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GLADSTONE'S PLACE.
1t May Be Given to Sir Henry
Campbell Bannerman.
Not . Great Man. Hut . safe LsaAes
-His Elevation Would Give New
strength and Iigor TO the
Liberal Party.

Sir Henry CaInpbeil- Zimmerman has
recently risen as the particular star of
the liberal party in England. Specula-
tion, which has been rife of late upon
the probable leader of the liberals,
seems to have selected this Stirling
Burghs representative as the fittest
man to take the place of the great Glad
stone and of the more recent Vernon
Harcourt Successors always, at least
in the beginning, labor under painful
disadvantage. for they are invariably
compared with the Originals. But it
not infrequently happens that pupil
exceeds his master, and there is prece-
dent In British history for the new
conner who ecipses the man whose
place he takes. ,-. .
Unfortunately, this happy fate does
not seem 10 be reserved for Sir Henry
Campbeli-Bannerma as ii might be
reserved for Sir Edward Grey. The lat
ter is young; the former is old. Old
men are seldom originals. Sir Henry is
6J; Sir Edward is 81. The latter is an
aristocrat, descended from the very
best and noblest Norman blood in the
Kingdom. The former is a democrat.
and comedies nothing o his traditions
when he becomes the liberal. The only
question that suggests itself is: Ii Sir
Henry Campbell Bannerman the man
TO take Gladstone's place and is he
young enough TO improve upon the
grand old map?"
Sir Henry is the second son of the
late Sir James Campbell, Of Stracathro.
Forfarshire, by Janet, the youngest
daughter of the late Henry Bannerman.
Of Manchester. He WAS born in 1885.
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HUFKINS' DOCTOR BOOK.
k~J Rsa<Ao& OF II Brtnss ON 9
New Aflment and Drug
HA0tS BtilA

Mr.. Hufkins, of Indiana avenue. came
home one night lately with big book
under his arm.
There, | reckon thercll be an end of
doctors bills in this family after this, -
he id.-'.whcn the Hufkinses get sick
after this We'll do the only sensible
think-diagnose the disease ourselves.
take some simple remedy. save $500 i
year in useless doctors bills"
After dinner MIR Hufkins spent two
hours in reading about rheumatism.
gout, consumption, whoopiug cough
and insanity The next morn ng he got
up with crick in his back.
Louis" he said, briskly to his Oldest
boy, ''go over to the drugstore and get
me half G pound of citrate of salsoda,
and u four-grain tablets of pheani-
gamia,"
Louis came back in half an hour with
bottle Of citrate of magneSia and a
dozen phruacetin pills, and said the
druggis, thought they would fill the
bill.
That's what / said; that's what /
sent You for" remarked Mr.. Hufkins.
loftily rs he swallowed six of the tab
let's and took a teaspoonful of the mag
nesia, BY nigh, Mr.. lIufkins said the
symptoms had changed, and he recog-
nized in himself victim of gout>
No, thank you. Mary; no pie for me
this evening; no more sweet stufrs; nc
more wine, no more cigars. This gout
is settling around my heart and even
with the strictest precautions may be a
dead man in "a hours"
He put on fax seed poultice and an
up in bed and read some more of hi,
doctor book.
"Hum-m-queer, queer" he unused
after reading about three hours. "a
thought this was the most extraorli.
| nary case of gout I ever heard of, By
Jingo, see now; it's lung trouble in the
fifth stage"
He walked the servant girl up and sent
her post haste for bottle of codliver
oil When the girl came back She
walked on tiptoe ran into a looking
glass and forgot to wind the clock. Mr..
iufkins informed her. as he gulped
down the eodliver oil. that She had pare
sis in All advanced stage, and that he
would prescribe some simple remedy in
the morning In two days Mr. llutl>ins
was not able To go down to his office,
On the third day, sitting in an easy
| chair, he perused the doctor book from
ten o'clock in the morning until IL
o'clock at night. before the week was
over both the Hnfkfhs children had
stopped going to school To take treat
ment forwhooping cough. scarlet fever,
! measles and lpumps.
Mrs Hofkins is living in hope that
the list OF diseases In the doctor book
will soon be exhausted.-Chicaro Inter
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Teachers

