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KNOWLEDGE

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RIGHTLY used. The many, who 1--we pct
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adayting the worlds best products 10
the needs of physical being, viii attes;
the value to health OF the pure hquId
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aispeilinc colds, Headaches and levers
and permanently curing constipation;
1t has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession, because it acts on the AID
ievs, Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs IS for sale by all drug
pists in soc and 81 bottles, but 1t IS man
ufactIred by The California Fig Syrup
ca. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup Of Figs,
and being we'll informed, you Will NOT
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Tobncco-WcnI,cnc RcnoIntinns.
Enst Asian Geography {.

From The Lustge Blaetter.
Students of the course OF events In the
Japanese-Chinese war are advised to COM
nit the following rhyming rules to mem
DRY:
All words ending in Ping, Pang, Pung
Moreover, those in Ching, Chang, Chung
Stand for a town on RIVER coast
Which the ceestials already have lost.
And words ending in Tang, Tung, Ting,
AS also those in Tschang, Tschung, Tsch-
ing,
Are in every case a monster ship
Sunk by the chaps into the deep.
All words ending in Tsang, Tsung, Tseng
And likewise those in Yang, Yung, Yeng
Are mostly mote this if you please
Generals in flight-of the Chinese.
All words ending in Pans, Ping. Pung
Moreover. those in Chang, Ching, Chung
Denote some locality or spot
Where the celestials caught ii hot.
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Wesley O'Connor Honored.

Flint, Mich, July S.-(Special)- Wesley
O'Connor. Georgia's superintendent or deal
schools, is president of the American as
sociation of teachers in session here with
representatives from every commonwealth
in North America. This is the greatest
convention this profession has ever held.
1t elected Mr.. O'Connor its chief by ac-
clamat ton.
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A LITTLE Fun NOW AND THEN.

Cincinnati Tribune: Political.-"How is
politics dcwa your way, major?
fer free silver some fer the gold standard,
and a right good snlatterin' is committed
Ter hawg- steahn' an the like
New York Weekly: Proud Mother-You
haven't KISSED the baby.
Bachelor Uncle-Um-er-In try to re-
member next time. III kiss her when /
er-Come hack from Europe.
when Will that be|'
'Let-me-see. About sixteen years"
indianapolis Journal: Ultimatum--
Nome" pleaded Weary Watkins. i
woulo like to saw the wood, hut 1t is agin
well said the hard-faced lady, sit is
jrst this way: Ii you won't swallow your
principles you don't swallow any pie
Boston Transcrpt-This is the way a
certain contemporary publishes the news:
His. Hon. the Lieut.. GOV. of Mass, re-
turned from n. IL. yesterday with y doz.
other citizens OF Mass, and expects next
wk to go to n. Y: by way of Prov ABB
lean.
indianapolis Journal: 1.-THE baby did
come mighty near being named Trilby,'
said the lean man with the yellow vest,
but l managed to save her"
How asked the fat man.
Told my wife that we would be liable
for infringement of the copyright laws.
Dawson-IIow do you stand on de financial
question:
Everett Wrest-I am a little bit puzzled.
| amt right sure whether it means sixteen
beers for a dollar, or sixteen gallons.
New York Weekly: A Mean Fellow-Mr
Bnks-I met a woman today that l
thought a good deal Of once.
Mrs. Binks-Oh, you did?
Yes. I used to do my very best TO
please her. I"
"Humph!'
Il lid everything could to win her af-
fiction"
My gooGress!'
And at last l succeeded"
"Wha"-
she granted all that 1 asked. and by
so doing made me the happiest man alive"
''MTrcifll'-
81 asked her TO come right up to the
house with me today, but she had some
shopping TO do and cannot get here until
SUI per time"
"Mr Binks, am going right home to my
II other
'She isn't at home, my dear It was
your mother that met. She gave me you"
TobaccO-Wc Resolutions.
Nerves irritated by tobacco, always crav-
ing for stimulants, explains why il is so
hard to swear off. No-To- Bac is the only
guaranteed tobacco habit cure, because il
acts directly on affected nerve centers de-
stroys irritation, promotes digestion and
healthy, refreshing sleep. Many gain ten
pounds in ten days You run no risk. No
To-Bac is sold and guaranteed by druggists
everywhere. Book free. Ad. Sterling Rem
~, r,,t.-
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Grndr HnsnifnI List.

