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The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1897-06-12
TVOOHIDREN
OF STEAM.

caught a glimpse Of Pat Do:gan. splen-
did in his gray Sunday suit and scarlet
neckscarf, running after il hot foot. Der
lin checked the car. He always stood
on the platform, swaying uncomfortabIy
with the motion. because the young
men stood there. / amt young" says
Berlin, but / can match the best OF EN-
working. And l don't look bald with
my hat on yet
He was a tall, lean man. in black
clothes almost as shabby ss they were
neat. He had lopg, mild, sallow face.
tufted with gray at the chin, and a pen
sive eye, which lightened when Durgan
swung himself on the step.
The young fellow was good to zee in
his youth and strength and ra:dian
cleanliness. 1--we something particu-
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1897-06-12

What a lot OF free ad-
vertising the Burlington
must receive il 1t is true.
as some people say that
"a pleased passenger is a
ralrcad's best advertise
ment."
To all points east, west,
north and south. the Bur
lington has well equipped
and unparalleled service.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1897-06-12

Something ne W
worn Easter day will
give you luck in love
the W b o | e year
through
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1897-06-12
Personally CONDUCTED EXCURSIONS

The EsInillips.
ROCK leland EkCur.
O1O11s
Are the most popular. and carry the
argest business Of any other California
Route. This signifies that you get the
best attention and receive the best Ser
vice.
The lowest rate tickets to California
are available on these excursions.
Don't etart on trip TO Californis un-
til you get our Tourist Folder. contain
ing map showing routes and all iuforma-
ton. For rates and reservations appl
to and agent OF the c. r. l. 4 P. Ry., o
address
JOHN SEBASTIAN,
General Passenger Agent.
Al Chicago Ill.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1897-06-12

She sat miserably
in the augle Of tho L.
entrance, old. tired
cold. CHASTITY with the
pallor of the poor.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1897-06-12

As old Ber-
lin, the build
er, climbed in
TO tie car he
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1897-06-12

George w. BOrnnell.
q. H. &eZ-. -
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-06-15
Vatican. and upon an Investigation was
afterward acknowledged.

Vatican. and upon an Investigation was
afterward acknowledged.
You will find Jews OF every high rank
and position in the Turkish empire. The
treasurer OF the sultan is David Pasha.
and almost all the surgeons in the Turk
ish army are Jews. The Mohammedans
have never persec1ted the Jews. al
though there was time when they were
compelled 10 wear black band around
the fez 70 indicate their race and relig-
ion. but this vas abolished sixty or sew
eaty years ago. The Jews do not get in
to trouble because they do not try 10
push their religion. and II the Christian
church should initiate their example in
Turkey they would be equally exempt;
It IS only these religionists who endea-
vor 10 make prosely;es that meet with
resistance, and II you will think FOR a
moment you win realize that the Turks
are inexcusable for a good deal OF the
so-called prosecutions. The sultan is the
head OF the church. All his subjects
owe him double allegiance-as their spir-
i,ual and temporal ruler. II would be
recognized as treason for anybody TO go
into Turkey TO preach 10 the people
against recognizing the temporal power
OF the sultan and TO establish schools TO
teach the next generation tina. their SOW
ereign should have no authority over
them. From the standpoint OF the Turk
ii is equally reasonable for anyone 10
assert that the sultan Is not the head OF
the church. mad naturally he fanatlcal
Mohammedans resist the missionary
nr0napauda
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-06-15
WHY CALHOUN WENT TO CUBA
Lee is no Lawyer and - Lawyer Was Needed
just Then

