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Nu1ttEu.

ITTANTED-AN EXPERIENCED SALES.
w woman Tor ladies muslin underwear dc.
partment. Apply to CHAS. +. PhIPFlo 81
perinJendent eInstock, Lubin Il Co. Je25-5t
[tJ JANIED-A FIK5T-CLAss FURNISH
W ing goods man; one vino understands
selling goods, more So than the value of them.
Apply 10 Z. II. GILMAN, Manager OF the Ited
House GO. je22-3t
NSTANTED-A CHEAP MAN TO Work
w III garden anu milk COW, etc. Apply 10
c. at the Red House Co. je22-Jt
XAT ATANTED-THIRTY GIRLS, FROM rs
w to 20, at CONtORIH PATENT CASE
COMPANY, No. 513 second street. Clean
work. Je22-3ts
WANTED - A DESIRABLE, STEADY
w man OF busin,s s. ability. Address X,
this office. JeIg-5t*
CITUATION WANTED BY STEADY, IN
- dustrIous man, Us clerk in grocery or pro-
uuce store. Address this Office. jew
XTANTED-BY A Competent MUIR
w seryman, "a situation 20 take charge OF a
fruit ranch. Address E. 5, TINS Office.
WANTED AN INTELLIGENT MAN
w VINO can explain a PLAIN business prOpo-
sition; none other need apply. IMPERIAL
WATCH COMPANY, Postohice building.
XNTANTED-MEN FOR FARMS. VINE
w yards, dairIcs and all kinds Of labor;
women and girls 1Or cooking and general
hOusewOrI; plenty OF work for desirable ucIp.
Apply at EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, Fourth
street. h and L.
TTELP WANTED AGENTS PAID A
Ii good commission, and 50, 600 divided
among them next winter. Special attractions
10 be pushed this year for which we want the
services OF best agents everywhere THE
CURTIS PU UBLISHING CO.. Room 80, ChrUn-
icle Building, San Francisco.
WYE OFFER TIC GENERAL AGENTS
w and canvassers exclusive territory, fres
newspaper advertising, a chance to deliver
goods before paying tor them, immense profits
and a permanent business. Address CON-
SOLIDATED. Lynn. Mass. IT'S
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8aFetttt8 5tntirrs.

oops GLAD TIDINGs OF SALVATION
-, ~ !. AZ the tent TONIGHT, 7:45 O'clock. hav
t!rti M ket, sixteenth and i streets. Subject.
welcome o'-ie "iiu lesr' Ah
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E0R SALE - So. 500 - HOTEL; HAS 81
l. large, well-furnished rooms, in q very CEN
tral location, and is doing large, paying bus
mess; have also some good bargains in iodg-
lng-houses, saloons, grocery and cigar stores,
etc. w. DOAN, 1907 Fourth street.
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n c. IRREGULAR MEETING FRIEND-
W snip Council, No. 65, THIS Crhurrdav)
r. y ENlNG. Nomination OF officers. A NH
attendance is requested. - '''''
E. r. TEL, Secretary.
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KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and Improvement and
tends 10 personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than others and enjoy life more. with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products to
the needs Of physical being, viii attest
tie value II health cf the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced n the
remedy. Syrup of Figs
It's excellence : due 70 It's presenting
In -he form most acceptable and pless-
ant II the taste. the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties OF perfect isx-
atire cfectu3lly cleansing TIE system,
d.Srellus colds. headaches and iavers
ana permanently curing constipation
Il has given satisfaction 70 millions and
m7r With the approval Of the medlcal
profession. because il aces on the Hid
news, Liver and Bowels without weak
erihg them and ie.s perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
syrup of Fig, + soE sale by al drug
Ci-ts IN 5ac and Si lxtJle>. bEt il Is r.as-
uiacrnred bv the California Fig Syrup
CO. only. whose name Is printed On every
package, also the naUe- Syrup cf Figs,
and lsciag we'll informed, sou VIII lo-
accept any substitute !. odeTed.
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TIE CHICAGO MARKETS.

