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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-19
PRESIDENT KAISER HERE
Log Rolling Association Making Many
Preparations for wichita Event

J. W. Kaiser OF Fort Scott, president
of the Log Rolling association Of the
Woodmen of the World, arrived in the
city yesterday and held a consultation
with the board of managers of the log
rolling which will take place here next
September. The meeting was held in the
rooms of Manager Weik in the Sedgwick
block and all of the members were en-
thusiastic over the prospects for the sue
cess of the undertaking.
The railroads will give a very low rate
Wichita will have an immense crowd of
visitors on the date of the rolling. Presi-
dent Kaiser has been in correspondence
for some time with the organizations over
the state and all are anxious to attend
the affair in Wichita. A large number
of bands will be in attendance and spec
ial trains will bring them and their COM
panies to the city.
President Kaiser and Chairman Weik
were in consultation with a number Of
railroad officials and prominent citizens
last night in regard to the rates and the
matter will be brought to a close within
a few days.
Those who are closely identified with
Woodmen circles estimate the attendance
on September at 1900. This estimate
is based upon actual figures as canvassed
by the board of managers. Many Mis-
souri, camps will be in attendance and
ample preparations are being made to
make the visitors stay pleasant one.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-19
MRS. RYAN FOUND
Sumner County + armeT's wife Shows
Up at st -IswaIer.

Mrs. Thomas Ryan. the wife Of a prom
inent farmer who resides near Arson in
Sumner county, and who left her home
on July 2, leaving a note 10 her hus-
band telling him she was going to her
home in Illinois, has been located at
Whitewater. Kansas, through an article
published in the Eagle. The operators
on both the Missouri Pacific and the
Rock Island roads seeing the publication
Of the fact that Mrs Ryan had disap-
peared, Immediately recalled a woman
answering that description as having
come there a few days ag1. message
was at once sent here and Detective
Harry Sutton, who had been working on
the case, was notified. He in turn tele-
graphed Sheriff Shaver at Wellington
that the woman was located at White
water Mr. Ryan was at once notified
and has gone after her. It is not known
Why she remained az Whitewater unless
the theory is true that her mind is af-
feoted. When she left home Detective
Sutton traced her as far as Wichita and
from the Missouri Pacific depot 10 the
Santa Fe. where he lost all trace Of her.
Mr.. Ryan was in the city last Sunday
looking for her and was greatly affected
over her disappearance.
The blood IS sralnsd and purified by
the kidneys. No hope Of health while the
kidneys are wrong. FOLEY'S KIDNEY
CURE viii make healthy kidneys ard
pure blood c. Gehring 800 East Douglas;
Geo. Van Werden. Sos North Main; Wich-
tia Drug Co. 10 East Douglas; Gus Saur,
81 East Douglas.
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DR.. CAVE ENDORSED
Wants to be Medical Examiner for the
W. W. A in This DIVISION.

The friends of DR.. Cave. the popular
physician, have launched a boom for him
for head medical examiner for the Mod
ern Woodmen of America lodge for the
division of the order comprising Kansas
and Oklahoma and at last nights meet
ing of Peerless Camp No. 1881, he was
unanimously endorsed for the position. A
meeting of the head camp will meet here
next February for the purpose Of electing
officers and by that time Caves candi-
dacy will have reached over the entire
district and>if he is not victorious h. Cp-
ponents will know that they have been N
race. The present incumbent is DR..
Jones, who lives at Buffalo He holds
the office by appointment. The emolu-
ments of the office are handsome, with
the growing membership of the order,
paying about $4,000 per year. All of the
medical examination papers of new MEM
bers are passed upon by the head phys
ician and attached to each one there is a
nice fee. DR.. Cave has been closely iden-
titled in Woodmen circles for some time
and has won considerable popularity
among the members. His boom was
started a couple OF weeks ago and If he
succeeds in landing the place he will dis
charge the duties of the office With credit
to both himself and the order.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-19
COLLEGE HILL PROTESTS
Residents Don't Want street Car
Lime to so North ON Hillside

