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Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1902-02-27

for he might not like it. But all the same,
took it when was run down from night work
in the sick room. | was thin and yellow and
tired even when rose from my sleep. Swamp
Root gave a relish for my food and cleared
my blood from its stagnant impurities Ofcourse
| do not praise Swamp Root as cure for all
troubles, but it is splendid for the kidneys,
stomach and bowels and relieves female dis
orders when all other remedies have failed to
give relief. know of many cases in the hospi-
tai cured by this wonderful remedy
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1902-02-27

Miss Alice Brown, the wellknown trained
nurse, is in position to speak with knowledge.
She was formerly with the st Louis Baptist Hos
pita and has had many trying experiences in
her arduous vocation. She adds her valuable
testimony to the thousands already received by
Swamp Root She said in a signed interview
with reporter of the St. Louis Star;
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1902-02-27

Stylish evening cape of pearl gray panne
cloth, u inches long. The high rolling col
lar and revers are inIaid with dark red vel.
vet and trimmed with white tox, which
continues down front and around cape,
forming scaIlops, which are ornamented
with pretty flower and leaf design in silk
embroidery. The double ruftle is of gray
mousseIine de sole, accordion pleated and
finished with pinked self edgings.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1902-02-27

Charming evening bodice of light green
satin, which is shrred all around between
bands of guipure. The decoletage is
trimmed with a full putting of chiffon
caught at spaces with narrow claret color
velvet straps drawn through small! gold
buckles. A bow with short ends orna-
ments left side of bust. The sleeves falling
off from the shoulders are tucked and
trimmed with a twist and bow of chiffon
above a ruffle Of the same, finished with
band of gupure. The bodice closes in back
side Of centre band.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1902-02-27
AGe4 Nznu~1/
1910 Semple Ave, st. Louis, No.

Weak and unhealthy kidneys are responsible
for more sickness and suffering than any other
disease, therefore, when through neglect or
other causes. kidney trouble is permitted to
continue, fatal results are SWe TO f0k07o
We often see relative, a friend,
quaintance apparently we'll, but in a few days
we may be grieved to learn of their severe i'll
ness, or sudden death, caused by'that fatal type
of kidney trouble Brights Disease
The mild and extraordinary effect of the
great kidney and bladder remedy, DR.. Kilmers
Swamp-Root is soon realized. 1t stands the
highest for its wonderful cures of the most dis
tressing cases. Hospitals use it with wonderful
success in both Slight and severe cases. Doctors
recommend it to their patients and use it in their
own families, because they recognize in swamp
Root the greatest and most successful remedy.
A trial will! convince any one--and you may
have a sample bottle free, by mail
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1902-02-27

the
Hnghamon
wthout
thousands tu
In
,es say you ueadt this
that's Roo vhaty
and
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1902-02-27

Chic matinee toilet of car
dinal nuns yelling. The
double rounded lace yoke is
defined with dark red satin
straps. The lower part of
sleeves and bodice, back and
front, are trimmed with two
rows of crescent shaped over
tapping dark red satin straps,
while a single row of same
heads each of the three ac-
cordion-pleated dark red satin
graduated flounceS, with
pinked edging, Small sleeve
puffs and blouse effect of the
same material. Black velvet
girdIe, tied in bow, with
short ends in back.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1902-02-27

To Kidney Liver and Bladder
will do for YOU Every Reader of My Lady May Have
Sampl Mail,
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1902-02-27
FASHION DEPARTMENT..
EDITED BY
MAY MANTON.

To those of our friends and readers who
wish ideas and advice as to making up gar
ments from old materials, we will be very
glad to render all the assistance possible. In
writing describe whit Won have to
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-25
FIGHTS DID MOI STOP
Coronation Fistieuffs Go On REGARD
less of Nations Distress.

