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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-04-08
Pulled for Disturbing the Peace.

j. B. Lett was fined $6.75 in Esq. j.
peace.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-04-08
Ben AItheimer's Purchase.

Mr. Ben i Altheimer has purchased
sela. tie consideration being $4,000.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-04-08

ly and impatoently waiting to be wait
ed upon The taxpayers and the cir
cult court business are making siren
Gus times in and around the sheriff S
office
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-04-08

FOR RENT-A front room, furnish
ed. Mrs. J. p. Collier, corner Sixth
and Walnut. 159
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-04-08
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ADVERTISE YOUR WANTS.

RATES-If cash accompanies the
order, the price viii be 25 cents per
week for three lines. counting sl1
words to the line. If charged. will be
Charged at the rate of cents per line
each insertion. No cheap ads takan
for less than a week. nor will we re-
ceive Want Ad" over the telephone
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-04-08

lahoma, Southern Missouri, New Mexf-
co, Oklahoma and Texas.
Premiums that make it an object
are offered, set for each state and
territory. Full particulars of the con-
ditions of the contest. and a list of tho
prizes and awards win be sent upon ap-
plication to
j. w. STEELE,
Commissioner, Colonization Agency.
Theater Building, St. Louis. Mo.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-04-08

onpany hs|
Z 100000 eiI
lality, dire'
Eing in sue
buy cheape'
r. Call an
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-04-08

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d Thursda
Eperia' naII
Re cordiaI|S
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-10-22
CHANCE TO REFLECT.
Mistreats His Wife White He Is Under
Influence of Liquor.

| Guthrie O. T.. Oct. 21-The Mangum
| Sun-Monitor says:
" Mcintosh is in the mangum jail
! charged with pointing a revolver at his
wife and threatening to kill her. The
man had been more or less under the
influence Of liquor for two weeks, and
was just recovering from the effects wheA
he scene was enacted which resulted IN
his being landed in Jail. Mcintosh is a
young man, not over thirty, and is not
only well educated, but Is naturally
bright and capable and has occupied good
positions. He is an expert stenographer
and typewriter, and occupied govern
ment position at Anadarko, but his weak
ness for strong drink lost him his JOB
and made a tramp of him. He came 10
Mangum and people here helped him
and got him on his feet again. He was
given a place in the United States land
office as contest clerk. and made good
living. His wife-a worthy lady-who had
left him because of his drinking at An
adarko, now rejoined him here and thcv
were apparently quite happy. About
month ago he became dissatisfied with
his place at the land office and resigned,
accepting a job as reporter on the star.
This place he held about two weeks. WHOM
ne began drinking heavily. His wife cid
all in her power to keep him at home
md away from strong drink, and her
friends helped her. bat in spite of their
combined efforts he managed TO procure
liquor. His wife says that Tuesday ne
came home at noon more like his Old
self and went away in good hurnOr. That
evening he came home and brought
some sausage for supper. Mrs. Mcintosh
stopped down 10 light the gasoline stove
preparatory to getting sugger. and on
raising UP and turning around she saw
her husband with a revolver. pointing
at her head. She knocked the weapon
aside and grappied with him. He threw
her on the floor and ordered her 10 lie
there quietly. He laid the revolver on
the table and quietly proceeded to roll
cigarette. She jumped to her feet. grab
bed the revolver and her little boy. and
ran to a neighbor's before he could catch
her
Wednesday morning complaint was
made against Mcintosh and a warrant
was sworn out for his arrest. Search
was made for him and it was found thd5
he had gone TO Granite. Officers there
were telephoned TO arrest him. which
they did. and Deputy Sheriff Sol Barnett
drove over there after Linn and brought
him back.
He will now lave a chance to sober "
and reflect on what he has done
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-10-22
JHE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, Ga.
Notice.
DIay Concern:

To Whom it May Concern:
Notice is hereby given 70 all whom il
may concern. and more especially 70 the
owners of property liable for special as
sessment for the paving OF Douglas ave
nue. from the west end OF asphalt pave
ment on Douglas avenue 10 the east end
Of the iron bridge over the Arkansas
river. and from the west end OF said
bridge TO Seneca street, all in Wichita.
Sedgwiok county. Kansas. that the mayor
and council OF the City Of Wich,,a Will
held a special meeting in the council
chamber IN the city building OF said city
on the 2eth day Of October. 19dc, AT 100
o'clock p m. 10 hear any complaint that
may he made as TO the valuation or any
lot or piece OF land appraised as afore-
said. and to make any alteration in the
valuation OF the appraisement thereof as
returned by the appraisers heretofore ap-
pointed for said purpose that may in
their opinion have been praised too high
or too low. 3. T. MLEAN, Mayor.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-10-22
GA - To1TA.
s.,r..h. 1Is klnd Yos Hss il.sr Daggtt
'''.ts''' a &HlM
PISTOL TorER a CRIMINAL.
Judge Hsiner Refers Sharply TO Those
Who &c Armed


