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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-09-20

county of like size in the world, anu
that the earth within the limits OF TINS
county, there fell more dead and wound
ed than ever feel on a similar space In
all the history of the world Here OPP
posing lines were drawn face TO lace,
here opposing armies met and started at
each other and then sought to take
each others lives, but all those scenes
have passed away, and those VINO met
in deadly array now meet and co-mlngie
here as friends.
Here the ploughshare has been bea-
ten out Of the sword and spears have
been converted into pruning hooks and
people learn war no more. Here the
bands ON either side stirred up the nag
ging zeal with notes that thrilled the
hearts of men. These bands are now
component parts of one great band, and
as the band in the lead plays Yankee
Doodle and Dixie" (applause) behind
il follows The war-scarred veterans VINO
wore the blue and the war-scarred veter
ans who wore the grey, each vfeing with
the other in the effort TO make this the
grandest and greatest of all nations on
Gods footstool. applause and cheer
ing)
II am glad to visit this historic place.
Here George Washington once came
and threw a silver dollar across the
river. but remember my friends, that
when he threw that dollar across the
river it lit, it fell. and remained on
American soil (Applause)
They thought that il was great Ieat
then, but we have advanced so rapidly
in the last hundred years that we nave
financiers now who can leave George
washingtons achievements far behind.
lax- a
to throw gold dollars all the way across
the Atlantic ocean and then bring them
back by an issue of bonds. Great ap-
plause.) Would you believe it my friends,
that silver dollar that was good enough
to be handled by the father of this coun
try is now so mean thing as TO excite
the contempt Of many of our financiers?
(Cries of: NO, no.)
ANO ACCOUNT DOLLAR.
.'Well, it is; it is so mean they don't
take it, Then your opponents tell you
that they want a dollar that will go all
over the world. We have had dollars
that have gone all over the world so
rapidly that we want a dollar that will
stay at home without a Curfew law.
Applause) Our opponents tell US that
they want a dollar which they can see
anywhere in the world if they travel
abroad l am not so much worried
about our dollars which travel abroad
want a dollar that won't be ashamed
| to look farmer in the face. (Great ap-
plause) People can have just as good
dollar as they want, because dollars
are creatures of law and you can de-
termine the purchasing power of a dol
lar when you determine the number OF
| dollars. If you want them dear make
them scarce and they will be dear. II
our dollars are not good enough now
when dollar will buy ten bushels OF
oats. you can make it good enough-sC
good it will buy 100 bushels Of oats. a
voice: We don't want that kind of
dolIar.O
IF anybody here has been raising
farm products and complaining because
they are not cheap enough, you car
make them cheaper If you vote the Re
4 pIlhlioap ficl<at this fall /"
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LATE NEWS BY WIRE
items OF General Interest From All Over
the Universe.

st. Cloud, Mimi, eSpt 19.-Bishop Mar
tin Marty, appointed TO succeed BlSnop
Sardetti IN this diocese two years ago,
died this morning. He has been alinS
some months, but was at Luxembourg,
this county, on Thursday. Bishop Marty
was in the seventy-siXth year OF his age.
His death was due to heart failure and a
complication of diseases from which he
had been suffering for some time past.
Salt Lake, Sept 19.-Severe wind storms
swept this valley last night, but no ser
ious damage was done SO far as reported.
Trees We're uprooted. several buildings
unroOfei and telegraph communication
temporarily interrupted. Al Ogden fires
broke out in several places, but adj We're
controlled without loss, except one, which
burned the warehouse of +. j. kiesel q
Co, with a loss of about $4,000.
Sprin gfield, Mass, Sept. 19.-Four pow
der mills at Hazardsville, Conn, were
blown up today. Lightning struck one
mill and the explosion set fire to the other
three. No one was killed or injured.
Thousands of paneS of glass were broken
in buildings of the town and the shock
was so great that even at the distance
of Springfield it was supposed to be an
earthquake.
Muscatine, Ia, Sept. ia. A. Ball &
Co. bankers at West Liberty, Muscatine
county, assigned to C. E. Chase & Bro.
Inability to realize on assets was the
cause of the failure. The bank Is four
teen years old, a private Institution ana
had an extensive business Its assets
are given as se0.000. with liabilities of $50
600 II IS said it will be able TO pay dollar
for dollar in time.
St Louis Mo. Sept. 19.-As the result
of an epidemic of typhoid fever at JEFF
ferson Barracks, over ten sick and con-
valescent soldiers will be left behind when
the troops start October 3 on their prac tee
march The epidemic is not abating.
This morning there We're ffty-tour pa
tientS enrolled on the sick report. Many
are so III that recovery is almost imPos-
sible The wards are so crowded that
tents have been pitched on the grounds
for the accommodation OF the overflow.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-09-20
Two Free Books.

