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Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1898-04-30

The United States occasionally
likes a move without the aid or con-
BIT of any other nation on earth.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1898-04-30

A good joke is told on the Albany
Mo- jingoes. There has been preva-
lent for some time in the little Gen
try county town, as well as elsewhere.
an extremely bitter feeling on the
part of certain individuals against
President Mckinley for his alleged
unwarranted delay in the settlement
of the Cuban question. their patriot
ism becoming more and more fervent
each day. until finally when just as it
was about to eliminate recently in
the burning of the President in effigy,
the operator at the railroad station
sent over to the city officials what
purported to be an order from the au-
thorities to draft and hold in reaCii-
ness for immediate service in the
army every man capable of bearing
arms. with statement that transpor-
tation for moving them to the front
would be furnished forthwith. Then
il was different. Only one man in the
entire gang of howlers was willing to
enlist, and thirty minutes thereafter
not an able-bodied warrior. could be
found on the streets. The effigy bust
ness was postponed.-K. c. Journal.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1898-04-30

Spain can't see why she shouldn't
allowed to go ahead and murder
e Cubans in her own way.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1898-04-30

If some of our brethren would smear
a little more Cardui on their types, it
would be little easier on our eyes.
We hate to have to take to the spec
tacle habit yet while.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1898-04-30

Beggs' Eve Salve will cure infiamed
or weak eyes Nothing better Try
it. Jones s. Gibson.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1898-04-30
AMONG OUR EXCHANGES.

Our profoundest obesience is due to
the Graham Gem for informing the
public that we never flocked with it
during our sojourn in Hill City.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1898-04-30

tacle habit yet while.
**
The politicians of Rocks county are
trying to whip the Stockton News
into line for their home candidate on
the plea of the favorite son. If there
is one piece of political humbug more
than another that deserves the scorn
of sensible men, il is the favorite son
racket. Any old chump who hobs UP
thinks he is entitled to saddle himself
on his home delegation and mbarrass
its usefulness in a convention by ty-
ing it up with Instructions for him,
when he hasn't ghost of show for
success. And there is always the Turk
ing suspicion that such practices are
for the dirty purpose of holding up
the bonafide candidates for money to
get out of their way.
-
A rank free silver crank caught the
editor of the Herald on the street to-
day and said Lee amt any fool, is he,
if he is a Bryanite " And the man
jeered us with jeers and passed on be-
fore we could tell him that Fitzhugh
Lee Is al InOSS-DdckGU. 1IeVoIanO. Pal-
mer and Buckner gold bug.-Ottawa
Herald
~
The Wallace county Republicans
have nominated their ticket 1t is
rather early and, besides, the Spanish
war is liable to make everybody for
get that there is a county campaign
going on. But they say that to Phil
istineS, Samarians or EdomiteS dwell
in that land and that the children of
the Lord dwell in peace. My. isn't
that grand?
Volume one, number one of the
Goodland Banner lies before US. Good
enough. MessrS. Krow & Denison are
its publishers and they start out at a
fair clip. The complexion of the Ban
ner will be Republican and, as such,
it has our best wishes. The Banner
has a fair field and it is hard to see
why it shouldn't succeed in Sherman
county, which is about 'alf and alf
politically with the finest set of peo-
pie in the world. Success to the Ban
ner,
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Salt Lake City, Utah.

BEGGs MFG Co.
As a general thing / am down on all
kinds of patent medicines, but am
happily disappointed after a trial OF
Beggs' Cherry Cough Syrup among my
all throat and lung difficulties at or ce.
Jones & Gibson
II. #. OGDEN, NJ. d.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1898-04-30

For SALE BY G. I. yERBECK.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-08-12
0OO OOOOO(

ant Atwater, Assistant Engineer Jen.
kins. Ensign Bronson and Gunner
Campbell. The Spaniards were driven
back by the shells from the Amphi.
trite, Cincinnati and Leyden. Refugees
report that 100 Spaniards were killed.
The Spaniards opened with q ma.
chine gun at distance Of 800 yards.
The Leyden. Ensign Crosley command.
ing, rushed within 100 yards Of the
shore and poured l.pounders into the
Spaniards. Captain Barclay OF the
Amphitrite, used 6-pounders and the
Cincinnati 5.inch guns.
The ships landed $50 men during the
fight and reinforced the lighthouse. A
machine gun, rifles and ammunition
were left by the retreating Spaniards.
Ensign Crossley took the refugees
of a: day break and has gone to Ponce.
Our flag is still on the lighthouse, but
the forces have been withdrawn.
The Amphitrite's guns cover the
lighthouse. ready to annihilate it If our
flag is hauled down. 1t is one Of the
important lights on the island.
The Cincinnati has gone to the San
Juan blockade.
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CONSIDERS DELAY CRIMINAL