Guthrie o. 7. oct zL-In instrUctsrR
the Nevkirk grand ju-y Judg. T. T
Harner gave special attention 10 :he ''pls-
tol toter" The following statement was
made by the Judge concerning the mat
ter:
There are q great many crimes we are
apt TO overlook that are called by Black
stone and the different law writers malum
prohlbitum. that is. statutory crimes. acts
that have been made crimes b. The leg
isIstures Of the various states ln the IN
terest OF good morals IN the interest
Of good government and N the Inter -
OF societr 7 Shink wc are apt 70 over
look ti-~se iesscr crimes II MS o-.r-
ior these crimes know as rraI1r1 pro
hghltarn. or rllsdemeanoTs. should be rig-
ialy enforced. ana I believe tire strict e--
forceuent of thern sends 20 keep down
and prevent the larger crimes We kz
had number Of cases 81 this fcrsitorg
a-a ~ experience ir IRE supreme c1-rt
ard ~ oo->-vz;lo-.s - sflch ess~s vhiie
sitting as trial judse. lsad rne 20 10
conclusion thzt murder cases 1egg ,srelT
ca-ne about sad5ensy Thev are ErneT-
ais The res7ft p q series r lesser crir-ef
~
,nev na~e hsd fro1nie over lard af'Ta-
.ior~. cr there he bee1 rcrne uaE.eas-
s---ess tetween fh@ra They L-g'n o.
max fnr-sts aRsirs; seeh o'hs- arf
sEsi-st thslr -elEbners. ar1 ;E-s=i the1
Seriu usru fhenns~sFes aal i0ok for
.rmsb,s Vow u-tsEg tae iaVr p its ter
r.;o-y. . s. B-las1-l q carr 17ca -
stsct rhe perzcu corcea.sa ~eageaf ~
ue-ie-ce sHoFs thzi = ;se sfst1ts aza-aat
,he csrrgtrE - ceucezisd Seaf.s-s a.
-frfdfr entered It -slrifuszes fznr1sr =
-. cozFt lcs.racts yo-. xez.tier1fr- fbsf
zs--- vou have an-ssed tze s7vsFii ssfaa1
ard ersnsnsfsoa - ~ lsrssT rris-s-s
frst zea. seos6 tsen izFefJgste treee
--fzyss--sx-a-s. a-1 rz-sse1i<r's - 81 80
earrsi-E q eaars~iee ~s@se1f AZ -
ts., taess .a.s &Es E-E.tlg eztzs~sl
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-10-22
moReAN's TIP COST ssoo, 900.
California Man Loses Out on Steel
Stock

San Francisco. oct g1.-H r. Hunting
ton. according to a story told here. a
year ago bought United States steel con-
mon stock at ~ and 4l. When the stock
bega nto decline he held on thinking "A
Morgan security would not 20 down far.
II Is now between J land 70. Huntington
s;Il has his stock. and is loser 80. .oss'
As the story runs Morgan gave the Zip
sixteen or eighteen mouths sgo 20 Hunt
ington. George Croker Edwin Hawiey
and Others 10 get into steel common.
Huntington g. taking good ra'urediy al
the fun MS friends ere poking q him
about the Morgan Zip
II Is not known 10 wtat extent Croker
placed faiih in steel common Edviu
Haviey a year ago was worth sis.V'9i-f'
The slump in steel common and IN many
railway stocks b vss loaded with en-
barrassed him ard two weeks ago II r
and Mrs. G p Huntington went 70 he
rens. ard afvapccd him 3 fsie"
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-10-22
GEN. YOUNG ARRIVED
Reached Fl. Riley Late Yes
terday Afternoon.
KANSAS GUARD IN BATTLE
General Jan Hamilton of Brit
ish Army VIII Come.

