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The record-union., 1898-10-12

The Fresno Democrat" said the
other day: Mr.. Cages warmest Re
publican friends. admit his weakness in
all important issues" Thereupon the
Fresno Republican" threw to its con-
temporary this challenge:
VIII the Democrat" be obliging
enough to point out even one of these
warmest of Mr.. Cages Republican
friends? If it does not we shall have
to come to the conclusion that they
exist merely in the minds eye Of our
contemporary.
The sort of chatter in which the
Democrat INDUCED is the oldest and
stalest kind of campaign fiction. 1t
has done duty so long that it is a
threadbare scarecrow. In every cam
paign of which we have had any knowl-
edge, or of which we have read in
State or national history, that same
old they say has been trotted out to
do duty amongI fools. No sensible man
for a single moment permits such mis-
cradle devices to have any weight with
him. 1t is humiliating to think that in
this day of enlightenment, journalists
will still resort to that worn, old and
childish attempt to influence people by
printing the statements of the they
says
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department chiefs are certainly calcu-
lated to go to the bottom of the mat
ter. 1t is true as has been pointed out
by those who desire to see the War
Department smirched, that this COM
mission is practically without power to
compel testimony. 1t will take only
a moments thought, however to UNDER
stand that such power is not necessary.
Not single official to whom the inter-
rogatories covering his department
have been addressed would dare to re-
fuse to answer, unless, indeed, he de-
sired to be removed in disgrace from
his position. Moreover the commits
sion will not rely merely upon official
testimony. A sweeping invitation is
given to all acquainted with any rele-
want facts, to come forward and make
them known. fair opportunity IS
thus afforded to those who have been
Indignantly assailing the Administra-
ton to tell what they know. 1t will be
interesting to note how many will avail
themselves Of the chance.
WHY VOTE THE REPUBLICAN
TICKET
OrOville Register: Voters in Butte
should cast their ballots for Republi-
eN'Al'o ILLS year DtCduSS the
party has given them prosperity where
they had adversely; because that party
mas stimulated trade, given confidence
to business men, increased the outlay
OF capital for developing mines and for
carrying on other kinds of business.
That party has so amended and car
rled out laws that this Government has
no need to borrow money to pay its
current expenses in time Of peace.
They should vote for Republican
principles because the party that rep
resentsi those principles stands for what
this State most needs.
This county is interested in the pro-
duction Of prunes, oranges, figs, rails
ins and these have been protected by
wise legislation SO that Butte County
fruit growers can successfully compete
with the fruit-growers Of other lands.
The Republican party is the party of
progress, the party that first advocated
free schools and the homestead law.
The Republican party during the past
two years has so managed the affairs
of our Government that our exports
have vastly increased and money now
flows into the pockets of our farmers
and fruit-groWers.
Let voters carefully consider their
own good when they deposit their bal
lots and they will be certain to deposit
ticket that will retain that party in
power
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A Paris dispatch is printed to the
instructed the Spanish Peace Commis-
sioners to lay before our Peace Com
missioners the ultimatum Of Spain,
that until the sovereignty Of Spain in
the Philippines is recognized by the
United States, Blancos army, now re-
cruited, reprovisioned and thoroughly
armed, will not evacuate Cuba; not
move from the vicinity of Havana;
that until the whole Philippine ques-
ton is settled the army in Cuba will
make no outward movement. There
may be a grain Of truth in the dis
patch, but we incline to the belief that
it is a groundless story. Such a demand
as is thus reported would be equiva-
lent to a declaration of war, and for
that Spain is assuredly not prepared
That she will present claims we cannot
concede is to be expected. 1t is a
diplomatic game to begin fencing in
that manner But the idea Of Spain
putting the peace protocol under her
heel until we comply with a demand
concerning the Philippines is preposter-
Gus, The Cuban evacuation. the sur
render of Spanish authority in Cuba,
have no relation whatever to the Phil
ippine question. That severance and
departure have been settled upon by the
terms Of the protocol, and Spain cannot
violate them without risling punish
ment that will be drastic and merci-
less.
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THE INVESTIGATION,

San Diego Union: From the program
mapped out by the War Inquiry Com
mission it is plain that the investigators
intend to get at all the facts that will
throw any light on the entire subject
Of the conduct of the war. The numer-
Gus questions addressed to the various
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MISS MAMIE LETTER.
The Young Lady Who Christened
the Batt1eship Illinois.

