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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-06-14
WEATHER CROP BULLETIN.

WASHINGTON, June 13-The govern
meut weather crop bulletin says that the
warm weather of the past week in the
northwest has been favorable to all crops.
and number of states report 1t the most
favorable week of the season. Farmers
are hopeful in the western portion of the
cotton region and III the south Atlantic
states. The following conditions are
shown:
Missouri-Most favorable week OF the
season; work progresses finely, and crop
outlook improving daily.
kansas-General conditions very favor
able to ali crops, which have greatly i'm
proved; wheat harvest has begun 10 ex-
Jreme southern portion.
Oklahoma-Crops growing finely; chinch
bugs damaging corn; early wheae harvest
almost completed.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-06-14
SQUABBIiNS FFNAI &c

TOPEKA. June iS-At the home of DR..
Eva Harding tonight was held a lively
meeting of woman sufragists. IL was n
meeting of the Woman's Progressive
Political club "a populist branch of the
equal suffragists) and the object of the
meeting was TO perfec, state organiza-
tion TO enable the question Of
suffrage TO be carried at the
coming election The meeting was secret,
and but part OF the proceedings was made
public. lt seems that there WAS lively
tight over the selection of president. Mrs.
John q. OUis. Mrs. Anna l.. D;ggs and
airs. Lease were all candidates for the
place, the choice finally falling upon Mrs.
Otis. Mrs w. f. Crum Of BurlinCame
was elected president of the meeting and
Mrs. Mary Heller OF Topeka secretary.
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THE BORDEN TRIAL.

NEW BEDFORD, Mass, June 13.-LiZZle
Borden's trial proceeded this morning be-
lore great crowd, composed Chiefly OF
women Expert testimony was presented
regarding the character of the wounds ad-
ujuistered by the murderer Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Borden.
One of the Jurors was taken sick and a
gecess was taken.
Dr. Chcever, a surgical expert, was cali
ed. He testified that the hatchet could
make all the blows on the bodies, and that
pne blow on Mrs. Borden was made by "a
person facing her On cross-eXaminatlou
he said that blood would naturally fall on
the assailant. An illustration was given
1f the blow described.
Adjourned.
NEWARK, \. j., June 13-A barber
hamed Devere contributed a story TO the
Borden case today. He says that a man
about 10 years of age entered his shop last
fall, and, after having his hair, beard and
mousJache shaved off, borrowed some
writing paper and wrote several letters.
On finishing the writing, he examined
himself closely before the glass, with the
remark to the barber, "You would not
know me, would youF' and left. The bar
Der found two letters which the stranger
nad dropped 10 the floor, and, reading
them, was surprised to find this passage
IN one addressed TO Mayor Coughiin of
Fail River:
II murdered Mrs. Borden; did it out OF
revenge. Its no use trying to catch me,
because | am so disguised you would not
know me"
The police do not know what to make
Of the BARRIERS tale 1t is possible that the
man who wrote the letter was a crank.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-06-14
THE COWsOY RACERS.

CHADRoN. Neb., June 13.-At 5:45 o'clock
this afternoon tae great Chadron Chicago
cowboy race for purse of 81, 600 was start
ed in the presence of 5000 people. There
were ten starters, among them being
James ii. Stevens of Ness City, Kan. The
route and stations agreed upon are as fol-
lows: Long Pine, O'Neill and Wausan,
Neb.; Sioux City, Galva and Fort Dodge,
Ia: Freeport, Dekalk and Chicago, His.
The racers will probably reach Long
Pine, lS3 miles distant, on Friday night.
The tine required to make the 9ll miles
(railway distance) is variously estimated
from fifteen TO twenty days. The condi-
tious of the race are these: The race Is
open TO any one riding western horses; :;
only horses raised and bred west of the
Missouri river eligible to entry; each
rider shall weigh with stock, saddle and
blaukei, not less than 150 pounds; each
rider to toe limited to not more than two
horses. Each rider Is furnished with a
route map, and is required to register at
the places designated by the committee.
SPRINGFIELD.s .sllls., June Ex-Governor
Altgetd today issued proclamation call
ing upou all officers of the law and good
citizens to see to il that the cowboys, in
their race to Chicago, violate none of the
laws of Illinois, and that any one guilty
snali promptly be brought to justice.
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Ears Of Insects and Animals.

