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Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-30
HAULING PROMPTLY DONE.

Philadelphia Press: How the Rox-
sums do draw the long bow! Don't they
make you smile when they brag about
their ancestral halls?"
Eyes, but there's nothing ~untruthful
about that"
"What?"
That's right. Old Grandfather Rox-
sum-, who made the money for the FAM
lily, was a teamster."
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-30
THE

Philadelphia North American: IT find I
can cultivate the muse better at night
said the poet.
yes" replied the blind man, that's the
favorite time for the commission of crime"
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-30

with dssp circular %fiounce, a satin straw
hat, tilted and rather fat. trimmed with
~hydrangeas and loops Of pale blue sulah,
and her hair was done up pompadour.
That's all I had time to see. Chicago
Tribune.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-30
AN MOTIVE.

Calcago Record: Passenger-See that
man; he's making desperate love to that
girl.
another Passenger-Yes; his kodak is
out OF film, and he's trying to coax some
from her.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-30
EXPERT

Chicago Records: "What is a phenom-
ena, Clara
"a phenomena is a man who can carry
an umbrella over a woman without polk
ing her eyes out or pulling her hat of"
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-30
PRODUCED.

Chicago News: 81 never could under
stand why SO many of the colonel's visit
ors are always SICK
1T is all because he keeps such good
liquor in the house labeled For Sickness
Only.'"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-08-09
SgENMY WFCR EN-.

Who has not known the woman whose
disposition IS described by that one word
osunny27 There's always laugh Turk
ing on her lips. Her checks are ever
ready 70 diuple in Smiles. Her house
hold influence IS as Frightening and
stimulating as the sunshine Nothing
can be crueler thau to have this sunshine
blotted ont bv disease. But this Is a
common cruelty. The voung wife who
was the sunshine OF the hciue becomes
its shadow. Every young wife should
know the value OF Dr. Plc-ce's Eavo-lte
Prescription II the protection and pres
er7ation Of the health. Il promotes
regularity. dries the drains which euiee-
be body and mind, and cures iutla-u-1a-
ton, liberation and female weakness.
IL noUrishes the nervous system ans
gives TO the body the balance and buoy
ancy of perfect health. II IS a strictly
temperance medicine.
= can say that your Tneticine cured E1e,s
writes NJ Maud lcSrSc, ~ Sil@tEv5ite, E-fir-
hci3 Co. Ohio. ~ hsi suffered aocut twelve
yes rs from female weakness ana lad almost
given Up. thinking .hc-c was no ccrc fer gre.
Thea heard about I1T. P.e-cc's rcaic,-c and
th0--ht ] wouI1 trl- i, and cac sac th1t seven
bottles ol vou- E3vlFytc ircsC-s Ettol E-atc re
wei I a-u now able 20 d. 1..v c1yD huGScvscr-.
took about twelve bottles - al q ilg n.c-ce's
rnedic-Gcs. Took sCsUc q ttc Cfn&c1 Aclic1l
Discovery. Favcri.e I'rescrlptsca AID some oi
Or. Pierce's Pellets cure constipation.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-08-09
. n - TO al
~. he kHa Ven hsls ilEsE bsg-a
a'1 ol &1H2zzAu


