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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-09-15
THE STALLION RECORD

ST. JOSEPH. Mo-, Sept. l4.-Today the
stallion record of the world was broken By
Lobasco in the free-for-all tro,ting race
In the second heat Lobasco tied his record
OF Eli y. but N the third heat he reduced
it to 2:ioS4, and the 10, 90 people who wit
messed the performance went wild. Nc
Henry was carried around on the shoulders
of the yelling crowd. and was presented
with magnificent floral Offering.
Lobasco was brought before tSe judges
stahd, and a magnificent floral horse Il De
place about his neck. This performance OF
Lobasco gives him the stallion record for
one, two and three heats for stations.
SUMMARIES.
Trotting, 2:2S class-Kittie Hiatoga won,
Joker was second and Mercurius third.
Best time 30
Trotting. PIG elass-Muta Wilkes won,
with St. Vincent second. Best time 2:lS.
Free-for-all, trotting-Loeasco won, with
jack second and Una Wilkes third. Best
time 2:lo$..
Running, thEee-fourths OF a mile-Rose-
bud won. with Passion secoad and Town
send third. Time liz.
OTHER MEETINGS
NEW YORK. Sept. l4.-Gravesend win
ners: Joy. Reginald, Helen Rose, Helen
Nichols, Reckon. Alcade,
CINCINNATI, Sept i4-latonia winners:
Rosebcrry, Red Prince. Hed2<rose, Datch
Oven. Nellie Shaw
BosToN. Sept. 1.-THE Mystic park races
were postponed on account OF rain.
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THE ANTHONY REPUBLICAN,,

Special Dispatch to the Daily Eagle
ANTHONY, Kan, Sept. 1.-THE Anthony
Republican, the oldest newspaper in
Harper county, was sold today by its
owner, George W. Maffit, to +. G. Raney
and S. A Markwell. Owing TO ili-health
Mr.. Maffit has not given the paper his
personal attention for the last four years
until recently, and, finding the task again
injuring his health, he concluded to sell.
The new owners of the paper are T. G.
Raney, well-known educator and also u
prominent attorney and successful poll
tician, and S. A. Maxwell, who has been
connected with the mechanical depart
ment almost since its establish ment here
thirteen years ago, and for years has been
its business manager. Many improve
ments. mechanically and otherwise, are in
project by the new proprietors. Mr..
Maffit's connection with the Republican
terminated permanently with this weeks
issue
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RAY STATE RFpIjpr lCANS

BosToN, Sept. 1.-THE Republican state
convention met this morning Hen.
Charles A. Allen was chosen permanent
chairman.
The platform adopted opposes iufation
OF the currency, either by inconvertibie
paper money, or the free coinage Of silver;
demands the prohibition of indiscriminste
immigration, and endorses tue national
platform.
Hon William H. Hale OF Springfield,
was nominated for governor by acclama-
ton.
Nathaniel p. Btnks and John d. Long
were chosen presidential electors large.
The nomination OF the ticket WAS then
completed and the convention adjourned.
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cause the fluid has not gathered in her
Chest "a IN nidlv as hefnra y