Fort Riley, Kan, Oct. 2l.-Fiye sepa-
rate exercises made UP the maneuvers for
the day, all being similar in character.
In each case a national guard regiment
marched out from camp. fromed an out
post and then was attacked by detach-
ments OF the regular troops. The Texas
regiment took up its position on the hills.
near a little stream Of water known as
Three Mile creek. and was attacked by
the Sixth infantry. The Missouri regi-
ment took a position north Of the man
euver camp with its left resting upon
Morris hill, a promontory that commands
all the country in its vicinity. The
Twenty first regular infantry. under Colo
mel Kline. made things interesting for the
national guard at this point. The Ne
braska regiment in another part of the
reservation held its position against the
attack OF the Fourth cavalry and in the
woods along Three Mile creek the Iowa
regiment mixed up with the Tenth cav
airy.
The Kansas regiment, under General
Hughes, operated as a brigade and took
up a position on the hills south Of the
reservation. where it fought of the Eighjh
cavalry. All of the national guard regi-
ments were supported by artillery the at
tacking regulars having none OF il. The
operations of the national guard were
supervised by the military umpires, who
lent all possible assistance 10 them in Sc
lecting their ground and receiving their
attacks.
IJeutenant General Young arrived at
the camp late this afternoon and wlIl re-
main a few days. General Ian Hamilton
of the British army is expected tomorrow.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-10-22

Notice il hereby given ths; ihc undsr-
signed appraiser have been appolaisf
by the mayor. b5' and viih the couarat
OF the city council of the City of wicas-
ita. Kansas 20 TX tho bcnraf district aaas
assess the benefits and damage Go the
property owners Tor the iacniug ef
Maple street iu said city. between Orsre
avenue and Walnut street boz said CTS:
that said appraisers will meet ln the ofire
of The city clerk ia the eats building of
Wichita. on Tuesday. the e1ih day 81
October, 1899 at o'clock IA. Tor tie
purrosc ~ asscsslng the 6suaEes nj
benefit m fhf benefit district reported hv
them and established and bounded a.
foilowr. t0-wit. commencing So tHc eouth-
east corner n iot eleven ufI. i1 TarIor
Brother addition 20 the fIft ~ prioh
its SedgNick county. Esnras. thence
north - che northeast cor1er of said iaf
thence west 20 Walnut street fhooc-
south 10 Maple street thence east % place
~ beginning. aino cornmsucinr 49, fha
northeast corner - iot ore uf. Camp
belle sus-divirioH 20 said citf thence
werf 10 Walnut street thence south 90
the southwess corner q Joe thfffr-e~s
Is Campbell rub-dieisiou ~ Law
rencc's addition thence east o. camp
beH street theuce uorfh fo lightning AZ
in fhe city ~ vih-fa sedEsfck eoun,s.
KsHaar r. HfILsR
GEo c HENRY
= WfILTE1fE
20 sr.rr4ls-rs
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-10-22
1-IItt


Notice is hereby given that tn, under-
signed appraisers have been appointed
by the mayor. by and With the consent
or the city council oc the city ~ Wlsh-
ita Kansas. o. designate the benent dis
triet and assess the damages and bsne-
hts 10 property owners tor the opening
or tandiey avenue. from tn south end ~
said street TO Maple street In Mania
Place addition 90 tho Citv ~ virhifa
mat said appraisers Win meet in th-
once OF the city clerk IN tho rit,. buidiur
OF wichita, on Tuesday the e,th dsy %
october isos. az . o'clock r. m. for tho
purpose of assessing Tho damages and
benefits in the district reported D. thorn
established ard bounded as rolisas to-
VII. commencing an the southeast corr
ner OF lot twenty-one Cu. in TAYLOR
Brothers addition "a the CRY ~ wichita.
Kansas thence west :o the 4oui-Weet
corner of lot twenty-five C55. in Thursev
Hunters addition 20 said city. thence
north % south side - Pine street. then-o
east % point due north - beginning.
thence south 20 place of beginning. an IN
Sedswick county. Kan.aa
4 r. HEIIAR
GEO G HENRY.
J. c. WILLIAMS
lSt-at Afprslsers
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-10-22
TElEGRAPHIc BREVITIEs

