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and that Hon. Mrs. Bruce was for
many years in close attention on her
majesty. One of Lord Elgin's aunts
was Lady Augusta Stanley and an
other Lady Charlotte Locker, whose
daughter, Hon. Mrs. Lionel Tennyson,
is now the wife of Mr.. Augustine
Birrell. Nj. p.
Lord Elgin began public life as
education commissioner in Scotland
and treasurer of the household, having
held the latter Office for few months
only during Mr.. Gladstone's short
lived administration in 1886.
Victor Alexander, the ninth earl OF
Elgin, is still young man, having
been born in 1S49. In the peerage of
Scotland he is earl of Elgln and Kin
caroline. He married in 1876 Lady Con-
stance Mary Carnegie, the second
daughter of the earl of Southesk, by
whom he had ten children. From 1898
to 1868 his grandfather, the annexer OF
the Elgin marbles, and his father,
Lord Canning's successor in the vice
royalty of India, were almost cOntinu-
ously employed as representatives Of
the crown at foreign courts or in
the colonies. His grandfather collect
ed the marbles-splendid Grecian an
tiquities which are now in the British
museum-while he was ambassador ex-
traordinary in Turkey.
His father is remembered as very
eminent diplomatist and statesman
who was successfully governor and
captain general of Jamaica. governor
general Of Canada. high commissioner
and plenipotentiary on two special
missions to the emperor of China, post
master general, and finally viceroy and
governor general of India. Illness at
last compelled him to resign the vice
royalty. and he died at Drumshalla, in
India, in 1868.
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Story OF Cardinal Gibbons.

When Cardinal Gibbons was mis-
sionary bishop in North Carolina he
once spent Sunday at the house of a
gentleman who was a Baptist, but
whose wife was a Catholic. There was
no Catholic church in the place. and
Sunday morning his host said to him:
Father, our preacher is away to-day:
would you have the kindness to con-
duct services for us?" Il consented, =
says the cardinal. in telling the story,
and went to the Baptist meeting
house. Did ! say mass for them? Oh,
no. my children. l stepped upon the
platform. was introduced by the gen.
tleman already mentioned, and select
ing a hymn I thought appropriat e
read it aloud and requested the cnoir
aud congregation to sing IL After
that recited the Lords Prayer. and
then, choosing portion Of the Gospel
from the Bible found on the stard.
preached to them such explanation
and comment as seemed necessary and
useful for the instruction and spiritna,
advantage of my hearers. The sermon
over. the collection was taken up IN
the regular style, another hymn was
sung and dismissed the congregation
with the usual benediction
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GOOD NE VS..


Beginning Oct. %, daily tourist car
will tie run from Chicago TO the Pacific
coast, via the great Rock Island route:
Chicago to Kansas Cry, thence Wichita
and through the beautiful Indian Terri
tory, via Fort Worth and II Paso, Tex
to Los Angeles and San Francisco. This
Car will leave Chicago daily Oh train No.
II at d y. M, aud passengers taking this
route viii not only receive the benefit Of
very superior accommodations, bat also
will save great many hours "a time.
The new southern route is particularly de-
sirable ia fall and winter season. and he
well known reputation OF The Rock Island
ENSURES passengers comfortable fr1p.
Our patrons are always provided for in the
best manner possible, and these cars will
be IN charge % Pullman conductor a.
well rs porter, and everything pertaining
TO the Comfort of Cur patrons Will BE- care
fully looked after aud a pleasant trip
guaranteed.
Adding this daily car TO the Rock
Island Srryics" does not in ahy manner
affect The preseot Phillip Rock Island
Tourist Excursions that run sefai-~e kI 8
from Chicago over the Rock Isiand 10
Pueblo. Sad VIA the Sceuic aud Oxde,
routes to San Francisco ara Los Angeles
without Change. j. II. I'HILLfrs
City Ticket zsut.
JSo. SEBASTIAN.
dii9 * u. i. a, Chicago.
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He Was with the Minority.