The proposed changes in the line OF the
street railway company TO Paramount by
way Of Hillside avenue and Douglas is
meeting win strenuous objections by the
residents on College Hill, and meet
ing was held by them Tuesday night at
the residence of Mr.. 7. P. Campbell for
the purpose Of outlining plans u do all
IN their power 70 persuade the company
70 change is course il the event that
the change is thought advisable. con-
rnittee was appointed 70 Took a leetls
out" and It IS as folows:I. p. Camp
bell, chairman; z. T. Allen, Ben Alien.
Ben Aldrich, A. 4. Hyde, John Reese
and 6. u. Cooper.
AZ present the car runs on top OF the
Hill, and IS contemplated the line would
turn on Hillside and GO q Farm cunt
taking in the two cemeteries. The ress-
dents on the hill assert that they viii
compromise Z the turn be mase Of
clifton avenue which Is about two blocks
from the eastern terminus q the Douglas
avenue line
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RETIRE GOLD FUNDING BONDS
MISSOURI Pacific Stockholders Vote
for Increase in Stocks and Bonds.

The stockholders of the Missouri Pa
cific railroad, at special meeting at st.
Louis, voted to increase the capital stock
Of the road by s15,00o,00O and to issue S15,-
100000 debenture bonds. The purpose OF
issuing the bonds is to retire the per
cent gold funding notes, equipment notes
and loans outstanding, and for the con-
struction or acquisition of improvements,
additions, branches and extensions of the
company's road. 1t was stated that the
only reason for increasing the capital
stock was that under the law the COM
pany was not permitted TO have small
er amount of stock than the amount OF
It's bonded Indebtedness. The increased
stock will be divided into 10000 shares
Of the par value Of 500 each. The money
raised is to be devoted to the purposes
specified in the call. In the matter Of
equipment the company ordered 1900
cars last year in payment for which
notes were given. Thre are also thirty
new locomotives under process Of con-
struction for the Missouri Pacific by the
Brooks Locomotive company, which will
be delivered during the course of this
year
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Mrs. LEVICK.
MRS. MEREDITH.
MRS. TRCMBO.
Committee.

The Young Peoples Society OF Chris
tan Endeavor. Central Church Of Christ.
passed the following resolutions:
Whereas, The Reaper has been among
US and has gathered 20 Himself our be-
loved president and sister. Mrs. Ray ".
House, and
Whereas. Her husband and loved ones
have. by her passing away lost an az
fectfonate wife. daughter and sister. and
this society a cheerful and proficient CO.
worker, and.
Whereas. This society does fully realize
and appreciate the loss It has sustained;
now, therefore. be It
Resolved, That 20 Brother House and
TO her loved ones we extend our sincere
sympathy. and that this society red0Dois
It's efforts 20 make Itself in conaecration
and spirituality that which would please
her; and that these resolutions be sprea4
upon the records OF this society. copies
sent 20 the family and 20 the daily pa
pers and Christian Standard Tor pSoiicz-
ton Respectively submitted
COMMITTEE
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ATTEMPTED HOLD UP
Jack" POunces on a stranger and
Goes After His Money.


Goes After His Money.
One of the most daring hold-ups that
has been attempted in Wichita for some
time too kplace yesterday about noon on
the Rock Island depot platform. A fellow
who when arrested gave his name as
plain Jack and nothing more attempt
ed to rob a stranger who was passing
through the city and whose name was
not given to the police The stranger
had gone into a saloon near the depot for
a glass of beer and flashed a ten-dollar
bill Jack was in there at the time
and when the fellow went out he fol-
lowed him to the depot platform. While
there was no one in sight Jack" bounced
upon him, clutching him by the throat
with one hand and landing blow on
the head with the other, and attempted
to get the money. Special Officer Penne-
well was in the vicinity at the time and
seeing the fra cas- rushed to the scene and
put up the interference. For time mat
ters were quite lively and Jack" APP
peared to be getting the best of it. The
would-be hold up was finally overpowered
and arrested, Detective Jim Cairns hav-
ing gone there and aided the officer.
Jack was about half drunk and was
extremely obstreperous, he having tried
several times 70 get away from the Off
GERS. He was taken to the police sta
ton and locked up. He refused to give
his name other than plain Jack" He
viii be arraigned in court this morning
but whether or not the man who was as
sailed will prefer charges against him
fe rnn+ known
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CASE COMES UP SATURDAY
John WHISKY to be Tried on Charge or
Grand Larceny.

