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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-05-05

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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-05-05
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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-05-05
OZARK SALOON

Sporting Headquarters-Best of Wines
Liquors and Cigars. Sharp steam beer
on draugh. Corner OF Carson and
econd street.
Fl. \. BLACKIE, Prop
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-04-22

Sage unb nod fdlimmere Nd4ts, no
bic Grinneruna an bic I9one Imeritdf
nerin nit unIagbarer 8itterteit in
Raouts Seraen emporipdllfe. Sn iols
den @uaenbliden Dar ct mdn6mai auf
bem puntis, nd9 Yaris gu ellen, nm.
ipsm mDgli6, etpas iiber Wliriam IN
@rfabrung gu 5rnssn. 4ber er beiab
Rraft senus, bisiem 8srlunsen gu ipis
beriteben. Seine efte 3iinitlsrliebe
fir ieine 9lrbeit ;sttefe i'm. bic gelegs
nete, beilise as:benI Idaft fir pas
SG6ne, Srbabens. Reine. Sc msbr
3eit babinI9lpano, I'm 10 lei9tsr ipurs
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bariiber ipuab,rts, sab er iemals 10
fbDridbt, 70 pabaiinnia battle iein tons
men, Uatriam Sanlforb Fir etipas
unbrss au baItsn. als fir elm nollenost
If6nes @sI9Spf, ba5u gel9difsn, BON
allen Wdlern bsipunfert gu peroen -
aber aus Iider.r gntfernung.
goh Teiner Intitnft in 2ormois mar
Rapul muir eiumaf in Paris geipelen,
um ben rSalun" su beiudsn. Sein
Bib s>ite .insn etrpas beheren plub
srbaltsn, aber pis9unitfritifer iprahen
fait gar nidt baiiiber. &dOul mar
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srtennung finben piirOe. Raoul pnbs
te, bab er Salent bate, uno Salsnt
bridt ii4 frii9er ober fpdtsr INNER
8dbn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-04-22
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Sier f6relbt Mamd, buB fe auf 9eiu9
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peIenbtit m.ine gtrbstten iibsr Die Sons
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-04-22
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Iibenber: .Sabsn sic ionit nod etipas
3u Ssbrsr @ertbsibisune binSa5ufi'
genf" 2lngttluster: ~Rein. Serr
0rdFbent; msin 9elpihen bat MID
bereits slGnoeub frsiseiproasn unh
m06te i'd sic nur bitten. ii9 BEN sss
fGnist auiaIisbsu gu pollsu.'
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-09-23
PRoHIBs THEATER WAR
II the City OF Topeka Is Run Wide Open
Carnival Week.

Topeka. Kan. Sept. 22.-Tcpeka is
preparing for war next week, as we'll as
for the fall festival. The temperance
element has served notice that the town
must be dry during the week, and
this element proposes to see that it is
kept dry" if II has to fight for it. A
local committee charge with seeing that
the prohibitoly law is enforced here will
have about 200 deputy constables sworn
III for duty for the entire week, and a
determined effort will be made to pre-
vent the sale of liquor and the opera
lion OF gambling houses. Every time
d joint or gambling house is discovered
open, il will be raided. The whisky ele-
men; is equally determined to run
wide open" that week. and trouble is
cxpected.
1T would not surprise me to see a
bloody battle al the fair grounds" said
Editor Steve, OF the Fulcrum, a redhot
prohibition paper, today. I'VE don't
propose 70 have constitutional law
trampled under foot, as II has roeen on
the occasion OF every big gathering here
in recent years. The temperance people
have made up their minds to prevent
the fragrant and open violation Of law
next week. and some Of them are ready
u spill blood, If necessary. to carry the
point. Kansas started the civil war.
and who knows but what battle here
next week between law and order on
one side. and lawlessneSs on the other.
would stir the law-abiding people Of this
nation up and result; in a rebellion which
would down the whisky traffic altogeth-
cr?"
Governor Leedy and mis- Topeka chief
of police are having daily conferences
over the mater. The Pops want Leedy
70 keep hands off. They desire an
"opeT." town, and say that the police
viii have it's hands fun watching out
for pickpocksts and criminals Of tha,
c,ass. But the temperance element in
sists that the governor instruct his po-
lice force to join in the movement tc
suppress the joints and gamblers. If ne
has made up his mind what he proposes
70 do ne IS not telling anybody. with the
possible exception of Chief Of Police
Steele.
II was discovered today that a secret
organization composed Of about SEQ peo-
pie here. many Of whom are bushes:
men. who desire TO have the town run
wide open Carnival week, has beer
| formed to block any steps the temper
ance element may make 20 enforce the
law. II the two elements clash, there i:
| likely 10 be trouble
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-09-23

