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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-28
THERE'S A SCREW LOOSE
Candidacy OF Judge fsters Causing Ad-
illustrative Annoyance.

Candidacy OF Judge Peters Causing Ad-
ministrative Annoyance.
Kansas City. No. June 27.-Specfal
correspondence to the Times from To
peka says:
There is a screw loose IN the Sam Pc
tiers guberna torisl boom and unless II
be frightened up right away somebody
viii awake one Of these fine mornings
and find himself convicted of misrepre-
sentation in the first degree
Last week, the Larned -Chronoscope.
Frank Davis paper. came out in a
long editorial n favor Of Peters. Now.
LzrTed : the home Of Secretary Of state
". c. Edwards. and when the friends
OF Governor Morrill, learned mat the
ChroRCscope had endorsed Peters they
began to view him with alarm. J.
placed Edwards il a very emba ass x
position. and he wrote 70 Davis stat
ing that while he was not taking any
hand IN the gub>TnAtorial fight. he
thought that h-s home county ought 10
be for MOrrill.
For PaTnee county 70 90 back on
morrill, would Be to go back on The ad-
ministrarion. and I am part q the ad-
ministration, you know" Edwards ex-
ptdlEe1-
Davis promptly answered the letter
and here Is what he said. In reply 20
yours q June a. WI say that had ~
desire whatever % placing you y an
embarrassing position when wrote ine
article on ne candidacy % < r PEERS.
He was N the city last zc=k attending
court and informed IL las- Tuesdzy
that he rad just received a Ietter from
Judge johnson Of Topeka informing hIrn
that Governor NORTH Rad decided 20
withdraw from the Tzce ard urged him
peters, - announce himself AZ can
d.dste ] told him nat ] was a si7cTg
supporter q Governor Morrill, sud sad
that would stsnd 5y hin as 5ong IS
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was convinced that he was IN the field
He then said that he could assure me
upon his word and honor that Morrill,
was out OF the race and wished him 20
be a candidate, and that MorrIl would
throw him all the support he possibly
could. In other words il was agreed BE-
tween the two IN regard 70 the matter.
With that assurance from Peters I pub
lished the article. l am free 10 con-
fess that II Morrill, IS sun ia the field /
shall do all can for his denomination.
l was imposed upon by Peters. There
is no question in my mind that Pc vince
county is strongly IN favor Of NORTH
and VIII elect delegates 20 the state con
ventiOn favorable 10 him II he IS still IN
the field
When Judge johnson read a copy Of
the Davis letter. which was HANDED o.
him by the Times correspondent. he
said:
There is some mistake about this. :
never wrote Mr.. Peters any such letter.
1 can't account for H."
When Governor Morrill, read the let
ter he said: well. wei. well" That
is all he would say about l;
Governor BiOrriIIs friends unhAsitat-
ingly express the opinion that Davis
y
tiers Of insincerity. As additional proof
10 the charge Tney point to Peters 'su-
terview'' On April 20. Ia watch he De-
ciared himself for Morrill, Peters dc
thted this interview to Governor Nor
riI's stenographer. he said.
The adm stratiOn OF which Cover
nor Morrill, Is the head has mad- a bu-
slness record equaIed by few. Il any. %
the prior state adm Illustrations. In the
making Of this grand record tn cover
nor has bad the assistance and COP
Grafton 81 the other members q the
state admin st-s tica. and they sre en-
tltled 20 great credit S0r the hearty aad
able assistance given him. reco-,i
such as tais rnsrts ard should receive
TIE hearty Enforcement Of TIE l. epubl.-
czn party and the psopI-.
Personally. I nave been 81 favor q
Governor MorrsI's reaonol ns-cn. and
have supported his c3u5idacy- and s5zn
% % 80. and us~ r1y influence
70 secure Tor him and t1e other neTn ts.-a I
= the admluistTa ION ne sndorse-nert
which think rhey deserve i e ned F.
.ess. but peThape under the clrru-r- Z
stances proper. fT- me - saT Tnat .
have been Governor 8forrl2's rr1~nf end /
supporter f3r very many. many vesrs. I
AID that our rel1t-ors have Always 4
been che very pl-assn-e est both p5--l-
ally and sgGzl1y.F
Peters Wii - aere next rex 20 AZ /
s-d TIE Republican league ccns-El- .ya.
l1d t1en ae v-E pr0aabiy use o. ne &C.
zzsz51 ard - piz.n 49, WY I'D z~he-e-
ore q A. rsess l-lie lrreNulsr-.es-
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DR.. j. c. DENSTEN,
Ioom, Q 30 :. zIInaaerIt -. WI.hI,..