II Liberal Urges tho Government Not to
0uibbls Over tho Inevitable.
MADRID, Aug. l2.-El Liberal. mod.
crate Republican. expresses the belief
tina, President Mckinley Replied to
SPANS note with suspicious rapid.
ity."
1t adds: 1--WE accept the sacrifice.
knowing the responsibility falls upon
the government. The best course is to
avoid all useless procedure while the
diplomatists arc quibbling. 1t is use.
less to make distinctions in language
In order to reach a conclusion which is
inevitable and already known while
our blood continues to flow in Porto
Rico and Manila. During the past
three years We have sacrificed too much
blood. 1t is time to end it and this is
the only aspect Of the question that at
present can be considered. Anyway
the press is unable to discuss its other
aspects.
IAN delay in concluding an armistice
Is criminal"
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AMERICANS MOVE FORWARD.

Marching on San Juan in Several Differ
ent Co umns.
Ponce. Porto Rico, Aug. IL Gen.
eral Miles will probably leave on the
Adjuutas road in a day or two with a
troop Of the Second cavalry. Tele.
graphic communication has been estao-
hshed between his headquarters here
aud all the moving columns. but the re.
ports show that all is quiet.
General Wilson's headquarters are
now at Descala brado river.
General Wilson i'll person had made
q reconnaissance within sight of the
Spanish outposts entrenched mile
this side Of Coamo, and he estimates
that the Spaniards are 400 strong a,
that point. General Ernes,'s brigade
Of the two batteries, which Is en-.
camped here, INDUCED in target prac.
tice yesterday.
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Prcsiden VIII Ask Congress to Make
sampson aud schiey Admirals.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 1.-THE presi.
dent has determined to recommend 70
congress that Acting Rear Admiral
Sampson shall be advanced eight NUM-
bers, and Commodore Schley six mum.
bers. This will result in making each
o rear admiral, but with Commodore
Schley ranking Immediately below Ad.
miral Sampson. Captain Clark Of the
Oregon will be recommended for an
advance Of six numbers IN the captains
grade, and Lieutenant Commander
Wainwright Will go up eight numbers.
Other promotions throughout the fleet
will be recommended.
Makes Arnold Lieutenant Governor.
LARIMoRE. n. d., Aug. l2.-The
death Of Governor Briggs makes II. +.
Arnold of this city lieutenant COVER.
nor. Mr.. Arnold has been state sen.
ator ever since North Dakota has been
4 state.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-08-12
SCHWANN HAD A FIGHT.

Two American Soldiers Killed and Four.
teen Wounded Near Msyagues.
WASHINGTON. Aug. IA dispatch
has Just been received at the war dc.
partment from General Schwann. com.
manding o brigade under General
Miles in Porto Rico, saying he had an
engagement few miles from Maya.
rue2 with Spanish force in which
two Spanish officers were killed and
Lieutenant Byron was wounded in the
foot aud two privates killed and IA
wounded.
General Miles proposed to continue
his march against Mayaguez in the
morning.
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WILL ACCEPT
No Doubt Remains That the Peace
Protocol Will Soon Be
Signed.
Cabinet Considers a Condensed
Statement Of the Day.Cambon
Agreement,
Which Is Generally Regarded in
Official Circles as Salts
factory.
El Liberal Says to Quibble Over
the Inevitable Would Be
Criminal

MADRID. Aug. l2.-The queen regent
presided at the morning cabinet meet.
ing Senor Sagasta and the other min.
listers, on emerging from the palace.
explained that while they had not re.
ceived the full text Of President Nc.
kinley's reply. they had received an
announcement from the French for.
eign Office which covered the case. The
presidents answer was then being
transmitted to the Spanish govern.
ment. At the same time it is known
that the Spanish ministers are per.
fectly acquainted with the principal
points of the reply. and the ministers
are ready to accept them.
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BREAKING Up BIG CAMPS.