Washington, Jure 11.-There seems to
be a good deal OF MISUNDERSTANDING
about the object Of the Runiz investiga-
ton. Mr.. Calhoun was sent to Havana
TO assist Consul General Lee in making
the investigation because General Lee Is
not lawyer and there is no one in Ha-
vana who could, be trusted to advise him
upon the legal points involved. The OBJ
Ject OF the Investigation Is to ascertain
what ground there is for the claim Of
Mrs. Ruiz, who demands $4,000 for the
death OF her husband. If DR.. Ruiz was
rot citizen Of the United States, and if
he committed suicide. as was alleged by
the officials OF the Spanish prison. she is
not entitled to damages: but II he was a
genuine citizen Of the United States and
was murdered in his cell by his Taller, as
Mrs. Ruiz asserts. her claim is good for
some form Of indemnity. The Spanish
consul at Philadelphia was sen. down TO
make The investigation jointly with Gen.
eral Lee and had the advice OF .ocal at
torneys. He and General Lee united in
a report which is addressed to both gov
ernments and covers points Of facts upon
which both agree. In addition. both have
submitted individual reports concerning
points upon which they do not agree.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-06-15
Flowers and Facts,

Mr.. j. A. McGuiers family live in Cal
ifornia. His wife Is visiting them at
their home in Los Angeles. Mrs. NEG.
sends the editor of the Eagle, through her
husband, some California flowers, among
them some magnolia blooms which were
preserved by the stems being stuck in
potatoes. for which compliment we are
mucn obliged. Mr.. Meg. formerly lived
at San Diego, in that state. But he is
settled down in Kansas and his wife will
soon return here. He says he is satisfied
that Kansas is a far healthier state than
California; il. fact, he declares Kansas
to be the hea.thiest state in the Union.
For general good health he does not be-
lieve the area lying between the foot OF
the Rockies and the Missouri is any,
where equalled for health on this contin-
ent. This estimate IS based upor close
study and experience. AS for anything
else, he says Kansas will not only soon
be recognized as one OF the most pros
porous of western states, but that il will
not be long before she is morey-loan-
ing state.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-06-15

sTas held here sot5v % csscsss pians
whereby tha csicago sad Grszx West
ern. ire Wisconsin Central saa -. Alr-
usapolss and 81 Louis roe;s Enzy bs
brought back snao the Western Pa.sea-
Ee- essoc.2iios ans .Aus end Toe ra..-
crit 'nr 81 re raez<n.~r bsssr.ens -
tween Ch.czsc. and fss. Pxsi a,s Nlnoe-
ap5iis Ano;aer Interesting proo!~sn fss-
cu.ei vas how 60 ke~D ne 500 rad
Eit6iB bounds. or a. ieas. cp~ne 70 an
srnscS&sie understanding via sfrse sys-
len. All boo~ ., rszlas ,.s~ $40 iuso ne
a<srcszslon Eavinz eeeu sSaz3zsea. T,s
SEQ demands oiasr~a:ssas On eyh eass
zzs Eest-5ouDd passenger hr,sr~s. Il
has been o-oD1@<i -ssz. 6-r--~n,i.a. -
oTersst % -. So ard cse osae- ra.lxzr
xys.s-ls -. Seiooxfnx 80 -. s~so~a-
tion. bur ss "a Ssl underwood .fsas 80
Grex. Western. ien.s. vS,sls eas nc
ceps . d;-see.fisi aocer su< eoo.!ts---
fspn. e.; t5is solssson o. .5e sIfseaI.x
has tsez sa<scf.<~s
Ses YORK. Jsa~ it-TAe t<oart os
managers q the Jssu- T-s~sc a~-<,-sx.s,-
5ss tizss2rovef ne acpik-x1os o, 80
Bzs.soor. azt Oassc -sEira<1f s1r sss-s-e-.
isaI sAr>s q :1ELS r-,z-c.u-s a-x .rssa
seco-s-cizss fs-zn wa-ssnx-c-. . 4. -
c1icsxo. via ffs Ba5.f-r1-~ al Csslz
s-ositassz-~ra railway. csresn-1ss ssf
E5a1s Rossss sSc@ai Ez-ss hass ssrs
axss fa~ 80 tzts-naEes,sg eosreas "a
q iss E2SD-za T~ssss e - asGs a.
IS-1aso. Cat. JAY sS-A
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-06-15
REED STILL HOLDS ALOOf
Speaker has Been to the White House Only
Once

