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whole ranks. daughter and cheers.)
Now, my friends, want you TO set your
opponents an example which they have
not set to YOU They have said that
they represent the respectable element
fsoc.ety. Teach them that respec-
liability cannot. be manifested by Islander
ing every man VINO differs from them in
opinion (Applause) And now. my
friends, / leave with you just one in
JUNCTION: In this government, every
citizen is sovereign. (Applause.) And
these upon whom the responsibility OF
citizenship rest owe IL TO themselves, TO
their country and TO their God. to exer-
else the right of suffrage for the benefit
of their country. Great applause.) /
beg you to not only TO investigate but
find out what is right and / beg you,
every one, to vote your sentiments and
let your ballot register freeman's will.
thank you for your kind attention"
Tremendous appiause)
Mr. st. John and Mr.. Sewal spoke
briefly and then the immense crowd dis
persed slowly, shouting cheers for the
candidates
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ANOTHER BIG SUCCESS
Geutiemen's Driving Ccnrse Have an Inter-
esting AeetieS Last Nigh.


y good attendance and good races
characterized the Spiree at the Gentle
mems Driving park last night
Cash Henderson flied the position OF
starter 10 a T. and -Nessrs. B. B. Hern-
don, ". E Jstt and A E. Sweet made
excellent judges.
The $50 pace, best three in Eve, for a
pair OF the best quarter boots ne can
make. donated by Ar. Frank Tmmons,
was won by John II. S.:out's Maud 5. IN
straight heats Time les. LIS, 1:aois
A. NJ. Sefton's CinderS second. c. W
Simmons HUGH third Dr. NinnIck' 5
Bessie Young fourth. George Chap
mans Maid OF the Mist drawn after the
first heat.
The $50 trot, best two in three. for a
good whip. was won n straight heats
by DR.. Johnson's Zip in 1:47 and I:4a.
Charles FIeeman's Dolly second. Chas.
W. Simmons Pansy third.
The 800 trot or pace for fine open
driving bride donated by Mr.. ]. B. De
Vier, was won by W. =. Sternberg ;
Jim 5. in 1;33 aud 1:3S- John Meow
ans Marshall Wilkes won in the inst
heat in 1:S4 and was second John
Surgeons Brownie third.
The pony race was won by W. c.
Crawford's bay mare Daisy. Rousld
Smiths roam gslding Dick second.
An irpromptu pony race was won by
Ronald Smiths rcan gelding Dick.
The boys have put in more lights and
good view can be had. Many OF the
finishes were Close and exciting.
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oklahoma has Republicans OF the Did
Fashioned Sort. sad Lots of Them

oklahoma has Republicans OF the Did.
Fashioned Sort. .ad Lots of Them
Enid. O. T, Aug. i2.-<Special "A
very enthusiastic convention was held
at the court house IN Enid yesterday.
when John NJ. Murphy. a prominent
merchant OF this city. and Vernon ".
Whiting. q rising young bssrrfster. were
nominated by the Republicans 81 Wood
and Garfield counties for senator AMI
representative, respectively.
REFUSING resolutions were passed. and
AT the mention OF Mckinley and the
st. LOUIS platform the convention went
wild
The Republicans are feeling very
jahiiant at the outlook. and with tho
unconauerable Dennis Flynn at the
head OF their ticket they have nothing
10 fear.
The PoY-o-D-Tnocratic convention Is
ia be held here next Friday. and = reg
ular Kilkenny cat time Is expected.
The Populists are in the majority. ard
want to dictate everything. which rfe
Democrats are not going 10 submit 10.
and trouble - already brewing on the
banks OF the Doggy.
August 20 rhe Republicans are TO have
their convention. and some of the best
citizens OF the county have placed them
selves in the hands of the convention.
Heavy clouds are lowering around
and rain is anxiously expected at any
moment
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SPEARS FROM THE BALCONY
Rrvan Makes all Kinds of Fun OF the Ma
tional Democratic Party.

