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New-York tribune., 1900-09-26

down the slope and that the men receiving 81 30
at present get an advance of per cent and
those below 81 10 an increase of 10 per cent.
The answer Of the firm is in part as follows:
To The COMMITTEE. Of he {edaG Penn Gs seRteRbsF ,2Te K
Men; Relieving that arbitration was the proper
method Of settling all differences between en-
pioyer and employees Tar back 1885 arbltra-
non clause was embodied in the agreement with
OR men, which is follows
NIli we enter into strike Any iificuities we
may have with our employers TO be settled by
man. their choosing one. and If these two can
not not agree these two must choose the third and
10 be oindng. II is further agreed that We will
not be governed by any labor association in set
ling difficulties while in the employment of
.. B. MaTkle & CO.
At this time, when the answers to your griev-
snees are due we fnd number of men absent
from work OF % course some advise us that they they
others we know. have connected themselves with
we could. we believe, in perfect faith announce
that our arbitration agreement was at an end;
hut We DO not feel that men who regard their
breach OF faith by others our answers to Your
only those who working to-day have the right
standing that their ACTION shall be binding upon
Those identified with labor organiza tons hRv
ing oy that afhiatioE disqualified themselves from
acting under our arbitration agreement, are not
work by conditions for which respon-
s,srensIo2 % and tbeT votes as also must be excuded
II is cur earnest endeavor 10 advance the welfare
believe. we have followed in the past and we
s assure yon tne past can be regarded as prece-
TIE question having arisen as to the possibility
under our mutusI compact 10 agree on the third
arbitrator, we have expressed willingness,
Archbishop Ryan. of PhliadeIphia, If agreeable to
you shall act in that capacity. We also agree that
II any changes be made the result OF arbitration
that being the date upon which the committee
waited upon
New-York tribune., 1900-09-26
.l65th Street.

IbIh SIrVet-
The approximate OF the lien satJSfv
which the above described property is be sold is
SlIb425 with interest thereon from 2ath dav OF An
1900 together with allowances
Ing $35S 45 with from of Sertenber
1900. together with a. he
proXmse amount OF taxes. assessments other liens
which be allowed To the out or M,
purchase money paid ny the Referee SI6i - ana
~
Dated New York September a4th Iaoo
AUGUSTUS NJ. NANDERPpEI. Referee
New-York tribune., 1900-09-26
BREAKING WORLDS RECORDS

THE ABBOTT TRoTs A MILE IN 203L AND
CONEY PAGES ONE IN 20s2,
broken this afternoon on the famous four
ocrnered track.
The Abbott. driven by Geers. clipped another half
second from the worlds trotting record Of 2034.
already held by him, finishing wonderful mile in
2o8z. The quarters were O:31A on liza and
2;t@A. the third quarter being done in 0:29iz
Ccney. 1924, driven by Ed Gaylord OF Denver
went against time TO beat the amateur worlds
racing record 10 wagon, finishing a mile IN 20as,
which clipped half a second from Free Bonds rec.
ord, made in New York
New-York tribune., 1900-09-26

E74ecor7be J79eFRiEe
The said premises viii be sold parcels follows t'
parcel marked "A viii he sold first and @ suicisn
money Is not realized thereon. remainder % ne
premises marked ' and on said diagram and aoo's
described VIII be sold parcel
The approximate amount Ct the lien charge 20 sats
which the above described property be sold ~
lh' with interest ~ Sslten
her 1902 together with allowance amounting
$50 81 with Interest trcm september S1sJ. l9 togets
with the expenses % the sale,
The approximate amount ~ che taxes assessuaeuS
water rates aud o;N~r liens allowed % purchase
sut u the purchase money. PAID by the reseIss
$50. 50
Dated. New York September cSth. 1890
HENRY MNRrNN BAIRD. !k
Esfse-~
New-York tribune., 1900-09-26

SUPERINTENDENT HENDRICKS DECLARES ITS
SWORN STATEMENTS TO BE FALSE.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-26

The surprise occasioned by the importation
OF soft coal 10 this region has not yet subsided
When approached on the subject President
Mitchell said to-day that he would make an
effort 70 locate the place from which il was
conveyed He expressed a belief that il came
from Western Pennsylvania or West Virginia
where, he says, the miners are not organized
Mr.. Mitchell gave assurances that no more soft
coal would be brought here and that the mat
ter would be attended TO satisfactorily
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-12-09
what Makes women Weak ?

