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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-10-18
FROM REFoRMAToRY SCHOOL.
Sixteen Young Men Are Placed On
Parole List at Hutchinson.

Parole List at Hutchinson.
Hutchinson, oct. 17-Sixteen young
men who have been in the reformatory
have been put upon the parole list and
will be sent to their homes or else
where as soon as employment is furn-
ishcd them. Some of the boys whose
friends provide fer them viii be sent
to their homes at once. Others viii have
to wait here until employment can be
secured for them. An act was passed by
the last legislature under which the in
mates in the reformatory We're to receive.
a small daily allowance for their work.
but as no appropriation for this has been
made as yet the boys are stin left with
out any means to use IN occurring en-
ployment
There are 246 inmates now at the in
stitution and the new parole list viii
bring the number down TO 28o. but as
ne wboys VIII be in soon the number VIII
probably not he diminished.
The sixteen boys who have earned their
parole are:
Harry Marks. sent here from Cofey
county: Chas. Vanderberg. Saline coun-
"; Ed Lakey. Wilson county; A Robin
son, Cherokee county; L. A. McCool.
Clay county; Joe Miner, Leavonworth
county; Denny Elgin, Jewell county;
George Holly. Atchison county. Guy
Smith, Sedewlck county; A. II. Jansenius
Washington county; Charles Biork.
Geary county; Harry BOrman. McPher-
son county; Albert AfcKelvy. Jefferson
county; Walter Wilson. Greenwood
county; Myron Harris. Ford county: T.
Smith. Clark county.
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Low Rate Excursions.

To Ohio and Indiana points; also Louis
vile. Ky, via 3. < O. s.-w-. Sent. 18th
and 2ith and Oct. 1st and sth. Good re-
turning thirty DAYS. Can on nearest
ticket agent. or address a. c. Goodrich.
Trav. Pass'r Agent. Kansas City. No;
also f D. Gucersleeve. Dist. Passr
AGENT. St. Louis. 80
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EX-SENATOR HANGS ON.
Compromise Between George Campbell
and Labette is Expected.

Parsons. kan. oct. I7.-An EFFORT is
being made 70 compromise the troubles
between ex-senator Ce0rse Campbell,
Populist. and I.aoette county. While
probate Judge some years age. senator
Campbell collected some fees that be-
lonsci 20 the county re refused 70
give them Up ard SAX was brought hy
the county against him and his bonds
men The county got Judgment for Ssao.
The senator has been Shaving Of the
judgment. ana a scheme is now or FOOT
70 effect q compromise a 81 cents on the
dollar
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Tours n the 80 Monnt.lns-

The SEISMIC Line OF tha Wo~.l.- The
Denver q no Grande Railroad. offers to
tourists IN Colorado Ctah and Ne.
Mexico The choicest resorts. aad 10 the
trans-contacota traveller the cranlsst
scenele TWO separate and distinct
routes through the Rocky Mountains. am
shrcueh tic-le,s available VIA either. The
oi-cl u-e 40 Cripple Creek The greatest
geld emp on earth. Dooh,e d4Hy t-sia
sree n.th Through Pullman palace and
e. st sleeping cars between Denver. san
trsrcisco ana Los Auseies. and Newer
as Fe-.iand- The best u1e e. Utah
lda.;o. ,loatana, oregon and Washington
via the osden Gateway" Write s X.
Hooper. g. y. & r. a.. Denver. colorado.
TO- ili-s Grated descriptive pamphlets.
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Stand By the
Sta