The Pe-ru-na Drug Manufacturing
Company Of Columbus, Ohio. will SEND
free for a short time two OF DR.. Hart
mans latest medical pamphlets. ens
titled Chronic Malaria and Female
Handbook They are very readable
and full of instruction. Send name and
address at once Pe-ru-na cures chrome
malaria and all low states OF the ner-
UO1S system
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-09-20
Tbrec World,. Records Broken.

New York, Sept 19.-Three worlds
records broken was the surprising result
of the initial athletic games OF the knick-
erbocker Athletic club at Columbia oval
this afternoon. Only 900 persons were
present The rain had made the track
and infield had. so the records are there
fore remarkable.
The worlds records were broken by r
sheldon of Yale. who threw the discus III
feet. 5 inches, the previous record being
1U feet. 9 inches; Thomas E. Burke OF
Boston, who won the so yards run In I'll.
and Jerome Buck winner OF the 40 yards
hurdle race 90 huriles) in IS 2-5 seconds.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-09-20
RucK1EN,s ARNIcA sALvE.

The Best Salve in the world fol Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, letter, Chapped Hands,
Chilbiains, Corns, and all Skin Erup-
tions, and positively cures Piles, or no
pay required. 1t IS guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction or money refund
ed. Price % cents per box. For sale at
Geo. Van Werden's Pharmacy, 328 N.
Main street and G. Behring's drug
store. northeast corner Topeka and
Douglas avenues,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-09-20
Ayers Sarsaparilla

WAS in it's infancy half a CEN
tury ago. To-day it doth De
stride the narrow world like
colossus" What Is the secret
of its power? It's cures! Tie
number of them! The wonder
of them! Imitators have fol-
lowed it from the beginning OF
it's success. They are still be-
hind it. Wearing the only
medal granted to sarsaparlla
in the Worlds Fair Of 1898.
it points proudly to its record.
Others initiate the rem edy;
they can't initiate the record:
Wa 80 Cs.Hnc
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-09-20
DRS, TERRILL & PURDY.

in
Nifty
2 !: !.
lofthe peculiar to
milan ation
|orsans
.k<$ z5E8 lear be
the leaving
In the
Trouble
the
OF
a cur
DAYS INT IIfa0r ur,al inmates
a dTaTgn ~fyeyr estorei
ton ronb
troi 70 p
uired until
and
he
.CTsCT ccessfu lilly treated
Of
veekar wecorn to he f : rv
free
The Terpurdy Medical and Surgical Institute and Eye and Ear nrmaly
Mains rset Vic K@
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-09-20
FOR AIDING AND ABETTING
One of Bookkeeper Louis Calomb's Fellow
Stealers In Limbo.

New Orleans. La, Sept. 19.-Louis
Cabot was arrested today for aiding
and abetting Bookkeeper Louis Colomb
in deifrauding the Union National bank.
Gailot, who was dealer in Photographic
supplies. and a Spectator, put about
5000 in the bank in 1890, and during
the four years succeeding he is said TO
have drawn out 1903, 900. Colomb always
kept the balance from 500 TO $500 to his
credit When the bookkeeping changed
Colomb, instead of closink the account.
left balance of 81, 900 to Gallot's credit.
Toni don't know whether she sings or
rot Jack-'She doesn't. l heard her."-
Dnck
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-09-20
Fifty Years Ago.

rhis Is the cradle in which there grew
That thought of phiianthropic brain;
. u.dv that would make life new
For the multitudes that were raekeo
with pain.
Twas sarsaparil1a. as made, you know
By Aver, some SO years ago.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-09-20
ei.t,c rx.nt. at Cripp,e Creek.

