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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-03-22
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YoAKuM OF The FRISCO.
M. M. MURDOCH, Editor.


Ont of the west from the newness the development the
headlong energy Of which so many have come
tere stepping another figure who commands the atten-
ton Of the great army Of railroad men This is B.
F. Yoakum president and general manager Of the Frisco
road
There is a deal in this man Yoakum. He has long
vision mental grasp pluck daring and somewhere about
him the resolution things the resolution which is
the attribute that genius industrious mediocrity
can not duplicate.
He has come up through the traffic department the de-
parment raroading which the limit of construction
is reached, becomes paramount A few years ago the
Frisco line was auxiliary subordinate to the great
santa Fe system It commanded particular attention
anywhere and fnancers who now look upon its prosperity
in wonder passed by It was dropped by the Santa Fe
as Improbable
D. b. Robinson now critically III, became president
and it began to reach out It's long swing the south be-
tween St Louis and Wichita pierced section after section
OF rich mineral lands at one point coal and OIL further
west cattle here about Wichita region Of wheat and corn
and hogs These sections. some undeyeoped entirely,
others dormant in the reaction Of BOOM awoke smultan
eousy and the Frisco road began grow The conagion
Of new activity spread through all its departments to its
local agents and to their subordnates. To be Frisco
man was 10 be known ruster The road began to feel
and express cordially for ITS towns. and instead Of
straning point to impartial at the expense Of
friendly warmth One Of President RobinsOns rustlers
was Yoakum uLheath compelling Mr.. Robinson to re
sign Mr. Yoakum took his place.
and he has been going after things since He has com
pleted the line down Oklahoma City from sapupa lie
is rushing line through to Texas BY Henryea in
the Creek Nation weeks the great line known
as the Kansas City Fort Scott and Memphis reaching to
Birmingham Frisco. and the Frisco has sprung
from an auxiliary road to Of the great systems Of the
country.
But the end is not yet It is now announced that Mr.
Yoaum looked the Fort Worth and Rio Grande
approves it, may take it in. In brief this rail
road Richmond has his eye on Texas.
In all events the Frisco has become great the railroad
world and is waxing stronger every day It has great rus
Ting genius at inspiring army Of rusters be
hind him
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-03-22

There IS well defined movement among the Democrats
of the northwest organize for the nomination of David
Bennett ID of York as the next presidential candidate
of the PARTS.
The snaton at present is somewhat peculiar Hill has
never had strong following among the Democrats on the
Pacific coast When 1892 he made an EFFORT to secure
o.esat Tor the convention of that year he was badly
beaten n the Cleveland It is true that he had The
cordial support Of number OF the machine politicians
but the rank and de of the party were so wheningy
or Cleveland tnat The machine leaders could make no head
for 8ig
Since 1872 there have been very considerable changes
n TIE Democratic party IT has been twice swept away by
tae Tree silver movement and it has twice been defeated
on that Issue As result ot the two silver campaigns
many of she more conservative Democrats the men who
formerly were strong for Cleveland have voted with the
Republicans and have either become permanently identi
fed with 1e Republican party ON both issues or at least
have cut themselves from the organization Of the Demo
cratic party and are without voice in its councils
The lower ana more Irresponsible element among the
Democrats the element which mas been brought 10 the ton
o te free silver CAMPAIGNS IS now practically ia control
nese men, however ready today abandon the free
SILVER issue and free silver leaders, for the obvious reason
thst victory in battle fought along these zines IS iposs
bic What Is et Of the old conservative element IS az
course. more than willing to forsake Organism
n considering the candidates who can probably unite
oot me former Bantes and the remnant o the couserya-
t7es In the northwest the leaders are turning to I'M
lae5 nave practically discarded Richard Gney from their
consideration because Pc is obviously unable to get tie
support or the Organizes others q his kad
are equally unacceptable because their candidacy VIII
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-03-22
A STRANGE ACCIDENT AT FIRE.