as has been stated, and the fact that ne
had no vital informa tionto communicate
is indicated by his visit TO the golf links.
Il Is no: expected that any answer from
Spain, If formal answer is made now
or later, will come through the authori-
ties here, but that il will be communi-
Gated TO Minister Woodford direct
STANDS BY THE CHURCH.
Madrid. Sept. 22.-The cabinet met To-
night TO receive the resignation OF Senior
Reverter the Spanish minister OF finance
as the queen regent has refused TO sign
his DEGREES since he was excommunicai-
ed by the bishop Of Majorca for. IL is
claimed, taking possession of the treas
ury Of church in the bishops diocese.
wEYLE;R ON THE DEFENSIVE.
Madrid, Sept 22-The government has
received the following dispatch from
Captain General Weyler:
THE New York story OF the capture Of
Managua "a town about three miles from
Havana) is untrue. l am in constant
communica, ton with Managua, which is
well defended"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-09-23

worth was named FOR judge. and Judge
]. S. Crawford % West Point, and Hon
CRADLE ]. Sterling Morton OF Nebraska
City, for regents
The platform adopted re-affirms the
indianapolis declaration as ''the true ex-
position of Democratic teaching in re-
spect 70 finance"
1t goes on:
I've condemn the hypocrisy and dou-
bic dealing OF the Republican party in
keeping a trinity OF proselyeters abroad
pretending 70 solicit foreign govern
ments to embark in the free coinage OF
solver, when IL Is known that the en-
tire drift and tendency OF all CONNER
cial nations Is toward an universal gold
standard as a measure Of values. with
limited coinage o. silver on gold basis
under suitable safeguards OF aw-the
only manner in mich both metals can
he kept in concurrent circulation among
the people
Tariff for revenue only is endorses
and the country is congratulated on the
waning OF 1.-The silver vagary.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-09-23
MONETARY COMMISSION
Holds Its Opening Se-sioa aud Appoints
some Committees

Washington, Sept. 22.-The monetary
commission appointed under the autor-
ity of the indianapolis sound money con-
vention held its opening session az the
Arlington hotel in this city today.
All me members OF the commission ex-
ceut Stuyvesant Fish Of New York and
l.. A. Garnet OF San Francisco We're
present. The afternoon meeting was de-
voted to preliminary discussion Of the
scope OF the inves:iga ton and the
methods - be pursued. Ex-senator Ed
rnunds vds chosen 10 preside over tie
deiibera tons Of the committee. and Ny.
c.. F.. Leighton Of St. Louis was elected
vice chairman.
A special commission consisting of
Mess-s. Leighton. Patterson and Fair
child was appointed for the purpose OF
considering the question of what expert
help the commission may need IN the
prosecution OF i.s work and Of suggest
ing methods - be followed IN disposlng
e the questions presented. This COM
mitree will recommend that two expert
secretaries be appointed 10 coIaie IN
proper form the suggestions that nave
h-en received for reference 70 the APP
p-oprIate committees. The persons 10
De recommended are Messrs. l.. Carroll
Root q New York and M. II. Parker
Willis OF Chicago.
The appointment OF three general
committees win also be recommended
viz: on gold and currency; on United
States currency. and on the banking
question. n which the suggestions re-
ceivei Will be referred
Hon. II. H Kohlsaat and George F'ot-
ter Peabody. who are members o. me
Indianapolis executive committee which
appointed the commission. are sitting
with the members OF the general BODY
in the preliminary stages q its work.
Tonight the commission agreed 70 the
selection OF Messrs. Root and Wills as
collating secretaries. Nothing else was
accomplished.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-09-23
BORDER MEN CAN FIGHT
They Prove Their Proves Before tn,
Guns of Camp NawsgaL