New York. Aug. FIN the Union
square facing the Rarthcldi hotel, oc-
CURED. Just after the adjournment OF
the meeting at Madison Square Garden,
a scene that outdid. in excitement.t those
+rat took place in the hall. A crowd OF
& 600 or 10000 people had been excluded
from the ihapl. from which the candidate
emerged and ir an instant there began
a mad rush for places OF vantage Il
having become known that Mr.. Bryan
would speak from the hotel balcony.
TIE jolice seemed powerleSs TO stop the
crowd On they rushed, stopping ca
BILE cars and carriages, falling over each
other in their mad flight and screa ming
their reclamation for Bryan When
Mr.. Bryan stepped upon the balcony,
there was a roar Of applause from at
least 10000 threats. When he secured
order, he said in firm, clear voice
Fellow citizens: ] cannot do more
than to express to those who are as
sembled here. our deep appreciation Of
the interest which the people of New
York are taking in the campaign which
is now formally opened. Great ap-
prause and cheers) When l left home,
/ told the people that I was coming 10
open the campaign in what was thought
to he the heart OF the enemys country
(Applause and cries Of oh, noO but
witch hoped. before the campaign was
over, would be our country. Oheers
and long applause.l Our hopes have
been realized sooner than we expected
Enthusiasts applause) and wherever
the enemy goes, after this. he viii be in
our country, no matter where he is Gre
nlendous applause.) Some OF your imam
icers have boosted that they were in IA
vor OF gold but you shall teach them
that they must carry their ideas far
enough to believe, not in gold, but IN the
golden rule. that treats all men alike. 1
commission you all as soldiers TO fight,
and as missionaries to preach wherever
YOU go from now until election (Cries
of 1--WE Will, we WILD Our opponents
in the Democratic party have been
threatening TO organize a gold stand
ard Democratic party Caisses) but We
are not afraid; you VIII search the
pages Of history in vain 70 find a bat
tie ever won by an army OF generals
Great applause and laughter)
They have not a private in their
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CITY IN BRIES.

l. 3. Gillet is down from Marion.
G. B. Allen OF ST. Louis is in the city.
T. o. Montgomery IS here from st.
Louis.
C. l.. Hamlin OF Omaha is at the Man
haitian.
George Bragumur is down from 81.
Joseph.
Ed wikey OF Quincy. Ill. stopped here
yesterday.
F. N. Gay Of Clay Center is also a.
the Carey.
City yesterday.
n. F. Neasch was up from Arkansas
City yesterday.
F. Paxton and wife are down from
NickerSon. Kan.
F. G. Adams of Chicago was at the
Carey yesterday.
Harry B. GiIby OF New York was in
the city yesterday.
W. N. McAlbany OF Omaha was at
the Carey yesterday.
H s. Foster Of the Kansas City World
was down yesterday.
o. F. Atteman of New Jersey is here
looking over the city.
c. A Clark OF Chicago was transact
ing business here yesterday.
J. II. Jacobson OF New York was do
ing business here yesterday.
o. p. Fuller and wife are spending
day or two at the Manhattan.
d. P. warrenburg OF Wyanoka, o. T.
is stopping at the Occidental
John Schell of Philadelphia was reg
istered at the Carey yesterday.
]. r vanCleve OF Kansas City was
doing business here yesterday.
Isaac Mayer OF Kansas City was look
ing after his interests here yesterday.
A VI. Guldstandt left for eastern
markets yesterday in search OF novel
ties and things
Prof. NJ. A Carleton Of the United
States department OF agriculture Is In
the city spending his vacation
Miss May Edwards returned home
last night from Niler, Mich. where she
had been visiting for the past two weeks.
The fire department was called out
last evening to put out a blaze caught
in the interior OF c. ]. Fuller's grocery
store from a gasoline tank. The dam
age amounts 10 about 800.
A good sized party Of campers from
among the realms of society are over on
the Walnut When they return, tan
and freckles Will be In style as much
in Wichita az they are at the pleasure
resorts IN the east
Quite a number of the boys, Who az
yet, are not old enough to vote, are
sporting Mckinley buttons upon the
lapel OF their coats IL - quite plain
that the Pops have not stsmpeded the
younger generation toward their goal
Oh no.
Every young man in the city should
be a member OF the Y. NJ g. A. for 81
Is now paying for a full privilege paid
up membership 20 Nov. ]. a. the board OF
directors have reduced the admission
price To that date 10 raise money 20 de-
fray expenxes. The offer - open 10
al young man Of good moral character
regardless Of religious belisfes.
Narr5ed-In tbs city this afternoon
at the parlors Of the Occidental hotel.
Mr.. ID. p Wsrrenburg OF Waynoka. ..
T.. and Mss Getty VanBuslirk OF Mar
finsvilie. Ind. Nr. WarreuburY Is quite
we'll known IN the southwest. having
been connected with the Santa Fe track
department. for a NUMBER OF year,
Misc VanBus2drk has been a teacher
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PERSONAL Anc rmpsRsonAL

