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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-03-19

"The doet6s tseates rne, bot the reid
they gave did not last.
was q physical wreck, when rny eye
tel On an item in the local paper describing
how Mrs Evans, OF West End, had bsen
cured by Dr.. VILLAINS Pink Pills for PaIs
People. Her suffering vas Ike nline.
hope other sufferers who read thu
account will have the fasth had xSen
Rad Of Mrs Evans
My husband bought me one box Of the
pills The change they made In my con-
dition was encouraging. took anothes
box; then bought SIX more boxes
AL the tiIne gained IN health, strength,
hope, nerve force steadily, surslyl
Before finished the eighth box ceased
the treatment. feit perfectly well, and ths
Doctor said was entirely cured
To add weight 10 her story Mrs- VANS
Icy made affidavit to rs truth before John
F.Russsn, Notary Public Of Gresnseurg.
Neuralgia Of the heart b only ono Of
many serious evils that grow out Of deranee-
naents Of the nervous system OF Of the blood
The remedy that expsls impurities from
the blood and supplies the necessary mater
ials Tor rapidiy rebuilding wasted nerve tis-
sues reaches the root Of many serious diseases.
Il s these virtues that have given Dr..
Williams Pink Pills for Pale People their
wonderful curative powers IN disSases thai
at first glance seem widely different. q
This famous remedy Is foe sale BY Al
druggists for 50 cents bOxD o. Eix bo1ss
for $3.50.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-03-19
WHAT is THE GRIP
1t Is Certainly a Most Mysterious
Disease, But Its Real Cause Is
Clearly Explained.

Investigation has shown that nearly
every family in the city has had at least
one Of its members attacked by the grip
but IL seems to be coming in a different
form this year than ever heretofore,
Men and women complain more of
nausea, pains in the arms, limbs and
about the back and a general lack of ap-
petite and ambition.
Now, all this proves clearly just where
the cause of the grip is located. Have
you ever seen a sewer or drain clogged
up after a heavy raino 1t is precisely
this way with the grip. The kidneys get
clogged up and the poisonous acids which
should pass from the system are thrown
back until finally they get into the blood
and so poison the whole body.
Read what the eminent DR.. Hamilton
has to say upon this subject: 1T is clear"
says he, that in order TO drive grip
and similar poisons from the system it
is only necessary to open up the sewers;
in ether words, to put the kidneys in
perfect working order so that they will
carry these poisons away instead Of al
Lowing them to clog up and ruin the
blood, and, unfortunately, this is not
altogether an easy thing to do.
There is, so far as the medical profess
sion and science know, but one discovery
that will quickly and effectually open up
the kidneys and at the same time soothe
them. That discovery, which has cured
so many thousands of meg and women;
which is keeping so many in perfect
health today, and which is used so uni
vcrsally the world over Is Warmers Safe
Cure. 1t is recommended and used by the
highest medical authorities both abroad
and in America. 1t can be taken by the
most aped person and the tiniest child
with beneficial effect. for it is perfectly
pure and harmless. Prof. Boyer of Ger
many, DR.. William Edward Robson of
England and DR.. Gum Of New York are
all prominent men who speak in the high
est terms of this great remedy. If you
have any symptoms of the grip. let me
advise you to act promptly, for you will
find that Safe Cure will relieve you quick
". take you from a condition Of misery
and put you on the road to health"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-03-19

Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys.
tenn effectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of it's kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and &C.
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in so
cent bottles by all leading drug.
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA re syrup co.
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL.
LOUISVILLE. KY. NEW YORK, RE.
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The recommendations fade by the ad-
ministration would bring twenty-five ca
diets and engineers and sixiy-two line ca
diets into immediate commission
These recommendations. except the last
two. were set aside today. at the request
Of the administration. 70 diflerentiate en-
tirely the two bills.
The only Items formerly recommended
that will be included Will be those relating
TO assistant paymasters and the assistant
engineers. which are considered IN the
light Of emergency provisions.
Representative Foss Of Illinois. chair
man OF the subcommittee. gave formal
assurance that as soon as the appropria-
ton bill had passed the house. his sub
committee would begin the consideration
of the personnel bill. and that there would
be no avoidable delay in action.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-03-19
AFTER MANY LONG YEARS
Frisco is to be Put Through on the
Original Survey.

