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Not his Kind.

II wish you would take back these beans
and bring me some cucumbers in place of
them," said tho man who sat at a side table
with his hat on.
II can bring you some oucumbers," said
the waiter, "but 1 can't take the beans
back. You've eaten half of them"
"Well, l haven't hurt the other half,
have I? Amt they just as good as they
were before2 You can bring me a half
order of cucumber in place of them. can't
your"
mo, SIR
"By gumr" grumbled the guest, as he
paid the cashier few minutes later, Il can
tell you right now you don't keep the kind
of eating houses here we've got in ST.
Louis. Chicago Tribune.
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FRED l.. JOHNSON, Observer
PASSENGERS PLUNDERED.
Robbers Go Through Train il
Nebraska.

VALENTINE, Neb., July 29-The passen-
gers on the Black Hills express on the Elk
horn road, which left Omaha yesterday
morning encountered brace of real live
train robbers at $50 o'clock last evening
at Arabia. The two men boarded the
train at Arabia and went into the two day
coaches, where they began 10 hold up the
passengers. One Of the robbers went
through the day passenger cars with a
revolver in each hand, calling out: Gents,
get your yaluableS; my partner'll put 'em
in his sack"
Behind him came his partner holding
a bag. After the collection had been COM
pleted, they shot at the rear brakeman and
missed him.
The sheriff of Cherry county has gone
after the train robbers with posse of men
They rode a mile on the train and jumped
off as it was moving. Just how much the
robbers secured is not known but the
amount is thought to be small. Both were
young men, but they went at the job very
COolly.
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TEXAS FEVER IN CHICAGO

CHICAGO, Ill, July 29.-TeXas fever has
made its appearance among the cattle near
the city limits and portion of the Twenty
eighth ward of this city, and twenty of
them have died from effects of that disease
Inspectors of the health department have
made post mortem examination in several
cases and pronounce the disease true Texas
fever. The supposition is that the animals
contracted it from refuse which was drop
ped from railroad cars in which Texas cat
tie were being transferred into this city.
The officers of the department say that the
only means of preventing the disease from
spreading to all of the cattle in the neigh
borhood is to shut them up until frost
comes next fall
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A Story He Couldn't Use.
J. P. S.

NEW YORK, July 21.-It has no doubt
been a source of wonder to thousands Of
after dinner listeners where Chauncey M
Depew got all his fresh and original stories
His supply of humorous anecdotes has
been practically inexhaustible for many
years. and it has seemed almost impossible
that one small head could create all the
yarns he knew. The other day ex-Post-
master James met the railroad Fahladeen
and said to him:
''Mr. Depew, where do you get all your
storiesS"
81 have got a most valuable and far
reaching lot of correspondents in all parts
of the country" replied Mr.. Depew.
Scarcely mail arrives but brings yarn
of some kind. Most Of these stories are
poor, some improper and many fat But
mingled with the chaff are few grains of
wheat. Sometimes cannot use story,
even when it is o yard wide, all WOOL
and warranted not to fade. because it
has a personal application. For in
stance, IN this mornings mail l received
a capital thing. 1t appears that IN a Fmall
town in Nebraska the corpse Of an un-
known man, reputed to be che father OF
wealthy citizen, was found. The citizen
was sent for to idaatify the remains. In
lifting the head of the dead man mis- jaw
fell and set of false teeth rolled out upon
the floor of the morgue. The citizen, much
relieved. exclaimed, That's not my
father; he never had false teeth The
citizen went away, leaving the undertaken
to readjust the teeth. AS he placed the
now useless grinders in position he shook
his fist in the face of She dead man and ex-
claimed angrily, If you'd a knowed
enough to keep your mouth shut you'd
had an honorable funeral OF course I
felt obliged to my correspondent, butt
looking pathetically at Mr. James-''upon
what occasion can L use such a story as
thisS" E..
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Immediate, harnless-Pr siHeC
Axe"
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In Training.

Harry Cooking over manuscript)-You
don't suppose any editor will accept such
stuff as that, do you?
Jack-Certainly not 1t has been refused
by seven already.
Harry-Why under the sun do you keep
on sending it round?
Jack-Pm trying to discover in how
many ways a thing can be courteousiy de-
clined
Harry-What for?
Jack-I promised to go with Imogene to
the dinner of the Mystic Cooking club
Life
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SWINE BREEDERS.
The State Association at Abilene Well At
tended-The Addresses.