Washington, June L.-Speaker Reed
has been seen a: the White House bu.
cnce since inauguration DAY, when he
went UP by Invitation. from the president
20 confer concerning the proclamation
for the special session and the message
concerning the tariff and other subjects
Of legislation. He speaks very kindly OF
the president. however. and reserves his
sarcasm for Mr.. Hanna.
Nor has Mr.. Reed asked any favors Of
the administration. 1t is generally un-
derstood that ne requested the appoint
ment OF Frank Aldrich as minister to
Belgium, Mr.. Thomas of Maine as min
lister to Sweden. and Mr.. Sewall OF Maine
as minister TO the Hawaiian Islands, bu,
although he undoubtedly made known
indirectly to the president that he would
be glad to have these gentlemen taken
care OF in such manner. he did not
make direct request for their appoint
ment
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-06-15
SOMETHING TO KNOW.

II may be worth something to know
that the very best medicine for restor-
ing the tired out nervous system to a
healthy vigor is Electric Bitters. This
medicine is purely vegetable, acts by
giving tone to the nerve centres in the
stomach, gently stimulates the Liver and
Kidneys, and aids these organs in
throwing off impurities in the blood.
Electric Bitters improves the appetite,
aids digestion, and is pronounced by
those who have tried it as the very best
blood purifier and nerve tonic. Try it.
Sold for soc or s1.00 per bottle at Geo.
Van Werden's Pharmacy, 32s N. Main
street, and G. Gehring's drug store at
northeast corner Of Topeka and Doug
las avenues.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-06-15

127 tons OF pig iron, 3.s19. .096 tons Of bess-
mer- steel ingots. 1.2ss. 200 tons Of OPEN
hearth steel and 5,2S1,sSS tons Of steel
OF all kinds. and rolled in all 5.5l5.SH
tons of finished iron and steel. including
rails. There were also shipped in the
same year 9,ef6,03 gross tons Of Lake
Superior iron ore and 5.11. .602 net tons
Of Cor1ellsviIle coke.
These figures will show material de-
crease as compared with the correspond
ing items OF production in 1895.
The foreign value of all the iron and
steel manufacturers imported into the
United States in 1896 was $19,506, 5s7. a
decrease OF s6.2s5, $40. The e xports OF
iron and steel from the United States
fo- the same period amounted to $4S,-
6c,2iS, an increase OF $13, ,59S. .655.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-06-15
THE GRANDESr 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 bot
ties For past three years has been at
tending to business, and says Dr. Kings
New Discovery is the grandest remedy
ever made, as it has done so much for
him and also for others in his COM
munity. DR.. Kings New Discovery is
guaranteed for Coughs, Colds and Con-
sumption. 1t don't fail Trial bottles
free at Geo. Van Werden's Pharmacy.
SeS N. Main street, and C. Gehrings
drug etore, northeast corner Topeka ana
Douglas avenues
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-06-15
CREMATION AND BURIAL
COmuined In New Method for Disposin
OF the Dead.


New York. June 1.-THE sanitary COM
mittee OF the health board has approved
the plans OF the new Mauso!ern COM
papy for the establishment Of a sanitary
n,ausoieum near High Bridge. TO have a
capacity of from 10000 to 10000 bodies. II
IL proposed to entom5 the dead IN ce-
ment receptacles. The bodies are to be
exposed for several months to a current
of air made chemically pure by passing
# over sulphuric acid, the air to be puri-
fed afterward by fire. When the body Is
thoroughly dessicated the receptacles is
10 be made air-tight. The sanitary COM
mittee believes that the new method is
emlnently sanitary. The mausoleum Is
to be 270 feet .ong. Is feet deep and
three stories high. The sepulchres will
be Of solid concrete four inches thick.
without seam or joint. A portion Of the
proposed mausoleum win be arranged for
families. with separate compartments.
There will be absolute security against
grave robbery.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-06-15

