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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-11
ESTES VOTE GROWING,
Later Returns Steadily Increase the Re-
publ can Candidates Chances.

SAN Francisco. Nov. 10.-The close of
the election " eek finds the politicians and
the public generally IN California very
much AT sea in regard TO the result of the
cuhernatoTial elections in this STATE.
What was at first supposed to b. decided
victorp for Budd, the Democratic csndi-
date, has now developed mo question IF
very serious doubt, and tue officiI can
vass will probably be left to d-cid4 the
contest bet weeu Budd and his opponent,
E~tee
During the last twenty-four hours there
has been "a great reduction in Bud Is plu
rality and with the receipt OF election re-
turns. from almost every county ne suffers
ire loss Of a few more votes. There ar
:. pa election precincts in the state. a d
hen returns had been received from 90
of them Budd apparently had safe pin
rality of over 1900 and his election WAS
conceded practically by everyone.
The situation has changed since then
however aud now with 1908 prec nets
heard from, bis plurality has dVIndird TO
80. In the meau'ime the state central
committee il claiming that Buid's plural
ity in the city Of San Fc-uCjsco will be 500
votes in excess f the /, 100 which had been
generally accepted for tn iHS- day Or two.
IL this claim : correct. t4e1 Rutd'- u ural-
iry now Is COO. with over zoo precincts In
tie State TO hear from.
There Is a prOspeCs now thar If Bu3d is
dec AIRED e,eciri a'ter TN official canvass
next week tue Republicans will contest i
aud carry the matter u the leg ~lstur-
winch Is strongly Republican. - far al
the r,maiud-T of the state ticket i cons
c rned, he Republicans have Carried pTsc-
t.cally everything. AMI have also elected
SIX OF the seven cong e-Smel-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-11

UNITED STATES IN TIE ROLE OF
FOREIGN MEDIATOR
Progress Of Nego.i atious Give Ground
FOR Belief That the China. Japaese
Difficulty May be Left to Uncf0
Sam-Explessed Willingness to
OMc;aIe in That Character.

WASHING OS. Nov. l0.-As the result Of
the negotiations now pending !, Is coad-
IDENTIFY believed that the United : ATS w.li
very soon b. asked 10 mediate b.
tween Japan and China with a visw -
Permanent peacs on a basis satisfactory 10
both countries. /. can b. stated posss.ve-
i Ihat TIE United States has declined 20
join with European powers IN say arcs-
trary Intervention 20 force a >ettlsmsa1
But while unwilling 10 &C. in ANY Srbstxs-
n manner, either individually o. laiatly
with Eur pean nations. the Espres<asAr
tives Of the parties 20 the war hsv. teen
given 70 understand Jbat the good ofic-s
OF this government will ee gladly exss-
cised % secure peace IN case such Is tasir
expressed Sd. Naturally, Japan in
sisls that China shall take the Initiative
in any negotiations looking 10 a rsstors
ZION OF peace but thSt she j. entirely will
ing 20 accede :, any reasons bic propositions
IS not doubted.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-11
THE CHURCHES.

Brown Memorial Reformed church, cor
ner OF Topeka avenue aud Lewis street
Services at IL IN. aud $50 o. IN. Theme
OF moaning sermon, "A Communion To
Those High in Aut h1ri,y IL the Church. "
sunday school at 9:45 a. m Y L. >. e. T.
al $50 p. IN.
y. VI. c. A.-Rev james \ Lawrence
will address the men at the gospel meeting
al the y. NJ &. A. auditorium, this after
noon at 4 o'clock. His subject will be.
'Yoar Answer to the Devil" All men
are welcome.
Rev. W. 5. Vail (Unitarian) will preach
in Unity chapel ('it Episcopal church,
Sunday morning az IO:3fo clock. Subject:
'GlImpSes of Real Lie" Music: \ lad les
quartet, including Miss JoceIyo, Mr..
Chiide. Miss Gallagher aud Mrs. Campbell
VIII render a selection aside fgom the regu-
lar choir, and Mrs. CbiiGe and Miss Gal
lagher will render duet. All are invited.
Church OF the Uaited Brethren in Christ,
corner Of Washington avenue and Primes
street, Rev. ;. W. koOutz. ptstOr-Preach-
iug at III h. IN. and 1.31 u. IN. Sunday
school 80 10 n IN; Mr. ". A. Clarke,
superintendent. Young Peoples Chris
tan uuion mt $50 p. III; Miss Kate koontz.
ure~ ilrut
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-11
OVERDID THE THING
FRAUDS IN LOUISIANA THE RANK
EST IN HISTORY.
Democrats Admit as Much and Con
cede Seating Of Republican Con-
gressmen Republicans Busy
Taking Dispositions for the Con
test in the House.