FL Reno, o. T., March 1S.-(SpeciaL)-
President A. A Robinson of the Frisco.
in a recent interview at Albuquerque, N
NJ, said; 1.-THE Frisco intends in very
short time to extend its line from Sapulpa
I. T., to Albuquerque, n. NJ, to make
connection with the Atlantic and Pacific
at that point. The Atlantic and Pacific
is at present being operated by the Frisco
and it is the intention of the company to
have through line from st. Louis, No,
TO San Francisco, Cal. The original At
lantic and Pacific was surveyed through
Oklahoma before it was opened for set
tlement The extension is being rapidly
pushed from Sapulpa to Oklahoma City,
and from there on through FL Reno to
Albuquerque. FL Reno now stands on the
original survey and there is no reason
to doubt but what the road will be pushed
along as fast as possible.
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REPORT

yard that she anchored Off the govern
ment proving grounds. at Indian Head.
about o'clock. where she was met by the
tug Triton, which returned to the yard
about p. m. 1t was denied that the Tri-
ton brought and one from the VesuYius
to Washington.
Secretary Long went to bed at o'clock
with strict orders not to be disturbed, and
Assistant Secretary of State Day spent
the evening at the theatre, stopping for
a few minutes only at the White House,
where he had a talk with the president
in the presence Of the other members of
the family
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-03-19
DICK PlUNKETT'S LETTER
To Governor Barnes, with st. Pat
ricE's Day Wishes

Guthrie, o. T., March 1s.-(Special)-
In distributing St. Patrick's day favors
Dick Plunkett, Judge Hainers Hibernian
court crier, remembered Governor Barnes
with a sprig of the real Irish shamrock
and a miniature harp, the remembrance
being accompanied by the following auto
graph letter:
''Newkirk, o. T, March II.
Hon. c. NJ. Barnes, Guthrhie o. T.
My Dear Governor-Please accept the
harp and shamrock I send to you with
my compliments, assuring you that they
are from . friend and representative of
the Emerald Isle. Hoping that success
may attend your efforts and that the Good
Lord will abolish all obstacles in your
path as did St. Patrick from aud Ireland,
7 remain your friend.
aDTC~E DT INK TIT
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CATTLE lax CASES
Injunction Granted in Favor Of Kan
saS CattIemeu.

Guthrie o. T. March 1S.-(SpeciaL)-
Hon. Chester /. Long, of Medicine Lodge,
Kansas, is in the city on legal business.
He represents number of cattle owners
who are resisting the collection of taxes
on cattle brought into the territory later
than March l, 1897, and Judge Burford
today granted a temporary injunction re-
straining the sheriff and treasurer of
Woodward county from proceeding fur
Their in the collection of the taxes until
the matter is heard al the May term of
the district court at Woodward.
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ENORMOUS POWDER ORDER
Works in san Franchise Called on for
z 600 900 Pounds

Santa Cruz. Gala. March iS-The CALI
foruia Powder works received orders from
'hc navy department on wednesday for
three HslIus8 pounds % brown prismafic
powder. Yesterday the same concern Fe-
ce.ved 40 order for % 90 pounds q t5S
same powder far immediate delivery.
Tners together rIaae the largest slng.s
order far powder ever gwen ly the U0lfsf
states government on tnlH coast Ahst.
SIX r1safas VIII 20 rsqs.rea f9 ~ ttsss
orders. even ~ita ,he additional za-bis-
cry Row 3D. t9urse - ea7Ftracti31 ~ rs
company Previous orders flr su1zrisss
powder vH keap t1e s8Fks a. ias.F fsl
ca14r.ty fsr 3 rear
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-03-19

Valparaiso. March S-Patricio Lor-
rain AIcSIde. minister Of war and navy,
says: You can emphatcaIly deny the
story Of the sale Of the Chilean cgUiser
o'Higgins or any other warship 70 Spain. i"
Mexico City. March ia largely at
tended meeting Of American citizens. call
e. by Minister Clayton. took place tonight
for the purpose % raising funds for a nor
Urent 70 the dead sailors Of the warship
Maine. Patriotic feeling ran high. The
sentiment OF American residents here IS
against accepting an indemnity for tie
lives OF TIE aaen killed in Havana ha-boT
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AUXILIARY CRUISER BOARD
Directed 20 Inspect With Reference
to First Class Cruisers


