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Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1903-07-10
THE LATEST NEWS IN SHORT ORDER
Domestic.

There is a disposition on the part OF
| the Cuban senator's to delay action
upon the treaties until the United States
Congress has acted upon the reciprocity
proposals.
The annual report of James Z. Rod
erick, chief OF the Pennsylvania Depart
ment of Mining, shows the year was
very prosperous in the bituminOus re-
gionS.
A. c. Dallam and his wife, Sophia,
were found dead in their home, near
Philadelphia: Both had been shot.
Whether murder or suicide is myS;
terry.
The coroner's jury in New Haven,
Ct, decided that Mrs. Adelia Randall,
who was found dead with two bullet
wounds in her head, committed suicide.
G. w. Lathrop, agent for the Chi
cago and Northwestern Railroad at
Clyburn Station, on the suburbs, was
fatally shot in struggle with a rob-
Der.
Joseph Agenar Lamothe, who is
wanted in Lowell, Mass, on charge
Of murder, was shot in the abdomen
while resisting arrest in New York.
In revolver fight in Steelville, Mo-,
in which five men participated, one was
instantly killed and three others prob
ably fatally wounded.
James Martin, gunner on the moni-
tor Arkansas, was fearfully stabbed by
his brother Charles in Brooklyn
A trolley car was blown from the
track by dynamite in Topeka, Kan, but
no one was seriously hurt
The fve-master Rebecca Palmer ar
rived in damaged condition at Vineyard
Haven, Mass, having been in collision
with the schooner Young Brothers off
Montauk Point.
The treaties covering the naval and
coaling station bases and the treaty
placing the Isle of Pines wholly under
Cuban sovereignty were signed in
Havana.
Silas Stull, who was one of the first
men in Luzerne county. Pa, to answer
President Lincoln's call for volunteers,
died at his home in Courtdale.
Arthur A. Hopkins and William
Lynch were sent to jail by Judge Hol-
dom in Chicago, and two other labor
leaders were fined for violating an in
junction.
Mrs. Warren Thorpe and her daugh
ter, Pearl Mcdonald, were arrested III
Jackson Mich, on the charge of muir
dering the formers husband.
Mgr. Dennis J. O'Connell, the new>
rector of the Catholic University at
Washington, sailed from New York for
Havre en- route to Rome.
A number of people lost their lives and
much property was destroyed by cloud
burst in the southwestern section of Kan
saS.
A plan for financing the Lehigh Val
ley Railroad was agreed upon at meet
ing in Philadelphia appointed for that
purpose.
Five white men were arrested at
Scottsboro. Ala, on the charge of par
ticipating in the lynching of Andrew
briggs, colored.
The year Just closed at the Philadel-
phia mint has been record breaker IN
the number of coins, medals and dies
struck.
The transport Fitzpatrick sailed from
Manila for New York with 500 tons OF
exhibits for the St. Louis Exposition.
The annual wage scales Of the Anal
gamated Association of Iron, Steel and
Tin Workers went into effect yesterday.
George Shattuck Morrison, a member
of the Isthmian Canal Commission, died
at his home, in New York.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1903-07-10
Financial.

1,,,es r. Keene was credited WIN
projecting t Steel on the decline
"M;lls cannot pay present prices Tor
cotton %, says Cornelius n h Bliss; has
;, E'e oaid its usual 8 per cent annual
dividend. A.. ,r,o,,rt Of S4Is,-
N Tn. arrived at San Francisco inc
G Syst big bic shipload Of the season a.;,,. cav
Na 5us, sts,s wheat crop will be os'ooo ooo o,
b,',b. tsAT a very great increase over 'Ss'
year.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1903-07-10
r.,,,.th Child Named Roosevelt

Pittsburg, Pa. (s'eeiaD.- :: s;unet
D d rm,,r o. whose surname is S'sn net,
koosss' at the home ,f ex-Chief OF 20
lr,. " pras;dent's nanrsake is the TWEEN W,
me i .,';d horn to Mr. and Mrs. Sig
. nst an, u to mark tin proud event A;, tho
net anu u , so the gi,en name OF Theo,
boy WIZ Roo n NJ. Signet has no. !.
do I;sc HV the President Of his new raW 1h,
notinca r .hs father is veteran OF th'
sake; W., ne ,.,d is 81 ears old.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1903-07-10
SPARKS FROM THE WIRES

