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ment understand 1t thoroughly. the
Americans helped the Chinese after the
war. He believes that this nations pres
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nese friendship for America.
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FRED RICHTER OFFERS REWARD
And Causes Big Excitement In P0Iit-
zeal Circles.

Fred Richter of Wichita caused all
sorts of excitement IN Salina last Friday
as a result of the following reward for
evidence which has been posted in Kan
sas:
81 will give SO in cash for evidence
showing a single enterprise with which
John W. Breidenthal was ever actively
engaged that has not failed.
srIrr2 Ell RICHTER
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Wichita, Kan, Sept. %, 1900.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-07-09

shouting. yelling and screaming at the top
of their voices. Those delegates who did
not join I'm the march lent most efficient
aid in increasing the uprcar.
The band did its share and the toots or
tin horns and the heaters OF sheepskins
worked away for dear life. Nobody knew
what they played. but nobody cared.
They were doing their full share and that
was all that vas necessary.
After the excitement had continued for
fifteen minutes. Chairman Richardson at
tempted to bring order out OF the chaos
that ruled upon the floor. Now and then
the patter of his gavel could no heard
and every time the sound reached the
earsoDf a delegate he shrieked the louder
Twenty minutes after Chairman Rich
ardson had mentioned the name of Bryan
which. like the wave of n magician. had
conjuIed up n scene that has seldom been
Witnessed i'm n convention. he began to
rap for order: but the delegates were not
yet ready TO yield the floor. even 10 the
chairman of the convention. The band
I'm the gallery started a patriotic air. and
despite the continuous efforts of Chair
man Richardson to restore order, the
demonstration continued for nine and a
half minutes longer. its total length being
tWenty-nine and a half minutes.
Order then was sufficiently restored TO
enable the chairman to recognize Dele
a motion that the convention adjourn un-
I'll 1879 o'clock a. m. tomorrow.
A. lo;5i the chairman declared the con-
vention adjourned.
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Patrintic Speeches Made.

Convention Hall. Kansas City. July o.
Convention hail was again besieged to-
day, nv eager and excited thousands and
long before the time set for opening the
SECOND days proceedings OF the conven-
tfan nll Of tho streets approaching the
building were massed with humanity,
moving forward TO the many entrances.
ENpectancy was at a high pitch, as IL
was universally felt that the day had in
store the great events of the convention.
The rro,v.l WAS ANXIOUS TO see Senator
IIiu and on two occasions when a bald
headed man came through the door lead
ing TO the delegates seats they sat up
tbn cry If "Hir' which had proved SO
sensational feature at both sessions
Yesterday. The senator. however. was
one OF the Inst of the New York delega-
tion TO arrive.
The Dolic. arrangements Of the hall
were a decidad Improvement over those
that characterized the opening Of the con-
vention yesterday 4 swarm of the local
POLICE were on hand and they started in
wei b. promptly hustling down the
pazsaEeways all persons who were not
decorated with the proper credentials In
the shape ~ badges.
AZ 10 b. the time set for the opening OF
TN. convention. two-thirds of the dele
gates we're seated and the remainder were
In The hail OF crowding through the doors.
Audience Grows Impatient.
The audi snce began TO manifest signs
OF impatience rs the time went by for
calling the convention 10 order and the
hum OF the multitude increased into a
dun roar. The aisles We're damned and
the area in front of the platform was
choked with a shufiing mass of delegates.
officials and subordinatcs. Many OF the
well known leaders went to the platform
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Convention Goes Wild Over Bryan.

