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THE XEAVEIWORTH: TIMES; STODAY MOKKISTG. SEPTEMBElt 29, 1895 American Hank Tiir CTTiina. Washington, Sept. 23. The estab lishment of an American bank at Slianhai.

China; i sir6nprly nrred by Consul tit-neral Jernigan in a report io the statcVlepurtment. lie says such an institution would evidence the per-maneney of American interest in China and would aid. in enlarging- the United Stales trade there. Heart Disease Kills Suddenly; but never rithout warning symptoms, such as Faint, Weak or Hungry Spells, Irregular or Intermittent Pulse, Fluttering or Palpitation of the Heart, Choking Sensations, Shortness of Breath, Swelling of Feet and etc Dr. Miles' Heart Cure, 1 Cures Heart Disease.

and Children. km ILK RED IN AN INSTANT. Let Ridwaj's Ready Re'lf bo nsed oa the flrsi indication of Pain LTn aslne'-s; IS threatened with disease or sickness, the cnre will be made before the family doctor would ordinarily reach th house. i CUE3 THE WOS3T PAINS In from one tc twenty minutes. A CURB FOR ALL Summer Complaints.

A half to a teaspconful RsIIel in a half tumbler of water, repeated a often as the discharges contiru, and a flannel saturated with Ready Raiief placed over the stomach and bowels will affoic immediate relief and soon effect a cure. Internally A half to a teaspoonful in iKbalf a tumbler of water will in a few min-cure Cramps, Spms, dour Nausea, Vomiting, IIprtourn, Nervous jness, Sleep eesness, Sick Headache, Flatulency, and all interoal pains. fa Its Various Forms Cured a.in! Prevented. There is not a remedial agrent In the world that will cure Fever and Asu9 and 'all other M-llon8, BUions and tnev fe j-7ers, aided by RiDWAY'8 PILLS, so quickly as IUDWAY'S ttE ID RELIEF Travelers should always carry a bottle ot Had way's JReady Relief them, A lew dropn i a water will prevent sickness 'or pains from change of water. It is better than French brandy or bitters asa tstimulant.

Price 50 cents pre bottle, Sold by all Druggists. Will be accomplished by taking. Ray way's Pills. By their Antl-Bllious prop they stimulate the liver in the te cretlon of the bile and its discharge (through the bilary ducts. These pills in doses of from two to four will quicklv PERFECT 1 reguiate tue actio ithe patient from 1 "1 two of Radway's I Jtfccse subject to bi regulate the UNIQUE, UNDERTAKING.

A riuiky Kansas Widow Will Try to Save Women Outlaws. Mr4 Ruth Bronson, the philanthropic little widow who has taken upon her- self (e task of reclaiming the female outlats of Oklahoma, started Sunday night If rom Wichita, for Phila-delphn to secure the co-operation of easterii women in her work. She will appeal principally to societies of Quakers. She will also visit Attorney General Rrmon today the case before him, as shi claims that female outlaws are made through the hectoring of the army deputy United States marshals that continually' riding the territory nting for criminals. These men, she sji's, receive as compensation for their strvics the costs allowed by law, and it is, therefore, to their interest to male as many arrests as possible.

WThen jthey cannot get the criminals they alrest their friends for harboring them o' otherwise persecute them. The result that young' country girls fre-quentl; resist the officers and the act makes outlaws. Once proclaimed they become desperate, and not inpequently help the actual outlaws ii order to spite the officers that have persecuted them. As evidence of this, Mrs. Bronson says that female outlaw exist only where United States deputy marshals have the execution of the lavs.

There are now seven female outlawi, or "femaleandits," as they are caled, in the federal jails of Oklahoma, nd twice as many at large hiding ariong S3rmpathizers in remote places. Maud Clark, one of the latter, told story to Mrs. Bronson, who lives ai Woodward, and it was so touching that Bronson decided to investigate several cases, and found all of- them cf similar origin, their trouble being traced directly to the hectoricg tendencies of the deputy marshals. She proposes to expose the matter, 'or, as she expresses it, to turn the. searchlight on the government sys'tem of executing law in Oklahoma.

"I am unknown," she said, "and therefore cannot do much, but I think I can interest the women of the east in the matter, and by their influence secure at least an investigation of the work of the deputy marshals." Mrs. Bronson. is a little woman, with a good deal of "grit." She- is educated and refined. She does not recommend leligion as a means of reclaiming the outlaws. "They felt that they have been driven beyond the pale of the law by the deputies," she says, "and when they find out that the government will show an inclination to stop the prevailing method of breeding outlaws among the ycung women of Oklahoma they will then be reclaimed of their own desire, for none of them that I know is wicked by nature or inclination." DIFFCULT TASK How a Steel King: Weighing: Was Blade Many Tons The steel ring for generator No.

