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La Junta tribune., 1900-09-29
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The Chinese physician employs
strange and wonderful means for the
recovery Of his patient. and the list
of medicines In vogue with the Celes-
tials will doubtless open the eyes oi
many m Occidental practitioner.
For instance, cantharides II con-
sidered . sure cure for hydrophobia; !;
the fruit OF cardamon II supposed 70
increase knowledge by strengthenins
the stomach, which organ the Chinese
identity with . persons disposition
and mental capacity; the dried skin
OF certain kind OF orange is used - .
sedative; dried aloe flowers are used
! in pulmonary affections, and are also
employed In cookery as tonic or rel
tsh. The honeysuckle is given In
cases OF rheumatism. and the dogbane
In diseases Of the kidneys.
Almonds are sedatives In the Chi
nese pharmacoDoeia and cassia buds
tonic and astringent- Melon seeds
are taken for coughs. colds and asth-
ma, while the morning-glory root Is
used Ia severe dyspepsias. Pumpkins
are believed to possess soothing prop
critics and are used In cases Of c0lics.
spasms, etc. Quite number Of vege-
tables are considered cures for CON
sumption and remittent fever. The
undersheil OF the land turtle u taksn
n decoction by the aSsd ana weak
and IL used generally - sttmulant.
a. n also the mustard ssed. To OLE
andsss ara attributed reJuvsnatinS and
kigAIy nntritive qualities. One vege-
tabla, with an unpronouncs6hle Chi
nses name. u employed to work ~
the e1Ioct OF drunkenness.
Frngmsnts d fossil crabs. crushed
and powdered. are considered spe-
cinc Il aHsctions Of the eys. Rhnharb
q indiesnous 70 China, and II former
tinss Uanton was tie only port from
whfeA tho drug was exported. The
Chlneoa lig tie foot1 sariy II the
spr1nG teSore TIE lsaSss appear, cut
the0 into long 1at D1ocss; dry them
Cor tuo ~ fhfak dny1 - the SHADE.
md thsh skring H. - seosdg. Tu-
msric = nee1 - ~ oe ~ skin.
also = ! yellow Ays - ~. Irspara-I
tioa of tobacco and. Atxsd With N
aisp - PTnssfen ~ = tke snaans
s1pIoyed foe eol0ktng nNe9 - a1A |
~ 70 sGae0a c1x15 ~ ~ * /
~ iJkiAaee SsoDta1 M ~ & "a skD 1
W - ~ IL serpttoa II
317 781s ~ eueoe ea1 s9eat I
~ 14anf = fnau ~ /
50 = =
4 v p y % ~ u D 3 y \ "a /
~ n
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Wlr.2eae TeleasnellI.

II. Guarini has decided u axDeet
with his repeating system a vlaD1s,
tclegraphy bstween Brusssls - A.
werp. with his apparains No says 4
can send . dispatch around ~ 49,
In one hour. He further states thAk 4
telegrnphic system between Ney xel
and London would only cost f40
(f97. $500, whereas cable costs uAs
millions. The experiment win - -
with . repeater at Maline4 vhtch
halfway between Antwerp and Brn
sels.
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Thot
Pharmacies in China
Must Keep in Stock.

for smallpox. and caterpiilars are EN-
pioyed In bronchial complaints; dried
cows gall Is used a. an expectorant:
the refuse Of tobacco. mixed with
straw, n q stimulant, and cows glue
made from buffalo hides. as sedative.
In fact. almost every natural pro-
duction, mineral. vegetable and AMI
mai. 10 used In China for some me
dicinal purpose. Glue seems to pos
sess wonderful healing properties
taken internally. rather striking
chinery. f
That made from tortoise shell Il
considered tonic. while that oh.
tanned from tigers bones has also
great virtue. and costs 1880 Dor
picul G33h pounds), o prohibitivs
price In China.
salted scorpions are considered ex-
cellent In cases Of smallpox. Ant eaters
scales cure rheumatism, and although
the use OF live ieechas Is unknown,
those animals are made into decoc.
ton. being first put into water os
spirit. and the result taken internally
~ purgative. or applied outwardly
In cases Of bruises. Dried toads an
considered tonic. and being sold 81.
cents each. are especially popular.
A tigers skull y regarded ~ . charm
against typhoid fevsr. ague. rheuma-
tism and rheumatic headache: also ~
: protection from the danger OF being
bitten by Z madt dog. Pearls are pre-.
scsibed IN affections Of the heart and
bils; also in cases Of deafness.
La Junta tribune., 1900-09-29
H.,o Of III 1soss.

