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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-28
A REPORTERS STORY.
What a Learned Professor Told the
Writer aud How it Was Put Into
Practice.
New York Exchange. }

t-NG6 1ofA EAtLdH5c.}
felt very badly run down Yesterday.
probably about the same as many other
people do Just at this time. was tired.
weak. nervous, had no appetite. had had
poor sleep for several nights, my mouth
tasted badly and my head ached. did
not feel like work ard so concluded to
take a half-holiday.
Just as / was turning into Broadway l
met a friend who IS a professor IN Que of
the New York colleges. We siroiled
leisurely along and l told the professor
of my trouble.
"Weli!' ne exclaimed, Il know just
what IS the matter with you. Your
stomach is our and out of SORTS and has
virtually gone on a strike. | don
blame II 2 particle. See how you abuse
il, by over-eating. undertaking, hasty
lunches, wrong kinds OF food. and all
that sort of thing. Ii Is only natural
that it should rebel"
That Is all very well, Professor" ] re-
piled. hut If the stomach will not di-
gest food what are you going 10 do.'
Dol! he exclaimed, why artiiicially
digest the food for the stomach Of
course"
Are you trying to make fun OF mey'
! asked.
Not in the least. Ii Is Just as easy TO
digest food outside the stomach as within
II, he exclaimed.
Now you are mystifyirg me-" / said.
Nonsense. 1t Is very simple. When
you begin TO take food into your mouth
II begins 10 digest the minute the saliva
.CprIto- fIhi- Y,r0o-raaS 4. rorriaI ~,
still more in the stomach. also IN the in
testines. Now can you not see how easy
1t is 10 mix vegetable digestive principles
with the food even before you take il
into the mouth, 30 that IL is practically
digested even before YOU touch 1t. That
seems simple enough, does Il nOi:'
/ was bound u admit that 1t did.
"Well, that is lust what scientists and
physicians call pre-digesiion or artificial
digestion, and discovery that il can he
done Is working revolution upon the
subject OF digestion. Paskola or pre-
dIgested food, Is simply a nourishIag,
starchy food, artificially digesled. 1t
gives the stomach no work whatever TO
do and at the same time aids the diges-
ton of other foods; IN other words. il
gives the stomach a vacation. Take nv
advice and try II: you will De surprised
at the effect. Instead of feeling weak.
tired, despondent with a sinking sensa-
ton in the pit of the stomach and gen
eral lack of energy, you Will find your
fself strong, active, healthy and u new
man."
did not take the professors advice
that day, thinking perhaps my Ii. tie va
cation would bring me around all right,
but it did not. The next day / tried 1t
though, and have received so much
benefit and been brought around so COM
pletely that | determined to publish the
arguments and advice of the learned
professor just as they occurred and for
The benefit OF others-and ;his IS what |
have done.
Paskola can be had of any reputable
druggist. An interesting pamphlet de.
scriptive of the product will he sent free
on application to the Pre-digested Food
Co., so Reade ST.. New York.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-28

that this struggle between remote
Oriental empires cannot greatly con-
Germ US. We may easily delude our
selves with the idea that the existing
war can only result in making further
and wider breaches in the wall of pref
udice which for centuries prevented
close business relations between China
and the rest of the world. In this we
should be stupidity wrong. If any man
doubts this statement let him listen to
the words of Mr.. John Brisben Walker,
once in the military service of China,
as he expressed himself to the writer
few days ago.
MIR. Walker is best known to the
world as the editor of the Cosmopolitan
Magazine. More than twenty-five
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-28

