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The herald., 1898-10-21
The Republicans ak they had mortgage the Afro
California What has the Republican party

The Republicans ak they had mortgage the Afro
American vote of California What has the Republican party
done for the colored to warrant
AFRO this proprietary assumption? At the time
AMERICAN of the emancipation proclamation neither
SENSE President Lincoln any Republican
leader for moment thought of it
political inspired by desire
to strike decisive blow at the 1t also stroke in
the of humanity like warfare for the freedom
Cuba the act of the president of the United States
partisan and the idea of dragging into politics
thought until after the termination of the civil
The political usefulness of the emancipation proclamation
apparent when horde of Republican
the south and used the levers with which
hoist themselves ntooce Ever since then the Republican
leaders have brazeny treated the voter if he
part and parcel of the partys assets
Let it not be forgotten that in the state of California which
Republican party has always claimed by right
heritance the constitutional amendment giving equal rights
coored people, rejected although it ratified by thirty
All the Democratic states voted ratify the
except Delaware Kentucky Maryland and New Jersey
If the Republican party has such it pre+ends to
to the Afro-American vote Of California let it show
what foundation the claim rests
The herald., 1898-10-21

We imagine that General Miles speech in Chicago caused
slight degree of uneasiness in certain eminent
query that sounds like administration conundm: Shall
national and municipal affairs be contaminated by
cenary influence partisan personal considerations"
There are million Americans gavey consider
ing that point approach the sth day OF November.
The herald., 1898-10-21

Persons who have thought of emigatng to Cuba the
hope getting Havana cigars at two for Nickel
thing coespondngy pleasant would do well to pause
once Cuban advices learn that the country
daily grows poorer the and tobacco crops
business is absolutely stagnant."
The herald., 1898-10-21
THE PUBLIC PULSE

rThs Herald under this heading prints
but does not assume re-
gponsibility for the sentiments expressed.
are requested to cultivate
orevtty, 80 far az IL consistent with the
proper expression Of their views.1
The herald., 1898-10-21

In formal of establishing possession Porto the
United States gets something substantial immediate
set the cost of the The island is good piece prop
erty and there is probably no flaw in the title.
The herald., 1898-10-21

When the inventory of Hawaiian property taken the
item eproy have been overlooked 1t attracted
attention now however, and to be taken by our
state health board to prevent its introduction into California
The herald., 1898-10-21

She Got Tin tho Neck From Sister
Little Birdie (nestling up to him)-Tell
me how rich you are, will you?
Mr.. Dashing (good-humoredly)- hardly
know myself. Why do you ask!
Little Brdie-Well, sister said she'd give
dollar to know, and thought might geS
it.-Pittsburg Bulletin.
The herald., 1898-10-21

Probably Sent Message Collect, Too
.They tell me Firely is great buffer"
''The best that ever came over. He no
sooner heard the peace rumors than he
telegraphed on to Washington, begging
them not to stop the war until he could get
to the front" t."-Detroit Free Press.
The herald., 1898-10-21

A Regular Veteran, Eth, Blancher
Papa-My child, if should die pennilesA
are you well prepared to fight your way in
the battle of life?
Blanche-I think 70, father; I've been
thEeueh .&hree<ngaesments alyua1Y.- -1xue&'
The herald., 1898-10-21

The news be authoritative absorption
Joaquin Valley railway by the Santa Fe This
teprse of the signs of the times that speak
industrial activity in California.
The herald., 1898-10-21

1t is high for the American people to when it
comes of great trust aiming directly
the fifty million dollar collar trust reported
to he forming in Troy.
The herald., 1898-10-21

combination of all the manufacturers of elevators in the
United States announced assured thing Thank heaven
trust monopoize that business all the way up.
The herald., 1898-10-21

the eight years the expenses of the state printing
Office constantly rsen while the efficiency the
steadily diminished 1t appears to be of "Too Much
Johnston
The herald., 1898-10-21

In Cleveland Senator Hannas home the United States
cult court has just made important ruling relative to tn
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-08
SHIPPERS AND NOTES