Kansas City. July SIT was not until
o'clock that Chairman Richardson, turn
ing from n conference with Governor
McAillin and Senator White, raped tho
convention to order. The platform com
mittee, headed by Senator Jones, ID. J.
Campau. Senator Tillman and Judge Van
Wyck. had just pushed their way through
the dense throngs. and proceeding to the
platform had taken seats thanking the
chairman. Mr.. Richardson appealed long
and vainly for order. The portly form OF
Senator Jones. silver haired ard serious,
advanced to the front of the stage and
I'm clear voice he announced:
II am authorized by the COMMITTEES on
resolution to present the platform agreed
South Carolina, Mr.. Tillman. to read the
document"
Mr.. Tillman read the platform In a full
round voice, easily heard throughout tho
hall Each plank was greeted with ap-
plause The senator accompanied his
reading with emphatic gestures, strlding
up and down tho platform turning this
way and that. after his manner In the
senate. There was a howl of approval
he clenched his fist and fiercely ar
raigned the course of the administration
in Cuba But II remained for his reading
or the declaration that Imperialism Is
the paramount issue of this campaign"
to evoke storm of enthusiasm. The
delegates sprang to their feet standing
on their chairs waving hats, handker-
chiefs, flags. umbrellas. while the gal
lories took it UP the chorus and carried
il along for many minutes.
Hill Keeps Cheering.
Senator Hill could be seen marshaling
the hosts to cheer. lie held a fan high
above his head. and added his voice to
the vociferous shouting. a second time
Senator Tfllman read this declaration and
now even a greater demonstration than
before carried the convention off its feet
Suddenly hundreds. then thousands OF
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POINTS OF THE PLATFORM:

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All Stood Together.

Whatever may have been the difference
of delegates over the platform, they SEEM
ed TO have forgot them and all were as
one man In favor of the man. New York
Wed with NebraSka and Kansas in vent
ing its enthusiasm Richard Croker was
on a chair. both arms aloft, a flag IN his
right hand. which he waved vigorously.
Hill was not behind In the show OF loyalty
of the nominee and waving his arms he let
forth series of cheers that equaied thoss
uttered by any man on the floor. Over
In Illinois, Ohio and Indiana, where 16 to
j IS not popular there was no hesitation
now. The die was cast. the gage of
battle lifted and they swung into the line
as fiercely as any that had stood unfaIter-
ingly by Bryan I'm the fight before the
committee on resolutions
Round the hall started the Nebraska
men with their huge banner and Catching
up their state emblems the other deIees
tions took up the march, waving flags and
hats and cheering at the top OF their
voices without cessation save for ire
breath necessary to a fresh outburst
TWO women from Utah Joined in the pa
rade. one of them carrying a small silk
banner of while upon which was in
scribed:
Greetings to william J. BRYAN from
the democratic women of Utah
Senator Clark. of Montana. aceonna-
ried Icy a lady. both waving flass with
Intense energy, called forth terrific APP
piause as they passed about the hail
Around them came Texas with its long
pole surmounted by steer horns and fur,
Their back some Of the New York dele
cation. carrying their little flag. bearing
the words:
Don't think there are no l6 to Iers in
New York -
Round and round the hall went march
nig columns between two walks of cheer
ing men who stood beneath a cloud os
huttering flags. 1t was a demonstration
fully equal TO anything that had preceded
yesterday or today when the platform was
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Piles Cured Without the Knife.

All druggists arr authorized by the Inanufac-
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This is discovery and is the only pile
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ANYTHING Suits Kentucky.