There was peculiar accident at fire in PittsbUg on
Sunday which resulted the death fireman and the
serious injury of three others Yet accident
which is likely to happen in city where there net
work of overhead wires
The flames had melted the wires running into the burn
building and of them falling across trolley wire
thus communicating with the brass hose the
fremen were handling sent strong current of electricity
into the bodies Of the of whom killed in
stantly and three others were severely shocked.
Such accident demonstrates clearly the necessity
for the placing of all wires underground in the business
district and Of akng all known precautions prevent
telephone and telegraph wires from coming contact with
trolley and electric lighting wires which carry currents Of
high voltage
Electricity is rapidly becoming the most useful of all
the servants of mankind but it is also dangerous agent
when uncontrolled. and can never be trifed with.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-03-22
Nav,snaper Waits.

In Earnest.-He delightfully."- Have
you really and truly never been engaged
befora?" She" Neyer-that Is, not in the
winter. View York weekly.
Briggs taking mp book)-'Ahi You
have Drvad's play here riggs-''1F hat
was his play has been my work. ! have
tried 20 read IT, Boston Transcript
An Ireuirv-8Iss Beansby-' PERHAPS
VOC haven read all Of omar hhayya no g
Mrs Porkcncpp-. Perhaps not Has he
written anything recently Puck
am So glad yopr sister enjoyed her
visit to us. Mr. smith on wei, you
know She IS the sart Of girl who can en-
3ov herself anywhere, you know. TIT
Harra Brute -sh-'Doa't you agree
wien me THAT the romantic drama ls pre-
farahle Il tragedy He on don 2
know I'D just as soon have sniVel as
drfVsl. -indiauapol-s Press
Ee-My wife asked IRE ~ stop FOR 2
pound If tea" Grocer s. rat does she
vvaat-blsck or greene tfe-N ~. K
seems 10 me It's a Eight cream celor she
Issss ahiIadeipEia Record
cruel Girl-'Ah. &lraasile ~ sighed
aMav I ho1e thar you wa te m.re far-
ever and eTer F9A "+7a
that ioaE 2f- sophie she replied u
conf surpose I could stop you P1ila-
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-03-22

again estrange the conservatives and will defeat
By this process of elimination. Hill has been selected
The leaders freely admit that he is better than he
in 1892 and that is by no means statesman They
however with show Of force mat in the Kansas
City convention Of last June he outside of the Bryan
ties the only figure of national Importance The leaders
think that he would pobauy get support Of most Of the
Organizes because he stuck to party in 1.0 and
naly at any rate was regular" They also hope that he
might have the support Of the conservative Democ-
racy Of the This hope not based the theory that
Hill is particularly popular among conservative Demo-
Gratis but that he would not anagonze them Bryanite
might.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-03-22
HOW HARRISON REuAME A REPUBLICAN,

How General Harrison to join the Republican
party against his free Will he described to
visitor 1T was right after Fremont nominated" said
he, "and while practising law with Mr. Wallace We
were in Office in upstairs ROOM where the News
buil-Ing stands when Mr. Roberts who keep
drug store there, and another whose forget,
running in and told that Fremont nominated
and that they going have ratification meeting
right away, that must down and address it.
said couldn't think Of such thing; that had nothing to
say. and not prepared. They insisted that could
make good enough speech without preparation and
that must said mat wasn't sure about this Ere
mont business anyhow, and refused point blank to go.
They simply grabbed me my 1eet started
away with They carried bodily down stairs out
into the street and without ever letting my feet touch the
ground took where the meeting held
and up packngbox before crowd Of three or
four hundred persons OF course, talk to them
That was my initiation into the Republican party"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-03-22

Carnegie is not to the spirit in one re-
sDec He is giving his big gifts to eastern cities
not sufficiently acquainted with the nation
that both New York and Philadelphia located too far
east to become the greatest cities of the country
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-03-22

A woman whose home is in Lancaster, Pa, suffered
from brash and sleepessncss which always ended
in severe sick headache lasting two three days Ply
scians told her it was stomach dyspepsia. and that
the headaches due to her age (s3 years. She got
one small bottle Of Rpans Tabules 1t fs and felt better
after taking them Then she tried more The water
brash left her and she did have spell oi SEX head
one for long time.
yrAxp-l ast E1r4rs-s s -
e ao - s
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-03-22

