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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-07-06
EUROPE.
France

La France a perdu l38, 900
hommes pendant la guerre franco
prussienne.
Cling cent mile Juifs habitent
la France, possede 80 miIliards de
francs, c'est-a-dire la moiit6 de Ia
fortune totale de la France.
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M. Albert Pr6fontaine, fills de
M. Joseph Pr6fontaine, compatrio-
te avantageusement connu de Du-
=luth, Went d'ouvrir un atelier pour
lie rembourrage de meubles (up-
holstering) sur l'avenue Hennepin
pres de la Gene rue. Success au
'ieune compatriote,
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M. ct Nine Labelle sont reveuus
Ia semaine derni6re de Pine River,
Mimi, Gu lis avaient un hote sous
leur charge. lis ont etc obliges de
gutter cette position a cause de
Ietat de sante de Nine Labelle qui
est maintenant sous les bons SONS
du DR.. Laliberte.
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LIE 26 courant au soir, fete de
Ste Anne, les paroissiens de re-
elise Ste Anne donneront I'm
Lawn Social" sur lie terrain de
l'6glise Oh l'on servira de la creme
a Ia glace. Les billets sont main
tenant en- vente ct sont de Csc.
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q ONE drug noes-Toau E CENTS This wprced sort is intended for he.p poor d hee economical oS
A~n Of the nveoutu cartons N hbueD can be bad by natl by @ndne hryeghtc u 70 tbs RuAO
clunI CorA1 No Mepucesw street, New ak-m A single cntonuu EBnnDw nb ss% Tor Ue h
Runf Asmnm ayh bshd of me gpoaar nnLh onkeeprLm u agents and ONT MWU 1N0
I'd barber ha Tub hh pain induce Lp and pRM life OneR relief
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-07-06

have been a great sufferer from oonselpaeoa
for over I've years. Nothing gave me any relief.
My feet and legs and abdomen were bloated -
dress. I saw Ripans T.bules advertised In our
daily paper. bought some and took them a. direct
I'd. Have taken them about three weeks and thsrs
is such a change! l am not constipatsd any mors
and I owe it all to Ripans TabulesL lam thirty.
seven years old. have no occupation, only my
household duties and nursing my sick husband
He has had the dropsy and I am trying Ripaus
Tabules for him. He feels some better but It VIII
take some time, he has been sick so long. YoU
M MARY GoRMANC LA1n
have been suffering from headaches sv0
since I was . little girl. l could never ride In Q
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-07-06

M. Joseph Turgeon Went d'etre
nomme officer de police de la vii
lie par lie maire Gray. M. Turgeon
remplira la charge de garden a la
work house" pendant quelque
temps.
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Joliette-Un nombreux p6leri,
mage sous la direction du r. P. c.
Beaudry, G. S. n, SUPERIOR du
college Toilette est parti par lie Pa
Clique pour Ste Anne de Beau
pre-. On estime a 800 personnes,
les p6l6rins qui 6taient a bord DIES
trains. Les pelerins venaient de
Toilette, de st. Ambrose, Ste B6a-
trice, st. Alphonse, st. Jean de
Matha, Ste. Melanie, st. Felix, st.
Gabriel, ct autres paroisses envi-
romantics.
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I want to inform You,

want to inform you,
IN words Of highest
praise, Of the benefit
I have derived from
Ripans Tabules. I am q
professional nurse and
In this profession a clear
head ia always needed.
Ripans Tabules does 1t.
After ono of my cases I
found completely
run down. Acting on the
advice Of Mr.. Geo. Bow.
Or. Phi. g., 69S Newark
Ave., Jersey City, I took
Ripans Tabule With
grand results.
Miss BEssIE WHDnAN.
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Reading some Of the testimonials in favor ol
Ripans Tabules, l. tried them. RIpans Tabules NOS
only relieved but actually cured my youn ster.
the headaches have disappeared, bowels are IN
good condition and he never complains OF his
stomach. he IL now q rod, chubby-fac boy. This
wonderful change I attribute to Ripans Tabulss-
I am tisled that they will benefit any one (fron
the era to old age) II taken according to dirso
tons. z. ". PlIu1.
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My ~sevsn-year-old bU
suffered with pains In
his head. constipation
and complained of his
stomach. He could not
eat like children of hls
age do and b ho
did eat did not agree
with him. He was thin
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-07-06

