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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-09
BILL FARMERS KICK.
Gives Jenkins a Piece OF HIS AlA
ncnornces Fusion

Gives jenkins n Plece OF an AA-
Denounces Fusion.
Galveston, Texas. August k-A =
dent occurred this morning tia! w .
on the programme, BIN Farmsf' -
reputation is co-extensive WSth 'n =
and whose place OF residence II y 7.
essary to mention. and who, g "
is a candidate for congress. mex ~ !,
jenkins of Brown county, eha'''1'
the platform committee, on "'
floor of the convention puildns
Mr.. jenkins Is the gentleman w
becn making what are by 900 = :,
OF the delegates beaeyea r,sr
stand jugglngs wltp hs.a' ustsn
others on the Reedy mo Was@
Bryan" resolution, ana uly,e N
containing the Lane se" W. S,gr /
bobbed up now and tnen s Nv M
m .ddle of the readers VINO ~. ~
coufidence' of the powers u I.nst, Z
When Mr. Farmer ana Nj: fsJvi
a heated. unhroiheriy dlsu he cx4
Perhaps that WIS becaust nrays
ton was not opened WIN v n
morning. However ina. hI Tssrr,, I
discussed a Disagreement ,,,,,or d
e pop te part iS al and saa r. nd ), Is
to deliver il into the haIus t IT. va.
lie sad further that Jenkins, VA
ST. Louis under suspicion, 10 "A
lieved then that he was r %sn. n
the party. Mr.. Farmer W. JskY
aired his kick, and gave M, "a ~
hA rank anu -" v
party wasn't going 70 in d. re, n \. Z
of the mea who We're betra'"s
imposed upon them. ,,..,., ~ 4
Later on, whe,i Mr. Far'p ~. 10 l
he seemed surprised that ln'
porter knew of his Kick. .sor aa
"YCS, | am opposed 10 "a sytJ :
wh o0r 's for 70 ' poitrs on principe s 81
Fusion is out of the quests11ss. i d !.
be no fusion in Texas un'e
localities"
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HAVANA BUDGET.

Report Of a Truce Denied-Ochando De-
parts.
Havana, August s.--A report that
rric. has. or Is about to he declared be-
tween tho government and insurgents, is
untrue. Represent, atives OF the govern
ment declare that amnesty Will only be
rrantej 10 the Insurgents that surrender
General Ochnndo. chief Of stan of tho
army Of cuba, sailed from Havana today
for spain. Captain General Weyi.r accom-
panied him on board the vessei 10 say
fareN ell.
In the vicin.gy of Hato Neuva. province
OF Mantanzas several skirmlshes nave
been reported. The insurgents attacked
Hayo Neuvato and after five hours iight-
ing retreated burning twenty five houses
six citizens were killed and one officer
wounded
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EXCESSIVE HEAT.
About Fifty Prostratlons and Several
Deaths.