New York, March is.-The auxiliary
cruiser board spent the day preparing re-
ports 70 be sent 20 Washington on second
class vessels inspected yesterday. lieu
tenant Commander Reeder. Of the school
ship ST. Mary's, and q. w Danforth.
passed assistant engineer. were present
al today's meeting. having been added to
the board.
The plans OF the board have been some
what changed by orders received from
washington today. one OF the orders is
said 20 be a direction 70 inspect all OBJ
tainable vessels IN thte harbor for first
class cruisers.
After the morning session. the board in
spected the ward line steamers Orizaba,
Saratoga and Seneca.
IL was understood that the board at the
afternoon session was preparins favorable
reports 10 send 70 Washington regarding
the Ward line steamers.
The Orizaba Is now being repaired by
the Morgan Iron Works company. who are
putting new steel plates on her.
A change has been made ~ the Brook
lyn navy yard In the plans for preparing
the Cruiser Chicago for seA Several
mounts for the fve-inch guns had been
holsted aboard during the week. but have
now been put back on the dock II Il
said the mounts are being held for pos
sihlc use on the auxiliary cruisers.
The Dolphin IL slated % 20 into commits
sion next Thursday. Commander Lyons
Is nov engaged IN selecting be rapid Ere
guns for MS vessel.
Admiral Buncs today appointed a board
% ofilvsrs % make a survey % the yacht
"Mayfower" and report az 60 what
changes shan be made and also a. -
what armament she can best carry The
board examined the -Mayfover- today
An officer az ths yard said u would take
not more than thirty days % get ths
H. o.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-03-19

No one need go to Paris now TO see all
that is marvellous in hypnotism. In the
hypnotic wards Of many hospitals OF his
country are hypnotic subjects that a mere
glance. IT Is said. throws them into tine
trance state. But in order to overcome
that OBSTINATE kidney trouble, the oersis-
tent use OF Hostetter's Stomach Bitters
is necessary. Use it also Systematically
for maiarial. bilious. dyspepttc. rheumatic
and nervous diseases.
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ARMY REORGANIZATION BILL
Is Undergoing Discussion and
Amen ment In fonamIftee

Washington. March ls-Senzsor HzEiey
% Connecticut. sad today that l. VAS
The intention - get through congress as
speedily a. possi5.e TIE ;ATse- bat.zlizz
military h-.l watch AS tz.sodRcsd - ths
suggestion a the department - 5s-a
houses yesterday for strsrg;aeaiaE tie
Military arm = the seEvscs ard p-oy11ir &
for - Increase % -. &c ra.a = nscssss p
This b.l lie sad carried q srzat sGpro-
prlatlou ard taersfore ~ouse pass tas
horse ln advance - artfon ~ tss senate
The general desire wzs % secure sac
iegzzlalioa IS Eoon a. Scssls4e. 4a1 tAs
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YOU PAYS YOUR MONEY
Aud You Takes Tour Choice as to the
sale of the EareZ.

Madrid, March 1s.-According 70 a dis
patch received by the impartial from
Rome the Italian minister Of marine con-
firms the reported sale of the armored
cruiser Varez 10 Spain.
Washington. March S.-The navy de-
partment has information to the effect
that Spain so far has not accomplished
the purchase of the Italian cruiser Varez
Rome March Is.-An official denial is
given 20 the report that the armored
cruiser Varez has been sold.
Madrid, Ma-Ch ,S-Senor Sagasta. the
Soan;sh premier. says that TIE journey
Of the Spanish torpedo squadron, now at
the Canary islands. 10 Cuba, has been
indefinitely postponed. The tone ~ the
press is more hopeful. but financial circles
are sun uneasy.
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CoIored Wan 90 succeed Rruce

probable that the president vii appoint
Judsoa c. Lyons, co}ore5. national con-
uli,teeEaan FROM Georgia. register of the
treasury, 70 succeed the late 2 X Bruce
Mr.. Lyons 'xaS candidate for postmaster
At Augusta, Ca. but the white peopls
there successfully opposed his appoint
ment
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RIGHTS OF CERTAIN INDIANS
House Committee Agrees to leave
Them to the Court Of Claims.

