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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-08-31
9aS 3ufansmenftappett 1ttferer
SecpffSicre.

@iner unIersr GeesSffioier. na9 Dem an
bern tlappt auiammen. 3usrit mar es Capt.
@ribleD, Der mad Der S9la9t bon Manild
auTammenbra6 urb ftarb. Der nGaTtc mar
Capt. gIart bonn Oregon, Der na4 Ger I4pez
rem 6a6rt um's Sup 9orr berum mod poatg
ouf benz poiten erf9ien, d6er na9 Der
g9ld4t bon Cartilage auIammsltbra9.
SEPT buben 8ice=Nbmiral S9lep unb Capt.
@bdns glei9faGs ibren Sribut beaablen unb
itb franz melbsn miiTen.
Sin Dunbsr lit bds ni9t. gs gie6t nt9t
tpobl einen Seruf, Der OoG 10 furdtbarer Nn=
ftrengunsen uno Qufrsgungen lit, tpie Der Ses
8efeblsbabers zines groBen mobernen
&rtegsf9iffes pber Der zines Nbmirals i'm
&riege. 8eitdnDig bebrobt bon inneren unb
G1Beren Getnben, beitGnbig auf einem Dull
fan itebenb, beItGnbig in Ge4nung sieben
mi7enr, baB Elm ~ein3tges 8erie6en zines
llntergebenen Die gar5e Mfdf9inerie in bic
2uft ~fprengen, baB cine ein5igs febsr6afte
SteGe in Der MdT9inerie i'm entT9eiOsuben
Nugenblide ben 8erluIt elmer S6IaGt, bus
MiBlinsen zines nod 10 eei9idt ~geplonten
unb i'm 8erei9 bes @eIingens lisgenbe1 Mnz
Qriffs berbeifibren tann, nit Der fur9tbaren
8erantportli9teit fir bas 2eben bpn 6unz
bertsn telaitet, bat Der 9efebls6uber zines i'm
&riege befinbti9en S9iffes tsinen Nugenz
bid Der &u6e unb @~ntluftung. unb babel
befinbet er ft9 beitGnhig, namentliG nenn
Der &rieg, pie biesmdl, in ben Sropen gefii6rt
nirb. in elmer Semperdtur, tpel9e audi b.n
eiIenfefteisn Munn urnsubringen gseisnet lit.
Sc lit besbalb sarnt9t ertaunli9, buB
iebt, nadbem Die beige Nrbeit sst6an, Der
&rieg D%Driiber, 10 Diele %unferer SsezSffiaisrs
suiammentlappen, fobalo tie ans 2anb
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-08-31
0te @ettfrteSettSbotf1aft SeS
H5dte1t.

Cine 9rOBere Srniation als bic n5rieoen
auf @rben unb a~lgemeine @6riiitun9" berz
fiinbenbe 8otI9af: bes SelbItberrI9er5 alsr
&euBen bat felt LANCER 3eit nidt bus 2i9t
Der Ssffenttt9teit erbIidt. 2siber befir9s
ten mir, DAB fe pie Die meiiten SenfatiOnsn
fur3lebig fetn, unb OuB Der SpDtrsr I'M Ser
liner &riegaminiiteripm 8e4t be6ultea tpirb,
tpel6er lie fir einen guten 9eIprd9sfoff
fir Die POlt:ii9en &dnnegieBer tpdbrsnb Der
S~ouregurten3eit erfldrt.
2efen tbut ith Die 8Otf9uft ia aus9e5ei9<
net. Der SecretGr Der @efeGi9aft Der
Sriebensfrrnnbe bdtte fs ni9r better unb
rii6rfeliger %abfa1Ien fDnnen. Nur, baB auf
@ottes peiter WeGt ii9, einige tpenige tpabn=
ftnnige 9drtnge a~usgenummen, tpoAl Hte<
manb finben ptrb, tpel6er an ben grfolg
Der 8Oi9uft gIaubt, mod audi baran, bag
ettpu Der G3ur feIbft Den &nfung nit Der
~aLIgemeinen Nbriiitung MAIDEN tpirO.
SIT es nDtbig, gu iugen, purum ni9t9
Meil sr fs einfa9 ni9t lam, obne auBlano
gu ruiniren, urb ibm ben Meg 81 s~peiterer
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-08-31
1teber etnc Mtnion 9emfom6re.