ST. Louis, August S.--The heat record
was broken again Yesterday when the
10 mark was rencho bS tie government
thermometer In tho signal service oihce'
Their, Jmsiers more or less exposed 10
the suns rays rose even higher, recording
up 10 i0S AMI 10 degrees.
In the course Of the afternoon n thun-
der storm broke over the city Gni brought
some relief. thero beng fall ot several
do grces in the temperature. Before Ihis
occurred there was great suffering. The
prostrations in the city numbered about
nfty, and as many OF he cases are very
serious. the death Hat win he added TO ma
.erially
lows: Henry Genn>. OF clinton. Mo; John
owen Mrs Sarah Nnt'ell. Eugene Jung.
Several big establishments were com
PEELED TO close down because Of the IN
tense heat.
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West Liberty. Iowa, Alsns: AT Iowa
City ,cn-miaute stop vas made ard 100
people were vo.cing their enthusiasm
through the medium Of brass band and
Nj bryan spoke as follows
Ladies and Grnflemefi. / have known
OF lowe Ciiy always as co.l-te town.
a0d as I have lived ever since / lett col
lego IN a college town ! APPRECIATE the si-
vanteges which such towns offer. I have
also X own o. yolr town because very
early n my residence IN Nebraska Il was
ms rccd Torture 70 sieal. from The zane
pa form With your -ownsfual. Judge Far
rel. au9 We have rlaintulnei our as-
4Iairfsucp ever since"
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N'hoaso' August S,--1'hcre w,ra soma
'"'p''"'ht developments Ia the MOORE fall-
US 'onay' ana for tho nmt ruo since
Mohuay night It oolld bc said that ar.
,"is ~ that relation were noyinl toward
zoo, ' ~, accomplishment 4 piau 4
ncp' WIN ov"ry prorpnct Of sucerss ie,l.
iiB 10 INC deposit la truv ~ ai H.
yo"rEN' n,'ln inc Diamond Match and NOV
loans hy the tanks end iudiyi.fr.i. ~
a'suvI mat; WIN large portloa ~ o's
SION looked up for year. ~ h oof,,cn'.
uvoly easy to handle the MARE, "'pal"-
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ins IN 1'IIE SHADE.

st. Louis. August s.-A special from
Mouscatah, Ill. says th- temperature yes
terday reached l06 in the shade, and there
wera many rrostra;ioHs, but none proved
fata,. Under :he porches of business
houses where the sun beat down the tenn
perature reached 125 degrees. The wheat
threshers have been unable to get men
10 continue work. and all machines have
been stopped for cooler weather. Other
hard work has also been suspended.
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A SIGNIFICANT FACT.

The convention did not indorse the dis
trict electors. Stump Ashby IS the man
who said IL was not necessary. The rules
of the convention, as stated by eN-'Tem-
porary Chairman Rurney, require such
an Endorsement Without 1t the executive
committee Will really have no names to
take down in order to give Mckinley
electors place,
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The county chairmen Of the First, Sec
ond and Third supreme judicial districts
held conferences during the noon recess
Thomas jefferson Russell of jefferson
county, who was candidate before tine
state convention for justice of the suprem.
court and later for associate justice OF the
court of criminal appeals. was named as
the candidate Tor chi Il justice OF the court
of civil appeals in the First district q.
W. Glasscock OF williamson was nomi-
mated for associate justice of the appel
late court in the Ihird DISTRICT.
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JOINED THE AssoCTATrn p,,,

hosten' Mass. August s-The New n,
ven Union one of the Oldest. best know,
H IN most widely. circulated daIIv 49,.
s' 'i has we w,,G Southern New kpsifaad
p''ss association connections mi ,iopnleT
member Of the Associated Press eediiie
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-09
CARLISLE ON A Cp1,tSp

"aSnnS'on' August s.--Secretary car
,'sie and party embarked on the u,ht
iouSe tender Map.e this morning a, =,
..uth Tor a two-wccks cruise Inc ,,,,,
mla.c destination being GRAY Cabs mr.
b9s, y c"nS'stS of the secretary, his viz
H. ia's son w +, Carlisle, and wife and ~
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being that ne has taken offene at a let
Ter Received from the minister OF war, Ac'
curdIng TO tie correspondent OF the Her
slek from overwork ard needs rest. Gen
orai Suarez Inclam viii be the probable
suct essnr Everything is quiet IN Vaien-
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homes. dollar for Their days work VIII.
OF their own free will and accord, sub
scribe 81 20 the campaign f1n1 o. ,ne re-
publican National committee.
There was no name signed 20 the -.
quest. and the company sasd !: would
not be compulsory for any of TIE nea TO
r,.f 80 I'll
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Canton. OHIO, August s-Governcs Nc
KinIey continues 70 be engaged with the
callers who flock n on INN every day
and - has ben almost iupc Ssihle for
him To iud any time - give TO the form I
hitter Of acceptance II Is not thought
now i Wall bs issued before Ss2ternb.f
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FUNDS FROM LABoRrRs