London, June 24-In the contests held
tonight at the National Sporting club
in connection with the coronation sport
ing tournament Frank Erne OF Buffalo
defeated jim Maloney Of England In the
seventh round.
This bout was a poor exhibition. and.
although it is said that Erne had taken
matters lightly during his training. he
had no difficulty IN disposing of Malouey.
who on several occasions fell without be-
ing struck and had 70 be severely eau
TONED. Erne did practically all the scor-
ing and knocked out his opponent with a
left on the jaw.
The attendance at the club was again
small tonight. few Americans. even, be-
ing present.
In another fight Tommy Ryan Of Kan
sas City defeated Johnny German OF New
York in the third round. These two fight
ers were in fine shape German was seven
pounds heavier than Ryan. The latter
showed greater steadi9ess and speed than
his opponent and allowed German 20 do
ali the rushing German got IN several
stiff ja5s. but in the third round Ryan
displayed marked superiority and landed
with his left and right Simultaneously
on Gormans head. German was dared
and before ne could recover he received a
swinging right on the ugllisr and was
counted out
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-25
STATEHOOD
Is TAKING
FIRST PLACE
Quay'S Resolution a Live Issue
in Senate.
IT HAS ENOUGH VOTES
Beveridge Makes a Very In
definite Proposition.

Washington, June 24-The omnibus
statehood bill has displaced the Cuban
reciprocity measures as an object of in
terest in the senate. For the present the
concern Of senator's center around Senator
Quay's motion to discharge the committee
on territories from further consideration
of the bill with the purpose Of bringing
it into the senate for immediate consider
alton. There is determined opposition 10
the motion on the part of majority Of
Republican senators.
The statehood forces claim a majority
Of two, which would give them thirteen
of the Republican senator's, the Demo-
cratic sile being solid. The opposition do
not absolutely concede the correctness
of this claim, but they admit there are
enough doubtful votes to make it posi-
bic. and say that until they have unquaH-
fed assurances of the forty-five votes
necessary to law the motion on the table
they will prevent a vote on it. The
friends OF the bill have offered TO cease
their efforts in case day early in the
next session of congress car be named for
reporting the bill to the senate and for
taking it up by that body. but this con-
cession has not been made.
Senator Beveridge, as chairman Of the
committee on territories has told them
that if they would leave the matter en-
tirely in his hands the bill would be re-
ported early in December. Apparently,
however, this is not satisfactory and the
present outlook is that tie situation will
continue unchanged for a time. There is
even talk that the day of final adjourn
ment may be postponed by it, but this is
not probable.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-25


gates for the purpose of convincing them
that the better policy is to set into the
MCGUIRE band wagon.
Captain Admire Leader.
A delegation Of men from Kingfisher
came up last night to talk Roberts to
the delegates who mad arrived in the
city They were headed by the veteran
Captain J. Y. Admire. jim Robb, B. F.
Smith and others These men imned-
lately went to the Hubbard house and
from the time they arrived never stopped
talking of the merits and chances Of
their candidate for this nomination
Enid a Lively Place.
Enid presents a lively appearance to
night This afternoon the big, special
train from Pawnee county and eastern
Oklahoma arrived. It brought the Paw
ness. Payne. Logan delegations and scat
tering delegates who did not start be-
fore today. The Guthrie band, wearing
McNeal.s colors. came with the crowd
from Logan county. The saltwater and
Perry bands came, wearing Mcclure col
ors, and after arriving here there was
band music all over the city. Much en-
thusasm was displayed and every can
Oludke 1aQ an abundance OF rOOLeIS
TO indicate that the fight OF tomorrow
viii 90 down IN the annals of Oklahoma
as the greatest political convention the
territory has ever seen. Banners and
flags have been displayed to the breezes
and it seems that every citizen of Enid
is wearing. a reception committee badge.
There was a scramble this afternoon
and tonight Tor rooms but It is evident
that Enid viii take care Of her visitors
in splendid shape.
Beaver County Contestants.
Two contesting delegations will be here
tomorrow from Beaver county. Beaver
IS entitled 70 six delegates in the con
vention. One convention was called for
the 18th to select delegates to the Enid
convention. The call was published in
a paper mailed on the 18th and the con-
vention was held the following day. Geo.
II Healy- of Beaver heads the deIega-
tion which is said to be for MeNeaL
Another convention was called under
the call published by the territorial com
naittee and Il delegation elected which
Il headed by Dick Quinn. The second del
egation is for the organization and would
be for Dennis T. Flynn were his name
before the convention.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-25
81 0@D
POISON
Heals Cancer, Eating Sores, Ulcers,
Carbgacies, Offensive Eryptions,
itching Eczems-Stops Zone
Pains

