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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-02-21
ARKANSAS CITY JoTTINGs.

ARKANSAS CITY, Kan, Feb. 2O.-[Spe-
cial. Three weeks ago the Santa Fe Of
ficials here were cutting down their force
Last week they put three new crews at
work, and there is a prospect of additional
crews being put on. The compsnys pay
roll here is little over S20,0 600 a month,
81. 200 of which is paid to employees in the
dispatcher's Office. Today is pay day and
the boys are jubilant.
ID. l.. Weir, Orton Ingersoll and B. f.
Childs go to Atchison next week as dele
gates to the state encampment of the
Grand Army of the Republic.
Gerson & Cole, clothiers have just open
ed "A store here, which they dub The Bee
hive" They come from Newton
w. II. Upton, formerly agent for the
Frisco line, has bought out the Fifth ave-
nue. book store and will be fresh fish" for
the school children as long as his stock of
free rulers lasts.
Assistant States Attorney Ben Hender-
son had the chief of police on the anxious
seat few days ago to learn what he knew
on the subject OF joints. Well bet a tin
ear that when Colonel Ben got through
pumping the chief the latter was as empty
of information as a gourd Is of meat
Arkansas City has u midget orchestra
the oldest performer in which is hardly 10
years of age. The Instrumentation con
sists of two violins, two cornets, clarionet,
trombone, flute and organ, and they play
remarkably we'll.
When fifteen or twenty mounted men
come skulking into town by back streets
aud alleys after sunset. each one hanging
onto the pommel of his saddle and stand
ing up il his Stirrups because be can't sit
down, we all know there has been wolf
hunt in the territory.
Last week score or more of our bus-
ness men, most of whom had not sat in a
saddle for years, went after a large gray
wolf which had been seen often below the
Chillocco Indian school. His wolfship led
them a chase of twenty-five miles before
the hounds ran him into pond of water
and the brave hunters got his bush They
came home walking and riding by turns
and it took more than four quarts OF 4rni-
ca 10 so all around, Every man OF them
insists that they had glorious time. and
want 70 do so some more. but it is noticed
that they all walk with their legs spread
like duck and say "Oachl' when they
sit down.
A bichloride OF gold institute has been
opened IN the second story of the Highland
block. and ali the old buns in the city are
falling up the stairs 70 fiud cut ii il is anv
IaoTe fun TO get ''shot" with gold than il is
with old fashioned bug juice
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PAILWAY NoTEs

CHICAGO. Feb. =. The annual report Of
the gross earniHgs weTe e ess57ss. Al IN
crease. compared STsEa these CT the preeeS-
ing rear. u So. Ias The Operating *
5eESes were = 81. fssi sa saeEsasr ~ x-s.-
sssi while The net earnings wrsr e. 81 ~
Az iaeFsase q SxsS sssS
The Bppesl from fhe deetslea os the
TfxnSaais+essr. ssesriaEs0a - - the F54ss1s
81 fhs Asrslssz5a 20 make soezs rDHasa gf4a
rAEez is Kansas. viii sas ssisssAsgssSi - sra T.
gfatiaa. TIE sagn pEzir rs6sst = tie F.ss&
issaad MS ~tsiEk s1es3tsest sszraSasz the
.4srhs~ssa, slts1 faN 3s~sesa saIls.aa T1sss sssAt
fke se@d aasi = sssvfs Fgssf so 81 ~ sssaissi
TRIP rates "a &p5z4g ssz3 fAkeH. Tie
Rakk Esaasa seieckaR szffns4a = ssker
N Is srlAsratssT. nnss tsse 4ss1seea, Sss.sSa
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which reached this city today, all loaded
with people seeking homes when the coun-
try opens.
Excavations were begun yesterday for
two brick blocks on Main street, one to be
occupied by the Hockaday Hardware COM
pany, and the other to be occupied by
large wholesale grocery house. The con-
tract will be let today for an opera house,
with three large one-hundred-foot store
rooms beneath.
Kingfsher will soon be known as the
city of conventions. The Democratic ter
ritoral convention meets here in May and
the next place of meeting of the Territor-
lal Republican league has been appointed
for this city.
The Long-Bell Lumber company has
signified its intention of coming in here
with a large wholesale lumber depart
ment This will be the Quitting point of
the new country. and every preparation is
being made to satisfy the needs of the
newcomers.
The Pabst Brewing company is pushing
its large ice plant and cold storage depot.
The frame of the building Is already up
and the whistle will toot in a short time.
The Renshaw Sash and Door factory
will begin the construction of a large
building in few days.
The wheat prospects are fine. There
seems to be no longer any doubt as TO the
ability of this country to raise anything
that grows. Farmers are blowing. prepar-
tory to putting in their corn crop, while
their northern brothers are sitting by the
ire, waiting for the grounding to an
nounce the lapse of the wintry season.
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THE TEMPTATION.

