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A C. p. & T. A. Topeka
NATIONAL ENcAMPMENT. c. A r.

Cincinnati. Ohio. September to 10
On account OF The above encsmpment
the Frisco Line will sell tickets to Cin-
cinnau and return from all stations in
Kansas. September :. ;. and S. for nan.
good for continuous passage In both dlrec-
tons. and for return leaving Cincinnati
not earlier than September and not later
than September Is An extension OF the
finaI return limit TO October .. 1895. may %
obtained BY deposit OF tickets with 4eia
agent at Cincinnati. September 70 >.
inclusive. and payment to him OF Is cents.
For further information. call on or ad-
dress II O MoRTIMORE.
City Ticke, Agent
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TRANS AiIssIssIPPI AND INTERNA
TIONAL EXPOSITION. OMAHA.
NEB.. JUNE lsT TO NOV.
fgT TEaR

NEB.. JUNE lsT 10 NOV.
1ST. 1898.
On account Of the above exposition. the
Santa Fe has authorized the following
rates:
No. Tickets on sale from June LIST 70
October 18th. inclusive. good until No
vember 18th; the rate will be 90 per cent
OF the double one way standard frai-elass
fare.
No. 2-Tickets limited TO 30 days from
date OF sale but not later than November
18th. on sale from June lat 70 Octover soth.
inclusive. at one and one-third fare for
the round trip.
For further particulars relative 70
routes. rates. connections. call on or adj
dress l. r. DELANEY. Agent.
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THE POT CALLED THE KETTLE BLACK"
BECAUSE THE HOUSEWIFE DIDN'T USE
SAP POI 10

Batteries - Cincinnati. Hawley and
PETIT; Philadelphia, Fifield and Murphy.
Umpires, Gaffney and Brown.
CLEVELAND, 6; BROOKLYN, 2.
Rochester, n. Y, Aug. 27.-The Cleve-
land and Brooklyn national league teams
played at Culver Field this afternoon, the
former winntg by a score of TO q 1t
was a beautiful game Both Cuppy and
Yeager were in fine form, but the latter
went wrong in the first inning, thereby
| losing the game Score: H q
Cleveland ...........5 0 0 01o'-6 /
Brooklyn ............0 002 90 o. 0
Batteries-Cleveland, Cuppy and Criger;
Brooklyn, Yeager and Ryan. Umpires,
Conson and Hunt. Attendance. 1900.
PITTsBURG, G; BOSTON. l.
Pittsburg, Pa, Aug. 27.-klobedanz was
easy and Pittsburg batted him all over
the field. In the first inning Bowerman
was badly spiked by Stahl and n the
seventh Gardner had finger split by a
hard-hit ball. Neither of the injured men
can play again for week or two. Attend
ance, $500 Score: RHE
Pittsburg ...........02 Of o. 2 - 10 l
Boston ..............0 0 0 0 0 0 IL
MISUNDERSTANDING Gardiner Tannehlil
and Schriver: Boston, Klobedanz and Ber-
gen. Umpires, Lynch and Andrews.
CHICAGO. 10; NEW WORK. }.
Chicago. Aug. 27.-The fielding OF the
Giants was very sloppy today, and they
were able TO get only five singles of Crit
fifth, while the Orphans pounded EeymOur
for 10 hits. three Of which were doubles
and three triples. Attendance, 1920.
Score: II z
Chicago .............oo11143o'-1o 3 ?
New York ...........0 0 O.
Battertes-Chicago. Griffith and Dono-
hue; New York. Seymour and Warner.
Umpires, Mcdonald and o'Dsy.
BALTIMORE. 6; ST. LOUIS. .
St Louis. Aug 27.-Tucker's error OF
Cross throw in the opening inning gave
the Orioles three runs IN the first inning
and the game. The Browns could not
hit McJames at opportune times. Attend
nee AGO. score: RHE
:, Louis ............0ooooo2 e-2
Baltimore ...........5 0 o. 90 0 / 10
Bat,er.es-st. Louis, sudhon and Klaa-
low: Baltimore. McJames and Clarke
Umpire Emsiie-
LOUISVILLE. 4; WASHINGTON. :
louisville. Ky. AUG. ZL-Ihe crippled
Senators gave the Colonies a close Euo
today. Decker's single ssnt n the win
/
I59o- Score; z
Louisville ........1o0ofooooI-4n
Washington .......3 Q Q 8I 0 81 O.
Bat;srtes-LouisvilIe Magee ard Kit
fridge. Washington, Kiilen and Farrell.
EMPIRES. Swartwood ard Warner
WESTERN LEAGUE A.. THAA
A. Detroit--F--St game Z
De,ro.t ..............G0 8G0006e-5 ]
Kansas CITY .....-.-eoeI163e-s /
Batser.es-Thonas and " Wilson. Gear
and 2. Wilson
Second ga-e- 2
Detroit -.............-zI oe0Ios-s
Kansas CITY ..-..-.-4ez &c s-ls p
Bz,tsrsez-Bcarn and Bueio~; Partse
ard ?. Wilson
Il Indianapolis 4
Ind po.is ........oa39 eaei s.
s., Pau .......-...o o % &c So
Bat;eriss-Fo-eran ard Kaass: Frtek-
sa- Phyls ard SPECS
A Milwaukee 2 = z
Milwaukee ..........1958ee se'-s
| Minneapolis ...-...-.ssslIsI D.. = ;
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The Ladies OF the O. A r. have ar
ranged for through train 20 Cincinnati via
Santa Fe on September 8. The round trip
Is tl92O. An excellent opportunity 70 give
your family an outing
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70 csisra6s = sesF fss Esafa 70 RssisL
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THE WEATHER



