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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-30
Lake washington waterway.

The Lake Washington waterway. upon
which nothing has yet been done. although
3l7e.00o has been appropriated for preiim-
mary work. and the Grays harbor jesty
are the big improvements with which Capt.
Tayior's report deals In referring to the
former enterprise, Capt ayior says that
until the title 10 the right way for the
canal is delivered to the government, with
release from all liabilities. no work. under
the law. can be done. The abstracts OF
title to the properties acquired by con-
cemnat!on by King county have been In
the hands OF the department OF justice for
several weeks. The money appropriated
for beginning work on the waterway will.
however, not be available until the at
torney general, on the Recommendation of
United States Attorney Wv. X. Gay, OF
Seattle. approves OK the titles to the gov
ernmens. Capt Taylor reports In favor OF
an appropriation of sapooD for the water
way. inasmueh as the abstracts OF title
TO the risht-of-way are In tha hands of the
government II Ia expected that work win
DO commenced soon. Statistics complied
from various sources show the volume OF
commercial and other business transacted
In Seattle and bear upon the Importance
OF this improvement.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-30

Special Dispatch 10 the poss-IntsIligencer
:; !: Z: :. ;: ::
into effect by act OF congress,
the total of $4,000 viii be ap-
propriated at the ensuing session of con-
gress 70 be expended during the fiscal year
ending June 30. 1901. in river aud harbor
improvements In Washington and idaho,
Capt. Tayioris annual report to Gen. James
NJ. Wilson. chief of engineers. has been
received at Washington. and contains a
history Of the various improvements now
under way. . review of the work that has
been done and an estimate OF the require
ments for the fiscal year beginning July
]. 1850.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-02-05
HOG MARKET SAGS
Was Light Supply Even for
Saturday.
5 TO 7 IL LOVER
No Cattle Offered The Weeks
Review.
TIE wichita hog market yesterday was

TIE Wichita hog market yesterday was
practically nothing. The supply was shut
off partly from the continued cold wealth
CT and the usual Saturday lethargy. on
the part OF shippers. This duIlness was
by no means confined TO this point, how
ever, as all the other western markets
showed large declines in receipts. There
were about $3.50 less in at Kansas City
than on Friday; about 1000 short at
Chicago, and 1900 below at ST. Louis. At
the local yards the few wagon hogs in
which were Of no importance either in
duality or amount, came scattering in
through the morning and then business
as done for the day, save for one load
o. very good extra weight hogs from the
Oklahoma country. These were the last
arrivals OF any kind. and hten the agony
was over. There is little to say for the
days bubsiness or the market, in fact
The less said the more interesting it IS 20
read The market quotation was to
- cents lower, and this tone was COM
uaratively stronger than most of the 9TH
e. points, though in itself not very cheer
1Il to any one. The early reports from
other live stock centers were to 10c
lower ard all heralded forth the an
uOUncement Of a slow, dull and draggy
~. took a tumble also probably just to
be sOciable. II was the closing day Of
q more or less Hfeless week all over in
live stock affairs, but caused entirely by
the severe wes Their prevailing throughout
the hog raising districts. At this market
no hogs suffered any in transit, and the
market was strong most Of the days, with
higher prices and a new top price estab-
Ished above anything IN months. There
was no wwant Of demand yesterday. and
there was incipient enthusiasm among
buyers 10 make q lively day had the hogs
come in The quality so far as there were
hogs, was only fair, with some OF It COM
mon The week has beben light in re-
ceipts. very fair TO good in quality for
the most part, but this intermixed with
poor stuff on some days. The strength
az the market has been good and with a
let up Of the present cold and unfavOra-
bic shipping weather, there VIII no doubt
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-02-05
BACK FROM MEXICO
CONTINUED from Fifth Page.)