and others who intend taking advantage
OF the low excursion rates made for the
National Educational association meet
ing at Los Angeles in July should avail
themselves OF the opportunity of travel.
my at leas, in one direction through
Colorado and the Rocky mountains.
famous the world over for their magnih.
cent scenery.
The Denver and Rio Grande Railroad
The Scenic Line OF the World" is the
most popular route through Colorado.
ell route to the Pacific coast The rate
via this route IS the same asv via all other,
the rate from Denver being S47 tot
the round trip. Tickets on sale June .s,h
TO July Sth. good to return until Sept 18th
All ticket agents will sell tickets 20
Los Angeles and return via this route 10
one or both directions. which will allow
liberal s,op-oveI privileges bath ways,
thus aHordng a splendid opportunity to
view the superior scenic attractions o,
fered BY this line.
s. X. HOOPER. G. p. 4 T. A..
Denver. Colo.
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How . Frog lnb.r.a,..,

According TO Simon Hcrry Sage, the
frog does not hibernate in leaves or the
trunks Of trees, but in dry hole in the
ground not likely to freeze. He
scratches tho hole with his hind fee,
anu enters backward, Once inside.
there is apparently no trace of the fact
outside. Frogs found under fru1c,
leaves are still able to move about. MIR.
Sage has found hibernatirg frogs witt,
their extremi,ics and ski frozen. bu,
their vital organs were still intact, aud
they recovered their activity on heAay
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You can't cure dyspepsia by dieting.
Eat eood. ~holes me food. and plenty of
-Kodo Dyspepsia Cure digests food
~r,hou, aid from the stomach. and is
m 'd- to CURE. For sale by Chas. r..
Glib IT.
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Denver Family,

Denver. Colo. June 73. Is93-George
I. Herbert 1890 HAYWARD Place. Station
Is. this city. says se to TX Hoods Sarsa.
pArilla as spring medicine and found
It so beneficial the, he now gives it to his
Children and it keeps them in good health
all the time. ,76
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bargains for II ONE seekers.

We have a fine list of attractive offers
in this line and are continually hsung
new ones. Call and see us If YOU nee1
Home Property, Farm Property or con
template investments OF any character
Give us your properties for rent
WARREN {. DYER'S
Real Estate Agency
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HUDYAN REMEDY COMPANY,
Ger. Stseksss, Market SD ENis Sta
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL
CHARLES T. GILBERT.
Ice Cream seaaon Opened.

On or about June 20, will be prepared
to furnish to the citizens of Boulder ice
cream on the shortest possible no &c
The patronage of my old cus,otnr,s and
many new ones is earnestly solicited
Ice cream may he had by calling At my
place. So2 Marine street. on SUNDAYS
JAMES NJ. CLAY.
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Change IN 7 M.

Train No. 23 due to leave Denver 4,
SI5 p. m will on sundays only be held
10 leave Denver at 7oo p. m This will
allow parties on the For, Co Inns district
10 spend the en,,re day in Denver. and
'hr Colorado Road" has arranged very
a'tras'ive rAies- 70 6 o.
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Thomas Rhoads, Centerhcld. o. writes {:
81 suffered from piles seven or eight
years. No remedy gave me relief until
De Wits Witch Hazel Saive. less than
box OF which permanently cured me
Soothing. healing, perfectly harmless.
Beware of counterfeits. For sale by
Chas. 7. Gilbert.
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build and repair ash pits and chm
neys. Do job carpen,ering reasonable
IS ON n. H SMITH. 2I3r Ruff 81.
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Mr.. and Mrs. b. Lackamo, Elston, Mo i,
writes: "One Minute Cough Cure saved
the life of our little boy when nearly dead
with Group. For sale bv Chas. r. Gil
b.rt
Daily camera., 1899-06-28
Crippl. Creek 1. Best s.r.ed

BY the I'll Gomez" trains OF The o."
rado Road" the standard suag- sleep
iug car route between the M Iropolis
and Colorado's famous gold camp Civ
u ke, office. t7,h and Curtis str---'-
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Colorado spring
$ best served by "The Colorado Road
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When, where and how to obtain pun
liquors without having 10 pay three prices
for 1t is eadins question. Listen to is
In the first place, be sure II is not sur
day, then walk straighr-~ay to Garta
r:nos ~
Daily camera., 1899-06-28

VIC { 49, c ~
harmless in its sheci
1t contains NO iron Z
cause the teeth to IL
cay. II you are suffer
ing you should take
HUDYAN now and
then note the change
in your CO ndition.
Study your symptoms
carefully. Thsss are
your symptoms. Take
HUDYAN now and
they viii disappsA..
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YOUR WEAK POINTS ARE:

