davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-12-11
o takich, co pot, czaja.

%. .Medrzec pewien zy} W Kadyksie
A chot madrost rzadko ha "a
w parze kieska pelna ztota,
Merzec bogactw miai bez liku.
Przyszedl kiedys caiek ubogi,
o poayczke medrca pr'si.
=, Ratuj j-rzecze-jefc co ME nam,
DsJ pozyczke, oddam rychic,
We wlasciwym oddam czas'e. %.
Dobrntliwe medrzec SERGE
Mai, wiec kieske dai ze zlotem,
M6wlac: = Czlecze, sto cekin6w
Bierz, a oddaj mi uczciw Q! -.
Czlek ubogi do n6g pada
l ze lzaui kleske bierze,
A schoeawszy pod OPP foza
Poa, ctonyrh sto cekiuow,
Oh e, co p.ei1ej bledz do donu.
Ale medr &c go ma progu
Z.trzymuJe odbiera
K eske Il tenn ., czonem
I nanke praAi taks:
-Idz. cziecze lekomy llny,
Me pozycae nj c7klna.
Bowiem, gdy kto kiese. bierzs
/ ME liczy W niej cek,n6S,
Ten pewnoscis AMI mysli
o oddaniu z2ota Z kiesy.
:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-12-11
Stare dzieaniki.s..

London Gazette" obchodziia przed
paru dniami 2sota rocznice swych
urodzin, za}ozona bowiem zostaia W
pofowie listopada 1885 r.
Jestto najstarsza gazet angiel-
skich.
Prasa wielkobrytahska liczy duzo
organ6w stuletnich cora, jako to:
,,Edimburg Gazette, Dublin Ga
zette'', ), Bristol Times" Aberdeen
Journal ,, Morning POST, ,Glas-
gov Herald, (, Worcester Journal,
wreszcie diva dzienniki powstaie W
ostatnich latach zesz}ego stulecia:
), Times, kt6ry liczy lo7 lat istnie-
MIA i >, Morning Advertiser, kt6ry
ma lo9 lata egzystencyi.
Prasa rozlrzewi}a sic Anglii z
szybkoscis zdumiewaiaca.
VIZ. 1850 Londyn miaf tylko %
gazet, ma reszte obszaru Wielkiej
Brytauii przypadato % czasopl.
sma.p
Dzis wychodzi W Angii 974o
dziennik6w Il tych 40 W Londynie)
2osl tygodnik6wi miesiecznikdw.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-12-11
WiadOmosci MiejScOWe.
Jak mu Noz ukradli. +.

Thomas B. Stuben, kt6ry ma Ia
trudnienie u wiasciciela sk}adu ko-
rzennego T. n. Murraya pm. 5ls
26th str, wczoraj wieczorem godz.
wp6l do 7 jechaf towarami sWego
pracodawcy p'zez 80 ulice, kiedy ma
Parnell ave; jakis przyzwoicie ubra-
ny mFody czlowiek prosi} go, by go
podwi6zl kawafek. Stuben Eabrai
go ma w6z pojechaf ma rog 3s uli.'y
Wallace, gdzie miat oddac pewne
towary. Siam I'D chcia} juz wracac
do skladu, ale na prosby owego m}o-
dzienca, zawiozf go ku Low ave, Po
drodze 6w miody cz}owiek spo.
s;rzegt dw6ch iak chs swych znajo.
mych prosii stubena, by ich zabraR
se soba. Ale tego juz by}o stube,
nowi "a wiele. Odpowiedzia}, ze
tego ME uczyni. w tejze chwili
nicspodziewanie zosta} uderzeny pie
acis W twarz i wyrwano mu lejce;
owl "dwaj znajomi" wskoczyli z
ty1u ma w6z, rzucili sic ma Stubena,
zabrali mu $751; czego ST do ME-
60 nalezalo, zrzucili go woza j ga.
lopem odjechali. stuben policyi
opisat woz i rabusi6w.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-12-11
strsszne WieSci o spustOszeniaeh
W Armenii.