ABILENE, Kan, July 29.-The annual
meeting of the Kansas State Swine Breed
ers' association which convened here to-
day was attended by about fifty hog
breeders from all parts of the state,
Wichita, Alden. Rossville, Topeka, Belle
vile, Wellington and Abilene being rep
resented. Many more are expected to-
morrow
The annual address was made by Presi-
dent NJ Stewart, of Wichita. He reverted
to the present dull condition of the hog
market, but believed that there are better
times ahead. He advised the hog raisers
to constantly Gull out from the lower ranks
of their herds and build up the blood to
the highest possible point. Addresses
were made by NJ. B. Keagy, ofWellington,
J. NJ. Mckee, of Wellington and o. B.
Stauffer of Alden, on the score card. The
remainder of the day was spent in score
card practices.
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KANSAS CITY, Mo, July 29.-After one
day of restoration, the &. A. r. rate to
Boston today fell down to $3.50 from
$50. 50, to which figures Chairman God
dard recently ordered the rate raised. To-
day private circular became public prop
erty in which the Rock Island, which had
been chosen as the road to carry Kansas
veterans east, announced that the old rate
of $3.50 from the Missouri river would OBJ
tain until that rate was lowered by some
competing line when the Rock Island
would offer as low a rate as any other
road The Wabash, which only obeyed
Goddard's s restoration order today, imme-
diately reduced the rate to the old figure
1t is supposed that the other roads will
follow suit tomorrow
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WEATHER BULLETIN.

SIGNAL OFFICE, WICHITA, Kan, July
29.-The highest temperature was 81
the lowest up to p. IN. 73o, and the
mean 81 with warmer, cloudless weather
and nearly stationary pressure, fresh
southerly winds.
Last year on July %. the highest tenn
perature was SO, the lowest 62', and
the mean - ?, and two years ago the cor
responding temperatures were 1909, 20 .
and S6c
FRED L. JOHNSON, Observer.
WAR DEPARTMENT, WASHINGTON, d. c.,
July 2S, s p. m.-Forecast until p. m.
Wednesday:
For Missouri - Fair, southern winds,
warmer except in extreme northern Mis-
souri,, stationary temperature.
For kansas-Fair southerly winds, sta
tionary temperature
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FrrrrhoCsr Wa Posted.

Gus SDooks-Good morning, pscson;
want 70 get married.
Parson Bledsoe-HeTe the bans been
proclaimed,
Not that know q
Then I cannot Darry you- Tie public
must be previously informed Of your IL
tent7on 70 marry
Then KS sill right You can just 20
ahead and raarry me Three or fc1r days
ago l tod an old aunt OF nine Ii the strict
eSt confidence that s-as going 70 be mar
rIe1- and you may De sure everybody
Knows AL about il bT this time Tex
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sulky:
Servant (scowiing furiooslyt-No wonder
lsok sulky. Here you arc going out again
IN thar dress which you promised ne when
YOU don Z wear it any mors.-Texzs SItt-
luEs
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A DISASTROUS FIRE.

EAST SAGINAW, Mich, July ga dis
astrous fire started in the lumber yards of
Owen, Hutchinson d Co., in the northern
municated to the planing-mill and lumber
yard of H. b. Nease, Son & Co, and thence
to the lumber yards of j. H. Owen and the
saw-mill, salt block and lumber yard Of
Brown & Ryan, all of which were totally
destroyed. Losses including planning
mill, saw-mill, two salt blocks, four drill
houses 4 600 barrels of salt 1900, 900 feet of
timber, ten dwelling houses, 1900 cords
stove wood and other property, also sixty
six railroad cars, valued at $4,000 Total
loss S315, 900. Total insurance S1S5,000
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rganted to Protect HImself.