It would be quite natural. OF course.
to look on the side of the head of any
living creature provided he had i
head for the organ OF hearing; such
investiga ation. however. no odds how
thorough. would be void of results II
many instances. In the clam 1t is found
in the base of its foot" or feeler. 1t
the most OF grasshoppers it is in the
forelegs, while several species Of in
sects have it in the wing. Lob-ters and
crabs have the auditory sac az the
base OF the antennaa or feelers-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-06-14
THE ROYAL ARCsNIIM

MINNRAPoIIS Minn.. June I3.-At the
meeting OF the supreme council of the
Royal Arcsnum today she question of the
reinstatement OF suspended members was
discussed al length. The result WAS that
the law was changed 20 that they may
come IN as new meln berS, without the
payment of initiation fees. bv dispsusa-
tion from the supreme regeaL The seiec-
tiou of the next meeting place will occur
tomorrow, as WIZ also the installation OF
officers
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FOREIGN GOSSIP.

One of the paying professions OF
Paris is said to be that of trunk pack
er. In many of the little trunk shops
you can hire man who will pack your
trunks artistically, folding expensive
gowns and other garments in tisSue pa
per, and slowing away delicate bric-a-
brac in the safest way.
The first organized strike in South
Africa was made recently by the car
penters and joiners of Cape Town.
They want an advance of wages from
nine shillings to ten shillings and six
pence day, claiming that the cost of
living has largely increased. They
asked support of all workmen in South
Africa
lit viii scarcely be believed that
wheat is sold in the United Kingdom
under nearly two hundred different sys-
TENS of weight. There is almost as
much diversity in regard to barley and
oats. The result is that quotations
from the various markets create bewil-
derment and confusion even in the
minds of experts.
The cost of living in India increases
year by year simultaneously with the
depreciation of the currency. Every
important article of consumption is
considerably dearer than twenty years
ago, and housekeepers may well
grumble when the price of milk has
gone up thirty-one per cent. and that
of beef thirty per cent. Even rice costs
six per cent. more than of old
"A correspondent of the Paris
Figaro has been interviewing the big
pawnshop of Paris. He has published
a rather curious list of the various ar
ticles pledged during the year. The
most popular among them were bed
sheets, of which 91,194 pairs were
pledged; there were $40 eider-down
quilts. 254 fans, 1872 boxes of mathemat-
ical instruments, 1872 saucepans, 460
sewing machines, 81 pianos, and or
looking g-glasseS.
Sir John Lubbock, in recent lee
ture in London, gave some interesting
"reminiscences of mixed meta phors per-
petrated by speakers in the house of
commons, by which he showed that
Scotchmen are able at times to wrest
the laurels from Irishmen in the matter
of Hibernicisms. He recalled one speech
by solemn Highlander. in which he
gravelv informed the house that GER
tain appropriation of Go, 900. 600 for the
Afghan war was a mere fiea-bite in
the ocean," while another Scotch MEM
Der remarked that you may depend on
it. sir, the pale face of the British sol
dier is the backbone of the Indian
army"
Official figures just issued of the
working of the zone system" on the
railways of Hungary show excellent re-
suits. The system was introduced some
three years ago. The country is di-
vided into circles. or zones. within
which stated fares are charged, the
principle being that the greater the dis
tance from the capital the less the pro-
portionate rate per mile travelled. The
system has greatly increased the
amount of travel. For some years pre-
vious to its introduction the number of
travellers average 5000 900 year. In
the first wear of the zone tariff system
the number rose to 10000. 900: the sec
ond year to 10000. 900, while last year
the mum Der of travellers on the railways
was $4,000, ,oO0 The receipts have in
creased from 9.7o5, 600 gulden during
the last year of the old system to 2s,-
900 gulden in 1892.
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RlOTOUS STRIKERS.

VIENNA, June 13-More than 5000 coal
and iron miners have quit work near
kladno. Bohemia. Police and two COM
panies of militia were called out this mora
ing to prevent the strikers from roting
The men refused TO disperse aud the police
attacked them with drawn sabers. In the
fight which ensued thirty or forty rioters
We're wounded, some so severely that they
had to be carried from the spot by their
fellow-workmen. Several policemen were
injured slightly iu the encounter.
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TIJRE WINNERS,