Peshawur. Sept. pa dispatch from
Lakarai says TIA; the attack which the
Haddsh Mullah made al o'clock On
Monday evening with a large and well
organized force OF insurgent tribasmen
on Camp Nawagai. where General Bin
den Blood is in command. was marked
by several fierce rushes UPON tire sides
OF the British square simultaneously.
The enemy was 50 determined N the
attack that the bodies Of ne trfbesnen
We're found few yards from The muz-
zies Of ne mountain guns.
The forces Of General Blood ana Gen.
sral Files have now been combined az
Lzkarai. General Blood viii give Cen
eral Flies enc OF his origades and viii
take the other 10 support General JEFF
freys. who is having further trouble
Win the Mahmunds.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-09-23

Celestial Eotb.ehtia. FFsDsre Against ths
I., Of The 6oId -f.sdsrd

ga. Fraoc.seo. Sep;- Z--T5e steam
ss.o Ci;y q Psklnz br.1gs 80 .eloE-
srx news from Cana
:. - s.s;s1 taai 20 Ca.7ezs ave
fsrne5 a syu5iesse ani az o1yi-g in
al tie silver o5ts.n<5.e. "a anticipation
o, sac asogli5n %. t5e 80 s,za3a-1 a.
- Ozss5sr I T. ~ fsarsl tlzi ssri-
eleu. SILVER 1sag 20 -7e=,s-1 @sen
Hons XXX AIS S-lsaE,5Fs are taEsu Co.,
% cons. 3e-atasn. g 5ssrrssss al fae Eeis
c-lns ufnt~s Tae EsTe-r men. Is
sls-rs1 81 ,aas D-1ss~r- aD1 il s.siy *
20 aY--: 10 es-sst-opee SINE s1slsr
= - stop tae ez-as- g alt.ss -seF. - e
o-ss-s s7zzes- iasE > restriction sa1usd
b. p.sssI CT 80 sxs--ssts a-g1anr -
t-s eEcazsze. al .Als .A9sl5 -1g -
~ - sen 3sIg
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-09-23

would not promote the best and most
lasting prosperity to these islands ana
ell classes of people residing thereon
This report was unanimously adopt
ed by the senate.
The British cruiser ComuS arrived on
the twelfth, seventeen days from Vic
toria. B. c. She will remain here about
one month and viii then proceed home
and go out Of commission.
The japanese cruiser Naniwa left for
the Orient on the seventh. While steam
ing out of the channel she ran on sand
split, but slid off into deep water with
out sustaining any damage.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-09-23
STABBED By NEGRO
Dave tastes Killed by . Bawdy House
Hangsr.On ut Oklahoma CIV.

Guthrie. o. T.. Sept. 22.-(Specia!)-
Dave tastes, son of j. A. Eastes. who
lived in Oklahoma City several years
was killed at Shawnee Saturday night
in a bawdy house by negro.
tastes got into an alteration with the
negro VINO stabbed him and then cut his
throat tastes ran about 500 yards and
dropped dead from loss of blood. The
negro escaped and last night posse re-
ported tina. they had him surrounded on
Rock creek, a few miles east OF Shaw
nee.
Additional information regarding the
killing is ss follows:
tastes and a companion were passing
the house and were called in to settle
some trivial dispute. The negro. who
was employed at the place, interfered,
and although at no time was the dispute
sufficient 10 provoke any one, the negro
knocked down Eastes' companion, and
when tastes interfered the negro whip
ped out razor and cut another
throat from ear 10 ear. and cut another
cash almost to the heart. Eastes then
started 10 run as stated above.
1t is also reported that the negro was
caught and was hanged by mob.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-09-23
LAND OFFICE MEN NAMED
l. st of Postofhce. TO he Raised From
Ionrth 20 Third CiNss