once hours daily 3 a. m. ~ 20 p m.
Sunday 20 2 Day calls Terr7i FROM
t1e Office. 2 -ght ceEs answered from
TIE Manhattan Hotel AZ acute
and chronic ciaeaeos 81 rne-. women
ard children. Cbstetri~ai cz4ez q ~r,~-
c.2lty. a1d chronic nervous dIeea So.
. .seaEes % ne heart. k.ineye. Et9rnfrh.
liver. bladder. reCturn, womb. ear. eve.
nose. throat auf lungs. paralysis. ca
tarr1. asthma. hronchif.E eczema. r1arl-
rratzFnn. nel-1-ria. epilepsy ftr. al o.
ulals diseases. irr--T7l.arIrirs sad wesk-
nezscs. Al disease - mn. nightly
losses. lost vitality. Zee. manhood. Var-
fgcOcele. E0lorTas1s. b.ocs5 rp4t9r. 90
sores. Er-lrturer &C. Career. fuuq-e.
rupture and plies r-1r.t.vrv cu-nf WIN
OUT knife. pan or o42atsc- C-.Dlss of
every desc-p'+on.
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Truth (NOt) Poetry,
For a clean wash,
For q creamy ather,
For a soft, smooth skin,
Use Corn Oil Soap.
News Notes Fro. NevkIrk.

Newkirk, o. T, June 27.-(Special.)-
a heavy rain fell here yesterday and
the ground is thoroughly soaked. which
will insure a good crop of corn.
Wheat is being marketed here and IS
turning out from twenty to thirty BUSH
els per acre.
The Fourth viii be selebra ted here
in the old-fashioned way with ora
tions, base bail games and the usual
observances.
The Methodist Episcopal church Is
nearly completed and Will be an orna-
ment 20 the town. There will be a large
school building built here this sum-
mer to accommodate increasing popula-
ton Of this young and prosperous city.
This town is nigreat need of an eie-
vator, as the wheat crop here is a
large one
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Senator Teller and participate in the