The chief contributing cause to woman's weak
and ilheath IS her ignorance Of the important
truth that a woman's general health depends upon
the local womanly health. If women knew and
understood this fact they would not attempt the
impossible feat of developing the general health
while ignoring unhealthy local conditions. Money
is wasted in "doCtoring" for headache, backache
nervousness, sleepessness and other ills familiar to
women if the treatment Of these diseases does not
cure the primary disturbing cause-disease of the
delicate woman1y organs. It is of course possible
that there may be general ill-health in spite of
sound local health But 1t IS absolutely impossible
that the general health can be good when there are
disagreeable and unhealthy drains, inflammation
liberation or female weakness The first step to
sound health is to cure these diseases. and the
quickest and suest cure of womanly diseases is
accomplished by the use Of DR.. Perces Favorite
Prescription.
0Words can't express how grateful for your kind
advice and good medicines" writes Mrs Ada Brooks of
Krbyvlle fancy Co., Missouri VI suffered for four years
with what four physicians pronounced liberation and pro-
lapsus Of the uterus; also inflammation Of bladder and
urethra Ny chronic and complicated When my
first child born FIVE years ago. il very bad
dion My health had been very poor for time when
taken down bed-fsst I IN critical condition for
FIVE months. Had several good physicians but kept getting
worse. Could not bear be moved from my bed. Had
been confined to my bed FIVE months when wrote TO you.
received your reply very soon, and then dismissed my
physicians and began taking Dr. Perces medicines took
eight bottles Of his Favore Prescription and Golden
Medical Discovery and began TO get better at In
months could sit up chair and kept getting bet
four orths could do all my houseork, including
washing and sewing think your medicines saved
from the gTave.0
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DANGEROUS EGMORANcE.

Next to the danger of woman's ignorance Of
her own needs is the danger Of ignorance in the
treatment of her diseases. That such ignorance
abounds is shown by the testimonials published by
permission, and often by request Of grateful women
who wish other sufferers to know the way to health,
The result of this ignorance IS that women suffer
for years, going from one practitioner to another,
trying various medicines, snatchng vainly at every
straw in their desperate desire for help and healing
It is the cure of such women, suffering from dis
eases of long standing-diseases which have bafled
all physicians and defed all tTeatments-which has
placed Dr. Pierces Favorite Prescription in the very
front Of all put-up medicines designed for the
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-12-09

The ladies Of Plymouth Aid society
viii hold . Rummage Sale, beginning
Wednesday, December u, at the ware
rooms of +. C. Smyth & Sons, corner of
Douglas and Lawrence. Every conceiv-
able thing win be for sale and everybody
is invited to come ana see and buy.
o0rE
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WEEKLY EAGLE.
One COPY, one year ................''''S -o'

The proprietors reserve the right 10 re-
feet and discontinue any advertise lne nts
contracted for either by themselves or
their agents.
Eastern business Office. "The Tribune
Building. New York City; Western oMSl-
ness Office THE kookery,' chicago me
s. c. Beckwith Special Agency, sole
agents for ForeiCn Advertising.
Entered in the rostofice at Wichita as
secouG-class matter, and entered LOT
transmission through the mails rs such.
Readers OF the Eagle when i'm New
York City or Chicago can SIC copies OF
the paper ut the office of our agents at
the address riVen above.
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Of diseases peculiar to women. Il always helps.
1t almost always cures
~ wish TO thank yOu for the good your medicines have
done me" writes Mrs Mae Brown Canton Fultou e.
H. " was troubled with female weakness ard 5octore
with several different doctors They did not seem 10 heln
me; indeed, got worse ali the time had liberation and
displacement OF the uterus What suffered tongue can
tell had heavy bearing down pains and Thought t ~
would kill also had a very bad discharge bu afcr
taking hve bottles of the Favorte Prescription and three
Of the Golden Medical Discovery feeling as well al
ever Ny friends tel don't look though ever was
sick
Dr. Perce's Favorite Prescription IS the best Of
all medicines for the cure of worlan's Ills 1t is a
perfect regulator. 1t dries the unhealthy and often
sive drains which weaken women. L heals infar.
nation and liberation and cures female weakness
It Is the best preparatfve for maternity giving
abundant strength and making the baby's advent
practically painless.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-12-09

