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RAILROADS.
N INV Norfolk sWestern

LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY.
y:O0 "A. M.-NORFOLk LIMITED. AT.
rIves Norfolk 1I:0U a. Nj. stops only at
Petersburg, Waverly and Suffolk.
a:05 "A. M.-CHICAGO EMPRESS. Bunet
Porlor Car, Petersburg to Lynchburg AID
Roanoke. Pullman Sleepers Roanoke to
Columbus. Bluefield TO CINCINNATI. also
Roanoke to Knoxville, and Knoxville to
Chattanooga ard Memphis:
1910 p. M,-fOANOKE EXPRESS for
Farmvlle. Lynchburg and ROANOKE.
800 p. M.-OCEAN SHORE LIMITED.
Arrives Norfolk $40 P. M. stops only at
Petersburg, Waverly and Suffolk. Con
meets with steamers to Boston. ProVl-
den:e. New York. Baltimore and wash
YES p. M.-For Norfolk and all stations
ea $50 p p p MMNEW ORLEANS SHORT
LINE, Pullman sleepers., Rlchmond to to
Lynchburg and Roanoke; Petersburg 10
East Radford: Lynchburg to Chattanooga.
Memphis and New Orleans. CAFE Dining
Trains arrive from the West 7:s5 A. M.
2:o5 r. M. and e:lo r M; from Norfolk
Office No KS East Main Street
". B. BEVLLL, c. II. BOSLEY,
o inT r "s M-L Local for West Point.
80 P, M.-Except Sunday, For West
Point connecting with steamers TOT BAL
tImore and river LANDINGS
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
G:55 A, M, and 6;43 p. N.-From al the
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SOUTH RN RAILWAY.

sCtIEDU LE IN EFFECT NOV. |. 1908,
1880 Is. M,-Dally. Limited. Buffet Pull
man to Atlanta and Birmingham New
Orleans. Memphis, Chattanooga and all
SIS 20 = :o M.MEx. Sunday. Chase city local.
1920 r, M.-Daily. Limited. Pullman
ready $3.50 p. NJ, TOR al the South.
y '.Gs',5 YORK RIVER LINE.
THE fayorlte route to Baltimore and
Eastern points. Leave Richmond 4:@ p.
NJ. daily. except Sunday -, Z, a.
500 a. N, EXCEPT sunday. Local mI1eo
s:S5 r. M.-Trom Charlotte and Durham.
$40 A, M,-From Chase City,
els A, M,.--I3al tlmore and West Point
$40 r, M.-From West Point:
~ ~ - G. NJ G. P, A.
Richmond. Va
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The New Plume,

November 20, 1903.
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n. F,&P. pure po.omao, 3, +,

R.F. &P. ss,s : ss,s rssss' 4 !
Trains Leave ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Gas A. NJ daily. Main ST. Through.,
7:i5 A, Mr., week days. Elba. AshlaAo
500 4, NJ, sunday only. Byrd St.
s;4p A, NJ, week days, Byrd st, Throusa-
3:Oo noon, week days, Byrd st. ThTonugn
crlcksburg accommodating, r..o,.h
sos p NJ, daily, Main st, IhTougH
6;25 p, NJ, week days Elpa' As''aHu W.
sos p, M, daily. Byrd ST. Through..
Tralns Arrive lohmond-SousnWar1u,
6:4O "A. Nj week days. Elba' AsHAha
s:lo x, NJ, week days, Byrd st, Fred
ericksburg accommodating ,,,,
8:35 A, NJ, daily. Byrd 81, LhIousSnt
li:45 A. NJ, week days, byru Oh
Through. Local stops, $1,000,
2;o5 +. NJ, daily. Main ST, Through Fl, /, "a
800 +. ~ week days, ElDa' Ash'aAa
s;5 Sta + +. NJ n. daily daily. Byrd St Through
1929 p. Nj, daily. Main st, Through.
Noite-Pulinnan Sleeping or Parlor. Eays
~ u. B. t5eIkRAh ef e,wd !GftI Y%AYfDi
GEM Mani. ASST. Gent Aan'r' TgaF, Man
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RAILROAOS.
n RAILROADS.
ATLANTIC CuAST Line.