WASHINGTON, Nv l0.-Cbaiman Bah
cock OF he Republican congressional cam
paign committee today received the fol-
lowing letter from D. f. Ferris, secretary
of the Republican state COMMITTEES of
Louisiana:
GAS ] wired you in regard to the cleo
hon, desire TO say that We have taken
Mch steps as are necessary and are &C
lively engaged in taking dispositions be-
fore notaries of public on All Cases of in
iimidation, fraud and violence which oc-
curred on election day and are prepared
TO present an impregnable case in the
Fifty-fourth congress as 10 the seating OF
our congressman.
Never in the history of the worst days
Of fraud in Louisiana have they gone so
far. The Democrats are admitting openly
that they oyeriid the ting and also
openly admit hat Meyer, Buck and Price
will not be seated, but that our congress
men Will be-"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-11
SILVER Parry DISCUSSED

WASHINGTON. Nov. 10-Seuatur Gamer
on denies hat feature OF a Denver story
which Stats that lie has correspondent
with the projectors of the new silver
party" about to be launched and is in
hearty sympathy with the movement.
Il have had no such correspondence as
to a silver party or anything in that line, {"
said he. Like Mr. Hill, who ssys lam Il
Democrat can say i an Republican,
alt hough am Republican who believes
thoroughly in silver"
Senator Stewart. of Nevada, said: have
no Information regarding the move meut
and, of course. have not had correspond
ence on the subject. | have no doubt.
however. that there will b. conference
OF the leading nIen from all sections who
are opposed 10 the gold policy OF the Re-
publican party and Cleveland Democracy
ami that they Will act together"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-11

CAMBRIDGE, Mas. Nov. l0.-Harvard
Won from ias Chicago Athletic a--oc.a-
ton thIs afternoon by score OF IS 10 ..
The crimson eleven played ~pl, ud.d foot
ball fgou -tsrt To finish, and the we-f-ru-
ers were never near The goal line. Hsr-
vtrd'- back showed fre I4teff, rene ia
the first bali, aud rolled uD tweuty -tour
points wiki eA-e. The Chicago men plsF-
ei no. game 10 tbe esd 5ut were out
cisss-d- Stevenson M Mccormack were
the siroa get men H. the n, ana Camp
sd some pr~-ty work il breaking up the
Interference. Tn largest crowd Of the
year saw d splendid game
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-11
COMING Local EVENTS

Regular meeting Il Wichita Eucsmp-
meut No. -. /. o. O. F. Tuesday, Nov. IS.
AT 100 y. N. AL pltriarchs sr- requested
TO De present. W. IL. scott. &. T.
All sir knights OF tie Maccsbees are re-
quesJ.d TO meet at thrir hal. az . o'clOcl.
this III forming 10 make arrangements for
the funeral OF Sir Knight Wright.
Special communication OF Wichita Lodge
NJ. 90. \, + aud 4. ", M.rdsy even
Ing. Nov. L, q, $50 o'c.Ock. Work ia sec
ond degree. Visitors welcome. a. }. APP
piegate, secretary.
Op-n meeting % Hyp.tia at club room
Monday afternoon, tne topic being > Jci-
ology" Mr.. May EugStrom Hoss, th-
leader viii. b assisted bT Mrs. VI G Toii
and Mrs. Irene Richards. Mrs :. VI
Knapp.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-11
SITUATION IN TENNESSEE,
Democrats Practically Corcede the Elee-
ton Evans FOX Governor.

NASHVILLE Tean.. Nov Midnight
The Democ atic executive committee pr7c-
;ically a limits the electioa OF Evans. K /.
rubli an on the face of the returns Tue
Republican cCmwi Tee Claims hI~ slec't %
hy from 400 O I 500 vuIe-. There vii.
fr., m pr sruJ ind c. IONS. be = con es- wstrn
he legislature meets 20 cauyass The Ie-
tnrus.
The Legislature i D .mocrstic IN both
bra chs 1h- Dem c as claim lie hsv-
conc u>lv- evldet c. o. frauds e p-JTatsd
IN East Tennessee cou0ties snt that -
turns from many Z lem h-ve been pad /
20 show more vH.-s ard lsr.er II 90
;orities for Evans than Re r
csiyvd. I'D t4aE when th->s ar
,.iui 0 tied, Turu-y'- uuGi>puted vo-e VIII
give him tue III J5Titv. Further r-tur =
tonight from two ecu ties >uos the ORR B.
stt;vr.e' / from the IA were incorrect aul
reduce Turn y vote .bout : 2uo
Tue American. from late corrected re-
turns, admits that Evans ha> go cycr
luruey by the fsoe ef Jhr returns
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-11
ELECTRIC BRIEFS.