Washington, March 1s-The house COM
mittee on Indian affairs has agreed on
the bill to submit to the court of claims
the questions as 70 the status and rights
of the Delaware Indians in the Cherokee
nation. the Mississippi Choctaws in the
Choctaw nation, the Chickasaw Freed
men in the Chickasaw nation and the
inter-married persons in all three of the
nations
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w. Isham, returned missionary from
China, followed by the conference report
by Mrs. A. V. Loose of Peabody.
This meeting was followed, as the other
afternoon meetings have been, by a pro-
tracted service. led by Rev. S. Brink.
At o'clock today the Lyons Salt COM
pany placed number of conveyances at
the disposal of the conference and many
of the mebers visited the salt plant and
descended into the mines. The business
of the conference is being dispatched
smoothly and rapidly and the appoint
ments may be ready TO be announced on
Saturday evening.
have been afflicted with rheumatism
for fourteen years and nothing seemed to
give any relief. / was able to be around
all the time, but constantly suffering. I
had tried everything 1 could hear of and
at last was told to try Chamberlain
Pain Balm, which I did, and was imme-
diately relieved and in short time cured
I am happy 10 say that it has not since
returned.-Josh. Edgar, Germantown. Cal.
For sale by Druggists.
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Ayers
SdPSapaPIIIa
has never been equaled by any
cheap imitation of it. and quality
tells, just as blood tells.
Il is TIE Standard.

81 have sold Ayers Sarssparilla for more
than twenty-five years, and have never
heard snything but words Of praise from
my customers not & single complaint has
ever reached me. A preparation must
possess great merit to maintain such s repu-
tstion- | believe your sarsspsrilla to be
the best blood purifier that has ever been
introduced to the general public often
hear other manufacturers say that this is
Us good as Ayers" but no ons ever vet
heard it said that Ayers was Z" as good SIS
any other kind. They always set Ayers I'D
as the STANDARD Of excellence. s. +.
BoYcE. Duluth, MINI
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A WOnan'S
Heart.

The we Of clergyman tells tie story Of her suffer-
sg 1pztA neuralgia Of the heart ssth the hope that her
experience may indicate 10 Others tie acay regain
health
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BULLETIN OF
Jbe wiebita Dailu eagle.
Wichita, saturday, March 10, 1893
Weather For Wichita To-day:
Fair: cooler; northwest winds
Sun--Rises. sos; Sets Gill
Moon Rises, 4 ;26.
IMPORTANT NEWS OF TODAY
Pages
Report is Days Away Yet
Sample of Spanish Ignorance
Austro- Spanish Alliance
BIanco is Going Out Pacifying
GaIIinger's Views of Cuba
DauntIess' Men Enter the Navy
Cuba's Conf dence is Rising
2. Rosenbaum's Trial Postponed
Activity in the Navy
3. Wichita Livestock Markets
Maine Rumors Affect Share Values
Business Increase Unchecked
5.iDemOcrats Cheat the Pops
Big Prizes for the Shoot
G. Lewis Academy OratoricaI Contest
Debate ON the PostOffice Bill
z. Plague Troubles in India
8. Points of Modern Hygiene
OfHOrses and Horsemen
Latest of Fashion Hints
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sale orthe O'Hissins Denied.

The hest spring medicine is Hoods Sa-
ssEarillA because il purifes the blood.
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METHOOlSTS AT LYONS

dick PLUNKETT. "
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81 Klburn. cnrdn, January H.
80 Ianccioi. SWANSEA, January ~,
81 lBdy LOWS. at Terorins January ~.
SIS Leonn. NidcT, Now York, February s.
IS LudgatS. Nicholson. TeneriHe January
II.
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SIS Miami MeDounid, New York. Febfu1
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Nntex nnI rrr.nnnI..