Die 3ub1 unIerer penIionGre 6at Die DILL
lion iiberf9ritten. &m 30. Sum- 1897 be-
trug 1e 983,648, i'm 80. Sum- 3. S. aber
1,O46,356. Sn einem Sabre aIIo bat lie I'm
52,708 3ugenommen, troAoem 1929
YenIiondre NIT 9pbe d~bgingen. @s tpuyoen
eben 63,737 neue peuiipns9eTu9e 5epiGigt,
- unb bus 1T mebr, als in irgeno einem
Sabre, 5pii6en 1869 unb 1880 binauaetpmz
men ffnb.
Wis biele Der neu 9inSugefommenen penz
fiondre %SnbaIiben, pte DteIe dependent ,
unb pte biele Nittptn ftnb, ge6t aus benz
uns oorIiegenOtn 8eri9te MIDI: beroor. Ius
benz boridbrigen 8eri4te entne6men mir,
baB bon Der 9efammt5abl Der pen1iDndre
733,99O SnbaIibsn unb 213,350 Mi.tpen
oDm &ebe1tOnstriege ber iinb, uno 10 lDiro
ii9 in bet Gebten 3iffer bic 3abl Der SnOa=
liben po6l auf etpa $4,000 ftelsn.
9ebentt man, bdB bic 3abl Der fir ben
RebeIionstrteg dngeporbenen sin5slnen
Spfbaten ,2,700,O00 ni9t iiberfteigt, 10 erz
f9eint es in Der Shat punberbar, baB er<
items iiberbaupt 20 prpaent baoon elmer
peniiDn bebiirftig, unb 5tpeitens, bag iiberz
baapt nod 20 8roaent bapon an 2ebsn
iinb. 9enn ba 100000 baoon in Der
S9la9t, an Munben ober an &ronf6ei:
nod pdbrsnb bes 8rieges 9eitorben itnb, 10
blieben i'm Sabre 1868 nur 100000 5uz
rid. 0te fe9r geringe iG6rli4e aQgemeine
Stsrbli9teits3iffer bon lat auf ie 10000
auf bieIe angepenbet, piirbe cine natiirli9e
@errtngsrung bisfer 3iffer INN 1,146,0O0
ergebsn, mas etnen 9feft bon 1,254,0O0
iibrig lieBe, ODER nur e.ttpa 100000 mebr,
als iebt penfionen beaieben. ltnb au1
tpenn man bic ben 2ebensberi9erungen a.
@rurbe liegenben NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. aa
Siilfe 5iebt, rnb annimm:, bdB Die 2,4eC,z
900 MGnner, pelhe aus benz &riese aurYdz
tamen, Elm Our916nittsdlter BON % Ja6=
rem batten, unb fi4 in 6olge Der gEaP$3en
beS &rieges feline ungenDbnli9e std kbfeit
unter ibnen einiteate, 10 fDnnten bapbn beute
bDditens nod 100000 kben. lleber bic
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-08-31
rnmns9nmnfer.