cause the fluid has not gathered in her
chest as rapidly as before"
He added that he did not care to go
further into the details of the case.
The president received several kilograms
tonight from personal friends, expressing
sympathy tor Mrs. Harrison and asking
for information as TO her condition.
Midnight There has been no material
change in Mrs Harrison's condition since
DR.. Gardner made hi. last examination at
8 o'clock.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 14-News from
Loon Lake is awaited with the deep
est concern III Washington, after the puo-
lication this morning OF the dis9uieting
statement Of Mrs. Harrison's condition.
But few persons were prepared for the
alarming news in the physicians bulletin
made public this afternoon. On every side
were heard expressions of the deepest SYM
pathy with the affl cted lady, and "A gloomy
feeling was manifested throughout official
circles. Mrs Harrison has endeared her
self 70 the people Of Washington through
her many Iovable traits, and they are more
than ordinarily interested in her welfare
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MEDICINE LoDGE. Kan, sept E-ISoe-
cjsl i be sugar season II agsin upon as-
and hundreds of wagon loads Of cNae are
going 10 tb@ big sugar :nlN. Il as mil,
with tie addition Of 81 900 worth of i'm
proveueUis. IS il fu.s blast The ca3e Is
rich and sweet, IN spite OF tfe resent Sry
wea, her. The crop rai~ed By TIE wTiter
aggregated ten tons - the scfe, sssI
broughI & 10 PER ton.
WA asaigag caae plowin- and soTsE :
wheat, Cutting coru sEa alfalfa hay. aad
tnTesa5ug gsorig3l. crops Of wheat oats
and rye iae farmers q i34ro=r cgGagy are
very busy
i5sras-r eouUtg bss sugar 70 sell. men 20
tI cH5e@s fC1D- -Fe7<ss3Gz5 cs cf 4ssF sse}
cattle ou n taoas-si44 A.8ls. thoGs sGs@s IL
bushels u wGesE sats, ezra AID cs4sy
grains Assd ihose q Reed GA czzu CT a.
fer supplies
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WHEN TIE TRAP Is SPRUNG

Upon us, as it sometimes is, in a most un-
expected manner by disease, We appreciate
the fact that il IS most insidious foe, and
that not only is it necessary 20 combat it
by the most potent medicinal agencies, but
to prevent its manifestation at all By coun-
teracting the causes that produce it. This,
exposure in wet weather, the enforced
wearing of damp clothes during storm. a
thorough draught, unaccustomed diet and
water, bodily or mental overwOrk, are
breeders of disease, but Hostetters
Stomach Bitters will prevent their induc-
ing it. THIS medicine fortifies the system
against the assured effects such causes
would otherwise produce To the mari
Eer, miner, the outdoor labor, the slave of
the desk and pen. and the overworked
generally, it is OF the utmost advantage.
Dyspepsia, kidney trouble, malaria. bilious
ness, all yield to it.
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COLORADO FUSIONISTS.

DENVER, Sept. IA AT the First congress
sional district Democratic convention,
held here today, Rev. Myron w. Reed, the
Peoples party candidate for congress from
this district, was nominated by acclama-
tion. When the matter of appointing n
committee on resolutions came up a split
occurred, the Cleveland Democrats bolt
ing. They desired the appointment of such
committee, while the Weaver Democrats
would not permit 1t. The boiling faction
Immediately called another convention,
and after indorsing Reeds nomination,
adopted resolutions pledging fidelity to
Democratic faith and principles and in
dorsing the candidates of the Chicago con-
yention,
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NERNOuS DYSPEPSIA.