Mary Parker, Whtesides. Tenn, cents.
Mrs. NJ. V. Kaat, Huntsville, Va, 4
cents.
Ouida Dillalursty. Osceola, Ark. 20 cents
!. {. Hudson Mt. Willing. Ala, cents
Herman Elwood Lawson, Custom, KY, 10
cents.
Edgar Barrett. Barrettsville, Ga. cents.
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gramme for the meeting embraces several
interesting discussions.
Fer Foreign Missions.
Athens, Ca, July 3-(Special.)- Wo-
mans Fore. IN Missionary Society OF the
Athens district OF the North Georgia
Methodist conference ended last night af-
ter a session of three days.
The meeting has Deen well attended
Devotional exerc- were conducted this
morning by Mrs. B. l.. l.. T.mmons, oil
Washington. Ga. Mrs. Bryce Flcklin read
a paper on the finances of the society and
sad that the FIRST Methodist church, of
Athens carried the banner, having con-
tr.buted during the past year more TO the
cause of missions than any church in
either Atlanta or Augusta.
Miss Laura Haygood gave an account of
the work gong on in emma from the mis-
s.onary standpoint.
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our society. because from certain reasons
known to ourselves, and from personal ex-
perience also, have found out that
women exercise more discretion of judg-
ment than men. and we should judge others
by the standard they judge us; therefore,
women ought to have their rights"
FILIUS AGRICOLAE Age Fifteen.
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D4,- ,-hiI4r-n-Oue Of oI:r boys sends
$50 which We give below am glad 10
So our boys and Eir-s trying 10 improve
themselves. and composition Is the nest
r,-.,.tfre let your stores be short. and
-. -r,r.- are VERY good We viii publish
-, v.,,r- AUNT SUSIE
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Trophies of the Season

Now all the winds in music sing,
And travel tc the sea is greater;
And soon, returning home. we'll bring
One board bill and an alligatori
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A CHANCE TO MAKE MONEY.

In reply 10 requeJts for experiences of people
In the Dish Washer business: have been ser.
ing the Climax for year, and have averacsd
over twelve dollars a day profit. | have no.
canvassed any, people send for Washers, and
every family seems 10 want one. Address the
Climax CO., Columbus. Ohio, and get full par
ticulars. Anyone, anywhere, can certainly do
as well 40 have, as they work spendidly.
A READER.
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EIrOD Roofing from Worlds Fair BldgS

81 Galvanized Corrugated No. p iron
a s. p per square. Galvanized Plain No
d. iron at s. per square. Steel Corfu
u gated No. n % or y at Sl-75 per square.
ESteel Plain No. p, % or q at SIG pe,
81 SQUARE Practically as good as new
EGaivanized and Wrought Iron Pipes
VI SkyI.Ght Glass, Down-spoutns, EaveI
ETroueh and all kinds of building ma
.lCompany, purchasers of worlds fairi
SbuillinCs. 3005 South Halstead street
ECh:caeo I'll. (Sx blocks north from
Il United States yards)
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Lalla Curry, Sandersville, Ga.-Dear Ju-
NOR This is my first letter to The Junior.
Sandersvile is my nearest town. How
many of the cousins like flowers? | do.
! have a great many but they are small
yet / would like to exchange some ink
erascrs for some ge-anium cuttings or
flower seed. My school starts in a few
days Why is the figure nine like a pea
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Clara Chambliss, Chambliston, Ga.--Dear
Junior: I am only twelve years old and
this is my first letter 20 The Junior which
nope Will not so to the waste basket. I
Ike to read The Constitution, especially
The Junior letters. / nave three sisters
and four brothers. l enjoyed reading
Little Mr.. Thimblefinger ve.y much and
wish You would continue them again.
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JUNIOR CORRESPONDENCE.
Interesting Letters From Our Ju-
yeniIc Writers.