Local forecast for Wichita and vicinity;
Continued fair ard warm untl Monday.
During the past - hours the highest
temperature has been q, the lowest S..
and the mean = with clear. warm wealth
er. mostly from the south. but with a
long calm spell n the morning: normal
pressure
Thus far this mcath the average tenn
peratu-e has been =. which IS Just The
normal for the first = DAYS OF August
For The past ZEN years the average tenn
perature for the month OF August has
been -. and for the 2.th day =.
FRED. L JOHNSON. Observer.
Washington, Aug. 27.-Forecast Tor sun
day:
Enthusiastically fair; variable winds,
Oklahoma and Indian err.toFy-Fair:
ea 81 10 southeast wiads.
Indianapolis Ind. Aug. Z7.-Ex-Governor
Claude Matthews. who was stricken with
0aralys.s or Thursday, Is reported 10 he
dying a telephone message received ar
an early hour this morning from Meherry
Home. where the governor Tes. stated
that the governor would probably be dead
before DAYLIGHT
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Ottawa, Kan. September 20 Is. 1895
Camp meeting and conference Seventh
Day Adventists OF Kansas one fare for
the round trip. Dates OF sale September
g. s. ~ IS and 1s. good 10 return until
September 20.
7 u nUrANuV 49,.
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TIE AMERICAN NAVY. CUBA AND
HAWAII


A sertfolio. in ten parts. sixteen views
n each part. az the finest hAlf-tons pic
lures OF the American Navy. Cubs and
Hawaii has Just been issusd By a pub
lshinR house
The Frisco Line has made arrange
merits Far a special edition for the bsnsat
OF It's patrons. snd a specimsn copy cas-
be seen at any Of the more important
ticket ofices Single parts may Be hai
al ten cents each. and FOIL SCI one hun
dred ard sky pictures. costs bat enc
dollar Subscriptions FOR ths set may De
LEFT with the szent In view % the pFss-
en-. ercsgernent regarding Cuba these pic
lures are very timely u the agent 40
your station has not been supplied with
same, you may enclose rssnlttanes direct
10 T. I. WinCbsu. General Passenger
Agent Fzsco Line. p. Louis.
II q NIGHTMARE
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ArrENrIoN-a. A. r.

For the national encampment. @. A. r..
at Cincinnati. Ohio. the Rock Island viii
sell ucSels Sept ,. ; and 4. Al rate of
$40 % for round trap. good FOR return IN
an October 81. For particulars call at
ticket ONCE Rock Island passenger Depot
A Z. COOPER
EBEN p MAC LEOD u. T. A.
A G. p. & T. A. Wichita
Toueka
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ON MISSOURI PACIFIC RY.. AUG. usT.
Fast through train leaving wichita i.ooN
p. m. dor Omaha 70 the Kansas Day csie-
bratlon. No change OF cars: through
sleeper: arrives al Omaha next morning
at eI0 a. m Fare Tor round trip $3.50
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-08-28
Through Cars to Cincinnati.