court Yards or eIfcIo,-IreSt SO that the
cities cover far more ground than would
be used - the same population in
Europe.
But, allowing for IN enormous
overestimate, we must admit the fact
that the Chinese empire Ear exceeds in
numbers any other IN the world
Under the absolute rule and direction
Of its sovereign. welded firmly to
Eether by its traditional conversatisn,
free from the socialistic or ararckistic
lamentations which impair the power
Of European governments. II needs
only an impetus toward military de-
velopmenj TO become the strongest
fighting nation on the globe. She VIII
be obliged for time = obtain her
generals. her staff and even her
subordinate officers from abroad.
Chinese troops can he maintained a
much less expense than Il necessary
with Europeans or Americans They
are quick 10 learn. and under good CIi-
GERS would soon attain high state 81
discipline. and should become expert
"a the use Of modern arms The Gay
has already past when the Chinese sol
der relied upon the grotesque face
painted On his shield and the fixing
az fire-crackers. 20 te-rifv and rout his
enemy. Just IS the fine modern war
ships Of the navy have displaced the
old iunks with their unpleasant ord
nance Of -s-iuE-pot>.' L is true that
the army s-ill retains much that Is an
tiguated and riGicr}ous II its equip
ment but -he ezi-eucies and expert
cuceS OF g long war would certainly re
suit IN the -aaufactu-e bT the Chinese
u the best modern weapons and once
impressed hy the necessity for such
arms. the rulers would see that their
arSeualS were always amply filed
The testimony Of Gordon ald others
IS sufficient 60 provo the courage and
fighting quality - -he Ca.res= soldier,
when properly ce-a-aE--.< lhe his
tory 90 Tle Ever Victorious Army
aboudsju Instances q iudjv5 cqal nero
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his high praise Of The mikado's troops.
In action they are described as fight
ing as stubbornly and as earnestly as
the fanatical followers of FL Mahdi-
They may be relied upon TO give their
enemies of the middle empire most eff
fective object lessons whenever they
meet. and their forces are quite suffi.
Gent in numbers to maintain the war
for long time against the hundreds Of
millions of China, even if they. fail in
the end.
Though much improvement has been
made III the Chinese army in the last
few years, a great deal remains OF the
old methods, that appear indescribably
absurd to educated soldiers. 1t is not
very long since a Chinese army, when
drawn up, was so disposed as to repre-.
sent the heavens, the earth, the moon,
the planets, or sometimes the hvs.
clawed dragon, or the mythical tor
toise. An infantry drill moro resen-
bled an army OF mountebanlzs. tumbling
and jumping over each other, than
anything warlike. Some corps wera
dressed TO represent tigers or other
ferocious animals. Their ideas Of STRAIT
egy were ludicrOus. On one occasion q
general was sent with large force to
suppress a rebellion. At his approach
the rebels reiterated down long PENN
sula, which was several miles IN
breadth. ThereupOn the imperial
force was set to work building a fine
solid wall across the entrance to the
marched proudly away to report TO his
sovereign how he had suppressed this
rebellion. The idea that the Tebels
might cross q. wall, or march around
it. apparently did not suggest itself
The general ideas concerning China
and its people, which prevail in Amer
ica, are formed either from travellers
tales, as old az the days of Marco Polo,
or from observation Of the very humbie
class that.we see 50 generally in our
laundries. II would he well TO remem-
Der that centuries before the history Of
any other existing nation begins, China
was IN the flower Of old-wOrld civilizs-
zion. More than two Thousand years
before Christ gave His message Of
charity TO the world, COnfuoius had
taught the Golden Rule. Long before
the first stone was laid in the walls of
Rome, the vast Chinese wall. twelve
hundred miles in length, was built.
But never before has China found
powerful enemy, with a splendidly
equipped and disciplined army and navy
a its very gates The lesson viii be
stern and costly one, and the natural
result Will be tha< China Will acquire
such an army as can maintain her pos
sessions. or that she viii he dismera-
bcred, piecemeal. Ike a huge ship,
stranded upon the rocks
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GRAND ROCK ISLAND ExcuR>IoN
10 ri, tsburg, Ps.--Anuusl fpcr mpmeHt Grand
Army OF the kepubuc-