Fart Of tho Troops at Chick kamaugs and
Tampa TO Move.
WASHINGTON. Aug. II. : Adjutant
General Corbin has issued the follow.
ing statement:
1.-THE secretary Of war has ordere d
one division Of the First army corps
from Chattanooga to Knoxville. Tenn.
and another division Of the same corps
from Chickamauga to Lexington, ny.
a division Of the Fourth corps, now at
Tampa, has been ordered to Huntsville.
Ala. Tho Second division Of the Sec.
ond army corps. now at Manassas, Va. f..
has been ordered to Middletown, Pa
Tho advisability Of marching the
troops from Chickamauga to Knoxville
and Lexington is under consideration. I"
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REGARDED SATISFACTORY.
Spanish Onicials DO Not Object to the
Reply Of tho United states

Spanish Ohicials DO Not Object to tho
Reply Of tho United states
MADRID. Aug. II In official circles
here the reply Of the United States to
Spain in the matter Of the peace nego-
tiations is regarded as satisfactory.
Senor Sagasta. however. denies that he
authorized the French ambassador at
Washington, NJ. Cambon. as the rep.
resentative of Spain, to make changes
in the Spanish reply in regard to con.
ditions which might create difficulties
during the course OF the negotiations.
The premier added: Ii any changes
are to be made. the government itself
will make them"
The text of the reply of the United
States will not be definitely known un.
til after the coming cabinet meeting.
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=. IT, n Cause Disturbances at
rorr Yukon and Up Rive:
Points.
lr.ral Merriam Will Send a
Battery and Other Troops
to 81. Michaels
kDslj,ion Will Also Carry a
Large Quantity of Extra
Supplies.

ky FRANCISCO. Aug. l2.-The Call
serious trouble IN interior Alaska
|spprehendcI ~ the United States
rernmeu.. Food riots arc feared at
N Yuh II aud other up river points.
ow!n. ou, ot the failure OF the trans
rauyn companies u get supplies In
ere On tho prevailing low water.
Acting on instructions received from
asl!n.;9n, Major General Merriam
II quickly dispatch u battery Of artil-
fy 10 $. Micnaols. The expedition
!. a.so carry large quantity OF extra
ov.s.oa. aud supplies to relieve dis.
tss \ form .. military government
|. B. established and good order
Hn.aned N Alaska even X IL re.
fle, the service Of the soldiers and
l.e.v.
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Italy. In Response to n Request, Gives
Coiomb,n Time TO Pay.

Italy. In Response tn u Request, Gives
Coiomb,A Tine TO Pay.
WASHINGTON, Aug. l2.-By exercis.
ing the good offices of the United
States tactfullv Secretary Day probably
has succeeded III averting severe
crisis III the relations between Colom.
bia and Italy growing out Of the Ger.
ruti affair \ cablegram was received
at the department from Rome. saying
that out OF regard for the United States
tho Italian government had tclcgraphed
Admiral Candigo Mt Carthagena, Co.
lombia, to give the Colon ban govern.
meut eight months to settle with Ger.
ruti's creditors under the award Of
President Cleveland.
Colombia has not yet been heard
from in acceptance Of this proposition.
but i: Is not doubted that it Will be nc.
ccptcd.
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ALASKA GOLD OUTPUT.
rector Leach says IL VIII Not Much
l,cerd 100000.

rector Leach say. II VIII Not Much
i,cecd s5.OOO.oOO.
Gan lKANCl>eo. Aug. l2.-F. 4.
faca superintendent OF the mint in
y CITY, estimates that the gold out.
aiAe h.audlkc this year has been
=! ABOUT 25.a1o.0OO. The receipts at
mint Aere have amounted to about
'0'9Vv since the first arrival of Yu.
Pa sol a Il" weeks ago. Tho re.
tps o. tAc o'att!e assay Office has
~ ABOUT tae same. The largest sin.
Uypos.' at Tie mint was $l20. 900.
NaeA estimates that about 125O..
~ 0a't and nuggets has gone east
'Aefe Is about 81. .0oO,0 900 moro OF
Puntry.
- ,ta'oa taat the dust brought out
,.. ,"s Nofta American Trading aud
:, po' 1''oA company was shipped
and vas not included in Mr..
w. ;-os ; "'nFgs This might be posi-.
n, 4' " nI 'A's slowing, it would appea,
"'0'V'Vo2 would DO u safe and
NJ .'a'''e estimate Of tho entiro Yu.
\. vu'pnt including tho American
wei As the kioudike.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-08-12
'"oA ORE PRODUCTION.