nearly every day. For example, west
ern congressman received the following
letter recently:
81 suppose there win be several appli-
cants for the postoffice. and / think that
change should be made at once.
have nothing to say against the present
incumbent, and 10 charges to MAKE
against her, but she Is q woman. and
women are not competent to hold such
Offices. and, besides. she is one OF the
bitteres. Democrats in the country. She
talked and worked for Bryan as hard
as she could, and made herself very Of
fensive TO the Republican patrons OF the
Office. and particularly TO old soldiers
like myself. wio fougat four years TO
preserve the Union. I would ike the
cfTics myself, for II am appoir:ed can
help you a good deal in a political way.
But do not want to get up petition.
because the present incumbent IS NO.
man. and people would not care to sign
a paper against her. I rely on your
friendship for me ard my ability 20
serve you. in the next campaign. Please
act at once without saying anything 10
anybody about it"
The congressman went TO the postot-
nee department. and suggested a change
in this Office. fling the letter above QUOT
ed as good reason therefor But. as
the commission of the present incumbent
did not expire for more than year.
Mr.. Bristow instructed special agent.
who happened 10 be in that neighbor-
hood, 10 run down quietly ana make an
Investigation. His report caused a
great deal OF amusement, for he found
that the postnla s.er was none other than
the wife OF the man who made the COM
PLANT, and that, fearing the office
might go on. of the family. he made the
charges against her, and endeavored 20
secure the place himself. The Office IS
worth about $3.50 a year. and is even
more valuable because il draws a large
umount of trade to the country store in
n ntcn II is located
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-06-15
IMPORTANT RAILWAY MEETINGS.
OF Nooon. Western rs.sesEsr ssd Joint
Trsr,e People

Indianapolis. nj. June ia-The c.r-c-
..1-s and stockholders u he Chicago. Ta-
cisnapotls sos LozssYiiis Railway CON-
p-ay Che Nonon) - . meeting 5~-e To-
day authorized Ire f!inz q refuniin ns
mortgage On sAe property ef c5s oozs-
pzny N tavo- a .ae Cea;-zl Tru-s COM
pany. of New York. . secure al sssze
0S So. ~. 800 bo1tS James xnrso-ck is
r1sds -rus.es TIE bcnds 70 take % or
retaaf fS@ss booSs TiT hecozre doe Jsfy
I. Iss7. sn3 bear ia;sres; from TaiT !.
1881. .: Ter ce5.. io.erx-s yayza.s ia
gsi4 s<ans-sn11siiT. Tne rzR.zy sys-
tezs. according . n rn0rzrzKs. is pre-
;szaziy sod % fae Central Tr-ss: oo.n-
7s7y- TIE property covered - ne
mirage incsSssz al fse N-ss q re
rsf.Szy sri e1s3 - ;hoo.z-si saar-s q
fae ca5.tsi SIX o, iae q czSo s-s
Wext.-1 ini-zns EziixAy osSSanT. &c
tee pap valve . $40 each. ard s.so5
<azr~s % fas CAPITA SOCK q ras Be-.
RaEEsy cszssssy of cascag5. \: .5e 34s
ysi5e % s1s1 saca
C521zss. Jsrs IA r-s~S31S O. -
executive os.-e.s Q. - ssS.s-a ss.ss
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-06-15
PACIFIC RAILWAY PATENTS
Senate Committee Decides to Take u
Their Investigation-

Their Investigation
Washington, June 1.-THE senate CON-
| mittee on Pacific railroads today decid-
ed TO investigate the issuance Of pat
ents 10 the Pacific railroads under the
Pettigrew resolution and appointed Sens
tors Foraker. Stewart and Harris OF
Kansas a subcommittee for that pur-
pose. Following is the resolution:
That a committee OF FIVE senators
shall be appointed by the vice president
whose duty II shall be 70 investigate The
Issue OF patents for lands ot the United
States 20 the Pacific railways ard 70 the
Oregon Railway and Navigation com
pany. Said committee shall investigate
the amount due 20 the sinking fund ot
he Union and Southern roads on ac-
count of subsidies paid the Pacific Nail
Steamship company by sald roads and
said roads and charged 70 the operating
expenses Said committee shah have
power 20 send for persons and papers.
20 administer o3rhs and 20 examine wit
nesses under oath touching matters
which they are hereby empowered %
investigate. and may bold their sessions
during the recess OF tho senate ani may
appoint a clerg for said committee and
the necessary and proper expenses in
CURED in the execution os this orser
shall he paid ou. o, ne c1ntingent f1nd
OF the senate upon vouchers approved
by the chairman of ear Committee. en5
the powers OF ssd committee may Be
exercised ~ any sa5-ccinGa!i;se ot thelr
ngmoer"
The committee slso considered n,
some lelCah re resolution os Senator
Harris o: Kansas. declaring 3; ~ ae The
seaSe Q: tas senate that The secrstsry
OF re treasury s1ogId clear off n. pr
anlog7: liens on ne Pacific railxsyE.
10 action was taken or tsis report
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-06-15
COMING LOCAL EVENTS.