/ IlxAI4No AA.TAt - A.AS4Anc.ND .D<a4AA =,
sg5z BY RD-o lEEEI SIAItON.
EFFECTIVE MONDAY, SEPT. 2lSI.
o:O5 A. NJ, a. G. l.. Express to al! points
600 a, III. Petersburg and Norfolk.
1910 p, NJ. Petersburg and N. q w west
500 p. M. Petersburg and Nor1o!R-
+4.lO p. NJ. Goldsboro Local..
$50 p, M. Petersburg Local..
7:25 r. NJ. "Florlda and West Indian Lirn-
tied" to all points South.
o.4o p. Mr. Petersburg and N. s: w. West,
II 80 p. M. Petersburg Loyal. n,n
TRAINS ARRIVE RICH MOND.
s:43 A. NJ, 7:s5 A: NJ, s:2o q. NJ 4. s -
EXCEPT Sunday: 2:o5 P. NJ. 7:2o ?. M. ';s'
p. NJ, $40 P. NJ
'hSce g s. ucAAiPDELL, Div. Pass.Ast Il
". J., CRAIG. Gen. Pass. ACT.
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WOODWARD TO CELEBRATE.
Big Celebration and Barbecue to Be
Held September 10.

woodward, o. T., July 1.-THE News
of yesterday said: A public meeting of
the citizens of Woodward was held at
the city hall on Tuesday evening to take
steps toward celebrating the 10th of Sep
tember.
Attorney Appelget was elected chair
man of the temporary meeting. The
matter was given full discussion and
every one present was in favor Of a
rousing big celebration and barbecue.
The Old Soldiers and Old Settlers will
hold their annual reunion on September
Il and IS and they will be present by noon
of the 18th to take part in the celebra-
tion. The following executive committee
and appoint subcommittee and decide
on attractions. grounds, length Of cele-
bration, ETC.: Chairman A. NJ Appelget,
II. c. Thompson, B. ". Key, John ]. Ger
lach. J. H. Hopkins, w. H. Briggs. ]. w.
Miller, c. A. Hoops and f. S. Virgins.
This committee is a good strong one and
every member is known as hustler and
all can look forward to the 18th OF Sep
tember, 1893 for the greatest celebration
in Woodward's history. Governor Fer
guson promised the News publisher early
in June to be present so we are sure of
his presence and an address. Let every
one put a shoulder to the wheel and all
work for a grand celebration on the
above date.
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GENERAL MILES AT SILL.
Makes a Personal Ride of 35 Miles in
One Day.

Anadarko. o. T., July u.-General Mel
son A Miles. commanding general of the
United States army left Ft. Sill at s
o'clock this morning and rode to Fort
Iszo. He passed through this city about
1889 a. m.
Lieutenant Smith, squadron quartermas-
ter at Ft. Sill, was in the city yesterday
with horses and pack train going over the
route and establishing relays at distances
of ten miles. The. nearest relay TO this
city is four miles south of town and the
next one was stationed six miles north of
the city.
To appaise the citizens when the. cav
alcade arrived. Manager Wilcox of the
ice plant stationed man on top tho
tower of his works to gi< the signal
when the General came in sight and the
whistle at the ice plant blew, notifying
all Of their approach. The route through
the city entered the city from the Mis-
sion road south of tRn. Broadway TO
Fourth. Fourth street TO Main street,
main street to Sixth street. Sixth street
across the bridge. north oI the Agency.
What purpose the Geseral has in max
ing a personal ride OF about eighty FIVE
miles in one day is not known. but he
August and it is supposed that this is
his final tour OF inspection; and it may
be that he wants TO show the President
that he is something Of q Rough Rider
himself
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S - s-rS Ia 4 @s
s.s.. ,..,.... @'h Ml ki1i ,:5 Haze .!..s B's'
's'a'''' ~ &RzzZ1
NOT ON THE MAP.
But Lots Have Been Sold and Men
VIII Build.

