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WHEN DOCTORS DISAGREE
what BecomeS of tI,o p..,a.,

what becomes Of the Patiente
Doctors have their hobbies as wall &C.
other people, and in the treatment of dis
ease often carry them too far for the
patients good. For instance in tha
treatment Of Indigestion or dysnensia
many doctors give bismuth and nothing
else. others rely on pepsin to bring their
pauents through, still another doctor
treats stomach troubles with the various
vegetable essences and fruit salts.
NOW one or the other of these excel
lent remedies becomes a hobby with the
doctor who has had most success with
the particular one in question. because
all OF them are frst-class remedies for in
digestion and dyspepsia, but not one of
them alone is so good as a combination
OF all of them, such as is found In
Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets, which con-
tains not only vegetable essences and
fruit salts, but also the freshest. purest
pepsin and bismuth, making altogether a
remedy unsurpassed for every form of
indigestion. sour stomach, nervous dys-
pepsia. belching of gas. distress after
eating, sieeplessness, headaches, etc.
Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets is not Sc
cret patent nostrum, but you can see
for yourself what it is. and. knowing this.
its success as dyspepsia cure is not sur
prising. All druggists recommend and
sell them at SO cents.
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WITH INIENT 70 DECEIVE
MR.. BRYAN SAYS REPUBLICANS AT
PHILADELPHIA FAVORED
PLATFORM
ARE PLAYING UPON PUBLIC
Party Not Willing to Define It's PO-
sitiOn on Philippine Question and
Permit Voters to Decide-NO
Differences with Jones.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, June 23.-Col.
William Jennings Bryan considers the
platform adopted by the Republicans at
their recent convention in Philadelphia
plain evidence of their deceptive policy
toward the people on the great public is
sues of the day, and did not hesitate to
say so to a reporter who was on the
train with Mr.. Bryan on his trip from
the North, en- route to Chicago.
Col. Bryan also stigmatized as abSO-
lutely without foundation all stories to
the effect that there have been any diff
ferences between himself and Chairman
Jones, of the Democratic national COM
mittee, and declares that all reports in
regard to an alleged clash between him
self and Mr.. Jones during Ny. Bryan's
visit to Chicago, previous to his Northern
Wisconsin trip are fabrications pure and
simple
Asked his opinion of the Philadelphia
platform, Col. Bryan said
THE Philadelphia platform is the best
evidence thus far given of the deception
attempted by the Republican party.
Taken in connection with the speeches
made at the convention it shows that the
Republican party's platform of 1896 was
a deliberate fraud as far as the promises
of international bimetallism was con-
cerned: that the party's attitude on the
trust question Is insincere, and that the
party is not willing to state It's attitude
on the Philippine questions and invite the
judgment of the people. Nothing was
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more manifest in the convention than the
military spirit. and yet the convention
did not dare endorse the demand Of the
president in 1898 for a standing army of
100000 men .
When questioned about the reports
which have emanated in regard to differ
ences having arisen between himself
and Chairman Jones during the visit OF
Col Bryan to Chicago, previous to his
Northern trip, the colonel said:
'"Those reports are absolutely without
foundation Stories of my being at va
riation with various Democratic leaders
are always being circulated. and this
latest rumor is as false as its predeces-
sors. There has been on trouble what
soever between Senator Jones and me.
MR.. BRYAN IN CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, June 23-William ]. Bryan,
bronzed like an Indian from his two
weeks outing in Wisconsin, arrived In
Chicago today and will leave for his
home in Lincoln, Neb., tonight. He VIII
remain III Lincoln for an indefinite period
and unless he changes his present plans
will not attend the Kansas City conVen-
ton. ~,
Col. Bryan today held conferences with
former Gov Altgeld, ex-CongresSman
Hinrichson and other leaders of the par
ty in Illinois. during which the political
outlook was discussed in general way
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the material interests Of the city good
by his advertising methods.
A short time ago a prominent German
was asked to go on a political commit
tee. He declined on the ground of bust
ness pressure. When pressed further,
he said: 81 am strongly in favor of the
man and the movement, but 1 do not
care to commit myself now. There
may be an independent movement later
on, and If it comes 1 shall be in favor
of it 1 am opposed to Mckinley IN ev-
erything excepting his money policy
A few nights ago a Chicago correspond
ent was instructed to get an interview
with some prominent German on the at
utude Of the Germans of Wisconsin to-
ward Mckinley. Three well-known Ger
mans who have heretofore been free to
express themselves. begged off from say
ing anything on the subject. The fourth
gave a mild interview, in which he con-
trived to avoid saying anything in par
ticular
But, in spite of this. there is in prog
ress red-hot fight for the Republican
gubernatorial nomination, while the Dem
oerats have as yet been unable to find
any man of prominence in their ranks
who is axious for the honor of heading
the state ticket.
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MIR. CROKER TALKS POLITICS.
He Has Pronounced Views on Many
Lending Issues.