! treat child of a wealthy gentleman and
| there he met Gillett whom he once knew,
and Gillett was actively engaged on a
| similar scheme TO the doctors. and they
were friendly TO each other The doctor
/ saw the splendid opportunities there for
professional man and decided at once
to locate there permanently and invest his
money in this cattle scheme which Gillett
/ is connected with and only came back here
to close up his practice, sell his property
and return TO paradise. which the doctor
says IS anywhere in the vicinity OF Chi
huahua.
While in Mexico DR.. Petry visited many
Of the public buildings and colleges and
says their schools are far above an aver
age. He has collection of leather goods.
such as belts. sandals, etc. which were
presented TO him by pupils in a free school
He has also fine collection Of opaIs, which
which he brought back with him, and
which he says are hard to duplicate.
DR.. Petry stated that before he left Chi
huahua for home the governor of the state,
one of the old-time Castilian gentlemen.
extended an invitation TO Gillett and his
family. Dr. Petry and two more. 70 a bay
quet and serenade by a band, which was
gorgeous.
DR.. Petry says the governor has taken
quite fancy to Gillett and promises him
full protection from any trouble
The doctor was IN a very pleasant mood
and said he was anxious 20 get back 70
Chihuahua as soon as possible. Through
out the Interview he tried 10 keep from
telling OF hi connection with Gillett. but
finally admitted that he was the third
party. The doctor expects to return to
Mexico as soon as he disposes Of his prop
erty which will be in about two months.
While we was away his father died. be-
uueathing him a fortune of 80 600.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-02-05
LIVESTOCK MARKET
KANSAS CITY.

Kansas City. Feb Receipts.
40; prices unchanged. Supplies FOR the
week were good and Strengthening cattle
that were matured In good demand AZ
steady prices, while common grades were
fairly active at steady prices. Sales:
Heavy native steers s.. 45d5- -. medium.
s.. 7e15.+5; light We ights. 81 sea-. g; stock
ers and feeders. 8. 5175. 90. butcher cows
and heifers. S3.1.sI4.5o: Gamers. s. co.'s. o..
bulls. $3-"fdi-2 =; western steers. s.. 4tT
$50; Texans. Sl.o1E5. %.
Receipts. 900. Prices , 70 I0c
lower Supplies this week We're light:
prices advanced about Toe early in the
week and were well sustained until today :
eastern markets were quoted lower and
sales today were . TO loc lower. Sales
today: Heavy hogs &.s5Q3. -. mixed
s.. 55Fs. 30. light. 81 sass.
Sheep-ReceiQts. 4so; active AZ steady
prices. The supply this week was very
lsght. the beS- mutton grades advanced
10 20 I5c. while lambs were active al
steady prices. Few punches OF Colorado
lambs offered that sold at 81 .s1d5- -; while
native lambs sold from Si-59a5-l9. Nut
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-02-05
COFFEE AND SUGAR MARKETS

New York Feb. 4-Conee-Options
opened steady at unchanged prices. ruled
very quiet. with but slight further change.
favorable Brazilian cables offset bv irreg-
Ularty in European market. statistical
changes beaTish construed Closed
steady. unchanged 70 : points lower
Sales. 1900 bags, including March. 3 50IT
5.65; May. $. 81. July $50; September,
$ -05; October and November. s. 10; De-
cember. $50: January. s.. 9rG6.39 Spot
ccffee-Rio. quiet; No. : invoice. 6tsc; No
: jobbing. &c; mild. quiet: Cordovs. ia
14c
Sugar-Raw. strong; far refining. Szsc:
centrifugal. % test. sc; refined. strong;
mould \, SIC. standard \, t-sc; co-fec-
TONERS a. 47sc; cut loaf. SIC: crushed.
5'ac: powdered. 5lsc; graduated, &C; cubes
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-02-05
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET.