Cripple Greek, Colo. Sept. lotto Sloto
announces that he is arranging for
twenty-five round bout between Sharkey
and Corbett, to be pulled off at Cripple
Creek shortly before Christmas under the
auspices of the Cripple Greek Athlat.c
club II Is also announced that KID
Collier Of Chicago has challenged "Reiiy'
Gallagher for a fight in any style. for a
reSntacf a hla rurSe
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-09-20

Buenos Ay-es. Sept Is--The minister q
interior proposes 10 ana2gs mate all the
railroads OF Argentine republic and form
a state monopoly
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-09-20

A ~ks rnsy fesl a.gpy = rz<s. -; se
Goesr aock ii-ExxstsT1 s.elzxsc-s aerE@4
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-09-20

No physicians in the southwest are 50
to treat the sick as these renowned Special SC
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-09-20
1an Wins?

The one with steady nerves and
clear BRAIN That means, In nine cases
out of ten, the man with good diges-
tor. \ Eirans Tabule after dinner
may save tomorrow business.
Ripans Tabu druEGiss
by mai ds cents q box)
The Chemical Company.
st. New YORK
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-09-20

Garfield Relief corps No. 40 will give
a splendid entertainment next Wednes-
day night at Garfield hall. Lieutenant
Kornecke of the Kansas National guard
Is putting the young ladies. who repre-
sent business firms, through some very
difficult military and fancy drills, and
among the many pleasing and unique
numbers on the program will be singing
by the "Orpheus Quartette."
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-09-20

This cut represents
the instruments used
in the examination of
Catarrh and all Nose
and Throat Troubles.
1t enables the doctor
10 show his patient the
condition OF the af-
fected parts.
Catarrh cured In 60
days. Home treatment
So q month.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-09-20

Ripans Taouies: Sold by druggists. or
by mail ~ the price fse cents q boD 10
cent to The Ripans Chemical Company
40. 10 Spruce st. New York
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-27
Nanders.Morne.

Among the mauy June woddings
mat have been celebrated Ia Salt Lake
this stEs0u wusA very pretty and quiet
one hiyh took place at the home Of
M. anu MF-. william Sanders nj the
corner 10 CuTTaut aud Almond stiCrts
on rhuIpIny evening laft when thoir
charming aud accomplished daughter
Alice NJ, became the wlie hud help
meet Of Albert ,. Horne, the popular
Young druggist and con Of Joseph
Her 9, one " Utah'a PionecH. fho
ceremony was s0lemni1rd by Bishop
TAYLOR OF the Fourteenth wnrd. Only
tho ftlntiyel Of the contracting parties
were present. both bfide Hnd groom
have been made the recipients Of
Lestty congratulations by their friends,
whose number 10 legion. 10 the good
wishes already extended the NEws
eXpfenes the hope that the young
cuuplu may make their wtddeu HE "A
hgppy aud prosperous one. They be-.
gin mouse euping at 6S- south West
Temple street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-27
MINES And MINING,
Decidedly Better Trading On The ES-
change Today.
SALES AGGREGATE 1895 SHARES.
Climax Dealt Ia TO the Extent Of
%. 600 MCrCur
Mining Notes.

Buslnsss picked up on change today
AMI instead OF tue transfer let being
uliuk at the close "a 1t was yesterIay,
total OF 1880 shares changed hands.
rno brokers were all in good humor
nud went 10 work with viii and de.
termination to make some kind Of u
record, other than blank.
The fiigt stock 70 gain recognition in
The way VI sales, was East Golden Gate,
900 shares Of winch were allowed u
drift to another owner lot anu
In consideration Of the extremely low
figure Of cents per share. Following
this sale, holders VI the stock de-
mauded ~ cents. -Four Aoua went va
p bUOshafe lot nj 70 cent?, while more
could have been secured at . cents le'e'
Tbe quotations Of the remaining s'ochs
were about ~ usual.
On the unlisted side, Climax iut.
nithed e,les aggroglung 10000 shnies
all OF which went a, cuu,s yer rhufr,
with plenty more ,ii'rrd 10 cent?
Richmond Anaconda was Zee. " deal.
h. at figures ranging from BIC MS
The total tfats'rts VI this ni.ta we're
900 shafus. Swansea auu south
swansea also took part IN the itadiur,
the former nj Sg..O, the latter ~ h'5
cent?.
The closing figures were as touowti
LISTED sToCKs
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-27