6ut LOIS nave Been Soid ana NJ Ter
VIII Build.
Washunga, o. T., July u.-Washunga is
the name Of a town not as yet on the
map, but lots have been sold and a town
will soon be built UP. People are camped
on the townsite awwaiting the approval
of lot sales. The following people have
decided to build at 'once:
NJ. ]. Roth Of LonGton, Kan, on lots 13-
a. block II, business.
George B. Howard, NJ. D., lots 1920,
block II, business.
W. H Haubein, Lockwood, Mo, business.
C. C. Holbrook, Junction City, Kan, on
lots 7-S-9, block 10, residence.
Willim Belmont lots 2o-21-22, block 10.
residence.
H. C. Crous, Newkirk, lots 1-2-3, block
y. residence
NJ L. Lippard, Newkirk, lots 14-15, block
u, residence.
u. residence, two story.
Lew Benson, lots 1878, block u, bust
ness 24x5O.
o. A Mitscher on lots 1924 block Il,
business or bank.
J. E. Libby, Arkansas City, Kan, lots
5, block II.
Ely Hirris. ottawa, Ohio, lot 6, block
II, drug store 2 story and basement.
]. ]. Williams, Kaw, o. T., on lot 10,
block II. dry goods.
o. C. Hunsicker, Kaw, o. T., lot IL,
in block II,
The writer, Benson. the real estate man,
has talked to all and a dozen or more
others who are sure to build.
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IMPOSSIBLE
LEAGUE WILL NOT UNITE WITH
CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR.
Denominational Young Peoples Soci
cites Have Come to Stay.


Detroit. Mich, July i1.-Dr. J. 8. Berry
worth League Of the u r church hRs
the following to say tonight in regard 90
the movement said tc have been proposed
at the Christian Endeavor convention at
Denver 10 amaigamate the Epworth
League. the Christian Endeavor society
and the Baptist Young Peoples Union into
one organization:
The day when there was any doubt
about the ACCESSIBILITY OF a denominational
union OF young peoples societies is past
The marvellous success Of the Baptist
Young Peoples Union and the Epworth
League has demonstrated the fact that
the dlstinctively dsnominational society
has come 20 stay. We os the Epworth
League believe in Christian unity. bat not
Fl orrsnfc union The cen0minstional
young peoples society. e. seems to uA.
is 49, % f.4I es a denor1inatioBal church
or Sunday school.
''The Methods and Bapiis denomlna-
tions would never consent 70 have their
young people furnished with literature
~ outside persons We have doctrines
ard a policy for which We stand and
the Epyorth League is a part Of the
life % the denomination.
All talk of the Epworth League going
into organic union with young peoples
society Is talk about an utter impossibll-
itv"
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this week to visit her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Zeph Stafford.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. p. ParrOtt and Mrs.
D. NJ. Jones will go to Cheney this morn
ing an an automobile and spend the day
with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Jones, return
ing this evening.
John Bowen, mail messenger. living at
go South Mfwood. West Side, was set
| ting up the cigars to the postoffice force
of fifty-odd yesterday. It's a girl. a
beauty. Mother doing well.
Victor Murdock received communiea-
ton Yesterday from a Mr.. Smith in Gin
cinnati stating that he had started for the
Kansas wheat fields with thirtyfye men
who wanted 10 work as harvest hands.
Mrs. Amos Sites and Mrs Jessie Min
Mich leave this evening for Colorado
Springs and Manitou. where they intend
to remain during the hot months. Mr.
Ainnieh and Mr. Sites will follow later.
Mr.. 7. Mahaney yesterday received a
message from Colorado Springs an
nouncing ths birth Of son at the home
Of Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Abbott in that
city. Mrs. Abbott was formerly Miss
Mahaney OF this city.
John Busenbark. farmer like, arose
early and left orders for feeding OF
stock and for starting the threshers and
then came 70 town. He will drive home
in the cool Of the evening and learn
what the average yield per acre viii be
Miss Jennie l. Gerard has accepted
rosi,ion with Frarkel Frank e. Co. OF
Kansas City for few weeks. Later she
will visit other eastern markets The
coming season she VIII have charge n
Mrs. q. Campbell's millinery department.
Chris BIoss received a fish weighing =
pounds by express Friday from the Wal
nut. sent BY the camping crowd who left
here Monday night. The crowd was com
posed OF Miss Helen Bloss. Mr. and Mrs
GooHaI. Mr.. Everett Whsley. Master Les
ter GOodall. Miss Anna Brimmer. Mr..
Harris and Raymond and Choate Brim-
rner
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My brother was cured of Bright's dis
ease from the use Of Peruna, and 50 de-
termined 10 try u for my trouble.
Imagine my great joy when / found
that it relieved me quite bit the iirst
month and l was entirely without pain
during that period after having used Pc
run only four months
This Is about two years ago and all
during that time l have suffered no pain.
/ can now come and go as like and con-
slider Peruna woman's best friend and
wish that every suffering woman might
know that she can dnd relief through
the use OF this medicine. Mrs. Jennie
Rose.
1t Is no longer a question as TO whether
Peruna can be relied on TO cure all such
cases During the many years In which
Peruna has been put 10 test In all forms
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COMING LOCAL EVENTS.