To ri, tsburg, Ps.--Auuusl fpc1 mpmeut Grand
Army OF the kepubuc-
Arrangements having been made by the
president OF the " oman's Relief Corps
aud members of the Grand Army 81 tho
Republic for special train consisting OF
Pullman sleeping cars. chair cars. etc,
through 20 Pittsburg without change va
the Great Rock Island Route and Erie
lines. the following schedule will be put
into effect.
Spe cial train viii leave Kansas City sat
uruay evening. September ), at go arrive
in Chicago az 9 O'Clock Sunday morning.
going direct 10 the depot OF the Eris rail-
way. dearborn station) The day will 10
spent in sight seeing aud pleasure.
Ample time being given for all those ac-
compauyiug this party 10 visit the various
parks aud also the famous " ar Museum,
Libby Prison and General Grants mona
ment. all of which can be reached ia a very
few minutes from Dearborn station.
The journey will he taken up by way tho
Erie LIar, leaving Chicago sunday even
ing at $50. passing through the follow ng
named cities en- route: Huntington, Ind. {
Lima, o.. Marion. o: Gallon. o, Msns-
field. o; Akron, O.; Kent, O., Warren, o.
and New Castle, Penn, arriving ia Pitts
burg early Monday morning
Tickets Will be sold September fth and
STU, aud will be good % return up 20 Sep
Iug at points east of Chicago Up TO husl
limit Those purchasing Great Rock
STAND Route tickets viii not be obliged TO
deposit them in Pittsburg, ~ not require
signatures or stamping in order 20 make
them available They will b. straight Out
open tickets and carry uO furtbur restriC-
tious further than mentioned above.
Attached o. this train Will also be
special coach fer be use Of tie president
% the Woman Relief Corps and memb sfs
Of the Grand Army en- route and iu Pltts-
burg The doors - This special coach viii
be open - all IN fact the car will bs used
a. an official car whsrein all business per
tanning 10 the Grand Army CAa Be con
ducter Nothing Will be Jeff uudous by
tie Rock Island aud Erie routes 90
make this most enjoyable mp
70 tue Nation.l Encampment, therefore
make your arrangements eariF and enjoy
the pleasure ia store for you- Bear in MED
ia order 10 secure these advantages that
your tickets should r.ad VIA Chioago.
Rock Tzlaud sud PScisc railway. from
Missouri river points q CbicHEo. Chicago
and Ere % Marion. OHIO, NsW York.
Lake Er.e and Western 90 lcuugsfon,
Ohio sud PittsburE and Lake krle rail-
way q Pittsburz. Pa.
Our rztss afe q. ways a. low as the low.
ct.
The service rendered aud attention giEs1
our patrons cauuot be Questioned. Ns
cad bat 30 not follow
Any fur-her iuferlnatl0a wanted. al
Z. !. AvuFE-ov. A. II. NQFFET.
Asst. O. , AID J. 5. Gen. -o. W-P. \
= " CHAELFs T. 3 o. HNrGH
IP A.Iopeks. Kan. Z Z =, KsusasCiiJ
: T. PHILLIP. &. T. - A.
% IT Cor. &a.u and Da1sia-. " be h.ia
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-28

Whereas. Legal ami sufficient petitions
having been presented 10 the mayor aud
council OF the city OF Wichita PRAYING
that n special election be called TO vote on
p proposition 10 issue bonds in the sum OF
$4,000 for tie purpose Of prospecting for
coal in the city of Wichita, and
Whereas, The said MAYOR and council at
a meeting held July 25i, 1894. adopted q
resolution iustrucUug the mayor 10 cali a
special election for said purpose
Therefore. l. l. VI. Cox. mayor Of the
city of Wichita. Kan, by virtue OF the
authority vested IN NE by law and IN nc
cordsnce with the said resolution, do
hereby prcCi-lm and give notice that "a
special election shall. lie held IN the city of
Wichita, Kan. on Tuesday. the 4Jh day OF
September \. u. 1894. TO determine
whether or not the legal voters of said
city Of Wichita, VIII instruct the MAYOR
and council Of the CITY If Wichita to issue
bonds III the amount OF $40 1g3 for the pur-
pose Of prospecting for coal within the
city limits Of tie city of Wichita, said
bonds 10 run seven years and bear interest
-at the raie Of . per cent Ter aunum, in
teresS 10 be PAID semi-aunualv.
al IL l. ". Cox. NavOr.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-28
CHINESE ARMY BAD
John Brisben Walker Discusses
It's Fighting Quality.
q Menace to Civilization-ArmIng OF tia
Hordes of China Imperils the Peace
OF the World and May Change
the Map.
COPYRIGHT. 1921