To go out of doors in rough weather is not
strong. but we are, many of US, compelled
to face rough weather frequently. Dis
eases which arise from chill are peculiar
to no season of the year. This is true,
therefore there should be in the closet
of every household-what? Not an un-
medicated stimulant, absolutely devoid of
anything but an excitive action, but "a
tonic combining, in the effective form of
an invigorant and an Alternative, the quality
of defence against the changes of weather.
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters has three or
four properties that no other article of its
class possesses. Not only does it relieve
the complaints which it eventually cures,
il fortifies the system against the bad
effects of changes of temperature, fatally
and too often shown in the deadly form of
'lagrippe;" it produces radical change
in the weakened condition of system pc
culiarly liable to be attacked by it, and ib
tends to provide against the danger re-
sulting from an impoverished condition of
the blood and a disordered state of the
liver or bowels.
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c4PfTaL NoTes

WASHINGTON, Feb - The grasidsnt IL
suffering from an obstsnats cold. and has
been compelled 80 deeIias 4 nnnsb~r of in
vitatfoos Tor Bext week. including tbs
Neu York bcard q trade dinner.
Mrs Harrison gave public recsptson
this Afternoon, which attracsed uofs peo-
pie 70 the White Hours than eyeY asss1n-
bisd before on = similar occasion. Over
six thsusand persons entered the rzassien.
and wbsn the reception ciesed susdre3s
were Sill awaiting admission
Ths president today direcfed ths -
mOvai from of5cs 81 Cellsctor A. +. vii.
beriy of Mississippi
Miss Qnsy. daughter ef Ssnatag H =
Qnay, received telegram frgsn The ssaa-
Tor tcaizIt ssylcg that tbs Tuuaor that
be Is seriously ~ i usf0unded
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HE sIoRM IN RRlIAlN

prevailed last night throughout the Cnitsd
Kingdom. In North Wales 10, 600 quarry
men have been thrown out OF work by the
snow, which has fallen to great depth in
that part of The country. A dispatch from
Dublin states thst the telegraph wires and
poles are down in all directions through
out Ireland, and that railway traffic is in
terrupted. The snow storm still continues
ia the north of England, and railway traf-
iic is seriously imUeded. A dispatch from
the Iistowel district, Kerry, says that
much anxiety is felt regarding the safety
of several farmers, who lett the markets
bound for their homes yesterday, and of
whom nothing has been heard.
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WHISKY PRoSEcuTloNS-

ENPoRIA, Kan, Feb. 2o-rhe excite
ment over the alleged persecution OK
whisky sellers still continues. IN the first
case tried that OF j. NJ Campbell, accused
on eighty two counts. the jury disagreed.
Another case, that Of w. K. IRWIN. oae OF
the leading druggists, j. now out, and has
been out since yesterday afternoon. and
bets are being freely offered ON tue streets
that the jury will either acquit or dis
agree. At a rousing temperancs meeting
held last night red hot speeches were in-
dulged in. threatening measures against
thnse who sympathixs with and abet
the alleged yiolators OF the liquor law. It
was stated that the druggists and others
were ia the habit OF boycotting employers
and merchants who did not discharge
those who testified against those accused,
and one instance was cited where baker
had been discharged for assisting the TEN
peranee cause, and several others wherv .
discharge WAS threatened. Some OF The
speakers said that a boycott was = two
edged sword, and that The Prohihitionists
might be driven TO uss IL 10 seiI-defenst,
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EWES DAUGHTERS.