MORRIS PARK, n. j., June 12.-Winners
Adelbert. Mary Stone, Kinglet, Picnicker,
Dolly Cone. Hammie.
GUTENBERG. n. D., June 13.-Winners
Shot Over. Joe Carter, Clarns, Little Nell,
Perruer, Jouet
ST. LOUIS, June 13-Winners: Green
Hack. Guilty. Freedom. Libertine, Boston
Bov, Floodgate, Highland.
HAWTHORNE. Ills, Juue IS Winners
Gold Dust, Boundless, Joe Murphy, Red
Roule, Pendieton.
CINCINNATI June 13-Latonia winners;
Sister Mary, Ell Reno. Maid Marian Chant,
Mabelle:
EAST ST LOUIS. His, June l3.-Winners:
Kenyon, Blaze Duke, Captain Jack,
Ham5lin, San Jacinto.
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THE nka7yU OCEicEC

PARSONS, Kan, June 13 - Attorney
General Little has received information
from Parsons that the Missouri, Kansas
and Texas Railway company continues to
remove its general Offices from there, in
violation of the state law requiring COM
panies chartered in Kansas TO maintain
headquarters in the state. On Saturday
night Vice President Puroy moved to
St. Louis, so that there is practically
nothing left now of the general offices in
Kansas. The attorney general has not
vet decided just what action to take. He
says that the company will be prosecuted,
but il has six months in which to restore
the Offices, and he may wait until the
expiration of that time before beginning
DrOceedluCS.
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a 4 ENEE BREAK

BATON ROUGE. La. June 13-At II
O'Clock tonight the levee about 100 yards
below the Capital City Oil mills gave way.
Two and one-half hours later the break
was fifteen feet wide and about seven feet
deep and "A great deal of water
was going through with considerable
velocity. An effort is being made to
tie the ENDS. IL not closed, this break will
flood the lower part of the city. possibly
washing away a number OF small houses.
Tue water viii also overflow the lands
south of here, resulting in Immense dam.
age No one knows what caused the
break
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-06-14
Don't become constipated. Take BEEC8
ANS PILLS.
MISSOURI CROP coNDlTIoNs

COLUMBIA. Mo, June l3.-The weekly
crop bulletin of the state board oi agrieul-
ture reports that great progress has been
made with farm work during the past
week. Corn planting IS practically fin
ished, aud the crop IS in better condition
than year ago Wheat has not recovered
from the recent injury, and chincbbugs
and cheat are reported With seasoua bic
weather hereafter 75 per ceus OF a or on
NAV be expected. Hay Is assured and
fruit Is improving
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-06-14
An Art Criticism.

'The audacity of ignorance is nev-
er-failing wonder and amusement" T"
says a painter. 81 stood one day be-
fore Sistine Madonna, raped in rever-
ential awe. Others turned away, tears
rolling down their checks. their hands
clasped in ecstasy. Suddenly a shrill
womans voice broke the stiffness. She
was sitting before the painting gazing
at it rehectively. 1T is really a very
pretty picture" she said. ''The bend
of the Virgins arr, is rood +"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-06-14
The Very Best People.

Husband-Have you completed your
list of persons to be invited to the re-
ception?
Wife-Yes
Husband-You have invited only the
best people?
Wife-The very best.
Husband examining the list)-And
these are all?
Wife-All. except the two detectives,
who are to be here incog. to see that
nothing is stolen-N. Y. Press. =
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NlTRlOl THROWING

COLUMBUS. o, June l&-At the peniteu-
tiary this morning W. W. Earney. a Gin
cinnati thief, THEW vitriol in w. J. El-
liott's face. Varney is cutter in the
state tailor shop and claimed that Elliott
had him removed by falsely reporting
that he had sold a coat to a cnard. FL.
hott is the newspaper man who killed two
inen and wounded eight others or the
street here on Feb. %. 1891. Narnev Law
in wait for Elliott IN the corridor. knocked
him down with a FIRE hose nozzle. aud
then threw several ounces Of vitriol in his
face One eye was totally destroyed aud
tie ether badly injured.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-06-14
a DIAMOND THIEF

LOUISVILLE, June 13.-Charles Morris,
one of the shrewdest diamond thieves in
the country, was captured IN this city this
afternoon. About noon he entered the
jewelry store of George Boergenhausen
and asked TO see some rings. Morris
seized handful and dashed cayenne pep
per in the jewelers. eyes, aud fed down
Eighth street towards the river Boergen-
hausen's screams of pain brought George
Whitworth and Emil Goepher to the store.
They ran after the thief and captured him
at the foot of Ninth street. Only one dia-
mond WAS found on his person.
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A EATAL COLLISION.