Police Lieutenant Edward ]. Steele
OF Chicago. who died suddenly the
other morning. took prominent part
In suppressing the Haymarket riot.
his company being At the head of the
column that advanced to disperse the
anarchists. His clothing was riddle
with bullets and he injured his wri-
In clubbing one Of the rioters sense
less with his empty revolver. Lieu
enant Steele was out tor two days
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n..t h. ~ Dowels.

No matter what ails you, headache
% 4 cancer. you will never get we'll
nv your bowels are put right
CAsCARn~s help nature. cure you
without . grippe or ~, proouce es,g -
nAtural movements, cost Ton us ~
cents to start getting your hea.s1 D.C.. ~.
CAsCARETS Candy Cathartic. sAs
genuine, put up In metal boxes, every
tablet has G. q C. stamped ON It Be-
warn OF limitations.
La Junta tribune., 1900-09-29
CREAM sEPARAToRs
IT THE PARIS EXPOSITION

The De Laval Cream Separators
have been awarded the GRAND
PRIZE by the International Jury OF
Awards at the PARIS EXPOSITION.
over many separator exhibits from va
rious countries, the De Laval superb
ority being unquestionable In every
material respect.
Lesser awards OF different grades
Of medals, were made to several other
makes OF separators.
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x,row,n os Eastern Citl...

OfOWth Of HAsfsrn OIs7s1'
We continue to get surprises In the
figures OF the new census. and the mosi
astonishing OF them all is the showing
OF Omaha, Neb.. whose population II
shown to have actually diminished ne
less than 26 per cent during the past
ten years. There seems to be No
doubt that our eastern cities have been
growing faster than those Of the west
during the last decennial period.
La Junta tribune., 1900-09-29

college as vice
president fro m
1899 until his cleo
ton to the presl-
dency last July.
Dr.. Stone 10 q
young man. en-
thusiastic In edu-
cationAl " ork.
Although only IS
years old he has
won wide recogni-
ton BY his learn
La Junta tribune., 1900-09-29

H.. he was q base
ball esthusiast
and belonged to .
club there. the
baseball club Of
IHorgan county
~. r ntly.
this fsct was
hrought to light
W he finding oe
John W. Springer.
ene Of the leading
citissns of Denver,
- : fsded photo-
d1sAph. showing Mr..
nryaA IN The uni
fpsM q . hail
p1aysr. 1peaking
~ ~ saattsr llr.
enYlngsr says:
4 lFj1n Wss taksn
B lpatad a .,
! - - ~
Diaysa at
u - o1 1874.
N ! - Eksn, II. \
| elub M
|s,9! q a! y! \! y ! : lll "a Il 4!
49, ~
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"The typewriter girl Is unusually dis
agreeable this morning" ayes; prob
ably It is because she sat up late last
night making herself unusually agree
able"
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young was born In
Ireland. She began
writing at the ago
Of II and 1t 1s
was married 70 an
army omcsr with
whom she travelled
IN Ceylon. China.
Japan and Egypt.
Her contributions
70 peri Q ideals a
La Junta tribune., 1900-09-29
r. c...l. BI.a,.s Asl...l..

TWo Canaia Biading AtesAs.
II is asserted that the future ~
see two canals binding the Atlantic
the Pacific ocean. The value - INC
connection cannot BE- estimAted.
will bring prosperity 70 the nation
surely as Hostetter's Stomach Bitter
brings health to the dyspeptic. Try J
for indigestion. constipation, dyspe1
sia or biliousness.
La Junta tribune., 1900-09-29

Major General George Henry Mar
shall. who presided at the court-mar-
tial held In Pretoria on Hans Cordua.
the wouldbe kidnaper Of Lord Rob-
erts. had never seen any active serv-
Ice until he went to South Africa,
though he has been nearly forty years
In the army. He went out to command
the artillery In the war.
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! ~ n..k - ~.