Tho Mammotu'. s2u,UuO dividend
viii BIO paiI on July let.
a li.iUUt ore bouy Carrying values
1i a ounces silver IS pBr cent lead
ana 81 Ia gulI 10 tau too, las been
uciuuleted In the Ola Telegraph
milne AZ biughsm.
Tho Northern Chief niue In the
OH Reliable camp is nov showing au
immsn8o body Ul oiV, assays u which
give Nv, rage values Of so gold, is
ounces silver and 30 ger cent lead to
tue ton.
Al tue close Of the cgll on Change
today, the brokers uncovered their
neals Nnd ruUri odei ln appointing n
committee OF three % confer with thu
governing b nrI as 20 tuo future c ufsu
W the Organization. The recent bank
failure done away with The money OF
the exchange anu now there iH cuu'
slduFlbiH question o. 10 what C ursu
thuull uH Yuuuud with n view o. re-.
duuing the running expenses 20 q
minimum. Some o. tHu brokers favor
aufU.usi0n of uu.i.c.n Tor a tine at
ltaFf, white other Ur. decidedly o..
pasrI 20 such a move, the committee
r0usisla %. Mvlsu. Herman Hill, Hud'
son aud Stark.
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STATE NEWS


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900 yea ur 'l|u Ll~ '.5..
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lhr tNHuiu" Iu removed iNH r.IH
fiIED from h'f tu Hn stood i.ur '.t
lNr Hifhi hul 5000 Il..I.E IiNN u.Ni
morning nnA HHIWnN nN H goo
Nn.Nf 'N some WY 7 % r.tUtWn dies
.NA'. p 'Nn u.I' It INf .ntHnEh Nl.
'H' tlIH r1f'n.f A' .hu r.m| NH.t
WH'Iwu uu.lrf lh" 'NrHu.r intend.
OF lo u.c thu gun nrI had replaced lur
chfuidFp,
gr.u.. y.II.v I.,f,.. rE...r... tt..
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w.s rgf t,sfT.,,. W,sr ia, ~.
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f,af Tbi.t.o4.frrsu t.r.f.U,II.
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Was Not on Board.

Word was received hero today that
the sailing v,atl, rroric Bro, aIhyel
st sau Ffancifco from Tahiti, the
chief Of the Society islauls. yesterday.
10 was thought that Elder Eugene NJ.
Cannon was one Of the paaacngcu, tut
ttlagrApbiu itgulfy ufCi1.vs tho fact
that hu was not. BE vac released
from HE missionary lulofs some time
ago aud was expected Hn the vessel
named. Toe only explanation sfCms
90 be- that from some Uluse he must
have mifsud the tOnL a similar Boo.
curry huugs the iuf ImalIun tnal
ElIlr Frank Cutler was nos On board,
Bs believed ~ nir relative.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-27

o. e.. sianulTggg w-a before Justtc.
Wuugpr today aud nHgI %. gn tau
cH1rFe OF Obtaining money uuIgr FALSE
pIt,ouuaa Tho complainant 10 tho
ussU WIS Dr. G.. ". HNggiu-, who sl.
legged that -uuUug.rE uuHrf the repre-
syut1ii1B that lg wna De promoter ui n
school f1r boys, collected o. collar hum
ulm Go apply 90 IHu .AiI school, Boz.
instead Ut o. applying thu monty be-
appropriated lhu uUu Zoo hiH own utr.
lup evidence was uuuy.Uryy uguIuH
the defendant uui rs.u.ttI iu uuu
above stated huv huIu. iuUlsuI.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-27
MINOR MENrloN.