The Caroline Harrison Sewing Circle
viii meet with Ms wibking, al James
street. Tuesday. July a. 1sa. at 2-sl
o clock
Harmony Council. II. T. 4 A. meets
in regular session Monday night r. their
hail over 40 Eas; Douglas avenue AL
members invited
All members of District Council % THE
Carpenters union are requested % D.
present a. East side haH a. % ociock
sharp. Important business.
The Highland Cemetery association VII
give Al Zee cream social nexf "wednesday
evening the 18th inst. ~ the horSs q:
MIS- Lovelznt. ~ South Main street
AL friends are cordially invited
Fo7es; City IodE. Va. g Select Knights
snd Ladies WI bod bsske, p.rnic az
HYDE park On cert koadsy sfteTnoon and
evening. JGly Eth Al members s1f
friends are cordially izvitef - attend
The wichita Ceutral ". g 2. l. En
hold their regular rzseti-E r. the narth-
east basement roozz e the coart Aezss
Tuesday. July "A. a, ? II cordial
Invitation Is exsea6ss 20 TIE East stds
and West SIDE uzioas
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CURES WEAK MEN FREE.
lnsures Love anc Happy Hsms
For All.

How any nan nay quickly cure himself
after years OF suffering from sexual weak.
ness, lost vitality. night losses. yaricoceIe
etc and enlarge small, weak organs ~
f,Il size and vigor. Simply send your narns
and address 10 DR.. Knapp Medical 90
SSs Huh Bldg. Detroit. Mich, ana thev
ali gladly send free receipt with mi
cirections 50 that any man may eaSsIx
cI.re himself At home This is certafnix
s most generous offer, and the follou-fr<
extracts taken from their daily mail shos
yShaT men think OF their generosity:
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Dear Sifs.-Ycurs was received and
had no trouble in making use q the re,
ccipt as directed and can Irc1hfutly say
IL is = boon 10 weak -neG- ! am xrestly
Improv,d il size. strength and vigo-"
Al corresponds nee = strictly coafd-n.
tial mailed in plain sealed envelope rns
receipt Is free for the asking, an6 Ihey
want eyerT man 20 have IL
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ORIENT is
TO BUILD
TO SUPPLY
Will Put in Operation an Act
of the Legislature
WITHIN THREE MONTHS
Trains viii Be Running from
Woodward to the Fort
WITHIN THREE MONTHS

Guthrie, Okla, July 11.-Ex-Senator jim
Candy of Ft. Supply was here today and
announces that the Orient railway COM
pany will build the road to FIT. Supply
which will put in operation the law, pass
ed ythe recent legislature, transform
ing the old fort buildings into terri
torial insane asylum.
Senator Candy says the Orient will
build from Fairview, Q. T., on the Orient
main line, via Woodward to Ft. Supply
a distance Of, 5, miles. The road between
Woodward and Ft. Supply will be COM
pleted within ninety days and the por-
ton between Woodward and Fairview
will be completed afterYard
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BALI.
National LEAGUE.