Fhe steam er Nawstam is ashore at
Scammon cove, Drummonds island. fifteen
miles below the Detour light house, Men.
igan.
The Mexicon president, Daz has COM
muted the sentences OF death against
Edwin Adams. the American. TO twenty
years Imprisonment,
William Jackson. who murdered his
wife on June % last, was sentenced to
ninety year in the peuitentiary yes
terday at Greenup, Ky.
TIE transit OF Mercury was observed at
the Washington naval observatory yester-
day under tine direction Of Professor VIII
liam HO-kners. astronomer.
The Union Pacific receivers have com
pleted Arrangements with tie Gulf line.
whereby the Union Pacific will manage
the Denver shops doing Gull road work
A special from Portland. Ore, to the
Pioneer Press s-ys the Northern p life
has Concluded TO re-op-n tie Columbia
river route between Portland ani WaiIula
junction.
James Doyle. treasurer OF the Junior
Plumbers association. was shot an Sil.ei
last night e Chicago by Harry X. Bur
ges- su iron worSrr He died ia the his
pi al al hour later. Burgess gave himself
up.
jesse Z Gln. l. I III alltA t -htfta-
Cyys while digging a dItch nr-r WaDt-n,
Ind. Yesterday, were caught by . ctve-! IN
and Conn was Instantly He'd AID Porter
fatally injured. Meadows was not serI-
ou>iy hurt.
Il has been d covered that Hon story
from Washington Curt House. Ocl'. va,
caused by large woif winch had been
brought from the west 10y farmer. l. got
loose ana killed few sheep aad tie lion
story soon started.
At K4hoka. No, yesterday. two officers
arrested Cyrel- B.d-r. ala. T. ". De.a1r,
iefaulting station agent from Pony. MJa-
iaus. who lett that place OctousT - with
>-veTII thousand dollars OF Tal.VOa4 sLd
express cOmpauy's money
A; F.e5srick. :. y, last night Fyipa's
general store. Dyty' general sore. the
city hotel. Summons & Howell. bank,
Prttiugi IL d-uE store. tLe Io-to,'ice
uUiid!4. A meat market sad ever!
smaller stores sud niac-- o. bushes were
Les rove by ire. Los not computed
The c urt MARTA ordered in the 60 o.
Captain Stmurl n Scnweuk. J1ited
State. army, retired. nas beel dissolved
4Ud the charges - sIust n ofcsr have
b-eu dismissed. - &c has seti!-a 5 &C
couo;s NJ Bis creditors
Jared q. Davis. oae Of the be-: Known
hOrs-m-a IN tie c3uufry, % hlin--si IN
lie head yesterday - L.. Mas sd cI-i
shortly, alter lis act Va doe q D.
health.
The a-s; grand lodg- q the American
Nt,i5DsI Ualou c. >-~uo-ra9u-Es aa1
I.p-uri--r. vs. Orgxa II vest IS Isl
: LJ4ts, Na. uita a men leslt3 =
.ul5sy -iiva. ~ Il / Graat-zEa 4 ~lsier
Cuy, = D
Tim-trv Dwyer. q No. 49, Ttl7i az
L. Nv YORK, = It--llar1y cap ata. SIS
-hs, sd - hsps IA l7tsi.Y WI --i -a-t
sv-aiUS - jane, better <=oS0 - ~eip
MGL- shlla-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-11