Charles FIiIle5richt of Peck was on the
market for the second time this week.
with = car load of heavy hogs of fair
grade, which sold early TO Doid at the top
OF he bulk for the day
Elliott & Son of Wilmot were shippers
Of very fair medium weight hogs, which
were the first TO cross the scales, and
took bulk top price They were hogs
which. though not 50 heavy, showed good
feeding
L. B. NIorIedge & Co, of P0nca City.
were in with a car Of very fair medium
heavy hogs, which were early sold to Dold
a. the top of the bulk.
Fremont Boyle S5 Co. OF Kremlin. o. T.
we're on the market late in the day with
a car of medium light hogs. which sold
on the close at the stiffest bulk price.
The roads doing the hauling yesterday
were. Rock Island, .; and ! from the
Santa Fe and from the Frisco
The daily comparisons were as follows:
Yesterday. tops. So. IS; bulk. S-$5G3 IS; av-
eraSe weight. 24l; receipts. 420. For the
day before. tops. $S.S5; bulk. $3.25QS.35;
average weight 215: receipts. 212 For the
same day last week; tops, $3.50; bulk, IS. 20
@S.5o; average weight, 223; receipts AS.
Other markets yesterday were as fol-
lows: Chicago estimated 22.00 hogs. re
ceived that number. with loS34 left over
y
bulletins from there were that the mar
ket was fairly active firm 70 cents
higher. The last reports at the close were
as follows: There was a decidedly bet
ter demand for hogs and prices ruled
stronger to a nickel higher for desirable
offerings. Common packing hogs again
sold badly. the best demand beng for
good butcherinE lots Kansas C1ty reCeiv-
ed Gas hogs. against 600 the day be-
fore and the market was first quoted as
strong 70 cents higher. and a. the close
this way: Local packers and shippers
were active buyers; the light supply
quickly taken at 5 cents higher prices
St. Louis was quoted as steady, with 800
against 40J0 the day before. Provisions
on the whole were easy yesterday, and
were practically al a s;sndstilL \ steady
hog market caused like feeling in pro-
visions at the opening. Prices later
showed some tendency 10 decline on the
yellow fever scare" Ribs and lard closed
steady.
c. 2. Fullington was a cattle buyer on
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-08
COTTON

New York. Oct The cotton market
opened steady with the near months I'M
changed and the far months 10 points
lower. Liverpool made about the re-
spouse expected Trading locally was
very quiet during the forenoon, with sem
timent bearishly inclined under favora-
bic crop news. higher temperature in the
cotton belt and liberal receipts. Bears
were conservative. however as press dis
patches and numerous runors had il that
yellow fever has recently spread 10 a de-
gree which was beginning 10 interiors
seriously with railway traffic and the
movement of the crop.
New York. Oct. Spot cotton closed
quiet and easy; middling up.ands, 57sc;
middling gulf. 1l-16c; sales. = bales.
Futures closed quiet and steady; Novem-
Der. s. 25; December. $5.3f; January. S5.35
February. ssh: March. $5.44; April, $ 40;
May. s.. Sc; June, S5.57; July, $50; August,
$5-63.
New Orleans, Oct, 7.-Cotton-steady;
middling. Sc
Galveston. Oct. 7.-Cotton-Steady; &C.
Liverpool. Oct. 7.-Cotton-Closed Spot,
good business done; prices favor buyers; ;
American middling, S1sd; futures dull.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-08

"Erainens doctors, skiilfui nurses, us
best food and medicine al faded. T-hen
] consented to an operation. Thai, too,
failed and they sad another ene was nec-
esSarY. Atte- tie second | was worse
than ever and the world was darker thaa
before
1T vas then ! heard Of D.. VILLAIN
Pink Pills for Pale People.
g heard thz, they had etsred eaSs Ike
mine and tried them
They cured mel They brcusht sun-
shine to ray Ele and filed my esp viii
hAgg:asss.
hs headache Is gone, the tvitchfng
IS gone: the nervousness Is gcn<i the
trsnbSng has ceased, and have gainsS
twerty-s,x pounds
Health and strength Is ming ard an
thankful TO Dr.. Williams Pink Pills fos
Pale People for the blessing"
D.. Williams Pink Pills have proved
boon TO vromaCkind- Acting directly %
the blood ane nerves, ,heY restore tia
requisite vitality to al parts Of thr body,
Grating functional regularity and perfect
harmony throughout the nerrous system.
The pallcr ot the checks Is changed TO
the delicate biaSh Of heaiihi the eyes bright
en-: the muscles grow elastic, AMBITION .
created aad good health returns
DR.. Williams PINK Pills arc sold ey al
druggists. who universally opnssdes them
Tire most important remedial agent shEy
have 20 dispense
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-08