a chicago boy Who was On board 81
the transport Grant writes home that
Wills ~ boat wns In tie yjcinity 81
the Rsed rocks. the position OF whjeh
u doubtfn1, ! stsanss thinx tc0k pIana
the lonk-oat thought hs saw lan6 enA
! light. Tne odlcer On watch stoppea
the boat and rspoftsd . lighthouas
dead ahsad. Il turned OF to - ! ~
bank and The Dornins star. The NJ
hank took on The appsaranss II ~
Faraiione island. and ~ nornine Stas'
showed up like y beAcon "a II psak.
n outlook fhoslGkt - lan1 - daaa
aAAad. % The snEinse viTS slppped -
revsFsed. and the sAip - sefnt ~
sDse1 aststn when Capt D1fprd eeaeA
eastAs bridge. Il "a ~ tak1 S0j
dlsoovef - mista1e aita n tstf ~
- - urAnt - cses nnefs - keiI
La Junta tribune., 1900-09-29

II did you enjoy meeting so many au.
thors and nrtistsY' mo: had terri
Bile time trying to pretend that had
heard Of all Of them"
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rhi. Aiso Follow. tn. rl.w

II tiiiS civilizlng process keeps the
pace, 1t will not be many years before
the great wall Of China is covered with
circus and patent medicine posters.
La Junta tribune., 1900-09-29

Does your sweetheart call you pet
names, Billyg Yes; she calls me
La Junta tribune., 1900-09-29

the ninsty-nfth an
nivsrsary OF his
birth at his coun-
Try home in I,nk
Island. Mr.. SILL
nah 10 truly . gen
tlsman d the
school whose ar
chaie mannrisms
and courtliness al
most persuade one
that he Just
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6be u1eskIY
Ponororna.

Nse. frssiAsos ~ Purdue.
DR.. winthrop Ellswotth Stone.
Who has succeeded the late James
II. Smart a. president of Purdue uni
vcrsity, Lafayette. Ind. served the
La Junta tribune., 1900-09-29
EDWARD ], RTEE
OeEssAs Her WortS.
V"WW'.5

Sarah: Grand. the novelist who ID
engaged in Q sharp controversy with
an English clergyman n to the effects
OF her stories upon the minds OF the
La Junta tribune., 1900-09-29

Sweet summers fled, but, llke - not,
Wen come to others Just ~ hot.
La Junta tribune., 1900-09-29
Won BULOw.

sarded al having any policy Of his own
but rather as an admirable and willing
instrument Of the kaiser In all affairs
which affect tho prestige OF Germany
among the nations OF the earth.
La Junta tribune., 1900-09-29

- N1u " Ne Aasssd e : asvs NJ
tnnA Naa1Iay wne baEn q uvane.
ytl1e q 1s3s. AZ = - wne IN with
~ ane11 ~ s1DVcft - EnGa fFon ~
- ~ ~ elesh, an4 NJ eI6gk ~
3poktnef u : - an6 hGNsG - y
Whl1D 11S e1ng ~ Hz11a 11eta1 ~
11alTue ~ Yyeoos oo11 oIs
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1gl. -

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8i5j1 y n I uiii
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wn a DeieQafs IA 1885.

Benjamin d. silliman. who has tho
distinction OF being the Oldest livinK
graduate Of Yale. last week celebrated
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turned with unfailing regularity. but
she refused to be discouraged and
kept on sending manuscripts to the
publishers until they were compelled
to give her . hearing. "Ideala." her
first important work. was published
at her own cost, while "The Heavenly
Twins" perhaps her most successful
eRort, had to wait three years for q
publisher. sarah Grand's position Il
contemporary English literature has
been the subject for much controver-
~. Ghe has many friends and many
enemies. Her real name is Mr..
Chambers NcFAli.
0ryo0ss Nome Ran Hi. HI
Back In the .so's when William J.
Bryan. the standard bearer Of the De-
m0cracy, wns . lawyer at Jacksonvills.
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stamped out from - b
the pages Of one Of AusunDobson's
ballads. He takes but tassins In
tsrest in current polite. vsscn Z sas-
IL eaudoned in 1 man who ha:: hssn
4 DELEGATE to national conventions a.
long sso a. lsse. Hs has bssn trus-
tss Of Greenwood cemetery during ali
the time the population Of that ne
cropolis has grown from zero to up
ward OF 800, 900. He once had an in
tsrvisw with Aaron Burr. was prssi-
dent OF Yale Alumni association for
twenty years, voted IN eonvsntion for
the nomination Of the nrst President
Harrison, and ran for eongrsas in
ls43. These are some Of the things
which distinguish Mr.. silliman prob
ably from all other living men. Dur
ing his active career Mr.. silliman was
practicins lawyer.
Lester T. Garfield. grandson OF
Thomas GHrheld. the only brother of
President Garfield. has enlisted In the
regular army al private and been
assigned to the Seventh artillery. now
stationed at Fort Grobel. His parents.
who live in Georgetown. Mich. con-
sented to his act.
go Rs6oinao Fortune.
d. J. Macksy, Inc former railroad
magnate. who, having lost one for
tune. has Just begun the battle Of lifs
anew at the age Of 81. 10 one Of the
most remarkable Of Indiana's busi-
ness men. He has wiped out liahili-
ties upward Of 3S00.ooo by going into
and now with Millionaire
Fairbanks Of Terrs Hauts at his back
La Junta tribune., 1900-09-29