Prices Cream Baking Powder is
everywhere the acknowledged standard,
the powder Of the highest reputation,
greatest strength, and absolutely pure.
1t renders the food more healthful and
palatable, and using it exclusively you
are assured against alum and other dan
gerous chemicals from which the low
grade powders are made.
DR.. Prices Baking Powder.is sold on
its merits only never by the aid of
lotteries, gifts, commissions or other
schemes. The entire value of your
money comes back to you in baking pow
der-the purest, most economical made.
NorE.-Alun baking powders low
priced, they but three
PRICE BAKING POWDER Co.. pound make But
CHICAGO bread cake glaube- salts, sulph1Gc
acid and hydrate Of alunlina-al
Gus, the last two poisonous,
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Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS
By MILLIONS OF MOTHERS for their
CHILDREN WHILE TEETHTNG. viii
PERFECT Success. IL SOOTHES the
CHILD. S0FTENS the GUNS. ALLAYs
al PAIN. CURES WIND collie and IS
the best remedy Tor DIARRUOEA. solo
by drugsists in every part OF the world.
Be sure ana ask for "2Irs. Nvinslow' s
Soothing syrup ana sake no ether kind
twenty-five cents q bottle.
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Glasses 20 be formed-Rhetoric. Psychol-
ogy. Shakespeare. Can or write West
ern School Of Oratory. sedgwick block.
129-tf
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Stop coughs and colds, cure al lung
troubles and prevent consumption by US
ing One Minute Cough Cure. 1t IS harm
less and acts quickly. Geo. Van Wer-
den. Gus Saur.
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c C. Pierpont the piano tuner, guar
Rntees an work. Patronize your home
tuner. Address so Pennsylvania avenue.
uu-Ned-Fri-120-tf
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PYronranhv Work.

There is au excellent display in The
show window of Martins art store OF py-
rography work 10y Airs. Freeman Of St
louis. 1927
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We viii receive sealed bids at our Office
t22 West Douglas avenue. Wichita, Kan,
for the erection OF a three-story brick
ware house on North Water street IN this
rity. until October Is. 1901.
Plans and specifications can be seen
ut the office OF +. Dumont. architect. we
reserve the right to reject any and all
bids.
THE VAN ZANDT IMPLEMENT co.
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Mrs. Winslows Soothing svrup.

Attend Wichita Business College. wan
building. us-l6 North Market St. e1-tf
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TAXI TIE FRISCO LINZ
sfteyneaa ,1aia 60 S. Loris and a.. points
east Train leaves C1lon station Al IL
L n
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Purify the blood and invigorate the
body by using De Wits little Early
Risers, the famous little pills for cleans
ing the liver and bowels. Geo. Van Wer-
den. Gus Saur
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ENJOY
YOURSELF


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help its from the foundation 81 all good health and
No bad
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them you entirely satisfied the boy and back
sample and booklet Address Sterling Remedy Co.. Chicago New York
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Feel good towards sli OF the world.
This is easily said, but how can you Go
il when your body is sick?. II you want
good feeling towards everybody YOU
have 20 feel wen yourself. Good health
is the basis Of al enjoyment. Pile 60
money, obtain reputation as lavyeror
doctor or an expert in any line ard then
wind up With poor health, what have you
, krarrsI t-,r,hls s>lor1l-ssr.-a..-, 800.
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NoTE.- Alum baking powders are low
priced, as they cost but three Gems 4
pound to make. But alum leaves in the
bread or cake glaube- salts, sulph1Ic
acid and hydrate of alumina-all injuri-
Gus, the last two poisonous,
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PRIcE BAKING POWDER Co.,
CHICAGO.
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Nearer. My God, To Thee.