Marion Harland, on pages l1S and IO4 OF
her popular work. Ewes Daughters; or
Common Sense for Maid, Wife and Moth
er," says:
For the aching hack-shouid It De slew
IN recovering its normal strength All
COCKS PoRoUs PLAsTE.. is an excellent
comforter, combining the sensation OF the
sustained pressure OF strong warm hand
with certain tonic qualities developed in
the wearing. Il shouid be kept over the
stinate eases. for ab0Ht n fortnight
For pain in the back wear an All
cocks PoRpts PLASTER constantly. -
nesing as II wearS ch This Is an inval
liable support when the weight on the
small OF ihe back becomes heavy aud The
avhlaG lacessanE
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GUTHRIE SOCIETY NOTES.


GUTHRIE, O. T., Feb. 2O.-[SpecialJ j
Mrs. McAllister has recovered from her
recent illness.
Mr. Frank Flson has returned from his
visit in Kansas City.
Mrs. Joe McNeal returned to Guthrie
last week.
Hon. w. P. Hackney is back from
Washington.
Invitations are out to the wedding Of
Miss Daisy Green and Mr.. Stewart l.. Rus
sell at Mt. Carmel, ILL.,. on March 3. This
event was to nave taken place In Decem-
Der, but was postponed on account of the
illness of Miss Green's mother.
Miss Lulu Myers and Mr.. John Oyerbay
were married on Wednesday at the resi-
dence of Mr. and Mrs. Carr. The Rev.
Mr. King performed the ceremony.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis De Steigner will
leave Guthrie soon, to take up their resi-
dence in Chicago.
Guthrie received three important acqui-
sitions to her society this week. They are
a young son at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Gray; a little daughter at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Cannon,
and a little heir at the home of Lawyer
and Mrs. Stone. Congratulations are
pouring in.
Mr. Seay, a nephew of Governor Seay,
has arrived in town and will occupy po-
sition in the governors Office.
The Euchre club had a very pleasant
meeting on Tuesday night. After the
game dainty refreshments were served
and conversation INDUCED in until II
O'Clock. Mr.. Seay was made a member of
the club.
The ladies of the Guild gave a very
pleasant Valentine party on Monday night
in the court room. Among those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. H. Asp. Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Dale, Mr.. and Mrs. T. j. Hart, Mr..
and Mrs. Van Voorhees,, Mr. and Mrs w.
p. Hackney, Mr.. and Mrs Lille, Mr.. aud
Mrs. c. NJ. Barnes, Mr.. and Mrs. T. X.
Johnstone, Mr.. and Mrs. Cooley; the
Misses Schnell, Hixon, Craig, Shaffer,
Jamison, Galloway, Seely, and Messrs.
Melone, Phister, Barnes, Heron, Pente-
cost, Gerry and Major Crozier.
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UNEASY DEMOCRATS.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 20-There is feel
ing of great uneasiness on the part of the
Democratic members OF the house over the
condition of business in; the house, and
there is disposition to get together and
agree upon program of business. At
present matters are simply drifting along,
and it is desired to bring order out of the
confusion which prevails The silver
question is the most disturbing element.
The tariff bills and the regular annual
appropriation bills will soon demand a
great deal of attention, and it is agreed
that there must come a time when a pro-
gram of business for some months to come
must be settled upon, If anything is to be
accomplished. The absence of Mr.. Catch
ings has delayed meaing of the rules
committee for some days past, and the
health of the speaker has made it neces-
sary that he should seek a respite from
public affairs, while the house is tempor-
arily in recess on account of the visit of s.
number of members to Chicago.
Mean while a petition for caucus has
been issued. This petition has been pre-
sented to Mr.. Holman, chairman of the
caucus, and as it has the requisite number
of names a call will be issued by Mr.. Hol-
man. That gentleman said today that it
was simply a matter as to the date to be
fixed for the caucus. He said that this
date would be fixed for early next week.
1t is probable that the whole Democratic
policy will be considered at the caucus and
program of action outlined as far as pos
sible The silver men all say that they
have no intention TO antagonize the tariff
and other measures, and that they are as
good tariff reformers as any other mem
bers of the house. They say, however, that
they will not consent that the tariff and
other measures shall be used to prevent
the consideration Of the silver bill, and
that if, as they do not believe to be the
case, they should ascertain that this is the
policy of the promoters of the tariff bills,
they will insist in season and out of season
on taking up the silver question Chair
man Bland of the coinage committee
voiced the sentiments of his associates in
this respect.
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BrEcnA'Ms Puts are faithful friends.
TnE corToN STATEMENT.