3 at the Niagara Power company's new plant is now at the shop of the West-ingbouse company, and is attracting great deal of attention from steel men, as well as from electricians. It is regarded as one of the very finest pieces of work ever turned out. It was forged at Bethlehem, Pa. The ring is considerably the largest of the kind ever cast. It is 11 feet IVz inches in, diameter, about 5 feet high and weighs 27,000 pound3.

It cost over $8,000. The making of the ring was an exceedingly difficult task. A nickel steel ingot Ay2 feet in diameter at the bottom and Qy2 feet long was jcast. A hole was then bored through it lengthwise. A- block of the proper weight was then cut from the ingot, and the cylinder thus obtained was heated and, under a hy draulic pressure of 14,000 tons, was expanded to the present size.

It would be just like cutting from a lead pencil a section half an inch long, boring the lead out of it and then expanding the wood to a ring an Inch in diameter. The ring had to be forged to a perfect circle, and in such a as to prevent the possibility of weakness in any part, for, when the tremendous pressure of Niagara is brought to bear on the turbine, which will turn the ring, it will revolve around the armature at the rate of 250 revolutions, per minute. The electrical energy thus obtained will be 5,000 horse power. Advertising Himself. An Ohio revivalist named Jonas appears to have gone into the business of reviving as a profession.

His "ad" in the paper declares that "he has a strong voice and is able to speak to the largest audiences at grove meetings. He is not backward about speaking twice a day where opportunity is afforded. His heart is fuil of the work and he is anxious to reach people with his message of deliverance. He can preach on Sundays as well as talk politics on week days. He is a very efficient revivalist.

He has a wonderful faculty of entertaining, holding and convincing audiences and can speak in the same place night after night with continually increasing attendance." The Ifouse Ran Away. Tae other day house movers In South Orange, N. were toting a house along a street. They came to a sharp descent in the street. There the house started off.

without urging, ran over the end of the skids and went to ruin in the road. The house, was an old frame structure, with its walls filled with brick, and it made a complete and picturesque wreck. Home-Owners." According to the census reports of 1S90, there is not one state in the Union in which the proportion of home-owners to population is equal ta that of France as a whole. WellSame. A man In Horton, who sells patent rights, is appropriately named i AN I'resldmt of the Santa Fe.

Df.xvkr, Sept. The report that President Jcirrfy, of the Denver and Itio railroad, is to be made president of the Santa Fe system', has airain ginned currency. Mr. lias pone l.o York, and' there is to be a-mcetinir the Santa reorganization committee there next Monday. A SP300.000 Cincinnati lire.

"Ciscj.vxAn, Ohio, 28. At 9 o'clock last niglit the Commerce street, entl of one of the storage houses of the Cincinnati Leaf Tobacco company was found to be on lire. -Both building-and tobacco are total loss of not less than An Antarctic IxvPlit London, Sept. 2 ri A dispatch from Melbourne says than Hon. G.

Houston He id, premier of the colony of New South Wales, is securing the co-operation of the other colonic in the raising- of funds for an Antarctic expedition. New Receivers Appointed. MifiWAUKEE, Wis. Sejt. 28.

The resignation' of the Northern Pacific receivers was accepted in the federal court at Milwaukee, and Judge Jenkins named as the new receivers Edward W. McIIenry, chief engineer of the Northern Pa iiic, and Frank G. Bigelow, a Milwaukee banker. Ricli aiontana Indian Ceded. Great Falls, Sept.

28. A treaty has been effcted with the Pie-gan Indians by which a strip of land, rich in gold, silver and copper ores, is ceded to the United- States. One and a half million dollars is to be paid in ten annual installments of, cattle and annuities, beg-inning- in The Everest Estate Sued. Atciiisox, Sept. 2S.

F. A. Lane, receiver for the defunct State Exchange bank of Jamestown, filed a suit in the district court here to recover over 09,000 from the widow of the late Colonel A. S. Everest.

The petition alleges that the bank was owned, controlled and managed by and in the interests of A. S. Everest, and that before it was closed in t803, Everest so manipulated things as to draw out the entire capital, $5,003, and also to round up all the assets into his nossession. Sullivan for Referee. Caicago, Sept.

28. The Tribune publishes interviews with a hundred or more devotees 01 sport in various parts of the country regarding the fit ness and propriety of having John L. Sullivan referee the hght between Cor- bett and Fitzsimnions. In all the answers there is not one word against the ex-champion's fitness for the position, and with very few exceptions those interviewed are enthusiastic on the subject of his being appointed the referee. Coke Prices and Wasres Raised.