cr.a'. Has sa.ooo.ooo Tons 70 I,s
W., since II neg.n In 1854.
Al surra" soloN' Aug. l2.-The geolog.
Be n,as My mas completed its report OF
el!ni,'gac l!vagc'lon Of iron orc throughout
bs, !, 'N states for the calendar year
! ,b,, SHOWS that the total output
as Mjpna'u p,oauet ' was i7.5is.o4e long
bst nroa nranlesota. according to tho re.
bis, stana' aueed about IS per cent OF
|au lsaa,hs second in the list. Mich.
be pas, ior 1897. rs it has done in
). seno,. sns, AS to tho Minnesota output
The or,. when printed. will say:
|sl7,sa,y,' y long tons, an increase Of
Yer lsss 'o"S ~" tons. or 80. 70 per cent
dhem,n ,'ns tons. The orc is Of the
ptwa, ass se variety. In 1889 the out.
sased in ',',a's &c., tons. which had in.
Until lss, sS,' v; to l,4Ss.oa7 tons.
oiron oro ,''' ~. Minnesota had produced
been A. oa' since that time there
ateach va,s 70 aaVance in tho states out.
fapslve year ga Between 1884 and ,ss7. M
Hlons tons 1o Total ia. product was %. osi..
s'duct was /, d Inc value Of the 1897
Cents per w -, - 'oso,o'' at tho mines or
stAe oplr pIr' shows that Wisconsin
output ior s'ase ate. that had decreased
N.Y. N.Y. The ,o,a, 49, as compared with
ss tons, av,;, n,a' output was 554, los
sease Of 81 'ns' aHa so7.4o5 long tons. q
'Seousin on,. nv,soo TONS The value Of
'u'Du' was s7ss,77o or c,.os
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-08-12
North Flour Output.

MINNEAPOLIS. Aug. l2.-According
70 The Northwestern Miller ,he -four
output last week Mt Minneapolis was
2ls,Y25 barrels, against 1928 the
preyious week and 2l6.9ao In 1897.
Superior and Duluth mills ground 33. so
barrels last week. against 2y,ooo the
previous week and 33. 2l5 III 1897.
Mills arc running stronger. owing 10
reccn, sales. Flour was IN improved
demand last week. and Minneapolis
sales approximated 325. 900 barrels.
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HAD A LIVELY FIGHT.

ar,ls Attack = Lighthouse Guarded
nv Americana and Arc Rcpulsed.
New YORK, Aug. lathe Herald
has the following from Cape San Juan.
Porto Rico, Aug. 10:
Their. was two hours fight before
day break yesterday. Eight hundred
Spaniards attempted to retake the
lighthouse, which was guarded By 40
az our sailors commanded BY Lieuten.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-08-12
GEORGE q. VEST.

bury Park. n. j.. is critically i'll. He
has been in poor health for several
months. The last few days he has been
failing rapidly. and now his condition
Is alarming. Tho physicians sum.
moncd TO his bedside give but little en-.
couragement to the stricken states.
man family and friends.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-08-12
Hot In Washington State.

SPOKANE. WASH. Aug. i2.-Wednes.
day was the hottest day ever expe.
rienced in Washington. At Nalla
Walla, all records since the establish.
ment OF the weather bureau - years
MOO were broken when the temperature
reached ll3 in the shade. Tho nearest
nnproach to this heretofore was los In
1891 and 1894 In Spokane. the maxi.
mum temperature was lo3. Pendieton
reported ll9.
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per ton. better price than was oh
tanned ut the Minnesota mines.


CHICAGO, Aug. ~. Two mortpapes
aggregating $1,000, 900, were fled dr.
ing the day with the county recorder
by Levi Z. Letter and his wife. Tho
mortgages were drawn in favor Of tho
Northwestern Mutual Life association
one being for $4,000 and the other
Tor 100000. The security given for
tho loan is IN both cases Chicago bust.
ness property. The paper is to run 10
years with interest at per cent.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-08-12
rlrse Flag Captured In Porto Rico.

WEST SUPERIOR, Wis. Aug Ia.
G. jackson OF this city has received
from Lieutenant Smith OF Company !,
Third Wisconsin regiment tho first
Spanish regimental flag captured IN
porto Rico. 1t was captured by Com
nnny /. which was first to s'eze the
Snanish barracks at Ponce, over which
the flag fioated. 1t is by l2ioot
honner and is sont homo to be pre-
served for Company !.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-08-12
VEST VERY ILL.