Washed by the waves of the Yellow
sea on its eastern coast, and, stretching
across earth's vastest continent nearly
TO the Caspian, its Mantchon tribes
dwelling under the north star. while
Cts Burmese dependencies can almost
see the southern cross, the huge Chi
nese empire lies supine, giant au-
tonomy-a Titan sleeping. And to-day
a busy, singing gnat, such as in the
almost forgotten legend vexed the
mighty Nimrod, is driving It to mad
ness. No warlile event since the
worlds history was commenced has
been OF greater moment than the bat
tle now waging between China and
Japan.
1t may be that we, strong in our
continental insulation, as well as the
great powers Of Europe, may fancy
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rIrrsBUEG. PA. AND RETURN.
About Cent per nn--s2s, 90 From WIGHT


Dates of sale, Sept and s. final limit
for return passage, Sept. IS
The Santa Fe route has been made the
official line by the department commander,
also by order Of he president OF the ladies
Of the Grand Army of the Republic. and
they cordially invite the comrades and the
ladies' with their friends 10 Join them
Time of leaving Wichita, S a. m The
equipment VIII consist Of Pullman
special and chair cars. An 90 through
from starting point To destination without
change. Ample accommodations viii bs
provided for all. Don't be mistaken by
advertisements of so-calIed official
trains by other roads OF excursions en-
giueered by private or individuals-they
are deIusions. Peculiar advantages may
be enjoyed 10y those who join the official
train that can only be explained TO you
personally or by letter IL YOU are going
don't fail 20 get further particulars by
calling upon or addressing the under
signed W. ID. MURDOCH.
Dist Pass. Agt. las y Main, st.
;. III lchita Han.
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TO PITTS BURG, Pa, VIA THE FRISCO
LINE.

G. A. r. excursion tickets on sale via
St Louis at rates very much less than one
fare-S25 80 from Wichita.
Dates of sale. September and S; good
for return up to September %, 1894
Chair cars (7eats free) also Pullman
sleeping cars in morning and night trains
to st. Louis without change No other
line can give you this service from
Wichita
Gail upon or address the undersigned.
". ID. Murdoch, Dist. Pass Agt,
o,-l2t. los \. Main st.
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Al ITishmsu, seeing a picture OF me
Cathedral OF Cologne. said that II looked
20 natural that be could a most hear tue
Chime OF It's bells. \ traveller looking &C
Que oi tbe >plendidly equipped passenger
trains Of the Frisco line. Standing ia the
W ichlta station, engine awe. waiting for
tie signal = take IT. fast fii-ht over the
pFalrisS .ad through the Ozark mountains.
may almost near The hum o. tie busy city
ca the other end.
Travel on the Frisco. IL Is reiiabie-al-
ways on time-iusuriuS connect ous.
Chair cars with poEts.S ia charge. Seats
free.
Pu!imsn sleepers in morning and night
trains. Tickets on sale 10 all points. W. al
directions, and baggage checked through.
City ticket ofilce, l5S North Main street.
Passenger station. CORNER Douglas and
tlith avenues, Wichita. Kan.
W. d. MURDOCH. n. = A
ID. WISHART. q. 2. a. -. LOUIS
dS5 Il
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No. - o. NcuItl.
On Tuesday evening. August II, Gar
field post. No -. C. a. r. department e
Kansas passed The following resolution by
a unanimous vote:
Whereas, The officers with the colors Of
Garfield post. No. p, intend going to he
national enCampmeut al Pitts burg. Pa,
over the Great Rock Island Route. b. 10
Resolved. That the Rock Island Route
be the official Route OF Garfield Post
B. H DOWNING, HENRY SCHAD
Adjutaut. Post Commander
Special chair cars will be attached 10 the
Rock Island train leaving Wichita a, $40
a. M Saturday. Sept. ; for the accom-
mediation OF those desiring 10 attend thu
national eucampmeuI. These cars viii bs
attached TO the C. Il. r special tain.
leaving Kansas City at ESQ p. IA Those
desiring sleeping car accommodations
should make application in advance. For
further Information call nt Rock Island
ticket Office, corner Main and Douglas.
a lot J. ~. PHILLIPS
Cify Ticket AGENT
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Announcement.

