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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-24
The PAIL PUZZLE.
IT'S EASY II YOU KNOW
HOW.
TIE WAY TO Do 1T.

Ninety-nine women in a hundred may
think that 1t Is an easy thing to hold a
pail at arms length. Let them try 1t
Here and there one will succeed In hold
ing the empty pail. but il will puzzle
even man to hold pail full Of water
in exactly this position. There is no
trick about 1t. however. The pail Is a
real pail and the water Is real water
The secret Is hidden IN the arm and
body Of the woman who does it.
Woman Is but little lower than the
angels and yet the plan Of creation gave
her bones, muscles, and sinews which in
their perfect development mean
strength. To make the human machin-
cry complete. she was also given nerves
more wonderfully delicate than electric
wires and more potent for good or H.
Without nerves she would be unable
to control a single muscle. She could
not raise her hand. move her lips, or
close an eyelid. Her lungs could not
draw in the breath of life, and her heart
would cease 70 send the life blood
through her system to supply the waste
which is going on second by second.
The nerves are as necessary to life
as the blood or the breath. and yet these
same delicate nerves may keep g. wo-
man, or 4 man, either. for that mat
ter. in constant torment. They are the
pain channels of the body. When they
are hurt or crippled. they are like live
wires, scorching and burning wherever
they go.
The secret Of the pail puzzle Is in the
right sort OF uerve-those sound strong
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-24