Elicra R.lou b. Wells Bul j uIh
W. MCAiuruu leave ihIH city Hu MIu.
NY morning next no enter u,u on mise
siguary work iu G.ga' EuWIu.
Eli.f Thomas n. Woodbury. o.. tHs
city VINO mas been su % m.EYu % TIE
See uty lHInuHs, F expected Goo HIr.y
huru tomorrow, SUNDAY
An icu cream anu slrgwuuriy i,su.
vel VIII br given by iiU young IuIu
of the Niu,h WurI ~. ! a, 90 800 Ls.i
Fourth South street, MYuIuy evening,
June .D.h. Al are invited 90 attend.
rlc Second quorum 90 Seventy,
c5mpflBiug those Of that Priesthood
frsldinE In the Sixth ami ElNynUiu
wlfIs, will meet iu the Fifteenth ward
hall on Monday evening % 1850
O'Clock.
Dillon, Montana, Tduupe' q. 49,,
Fay, tie vApruss agent expects Co
leave DIiuu soon after July Co.,, uu
account OF bis wliU's health. Bic viii
change pieces vita Que NJ the me cen.
rufa on the TUal ana viii move hiH
iHmIy 20 Salt LHkp Clty. Mr. and
NfH. Toy have inside many ff.uud8 in
Dillon aul thuig departure VIII 10.
greatly regretted.
a single hotsg runaway Uu.hl cut
Itswuy through q column ~ wagons,
JaTTinuUa aud other vehicles along
Market ROW shortly before noon TO-DAY
The driver ut tho b,ampydius uuimgi
wfFa plugky fellow anu hung ON Co
luu iiurs tlI the horse was chopped ON
Wet Temple street AZ thul place
10 entered upon % Eigking contest HuH
carried 90 on with utta, vig0r INT !
released py pedcsifinuF. No damag.
was done.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-27

hetCnr Mercury Not's
tbs Els, Golden Gaze iorcu was lfil
% during the week yu act. ult o, tua
had air IN the shaft. An aiT IumH
hus brcn Or. utg1, % wCv.t, Hui uiefa-
tiUus are sOOu Go be f.fumu'.
II BE- reported that the Ngrhofu
Lignt company tested tnvir ores THIS
week nt TIE Mufuut mill auI iOuf d inc
results to &C. very satisfactory. ~ u
presumed va the mime wall coon BE-
equipped wan u mill.
me now Red 81 uI shaft which L.
toug suua witniu 900 icct 90 tue
Overland shaft, where lhe strike was
made recently IL now lOwu ABOUT n ~
iCtL Tue wurR u uglug done w bll-
Jl,cymp aud rsluiuG
Recorder Fsuucu, OF Ophir district
reports having recorded over u t,Uu.
sand claims iu the last siN months,
which IL - good barometer 90 tho i.'
cfeBscd activity u.I Interest which
that OLD camp De now Cxperiunciusi
Ben J0uuson 5f usut to thi. iiigH
this week stone much rttumtl ny
IuI, when takes on a beautiful polish.
nu snys tnpru nc large deposits vi % lu
gamp. IL iuOFB 90 he % ab ut the same
competition su vatisciiU, though VI u
different colur
PIusi4uut Oisup, Of tbs Mofcur b pp
MiuiuE company, was ia camp N'u.
day, making pftptf.tIuus o. equip 10,
shalt with a BtuHu plant, which Is % W
on THO way Alu Gprcttd Gniiy. A.
soon ua the hoist it cuWliutUl iuu " III
VI tiukiug tue Hha o. tue ore, which
the cumpa .url 20 len. lies uu4ur.
meath, viii uu continued.
AZ tue NuHHtIn L,gutou Lion Niil,
a tunnel lss been started which viii
top the wonderful orc lldUs OF thp oil
ptJIuccT NJ "a great depth, aud enable
tuU OpUTa.uIh % tAiInCt the ole III D
much les cost. tUmu very rich sIrlgct
are reported ~ tuu property fcCtutly,
AMI tue outlook u exceedingly bright
sIusHiNE NEWS.
Frank M1rruuutU commenced work
on his contract on tue suarchiiEht
ru,sday. He agreement calls ioT
100 it,l % sluging with the option Of
unltiug sky ieVs aiICfwntd Il lac It.
sif,A
Tue work on the overland " now
bylug pfOtvguicI with tlttc s4iiA un.
yer tue supcriuleudu. Cy UI Joe Wi.
hus o, wuu he ihv contract DtVHiUI.
meats continue 10 be VI u must excel.
luut chGfauicS uul the property Vii
uuusuuicIly b. ready la "a -nytG time
Tor mil,
Bcautgari aud H0nmltu are over.
sctlug Goo dtvuIDI u.CIt OF the OI
Fed, work on WlyCl was resumed l.st
week,
Too Malvern company have ceased
operations .ur o low days Aud will cDu.
luuu tue Jewel lmuut VI the property
rom another point
IL ~ tumutsI That Ia very short
imc tue sunshine company wili ma.
,tr ally increase thu lAuk capacity VI
tusir mil.
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CITY OUT OF CASH.
Not Enough 10 p5y lho Jal5
Salaries.
arsr WAN usrL NOVEMBER
Ihirly thousand Went to Meet july
Interest, aud the treasury
Is Now Empty.