KoNSTANTYNoPoL, 10 grud.
Nadchodzs tutaj zwolna bar
dziej szczeg6lowe wiesci o spu-
stoszeniach, zrzsdzonych juz
dawniej W r6znych okolicach
Armenii. Tax rapport z Van
podaje, il okolo 40 Wiosek ar
medskich W tamtej okolicy
uleglo zniszczeniu. LudnosG,
zlozona z 1900 os6b, rozpro-
szona lub wymordowana. W
okolicy panuje gl6d. W pobli-
zu S,vas so wsl zostalo mi.
szczonych W podobny spos6b.
Krai przedstawia niemal pu-
stynie, zaslans zgljszczami.
Nedza pozostalej ludnosci jest
okropna. To samo mona ogls,
dac i W innych okolicach.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-12-11
ZWycieztwo dem Okrat6W.

BoSroN, 10 grudnia. -
Boston dzisiaj stana1 napo'
wrot W rzedzie Mast demo-
kratycznych, obieraj9c bur-
mistrza demokratycznego. 75,.
900 wyborc6w glosowa1o. Me
MONA jeszcze dok1adnie o9na-
czyG, lie g}os6w otrzyma4 kan
dydat demokratyczny Josiah
Quincy, a lie republlkanin
Curtis, ale sami republikanie
przyznaja, il Quincy zwycie-
1yl wiekszoscia Q 5000 g}o'
sow. Przed rokiem Curtis zwy.
ciezyl wiekszoscia 4,376 g}o-
SOW.
Wybory burmistrza W Bo-
stonie odbywaly sic co roku:
wedle ostatnich ustaw jednak,
burmistrowl przedluzono ter
min urzedowania o rok, i Ga.
incy diva lata bedzie burmi
straem. w Radzie mie;;skiej
demokraci znaczns beds mice
przewage, a i nowy Board of
Aldermen" liczy Z domokra-
tow, a 5 republikan6w.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-12-11
Notatki telegrafczne zagraniczne.

Z Berlina donosza, IL pruski
minister oSwiaty Bosse jest ciezko
chory ma watrobe,
- Budowa tunelu przez gore
Simplou pomiedzy W}ochami a
szwajcarya wkr6tce sic juz rozpo-
cznie.
W Berlinie cd paru dni m6wis
o ponownem powo}aniu do w1adzy
hr. Capriviego.
I Paryza donosza, jakoby b.
kapitan armii francuzkiej Albert
Dreyfus, skazany "a szpiegostwo ma
dozywotnie wiezienie, uciek} Guia.
ny fran cuzkiej.
w Filipopolu, W Turcyi, da}o
sic uczuc trzesienie ziemi.
Z Berlina donosza, IL kilkuna-
stu ofcer6w francuzkich udaje sic
wkr6tee do Japonii ma instruktorow
dla armii tamtejszej.
- Znany bandyta Plasencia, kt6-
ry pod pozorem wsp6}dziaiania z
powstancami, cd diuzszego czasu
rabowaI rozbijal ma wyspie Kubie,
zostaf zabity W poblizu Matanzas.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-12-11
,,Li, tuva".

Wychodzacy t.tsj W Ch;csgo Ii.
tewski tygoinik 'L etuv>" (aotad
w},sncfd p. A. o SEES leg J przs.
szedl ebecne q W rece Sp6iki akcyjuej
pod nazwa "The L'etov4 Publishing
Co." kapitaism $1,000. Nova
spo'ka 10 tla inkorporowarq wczc.
raj W S rine6eId. Lk' porstorami
ea: FIauk f w G. ham, AntoEi Oh.
szewski Leon NJ. w Id.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-12-11

henlohe zapowiedzial, ze Rad
W dalszym ciagu bedzie jak
najsurowiej karal wykroczenia
socyalist6w zadnych ulg do
Mich zastosowac ME mysi. IRE.
szta ME beds wprowadzone do
Rady pa6stwa zadne projekta
obostrzonych praw przeciw
socyalistom, poniewaz obecnie
istniejsce przepisy So dostate'
ne.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-12-11
Pod warunkiem.