Pittsbukg', Sept. 28. The price of furnace coke has been advanced, to take effect next Tuesday, to 1.6') per ton and the II. C. Frick Coke company and other companies in which they are interested or control have posted notices giving their men an advance of 6 per cent on their wages, to take ellect then, This will apply to about id, 00U men, so lar as the fc riCK company is concerned.

Is Ilurlbert Alive? London, Sept. 28. -A correspondent of the Whitehall Review a-serts that he saw William Henry Ilurlbert, the er-Amerisan editor, at Nice last week. A dispatch to the Times, published September 7, said that William Henry Hurlbbert had died "at Cadonabdia, Italy. Her Skull ISroken by a Stone.

Atchison, Kan. Sept. 23. Mrs. Philip Porter, wife of a local orator and politician, while watching a crowd of colored boys fight yesterday," was struck by a flying stone and ner skull fractured.

She is very old and her physician says "she cannot recover. A Noted JLaw "Writer at Rest. Rochkstek, N. Sept. 28.

Robert Dssty, aged 6-5, is dead. lie was the author of more than twenty law books which are of word wide reputation. Kansai to Petition Congress. Topeka, ICan. Sept 2a.

Petitions numerously signed are in circulation here requesting congress to recognize Cuba as a belligerent nation. Nominated for Judge. Hutchinson, Sept. 28. The Democrats of this distri nominated William Whitelaw for judge of the district court.

CONDENSED DISPATCHES. It is denied that Srain ignores the Red Cross in Cuba. A movement against live American cattle is said to have began in Eng-" land. Captains. May nardier and Matthews of the army have been retired for disability.

A son was born to United States minister and Mrs. Breckinridge in St. Petersburg. England has sent nine warships to the scenes of massacres of missionaries by Chinese. Miss Lucile Blackburn, daughter of the Kentucky senator, is to marry a New Jersey politician named Lane.

It is said that Colonel Willie C. P. Breckinridge has begun a quiet campaign to get back his old seat in congress next year. The department of justice has again taken up the Jackson Hole- Indian murders and will prosecute the whites who incited the Bannock Indians to make trouble. for; Infants Castoria is so well adapted to children that I recommend it as superior to any prescription known to ms." IL.A.

Archer, M. HI So. Oxford Brooklya, U. Y. The use of Castoria la so universal and Its merits so well known that it seems a work of supererogation to endorse it.

Few are the Intelligent families who do not keep Castoria within easy Cabxjos Martyr, T. New York City. The Cextacr OLDEST amp ORiCINAL tnt nr. 10 WEST NINTH STREET, HEAR JUNCTION.) fCANSAS CITY, MISSOURI. Regular graduate authorized by the state, and conceded to bo the leading and mo3t successful Specialist in BLogo, NtKv.

QUS and URINARY DISEASES. Nervous Debility With Its Many Glocwy Syirptcass Cured. Lost Vitality Perfectly csi Permanently Restored. Cusxd for Lh '2 Without Mercury. Urinary Diseases Quickly Relieved sad Thoroughly Cared.

Is Dr. H. J. Whittier invar- 3T iably successful? Because he makes no promises that he cannot xnilill. Avoid cneap cure-alls and unskilled physicians, and consult Dr.

Whittier in person or by letter (giving -symptoms) and receive the candid opinion of a physician 01 long experience, muiuconuutu gkill and sterling? integrity. MEDICINES from our own laboratory furnished at small cost and shipped anywhere secure from observation. TREATMENT never sent C. O. I.

CONSULTATION. URINARY ANALYSIS. Office hours 9 to 4 and 7 to 8. Sunday 10 to 12. To Health, and Emergencies mA A 1 1 or 6 eta.

stamps to prepay. Call or address In strict confidence DR. WHITTIER9 IO West Ninth Street, Kansas City, Mo. DISCOVCHCR OF Tome. Gray Sair 1 BAI-D HEADS COVERED.

For the first time In the history the world a discovery is made that restores gray, hair to it natural color without dye. Mme. Vale, that most vonderful woman chemist and great scientist, is the discoverer. The lixcelsior Hair Tonic is the remedy, ilme. Yale has placed it on the market ot the benefit of the public, and guarantees it will restore the natural color back to the hair, no mattei how long it has been gray.

The cure is permanent la every way. It will also stop falling hair in from 24 hours to one week. It restores the hair on bald heads and creates a luxuriant growth. It is a guaranteed cure for every ailment of the hair or scalp. The whole world bows down to Mme.