LITTLE Rock, Ark. June 13-Passenger
train No. 1, which left Fort Smith at j
o'clock a. IN. and north-bound stock
train collided this morning near Butler, I.
Z. Both engines and the baggage and
mail cars were teIescoped and the stock
cars ditched. The engineer and firemen of
the stock train were killed. The other
fireman is missing and Engineer Gates of
the passenger train IS fatally injured.
More than a score of persons were injured,
some of whom may die.
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WEATHER BULLETIN
WEATHER BUREAU,
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE

la
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
WICHITA, Kan. June IL. 1873
Forecast for Wichita and vicinity
Continued warm and fair.
During the past twenty-four hours the
highest temperature was 81, TIE lowest
a5, and the mean a, with clear weather.
slightly lower pressure.
The average temperature thus far this
month has been 72
For the past four years the average
Temperature for the month OF June mas
been 53, and for the 18th day 76.
FRED L. JOHNSON. Observer.
WASHINGTON, June 12.-Following is the
forecast up to p..m. Wednesday:
For Kansas: Generally fair: cooler; WIND
shifting to southwesterly.
For Missouri: Generally fair, except
showers in west: warmer during Wednes-
day, followed by cooler Wednesday night;
variable winds
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-06-14
ITALIAN BANK SWlNCLERS

ROME, June 13-Cuciniello, manager in
Rome of the Bank Of Naples, was con-
victed today of the embezzlement OF p
600, 600 lire and sentenced to ten years I'M
prisonment. Alesandro, the cashier, was
sentenced to six years. imprisonment.
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AZ Koub4ix. France. a bznd - bur
gisrs, after breaking through several
strong gates sasi doors into fsetoTy.
entered the oi1lee II the eata blishsBsn.
apd secured 81 ifDn safe weighing four
hundred pounds and containing ;@eIse
th0u&and francs IN silver. . sum ~h4e5
would sdd considerably 20 the sveigAs
Of the burden. The safr was carried
up railway erntzn ss1en. ard cors-
sioeraDle distsHee along the lsrse. after
saieh e wa rolled dpD~ the otse.
SIDE and yrotsafiv REMOVE ia = cart
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Two Of a Kind.

''What is all that uproar about in
there?" inquired stranger, trying TO
force his way through the crowd in
front of the building.
ITS plumber and a paperhanger, y
replied man standing on the window
sill. They've done some work for
each other and they're trying to
settle. Chicago Tribune.
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A forre~fsor.

''I saw man tearing down Broad
way began Jimpson-
Hosg do you talk eiscnlat ted Har-
kins. 4you mean ron saw the nan
tearing No BroaSxay. They're slwsTs
doing that toget ~ the pipes. - -Brooss-
In tfa
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THE FREIGHT RATE FlXERS.

CHICAGO, June 13.-The members of the
Western Freight association met today to
arrange. if possible. the numerous small
troubles existing in various parts OF the
association territory. The meeting was
taken up mainly by routine matters. A
proposition to apply St. Louis rates be.
tween all upper Mississippi river points
aud Missouri river points on all classes Of
commodities was referred to committee.
which will report in a day or SO.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-06-14
The HOME RULE BILL.

LONDON, June 13-The honse of com.
mons today passed the THRU clause of
section one of the Irish home rule bill.
The clause treats of the subjects upon
which the proposed Irish legislature shall
have power to make laws.
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The IEMONT STRIKERS.

LEMoNT, Ills, June 13-The Second in
fantry was relieved from duty here and
returned to Chicago this evening, leaving
the Third regiment to keep the peace IN
the valley for "a few days. The strikers
seem to have adopted new tactics, and
their leaders now declare that they Will
endeavor to gain their ends in legal way.
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APPOINTMENTS

WASHINGTON. June 13.-The president
to day made the following appointments:
Holmes Conrad of Virginia, to be assistant
attorney general, vice John b. Cotton, re-
signed; Bennington r. Bedle of New
Jersey, United States consul at Sheffield,
England
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THE GRAND ORANGELoDGs.

MINNEAPOLIS, MINI, June 13-The Su-
preme Grand Orange lodge of the United
States opened it's twenty-fourth annual
session at Masonic temple today. The
lodge will be in session until Friday.
Many matters of Importance to the order
are to be considered. Over 100 delegates
are present.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-06-14
Anraan Nature.