NEW ORLEANS Feb. 2n.-Secretary
Hsster's weekly cotton crop statement
shows gain in the cotton movements for
the past week of Is. .0de bales over the seven
days ending Feb. 10 last year aud 81, 20 for
the seven days ending this date year before
last. This makes tue excess for che sirse
nineteen days OF February iO9. zoe bales
more than last season, and 2i0. 7bi more
than the corresponding nineteen days IN
1880, bringing the incrsase for the eotton
crop market 30 date 70 as, e04 bales over
the corresponding i72 days Of last year,
and .092. 454 over the same Number OF days
in 1890. The total movement OF the crop
into sight for the week Gncluding plus
correction of ., 564 in Mobile receipisl was
i7O. S77, against f55. 2is from Feb. - to 10
inclusive last year and e, ,b45 the year be-
fore. The quantity marketed for the fiEst
nineteen days OF February WAS SO, 0fe.
against 4io.84o last year and SIS. 3sS the
season before last. These bring lhe total
quantity OF the cotton crop marketed up
70 date TO 7.504.e'4. against 1,26i,0I0 last
year
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CONWAY SPRINGS ITEMS.

CONWAY SPTNGs, Kan, Feb. 90
Especial. MIR. ". f. Atchison returned
home this morning from Hot Springs,
Ark. His health is materially improved
and he is much pleased with the climate.
A. Clapp. Fred Warburton and Noah
Frantz have indulged in new bicycles.
Rev. Mr.. Davis. pastor of the Methodist
Episcopal church of this place.Es still con.
fined TO his bed from the effects of the
grip.
Professors Grain, Swain and S. L. Mon
nett attended the county teachers insti-
tute at Argonia last Saturday
y. w. Harden of Wichita has leased the
Sunflower gallery Of this place and will
take immediate possession. Mr.. Harden
comes highly recommended from Wichita
as an artist and as good citizen.
r w. Dautrlch viii start for Indiana in
a few days, where he expects to visit his
father in-law, who is quite i'll.
The city authorities nave taken no action
as yet toward repairing the foundation of
the standpipe which is fast giving way.
Mr., W Speer, the division superintend-
ent OF the Denyer, Memphis and Atlantic
railway, will erect three fine cottages on
his farm, which joins the city for rent.
j. /. Casey Is heading a movement TO
have race track pear the city. The in
tentiou Is TO have 1t on William Speer's
farm.
&. c. Taylor visited Wichita Friday
Conductor Pearson was over from Well
ington the other day making arrange
ments TO move into the residence recently
purchased here.
We have had very gloomy weather for
the past three days, but just the weather
for wheat. Since the recent rains the
farmers say that the wheat Is in good con-
dition and viii yield as much per acre as
last year.
The prospects are that we Will have
future.
There Is still good demand for houses
incur city We could find occupants for
twenty-five residences at once.
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SANTA Sc eMpL DYES