"A ,x-ar svarv stta te and territory IN sne
land and such is the standing or MS
medical staff that Its members are IRE
ouently called in consultation oy emil
nent physicians in other cities and nave
held places at the head OF leading scien-
tific societies.
over ninety thousand letters like the
following have been sent 10 Or. fleice
nv grateful patients, many OF whom
bavs snAclalIy requested that their mar
yelous recoveries be made a matter OF
public record.
NO LIVING WOMAN
need endure one hundredth part on the
pain. worry, agony and fear WHEN
mothers. fathers and doctors say she
must endure simply because she IL
woman. She can free herself OF me
awful slavery OF pain. just a. thousands
upon thousands OF her sister sufferers
are daily freeing thenselves-by using
the world-faned common sense RENE
dies OF DR.. Piercs II the rssufs are
not entirely Satisfactory let her ~rNe
90 the Worlds Dispenssry Medical A.
.ocia don, or TO DR.. Pierce personally.
and she will receive free Of charge such
advice as will render her cure prompt
and complete
Mrs victoria Schroeder Of box 81.
Frederickstown. Washington. Co. Pa,
writes: Seven years ago left chi6-
bed too soon and being overwheifn-d
by sudden report OF death. the
Most physicians whom con-
suited told me had proiap-
tied IN my womb. Most physicians
whom consulted told me had prolaD-
sus-uterf and II were careful and
lifted nothing heavy. ] might get bet
ter, but could never De entirely cure1-
That was seven years ago One pay
sScIan who ac.ended ne "a confinement
gave me a supporter which i Always
wore.
Ia u. rfnr-r % lsse-s5. I had . severe
attack OF the grip. Ay trouble grew
worse: bad rnst.cal care bu< without
any Improvement / cannot tell you
xrfsat Took. but Was si-oret crazei ard
would have preferred death 20 ne
Stomach. liver and the whole syren
was OF, OF order. Then a ne-shbor q
ours called my attention 70 Jour med
cake Or. Pie-ce's Favorfte PTescr1p,-
ton and 20 the great 3oy OF ali o< Us
got bitter acter the frss bottle AStsT
three more vas a. well as ever before
saw IN yoSsr S,arrpSalst that q SUP
porter II q 70 Use. and found = o'1t
raysek. ro- SIRE % -ny work ~ffSosss
a supporter feel better. Tie ts>aaz
81 pressure On the sbdorDr7 - <oSr. As
well as ali NJ pain and headsras. !
an Ike q new woman s1teJ-r< ~ ne
~Sn my ch4hrsa
Mr.. p 7. Rad % SssDo3s. Pa
rylvaufa Co. Va. ~-*ses- Nn~1
nrst Oe.rz- taking Dr.. Psercss FaEorSfs
Pre-cr!pcson vas - = critical co-ei-
Ion. so<rrcs-o>s vosd af-rr<sf give -
n Sesrs.r. hsst s<ts- tskizS TIE erst
t,ofcIe souJt feel 18th q srsas ohzrgs
I CONTINUED l.s rxs< u11i naow ! hare
saxsa SIX boe-Iez. and c1c bSf ts2sk
God Ga. Iris wo1tsrr1i r--oetT has
s<er b-o1xaz 20 ny k5cvssdx.. sa1
,hss IS Csc A-zs gsvs1 me g-es1 sztfh 81
frs power 90 care Tot oai1 zser-zsfo1 az
she rrruo bat al Senz'r esssas@x'~
yrrn Lila - Fox .. LTrns Center.
GrHfsc- Co. - II. writes Il have
ben srozbles fos focs years -5<s e.
maze weakness A<seT szkzz< sEo b.
tl<s os D. P5s-r.s Favo1str Prssc-sS-
-Soz. arr aSss - d az szy ~o,k With
oct a1T barring <o~s rz-ss CT fatzGzz<
sDeIls 5Gy essstezzzce = zsees Ia
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nerves that act 50 naturally that people
do not know that they have any nerves
at all. But that is
ONLY PART OF THE SECRET
Many women, a ajority Of American
women, have starved nerves, nerves
that torture them. drive them into ner-
vous debility, female disorders. insomnia
neuralgia and fatal diseases Of various
kinds. The one practical scientist to
make a universal application OF II was
r. V. Pierce, NJ D., of Buffalo, ". Y.
He soon became recognized as an au-
thority on diseases OF women. who
stands, thinks and practices on the
broad platform OF common sense.
He has made IL a life study to find
nerve-nourishing, tissue-building and
natural regulating agencies for the
female system. His discoveries named
treatment Of all ailments peculiar TO
woman's delicate organization. They
embody entirely new principles and
develop strength and vitality in accor-
dance with the laws OF nature
HOW TO DO 1T.
Any woman. young or old. can by
using Dr.Pierce's Favorite Prescription
solve the pail puzzle" Let her begin
length a heavy book or fiatiron. On
the same day let her begin taking the
"Favorite Prescription" and keep taxi
ing II for a week. At the end OF that
time let her again Try the book or fat
iron and see how much longer and cas-
Ter Il can be he'd. On The following
Monday let her hold out something
heavier and keep on with the Pre-
scriptSon." and the power 20 hold out
the pail full Of water will follow as
naturally as the day follows night, and
thus she solves the puzzle.
As CHEZ consulting physician 20 the
Invaisd's Hotei and Surgical Institute
at Buffalo. ~. Y..-the most complies
health institution IN America. Dr.
Pierce and his staff OF skilled special
ISIS have personally Investigated and
successfully treated tens Of thousands
Of cases. covering every kind Of female
disorder. So phenomenal has been
their success that pstienss come 70
them from every state in the Union
HIS "Favo-.te Prescription" Golden
Mexican Discovery" and Pheasant Pei
lets" ueed conjoinriy. supply a sufflci-
ent and most efficactous course OF re-
medal treatment These are the out
growth OF this vast. uartvale6 expert
eace, and the records % years SHOW
that there are no three cases OF vo-
mans peculiar n1aladses IN o hundred
r1at these remedies vii. not permanent
" cure. right
IN HER OWN HOME.
without the dreaded examinations
and rae useless local AFFILIATIONS"
and no; one case a nty that they VIII
aoc speedily relieve Ard even n th-se
exceptional cases. ~aea the netsc.re
alone id not produce ste usual good
results. By taxing n co1rse Of treat
men. az the TavzHds Hotel and Sur
goal Institute. che patients tays soo7
gone sor-A grateful. ven. pernans7s-
u happy -o-ne1-
GUARANTEED FOR YEARS
SO sssol3<ely reiszele are Dr. Pserce's
Favo-ste Pescrtp-foE Ger rozn&a's -
cusar. physical -rezxnesseso ara Dr..
Pse-ce's Coicez Eetscaf Discovery fscs
x-~as Eve-. h<oot AID kitasy rernety1
nat on f-E :nIo<3oe--oa these EYE
-orIt-szrnet ,3s6tcioes 20 Ire sctc.et.
and for many years thereafter. hey
were sold under po<ztsy x1ar.cse< q
giving e7tire sa.ix<kctson n every ease
sor vcscn trey are roeoGD<see1 So
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-24

