The S9i6er," as he is
reneRallg ca4leG, is Fi;IF of gTeat a}silisy.
aAd rsseszS]es Barnes is appearance and
color. AR&aFseai-s Il years sid. and can
ride easily at 1876 poua4s. Ho nag ridden
fer tae wall known stable of Bayis & Hail,
the Maryland tprfnass, tor several Seasons
and again sports their cofsrs this year.
Anderson has won many races with Bess,
BiggoRett3, PEtgSeles &Rd OriEamnle. OBe
CT his EzGEs sensational wi9As WAS On Pntro-
clSs, sst the Wssts4 ssrFtaa meeting when 90
to l was lGe3 sss2;Est hsEn, and he pSid
over $3.50 for $ ia the nB5uais. Anderson
also rolSe Badge last year when that game
IJtbe morse ran q naiie III l:lJ. He is very
daring rider, and wi}l hustle his mount
through the ruck next to the rails at the
imminent risk OF scpaDiRg the slzin off his
legs. Anderson is il demand this year,
aad VIII undoubtedly score his share of
the wins.
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CENSUS TROUBLES AT SAN ANTONIO.

CENSUS TROUBLES AT SAN ANTONIO.
SAN ANTONIO Tex, June 6.-Jsmes 2.
Newcomb, supervisor of the Fifth census
district, claims that San Antonio Is the
only city in the United States that has
made direct attempt to Interfere with
the taking of names, ages, occupa-
lions and diseases, etc, under the
national sanction Mayor pro TEN
Guergiun has received a telegram
from Mayor CaIlaghan, who is now at Hot
Springs, Ark, instructing him to take a
census of the city for the purpose OF per
fectipg the assessment roll. Tomorrow
morning Guergiun will start thirty-two
qualified men on the work Of interviewing.
Newcomb says that they viii very seri-
ously interfere with his force; that most of
the people look askance at the census
eaunlerator ANYHOW. and that he proposes
10 telegraph TO Superintendent Porter at
Washington aud invoke the aid Of the
national government.
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TE9Rlsl & PIOTe BY STRIKERS.

LONDON, June 6.-At TreDdenthal, Aus
trian Silesia, today a mob Of 400 striking
weavers attacked and captured by storm
al OF the factories which mad been able 10
re-ain or procure a sufficient number of
hanas 10 continue running The strikers
met with sight resistance end when in
possession Oh the factories compelled all
operatives to cease work and leave the
premises 4 force of Eeadarmes was sum
moned and dispersed the mob. after a
stubborn fight in which several were
wounded, but the intimidated worlmen
were afraid 30 return to the factories,
which are now at q slandstii.
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TALkfNG FoE re TRAIN B0Ys.
ator CyIiien was at t4ss ether end of
the table, and ranged afsng on either
side vera Senators Eisssck, Blair, Cor
man and the otter members of that
committee. As In Coffin went Ga wish
his speech is was plain TO sos that the sem
aters were tzb0restei. They lacked the
speaker strsa sht IA the eye. They hung en-
his words.
And whist is this ceuse IN which Mr..
Cef1fn lSboFs So earnestly, tie thenae which
arrests tde heart Of taeSs cold Legislative
bodies? Il is the osu5s Of the realseRd men
Of tae country, of tho teEs Of thousands OF
brave fellows who run the great trnins Of
freight which carry the commerce of the
land. 1t Is the caase Of hsfns2aisy, of life
saving, of limb presarT.-.:Gg, 4 cause de-
signed to reduce the nuFnSsr of widows
aad orphans whe live alosg the GRes OF
rail, and to save thousands of strong yeung
neN from the crashing, tearing IT0R wheels.
There was not a senator or Rsg.ser Of eeE-
gress go old or cold OF se9ssh that he did
not feel ene Of ts4ese Ets4e psBGs at the
heart accompanied by "a instructive desire
to take a long brcath-tie pangS which we
know to be the physical Effects Of an emo
Sienal wave frem the orsin-whsn Mr..
Cafhn declared:
81 have plenty Of statistics to give yeu,
but the Gggres TO which row invite your
atteRtion are these On Gccsrnt sf the use
of the link aad pin coupling and hand
brake On the freight csTs Sf this country
the surgeon or the uf.liapsss,er must every
dag darken the doors Of tTFSza+y homes"
Here we have The key nete Of Mr.. Ce44an's
crusade. He wants to abolish the old link
and pin coupling and the hand brake. He
wants those life and hEao destroying ap-
pIinnces removed from Ell fTctzZat cars. He
has had introduced in beth houses Of con-
gress bills for this purpose, and he has
been here talking to congress about those
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BT the new -ag-1 Fe time table 70 y.It
b. a.'seryNa That %" chicago fast svDr-as
caves here taree hourT and ffteeu minute
lat~T am arrives Ir t5icazg the f1llazIr.sv
morning. making al eesteru connection
7 - tfs1geztoD train leave- forr s1rrs arE
fCrrv-.lTe minute lEteT a-d uzEes The
sans time - Galveston. The Denver train
leaves forty MINUTES ear s~r ard arrives a.
Pueblo 81 80 . h, Colorado r1r1n.ss : a.
e1ui-pe1 w.th chair carr F-s--1ra-- 49,
dining cars AID 7v8li II, stop f1r raral4 ~
loru4AF-F dI- =
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WEATHER BULLETIN.