Pullman Palace and Tourist sleepers
and free chair cars TO Cincinnati without
change. via Santa Fe Route. on September
8. 1898. Round-trip tickets cost only
$3.50.
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Electric fans are cooling. You get them
and other seasonaols articles IA santa BE
Route dining cars.
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So 60

$3.50. Omaha and Return. $50
September lot. 1ses. az tho Trans Bfissis-
sppi Exposition. a. Omaha. Neo.. Will De
celebrated as Kansas Day.
The Missouri Pacific Railway VIII run
solid tarough train from wichita 20
Omaha. consisting q Free Chair Cars and
Pullman Sleeping Cars 20 accommodate
those wishing 70 attend this celebration.
The tram viii leave wichita a. ! p. N.
August slst. and will arrive al Omaha al
$40 the next morning
The celebrated Caman's Ban3 OF -
pieces VIII accompany this train.
For further fnfor-0a Ton Or for sleep ? z
car reservations csI On OF address city
Ticket One. Missouri Pacific Railway
ia Sprth Main street. Wichita. Kansas.
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The q \ r vii meet n Cincinsasi
September $40. isis. They viii leave here
in special train va Santa Fs. September
& The roans-.rs5 fare = IS =. gania IL
aEsnt MI K1ve yos pa-slcslars-
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EXCURSIONS VIA TIE SANTA Re
ROUTE

cinesansa. oaia. SEPTEMBER . e. "a
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THROUGH TICKETs-BAGdAGE
CHECKED

Maps. Tine Tables and full information
about the Santa Re Route and Frisco
Line can be obtained from their ticket
Office at Douglas Avenue Station. which
Is open until 1910 p. m. every day. All
questions oheerfuliy answered
L IL DELANEY Awaot
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- HT-NTING - FIsHrN1.

Found o. the Colorado Midland Ran
road. Rates are very low - al paints
write for Illustrated pamphlet.
VIZ. BAILEY. . 2 4. Denver. Col
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GRAND Circmit Marness Races