The preliminary hearing OF John WIS
nv has been continued until Saturday IN
the city court. WHISKY is charged with
robhing his companion, Perry Cornett OF
$50 last Sunday night. The two men
were on their way TO Wichita from Vi
ola. where they had been working IN the
harvest fields. Wisby persuaded Corneu
to walk into wichita, on the plea OF
economy, but night overtalzing them they
decided 10 sleep out of doors. To avoid
being robbed Wlsby induced Cornett TO
foin him in the scheme Of burying their
money in a hole in the ground just De-
tween them. They did this, but when
morning came WHISKY and the money
were missing. Both men came 70 Wbch-
tia and Wisby was arrested here or the
Identification of CoTnett.
It has developed that the prisoner is
son Of Attorney Joe WHISKY Of Guthrie.
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GAVE FINE LECTURE
y. -. King OF Kansas city Addresses
NormaIiTles

Mr.. S. s. King Of kansas City, Kansas
gave a lecture last night on Shakespeare
al the Lewis academy TO the members CT
the County Teachers institute and their
friends Mr.. Kings address was mag
n;dcent one ana mis- audience Was de-
lighted withthe effort He save many in
teresting things concerning the time in
which Shakespeare lived and OF the In
spiracion for his lie work. Many slow
ing tributes were paid 10 the man as he
lived. OF his home life and OF the impress
sions given those who we're associated
with him.
The many works Of Shakespeare we're
spoken OF IN 4 pleasing manner as oeins
models Z literature. PeOple in many
cases fail TO appreciate their qualities.
Those who were fortunate enough 20
hear the lecture Of last night win not
soon forget the ideas Of Shakespeare as
man and author. which were impaired
10 them b. the speaker.
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HEAVY COLORADO BUSINESS
Fifty Five Passengers Out Of Wichita
Yesterday for Pixies Peak.

All the railroads out of Wichita are
doing a magnificent Colorado business
this summer. Yesterday the traffic was
heavy, all Of the trains for the west be-
ing crowded. At the Santa Fe ticket
office a reporter for the Eagle was in
formed that twenty-five tickets had been
sold for points in Colorado. At the Mis-
souri, Pacific office twenty were sold, and
on Steve Hayden's train for Geneseo last
evening passengers were standing in the
aisles. The Rock Island road also had
good business out of here. They have
sold ten tickets. Most of the tickets were
for Denver, with etop-over privileges at
Colorado Springs and Manftou. Some
will be purified by the waters at the
Springs. while others will find recreation
in climbing Pixies Peak. Many also
bought for Cripple Creek. Victor. Flor
ence and other points in Colorado. where
they will spend a few weeks with rela-
tiyes or friends.
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ARRANGING The LINE
Work Progressing on the New Phone
Line to Hutchinson

L z. ,DugEan- % the Missouri and Kan
sas Long Distance Telephone. company,
arrived home yesterday from visit over
the new telephone line % Hutchinson,
which is By way % sit Hope and other
small stations along the Missouri Pa
ci;ic railroad line He has been avrsng-
tzg the work. and BY being vigorously
prosecuted The company expects 20 have
the hne = 6 state u conplet.Sn vlthln
FIVE CT six weeks. a force q men r. TOW
a. work s1-inEinZ wives and putsiag n
posts The company already has one Hne
n Operation between here and Hutczin-
son. but she rev line ALI gren - eight
- ten good snail ty~ns which viii sbrow
considerable Business % TIE company.
Long distance telep5o1ing =. a lzzsTT
that Al the HtIs towns n the stA.s ars
nov enjoying
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ALLGOOD'S HEARING TODAY
Will Have Preliminary Before Jus
tee Bell az 81 O'Clock.