TIE W. c. T. U. will meet at 2:3C
o'clock this Quesday) afternoon. The
annual election of directors will take
place. 1t is important that all should
be present. Clara G. Deem, secretary.
There will be meeting of the Wich-
ita Wheelmen tonight at the Elite. I'm
portant business
Recently a woman in New York City.
who went into store 10 buy a well
known medicine. was persuaded to take
something Just as good" She took il
and died from the effects of it. 4 suit
for damages is pending
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-06-15
BACK TAX TROUBLE
CITY CLAIMS $4,000 DUE FROM
THE COUNTY.
Session Law of 1895 Leads to Some Divi-
sion Determinations Against Which the
County VIII demonstrate After u Fur
ther Invest'gation-SIr. Guthrie, Mr.
Dorsey and w. A. Smith Have Gone
Over the Books-Mr. Guthrie Makes it
S3S,OOO-Mr. smith and Mr.. Dorsey
Make It 100.

1.-THE county treasurer shall, on Janua-
~ 15, April 15, July Is. and October Is,
(or oftener if required by the city cour>
ciI,) pay over to the city treasurer all
moneys and evidence Of Indebtedness
collected for and payable 10 any city of
the first class, its portion of penalties
and interest"
This provision Of the session laws Of
's5 is causing some little difference of
calculation between Wichita and Sedg-
w.ck county Last summer the city au-
thorities put in the claim that there
were large amounts OF general county
tax proportions that had never been turn
ed over TO the city. and Mr. r. E.
Guthrie was employed to go over the
books He computed that there
were Of general tax collections, penal
ties and interest on delinquent claims
due the city about $38000. Following
this, Mr.. Dorsey and Mr.. VIM. A. Smith
were employed by the county 70 go
through the same work. These gentle
men found that after de1ucting some
$4,000 that the citv had anticipated on
delinquent taxes seven or eight years
ago, and that had never been paid as
yet, there were only about $500 due the
city treasury. The present commission
ers are of the opinion that if the city
shall be entitled 10 its proportion of the
profits accruing from penalties and in
ferest on back taxes ii also ought 70
bear an equitable share Of rebates. that
Is OF whatever discounts are made for
entire cash payments OF taxes in Janu-
ary This amounts 70 $500 per hundred,
or aer cent. and is a loss to the coun-
ty, and these losses the commissioners
maintain ought TO be borne in proper
ton by the city If the profits are dis
tributed. The law, however, does not
provide for this and on that account
t is being fought over the state on the
ground that it is unconstitutional. A
suit is now pending in Atchison where
in the county of Atchison is standing
against the city to decide this point
Cities Of the first class over the state are
helping Atchison and the county is also ,
receiving outside help, and a test case
will be made OF it.
Until that case is settled the Seig-
wick county commissioners will proba-
bly, make no definite disposal of the mat
ter here, claiming that If the city should
be required to bear this count proper
tions the county would owe the city
nothing.
Pending decision Of the Atctison coun-
ty suit, the commissioners will make |
further Investigation of the city and |
county treasurer's books
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-06-15

ily in the loss of their beloved daugh-
ter.
Resolved, That while sadness and sor-
row pervade the home where so recently
all was happiness, but the absence of the
sweet voice recalls the fact that Deaths
messenger has been there and plucked
the flower, whose very presence was the
inspiration of his life.
Resolved, That a copy Of these resolu-
tions be sert to the bereaved family and
a copy to each Of the daily papers for
publication.
WILL BEATTY,
]. c. CASEY,
W. H COOKE,
Committee
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-06-15
PRINCE LUIGI IN SEATTLE
En- Route to Sitkx and Thence to Scale Mt.
ST. Elias.