CHICAGO, May S.-The business in wheat
was enormous, at an advance of 14@i4
cents over Saturdays close. Partridge
took the alarm at the strength of the
news, and took in short wheat by the
wholesale. one estimate placing the days
purchases between 100000 and 5000, coo.
Cudahy was big seller of September.
Wheat opened about 55@15s cent higher
han on Saturday, declined Ia ceuts,
fiuctuated, and closed about - ceur higher
than on Saturday for July and "a cent
higher for September. Corn WAS heavy
and closed at 4 decline of Il Tor July.
There was a fair trade and "A weaker
market almost from the start in oats. The
loss aU the close was |lW1i: cents Pro
visions We're primarily excited and higher
Oh a steady advance OF live hogs at the
yards.
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THE HOME Pill : EIJ

LONDON, May Sin the commons today
Mr.. Gladstone stated, in reply to Mr.
Chamberlain that he would propose that
the ninth clause of the home rule bill
should be retained without alteration.
This clause provides for the retention of
the Irish mem bers in the imperial parlia-
ment.
The house then went into committee on
the home rule bill
The Right Hon. Joseph Chamberlain
moved to postpone clause | of the bill,
which simply provides that on and after
the appointed day there shall be a legisla-
ture in Ireland Mr. Chamberlain said
that it was his intention to move the post
pOnement of every clause up to clause g.,
in order to begin the discussion of the bill
with the most important proposals. The
house had right to know whether the
government meant to adhere to the main
points of the bill; otherwise the house
might at any time find new bill sprung
upon it.
Mr. Gladstone declined to allow Mr.
Chamberlain to reserve to himself the
privilege to challenge clauses out of their
order.
After heated debate. Mr.. Chamber
lain's amendment was defeated-270 to 2l3
Mr.. Darling, Conservative, attempted to
dLitEu ClduSc OuCy ilfsbf- CiiC
acy of parliament in local as well as in
imperial matters.
Mir. Gladstone opposed the motion, for
the reason thas the supremacy of parlia-
ment had been asserted sufficiently in the
preamble
After six hours debate, Mr.. Morley,
chief secretary for Ireland moved the
closure. The motion evoked opposition
yells and cries of Shameful and Scan
dnlous!" to which the Irish members re-
piled, Remember what you did III 1887. :"
Closure WAS carried by vote of 243 to
1S9. and the amendment was lost by a
vote of 2Sj to 233
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ROCHESTER, y. y, May S-George \.
Crouch, Jr, lumber dealer. has assign
ell. The assets are 100000 and the liabJ.i-
ties less. Dullness il real estate is the
cause.
CHICAGO. May S.-The Chemical Na-
tional bank applied today 10 the clearing
house for loan of several thousand dol
lars. Vice President Gage Of the First
National and President Lombard OF tine
National Bank of America We're appointed
committee TO examine tire Chemicals
credit Their report WAS positive THAT the
condition OF tie bank was not such -
would warrant them II authorizing a
loan. Iite CEemlC a IS not a member Of
the clearing house. 4 branch OF the
bank located az the worlds faj-
grounds, a0t which mas the exclusive
privilege of the banking business
there, has been thoroughly secured. and
none Of the depos.tars here can suffer. II
was late this evening before the sc,ion II
the clearing house was decided upon.
Bank LNawiger eturE.s wl.l sake Charge
eli the baak Imwedias ely The causes
leading - the trouble are s.si8 20 be au aC-
cuIUlaI0n OF paper upon which the baUk
has haeG unable 10 easily realize
No estimate Of the liabilities o. assets
can be gwen tonight.
tis1NreS, y. T., May S-Tae Orr *
Brewer Faatety company went iuta the
laaus of q receiver today, ou Nr. Brewer, :
application. The petition O>ziu .res To-.
EuJ!.ltse~ at S-el.u.J Iae assets are NOS
stated EN sheriff Ns@l: ,yas appointed
receiver. Nj Brewer, who i an ex-c1n-
gresham. while la congress waS "a cham
plou CT ;he protective tariff system, and
ia his ps;sJlOu says ihat 1is failure is due
10 The great depression oi tgsac a4d uu
certainty As 10 the tltGrs TIE h.s1 IS
our oi fGe oldest i0 tie ccuaErv
ROCHESTER y. " My S-s.'he pstent
medicine uiau Il j.. Warner JoisY i ell a
general ASST "a ueRL for tne benefit OF his
creditors. no statement ! given. Tie bad
succeeded in gaining time from Ais hcavI-
e, crediters. bus was brought down by
suits for judgments brought AZ the time o.
tha Yates fatjura
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GUTHRIE GOSSIP.