81 want life insurance policy"
The clerk handed him blank TO I'LL out
But 1 see you are q government en-
ploye?" that official remarked as he turned
the blank in
Yes; but doesn't your policy protect
against loss from fire?'
"Oh, no; by no means"
''Then I don't want it. There's been a
change of politics in the head OF our Office,
and it was only TO guard against loss from
fire. that wanted the policy. Good day"
-PhilSdelphia Times.
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CLEVELAND, O., July 29.-Anton Nowak,
n molder, and his wife have not lived to-
gether for three years. Nowall boarded
on the Sawhill avenue in this city and his
wife, who gained livelyhood by washing.
on Braba street. A deep gully separated
the two streets from each other. Early
this morning Nowak, dressed in his best
suit of clothes, went to the brow of the
hill above the gdlly and lay in wait for
his wife. She appeared about o'clock,
being on her way to her days work He
drew revolver as she appeared and fired,
the bullet entering the wOman's head be
low the left ear and she fell to the ground
fatally wounded. The murderer then
placed the muzzle of the weapon to his
right temple and fired a second Shot. His
death was instant The woman died two
hours later at st. Nincent's hospital.
Beecham's Pills act like magic on a weak
Stnrnach
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J. IL THRILL Il D.
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Didn't Want to Bother Him.
To the Landlord Of the White Horse. Rouen:
SIR-Please send the sword cane left under
my bolster IN Room 2s CALRoT.
Before sealing the letter the cane was
found, and the writer added:
"P. S.-Don't trouble yourself to look for
the cans; I've found il"
Whats the use of doing thats" asked a
friend, ''since you've found it."
Good heavensp' cried Calinot, "do you
want the man to worry himself hunting
for its"-Detroit Free Press.
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a wom0A who is trying to reform her
housekeeping fads that her affairs move
more satisfactorily during the week If the
usual order is reversed, and Saturday in
stead of Monday is taken for laundry
work-that is, for the washing part of #.
She has bread and cake made On Friday,
which Il the sweeping day, and the beds
are also changed on that day. Saturday
afternoon Is used for extra preparations
for the Sunday dinner and in putting the
kitchen in order 50 that when Sunday
dsEns it does not bringStth il the blue
shadow Of Monday. It ia q day OF rest for
mind and body, and, better still. it Is found
on Monday morning that her servants are
well rested from the work of Saturday, and
IN better trim for ironing than when two
heavy days work follow each other.-New
D.
Cures while you wait-Preston's He'd
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INDIANA,s POOR CROP.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, July 29.-Advices
from all sections of the state are to the eff
feet that the growing crops and fruits are
badly injured by the drouth which has
prevailed for three or four week. The
melon crop has already been cut down one
half and the berry crop has been unusu-
ally small. The growing corn owing to
late planting is very backward and the
drouth has proved disastrous; that but
little will silk out udless rain come within
a few days. Pastures are burned out and
in many sections the new hay is being fed
to stock
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She Wore It Just the Same.

She (starting for the thestre(-How do
you like my new hat?
He-Very becoming; but you are not
going to wear it to the theatreS
She-Of course; Why not?
He-Because it is too high.
She Gnnocsntly)-Why, it wasn't very
high; it only cost $12
And she wore it just the same.-Wash-
inRton Star
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DOCTOR PURDY,
Surgeon, OcuIiStandA AuriSt
154 \ MAIN ST. WICHITA, KAS.


The doctor gives special attention
70 the treatment or ali diseases Of ths
BY J., including the scientific dust
meut or glasses 70 correct I'M perfect
vision.
CATARACT removed and sight re.
stored 10 many who have been totally
CROSS EYES strengthened In one
minute.
SORE KYRs cured without the uss
OF eausiics Or other harmful agents.
AKTIFICfALEYEH carefully select
cd and applied.
DEAFAESs-AlI curabIe cases Of
deafness promptly cured.
ola -EES- Only those = no have had
thorough training should attempt
TO NJ glasses. lest they 60 the pztfeftt
more harm than good. Hauy eases 0f
nervousness, irTitablllty. lnsOmfHa.
headache. vertigo and seemiug stu.
picliy In children are due 20 defective
vision and are removed ~ once By the
Application Of proper zlassss.
Doctor Puray has achieved a s,~-
re-s little Jess than phenomlnaI a.
general surgeon, treating wfth srreas
success dsfoEnsiisa. club foot. eurva-
ture oI the spine, hip jOsnt dIseass.
y nite ~ cling. diseases OF ths t.op.-
cancer, ulcers. tumors. old s0r~s- h.f.
up. iAelAi bieiniaEes. skin and blood
diseases, etc. -yphilss ab.ofutrlv
cured Doctor Purdy waa -. -
fe-s5r of surgery IN the Wichita Ms-fs.
cal College and surgeon 10 ~ Fsr.retz
u "Fpii4i' b4sing Felinaul.hst thg
ADs'f" lo7sittonA IA order q, .sevots hfs
Sntire tnle 10 hts specialize.
- Sapsfauoais hair. facial bleEa
iahss, moles- etc, removed hy -.
triciiy. CoFrespond@urs ,.sllet,s.i-
Consultations free.
e. h. PCEDY. 81. D.
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RELIEF FoR The SUPREME COURT.