NEW YORK. NV 10 Yale easily defeat
- L-Il-A a. the Polo grounds today By
the score o. 81 % % The grounds were 49,
a y-TF tau1dy coo1iitau. Wb.cb preveu ID
long rua-. some q Nai-'s players we're ~
Trenton witnessing the -aulr there, sud
yrac Jelly nos much more ts.aD 0ue-hzlf o.
tL- regular team played
feature q Yai-'s play vas shs catch
n % r. pGlt ~ a Yale tack nd b. III
mediate4y passing D. bail 10 The fEll-bs1k
f8r return uulL ! si- hardly sD5~ed
champions lp form, tn piay D~iog sloV.
eat tl3- -e-nlsd due 70 the poor condition
c. t1e ground
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-11

traveller stopped Tor the night 81 a
cabin IN the GeoF4lA sOots. aTa very
hungry. be sad - tAs boat Have yos
anything % sa-'
Muffin bot poss-ra. -
Ire trayCleg veirocd- bot vstrhsd "a
tisntly fer the rrpasJ.
Atier tue lapse ~ a half hour ne host
came r.. Ac-ompaHi@i - thrss hound
dog and to.eiBg I4shtwood tgrch aloft.
Her b. said 90 Lis airEo@t st--sinz
gGes; take th.- rabbit TO, a. r2b rs.y
.z1olser with H."
WA: - easi f1r'' ssEsd ths z1>r;
We'll dig 3; al sin Eot - 80 cut
an ksfeh a ? ,ss2Tl ~ yer sgFrs-ri AZ
.2nt. C11sfl. utson
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-11
INGALLS, ON The ELECTION.
Strings His Vocabutory to Characterize
the Democratic Party.

KANSAS CITY, Nov. i0-J ohm j. Ingalls,,
* senator from Kansas, passed through
this city today on his way to Carthage,
where he viii lecture this evening.
The result last Tuesday" said Mr.. In
gals, referring TO the election. twas more
than Republican victory, 1t WAS more
than a Dtmucra, ic defeat. II was revo-
luton. Ii was the indignant protest Of
the national conscience against imbeciljty,
incapacIty, hypocrisy, dishonesty aud dis
honor"
MIR ingalls, said be did not seek re-
entrance into public life. He is poor
man now. he says, his property having
shrunk until It scarcely pays taxes and he
IS making money on the lecture platform.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-11
LEGISLATURE IN DOUBT.

SANTA FE, y. NJ, Nov. 1o-At Demo
cratic IA. dquarters today the election of
Cairon. Republican, delegate in con-
gress WAS conceded. His majority will be
about 2.OOO. The territorial legislature is
still in doubt, bot h parties claiming it, but
conservative estimates agree that the
lower house viii be Republican by ma
jority Of two aud the Democrats Will have
Two majority III tue council. The Popu-
lists carried one county, San Juan, but
elsewhere throughout the territory their
vote WAS extremely light.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-11
HANGED AND SHOT.

VICKsBURG, Miss, Nov. 1O-On the
night of the 9th inst, Thomas A Keys, of
the firm of K-ys & Pinson, merchants of
Lloyd, Ala, was murdered in mis- store by
being Knocked in the head and having his
throat cut from ear 10 ear. Charles
Williams u half breed Mexican and noted
desperate. who has figured in numerous
murders, robberles aud shooting scrapes.
was arrested along with a negro and put
in Jail. The negro confessed to being
with Williams that night and that Will
Jams cut Keys throat. II is supposed
that tie negro first Drained Keys wlCn an
axe and then Williams cut bis throat
Last night an Infatuated crowd went to
the jail and lung the negro aud shot Will
Jams 20 pIeces
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-11
FOUR BIG SUCCESSES,

Having the needed merit TO more than
make good all the advertising claimed for
them, the following four remedies have
reached a pbruomiual sale. DR.. Kings
New Discovery, for Consumption, coughs
and colds, each bottle Cuaranteed-Elec
tric Bitters. the great r NEEDY for Liver,
Stomach and Kidneys. Buck eu's ArBica
Saver, the best IN the world, aLd DE-.
Kings New Lie Pills, which are per
feet pill. All tpese remedies are gusran-
teeh TO do just what Is Claimed for them
and the dealer whose name Is attached
herewith Will be glad tn tel you NOR OF
them. Sold at Charles Lawrence's aud u.
Gehring's drug store.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-11
CHICAGO TO BE LExoWED.

CHICAGO, Nov. 1O-TLe Evening Post
today W. that owing 20 the lawies9ness OF
the police in certain districts of the city
during the election, IA strong movement i
on foot to secure an investigation OF tie
Chicago police force b. the state author :
ties Tue Civic federation aud the Civil
Servic- Il form leagu~, backed by tue pow
eriui Union League cuo ana her promi-
neuJ orzauiz atoms Will, upon the cpuven-
ing OF the state legislature, secure the y
poiutment of an iuvesi igatIng board, and
its work is expected to rival, for seusa-
tionai revela ions. that OF the Lexow COM
mittee OF New York.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-11
FHA>ToA bali.