Matte l.. Murphy, Bienville, La--Dear Junior ::
am a little girl nine years, and l wish to Join
ySGr Happy band. NV papa takes The Constitu-
lfcn, and like IL much.
ana not going to school now, but like to go
very ruch. | am farmers daughter, and live
thTee nIlcs from town,
Me-. this is my first letter, will close for
fear ,his viii reach the waste basket.
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/ Cake NaSoline Toilet Soap.
Tube Nascline Camphor ice.
Jar Naseline Cold Cream.
Two-ouncs tube Pure Naseline.
Iube Capsicum Naseline.
These articles are all we'll known and of
great use in every family.
To new subscribers asking for this pre-
MUM and no other, with our Weekly, We
will send the box free OF charge.
TO those who are already subscribers re
will send the box postage paid upon recsiI.
Of - cents.
our Arrangement is for only short time.
Please send your order a once.
THE CONSTITUTION.
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Iona Smith, Marines, y. C.-After absence
of i've wears will come again. live in the little
Village of Marines ON New river, Onslow county,
IN sight of the old Atlantc.
My papa takes The Constitution ard some other
papers. and we have books, 80 we hear what people
are doing out m tile word.
II any OF the cousin, will send me cents in
stamps, Will send some samples of lovely sea
shells.
Grady hospital
Correspondents solicited.
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Lena Priest, Springfield, Mo.-Dear Ju-
Nor: | saw the name of Allie Barrett as one
of your Junior correspondents. | would
like to see him. | have heard so much
that is good about him. Grandpa lives
here. He is my uncle by marriage. am
twelve years old. l have been 70 school
a great deal; | am tired of it. DR.. Lar
rett is a southerner for all times and for
silver money.
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Anna Manson King, MuTfreesborC, Tenn.-I am
always glad TO The Constitution. always
r. = she letters Iirst, and then turn to the first
poe
Na have sunday school that meets one mile
iron. here. We have right large crowd every
Suntsu-.
n father is in Galveston, Texas. lie will go TO
Iois Worth, Texas, today. We miss him more at
the able t.,an any other place. lie has been gone
thre' weeks. but Is coming home Saturday. We
have received three letters from him; he always
writes such Jolly letters.
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An Entirely New Offer.

We have arranged with the Chesebrough
Manufacturing Company 10 send to our
subscribers IN a neat box the following
Naselne Preparations:
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indianapolis Journal: Ultimatum-
Nome" pleaded Weary Watkins. Il
wculo like 10 saw the wood, hut 1t is agin
nay principles
well" said the hard-faced lady, 'it is
just this way: III you won't swallow your
principles you don't swallow any pie.
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Matte Lee Durham, Cochran, Ga.-Dear
Junior: j am a girl twelve years old
stitution and l read The Junior paper: il
is splendid little paper. I like TO read it
very much. our school has hIst closed
We had a delightful commencement We
have a very fine faculty and love them
very much. / will answer one of the
girls questions. The longest chapter In
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Irwin Hale, Monroe, Ga.-Dear Junior: I
have for a long time thought l would write
10 The Junior. j am little boy twelve
years old. / live in the country, four miles
from Monroe. / am going to school / have
TO go mile. and a half. | like my teacher
very much. ] have one pet a large black
very much. Who was the fifteenth presi-
dpnt2
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Bessie Veach. Greenville Tex-Dear
Junior: a friend Of mine takes The Con-
stitutiOn. / read The Junior every week
We live in the west part of Greenville.
There arc three public schools here and
several churches. our school closed the
18th Of May.
A large and beautiful opera house is be-
Ing built here. our town il a thriving
city OF 1000 inhabitants.
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F. A. Krauss. Waxhaw. N. C.-Dear Ju-
nior: I will exchange three papers of pins
or three papers OF needles or one yard of
No 4 silk ribbon for each half dozen sigma
lures cut from Arbuckle's roasted coffee
packages Don't send anything but the
signature from the packages. ] will send
a nice set of domnoes, as long as they
last, for twenty-four signatures.
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Boston Transcript-Thi is the way a
certain contemporary publishes the news:
His. Hon, the Lieut.. Gov. of Mass, re-
turned from y. II. yesterday with y doz
other citizens OF Mass, and expects next
wk to go to n. Y. by way of Prov" Alb
breviation is the vice of the hurried Amer
ican.
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Cincinnati Tribune: Political.-"How is
politics dowa your way, major?'
wal some of the voters is committed
fer free silver. some fer the gold standard,
and a right good sm1tterln rs committed
Ter hawg-steahn' an the like
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Paul Cunningham. Marietta, Ga.-Dear
Junior: l live near Marietta and am ten
years old. / have been going to school,
nut nave vacs ton now. / have no pets,
out my two little sisters. L viii try 10
answer Henry Grady Settlers question. Ii
was Gideon's army. You Will find il IN the
seventh chapter of Judges and fifth verse.
I Will ask one question: Who was the
ffrst one embalmed and put in a coffin?
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BETWEEN TWO INDICATIONS