General Wogack the Russian general has refused TO
accept Count Won Wadersees arbitration n the railroad
switch matter and Wadersee is probably mad ne
would like to bite somebody.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-03-22

Russian soldiers are camped at the trench in Ten Tsin
with orders to shoot the Britsners they attempt woAk
That railroad switch Great Britain is just standing
of little piece and surveying the magnificent front ee-
EaIlon Of Tat h-ln
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-03-22

It ought to make America feel happy to hear King Ed
ward assert that common black clothes indicative Of
republic 1t is true. ought TO get down our
knees every year and pray for the repose Of soul of old
Ben tranklln. who was responsible for it.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-03-22

This" said King Edward VII, speaking Of England
and pulling his down his eyes and taking
Nardon grip on the scepter. is not a republic"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-03-22

After having given 100000 to New York Carnegie
VIII give S500Ge00 to Philadelphia He simply can't shake
himself loose nom The gold last enongh.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-03-22

Carnegie has more money and is not tied TO It tight and
the world IS after him some in rage and some in tags and
some in velvet gowns
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-03-22

The Cuhans have decided not to accept the Platt
amendment and the Cubans viii accept it Il is way
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-03-22

In return Cor $4,000 worth Of libraries New York
win S5o000 statue 10 Carnegie New York in some
respects, IS 3 very CHEAP town.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-03-22

Ben Cravens. who escaped from the Kansas peniten-
tar is trying find his back. but has taken the
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-03-22

No frock costs 90 before King Edward Uniforms or
court dress must he woTu Ths lets General Miles IT,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-03-22

The south African var has nov worn oa the tnsel and
becoming desperate They are shooting Tor treason
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-03-22

II there is h-ll the who killed yoanE Hatenan
e Oklahoma IS booked Ter il beyou4 ali ntereessian-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-03-22

The Harrison children ana Nrs.
now 20 their several ways forever.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-03-22

1Nicb-Harason wln
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Tribute of Respect.

WHEREAS. James II. BromIot
Treasurer Of Rroworto, Indu,
No. 1S3 4 T. N donortol ~;
ifo NI,r 1a4 100, 'c''', ~" W., WIS
nv Ni'S iS'' l'ol, IN the 0oth
year OF his age; therefore,
Resolved, |. That in the death Of
Brother Bramlct, Brcwcrton L,doc has
lost an efficient officer, loyal aud H,al.
Gus member one who in his dailv life
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1901-06-19
LAURENS. $. G., June 10, 1901.
To GrllinbIc.

1t is q delightful thing to be able to
grumble. We would be in a bad fix if
everything pleased us. There must
still be something that we would have
bettcrcd mproved-therc must be
occasion to incitc to eifOrt-to arouse
ambition and all with the hope of sue
cess and victory. But we are after
something else. Merchants and ban
kers and farmers are happily in this
category. An everyday intercourse
with them finds the majority with
something to complain about, other
wise they could not be happy. 1t rains
too much: it rains too little it stays
too cold: it is now too hot: it is too wet
to plow; the stands are bad; have q
good deal of money out; the conditions
must improve or my lienors or mort
gagors will not be able to pay this fall.
And thus all concerned are kept wide
awake, with something to be anxious
about, and to keep them stirring. Now
We are free to confess that the coIdi,
tions have not been the most auspici-
GUS recently, but they should only
arouse to greater effort and enthusiasm
There Is plenty Of time yet for great
cotton crop and bounteous corr
yield, full and groaning barns, and tht
liens and the little chattel mortgage!
may all be paid. Recur tc the last is
sue Of the ADVERTISER and carefully
consider the card Of Capt. Humbert il
reference to the great Exposition ir
Charleston this fall. Let the worlt
know our rich resources; there should
be no such word as fail-there should
be no deSpair-let all look upon the
bright side of the picture and watcf
for the clouds silver lining.
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A Third Term.