fStts'burg. Pa. August s.-Notiees solicit.
ing Donations for use In the presidential
campaign by the republican National
comnittee. have been pasted In Jores a
iauxhhn's mills on tho south side. The
nrm employs 5000 men.
Tho notice rcads: IAN thou, IN favor Of
sound money and dssireus Of getuns an
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PROBABILITIES

washington August S.-Eastern Taxas
anu Enthusiastically fair; con,,r,ed
warm, south winds.
west winds. ait cooler,
Montaaia-Showers; cool.r To-
portion; wet winda' III eastern
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BRYAN En- ROUTE.
MARENCo no TIFrIN.

Grinnen, Iowa, August s-The train
bearing the Bryan party was fairly be
sicEed all along the Rock Island route
to-day. AT every small station crowds
gathered TO cheer the distinguished trav-
elcr. At u"arly every stop MI. Bryan
made a short nut Characteristic speech.
A. Aarcugo a reception committee from
Iowa boarded the rain. Il ,comprisei
James Hart. Joseph Farrell. Mayor {. VI
Reno COLONEL Heath, George Holbert, ex-
chairman Of the republican county ccO-
tral committee and editor OF tie Iowa
cay Herald, republican paper support
ing Bryan, and Herhert Farail, ex edit or
OF Tho Iowa City Republican now Bryan
supporter.
A. oxford and TMfin small crowds
short and there was no formal speaking.
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MEAThEk INFORMATION.

GENERAL OBSERVATIONS.
observations taken at al. stations at
a m. 7Sth meridian time, rainfall for las
twcnty-four hours.
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JERRY TWICE NOMINATED.

Lefn"d. krn., August Both co1yr~s-
sioclal conventions. popuAst and demo
cratic. which me, rere tc5ay. made Jew
Simpson thcr candidate fl- congre sirau
from this. the seventh tiErct- n both
Instances The nomination was mad ~
acclamat.1n Roth conventions also =
ciared for free silver a. The ratio OF 10
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AT WEST LIBERTY

Yves. liberty. Iowa. August S-Thc
crowd followed TO tho hotel and stood in
the rarch.ng sun until Mr.. Bryan had
Finished his dinner. when he addressed
them from tho hotel porch. saying:
Ladies aud Gentlemen; / suppose this
is what may be called an after dinner
speech. since have just finished an ex-
celicut dinner. am very glad 60 see
you and 10 give You a chance TO meet a
candidate. | believe that II Is the duty
! Of any persou who - u candidate FOR OIL
| Nc" TO become acquainted with the people
whom he ia TO serve II elected. There IS
| n iho ,drh 90 be entertained in this couh-
| try. that the person chosen IS nothing but
a hired man. 10 matter how exalted the
office or how lOWly. lilo Is simply rlu-
| pl1yod FOR "A certain 1mo nj n GER n
raiary 70 do certain work and the people
| employ him. no because they desire To,
| lmi because they are TOO numerous 20 90
! ,tr Work themselves. And YOU have tha
! right ~ chup-e the per~orS who are To
! Do yOIr Work and 20 watch them all the
| tme they are At work. in ether words, we
| riNrs iis iust plHcrs from tlre consent OF
| the governed. Not Gully The powers OF
| government. but all the authority of
| Uor" who govern = derived from the
| that 'ite y lple ought to keep Intensely sS
! IN position Nhero they can exercise
| - inucn restraint as possible over those
btst country IN the world
You nick out person, put him in othce.
| he asfvrn you 1t wh.fe and then steps
| down and becomes cne OF YOU again. ana
g. on from time tc time | am glad q
have a chance to see some of the people
Sh9sI, reryaat shall be 4 IN Noysn,h nh, ;,
,s. vei .'' y Il. 'G p.opi.. "-,
oeaaA crowds ware pAsssd * Au0SDA and
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mot included in means.
COTTON REGION BULLETIN


showers have occurred along Tho coast
pom on the sulf OF Mexico and the A.
mhuc' otherwise the weather Is generally
ralf. with high temperature.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-09

