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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-07-15
@nat S~rieasIdauplaBe.

Ser Sinan8 : Nttade Der ruff
i6en 80tibaft in 2DnDpn, Elm SEER
GutfOw8fp, bat, nod elmer Gonfes
rena nit ben Mtiniftern bes Snnern
uno Der Sinan5en. Die @rtldruna abs
aegeben, oaB Ieine Reoiernna nibt
oaran oenfe. cine t1eue Nnleibe aufs
8unebmen. Sic iei rei6lih nit @elbs
mitteln oerieben. Son Der oDr eiui=
ger Belt in Sranfrei6 Qufqen0mmes
men Nnletbe lei mod fein Srancnus=
geaeben.
Die Sapaner baben ben Dam.
pier n0ai Sing" tpelder Der China
Mining & Engineering Company"
9ebDrt, 5ebn Weiten nDrolid uDu
Gbee Soo init 8eihlag bele9t; er
bate &rieasc0ntrebnnoe an Boro.
Ser SUfiD : &DrrelpDnbent oes
nDailp Chronicle" in 2onopn met
bet, oaB Die Sapaner am IA. Suli
Gin Som belebten uuo oas Die ruff
Idle 8elaBung fih MIR nit Wiibe
retten fDnnte.
Sn ct. Betersbura mar tpdb=
reno Der lebten Gage oas @eritbt
uerbreitet. Die Sapaner bdtter einer
aliaemeinen Gn9riff anf Sort Nrtbur
genlaht uuo leien NIT etnetn gerluft
oon 10000 Mann surudgelhlQaen.
go unglaublih Die 5a9e mar, puroe
iie bod bDn Der Ifi. 8relie bertdtet
uno tdglih in langeu Depeihen be-
banoelt. SEPT fommen oirefte Na9'
ribten aus Sort Irtbur fiber ga
SIDE aiao, oieielben pifien natiirlid
nints npn bielent Nngriff uno Site
lenoerluit Der Sapaner. Oogeger
meloen ite, baB am II. Suit Die Sas
paner nit smei 8ataiqpnen einen
Nn9riH periubt bitten uub suriidgez
l6(agen tudren uuo baB tie am II.
Suli General Wiitihenfi's SteQuno
beiboffen batten, Dbne biet Shaben
an8urid)teu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-07-15
9entides X1eater.

Das Dirin9'ide Riinit(er : gns
lentble, Dem mir 10 an9enebme uno
gennBreide Stunoeu Deroanften,
miro unS nod einntal nit leinent
8elube e%rfreuen unb an Oonners=
tag, ben %. Suli, in Der BeetGouenz
Sale ben pieraftiQen 6bpanf Scr
&anb Der Sabinerinnen4 uno am
Sreitag, ben 49,, oas bieraftiae
9uitipiel NIT Geiang Der liebe On
Tel" oDn 81. Sneilel CUR Nuhibruno
gefanaen laiien. Die gintrittspreiIe
iino oieielbeu mie friber, so Gents
fiir grwadiene. % Gents fir &in-
Der uno Is Gents fir relerpierte
Site. 8ir boffen suoerlidtlif, BOB
ben unS nuf bas Bprteilbaftelte be-
fannten &tnitlern Der Saiion ents
iprebeno, nidt nur elm re6t uars
nler, Ionoern AUDI redt begeiiterter
@mpfana bereitet rueroen miro, 10
oaB oieIelben Die beften @rinuerur=
gen BON bier nit fortnebmen. SoQte
bel oieler @ele9enbett oaS 9eutihs
tut1 einrtal in boiler Nnsabl ausrl.
den, 10 piroe es nidt mar Die oeutf
ihen S9auipieler, ionoern iih ielbit
ebren, oenen es SSreuoe bereiten nluB,
nOr einem uoaen uno oprl einen1 ins
teuigenten Bublifum beIeBten Scale
81 ipielen. Nlio, bera1s SIR Deut=
i6e. seiat, oaB Sbr fnr oeutibe
&unft 8eritGnoniS babt, Die bier in
10 GROCER oprgefabrt
mirh.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-07-15
SofattOnea III yeras semnnldt.