John Sar<ield Casey. the rjRina.of
OF the Land league. who served FIVE
years In ja4l scr his connsction With the
fenisn movement has Just died At liFt
cbelistowp.
Unusual haets has bern made Is
calling the bzroDy of Bcauu,ont out 81
abcyance in favor of The taso-year-o,d
daughter Of tho late baron. who serI
den;ally shot himself while slsoosln2
last year. When the kssss ah~ysncs was
eDdcl In 1870 It had i>rsed 332 y.sus.
-Prinoe BsIdasarrv Bonnoznpalnt
Ludovs.'s library Of 1900 volumes IN
the C~rci palace AZ Rome n 20 be sold
by his heirs. Tbs prince was HE.
to-an and usathemn tscisn Of Europ<sn
reputation. There s-r many rare e.
toenth century editions snoas hs
books.
-EA5ser Wilhelm hos ehsn<sd TIE
trim Of r., nuryssacho which b. - long.
or o,z< up a. tie enes. bat vess~ pr
fersy stzziyh,. THIS gives hira . rors
taairnAzt and les fervrtors s<pses.
Tssy .ay. that Ike HIS prososyp>. Lns-
Wig II. a Ha-aTi., he = gro~ing WY
fat. owing 20 or.rAt,vs ADD Too bssis
s1crrt<e-
-Bcz,s rnin Co-sseast received tse
u~d<I Of honor Abr painting az us<
CAznys Elyssss ssion. oetasstnx 6
olear majority oS ths sot<s on sAs s<zird
ballot; his Hssres. czp><stoss we
HarpigrSos e1A Hszar9. 0vt IS ssf~s
sSts.s yeo<sed vctsa, srsoax Urn
yornan. Nnss- D-nsn. Brvto<A Jfs
r5sdzl for szslptur~ r~ss 20 tsrssAss
siic:ssl. ~ho s--t IN . eoldsed grosr CT
'Ths Find HEa sz3 the Ps-6y.sc-
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JOINT DEBATE AT WINFIELD
Entertainments as Well ss Instruction
Finance TO bs Provided.

entertainment as We'll AZ Instruction ia
Finance TO bs Provided
Winfield. Kan. Aug i2.-tSpeclall--
The Republican club room on East sth
avenue is about the neaiest. coolest
end most convenient place in the city 30
spend an idle 1lour- Strangers visit
ing the city soon find this out and sSs
taking advantage Of tfse resdins room
and other convenience.
There has been announce Tor Tu-<-
day night Of next week "A battle royal
between The White and The Gold.
This il the nrst Of "A series 81 Interest
ing debates arranged by the COMMITTEES
OF the two political clubs % the city.
on The financial question
J. G. Bradshaw. a young man we'll
and favcrably known as a former edi-
tor. publisher and poet. Will. In his In
te-cEting way. Try 20 convince fii-s
Rev. III. r. Keuh3e that silver - the
money for the people. In Dr. Keuhne
he has "A strong opponent. man well
known an a good entertainer.
with these two gentlemen on the
platform the court house VIII hardly
be adequate for the occasion. and the
COMMITTEES may change the ueeting
place to ManninK's opera house.
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II gives nerve strength and body health
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avaruaerF PRESCRIPTION