You say you are a regular voter and
take part in the politics OF this country?
Yes. sir.
What ticket do you vote?
That depends.
Then you are non-partisan?
Up to within TWO months Of the election,
yes.
Then you pick out your men and stand
by them?
That's the idea.
understand you are going to vote for
Dale?
No, that Is a mistake.
You are not going to vote for Dale?
No. sir
Why?
Because these Prohibit.on.sts are sup
porting him.
And you would regard his election as
AS vindication OF Tiger BIZ and these
town-wreckers.
Then you Will vote for Charles Hatton?
HIM
You are not sure?
No, am not.
Have you got anything against Hatton?
Oh mol
Then why should you not vote for him?
Because II voted for Hatton It would
be a
Vindication Of NORTH?
Yes. sir. That's the reason.
There are two tickets IN the field?
Yes, sir.
You can't vote for either without vindi-
eating someone?
Yes That's IL
Il looks pretty tough. doesn't It?
Tough, / am virtually disfranchised.
You cannot afford TO vindicate Governor
MORRILL,
Positively TO.
You do not know Morriu:
No. sir
You have 10. heard that he is going 20
move TO Wichita next January:
No.
You don't think there Is any likelihood
OF any such thing?
No. sir.
After the mex. election you co not ex-
pect 10 see NORTH?
No. sir.
You viii not meet him OF the street,
No.
How many counties IN Kansas?
About i0f.
How many counties is Se3gwick,
one.
Morrill, knows this. doesn't he?
OF course.
II ,he Republican ticket .u Setgwick IS
elected he viii fesl mighty good won't he9
You bet He Will say Re IS vindiczte9.
How many times viii be say this,
Well. arst when he hears the news
Ard again.
Yes. when he goes 70 TIE hotel corridor
And again.
Yes. When Jim Jones calls o. Kim
VIII he keep ID taking about AID bFas-
E.ng about IL for days.
No. !; WI gel ;iresouse and he hasal
tho the
lie viii have business with the other Is
counties II tire state.
BY George. that's 90.
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TIE FoRTY-FFTH STAR

Old Glory is 10 have another setting.
The star is from 4 mountain altitude
and pure atmosphere but il has been
long in rising and slow in attaining its
place. Utah is at last 10 be admitted
to the Union. The war department
having taken cognizance OF the in
creased constellation has ordered an
other star 10 the blue field OF "Old
Glory Utah viii be the forty-ifth
state in the Union. IN order 10 ac-
comodate the new star in the flag. the
war department has changed the stan
dard size OF the hammer. Heretofore
it has been 6 feet by > feet 4 new
order which is Issued by Secretary
Lamont makes the size OF the recuia-
ton nag 8 feet 8 inches by feet 4
inches All OF the flags 10 be issued TO
each branch OF the service from this
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-09-01
Enc aalieita Daily Eagle Sunday gaorumg September