The preliminary hsaT.nE 81 Frank AL
good. charged with horse steaiinE. viii
come up al 2 O'Clock this morning n
Justice r. 8. Bells court Considerable
evidence will be introduced In the court
and several witnesses from outside places
viii be here
The crime was committed near Mstzs
some time ago and the horse waa aftsT-
wards found IN Rice county. il Wa re-
turned 70 the owner but Allgood wa MT
arrested until r. MAY. and then on
warrant issued from Justice Gienu's
court. Aligood's attorneys raoeutiv tried
20 get his release on a writ q habeas
corpus before Judge Haguaker. bat tais
WAS denied.
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MADE A GOOD CHOICE
C. c. Brown Employed a. Prime pal Of
Guthrie High school

Professor 9. c. Brown. who Tesi5es
about three miles Il the country. has
been employed BY The board o. educzti0a
q Guthrie. O. 7. 70 be principal q TIE
High school a: that rszee ard ~ Nln as
sumo charge q bis new duties =; he ts-
ginning OF the nszt tern While tbs Is
quite al homer fo- Professor B-ozz. n
making the selection. the bad % e3uca-
ton MAZE 10 mistake as he vii slove
himself eozal % ne ask that r. = about
20 undertake. To- pssttio- rendered hif1
IS n recognition % valuable work Pro
fess1r Brown Is q brtgh; ard ngsiv Cd
seated Young man 2nt has 9 score az
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ghe aaita aalu gaore: ghursdau aor,ru gnru IT,

case was q hard fought one. When the
case came up, the attorneys for the de-,
Tense flied a demurrer to the petition on
the grounds that il was not sufficient
cause for action. This was overruled by
the court. after the evidence was in the
attorneys for the defense filed another
demurrer, this time against the evidence.
This was overruled by the court
The court in it's dcision found that Sol
ONION L. Van Petten was indebted TO the
estate of Peter Van Petten to the amount
Of $1120 A motion for a new trial was i'm
mediately made by the defendants, at
torney and after being argued in the
court was overruled.
The case will probably come up in the
latter part of the October term Of the
appellate court and viii be watched with
interest by the people who knew Of the
proceeding nthe other court.
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"DEAR Mrs. was sick for
two years with falling of the womb, and
Inflammation of the ovaries and bladder.
was bloated very badly. Ny left limb
would swell so I could not step on my
foot. had such bearing down pains 1
could not straighten up or walk across
the room and such shooting pains would
go through me that thought I could
not stand it. Mymother got me bottle
of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound and told me to try it. took six
bottles and now, thanks to your won.
derful medicine, l am well woman
-MRs. ELSIE BRYAN, OtisvilIe, Mich.
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FLORIDA.
ASuperior Through Sleeping Car
Line Between st. Louis
and Jacksonville.

Commencing December 2Sth. the Louis
vile Air Line has established the great
Through Sleeping Car Route 70 Florida
Through sleeping cars arranged to leave
st. Louis 9;l5 y. M, daily. passing Louis
Ing Chattanooga 800 p. ~. Atlanta 10, IA
o. m and Jacksonville $40 a IA. (Eecond
morning.. 5tOp-oVeTs allowed Tat.
route Is through large cities and Interest,"
ing country, and. while a rev thr0uEa
sleeping car route, Is over most supgrl6r
and weii-established lines Of railway Tho
schedules are fast and most convenient
This line also affords passengers FOR
Florida trip via Asheviile. y c. tha
greatest American all-yeaf-arouud resort
Correspondence solicited and infOrma-
ton promptly furnished. K A. CAMP
BELL, General Passenger Agent 81.
Louis. No
This Is also the best line 20 points IN
Kentucky, Tennessee. Georgia and North
and South Carolina.
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ANNUAL CAMP MEETING
state Holiness Association VIII Meet
Here In July.