Yale's discovery and to her great skill as a chemist, which has never been equaled by man or woman. The Excelsior Hair Tonic holds complete -sway over the human hair. There are no ailments which the hail Is heir to tliat it cannot cure. Beware of imitations. See that every bottlers labeled "Mme.

M. Yale's Excelsior I lair Tonic. Guaranteed to Restore Gray Hair without Dye." Price Ji per bottle; 6 for $5. Sold by all Druggists. Mail orders promptly tilled by MME.

n. YALE. Chicago. OTHERS' FRIEND" CUBES BISIHQ BREAST. I have been a midwife for years, in each case where- MOTHERS' FRIEND was used it accomplished wonders, shortened labor and lessened the pains.

It is the best remedy for rising of the Breast known, and worth the price for that alone. Idns M. Brewster. Montgomery, Ala. Sent by Express or mail, on receipt ot price.

SI. OO per bottle. Book To Aiothera" mailed free BRAD FIELD REGULATOR Atlanta. Ga. SOLD BV ALT.

JolmTSriist, V.S Veterinarian, Graduate of the American Veterirutry OoUege, H. Y. OfHce 710 Cherokee Street. Telephone 223. EDUCATIONAL.

High xmAm English end Classics! School. Literary, Mjv a SL pJJ WTi mm mm tmm mm Wh StOBDSfl Conr Castoria cures Colic, Constipation, Sour Stomach, Diarrlicoo, Eruation, Knis Worms, gi-es sleep, and promotes di- gestion. Without Injurious medication. "For several years have recommended Castoria, and shall always continue to so, cs it has invariably produced beneficial results Edwij F. Pardee, M.

IX, 125tli Street and 7th. Now York City. ASY, 77 Mcerjlt Street. New York Crrz. Another Strong Roint or THE CHARTER OAK, IN addition to its perfect operation ntiii tiurabiKtv.

is that it does the work with the small- est possible quantity of fuel. AQENT, LEAVENWORTH, KAN. mm. SS jt THE GREAT 20th Day. FRENCH lifcitVlfc.L?Y COth Day.

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Wards eff Insanity ancLousuiu tion. Insist on having VITAUS, no other Cai he carried In vest pocket. By mail $1 vacir Re or six for S5.CU witn a euaramw REFUND THE V.0NEY. Circular free. Addre CALUMET MKDIUiaJJ umcago, xn- For by Mehl Schot.

Drug-. Leavenworth, Kan. His is a non -poisonous remedy for Gonorrhoea, Spermatorrhoe, Whites, unnatural ciia charge, or any inllamma- CDKEe in 1 to dT. ret not tu Buictar. irniaiion or uicera recol contanion.

tion of muconn mem rHEE'MHS CiiCWMtCf). branes. Non-astringent-t -r. iw? 1 Sold by DrucririHta. jiii jiunn.u .1 vc v-iSw a "Ziivor wnt in plain wrapper.

"tf-i-JV jCTiA bv exoress. crenaKl. for or 3 bottles, $2.75. sent on reaoest Arrosta diacharges from the uriEary orgass In either fo.t in 4a lacura. It fa Eopcri or to Copaitsi, Cnbeb, or injoo-tlons, nnd'roe freia all had einell or other lnccnvcnJeacca.

psmTAI I contaiaed 11 1U I I -1 si vhicU bear tbe name ia blacky XJwtTi. without which rmnearg pen-oirg. Chichester's FntlUb Diamonil Ri-ncf. ENNVRQYAL PILLS Original and Only Genuine. Uruziit lor 'Chichester English iM-aled with blnejilbn.

Toko. (tont ami tmuottoiu. At vraggisfa, or imui J. in Audm f. nartfcalam.

tsticwaials aa IteUef for Ii.llc-m." in tetter, hr ret am. (r MntL 1MH TrttimoDiil. A'ar-ia fapr. tId bj Jl Local Ir.iCf.t. iHW PRMGIPlli POMS EAST, WEST, NORTI-i arid SOUTH The UNION PACIFIC Ticket Office.

ft7 1 2 FronT thc Missouri River Pacific Coatt Points. SOLiDVESTIBULETRAHIS Through Pullman Sle'epera Los Angeles, San Francisco and All California Points. JERRY KELLER, City Ticket Aeent. eoutbeMi Fourth nd IMIawmra Ctrecta Ttlephoco 2S3. VITALI yv "KSS? iV 8w well 1st Day.

IK hkmtm, liuliOiSi CN SALE HOURS Mr. Geo. L. Smith, of the Geo. L.

Smith Mantel Louisville, writes Feb. 26, 1834: "For about a year I was a terrible sufferer from heart trouble, which got so bad I was obliged to sit up in bed to get my breath. 1 had to abandon business and could hardly crawl around. My friend, Mr. Julius C.