Tho Iowa Republican Convent;
met at Des Moines; Governor nor Uu', w%;ch
was was renominated. The platform n T Iaudt
WAS WAS prepared by Senator Als son. t tsrif
protection principle, but says 'n to M meet
P pcbedules should be altered to n''''
'" The Central Conference 6 OF A"ne de-
can Rabbis. in session at Ds rs power
t tn eraec tnr anything in the nature any
OF t.rg aesi IN the Sabbath as observed Os
the Jews.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1903-07-10

Over TYcial).-Over &c

Over TgciaD.-Over 20 c8'"
Washington minor character wei.
alties, mostfesult OF the celebrate"
reported az. The only serious s.' case
OF the Fas that Of John e. oy" '';a;t
howevese ., wyo., who was on a,. v,s,.
of Lsington. While e;l he was Of pt ehlor-
i ing potash and mnra'iS s ssid an f rs
I I~Sn H INJURIES which probably Will
.o,,a fatal.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1903-07-10
RESCUED BY FAITHFUL DOG.
John Leonhardt Proves Value of Four.
Footed Friend

Suffering intensely from the effects
of fall from twenty foot trestle
which resulted in the fracturing of
both his legs and serious injury to his
spine, John Leonhardt Of Columbus,
o., lay beside the Panhandle spur
back of the state hospital from
o'clock in the morning until o'clock
when his faithful st. Bernard dog
awoke the injured mans father BY
barking and scratching at the door az
led him to the spot.
Seeing what had happened the ~.
Leonhardt called Pletcher's hou
lance No. 1 and had the injuru NO.
sent to the Protestant hospitl, wheio
he was attended by DR.. Ho'ell. LeoN
hardt was, on his way HON. ne n'e'
with his parents west of ne state nus
pital. He was walking along the spur
track and by misstp lurcnea "'e'
the trestle.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1903-07-10
Foreign.

q Five hundred prominent perSol
e tended the independence Day DIM
!, the American Society in London.
bassador Choate and Senator [
a made happy speeches, The former
1t gested the erection OF a statue OF
$ ington in London, and the latt
he would like to see statue in
It OF Monroe. =.
= The British Automob;;L,;;o,,fr,
g speed trial at Phoenix Park'ytnmoE
. tracted large crowds. B
est won the cup for
kilometre in II Is SIS panipn
weighing under 1000 Twas se. .l,ot
q ,,t az "Thou Shalt Sfegardlng the
by by the Berlin pols reasonable.
I. it contained SITS, Of an AMER
!. Emperor declsany, is invest gay
Vice-Presidd also financial a Az.
t. c,r Iocomo5ns in Russia IN the
). ing locomlcan hnanclerS.
: economiy of the admission OF the ne.
k interest,ud into the Swiss Coh, ',,,
;, The celebrated by the perform,
Il Cant aIIegorical play which was
a a eraa by 10000 people: Cor
d an International automobile race TOT 81,
: y,os Gordon Bennett Cup, run III
+ a"e Sas won by Jenatzy, of the ue.-
N team, who coveree Inc and c
ON miles, in E hours 80 illll,u NM, ,,ade p;
o oa3nds The American team , iilSur n
'9 70 -, ;s'p chauffeur were badly injured
In tne me- minister denied the report
&c ! .o,c committed upon natives y
a[ Gonao State officials, and mo ,! 4
lie C3hg o,6dence in King LeopoldS &c &c
illustration and management
,ongo State. , no o,;,
nv 80 and more influence with u
~ H5;nese government in consequence ;'t.
i,a''i Chinese belief that Russia IS in.e NC,
;lr hampering Chlna's develop,,e'
D, lament lis that it did not intend 10 e, .
, ,o d, the existing subsidies Tor melel"
new nS;ns IN" which may be used in time
war. ,o, maneuyers
ahe i }aR Korea will, it is reported,
followed by a Japanese deino''''iA''
Ill Manv officers and men OF the on''
c, aa European Squadron, now al
chor off Kollundborg, visited COP
hagen.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1903-07-10
psiIrosd Wreck at Buffalo.