Commercial Agent Bone OF tho Cotton
Belt was late arrival last night.
III A. Munecy, travelling route agent FOR
the Wells. Fargo 4 Co.'S express, is at the
Lawlor.
Travelling Passenger Agent Rolnhart OF
the Southern Pacific arrived from the West
last night.
The Arkansas Pass announce that they
Will makesa low rate TO the naynl display
at Galveston February is TO %.
Manager Van Week and Superintendent
Owens oil tho Morgan division OF tho
Southern Pacific arrived last night from
New Orleans.
w. a. Tliley, travelling passenger agent
OF the Frisco; W Il. Turner. commercial
agent Of the Vsndnlia. Travelling AUDITOR
Mcclure OF the Galveston, Houston ard
Henderson; j n. HILL general manager ef
the Galveston, Houston and Henderson; ID.
b. keeler, general passenger agent OF the
Fort Worth and Denver City; w. G. Crush
general passenger agent OF the Katy; s..
Il. Graves, general freight and passenger
agent of the San Antollio and Gulf Shore;
w. C. Forbess. general freight and pps-
senger agent OF the Weatherford and Min
earl Wells; Fred Wild. Jr. general freight
agent OF the Union Pacific, Denver and
Gulf, We're among the visiting railroad men
81
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natural for him to believe that these
corporations arc overtaxcd or taxed IN tot
many ways. but Mr. Deppe Il capable 81
lief. a
He also curtcrds that unless some
thing is soon donc TO stop the enchoach-
Incnt or National, State, county and city
governments upon the supposed privileges
Of railroads, nearly every line IN the United
States will cease 10 be profitable to Its
incorporators and Stockholders, aud that
all Will pass into the hands OF receivers
Ono OF Mr.. Deppe's plans for lettering the
condition OF railroads Is for each State
to determine the amount OF taxation and
thus do away with the constant inter-
ference from the various county and city
governments. on this line he has elabor-
ated very plausible plan OK taxation,
and one that Will doubtless awaken much
interest.
Mr.. Deppe more than once has been
invited to discuss, through the newspapers,
subjects OF interest 10 the general pub
lie and the riilroad world in particu-
lar Recently the st, Louis Star, an after
noon republican paper, printed a lengthy
article from his pen on the subject OF
railroad legislation.
On his tour through Texas Mr.. pcppa Is
accompanied by MIR. a. j.. Whitehead,
travelling passenger agent for the lines
In Texas. They left on the Santa Fe last
night for Galveston and tonight will pass
through Houston en- route TO San An
tonic.
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Total State ...s-.....'.it.. .,t.si
CDIfNrY
Y. 81. O. "a. ncccntion.

The Ladies Auxiliary of the Young Mems
chr!stian association viii give reccprioa
to The Indies in the Y. 81. G. A. perlors on
Wednesday Afternoon, February 70. from 4
to 6 o'clock
The ladies receiving and having onarge
of the reception this month arc: Mrs. Mary
] Berins, Mrs. Charles stcwar,. Me-. Hem
ry House. Mrs S. r.. Carter. Mrs. scru
strong, Mrs. j. +. Dickson, Mrs. w. p.
Ransome, Mrs Horace booth, Mrs. w. l..
Fulton Mrs John Boring, Miss Estelis
Morrison Mrs Willie, Mrs. Kolf Mfa.
Mills and Mrs. Slosson.
These names are a sufficient guarantee
that all attending will receive cordial
Welcome and spend an agreeable and pleas-
ant afternoon. There Will be no charge
either for admission or refreshments.
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ro nNrERTAIN ILliMnNRMnN.

Tho executive committee Of the Dcan-
mont board Of trade held Il called meeting
yesterday afternoon 10 arrange pfclmi-
naries for entertaining the Retail Lumber
Dealers of Texas who are TO hold the'r an
nuaI meeting lii this city In April 1t is
expected that this meeting Win have the
largest attendance OF any IN the history
OF the association. hut the city will be
prepared 10 comfortably entertain al who
come. The board appointed the following
as committee on entertainment, wlh inc
strnution that thc active wurk oil prepa
ration begin Immediately h: SOlinSlsy.
s. A. Long, j. NJ Gilbert. Lee Blanctctte.
j, y, Goedhuc Il. E Kelley. W. A, Iretch-
or. William Wiess. Mark Vices, II. w.
Green, Or. w, w Cunningham, |. u. Folk.
y. u. spottswood Henry Downey. William
Smith and Ed Ogden
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CnttIe nni.crs' Application.

Austin, Texas. February 9.-Secretary
Newlin of the Texas Cattle Raisera as
ISOLATION was before the railroad commits
sion today to have the 3G-foot cattle car
capacity reduced from $4,000 TO 10000
pounds as it exists in other States. He
also wanted tho commission 10. issue cir
cular clearly defining the difference be-
tween cattle offered for shipment as to
whether the stock cattle rate or the beef
cattle rate shall applyA lnasmnch as the
commission does not receive verbal appli-
cations, Secretary Newlin will return to
Dallas and present the same in writing.
The matter was informally discussed by
him and Judge Storey, however.