ST. LOUIS. Z; PHILADELPHIA 4.
st. Louis, July list. Louis won to-
days game from the Philddelphias pret-
T. much as they pleased. In the first
three innings they settled matters by
pounding Washburn for six runs The
game was loosely played and feature
less. Attendance, 3,509. Score: R.H.E.
St Louis ...-.-.-....3 , 0 o l o s. II l
Philadelphia ........1 0 021 coo o. Ii 5
Batteries-Rhoades, Currie and j.
ONeill; Washburn and thinner.
PITTSBURG. 10; BOSTON, ?
PittsbuTg, July 1l.-Pjttsburg won by
good batting and Boston's errors. Phil
lippi was hit but was saved by excel
lent support. Attendance, 500. Score:
RHE.
Pittsburg ...........O O1O1O43*-1O Z >
Boston ..............0 0 0011 90 % +
Battcries-Phnlippi and Smith; Pittin-
ger and Moran.
NEW YORK, s; CINCINNATI. 6.
Cincinnati, July u.-Cincinnati handed
todays game to the New Yorks by stupid
work on the base, with a scance to tie
the score in the seventh Steinfield was
raught of third. AIcGinnity was KNOCKED
but of the box in the sevent hand Mat
thewson took his place. Attendance
b.o00. Score: R.HE.
Cincinnati ..........0 0 O500-6 s 3
New York ..........5 0 0 o > 0 II o. s 10
Batteries-Poole and Bergen; McGin-
nifty. Mathewson and Warner.
BROOKLYN, >; CHICAGO. O.
Chicago, July 1l.-Only one of the locals
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Breaks a Record.

Cleveland, July n--Lou Dillon today
broke the worlds record for trotting
mares by one-fourth of a second, going
the mile in 2:051k 1t was the second
fastest mile ever trotted, Cresceus alone
having a better mark
1t was nearly O'Clock when Lou Dill
Ion appeared for her trial of a mile
against AXIS record of 2:0S ga. The
track was in excellent condition. Millard
Sanders was IN the sulky and two run
ners accompanied the little mare around
the track.
She got away at the first trial. stepping
like a whirlwind, and at no time did she
falter. She reached the first quarter in
81 IA. the half in 1:Ol 81. the three-quar-
tiers in ! :32% and finished the mile in
4:C5Ik amid tremendous cheering.
Lou Dillon is owned by c. K. C. Bill
ings Of CHICAGO
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and stages Of acute and chronic catarrh
no one year has put this remedy to
greater test than the past year
Peruna is the Acknowledged eatarrh
remedy of the age. pr Hartman. the
compounder 81 PeFuna. has written a
book on the phases of catarrh peculiar 20
women. entitled. Health and Beauty"
u will be sent free 20 any address BY
The Peruna Medicine Co.. Columbus. Ohio.
II you DO not derive prompt snd sltis-|
factory results from the use of Frruua,
write az once 90 pr. Hartman. giving a
fun statement of your case, ana De via
be pleased 20 give sou hla valuable adj
vice gratis.
Address Or Hartman preside1, q
The Hartman SanitariIm. Columbus.
Ohio.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.
American LEAGUE.

BOSTON, 8; CHICAGO. 5.
Boston, July 1.-THE locals pounded
Dunkle all over the field today and Won
the last game of the series. Young let
let up in the inning when Chicago got
two runs Collins batted in terrific fash
ion, getting three singles. triple and a
home run. Attendance, $3.50. Score:
RH.E
Boston ..........fOo5O0002S15 3
Chicago .....0 O10002 2 10 2
Barteries-Young and Criger; Dunkle
and Slattery.
CLEVELAND, 10; PHILADELPHIA, 8.
Philadelphia July u-An electrical
storm delayed the start of today's game
more than an hour. The field was a
sea of mud and the home club fielded
miserably. Cleveland ruled WaddeH OFF
the rubber in the fifth inning. Attendance,
6.oo0 Score: R.H.E.
Cleveland .......-...0 . y I-lV IA .
Philadelphia .......0 0 0 0 90 &3 Z
Batteries-Bernhard and Bemis; Wad-
dell, Henley and Powers.
DETROIT, 4; WASHINGTON. 0.
Washington, July 1.-THE Detroits won
the last game Of the series. shutting out
the home team. Mullfn had excellent
control and the six hits the locals made
off him were scattered in as many in
nings. Attendance, 1900. Score: R.H.E.
Washington ....OOO 100000 % S 4
Detroit ...........0O 0 3 OIL 90 o. 4 10 2
Batteries-Patten and Kittredge; Mullin
and Mcguire.
NEW YORK, 8; ST. LOUIS. 4.
New York, July 1.-THE last game of
the series between st. Eouis And New
York developed an eleven inning contest
which the home team won. St Louis
held the lead up TO the ninth and the
sore was tied and the winning run was
made in the last half of the eleventh
with only two out. Attendance. $500
Score: R.HE.
New York OOO201o-5l l3 ?
st. Lous ........OOOO13 Oo4u 1
Batteries-Tannehill and O'Connor; Ev-
ans, Sunhoff and Kahoe.
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AM MERlCANS
WINNERS AT
THE SHOOT
Recapture the Palma Trophy
at a tournament
THEY BEAT THE WORLD
United Kingdom Is Second and
Canada Third