CHICAGO.
Chicago Feb -Wheac-ClosS. NAY.
IS I7s'4c. July 7pisa-0-.c.
Corn-Fehruary. sac; May. o.. a5szsc.
July. sc: September. S7S.c.
Oats-Februa-y. 2S7sc. May. e7-sc; July.
&c
Pork-Feh-uary. 81 -; MAY. So.o7.
I-ard-Feoruar.-. $50. Nay. SO. July.
s. ~. September. So
RIBS February. - p, Nay, S.1e. July.
S.l2aS-l5: Septembe-. Ks
Chicago. Feb. Cash whea-. 70. = 20
PKG; No, s. ssF7oc; No. hard ssis-c.
No s. 64GoIc; No / northern String. -
Ike; No. . ssq7Iisc; No. spring. ssI
-oc-
Cssh eon-Noo, = 55i.qSze, No. c. @za
Sc
Cash oats-No. : g7s.GsSc: No. :. 21.a
g7.-c.
Flax-CasA n0-tawes-. SLlss. southwest
81 =, May, S.ISi..
STsadineSs was shown 81 wheat a. Nv
erpool today and a renewal II claims -
damage 70 the winter wheat f-aru c-u-
1iaued cold weather. vas made Exports
for the week showed a large iuc-ezss.
amounting 20 SIS go bushels. while tie
European VISIBLE was 1-aced 81 2-5-so
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-02-05
ST. IOTIS
COTTON.

New York, Feb. A better feeling pre-
vailed IN local cotton circles today; but
taking into account a ffrmer class of ca
bleS than seemed justified considering our
weakness of yesterday and a generally
bullish set of advices from southern
points. our market showed less strength
than anticipated. The opening was
steady with initial sales at to points
above the final figures Of yesterday On
the rise fair outside investment orders
put in an appearance and many local
shorts, believing the reactionary move
ment to have practically eliminated.
sought cover. This demand was supplied
largely by southern and foreign represen-
tatives, with the May and August deliv-
cries receiving by far the greatest
amount OF attention. August moved up
TO S6.31 and held the advance throughout
the early portion of the session. The
more important factors sustaining the
market included a small movement at
both ports and interior towns, pro-
nounced strength in Wall Street, most
encouraging weekly statements from Fall
River cloth markets, a correction in the
Houston stock from 10000 bales to no.
90 bales, generally light to very heavy
rains in the cotton belt and the appear
ance of another very cold wave in the
SO4'' "-44eAi saw PAOA4-SS u eA-
tending 70 the cotton region. This array
of favorable influences failed TO fright
en- leading bears. however, as the bull
crowd made little or no effort 10 profit
by their advantage.
New York. Feb 4-Spot cotton closed
quiet; middling uplands.. $50; middling
gulf. S 5-16c; sales 81 bales.
New Orleans. Feb. 4-Cotton-Steady;
middling, SIC.
Galveston, Feb. A-Cotton-Quiet and
steady: SC.
Liverpool, Feb. 4-Cotton-Spot. moder-
ate demand; prices unchanged. American
middling, 5 s-52d; futures active and
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-02-05
DEATH OF MRS. DICKEY
Had Many Warm and Lasting Friends
Here

Died. January q, 1899, at the home Of
Gibson Dickey. Asenith E. Dickey, in the
18th year of her ge. FamiAarly known
10y her many friends In Wichita as Old
Grandmother Dickey The most OF her
life was spent in Ohio and Indiana. Some
ten years a go she came TO Wicnrra. where
by her kind acts and thoughtfuIness Of
happiness and welfare Of others she made
many warm and lasting friends. who viii
drop tears Of sorrow and regret over these
lines Nearly two years ago by accident
she caught the name Of Dickey living in
Missouri. She opened a correspondence
with them, and to her great delight she
found this 10 - a nephew and family
who had drifted far from sight years long
gone by. They kindly invited her % visit
p them and sent her a ticket for trausporta-
ton. There she found God had crowned
their efforts and gave them an abundance
They offered her in the evening Of life a
home, a home Of hsppines. q home OF lux
ury. a home where every anticlp ated want
vas supplied. In that home that destroyer
pneumonia in seven days bIotted out on
earth a long and checkered life. only 20
begin anew on the shores % that great
beyond, the land 81 the redeemed the
nome q the JUS, the Inheritance Of those
tha- serve God and de as she do with
The sweet assurance Jesus bears her spin:
60 It's eternal home This strong mind
that retained Agnsireds q pieces of poetry
committed 70 memory n early bfe. and al
mosc the entire Bf5Ie, was ever al aer
tongues end Never faj-ed her through
her Sickness. Her many friends IL W!ch-
ita We're remembered ard rscou-red BIZ
name. The song and dress was desiznat-
I'd for her funeral. IN simplicity bur e5e-
game al that = mortal % og- ora Grand
mother vas laid 20 rest amid the gently
ts-ErS Snow ia silent cau-caya~I al
We.5svGa No
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-02-05
How to Get One.