! washington, Dec. S.-The selection by
! Speaker Henderson of J. W. Babcock of
! Wisconsin as a member Of the committe
on ways and means was a meritorious
recognition Of Mr.. BaIbcock's distinguished
/ services in the house as well as his ser
vices to the party.
Mr. Babcoeok represents the Third dis
trict Of Wisconsin. He was first elected
to the house In 1892, and has been IN each
succeeding congress. He IS a lumber
manufacturer, and before coming to con-
/ gr ess served two terms in the Wisconsin
/ legislature.
In 1894 Mr.. Babcock was chosen chair
man Of the National Congressional cam
/ paign committee. He conducted the con-
gressional campaign of that year success
fully and was reelected to the position
1 in 1896, again in 1895 and once more in
1900. Every campaign he has conducted
has resulted in a. Republican house.
The position Of chairman Of the Con-
gressional Campaign committee is a very
I important one. This committee COM
posed of a member from each state,
representative or senator, manages the
campaigns for the congressional tickets in
the different states, with a view Of
course to party triumph in the succeed
] ing congress. Mr.. Babcock is a fine or
ganizer and a hard worker and his task
has been difficult but he has won
When Jonathan P. Deliver Of Iowa
was appointed senator to succeed the late
John H Gear last summer, It left a va
cancy on the committe on ways and
means, Of which committe Mr.. Dolliver
was an important member. OF course,
Iowa, since It had succeeded in securing
the speakershfp, could not expect to Sc
cure Mr.. Delivers successor on the big
committee so other states presented can
didates. Maine wanted Charles z. Lit
tlefeld. the very able successor TO Mr..
Dingley. Michigan presented the claims
of William Alden Smith and E. L Ham
ilton- Wisconsin Immediately selected Mr..
Babcock as its candidate 1t is to the
credit OF the other aspiring gentlemen. all
Of them aale and equipped for this ser
vice to the highest degree, thar as soon
as they found that Mr.. Babcock wished
the position. they went to the speaker
and asked that he be selected. This was
largely on account Of Mr.. Babcecks nsr-
torious service In the house and his cad
ership In the party work Of the national
looted
The membership q this great commit
lee now is as follows: Serene T. Payne
of New York. chairman, AIaert J. Hop
zirs OF Illinois. Charles Il Grosrenor -
Ohio; Charles A Russell = Connecticut.
George " steele of indiana; James A.
Tawney Of Minnesota. Samuel ~ Nc
Cali of 8Iassacausetts; Chester Long
n Kansas; Joseph ". Becoek ~ WIS
consia, James .. Richardson x Tsnues-
see. Samuel " Robertson ~ Louisiana;
Claude Swanson OF Virginia; George 3
Mcclellan oe New York: Francis g. View
lands of Nevada samuel 3 Cooper OF
Texas, oscar ~ Underwood ~ Ala1au1a.
The resignation ~ 3Ir. Lssieer ard re
appointment q Nr Bahoaes raises ar
Lons II Kansas enc place hiEaer on The
committee
ar Babcock VII r-oaaa.T retain his
cfalrnsanssip Of TIE Important commit
,ea - District = Columbia
= z FsxoS.
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This large four-stoTy building IS al
u.-ablv ftre5 and furnished fer tbs Gaze
q th4 sicE No lcarhseus CT coutagious
diseases admitted. but 81 o.har disc -
that are usually treated at hospita1s are
successfully treate1 hsre. lael11iag
EThlslry. Cocaine ana Morphine Haal.s.
Absolutely gua-a1tsed- T-ome7. rurria
" single, can dud SAFE retreat hars
1uslng confinement ara soms u every
caze f7Eaa f3r The ca1d Z required
home f-r The poor and r.ch alike az a-
operations AID medical f-eatEse7f are
free ard tire rn'y charge fzat g aa8e g
the ordinary hesp.a1 zee wA e sat
enrseh 81 gay tae rsn1-g azpeaes =
sne irrfitutou- Ire bFst e. references
given when required write f3r csrealzr
81 the ~lgartha Eraaalsgteu Egue@
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REMEMBER TIE SALE
Wednesday and Thursday, December
IL and Is,