Wczoraj pred sedziq Dunno sta
waf l5letni Wfoch frankie Gianric.
co oskarzony rsdziez. Mn6stwo
W}och6w zapc}uilo sale sadowa,
azeby prosid sedziego o fasLe. Sc
dzia tez puscit go wolno, ale pod
wa,unkiem, by zebrano pieniadze
ma jego powr6t do Wfoch, skad
przybyl pred trzema laty. lKilku
przyjaciot zpbowiazafo sic to uczy.
mic.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-12-11
KOnferencya bimetalist6W
Paryau.

PARYa, 10 grudnia. - Dzis
rozpoczsla sic tutaj konferen.
eva przedstawicieli Lig bime-
talistycznych Anglii, Fran
cyl Niemiec. Przewodniczyl
Loubet, b. minister. Ma kon-
ferencyi maja bye uchwalone
rezolueye W sprawie reformy
monetarnej, kt6re nastepnie
zostsn8 przedstawione radon
trzech mocarstw. Cz3onkowie
konferencyi W pistek pred.
stawis sic prezydentowi Eau.
re'owi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-12-11
Enauguraeya.

FRANKFORT, Ky, 10 grudn.
Dzisiai odby1a sic tu inaugu.
guracya nowoobranego gubero
natora Stanu Kentucky, Will
llama O'Connella Bradley, i
po ra1 pierwszy W dziejach
Stanu Kentucky republikanie
objeli rzsdy. Nigdy jeszcze
przedtem ME zebra4y sic take
tlumy W stolicy, aaeby bye
swiadkami tel ceremonii, jak
przy tel lnauguracyi.
O MAKO jej zyWcem ME pOgrzebak!
SANTA Cruz, CAL, 10 grud.
Przed 10 dniami Fred Mark
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-12-11
Nieszczesliwy wypadek.

Rufus Grafton, woznica pracuiacy
dla kompanii Walsh Tranfer Co.,
wczoraj jechaf ma swym wozie przez
State ul., kiedy nagle przednie kofo
wozu SIG zamafo, a Grafton wypadl-
sly ma bruk tax ciezko S g pokale-
czy1, IL straci} przytomnosc. Zawie-
ziono go co szpitala powiatovego,
gdzie sic okazafo, IL ma czaszke
peknieta i zya ME moze.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-12-11

mu adwokatowi, patio jego biura
W Metropolitan B ock. Detektywom
Thorpe i MagDus udalo sic znalezc
patio W pewnym zakfadzie zastawni.
czym przy G ark str. i odkryG z}o.
dzieja, niejakiego G Halmera, skto-
rego aresztowano.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-12-11
u par. sw. .Tl(jey.

Wszystkie Towarzystwa, kt5re
uchwallfy wziqc udziaf in corpore"
W ceremonii poswiecenia dzwon6w
dla koSciofa Sw. Trolley, racza sic
zcbraG W swych 'salach pos;edzeh W
nied4iele d. Is grudnia o godzinie
wpof Sci po potudniu, i }askawie
oczekiwad, az przybedzie Tow.
mfodziezy sw. Flory ana. Nastepnie
udamy sic wsE6lnie do kotcioia sw.
Trolley.
u. X. A'ucb r1ershi, marsza}ek.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-12-11
Szczeg6Iny wypadek.

Ma Robey ul., ma p6}noc cd Con-.
gress ul., wczoraj po pofudniu oko.
10 godz. wagon kolei elektrycznej
uderzy} cieaki w6z, ma kt6rym
jechaf Piotr Kasper, zam. pm. 400
W. "a ul. Poniewaz jednak uderze
ME ME by4o zbyt>gwaltowne, przeto
ami w6z pie zostaf rozbity, AMI wo4.
MICA ME wypadf ma ulice. Ale Ka-
sper r6wnoczesnie straci1 wszelka
wsadze W clfonkach ME byi W
stanie sic porusza6. Zawieziono go
W wozie ambulansowym do szpitala
powiatowego, gdzie sic okazalo, ze
ma on naruszona kosc pacierzow9
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-12-11
Pies i zlcdziej.