heard rather good story on Gen.
Sherman the other day. 1t occurred
away back in 1916 while he was on the
Pacific coast with the title of captain.
For some reason or other his men took
"A violent dislike to him, and after
standing it as long as they thought
they could they prepared petition re-
questing him to resign. The paper
contained the signatures of all but five
of his company and was handed to him
by committee of three. When it was
presented Capt. Sherman glanced over
il and said:
Has every man signed this?'
"An but five" replied the spokes-
man.
IAN but fve?"
''Yes, sir
"Then Will YOU kindly convey my
thanks to those five and say that I
have decided to remain with them. -
Pittsburgh Dispatch
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| Rescue has been one Of the most talked.Of
exhibits at the worlds fair The story
told by Miss Lewis of how her own life has
been saved, amply repaid the visitors for
their journey.
Lime rock lighthouse, the home of this
| world-famous heroine. is within the bar
! Dor and is short sail from the New York
! yacht clubs house. AT high tide an Ordi-
nary cat-rigaed sail boat cannot land at
| Lime rock, and "a rowboat must be used
! from which landing is effected by climb
| ing up the face of the perpendicular rock
! upon a ladder lashed with letters of iron
] to the stone.
| ward a pebbly beach through the sword
grass that cuts against its sides like slash
| ing martial blades
| But the lighthouse is the blessed symbol
| of peace on earth and sea, saying good Will
| to men, this saving station OF wrecked ma
| rlners. Aud the fair woman to whom the
| visitors listened told true narrative for
every other brave and good woman in the
| couutry-a narrative for every woman IN
+! the country 10 heed and profit by.
| Ida Lewis looks to be in her thirties as
| to age, with highly nervous tempera-
ment, slight figure. bright eyes. with IL
dash Of color in her face.
1T is thirty five years since we came to
| Lime rock, six IN family, and now there
are hut TWO of us left, my brother Ru
dolph, who helped you up the rocks, and
| myself said she. "My father was a crir-
pie for II yearse, in which time he never
cut mouthful of food for himself; my
mother died ten years ago of a cancer, and
my sister six years ago with cOnsump-
ton.
Il have never been we'll in my life until
now. My trouble was in my chest and
lungs. and | have always had Il cough
from a child What has done Inc
more good than anything else III the
world is Psine's celery compound.
| read about Paine's celery compound and
went to see the gentlemen who testified,
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knowledge

Brings comfort and i'm.
provement and tends to per.
sonal enjoyment when right
" used. Notice OUR Gus
toners, they enjoy life more
and dress better with less
expenditure than others
because they use their
knowledge Of the fact that
we supply the worlds best
products in clothing at the
lowest possible price. You
can acquire the same
knowledge, if you care TO,
and learn among other
things that we are selling
an extra fine Wide Vale
Diagonal Worsted Suit for
$3.50.
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| but believe should be dead i'll had not
taken Paine's celery compound"
! Besides the gold medal presented her by
the United States of America, silver
medal was presented by the humane So
c;ety of Massachusetts: ITO ida Lewis,
heroic and successful efforts in saving
human lives" Another, also of silver,
was presented by the life saving benevo-
! lent association of New York: ITO Miss
| Ida Lewis as testimonial of her skill,
courage, and humanity in rescuing two
men in tine harbor of Newport, X. L. du:
| ing sever storm"
| Not only on these several special occa-
| sions, however, has Miss Lewis shown the
| courage and fortitude that have made her
| famous, but also in faithfulnesss and
regularity with which her daily FOUND of
duties are performed, for they are not
| few. No lighthouse IN the coast is better
K ept than hers, and Let one has better
| record.
people think, when they come and find
things in perfect order, that there Is moth
ing TO do here she said. But they do
| not know how early we start In the morn
ing aud how many little things there are
| to be done. The lamps have 10 be cleaned
every day, the lenses kept clean, and the
| brasses polished, TO say nothing OF keep
| ing the house in order"
| Not alone are the ''brasses polished" on
| the light, but the shining copper pump IN
the kitchen and the row of brass candle
sticks on the mantle behind the stove all
| testify to the success and industry of the
| thrifty champion of life and strength.
! Ida Lewis is called the bravest woman
, in America But there are many brave
| women who have suffered ms she has done,
who are nearly broken down, who need to-
dav true food for the brain and nerves.
aud whom Paine's celery compound will
make we'll again. Thousands Of other
women have been saved by this wonder
full remedy.
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Great Cost of Recent Wars.