Botanic Blood Baim Is. 3 B. kals OF
destroys lhe contracted or laharsfssi
poison ur v-glts in the blood sze44s Al
ths results ~ Biood Eo.son sach -
steers. eaii1S, festcrlag soEes p-mPlex.
oGtas-Fe eE1sr ttlEs- C3ape--c0sorel srets
suacels patches. sore throaE EeZth or
-uTGs 4N4S az aches IN barss hsck
or joints falling fasr ana iscEluz smart.
.ng sam. Makes the h.occ pure ala rzch.
zIsIENIE BLOOD Ez1-1f GEARA%-
-ZED - cura ihe werst AID Elasl ae~p-
sc2te1 cases afrer a. else fats For y
years the standard grUes-g Ter R.o1l
foIsaE. ceraeer aud 1lElgnEI h.rc<s
Troubles ASe iichiRg. SlASbY ExrZESl4
c2EalnclrS, scro1-la, TEc1ss-at5 s-u. c4taTgsl
ard al results of Impure Taszssa
SioeG- he&ks even sore s5ia1glzg tie
entire Se1- .uto 8 -4cll. LelltEg clrl5i-
ter. leaving Ire SKIN free trrg- every
evidence - BAD ts1S1 bed HAIR cuzzl-
pcsesl * pare Bot.slsl .1ETesl-lfss- LrssE-
ElsES. q rEr lr-f Eo-t4e- c1matc -
Ea-n sfEt lf-e 1H4 r-eFlir tr Hr1riE.
A-o-sa rl2lr1 &C. - aiitctsssl 81 -Atfaalz-
4i1- Describe kr24tae. AID free Eae54czl
slEscs Sent Il sealed better. 500 ta
- tehita - c = Eotts LTus CO. 4s-S2S-
1@--l-- NartA sz1E- - STezcs.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-25
NEBRASKA
CONVENTIONS
DEADL0CkED
PopuIiStS and Democrats are
Unable TO Agree.
BOTH HAVE CANDIDATES
Bryan Is Harmonizer and
Agreement Is Predicted.

Grand Island. Neb.. June s4-The Dem
ocratie and Populist state conventions
met in this city today. The former opening
at ? o'clock and the datter an hour later.
At midnight the two conventions were in
deadlock over the nomination for gov
ernors. The Democrats are contesting for
Constantine J. Snaythe. the former attor-
ney general. ard the Populists tenac-
iously cling TO Matthew F. Harrington.
Notwithstanding the deadlock. however.
the sentiment IS almost unanimous that
fusion on the entire ticket will be brought
about before daylight Both eonven-
tons early agreed 20 the report OF the
conference committee regarding an
equal division Of the offices. the party
losing the governor to have first choice
OF the remaining offices.
William J. Bryan had been on the
ground all day and his influence was
plainly visible in the action OF the two
bodies ard TO his good offices is due 10 a
great extent the harmany which has
come out Of what at one time seemed
TO be a somewhat turbulent body OF DEL
egates.
The issue in the state campaign will be
against railroads, corporations and tax
alton. but the resolutions endorse the
Kansas City platform and are plain on
national issues.
Grand Island. Neb.. June 24.-After the
organization of the Nebraska Populist
convention a resolution was offered pro-
viding for a conference committee with
the understanding that the Populists
should have the head Of The ffcNet II
was amended TO provide that no candi-
date should be declared elected unless
he received the nomination OF both con-
ventiOns. This was adopted. At the
evening session the convention proceed
ed to ballot for governor. Matthew +.
Harrington was nominated on the sec
ond ballot. The convention then reces-
sed until the conference committee was
ready 10 report. An agreement having
been reached by which both conventions
were TO ballot on Harrington and Smyth
until an election resulted. the Popullsts
then began voting on these two men.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-25
FARMERS, INsTITuTE woRk
Fifty Prominent Perso7s IN Uri;e6
States ard Canada Nee.