Mn Smith Of Kansas City Is the
guest Of Mrs. Moves.
Mr.. and MrN E Hamilton have re-
turned from the Cotton Exhibition.
Mrs. ]. L. Dyer Is visiting in Spring
field, Mo.
Hypatia will have business meet
ing in the club roms tomorrow.
Miss Mary Lindsay Of the West Side
entertained Tuesday evening
Miss Bertha Ashton leaves for Cali
fornia tomorrow.
Miss Ada Guthrie OF Bloomington. Il
iinois. is visiting in the city.
Mrs. Robert Rogers Of California Is
now visiting in Illinois.
Miss Mollie Ross is visiting in Kan
sas City.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. ], Fletcher have re-
turned from a trip to New York.
Miss McKibben Of Iowa is the guest
Of Mrs c. W. Brown.
Miss Madeline Hagney Of Keokuk,
Iowa, Is visiting In the city.
Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Dunn have re-
turned from the territory to reside in
Wichita.
Mrs. NJ. P. Burwell is entertaining
Mrs. W. j. Wilson and Mrs. Madison OF
Illinois.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Hendrin enter
tanned at dinner Monday evening.
The Ceramic club had a meeting at
the Lewis academy Friday afternoon.
Mrs. George L. Pratt entertained
Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. H. T Kramer entertains the
Duplicate Whist club next Tuesday ev-
ening.
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uniformly successful did they prove in
curing the diseases. arrangements. and
weaknesses for which they are recon-
mended, that claims for the return OF
money paid for them were exceedingly
rare.
But since their manufacturers can
now refer 10 thousands Of noted cures
effected by them in every part OF the
land. and In many foreign countries.
they believe their past record a suffi-
cient guarantee OF their great value as
curative agents: therefore. they now
rest the claims OF these remedies TO The
confidence OF the afflicted solely upon
that record.
EXPERT ADVICE FREE
DR.. Pierce and his stan Of physicians
hold themselves at an times ready to
reply TO letters from women AFFLICTED
with obstinate. complicated or long
neglected and eo-cailed incurabls all
ments. and are always glad to offer
free Of charge. advice and suggestions
that VIII lead to relief and cure. Where
local physician treats one case OF wo-
mans ailments. DR.. Pierce and his
trained specialists treat many thous-
ands. and life-times practice In this
particular field has made them experts
there Is no experimenting. no physical
patchwork and no promises given that
cannot be fulfilled. Or. Pierce feels
that there Is nothing unbusiness-like or
unprofessional IN placing the acknow-
lodged merits OF his remedies. and his
demonstrated skill as a regular physi-
clan. before the people by means OF the
public press. HIS record tells a story
OF success that no prejudice can over
throw.
THE HIGHEST HONORS.
Such is the confidence OF his fellow
citizens in his ability. integrity. and
worth. that DR.. Pierce has been honored
by election to the highest offices in the
gift Of the people of Buffalo; first 10 the
state senate. and later 10 congress
Such. however. Is the doctors pride In
and love for his profession that he has
since repe atedly declined high ONCE in
order that he may best serve the public
In serving his patients. WHO are scatter
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-24

Norsce r. hereby given THAT ts1s frra
Of Nruar Il SETON. biacksugfs2ls. doing
farsfness a. No. 10 North Lawr~nce. -
hereby dissolved by mutual cousnsss.
Mr.. q. A .AflIlxr rersr1nx, and Nr. o. J.
eafton VIII continue 20 do business a.
efle old start Mr. s-rlon assumes all
LIABILITY, and Mr.. Ail1ar VII have
Charge OF AL book anrouofs Ep - Nov.
70. Isg5. Parties owing rhs firm will
phrase call on Nr. MITlar az once AZ tas
old stand. No. 40 North La~rrnca
q. A. MIlJ4AIl
Err o. J. SEXTON.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-24

Mrs. winsiow's Soothing Syrup
should always be used for children
teethlng. II soothes the child. softens
the gums, sllays all pain. cures wind
collie and IL the best remedy for
diarrhoea. Twenty-Five cents a bot
tie. Used by millions OF u1othera
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-24