ALBCoUERoUE y. NJ. Feb. IA cont
sittss from here, representing the en-
ployes OF the Atchison, Topeka and santa
Re aud che Atlantic and Pacific and the
Sc. Louis and San Francisco is IN confer-
ence with the general management Of these
companies in Chicago, protesting against
bond IN guarantee 10 the company that
they will faithfully fulfill their duties. 10
is intimated here thai the employees Of the
Santa Fe system will insist upon the with
drawal OF the requirements.
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but th0rouEhly and e1ecflvcIy-
They rs the original bttls Liver F1ls. thess
tiny. sugar-coated anti bilious eranniss-ths
smallest and the easiest 20 taks. One little
Pellet for hxative-thrce for q cashnrtic.
Sick Headachs, Bilious Haesehe. Constips-
tion, Indigestion. Bilious Atfecks, ard AZ
arrangements OF the liver. sfcfnsch end
bowels s-e prevented, relicFed. ard cared
PM Up In sealed yials--a perfect yc<k
pocket remedy. always convenseat, kresh.
and reliable.
They're the cheopsst piilS yon caa nuv, for
they're gssarantsed to give satisfacticn, or
your money Is rsturned. You pey only for
the good you get
Can yoa ask moret
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CHICAGO, Fab 90 The four special
trains bearing the congressional visitors
arrived here this evening The travslers
were uaet at the depot aud ~ once escorted
% the hotels bT the reception committees.
Tonight the visitors wefe ten1erel . re-
ception ~ the rrsidence Of Mr. and Mrs.
Potter Palmer. the latter being president
Of the board Of lady managers Of tie
worlds fair. One Of the most important
features OF the congressional visit will be
the banquet which the Commercial club
will give on Monday night 70 the visiting
statesmen
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WEATHER BULLETIN.
DEPARTMENT. OF AsRIeuLri1RE.

WICHITA, kan. Feb. -. lSR2
Forecast for Wichita and vicinity
During the past ~ hours the highest
temperature was 40s. the lowest aSs. and
the mean S4e, with light rain in the
morning and cloudy weather all day.
North winds higher pressure.
For the past three years the average
temperature fer the month OF February
has been 3sS. aud for the 30th day -
FRED I. JOHNSON. Observer.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 20-Forscast until
9p "a. Sunday:
For Kansas-Slightiy warmer and fair.
probably fair Monday.
For Indian Territory-Shghtly warmer
and fair. probably fair Monday.
For Misso0ri-Generally fair Sunday.
north winds. probably fair Monday
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kINGEIShER NoTES-

Speolas Dispstch 20 tae Dally kaglr.
kN6FIsHEIs, o. T.. Feb. 90.-The renort
Comes from the alloters who are at work in
the Cheyenne and Arapahoe country. west
OF here, that the business OF aiIotine 10 the
Indians is being vigorously prosecuted
There seems TO be no question thar the
country will be opened for settlement bv
The first of April next
This city has taken on new life in the
past thirty days Strangers are crowding
our hotels TO their utmost capacity. Two
extra cars we're attached 10 the train
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THE CANNES KILLaNc.