gnolunb ut uuf Oeuti4ldro ert in Den
Iebten ,Su6ren 10 eiferTi4tt9 unb in 5Ol5e
ber gifer1uht 70 sebdRig 9eiporben, iett
NeutI9lanb nGmli9 na9 l6er leeif6em Be
fb ausgretft, Die 9beilung Der 2Sslt ni3t
mebr, pbne eefrugt gu tperben oOer lelbIt TT
pas abaubetpmmen, buloen min urb Dor al
lem bic qltten unb preispiirbt8en 5abrttate
in etaenen @9tffen in ale Meltt9etle
eat1enbet.
Der Gneldnber but fi9 70 lunge u1s Sc
Dieter ii6er bic Weere betrd9tet, bub i'm oas
@rf9einen zines ieben S4tffes, oas unter
anberer 51agge fGbrt, beunrubigt.
@as berite6t man unter einert Srnmpz
Oanrpfer?
0as finb iene 0anpfer, bic ben gertehr
5pt fen nabe gelegenen 8iiifenItrt9en berz
mitteln. 3nif6en unferer 0tlartiI4an &iite
1nb ben 8ermubas, ben NntiIen unb ben 9az
fenpGdben am merifanii9, MteerbuIen unb
Der caruib19en See berte6ren cine ungeAeure
&naubl bon Sramp : 0unpFern, peG9e
gaumtpple aus benz Siiben nd9 Seem Oorf,
p6ilabelp6iu unb Bolton brtngen; 5rd9ien
aus ben Staaten nu9 Cuba, !9apti, Gan
Domingo, Sarnuicd, Portcr:Go u. I. 10. be-
%fDrbern; @iibfrii9te aus Sens}tsld uno al
lerbatIo Wuaren aus ben certrald:tertfant=
1Gen 8epubltten u1b Merito na9 Stem Srz
leans unb ben Safenitdbten arr at!antiI9en
Ocean ~brin9en.
OieTe Srumpz0 ampfer laufen oetpD6nli9
ieben Sufen an, fir ben fe 5ta9t i'm
Hunnpfe ober paKogere an 8prb BADEN unb,
merfpiirbi9er Weiie, Die gr0Bts Qn3u1G bic
Ie: Srampz0 ompfer fibrt Die tngltf4e
|SIa9ge, engIif6e SniTfarfebet BADEN
ben 6anbel init @eittnben faft b0Qig monp=
ppliifrt.
0ie1es Monoppl tpirb abe. ieBt RAID Elm
@nbe nebnnen nnb gnslanb tpirb gu Ieinem
99aben dusfinben, baB unIre 9errI9dft
iiber bic grOBten unb f6Dnitsn SnieGn Ger
MntiIen etpds mebr 6eoeutet, d1s bic bIobe
0erbrdnsung Der Spunier, baB au9 Der eng
ltf4e 9anbel gang 9ebOrige @inbuBs erleiz
ben nirb.
S6 bunn Sobn 8ul ebenio freunbli9 Sur
MiB Columbia beriiberdltgeGn ptrb, ME Jebt,
itebt nod febr in 8rage.
S4on buben berf9tebene Dit1i9e 6anz
belsbduier, beren 9ef9dfte nit Glr6a, Yor>
%tprico, Merao urlb 8ene3ueGd bts6et bur9
englf9e SraMp=9 umpfer bermittelt purz
zen, bei4lO1en, eigene S4iffe,bduen unb un>
ter umerifunif4er 5tagge Fabren
GIT Eahen.
Der engltf9e SrumpzO unpfer, tpeI9er
f'sher in ben 9etpdfern bes @olfftrpms,
bes ~meritonii9en MeerbuIens uno Der ca
rat:btf9en See an9etroffen ruroe, biirfte
balb gu ben Seltenbetten geb0ren unb nit
benz ergliT9en Srampz9 umbftr pirb dlrct
ost e19lif9e 6unbel aus Meitinbien unb
Gertralomerita perf9tpinbsp.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-08-31

Mber audi iebt pieber 3eigt es fi3, ME ibsr=
Gus man9el6aft Die gan5e 4r6'itsgeieBgeberei
1T. sic bat ni6t Die Gepult, 8idigteit unb
@ere6tigteit gu %er3pingen, pie ia ate7 Die
faatli6e 96iebsbe60rbe II cine berat3enbe
Ma6t 1T, pel9e fel6ft bic mdBooalen @ers
mittlungsporidldge ni4t pOaftreden Tam,
nenn bic cine pber bic onbere Partst ni4s
min. @6on i'm 2aufe bes Sult bate Oiefs
8eb0rbe entf6ieben, baB 80 Gents tur Die
G0rberung elmer 9onne aoblen be5o3lt fper<
BEN foGten, unb bic 4rbeiter tpoaten lt4 fit<
qen, pbglei9 bur9 frii9eres neberslntontn'n
ber Qo6n auf 40 Gents feitgeitelt mar. Die
unternebmer iebo9 buben Der S9ieosb'lorOs
e!pas eepfiffen unO griffen banrl I'm psusn
Srobe 3u ben Hegerantperbungsn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-08-31
Qatr4 1tttS bnuSta.