YOUR WEAK POINTS ARE:
/. NsTAHT HEADAC E
hUOYAM, BY It's action on the blood, Will
q unlizs tie ctrculation Of blood and the
headache viii AisAppsar.
"a. sUNKEN EYIBALLs AND
DARK RIN4s B EATH TH Z
EYES. HUDYAN will cause the tnss to
disappear AID make The syss bright.
SO. PALE CHEEKs. hUYDAN viii
sarich he blood and ealss the cheeks 10
become bright And resy.
4. WEAKNESs IN THE Hart.
The heart becomes weak and there 1, = con
Ste Mt 1tndAg feeling around IL HCDYAN
Will make ths heart strong and cause 1t -
beat regularly, and the sinking feeling viii
disappear.
6. FEHLINo OF WEIGHT IN
THE STOMACH AND INDIG Es-
TlOE. hUOYAN viii cause the food TO
b properly digested, Improve the appetite and
relieve constipation. HUDYAN viii relieve
al the above symptoms and make you we'll.
HuDYAN il for you. After you are cured
| tel other women what aUDYAN has done
TO you. HUDYAN be procured from
| druggists for 800. Per packs 60. or six package
TO ESQ. II your druggist does NOT keep 1t
send direct 70 Hudyan Remedy Co.. San
Francisco. Cali upon the HUDYAN dootors.
Consultation il free. You may call upon the
| doston or write. a. you desire. Address
Daily camera., 1899-06-28
.ANAEMIA

Il . forerunAsr Of consumption tits a disease
Of the blood. The symptoms are quite mum
erous and are readily discerned. If the
progress Of the disease is not checked death
from consumption some other disease is
inevitable. HUDYAN will check its prog
re.s HUDYAN wiz enrich the blood and
make the patient strong. HUDYAN in
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-07-06
slot mncl,Ineu In Tonckn.

Topeka, July 3.-Slot machines
have made their appearance in Tops.
ka again, although they are run on
different plan from the old ones, II
will be remembered that Judge
Hazen, Of the Shawnee county dis
trict court, in a test case tried before
him, several weeks ago, decided that
the slot machines then used were
gambling devices, and that they
were prohibited by the Cubbson an
ti-gambling law. On these machines
every fifth numbebr won. Perman-
ent injunctions were granted against
every merchant In town who kept
one OF the devices in his store. One
Of the merchants enjoined got new
kind OF a machine. Every number
on 1t wins at least one cigar and sew
eral numbers win more. He was
cited to appear for contempt in re-
fusing 10 obey the injunction against
operating slot machines. He took
the position that slot machine that
paid on very number was not a
gambling device. Judge Hazen sus'
tained this position, and released the
merchant. The cigar and drug stores
have all ordered the new kind OF ma
chnies. They claim the machines
help trade.
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-07-06
mutIny on the Panther.

Philadelphia, July IA local paper
publishes n story TO the effect that n
mutiny developed on the cruiser Pan.
ther, now at League Island navy yard,
while on her way from San Juan,
Porto Rico, to this port, and that It
was necessary to place twenty-four
men in irons.
According to the story, while the
Panther was at San Juan, in command
Of Captain George w. Rector, the
greater portion of her crew rebelled
against the food and asked to be
transferred elsewhere. Several de-
sertions occurred and the departure of
the cruiser, II is said, hastened for
fear that she would be so seriously
crippled from this cause that she,
when ner time came, would be unable
TO leave.
On the voyage home II became nec-
essary to place a number of the crew
in confinement, although there was no
open or violent breach of discipline
manifested
II Is stated that the insubordination
has been reported TO the navy depart
ment at Washington, but no inrorma-
tion regarding the affair could be
CLEANED today from the navy yard Of
flcials nor from the officers Of the
Panther.
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-07-06

most brilliant or the last decade; II
would be full Of vim and fire and At
woods oratory would sweep che
state from border to bobrder. He
already has strong personal follow
ing and young men from other par
ties would give their support to o
man Of such ability and integrity.
HE Is the choice OF the young
Democracy OF the state the day he
consents TO 60 before the convention.
They have never been given recogni.
tion and the time has come when
they will make themselves felt in the
convention, and later In the cam.
paign, II they are accorded the place
due them by virtue Of their numbers
and ability. The majority Of the
rank and file OF the party-the voters
ARE young men below the prime OF
life. They should do the lighting,
and 10 this they have never been
called derelict, But when 1t comes
TO recognition and giving them
place in the bandwOgon, there has
been different story. We will
make concerted effort to change
this next year, for the good of the
party, and our choice for governor
is John II. Atwood, Of Leavenworth. A."
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-07-06
The Peoples
Popular
Store.
|NENX[INS
July 9th
Hot Weather Snaps

Every department is fairly bubbling over
with choice hot weather necessities at
phenomenaly low prices.
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-07-06
Political Leaderr Confer.