War is a very expensive business.
Statistics of some of the great wars of
the past are as follows: The Crimean
war cost 81. 600, 900, 900 and $50, 900 lives;
the Italian war of 1859. $500. 600, coo and
As. 0OO lives: the war of the rebellion
cost the north S5,100.000, 900 and the
south s.. 800. 900. coo, and together about
$50, 900 lives: the Prusso-Austrian war
of 1866 cost $3.50. 900. 0G0 and $4,000 lives:
the Russo Turkish war, sl25.000. 900
sian war, S4,100,000,o00 and 10000
lives.
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Il have always been miserable IN sum-
mer. and l believe l should have died this
season il had not taken Prine's celery
compound. | began with il last February,
ans, this summer I. have been splendid. -
aud her eyes flashed as she warmed 20 the
subject And am delighted 10 tell II. :"
she continued, ''for it is the truth l have
bad so many doctors and so many doctors
prescriptions that h.ve lost faith in them.
and have tried so many patent medicines
that | dreaded The summer. But l
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-11-11

W NHt3 W.
August 20th the Great Rock Island route
viii place N service a solid vesilbuled
TAIN. composed of reclining chair cars,
Pullman sleepers and smoking car. This
Ibis train will run daily, leaving Wichita
al 9:22S "a. m, arriving IL Chicago at $50
utXt morning; leaving Wichita ri 6:30 ..
m: arriving AT Union depot, Fort Worth,
Tex, AT 1:45 next morning. No change OF
cans between Wichita and Chicago or Fort
Worth, The Rock Island is the only line
landing passengers ut Englewood within
one nile Of main entrance to worlds fair
grounds. Baggage can ne checked 20
Euglewood, thus avoiding the rush in Chi
tseo. Sleeping car space reserved aud
general information can be had by calling
Oh or addressing, j. Ii. PHILLIPS,
City Ticket Agent. Wichita,
TT. AN DEBSON,
AG. L. and z. Agent, Topeka, Kan.
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NEWPORT, r l., Nov. 10. = Americas
Grace Daring the heroine OF Is iife-sav-
ing exploits, a woman for whom congress
has cast a gold medal OF the first class,
the first of the kind ever given to n
woman. keeps the Lime rock light.
1t was when the Russian warships were
lying at peaceful anchor In Newport s
beautiful harbor, that small.
company from the hotel Aquiu-
neck went out in a sal boat to paw Il visit
to this brave woman, whose Nie-boat, the
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-11-11
GALLANT IDA LEWIS.
Americas Grace Darling, the Brave Woman Who Keep
the Lime Rock Light.
Her Boat THE Rescue Exhibited at the Worlds FairThe HEROINE
Who Has Saved Is Lives Tells How Her Own Life Was
Saved-Congress Gives Her a Gold Medal

cellent, and feel proud to tell it and give
the credit to paioe's celery compound. l
have faith in ii because there IS nothing
like il, l know SO many people that have
been helped / am SO much improved that
my friends do not know me this summer.
have taken eight bottles since February.
and the longer take il the better | get.
have to live economically. and do all my
own Homework, washing and ironing. and
even the painting of the wood
work outside. l enjoy doing it Low.
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Group is terror to young mothers. 10
post them corrHrniug the first symptoms.
and treatmei ii the object of this item.
The first indication of Group Is hoarseness.
In a child who is subject 10 Group 1t may
be taken as a sure sign of the approach OF
an attack Following this hoarseness is a
peculiar, rough cough. If Chamberlain
Cough remedy is given as soon as the
Child becomes hoarse or even alter the
rough cough has appeared it will prevent
the attack II has never been known To
fail % and 80 cent bottles for sale by
Hettiuger Bros. PIG East Douglas, ana
Van " erden's Pharmacy, 32S North Maiu
street.
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w. \. Mcclure, n well known citizen Of
Mex !, %. = OF tie opinion tina; there IL
Lcrhtng a. -ooi for children troubled with
Gods or Group as Cham befisins Cough
Remedy. lie has used IL ~ bis family Tor
several yeats With tie b. result. ard al
WAYS keeps n hottie of il ia the house
After having Id grippe he IVES himself
troubled with severe cough lie Used
olL~r remedies without beDsfi; 3D. hen
conc. uded o try the ciIlidrr:s- med cine,
aDd 10 his delight il soon effected per
inscenl cuTe. y aud 81 Gems bottles for
sEie oy Hettln-er BTo--. 2lo East Donglas.
arG Vas W-Ideii's pharua&ey, So North
Main street.
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view rs.n ny e