WASHINGTON, July 29-The senate COM
mittee on judiciary has practically con-
cluded its consideration of the bill for the
relief of the supreme court and will report
it to the senate in a few days. As stated
heretofore the committee will recommend
a substitute for the house bill creating an
intermediate appellate court.
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MISSOURI PACIFIC Bull LDINGs BURNED

ATCHIsoN, Kan, July 29.-The carpenter
with all the tools, machinery and other
contents was destroyed by fire at 1 o'clock
this morning. The loss is about 5000.
The Missouri Pacific freight depot at
Downs was burned at $50 o'clock yester-
day evening. The loss is not stated. The
greater part of the contents Of the build
ing were DESTROYED.
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81 feel" said the young man to her fa-
ther, that existence without your daugh-
ter would be only dreary task, whose
completion could not come too soon"
every we'll" said the old gentleman,
'take her, and presently you'll feel the
same way, only more Washington
Post
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Sure cure-Preston's "Hed-Ake." "
THE HATCHARDS SENTENCED

MILWAUKEE, Wis, July Cdr. Thomas
Hatchard and his wife. Nancy Josephine
Hatchard, who were convicted of man
slaughter in performing a fatal criminal
operation on Minnie Beardsley, were each
sentenced TO four years Imprisonment in
state prison this afternoon by Judge
Wallber
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WHYIT WAS NOT PAID.

the st. Louis & San Francisco railway met
today to take action on the dividend of the
first prepared stock. They decided to pay
nothing. One of the directors states that
the reason for suspending the dividends is
simply that there was nothing to pay
with.
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CINCINNATI. o., July GA special saw
that incendiaries set fire to the reside: e
of Rev. David Plumb in Gale, Ind, ea y
this morning and destroyed it. Mr. Plum. -
was fatally burned and his wife aud three
children perished in the flames. Mr.. Plumb
IS a prominent Methodist
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Nv His Com,anv Fte-

Bowles-I have always had high opin-
ion of Fassett. I've ever considered him a
candid, open hearted, honest, generous
and loyal fellow.
Knowles-Yes; even his watch has an
open face.-Jeweler's Circular.
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Augustus but, ClHrs,, ice cream at a dol
lsg plate Is pretsy expensive.
Clara (haughtilyt-Tha IL enough, SIR
do not believe you are plumber at all.
Y euowfne's News
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Time. One A. M.

81 know l have my Shortcomings, Miss
Edith" began the young man deprecat-
ingly.
Yes, George" she replied, 'but they
don't hold a candle to your long goings"
DRY Goods Chronicle.
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A Leading Question.

Teacher-Give me an example of 8 lead
ing question:
Etudent-Aren't you liars
Teacher-How's that-what does such
question lead to?
Student-A fght.-New York Herald
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BALTIMORE, Md, July 29-Mr. Charles
York and his aged mother, living at Ber-
gies, were murdered this afternoon. A
man named Moss is accused Of the crime
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A Plausible Rea.on.

"Why is it that women always carry
their wallets in their hands,"
IL suppose IL is because they wish their
hand sought after - Boston Courier
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WARRANTS EOR BOOKMAkERs

CHICAGO H., July 29.-Justice Lyons
issued warrants for the arrest of thirty
two bookmakers this morning and the e.
tablishment in which they carry on busi-
ness were raided this afternoon.
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Too Early in the Season.

IOO LaIIy III IItb otEsuI
"Did you propose to the beautiful Miss
Rox last night. Charlie?"
'I did, and she also proposed"
"What?"
'That / wait till the end of the summer
for her answer. Boston Courier.
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Sure Thing.

Don't you think Smith is crankf'
''Well, could hardly say. Do you think
him one?'
''Of course do. He never agrees with
me IN anything. ."-boston Courier.
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BASE BALL.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.