Leading Issues.
NEW YORK. June 23.-Rtchard Croker
arrived from England today on board
the Cunard steamer Lucania. He says
that he is ready to take a very active
part in the coming national campaign.
Mr.. Croker acknowledged having owned
American Ice company stock, but said
it was bought before the company be-
came A trust, and would not say IL he
was now stockholder. AS to the re-
guest made to Gov. Roosevelt to remove
Mayor Van Wyck for his ownership of
ice stock, Mr. Croker said:
1.-The governor has the power to do so,
If the mayor is guilty. but all men must
be considered innocent until they are
convicted of wropg-doing."
What do you consider as gullty?" he
was asked
well. In case the mayor used his Of
fee to get possession of the shares of
stock. or to increase the price of ice;
that would be. # proven. cause for his
removal, was the reply
Upon matters pertaining to the national
campaign Mir. Croker said that. with
Roosevelt as McKinleys running mate.
I'VE should have San Juan hill all over
again" He said that he was going to
Kansas City. and that he had to thank
the New York newspapers for making
him a delegate 1t looked. he said. as if
Bryan would be the Democratic nominee
for the presidency.
Mr.. Croker was asked whether he
thought Comptroller Coler would make
a good vice presidential candidate. or
stronger candidate for governor. but he
said that he could not answer that.
Mr.. Croker said that in their trust
plank the Republicans were simply strad-
ding the matter.
from the Democrats he said.
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WISCONSIN IN DOUBT.
German Vote VIII Be Cast Against
Imperialism.