Beginning September ], in connection
with our W holesale harness and saddlerv
business. we viii open up fiTst-class re
tail departm eHG with a full supply Of
every equipment for the horse. Having IN
our employ the best skilled workman in
the west we are prepared 10 make TO order
any peculiar notion OF fine harness desired
either single. double or tandem, light or
heavy. Ali grades Of whips, blankets. lap
robes, suits, fly nets. fur robes and every
kind of horse furnishings at satisfactory
prices. We solicit your patronage.
6E0 II. LLOYD * Co,
sun-tue 401 +. Douglas Ave.
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Tie '-cca.r Lane e tie HorG taa
Deose- and Elo Grsnss "a rad. Ger. %
s81r.st- III Colorado TtAa AL Ne- Msri-
~ tas ctp.csz- vesor-s. sid % tas fra1s-
cat. Csafal trafslsr tie srandes: so-n-ry.
iifaate DAILY tr-ia service w.t4 taf1ugh
Eait.aag s-sspsrs ard foaflss' ear -
aes- .lFLsrr sad Sac FfsurisCs I'd -
zr r- f1s al1sf-at~ss books z1ssres- s
a Hs@F-r f-essra. Fasseaser Esd 2 s.rs
--af Denver esslt
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Irrursinn kar,.. ~ Mi--nnr- Pen.

Commencing june I. the Missouri Pc
life Railway con pauv VIII sell eNeulsi
rckets 10 Pueblo. Msaltou. Colorado
Springs. Denver aud all the principal sum
mer resorts in the west as vel. as all east
ern. northern and all lake resorts. Tickets
Will be good 20 return October 81. For
fall PARTICULARS call at city ticket Office.
ia North Main street, or depot, corneg
Second and Wichita STREETS
Ql4 4 p III Elkl ~ u & T. 4
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-28

Elegant reclining chair cars on ali trains. ana
Pullman s'ecUers from Wichita 10 Kansas City and
Chicago without charge night trains. Tickets
s0id snd baggage checked through All points
north south, east ana west. and steamship uCkst5
sold 10 all European points Mt lowest rates City
ticket once 100 ESst Douglas avenue corner Main
street. passenger station corner Douglas and Mead
avenues. Telephone 49,.
!. II. PHILLIPS. Ticket Agent
CrSo- SERt STAN. G. T. d p A. Chicago. H.
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TRAVEL.
Wa the 81 LOUIS and -an Francisco HALLWAY
k-rnn. Mirh-fa u 81 Ionis and lhe East.