Washington, D. c., Oct, 21.-The COM
missioner of the general land Office has
withdrawn from entry 662, 900 acres Of land
| in the Great Falls, Mont, land district
and 81, 200 acres in the Helena. Mont.
| district on account of irrigation projects.
| He has also withdrawn 70.0l0 acres in the
Los Cruces. n. NJ, district.
| ST. Louis. Mo, Oct 21.-President Fran
| els today appointed former Judge James
| A. Seddon assistant general counsel Of the
I Louisiana Purchase Exposition company
to succeed Frank A. Blair. resigned. The
salary of the position is s1S,o0O a year.
! Judge Seldom is a law partner of Mr..
| Blair
| New York Oct. 21.-Howard Elliott was
today elected president of the Northern
Pacific railroad.
| Paris. Oct. 21.-Archduke Leopold Sal
vator of Austria, who is visiting here. has
| informed the Aero club of his intention to
send his famous balloon Meteor to the
ST. Louis exposition. The authorities, it
is added, will invite the archduke to go
personally to st. Louis and conduct the
operations.
st. Louis. Oct. 21-James L. Blair, coun-
account of i'll health.
Washington, D. c.. Oct. 1.-The month
ly report of the collections of internal
revenue show that for the month of Sep
tember. 1893, the total deceipts were sl9.-
7oS. .241, decrease as compared with Sep
tember. 1902. of SIT. .12s.
Cleveland O., let. 21.-Orin Heckof. for
many years one of the best known
trainers and drivers Of famous horses
was ordered sent to the state hospital for
the insane today by Probate Judge White.
Washington, ID. c., Oct. 2l.-The presi-
dent has appointed Horace w. Bailey
United States marshal for Vermont TO
succeed Fred Field. dismissed.
Constantinople, Oct. H.-Orders have
been issued to commence the demobiliza-
tion of 10000 troops in Anatolia, in ac-
cordance with the Turko- Bulgarian an
derstanding on the subject.
Berlin, Oct, 21.-The Evangelical confer
ence decided TO hold the next qusdrien-
nal session in 1907 at Milwaukee.
Sacramento Cal. Oct 21.-This after
room Secretary of State Curry sent let
ter to Governor Pardee informing him
That the United States Shtpbuilding COM
pany of San Francisco. had failed 10 file
articles of Incorporation as required by
law.
Pittsburg, Pa. Oct. 21.-The closing at
Etna today OF the Spang Chalfant Pipe
mill No. L has added loo more men and
boys TO Etnas unemployed Not since
1898 have there been so many men idle.
the closing down OF the Isabelle blast
furnace about week ago throwing 800
men out of work. Both works have closed
Indefinitely.
New York. Oct. 21.-Deputy Tax Com
missioner Michael O'Sullivan has been ar
rested. He is accused of having taken a
bribe on pretext Of getting a man ap-
nnirfed 70 the nnlica fnrca
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-10-22
DEAF nuTes' DIVORCE SUIT.
lntolersble Cruelty Alleged by IN.
Huzh7rc

Derby. Conn. oct = -Alihcugh Htither
wss ever heard 20 uu,tsT cross No-d f.
sne other Isasc + Bearh- % Srslfozd
has broughf dlsorcs proreeffrgF AGAINST
Mrs- Beach CT Ire Ercurd ~ i1foi abe
cruelty. Mrs Beach ~1a contest fke sa.i
AZ al4 Mgs Bszsh are ho'h 6sas and
duub They sfe sr.aslis -aEei. aaasa BEEN
married fen years AID sssr tfe1 Sfi
ard apparently e-toTe1 lfe o7 the isrorae
from Mr eEarbs real erfate Ali the
r.fressss vtl be mgsf The lssJers
have engaged ~ la.sr.retsT Tx fs~ lsssr-
iug. vhl-h Nil beEia Norsfa t'er 2 n tae
Srz Haven ceunfT sgsfrasF cgrgrt
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-10-22
CAUSED SEVERAL DEATHS.
Woman Was Struck by Flying Piece
Of Iron

Elkins. ". Va. Oct 21.-The explosion
of the boiler Of locomotive in the yards
here OF the West Virginia road today
caused the death Of Wm. H. Little. en-
gineer: Henry Collett. fireman; ]. T.
Harper machinist. and Mrs. Kate Bah
bett The latter was struck by a flying
piece OF iron in her house 500 feet dis
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-10-22
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing syrup.

Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS
oy MILLIONS OF MOTHERS for -heir
CHILDREN WHILE TEETHING. with
PERFECT SUCCESS. IT SooTHEs the
CHILD. SOFTENS the GUNS. ALLAYS
all PAIN. CURES WIND CoIIC and T.
the best remedy Tor DIARRHOEA. Bold
by druggists In every part Of the world.
BE sure and ask for Mrs. Winslows
Soothing Syrup" and take no other kind
Twenty five cents a bottle.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-10-22
Notice.
wichita Kar

Wichita Kan. Oct :. tS01
All OF the officers and directors OF tho
Kansas Southwestern Railway company
having removed from the state OF kaa-
sss. and their present whereabouts being
unknown. the undersigned. being ths
owners and bolderS Of the majority 81
the capital stock Of said company. here
by call meeting OF the Stockholders ot
said The Kansas Southwestern Railway
company. 20 De held a jhc once - \.
H. Webb. on the second floor of the
Missouri Pacific passenger station in thr
city OF Wichita. Kansas. az o'clock y
m. on Thursday. the nth day of No
vember. 1870. for the purpose q clcctirr
directors OF said company and the trans
action OF such other business as may
properly come before the meeting
j. II RICHARDS
T. W. lRLAND.
\. H. WEEP.
G. =. BENTON
GEO. q. BACON.
lSi-lot Stockholders.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-10-22
BETWEEN FOUR DOGS.

Kearney. Neb.. Oct. q The Mississippi
Valley eoursing futurity championship for
1875. rests between the four dogs. Miss
I.idden, Norfolk. Pathfinder and Lady
Brssh These four viii contest in The
semi-faals tomorrow morning and in the
afternoon the finals VIII be run.
The third and fourth ties n the futgrRy
were Tuu OF.
Results in 1he third tes Vere - fol
lows:
sii~s I1ddel beat Tracy Pashs: SIN
riair beat 7'at'ch; Norfeik Angel, Nooe.
Denver. tea. Your Pissime. AdverI;ser
beat HelPle<s Ffarry, Pathfinder beat
paul Jones. Celtic heat the Bard. T3er
Bright. l. 2 BaT1eTs. Denver. ran a
0ye E-orst Brash. sans owner. beat Bon
rie clair.
Iu the fourth ties Miss IiddeH beat
Sauclair. Norfolk beat Advertiser. P4fls-
fuds- hat LADY, BRIGHT. Lady Brssh
Beat Celt.c
There axe lae entirsS iz ihe al aEe
stake ard hsif - theu were rua To-
CAS-. The winners were
Rosv cross Printer Northern TiEhts
Rolst ton. Llewerya Trumr Ba-d. Coi7-
-sdo. Tau-s Turlv No-;hera Express. ice
Pasha. Bsuboo Gi4i. Block Per. w-Aite
Tzat- Del Ri1, Manael. Rockeram. Lord
Butte. Grace C5resuxeod Jfsrrale jack
so-. Chs-mi-g Thouglt. EnHa Welis.
F-ufc7 star King - Diamonds. Leoa
CTal-. Ncv wrlakie-
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-10-22
Refine Books Free.

Cali al the Gnion Mills ard get re-
cipe book by the Thursday Afternoon
Cooking club. Mrs. b. IL Campbell.
President. You can use any brand oS
-four with these recipes. but the Peer
less Princess takes the cake" and suits
every lover OF good cooking
THE WICHITA UNION MILL co.
1gl-tf
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-10-22

Attend Wichita Business College and
Shorthand Institute. IL is open always
to persons of both sexes Fazel. Adams.
Hibarger and Price. 1i4-Is North Mar
ket street. Wichita. Kansas. G-tt
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-10-22
HAS EAR TROUBLE.
German Ambassador 10 United States
Will Go to Berlin.

Berlin. Oct 21.-Baron Sternberg. III.
German ambassador 10 the United States.
IS coming 20 Germany in order to con-
suit specialists regarding the trouble with
one OF his ears He viii undergo an op-
eration il the Surgeons so advise
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-10-22

To. Members of Booklovers' Library
Owing to change OF management al Kan
sas City there will he few weeks delay
in inaugurating the service, J. W. Love.
f9f-f4~
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-10-22
LIST OF THE MISSING
Life Raft Has Not Been Seen
and Hope Is Dim.
TUG Is STILL CRUISING
No Bodies Have Been Washed
Ashore as Yet