Buffalo (SpeciaD.-Two persons we.o o
killed, one badly injured and a ,, Seo,o
s S,;abtlv cut by flying glass in collision
hatweer a switch engine and a Passen
GER train on the New York oe" Th r,
T Railroad within the city limits switch ' o1
to s %f"' where i struck , the b: swts
engine. Myesr; j.. was ssei rsDs and instantly
Killed b, ed hss saF' sS iaa, crushing Ken
nedv. who was INSIDE.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1903-07-10
GREAT CABLE COMPLETED
Message Sent Around The World ia Nine
Minutes.
MR. ROOSEVELT OPENS THE LINE.
Various 0.hcr Messages Sent to Governor
Taft-A Storm at Honolulu Had Temper
arily Checke: the Completion OF tie Line,
to the Presidents Disapp
History of the Great Project.

r Oyster Bay, N. Y. Especially .-Presi-
dent Roosevelt sent the first message to
Governor Taft over the Pacific cable at
1850 p. m, and received Governor Taft'S
reply at lilo p. m.
The message read:
Oyster Bay July 4.
To Governor Taft, Manila:
open the American Pacific cable with
greetings to you and the people of the
Philippines.
(Signed)
THEODORE ROOSEVELT.
Governor Taft's cable in reply was as
follows:
Manila, July a. 1903.
To the President:
The Filipino people and the Americans
resident in these islands arc glad to pre-
sent their respectful greetings and con-
gratulationS to the President of the
United States, conveyed over the cable
with which American enterprise has
girdled the Pacific, thereby rendering
munication between the two countries.
1t will certainly lead to closer union and
better mutual understanding of each
others aims and sympathies, and of their
common interest in the prosperity Of the
Philippines and the education and de-
velopment of the Filipinos. TAFT.
At 1923 p. m. the President started
his message around the world to Clarence
Mackay. 1t went via San Francisco,
Honolulu and Manila, and was received
back here at 1875 p. m The Presidents
message read:
Oyster Bay, N. Y, July.
Clarence H. Mackay, president Pacific
Cable Company, Oyster Bay, New
York:
Congratulations and success to the Pa
cihc cable, which the genius of your la
mented father and your own enterprise
made possible.
(Signed) 1t
THEODORE ROOSEVELT. r.
The official time of the message fro
President Roosevelt to Clarence fine
Mackay sent around the world wSinlv t
minutes elapsed time. bited ST
The answer to President Rhina io
from Clarence H. Mackay sepfa;th Of a
the world occupied nine and door in \
minutes, and was as follows 20 bar O,
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1903-07-10
LANNON'S AND EXPLoSiFro'
r.,,,. ., ,u,, Accidents in Various Paris 0'
Country.

Harlan, la. (speciaD:L5aC.Fhaan1Ie;s, h in1a
5 pissca as condition and av Petss h Gns
probably WIN nre rU explosion OF a
suit OF ,'h;i I Kinsey made from scrap
cannon ;rnn' K aIiey lost both legs and O'eO
to death.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1903-07-10
NATIONAL CAPITAL AFFAIRS.
ReSentel By Russia.

The Russian Government has at.
thorizcd, through its embassy here, thii
statement for publication in the United
| States for the information of all con.
cerned:
"The Russian Government most posi-
lively and absolutely denies tic report
that it offered to the American Govern
ment, either through the Russian En-.
bassy at Washington or the American
Embassy in ST. Petersburg, a"y official
explanation regarding the Kischenelf III
cident, and declares that it has never
been addressed by the AniesSan Coy
crnmcnt on the subject.
"The Russian Government must cate>
gorically refuse to receive from any
power any representations, petitions OF
communications regarding its internal
affairs"
This emphatic announcement of the I
Russian Governments intention to sub
Ject the American envoy at St. peters,
burg to severe snub in case he slT
present the petition of the B'nai b.
upon the KiScheneff affair has c2 =
a profound sensation in Adminiy
and diplomatic circles.
The State Department autho
following:
FAT tie State Department.
by high official in the abLns
rotary Hay that the delgTrcW
ing the petition Of the A5Sb H"5
of Jewish faith as to hnt
of their co-rcligioni7 wouIy
solely due to the .ktcmona. /
the address to thchlc ..pT
the petitioners ESiotXr9t..
pr T%%tiS pi to ',THhe &I to
Sian Goyernmehy c@thc re-
were made oftpicty bur
other to Our { own 1t WEI
ment has be, TO give eX-
act only in lSathy felt rot
ouircmcnts don, but by all
within tho for the untor-
most ceRc been the victims
prcssioNling massacrcS ann
the ,cction it was pointed
tuw official, who disciaImeo
mo speak in his official ca
Over that it seemed some
re, to say the least that t;s
yernment should choose lni'
method of making, s'aic.
he American people at tne
wien by methods which arc
,c reverse of friendly to the
ltcs it has sought to max
n in breaking the Phsnecu
/ the powers as to the open
anchur;a and has endcavofGa
r people from access TO tn0
N trade
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1903-07-10