W2asciciel piwiami Morris Bo.
venstein, wczoraj rano wchodzac do
swego lokalu pm. lo5 Van Buren, ul.,
spostrzegt zo zduin eniem, ze W
wielleiej lodownl znajdowas sic rabus,
a pred lndowlIa ma strazy siedziak
wielki pies bepnarlyi ktdrego
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-12-11
Protest socyslist0W.

BERLIN, logo grudnia. -
Dzis wieczorem odbylo sig tu-
tai kilkanascie zebra1 socyali-
stycznych. Przemawiali ma
takowych Liebknecht, Singer,
Bebel i inni. Wszedzie uchWa'
lono rezolucye, protestuj9ce
przeciwko samowoli policyi /
rozwiszaniu klub6w socyalis-
tyeznyeh.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-12-11
Zn0w BOjska ma Kube.

MADRYT, 10 grudnia.
Gazety tutejsze zapewniais, IL
opr6cz oddzial6w wojskowych,
juz W tych dniach przyby1ych
do Havany, pred Nowym
Rokiem wyladuje tam ieszcze
1000 wojska. Pc Nowym
Roku Rad zamierza uruchomiG
ieszcze 100000 rezerw = po'
slac je przeciw powsta6com.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-12-11
Chfop j baba.

T0Jr"1oh P01'1H- P01'He
80. W cieskim znoju W wegla sza.
cbUle
CHOP pracujs dzionek Boy,
Ia to bsba edzie W sbujak"
I ma brzucbu rece zsoAy.
A gdy juA nadejdzie peida
B.bs rob kiotnle, krzyki,
Zs chop sobie sic nielil,
Wypi6 piwa = diva peliki.
nTygoduh ScrdntoAsks."
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-12-11
2 Dumu sierot.

Niewiasty Rozshcowe (4te drzews
Tina Rozs) parafii Sw. Jana Kante'
60 o6aromaiy t3.6U na sieroty. Bog
zapls6l
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-12-11
NoWe ministeryum W Venezuela

CARACAS, Venezuela, 10 CRU
dnia. -PrezydentC Crespo skom-
pletowa} dis nowy cabinet,
pod przewodnictwem Franei-
sea Castillo, kt6ry tez sam
obejmie teke spraw wewnetrz-
nych. Mininistrem spraw "a
granicznych zostal Esequiel
Rojas, ministrem wojny gen.
Roman Guerra. Nowe ministe.
ryun wedmie sic jak naiener-
giczniei do zwalczenia reEolu-
cyl, szerzscej sic W paGstwie.
Ksiaie HohenIOhe o sOoyali-
Stach.
BERLIN, 10 grudnia. - Dzis
W psrlamebcie kanclerz v. Ho.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-12-11

Pieniadze do wypo2yczania. Duze sunny. Nlzki
procent, pozyczamy pieniadze M budcwe, Posia:
diosci tylEo Chicago Sptacamy pozyczki cd
Towarzystw duza oszczednosG. Hipoteh mort
cages) na sprzedaz ZgiosiC sic osobisci4 albo IL
stownie do H. .. STONE g. CO, zoo La Sale st.
Chicago, Ill.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-12-11
Pa to. sic znsIaafO.

w sobots po poludniu ukradziono
pana Janowi F.. Smulskiemu, znane.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-12-11

Ksiaie HoheDlohe o s0cyali-
Stach.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-06-16
SANTA Pc EXCURSIONS.