A month ago the suggestion OF a
third term for President Mckinley in
mild modest way got an airing in the
papers. Such proposition with the
precedents OF Washington and Grant
before the country would ordinarily not
attract notice when Senator Depew,
of New York, seriously urged the sug-
gestion. But 1t seems Senator from
New York may be q granny and have
following. Under existing circum-
stances, the policies of the President
would excite Il favorable response from
large clement who are interested in
the permanency of these policies. But
the scheme was ridiculous and with
the fiasco Of the friends of Grant be-
fore them. its absurdity should have
been doubly apparent. In the circum-
stances the President, not willing to
appear as countcnancing the absurdity,
called his cabinet and put an end to
the business by declaring that in no
event could he be candidate again.
This is not evidence of wisdom on
the part OF his eXcellency, but silence
would ague him an idiot, whilst he is
anything else. The time will come
around and that at no distant day,
when the constitution will be so amend
ed as to make the Presidential term
six years, with no right to subsequent
succession
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knights of Honor.

Milwaukee, Wis, June 13.-Electior
of officers was taken up to-day by the
Supreme Lodge. Knights of Honor
with the following result: Supreme
Dictator, d. S. Biggs, of Boston, Mass
Vice Dictator, former Governor J. c.
Sheppard, Of Edgeield, S. c.; Assist
ant Dictator, Clarke II. johnson, OF
Providence, II. L.; Reporter, Noah Nj
Biggs, Harrisonville, Mo; Treasurer
Joseph w. Branch, of st. Louis: Chan
lain, the Rev. Herbert M. Hope, OF
Rlchmond, Va Guide, John Fl. Han.
cock, OF Louisville, KY; Guardian,
william G. Rover, of indianapolis:
Sentinel, Ell. II. Collier, of Memphis
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CROSS HILL DOTS.

Miss Maud Rasor Is spending a
few weeks at Donalds.
Miss Wilma Ramey has gone TO
Saluda to spend her vacation,
Miss Alma Pinson spent last
week at Ninety Six.
Miss Dempie Moore Scurry, one
OF ChappelPs popular young ladies.
Is visiting Mrs, j. w. Simmons.
Miss Emmic Lee Calhoun, one Of
Saluca's popular bellies, is visiting
relatives in town. "
The "Social" at Mrs. Alex Austin,
was enjoyed by all present Tue
day night.
Miss Mary Nance, after four long
years at Winthrop College, is now
at home. Mary is smart young
lady and graduated with first hon
ors. We are all glad to welcome
her home again.
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Cures Cancer, Blood Poison. Eating
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to Try.
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old rheumatism or offensive form
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Wart or sore, take Botanic Blood
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Seven Years in Bed.

"Will wonders ncvcr ccasc?" in.
quiro the friends OF Mrs. +. Pcase, OF
Lawrence, Kan. They knew She had
been unable to leave her bed in saven
years on account Of kid~cY and liver
trouble. nervous prOstratl0n aud gcn-
era! debility, but "Thrce Bottles of
Electric Filters enabled me 20 walk"
she writes, and n three months |
!elt like new person Women suf-
IGri"E from Headache, Backache,
Nervousness, Slccplcssncss, Nolan.
ch0iy, F"intin@ and pHzy spells will
l!ud it 4 priceless b,rs sing. yry it.
SatiSinction guaranteed at Laurcns
Drug Co. Only 80 cents.
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Mrs. Lucinda FlOyd dip1 at tbo how,

Mrs. Lucinda Floyd died at the home
OF her son, Col. Fl. ID. Floyd, of This
city, June ], 1901. She was born in
Laurens county, near Musgrove Mill.
January Il, 1909. While she was I,v.
ing there were five generations in the
family. OF her nine children only iour
survive. They are Col. Fl. ID. Floyd of
tnis city, N. p. Floyd, j. X. Floyd and
r. Z. Floyd, all living in Arkansas,
iler maiden name was Briggs. Her
husband passed away in 1867, leaving
her to spend 81 years in w,dowbood' f.
She was Industrious, energetic, we'll
informed on many subjects, fond of
reading, and her influence was alwavs
In the right direction. In tho fullness
OF years, with life's work we'll done.
she entered into the higher and nobler
life. --Spartanburg Spartan.
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UNION MEETING.