Washington. Sept. 7.-The president
made the following appointments today:
James Hill. 20 be register % the land
office az Jackson. Miss: George r.
Matthews. 70 be receiver Of public
moneys at Jackson. Miss; carrie d.
Moore. - be register Of IN. land once
at Oregon city. ore.
The following named postoffices viii
be raised from fourth % third class on
the first ~ October. rendering necessary
the appointment OF postmaster for
sach of them by the president: New
man. Cal: Black Hawk. Col; DE Lamar.
Idaho; Berwick. Mo; Kenne;i. Mo-:
Mont; Edna. Texas.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-09-23
TOO MANY IRONS IN THE FIRE
England VIII Let khartoeu Wall Till She
Iicks the Mullah

London. Sept. EFT Is learned that no
further advance will De made al present
by the Anglo Egyptian expedition up
the Nile L i recognized tlat AZ attack
upon kha-t0um would hecessicste a
strong backing q British troops and,
owing to the troubles IN India. he war
office cannot send such force - Egypt
Sor some zine 10 come.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-09-23
LONDON BANKERs MEET
They File the Expected Protest Against
Proposed Favor to shvsr-

London. Sept. PA meeting OF the
bankers OF London. called to protest
agains, the ac,ion OF the governor o. he
Bank Of England. Mr.. Huga G smith,
Who. a. The ssml-annual meeting or the
institution last Thursday. read letter,
dated July %. addressed % the chancei-
IN ~ he 4xcae1uer. Sir Michael Hicks
Beach. In w1licn the governor announced
that the bank WAS prepared % carry ou'
what Is laid down as permissible IN -
charter. namely. % hold oae-hiiH o. ne
buiIion held against It's note issue N 49,
ve-. provided always tia; ne French
mint il again open 20 he free coinage
% silver and that ne prices a, ~nich
silver IS p-ocurab!e and sa!abie are SAL
isfac;ory. wac held a. the clearing house
today. There was .arge attenisncs 81,
-soresen. atsves q powerful interests.
Several 4 the prominent banks wee NJ;
-epresenteJ. "a. according 20 TIE state
mems O: those who participated IN the
meeting .he.r absence Eas doe 20 ne
fact ma. the heads q he banks 1nrep-
resented we're not Ia OF near London a.
The present time.
\ resolution protesting against ne
Bank % Engiands proposed action %ss
adopted. This resolution was eno71-e1
IN a le;ter = ne governor q the Bank
o.. England. watch all be presented -
him tomorr1E
The bankers who we're presen; q; 20
day's meeting we're pis1gei % secrecy IN
regard - m proceedings
Rooe-. Benson. who threatened =; ne
rscen, meeting o; me Bank az England
70 sell he bank sock = silver reserves
sere he'd. ,53k a p-5m.nenl par n ne
meeting .1dsy.
TIE protes. upon ne par O. he Lon
dep bankers "a un2fecsisais1 sHs = ne
on'y ,sinz ,a-ke5 s551t a. present. n
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-09-23
srAFrLxnaCK HOUSE BURNED
Mob at Gsiens. Kan. Wresks such Vsags.
aucr LIZ May.

Galana. Kan. Sept. e3-The notorious
Stsfleback house was burned by a mob
q midnight and every vestige % the cid
structure. where murders and crimes Of
the most diaoollcal nature were COM
mitted. was destroyed. After firing the
place the mob withdrew and watched the
Old structure burn. No IRE alarm was
turned In until the building was nearly
consumed and then no efforts were made
or the fire department TO ex,inguiSh ;he
flames. The search for the remains OF
the Siafleback family victims still goes
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-09-23
Philadelphia.

games were decidei--Caro and Marco
drew; Albin beat Bardelehen tredred).
Chsrousek and ENGLISH drew.
The game left unfinished yesterday BE-
tween B.ackourne and Alapin resulted
in draw.
The other games resulted as follows:
Waiorodt AMI Te!cRmann divided hon-
ors: Burn wen: down before Janowsk!:
Zinkl proved too good for Msiger:
Schlsch,er disposed % winaSer; Alapin
beat Coan :Tschigorin and Suechtins
drew
The s-Blackhurne game was
adjourned.
For a broken down system there IN
nothing Ike Hoods Sarsapsri!la. Try II
now.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-09-23
Gross Oufrayes