Die 5riscu=S bftem 2anb. Smmi,
aratiUns : G%iiociatiun lenft bereits
ibren 9eil Der Ginnanoeruno nah
9eras.
Observation-Disclosures Gaenten
oieier N~iiDciation pDm Often uno
0Droen baben ioeben cine 9Dur ourd
9eras beenbet uno lid uad ben 6ilfss
queuen bes States &c. e%rtunoiot,
UNI Die Tatiahen ben Seimitdtteius
4ern Der alteren Staten better porz
fibren 81 fDnnen.
9ieie Nhociotion lift bic wirf.
iantite, Die es 9iebt; ite bat Maenten
in ben gan3en Der. Staten. Wuat
Sbr guer @iaentum, auf benz 2anoe
Doer in Der Staot. uertaufen, piinlht
SIR 8upital fiir Sabriten uber
irgeno cine Snouitrie, fhreibt an
&. g. 2emDn, SetretGr oes SIM.
miarationS Bureaus, Dept. u.
Srisco > @ebauoe, ct. Souls, Meu.
g. q. Suebes,
@eneralsS mmiarotionss Nqent.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-07-15

Diele brei @eleke gelten nod iebt;
bas brittle @eieb miro bouptidhltdl
bel 8erehuungen aneenenoet. 9aB
aber Elm Waun, Der oieie 8eiebe
fauo, in iener elenoen Belt fautn iatt
gu eiien bate, 6ns mar bas sSurbta
bare unb aiebt aueleih 8eueniB fir
&epler, auf ben bas 8Drt oeS Baus
lus paBt:
.Die, tpelbe Der @etit @ottes trei=
Bet, Die iiuo Suites &inoer." gu
auen unaliid fam mod, oaB Geplers
Mutter, Die pieuetdt mebr Beritauo
bate, als ale bic 2eute in Dem
DDrfe, non ben idrmGbiIhen Sbuaz
ben oalelbit, Die ME aeIdeit peroen,
als 6ere anaetlaet uno oerbrannt
p0r6en mare. menn nibt aepler
lelbit BON 86bmen berbeigeeilt mdre
unb feline Wutter perteiotet bdtte, 10
baB Der 5erape ielblt iiberaeugt nuroe
unb fir ite eintrat. IS mar eben
cine ld]redlidle !2eit. po Die Duntut=
belt ith Wuhe gab, oen Beritano
a%usSurotter uno mo Der 8eufel anz
itatt be8 Serrgotta reaierte. 8o Der
Nberalaube iDld)e @enaft mod bate.
fonnte Die Wiifenidaft betteln 9eben
uno oesbalb idrieb 8ditner 0as
furbtbare urteil iener fanatiiden,
aber aottlolen 8eit:
SDbod1 NOR mod feins terbls@e eeftieeeu,
MIs &epler ftieg, unb ftarb ben Sunsertob,
or tuuBte bic @etfter gu ber9niaen,
9runt lieBen i'm bic &6rper Dbne 8rDt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-07-15
Seit iibcr so Sabren