Omaha August s.-1hc worl4 Il,ral,
,nis morning announced tho r.iiroa,U, q,
nun.tn y bryan ~ .ti.ior OF that u.t.'y
Nc f~s held Tor the peat Two
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-09
GENERAL oCnANpO Drp,prs

New York, August S--A dispatch 10
The Herald from Madrid, says: General
oehando. ,nief of staff of the army ~
Trn,na' leaves Havana at once for snasn
lbs TACT e causing much surnr,se ~;
.onlnt0it- His determination Is nt,,,h
N"a 70 various reasonA. the principal one
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-09
ELECTORS.
Following is list Of the popullst elec

FUIIU"IIIs 7" II ~ u " FoFe''1'' e'e7@
ors thus far selected for Texas:
First district. r. II. Cabaniss OF Walker:
Second. c. w. Clrnes, Tcliver Third,
John O'Byrne. Gladewater: Fourth. SD
Harper, sulphur Springs; F1tlh, r. w -.
kirkpatrick Mckinney. SIKH, r.. g. SEES
sions: Seventh. q. y. Harris. Mel .ennan
Eighth, J. r. Martin, Fort Worth, Ninth.
Marion williams, Austin Tenth, j. r.
Alden, Colony. Eleventh, A. J. Carcthers
Beeville: Twelfth. y. W. Haines, Bianco
Thirteenth, u. b. Gilliland. Jacksboro. AT
large, IL. U. Call and II. d. Wood.
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suNRENNERN no INSuRGrNrs

Havana, August S-News from Puerto
Principe Is that Samuel Molly, an English
seen an and an American named Ar,stc
Brothe rmsn. landed near Maternilirs ~,
june H. and have surrendered TO the H.
snrs.nis' having failed TO pay the 500
monthly agreed upon. Richard Rnrrjos
hoNado VII be executed at Matan1a,
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AT ROCK ISLAND.

When Rock Island was reached. FIVE
or ton mlnutes later. the scene at Oaven-
rort was re-enaeted and emphasized,
There were t"' people at the depot Mr.
BRYAN waS introduced hy Mr.. luesin
ard smoke again, recognizing his entry
into his native state IN the following
words
Ladies and gentlemen-It gives me- a
great deal Of pleasure to fni SO many
people hero awaiting our return to tho
State IN which we were both born. MI
noiS - the birthplace of my WIFE, as well
as myself. ana until about nine years
ago, we called Illinois QUE home And
would feel very badly andeed If I'm IN
nos there should be less cord al support
than IN the state where We now i've. II
grauties us. therefore to meet the cit
liens OF our state and see them manifest
the interest lu the result nj this election.
] am not here to talk politics because
DO not desire to take part IN any polit cal
4 SousS.on until after the notification. but
! want 10 assure YOU that this campaign
E not gong by default ry any means
Ihe prlnciWes represented in the Chicugo
IN every state in this Union, from Maine
to CAL tornia. There : not a state who
We nee willing 10 ctmceCba to the enemy. be
v1usH We believe that in a great struggle
for nNnnrlal INDEPENDENCE the cltigeus Of
all Of the states viii stand nm for Amer
lean usntut cns and American rights \
Tow days ago the democratic candidate
for governor Of this state passed Though
our CITY on his way TO the mountains 10
10 the electoral ticket Of this state Ms
large vote AZ I know YOU win give 10
Your cand date for governor, John L. AT.
geld, W. snail b. sat SheN
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At BUREAU.

AZ Bureau lo,ter was handed Mr.. Brv-
an which had hecn mailed 10 him at that
place 1t read:
Eighty-nino 10 thirty-siS next president
Of tho United States, the peoples man.
John Howard BRYANT
Tho writer Is q brother Of William Gull
len BRYANT author OF the ode 10 the
Al Peru there were three or four hum
bred pGoplN Herr II was that Mr.. Bryan
manifested his nrst disinciinAuon 70 shake
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n VIVID tlial9 n
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-05-07
Marshal's Sale.