Ser Metp Oorfer 8unfisr Spfepb s. 5enz
brir bat uls Brdiibent Der v4mericun Sam
fers' MTociatipn" in 0enoer cine Reo: Sez
baGten, mel6e nGieitiges 4ufIeben srregie.
@r Idgte unter Nnberem: nWte man nn&
mitt6eilt, befinben mir nns in 0enoer veine
Meile bo9 in Der Suit. gs lit Oa6er Elm
gutter Ort unb cine an8emefene 3eit, Gunoz
T6uu au bulten." l1nb mus bat 9enbriG
na9 bieIer &unbi9au gu bemerten9
u@ir bulten iebt bret Der beten Srdmpfe
i'm @piele UNI commeraieGe @rDBe in Der
6unb: giIen, @ta6l unb &pblen. Wir paz
rem longe Der &ornTpei9er Der WeIt; iest
ftreben mir bana9, i6re 8srtfntt
nerben. 3uIebt perben mir uud
ibr Clearing 5ouie" fem.
Sn bieTen tpenigtn DOrten liegt pie( ttsfer
Sim.
gto9 bor bunbert Subren tparen Die Ser.
@tadten Elm unanfebnli9es S~taatengebi(oe
in Der neuen @elt. Sn Der Mitte OieIes
cSubrbunberts entpideGten fe ft9 CUR &C.
treibefummer Der @elt, bic Tie auBerbem nit
8etroleum unb 8dumtpole berIorgten. Sm
lebten 8iertel beg I9eibenben S~ubr6unberts
bat uber infoGge Der S4uB5oapolitif Der re-
publifaniI6en 8artei bic SnbuftriP einen iOfs
den Nuf19pung g%etppnnen, bab Tie 19on in
bie(en 3peigen troB b0berer NrbeitSl0bne
nit ben alien SnbuItrten Guropa's concur
riren tunn.
OieTe reue gpo9e 1T un9ebro9en unb bic
auf + r MGrtte bebu6te, ia iogar ibrer
umertfanif9e Snbuftrie
treibt uniere 9olitit our @rpunTtot, ME
burtb ben SnbuitriuGismus AUDI 9eutfdlanc
in bic &oloniuIpoIitit btneingetrieben tpOrz
ben 1T.
Menn mir @ergongenbeit unb @egenpurt
nit einanber pergGet9en unb einen Nusblid
in bic 3ufunft MAIDEN, 70 t0nren mir BON
periobrn Der dmerifanti9sn @eIdi6te
fpreChen: Gon ber I n b h If a t.
unter 8orberrf9dft Der Oemptra=
ten, BON Der / n b II It rteGIen unter re-
publitanif der 2eitung unb f9lisBGi3 bon Der
unbre6enben Gpo9e srDBter Ma9tentfalz
tunq, in Der ptr ni9t nur ben l1eberfluB
unIerer 8obener5eugntfe, fonoern ait9 bie
Interpretation unferer Sdbriten IN unbere
2Gnber abgeben unb bdfiir tbr @elb ein=
beimTen, mir perben aIio, pie BANTER 9enz
brir bemertt, gum nglearing 5ouIe" Der
Melt tperoen.
0as tit bann uu9 bic periObe, in Der ous
ben conIerbutiOen @lementen Der &epnolifa=
ner pie Der Oemotraten cine &egie
runespartsi gebilbet tperoen piro, bic
bor Nnem fir @tabiGttGt Der Sinun=
aen, cine 0tonpnif9e 8~ertpuItuns ber8unoesz
unoeGsqen6eiten unb zine ti9tige @ertrstung
unIerer Sntsrefen i'm &usGanoe gu fprgen
fat.
Die eefiiGte aorntammer, Der ssfiinte
So6ofen unb bic nit gutem @elbs gefiinte
&dfe: bos iinb bic iiegrri4en 5uttoren Der
ameritanii9en PoGttif.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-08-31
On ben pieIsn frana5fff&sn ge