Joliet. Ill. Arg t-Over a track that
was from one - two seconds slow. Tosa-
my BrittoR the fD0J0 trotunF STALLION.
today wCnt against DIS own rocoTd. los.
and came under the wiTe IN 2.N - The
tirIe by quarters was % a. ] % Ia Ia.
sol IA Alpha ". IN the 2.l2 pace. fnlsl.-
g IN EOS. beating his previous time 81
three-quarters Of a second. Tho gndu4sh-
Cd 2.l2 pace. left over from YESTERDAY.
was won BY Alpha ~. VINO took the re-
naming heat and the race Psrsonettz.
Flowing Tide. Frsnmout. Lady Pipes.
Major Marshall. Batny I and HcwGfoa
finished IN the order named T1ss other
events today resulted:
Ell class. trottlng. Vruss tsfp-Hed
Heart won ne arst second and fourth
heats n z1f II. sIs -. 1Is - Dan
wilkes sron m third heat IN 1894
IAege and Barallte also started
2Is class pacing fsurss fsoo-Blaek
Heart wen fhs fhlfH fsarth and rfth
heats in 2.I2 - To - e.l2 - Jtrr pa
ruey wen the seoouI heat IN I'll - Sen
eca See won ere FIRST beat - 1.fl Il car-
ueilta. Taftier rarns Fay HlHhwoo3.
Miss Eveiyn and Tombstone aiso FtsTtsd.
ia class. trotuav purse g. f'5-Corns.is
won she second third and feu-fa hszfs
in 90 - zt3 a. zJs - AzEs Ns,iiur1
won ire 0rst heat Ga "a "a Aiver1a
Aiken Anrelia. Harolsa3df Hald. Gsnraii-
iaH. Araren r. BACK Egberi sa2 Hop.
paF Grass alec started
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-08-09
FL RENO HAS GOOD FORTUNE
Secures Miss Florence Reasoner as
u Sh school Principal

LeavenRorth, Kan, Aug. S--Aiiss Flor
ence easoner. who Tor the past eight
years been employed as a teacher in the
schools OF this city. yesterday accepted
an appointment as principal - the hich
school At ii emo. o. T. The place came
20 her unsolicited and was given on the
recommendation OF Chancellor Snow -
the estate university. who was asked 70
recommend a competent teacher Miss
easoner was also offered the assis,Aa,
profassorship IN European history a; tae
Kansas university. but this she de- nel
President Davis Of the board OF edala-
ton furnished Miss easoneF q very n IA
testimonial last month In this ne say
Her work ln the high school has been
faithfully and scholarly. Among her pa
pills she has been an organizer II latent
forces. and constant inspiration to
scholarly attainment. In disclp Inc. while
not rigid, she has been firm. ever COM
mandiug respect Our records show that
Hiss Beasoner has carried especially
successful in promotions She Il a lacy
in every particular and independent
thinker - scholarly attachments. ard
leader both ia aud out Of the class room.
Her school work IN Lcavenworth IL a
record Of which she may well b. proud.
and is the highest testimonial o. her stsr-
ling worth OF her mind ard character
The testimonial IS sttested BY Secretary
Kenyon OF the board.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-08-09
DISPUTES ON Committeeman
Democratic Committees Plan to Set
tie Three Contests.

Indianapolis Ind, Aug. s.-The sub
committee Of the national committee had
in charge thu cortcsts between delegates
IN the late rational convention az Kan
Sa7 ri " from. the District Of Columbia,
Oklahoma and the Indian Territory. Jas.
x Jones presidin, took up the subject AT
a meeting today and settled the disputes
As TO the isagreement between the Slater
and Norris factions from the District Of
Columbia. the whole matter wa sreferred
back to the district for an election OF
new central committee.
new central committee. The oklahoma
contest was referred back IN the same
way. The Indian Territory dispute was
settled by allowing both delegations to
participate in the naming % national
committeeman.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-08-09
FIGHT IN WOODS COUNTY
EnterestIn. Events and Inc dents in
Other County DeIesat Ons