ibunsmuroe Mrs. @inslow's Sup
thing . SBrup n0n WiGliDnen BON
Mittern beim i3abnen Der ainoer
%anaenenoet. BtrIt Du i'm S6lofe
bur9 baS Sdreien zines aiubes ge=
itDrt, oaB i'm 3a6neu it uno DOR
SGtmer5en meint? 8enn 10, faffe
i0fbrt cine Tlalde ppn ,,N1rs.
@inslops SODtbina Syrup" hplen.
Sein Wert 1T unbeaablbar. @s miro
Dem tleinen 2eibenoen lofort Hinoes
rung peribnffen. 8erlaBt eu1 bas
rauf, SPLITTER. es lit tein 8neifel
bariiber. Gs BELT 0iarrboe, reeu=
ltert ben Wa9en unb bic Nieren,
beieitigt Bino &ofif, erpeibt Den
@aumen, nerbInoert gntSinounq
uno ftdrft bas gauge Spitent.
yWtrs. @inslom8 50Dthing Sprup"
fir sahnenoe Sinber lit ai1genebm
i'm @ei9maG; oas Gecept itammt
uDn einem Der beften peiblihen
Ier5te in ben Ser. 5taaten. Sc lit
bel allen Druagiften in Der Qaraen
Welt su baben. 8reis 25 Gents per
Slaibe. &auft nidtS anoeres, ole
Nrs. Winsl0ms SU0tbinq Sbrlp.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-07-15
9as repablifaniide GOnntp Sidet,

Da8 repubtitaniihe @DuntD @res
cutio= Somite bat feitgefteat, baB bel
ben am 9. Sui abQebaltenen Bri=
marpablen Die ~folaenoen &Qnoioa=
ten Die ar6Bte Stimulensabt fir Die
reip. Nemter erbielteu:
2eatslatur: S. So. 2iabt, Scat
Sulabaher, 2ouis 6. @rotbaus.
Ditritt : 8idter. 81. 9iitritt:
Sames &aleD.
9iitritt . 8ibter, 81. 8ifritt:
Stt0 Stnffel.
9iitrift : Qnmalt: s. 9. 6enpun.
Diitritt : @lert: Subn .. 8alter.
Sheriff: ISM. 8brner.
County &ibter: 6. g. 8roobent.
County @lert: S0hn s.. Bolton.
g&ountg. Nnnalt: s. 6. Greiion If.
8oaettOr: s. 6uberib.
l%iieii0r:
SAabmeiiter: Sui. Oppeubeimer.
gonntDs8 ermeher: Wartin 2ode.
Srieoensribter, Brecinft SEQ. /:
=. 8. Wlurpbb, .. M. 8eNeens.
&snitabler, Brecintt SEC. 1: Sobn
IS. McDanitt.
9antes uno @ieh 5uIpettur: B.
g. @a9uer.
0efentliher @daer: 5ranf Naat.
baum.
@puntp'S ommiiidre, /. Brecintt.
Bablp Grus. 2. Hrecintt: z. g.
Sobniuu. 3. Brecintt: so. +. @laae.
4. Brecintt: Otto 8irte(,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-07-15

Seine Dual fommt Der ourd &beus
matiSmu8 neruria6ten elei6. 9ur9
ben @ebraub BON Gimsr & 9tmenos
Necept $40. 1851 miro iDfDrt SIM
oerung eelbaffen. 6. s. S6mibt,
0ouIton Seros @qent.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-07-15

9as Bette 9egen 8beuntattsmus
1T elmer Il Slmenb's 8ecept O7o.
1851. Beriibmt aetporoen ourh
feline oielen erfolgreihen 6eilunaer.
S. S6mibt Gaent, 0uuffon,
9eras!
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SIN uuperaaualtd,es seminal bo,

NtH ltaDet9atAltdJes NeufttlAI %,
ben iib bic ebrtpirbieen 8rioer pom ct.
Scenarios &IDter niht nnr bur9 @erfe
6ritliber 8armberSigfeit uno Menldens
liebe fir espige i3eiten oeIebt, iDn6ern
audi burcb Die gliidlidbe @rfinounq Der
meltberihmten ct. Bernaro.& rduter~8 Bill.
len. Stein, fpie sic Natur aGes IdJaft,
unnerfdl1bt unb flar, tpie bic iilberne
Guene aus benz Seiien iprubelt, BEATEN
iie aus Sen sdften beitfrafttaer 8Hanser
6as arOBe ur5 berrlid9e 9eilmittel, bic
fopfnne. Wan9el an Mppetit, 9eber- unb
olen unterleibSsS tDruneen Ifeben lie uns
Ibertrofen 6a. Geriudt ftel Sn alien
gpDthefen Su haben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-07-15
Saslide Iouritfen salatwaaer