Mother was troubled
with heartburn and
Sleeplessness, caused by
INDICATION, for . good
many years. One day
she saw q testimonial
In the paper indorSing
Ripans Tabules. She
determined to give them
trial, was greatly
relieved by their use
and now take tho
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-07-06

Une tailleuse-couturi6re d'exp6-
rience d6sirerait coudre dams les
families. S'adresser q nos bureaux.
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GEO F DEMEULES,
NTRFPRENEUR
DE POMPES
>F'UNEBRES

Ligne complete de Cercueils,
Draps Mortuaires, etc.
Prix Mod6r6s Telephone 2283-J
Ouvert Mutt ct Jour.
608 Lyndale Avenue n.
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Grhn de l'@|nest
MINNEAPOLIS Mimi 6 Juliet 1900

Nine Houle de la 5eme rue n.
E. est tres dangereusement ma
lade.
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from headaches Ov0
] could never ride In Q

wa VA 81 A4AGS A0O
place without getting Q
headache and sick at my
stomach. I heard about
Ripans Tabules from Al
aunt of mine who WA
taking them for catarrh
OF the stomach. She had
found such relief from
their use she advised uls
to take them too. andI
have been doing 80 since
last October. and VIII
say thev have complete
ly curee my headaches.
I am twenty-n1ne years
old. You are welcome
to use his testimonial
Mrs. J. BRooKN1n
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Quebec


Les citoyens de Quebec ont
ch6m6 lundi dernier le 2 de Juliet,
anniversaire de inauguration de
la Puissance du Canada.
Les Francais de cette Vile Sc
prepayment a c6l6brer dignement lie
IA juillet proclaim, leur fete natio-
male, l'anniversaire de la prise de
la Bastille.
On annonce gu un nouveau
journal francais para1tra a Quebec,
vers lie commencement de Juliet.
II Sc nommera la "Gazette de Que,
bec' ct para1tra lie matin. L'6di-
teur sera M. Ed. Narcotic.
III est fortement rumeur lei
que la sentence de mort pronounce
contre lex-constable CAFES a Ste
commu6e, par lie ministre de la
Justice a Ottawa, en- une condam-
nation au p6nitencier de Kingston
pour la vie.
Montreal
La "Gazette", de Montreal.
dit que lie recensement general Sc
ra fait au mois de janvier proclaim,
Il Y aurait une session au mois de
f6vrier ct redistribution DIES com.
t6s. Les elections generates au-
raient lien All mOis de iuin.
Les organisateurs de la f6te
du Ii Juliet pr6parent de grandes
surprises aux amis de la France
qui Sc joindront a la colonie fran
caise pour c6l6brer la fete de la
mere : patrie. Cette celebration
commencera par une messe a No.
re-Dame a laquelle a%ssisteront
toutes les societies FRANCHISES de
Montreal.
lie "Witness," de Montreal,
constate qu'au Canada le d6boise-
ment avance avec une rapidit6 eff
frayante. Dams quelques ann6es,
l'industrie de la pulpe aura 6puis6
la foret. Alors, de gre GU de force,
il faudra r6duire lie formal DIES
grands journaux quotidiens.
-Bourassa, le meurtrier, est
tou]ours calme dams So prison Ii
ne semble pas craindre la mort ct
ne desire nullement voir So pe1ne
commuee.
LIE dernier meurtrier qui a etc
execute a Montreal est Timothy
Milloy, qui await tue le fermier
Nesbltt, lie 10 janvier 1883.
L'ex6cution cut lieu le l6 avril
| de la meme aimee.
M. Robert Meighen, president
de Ia Lake of the Woods Milling
Company, qui arrive dun voyage
dune quinzaine dams lie Manitoba
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-07-06

NJ. ct Nine J. G. Marquis de St
Paul etaient a Minneapolis le 4 de
Juliet les hotes de Nine We z.
Demeules.
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MARRIED SUNDAY AFTERNOON
E1r. NJ, II SchOIienbsrSer and Miss
Pearl Crli@ United.