Glen's Falls, n. Y, Aug. 27.-Today was
the last day OF the Grand Circuit races
here.
In the 2:24 class trotting Directum Kelly
was not asked for the btst. The 2:1O class
trottng was the best race for some
weeks. The Abbott was the favorite I'M
til the finish of the third heat, which went
to the credit of Rilman. The mare cap
tured the fourth and fift hheats and the
race. The last neat was an exciting fin
ish between Rilman, The Abbott and Dan
Cupid, Rilman winning by neck only.
The 2:30 class pacing was won easily by
Split Silk, the favorIte. The closing event
of the meet twas the 2:O5 pacing. and it
was one, two, three for Anaconda, the
favorite. Results:
20 class, trotting, purse s1,OO0-Charley
Z [won in straight heats. Time PISA,
pisa: Laurel second, Genevieve third.
The Earl and Rex Maid also started
2:24 class, trotting, purse $1,5OO-Direct-
UNI eKlly won IN straight heats. Time.
2:169t, 2:161&, 2:19I5. Lady Delmar second,
Nancy King third.
2:1O class, Erotting, purse s2,oOo-Rilman
"O4i N44-Au " AOui ~ anu A1-'1i iiS'N''' 1880
2O915, 2:13A. 2:11A. The Abbott won first
and second heats. Time, 2:l2A, 2;111k.
Copeland third Dan Cupid also started.
2:3O class pacing, purse S2,0OO-Spht Silk
won in straight heats. Time 2:11A, 2:11,
2:12l5. The Swift second, Addie d third.
Carl Brown land Klondike also started.
2:O5 class pacing. purse 81, OOO-Anaconda
won i'm straight heats. Time. 2:0S13 2:O6,
2:O62i. Bumps second. Planet third. eB-
gosh. Coleridge and Pearl Onward also
started.
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First, won by Tom Cooper Of Detroit;
second, H. B. Freeman. Portland, Ore.
Time ABB 1-5
Second heat. won by Arthur Gardiner.
Chicago; second, F. A Mcfarland, Sam
Jose Sal Time 4:44 2-5.
Third heat won by E C Bald, Buffalo;
second. jay Eaton, Elizabeth, n. ]. Time
4:44 As.
Fourth heat, won by Owen Kimble,
Louisville, Ky; second, W. A. Mar'I,
Lowell Mass. Time 4:57 1-5.
Final neat, won by E. c. Bald; second
Tom Cooper; third, H. B. Freeman;
fourth, Owen Kimble; fifth, Arthur Car
diner. Time ABS 3-5.
One mile handicap, professional: First
four in each heat to qualify for final.
First heat, won by F. A. Mcfarland,
scratch; second James Urquarhart, Rooh-
ester. Mass. 60 yards; third, f. E. Kiser,
Dayton, ONO, 30 yards; fourth, II. NJ.
Caldwell, Bosuo MO yards Time 2:05 2-5.
Second heat, won by O. S. Kimble, 20
yards; second, Barney Oldfeld, Toledo, 50
yards; third, W. e. Becker, Minneapolis.
80 yards; fourth, II. 2. Mosher, Storm
king, N Y, 40 yards. Time 2:O9 %.
Third heat, won by E. c. Bald, scratch;
second, 0. L. Stevens, Ottumwa, Ia, 20
yards; third. w. A. Martin, Lowell, Mass,
20 yards; fourth. Jay Eaton Elizabeth, n.
j., 30 Yards Time PIP.
Final heat, won by F. A. Mcfarland
scratch; second o. S. Kimble, 20 yards :;
third, w. A. Martin, 20 yards; fourth.
James Urquhart, 50 yards. Time 2:O6 S-5.
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GONG TO KANSAS CITY1
WHATS LIE I-EE

~ losiar az entire evsz.nE? Toa cA7
s2ea5 ths evening via Tour frieats =:
home AID tzks tue Rock Island train a.
Ib.n ?. n. reaching Kansas city a -
n Pullman sleeper aas ehsiT ear wats
out change A Z coofER. p. ?. a.
WIehliA E&2
EBES MCLEOD. A O p. IA.
Topeka. kan
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NIAGARA FALLS

The Rock Island Tourist Sleeper leav-
Ing Wichita az 70 O'Clock. a. m. every SAT-
ursav. arriving al Buffalo Sunday night.
Will in the future be cut out al Buffalo
for the especial benefit OF patrons who
desire 10 visit Niagara Falls The excur-
s!oas viii now leave Bunalo Mondays AZ
p m.
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EXCURSION RATES TO OMAHA Ac-
COUNT OF THE TRANS-AISSIS-
sIPPI INTERNATIONAL Ex-
POSITION.

POSITION.
The Missouri Pacific Railway Offers two
classes OF tickets:
No Tickets on sale from June l to
October Is. good until November Is tor re-
turn. al rate OF Sl5-28.
No. tickets Hmitsd to % days from
aate OF sale for return. but not later than
Nov. 18Th. 1888. viii De sod on all dates
from, June Isl 10 Oct 18th al rate OF -.
E e. BLECKLEY, P. and 7. A.
ia " Main St
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The woman's Relief Corps VIII 20 20
Cincinnati VIA Santa Yes special through
train. which vii Fave here on September
5. RouHd-tElD ticket from here cssts oa.y
gssl
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Manly Strength
Without Drugs

8 more
mil men who back
in
medicines troubles disappointment
without
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.oz : Eszn - e1ezs as poEyssr = co.n.
49, ~ tzr ~ hs ca is 3 gzoTAo..i. Lax
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WILLIAMS MANEUvERs.