BY virtue OF Writ of Execution issued
out of the Circuit Court, on the l4th day
of April AID 1896, against Mary Stevens and
j l. Stevens defendants in favor of W K OPP
ferg It and Leonora Opfergelt plaintiffs
for the sum of S32S4.55 have levied upon
and shall expose for sale at the Station
House in the District of Honolulu, Island
of Oahu, at IL o'clock Of Friday, the Goth
day of May, A ID 1896, to the highest bid
der all the right, title and interest Of the
said Mary Stevens and ] L Stevens de-
PENDANTS in and to the following property
unless said Judgment, interest, cost aud
my expenses be previously paid.
List Of property for sale:
Consisting of that certain piece or parcel
of land situated at Kawaiahao, in Honolulu,
Oahu, as described in Royal Patent 1862, l. G
A l95 to Kamahiai; and
That certain piece or parcel of land known
as Apana and IL, comprising / acres and
2 rds, more fully described In Royal Patent
2795, L G A 49G to Papolo, situated in Laha-
ina, Maui.
II. r. HITCHCOCK,
Deputy Marshal
Honolulu, Oahu, April 2s 1896. 29l st
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-05-07
DEATH OF G. II. mcvEIGH.
.succumbs from the EHects of Re-
cent Operation.

-Succumbs from the Effects of Re-
cent Operation.
G. r. McVeigh, one of the
brightest young business men Of
the city, died at his residence on
Wilder avenue last evening from
the effects of an operation for
tumor, aged 36 years.
Mr.. McVeigh was a native of
Glasgow, Scotland, and first came
the Islands about six years ago.
He was in the employ of the In
ter-Island Company as engineer
and afterwards of the KahuluiRail-
road. He was absent in the States
during the Columbian Exhibition
at Chicago and returned here abndt
a year and half ago as agent OF
w. T.. Garrett q Co., the San Fran
cisco brass founders. He after
wards acquired control of the
National Iron Works and was
rapidly building up an extensive
business.
The funeral will take place from
his late residence at 3 o'clock this
afternoon. Rev. Alex Macintosh
will conduct the services and Ed.
A. Williams will be in charge OF
the arrangements.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-05-07

The coloring of a photograph
adds life to the subject. King
Bros. have some charming speci-
mems done by their artist, who
has no equal for this kind of
work. Call and see their collec-
ton at King Bros, Hotel st.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-12-31

will cost in the neighborhood Of 5000, 600,
which is 10 be raised by stock subscriD-
tons The factory is TO be in operation
September l. next.
IN THE ESTATE OF a. J. DAVIS.
Boston, Dec 30-The supreme coGrt
has decided to hear on January the
heirs OF the late mining millionaire, An
drew J. Davis Of Butte, Montana,
against the decision of the administra
tors to sell 10000 shares. 1t is claimed
that at the time the decision was made
the market value of the stocks was
S400, 900 and that ii is now about $500, 600
The first mortgage bonds of the COM
pany also figure in the contest.
ANSTIN CORBIN'S ESTATE.
New York, Dec 30.-The transfer of
title today of the Corbin mansion on
Fifth avenue and the leaseholds of prop
erty on Broadway and John street to the
syndicate holding loans on Long Island
railroad stock, made by the late Austin
Corbin, has practically put in effect an
arrangement made between the Corbin
estate and creditors, proposed some time
ago The amount of loans involved will
aggregate about 81, 0G0, 000 Long Island
stock, which suffered through fear of
liquidation by creditors, advanced today
from 50 per cent bid to 30 per cent bid.
The controlling stock in this corporation
is held by the Corbin estate.
BISHOP SPAULDING, TRUSTEE.
New York, Dec 30.-Judge Pryor to-
day appointed Bishop Spaulding of Peo-
ria, Illinois, co-trustee with the United
States Trust company under the will of
William s. Caldwell for the benefit OF
Mary Eliza Breckenridge Won LedtwitZ.
formerly Miss Caldwell OF Washington,
d. c.
Madame Won. Zedwitz is the widow of
Baron Maritz Curt Won Zedwitz of Ber-
in. Her father left her trust estate.
and Eugene Kelly, the banker, ard
Charles Frey We're trustees under the
will. In 1898 Mr.. Frey died and soon
after Mr.. Kelly resigned his trust in favor
of Baron Won Sedwitz. Tint place of Mr..
Frey was taken by the United States
Trust company. and under the appoint
ment Of Justice Pryor today Bishop Spal
ding succeeds the baron. Bishop Spal-
ding is trustee for Mary Gwendolin Cald-
well, Marquise de Monstrers- Merinville,
q sister of Baroness Won Zedwitz.
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From Birth