Seattle, Wash, June 12.-Prince Luigui
Amadio Of Savoy, who intends to make
the ascent OF Mount st. Elias. has ar
rived here. He will sail for the north on
the Topeka Sunday morning. AT Sitka
ne viii meet the advance arty under the
charge Of Major z. c. Ingraham which
left here several days ago on the char
tered yacht Aggie. From Sitka the par
~ will go ON the yacht to Yukatat bay.
where the start of the ascent will be
made.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-06-15
Card of Coincidence

Wichita Council, No. 50. L. c. T, has
passed the following resolutions on the
death Of Rena Belle Brooks:
.>Whereas. The Supreme Ruler OF the
Universe. in His infinite wisdom and
power. has seen fl; 70 remove from our
midst the beloved daughter Of our wor-
thy brother, F. B. Brooks
Resolved. That the members of wich-
ita Courcil No, 80, do sincerely sympa-
zhize with the bereavAd brother and fam
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-06-15
IRON AND STEEL FOR TIE YEAR
frodcction Of Raw and Finished Materials
and Present Conditions Given.

Philadelphia, June Thames "
Swank, general manager OF the Ameri-
can Iron and Steel association. has issu-
ed his annual repor. sor 1885. The re-
port contains complete statistics OF the
iroa and steel industries OF he United
States for 1886 and review ot their pres
ent condition: also statistics OF the iron
and steel industries OF foreign countries
in pas; years
II 1896 the United States made $685.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-06-15
Real estate Trausferx

FURNISHED by the Wichita Abstract
and Land Company. II. NJ. Dubois, abb
stractor)
Joseph Levers, qcd., Sc or sec 26
-'-ie .----- A---.-.-.- ...--- 81
Lulu G. Noble, wd., lots 159 and 161
Lawrence avenue, city ........... 500
Alfred Crebbin. wd.. sw or sec &c.
l. w. Fogenitz. wd., lots 90 to 81
even Lulu avenue Strong's sub. Of
lot 4. Schweiter's Cd add .. 500
Fred Jecke, wd.. lots q and 2S blk
III, Andale --.... ......-...-...- %
Presbyterian Board OF Relief for
Ministers, etc. wd., LOT 20 and hf
% Topeka avenue. Mead's add. $50
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-06-15
WANTS TO DEAL ALL THE TIME
Its Suits william to Dissolve the Defense
d,ou,ynisS5op

Berlin. June 12.-Great amazement has
been caused by the fact that the empec-
or. in cabinet order. has dissolved the
| national defense commission. an i'm
portant military body created thirty
years ago by mis- grandfather. and OF
| which Field Marshal Won Moltke was
the head at the time OF his death. He
was succeeded by Prince AIb-echt Of
Prussia His majesty's motive was sup
posed 70 be 70 set rid OF the irzsome con-
troll OF his plans for the new fortidca-
ti0ns or his alterations OF The existing
ones, which required. until recently. the
decision OF the commission.
At musicale soiree d; the palace OF
Potsiam on Friday. all the guests ap-
peared in theu inform or in the court
costume Of 1921. the year OF the birth OF
Emperor William /. in honor OF whose
betro;hal. seventy years ago. The fete
was given. A new wedding march, The
emperor. were given. and a chorus OF
children from tAe cathedral took pa.,
in IL
II is now said that Emperor William
himself desires 70 reform the secret po-
h;ical police and change the system q
intercourse between the cabinet minis
ters and the press.
This may be due 70 he fact that the
revelations Of the Won TauscA trial are
still being busily discussed and he na-
tional Liberals have decided 70 question
.he government in the diet on the steps
by which /; Is Intended 20 improve The
police system. Il also appears that Ton
TEusch Is no; Yet cut Of danger. 7, Is
fairly certain that he viii De tried for
treason. respecting his reported utter
ances about the e.lpe-o-'s health
Don't hesitate 10 kick when a smooth
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-06-15

The donkey who stole the lions skin
made the first experiment in substitu-
ton. His successors Will fare no better
II every buyer of goods is on the ever
lasting lookout for fra uds and limitations