The Altar Chapter Of st. Johns church
viii hold a sale on Wednesday and
Thursday of this week at Hooking &
Moores drug store, next to the Winnie
building. Douglas avenue.
The Chapter had handsomely dressed
dolls presented it by Cash Henderson,
which VIII please the most fastdious, and
have dressed many others representing
every stage of life and every subject Of
the United States. Come and see them.
BOYS and girls can both be suited The
prices are one of the great attractions.
There viii be fancy and useful articles
also on sale. Come and set your Xmas
presents The ladies' want your patron
age and feel sure you VIII be pleased
with your purchases.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-12-09

Rome. Dec THE health of the ro-e
IS excellent To-day Die received ri St
Peters calheiral 900 pilgrims inclu ding
a number OF marines from ths I-nifa5
States training ship Dixie.
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q SOORER SUFFER THAN ,SU8sETT.s

That IS the sentiment Of many woman who
knows the source Of her suffering and yet shrinks
from submitting to the offensive quest;onings the
indicate examinations and the obnoxious local
treatments considered necessary by some local ply
sicians. It IS due TO this cause that many of the
women who gladly take advantage of DR.. P:erce's
offer Of free consultation by letter are suffering
from diseases far advanced in chronic form But
however far advanced the disease may be- IN ninety
eight cases cut of every hundred the result is a
perfect and permanent cure. Even the two women
IN each hundred for whom no perfect cure is posi-
bic made glad by q larger measure OF health
and happiness than they have enjoyed for years.
Every sick and ailing woman IS invited 90 take
advantage of DR.. Pierce's offer Of free consultation
by letter. Address Dr. r " Pierce, Buffalo, n Y
In this way a may avoid the things which
offend her modesty, and at the same time enjoy the
benefit Of a consultation with one Of the foremost
specialists IN the treatment and cure Of the diseases
peculiar to women.
Absolute privacy guards every womans letter.
each letter being read and answered under the
guard Of the same professional privacy observed
by DR.. Pierce and physicians generally in personal
consultation.
"FavOTlte Prescription contains no alcohol and
IS free from opium. cocaine and all other narcotics
Do not accept a substitute for oFavorite Pre-
scTiPtion," if you want the cures performed by
vFavOrte Prescription only. No rjust good
medicine can take its place.
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Has been used fer over FIFTY YEARS
by MILLIONS or MOTHERS for their
CHILDREN WHILE TEETHING. with
PERFECT SUCCESS. It SOOTHES the
CHILD. SOFTENS the GUMS. .AI.I.AYS
all PAIN. CURES WIND COLO and is
the best remedy for DIARRHOEA sod
by druggists in every part of the world
BE sure and ask for Mrs. vinslow.s
Soothing Syrup and take no other kind.
Twenty-Five cents a bottle.
II your clock loses time. send It 10
the Rummaee sale. nit
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-12-09

The Post says: Senator Baker, of
Kansas, carries a very curious pocket
piece. It is a little crystalline cube,
about an inch square, as transparent as
glass. It is piece Of salt. Underneath
the fertile soil Of Kansas is the bed Of a
prehistoric ocean. Ages ago the water
Of the ocean evaporated and left a solid
masss Of pure salt hundreds Of feet under
what is now the surface Of the earth
we know that this bed Of salt, said
Senator Baker yesterday, is 365 feet in
thickness and that it covers an area
thirty miles long by fifty miles wide
How much larger it is we do not know.
The salt is IS per cent pure I went 1,12o
feet below the earth's surface to get the
piece which carry"
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stocI..E IoIder. Iseetinr.

Wichita. Kan. Dec. T. 1910
The annual meeting OF the stockholders
of The Fourth National Barsz Of Wich.-
ta- Kansas VIII he held az their banking
house, No 2lo East DouElas Ave b.
tween the hours Of 10 O'Clock A. M. ana
4 O'Clock p. M Tuesday. january sth.
1al. for the election % seven directors for
the ensuing year and the transaction of
such other o.siness rs may come before
said meeting. Respcctfuly.
7. II MOORE. Cashier.
134--sun
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Mrs. Vyinslov's soothing svrun