Henry HUFF Of Powell. Chickassw
Nat Ind. Ty-. writes: My wife had an
liberated sore on her leg for several
years We tried three different doctors
Out they failed 90 cure her We were
recommended TO try Dr.. Pierce's Cold
en- Medical Discovery and his 'Favorite
FreScrfptson-S She took ak bottles or
each and four vsais OF DR.. Pierce's Liver
Peiiets and was entirely cured.
She reooxnmeuds the medicine for all
diseases OF females. and I snail never
fal to speak q word In yoSr favor 70
suffering humanity"
Geo. L Written. Esq, OF DeerxyffIe.
Harrison Co. Ohio. wrtes: my la1is
son Is now ave years old When be vaa
six weeks old he had Ecrerna on hss
face and scalp. Il was black all over
his face and hea<- He did not see any
for six weeks Everybody that saw
him said he would die. i got medicine
from six different doctors but the child
stin got worse. I inquired for rhe bess
blood medicine at the drug store and
got Dr.. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
covery; The first bottle he took cured
him sound and well. but I gave him
cnree more 70 prevent the return OF The
disease. -Four years and six months
cave passed and the boy IS IN perfect
health. Golden Medical Discovery
does not express half it's value"
A GREAT BOOK FREE
When DR.. Pierce published the frx>
eol0on or his work The Peoples Cpxr,-
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lion free As tbs number OF copies has
already been sold. he - now distrtout-
ing. absolutely free. 100000 copies OF
this most complete. interesting and val
liable common sense medical work ever
publlshed-the recipient only being re-
quired 20 mail 10 him. or me Worlds
Dtspensary Medical Association. oc
Buffalo. n. Y. of which he - president.
this little .-'-'''-''''.--.s COUPON NUM-
BIER with COUPON twenty o o
(2D one No. 2l0 cent stamps
TO cover s.-..-....-..... cost OF mail
ing only. and the book viii be sent post
paid IL Is a verttable medical library
complete in one volume. II contains
over 1000 pages and more than 200 Il
Illustrations Several finely illustrated
chapters are devoted 70 the careful con-
sideration in plain language. of dsseaS,-
es peculiar 10 women and their socccss-
full home treatment without the AID OF
q physician and without having % sub
mYt 10 dreaded examinations" and
the stereotyped local applications
SO repulsive TO the modestly sensitive
woman The Free Edtfon 10 precisely
the same as that sold at Sl6o except
only that the books are bound IN strong
MANILA paper covers tins tad OF cloth
Send now before ell are given away.
They are going on rapidly. therefore.
do not delay sending Immediately tf
In want OF one
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-24

Such prices as Martin IN selling high
class art gods at was never heard OF
in these parts. and won't be again when
his stock - closed out His prices for
picture frames are right for you Tilt
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-24

Jackson makes n a special feature OF
his business TO cater 90 the demands
for choice meats. His frerh FISH and
oysters are superiative-2A ~. Main.
a.
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People VINO Ike To live wen NJ small
cost buy their meats. fresh oysters rel
ishes. eject. at whitIock's avenue mar
ket, 213 east SIT
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Special accommodations Cor seats will
be provided in the Crawford Grand for
"Sinbad." This great company plays
to standing room in almost every city
that they appear in,- and in order that
all who attend may be seated. special
arrangements Of this kind have been
made
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-24

Exchange stables at Orlando and stf
water. We make . specially of carry
ing passengers between these pointA
Travelling mems patronage solicited.
SHIVELY, VAN WYKE a. SHIVELY.
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The Shaker doctor and his coterie Of
artists are still drawing large audiences
at the auditorium. Last night, in
spite Of the cold weather. the large hall
was comfortably filled and enjoyed a
really first elias entertainment.
All day yesterday, crowds thronged
the Hotel Carey and awaited themselves
Of the free consultation given by the
Shaker doctor.
1t is surprising how popular this gen.
tleman and his company are, but 1t
shows that strict integrity in business
and gentlemanly conduct will reap its
reward every time.
Monday evening the company give a
free entertainment at the auditorium.
The doctor will not hold any Office
hours today. it being the Lords day.
But will hold forth Monday as usual
at Hotel Carey from 9 to Ii a. m and
2 to p. m
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For iunch-zri kinsis 81 good sarxs 20
eat-czu a. s1l hours. car and naxlzt. a.
wsc.rnazfz lunch room OPP Il l. de-
70 g-st
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HarL Lima

Ladies'. bring your hair for Guards
now. Mrs. Klentz. las ~. Main G-3t
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Good rivers always know where 40
Ind good eSt4nx-oyrrra. sah. fresh
ro.szz bofIsd harE. bacon and .hs Ike.
Joe keepe them ~ "a -. Main sE
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Adricsto NfofherA

Opera bonnets cheap. Mrs Z. Kohsr
III North Main street. I-lt
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Sc. 900 worth Of millinery at boctosu
prices al las ~. Ma4rA q. +. Kl01z.
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Take TIE Ferguson stage from Perry
20 Pawuee Isets al trains ic u
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COUPON NUN
twenty % n o
cent STAMPS
cost of mail
COUPON
No. 40

Millinery next week for one-half tta
value. Mrs. Z. KoheT. Tit
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nuiinsry BARGAINS.