cincinnati (speciaD.-3?ne H Sar. IN
s ssby j1f are e4d d5f Of 9 St
none is expected gsTe caused sU cd by premature
az nlosions of fireworks.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1903-07-10

: the world occupied nine AMI
: minutes, and was as followsb
t To the President, Oyster tle
thank you deeply for 10
t and l earnestly hope Nv.
: cable, by opening the wof the
v great East, may provgo inter
the commerce of the -hc l. .o,,,,
: CLARENGouS slo tod
n President Roosgd prevented
S cable was deferrg up, the , Ter .
position of the &c ana iii"N0
+ t H1,'1 cable Ies shart the President S
minus Of en snG ali arrange
/ 1t Wasting the message ir n,,,.
i. messag6fices here we're ~ 'o onl
r about 7he Postal Telegraph .t AM
/ mentnv placed set OF !nstr u
{ aS., Ofics' b aqe and nDi New Ne, Yorl
+ he instruments with a long
| u
telephone wire .o r;s me:
sd Gate1 Roq' fsft' and also prepare
% o ' 6e sent around the W ,y,o 9on
to- to &c Clarence srr Mackay, Of the Ion
al { Cable Company n JI the ' mo o
s sncing that the opening OF 3t, tine yn
to be deferred at least 81 te Wppnoiul
count Of the trGuH %as al disappoint
delay, as he was Pa .d dirrct cal cal
that the opening OF the , r,i'i It's %
, 'een the United States ana ., l5' or pr
e eT in i| the Philippine, isl sho oumo Tsi
NJ linz; reU would M TX distinct eiio''
~, ,;.torv Of this country
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1903-07-10

M,ucie, Ind. (Specia).I,MIG}F.taonii o {Tu
I5-yGea;r rf is S dead from premature o sX
pIosion Of pistol wn'T nnr PC Ma' The
pairing for celebration th pu' weapon was
boz boy did not know the "e7p'"
loaded.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1903-07-10

A cheerful courtenance betoVe"s =
good heart-Rnpert-
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1903-07-10

Indianapolis, Ind. (specialLJ L :Mh5ef t6c
P RaSpth Premature explosions cau SEQ
nearly near bu an one ,l are boys Three will lose
s III eve p", which. and the others have lac
Grated hands.
Kansas City (SpeciaD. went i.llo
nersons we're injured here IN c ;.,;,r; a.
inc the Fourth. Most OF the ,,,n m{apls
Ell. Sustained we're OF minor importance
"a No fatalities will result.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1903-07-10

w; rIy' the reverse OF friendly to the the
; aai'' States it has sought to make
R hireu ; ON in breaking the Plghtea,,
faith of all the powers as 10 o, tirD
door in Manchuria and has enaet AZ the
10 to' bar or people from access 10 '"'
Nanchurian trade.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-21
FREE TO WEAK MEN
The Sir John Hampton Vital Re-
storative Is the Recognized
Universal Specific for
Weaknesses of tie
Vital Organism.
a Liberal and Bona Eide Offer TO Men
in Need of Treatment and Who
Really Want Cure-Repies
From Curiosity Seekers
Will Receive No Con-
sideration.