c.arman Vote VIII Be Cast Against
imperialism.
MILWAUKEE,, Wis, June 22.-There Is
= Growing suspicion that there may be
q fieh+ine chance for the Democrats In
wisconsin this fall, and this Suspicion Is
NOT confined wholly to the Democrats. II
is the German vote of Wisconsin that Of
fars alike beacon of hope to the De
mocracy and is bugaboo to the Re-
nuhIicans The predominant faction In
the Democracy of Wisconsin Is not exact
,v in touch with the Germans or the state,
hut the Teutons have heretofore SHOWN
disposition to overlook racial ana otheT
differences when they felt that a real
issue was involved This was noticeable
in the famous Bennett law campaign,
whom Iutherans and Catholics, free
thinkers and church members, were found
together on election day. Men who make
a study of political signs say the indica-
tions at present are very much the same
as they were at the beginning OF the Ben
nett law year.
TO those who know the German voters
of Wisconsin the ominous silence among
the Germans is the most impressive
feature of the situation here at present.
They are feeling their way. Although
there has been no open revolt by Repub-
lican Germans. there has been much quiet
talk On the Philippine campaign, the
Cuban policy, the Porto Rican bill and
the attitude of this government on the
Boer war there has been much over-the-
table discussion and the general senti-
ment is very much against President~Mc-
IIinIey There Is absolutely no doubt that
the Germans of Wisconsin are opposed to
the colonial policy. to the requirement of
new territory-in short, to what may be
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the Uniform Of general Of the Swedish
army and charged Mr.. Thomas TO present
lhls portrait TO the colony on their ami
Nersary Gay. On arriving In America ana
paying mis- respects to President McKin-
icy at Washington. the president I'm like
manner. gave to Mr.. Thomas a large and
an excellent portrait photograph OF him
seiI' signed by the presidents own hand
10 be presented to the colony at the same
time or the presentation of the portrait
OF oscar, requesting Mr. Thomas TO con-
Eey TO the colony an expression OF his
kindly regard and his best wishes for
their future welfare
Inc exercises of the thirtleth anniver-
sary Will be conducted In a large open
air auditorium. This Is situated I'm 4
grove of gigantic naples that crown the
crest OF one Of the highest ridges Of the
town of New Sweden. Here the Amer
lean and Swedish flags will float gaIy
out 1t is estimated that over 5000 people
principally Swedes will be gathered to-
gether on that day. The governor and
council OF Maine. Senators Hale and Frye.
and the representatives Of Maine in the
congress Of the United States, and other
notable persons have been invited. and
are expected to be present
The following is the letter OF King
Oscar. which Mr. Thomas will read and
present at the anniversary on Monday
next:
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Advertising Agent Williams has struck
something new I'm the line Of railroad ad-
Yertising in series of Fables of the
Rail" done mostly in up-to-date slang
which are appearing from time to time
in local papers. The first Of the series
came out yesterday, and the remaining
to the standard of the first The novelty
is that the moral. which is the indis-
pensible adjunct of a fable. is couchy
in phrases neatly setting forth the merits
of the Omaha line. The idea is a new
ore. with apologies to Fontaine ard
Aesop, and is cleverly worked out.
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termed the entire foreign policy of this
government during the last two years. 1t
so happens that Wisconsin has a large
proportion OF the Germans of means and
station who left Germany in 1S49 as po-
Htical refugees, and they see in the new
policy prospect of the same evils that
caused them to leave their native land
On the other hand, the firm attitude of
the Republican party and the admin
istration on the, money question has
pleased the Germans of this state One
Of the basic principles of the German is to
let good enough alone" In Wisconsin
he Is for the gold standard first, last and
all the time. But the danger to the Re-
publicans lies in the fact that the gold
standard is firmly established for the next
four years. With something of a menace
existing, the position of the Republicans
in Wisconsin would be stronger-the OBJ
jecttons to Bryan greater and of more
serious import. 1t is the middle class
German that is the real factor here. On
his peculiar. hard-headed way of figuring
out a problem much depends. A case in
point is that of the keeper of a little store
in this city
What can you scare with Bryan?"
he said in reply to a fellow-Republican
who was pointing out the danger from
Bryan on the money question. 1T is
not what a man talks; it is what he
can do. He can do nothing with the
money if he is elected On that he
can think as he wants. Every man has
a right to think
"But he is in favor Of free silver"
persisted the other man.
what OF it. He can't make 1t free
But he is right On expansion and i'm
perialsm On tnat he can do something
right away Because he sticks to silver
now. so 1 think he will stick to what
he says on the other things"
Should this indicate the trend of Ger
man thought in Wisconsin there are
breakers ahead for the Republicans of
this state. The solid German mind
dwells on what man can do and not
on what he talks. Mayor David Rose
IS a striking instance. In dress, man
nerism, association and personal code.
he is everything that is usually OBJ
noxicus to the average German. They
laugh at his flowery speeches and they
smile as he passes by, with his tilted
white slouch hat and the cigar In the
corner of his mouth But they vote
for him because they believe he does
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Under date of Jan. 1Oth. 1897, Dr. Hart
man received the following letter: Il
feel it my duty to suffering humanity
to say a good word for Peruna and Man
ain. You will perhaps remember my
writing you from Freeport H., in June.
July and August. 1895. i'll reference to my
wife's health. who had been suffering
from complication of diseases for the
past Is years.
Her case had baf7ed the skill of
sORl8 of the most noted physicians.
One Of her worst troubles was chronic
constipation of several years standing.
She also suffered with general debility
and parOXysms-So IS often as SIX
or eight times a day.
AT this time she was passing through
that most critical period in the life of a
woman-change of life. In June 1895.
wrote to you about her case. You ad-
Vised course Of Peruna and Manaiin.
which we at once commenced, and have
to say 1t has completely cured her.
She firmly believes that she wouid haue
been dead only for these WONDERFUL reme-
dies.
About the same time I wrote you
about my own case of catarrh which
had been of 25 years standing At times
! was almost past going. l commenced
to use Peruna according to your instruc-
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RAILROAD RUMBLINGs.