dressings by or hospital corps men and
/ b. the soldiers themselves or che3r COM
rade~. The proper application az the
I dressings contained IN the frst-a1d pack
| ct. which Is carried by every solder. -.
under existing regulations. a matter IN
which every enlisted man has special tn
s,ructlon. For some time past thu ~
stry1ction has been given first by our nae,i'-
! cal officers "a the company officers. and
/ by them 10 the enlisted men.
MRS. IAFFBRTY-s COMPLAINT
Or. william NJ Walker tho physician
VINO attended Lieutenant Lanerty IN his
I last Illness a; camp WibofT- has se1ft an
explanation az his connection with ne
case 20 the war inv @ztlEs ginE cornTr.i ssiou.
The letter ia dat.I October 2 ard was
written from Fort sam Houston. Teras
He says tho Lieutenant mad been wounded
ia cuba and afterwards tad typhoid r.
yer. wnIca was followed b. phyi0hifia.
lie got better but atterw wards developed
pneumonia The .stt@r continues az foi-
lows
"Tbr. J)oIlansif. 4 very proTFT, ns-t New
York physician. Colonel Sem. Major
'rhpunagsoa. Colonel Grsenisaf. Capszia
Jackson ard aosns other prominent phy-
a.csans we're called ga consultation ga
Iaeuteusnt T.aTerty'a case. and sge-ssl
nurse was detailed nigld and day 20 a.
tend Lieutenant Tsars~fy alone. also an
orderly whose d1fF g. sras 20 devote . ~ir
wh0.e tsne - Lieutenant TAtTsrfy. ] saw
MN every l33ur durius to day. 7 rna4s
my vie'. % re ward ~ p. and agssn
from y - a. n ard - ED ? IN ~
anything occurred - sn- ward Z U.s.
called and anzFsTe3 ctee-faiiy - sny
sssar. Gffgr Msaa Annie wssseier irsf -
as chlef nurse. Bsiea Narrs7. assistant
nurse. was made ch.~f nurse. Sas =
n7Dia. ana. hard WORKING. pasusfakiaz
vgo-nz7. u9io took especial T'NsH~ % 80
I.ts,5tenans J.aner'v n-eses pota'nz -
coull give aim I5e8fsnznt L.aHersy- =
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!n ,nres weeks saa cseres srf 70 ons
e.zrettcd e rno-s fhan y.sar srza5.s ~
want 1@-estsnaat f.affsrty. = - ~ tosns
and abIs 20 cgTurnans fstEios 65Har4
couA not have scored hsxter us~.3eas
'alsrt ~ better rurrt1g ear - r-osixs1
.n 80 offers ward ~ fse Fsarrsi 80
p.ssI a. GANG y sef wi-h evsrYfaang "A
sas ~or}d 20 prove tae Contrary
"Ara- LarerLT. L1~=irnsrsz i-sT~~-y'a
rn9shs~ arrived ~ camp = EssT 80 tzgs
s~yars a. Sea.a ard tiers sas aathiaE
Mayor Er1@rn. Hs3,- Ta-sraasou. Cas,.asn
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-08
TnE WAITER

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-08

the market yesterday, his purchases be-
ing one car Of salves, 80 head, and a
bunch of fine feeders, all being shipped
to his ranch at Belvidere.
The Dold Packing company yesterday
sold several cars of contract mixed pack
ing house products for immediate deliv-
cry. One car was shipped south, and
besidese there were three cars in the
jobbing division.
Ed Healy was again present at the
yards yesterday and at his office after a
severe attack OF rheumatism. Allie
Spencer, of the same office, is also about,
though looking more like a pictorial dis
play Of famine than anything else Both
are invalids yet, but their friends at the
yards hope for immediate recovery for
both.
During this week year ago National
Yard receipts were 17,74S cattle, % ,907
hogs, 13,0S3 sheep, and 1850 horses and
mules.
Oklahoma Live Stock Inspector: A pig
always advertises the state of his health
by the curl of his tail. When his tail
is tightly curled he is in good health and
spirits, but when it hangs loosely his diet
and surroundings should be changed for
there is something wrong with one or the
other.
Receipts at Buffalo last week were 49,
9l4 cattle. 81 500 hogs. q, GOO sheep, and
$40 horses.
Sioux City live stock receipts so far this
year amount to 173. 349 cattle, 3O3, 223 hogs
1850 sheep and 435 horses and mules
The mortality among mich cows in the
suburbs Of Fort Scott, Kansas, the past
few days has become alarming. May have
died, and the veterinarfes have their hands
fun Of sick ones. They diagnose the trou-
bic as thaemature, a disease Of the bo-
vines, resulting from grazing on pastures
that have recently been flooded or that
are poorly drained. About a dozen COWS
have died in the city in ten days.
Drovers' Telegram: The Chicago pro-
vision stocks show that the eating has
been going on at a great rate during Sep
tember. Lard decreases 1000 tierces, the
stock standing at 140,790 tferces. The ribs
stocks, q, Al, 900 pounds, decreased AGO.
go pounds, and the hams decreased al
most 10,00000 pounds. The ''other cuts"
of meats decreased about 100, 900 pounds.
There were decreases all around than
than loozd for, the more remarkable be-
cause they were in spite of such large
hog TecnipfS
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that the Philippine islands were not men
toned first in the protocol, Il may be said
with assurance that the commission s
joint session have not yet touched upon
the question Of the Philippine islands.
EXPANSION SYMPTOMS.
The CauIois says that during the last
twenty-four hours sensational and alarm
ing news has been anOat regarding the
negotiations. Il cites the English papers
allegations that Judge Day has cabied
to Washington saying that the negotia-
tions for a treaty OF peace are or the
verge OF stopping, owing % tie refusal
Of Madrid 10 accept the United States
attitude regarding the Philippine islands.
The Caulols also cites a statement 20
the affect that Judge Day has been an
thorized to suspend negotiations 81 the
Spaniards do not conform 10 the Amsr3-
can views and declares u can affirm ttlst
this news is absolutely incorrect II de-
clares. however. That whereas the Span
iards AZ the outset were 1bdurate. they
are now disposed 20 modify their in'en-
tons, owing to the drmness % tie att
tude OF the United States. the people Of
which. Il is claimed have now been ex-
cited % the point Of insisting upon hold
ing the Philippines.
The utterances % Attorney General
Griggs. before tf1e Republican convention
al Trenton. y. J., last week. are cited as
showing thai tae United States purpaee
IS expansion. Spain $ alleged 70 be be-
ginning 70 realize tslls and 50 r. sa.d she
VII finally agree % give mp Manila and
the island u Luzon. on cond .oa that the
United States assumes tae Phlilppins
debt. amounting to q -. %. and accord
privileges 70 Spanish trade.
In conclusion t1le Gaul3 Dis E7ys: I'VE
think We ara authorized 70 say that Pres
ident Mckinley VIII agree 70 settle
-nent On this basis
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-08