The maneuyers to commence on Sep
TENDER will be under the personal direc-
ton Of Emperor William. They wall in
clude, it is reported, interesting and COM
prehensive experiments with pigeons.
Among the airships will be one of abso-
lutely new type. During a certain stage
of the maneuvers the emperor will assume
personally the chief command. His mill
tary suite will include General Won Hank,
General Won Pressin and General Won
ScheN
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where yos 70 ard wnez- tbs Peck Ial2-i
service - always tia best Lev rates.
fast t1zzs Ai.d csssrieSazs t~eatEsnL
A 2 COOPER . p A.
EBFS MCLEOD. A G. p & = r..
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AS A GASDS BELL
England VIII Take Any Fur
Their FooliShneSS
ON THE PART OF CHINA
Perfectly Friendly Spirit" at
St. Petersburg.

London, Aug. N.-An authoritative con-
frmation has been received from Pekin
to the Daily Mail this morning ssser tEg
that the relations between Tsung Ii va
men and Sir Claude Macdonald. the
British minister to China, are strained
to the point of a rupture and that Sir
Claude has inumated that Great Britain
will regard as casus belh any failure
on the part of China to observe her
wishes. hey say that the situation be-
tween Great Britain and China is acute,
Sir Claude Macdonald strenuously in
sisting that China shall observe her en-
gagement with British syndicates and
demanding satisfactory explanations
with regard to the Pekin-Hankow rail-
way. II necessary, the British squadron
now assembled at Wei Hal Wei will sup
port the British minister's demands.
Meanwhile the negotiations that are be-
ing conducted by Sir Charles Scott, the
British ambassador to st. Petersburg, to
define the respective British and Russian
spheres Of influence are proceeding in
perfectly friendly spirit
GERMANY Is INTERESTED.
Berlin, Aug. 2.-Much interest is dis
played in the outcome of ,the far eastern
contest. The opinion OF the renowned
Austrian Onentalist NJ Vanberry, in
Vienna magazine, meets with some sup
port. He believes that all the advantages
Russia has gained in China can only BEN
eft in the remote future, when Russian
industry and commerce become able to
compete with British.
Such a despoucalIy governed people"
he says, cannot develop rapidly; WHILE
on the other hand, the Chinese are awak-
enTg and their Anglo-American school
ing is creating desire for development
Should England Join her interests with
those of America and Japan she would
gain her ends, despite Port Arthur, Rus
sian railways and banks"
GERMAN SHIPYARDS ACTIVE.
There is unusual activity i'm the ship
yards at tie, Stettin, Elbing and Ham
burg. The government has placed
number of orders among them, includ-
ing commissions for six big torpedo boat
destroyers, of 80 knots speed, TO be ready
for service early next year. In addition
there are orders from Russia, Spain, Bra
I'll and Argentine Republic. 1t is SURF
Gus fact that the government has ordered
the Vulcan ship-building works to pay
duty of 261, 900 marks on the floating dock
built in England, although the company
cites against the ruling the provision Of
tn, Conan tariff law which declares
III Vt essels are free of duty.
1t is anror need that the navy depart
ment has secured "for technical pur-
poses 1900 photographs of the new cruis-
er Hertawfhen, travelling at the speed of
10 knots The photographs were taken in
a few minutes by new instrument, the
cosmograph.
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AMERICAN CAPITAL READY.

Shang Hal, Aug. 27.-Yung Wing, an
American citizen who holds a concession
from the Tsunk Ii amen for the Tien Tsin
Ching Kiang railway. says he has secur-
ed ian offer from an influential American
firm of capital sufficient to work his con-
cession. The Germans are willing to
ioin IN the work if the line pass through
Tin Shan.
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TAKE ia ssIaso - FAciFic.

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Aug IS
Sep. 5-I2
Fer th4 above The Frisco VIII SCI tickets
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RELIABILITY

All OF which are possessed BY DR.. Terrffk
and are necessary for the successful anf
satisfactory treatment OF any disease
NERVOUS DEBILITY . and all Of its.s:
OF YOUNG, MIDDLE-AGED and ON
Men. The awful effects OF neglected Of
Improperly treated cases. causing drains
weakness OF the body and brain, cizziness
failing memory. lack OF energy and coma.
dence, pains IN the back, loins and kIt.
neys, and many other distressing syInp-
toms, uniting one for study business or
enjoyment of life. Doctor Tsrriu can
cure you, no matter who or what has
failed
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Nervous, Chronic
and Special Diseases

In seeking treatment the following quai
incations should be taken into considers
tion: Ability, experience, skill and al ss
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