Senator James +. Pierce of New York,
writes:
For the past two years I have suffered
very much from an aggravated form Of
nervous dyspepsia. l have resorted to
various remedial agents, deriving but little
benefit A few months since friend OF
mine suggested the trial of ALLC0CK' s
PORUs PLAsTERs. Following the sug-
gestion, | have been using the same with
the happiest effects. To those similarly
afflicted let me suggest the manner of
thei: use. place one over my stomach,
one over the hepatlc region, and one on nv
back. The effect is excellent. From the
day commenced their use have been
slowly but surey improving, and am quite
confident that BY continuing | shall again
be restored 10 my accustomed health"
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NEW YORK, Sept. 1.-THE Democratic
national committee today issued the fol-
lowing address from headquarters in this
city:
"To the people Of the United States:
"The Democratic national committee
.congratulates the country on the result OF
the recent state elections in Maine, YER
mont and Arkansas.
"In Arkansas the combined opposition,
after some very eXtravaganJ claims, fell
short over 10000 of the vote Of the De-
mocracy alone. This brought dismay to
the combination in the south and to It's
manipulstors in the north.
I'm Maine and Vermont the contest was
conducted distinctly on national issues.
The Republican managers appealed for
votes in these states on the ground that
'the size of the plurality would exert a
great moral influence on the campaign in
other states and that the poll would be
practically our vote for president
Similar appeals summoned to their
aid all the potent resources of their
national organization, with Its exhaustless
treasury and its splendid equipment of
orators of national fame. With every fav-
oring force at their command, except pub
lie opinion, with no organization opposed,
save those made up within the states by
the minority party. which has been out of
power for generation and which was un-
aided from without, the campaign OF our
adyersaries for a triumphant test vote III
these states, SO carefully planned and so
thoroughly and forcefully executed, has
ended in conspicuous disaster.
Our friends every where are entitled to
take fresh courage from these results.
They mean that the strong tendency of
public sentiment is with the Democracy
and that the people of the country are pre-
pared to enforce, rather than to reverse,
the verdict which they rendered in 1890.
lSigned.
civilian HARRITY,
Chairman National Committee.
f'DON NJ. DICKINSON,
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SAX ASToEio. Tex, sept. "a News sss
received here tonight u Gghs betmses
cowboys and Mexican smaSgiers aear
Preside The Ae1 caas were dFgssBz u.
go cattle. when tue cgsFtDys Cpsns4 ere
On them PeTiBisp4snt Thomas q t6s
Let0lez rsDcD ss.d . cowtgT we're .iI4ssz.
while the sm q * ssrs lest taxss gssa. TuS
IN Zgier7 wsr- aleo F1GFtsilF wO0l t5srs
A54.l sssss ss.t 10 taesT fate oEs tas prasrass
TIE cattss sTsgs STAN ssssssSi seEoss tss
f.4a-
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ki.5lf NOTES

KISsLEY. Kan. sept. II Especial l.
The weather ls fine here, and thc farmers
sre very busy threshing- WneAt j. turu-
ing out we'll. most Of the farmers getting
from 10 to IS per cent. more Of yield than
they expected.
DR.. Pearson OF this city Is AZ the state
fair AZ Topeka this week with ue dis
p.ay of hogs, aud sill uadou 5tedly maj e
some Of the people a. the fair open their
eyes, who think western kauzas - behiud
toe rest OF the state. Among the thir1y-
three he took was one, year cd, weigh
Ing 6Z5 poGDs.
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Lord and Shattuck, composing the board
of arbitration in the Atchison appeal case
AS the eligibility of T.. \. Ford 10 serve as
the Atchison's arbitrator in It's original
appeal, have just made public their decis-
ion. They agree that Mr.. Ford is eligible
TO act as arbitrator in the issue pending
for which he was nominated, and accord
ingly reverse the ruling of Chairman
Caldwell OF the Western Passenger asso-
citation in these particular Cases This
forces the chairman to accept Mr.. Ford as
one of the three arbltrators to decide
whether the Atchison was justified in max
ing a rate of $12 from Chicago TO Denver
and return on account OF the Knights
Templars' conclave.
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JERRY AT kiNGMAN.

special Dispatch to the Daiy Eagle.
kINGMAN, Kan, Sept. 1.-THE Simpson
meeting today was not the success of two
years ago. Then they had Al wagons in
their parade, with 6S3 voters Today they
had 207 wagons, with Az voters in line
There was possibly 4,00o persons on the
streets, one-half OF which number wore
the Republican badge, "Stand up for Kan
sas." Simpsons speech was disappoint-
ment to a large number of his party
friends. 1t fell far below their idea of
what member of congress should be able
TO say, and he lost votes here.
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FUSION IN SOUTH DAKOTA.