CIeVeland-AnnEal convention Of the
Republican National League. ticksts
on sale June II. one fare for the rOand
trip.
Chattanooga. Tenn.-Annual meeting
~ ire EpEOrth League. tickeia on sale
June - and -. One fare Tor round
TIP.
Denver. COL-Annuai meeting % the
National Educational association tict-
cts oa saie July TO :. one for plus
s. % fgr round trip
Boston. Mass-CElted Socitiea ~
Christian EDdeavor, tickets Oh sat
July - g. one fare for round TIP
baltimore. Md-Bapt!st Young Fe0-
Pies Tn.oa of America. tickets on sale
July = and Is. one fare sJF round tsp
Denver. C0l.-AnEgal meeting AfnsfS
lean Pharmaceutical azspclat3Cn. iicS
cts OF sale August II and y O2e fsr'
for round TIP
Boston. Mzsa.-lT rlsu NAL Conrisse
Knighfs Ternplar. tickets on saie AES
- o. - one fare for ruurd fr.y
Louisville. Ey--%aiipnsi haramp-
meat - A "a. ticEsta ou na-e bspt
O. 70 O-s fare far round tip.
C-la8G Kans --f,haDfa 1fiJa Asssrsl-
by. t-ckets On sale JB1s - . -. one
fare for round tTip
* meta Kan --f-stut ilgea AsE~rn-
big. r.rkefF On sale Juns ~ - - Csss
fare f.r FOUND trip
Far further sufsrnati1s call a. city
ticket cffce. Is S1Ffn kizfo ktTsst Or
T59Grizs avenue station
TAgC 4 GARvEY.
CITY Tscks, Arrnts
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-06-16
New York Bic ycie Races.

New York, June 15-The opening of
the new Bicycle club of the New York
state division, League of American
Wheelmen, at Manhattan Beach to-
day, was signaHzed by some very fine
racing. The most important races
Were the events in class Is. These We're
a mile scratch paced; mile handicap
and ten mile scratch, paced. Sum-
marieS:
Mile novice. Glass: G. Reitz, New
York, won. Time 2:26 3-5.
Mile scratch, class A; New Yory
state championships: NJ. 2. Fosser,
Brooklyn. won. Time PA As. No race.
Time limited TO 2:30.
Mile scratch, paced, class b: E. c.
Bald, Buffalo, won; c. NJ Murphy,
Brooklyn, second; Otto Zeigler, San
Jose, Cal. third. Time 2:0D2-5. State
record. The last half was done in 1:01.
Five miles, class A: W. c. Roome,
New Jersey. won. Time 3:55 As.
Mile handicap, class A: E. Fl. Hodge
son, Lyndhurst, 10 yards, won. Time
2:09 40
Mile handicap, class p. W. c. Baker,
Columbus, 10 yards. won; +. Nc
Donald. New York. Is yards, second; F.
II. Allen, Springfield. 10 yards, third.
Time 2:11 %.
Three mile scratch. class A. New
York state championship: L. G.. Hoppe,
Brooklyn, won. Time 1897 Is.
Ten mile, class b. scratch, paced by
quad: II. H. Maddox won; Simms,
Washington, second; s. Baker. Column
bus, third. Time q SO 3-5. This beats
the American paced record by 1:52 Is,
and beats the competition record by
3:52 %. Those on the quad were Co
burn, O'Connor, Terrell and Brandt.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-06-16
Record Of Temperature.
ADDRESSED TO WOMEN.
BY DR.. Hartman, President Of the Surgical
Hotel, Columbus, U.

In lecture to women recently DR..
Hartman concluded his remarks, in
substance, as follows: No one knows
better than DR.. Hartman how much
the women suffer with diseases. Pa
tiently. hopefully, YEARLY. and often
silently, they exc out a miserable eX-
istence year after year. No martyr in
poetry or heroine in romance makes a
more touching appeal TO the human
sympathy than the woman burdenel
with the cares of a family, trying to
carry the extra load Of some torment
ing and ever-present female disease.
DR.. Hartman's sympathy for such is
unbounded and his willingness to help
them limited only to his power. To all
such he would say: Write him, giving
him a careful description Of your symp-
toms, and he will promptly advise you
what to do, and continue to correspond
with you until you are well. He will
direct every detail of the treatment by
letter without charge. The medicines
he preScribes you will be able to get at
the nearest drug store.
No woman should neglect this oppor-
tunity for relief. Every married wo-
man should have a copy of the Wo-
mans Hand Book and Guide to Health.
Sent free to any address by The Pc
ru-na Drug Manufacturing Company
of Columbus, Ohio.
For free book on cancer address DR..
Hartman, Columbus, Ohio.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-06-16
TOO LATE TO SAVE DAVIS.
His Father-in-Law Interested Only in Get
ting His Daughter Away.