II your parrot is dead, send the cage
to the Rummage sale. 20-1t
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ANY persons whom the solicitors have
missed. who are willing 10 contribute 10
the Plymouth Aid Society Rummase
sale win have a dray sent round FOR
their donations by notifying Mrs. Rich
ter, Us North Emporia avenue, CT Mrs
Kmaau az old Court House. Old
clothes Old furniture, old bric-a-broc
etc. VIII be gratefully received. 2o-1t
BED ROSE CREAM CURES CHAP
PED HANDS ALL DRUGGISTS.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-12-09

se-s IA. Ga wz1 that w9z's ssooz @
tAe B-mza2Ee S@& ZH
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-12-09

AIr. Deliver. who succeeds Senator
Gear. has for years hem enc = the noted
characters CO the house. and a favor.ts
Of the galleries. as wen as 81 bis c1I-
leagues. He wiz he missed he vas O.
drawing card IKE TnEalE used - Be-
and Depew IS. When 81 was announced
last sessi1n that Dolrver wau5d close the
Pe-to Rlea1 debate. there was a perfact
.am Ii the galleries Doliver Is an ora
t1r He IS also q VIE He s. EaE q
fine stors Keller and e. good fellow. Ee
always In1ects humor and anecao-s 81
his speeches: and pathos aad s.oQus1ce.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-12-09

ed magazines are vented f1r the Runs
mage sale FIT
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Jack" Harrison, Of salina, formerly a
postofce inspector, is now acting as d
rector of posts in Cuba. Mr.. BGi5tow
fourth assistant postmaster general,
when he went to Cuba last spring to in
vestigate the postal frauds, took ua,.i-
son with him. and he shortly at1er te-
came postmaster of Havana. Now he has
still a better position, though Of course
but temporary.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-12-09

Il Senator Baker stays IN Kansas a por-
ton Of this season to manage his sena-
torial contest, his constituents may feel
assured that their wants win not be neg
lected. Miles Taylor, the senator's able
private secretary, by. reason Of his years
Of service, viii be able to look well after
the wishes Of the people Of Kansas. His
absolute familiarity with departmental
and official duties IS the pride Of all
Knsans here who know him.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-12-09

The death Of Senator John H Gear. of
Iowa removes a conspicuous figure from
the halls Of congress. Senator Greer was
one Of Iowa's best known citizens and
statesmen. He had been governor, assis-
tant secretary Of the treasury and rep
resentatve. An these positions he filled
with credit to himself and his state. An
amusing story IS told Of the late senator.
He was an aged man. and Ike most aged
men, a trife absent-minded- He wore an
old sugar-Icaf hat Of rather ancient vim
tage, and always, like Senator Vest OF
Missouri, carried it into the senate cham
Der with him. He always deposited it in
a certain spot in front Of him. benea n
his desk. One day an ove--zealous page.
who VS. probably new and wanted to do
things, came along and seeing the sena-
tors hat lying on the floor. removed *
10 the cioakroom- The senator missed Il
and in a tone of asQerity demanded SIS
return. The boy happened along again
and placed the hat on the desk thls
time Again the senator demanded IT'S
being placed where Il was before A lit
lie later. upon Adjournment. as he stood
talking 10 a feilow-serator. he looked for
his hat and IL vas not in sight. Calling
the page 10 him. he vigorously demanded
the location OF his hat. The boy was
thoroughly frightened, but managed -
say; Please sir th.us you're stand
ing on it". and sure enough. there II was
under the senator's feet
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VIA GREAT ROCK ISLAND
On December il and IL. the Rock Island
viii sen tickets Wichita % Kansas CITY
and return az -ate az $50 for the round
trip Tickets limited 70 December j.
=. DRAKE, Dist Pass. Ast
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Those old pictures stored away In The
attic win he welcomed 81 the Rummaea
sale @-lt
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ANY old thns. whether YOU think It
VIII sell or not VIII be received with
thanks at the Rummase sale 2-t
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HOMEsEElAI.s .vcCRsIoN
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Barney Sheridan. the veteran Kansas
editor and Democrat, has been in Wash
ington during the current week. he is on
his way to Florida, where he will spend
the winter in search Of health. Mr..
Sheridan is IN very poor health and needs
rest.
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Daily Eas.e delivered loc FER week
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Martns An store VIII he open every
evening 'uu Christmas 15st
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That old ACCORDION VIII be just the
th-ng fcr The Bummage sale. 2-1t