Commencing DC ole. 81 The Great
ncek Island railway Will .uougn-Ate a
new tourist car line between Chicago,
VI iebIta. Fort Wouh, II Pa-o. Los
Anceie, and San francisco wiihoot
ebsnse Of caTs. This car viii lssre " IcD-
tn osily fer California point. a; 6.3-5 p. IN,
and Fer Chicago std posnte sEsi q. s-y> ..
IN The Gge4i Rock Islsfd l. the only
llne TuHEInZ through tourist Cars TO Cali
f0ruia wiILouE cbsBs- of carr. For
saEther PARTICULARS cali ~ Rock Islaus
Ticket ofI8cs, corner Man and ID o. las
ATeaue. !. II. PHILLIPS
City iieSet AID passepseE s-euI, CHI
Cage, Esrk Island znd P4esa &c railway.
~ Il
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midas NEW vICEROY.
The Earl OF El:in Hcnored with tn
Coveted Appointment.


Coveted Appointment.
The noblenan whom the queen has
confirmed as viceroy of India is de-
scended from the Bruces, OF Scotland.
In January last his name came up IN
connection with the Office of governor
of New South Wales. The earl of
Elgin sits in the house of lords as a
baron-Baron Elgin of the United
Kingdom. He is considered to be a
capable man. and. like other members
of his family, he has always been re-
garded with favor by the queen. In
fact her majesty, because she has a
tincture of the same blood in her veins
derived from Thomas. a near kinsman
of King Robert H., looks upon him as
relative. Queen Victoria's liking for
the Elgins is seen in the fact that
Gen. the Hon. Robert Bruce acted
as governor to the prince Of Wales
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directed me, and l received benefit from
the very first bottle.
20. you should have seen me last sum-
mer was short of breath, easily tired
out, and had cough and night sweats,
and my doctor told me bad heart
trouble l was so thin, and | was wear
ing black, and my friends said that l
looked like little ghost Now l am ex-
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dt4otf

Henry Wilson, the postmaster a; Welsh
tou. FLORIDA. says be catef Case Of
otsrrbsp1 Of long stsadinx ia SIX hoars.
with oTe small bo.sse Of Chani,~rlsin's
CoIis,f Cho.era AID DnFYiO-s Ksm.dg.
What a piessaH, sarpr!.s ibst must have
been to the snfersr. Sach cures are no;
anUsusi with tbs remedy Ia many M
stances only one ~ tlFo dDses are required
10 give permanent r-Iisi- IL csn always
be deps ndea upon. " ben reSucsd s.tf
wst-Tft - ylesrasf 20 take. For ss,- oy
Usstlugs- Bros. ZIG = Doagia2. and Van
w.rlsns PAarmscy. - y. Aasa-
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For a oair in the side or chest there is

For pair in the side or chest there is
nothing so good as piece of flannel dam
peued with Chamberlain Pain Balm and
bound on over the seat o. pain. IL aft, rds
prompt and permanent relief and if used
in time will often prevent a cold from re-
sul.iug in pneumonia. This same treat,
ment is n sure cure for lame back For
sale by Hettinger Bros, 2l6 East Dong las,
and Van Werden's Pharmacy, 32S North
Main
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The Western Trail is published quarter
" by the Chicago Rock Island and Pacific
railway 1t tells how TO get farm in the
west, and it will be sent to YOU gratis for
one year Send name and address to
Editor Western Trail, Chicago" and re-
ceive il for one year free
AZ 12t JOHN SEBASTIAN. g. L. A.
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PreftY Loud.

Reginald-Rose. how do you like the
architecture of my new trousers?
Reginald's Sister. inspecting the
garmontl-lm not good judge Of
their architecture, Reggie. but their
acoustic properties are simply nag
hicago Tribune.
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Herman & Hess
400 E. Douglas.
The Catering Club

of the Unitarian church loca
ted in the basement Of the
Fletcher Block supplies
Boston Baked Beans, Bos-
ton Brown Bread, Pies,
Cake, pressed and fried
Chicken, Salads, Etc. Come
and see.
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Intended as . Compliment.

Miss Elderly .coquettishiyl-The lna-
terial IS very good. but the colors are
too gay for . person of my age.
Well-Meaning Cierk-Oh, N sure
you are not half as old As you look
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= - ~ a. -.

Ihe miisinsF oyer TIE Ne@ fegS skors.
has Rented ssesn IzG Nagtss sisso. ard sse
.uFe sooEsu- Ter s~s - Ssgzs~ Mil - Il 81
traEI Insa hats SAG ss4GiE- f.@8f3ss AsG-. e
a Zrcat EsssEicf io;s Isle essHg Fyf~Gcfng I -
say rnarrIac, Nov ssgt, Sud e.sssIDuit :
us.ssl Nov. lasG. i ssi1.
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Either Would DO.