The w GODS county deiegaLlOn oFga-
nized Wednesday morning by the selec-
ton Of Joseph Sherman as chairman and
c. II. MOUNTED as secretary. The ;ssue
before the delegation was the selection
Of a territorial committeeman for Woods
county, and the strength OF the elements
was shown when the vote was taken on
the candidate the delegation would C
ommend for member on the credentials
committee. a J. Ross and J. S. stiles
were the respective candidates and On
the vote the delegation tied
One delegate, J. c. Snoddy, had glvea
TO both c Il. MOUNTED and W :. Rob
erts OF Ava, his proxy This vote
would have decided the question but it
was uncertain as 10 which OF who was
entitled TO east the vote. To settle the
matter. AIr. Sn0ddy was wired and ask
Cd now he wished his vote cast and Who
should east Il TAereupon the Caucus
adjourned 20 meet a ! ?. m. 20 again
try % settle the matter. hoping IN ire
meantime 20 hear from MT. Snoddy.
The Woods county delegation then pro-
ceeded 10 the convention han. several
members remaining outside, thinking ire
matter would rest until afternoon n
the convention a. II. Geiss'sr. d .
gate from Woods county. took ths r.a--
Ter ID and moved the convention that
the Woods county delegation be p0;isd
and that the member 81 ne CON -nsttes
on credentials from Woos4s COUNTY Dc
selected az once Upon a u3sund srstau.-
ing upon the rarc Ct t1e chaL-. = vas
ordered hat tne vote b t8ken and u7-n
the n ton beng carried, J T. Stfes
vas declared tha member 81 credentials
from Woods county. Several use1sbs-s
Z the deleEation were ass M. and Sha
vote was not = ful vets = = co.'s Dsr
a perfect expression q ne county
FL Eorrs, speaking to- Kay coguty.
said. Tia Kay county delegates o 2
votes is here IN great euthusissr fo-
Dennis Flynn ard TIE Hat-gnal adm rs
rra1ion. As . the iaioTss-aeut q Gov
e-nc- Barnes ot TIE tsTrilcr-zl admins
trati7n- tie delegates are very ratsee1t.
hut re sa.e=atsz Is forced 90 s1ow TIER
against TIE ladcrss nent- TIE Han
Jz-ss Go-don e PaDc2 City Eas eue-
Sroksn. ard while r. "a 1ot ask ,er
;7-iaf Endorsement he tscGEzt {; wozs11
- Coed Teil,ias tc DO 80 AID e fesEfzi
% resu,-s ii aarnes VS. tz1rs3
Canadian county vas q hzn1 wsrs =
fCI se.erztio1 - re7reE eEtatsTe heasuA-
leans 2 A Sscho,s kesS=6 he dee
Csflan- S.c1oss Zzes EEe ae- ast7E
sPeEca . rte = Es-o cors e1t-r 80
yaars sEo ard i rs - r1 zl -
u-est II Fvnu czsr EEhoa - kss-
U1r fer Caza1taz zItg. z1rsa 20 -
VIVA a. ths caauo15san S}-a1s arS
Il - cf r-zssrs sers ihe or E&t
rzp~sseaEat.ves - rs d. Ezssaa- Lass
o Bere ar3 EuFeE O. FrrCa ara e.
S--ia- sasdisgx SckE-leT Eekhas1- wno
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-08-09
GRANTEES GREAT EXCURSION
Last Sunday 1897 Strangers Visited
the gew s'ity

Granite, o. T.. Aug. S-Granite dressed
in her Sunday suit Of stars and stripes
and amid the roar Of dynamite, the play
ing of brass bands and. the cheering
from thousands Of threats. babe welcome
last Sunday 10 the largest excursion
traia ever drawn over the Rock Island
railway. Your correspondent was in
formed by hfr. z. Duncan. travelling pas
senger agent, who so successfully work
ed up the excursion and accompanied the
train here, that 1892 Granite excursion
tickets were sold between Calwleu and
Mountain View. Added to this was the
excursion froh the south of Chickasha,
making a total of 1871 Of the merriest
people that ever left home for a days
outing.
The train consisted Of thirteen coaches
with aisles and platforms packed. Fully
200 men were on top of the coaches and
quite number were seated on the ten
der. AS the train pulled in it presented
a scene seldom seen in the west. The
cheering from the Granite people was
echoed by those in and on the coaches
and for five minutes it was almost i'm
possible to move. so dense was the
crowd.
More than 1000 of the excursionists
scaled the heights OF Granite mountain
and from its peaks enjoyed the beautiful
scenery Of the neighborinG mountains and
the rich valleys CT the Elm and North
Fork. Others turned their attention 10
the parks and the fishing and SWIMMING
pools, while many took advantage Of the
good drives and went to the country to
meet and talk with the farmers. But all
who could &c there were at Armstrong;
natural gas well, TO witness natural gas
burning Samples Of petroleum sand
were given to those who cared for such,
some Of the more enthusiastic taking as
much as ten pounds Unfortunately the
train that was scheduled to leave at 170:3l
pulled out at s O'Clock. depriving many Of
seeing this wonderful flow Of gas.
The display Of farm products was ad-
mitted to be the best ever shown in Ok
Iahoma and stamps Greer county as one
of the richest agricultural counties III the
territory. 'S ?
The Wichita Red Bats afforded much
amusement and assisted in keeping the
crowd in good humor. The Pond Creek
band accompanied the train and delight
everyone with their good music.
At 7:30 the whistle was sounded and at
g o'clock the train. under the careful
guidance OF Conductor Nichols, pulled
out with the happiest and best pleased
lot Of people that ever left for Sunday
evc7,rc4ou
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-08-09