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The IDEAL 1ANRcEA

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WIS, shocsasTly hA1 ta~s~,'
-Ho~7 Wk-eT
"Ths, xsys - ia bicycle. sAs hAs ~
hair AID - r1zing . ysiiorv z>eAin~s"
~HDpA, sr-~n rezr. - lsz's ss<T
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C,els B>o-I hop~. Tommy. yoz sss
q fs-or.t> with youY tsoker.
Tommy - TANK nass- b. sas
can't s<-za 20 s~- >rozgh - -. OF 49,
uoss4a't ksep as n 20 Esses~-Ts-
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BOSTON. SIS; NEW YORK. 81.
Western League Games.


Kansas City, No. Aug 12.-score:
RHE
Kansas City 20 o o o o 900 % 8 0
Minneapolis Zoe o10o0 IL o
Batteries-Hutchinso and Schriyer;
Callahan and Lake.
Indianapolis. Ind. Aug E.-Score:
indianapolis ..o1o1o 10000 2
Detroit ......I00o 10000 o. 3 2
Batterie+Cross and Buckley; Tslom-
as and Twineham-
Columbus. O.. Aug. 12.-Score:
First gamNScore:
RHE
Columbus .....2 OOH o o. IL 2
Grand Rapids % o o o 0 0 OIL IL 3
Batteries-Jones and Wilson; Wolters
and Hodge.
Second game-Score.
RHE
Columbus ...Iz101 3-s15 4
Grand Rapid....3 9 0 0 0 o IA 8
Batteries-McCreary and Wilson; VOL
ters and Hodge.
Milwaukee. WIS. Aug. 1.-THE UNI
pir- gave 1sae frs, game 20 the Brewers,
: TO Q. IN the seventh inning. because %
the refussl os The Saints 70 play. owing
ID q dispute. Score:
REE
Mnraukee ...o 0 90 e5-5 /
ST. Psul-....-...9 0 ! 0 0 O. j
atte-ses@Jonez and Spear. Nullase
ara Spt=s-
Second galSeScore:
RHE
Milwaukee Il oe2eoeeeo-3 2
St PzuI------1 o 0 / 0 0 0 IL 2
Patte-ie-EettEer and Spear. DeazeT
and SPIES.
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ELsEE tn. r-pc-t yea beard as<s-'
Ecl-h's e1Szgr-ez. Z zSt - frze ! hard
:. from : E1-br % p<r.ess Ezsk-
-F'rpa ybos1s' kaske-s Wei Mis- Brvrn,
Siiss Jones z7d Sfs.s Rooizscn HUH
On. tss6 fsezz r-Eracxlrs Life
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REDS. 8; COLTS. 8.