The German Ladies Iol-psnJest Ala
society are u41Aiuy x SnsIy- prrp4rafilrls
fsF IS % anton b % 20 De- < ven % t'4~ 4 O
/ ". h-+i. on Ffi1Hy .v-niag. Dec ~
-laN'- fu.f Orllc- - viii H. pres Ut. 4
euter ts.Bme4r- glv~u b. Jnts~ ladies fr-
-l-vsY- delightful ALIAS End @ pairs
wi. 5e spared Ia order 10 make tn bill o
success " lca !. me 81 "a 44Baal bail u
th.s soc. ETY.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-11
WHAT 1T COSTS.
Defeat on the Tammany Ticket Came
Very High to Sohmer.

NEW YORK, Nov. 10.-Ot all the candi-
date at the election of November who
have thus far filed their expense accounts.
William Sohmer, Tammauy's nominee for
sheriff. speut the most money. 1t cost
Mr. Sohmer Sl4,9S0 To he defeated. OF
this amount he spent "a, Sl9 for Autographs
aud printing; for Stationery, clerk hir- and
circulars. So 293; Tammany hall got S2,00D;
81, $50 went for postage; for po-ters aud
letter writing he spent 1924; for advertis-
ing in the daiy papers. SS2l; for adverri--
Ing IN periodical>, S613; TOR cab bire. S2lO;
for kilograms, So; for expressage, SOB; car
fare, S3S, aud for wagons and drivers, $50.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-11
TWO CONTESTS ON HAND.

AUSTIN. Tex, Nov l0-rhs eoagres
sionsl election in the Thirteenth districs 10
in doubt aud viii require the official ~
turns from all the counties TO settle L.
Toe Republicans aud POpa.ists viii cou-
test Sager's election on the grounds OF To-
limitation aEd gross irregul,.riss~s %
Washington county. which gave SsSsrs
1000 majority. Rosenttai. Repabicsn.
will contest Crowley's election ta toe
Galveston district
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-11
GALE ON THE LAKES.

ALEENA, Mich, Nov lot mas been
blowing gale and saowing since last
night and the harh0r i fuli Of boats for
shelter. The : am barge WinsIow ran on
rel OF sulphur island aud uu> hipp-d nrr
! u lder aud has reach d here for repairs
The ste mer 4. \. Hopkins ran On Thur
der Bay Island reef and snIiyed her cargo.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-11
MURPHY.LEFEvRE FIGHT.

CINCINNATI. Nov. 10 Australian Billy
Murphy arrived here from NV York to
spar three rounds with Anthony Letevre
IF Cincinnati. at the Peooie's thea TT To-
night. Murphv weighed 1l6 aud Lefevre
135 pounds. Murphy was the aEgres~or
ihroug bout and III the middle of the sec
ond round landed = stunning blow on L.
fevre's nose, telling him. Lefevre was uu-
able 10 Continue the contest.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-11
POST IS SoREHEApEp.

LONDON, Nov. 10-The Post, comment
Ing upon The recent election IN the United
States says that the American system has
gradually succeeded III eliminating from
public life. men of intellectual C pac.Jy
and experience Il is hari TO say whether
the result could have been expected from
a logical application of the American
theory Of the equality OF all citizens
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-11

Do nos iraAEltls that tbis beautiful vIns
car D. owned a1d sF eTfd only - 'f,o~s
who have sn crgs- -1lre,i gardener ard eI-
p~rlsivs gr,suiCGsr Aius9st aEY Eo~Ss
lover can .-5a 80 ~ hsr -lnd0~ osIlocfi0n
AID thereby posssss vine thai Ia Bulfsr.
sally aduirer aud holds . higher piac- Ia
puh.tc fsvcS fof GscorEtlFe purposes saaa
almost sug Otnsr plant - yins kB0ss.
The 1ovsrs. although fragrant. sre srSali
and ra's.sr Insignificant Euf ~. laSu-
rlani masses e s.D@sy foliage an 81 h<.sts-
III ~ ss1Ny t-a--sgsts And E-e uns1ceilsd
Ter t-o1-rets. Srssths AnG Q;bsr cat Gov
- Usrk. sincs spTays rsTlssn fr-sh and
hr.gst feT Ap4fs alter beipz cit fson ths
main Tin~ TIE sEallxI is prup.xssee ~
dividing The roots, ~hi,h cznssss a re-
noses tEb<rs aEifsd ~ a -, 81 esssn.
fr1u NhfcA - vine yro1x. si.o from
SD b4t ss thsss are ssOw g swrsain.ss
rrzch firyaoszo waiting sili BE ssUsssd ~
Fuod he2lihT Tlznts are purcfsA><<s ssuzn .
rsiist.s nDrtrt u rFqatr-s r9eh, azzr6y
sr.ll src s.Asrty = AgAi bss s<~-ss pngsscs.
4srig sdsfts1 q fhs-- I1nsfssas uher ~ d.
rsFt st4s-sf.ire j. uEso14ls-.lssr - a. q s.>s
a. = Sii grg~ and thyise t-zs wbsu Jar
;-z-ly sa-zssss -- I'sil@ssei gass TfDssI
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-11