was elected territorial committeeman by
the county convention. was on hand for
the committee organization Senator
Frank Giiiett was deIsgats and q
member Of the resoIutis ms committee.
Canadian county, as usual. stood solid
against an Endorsement CT the territorial
administration, although Tom Addington
CT Mustang, whom Governor Barnes re-
cently appointed county Commissioners,
Humphrey OF Okarche, candidate for reg
User Of deeds. represented the north part
OF the county. Ex-Speaker Rom Reid
was not a delegate, but was On hand TO
preside at the Tuesday evening meeting
Reid is one OF the best presiding OIL
GERS in the territory. especially a. a
meeting of this kind He knows every
body and his peculiarities.
The Payne county delegation. consist
ing Of seventeen delegates and seventeen
alternates. was present In fun force. and
was one cf the Hveliest delegations in
the convention. Their caucus 70 select
a territorial committeeman was held in
Henry Asp's office, at O'Clock this
morning. and was q spirited ting
there being four candidates for the honor.
Charles Neermsn. editor Of the SILL
water Gazette and a strong Flynn man,
was elected on the first ballot over
Charles McGraw. the leading admins
tration aspirant; G. ". Murphy post
master at Glencoe, and. John Hinkis.
editor of the Ripley Times. Mr.. Nesr-
mans election was afterward made
unanimous and the caucus ended good
naturally and with the best Of har-
mony The uppermost object in, the
minds OF Payne county Republicans. as
expressed by J. Hunter Williams, editor
Of the Glencoe Mirror, Fnd a member OF
the delegation. is 70 rol~ Up the largest
majority for Flynn and the county ticket
ever known In the history IF the couaty.
With this spirit al high pitch. the Payne
county delegations was conspicuous for
its enthusiastic demonstrations at the
convention
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-08-09
NOMINATED FOR COMMISSIONER
Orlando Tharp Of n tuEfisher County's
second District

HennesseY, Q. r, Aug. s.-T'hs Repub-
ucan commissioner convention for the
Second commissioner district q KiaEssh-
er county met at Hennessey yesterday
and unanimously rendered the u0E1ina-
ton for cinnaissEon@r to Orlando Tharp,
a respected and representative farmer -
Sherman township Iir- Tharp is an old
settler. a good business zan and su2cezs-
ful IN his own financial AFFAIR." He viii
ursoub-e5,Y be elected. an5 the people
z-.l make 10 mistake n his selection
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-08-09

g. Joc at O-usha-- RuE
Omaha ..............-a 000o11 Asu
ST. Joseph .....-.-..l ! @ IS OH l-e15
Des NIoines az PueA'o-Fi-st game
Pueh'7 ...............2 e Q 0Gt1@s
Des Noi1as ........1 o 0 0 : 0 o-5 . :
Second ZANE
Pus Bio .,.............00O1O02eO-21I I
D-s N2-nzs ...---..l o @ O ! II i O
st Upi-e EhriEat ordered
Captain CHASE our Il tie game for OF n
Sive a sua-o. ana IS be refused % D.
pat out. gave lae game 20 Denver
score 20 nothing
Puee.o- Colo. AUG S-Frel Ravmer.
The S-7.x Cly send Sasem n. about
whom there has heea SO much .~ouh'a.
haS so.crd TIE Pueblo team. NIana-e-
Gi2ssoE cnu1is. -e6 to President
p.cAey and Rayme- was sent back 20
6'sssCock. PIE was released Ed = J.
Seph, oat finally secured re--issl Il -
come 10 P1ea.o. lie wiB play IN tonor-
roVs game.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-08-09