Chicago, July 3-A conference was
held here Sunday between Colonel
William Jennings Bryan and num-
ber OF Illinois Democratic leaders,
including M. H. Dunlap, candidate
for state treasurer during the last
campaign; exICongressman Hinrich-
sen and Judge Thompson Of Jack
sonville, all OF whom were inslru u. d.
tai in swinging the Illinois delega-
ton 10 Bryan in the last Democratic
national convention. Allen w, Thur
man and II. NJ. Dltty, of Columns, o.,
were also present Mr.. Bryan ar
rived in Chicago Sunday on his way
from Aberdeen, N. d. to Barnesville,
Ca, where he Is to deliver an address
July 4. He was met here by MIR.
Thurman and Mr.. Ditty, who had
come from Columbus for that pur-
pose, and, together with the Illinois
leaders took dinner at the Sherman
house. A the conclusion OF the din
ner a conference was held which
lasted the greater part OF the after
noon. None of the local Democratic
leaders were present. Mr.. Bryan
denied there was any political slgnif-
cance in the meeting. II am on my
way from Aberdeen to Barnesville,
Ca" he said. Some Of my friends
knew 4 would be passing through
the city to-day and were here to meet
me-"
Samuel B. Cook, OF the ways and
means committee, states that the
national political situation was dis
cussed in a general way.
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-07-06

love of htf country Nt heart Amy un-
popularity which may exist toward
her Is due entirely TO the fact that she
Is foreigner by birth. The boy king,
whose birthday anniversary attended
while nt Madrid, is n bright and sem
sible lad, who speaks several Ian
guages, though he appears to be some-
what delicate in health"
II was suggested to the minister
that the discussion regarding the dis
memberment Of China had subsided
recently, to which he made nm nffrma-
tive reply. lie expressed himself as
highly incredulous of the reports com
ing from Vancouver of the probable
nbdication OF the emperor This is en-
tirely unlikely, he said, nasmuch NJ
the reigning monarch was put on the
throne by the empress dowager, whose
nephew he also Is.
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-07-06

malicious ottacKs. Attempts 10 cor
rect their reports only result in pro-
voling more liberal outpouring OF ed
ltorial venom. After all, II Is well TO
remember that n newspaper repre-
sents the opinion OF only one man,
and that opinion is undoubtedly inhu-
enced by every motive except desire
to do full justice, The time is not far
distant when the people will awake
to this fact, and when they do there
will be a radical change In the policy
Of conducting the newspapers Of the
country and especially in their trent
ment Of public men.
Regrettng II the unwarrnntable lib
critics taken with my name have
caused you any embarrassment, am,
yours very sincerely
HAZEN s. PINGREE.
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-07-06
WANTS A MONARCHY.
lCuban General said TO he organizing
RROyAIIst Party.