II you are Weak Man and are serious
IN the matter of seeking "A cure 1 can
offer Il TO YOU I'm the Sir John Hampton
Vital Restoratiye-not a cure all but
the sovereign remedy for weaknesses Of
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-21

ihs Irish FOR or goblin Puckr -ThrUe
Ter Vol. sorr Feve go = Glaze an
clever. An yeu own. row. sOrr. that The
r-ish i purty language Ivery lefther
~ he alphabet e named scthsr t-ee
why Barner. yoar trees are bot mach
nor many Why rol name them after
your beautiful fsrnsr Losk - tnat Tag
nirrent. h7oad-leaved fsru Foucf-- Thst
Il the Cs-nun6s Regzus. nothing Ike j.
fr ans oth-e sau1irT gsi nay bet az
that. sorr~ AID zhzt about y9gr Eoa-
eertul fucssias aEain7 Ny cd fs.ead 80
E.zrI q Den. o-d. rueaErr.i his hlg frcb-
sia lsscrs re AID j; rs - feet ro-lt-
Do ye ia n eos AZ, a. true -
go--.el- BIZ we're gong % have ~
noA I - - ere rear AacgfIncasdy
I'm Tiers = --az who never could Esse
got into uf~ q al o. shor-s- ua1le-
Tssree-syliz his porsis are TIE shor-sst fo-
him
Last tine I vas hsrr he ~as late ~iih
n breakgzst ard I rad 70 cat@h re
car. he sxr-ss5 himself g1ta sh-Te.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-21
CLEVELAND is QUOTED.
Would Spend His Days in Peace With
His EamiIY


New York. June 2o-The World today
publishes a dispatch from Princeton. "
J.. quoting eN-Prasident Cleveland IS say
Ing.
1t is perfectly absurd TO suppose for
an instant that / have a desire 10 re-en-
ter publ.c life. Nor have 1 remotely en-
tertained the thought since I left Wash
ingtou. mere than SIX years ago The
matter is as far from my thoughts as
il was in 1885 when al must admit, II
was not within my hearing or sight 1
have no higher aspiration than 10 pass
my days in peace with my family around
me. and take no part in politics. which
any private citizen cannot take with the
utmost prOpriety.
Il have never spoken 10 any body on
the subject OF a fourth candidacy. I have
never written q single political friend one
way or the other. ror have I been writ
ten 10 or spoken 10 by them. There IS
not a political leader OF any prominence
engaged IN a movement 70 nominate me
in any state so / have been advised.
II have on several occasions within
2 YEAR. undertaken 70 perform ~ labor
which usually fails to the private in the
ranks bur there has not lerked within me
The hope Of any reward save the con-
sciousress ~ having made a nefIort to as
sist in bringing about salutary conditions
in the party
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-21

ssrr. a. Tn rot snphits0ss ant
5e r. tao placss a. S7ss2s Z ~ o..s5
outside As ss-r. a. the z-.re nzzE-,sr
- IolkeE EaEs--su. aseoscfs 1eEzzr.
NicO2s-sss SOFIA w2z wam cares
81 ich = ~ g. - lonr rnoBsh A sharp
turn q the r1ad sr1lEht us ngsf ~ ae-
fer- NJ Mscxl llcsd3vs noss-i-y I'D
irs Ers .dno-s s~af gr1p-s@fer ws5cozzed ~
RS rsIy znd charactsTisfteal,y ser.
iats IL A. grs1aeelsaf~s feisctfg' 70 Ts
speci1csIg slec=s fns rsghf cor5gastlf~
fo- your VISITATION a syrnsazifior. aEp-s~
sTlzte % L--Eilas rfu lrns-ssslsig -
prepared rssnE go. ~ "a Eslllr-z1
-. 49, ~ 0sa spV-s4f- - ~aesllg r~a1F
EeT. Z hNTs Fse-zflg rsVsirsa ae eEeaF-
fsszz1ly lasc4as trar3 % ~h-sxy aaa
ss.zI f-el flsf.1l-- $40 - Tou ali psr-
take o., az anrroscetorT glass. prs1ralrsfy
81 ysrr rspsst
b al fnesas sir -Th- st=aTs bsTie
fe--psrzrsrs - m1lvhtT tspfsae~1. sarT-
xs rzEs, - p4frsass ! eoai1 acf rzsTru~
q zzle a. tse rszE AFog1e Z shlcs Ia
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-21
Do IHOB|jRN IS
GIVEN ANSWER
Oklahoma Supply Company
Courts Investigation
DECLARES CHARGES FALSE
Calls Secretary Back Num-
Der" and Other Compounds