The ideal route for summer tourist
travel Is the 6rand Trunk Railway Sys-
teul-reaching directly all the most
popular AXE, river. mountain and sea-
shore resorts u the east
Full particulars and copies Of summer
tourist literature on application 10 J. X.
Burgis. City Passenger and Ticket Agent.
2is Clark street. eogaer Jackson Bouie-
ward, ChicaEo.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-08-09
RED HOT MESSAGE
Continued from Fizs, Dl<s-


capped without casualties. The fact thar
the AEaeriean tr0e4s cid not have an
Opportunity 20 distiaSu ssb themss Vss
vas something % a asSa pposnenent 20
The of-icisls al the wa depar raScnt. bat,
knowing General Charee as thsy 90,
they are confident that Il his rien were
Tset engaged i vas Because Il vas pays
ieaily impossible 70 bring them into ae-
ton The continued brilliant work %
hte japanese, who seem % have borne
the brant % the fighting NJ Pei Tsaag
as Well as al Tiea Tsin. sttracss an
stinted praise for the doughty warriors
Of the Mikado.
Secretary Root said tonight that he
events Of the day had caused no change
IN the military situation. 50 FAR as the
advance on Pekin was concerned. AID
that no additional orders had been senr
70 General Chaffee.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-08-09

Hruaesrs7 - r. AnE f-one - ~
most sa~rr-sf1l events - fhs sezaen -
u9ef s1--llesi ererfa 60 fh- rsaaan -
HrarrreT vas ere eeucfrt saf soa a.
gsrsn s.ser fae aass'-ss = Graz's C4r-
f-rt fa- uaa reCaeis1 az -sae1ssea
ra7u. wsftr ~ ses re-1ns rsfresA- - e
wrrs served au1 Oh fhs t1lfs daHetHE
uat8 -ezat TIE bead b5Ts Fe-efret
s11efher over pa a. fhs proceed q.
wsla vfH % spfs tewar1 sayss.s sss
t1e aew issfrsrasnts
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-08-09
WATERS-PlERCE OIL COmANY
Is the Issue in the Texas Democratic
state convention

Waco Texas. Aug s--The Democratic
state convention met today, effected a
temporary organization and adtouF>ei
until tomorrow The entire afternoon scs-
sion was consumed in debate over the
Waters-Pierce on company prosecution
Last night county Attorney Cuien T..
Thomas OF McLeunan county. who com
Quoted the prosecution against the com
pany for violating the anti trust law. de-
clared that two congrsssmen and some
state officials had made overtures 70 him
FOR a settlement OF the proceedings. both
clyn and criminal, against the company.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-08-09

View Trk Asz s-Tafa - 81
trarY Er.-sf ra-ifsisn - - E-sti-
ssa-F a-s wee g-es,fe--E ~ 80 f-re-
stn resf ~1 'rezs a-rs rfhs
r-rfffs etases as5 as-t ~ q sse~iet Btsst-
a...ea frala Esas = se9irgrz -
tralH wte rFeakers Ea3 stsfss sss al
~ ~ah vs-e fs--sas1 e. 3 ra~-sf
zs.staz ~ gee isa-~s -. sosca utl
sfsri frn cA-esv5 sarT FL c~fsae~
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-08-09
tcting t:avernnr Id IIIInais.

S0rinsfeld III. AuE. S-I.sw-snce 2.
Sh-rman--of Nacomb. speaker Of TIA
house. arrived Today 70 act as governor
during the aeeeoce @: Governor Tanner
for month ID colo-- b. rlut,azat
Governor N7-thco-- ana P-aS5ot Pro
TEN o. The senate Waiter Wa-5e- were
teiesraa hed greytoasuiy h-t each IS out o.
the state
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-08-09
W q. wtevens aeuominatea.