IANkToN, 5. D.. Sept. 1.-THE execu-
tive committee OF the South Dakota state
central Democratic committee met in
secret. conference with the candidates on
the Democratic state ticket last night to
discuss matters of Importance to the party
in this state. Chief among the topics dis
cussed was that of fusion with the Inde-
pendents. 1t was practically decided that
the Democrats could not fuse with the Iu-
dependents, unless the latter named party
Is willing to divide:the ticket. a commit
tee was appointed to confer with 4 COM
mittee from the Independents and arrange
matters.
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THE cHocTAw FACTIONS

MCALEsrER, |. T.. sept IL -HostiiItie.
between the political factions Of the
Choctaw nation have ceased Twelve men
OF the party who committed The murder a
few days ago came here today and surren-
dered themselves to the authorities. The
rest OK them will be in custody tomorrow
No further trouble j. expected uatii the
official count of the eIsctioa Is completed.
which will not bs until next month
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TIE 99i suO.a RING

CHICAGO. Sspt- A-Geuersl Miles ar
uc4i report OF rha condition Of affairs IN
the department 81 The Mts~oRri was for
war,ied % Washington t@day. On> q tae
most i'm 3oTtaEas features OF tie report - a
sta.ensat regarding the swinGisag cperss-
:ious ot the ring - tz.Ters who are sad
ts aave gotten ssy7. .Is9 from he Caeycfszlr
and ArapsAoe IDds4gs oa the p-etense thsf
,heT had settled certain fncslaa claims
zgzint the SovsTnEa@nf- IS8s-a2 Miles
has ssea1tasslY adhered 20 The pel5ss ss4ss
Ghe deal was harafacss: robbery aad says
90 il vigorous language - Ess report
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HE WESTERN UNION.

New YORK, Sept 1.-THE executive
committee OF the Western Union Jeie-
graph com mpany today recommended that
the capital stock he increased by the issue
OF $j3 so. 600 OF additional stock maa Z
the total capital stock Si00. 10000 Tbfs
is the first STEP towards the division % the
surplus, which mas bseu looked FOR for
several years. IL j. expected that after
the new stock il formally authorized. the
directors Will Immediately meet and de-
clare stock dividend. The ususi quar-
terly dividend Of Z per cent was declared
tqdAr
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BASE BALL.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 14.-Baltimore: Runs
., oasehits l3, errors L: Cleveland: Runs
8, Dasehits s. errors s. Pitchers-McMa-
hon and Ciarkson.
WASHINGTON, Sept. Il = Washington:
Runs 10, basehits Is, errors 8; St. Louis:
Runs 3, basehits 3. errors s. Pitchers
kilen and Gleason.
NEW YoRK, Sept IL New York. Runs 1
basehits .. errors 3; Louisville: Runs ..
basehits &. errors l. Pitchers-Rusls and
Clausen.
BROOKLYN, Sept. l4.-Cincinnatti. Runs
6. basehits 8. errors 1; Brooklyn: Runs 2,
basehits 5. errors 5. Pitchers-Dwyer and
Haddock
PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 14.-Philadeiphia:
Runs 8. basehitS IL, errors 5; Pittsburg:
Runs 5, basehits 10. errors /. Pitchers
Carsey and Baldwin.
BoSToN, Sept h-Game postponed:
rain.
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NEW JERSEY DEMOCRATS.

TRENTON, n. j. Sept. 1.-THE Demo-
cratic state convention met here today.
During the nominating speeches for gov
ernor an uproar ensued over remarks
made by Senator Winfield and some dele
gates from Hudson county.
Finally the chairman restored order and
the following ticket was nominated: For
governor, Roger Wolcott; secretary of
state, William Orln; attorney general.
Albert Pillsbury; auditor, John kimball;
treasurer, George N. Arden.
The platform adopted indorses Cleve-
land and Stevenson.
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TROuRI Elm COSTA RirA

WAsHINGroN. Sept IL Another Central
American republic seems on the brink OF a
political irrup'ion. The state department
was informed yesterday by telegraph from
san Jose. Co Ia RIeH that President Rod.
erEuez ha, declared himself dictator IA
that country. Several political arrests
have been made aud great excitement pre-
walls
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a Third PARIY EIZZI

STRONG CITY, Kan, Sept 1.-THE Peo-
pies party held a basket picnic and grand
rally in a grove near Cottonwood Falls to-
day. Messrs. Lewelling and Gaines were
the speakers. There were 143 persons
present by actual count.
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T-z ssCsaoE Cog*TY CASE