First Cftissn-If the bosses would keep
tee1r hands on tho conventions and let
Itn1 0ele&ntee act for themselves 0sc0nd
'LIttDen-ObI but such q convention would
- entirely unconventional. =, a .s.S7'75 IS
La Junta tribune., 1900-09-29
Ass You us,ne Anon. voot- E..eY

Ase You Using Aliens voot-Eassf
i II the only cure for swollen.
1maSting. Burning. Sweating Feet.
Corns and Bunions Ask for Aliens
Joot-Ease. q powder TO be shaken into
tae shoeA Al all Druggists and Shoe
stores. z6e. Sample sent FREE. Ad-
erose Allen Q. Olmsted. Leroy. N. \.
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First cttissn--If the bosses would keep
sesdc hands on the conventions and let
itifiSsn 6Si bsf such q Z Convention Would YOU'D
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sweat and fruit acids VIII mot dis
!cclor goods dysd with PUTNAM
HADHLEoo DYE0
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~ 1st-Yen e4sAt ~. ~ elad you
I'LL gsye. 6efn q . railway. ace!AsaEI
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-05-29
Kansas rliIIers, Wheat and Inspection.

British grain said, the of recent
speech to the Mers' association produces
the best wheat world advising Kansas niers to
grind all This the miers can do only by the
consent and cooperation railroads.
TO the railroad hauling wheat
-four being higher class of freight The miers
should only Disseminated against with
nnlIers but the roads should
make the Kansas rlers on steamng coal
would insure the grinding, stations
Of every bushe Of wheat raised the the end
only of a tonnage by the
COAL but the the capital
Of thousands extra mllers engineers
FORTH whom become additional patrons
the roads.
Speaking of wheat the present prospect of
a great harvest the aggregate of which may
millions of bushels
established universal STANDARD of inspection meeting
purpose been called inspectors
IF the country, Kansas City, time July
grain inspector says that standard
badly needed under the where every
seaboard point different trouble is
always arising The grades don't jibe exporters
always complaining will probably reap
standard than any other
greatly handicapped here Grain the country
eoncede we best system inspection
best standard grades force anywhere Virgin
that inspected here say No 4, is shipped
seaboard there inspected p export
Kansas ." This particularly Of the south
ern seaport towns. The east is not quite so bad
hurts Kansas.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-05-29
Both Moral and Political Turbitude.

for thing than another the Fusion party
Of has been conspicuous that thing the spirit of
dicker trade which characterized every phase
its party. 1t has long, unendng give
and take" All the conventions and campaigns of that
party simply been open political swap
ping Office. the quarres msunders standings
the Populsts arisen "div-
vies" bad faith bargains The which in
these Seventh congress
sional districts grew this thing attempted
additional bargains for place and proposed
sales Of Office Leaving the moral or rather immoral
ty deals attention of our Democratic and
Populistic is called the laws
Kansas especially make this sort Of thing felony to
which the attention the attorney general the
called: Section l. chapter of the laws Of
1893 dlckerng for crime punishable by
from 500 to $1,000 by Imprisonment by both
the language the being any person to give
promise give amy money, gift reward, any office
place employment upon any engagement contract agree
understanding that the person whom for
whose benefit such gift promise made SHALL by
himself other person for cleo
ton of person to any public Office any election"
provides any person
convicted Of the onenses mentioned shall also be
forever disqualified from holding Office.
undlsputed fact that settle the differences
over candidates the congressional districts
named, also make things so smoothly Fort
convention open dlckers involving the
disposition Of political places have been consummaed The
sameessness Of the thing should held to be public
scandal a felony But the quotations made
do comprise all that the provides Paragraph 252
tie Cenlal 1889 reads. person shon
directly Indirectly give, be given
gage give money, gift reward any Office, place
employment upon any contract or agreement that the
person whom whose use. whose behalf such
gf or promise shall be made SHALL by or
other procure Or procure election any
person any Office election by electors any
public body, the constitution this state
person offending shall, conviction, adjudged
guilty Of bribery and punished imprisonment at hard
labor for a term exceeding five years"
fear law stin for the sake Of decency
public good these dickerng Popuista and Demo
might oonsummate their swaps with less ostenation
IL not with greater privacy.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-05-29
The Awful Drouth of Australia.