I'VE have had such n dose of republican
rule" said the speaker. that kentucky
Is prepared to accept any platform which
the democratic party Will present. No
matter what the platform may be. Ken
lucky will stand upon it and win through
its principles"
He turned to leave the stand and was
met with loud cries of Go on" but the
young governor only bowed and left the
platform.
After the cheers with which Governor
Beckhams speech was received had sub
sided. one of the delegates In Montana
delegation started the old song, My Old
Kentucky Home" and one verse of 1t
was sung with vigor. the singing being
followed by great cheering as the young
governor resumed his seat.
Chairman Richardson. at the conclusion
OF the demonstration, introduced Hon.
w. J. Miles, of Maryland, who addressed
the convention in support of conservative
action upon the platform. While the ru-
raj democracy of his state, he said. would
stand by that great tribune Of the people,
William Jennings Bryan. he begged the
convention that it take no action that
would imperil the chances OF victory for
Mr.. Bryan. His heart was beating, he
said, in time with every principle of the
Chicago platform but he felt that such
friends OF Bryan as Senator John w
Daniel OF Virginia, whose fealty was be-
yond question, ought to be listened to by
those who had any desire of carrying
such states as New York, Indiana, I'LL
nois and West Virginia.
In the name Of God" he shouted
warmly. 'if the men In these states who
stood by Mr.. Bryan in 1896 are not his
friends, where are his friends TO be
found?'
As Mr.. Miles concluded Chairman Rich
ardson announced that he had been in
formed that the platform committee
would be ready to report at 1880.
Thercupon motion was agreed to to
adjourn until that hour and the vast au-
dience filed out of the building amid en-
thusiastic shouts for the favorite leaders
and the enlIvening music of the orchestra.
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declaration of independence and on tho
west by the ten commandments
As he approached the close of his adj
dress he raised both hands high over his
head and spoke slowly and with an en-
ergy that caused his voice to penetrate
into every corner of the hall. ''And-that
man is-William -Jennings-Bryan," no
concluded, bringing his hands lower win
each word until the last had been uttered.
when he brought them with d sweep. but
quicker than his motion was the answer
ing cheer that swept across the cOnven-
ton 1t was simultaneous roar from
all parts of the hall. Up went the dele
gates upon their chairs, over their heads
went the flags and above them all scared
and rang the cheers for Bryan The band
Loyalty performed its share, but the nOiss
of its creation was but drop in the tor
rent. The men from the state OF Nebras-
ka flung up a large banner. bearing a
likeness of Mr.. Bryan upon one side and
upon the other the word Nebraska and
q smaller portrait
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was to be made. he maintained. east of
tho Mississippi river and north Of the
Ohio and he warned the convention that
unless the democratic party could carry
some of those states victory would scarce
IL be possible. This statement was ro-
ceived with cheers from not only the auGi-
ence but from delegates.
"IilL" "IlilP came the cry again as
Mr. Rose concluded but the New Yorker
was not present and the bands broke out
with the star Spangled Banner" The
patriotic strains had no sooner subsidized
than another Hill wave passed over me
asscmDlaRe
Both Chairman Richardson and Ser
geant-at-Arms Martin moved up and
down the front of the platform, gcStiCu-
hating wildly and making pant2mllne ap-
peals for order. When the lfill demon
stration had Gained. the chairman intro
duced j. f.. McCulloush Of indianapolis,
for another speech on current questions.
He said only a few words and then, per
ceiving George Fred Williams on the
chairman. the audience yelled wildly for
the leader from the Old Bay state While
another element continued the demand
for IIill.
williams Has q Resolution.
When quiet was partially secured the
chair recognized Mr.. Williams. who sub
nitted n resolution recitlng;
THAT a committee OF nine delegates be
appointed by the chair for the purpose Of
comforting with the silver republics IAN end
populi,t parties. now gathered in Kan
sas City"
Shouts of mo. no" followed, hut the
resolution was put 90 a vote and amid
much confusion on the floor was declared
adopted.
Congressman James Williams. Of I'LL
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Orce or twice a year the good house
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Scrofula
Ancient Disease from Which Thou.
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In Some Degree 1t Taints the Blood
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nois. was then introduced by Chairman
Richardson He opened his remarks by
an appeal TO all democrats to stand to-
gether on one platform. which. he de-
clared. would be broad enough to hold
them all. lie spoke briefly and was fire.
quently applauded.
As Mr. Williams took his seat Chair
man Richardson announced:
1--WE will now be addressed by Governor
J. w. Beckham of Kentucky.
Instantly there was a roar of applause
and delegates and spectators Swinging
upon their chairs to get Il better view
of the young governor CT Kentucky.
waved their hats and handkerchiefs fran
tically
The greeting was fitting counterpart
to the reception given to Governor Tay-
lor, of Kentucky, in Philadelphia When
Governor Beckham reached the stand
where all could see him he was given
reception as enthusiastic as any extended
by the delegates to any speaker who has
thus far addressed the convention.
The young governor of Kentucky Is q
man of five feet, nine or ten, slender and
clean shaver. He was dressed in a mod
est black suit of serge and spoke slowly
and with elaboration, and evidently
weighed his words carefully. His first
siastic reception extended to him was
due, not to personal. but to the outraged
democracy" Of his statei, called forth an
other roar of applause, which was equal
led a moment later when he promised
that Kentucky would be carried safely
for the democratic party. His remark
that of late there had been q considerable
exodus of criminals from his state evok-
ed laughter and applause and few cries
of TAYLOR"
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HOODS
SarsapariIIa

Is the Best Medicine Money Can Buy.
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Calls for Nominations.