The hymn Nearer, My God, to Thee
which made President Mckinley famous In
his dying momets. and which was sung a,
the funeral services the world over. has ar
interesting history ltis said to be the
most meuical expression In modern psal.
mody OF the desire Tor a more intimat"
spiritual acquaintance with God.
Its imagery embraces the association of
one OF the most sublime aud intcrestine
religious experiences recorded in the early
Hebrew Scriptures. Jacobs vision at Lur.
And he lighted upon certain place. -
said the Scripture OF Jacobs wauderings
and tarried there all night because the
sun was set aud he took OF the stones OF
that place and put them for his pillow. aud
lay down In that place to sleep. Aud he
dreamed. and behold ladder set upon the
earth and the top of Il reached to heaven
and behold the angels OF God ascending
and descending on IT,"
Mrs Sarah Fowler Adams. author of the
hymn, was daughter OF Ben jamin Fowler.
an English writer and editor. She was
born in 1905.
In is4i she published dramatic poem I'm
hve acts entitled viva Perpetua." i'm
which she portrayed the experiences of the
early martyrs.
The hymn. Nearer, My God to Thee"
was record OF her own religions exper.
fence and was written as memorial OF
anwered prayer probably without any cx.
pectation that II would be OF public
service. II was furnished with thirteen
other hymns to Charles Fox's Collection OF
Hymns and Athens. published In Isu.
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I'hcV dfscOUcrcd nc skeleton Of q man.
and his friend. and at last, somewhat
shaken, badly bruised. but In nowlse
appalled,. they stood side by side upon
the dismnntlcd and broken deck.
Before them was the endless stretch
OF water. beneath them the stranded
hun OF the Mascot, behind them. when
wonderingly they turned their heads 10
discover the meaning Of the shadow
that was cast upon the sen loomcd n
huge, cone shaped mountain Of obsid-
ian formation. which Pllstcncd even on
the shady side. where the rays OF the
risen sun could not touch rs surface.
IT was mountain which lowered
about 1000 feet into tie air. shaped
like pineapple cheese with the top
cut or smoothly and evenly two-thirds
Of the distance TO where the summit
might have been had the formation
continued on 10 iis natural apex. No.
where was there another bit of land In
sight, and this could hardly be desig
mated BY so dicuihcd a name.
There U.s. 30 need 10 comment upon
their couieciurcs and their plans. The
towering mountain rose literally out of
the sea, end. with the exception Of the
rock upon which the wreck Of the
schooner rested there was nothing else
than water I'm sight water and sky
and sun ard clouds Ah. yes: there
was one more thing-a land bird. which
iiuttcrcd down from the Heights above.
rested for moment upon the wreck
ana then scared away again until il
disappeared in the direction Of the
Mountains top.
II was long after noon whcn that oc.
CURED. after Craddock had found ,hc
implements Of navigation among the
wrcckagc in the cabin and by taking
on observation had decided that they
were in latitude 22.fO south and lonel-
tude 11S.1j west. lie found also the
water soaked chart. but it afforded
them no information There was no
record Of such mountain at fhat epot.
All that he could determine upon was
that they were some hundreds OF miles
fouthWcsicrly from thc T0nga islands
and tlnt The nearest point Cf land was
the island Of KGafa. 900 miles or more
10 the northwest
''u' 'N"i Alhu DiIu was an apiIatiuu
20 the Norwegian.
'Mounlaia on no mountain scaiablc
OF not Grad" be- said after watching
the bird until 30 disappeared FROM view
on its return 6ight. "thcrc arc trees aud
earth md fresh watcr on tho summit
)r perhaps ON tho other side o. that
mountain. That bird would not be
here without them"
Investigation demonstrated that one
Of thc boats might be- repaired. and
ihcy began work upon it at once. Wa
ter and food they possessed In abun-
dance. FOR the schooncr's stores were
almost intact. although tumblcd about
IN the most AFFECT confusion.
lt is not necessary TO enter into tho
details of their three DAYS search
around that mountain of crystal which
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Seymour Named by Democrats.

Mayor James NJ. Seymour, OF Newark.
was nominate Tuesday as the Democratic
candidate Tor governor OF New Jersey In a
convention that at times was turbulent I'm
the extreme, but which for all that was
ireer from displays OF ilI temper than Is
frequently the case with Democratic state
conventions Mayor Seymour was noml.
mated ON the second ballot. This first vot.
ing showed that the Seymour and anti.
Seymour forces were almost evenly divided
and had the auti Seymour leaders been
able TO concentrate their vote on a single
Candidate they might have won However
there was strong undercurrent among the
delegates for Seymour. and IL was only
through the generalsbip Of the leaders OF
the antiSeymour men were kept in line.
The platform adopted was confined to
state issues. and embraced general con-
demnstion OF Republicans In the conduct
OF state affairs.
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The IndY,n Simmer.

The lady's slipper. known also as the
whippoorwIlPs shoe and the moccnsIn
dover. grows In deep, shady woods,
often In company with mosses, ferns
and trilliums. IL Is such pretty flow.
er that few people who see II can re-
sist the temptation 20 pick 1t, and II Is
therefore becoming every day more diff
ficult TO find. IL has many attractions
for the bee. for II not only provides
him with plenty Of food, but also fur
nishcs him with n splendid banquet
hall.
Just over the front entrance you will
see two rows OF dark spots. They are
a sign that the hungry bee can read,
and they mean. "Thls way TO the
dining room" He pushes open the
elastic sides OF the doorway, 10 which
The dots lead. and enters the beautiful
golden chamber, and when he has
feasted he pays for his dinner on his
way out by carrying on his back some
OF the lady's slippers golden pollen
dust that she wants taken 10 one OF
ucr noigbbOrs. The yellow lady's slip
per blooms about the beginning Of
Tune, little later than her elder sis
Ter, the pink moccasin flower.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1901-10-10