Alva, o. T., June 2o-In answer to
charges made by Secretary J. 0. Tho
burn. OF the agricultural board, against
the Oklahoma Dairy Supply Company of
this city, which charges appeared in the
Eagle, the company has issued this re-
ply: Il
In glaring headlines in the Eagle Of
June 18th appeared an article purport-
ing to be on the authority Of Secretary
Thoburn. the same article appeared in
the oklahoma Daily State Capital Of
the same date. The writer Of the ar
ticIes referred 70 the Oklahoma Dairy
supply Company of Ava O. T, as
frauds, presuming that his knowledge
stood for facts sufficient to warrant him
in digging back into his recollection Of
events Of thirty years ago, and even
back 70 the time Of the good old Queen
Bess, one Of England early Soyer-
eigns. 1t is hard to determine by the
reading Of the articles referred to.
whether the writer has a personal spite
o. is working in the interests Of some
cream separator company" or whether
as the uninteligeut farmers who refuse
70 attend Secretary Thoburn's farmers
Institutes If no one in this advancing
age were to make any more discoveries
for the benefit Of the farmer than has
this same Thoburn. the oklahoma farm
ers would be as much in the dark today
g. is Secretary Thoburn with his "Pepsin
Fraud story and his reference to the
statute Of Frauds" passed in the time
Of Queen Elizabeth, but when he thinks
IS the law 10 be applied. Had Secretary
Thoburn cared to help and assist the
Oklahoma farmer or the dairymen, ne
would have Investigated our proposition
before bawling his little pin-head of for
the benefit of some tin separator
graft We have at all times and all
places insisted that the prospective buy
e. Of our pro ,ess. irst acquainted him
self with all the facts before purchasing.
Judge Nssrrick "hollered' fraud in
connection with his knowledge, or what
he pretended was knowledge of the man
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-21

last wcrd sas rabass 1af ssr y .eaksf
o~ec1sc - Sss4fs1 lzre ~ a-.es aa-ars
10 -rasrTa1 Hffh 3 ssr eie,ienarg .esea.
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- tFafh aAeT --EerI ssfseat
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frass g~rrs=lal sFeFs - sea1 msfh
carr os~n - Fzirte3s Dag asa nsrT
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esgfesslax fsrrenlstaa.ss has rsae e
sroce-ess "a Par~ Exas~~z5
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-21
Sir John Hampton Vital Restorative

the Nerv0-Vital and Nervo-SeXual or
Kanism II YOU have tried various rene
Cies so-cailed. ia "a vain attempt to be
restored-if YOU lack confidence and have
arrived at TIE conclusion that there Is no
cure for you. / VIII present L. YOU the
opportunity of testing real cure with
out cost-for I believe every man should
know what he is paying for Before he
goes TO aCv considerable expense. If
you are Weak and Dehilitated and will
send ne Sl-o0 7 viii forward AT once. pre-
paid. a sufficient quantity of the SIR
John Hampton Vital Restorative 10 fully
ctlye or demonstrate 20 you what "a REAL
CURE for Sexual Debility is; II YOU are
not fully restored by the treatment and
become one Of my patients 1 viii return
the ore dollar or credit YOU with it.
would just IS soon send the 500 treat
mert free on the start, but ! have tried
this method md ind that every curiosity
seeker iD the country writes Tor it, and
a each treatment which I send out Tor
Sl.eo costs ne $50 / cannot AFFORD TO
deal with this class and this minimum
CHARGE effectuany bars them
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-21
NUMBER OF HARVEST HANDS.
Director of Employment Bureau Gives
Out His Estimate.

Topeka. nan. June st. B Gerow,
director az the State Free Employment
bureau. has received final estimates as 10
the number 81 outside harvest hands 10
be needed this year Already the harvest
has commenced along the southern border
OF the state. The total number foots up
TO 2S,I00-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-21
ANOTHER
BUYER
RETURNS

Our Mr.. p. L
Pegram returned
yesterday after
spending a week IN
the market. and
SIS a consequences
many new arrivals
are coming IN. Be
side 'replenishing
stocks generally
Mr. Pegram par
chased many mid
SUMNER novelties
which are displayed
in the various de-
pzrlmerts.