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= tks sussgztss s@ssTf. Eslc1 aeEs zssss fam
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stgfn :fesfzis tsss tseSa sfs. esaesf J ae tatss-
fs..=s % fhr Assf wss - divide ssr ssaEe Erts
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cse5ssCf1 asD&s t5r r~Is1sfv of t6x A.
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As1EEyIl.sE. =. IL s%pt Is-Adas r
sssvensss. eaatssiste f9t -sce pressesst Of
tbe Uegssscrsfic i5-&et. gFa3 - - 4essTer =
serEe$ 81 s2=eci.s IA %5gss. Csyolisa A14
Virginia artzFc4 Eerr E9GHT Crowd
gathered IS "a ts@ stAssrgsss tAfpEza wA8ch
,ss~ sFSaa gyss-ess. - ~Fss. NJ >zevezses
y. ssssax@ss .Es~k he X - ryss@<asgs4 sskE .
wE.s.s- z4sLfx@s q NesSsl.s-
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TAE CODE OE 3, nnn

THE HAGUE. sept. I4-Baroa vou Cart
ner-Gs.ebenow, secretary of the German
legation here, and the marquis de Ealla-
dareo. secretary OF the Spanish legation.
becoming involved IN quarrel, fought q
dnel this morning The resalt os the duel
WAS the wounGiag OF the marquis 10 the
leg.
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LONG AT RICHFIELD

RICHFIELD, Kan, Sept, u-[Special. l.
Hon. Chester |. Long addressed large
and enthusiastic gathering at the court
house IN this city last evening The court
room was filed with people of all the diff
.erent political parties. anxious to hear
the brilliant young statesman whom the
iates have decreed to represent the inteili-
gent. energetic and patriotic people of the
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CAR PAINTERS

DETROIT. Sept. IA The Master Car and
Locomotive Painters association OF the
United States met in annual session today
with delegates present. from every quarter
of the L niou and Canada William cues.
OF Pittsbure was elected president for the
ensuing year.
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ARRESTED EOR MIIRnER

LOUISVILLE, Sept. 14.-Vincent Spanger,
weil-known produce merchant, aud Mrs.
Josephine Cole, his mistress. were arrested
this afternoon. charged with killing Mrs
Eugenia Sheriff. and Mrs. Emma Austin.
The two women were found dead ia "A dis
orderly house last Friday.
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THE CATHOLIC KNIGHTS

ST. IOJIS, sept "a The Missouri s,ats
convention of the Catholic Knights os
America today elected Charles HaunaHer
and Patrick Maynahan delegates to tho
supreme council Of the United States. TO
meet ia Chicago next May.
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RIDERS ERAllQS

COPENHAGEN, Sept. IA Ex-American
Consul Ryder, who is under arrest for
frauds in connection with the administra-
tion of estates intrusted TO him in his
official capacity, has confessed to further
frauds, In withholding the payment OF
legacles
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These waters are for tbe relief and cure
CT paiLfu. irregularities, and viii remove
ali Instructions. They are sure aud safe
every time Manufactured by Emerson
Drug Co. san jose Cal, and for sale oy
Fred l. klcht. z 4 East Douglas avenue.
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About That Time.

McCorkle-When was Philadelphia
laid out?
dcCrackle-I don't know exactly. hi.
j think 10 was soon after she diea. -
Household Monthly.
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STREET CAR EmPL OWES

INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. 1.-THE delegates
TO the national convention OF street rail-
road employees. IN session herr. have d.
cided To organize independently .. the
Federation of Labor and the Knights of
Labor
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A LONE HIGHWAYmAN.

AMARGo. y. NJ, Sept. 1.-The mail
from Pagosa Springs u Amargo was held
up "A few miles from PIgosi Springs yes
terday by lone highwayman. Que thou
sand dollars IN notes ani money was Sc
cured. The robber escaped.
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In . Boston Rsstaurans.