T-sshsuzraa. gune es-Flffg pertr-s
rr9rr-rc1t 81 FarasTs itlte rr1
faroaFhsat Ire Unlted stairs ars Canada
asserale5 taczT at fhs frh a-a-ei
uieetins - ths A1e-lcsa Assectarien -
Farr1ers f1sfisufe wcrssTr =. 3 Is~e
reported 90 ias-it1se w1rz ir Caifer--a-
= sEilin1z- - the zs91rf-ns-r - a-Tf-
culture Fprks = tha sasarsr = ro-errr
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-25

for these runaors, the bulletins have
seemed 10 indicate that the surgeons we-e
satisfied. in the first instance. with the
evacuation Of the abscess. and that they
made no attempt TO remove the appendix
or other structures which might contain
the germs of future danger, probably pre-
ferring TO defer such operation for rad
ical cure to some future pa-icd-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-25
THEY MURDERED OFFICERS
uuconHrn,eo Report cf . Nsfiry o.
Russian Cruise

Loudoa. Juze .A-Tse sehastaaol co--
Fesponaent q re Daily GTzgaic says r.
8 dispatch thst 2 rsreyI kas Tssehss
1hsrr q zsasiay CO eesrc - crlssr
Ee-c-n TIE gsuszszH 1teestsrrarezz
ssss5rpa II as.lzA seseral r-lrers =
~ cruissr ~ers zavze-e1 70 osrr~s-
pendent aids sA.i ,Ae rsPorr i4cxs eez-
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-25
WOMEN IN TENNIS
Miss nzUde Banks Defeated by Miss
Winner cf Wzshi7ctoa.

Philadelphia. Jsue 2s--The Wonsens
National Championship Jsnois tosrns-
ment began today On ths Erpunds n the
Philadelphia Crlcket club. The feafrr7 =
tosays rlaying zas the defeat ~ Hiss
Haude Banks. ths former Ph-lafeirhis
champion. by 8fss II T. Wilmer, of
Naahlnetan. -. -.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-25
TARIFF AND TRUSTS
Democrats viii TT 20 Make Them
issues N Campaign

wsshiagton. june A caucus II the
Democratic members cf TIE hense =aB
Be held On Friday night . eonssder -.
tari1 and trusts WITH view u rnal-i-x
these subjects foremost n tse coming
esrrT'a iEu fcr coagrsss- The rrst move s.
thiE directior was rns1s - fhe uen,ocrzt-
e. cerEress4erai cuuz-iitse sd the rasi-
sion fcv TIE saUcus gss clrcs1at4d tesay
as Chairman Grsxvs e thar c1<nrl,see.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-25
ONLY LIGHT PRACTICE
Harvard-YaIe Crewa Preparing for
THURSDAYS Contest.

New London. June 24-The Harvard
and Yale crews engaged in light practice
only today. in preparation for Thursday 5
races
President Roosevelt and his party will
come 10 New London from Boston early
Thursday morning and their special train
will be sidetracked here.
Mrs. Roosevelt viii come UP from Oys-
ter Bay on Thursday morning on the
Dolphin and the president will witness
the Harvard-YaIe boat race from that
vessel. At the conclusion OF the race
Mrs. Roosevelt will return 10 Oyster Bay.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-25
NiokeI PIate ExcnrsInns

To Portland, Me-, July 5th to 9Th,
Inclusive.
To Providence, r. l., July 9TH to
9th, inclusive.
One Fare for Round Trip.
BY eepOsiting ticket with agent terminal
line. an extension can be obtained until
August 18th returning. Write John Y
Callahan. General Agent. III Adams St,
Chicago, for particulars.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-25
q d . TIC 7rA.
Bears the n The Kind You Haya Aisays Bought
'S.a' Of GHNZN1EI<m
MOB IS REVELJNG
AT PATACE GATES
CONTINUED From FiTst Page. }