The immediate members Of the families
of Mr.. SchoIlenberger proprietor of the
keystone hotel, and Mr.. Craig OF the
West Side. quietly assembled Sunday af-
ternoon at the homo of the bride, Miss
Pearl C. Craig, on the West Side. where
Mss Pearl and Mr.. Morris H. Schollen-
berger, eldest son OF the proprietor Of the
keystone, were united for the period they
shall exist this side OF the dark river
The wedding ceremony was conducted
by DR.. a. Z. Dubber. pastor of the Cen
1ral Christian church, in the presence Of
only the immediate members Of both
families. Miss Craig is well known in this
city, having been pianist for the Christian
church for the past six years. and is well
known in music circles Mr.. ScholIen-
berger Is senior member OF the firm Of
Schollenbergsr Bros. Of North Main
street and is we'll known among bicycilsts
and electrical workers especially, that be
ing his line CT business.
4 party Of the young lady friends Of
both contracting parties. without warn
Eng, dropped in upon the newly made
household. each bearing practical test
monial OF their Well wishes FOR their fu-
ture n q substantial gift. These, with
many other presents, were fitting tokens
o. esteem from their wide circle OF
friends.
During the evening the High school
serenaders from without rendered some
very pretty selections. At = l2te hour
refreshments were served, and after r.
peated well wishes the PARTY seDarated
The following were present: Mr.. and
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FOR THROWING STONES
william Foreman Fined eli by Police
Judge Mitchell

Yesterday William Foreman was fined
SIS by Judge Mitchell for disturbing the
peace. It Is alleged that last Sunday
morning Mr.. Foreman bombarded the
house at 21T North Lawrence with brick
bats. breaking all the windows and two Of
the doors. kr. and Mrs. c. L. Keneasy
live IA the house and Il ia claimed by
Foreman that Mrs. Keneday had in her
possession a diamond ring and so which
belonged to him. Saturday ne vent
to her and demanded that shs give them
up. but she refused IL IS thought that be
then became pretty well intoxicated and
went back to the house and opened hos
tllities. Mr.. and Mrs. Keneday promptly
evacuated. but Foreman continued until
ne had thrown bricks through al the
doors and windows. He was found Al u
North Topeka about noon Sunday BY the
police. When brought before Judge
Mitchell yesterday he agreed % repair
the damage % the house anl put uo a
800 bond that he would Do 60.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-05
MUST BUY STRAWBERRIES
County Officials Fined for Not Ap-
pcarins ia the Parade

They are having a great tine AZ thA
courthouse The toa-d ot county CON-
rissionsrs are trying 70 collect the for
feiis from the fellows who cd not sp
pear IN the Memorial Day parade VIII
the rest OF the gang. Whe1 the sc-
cepted the invitation . take part n Ire
Parade the commissioners passed 4 rsso-
lutIor thai any one in Ire employ q the
county who Cd rot appear II the psrats
shozli - tined q crate ot ,trz vber-iss.
which ze-e 70 &c delivered 70 the Chi
drsn's HorA Ahogt ten Il The 1sz Eid
Tot tuna oBt. and yesterday t1sT zeEs
called Up sefor4 the bard ard asked 20
exp-sIE why th4y we're not -asre- AZ
ssose WHO rad 70 ~zlE6 excuse were tn
torznsd tina. they rauss ssnE e crate OF
stra NberTsss 70 The sozse. So-ue - them
nszEe great howl sus yesterday ~ss
pay day. and The commissioners T0G2or't
slgn % the checks ant. tAey lad ag-ez1
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DERANGED
SALLIE SMITH WANTED ADMIs-
MISSION TO POOR FARM.
Unfortunate Case From Hackney
Kansas W as Taken Home.