to death man is but organ
lied dust supported by the en-
ergies Of fuel-foods, of which
Barring its bad taste) Cod
liver Ga is, by all odds, the
best" So says a famous
English physician.
In SCOTS Emulsion, the
bad taste Of the Cod-liver Oh
is completely overcome, max
ing it the perfect food and
remedy in consumption, an
emia, and all forms of wasting
complaints. 1t digests and
agrees where other foods repeL
No other emulsion is "the
same" none" Just as good"
sec and s..ee at al druggists
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-12-31
New York Stock Exchange Excommuni-
Gates the Firm.

Ntw York, Dec. 3O.-The governing
committee of the New York Stock EX-
change today ended the case OF the ex-
change against A. p. Cuthbert & Co.,
by eXpelling William Euclid Young, the
board member of the firm. The govern
ing committee finds Mr.. Young guilty
of fraud. The Cuthbert firm occupies
an entire floor Of the johnson building,
and has great many offices in this and
other cities. Mr.. Young has been a men,
Der OF the exchange since 1869 The spe-
cific charge against Mr.. Young was on a
complaint made August IS by r. d.
Stewart, a customer of \. +. Cuthbert &
Co, who claimed that an order given by
him to buy fifty shares of Burlington
stock, which the firm represented to have
been executed. had not been made. In
other words. the firm was charged with
bucket shop Methods The decision
leaves the firm of \. B. Cuthbert & Co
cut off from membership in the exchange
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-12-31
TENNESSEE REPUBLICANS
Resolve TO Cont,s the Alleged Election OF
TAYLOR. for Governor

Nashville, Tenn, Dec. SO.-The execu-
tive committee of the Republican state
organiza ton, a melting today adopted
resolutions calling upon George Y. TIL
man, the late Republican candidate, to
contest the election of Rober; L. Taylor
TO the goveTnOrship. Mr.. Tillman made
4 speech in which he expressed a desire
to file a contest
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-12-31
THE GRANDEST REMEDY

Mr.. r. B. Greeve, merchant of Chill
howie. Va, certifies that he had con-
sumption, was given up to die, sought all
medical treatment that money could
procure, tried all cough remedies he
could hear Of, but got no relief; spent
many nights sitting up in a chair; was
induced to try DR.. Kings New Discov-
cry. and was cured by use of two bottles.
For past three years has been attending
to business, and says DR.. Kings New
Discovery IS the grandest remedy ever
made, as 1t has done so much for him
and also for others in his community. Dr..
Kings New Discovery is guaranteed for
Coughs. Colds. and Consumption. II
don't fail. Trial bottles free at Geo.
Van Werden's Pharmacy, 39S y. Main
street, and G. behring's Drug Store.
northeast corner Topeka and Douglas
aNAnueS
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-12-31
SOMETHING LIKE AN OVATION
Accorded the Noted DIR. c. d. Brown a
Kalamazoo

Kalamazoo, Mich, Dec. 30.-The Rev.
c. O. Brown, late of San Francisco, was
accorded a very warm welcome here, his
old home. The First Congregational
church, where he preached morning and
evening, was crowded and the greeting
ne received at the close OF the service
was somewhat like an oXatinn