Tfernessey. o. 7. Aug 8-Tl1s Rs1nb-
ficzn represent at.Ts co1~eptf-u for the
Sfx-rentn re7Easeutat.vs 1iEfrtcT asseTn-
bed at Eenucsssy YESTERDAY. witr f'li
sets q 6sleEatea from each to1Tnshi7-
After TIE VISUAL prs.iui1zr1ez fse cor
vsuron uzariras1zly nominated = Q
stevens f1r : second tsTEa- NJ stsve1s
was called 9rT and sresSte1 ths HIuir,a-
t.er m short address whtrh Eas wei
received - tire cervarEgga
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-08-09
A HEALTHY
STOMACH

makes pure blood, vigorous nerves.
strong body. Hostetter's Stomach Bit
ters strengthens weak stomachs. An oc-
casional dose viii keep the bowels active.
Taken regularly, 1t win cure Indigestion.
constipation, dyspepsia, biliousness, in
active liver or kidneys. malaria, fever
and ague. 1t will cure you See that a
PRIVATE REVENUE STAMP covers
the neck of the bottle.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-08-09
LONGOPENSG CHAMPAIGN
At Santa Fe, Haskell County,
the First Gun.
HASKELL Is ALL RIGHT
Some Anecdotes and HumorS
of the Campaign.

Santa Fe, Kan, Aug. 8.-Haskell coun-
ty has a total vote Of about 1S9. over
one-third Of this total vote gathered from
all parts Of the county Monday to near
Representative Chester I. Long talk on
the issues Of the day, opening his cam
2aign in the Seventh district Fred Du-
mont Smith of Kinsley, candidate for
state senator in the Thirty-eighth dis
triet. who is accompanying Mr.. Long,
also addressed the people at Santa Fe.
The meeting was held in the hail,
which is q good-sized one for the little
town Of Santa Fe. The audience, besides
the ffty-one voters, comprised q score or
more of ladies. A number Of Populists
and Democrats attended the meeting and
seemed to attend the statements made
by the speaker with interest. Neither
Mr.. Long nor Mr.. Smith said anything
which could offend the opposition, though
both talked the straightest kind Of Re
publicanism.
Nj. Smith opened the meeting, over
which D. A. Woodrnan, chairman Of the
Republican county central committee,
presided. Mr.. Smith IS well known IN
western Kansas as a loyal Republican
and an excellent speaker, who has cam
paigned for twelve years for the party
and now. after his unanimous nomination
is campaigning this year for himself as
a candidate. He makes a strong talk,
full Of good doctrine, and an earnest de-
tense Of the national administration.
Mr.. Long IS in excellent trim physical
~ and otherwise, for his biennial cam
paign in the thirty-six counties which
comprise his district and the labors and
difficulties attending the same. He talk
ed to the Haskell Republicans in a man.
ner they fully appreciated, and made new
friends thereby.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-08-09

A-smors. Z. T. August s-Es4;1-as frern
ire Cl ksszw nati1a aaew To- s.4e-s9a
n CovsrIa- . T. J>hastan sTsF 81
Governor = - Harris eeToaE p so-F1-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-08-09

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s1rre tse7 va t4Es - e.aaas aa Eee-
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-08-09

Coming out on the train the other
night from Hutchinson to Garden City,
quite a crowl gathered at Kinsley, some
friends Of Fred Smith who were down to
see him off for his campaign. Mr.. Long
was sitting by an open window, and as
the train stopped, two men, one a Pop
ulist and the other a Democrat, passed.
why, there's John Bridenthal," ex
claimed the Populist. NO" said the Re
publican, that's Long" They argued q
minute; then bet the cigars and came up
to Jim Lewis, who was Leedy's pcovate
secretary, and asked him about it. Then
the three went in the train and told Long
the story.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-08-09

No words Of ours can foretell the bsl.
1T you would derive from Hoods sarsa
parilla.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-08-09

ton did good work at the meeting, and
part of this week when the old settlers
and soldiers of Haskell will hold a re-
union
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-08-09

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-08-09

James NJ. Lewis, editor of the Kinsley
Graphic, Populist, and late secretary TO
Governor L.eedy. and who came near be
ing the fusion opponent to his fellowedi-
tor and townsman, Fred Smith, for the
state senate, thinks Long viii be elected
to congress and IS quite resigned about
it. Long has done pretty well, after
ALL he says, and guess hell do again.
There isn't much hope now Of the fusion
lists getting things traightened out, and
neither Campbell nor Duval can touch
one side of Long as it is now"