be traced by the lines IN the woman face
Dull ewes. the sailow or wTlnkled face and
those " feelings of weakness have their
rise in the arrangements and irregularities
peculiar TO women. The functional &C.
engagements, painful disorders, and CHRONIC
weaknesses of women. can be cured with
Dr.. Pierce's Favorite Prescription. For the
young girl just entering womanhood. Tor
the mother and those about to become
mothers, and later in the change OF life,
the Prescription - Is just what they need !;
il aids nature IN preparing the system for
the change. It's medicine prescribed for
thirty years, IN the diseases OF women, by
DR.. r V. Pierce, chief consulting physician
10 the Invaiids' Hotel and Surgical lnsti-
tute, az Buffalo, y. Y. Dr.. PieTce's FavorIte
Prescription will cure the chronic irhamula-
ton of the lining membranes which cause
such exiaUsting drains upon the system
II cYyeS nervous pToStTatior, sleeplessness,
faiutness. nervous debility and all disorders
arising from arrangement of the female
organs and functions
wfrr IF %
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NJ veryf-vsh--I weigh 10 pozznds sid
d voc Know tAzf tE Ts-~Du = illss s4h9
sraiv-ts has shown r6sf tLfrs 49, -
raund. q water. 3 p.1sD3s . s.aszIrn.
-. thar rs11r.e = r1rs sISs. = = pso1ses
e iat. &. s.s1n1s e fAo=Isas's = lif1s. q
r.zurd q cSftsstztx q: ilrsss. QEfsess - so
a. s-.4 Sal ? canoes e Gts0-i1e Ct raj
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KINGMAN's OFFICIAL COUNT.
Politicians Rally at That Place TO Cels.
brate the Republican Victory.

KINGMAN. Kan, Nov. 10.-The official
count shows the election of Cannon, Re
publican. for representative, by votes;
Hendry, Republican, for district clerk. by
% Votes; Cowgirl, Republican Democrat.
for county attorney. by votes; McPeek,
Populi-t, for probate judge, bv % votes;
Mrs Bolle-, Populist, for county superiu-
tendeut. by 60 votes, and Hunter, RepuD-
licnD, for commissioner, by p votes.
The republicans are holding a ratifica-
ton meeting tonight on the streets aud
the PopulIsts show by their actions that
the pi ocsedlpgs IRE eminently distasteful
70 them.
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Other Football Games.

A. BrOokly Athletic club. Q;
Crescent A C.. o
At Orange. y. brown university, 10;
Orang-. 10
At lndisnapolis-Butler. Sc. Depsuv. 8
AT Nashville, Tenn-Nand-rbilt, 10; OK
ford. Miss. o
A. Ottawa, kar.-Ottawa university, IS,
Missouri o.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-11
VERY CLOSE VOTE

INDIASAPoLts. Nov. 10 --JOnatb.n Keith
aud JOHN T. Goodman. Of Knox county.
are la IOWA, aud they came Ia a hurry.
They are tie kepuOllcau aud d. mocrztis
Candidates respectively for prosecutor o.
their couuty. They Tacei To laGtsu-poiis
oyer { ffsseut railroads To- get the gov-rnet
TO decade which was rlsCteI Zach e.
ce.ved 2 9l5 votes. Their casa vii. not be
decided for several day.
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CONCEDE THE COUNT.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Nov. l0.-For the
first time since Tuesdays election, the Re-
pubics'I state committee Comedies that
the official count will be necessary to de-
eide The election for governor