A mlddle-aged, poorly-dressed woman,
whose name was afterwards learned to
be Mrs Sallie Smith OF Hackney, Kan,
was found in Poor Commissioner Good
wins office yesterday morning in a state
Of mental alteration. When Mr.. Goodwin
went 10 his office she was reclining on a
cot. She made her wants known 10 him
quietly and emphatically by requesting
that she be sent to the poor farm. Her
conversation was such that the commits
sioner suspected temporary insanity
Further actions on her part confirmed this
suspicion. and she was turned over 70
the officers.
Detective Park Massey was put TO work
on the case. and he soon learned that
she went to the Manhattan hotel Sunday
night and registered, paying for room
and breakfast in advance Yesterday
morning she told the clerk that she want
ed TO go 10 the poor farm and she was
referred TO the commissioner, with the
above result
After learning her address. Mr.: Mas
sey wired to Hackney. snd the unfortu-
nate woman's brotheT-in-law arrived
here last night and took her home she
had left home Sunday afternoon rather
unceremoniousIy, and none OF the Fam
ily knew where she had gone 20.
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WANTS A FLOATING CARNIVAL
Fred Stuckey Has Scheme TO ReyO-
luton street Fair.

Mr.. Fred Stuckey, the popular sales
man at Herman & Hess clothing store,
has some new ideas in regard TO the
street fair. His scheme is to hold the
street fair on the Little river. At first
thought this seems impossible, but with
a good system Of pontoons it would I'M
doubleday be one of the greatest attrac-
tons in the southwest.
Mr.. Stuczey says the city would have
no difficulty in binding a location by this
plan and that it would not cost more to
prepare for the fair than it did before.
Then It would do away with the trouble
and annoyance of damage suits which
might arise as they did last year. The
merchants would pay for the material IN
their booths and arrange them as usual,
and all that the fair people would need
to do would be 10 Guild the pontoons.
Fences would not be required and when
the fair closed the refuse could be swept
into the river and save the expense Of a
dozen men and teams in cleaning I'D.
This in reality. he thinks. would give
Wichita a regular Venetian fair Of 10
mean proportions. The poutoons could be
put in between the two bridges on the
river. or II tie big river should have
water in Il as at the present time. It
would be more convenient to place them
on It While this would Be unique IN the
extreme, his views. however, are not re-
ceiving popular favor.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-05
VALLEY CENTER BEATEN
Friends Team Take Their First Game
From Them.

The Friends university bsseoaI team
succeeded in scozing another victory D.
defeating the Valley Csu<er tam b a
score OF = TO g. The boys expected hard
battle when they left FOR Vailay Center
Saturday morning. bgt when they sue
csedsa IN securing four scores in The aTat
Inning Eney thought othsrw1se-
The Friends fuzzy ex9ected 70 play a
straight valley Center team. but On ar
irving al the grounds they f7zud fhAt The
valley Center team Voald y Strengthen
Cd By the Bentley bartsry. arst ba-as;aAa
ard centsr Geld
Thompsoa started 70 V.teh foz ths
Frleads. but vas knocked out z re
third t1nsng and zAs ressevei ~ PIE
w-s allowed The valley Center bays r.
scsrs oas Oily CT hls deliver. TIE va
isy Center 18tcAsr ~as ait ~ AL e@rA
e he Friends getting three - more s-.ts
pzvlss1. knee snE os.e hoE7s sEsn. bsE AIS
csI.ss cut for czszziaE o- third haze. Ez5
Nils sal coruesssoa rasP.zg The cal ssr
txo bags each
u2-vey ., Bsasisv. wAo Ez&yes s~st
bzss fcr valley csafs-. wa IRE en5y oas
O. TIE og-ossax tez-a No n-@n4xss -
zs. Z swo-Hase RI
TIE Fzzze Ezs CID a. tAk ezs 4 ske
sevsofA timing % s1loz TIE Er.sass % re-
tgzyz Ao-s
Tae Ezze - ta=.aEsr
E7Eaer44 ..--------.-..--...- 81 60
valley ceztsT .-...---..-. 2ssssi - =
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CHASED HIM A MILE
Wellington Sheriff and Walter
Brown Have a Race.
WANTED HERE FOR THEFT
Entered a Room at Baltimore
Hotel and Stole Money.