Senator Teller and participate in the
| reception.
I The Colorado Pioneers association
! held an enthusiastic meeting last even
/ ing at their headquarters in the Charles
| block to make arrangements for par
ucipating in the reception Several
members of Pioneers Ladies Aid socie-
~ were present to confer With the mem
! bers Of the PionerS ASSOCIATION, hav-
ing been invited TO act jointly with that
body. The association conferred hon
orary membership upon Senator Teller.
an honor which has never been conferr-
| ed upon any one, and also voted to
present to Senator Teller an engraved
, badge Of the society.
II was decided 10 send a delegation
% Cheyenne TO meet Senator Teller on
his return and 10 nave the badge OF the
society presented TO MIN al that place.
n 2. Bennett was chosen TO make the
presenta ton speech.
Pioneers from outside of Denver are
requested to cooperate with the pio-
ners OF this city on the day of the cele-
bration, reporting at the Pioneer head
quarters for that purpose.
COMMITTEES NAMED.
The following committees were ap-
pointed, the members of each being ask
ed to confer with their respective chair
men today if possible.
Commute on Addresses-H. P Ben
nett, chairman; Alvin Marsh, Wilbur
z. Stone and II. NJ. Orahood.
Committee on Transportation-N. S.
Hurd, chairman; A D. Wilson, ]. I.
Daley, A. S. Sagendorf. W. n. Byers,
D. II. MoffaCt and Jacob Downing
Commute on General Arrangements
L. A Baker, chairman; William Hodg-
son, J. ". Shrock, S. Monk. W. A Smith
Charles Lerchen, II. D. Clifford, j. A.
onnors, Wolfe Londoner, A. B. Sopris,
B. l. Ford. H. o. Wagner. Rodney
Curtis, VI. Fl. Slater, c. r. Hartman,
George w. Drake, A. G.. Rhodes, ]. t
Younker, j. N. Stoner, ]. L. Brush,
John Lilly, ]. s. McShane, S. /. Lorch,
George K. Kimball and w. W. Hull
The ladies who will compose the COM
mittee from the Pioneer Ladies Aid
society and who VIII act in conjunction
with the committee on general arrange
nents from the Colorado Pioneers as
ISOLATION ara Mrs. y. A Baker,
chairman; Mrs. ". w Hull, Mrs. W. A.
Smith, Mrs. w. j. Phillips, Mrs. J. W.
Halman, Mrs. f. S. LehOw, Mrs Fl. W.
Michael, Mrs. Z. c. Semper, Mrs P. p.
Herbert, Mrs. A. H. Clement, Mrs w W
MOsley, Mrs. A W. Bailey, of GIenwood
Springs.
The Cow Boy club that attended the
Inauguration OF Harrison and Morton
has been heard from 1t has issued a
call for meeting TO complete arrange
ments for taking part in the reception.
Read This Twice and Then Recite 1t
For a chigger bite,
For a, headache,
For any bruise or pain,
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GUTHRIE HAS GONE
so Was HIS OCCUPATION, AND
THAT'S THE REASON WHY.

Now That Those Unequaliy Yoked Together
Must Dwell IN the Territories Twelve
month Ere the Courts Might Pronounce
Them Twain Again, There is a Sad Fall
Ing on In the Immigration OF That
Clsss-Attorueys Practicing This Spe-
ciaIfy Find in the Land of the Dakotas
More CongeniaI Cline.
Oklahoma City, o. T, June 27-CSpec-
ieL)-Hon. Ledru Guthrie left today for
tinue his practice in divorce cases as
attorney. Mr.. Guthrie is well known
10 the people OF Kansas as well as Okla
bona, he having served in the state
legislature from Sumner county, Kan
sas. in 1883. and az the opening of this
country settled here. He was attorney
in many OF the noted divorce cases in
this territory, but the repeal OF the d.
voTce laws b. the last congress, making
1t necessary for one years residence in
the territory instead Of ninety days, as
under the old law. has completely cut
off that source of income TO the territory
number OF other attorneys expect 10
go 10 the same STATE.
GRIST MILL JONES.
The remainder of the insurance COM
panies made settlement with the Jones
Milling company yesterday for the loss
OF the large Touring mill which burned
last December. The mill was the lars-
est in the territory and was erected by
Hon. G. G. Jones, better known as
''Gristmill Jones" now mayor OF Okla
homa City. The companies that made
payment yesterday were: Liverpool.
London and Globe. $500. German
American, $1,000; Pennsylvania Fire,
81 go; Weschester. 81 900; Insurance com
pany Of North America. $1,000; PhiIadel-
phia Underwriters, $1,000 The full pay
ment or all insurance was Sl5,125.
BAPTIST CONVENTION.
The fourteenth meeting Of the Rantist
missionary convention of Oklahoma
and Indian Territory began Thursday
morning in the First Baptist church in
this city. There are now 100 ministers
and delegates in attendance Nearly
every town in which that denom.na-
ton has an organization is represented.
The program is very interesting, espec-
tally that OF yesterday, which was rem
dered by number of converted, civfliz-
ed Indians. They sang songs in their
native tongue which We're highly appre-
ciated by the large audience. Rev. J.
5. Murrow Of AtOka, 1. T., delivered a
very able address yesterday, upon the
"reminiscences and History OF Indian
Missions, and Report OF Work Among
Civilized and Blanket Indians"
Officers elected are: President. Rev.
! S. Murrow, Atoka, I. T.; vice-presi-
dents, Rev. c. Stubblefeld, Duncan, 7.
T.; Rev. j. l. Dyke, Lawrence, Kan;
and Rev. l.. II. Holt, Guthrie, O. t:
recording secretary, Rev W. c. Blake.
Emahaka. T.; treasurer, Rev, w. L.
Brown, Bacon. 1. T. The convention
will not adjourn until tomorrow even
ing.
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The sfn.le-n Pe.nrr.