The eleventh annual sesTio7 % TIE
safe Holiness association carnpr1sstirly
wfn Be held July u % q. 1s99 n so1th
g.Ive-EiEH PARK. TfchltZ The coIfy--
and convenience - tie can1pe-s srTanF-
I'd for n detzn. Sfrsst carr tom 6epOts
% camp. Reya. Fowler and Rgta are ire
svznzeEs.x. both o: national rsp1se We
are expecting tas sezt meeting ever held
here. o.Cns az1 eos9y Z
COMMITTEE
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ANOTHER CANE SATURDAY


The Commercial oCIs xs ard fhs E-is-
r.ezs BassoaEi teams ~ eross bats nszt
Saturday. Jay =. ca ne zrygn1s at
Ezghssensh &n1 Fat-vssw. Tass xii -
o1s o. re 49, games % 80 ss2soa as
to;H teams have Sca ssrss xoe1 xz=zss.
re Cazarss-c.&ls have not he~a ssas.a
BAT onoe ss1s s-sS&oa z-A tss E-sr1sss
49, tie t4au ts2t ost1ens sasz- 1hs
go ~ e1rrnsnr. a. Z e-riack
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CrRFD ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

Charles E. Davis. OF 1O71 ". Congress
street, Chicago, says: II suffered for
years with bronchial trouble and tried
many kinds Of medicines without RELIEF
until I began taking FOLEY'S HONEY
AND TAR. which cured me" G. Gehring
80 East Douglas; George Van Werden. %
North Main; Wichita Drug Co.. 10 East
Douglas; Gus Saur 6Z4 East Douglas.
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WOEIAN,S RIGHTS.

Many women suffer all sorts of so called
female weaknesses just because their
kidneys are out of order and they have a
right to know FOLEY'S KIDNEY CURE
is just what is needed by most ailing
women. C. Gehring, 400 East Douglas;
Geo. Van Werden, 32S North Main; Wich-
tia Drug Co, 10 East Douglas; Gus Saur,
g2i East Douglas.
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MAY HAVE JOINT DEBATE
Between Goas.rcs-Bzn Tsnz and T. II.
Campbell az Tribune

/ P Campbell. Lhe Congressional az
vs-zzt il .als t.st-<ct. whso . 20 make
the raw zrt;a Claude D1vE1. has sd1re@s-
- g lscts- 20 Co1gTsHs-zsa E5ezts- !
Ig-g, &szszs l1r1 . met hf- = sasTt
Sesz,e ~ T-fsszre on ArFzzs. = O. re-
POLITICAL sxsues = IRE tz-- = SeTs515z
thai ts9rh Nr. Lcng and NJ. Campbell
were book%5 - sDe4x &s TrIHuzs OF he
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RESOLUTIONS of Condolences.

The following resolutions OF coincidence
were adopted by the Progressive Women
of America:
Whereas, It has pleased the beneh-
cent Father of all I'm His infinite wis
dom to take from us our sister. Mrs.
Ray House; be It therefore
Resolved. by Circle No. 6, P. ". A.
that we bow in humble submission to the
will of Him who doeth all things wei.
Resolved. That we tender 10 the be-
reaved family heartfelt sympathy and
CONNIE them TO Him who can and vii
sustain them in this sad hour Of afflic-
ton
Resolved, That these resolutions Re
placed on our records, that copy be fp-
nished the city press and one be sent 20
the husband OF the deceased and one 70
her parents.
Mrs. LEVICK,
MRS. MEREDITH.
MRS. TRCMBO.
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REPORTS WERE CORRECT
County Clerk Chain Receives Letter
from OlielaIs az Topeka