=. l. Sanders has been appointed agent
at the Minnesota Tranfer companv's sta
ton. vice Fl. l.. Burrill, resigned. Ctrcu-
lars announcing the appointment signed
by Supt. Hastings, were issued yester-
day.
Excess fares will go into effect todav
on all trains out of Chicago for Atlantic
coast points. making the run in less than
tWenty-eight hours. The Lake Shore
comes under the new rules, and fares viii
the agreed time -''-
Earnings of the Chicago. Milwaukee e.
St: Paul for the third week in June show
$4,000 to the good
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be carried by the Republicans in the

be carried by the Republicans in the
coming presidential election.
Mr.. Hanna said that President McKin-
ley would make no speeches during the
campaign, except perhaps a few brief
talks to visiting delegations at his home
In Canton, where the chief executive will
spend his vacation. Gov. Roosevelt, the
senator said. would probably take the
stump during the campaign and deliver
a number of speeches.
Mr. Hanna stated tnat he expected to
remain in Cleveland for about a month
He said he had not decided as yet wheth-
er the meeting of the national executive
committee would be held in Cleveland or
New York.
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BUST OF SHAKESPEARE.

Impressive Ceremonies Attended
Presentation at StratfOrd-On-AVOn-
STRATFORD-ON-AV June %. - In
behalf OF the family OF the late William
Page, Sir William Treloar this afternoon
presented to the trustees of the Shakes
peare memorial the We'll known bronze
bust OF Shakespeare executed by the for
mer president OF the National Academy
OF Design OF New York. The governors
of the memorial gratefully Acknowledged
the gift Letters Of regret were received
from George Wynham. the parliamentary
secretary Of the British war office. who
is a Shakespearean scholar. and Sir
Henry Irving.
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MIR. HANNA AT HOME.
Talks About the Ticket and Cam
pnign Work Plans.

CLEVELAND. o.. June Ex-senator
Hanna arrived homo at noon today from
Philadelphia. He was driven directly
from the station to his Office in the
Perry-Payne building, where he spent half
an hour looking over his mail and at
tending to business affairs. In an inter-
view Mr. Hanna said he was well pleased
with The ticket nominated at Philadel-
phia, and predicted the election OF Nc
kinley and Roosevelt by an overwhelm-
ing majority. He denied emphatically
that he had been compelled to make
terms with Messrs. Plat and Quay, and
added that If there had been any fight
won 1t resulted in his favor. He felt
sanguine, he said, that New York would
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St. p. & d. Officials Resign.

Chief Engineer C. J. A Morris and Car
Accountant George H Staehle. of the
sented their res:gnations The majority
of the assistants of both officials win be
taken into the employ of the Northern
Pacific. w. N. Schoff. purchasing agent
of the Duluth, completed his service with
that line yesterday and will Peave soon
with his family for Denver As announce
ed previously, Mr.. Schoff becomes pur-
chasing agent Of the Colorado & South
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Crop Reports shu Gloomy.

Yesterdays crop reports from points
along the Northern Pacific indicated no
North and South Dakota. Manitoba and
Minnesota are suffering greatly from
want of rain and hot dry winds are
sweeping over all three states Reports
from the far West, on the contrary, are
exceedingly favorable and there is every
indication of a bumper crop.
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GETTING THE NAILS.
Republican Politicians Going Home
to Fix Their Fences

WASHINGTON, June 23.-Home-going
Republican delegates filed the White
house today. They came In singIy and
in pairs and in whole state delegations.
Illinois, Kentucky, Mississippi, Iowa,
Florida and South Carolina were repre-
sented in the days callers. The presi-
dent shook hands with them all, and ex-
tended. his thanks for their congratula-
tions.
Representative Dolliver- allied during
the day and spent some time with the
president. 1t is understood he will take
an important part inithe campaign Gen.
Miles also saw the president, but moth
ing of Importance came from the confer
enCe. 81
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Kansns GIN Convention snecinIs