Bisley, Eng, July 11.-America today re-
captured the Palma trophy. Her team
scored an aggregate of 1910 out of a
possible 1850 and beat all the best shots
OF Europe. Africa, Australia and Canada,
congregated for the first time on British
soil to compete for the worlds premier
shooting trophy. Great Britain was sec
ond with 1,555. With the exception Of
the 800 years range at which the United
Kingdom beat them by points the Amer
ican team demonstrated superiority over
all corners.
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Baptist Preachers.

Blackwell. o. T. July 1.-THE Baptist
Ministers institute with met in ne Bap-
tist college building on Tuesday, perfected
its organization as follows: Rev L. W
Marks was elected president Rev. c. D.
SpiIlman and Rev. c. L. Berry vice pres
idents. Rev. J. T. Stevens secretary, and
Rev J. r. Eldridge treasurer
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,prCAN ASSOCIATION STANDING
Western LEAGUE.

At Kansas iCty-Kansas City, s; Peoria,
4.
At Omaha-Colorado Springs, 81; Oma-
ha, "a.
At Des Moines-Des Moines, 11-6; Den
yer. 1-9.
At Mnwaukee-St. Joseph, 4; Milwau
kae 9
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AUGUSTUS WHEAT.
First Load Tests So Pounds and Sells
Welt

Augusta, o. T, July 1.-THE immense
wheat harvest is over and threshing is
on in full blast. The first load of new
wheat was bought by the Choctaw Mil
& Elevator Co. II tested So pounds and
brought So cents. It was sold by A r
Whetworth. This years is the largest
wheat crop ever raised here.
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In SinuIa ScuIIs.

London, July I1.-At the Kingston regat-
"a, Guy Rixon, of the Kingston Bowling
clug, beat James 3. Puvf fnal Of the YES
per Boat club, of Philadelphia, in the pre-
Ilminary heat for the single scutls. Rixon
also won the final heat, defeating Man
no, the Hungarian reprelative.
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WITHOUT FUNDS.
Five Young Men Have Reached To
peka Ready 20 Work.

Topeka, kan. July u.-Fitc yosnr f1s7
reached Topeka this afternoon from Neu
York city. 10 auswer O. calls for hsrvsss
hands They say they have been en-
pioyet as clerks They admit fhrv ars
practically without funds Forty more
wif arrive tonight they say. from Ses
York cifT. ard az least 80 men are sn
route and viii reach here before y aaay.
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On q Strike.

Lawton, o. T.. July u.--An Of the news
paper Offices Of this city refused yester-
day TO sign up the contract with the
Lawtor Typographical union on the 5th
inst, and as a consequence all the union
printers in the city went out upon a
strike.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-12
Governor Goes to Oklahoma CITY.

Guthrie, o. r, July 11.-Governor 7. B.
Ferguson went to Oklahoma City today
noon to attend meeting Of the board of
regents of the Territorial university at
Norman. Bills are to be allowed, plans
for the new buildings discussed and the
matter of the fund for the equipment of
the university dispensed with.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-12
Thousands of Women Owe Their Health
and Usefulness to Pernna.
Oar Testimonials are Genuine and in
the Exact Words of the Writer.

Miss Katherine Dauter, 2ss 18th St, Mil
waukee, Wis, writes:
81 am glad to recommend Pc
ruua as it has done so much for
me. have been a great sufferer
from catarrhal colds until | was
urged to try Peruna, and am
happy to say it has entirely cured
me. shall never be without it
and most cheerfuIly recommend
it to others who are afflicted as
have BEEN"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-12
trakee > WorId,s Record.

Cambridge. Mass. July n.-fn a race
against time at ChaiCes E<Nr park today
Albert Champion rode a mile on his double
cylinder motor in IS 4-5 seconds, making
the worlds record for the distance.