~ INV -hSCplbS VI lLC DOufl II
Section Of the LaurenS Ass, citation viii
meet with Bethabara Church. juno
10Th and Both.
QUERY FIRST.
1000 a. m. Devotional Exercises
Is. Hale.
1889 Il. IN. Is it best for church
desiring Revival to obtain an Evan
gclist or let the Pastor do the preach .
ing? John Il. Boyd, Frank Ramugc
and b. f. Corlcy.
tin.
loo p. IN, To what extent. if any.
may a Church with propriety be used
l0r Secular purposes? w. f.. Griniu.
u. {. Riser and w. p. Culbcrtson.
300 p. IN. Is the ore talent person
as useful in the world as the one with
lVc provided they be equally faithful.
John II. Wharton, w. B. Fuller and
}. b. Parrott
Sunday, 1000 a. m. SUNDAY School
Addres=es-C. *. Hale and J. A. Mar
tin.
ll.0O Il. IN. Sermon. B. parrott,
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NJ 4 |
Not Il ChCaD FIOur.

There is no refuse from tho glu-
cose factories in "Clifton" -four
made at Bransford Mills, Owens
boro, Ky. 1t is apure winter wheat
Hour, and cannot be sold at the
cheap price Of adulterated stun.
II you want cheap -four, buy
"Snowilake" or "Spotless" They
are just as pure, though moi 50
white as "Cli(tou' Ask NJ. H. FOw.
lor or Il. N. Barksdule for them
You know the usual price, wv watch
our unusual prices. 1t is convincing
Yours truly:
Davis, ROpCr X Co
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MCLaurin G0es Nnrth

Senator McLaurin, with his wife.
will spend the hot season at some cool
Northern State. They have been
IN Washington city for several
DAYS, the Senator being here
looking after matters connected
with the Charleston exposition and
other matters before tho executive
departments,-H, T. H., in Charleston
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A Terrible Explosion

"Of a gasoline stove burned ladv
mere frightfully" writes N. T.. Palmer.
OF Kifkman, Ia. The best doctors
couldn't heal the running sore that fol-
lowed, but Bucklcn's Arnica Salve en-.
tirely cured her" Infallible for Cuts.
Corns, Sores, Boils, Bruises, Skin Dis.
eases and Piles. 20 cents 1T Laurens
Drug Co. no
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Didn'L Marry for Money.

The Boston man, who lately married
slckly rich young woman, is happy
now, for he got DR.. Kings New Life
PMS, which restored her to perfect
health. lnfallible for JauudicS, BIZ
i0uSneSS, Malaria, F2ver ard Aguc and
an Liver and Stomach troubles. Gentle
put effective. Only % cents at Ian.
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A Supurb Grin Cure.

Johnson's Tonic is supurb Grip
cure. Drives out every trace OF poison
from the system. Does it quick. -
Within an hour it enters the blood and
begins to neutralize the effects of the
poison. Within day it places the
Grip victim beyond the point of dan
ger. Within week ruddy cheeks at
test the return of perfect health Price
oO cents il it cures. Ask for Johnson's
Chlll and Fever Tonic. Take nothing
else 'hs
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AT PhiiadclDhia,

From the tone Of the speeches at the
Philadelphia Southern Industrial Con-
vention, just closed, the proceedings
ought to be of advantage to the South
and specially the South Atlantic States
The speeches on the part of the South
erners, were rather too eloquent and
hl@li-fur-lutin Old England. New
England and Holland, the bankers of
the earth for the present, have not
been for converting every quilting
frolic into a you'd scarce expect one
OF my age ETC." 1t begins to look like
the South would go to work as we'll as
Invite capital" Coal and Iron in Al
ALBANIA, Oil in Texas and timber and
phosphate material, all around him
and showed down the throat of the
Southern "gcntleman, will force him
to recognize honesty and deccncy
otherwise than in cultivating and
surveying thousands of acres OF
rice, cotton and sugar. The South
will not be in condition to cease
inviting capital" until it is re-
spectacle for the young to rush to the
furnace and the forge as with us to the
shades of the academy, or the money
changers desks and counters