CANNES, France, Feb. 20-Edwar,i Par
ker Deacon. who shot and killed II. Ar
BELLE, his wife's paramour, has been iiber-
ated on his recognizance, the judge only
stipulating that he must reside in Grzsse
until the assizes are held He will De in-
dieted for murder at she March assizes at
Nice Mrs. Deacon is in great distress.
She is making preparations TO go TO Paris
with her family.
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ThE LADIES

with which isaiies may uss the California
liquid laxative syrup OF Fiss. under all
conditions. makes il their faxar8fs ncssseay.
To get the true and genuine article. sook
Tor the name OF tlaa California Fig syrup
To. printed near the bottcia of tie
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a4ll CAUssLTTEs

ERIE, Pa. Feb 3--Hezvy fozs las.
ssznt were dizassruas 70 railroad rusn
here The Lake Sboex ard Michigan
Soufhern had ttxo rear end COLLISIONS
Much gropertY ess destroyed bus TO lives
we ~ l0ais On the SicEie Pias4 kaznssr
failed 70 get his Gag hack 20 the proper
distance aud cns freight ran into zsioshev
Eugsaser Se5aedSr and B1akesaAn Dill
were paasy hurt ElgsFnza Fuller was
cazghs IA the wreck and Killed Tie ca.
gsne and fwesfy cars we're flestzpTed ans
ard several fhoassad dollars worth Of
ire gtss mixed up sn tbs debris
RiGHNgsD. Va. Ee14 e0--Iwn frsszats
az the Norfolk sna westera csSls6sd fesr
Pesrrsbsrx thss morning Two 1nen wsss
kisiesl ard tosr il tarrd
N0EF8LE- Eonn, fe1 S3--k mix train
0n ;hs Hoasatsaic f4siwsT CRASHED tnts
lgi.iZhs Train hear GaHnaas sasfaT Tks
eag i8esr sad areasaz xeFe kissezs aasi ron-
eluczGf keAtsaG ssas ssrSo@ssy sszasslesI
-. isEss. fsis y -At kssk asegssl
NusgsstB = -. fSslss. = sw5tc1 szzsss tas.
Is3ea vita , s4b4xsssa fFzsE si1ss s4szioE
The tTasGssssE Fssae<4 au8nEaess isas
zm0ng 1ke passsnszfs Erk Egs~z 24s
Sasatsy Aafs sSi9 seT@rsi s<hs1s szfSosssn
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cprC.Ic MOurAENTS

NEw lai.E. Feb 9a-The xxgserfs q
speci~ fr1sa Nes York last seek anssaafel
10 Sza45tsss ef which <i,spAso was ia
gold aasi SSsss. - in silver Tise Ifnp1ft1
q Specse mere sssss 81 of Rhslt 80 -
was u gold and sss6-5 II silver.
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RUSSIAN wAR siIppI les

VIENNA, Feb. aa-It IS rumored here
that the bulk of the grain which the Rms
sian government recently purchased,
for the relief of famine sufferers.
is really intended 10 be stored in the na-
tionaI granarleS as a preparation for war.
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FREcH TANsY WATERS.

These waters are for the relief and cure
of painful irregularities, and viii remove
all distractions They are sure and safe
every time. Manufactured by Emerson
Drug company, San Jose, Cal, and for
sale by Fred L. RIGHT, 206 East Douglas
avenue
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THE FRENCH CABINET.

PARIS. Feb. a0-It IS definitely an
noanced this evening that III. RIbot has
been requested by President Carnot 10
form cabinet. and that he has agreed to
undertake slle task
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tssssly s1ssssasssl ssse tpssk 81 sA,s erez =
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Tuer wlNNpee

EEw YORz. fsb. - -snttenburg wss-
ssFs. perAiia. NeKeeT~r, srsaggisf,
Aims T. Bilshss. Hzrry srsIand
NEw OgLgssa FEB. Winaasa
Mstehsl l.. Loose.a. Americas Lady.
OrInfe-
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a poLIT1cAl RloT.

NoBLEsynLE. lad. Feb 20.-Joba Dan
forth wAs shot this morning ia a riot that
occurred Al Republican coaveatjoa ~
Wesgfeid bear here
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orsrsoude6 an1
discrdered xfozns
achs ard bowek
dont nced q doss
Of physic That
with rs violsncas
only upsets them
tbs more They
need . doss or twu
Of Or. PiercesS
Pleasant Pellets.
That cleafiscs and
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mildly and gently,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-02-21
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