GUTHRIE, O. T., May S.-[SpeciaL i
That the appointment of governor was a
surprise to the people of Oklahoma goes
without saying. 1t was not generally
understood that Mr. Renfrow was in the
race. Mr.. Renfrow is man of un-
questionable integrity, an excellent bust
ness man, and has the confidence Of all
who know him. He has been active in
furthering the commercial interests OF
Oklahoma and in building up Norman.
lie is a man OF decision of character and
has always aligned himself on the side of
right. The leading Democrats of this
vicinity express themselves as satisfied.
OF course the candidates for other
offices from different parts of the territory
think their chances are better.
Meager reports come in of a tornado
which occurred four miles west of
Edmond on Friday night. Three are re-
ported killed and "A considerable mum ber
of farm houses demolished Edmond sent
out food and clothing to the sufferers
yesterday.
a Young Peoples Society of Christian
Eudeavor was organized on Saturday and
Sunday at Waterloo. For 50 small a
place 1t Is strong one. The Pbilhar-
monies of Oklahoma City will on Friday
night render the Creation" This
organization has been iu existense some
three years, and is the best in the
territory.
Indigestion. Dizziness, Take BEECH
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4 GAS EXPLOSION.

ANDERSON. Ind, May s-About II
o'clock last night the fine residence of
Eli Murray was blown to pieces by \
natural gas explosion. The family, con-
sisting of the husband aud wife and a
daughter and son. were blown out into the
yard. MIR and Mrs Murray, it is thought.
were fatally injured. Elsie, aged 10. was
more bruised than burned. Charles, aged
13 was burned about the face aud hands.
The cause OF the explosion Is unknown.
The fire communicated To George Greyer's
house, and it was almost totally destroyed.
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Tie nrplleI IlCEAIrAcllE-

LOUISVILLE ky.. Nay 5-The dslegates
70 the various Republican conventions 70
bs held here, beg aal1g tom ofrow. are ar
r3yiBg ia large Bumber-- TIE mest}as -
most im pOrtsuos viii be that a. tas NJ.
tiouai Republican lsagus. T. 1i.l b. FL
lowed IS tie state lescue convention. q
mass meeting. tne annual cosventiob q
fhe american EepEbi i.raa College l~a-'i
srsI O. gIveltls; pre- lls'i over as AFs !
z. .e8 Eesfsr 3 Iowa, Dfes.1eat q zee
Natlgs.zl Eeclh.icsu Nsuaa KspGbi-
-.sa sszDcisis sgu. ara a gteaf Temperance
zlsKer Sc u1maeT q Ss.e2ate~ ~ ti@
y zt.0Da8 league coGF~ut-o1 IS ahg0t tse
and .ev raj talsssaa Fs-4 tors asso are eE-
,sa ed - at.ra2 II + eye -e1 iaat j.
t.ia5-. >av-.1l4 "a srsgIfe4 Ezbt 's.~ tGs roes-
i{Ja 1t ssesefarv v-li r8st.g.a.sz2- Egeb
5assseTts 2. b8eIlrss tflIl ~ done
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OBITUARY.