nah Californian. ebenIo nab ct.
2Duis pia 3eroS & 8acific : 8ahn
Dbne Behiel. Sbreibt an iroenb
einen 9idet : Aeenten peaen oieies
neuen 9ienltes ober an 6. s.. Turs
ner, @enerat' Baiiugier.N geut, Dal.
fas. Teros.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-07-15
8Ieibt BET Gone Star gier.

--
Der @ott, Der @erte tpaehien lieB.
Der pDlte feline &nehte
Der 5r6mmfer nn6 Der Muder6rmt,
9te MIR eraeuet bas Sbleebte.
Ser @Dtt, Der, 6opfen nahien tieB
Ser ruo1te feline @emmen,
9ie heimtih laufen, bffentlicb
Sn florem @aiier itblemmen.
9er@ott, Der ad], oas 8ter erldlut
Ser fuuBte tuas er ppllte:
0aB feiner, tuenn er burflo lit,
0ur 8afier trinfen fplte,
Ser Gut, Der uns ben 9nrtt perlieh,
Der ior9t ouh fir @etranfe
nnb oieies 5etat iib eflatont.
Sn 8rauerei uno Sb6nfe.
CT ptu bic Menidben frob uno fret
uno INNER sliidlib feben;
Or tieB Die Some Star 8ruueref,
Nus oieiem @runb erfteben.
&%6
Drum trinfet leiBis Some Star Bier,
es 1T Die bette Sorte,
Dem Muder> un6 Dem Sr6mmlertum
Gum Merger uno 5nm 3erte.
9oBt nidt ben Sppfen unb Die @erft'
Sn @runb hinein berberben,
8ielmebr ben ibbnen 8~rauproseB
auf uni're &iub' pererben.
8as 1T oas 2eben obne 9urft,
8asif eS obne Bier?
Der @enlh, Der trinft ben @erfteniaft,
9as @aier lauft 6a8 3ier.
&u
Drum bleibeu mir beim Some StorBrdu
llno pfle9en uaieru 9urf
limb mas bic Muderbanoe Iaat,
0as lit nns einfotb BurE.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-07-15

Ginen guten Sang Dat Die 8ers
liner BpliSei in benz Dor &uraem ner'
bafteten 3afienboten &ante Matis
ihiG 9emabt. gS bat iih iebt ndms
LTD beraus9eltelt, bob Watiidid nit
benz beriihtiaten ct. 2ouiler 8ants
&auber Sobn Weper ioentiih lit,
tpel6er aui Dem @eee gum SEEING
ntS ieiueu SranSpOrteuren eutmiidte.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-07-15

3elepboniert an CAs 4 MS@.
bader. fir iraeno nelGe Grt BON
@onamaiEer. Wo,s5O4.
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gar Grcltritonea sltr Welte
MnsitelluuQ,

am II. uno 81. Mai pertauft Die
Eegas unb Bacitic : 8abn Spesiofs
grcuriiun8. Tidets naH ct. 2nuis
unb suriid BON alien Bnnften ibrer
2inie in 9eras, Nrtanias unb 2Dai.
llama fir meniger als einer yabrs
preis. Die Iifets iino rur in ben
regelmaBiaen Cars aiiltia uro fiir Die
Oaner BON iieben Tagen. 1eneet
@uh an iraeno einen Gaenten Der
2inie.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-07-15

s@- Eriutt SGismo : Tlaitenhier.
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'@ 2rintt sllemO : Tlaiaenbier.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-21
KANSAS GOOD ENOUGH.
Dunning Tells Why He Prefers to Live
Here