San Francisco, June Isl. c. Davis
of Rochester, n. Y, is still in Jail. The
telegraph wires between this city and
Rochester have been leaden today with
MESA ges to and from Henry II. Craig,
Mrs. Davis father, a wealthy lumber
man of Rochester. A prominent local
attorney says he has been asked by
Craig TO get Mrs. Davis out OF the
scrape but she refuses to leave her hus-
band. If Craig had come promptly TO
the rescue of his son-in-law by paying
the amount Of his specluations, the
young man would probably have been
allowed TO depart, but he rich man
seems only TO have been concerned for
his daughters liberty and resolved 10
leave the young man 10 his fate.
New charges and new complaints
were made out against Davis today.
The offense charged is issuing ficti-
tious draft-a felony, and a half dozen
vicitimized mechants were on hand to-
day 10 swear to the complaints
Rochester, y. ", June l5.-News that
Mrs. Maude Craig Burk Davis is under
arrest in san Frisco has caused SEN
Sation here where she is well known.
Mrs Davis is about 40 years old and was
first married 10 DIR. J. J. Burke, expires
ident OF the board of health. in 1887 and
was separated in 1883. Mrs. Davis
father is Henry II. Craig. wealthy
lumber merchant Of this city, supposed
70 be worth a least a half million.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-06-16
Chicago Defeats California.

Chicago. June 15.-Defeat fen upon the
blue and gold of California today az Ath-
leJic Association park, the Chicago Ath-
letic association winning from the Univer-
sity of California by a score OF - to -.
Chicago'S legitimate score was Il. as the
two mile bicycle event. in which seven
points are counted. did not take place.
CALIFORNIA; only entry. NJ. Dozier. being
unable TO participate.
John V. Crum, OF the Iowa State uni
versty. entered under the dolores of the
Chicago association. made the sensational
performance of the day when he made
the 1e0-yard run in 9 As seconds. break
ing his Own and the intercollegiate record
OF 10 seconds and tisirg the professional
and amateur records. The intercolleSi a te
record. however. still stands 70 seconds,
as today'S meet was merely 4 match and
not a recognized intercollegiate event.
r. W. Edgren. of the University Of Cali
fornia. won the throwing l6-pound ham
mer event, his distance being rs feet ~
inches.
G.. +. Ridden. OF the Chicago Athletic
association. fouled three times and the
judges decided he could not have another
trial He threw II, however. for psSt.rns
and the tape measured IT feet 6 inches.
thus beating Edgren's throw by , feet and
!, inch
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HARDLY REALIZED.
The Offer of Free Treatment TO All" By
DIS Copeland s Brznaman--Trcat-
ment Absolutely FREE and
MEDICINES at COST.