Nsd'csi skih Ltksiy to Avail Little IN tho
Case of the Siisaouri Statesman.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. IA special to The
Post. Dispatch says that United States
Senstor George Vest Of Missouri, now
spending the summer vacation at As.
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Sick Lat At,ll n~~r..,

WASHINGTON. Aug. IL. General
Skaters sanitary report for Aug. 8 is
as follows: Total number Of sick.
1850; total number OF fever cases
1.O4S; total number OF new cases 23s.
total number fever cases returned to
duty, 427; deaths. 10.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-08-12
National Enca mpmeut.

The Chicago. Milwaukee and ST. Paul
railway company will sell tickets 10 the
National encampment. c. 4. +. at GIN
cinnati, OHIO. September to 10. at one
regular first class fare plus -. for the
round trip.
Dewitt : Witch Haze, Sale
lures Piles. Seal Burns
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SS1DCntS. ut Knows
that his time has come. Death is only
question Of moments; but not one man i'll a
thousand realizes that when little extra
bile gets into his blood his whole system is
being poisond just a truly as If a venom
tipped arrow was sticking in his vitals.
Rattlesnakc poison is good deal quick
er than bile poison but the latter will do
Just as deadly work if it keeps on accu-
iuulating in the system. Probably two
thirds Of the cases that end in consumption
begin with "livcr complaint F" and indiges-
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II strengthens the digestive fluids and
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The experience of Mr. Val Burkard, living at
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and took two hotties Of Or. rierces GoldeA Med
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MY appetite increased wonderfully and ! have
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No household should be without relia
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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-08-12
TRACK NOTES.

The largest first day attendance in the
history of Montana racing.
Jockey Glenn was equal to more than
was requiredp of him in his ride on Tor
sida in the stake race. He was gener-
ously applauded when he plucked the
bag. The purse was made of copper-col-
ored silk, with green silk streamers, n
silver fringe.
Dame Namonia's offspring showed
we'll in the second race-New Moon first
and Negligence second.
Butler * Curran's new green pro-
gramme corresponded charmingly with
the verdure so strikingly in evidence
all around.
The Montana Hotel stake, 81, 900, Is on
the ard for tomorrow.
"Daggy'' Smith, owner of Torsida,
winner OF the Daily Stake, held auction
pools to the amount of 81, 800 for which
he paid $500 and Torsida cashed 'em for
him. Mr.. Smiths Hermanita won the
last race, and consequently Mr.. Smith
was one Of the largest winners Of the
day.
Hermanita is a full sister TO Ostler
Joe.
II University had finished first in the
hurdle race, a howl would have reached
the judges stand, for Roullier on Uni
versity cut at the last jump clearly
across the path of Lord Chesterfield.
The boys who didn't have the price
occupied seats on the decks of o cars
opposite the stand.
The bar, lunch counters and confec-
tionery stands did a picnic business.
Not a protest nor a complaint of any
kind to mar the days pleasure.
The starts were all good and some
of the finishes were hair splitters.
Jockey Sullivan won the first race
that was run. The winning riders
We're: Morgan twice, Sullivan, Powell,
Glenn and Trimlet once each.
Nervosa In the second and Col. Cody
and II. e. w. in the last were scratched.
To-day promises 10 be another lively
betting day.
And how the visitors did drink Ana
conda's boosted water
The track is heavy and needs a flood
ing.
Dutch didn't want to win. they say.
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crowded over the pole by Mcfarland.
who took second to Bald. with Free
a third and Cooper fourth, and pro-
tested the Californian to the chairman
of the racing board. The protest was
not allowed.
In the second days racing. Kimble
of Louisville did nothing, and Taylor
failed to qualify for the championship
and for the great American handicap
in the former. owing to being third in
the slowest heat and in the latter owing
to the loafing tactics which he n
other back mark men put up. Stevens
and John S. Johnson and Tom Butler
again failed to show in the races of the
day, and Cabanne did nothing.
AS a close to the great day of sport.
Harry Gibson did a. mile, paced, in
LAS 3-5, the quarter in 20 rs, half in
:53 2-5 and the three-quarters in
1:19 3-5. He was paced poorly by a
triplet and a quad.