John r. Dunning, superintendent Of the
Metropolitan Life Insurance company, re-
turned yesterday from ten days visit
in New York, where he attended a meet
ing Of the superintendent Of the COM
pany.
Mr.. Dunning says he had an excellent
time and enjoyed the trip wonderfully.
and his only objection 20 the visit was
the continuous disagreeable, cold weather
during his entire stay.
Along this line Mr. Dunning said: 81
tell you. Kansas is good enough for me-
! never felt more relieved and better than
when I struck Kansas yesterday All the
way from New York to St Louis there
was nothing but snow and ice Every
thing had The appearance of the Arctic
regions. When the train pulled into Kan
sas I found sunshine and pleasant
weather. They may talk of their wintry
climates. but the mild Italian climate OF
Kansas is all that l desire
In regard to the condition Of The east
in comparison with the west he said;
The people are much more prosperous
out here than they are back east. There
is more money in circulation and less
pauperism here in Kansas than in any
state in the east. l can not help but feel
that I am q citizen of the grandest state
in America"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-21
MAN SAYS HE WAS HELD UP
j. M. McCUNE REPORTS THAT HE
WAS ROBBED OF $21.5o.
Theft Supposed to Have Occurred Last
Night-PoIice Discredit the Story.

James McCune, colored, reported to the
police and at the Eagle office last night
that he was held up and robbed of $3.50
in money last night about 10 o'clock while
between Second and Third street On his
way home at 1876 North Main
McCune said: eff I ever see the man
again 1 will certainly know him. 1 re-
member now of seeing him in a place on
East Douglas avenue just before 1 start
ed for home. He was there when 1 got
a $40 bill changed"
Il was on the east side of Main street
near a furniture store when a man step
ped from a stairway directly in front of
ne. He said: Throw up your hands and
tell me where those twenty dollars are.
l was frightened so for q minute that !
could not answer him. Hurry up. he
commanded, 'or will kill YOU 1 showed
him where the money was and he reached
in my pocket and took 1t. Then he turned
and ran down the street disappearing in
The darkness
McCune describes the man as being
about five feet tall and of a slender build
He wore sandy mustache, and was attir-
ed in a long overcoat with the collar turn
ed up, thereby concealing half of his fea-
lures. His headgear was a black stiff
hat
Inquiry at the police station found that
the officers do not place much credence
in the story of the holdup. McCune, how
ever. has lived in Wichita for nearly &C
years and is said to bear a good reputa-
ton. He is engaged in the junk business.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-21
SUICIDE is MYSTERY.
Craver Maxey Will Be Buried This
Afternoon

Late reports from Arkansas City fail
to disclose anything particularly new in
the case of Craver Maxey. who committed
suicide by shooting himself with a re-
volver at that place Monday noon.
After thorough examination of all de-
tails in regard TO the sudden death of
Maxey. the coroner decided that an in
quest was not necessary. Harry Comley
of this city, who is engaged in checking
up Maxey's accounts. fails to find any
thing wrong with them and no cause can
be assigned for the suicide.
His wife is said TO be holding up re-
markedly well under the great grief
caused by the unexpected death of her
husband, but Maxey's mother is said TO
be very i'll. although slightly improved al
an early hour this morning.
Ii was learned yesterday that Maxey
carried a considerable sum in life insur-
ance policies. 1t is understood that he
was insured for s2.oo in the Massachu-
setts Mutual company and for $4.0so in the
New York Life. The latter policy was
taken out but several months ago.
Funeral services will be held over the
body this afternoon at o'clock Inter
ment will be made in Riverview cemetery
at Arkansas City, by the side Of his IA
Their.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-21