The good battleship Illinois was chris
tened by Miss Mamie Letter, who is
well known in society OF New York,
Washington and Chicago. She is also
known in London, having been present.
ed there by her sister, Mrs Curzon,
Wife of the recently appointed Viceroy
of India.
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is not discharged by the ambition to
step up to another position with some
thing of larger salary attaching.
We hold therefore, that common
honor and moral appeal stand forward
for the candidate of the Republican
party as against the ambition of his
opponent The legal right of the lat
ter to aspire to fill the office is unques-
toned, but the moral obligation and
the manly requirement is, that he shall
fill out the term Of the Office he has
solicited from the people and accepted
Mr.. Johnson, however has little to
fear from this opposition. His service
in public station so many years has
convinced all minds of his especial
capacity for just such places. There
are men whose natural tastes and out
fitting, the disposition, temperament
and native ability of whom qualify
them above all others for public sta
ton. Mr., j ohnson is one of these. Not
every man who is successful in the
COLOQCl- O1 private DuSlUGSS uIdheo q
good official. Time and again have the
people seen fine business men, men ca
pable in all respects to conduct the large
affairs of commerce, fail when called
to executive and administrative trusts
Of a public character, for lack of that
peculiar capacity which distinguishes
the successful administrator of a pub
lie trust
Mr.. Johnson is a very near approach
to the ideal Sheriff, and. hence, he
ought to be retained in the office, not
so much because he desires to remain,
as because 1t is in the interest of the
county that he shall not be removed
by vote Of the people, and another
and untried man be given the place,
to gain which he must resign an office
he is under moral obligations to fill
to the end Of it's term
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A vote for the fusion ticket in this
campaign is vote of censure on the
Republican Administration. How can
any Republican cast such a vote sim
ply because he favors the free and un-
question is not an issue in this State
campaign and cannot be.
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Try McMorrys 6vc uncolored Japan
tea; E. B. tea, zoe; c. P. tea, Soc; P. F..
Japan tea. Soc 531 NJ street.
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Miss Letter is tall, fair and slender
and her friends count her quite beau
ty She is very much interested In
charitable work, and during the severe
weather she always has a number of
needy families for whom she provides
the necessities of life. Though popular
in society, she is not merely a society
girl. Her purposes and aims are of
high order, and she makes much use of
her talents.
The record-union., 1898-10-12

To CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
fake Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All drug
rsts refund he money If 1t fails to cure 2oc. The
Genuine has T. b. O. on each tablet.
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wATERHoUsE & LESTER.

0ncorported.)
WAGON AND CARRIAGE NATE.
rails, Hardware Lumber, Iron, Steel anu
COAL Horseshoers' and Blacksmiths' Sup
plies. zoe. III, 71a. 715 street. Sacramento.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-07-27

ds santa Crissina- recently built % Ths
northwest Of NadTid on a sioyinG hil
t-ovs tho nue park % Nonrioa. wei
planted with Tres and shrubs and flowers.
whose rich hges. under a lovely evening .
sun formed a strange eonfrSSf TO Ths
motley and hungry crowd OF human De-
snr8 huGeIed 40 IKE starving animals.
pressing and crushing f0rNzF8 toward
srnaE roll % bread and a little parcel
Containing a piece - pork some po>atoss
aad broad bears were given 90 sAch bearer
- q flrket. The number % people present
vas ceTts niy Over 6ouBls re number of
tickets Distributed. TIE poor. Starving
wrstches had ben faklnR up thcr yiscss
"a turn since sar3y rnoruinE. fhro1Eh =
burning san. down 60 s ,. IN. whsn ~
distribution took piscs. Ths evil EoTsr-
nor iu Tersor. scfrsrf,f 81 ~ H1Tns as
tsrs u Charity and servants % tns InAt-
t1f.on ~ Santa CTiFtfnR S~Esn - d.
tTinsfI1I a. ere u tas tablsA U1Gs "a
GauEGter and ofhsT chGFitasis p<rsoTe
servtG or fbs vstors a. Other tAsiss IA
rgy-a ~ re Bottom - -1s siollnE KTousds
Tosh r1.ire ard civic guards tried 10 form
ana keep la order ths sfgsfEsf tires from
ne r,asne Er1lrd Eo1r toward each 49,
hut re frarE - men gVrgsn aad afrEfsa.
ali rsrgrgr ~ - - frs-. bees<uf 20 ~
r!sy shat g; vas scgrd EscsssErY f1r -
rsou1fee eivfe Euzr1s . Use thssf kine
rs-sazs. 7rs. suf even ths b-oS.sa ef ths.S
saist bones - prevent Ne tzssss. se.srs
- Charity ara 80 civ1i governor hFzzssf
fsosa 1eirg cTsza"1 ~ ths ucag. grsE-
ae~r -re~ref
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-07-27