NARTlNsBURG, ". Va, My s-ColoDel
Wari Il. Lam0n. private secretary to
Pres.dea, Lincoln. died here at midnight
last nj shL He was the author CT a bi-
o-rapny Of Liucol0
CHICAGO Nay S-DT. Ely Mcclellan y.
L. : a, attached % General Miles head
quarters. died to-day Tbe deceased was
nephew of General George 3 Mcclellan
CITY OF MEXICO. May s-leuers,l Ian-
uel Gonzales, ex-pres.dsnt q tbe republic
sad governor OF tue ssate Of Ga8n J4aso.
died iEis afternoon. He was Dora near
Mataworas ira 1-23. lis cypoTtuas a9-
pea-anCe " Lofua- Ge Ieaco wa- cse Fvja-
clpsi feature ga the eampglgn cu!miustlaE
ID the tatt.e in the revolution wn;c4
brought President Disz into power. He
y a. president from I>>0 20 |S4 Z wIf@
aud TWO cnildrea -aTvive hin.
BERLIN. May s-Pfvy C9u1cilo- ron
Bismarck, the elaes5 brother Ci t4e cz-
cu2ucej!g~. - dead
EEe1fE. Nay s-PFiuce Adoip.1s o.
ScGalE11 E11Jr.-I. rg.- q .ed today - l5ECSeB-
oGrg lie w,~ t5 feE.s o.1 sl1 succeeded
20 s-e t4rcus ia 1854
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Marguerite, French Lady, Forest Rose,
Moatevideo, lie GranGe
GUTENBERG, y. j., May swimmers:
Jennie j., Poor Jonathan. Jack Rose,
Innovation, w. Fredericks, Balbriggan.
HAWTHORNE, Ill, May S-Winners:
Laura B.. Patrical, Wautauga, Van Cluse,
Leo Coius,
EAST ST LOUIS, Mo. May Swimmers:
Moran c., Black Beauty, John Seamond,
Livingstone. Edgar Garland.
LEXINGTON, Ky, May swimmers; La
Rosa, Old Pepper, Henry of Navarro,
Puricar. Labelle.
GLOUCESTER, n. J., May Swimmers;
Capulin, Herndon, Jack Tar, P!evinar,
Dare Devil, King Idle.
ST. LOUIS, May Swimmers: Arthur
g., Pop Gray First Chance, Suil Ross,
Sir Walter Raleigh. Acclaim.
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MATRlMONY AND FORGERY.

CINCINNATTI, May S-A man and a
woman, both young and good looking, ap-
peared at the police station today. The
man said that he wanted TO give himself
UP for forging his fathers name TO "A check
for 81 ,050 lie said that lie was Hebrew
aud the young lady, who was his wife,
Catholic The marriage was opposed by
both families. He took the money ana
married his sweetheart. Having spent
the money. he wanted 10 return to ST.
Louis. where, he said, his father is
wealthy clothing merchant. The man was
held til adyices from st. LOUIS are re-
ceived.
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| hPOR NOTE

ST. Louis, Mo-, May 8 - President
Gompers of the American Federation Of
Labor, who is in the city, said tonight that
besides being here TO organize the broom
makers, he viii have conference with
the bakers The latter, lie said, are going
to make demand for higher wages anI
better conditions. Their union is strong
and well in hand.
BIDDEFORD. Ne, May : Three hundred
quarrymel have been ordered to strike be-
cause refused q demand for an s-hour
day, and nine hours pay.
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SEEE AND EFFECTIVE.

BBANDRETH's PILLS are the safest and
most effective remedy for indigestion. ir-
regularity Of the bowels, constipation,
biliousuess, headache, dizziness, malaria,
or any disease arising from an impure
state Of the blood They have been in use
in this country for over fifty years, aud the
thousands OF unimpeschable testimonials
from those who have usaa them. and their
constantly increasing sale. ia incontrover-
tible evidence that they perform all that
is claimed for them,
Sold in every drug and medicine store,
either plain or sugar coated.
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M YeEE. Mar S-New YORK: Eaas
as-ru4t- errors g Er5o@ ga.
Eua- = u4seaj-@ = errors i F4l--z@ss-
Ruzie ard hlu-taw
C-yCLS-z ATT, Mas st lrsc.Guss3: E77s
5. bsseLii. : errors T. Pllss51rg- Baos
2. haseA5fs =. errcsst P4tcaefa-N NaEEha
a28 Miller Ten lcGI8g2
SNAsHyS5 Tos. NJ s''t asain@-tr-
Ru-s g, I-4sehsl- :. errors 8. Bosto1. E1Es
3. na~~tir- =. sr.ars !. FlrcGers-F a-se;l
a54 Beaue'g
ST Lots. Nay s-St I.3u}s-Caicaso
-aCs@ postponed wet grouasas
). t..se4. s. crrssgs $ pn.3s1eipAls. H1ss
=. oasehits > srre.s 4 ElscAsrs- E.eS-l-
.slA cod l-cE2e-.s.
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coordiug ~ an OF leyr~. -
hs5F.s dsmPlss marx the spot ,vhsrs
angels fingers soaehed he ehld "a
fsar'uT g. frogn Heaven 90 EARTH. "a.
tae soe'o-s have a different expIza.-
tlou- They say thai dirapic. probably
Fesnat from defective dsvelopu.~s; u a
muscle. When TIE muscle e called iato
zee it-e detective po-tloa falls - Te-
sp9nd. Ard so.so@ - -eft- into which
t.e GeaA ard skin q tar eherk. tgs ak
ample. izA. sn1 iHss tas 4i=D.s -
formed
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remarkably fertile spot, IF you tickle it
with a hoe, it laughs with harvest"
This saying is true of North Galveston,
for the fruit growing lands of this region
yielded, in response to cultivation which
is mere play compared with the arduOus
toll Of farmers lii northern climes, i'm
mense crops Of peas, plums. figs, straw
berries, etc, etc.
These 'Iipples of merriment" on the
part of rich soil are perennial crops-were
never known to fail
The fortunate fruit growers laugh, too,
at their good fortunes; manufacturers
who are profiting by the splendid re-
sources and shipping facilities, investors
who see their dollars multiply and in
vestors who have found health In this
mild and equable cline join in the merry
making; and it is withaI laughing,
happy, prosperous community.
Ii you are interested in North Galveston
as au investment or home, or both.
apply for full, particulars 10 Wright &
Miller, Wichita.
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THE ST. JOSEPH SCANDAL