literature; fourth. from intoxicating can
dies; fifth, from fashionable card parties !;
sixth, from modern dancing halls; seventh
from present day theatre. At the close Of
the sermon scores of mothersp lead for
special prayers for their husbands and
sons Itw as a remarkable service. Last
night the First Methodist church was
filled to overfiowing. Fully 200 people
have taken a stand for the Christian life
A special meeting for boys and girls
will be held on Friday afternoon at
AIS o'clock, at the First Methodist
church Never has the Methodist and
Presbyterian churches of this city been
so stirred as they are now.
Rev Ostrum is having great success
with his mems meetings, which are being
held every day from u to 1880 p. m in
hte Chamber OF Commerce.
Although yesterday was a very dis
agreeable day, the room was crowded
with business men who gave close at
tention TO Rev Ostrum's delightful talk
His topic was Liberty In Law" and the
address was interspersed with terse IL
Illustrations and luminous fights OK elo-
quence
Mr. Hills sang several Of his fine Sc
lections, and. as usual. commanded the
deepest attention OF the audience. His
singing deserves especial praise
There will be a large audience out TO
hear Rev. Ostrum today as many are
preparing to attend the meeting regard
less of the weather
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-21
QUARTERLY REPORTS.
Postoffice Does Big Business in Last
Quarter

The division superintendent of Railway
Mail service at st. Louis reports that he
has in charge 154 articles of merchandise
which We're found loose in the mails DUR
ing the month of December. These arli-
cles consist of everything imaginable,
from a package of pins to diamond rings
Three sheets of finely perfumed blue pa
per were found in the collection with
seemingly no value at all. Many little
trinkets and articles of no worth are
advertised in the list, and yet the super
intendent claims to have the prettiest
playhouse in st. Louis.
There were also eighty sums of money
ranging from l cent to S54.31, found dur
ing the same month. This is said 10 be
evidence that the people are not cautious
enough in enclosing and wrapping their
valuabies when they send them through
the mails. The department has warned
people from time to time in regard to this
but each successive year finds Them with
more loose merchandise and money that
the preceding year.
The above report was received yester-
day by those in charge of the local rail
way mail offices in the federal building
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-21
RELY UPON HYOMEI.
Cures Colds, Coughs, Catarrh and Grip
lust Breathe It.

Hyomei is natures own method for
curing catarrh. colds. coughs and dis
eases of the respiratory organs. 1t Is
the only natural treatment for the cure
of these troubles.
Breathed through the neat pocket in
haler that comes with every outfit. the
air that passes into the throat and lungs,
is identical with that on the mountains,
where ii is laden with healing and health
giving balsams. 1t searches out and kills
disease germs in the most remote and
minute air cells of the head. throat and
lungs. it soothes and heals all irritation
of the mucous membrane.
Hyomei is prescribed by physicians
generally. Many OF them use II them
selves to break up a cold and prevent
pneumonia,
The complete Hyomei outfit consists
Of q neat inhaler, that is so small and
convenient that it can be carried in the
pocket or purse. a medicine dropper and
. bottle of Hyomei This costs but 81.
and it will cure any ordinary case OF
catarrh. In chronic and deep seated
conditions, longer use is necessary and
extra bottles Of Hyomei can be obtained
Tor soc. making it a most economical
treatment for this disease.
Leading Wichita druggists have so
much confidence in the power Of Hyornei
10 cure catarrh and other diseases Of
tt.S throat and lungs that they ssu il
under their personal guarantee 10 refund
the money to any purchaser in case il
fails TO give satisfaction. They take all
the risk themselves. and Hyornei costs
you absolutely nothing unless it does
you good
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-21
RAILROADS DECIDE
TO HEED DECISION.
Report of Commerce Commits
sion Is Recognized on
LUMBER AND GRAIN RATES
More Evidence to Be Filed in
Coal Case.
LUMBER AND GRAIN RATES