The mechanism OF circulation nnd
respiration as well as secretion must be
complete In the circulation Of the
blood the heart corresponds to the
pumping engine Of water system,
forcing thc life fluid TO the remote
parts OF the body. where. passing
through tho hairllke tubes called capll-
laries. such substances carried by the
current as arc needed for repairing the
various tissues are absorbed. and the
stream taking up the waste tissues OF
zach part proceeds through the veins
back 30 ihp heart
This ls ihc general circulation. There
arc two subsidiary but no less impor-
taut circulatory systems that relating
TO the liver and that relating 10 the kid
ncys.
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Queer Church co,,.c,,on.

To make a tour OF the big churches
or New York is n common thing. To
visit the little. unknown sanctuarles il
not so common. but II Is Infinitely
more Interesting. one feature OF these
unadvcrtiscd services that IL worth no.
ucing Is the variety Of collection boxes
still I'm vogue.
In no place Ia the old brass warming
pan or the wire corn pepper stIll passed
around. but those colonial makeshifts
have given way TO devices scarcely less
primitive. The silver plates seen I'm
the more prosperous churches are the
exceptions rather than the rule In these
unpretentlous chapcls There the shal-
low wicker baskets stand highest In
favor as temporary banks.
Plain wooden boxes on four foot
poles are also frequently seen. Some
OF these boxes are unllncd, while 9th
ers. TO deaden the sound of the falling
coin, have lining OF cloth or velvet.
Cloth and velvet caps on sticks are
used In several churches, and I'm one
tiny chapel on the upper east side IA
plain. everyday derby hat answers the
purpose. Salvation Army recruits are
still more utilltariaD, and In many OF
their barracks collections are made I'm
the tambourlnes. s.-New York Herald
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No-F0l-lDe-Rol.

ELKroN, Mp. Sept Io.--Judge Freder.
ick stump. who died recently. left queer
Instructions regarding his burial They
were made public yesterday when his will
was admitted to probate and are as fol
lows:
Disguised with the foolish display
almost universally made at funerals to the
great gain OF undertakers and TO the
deprivation of many families of even the
necessities OF life for long time there.
after. hereby direct that be buried in n
white pine coffin because the wood
decays more rapidly under ground
than any other I know OF without any
stain, paint covering or other emblems of
woe on II.
~ direct that no embalming fluid or
other stun shall be injected into my body
and that no funeral sermon shall be
preached over IL, and that be buried In
suit OF clothes have worn. as do not
see the sense OF wearing old clothes when
alive and being buried in n new suit when
u Is OF no use to you. ! desire that my
executor see that all my wishes arc fully
carried out"
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HOM'R Thlsi

We Offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
for any case OF Catsrrh that cannot be
cnred by Halls Catarrh Cure.
+. ]. CHENEY & Co.. Props. Toledo, O.
We. the undersigned. have known r. +.
Cheney Tor the last Is years. and believe
him perfectly honorable in all business
transactions. and financially able TO carry
out any obligation made by their firm.
WEST TRUhx. Wholesale Druggists,
Toledo. O.
WALDIGG. KIHEAN & MARyIN. Wholesale
Druggists. Toledo. O.
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken internally,
acting directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces Of the system. Price. zsc. per
bottle. Sold by all druggists. Testimon.
ials free
Halls Family Pills arc tho best.
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she would have filed at the flrst on
slaught OF the wind. by and 10y Thor
gcnscn leaned nearer TO Craddock and.
placing his lips close against his
friends ear shouted:
Schooner Jonah. Captain Craddock.
with a cargo of fools. cleared from Ba-
tavia bound for hadcs. eh. Grad? And
wc'n'-
The Norwegian never completed that
sentence. There was a grinding crash.
followed 10y n terrific shock. and the
schooner seemed TO lcap'out OF the sea.
up and over some obstacle that had Inn
peded her way. The wheel and the
posts TO which the two men were LASH
cd were torn from the deck. and with
their human impedlmenta hurled for
ward among the timbcrs and wreckage
in the mldstof a chaotic tumble OF plank
ing, broken bulkhead, demolished small
boats and general destruction. But the
hull OF the vessel held tcnaciously to-
gethcr. and she was motlonlcss. The
wind howled on INCREASINGLY overhead /;
around about was the roar OF the mad
waters tenfold mlghtier as they dashed
against unseen rocks only TO be hurled
relentlcssly back again. But the mighty
waves did not sweep over the schoon-
er's deck. Only the spray and chunks
OF water thrown by the wind reached
as far as that, for the Ill fated vessel
had been driven bodily from her native
element high and dry upon n hogback
reef that was not much greater than
her own bulk
Craddock and the Norwegian were
Jammcd beneath mass OF wrcckagc.
comparatively unhurt. but unable for
the time being 20 eNtricate themselves;
and so, In momentary expectation OF
death, they remained until the wind
and the sea subsidized, and the sun came
UP out OF the east rs smillngly as
though no havoc had been wrought
since he last bade them both good
night.
There is no cnlmness like unto that
which succeeds n storm. and In the
south sea II Is difficult mt such n time
TO realize that the tempest has come
and gone. Only the wide cxpanse OF
sen 10 the south and west with IT'S huge.
unrufied, rolling swells and the corpse
of the schooner lying full two fathoms
out OF reach OF the summit of the high
est heavc OF the restless water. man
gled, broken. dripping. gave evidence
OF the terrific war of the elements that
had waged through the night. The
herculcan strength OF the Norwegian
was I'm evidence when the sun rose at
last over the world Piece by piece he
removed the debris which confined him
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lily Pills arc the best.