Many Of the horses killed in battle were
eaten by the Spanish troops inside Santi-
ago before the town surrendered.
Colonel Wood viii be military governor
OF Santiago. General Alger declaring that
the place should go to no other than a
man who has fought outside Santiago.
Mississippi has been unable 10 I'LL out
her quota Of troops. She has sent agents
10 Illinois 10 enlist men where everybody
apparently wants to so 20 war. Governor
Tanner of Illinois has protested.
Senator Arthur Brown, of the Ninth
Massachusetts. writes thus from the
trenches before Santiago, under date of
July 5: we arrived at the LStueheld
about noon, and were linei ~ in posi-
ton behind hill TO act as reserves and
lets were whissling over our heads in =
perfect storm; but we were becoming
quite used 10 thar sort Of thing. and. be-
ing tired OUT, we lay down on the ground
and tried 10 keep cool While We were
lying there a shell dropped a; the feet
OF Sergeant Walker, not thres feet from
him. Fortunately il did not explode; II
IL had the whole company would have
been wiped cut. Il gave some OF me boys
such 4 fright that they started 20 run.
but Sergeant Walker called them back
assuring them that the danger was passed
and that he was going to use K for a seat
lie walked over 70 il and planked himself
down. but he had no more than touched
II when ne jumped about i've feet in the
air, and grabbing himself BY The seat
q the trousers, yelled: RS ho;!''
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-07-27
DBWEY's DESTINATION

That was rather a startling piece OF
news from Lisbon yesterday morning
announcing that four Russian men-of-
war had left Port Arthur for the Phil
ippines, and that the big end Of the
entire japanese navy is headed for the
same destination. Manila bay prom
ises to be the center of attraction for all
the powers of the world, with Dewey
strictly in it." If Dewey but had the
oregon and one other battleship, the
American people would feel more COM
Portable. Manila bay Will be full Of
battleships and armored cruisers. But
Dewey holds Cavite and Will soon have
twenty thousand American soldiers
and sailors at his back. The Charles
ton has been added to sis fleet and the
Monterey viii be there in a very few
days. Sull the odds against Dewey
VIII be overwhelming, if combined, in
any demand thai he shall not lombard
assurance that however Russia may
feel or what the understanding be-
tween that power and the Germans and
the French. there is England with two
Of her warships TO reckon with, and the
Jap, whom Russia SO lately Inundated,
on the ground with a great naval force.
A shot fired in that bay, at this time,
by anybody but Dewey. may be heard
around the world and the long threat
ened bout between England and Russia
be on. Russia has ordered the con-
struction OF four additional powerful
cruisers. Only last week Cioschen. the
first lord OF the admiralty. announced
TO the house Of commons that the Eng
lish government had just ordered the
building of four additional battleships.
four first class cruisers and twelve tor
pedo boats, in which announcement he
mentioned the fact that Russia's atti-
tude rendered such program necessary.
AS for Dewey, in all this, his situation
may be critical. but he stands forth
prominently in the eyes OF the whole
world. which comprehends that he is
the man who may involve all in war.
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Along the Kansas Nile.