AT PHILADELPHIA
Athletics ............1 0 8 90 l / z
Toledo ................0 0000 O. 0
Base hits-Atheletics 9. Toledo ,.
Frrors-Atheletics l, Toledo l.
Pitchers-Seward and CUshman.
AT ROCHESTER,.
Rochester. 0 0 002 l g. 6
LOuisville...... 0 , 0 0 0 O. }
Base hits-Rochester 9, Louisville 10.
Errors-RocheSter 2. Louisville S.
Pitchers-Titcomb and Hhret.
AT SYRACUSE.
Syracuse. se...........O 001O OO0O2-3
St. Louis. ..............0 l 0 l 0 l O. )
Base hits-Syracuse 9, St. Louis 9.
Errors-Syracuse g, St Louis !.
Pitchers-Cassey and Stivetts.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
AT CINCINNATI.
Cincinnati. q ) 0 o 0 0 0 5-11
Boston. ............0 3 00 0 0 0 O. 3
Base hits-Cincinnati 16, Boston s.
Errors-Cincinnati 2, Boston ?
Pitchers-Mullane and GetZein.
AT CLEVELAND.
Cleveland ...1O1 OOO10-3
Brooklyn. 0 0 0 5 ! 0 , 0-12
Base hits-CIeveland = Brooklyn g.
Errors-Cleveland 5, Brooklyn +.
Pitchers-Garfeld and Lovett.
AT NEW YORK.
New York-Pittsburg postponed-rain.
AT CHICAGO.
Chicago 3 0 3 90 l / s
Philadelphia. 0 Q /
Base Chicago II, Philadelphia 5.
Errors-Chicago >: Philadelphia +.
PitChers-Stein and Nickery.
PLAYERS LEAGUE.
AT BUFFALO.
Buffalo l @ 0 l O. s
Philadelphia. ..........0 0 > y o 0 3 O. Q
Base hits-Buffalo s, Philadelphia 9.
ErrorS-Buffalo 8, Philadelphia s.
Pitchers-keefe and Burlington.
AT CLEVELAND.
Cleveland. d............--3 0 : III
Boston. ..... ...........I 0 0 0 0 0 l o.
Base hits-Cleveland -. Boston 6.
Errors-Cleveland ;. Boston 8
Pitchers-O'G 'Gruher and hIlroy.
AT CHICAGO
Chicago. -...........7 10000 000O1-s s.
Brooklyn. ..........0 l , Q 0 0 0 0 0 O. s
Base hits--Chicago 5: Brooklyn G.
Errors-Chicago ,, Brooklyn2 ,
PitcherS-Baldwin and SowderS.
AT NEW YORK
New York-Pittsburg, postponed-rain
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Fred-1he idea of ben blowing into n
loaded guui He must have lost h!s head
HenTv-lie GId Ola fellow, when the gun
,.-r-rr 90
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ST. LOUIS. No, July 29.-John w. Doug
lass, secretary of the Knapp-Stout Lum-
Der company, arrested yesterday, charged
with killing Charles Dost. an employe
who had inadvertently broken a board,
was discharged, nothing developing at the
inquest tending to connect him with the
mans death. How he received the blow
which fractured his skull is yet mystery.
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On BroadNaY.

Hayseed-What building is that2
Smart New Yorker-That's a ten story
building Can't rnII count?-Texas Sift-
in1s-
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Chronic Inflammation of the Bladder.
Is promptly cured by the Excelsior
Springs, Mo, waters. % W fri sun-tf
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Pete-The pTlcs Sf everything Suctuztes
Now you would think there would Ecg -
much change IN tie price Of false tech.
wouldn't yoU'
Ed-I shoald think not.
Pets-Well. that's where you are MS
taken called On tsIkstive yo41g ls3y
last evening. a1d 7 was beriIde1-d st tbe
rapid Tlse and fall of false teeth--T sxzs
Sitting
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Romantic Miss-Did it ever occur to you
what wonderful sights the deep sea divers
must beholdP
Practical Man-Yes, once. 1t was when
/ was at sea il a stOrm.-Life.
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BILLY RENOMlNATEn-

PoTTsvILLE. Pa, July - Hon. James
B. Reilly was yesterday renominated for
congress by the Democrats Of the Thir-
teenth district.
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No CIOad Without . silver Lining.

Cures while you wait-Preston's He'd
Axe"
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Why suffer- Preston's "Hed-Ake" will
cure VOu
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If you need medicine it is not safe to de-
lay till hot weather. Take Hoods Sarsa-
parilla now.
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Mr.. Selby Carter, Nashville, Tenn:
ayers Sarsaparilla cleared my system of
scrofula" "
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FIVE CENTS FOR STAMPS.

CHEYENNE, Wyo., July 29-George l.
Thompson, the postmaster at Warren
Wyo., has been requested TO resign by
Postmaster General Wanamaker It j.
said that Thompson has been charging !
cents for 2-cent stamps, telling the patrons
that the high rates on freight rendered il
impossible for him to sell for less money.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-07-30

Mother-What did it say about it9
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