Cumso-Wait a minute, Fsngle- /
want TO step into the Gressrnaker's and
pay my wife's bill
Why don't you Rive her the money
and let her 90 and par it2''
Curnso-She' d order another dresS--
Buffalo Ships
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Carrie News-I understand CiHrn
vaae had quite do. y hen she married
young D.cissrbockeE.
Young Hysou-Yex; bat they est
saeh dash The fTs. year they we're
married that there Is nothing left
Fssrsx
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SuICIDE

ARK ANsAs CTTY. Kan, June 1S-Dr. 6.
E Robbins, welI-kauwn dentist OF this
city. committed suicide last night lsy
drowning himself 10 the Wainu. river.
duriag mporary insanity. caused by
drink. The body WAS recovered.
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TO lEBNSE THE SYSTEM

Effectually yet gently. when costive OF
bilious or when the blood is impure OF
sluggish. to permanently cure habitnal
constipatSon, TO awaken the kidneys and
liver to healthy activity, without irritat-
ing or weakening them, to dispel head
aches, colds or fevers. use Syrup of Figs.
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RtIRNFD TO THE WATER.

EAsTPoRT, Me-, Juue 13-The steamer
Winthrop of the Mallory Steamship line,
from New York, was destroyed by fire at
her COCK today. She was valued at Sl25.
600. The amount OF insurance on the
steamer is not known.
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nrumed-

Excuse me-" said the ortspoken
man at the club. II understand that
you left London under a cloud :"
"Yaas. was the reply. II believe 80.
Deuced foggy town. that. you know"
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TIE WESTERN Union.

NEW YORK, June 13.-The executive
committee Of the Western Union Tee-
graph company has recommended the
declaration of a quarterly dividend of 4
per cent, payable July ID.
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A Long Ending.

Little Dick-Who's in the parlor7
| Little Dot-Hrs. Blank. She won't
get through her call for an hour yet
How do you known"
81 just heard her say: Well, ] mus
| be going food News
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LANES GORDON eeNNFTr

PARIS June 13-James Gordon Bennett
continues to make favorable progress to-
ward recovery. 1t is expected, however.
that he will be compelled to keep his bed
for several weeks
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THE COLUMBIAN QUARTERS.

PHILADELPHIA, June 13-The coinage of
the Columbian souvenir quarters was he
gun at the United States mint i'll this city
this afternoon
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-06-14

When weak, weary and worn out
Hoods Sarspaarilla Is just the medicine
to restore health.
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70 = ltfr tssliF lssl9Lzt-ltEt
fective that It can te srsaTYas,tssi. If i
ssoeS.l ceass,t 0z- cure, you have yosIr Tsone7
b1cE- Nervous YrossT&iloa sEG. debility aTs
conquered iTE il
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-06-14
THOU APT THs MAN"
a Bis Of Romance froszs on~ ct Mr. w.ls<r
PEASANTS fso0ss-

Ee4sAn7ts fso<ass-
Walter Bessr1s grlSes rs . pretty fsas q
romance IN his osxn peculiar fz-st sesn
IN The Yosce ottAc Flying Day 1A~
flays5ciaz yve. vouss-. be SAYS 50 ~2S
the patient TIE ca@e THas sfFansrei
Hs1ne - 1oe symptoms esssrs-s'Sssssses
7-iah z1r known alssase. Asss pEE a.
ci2n cane evsrv aay. 221 ne Fsara ha
came the wore gref~ tfe Fssf.ssst
Prese1llz TIC .h.siee.4a bs.zr . s14-
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IT'S DANGERors GR0T-yr

> D-4-NG EkOJS GROLSL
that you stand Oh - with {
cough or a cold, and y0ul
blood impure. Out Of JUS
these conditions CONES Con
sumption.
Hou must do something.
In the earlier stages of Con
sumption, and IN ali the con
dliiors that lead 70 il. Doctna
Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
cove-y ~ 3 certain renissiv
This scrofulous affection .;
the lungs. like every otheI
form o: ScrofRla. can i.a c1lrrz.
by II In severe. lingering
Coughs. al Bronchial. TtTpGf
and lang AGestlo1s- ags
every disease thst car h
rczcbed through the bks.i
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"rs PoEEpozs T0s are slwzTs
breaking sose>.E5ay
ser~ani~-Ssre. kz. harsnt tried 8.
on your record for fsaltEaGinS-
Texas Sitting.
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Evan vltA the FvoEst cases q Catarrh. sfse1
yoaA tried everything slSa. ire prcprleear
a Dr. SGSes EaEarrsi ReuAiy VII a-rs
T. Psy ToU sSNo L taay c-2t cure y1z
caulnla.a1v
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The VIKING SHIP
She Was So sympathetic.

New LONDON, Conn, June 13- The
viking ship arrived this afternoon.