Thrives OF good food and SUNSHINE. wiz
plenty OF exercise ia The open air Eer
form gioEs with health and hsr facs
blooms EitA It's bc2uty. Il ne- system
n-eGs the cleansing actioa az 3 laxative
remedy. she USES The gentle and plea s.
ART Syrup CO Figs Made ~ TIE Cal
sora.z Fig Syrup Company.
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The Standard

remedy for all stomach and liver COM
plants is Ripans Tabules One tab
ule gives relief, but in severe cases one
should be taken after each meal until
the trouble has disappeared.
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It Kills the Bugs.

And stops itching of the scalp IN one
minute. Makes your head feel good.
Parasites dead. Hair grows. DAN
DERINE DOES IT. All druggists, S1O0
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Three Killed by Lightning.

Perry, o. T., June 27.-Near Lawson
fifty miles east OF here. the home of
John Lane, a well known farmer, was
struck by lightning and demolished.
Mrs. Lane and her two small children
were killed. Mir. Lane was absent at
the time.
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We AXE tbs 5esIs % ffaakf-z az
WHO - kindly sayve1 - fhe.r p-sserc=
and Eeae-osfty Sat they appreciated
our Efforts - male - AVN zee % re
3Izso1ic Home ground last Wed r es1sY
evening 2 sJrceas- Our Crsv regret -
ma cur facilities were iaa5ess sais for
The D1ruba- uFeEeut
ERs- MILTON RUDOLPH
MRS. n y. q. CUESET-r.
Mrs 4 J. APFI-f1BA ATE
Ms DAVID SMTT1EE
Commits
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aHnfnE

Camping parties wiu find chiEgsr and
mosquito bio-s very annoying unless
Jhey carry Me1-hoiztum Win che1
Good also FOR headache ard b-u.ses.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-28

Harry Hi = very sick and Il = nor
improbable thar the 1ali he got OF
South Market street may prove satzi
Il i stated that he : II a VERY critical
- -l..E---
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Tnity chap G-uf-arzzr1 N0-rh TAE-
r~slo- te-Ne.n F7-Ft snd seuon4 stress.
" Hardy SsYre AL eau38cr service
S@-Tloss a. lE-e8 a. r. sunday se1oel
~ 5 g. a. 70 Al .zfst=d
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Ripans Ta ouies: Sold by druggists. CT
by mail II the price $50 cents a box -
aent TO The RipSns Chemical Company.
30. 10 Spruce ST.. New YORK.
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Read This Twice and Then RecIte 1t

For a chigger bite,
For a headache,
For any bruise or pain,
Use Menthola tum.
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RENLER- BALANCE

."ly nearly congratulate I'll
.s IN the hearts Of many in Xvt,bi-s
tIiis morning as they read Of The ba-,,,.
e OF Miss Josephine Ralsnt>
-. wei ana taVorably known in mis-
III The Transcript of -bst .I.,- - -,
oa'e OF June "a, gives a comm, -.
&c descriptive OF the Ceremony -,
~ mn the Following paragraph * taL--
he ceremony took place A. S.25
Due 1le church was filled Toy some min
uses oeIore that hour. and II ~ .o--a
o. the most brilliant assemblies -,
a. martial event in Peoria f5- So,
. .,llie- The first families Of .Ee civ ~
'heIe and the elegant costur,ss -
que elegance ard rfne.uent tha. ~
.'lsNI'sd tae entire arrangements fo.--
pretty scene. The pulpit was nd
A 2! mammoth bank Of palms.
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The decoration committee will prepare
the streets for the occasion and as the
affair occurs at night il will consist
mainly Of Nominations. The parade
VIII also be illuminated with great
quantities OF fireworks and by fambeau
clubs The transportation committee
reported great interest IN the outside
towns and the prospect O. a very lar-e
outside attendance. Many OF the visit
ing celeSa tons VIII bring bands and
there VIII be plenty OF music. Al a meet
ing Of the directors OF the Chamber of
Commerce II was decided that that BODY
should al the depot &C body to meet
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500 Reward 500.