n NOSAs
Why. If the people understand this as
l do now. every sufferer would come n 10
see you"
This is the exression of hundreds of
gratiiied patients. who. appying under the
oner OF Drs- Copeland & Branaman, are
receiving tratment free. and will continue
to receive il free until cured.
Bear in mind the importance of this
ease IS coupled with the statement that
the offer is open to acceptance during the
present month.
All Treatment Free. No charges wnat-
ever for Professional Services The patient
required to pay nothing but cost of the
medicines he uses. The treatment actually
free. just as it is represented TO be.
1t is open to the acceptance of ali suffer
ers. There Is no discrimination and no
charge for any service. No excessive
charge for medicines They are furnished
Mrs. GERTRUDE sPATH. who resides
al oil Fifth street, Kansas City, Kan.
says: Il had catarrh and clinging ef-
1ects for oyer twelve years. In recent
years / had suffered most from stomach
trouble and neuraigic pains in my head.
had tried many doctors and different
patent medicines, but received no perma-
nent relief l Went TO Drs. Copeland &
Branaman and after taking a short course
Of treatment from, them received a cure.
/ am perfectly well in every respect. l
can certainly recommend these physi-
MRS c. II. TILFORD. 1916 MCGEE street
his city, who has just finished a course OF
treatment for nervous prostration and
catarrh of stomach and bowels says: II
was nervous and forgetfui My stomach
was so weak that IL would not retain the
food that / ate. / became weak. faint
and sick. I had tried ten different doc
tors, who failed TO do me any good. Since
taking a course Of treatment from Drs.
Copeland G Branamn I feel like different
person. I am getting along nicely.
am almost entirely relieved Of all my
troubles
MIR. E. S. McNICHOL of Harrisonville
Mo-, who is in the marmble business In
that place. says: II was a sufferer from
catarrh of head. throat and bronchial
tubes. 1 had stopped-fp nose. sore thoat.
headaches and a severe cough. 1 was
continually hawking and splitting. My
lungs panied me. took cod leasily.
was in bad shape when / began a course
of treatment from Drs. Copeland & Bran
aman- Since taking the treatment find
/ am cured 1 am in the best OF health.
Thanks TO these physicians for what they
have done for me. The whole cost OF the
course was So
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side, to 1, won; Amigo, 81 to l, Sec
ond; S. Elmo, to 5, third. Time 1:14k
Second-Six furlongs, handicap
Santa Bell, to !, won; Wolcott, to s.,
second; Don Cara, L, third. Time
1:14I4.
Third-Six furlongs: Lady Jane, to
/, won; Annette, Is to 5, second; Nc
Farlane. to /, bird. Time 1:1i1s.
Fourth-Mile and a quarter handicap
Del Norte, s to 1, won; Little Cripple,
6 TO l, second; Roma, s to 1, third. Time
2:09K.
F'ifth-Mile and half steeplechase:
Mestor, o 1, won: Nero, to l, Sec
ond; The Lark, 3 to l, third. Time
3:21K.
SiXth-SiX furlongs, selling: Tillie S,
even, won; Blue Bell, 8 to 1, second;
The Drummer, 40. to l, third. Time
I1ib
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THE WEATHER.

Wichita, June Is.
Local forecast for Wichita and vicinity
Warmer and fair until Monday.
During the past twenty-four hours the
highest temperature was 81 degrees, the
lowest 81 degrees and the mean q degrees,
with .02 inch of rain early in the morn
ing, followed by clearing weather, light
northeast to southeast wind and station
airy barometer
Relative humidity at a. m. % and at
p m 20.
Rainfall during the past week S.91 inches.
Thus far this month the average tenn
perature has been "A degrees.
For the past six years the average tenn
perature for the month Of June has been
10 degrees, and for the 18th day IS degrees.
FRED L. JOHNSON, Observer.
Washington, June 15--Folowing is the
forecast up to p. N. Sunday:
For kansas-Fair: southerly winds.
For Okahloma-Fair; southeasterly
winds.
For Coiorado-Fair; cooler; northwest
erly winds
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Kansas City Races.

Kansas City. June ia good crowd
went out to Exposition park today to
witness the opening of a thirty days
running meet under the direction of the
kansas City Jockey club. The princi-
pal'avent was the Kansas City cup race
which was taken by Cynthia. Track
slow. Summaries.
First race-Inaugural, seven furlongs
George Miller. 2 to 1, won; Uncle John,
10 to l, second; Marcllus, 10 TO l, third.
Time 1:3Sh.
Second-Half mile: John Boone, to
1, won; Mrs. s., 10 l, second; Ava Cain
IL to 1, third. Time :561a. ,
Third-Six furlongs: Valdemar to
2. won; ia ia, to /, second; Gold Cup,
Is 10 /, third. Time 1:2515.
Fourth-Kansas City cup. purse $500,
mile and an ighth: Cyantha, to l..
won; Wedgefield, . to ., second; Martha
Smith, 10 to I, third. Time 2:l0is.
Fifth-Four and a half furlongs, SELL
ing: Leonawell, 4 10 /. won; I.ottie, s
TO 5, second; Susie Nell, 3 to 1, third.
Time OLE