On ben bielen fran3Dfff9en Be-
nenmnngen i'm bentf9en 9eere
tptrb BON 3eit au 3eit ettpus 9ednoer! unb
oerbeutT6t. 60 purbe biefer Sage out9
einen fuiferli9en &abiaetsbefebG oerfigt,
baB bic Bremier@ unb S%econDe@
Gieutenants fortun Die 8e3ci9nnng
Sberz unb unterIieutenuntS
fiibren 1Dlem Der Sitel elmer biel9enunnz
ten 8erufsfluHe tit olfo fortun fpenigftsns
Dorn beutf9 itatt frunaDiH4, tpGbrenc er bin
ten fran80iff3 bleibt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-08-31

cecil R9obes, Der geipuGtt9e eng
Iiy6e gOGonfiI atDr, 1T mad elmer 9epei6e pOn
Der aupTtabt, nun bod in Die GeleBeebung
Der Raptolonie gepGblt, 6eren Dberiter Dti=
nifer ct Bis gum benz 5reibeuter5ug gegen
Sransboal s~etpeTen ut. gr be9tnnt ben bra=
ben 8uren pisOer fsbr sefdhrli3 gu
perben.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-06-06
GOV. LEEDY's LATEST JOINT.
ranged for the Approaching
POpulist Campaien.

TOPEKA, June 5.-(Special.) It is Just
20 steps from Governor Leedys chair in
his private Office at the state house to a
new wideopen saloon and about 1S0 steps on
return trip. One Of the state house at
taches stepped it OF to-day. This saloon
occupies the first floor Of . building on
Kansas avenue, the main street Of the town,
and it is run just as wide open as any
saloon In Kansas City, where saloons are
licensed. 1t is the boldest step yet taken
by the Populist administration. When the
legislature was In session Just after Leedy's
Inauguration a fine joint did q thriving
business Just across the street in front Of
the state house, but It quit when the ses-
sion closed. 1t was run under lock and key,
however. and a thirsty man could get no
relief unless he knew the password and
countersign.
But the open defiance Of the prohibitory
law and temperance sentiment, manifest
ed by the proprietor of the new open sa-
loon within stones throw of the gov
ernor's office, IL remarkable. Topeka is
honeycombed with joints. but this is the
first time since the adoption of prohibition
that an open saloon Is permitted to run
under the very shadow of the state house
dome. The temperance people are becom-
Ing thoroughly aroused, and the Lathrop,
Mo-, way Of enforcing the law may be
adopted. This saloon is furnished with up
to-date fixtures and the bartenders are
experts at their business. They have no
fear whatever of being molested as they
have arranged everything"
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-06-06
PROTOCOL REGARDING KOREA.
Text Of the Articles Asreea Upon Be-
tween Russia and