Cuest-This coffce's cold.
Waiter-Yes, sir. ten cents that way
and fifteen II it's hot. sir.
Guest-Iiow do you mako tha. out7
Waiter tsiping his eyeglasses on
the napkin You know. cir, heat er-
pands everything Detroit Free Press
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RICuHoxp. Va. SEPT. IA SoFso 4
snG Ses.@yn passenger F@B seio = mae -
rack WASTED down &c sTz0ss stain ~ - r
hear Bessie EtY Lu@ - Ias~r aud GF~
me- sseye k4s.s@s aa4 Egs skbsss were -.
u
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Ee-Pshawl Men don't marry FOE
money half as often a. they are sup.
posed 70.
She-No, for not half ths girls are
rich that are supposed % be.--Truih
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Both tire ,ssthod snd results xhen
Syrup of Eigs Is taken; j. is t,lsszaas
aad refreshing to the tzS,e, nt.d aess
esn.ly yss promptly on the Ki8aer..
LlTsr end Bowels. eleznsss the sr~
TEN efectEaily. d.speis colds. bad.
aches and feyers and cures halitasI
e1ns'5 patton. Eyrup-ef Figs ID ths
ozly remedy of ia kiEf eTsr pro
ogosd, Pleasing T. TIE tas.e ard az
efrtahse p tie stomach, prsuEss IN
IL seii1B ard truly beneficial IN iis
es'sets, prepared oaly from the rafss
aaalisy and agTeesile rstztzaosz, ia
-saasY eze@!jsnt q3zliiss. eesuassEs.i {.
% al ard haze n2ds l. ihs nsqz
peTs- lar rsnstsly knowH.
sTrsp of Eiys u Er sals Ia 50c
sid 81 h.otsiea bv 81 iesdsnz dr-.e-
gsss AM rsiIzble dgz,xySss VS.
nsy ne. bare 81 On hzad vii pgn,
zsrs i pFospsly e. arr ons .ba
s@ = ~ = D. aos acoe1s -,
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ffLiF01Hif Ffc syrup cG
f ekks ~ ca.
s-s-ss<- 49, - n~sx sE
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THE POSTAL Cl ERkS

ST LOUIS Sept. 1.-The National As.
sociation of Postal Clerks. at the annual
convention today. elected BENJAMIN Park
hurst of Washington. ID. C.. president for
the ensuing year.
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Pnt On With Her rr.ninr f.n-n.

"W hat s lovely disposition Miss Nor
I'll has. hasn't she?-
YES, just now. But this Il her even
Ing ballroom disposition, you know
Chicago News
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MRS. HARRISON.
THE WIFE OF THE PRESIDENT IN A
CRITICAL CONDITION.
The Physicians Able to Give But
Little Encouragement to the
Family and Friends.
The Executive Said to Have Been Warned
to Expect Fatal Termination
of the Patients Illness

The Immediate Relatives of the Family
Summoned - The Official Bulletin of
the Surgeons After the Examina-
ton Last Night-The History
of Mrs. Harrison's Sickness
Sympathy at the Ma
tional Capitalize
--latest Report
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-09-15

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S!e2nSeS and renews the whole system. All
Blood, S-dn, and Scalp Diseases, fro,u q com.
non blotch or eruption 10 the worst Scrof-
G.s, are cured by il. For letter. salt
rheum- Eczema, S.r-ysipelas, RoilS Csrh1,,,-
cles, Sore Eyes, Goifre or Thick Neck ani
Enlarged Glands, Tumors. and SwelIinrs
ats an linequaled reneiv.
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They claim TO be gooi for the hlooi in
March, April, and Nav. Golden AIsiicai
Discovery works equally well at all seasons,
And 1t Tot only claims 70 Go Eool-it l1sC--
entees IL II it dosent benefit or cure in
every case, you have Your money hack
You pay only for the good yoa get.
Can you ask more!