the state a business administration in
which the material interests of every
city in it should be conserved; where
the hope Of relief from onerous taxes
which are confiscating properties;
where the chance of ever seeing values
to houses and lots restored or even the
chance Of realizing anything for them.
How long will the men and women
whose all is in Wichita permit the ad-
herents Of a mere sentiment to force
their narrow and disastrous rule upon
them; the rule Of impracticable i'm
pIacables who go away from home TO
join our enemies in plotting and coun-
ter-plotting, in OBTAINING and in ruin
ing this the brightest, the most beauti-
full. the most orderly city in the state,
a city for its goodness and enterprise
unmatched by any city of its size any
where; TO denounce it in state con-
ventions of bigots and to write letters
Of defamation to papers Of cities whose
people have left no stone unturned to
destroy US by stealing our trade and
thereby robbing US of our Importance
by multiplying the advantages which
naturally inheres in our location would
otherwise make US a great and pros
porous city, the only possible CONNER
cial metropolis which the state can
ever boast.
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time on will be Of the new size with
forty-five stars in the field.
The life Of Brigham Young is but a
memory. While the church OF the
Latter Day Saints survives, it has been
shorn Of its power and its bloody robes
have been laid aside forever. Utah
will make a valuable and worthy men,
Der of the family of states 1t has
magnificent resources. as yet but par
TALLY developed. 1t has climate at
tractive in both winter and summer;
mountains of precious ore, whose mag
nitude has only been family imagined;
fertile valleys, whose productiveness
rivals the gardens of the east; scenery
that for grandeur and majesty is I'M
surpassed on the continent. Its peo-
pie include many of tht most intelli-
gent and progressive citizens OF the
country. Now that polygamy has
been stamped out and the territory has
placed itself on a moral footing that
commands the respect Of the world.
there is no reason why Utah should
not be one of the favorite states Of the
Union.
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In a day or two he would forget all
about Sedgwick, wouldn't he?
Yes he would. naturally.
This would happen if you for Hatton
wouldn't it?
Yes.
You might vote for Dale?
Yes.
That wouldn't be a vindication Of Nor
rin?
No.
1, would be vindication Of Hi Lewis.
Billy Smith and Tiger Bill?
Yes. il would.
You meet them every day on the street?
Yes.
They are men Of exemplary character?
Ahem.
II Dale is elected they will feel good
because they have beaten Hatton and
because they supported Dale?
1 should say they will.
They Will crow about IL?
I should smile.
How long will they crow about Il?
Forever.
They will talk 1t on the street7
Yes.
In their homes?
Yes.
a: prayer meetings?
Yes.
They will run you and yoursf
Yes.
They will have the courts in their hands?
Yes.
They viii pile up endless costs?
Yes.
They will regard you as a whisky-bum
for voting against them?
Yes.
And then they win crow some more?
! expect so.
They will try to force you to their high
standard Of worth?
Great heavens!
They will be your rulers and their su-
perior manhood and worth will be vindi-
Gated, won't It?
Howling Luciferi
You must vindicate someone?
/ guess / must.
Who?
That's enough. I'll vote for Hatton.
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PROSTATE ARMENIA.

The sympathy Of a Christian world
goes out to the victims Of the vile sultan
Of Turkey. The massacre of Sassum,
of last year, has been intensified by
more recent atrocities, and the world
cries out in protest. When the SasSum
massacre occurred entire villages were
destroyed, the provisions and fiocks of
the Armenians were carried away,
their homes pillaged and their imple-
ments burned. So last spring no fields
could be plowed nor seed sOwn and
tn eArmenians are left starving.
Russia in 1878 would have taken
Armenia into its own POSSESSIONS but
for the interference Of the other Eu-
ropean powers. Russia gave up with
the understanding and the pledge Of
other powers that Turkey should be
forced to reform her rule Of that peo-
pie. The Turkish despot assented
without any intention of ever carry
ing out his agreement. That is now
evident. But the treaty Of Berlin still
stands and the world demands its re-
cognition and enforcement. The
speech of Lord Salisbury had the sound
and force of a pledge that the day for
procrastination had passed. France
and Russia have practically answered
with an "amen," and now the world
waits. In the meantime correspond
ents and press agents are telling of
exhausted granaries, of one village
sharing with another, and that thou
sands Of women and .children, having
nobody to provide for them, are crowd
ed into towns and villages begging and
starving. 1t is seldom that ever an
appeal so pitiful has come to the Amer
lean people as is now being made.
OF course, so far as the United States
are concerned, as a government, they
are not charged with any duties of a
political character towards this unfor-
tunate people. Its only a call of hui
mainly. With this call comes details
of atrocities and wrongs which are
absolutely sickening. The Turk is
human demon and when resisted be-
comes Economically savage. He kills
and burns. 1t is all the warfare he
understands. He and his government
ought to be wiped from the face of
the earth or otherwise subjected.