ST. JOSEPH. Mo-, May S.-George Black,
late cashier of the German-AmericAn
bank, was today granted divorce from
his wife, Sallie Black. President John
Donovan, Jr., president OF the bank was
correspondent. There was no defense.
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election contest. he has applied for the
Chltern Hundreds. This means the
resignation of his seat in parliament.
Lord Randolph Churchill moved that
the chairman of the committee report pro-
gress. 1t was hopeless, he said, to get
fair play.
Mr.. Chamberlain closed with a fling at
the Irish, whom he charged with dis
eliminating in their rsUpport OF the govern
ment.
How much would it take to square
you?" shouted Mr. Byles, Liberal, 10 the
Conservatives.
Shouts for an apology followed, and the
chairman requested Mr.. Byles to apologize.
but the latter refused. Mr Chamberlain
apOlogiZed, and then Mr.. Gladstone inter-
posed, calmed the members and drew from
the chairman the statement that he had
misunderstood the facts and wished TO
withdraw his request for an apology from
Mr. Byles.
The motion to report progress was re-
jected-236 to 265
Mr.. Baifour then moved that the chair
man leave the chair.
The motion was resisted by Mr. Glad
stone, and was lost by ia vote Of 304 to 257
The sitting dragged uneventfulIy 10 an
adjournment at midnight.
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GoXERNOR RENEROW.

NORMAN. o. T., May The newly ap-
pointed governor. ", c. Renffow. was
given an enthusiastic reception AZ the
opera house tonight by prominent men rt
all parts OF shs territory. The new gov
eruor will 20 TO Guthrie tomorrow and as
sume the duties u the Office At once.
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Yl-s--a4 - Yols-.iaE

CoLBvArEa Kan. &isT g. Special =
TIE pas, caGp.s q days have besu eialfy.
with light drzz fls1ss wHtcs have rHs-
t-fIai.y .-upravel tG- cs1dissou ot wheat
ghrre was IS 4.e flosl s.-is Lr0Tz.ag. bgf
j. - % dam sse
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- - 20 I.QulaY.

TorEEk. kan. Mag The legislative
committee which bAs been invest eating
the uoo5se charges against the poBI .sEs
Dv iLe Topeka C4ps,ai has prepared re-
rsrt sxoH=Fa-lD- s.l ;as p9pa .lsts charge
win crq1 seI ness
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SCALDEO TO DEATH,

CAIRO, ILL.,, May S-Five more of the
men scalded by the bursting of the flue of
the steamer Ohio at Wolf Island yester-
day died today. They are James Howard
OF Roebloom, Mo-; Fred Neil OF Colum bus,
Miss; William Henry of Memphis. and
Eugene Wood and Charles Jackson of
Washington Pa. The rest of the injured
are resting easily and will probably re-
cover.
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a RAILWAY MORTGAGE

New YORK, May S-The New York. Sus-
quehanna and Western railway company
has fled first mortgage upon its rolling
stock and equipment for s. coo 900 to
secure an issue OF 5 Per cent gold bonds To
that amount.
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KANSAS WHEAT.