Detective Harry Sutton arrived in the
city yesterday from Wellington, having
in charge colored man named Walter
Brown, who is wanted here OF the charge
clothes from a room in the Baltimore
hotel. The arrest of Brown was only
after a hard chase by the sheriff of Sum-
ner county, who pursued him across the
Kansas prairie and run him down. When
he was captured the fellow was COM
pIeteiy exhausted. He proved himself a
sprinter of some repute and had not the
sheriff got horse to catch the fleeing
man his capture would not have been
effected.
Brown was employed at the Baltimore
hotel and won into the good graces of
& girl who worked at the same place
Friday the couple went to the theater
where they became involved in a misun-
Outstanding that resulted in d quarrel
said quarrel overshadowing the work of
the little soubrette or the heavy man
Separation followed and Brown went to
the hotel, entered the wonaan's room by
persuading the bell boy TO sneak the key
from the rack and purloined 81. A suit
of clothes which he had contracted to
pay for was also taken. He shipped the
clothes to ST. Louis and Immediately
made himself scarce. Detective Harry
Sutton was put on the case and Satur-
day ne was located at Wellington. The
sheriff at that place knew of Browns
presence and Brown knew Of the sheriffs
intentions. Then there was seeming on
both sides and the accused man took
the lead and struck out across a piece Of
Kansas prairie At the half mile
stretch the colored man was in the lead
and gaining ground. The sheriff realized
that he was defeated in the foot race.
but luck provided him with horse
which boy was riding along the road,
and quickly mounting the animal he ap-
piled the whip and succeeded in overtak-
ing Brown at the mile post.
Detective Sutton was notified Of the
capture and he went to Wellington Sum
day and returned with him IN the even
ing.
Although the room was entered by
Brown burglary charge was not en-
tered against him. The property stolen
Is valued in the information at $3.50
which is only petty larceny.
The defendant was arraigned in the
city court and his trial set for today
In default of bond he was committed to
jaii
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-05
REMARKABLE RESCUE

Mrs Michael Curtain, Plainfield, Ill,
makes the statement that she caught cold
which settled on her lungs; she was treat
cd for month by her family physician.
but grew worse. He told her she was
a hopeless victim Of consumption, and that
no medicine could cure her. Her druggist
suggested DR.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption. She bought bottle, and
TO her delight found herself benefited from
first Dose She continued it's use, and
after taking six bottles found herself
sound and we'll. Now does her own house
work, and is as we'll as she ever was.
at G.. Behring's drug store. Only 50 cents
and 81. Every hottie guaranteed.
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Struck out by GiIchrist, 2; by Thomp-
son, 2; by Pile, l Base on tall b. CT
christ, 8. Hit by Thompson. 2; By Gg-
christ, 2 Two-base hits: Miles. Cornell
son. Hawey. Umpire, Waldecker. score
Keeper, Parker.
IL the undersigned manager OF the
Friends university baseball team. do
hereby challenge the baseball team OF
Wichita Commercial college 10 a game OF
baseball to be played on Thursday. June
Z, at O'Clock, on the Friends campus.
"F. c. WALDEcKER"
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@ y Geg
q .
Pounds

<fBEAR MRS. PifxNEHAM-
= was very thin and sasy
friends Thought . was I'm
consumption.
HHad continual heaa-
acheSr backache and faN-
ing of NEessYS, aRfd my eyes
were affected
hfEYes,y one noticed h0vv
po0sify q Epokea and y was
advised TO take Lydia e
PEnkhaBs'S Vegetable
Compound
~0ne bottle relieved
me- and after faking eight
Bottles arm now a healthy
yVOsssanE have gained En-
weight from 50 E30zgnAs 10
54OE everyone asks waaf
makes ssse SO stout -
MRS. e. TOZEEg 1896 Rgf-
ton Se.y PhsEaaelpksEaz Pas
Mrs. PankEaasss has fifty
thousand such letters
f'0sss grateful women.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-05
TRY ALIENS FOOT EASE