County Clerk J II Chain has jiiFi -
ceived letter from F. D Coo8rn. secrs-
tary Of agriculture a. Topeka. cSntpli-
rnentfne him On the splendid con5i.icn =
his reports for the year. which Save ben
recently sent n. T'he repo-is were f0"i.a
20 be absolutely correct end BY NnAln
Should feel much f>rafi1e1 over TIE ~ork
as ths compiling Of the difsrsnt reports
far the county corrupted much sine ana
lalgr
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DO YOUR FEET ACHE AND BURKq

snake into your shoes Aliens Foot
Fas powder for tha feet Il coois
tie feeg and makes tiSht or New Shoes
fyel Easy Cures Corns. Buni1ns. Swci-
len. S1lsrtine- Hot CailouS. sore ard
Swe.tfn- Feet. Aliens Foot-E8ss Re-
lieves IT pain ana sSlTes West and com
fort We have over e. Go restimtniais
]. cures waile you walk Try f. iod7v
AL druggists and shoe stores sell f.
25c Sa-'p'e seat FREE. Address Allen
s. olmsted lie Roy, y, \.
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TO ASTHMA SUFFERERS.

Lawson Elvidge of Darlington, ILL.,, says
he was cured of chronic asthma of long
standing by FOLEY'S HONEY AND
TAR. It gives positive relief in all cases
of asthma, so this disease, when not
completely cured, is robbed of all its ter
rors by this great remedy. G. Gehring,
400 East Douglas: Geo. Van Werden, 32S
North Main; Wichita Drug Co, 10 East
Douglas; Gus Saur, 524 East Douglas.
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his success. He went to school in this
county and is a graduate Of the Kansas
university. He has just returned from
Harvard where he completed a two years
postgraduate course in German. Profess
sor Brown makes a study Of language.
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same day and Mr.. Campbell conceived
the idea Of having a joint debate instead
of having two meetings. The letter was
mailed to Mr.. Long yesterday, but 1t Is
not known whether or not he will &C
cept the invitation
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Stop your hair falling out! "Erysipelas
resulted in entire loss of my hair; two
bottles Beggs' Hair Remover gave me a
fine growth ]. A. Under, Editor Adj
vocate, Humeston, Iowa Guaranteed
for all scalp diseases; restores natural
growth and color. Try it now. J. P.
Allen, Dockum & Higginson. Geo. Van
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Re~are afFranaf

Ever sscesHs s-s~<ss fzsf.zso-s zzs
eg1at4-<s1Gevz- znssk ct fer saassissses
wsen yoz ask sor caaearsss C&sdy ca
EA2rsze- A. Druggists. - -. -
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invited to sleep in the office, where there
was a stove. He appeared to be in
trouble
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pEasEAgEER THIS
THAT THE

Tarssxs slssssas Al cAs1F Car Ee-Ttos
ca Esassafs Pass - > n tE4sas
xLeAs.a . 81 Lsz-s.
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WILL LEAVE SATURDAY

DIR. sIutz to Spend six Weeks In
Montana,
DR.. W. B. Slutz leaves next Saturday
morning for Kansas City where he fills a
pulpit in one Of the Methodist churches
there over Sunday. On Monday he leaves
for Montana where he takes the place OF
DIT. Berry who has found II impossible TO
fill engagements in that state. Dr. Slutz
will be gone six weeks or more and in
that time will deliver a number ~ lee
lures in the larger cities OF Montana.
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OVARIAN TROUBLES.
Lydia e. Pinkhan's Vegetable compcr

Lydia z. Pinkhans's Vegetable Compound
"DEAB Mrs. PEKHAM Il write to
tell you of the good Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound has done
me. Twas sick in bed about five weeks.
The right side of my abdomen panied
me and was SO swollen and sore that
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better. MARY SMITH, Arlington,
Iowa.