The women Of to-day arc not Is strong
as thar grandmotherx-
They are bearing burden IN silence
that grows heavier day by day; that Is
sapping their vitality, clouding their hap
c;ness, weighing them down with the woe
Of I'll health.
Mrs. Alexander B. Clark, Of AZ Michi-
gan Avenoe, Detroit, Is a TYPICAL woman
Of to-day. A wife with such ambition as
only loving wife can have. But the
Joys Of her life were marred by the tx
is,encs o! disease.
Suffering as thousands Of her sisters have
suffered, she almost despaire5 OF hfe and
yet she was cured.
To-day she is WE'LL
She wants others TO profit by her sx-
rerience; to grow well to enjoy hath;
to be as happy as she Is
''For five years suffered with ovarian
trouble Is Mrs Clark's own version Of
the story. 81 was not FREE oGe single day
from headache and intense twIlching pains
10 my neck and shoulders.
For months a, a time would &c con-
fined to my bed.
AT times black spots would appear
before my eyes and would become blind
My nerves were in such 4 state thai step
on the floor unsettled me-
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STRONG FIVE HIGHER
Moderate Supply of Hogs,
Quality Only Fair.
BULK $685. TO S3.45
Cattle Steady With Good Run
and Active Market.

Tina local hog market yesterday was a
Etrong FIVE cents higher. It was not q
heavy day in point of receipts, and there
were no really good hogs received outside
Of one load, the top one for the day which
Showed up N2 pounds and was a fairly
Representative sale More hogs of this
grade would have as readily taken this
price as the demand for fat butcher hogs
was all through the day firm and very
sager. The receipts registered nearly dou-
bic those Of the day before, and about
the same as the same dav last veal,
Five cars in all were received. not a LARGO
supply by any means, and not the number
wanted There was a good demand at
~@-ii tunes Tor butcher stock of good me-
ulum heavy weight, and well finished.
QrlnI and these were welcome in any lots
all day, and as many more would have
received the same attention had they ap-
peared- Dold was practically the only
buyer Tor fat hogs and readily bought
an that was offered, paying the highest
possible market price for them. There
were some few scattering local butcher
buyers, and the lights and thin out-outs
were also quickly taken by the Montana
order. The average weight for the day
was on the surface higher than for some
,
the day before PIP, the day before that
49, and for the Same day last week. 223.
However, the higher weight yesterday
was significant only 80 far as Indicating
the size and weight in total since il af
lords, so far as yesterday is concerned.
little or no insight as to the grade and
quality Of stock offered. These heavy
hogs were not at all times Of a desirable
tone Of quality, as evidenced by the mar
ket price paid which was up to and firm
with all other markets. There were
coarse and rough extra heavies mingled
with skippy stays and packers, and these
were usually run in along with the bal
2llce Of the consignment, thereby lower
Ing the actual worth Of the whole load.
IN point Of receipts it was not a bad Fri
cay, holding its own with last week
Friday and exceeding by considerable the
cay previous. More of the class of hogs
at all times desired at this point would
have been bid for at once and at the
highest price but in their absence the
buyers were forced TO take what was
offered, and they took them with a good
grace. Today is expected to be light. as
Is the case with most of the last DAYS Of
the week but all offerings will be alb
sorbed without hesitancy.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-08