Upon the stomach and bowels are perpe-
trated by multitudes Of injudicious people
who upon experiencing the annoyance OF
constipation In a slight degree. infiltrate
their bowels with drenching evacuants.
which enfeeble the intestinal membrane 10
a serious extent, sometimes. even, super
inducing dysentery or piles. Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters is the true succecaneuT
for these nostrums, since It is a once IN
v'eorating, gentle and effectual. 1t also
banishes dyspepsia. malar.al complaints,
rheumatism and kidney troubles.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-09-23
J STERLING soRTo~ ENERGEs
Prom OsIivioa Long E,ooEh to BE Nom J.
mated For ~oDcthtnE-

OMAHA Me-. Sept = -Th.r-y-rli''
counties we're represented = ths ns;.o--
a. Democ-arsc c5nvsntl01 Sh3c5 n.e'
bsre his evening The-s szs d: one
,.o.n. - dispute ana "a; Vas s1e-her
a :s-xe. saoul5 - pax n ne ed
Hzno-sy q he state COMMITTEES Gees
= -z-,fa-f.a 6ecl1-.rz :. the sense - ~
convention taat ~ 10 nai1na- '-s2e
= fuvo.r=4 DO i.-Ges - za1s4
Aste- a Tzt5sr isng zzsSF11ais@ csozis.
-. ras vo-ea 55Na All - tscke:
usnez. Hszc.zs.s J4z<a u Hoc.-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-09-23
Get What You Want.

II you want something you want it.
and don't let any one palm off another
article on you made by a different firm.
II you go to a drug store to get soda
water you would walk out in disgust If
the druggist were TO try and sell you a
glass OF cod liver oil, but you think moth
ing of tiff you ask for certain brand of
sarsaparilla, celery compound or some
body's liver pills and the druggist sells
you another brand, saying its just as
good That's substitution. And that Is
what every legitimate tradesman in the
United States is Directing to.-Evening
Telegraph. Bucyrus. Ohio.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-09-23
sep Dat Of 1t.

II e Understood that ire naval oficer.
recently appointed by Secretary Long
% prepare plans f0- ~ erection ~ an
arm plant % ~ operated ~ ihs Unit
81 State Government are prepared -
make their report II he Government
- earn-s; IN its purpose - enter upon
n new Held % manufacture "a - open %
the s1arpeet criticism. II IL a stsp IN
the wrong direction. The Mckinley al
IN nisrra son ~ conn United % fhe 9rpts--
ton ~ ne Manufactures = TIE country.
ss Isii down IN ne q. Louis platform.
an3 affirmed by the passage y ne
Dingley TsrlT bin That - ne Rspuo-
lean policy and doctrine. That the Gov
ernmen. should enter into the business
% manufacturing AMI place i'rsit IN
competition E!-s private -5-rorst'on.
which have expended millions = ioiisv
IN the ca7at-ti~ti1n o, plants. snf dur
ing nc pas. dsDres->t fs-a1e su-~ssisi
iu merely keeping them alive ~ heavy
8ltsy. 10 Or position ma Doc vioi~nrs
@ i1e nE1is2.nz article % ne Re
publican creed. II q. 20 swift an1 yi1-
lent caanEe - policy 20 - entertain
ed % - t11r-ug1- going a p-1fscil71 is:
a. wi-aI Mckinley. - should ssy.
TIs 59veTarnent aas a.r~sdy some eE-
pe-isn-e .a ~ia.ufactg~. ~ notably arrss
and snuunls r.. chiefly ~ tie 'sc'1-is
q sprrxfe,1. F-sukfo-t. saf Rock III
ans ans il ir -lrs % saT ma - 'hs -.
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cal a-.re.1.es 90 E7g.i - f-uus % sr-
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ob,~1Br ~ t7ose p nj, AZ with rnsn1,act-
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on. = 5ess a. easaply a. ~ p-ivsis man
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may c1sIrasa1 tse.r 90 ~ Ia flIs o..
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ccgEtr.ss f- -e-1rs - --sss - t1ls IN
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-09-23

This reason thousands OF women go on suf-
ferirg untold torture rather than apply to i
physician for help. It is safe TO say that
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