Text Of the Articles Agreed UDon BE-
tween Russis and
Japan.
TACOMA. WASH. June 5.-Yokohama
papers received on the steamer Victoria
contain the text Of the protocol agreed
upon by Russia and Japan. recognising
the sovereignty and independence of Ko-
rea. The protocol Is as follows:
Baron Nissi. minister for foreign affairs
Of his majesty. the emperor Of Japan, and
Baron Rosen, le counsillier d'etat actuel
ct chambillan, envoy extraordinary and
minister plenipotentiary Of his majesty
the emperor Of all Russia, duly authorised
to that effect. have agreed upon the fol-
lowing articles In pursuance Of article
OF the protocol, signed at Moscow on the
9th day Of June. 1886. between Marshal
Marquis Yamagata and Prince Lebanon,
secretary of state.
Article 1. The imperial governments Of
Japan and Russia definitely recognize the
sovereignty and entire independence Of
Korea. and mutually engage TO refrain from
all direct interference in the internal affairs
Of that country.
Article 2. Desiring to avoid every possi-
BILE cause of misunderstanding in the fu-
ture, the imperial governments Of Japan
and Russia mutually engage, in case ko-
fea should epply to Japan or to Russia
for advice and assistance, not to take any
measure in the nomination Of military in
structors and financial advisers. without
having previously come to mutual agree
ment on the subject.
'Article Q. In view Of the large develop.
ment Of Japanese commercial and indus
trial enterprise in Korea. as well as the
considerable number Of Japanese subjects
resident in that country, the imperial gov-
ernment will not impede the development
of the commercial and Industrial relations
between Japan and Korea"
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-06-06
TRIAL TRIP OF THE KAsAel.
Cruiser Built at Cramps for japan
Compelled to Postpone Build.
eras Test.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, June 5.-The new
Japanese cruiser, Kasagi, which left
Cramps shipyard yesterday. for her build
ers' trial trip off the Delaware capes, re-
turned to her dock at Cramps this after.
noon. the trip being postponed as the re-
suit of the "kinking'' of valve stem on
her port engine. The disarrangement re-
sulting. was of very minor nature, and
while it interfered in no way with the
movement Of the ship yet 1t was such as
to too,aass make the test somewhat tampered. The
while making a preliminary burst Of speed
between Reedy island and Ship John
gait when a bolt worked loose and caused
the "kink' in the stem. The cruiser
steamed back to a point of the Wilmington
creek, where she anchored for the night.
She again got under way for home this
morning.
The trial will take place in a week, or
earlier. All those on board, In clurdrdrdrr
earlier. All those on board, Including the
Japanese officers, expressed themselves aa
being well pleased with her work, even as
far as she went, and feel sure she will ex-
coed her contract speed of twenty-five and
one-half knots.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-06-06
DECKS CLEARED FOR ACTION,
British Cr.iser Expected to BE Fired
Upon I'm Entering Gran Cana.
ria Harbor.

ria Harb0r.
MADRID. June 5.-Letters received from
San Juan. Porto Rico. reassert that Ad-
miral Sampson bombarded the.town with
out notice. firing 100 shells. The Spanish
losses are said to have been seven killed
and seventy wounded. The governor gen.
erals residence. the barracks and number
of houses were damaged.
Mail advices from Gran Canaria, dated
May &c, say that three Spanish torpedo
boats were still in the harbor. A military
signal station has been established on the
lighthouse island and keen watch is kept
for suspicious vessels. Additional fortifica-
tions at various points were almost COM
pleted at the time the mail left
1t appears that when the British second
class cruiser Charybdis arrived at Gran
Canaria. in response to alarming news as
to the condition Of the island. she had her
decks cleared for action. and expected to
be fired on on entering the harbor. Her
officers understood that the wife of the
British consul had been murdered and that
the Spaniards had risen against the Eng
lish. These reports arose from the fact
that shots were fired while the consul's
wife was passing and that an American
flag had been burned in front Of an English
mans house. The United States consul.
Mr.. Thomas Miller. who is an Englishman
and was born on the island has resigned.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-06-06
cARRANzA ADMITS II.
1ts WsRding Has Deen
Chau9el.


1ts WsRding Has Been
Changed.
MONTREAL. QUEBEC. June k-To-
night Lieutenant Carranza admitted that
he was the author Of the letter made public
yesterday by Chief Wilkie. of the secret
service. and that Il was one stolen .
week ago yesterday from his residence.
1T u Q translation" he said, "of the
letter wrote to my cousin. but II II not a.
wrote It. Words have been changed and
even whole sentences: yes. even paragraphs
inserted to make It suit the ends Of the
United States government"
What paragraphs?' he was asked.
''Fof instance, that ridiculous paragraph
about the spy system. That II nonsense.
I am not the head Of the spy system and
do not know and never knew more about
the two men captured than you do your
self from reading the newspapers.
'"Then again have had no communities
ton with General Blanco or DON Pasquale.
There has been no necessity for my COM
municating with them.
'Tt was simply . friendly letter to my
cousin expressing my sentiments, and even
these have been distorted In the transla-
tion.
Take this out. the reference to spies
and the statement Of my communicating
with Blanco and Don Pasquale, and what
have you left7 Absolutely nothing that
you yourself did not know. Do you not
think that the Canadian government viii
require better proof before compelling mo
to leave the country7"
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-06-06
AIDED BY MRS. PINKHAM.