The readers Of this paper will be pleased to
learn that there is at least one dreaded disease
that science has been able to cure in all its
tages, and that is catarrh. Halls Catarfh
Cure is the only positive cure now known to
the medical fraternity. Catarrh being con.
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lrearment. Halls Catanh Cure is taken
inte nally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces Of the system, thereby
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constitution and assisting nature in doing its
work The proprie,ors have so much faith in
its curative powers that they offer One Hun.
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Send for list OF testimonials ddresS
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oLoRYi oLoRYl GLORY
How the Eagle Win Scream a, salem
July 4th.

Sunrise national salute.
Band concert at 9 a. m. by four brass bands.
Grand fraternal parade forms our principal
streets under the chief marsial and his aids
and moves promptly at 10 a. m. 1t consists
Of the following.
I'D battalion o. N G..
Five fully equipped and uniformed brass
bands.
The most gorgeous liberty car ever seen in
the northwest.
Twenty floats representing the aims objects
and comical features Of the various fraternal
orders.
The Indian training school Of Chemawa
with three floats representing all stages Of
Indian life from the wigwam to their present
progressive condition.
Young Americas headed by the brownie
dban anil with numerous miniature floats
This. feature is new and unique.
Bycicle parade with 400 cyclists on deco
rated wheels.
Salem rcd and gun club in hunting style.
Salem Horticultural soc ETY. with floral
deco, alton.
Salem exempt fireman with orking ap.
paratus, etc.
II a. m. band music, vocal music by the
choral society, reading Of declaration and
oralion at Marion square .r.Adjourn fos dinner
Up. m. band concert.
1890 minor sports us iollowsi
Obstacle race, first piize s.; second 81.
Sack race, first prize 81; second so cents.
Foot race 100 yards professional, first prize
$40; second So so.
Orange race, FIRST prize ST; secoud soc
Pie race. first prize 81 second sec.
Egg and spoon race, first prize 81; second
50 cents.
Fat mans race, FIRST prize So; second 81.
Song by Prois. Norris and Oleson.
Tumbling and bar work by Y. NJ. {. A.
Creased pig.
Boys race. first prize 81; I'd, so cents.
Expressman's race, first prize 81; second
ST..
Wheel barrow race, first prize 81 so;second
81.
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SIeep p

,.srced BY the use Of coca, opiate or mar
IL LII. compounds Is bad, decidedly bad.
49, 49, undermine health and shatter the
lns .,,tutIon and the patient is steadily
oOu. Osow,no into a worse condition -often
s",,ine in the terrible slavery and
..ss.rv OF the cocaine and opium habit.
S,asn % induced by the use OF Hoods sarsa-
% villa does not perhaps come as quickly,
=, 4 comes moro surely and more per-
,".nsptly ~ through natures great restor-
10 and rejuvensting channel purified,
S ,..,,zsd and enriched blood. This feeds
,ss nerves with liie-giving energy and
s~,,ds -. mn the system and constitution
,rom the very foundation OF all health
nd lite-the blood-pure, rich, red blood.
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GLANCE AT THIS MAP.

transeontinental lines at ST. Paul and Omaha.
and remember when going east that It's trims
are lighted with electricity and heated by
steam. Its equipment Is superb. Elegant
Buffet, library, smoking and sleeping cars,
with free reclining chairs. Each sleeping
car be,th has sn electric reading lamp. and
its dining cars are the best in the world.
Other lines are longer than this, but none
arc shorter, and no other ofieB the above lux
unous accommodations. These are sufficient
reasons for the popularity Of ''The Milwau-
kee." Coupon ticket agents In every rail-
road Office will give yon further information,
or address
C. EDDY, General Agent,
]. w. CASEY, Trav. Pass. Agent.
Portland