irregularity, are in the main well held
Warmer weather early in the week
checked buying of heavy goods at Canada
cities but better conditions later have
favorably affected distributive trade. To-
ronto reports heavy northwest buying,
with farmers in that section still depos-
iting wheat in elevators. Deliveries are
more liberal, although prices are still
above an export basis in Ontario.
American Iunbermen are reported mir
ing large numbers Of men for work in
Canada this winter.
Canadian failures this week number q.
against o last week, Is il this week year
ago. 81 in 1895; 81 in 1896, and g in 1894
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EII!I!.I!I2',l!.EI!Ej

Primary. Secondary Or Tertiary BLOOD
POISON permanently cured Isl x Il Z
fzgE You ear 5e treated al home -
sane price 1Ecsr sane s2av2rtee y
--u prefer % Gene G=T@ ~s s 80
;ract 10 pay r25lsazd fare z1z hotel 80
s~a 70 charge = Ee ts1s - care II 80
rsse tzEsu mercury, i5s&5Ge Eo-axh 49,
s-EE have aG1ss ard Easra 1ffs~-4.ss
T5s-cres r. 1a12sa. ScT- Throat Prgr.5s~
,-r-s-er C1.o-e1 slots Ulcers - a. -.
- fae tsg.y Hair s. kve5-Bsrz 4. 49,.
go II Is 5e Secondary BLOOD PofsEss
most obstinate cages ard CHALLENGE &C.
ord fgr 3 case we czE UDt cure - :
.s.ssase aas a NzYF rs1&e1 she sxlsl - -
sn5z- eminent pAEear2 10 =. capsszs
49, 4ts prag1S ssat @se1 o prsaea sor
s6sress COOK REMEDY CO. Ia Ia.
s5ase Tempe CHICAGO. LII
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COFFEE AND SUGAR MARKET

New York. Oct. 7.-Coffee-Optjons OPEN
ed steady al unchansed prices to five
points decline; ruled fairly active with
generally weak undertone under liquida-
ton following weak cables and slack spot
demand and entire lack Of speculative SUP
port; closed steady. unchanged 70 i've
points lower; sales. 90.5oo bags, including
March, s5.S5. Spot-Rjo market steady at
decline; No. : invoice, Sic; No. toobins,
6hsc Mild-Sjeady: unchanged
SuEar-Raw sjesdier; refining. Sssc: cen
t~ifugal IS test. 4i4c; molasses sugar,
3i-c Refined steady and unchanged
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FIVE MORE OFFICERS
con.lnusd frem seeara PAGE.

medical officers with 30 Fltth army eorps
a. Santiago. woE8 say Clat tals cexss
upon 3eaE1nZ Tampa had ~Ita Il tA--ty-
SIX regular msdlczI oeseern. fftsen com
Tl3ssssned volunteer rns1lczi oascsrs and
twenty outract doctors. a total q sss-ss-
ty-ons. u ope- four PER thousand Il the
strength q TIE command. Wbieh I aas ia-
forn.3 vas a1ea-t 1900 Ads.tsar.a1 ned
Ical ass.starloe vas se1t ~ tte hospital
snip Relief. z78ch aETtred a. e 1sp-sey Jlsfy
:. wl-A tN@n.y aecors "a Board. There
w<s also some volunteer asa.stancs 81
Dr. lesser. Il tae E1s Croas ssezseg. Tj-
Re5aar- - t.e swsl4ah= navy Ard several
s5Tge-9us of tie navy from - - IL tee
vicinity.
III hzs not Seea tae exos1satoa q tas
-rse-szeaI c.-pa---r.ut s1as sTsry wo4a54sl
ran Sogaa receive ene a-.s~s3oa = e ssr-
gen 30 rEo5s-n airy raAkss pToE-alass
fo- 80 kzrss rss.nsf-~- " ussrsgcz3 -. srs
a. fasa zeufd rec 4Er- Bas as1seass1 .
CIR army tAers - = errgz = n11-ca-sl-
ozta-sss knoEn - fe~ aas55-a- c2Tas.
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