TOPEKA, Kan, May S-J. II. Downing
of Ellis county was in the city today. He
says there mas been no rain in that county
since last August, and that no wheat will
be raised there this year. The farmers
generally consider Mr. Mohler'S last crop
report as too optimistic. They say that
the crop OF wheat viii not exceed 25, coo. o90
bushels, instead Of 10000, 600, as estimated
by Mr. Ninhiar
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Z R0llER ELpLOslOn-

kansas CITY. May s--The boiler OF a
Chicago ami Alton locomotive exploded 10
;ne Alton yard. tbls morning while the
iremsu was firing up 1hs engineer es-
capped injury. bat Fireman E5ward XII
leaghcr was killed, ths body beiss tsr-iosy
INITIATED
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RAII WAV OEEfHERS

ST Louis. May s-The st. Louis Chica-
70 and -. Paul railway today elected the
following officers: President and tress-
ugtr, Charles T. kImball: vice president
and solicitor joseph Dickson: secretary,
L Smith: general uperintendent, Isaac
" Fowler
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is stamped in the best watch
cases made. 1t is the trade
mark of the hcJStoHe Uatrk
Case COMPANY, Of Philadelphia,
the Oldest, largest and best
known factory in the world
1900 employees, capacity 1000
cases daily. Its products are
sold by all jewellers. Itmakes
the celebrated Jas. B0ss FikLsd
Watch Gases. now fitted with
the only bow (ring) which can
not be pulled off the case-the
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pHFf.k tsIPsts. MaT Co. Frzak EEsa
ve5l E1awI aasltses usp. ass e l.a a..--e4r~s
lrsfl -g71ns Cliv attsr feFEIHz th~ n4sna
q as faster l-l s&w - 1sse rEtee- fs q ss9
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PHYSICIANS HAVE FOUND OUT

PHYSICIANS HAVE FOUND OUT
That contamination and foreign element
in the blood, developed by indigestion. is
the cause of rheumatism. This settles
upon the sensitive sub-cutaneous covering
of the muscles and ligaments of the joints.
causing constant and shifting pain and ag
gregatlng as calcareous, chalky deposit
which produces stiffness and distortion os
the joints. No fact, which experience has
demonstrated in regard to Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters, has stronger evidence TO
support than this, namely, that this
medicine of comprehensive uses checks
the formidable and atrocious disease, por
is it less positively established that it is
preferable TO the poisons often used to
arrest it, since the medicine contains only
saiutary ingredients, L. is also a signal
remedy for malarial feyers, constipation,
dyspepsia, kidney and bladder ailments,
debility and other disorders. See that you
get the genuine.
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-05-09
OK AHOMA CITY NOIES.

OKLAHOMA CITY, o. f., May s.
Especial THE eastern, southern and
western papers that are unfriendly TO
Oklahoma City and the Indian Territory
have magnitied the recent storms, and
have multiplied the death rate by from
three TO ten times the actual number OF
deaths. What can be gained by any one
to publish wholesale lies? The actual
deaths from all sections number thirty
five and the injured number sixty eight
bad enough, surely, without multiplying
by double the numbers
The board of church extension of the
Oklahoma annual conference held its
fourth session at the First Methodist
Episcopal church on Thursday last. This
board mas authorized up TO date the
building of twenty-eight new churches IN
the entire territory. This means an out
lay of money up into the thousands. Some
of these new church buildings cost from
81, ,0G0 to $, coo, not counting the lots OF
lands, which as rule, are donated. The
Methodist Episcopal church IS doing Il
grand work through this agency, and the
people nobly respond IN money, material
and work
The crop prospects continue excellent.
Wheat is heading finely. Oats are doing
well, corn ditto and cotton also. Pasture
is abundant, the grass being eight inches
high. Potatoes look very fine, with
large acreage planted. Strawberries,
home-raised, are on the market.