between the RedS ana lnc OOilS was
full of excitement and almost constant
wrangling with Umpire Mcfarland In
the sixth inning the Colts had the bases
full, with no one out Arson hit a
sharp one to Vaughn, who touched
first and threw TO third. Everitt in the
meantime having come home Vaughn
claimed 10 have caught the hit and de-
manded a triple play decision. which,
after a lengthy argument on both sides,
was not allowed, Arson alone being
called out The game was called by
mutual consent with the score tie and
will be played off tomorrow. Attend
ance 700. Score:
RHE
Chicago 10000 1-3 5 1
Cincinnati ......0 o 0 o 90 2-S
Batteries: Chicago-Griffith and Kilt
ridge; Cincinnati-Foreman and P1etz
Earned runs-Chicago, /; Cincinnati,
I.
PHILLTES. 9; SENATORS, o.
Philadelphia, Pa, Aug. 12-Philadel-
phia scored its first shutout or the
season today, Washington being the
victim. Monroe was hit hard Taylor
was also hit hard but he was invincible
when men were on bases. 1ajoie, who
was bought from the Fall River club,
made his debut on first base for the
Fshillies and did well. Attendance p
696. Score.
RHE
Philadelphia 20 o 90 5-S 13
Washington 20 o o o o o 0 o. 0 10
Batteries: Philadelphia-Tayior and
Clements; Observation-Disclosures and Nc
CURE Earned runs-Philadelphia, 5.
SPIDERS, 4-3; COLONIES, 3-4.
were played here today. the game sched-
uled for tomorrow being advanced.
Score-First game: r III F.
Louisville 10000 oo21o-3 3
Cleveland .....01Oo2 1901 IA 10 o
Batteries: Louisville-Hill and Dex-
ter; Cleveland-Cuppy and thinner.
Earned runs-Louisville, 8; Cleveland.
Second game-Score:
RHEI
Louisville .......0 0 o. 00'-4 10 2
Cleveland .......0 o o o o 2-3
Batteries: Louisville-Herman and
Dexter; Cleveland-Wallace and Zim-
ner. Earned runs-Louisv9lle, 3; Cleve-
land, 8.
BRIDEGRooMs, 8: ROIOLEs, o.
Brooklyn, n. Y, Aug. 12-Payne
pitched a phenomenal game today, hold
ing the Champions down to two hits
and shutting them out Two games
will be played tomorrow. Attendance
1900 Score:
RHE
Baltimore 800 o o o o o o % 2
Brooklyn 80 o 0 o. 0'-3 6
Batteries: Baltimo-e-Hoffer and w.
Clarke; Brooklyn-Payne and Grim.
Earned runs-Brooklyn. i.
BROWNS, 5; PIRATES. L
Pittsbure, Pa, Aug. 12.-Breitenstein
was the stumbling block in the way OF
victory to the home team today. The
hits by Pittsburg were too widely scat
tered. Attendance 1.2o. Score:
RHE
Pfttsburg ......0 20 900 01 OIL 6 1
ST. Louis. ...o 1 0 1 0 90 o l. IL ]
Batteries: Pi,tsburg-Killen and Sug-
den: St. Louis-Breitenstein and Nc
Farland. Earned runs-Pittsburg, 4: ST.
Louis, 3.
BOSTON, s-e; NEW YORK. s-4.
Boston, Mass, Aug. 1.-THE Bostohs
and New Yorks broke even today. Nc
Cam, the new second baseman OF the
Bostons made favorable impression.
Score:
First game RHEl
New York....1 o10220 2-s12 81
Boston .....1 0 l o o o o 4 0-6 13 3
batteries: New York-Clark and VIII
son; Boston-Sullivsn and Nichols and
Bergen Earned runs-New York, 3;
Boston. f.
Second game-Score:
Boston ....0 o o o 2 o 4 0s-S z
New York. 0 2 o 0 o o o IA
Batteries: Boston-Stivettes and Can
gel; New York-,Sullvan and Wilson.
Earned r11us-Rnsron 1. New York Z
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s.CxcIe BOB, what is a Pedestrian -
s-Wnv. he's the fellow who makes q r5-
when a bicycle runs over hiIz."-Chicsso
E-ra-i
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AGREED TO A TIE
REDS AND COLTS QUIT THE GAME
BY MUTUAL CONSENT.

There is Iluch Excitement In the Game,
With Umpire Mcfarland Trying tn
Stand Oh Dissatisfied Players-Cailed In
the Eighth with the Score Three and
First Shut-Out Scored by the PhIliies
This seasoD-Funny scores as Louisville
-Xestsru Cameo
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-08-13

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-08-13

THERE ar. In business three things neoe>
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-08-13

DocroE getting IN pztenfl-''Whs, Go
you think yourself Is TIE matter with youi p
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Is got no fee.-GsIignsoi' Messenger
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-08-13

Hoods SarsapsriIia rests the brain.
II gives nerve strength and body health
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-08-13
puuUTEs o. SENATORS, O..

Philadelphia, Pa. Aug. 12-Philadei-
phia scored its first shutout OF the
season today, Washington being the
victim Monroe was hit hard Taylor
was also hit hard but he was invinciole
when men were on bases. Iajoie, who
was bought from the Fall River club,
made his debut on first base for the
Fhillies and did well. Attendance q
Gee. Score.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-08-13

Batteries: Chicago-Griffith and hitt-
ridge; Cincinnati-Foreman and Pietz
Earned runs-Chicago, /; Cincinnati,