Recent of the great drought in Queensland
Australia, particularly southwestern parts of the
country show that is of the most if quite the
most, fearful that the colony has suffered
district Cunnamula has been no apprecabe
rain since 1892 1t occurrence for drovers to
have to face stages of fifty sixty miles without drop
Of water vestige of heritage. whole
herd Of 500 buocs the Hungrord through thirst
and starvation and along the dry stage oondwndi
to Miles lying the 1000 bulocks lost
from various herds between January and February One
sheep station, named Ondvorvo said is paying $500
per week for water which has be conveyed long
lance by special trains
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-05-29
The penitentiary Binding Irvine Plant.

The states binding Irvine plant the pententiary is
operation turning about $1,000 pounds Of
per This Irvine IS being sold to the Kansas
farmer else The price is 1O15 cents
per pound penitentary which makes it about IL
the The Irvine trust is sore and
to meet price product it has knocked
estimated that the wheat growers OF
will 100000 pounds of Irvine this year, on
which they will save 100000 penitentiary is now
shipping 10000 pounds week, which amount
will increase as time approaches After the Kan
sas grain is cut other northern sections
will have chance Kansas Irvine.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-05-29
Oklahoma and Her Railroads.

current railroad rumor which has not been denied
since appearing print the effect that agree
into by the Rock Island and Santa
Fe roads in regard construction in the Oklahoma
territory BY of this the Rock Island
is not to build any the Galveston line of the
Santa Fee Fe road not to build west
of the Rock Island While this does
not eliminate Frisco Choctaw the Missouri Pacific or
the City Orient the tendency Of the agree
keep other roads out and to materially in
crease the revenues roads named These roads
are to construct Jointly when lines in the territory
found to be necessary. At the present time
there is nearing completion road between Guthrie and
Kngsher being built jointly by the Rock Island
and the Santa operated by these roads Many adj
dtonaI being decided and this territory
gives promise Of soon becoming honeycombed by the
branches these two important lines addition to the
built jointly there separate extensions
and branches already under construction.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-05-29
A Sample of English Greed.

The government of Great Britain recently put money
into it's in that shocks the sense of justice
ought suggest change in it's law imposing a
cession duty. When Hrsch died left
Colonization association be dsbursed for benefit
poor and unfortunate of his race, s40000000 To
carry benefacon Office was established
the headquarters of the association but merely
for the convenience of doing its business from
city Only part of the disbursements
society be London perhaps less
than from Of the other large capitals where
Offices occupied for like purpose The government
of Great Britain demanded succession duty a share
purely benevolent purposes and
decision has actually taken $4,000
forty millions left by Hirsch aid
distressed.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-05-29
No Such War Wizard,

Julian Ralph writer has writ and in his writing ba
writ himself down in writing Roberts as the greatest
wizard since Napoleon Bonapartes reputation was
made by winning victories over armies more numerous
than his What did Roberts upon when he went
to South Africa? That he should not less than quar-
ter Of million four effective force of the
Beers Julian Ralph evidently thinks Of HIS present
job.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-05-29

than but Mort. Albaugh whom the busters
desuteude. reelected unanimously or
thereabouts For complete from foreordained
RELOCATION AIbaugh incident takes the cake There
wasn't single against Cys best friend Some
body indeed gentlemen will be compelled to eat
very considerable slice of humble pie. pie built
out Of very sad dough stuffed tough crow.