The witnesses who were expected by the
board OF straddlebugs to blast the reputa.
ton Of Scbley should have gotten together
before going on the stand. There Is
enough discrepancy in their testimony so
far TO show that each Is guarded by his
own particular brand Of prejudice. and
that the opinion Of one does not coincide
with the opinion Of the other They are
al agreed that Schley did not do right,
but each thinks right what the other re.
CARDS as wrong. SO far the only thing
developed Is that each one Of Schley's
enemies thinks he would have managed
the thing differently IN some slight partic
uiar Charleston Gazette.
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with his right hand toward the huge
pile OF oosidian and said solemnly:
Ralph. before we set sail let us mako
one promise each 10 the other and
swear sacredly 70 keep Il for all time"
Agreed, Grad. What is it9 You
could not ask promise OF me that |
would not grant"
Let us promise each TO the other
that neither of us will ever return 20
this island unless In company with tho
other or with the express permission az
the absent one"
Agreed; promise"
-Four months later the shlpwreckcd
mariners arrived In san Francisco snfe
sound, we'll ana with the fortunes they
had discovered intact.
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One would have to 20 back many years.
even beyond the Cleveland administration.
20 find time when sheep and lambs we're as
low as they are at the present time A
farmer IN speaking Of the matter the other
day said that buyers IN his ncighborhood
had refused 20 take nice young lambs under
sixty pounds weight AZ from so to 30 cents
a head and another said that he had sold
stock sheep as low as fifty cents head.
Can any one quote a price lower than these
under Democratic administration West
Union Record
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1901-10-10

Caleb Harvey died at Ia Porte indiana.
a few days ago as the result Of grieving
over the assassination 81 President Nc.
Kinley. The ply icians say that he liter.
ally cried himself 20 death lie wcpt for
hours continuously from the afternoon the
President was shot and while iu these
paroxysms Of grief his suffering was in.
tense. u was found impossible to control
or assuage bis grief and up to the hour Of
his death be walled constantly The ply
sicisns conside The case without preco.
dent
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is Life Worth Living!

hen don neglect cough or cold eSpc.
V'Sl'y when only twcnty'hvc cents will buy
bottle OF Mexican Syrup. II is SO Soothing
ahI SO many conSumplives have been made
M.u ul us use Read some OF the teSti.
moniais on the wrapper around each bot,t,
Ihls prove this remedy more sure FOR deem
seated colds, habitual coughing and even
Sompsumptlon. than any other remedy
Known to physicians. many OF whom recon-.
nvhu ana prescribe Il where less eRaca.
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Pale. Pnnr. Children

II child has a bad smelling breath. II
II habitually picks It's nose II IL is cross
and nervous II II does not sleep soundlv
II % Is hollow'eyed, IL it has a pale. blood.
Niclcss. give II Mothers Norm Svrun and
You VIII remove the cause Of It's distress
quickly. Then viii It's little cheeks gel
red and rosy its appetite and digestion
improve aud it's health be better. Price
pfIprtfV. ''' ~ "''N' ~