The Great Western and Minneapolis
roads have contracted to run specials for
the use of delegates and politicians bound
Great Western wilf carry the Democrats
and the Minneapolis & st. Louis the Sill
yer and Lincoln Republicans A avy
business is looked for during the ven
ton, and reports from Western te, tory
even as far as the coast. indicate that
the number of people who will attend the
great gathering will very large
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CANTON, o., June 23.-President Mr.
Ninley's household goods have arrived
ana his residence here will be fitted up at
once. once The bath tub presented him bv
mas never been used has been placed In
the house. PNOeu III
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KENTUCKY FOR HILL.
New Yorker to BE Urged for Second
Place.

FRANKFORT, KY. June 23.-David B.
Hill is believed here to be the choice fer
vice president by a majority Of the dele
gates from this state to the Democratic
national convention. Insurance Commis-
sioner John c. Chenault, who will go to
Kansas City with the proxy of Judge w.
8. Pryor. as a delegate from the state at
large, said today:
81 am for Hill. and although there has
been no conference of the Kentucky de E.
gates, 1 have little doubt that he will re-
ceive Kentucky's vote.
A canvass of the state officials and
political leaders at the state capitol shows
a decided preference for Hill for second
place.
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Midsummer Excurs,on

10 Boston, Mass. sixteen day personaIIv
conducted tour Ocean. Lake and Raii
an expenses included, $S9. Get itinerarS
500 Line ticket office, 379 Robert st.
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tions and continued its use for about
year, and 1t has completely cured me.
"YOur remedies do all that you claim
for them. and eUen more. Cntayrh can
not exist Where Perund is taken accord
ing to directions. Success to you and
your remedies"
John o. Atkinson.
In letter dated Jan 1st, 1900, Mr. At
kinson says, after five years experience
with Peruna:
81 UM eUer continue to speak a good
Uord for Peruna In my rounds as
travelling man am rVaiking ADVERTISE
ment for Perund, and EdUe induced nang
people during the past year to use
PeFuna with the most satisfactory re-
suits. am still cured of catarrh.
John o. Atkinson,
Box PIP independence, Mo.
Many households rely upon Pe1una as
their physician. 1t protects the family
from the innumerable ills dependent on
climatic conditions. and Is suited to
young and old alike. Summer Catarrh,"
a book written by Dr. Hartman. which
treats of the catarrhal diseases of sum-
mer, will be sent free to any address by
The Peruna Medicine Company Column
bus, Ohio.
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CHICAGO. June 23-W. B. Cornish. who
has been associated with E H Hartman
Tor some time, has been elected vice
president of the Alton road, with head
quarters in New York.
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ONE THOUSAND BALLOTS.
Arkansas Democrats of First Dis
trict in n Deadlock.

NEWPORT, Ark. June 2S.-After taxi
ing one thousand ballots without nom
inaAion, the First district Democratic
congressional convention today adjourned
until Wednesday next.
Each of the one thousand ballots stood:
Clay Sloan. 43; F. G. Taylor. a. p. d. Nc
Colloch, "a; necessary to choice, 81.
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CROWN

Da herr w. Thomas, Nordamerlkas
forenade staters envoye hos Mig ON
formalt sin afsikt att afresa till den af
honom grundlagda k o | onion N ew
W e d n staten NJ aine
hVllken koloni instundande seminar
amnar fra en- minneshogtid efter
trettioarig lycklig tillvaro, viii jag
harmed hafva vanligen anmodat
namde envoye. mr. Thomas. att uttaIa
nina varma lyckonskningar babe for
de annu kvarlefVande svenskfodde.
som deras efterkommande ( kOlOnien.
afVensom for delta ON det fOrdna
''gamla Sverige sa lifilgt paminnande
nya hemlandets fortfarande Valgang
och forkofranl
Stockholms slot, d. april 1900
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