SIGNAL OFFICE WICHITA, Kan. June
6.-The highest temperature was 500
the lowest SO, and the mean GO ? with
cooler, partly cloudy weather, brisk to
light north winds. higher barometer.
Last vear on June 8, the highest tenn
perature was So, the lowest 60, and the
mean ~, with .07 inch Of rain.
FRED !. JOHNSON, Observer.
WAR DEPARTMENT, WASHINGTON, D. c.,
June 8, S p. m.-Forecast until s p. n.
Saturday.
For 3fissouri-Fair weather, warmer
Sunday and Monday, nOrtherly winds.
For kansas-Fair, preceded by showers
in southern portion, warmer till Sunday
night.
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[Special Corr resnnnaence.l

WASHINGTON, Nay 23.-T4s world likes
an enthusiast when he is enthusiastic in
good cause, ana VIXEN Ae is practical and
likely bo rcGo with success. SScA en- en-
ohCsiast as this Is Mr. L. S. Coffin, Of Fcrt
Dodge, Ia, who has been in Washington
for week or two wsging one of the most
admirable contests thst man ever engaged
in saw Mr.. Cesin few days ago before
the senate cSmzsittee on interstate COM
noeTce. he stood ct sEe end Of a long
table, his face aglsw with feeling and his
voice trenauleus wfsh earnestness. Sen
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-06-07
BASE BALL.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Chicago. 61O04O1 0-12
Cleveland. d..............I 0 0 o % 3 4
Base hits-Chicago u, Cleveland 9.
ErrOrs-Chicago ,, Clevelrnd Z.
Standardization and Wadsworth.
AT CINCINNATI.
Cincinnati. 01 3 3 0 o. 9
PiUtsburg urg...-..........0 @ 2 2 o. 3
Base hits-Cincinnati 10, Pittsburg 10.
ErrOrs-Cincinnati Z, Pittsburg2 2.
PiUchers-toreman and Sowders.
At PITTSBURG.
Pittsburg. g...........2 / 0 90 0 I o. 5
Chicago. 2 0 90 0 2 /
Base hits-Pittsburg 6, Chicago7 z.
Err0rs-Pittsburg4 4, ChIcago7.
Pirchers-Staley and King.
AT CLEVELAND.
Cleveland. 0 + 0 0 l 4 O-14
BufTalO................0 0 0 Q = , @ O. t
Base hits-CIeveland j., Buffalo T.
ETrors-CIevelaHG l, Buffalo /.
Pitchers-McGiil and HaddOck.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-06-07

Andrew f. Grcoo. CT tEs Manhattan
Athletic clue Sud Harvard college, ssys he
viii not take part n rEe al rsGnd cham
pionsLp soI1 12stic.1a CT Juaa 10 ca &C
count u HAVING Important eG21laatioas
kAGt Gsv, " luch lie mast sssel.4. kIs ab-
sspce Vii give II - : e-SG1, ct tAs New
GOr& AtEig-.c cub, = vI-caal wsik over.
fsT RoEr q the orll2- i7tsu llHs< competitors
~ looAsc u9o1 as c-irz soea e2s1Eh 70
5stsae the cs-c.s-ses1 ! esv L sr< ERaa
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-06-07
SHAM AND SHAMS.

There are a great many
shams in the drygoods busi-
ness, a continued system Of
imitation goes on, and today
YOU can see most beautiful
designs produced in French
Sateen and tomorrow this
handsome creation will be
photographed and produced
in a cheap chollie, but the
worst sham we know of is
Low Prices. The Arcade
offers the finest FreRch
chollies at SOC a yd, while
another house won't sell for
less than 6Oc-you can see
at a glance that this 6Oc
house is just getting in on
the customer a 1Oc sham.
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Tens md r-nc.l. Tsaeees.

Mary HaBss Da5re. the editor Of =.
Nicholas Cs-= q FhoHer-zEa constantly IL
her literary -THTs. Z-S vixen a-r secnSesTc
Pher Is aoAz>J SIS pro--y5.T c,sl3es De.
ideas 20 tso PGoualyEsP-. which rrE E-sss
theTa so-Urst lly next cay WEc1 the ste
roEFsp pser ~. ll-Lls, wGo, from the pAoEo-
graphs G-cS@tion. ~-.ses LAazs oat u enc,
II Tie typewriter Tlca stis iS once done
she bcc1ors herself 10 nzc-e q acu. II anti.
<,prQo1 colaes tor coEre,G59
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Will "a OFFrRFD GODDARD

CHICAGO, IL, June 6.-The committee
Of general managers appointed to suggest
a chairman for the Western PASSENGER
association has called a meeting for next
Tuesday. The committee VIII recommend
that J. +. Goddard, late third vice prasi-
dent Of the AtchiSon, Topeka & Santa Fe
railroad, be asked ia accept the chairman
ship Of the association.
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AHusBAND's AWFUL REVENGE.