Port oxford, Ore. Oct 2l.-The life raft
to which it is supposed six people from
the Inflated South Portland are clinging
has not been seen today and hope of
Coos bay has been cruising along the
shore in an attempt to locate the missing
raft. The fog has been a great hindrance
in the search. With the seas continually
sweeping over the raft there seems lit
tie hope that any one on it will survive.
Although the beach has been carefully pa
trolled for miles during the past twenty
four hours no bodies have been washed
ashore.
Captain ]. 3. Mcintyre refuses to make
a statement regarding the loss of his
ship.
According to the latest reports the miss
ing number twenty-one, the dead one and
the saved seventeen. Following are still
missing: --
Passengers. -
Mrs. Fletcher Bent. sr,@
S. Baker. =
j. S. Lahey. l.
Mrs. w. E. Tyrrell. e
William TyrrelA
c. HoIlenbeck.
+. Moinge.
D. Mckay.
Paul Reinmuth.
J. c. Wright.
]. Watson.
Officers and crew.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-10-22
Piano Tuning.
Piano turing. s25e. Eberhsrt & Hass
Phone ssl. l1-ecJ- U
Thc Great cattle Exhibit.

At Union Stock Yards Chicago. Novem-
Der IS 10 December 5. is an event that
should not be missed.
Attend the International by ali means
Low rates via the Santa Fe Ask l. r.
Delaney agent
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-10-22

Prof Hartmans chiidren's classes sat
urday afternoon. Social dance Nednes-
day and Saturday nights. ils-tf
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-10-22
The aahta Daily gaele Thnrsdau 1orins 22 1903
CHROMIC SORES
Signs Of Polluted Blood.

There nothing looking disgusting old
till the with until
exhausted old cy looking
place makes irritable despondent nd desperate.
unhealthy
condition
the effects of serious disorder The taking medicines like
potash will sometimes plute the blood and
general that the in obstinate
non-hea o. character
ddlel Whenever
fault and while ansepc
the Inflammation and
heal till the blood itself
and posous DESTROYED and with accomplished
polluted blood is purified and invigoaed whe
f@fSfca rich blood circulating
the body the flesh around begins take
oJol9lon the discharge Of ceases
- - - and the place heals
S. S. both blood that
and the time and builds the
chronic charge for
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-10-22
CASTORIA
For Infants ard Children.
The Kind You Have AIwaJs Bought
Bears the n u0"
Signature Of &NAlx4

Kansas City. Mo Oct flames Alur-
ronto Canada who Vas hurt last ulsh-
in o1e % The events ~ yhe ho-Se show
here. and Whc z-ss AZ tirsi reported fatal
y injured. was today said to - cut oi
danger.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-10-22

Whs- a wo1sE Sises = ss-iss = psTflss-
sra has - .ug3ts ef-i. = 5 - even oue.
- -orsgn - xii Sst -zd fhizEin< fsst
she has t1nche1 thez tosstAsE as Ok
fo.k.f ---
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-10-22

Use OF this wonderful
remedy. Sold By al
druggists a. s..co per
bottle. Oar I5ttle
book. tsiisng al sSo1f
tbs Enmeat. vii D
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1903-08-07
CHIC DEMOCRATS.
Meeting CT Importance to Party Held
At Urhana, o.

Urbane. O., Aug. 6.-While Colonel
William Jennings Bryan was the at
traction here today at the Chautau-
qua, there were other meetings OF
yfgnffcanee.
The Democratic convention OF Cham
paign county, TO nominate local tick
Ct, and select delegates TO the Demo
cratic state convention at Columbus
two weeks hence, was called for the
same date and the presence OF Bryan
WAS also made the occasion for a
cor rence OF leaders. 1t had been
announced as the occasion for making
the johnson program Tor the state
convention. but the invitations Of the
local committee were not limited to
any faction.
Among those accepting invitations
were Mayor Johnson. of Cleveland;
Hon. John l. Zimmerman, Of Spring
field, aud Former Congressman John
g. Lenrz. IF Columbus. The friends
Of Johnson and Zimmerman have beer
contendiIg at county conventions fol-
state Delegates and both are claiming
the nomination Ter governor. Wills
all the distinguished visitors addressed
the convention here, their work wa
done in private conferences. John
son IS recognized IS a candidate 10
the next Democratic nomination 70
president and all the movements 70
the gUerporship or for the senator
ship this year are considered preliu
mary 20 the natiOnM contest mex
year.
The friends of John R. McLear
proprietor OF The Cincinnati E1
Quirer, member Of the Democrat
national committee FOR Ohio, cand
date for governor four years ago. an
delegate at large to the National Den
ocratic convention for many years. al
being clzssed among ne Zimmerma
supporters. but this is due TO Zimme
man being the only one contestir
the senatorial nomination with job
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