A powder % be shaken into the shoes
Your feet feel swollen. nervous an6 rot
and get tired easily. y ycu have smart
Ing feet Or tight shoes. t-y Aliens Feet
Ease X crcis the fest and makes wax
ing easy Cures swollen. sweating feet
i1CroWirg rails. bststers Gu6 "a sloas
spots Relssrss c0-us and bazions 81 al
pain ard gives .est ard comfort. Trr =
today. Sold By all druggists and shoe
stores 1oE &c Trial package FREE
Address. Allen 5. oizszte6. IL Roy, ~ y.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-05
"a = TO ETA
sss,s.b. 1Ths Nd Yss HzIs Assys 5eg-.s
''' e. GEHZHzZa
THEIR ANNUAL CUSTOM
Hethodists Observed CbiIdrea's Day
Last SUNDAY

ChlldTen's day was observed Sunday n
the Methodist churches of TIE city win
tho exception q St Pa1i'a. The D7ege
Avenue services we're he'd "a the nom
ing. The church vas nscelY decorated
aa8 the ezsrcises interesting A. ths
FIRST church tbs services we're hesd IN
the afternoon. and the program FsVeH
consisted Of sn oSEan solo ~ NJ Ap3ss
reritatian hv 1fTrtle Wooalorf. so ~
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-05
MORE TROUBLE FOR MURLlN
South Haven Man Reported to Have
Disfigured Him.

Arthur Murlin, who is remembered in
Wichita as having gotten into trouble
here recently is having some more fun
in South Haven. as the following from
the Wellington Mail will show:
"a South Haven man brings up the
report that Arthur Murlin, editor of the
Hunnewell Times, is laid UP from the
effects Of a beating given him Wednes-
day by a Caldwell livery man.
THE story is that Murlin hired a
team at Caldwell to drive to Hunnewell
and after keeping it a day or two had
to leave the horse in a stable at Hun
newell because he would not pay the feed
bill. Meanwhile the Caldwell nveryman
got uneasy and Murlin got word that he
was coming after the team. Then Murlin
left word that he had gone to South
Haven and instead went to a picnic below
the state line on the river. The livery
man followed him and after calling him
aside proceeded to slug him on one side
Of the head, then the other, knocking
him down and finally kicking him into
the water. The man having got 50 worth
of satisfaction, went back to Hunnewell,
paid the feed bill and took his team
home
Charley Hill. whose word is considered
reliable in this city, brought the story
from South Haven, and says that Murlin
is badly disfgured and unable to be out. "
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-05
Try GRkIN-O! Try GRAIR.Ol

Ask your Grocer today q show YOU
pacEsge Of GRAlN-O. the new .oo9
drink that takes the place 81 ooree Tbs
. children may drink IL without injury -s
wen as the adult All who try Il IKE 4,
GRAlN-O has tast rich seal hravyr ~
Mocha or Java but Il is made iron. rt-a
grains. ana the most delicate s.ori,scs
receives il without distress 4 he r~f-e
q ceffee- Ice and &c per package. Sold
b. a. grocers.
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to send up the berries. Most of them
came to time when the board told them
how they would be sinched If they didn't,
but one refused to give his promise To
comply with the resolution. and the board
adjourned without allowing him his last
months salary. 1t is expected that the
children at the home viii be eating moth
ing but strawberries for the next week
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-05
VOLCANIC EBUPTIoSS

Are grand. but skin eruptions rob life CT
Joy. Buckleu's Arnica Salve cures them
also old. Running and Fever So-es. Ulcers.
Boils, Felors. Corns, Warts. Cuts. Bruises.
Burns, Scalds. Chspped Hands. Chi
bIains. Best Pie cure on earth Drives
out Pains and Aches. Oniy = cents box
Crre- ruarantsea. Sold 81 9. Gshring.
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Misses Ruth Dillon, Anna White, IneZ
Potter, Corinne Bishop. Elfrida Schollen-
berger, E. Eighme Bishop, Vilora Powell,
Dolly Johnson, Elizabeth GOwan, Flor
-ence Sullivan, Ida Purdy Gene Hall, Har-
riet Randall, Edith Johnson, Fern Ran
oil