Many trimmed bats. half prioe-isrT-
grock. 2zf Main Warrsn's sat
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mon Sense Medical
Adviser. he announc-
cd that after $50. 900
copies had been soid
at The regular price
N.so per copy. thu
profit on which would
repay him for tia
great amount Of Ia
Dor and money ex-
pended In producing
IL. ne would distrib-
ute the next half rufi-
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wh>z B<sy v~ rok. vs gaze ~ csen~,a-
wsen 80 vas cza1. sss e1st Ter c@s0<s&
WIS Sc b~>.zs xszs shs eso.x 20 c.~.oriA
wh<u sAs Id cl-zar~.. sss ss-.ts~= c-slors<
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NOTES FROM THE COLLEGE.
Few Pointers About the Doings OF the Fat
uIty and students.

Several friends visited the college
during the past week, among whom
were Miss Carr, Miss Anderson and
Mr.. r. Clagston Of Eureka.
Ten young men Of the college have
decided TO organize a College Literary
society. This effort can but succeed
as there is excellent material among
the students to support good society.
President n. ]. Morrison delivered a
fine discourse last Sabbath evening at
the chapel on the Hill. Subject: THE
Opportunity for a Great Work.
Friday morning the faculty and stu
Of the college hall, to have their pho
tographs taken.
Professor Roulet viii occupy the pull
pit Of the Congrega tional church on the
Hill Sunday evening.
The freshman class has refreshed tt
self with the Loci Of Equations" dur
ing the past week.
The following Is the program Of the
advanced Rhetoric class to be given in
the Y. NJ. c. A hall in the valley Dec
ID.
The Treason of Benedict Arnold. ...
Paul DeWitt-.... Matile Roulet.
Voices Of the Dead. Nv. Fleming.
Chariot Race, From Ben Hur,.
............ ..... ........F. B. Isely
The New South. E. Kramer.
Character of Henry Clay. C. Jackson
Cassandra Southwick. 49,. Miss e. Hill
The Passing OF Arthur. 49,.
$50. ..... ....ATiss Eva B. Guthrie
AristarGhus Takes. Miss E. Miller.
One Niche the Highest. Miss A. Miller
The Raving Of Jairus' Daughter.
INSTRUMENTATION. Miss Clara Brown
The Lovers Errand. Miss Sadie Ellis.
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Sc o. t.-zss,sfui rsSss. % sp-si=l rzie.
ss 8. z. Ei-.sx'x iss ~. &2Lz. 80
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TO Whom Il May Co1c<-n s--AI ,ar-
ssss toowf5x sh~zs~<iseE tncsbtsi 20
ne AID WISHING 20 seff;s WITH ~ g----
ep1x!iy. all please 90 - e-sorr De-
cerno~r ]. iess. - aft-T tnst f&:r al
ray s<-sounts - 20 Nr. Cxzarsss HD<r
for bezrls q my e-v1stovs.
D-EgTEIS a DIETRICH.
C.oilscto-a.
T. A wHTTLocE u:
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wars \ n-T bazxT. vssssos or car
raxs7 See ne s,oux q Sorn~-zzAds vs-
nsc1es % -f,e Kar.-es Barxy Co. iis. lis
~ Fozr-h- Cssr<axs repair rprk 6o5-
In Ssss ns11orr. Al xssr1Dse~d SE
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Success IL the Reward of Merit.

The Lovers Errand. Miss Sadie Eli
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Decorations are Superb and the Entertain
ment Complete in Every Way-Number
of Guests Large-OwIs Give an Enjoy
able Dance-Mrs. Noyes and Mrs Ami
don Give a Reception-Party to Miss
Amy Heys-Another Tin W edding Taxes
Place with Much Din-General News OF
Wichita society.
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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-05-07
CHICAGO EVENING POST SOLD.
Purchased by the Publisher OF the
Proposed New Democratic Paper.

CHICAGO, May 6.-As publisher of Chi
cago's new Democratic newspaper, Horatio
W. Seymour to-day closed the deal for the
purchase of the Evening Post building. it's
lease apd the entire plant of the paper,
which. after next Sunday, will occupy a
portion of the Herald Building and will
be printed by the Times Herald plant. Mr.
Seymour will take possession Monday MIR.
Seymour. who was for many years the man.
aging editor of the Herald. said: LAS pub
Usher OF a new Democratic PAPER the name
of which has not yet been fully determined,
have associated with me in the conduct
of this paper Martin j. Russell, now United
States collector at Chicago. This is bus
mess enterprise and is not in the hands
of or connected with any politician or or
ganiZation of politicians. We believe in the
historic Democracy and our Democracy is
not TO be interpreted by anys convention of
Democrats of Cook county. ior OF Illinois
for. that matter. Mr.. Russell and are
fully in harmony on all OF the principal ia
sues OF tho day. We are both opposed to
any movement that seems to be in any
measure n menace to the sound money pol
icy OF the government"