Judge A. E. Helm received letter yes
terday from NJ. S. Decker, assistant sec
rotary of the Interstate Commerce Com
mission, bearing the news that as the
commission had declared the present rates
On grain and lumber unjust, and also that
The railroads have decided to grant a re-
duction. What the reduction will be is to
be determined in the near future
Just recently the railroads allowed a
small reduction in coal rates at the be-
hest of the commission and the people of
Wichita considered IL quite a victory.
But the attorneys are of the opinion that
the rates are still too high and will there
fore continue the fight to secure larger
reduction. 1t is said that this small con-
cession On the part of the railroads in the
coal rate might obviate further aggression
on the part of the plaintiffs in securing
big reductions in other commodities. In
stead it has encouraged the plaintiffs and
the fight will be continued until victory is
wholly won.
Judge Helm said: 1T is true that we
have won a partial victory in the decision
of the Interstate Commerce Commission,
and it is nov up 10 the railroads They
must act.
The coal case will be carried on until
further reductions are secured. Our petit
ton contains additional testimony sufti-
Gent to convince the commission that the
present rates are still too high.
1--WE are in the fight to win, and if we
are dealt with fairly, which L have no
doubt We will be, we will gain every con-
cession we are asking.
The commission is using every power
1T has in declaring these freight rates
unjust and it is now but question as
to what action the defense will assume
Every citizen of Wichita and vicinity
VIII anxiously await the further results
of this important litigation
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-21
UNION REVIVAL MEETINGS.
Rev. Ostrom Holds Services at Cham.
Der Of Commerce.

The interest in the special revival meet
ings held by Mr.. ostrum and Mr. Hills
is still deepening and widening. 80 home
prayer meetings Were held last Tuesday.
Arrangements are being made for twice
that number to he held on next Friday.
Special 2a-rninute meetings VIII be held
in the Factories and wholesale houses
and department stores on Friday morn
ing Mr. Ossrum breaches each day n
the city hall building Services are held
from y 10 Ie-59 O'Clock. This is purely
a mems meeting The mothers meeting
held on yesterday morning WAS well at
tended The evangelist preached from
the text. And He Gave Him TO His
Mother II was an earnest appeal for
the young men Of today lie pictured
$4,000 young men going 10 prison every
year in this country. lie contended that
this procession started from. first. IN
christian home. second. from the formal
church members honse; third, frcm bad
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THISTtES AND pANpauFF.
An Interesting Parallel and Valuable
Deduction Therefrom.

Cutting down thistles no more relieves
the | ard OF thisties than dos securing
the scalp cure dzndruf- IN each case
permanent relief can only come from
Graduating permanently the ca1se 4
germ that Rows W The scalp IN sezch-
ms fer the hair root where II sapz the
vitality. causes dandruG- falling hair.
ard badness II you XII that gsrra.
youn have no dandru- but l1xu-ian,
suit CT hair. Newb-os Herpic-ds Is The
Only hair preparation IL tire world that
cures dandruE ard falling hair b. Kill
ing tire germ Destroy the cause. you
remove the erect.- Sod by leading drug
gists. Send Iax. sn STAMPS for sample 10
The HerpscIde Co. Detroit. Mich Moore
Drug Co.. special agents
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MRS. HosFoRp is BETTER.
Wichita Woman Recovering While at
OanVille tiII1.

The many friends OF Mrs r. ". c Hos
ford will be glad to learn that she is very
much improved In health Mrs. Frank
Burt received = letter from her yesterday
in which she stated that she was much
better. She IS at present at her old home
in DanviiIe. IL
Mrs Hosford formerly resi6ed in this
city but on account Of her health she
moved to Chicago last August for treat
ment- When she left wichita her condi-
ton was serious ard II will be q pleasant
surprise 10 her friends to learn Of her
improving health.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-21
WOMAN'S FEET SLIPPED.
Mrs. Eckert's Collar Bone Is Broken
by Fall.

Mrs. j. Eckert was seriously injured
yesterday noon by slipping on the steps
leading from a porch at her home. 1110
Larimer avenue. Her collar hone was
bruises.
Mrs. Eckert was in the act of going
UP the street when she started to descend
the steps She did not notice that they
were covered with ice from the recent
rain and slipped She was taken at once
to the st. Francis hospital where her
injuries were cared for. 1t will probably
be several weeks before Mrs. Eckert is
again able to be about