| In September Topeka will vote on the
/ proposition of the town owning it's OWL
/ water-works.
Jessie Helm, deputy sheriff at Topeka,
! has been fined S100 for extorting money
| from Topeka's street-walkers.
| viii Haskell will be hired to run the
Atchison Corn Carnival this year. and
! he will make it better than ever.
Topeka has already run out candidate
! for speaker OF the next house. Topeka
! doesn't appear to realize that she is up
! against it.
The fight Is now in progress for the
United States district judgeship. Hor-
| ton is making q big effort. Hook, IL is
said, will get it.
The fellows who dislike both Leland and
| Baker are happy now. Baker and Leland
have fought together and they are hunt
ing for a Richmond.
julius Antoine has been found guilty OF
having a German name by the Prohibition
lists of Topeka, and sent 20 the bastlle
for ninety days and fined $500
Frank Wagner, Company n. Twenty
first Kansas, Chickamauga. was stealing
peaches when a farmer hit him In the
face with load OF bird shot.
Deputy District Attorney Harry Bone
has at last made a ruling about revenue
stamps. This IS the first thing, not pO-
Htical, he has donce since he was given
the Office.
Republicans are smart politicians.
Young Boyle Is the hardest man theyl
have 10 beat and they know Il. The
Populists do not They think Leedy Is
a stronger man than Boyle.
Kansas isn't exactly bright in bowling
the front Oklahoma got her boys 81
the front and the mayors down there are
calling on the citizens 10 hold memorial
services.
Missouri gets more pensions from the
government than any other state hsv-
ing 4sZ7s Kansas comes next with 81
~ pensioners. Colorado IS next. with
5,5Z4. and Oklahoma fourth. with SIG.
South Carolina has only one
Jim snoddy will be sent 20 the lezisla-
ture from Linn county this fall. SRotdy
has brain and for years re has had such
q contempt for legislatures that he you'd
not even Etsp into representative 1sll
when TIRE dssk- Founders we're IL session
Fred Funston called those volunteers
in as reg msnt who had vr!ttel com
planning letters home and s-ataed thsl
few scaJhs With rebUkes FGEsicn
sa1LIL Jay GoNn- GAs - hfAE - Ale -
hct!onists who came homo ard assured
this government that are Cgbans EsTs
fza;eTs-
Mss Leila Cook % Oz~szo. Kansas, is
visiting Indiana folks. and tod 1asn shs
vas engaged 20 Hobs1n- % course. tasy
tod e. The poor girl probably ass5 to81
tnen she Esut cat before breakfast sveTy
morning ard scared the Tn9iaas ct tss
farm with q pitcn-foYk. I; - = Wenssr
,asy d.9n; publish that
Dave E>~shy says taat Ten NeSsaFs
defeat Tor the ror.4raci9a tor ststs ssrz-
Tor BY Tom Anderson a. Topeka means
that a zsAn who can sing 4 song We is
mare n . thar = MAJ who caa ss.l .
coed story. Taat - tyus today. Bet
thlak 81 Abraham Ltacoin Estfsng Ezts
oz.os through as Aa.Aty % E1zg
Lester from P-svsts Es csrEets. yfta
r-s T~sr-leth Eszsss Z. szn FrkEcis-o.
We had . czviA q = 30 struck 3zs 81 "a
s.zen E@wszr % Fgzzsgr AZ - 500. ssl'f
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-07-27

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Kelley. Treatment identical with that
administered at Dwight Six years sue
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Madridin Mnr Times.