| danger which will hang over the king 5
life for some days to come. They exhort
the public to abandon ali ideas of festivity
and to return soberly to the duties of
| everyday existence as most behtting the
dignity of the nation.
The Daily Telegraph says: The eoun~
try viii bear one more inhiction, with
all its sorrow, deprivation. and infinite
Entcwardness, as it has rlany times be-
fcre, troubles which for the time seemed
overwhelming
The Standard says that the message
of coincidence from President Roosevelt
will be gratefully accepted as a token
that our friends and well-wishers abroad
sympathize with US IN calamity which
at best must impose an unwonted strain
on the patience and fortitude of the na-
ton"
The Daily Telegraph this morning says
that when King Edward was told that
an operation was imperative he exclaim-
ed; Operation or no operation, will not
disappoint the people; 1 must go to the
abbey"
WHAT PAPERS SAY
Paris. June 24.-The Paris papers this
morning give great prominence TO the
accounts of the Illness of King Edward
These are accompanied by expressions Of
the deepest sympathy with Great Britain
III the sudden change from the anticipated
rejoicings OF the coronation TO the afflic-
ton and anxiety caused by the dangerous
illness of the country's beloved and pop
ular monarch, who has just been the
main instrument in giving it the bless
Ing it so ardently desired-peace."
The Figaro says: The illness Of King
Edward only leaves room in English
hearts for anxious emotion. The suffer
ing sovereign was always a friend TO
France, and we respectfully associate our
selves with the sadness of his subjects
and still more so with their hopes"
The Gaulois this morning says: King
Edward was the king OF fashion before
he became lang OF England The king
dom of fashion is the whole OF Europe.
and Paris IS its capital Edward knew
his capital and his kingdom Wen. and
he was popular IN both before he ascended
the throne OF England
OPERATION MISDIRECTED.
London. June 24-Rumors are aaoat
this morning that although the necessity
Of surgery in his majesty's case was OBJ
vious. the actual operation was misdi-
rected. The symptoms Of geeat tc'n and
high temperature pointed - appendicitis
but when the appendix wus revealed Il
proved 70 be healthy and TIE ureSpects8 |
existence Of a large absc1ss r tte cocSs-m
vas discovered
Whether or not there is any foundation
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-25
LYNCH AGAIN REMANpED

Irishman Charged With Treason HsV-
ing Terrible Time.
London. June 24-At 20 Wstreet police
court today, after the taking of hrief and
unimportaat evidence. the case of Colonel
Arthur Lynch. member II parliament
elect from Galway. and formerly os the
Boer army. and who IS charged with high
treason. was again RENAMED. this time
r~r.sr f,-f--
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-25
The New ROYAL Muskoka Hotel

is situated in the center OF the hnest
summer resort region in America. known
as the Muskoka Lakes, within easy reach
Of the principal cities in Canada and the
United States. Open for guests June 1ath-
For further particulars. descriptive
matter and all fnforme ton. write Geo.
w. vaux. A. C. P. & T. A. Grand Trunk
Railway system, lS5 Adams street. CHI
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-25
GA q IT g rita.
B.ars the 1lhs kiad Yas Esw tlszE BasTs
If GNZNZz<6x
BURTON AT THE HEAD
President Invited to Come 70 Kansas
on May 30. 1904.

'"N'N-~ 70 (ON4t 70 Kansas
on May 30, 1904.
Washington. June ss-The Kansas Sele-
cation IN cogress. headed BY Senator Sur
ton. today escorted the csmmtrse from
that state 60 the White House ard f~vt-
ted the president u attend. on May 3
1894 he anniversary q the signing o.,
the Kansas-NebFaska bin. that finally ad-
rnitted Kansas as a free state
The president said that while he could
not commit himself al this tigas. be feit
that be would accept the Invitation.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-25

D. VILLAIN. one. Of the pioneers in Ok
lahoTna, and a resident of Lincoln
county, was an early visitor in Enid
Ulam can give some of the younger men
pointers in politics. and never fails to
attend a congressional convention. Ulan
formerly lived in Kansas, and was we'll
known figure around Douglass, Butler
cr11nfv
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-25

lows to reach Enid in order to see what
the candidates would do. Cade has as
many friends in Oklahoma as any other
delegate to this convention. and is de-
sevedly popular where he is known.
Frank Cook, one of the old-timers in
western Oklahoma, came over from
Washita county this morning. Cook hal
q fight made on him for territorial COM
mittecnaan this year. and went down in
the battIe. He is just as strong a Repub-
Iican as ever, and will do hard work for
the nominee Of the convention. R. 3.
Steel was the successful man, and is the
committeeman from Washita.