Vosht, one of our leading pharmacists, asked mo to try Dr. Miles neairt Cure. I had used littlo more than a bottle when the pain ceased and palpitations entirely disappeared. I have not had the slightest trouble since, and today I am attending to business as regularly as ever." Sold by druggists everywhere. Book on Heart and Nerves sent free.

Address Dr. Miles Medical Elkhart, Ind. Dr. Miles': Remedies Restore AMUSEMENTS. f-IRAWtfOBD GRAND, Crawfobd, Manager.

One Jolly Nisfat. SUNDAY, SEP! EMBER 29. i The" Twentieth Century Comedians, MURRAY MACK, presenting that Whirlwind of Irish Fun, FINNI- GAN'S BALL. (Edition ISO Pretty Girls. Clever Comedians, Songs That Are Making a Hit, Charming Dances and Big Novelty Acts.

gPOTATOES FOR PENWIPERS. A. Milwaukee Hotel-Keeper Uses the Irish. Vegetable for Such Purpose. One of the Milwaukee hotels uses a bushel of potatoes a year, one at a time, for penwipers on the desk fn the office.

Every morning a potato as big as an apple is put in a compartment of the pen box, and after twenty-four hours the potato is removed and another is put in says the Sentinel. Pens in pen-v holders are stuck into the potato, a half-dozen at a it the appearance of a porcupine. When a man registers he "finds the pen there. During the year 365 potatoes, and on leap years 366, are furnished to tte public at this hotel as pen-wipers. The potatoes are bought in open market with due regard for their globular iorm; the Early Rose and Kidney Flake being the varieties chosen when they can be obtained.

It is claimed by those who pretend to know all about potatoes and pens that a potato pen-wiper is the best preservative-against rust and mildew that can be secured for the pens, and that the sponge used by some hotels and shot used by others are not comparable to potatoes for efficacy. Sponges, it is claimed, rust the pens, and shot does not absorb the ink rapidly enough to prevent it from clotting and spoiling the point, A hotelkeeper in speaking of the reason why he did not like shot for an ink-absorber, said: "Shot is ail right as tar as me pens are concerned, but the reason I object to it is that there are so iy sportmen around, who are always ready to take a handful of bird shot for future reference. I used shot on my hotel counter for a few years, but gave it up because twenty pounds of bird shot was used up during one woodcock season. The shooting men came and took the shot before our very eyes, and laughed at us when we asked them to leave the shot in the pen box." -A Reunion of Giants. There was a family reunion at Tion-esta.

the other day in which six sons of Mr. and Mrs. Harmon Coleman participated. The aggregate height of the six is 37 feet inches. The tallest is 6 feet 5 inches high and the shortest 6 feet.

I Six Days of Awful Suffering. George Corden, a lad of Dowagiac, disappeared. He was found six days afterward in a swamp. He had fallen in a fit and had lain all the time In the water. He was alive, but will probably action of the liver aod fret these disorders.

Oae ri Pllis taken daily bv bilious pains and torpidi ty of the liver, will keep the system regular and secure healthy digestion. ALWAY'S RELIABLE. PURELY VEGETAtiLE Perfectly tasteless, elegantly coated, purge, regulate, purify, cleanse and Radway's Pll's for thectm j-A 11 disorders of the stomach, bowels, kidneys, bladder, nervous diseases, dizz -u seC vertigo, costivenesB. piles, AND AL.I4 DISORDERS OF THELIVER. I'tlce, 25c per box Bold by Druggist3 or Sent by Mail.

Send to DR. VD WAY Look Vsx 385 New fr book of advice. DR. A. J.

SANDERS, (Post Graduate Course in University Vienna Austria) SPECIALIST. Nose, Throat, Chest, Kidney Ear, and Chronic Diseases. Office hours. 8 to 12 a. 1 to 5 p.

m. -505 Cherokee Street, Iieavenwortli, Kan. FOR CARRIAGES ASD WiGONS AT" A nnmbfr of seondhanl Bng-trlsaud Wagons 'Cheap. Bros. 727-728 Shawnee St.

Achenhausen ir Bro Manufacturers of HARNESS and Jobbers, Saddlery, Hardware and Turf Goods. Fine Oarrias polo and driving harness roads to order in latest titpslgns. Full Iln of farm and truck harness, Maaketa and all kinds of horse I aralshine goods on hand. 417 Cberokee Street FOB Fire Insurance W1LS0H. if: ft i3tt2JtSSJS New York Life INSURANCE ASSETS, bsned all forms et life and endowment oUd tthoot restrictlors ot any kind.

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