Havana, July 3.--La Lucha publishes
4 statement regarding matters which
It's conductors say they have been in
vestigating and carefully guarding for
several weeks, owing 10 the ret'cence
Of those concerned and the desire OF
the latter TO avoid II premature dis
closure, leading TO n posi- le failure OF
heir plans. The paper says
Cuba during the last few months
/ he latest Is the establishment of n
royalist party. The new organization
Is minportNnt at present, probably
numbering fewer than fifty memb rs,
but Il well known Cuban gcre nj, who
claims to be descendant of Chnrle-
magne, Is reported to be the head of
the party, and the meeting place is
usually the lnglaterrn cafe. The Gu
han general in question Is said to he
dissatisfied with American rule lie
thinks that what Cuhn needs Is not
y rcpul lie, but strong hand at the
helm like his own. lie Is Of the opin-
ion that the peol lc OF the Latin rnce
prefer royalty and the possible honors
accruing under n monnrchicinl regime.
"The Cuban general referred 10 is
understood to deny that he Is the head
of party with such objects, but there
Is considerable evidence that such n
movement is on foot. He is the Of
fcer who was recently reported to
Governor General Brooke for collect
ing 30 centmes from Spanish mer.
chant on the ground that II was an
assessment for fund devoted to driv-
ing out the interveners,"
General Ludlow has been made
aware of his successful attempts to
collect money from gambling houses
under threats to use his influence to
have them closed IL the propretors
refused his demands. For political
reasons II has not been considered ad-
visable thus far to proceed against
him, but he has been warned to dis
continue these practices, and II Is be-
lieved now that he is more interested
in making money than in starting
new party.
According to such other reports Of
this bombastic scheme as have leaked
out, the promoter has represented that
he will persuade majority Of the
alcades to give the movement their
support by promising to make them
dukes, counts and barons. II is also
in the plans to form n Cuban legion of
honor. Several persons, who affect to
believe that such a scheme might sue
ceed, say the outcome will depend
'largely on the charm Of novelty with
a populace judiciously prepared to en-
brace the IDEAS"
The theory is that II would be par
ticularly acceptable to such families
MS already have titles OF Spain and to
Spaniards residing in Cuba, who, ow-
ing to business or other considera-
tions, have been compelled to forfeit
their patents of nobility. The promot-
ers Of the movement allege that they
expect financial assistance from these
sources, as the plan promises to sub
stitute equal dignities and positions
for those that have been forfeited.
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-07-06
ATWOOD FOn GOVERNOR.
Boom Started For the Brilliant Orator
and Lawyer Of LeaVenwOrth.

Kansas City, Mo-, July 9.-The
Journal of this morning prints the
following:
The movement on the part of the
young Democracy Of Kansas forf the
purpose Of securing recognition from
the party in the state, has taken the
form of boom for Hon. John II.
Atwood for governor. The name OF
the brilliant lawyer and orator of
Leavenworth has been frequently
mentioned in this connection and
thera is talk OF a conference, to be
hello " the younger men of the party
early in the fall for the purpose OF
placing him before the party as
their candidate for the nomination.
e. L. Brown, OF Parsons, Kas., a
prominent Democrat, who exhibited
rare talent during the last national
convention and as secretary for w.
j. Bryan during the campaign, was
at the Midland last night. He had
just returned from Leavenworth for
the purpose Of urging Mr.. Atwood to
allow his name to be used, although
when approached heretofore on the
subject Mr. Atwood has isisted that
such thing was out Of the question.
~ am by no means discouraged"
said Mr.. Brown. Atwood would
make race such as would astonish
the party leaders in the state, who
continue year after year to bring
forward the old timber, and they
would behold such strength in the
party az they have never dreamed
Of now. The eamnalgn would be the
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-07-06

Santiago de Cuba, July Ten new
cases of yellow fever were reported
yesterday and five have been reported
today. This raises the total num-
her Of cases to seventy-four. No
deaths have been reported today.
The United States troops have all
been removed from the infected camp,
but the doctors seem unable to check
the progress of the disease among
them. The camp which is on the
road TO FL MORO and in hilly country.
was chosen because of its known salu-
brity and perfect sanitary condition.
There are no cases Of yellow fever
in the city.
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-07-06

Washington, July 3.--Minister Wu
Ting Fang, Of China, returned to the
city today from three months Euro
penn trip, which he made to present
his credentials as minister to Spain,
as well as the United States. Concern
ing the queen regent and her son he
said:
"The queen regent is a good woman
whom admire very much. She has
many gracious qualities and has the
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-07-06

dane heavy
etha
uw figure except q
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-07-06

The czar's troubles do net come
singly. Colonel SchwarzhoR's blow at
the disarmament scheme came the
day the girl baby came, instead Of o
direct heir to the throne.
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-07-06

1T is estimated that 100000 Amer.
leans are going, or have gone TO Eu.
rope for the summer and autumn,
and that their expenditures, includ-
Ing passage, will be from 500, 900
10 ol50, ,00O,0 900.
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-07-06

3l-nch best imported Insh Dimty, 25c quality at 15c Yd
33inch Anderson Zephyrs and 2snch silk wet Gnghams
regular values 45c Grand July Sale Orc Xh
zoe and 25c 0rgandies 32 inches wide fEc Va
3Oinch Pique in light color; Grand July sae 1Qsc Nd
30 pieces fine White Goods nansook patterns bought for
July Sale &c Yd.
3l.inch 0ndine Muslinettes at Martins only 1Oc Yd
36inch Curtain Swiss all kinds dots and figures 1Qsc Yd
Decorah-posten., 1899-04-14
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