The aristocrauc capita Of Madrid where
all the wealth. o. SPAN 81 sCCuu .fa;s
but where there are neither irGEstries nor
rlanufs cturers. fas get percentage =
what may be termed pro sfarla1 inalbl-
tants Eho s-rikiDZ.y contrast -! = rns
stately palaces. Gus carriages ard well
dressed pTJneDa 1-rs. Nto seem - form
me everyday LIE % the capital We
are quite aware - the rg-lssolH poor
houses. homes snd rsfuEes VnaTs the
helpless are stGVsd away in tlta unthTtffy
city. writes a corFss9onsslt q f1~ Lon
don Craphlc. & tas Egoe'T uau.psr q
poor people Ea9 swarm tue streets 7y DAY
snd sep OF the stone beaesss ~ r5ofsE
dooyWays ard uoC}s sn1 corners es ri ~ 2 /.
Z t1@ Crf1rt Iraes families ft1rueris b.
psrhapa E4eht. Rao cara1t 10 ard are
hsiSed ~ t1s 60Etsty - 81 F.1leot CO
Pau aDd o+hs- c5a-fasr assoc s-lo-.s
formed ~ TIE -Gb.e iatiss - HsfF.f {
q tts bou1sIess private rlarif - - ffe
h-g-as2Trsd queen regent ~ srass. ara
- 80 equally E1f IHtauFa Ese-a Iva a.l 3
- ere numerous E-sEf-c 1sf~s fraEesi arG
supported 5V fas pTessrt c7.4 RyFerrgT
Han Alberto &c AEsElrrs--vfa res 1ffe1
- Instruct ia Goisce 20 Fs-E - Ard $50
oeck - frsiT -ative Efa@ss t3s sUaru-s
% az1rp. - poor froEa sic provinces. sci p
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~hen Pc hse -s-ss $50 - frr-r rfr~T fr--
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ctarsG TeF.ssnc- Eor = ioEE fsEf fasFa
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fQF sza rneaa 49, fta- a. ~ tas-a
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rx-E tEHs tarrs nas asz7ea sssEsera-
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King. and that he had run the guard line.
The general came bach with him. acd
they say that captain came very near
getting his stripes taken Of"
Fort Scott Monitor: Waen a prisoner
IS committed 10 the cslibooSe Of this city
he is informed that the breaking Of q yard
Of mscadam constitutes q days work ana
that when he accompI!shes tina. amount
he can either quit for the dsy o. keep
work and ali over the required amount
VIII be credited 10 him. and ln this man
Her he can shorten his term. Some Of
the prisoners are muon more ezEe-t than
the others. and can bresk Two yards o.
macadsm a day. The count IS nnds fTcra
the wheelbarrows % rough rock that ne
prisoners commence with e taking If
teen wheei5arrow loads % make yard
Of macalarn
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-07-27
TIE roRPEpo BOAT NO GOOD.

A minimum OF actual test seems TO
have demonstrated the unwelcome
truth that congress, presuming upon
the correctness Of naval findings, blum
dered in making an appropriation Of
millions for a large number OF torpedo
boats and torpedo boat destroyers.
That species of craft has been knocked
out in every encounter, so lar. in which
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Hottentot LuIIahies.

Hottentot women, who have long bean
supposed 10 be about TIT lowest type OF
human beings. have an extensive HterS-
ture OF folk stories folk songs. and baby
songs. with which they amuse their chill
dren. Many Of their stories and songs
are Of considerable beauty. ard seem 10
show that in some forgotten period the
tribe or race VAS much higher in the
scale Of civilization than 1t is at The pres
ent tina
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-07-27

II ICHIGAN MILITARY ACADEMT.
vi 2lst year Prepares for leading Uni
vsrsi.Iss- Graduates are now Ia Harvard.
Yale Princeton. Cornell. and University
~ Michigan New KymnaEium. beE1t0
feet Address COLONEL ROGERS. Hupt.
Orchard Lake. Mich.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-07-27
Why's

Why can't we gather eggs from egg
plants?
Why is = man always shy about making
bold assertions when his wife IS present ,
Why does the prestiest girl aSays have
the most watchful cAape-oas
Why ssa't paving & man VIVA. you owe
him a good NAY 20 get even with hLI7
WAY isn't ths lover who returns 3 lock
q his sweeshsarts hair . hair rsslogeT?-
Chicago News.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-07-27
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corr ora a pe ar ssbs ar q - ear
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-07-27

Asfe shs isrTss = BE . ssA- e - ga
fnRs fss FseErT cErp = - e1fesf-reA
za 500 gas zss4sst SO yeaFs
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-07-27

Tarrs z-r rr4y $50 leff - fss Afaes Z
Es-ss--ss- ~frSln-H- - ffzf rozns-T
Ers-1g af - tssrn Hvs - - nortss~a
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-07-27

Sterling Gazette: six and eight years
ago q very hot dish Of Populs,ic pot-
pourri was served in the Ottawa Journal.
The writer Of the biood-curdling articles
OF those days. W. J. Costisan. IS now
pouring grape and canister into Governor
Leedy and his crowd OF political cor
morarts.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-07-27

When the newspapers want to make the
public feel weary they report that the
French. the Austrian or the German min
lste- is IN conference with Mckinley. The
truth is the ministers call on Mckinley
and smoke his cigars.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-07-27

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