Wa the 81. LOUIS and -an Francisco HALLWAY
Eron wirhts C. St Louis and the Eass.
Two Express and Mail trains daily,
morn ng and night. through To the 81.
Louis L aion depot without changing Cars
OF any class
Chair cars seats free with pOrters in
Charge.
Pullman Palace Sleeping cars mernins
and night II is the only line Offering the
latter service from Nich "a 10 the public
City Ticket Cflice, Ne. Us North Main 50
Passenger Station, corner Douglas ave.
ana Fifth ave d. =.
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On account Of - xrzad sucarng usat z
the EgIgatsss fsy1liz - o. - hid 81 " asl-
logon. 10 O.. Aae z1ta = -sy- 5tn. re
-zrta J b. reut~ " Is -sa t.rkEt- - Hssn-
4uytc-. e. 11s ssrs tor round tup. Tlcssfs
~. sale Aux -srl 80 - p. EoGf - r~tura
On o. before -@ct 81. 4 fafthrr sHfsa-
80, cft.u- - sep fsth csn ~ -~c4--f
bv ssgoslfi1. ttrarfs w.t4 ,1irt sx-at e..
y assinrtoa Tor foyzles lafarma.loz
cali o. =. 81 ~sta
=. ~ t.rE11rE. " r 4.
T-f E-~ &srtb EaIa sr~--
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On August = sud IS. "a the " sso1ri Pa
cidc railway. Flfteea dollars Fog tHs
rouud trip.
q. 4. T. sxcur-l5r - P.ftstgrz - rs
~ .-z1ur. Pacific railway osytszEDss 2 sL1
b. Tess than bali rare.
Fo- frfIt -s-fleelays ~su - Missouri Pa
c5Gc tl~kef gfFlr. L.. Nerth AE-u street
80
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In order to introduce ChambeTlain's
COUCH Remedy here we sold several dozen
bottles on strict guarantee and have found
every bottle did good service. We have
used IT. ourselves anu TANK u superior TO
INV other. ". l. MOWREY, JaTvIsvllle
~ Va
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Under the weather.

uder me = e7tacr
Hicls-Your milk was pretty bad last
night.
Mrs Hicks-I expected that thunder
shower % affect Il some
Hicks-Thund Ourcan was hit By
q cloud burst--N. Y. World.
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Heights Of Pysnlas ExcuI>.oa 10 wa~hIu.,

On August 23rl and oath the Missouri
Pacific Railway company VII sell tickets
10 Washington auu return fer one lat.
the regular rate. Tickets viii be- good 10
return on or b. fore September Gtl. Bur
Their time TO Sept. l5lbI can be lad lly de
posting ticket with joint agent al Wash
1ngiou. Remember Jhe Missouri Pacific
is ;he short inc. ana lands yoa n WASH
inston from Two 20 i've hours quicker ths.,.
ADV other ilue.
For further information call on or sd
dress, l. T. ELElkIEY.
i. & T. y, IL North Main.
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AiaE~ uc-@g ~ ts&l-z thr = seer. 20
ra- railway - rt-tA t1 UfaTef. laiT
at ~tee1 leuts = sEz2t ssfFt-s-4 -le K
Sass Exc1EHlC4 TAtss gxcsxi.ugy Joa.
GO I.
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Feed Of all kinds. wholesale and retail
p. Gould, SOB T. Dcag. Phone IS. IS If
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-28

For bran. ship, corn, oats and hay; w.
i. Pickett 1l9 ". Douglas. d&W04t
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-28

When moving into our present home l
found a bottle Of Chamberlaln's Pain Balm
left by a former tenant. On the label |
found the statement that it was good for
cuts and burns. ] can testify TO the truth
of this Nothing in all my experience has
found its equal for treating blisters or
burns. +. +. Barrett, manager lie Suenr
Sentinel lie Surur, Mimi. Pain Balm Is
also a sure cure for rheumatism.
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VIA SANTA "a RoUrs-

Chicago and Return Ss0-St. Louis ana Re
SIS
On August % and - tie Santa Re route
VIII sell tickets 20 Chicago and return a.
rate Of so. =. Louis ana return at rate of
SIS. final limit Of tickets returning sep
TENDER - For IA her particulars call on
". ID. MUEDoCR. d. y. A..
los y Mat9 street
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Reduced Rates wa the Missouri Pacific.

On the following dates the Missouri Pa
cific railway VIII sell excursion tickets at
rates named:
Aug. 10 and II. annual meet League of
American Nheelmen. Denver. Col One
fare for round trip.
For further particulars. call upon or sd-
dress +. r. BLFCELET,
7 ard z. A. ia y. Mai d sire
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ANNOU NCEuItNT.

hereby announce myself candidate for
the office II nrlis-iOner. Suble to the de
.-ision of 1ile Republican county convention,
10 be held August =, lsai. O. D DRAPER,
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