The 'nol that the city is out Of cash
Il causing considerable worry nmour
,nirl,ls auJ Employee. Oyos $50 600
iu hard cash haJ 10 be sons ogl tnis
week On meet tho july 3 ln.orus, eco
hluIs. and this does 10. leave fut
hcirrt cash In the treasury Go pay
the juno salnries Of ,Hlc.r Some
money VIII come Ia ON the Jog tax
aud license, but there ~ NJ SHOW '.r
any nm unit At all cimmeutufatc with
demands until the taxes begin TO
come in Va November next There
wss several thou.aud d0liars In the
bank Of Sal, Lake, tue thu bi.ufo o.
that institution plnc,d q, out of reach.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-27

Jim Dgylehei, and Italian vendor
Of lruils anu yegetables,appeared 10 the
police court TO-DAY Tor hearing on u
chhTge Ut puut larceny. Tue com.
uiaint which was sworn TO by h. j.,
BANKS alleged that the uUicniHat had
b Uiyu ftum ,uc complainant eight
straw berry clyt8 anu one end gate De-.
lnnpiur DO a farm wagon, the whole
aggre.uung n value the cum OF $3.50.
The Defendant was teutesenled ny At
,0ruey Wiley Brown, by whom ne
was Oling examined at press lime.
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swENSON THE WINNER.
Carried on The silver Medal In the
Oratrrictl Coutesl-llls Theme,
uur UutJ 10 cuba.

Tho orat0rcal contest o. the Ca.
Aeld Lyeeum last evening wusa gTyal
success and Alfred Swels0n now
wears the silvor medal awarded to him
by the three Iu go-vToL Marshall,
Prai webg,er anu Hon, b. ii. R9.
bugtS,
The program was opened with an
Instrumental duet ~ Herm7u 5oholt.
Ter anu brother which gas ,xcuIluatly
rendered uau well received.
Rgner. Young us Caslrmlp ~ the
evening made o. .uw appropriate .
make ana introduced ~, ID, srh0pIe
as the mat speaker ST. acl0up'a
subjgc, wgs, lhr Political Or lorf
OF Amerlcl, hud II was very veil
treated. The speaker gave an excel.
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Apparently stolen Goods.

Two small BOY brought to the police
.tatlon his afternoon four bolts Of light
dress goods aud one pair " shoes
which they eald they had found Ia an
amuty building sUmrW nero IN the VI.
oinlty OF the mod usld candy factory.
Tue luds have apparently been stolen
nnl cached away ny the thievra. The
ufliceFs went with tue lads u tte Il
ANYTHING mfrP could be- uui,
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OuAttilo Hon, japanese servant
lu San EnUulsuu, WIS asphYxutuI by
gas in his rom lnuuday m0Iaiug.
Horl arrived iu tlu country only q
Wura 1g0,