Mrs. w. 3. PATTON, Younstowu,
North Dakota, writes about her strus.
gle to regain health sfter the birth Of
her little girl:
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your list, hoping that It may induce
others to avail themselves Of your val-
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"After the birth Of my little girl,
three years ago, my health was very
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gradually grew worss, until could do
no work. Also had headache nearly
all the time, and dizzy feelings. Mem
situations were very profuse, appear.
ing every two weeks.
"Itook medicine from good doctor,
but It seemed TO do no good. was
becoming alarmed over my condition,
when I read your advertisement In .
paper. I sent at once for . bottle Of
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
ponnd, and after taking two-thirds Of
the bottle I felt 20 much better that
send for two more. After using three
bottles I felt ss strong and well - any
ono.
" I think It IL the best medicine for
female weakness ever advertised, and
recommend It to every lady meet suf-
3ering from this trouble"
Maternity is . wonderful experience
and many women approach it wholly
unprepared. Childbirth under right
conditions need not terrify women.
Tho sdvice Of Mrs. Pinkham Il freely
offered to all expectant mothers, and
her advice Is beyond question the most
valuable to be obtained. II Nrs. Pax
ton had written to MrA Pinkham be-
fore confinement she would have been
saved much suffering. Nrs. Pinkhamb
addrsss Il Lynn, MasA
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-06-06
LIKELY TO PRESIDE OVER rHn
HUTCHINSON CONVENTION,
OTHER NAMES ARE MENTIONED
JUDGE HORTON OR J. X. Cunn1soS
WOULD BE ACCEPTABLE.
WyandOtte County Delegation Will
Have an Internal Fight, as Usu.
aIThis Time Over selec-
tiOA Of State Com.
mitteeman.

TOPEKA, June 5.-(Special) ]. R. Bur.
ton, OF Abilene, ID being mentioned for the
position of chairman of the Republican,
state convention. He is here to-day con.
ferring with politicians from various sec.
tions OF the state regarding convention
matters. To them he said he would deem
1t great honor to preside over the con-
vention but the place would have to come
to him unsolicited. Burton is acceptable to
all the candidates for various Offices. They
know that he win be absolutely impartial
In all his rulings. Judge Horton or ]. K.
Cubbfson is either acceptable also.
There will be no contest in the organiza-
ton OF the convention. Not county in the
state will send up contesting delegation
and the committee on credentials will have
no work at all to do outside of arranging
the roster Of delegates. Wyandotte county,
as usual. will have a little internal trouble
to settle. That county never comes to
state convention like other counties. This
time the delegation il quarreling over the
selection of a state committeeman. In order
to help Buchan out in the congressional
fight Cy Leland got Postmaster Barnes in
terested for Buchan as against Cubbison.
In consideration for this Buchan agreed to
have Barnes made state committeeman
from that county.
Buchan's friends control the state dele
cation, but they are bucking against car
rying out the agreement alleged to have
been made by Buchan. It Is probable that
they would have carried 1t out il Buchan
had been nominated for congress, but he
got left. and they feel that the slate should
be wiped clean. Buchan is doing all he can
to bring about fulfillment of his prom
ise. but his friends are obstinate. There
is no telling how the scrap will be settled.
but there seems no chance for it to In
terfere with Candidate w. r. Smith. The
argument is being made that it might be
well to set aside factional leaders there. AS
the Second district convention bottled Bu-
chan, harmony would be increased. they
claim. II Barnes were bottled up in his post
Office.
The above Is the inside story Of the W.
andotte political troubles, together with
the effect that Is likely to be produced. The
outcome will be watched with interest
The pilgrimage to Hutchinson, the scene
Of battle. has already begun. Captain John
9eaton and some Of his lieutenants, includ-
ing Major Tom Anderson, left this even
ing. W. 2. Stanley and his managers were
billed to leave Wichita tonight. Assistant
Secretary Frank L. Brown, Of the state
He will attend the preliminary matters to.
morrow, such as getting score cards.
printed and the like. Only few counties
paid any attention to the request in the
call to send In their credentials by June
4, and the secretary will have to attend
to this matter at Hutchinson and arrange
the roster of delegates.