VIII You take tea or Coffee" asked
the landlady Of the fortnight-old
boarder
Yes, ma am, if you please" he re-
piled. Il have taken hot water for the
past ten days. and tea or coffee Will be
a welcome change"
And the silence that fell upon that
dyspepsia-rniu sounded like still
ucise.-TrJssh.
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lated from Chapel Hill college, La
Fayette county. Mo-. in July, 1853;
studied law. and has pursued that pro-
fession. never having held any public
Office prior to his election to congress;
was elected to the senate. as demo-
crat. to succeed Carl Schurz, independ-
ent republican; took his seat March 4,
1875. and has been thrice reelected.
His term of service will expire March
Q 1900
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The Missouri Pacific Railway company
has placed in its train service the most eie-
CANT reclining chair cars that ever appear
Cd IN the equipment of any line west OF the
NiSSissipDi river. These cars now run
daily between Wichita and st. Louis and
Wichita aud Denver. They are modes OF
beauty and comfort. The chairs are spa
cious-easiiy adjusted aud comfortable and
Of the very latest design Every ear Is
equipped with the celebrated Pin:sch gas
light system whereby passengers can read
a. WEI. by daylight; also dong ava
with the obnoxious odor etnaDatiDg from
oli lamps. Cars are heated by steam from
the engine thus affording au even temper
allure throughout the car well as avoid
ing the dangers experienced III the Oil car
stove system. Ii you contemplate going
east 81 wes.- try the Missouri Pacific rail
way. -. Louis fast express leaves wichita
daily IL i:--5 J.. III. arrives IN 81. Louis at
f:I5 next morning. Denver express leaves
" itElti. AT t.0O p. IN. daily. lUo TX
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Should send at once to John Sebastian,
general ticket agent. Chicago, Rock Island
and Pacific railroad, Chicago. Ten cents,
in stamps. per pack for the slickest cards
you ever shuffied For 81 you will receive
free By express ten packs.
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On Santa F'e Route Oh Sunday morning
Nov. 18th. Oklahoma and TT. Worth eX.
press will leave at 6:45 Il. III. instead OF 7:20
n. N. as formerly. The Englewood ex-
press daily except Sunday will leave at
60 a. III. intead of $40 a. m. dl51 If
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A Setback.

Fresh Drummer lin suburban wait.
ing-room)--Fine day, miss. Beg par
don. but is my cigar offensive 20 vou?
Miss Rural-No; not IN comparison.
-Tru.h
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His Method.

Pike-Are you aware that your can
didate for assembly is an escaped con-
Wet"
Dyke-Oh. yes; he refers to his escape
as a complete rindica tion.-Puck.
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Aug. 20 the great Rock Island placed in
service fast train for the above points. Leav-
ing Wichita at 8 2S a. M, arriving at Lin
coin 9 p. n. and Omaha 1850 D. m. Ee-
giant chair cars on tins train without extra
charge. j. II. PHILLIPS.
City Ticket Agent. Wichita, Kan.
7. j. ANDERSON,
s3dtf 4. G. p. A., Topeka, Kan.
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Hard on Him.

henderson, hear O'Reilly has been
discharged from the police force. l
wonder what he viii do now.
Williamson--I suppose he will have
to buy his peanuts. -Brool<lyn Life.
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The prescription fl les from Fred RIGHT s
drug store can be found at Ozanne &
Overs, l42 \. Main. I'll persons wishIn (
prescriptions refilled please notice.
uIJl lSt
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SENATOR COCKRELL.

Called by Some OF Ills Admirers the
"Pr1de OF Mis- -ouTi.'
No senator has taken livelier in
terest in the discussion of the silver
bill than Senator Cocilrell. the pride
of Missouri" Francis Marion Cock.
rell, of Warrensburgh, was born in
johnson county, Mo-, October 1, 1884.
He received his early education in the
common schools of his county; grad.
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Va rs Williams = rect. oae 10. 3roou.
beuse and part IL H15oaEssg house located
b~fwesa cry bu. ciBx and post0s.os
Ch.apest bn.sDesS location N e<n:er q.
fosn. -ssitsbss :oT Carriage r~go~lFory.
wholesale fruit OF Ssrehoasse
HARTFORD i<f IsEssEgT Co.
1870 ks-sYs 49, I'D. Fsics Essscs