DALLAS, TeE., June "a horrible mur-
der occurred here last night, IN which
Frank Quinn killed Ben Nelson. Quinn
caught Nelson and Mrs. Quinn IN the same
room and attacked them with an axe.
Nelson was chopped TO pieces and the
woman terribly gashed and beaten. Quinn
Is in iail
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-06-07

-Ieerge Lee, the celebrated professional
.e-l-s-, 5&s s@lSa re- EaeIzas - traia
-A-riss t. SsocIa- the AuzGTleaa euzsseur
a.-'l -aer. A1ter Lss Is through With his
lATse he E1Sy t--ze part II several races
''-t1 E-lzl.sA Professionals which hive a.
'aSs>y coal brcacLad - niua.
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Mr.. O,BRlEN,S MARRIAGE

LONDON, June 6.-The marriage of Mr..
William O'Brien and Nile. Raffeloyitch
win take place at the BromPton oragory in
London Wednesday next. Thea archbishop
OF Cashel will ofGcjate at the ceremony.
Most Of the Parneiiite members OF the
house of commons VIII attend the wed
ding
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POSTPONED GAMES.

The following games We're postponed on
account OF rain:
National League-Broolllyn at Philadel-
phia.
American Association - Athletics at
Syracuse
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A SCANDAL IN HIGH LIFE.

PARIS, June 6.-The Steele SAYS that NJ
Christie, formerly prime minister of Ser
via. is aoOut to bring action against his
wife Tor divorce. Milan. the ex-king OF
Sergia. is named as The correspondent III
the case
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MICHlGAN CROP REPORTS

LANSING, Mich, June 6.-The advance
statement from the Michigan crop report
for June upon the condition of wheat
shows it to be IS per cent Of full average,
gain during May Of only 3 per cent in the
southern and 4 per cent in the central
COunties.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-06-07

The Arcade prides itself
on a strong one price busi-
ness, and all goods marked
in PLAIN figures.
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ANINNIhN EXEcIITED

PORTLAND, Ore, June 6.-''Polion," an
UmaUilla Indian, was hanged in this city
today 10y United States authorities for the
murder Of an Indian woman on the Una
UiIIa Indian reservation.
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Mrs. Wellezsd-T1za, ! gee that ths-sls
dreadful increase n insanity among
women. NTAas can be tAe c2szsel
Ar- W.-TTyzaE - llzdezzsszzG the Scs-
te-R charts Il t1s fsssA-Asa psSer5.-Pitts-
burg BUl1Ssin
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Mr. Selby Carter, Nashville, Tenn:
ayers Sarsapariila cleared my system OF
scrofnIa y
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Wind up our lace curtains
800 curtains cut to $6,
800 curtains cut to S.,
600 curtains cut to $3.50
500 curtains cut to $3.50
40 curtains cut to 90 cts
These prices are per pair;
no charge for poles and
fixtures.
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If the Arcade Dry Goods
Co., offers goods for less than
the usual price whose bust
ness is it but the "Arcades"
We have frequently heard
customers say that certain
houses are complaining that
the Arcade is a mean cutter
of prices; 50 we are, but our
cutting is your benefit.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-06-07

Leaders offered this week
at Arcade
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-06-07

French Sateen cut from
25 to 20 cts.
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ernment has aathorisy-Fita these new
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-06-07
FOR THE RAILROAD MEN.
HON. l.. S. COFFIN, OF IOWA, Ie
TRYING TO HELP THEM.

The Old Link and Pia Coupling, Mr.
Ccfan Declares, Should Colt Causes
Twenty Accidents Day to Life or Limb
of Railroad Men.
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Old papers FOR sale at this oGce-z5 cents
per hundred. -1-t
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-06-07
ARCHBISHOP cORRIGAN AT ROME

lC0pgriEhIed, 80. hT james G0rioa B-nnt1tI
ROME. june 6.-Dr. Burtsell Is supposed
to have sent an apology TO the holy see
concerning his dispute with Archbishop
COrrigan, but Il has not arrived. This
causes Archbishop CorriEsBs soioarE
in Rome, and be viii wait here Tor the
BurtselI memorandum, and the settle
ment OF the di pute by the Propaganda
Eide Visiting Rome now of the NoFlh
American college with Archbishop CORR
gan, are Mgr. Brondel bishop Of Helena,
Mont, ana Mgr. Burk, bishop OF Chez yeune.
Bilious complaints, constipation. ana
nausea, are relieved ana cured by Ayers
Pills.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-06-07

Normal undershirts for
ladiet worth 35c QUITO zoe
! wool chollies cut to 15c.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-06-07

Fast black hose cut to 25c