Alabama" the secretary then shouted
commencing thescall of the roll
1.-THE state of Alabama" said the chair
man of the delegation of that state,
yields to Nebraska the privilege of nam
ing the next president or the United
States.
w. ID. Oldham. of Nebraska. who was
to present the name of Mr.. Bryan to the
convention, was awaiting by the chair
mans desk and as the chairman of the
Alabama delegation resumed his seat,
he came forward and in few graceful
words expressed his appreciation of the
favor extended by Alabama In surren-
dering it's time to the state OF Mr.. Bryan.
Mr.. Oldham is about fifty years of age.
something under middle size with Il
slight forward stoop. His face is clean
shaven and his black hair IS closely
cropped His voice is clear and pleasant
and carries far, his delivery agreeable,
and throughout his address he attracted
the closest attention of the convention
He caught the fancy of the convention
by his statement that the government of
this country lis bounded on the north
by the constitution. on the east by the
Monroe doctrine. on the south by the
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HOODS Pills are the favorlte cathartic. 80
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While the demonstration was at its
height the band sent another thrill
through the audience by playing Dixie
and a medley of patriotic airs. Amid the
billowing flags could be seen tall stand
ard bearing the inscription:
UEorciIla annexation would be
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sanity, idiocy, blindness? Did they
bring it on themselves?
5Mr. Newton says heaven and hell
are in our minds, but speaks OF
them as 'over there, lin the world
of space, and yet again as places
where industries, homes gov
ernments' and churches exist.
Can language be more unthink
able than this-more untrue to any
legitimate use of words? To me
these heavens and hells and fac
tories and homes and governments
and future lives with all the para
phernalia Of this one are fully as
archaic, childish and unthinkable,
quite as much gratuItous assump-
tions of positive knowledge where
knowledge does not exist, as is that
older theory which he brands as un-
thinkable and untrue.
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NO. ST..


The weather at this writing is or.
tremely hot, but we have plenty Of
rain, and the corn crop in this To-
cality bids fair to be a good one.
The clover crop is reported not so
good as it was thought to be.
The Frank Ragsdale saw mill is
turning out a good deal OF lumber
at present. Mr.. Joe Friedman is
hauling the logs to the mill. Joe IL
a hustler, any way.
The frame Of the new school build
ing is up, and the contractors claim
they will have the house ready by
the middle Of September. This
house was badly needed, as the old
house was too small.
Who was it that said the name Of
town was going to be changelR
Whoever it is let him come out and
give his reasons. Do you propose
to better the name? In what way?
DO you aim TO change the name of
the post Office also. What is the
matter with "Dubois," anyway?
The people are getting used to the
name. If it is changed it will take
ths people generation to get used
to the new name. Let it alone |
There is no good reason whatever
for changing the name. l am will
ling to help make the town better,
but am not willing to injure it by
changing its name.
Sincerely your.
A CITIZEN.
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Margaret Sangster says an ex-
|quisite young woman is she whose
dress and hair and skin indicate the
most scrupulous attention to the
daily toilet. We have learned that
bathing and rubbing and care for
personal cleanliness, the nicely
which distinguishes the lady, and
adorns her for her station, are the
handmaids not of health alone, but
of beauty, and where is the young
girl who despises beauty? For the
business girl, for the girl whose daily
employment Is close and confining,
nothing can be better than that she
emulate the dainty girl in her every
day care of her dress and appear
ance and in frequent cleansing Of
the skin by thorough bathing and
vigorous friction, and by keeping
herself and all her belongings -
dainty as she possibly can. n.-Ladies'
Home Journal.