All our readers who want 20 enjoy per-
feet health. prevent disease or arc az
ficted should have ore % these remarka-
bic Cabinets The price i wonderfully
low. space prevents detailed cescrip-
ton bat Il Will bear ou3 the most exact
ing demand FOR durability and curative
properties. Write 20 the Worle Manufac
turing Co. IN World Building. Cinctn-
natl q. and ask them 20 send YOU their
pamphlets and circulars describing This
invention. The regular price Of this Cahi-
ne- Is s. Head Sfeamiug Attachment. n
desired, e. extra. and q Is indeed difiicuit
10 imagine where enc could invest that
amount 81 money in anything else that
promises so much real genuine health.
viVOr and strength
Write today for fun Information. or bet
ter stili. order a Cabinet You won't %
deceived or disappointed. Rs the makers
guarantee every Cabinet and wil refund
your money u not Just as represented.
They are reliable and responsible Capt.
tai 500 co ~. and on all orders az soon
a received.
Don't fail 20 send for booklet. az Il viii
prove very interesting reading.
This Cabinet e. wonderful seller FOR
agents and the firm offers special IN
ducerneuts 70 good agents. both men ard
women-uDou request.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-02-05
ghe aaahita nau gsore Sunday arormihe ebrmar s. se

bushels less than a year ago. Receipts
here were ia cars. Of which seven graded
contract. Minneapolis and Duluth re-
ceived COZ cars, compared with $50 for the
corresponding day a year ago. Preer
country offerings OF corn were reported
Receipts were 7O2 cars. Oats receipts
were large. "a cars.
KANSAS CITY.
kansas City. NO. Feb. 4.-Wheat-Re-
ceipts, 137 cars; steady; No. hard, ca
CSC; No. g. s2g64c; No 2 red, 7SG7Slzc; No.
3, 6sG72c.
Corn-weak; No mixed. s2zq33c: No.
white. S5l4 d951.c; No. g. &c.
Oats-Steady; No. 2 SIC,
Hay-Firm and unchanged
Butter-Steady; separator. 16G1sc; dairy
Physically; fresh. 15i5c.
ST. LOUIS.
St Louis. Feb. 4.-Wheat-Closed lower;
No. 2 red cash. elevator, 74c; track. 73d74c;
February, 74c; May, 75isc asked; July,
6Sl9c; No. hard. SIC.
Corn-LOwer; No. . cash. 5r5c; track.
341zG345sc; February. size; May. S4s.c:
July. S5asc
Oats-Lower; No. cash. 2slzc: track.
PC; February. 2Slzc; May. 2e7sq2S@4c ask
ed; No. white. 30l2931c-
Rye-LoWer; J5c.
Butter-Steady; creamery. 1sG2oc; dairy
1zG1sc
Eggs-Firm; 15c.
NEW YORK
New York. Feb. 4.-Wheat-Receip pts.
$3.50 bushels; exports. 102Ia0. Spot.
steady; No. red. s1ssc. (. o. b., afoat 10
arrive. Options had a steady opening
through a demand from shorts. but quick
" developed heaviness under renewed
liquidation. Local crowd was bearish.
owing TO easier cables, favorable crop
news, and absence Of outside support
Closed weak at Fsa4c net decline; March
closed 7914c.
Corn-Receipts. 23,47o bushels; exports
I0,l6o. Spot steady; No. 2. 1870, Z. o. B..
afoat. Options closed weak at %q7sc net
lower; May closed 41$4c.
Oats-Receipts. "A, 100 bushels; exports
$50 Spot dull; No. 2, S41zc; No. white,
DC. Options. dull
Butter-Receipts, 2,1S7 packages; steady;
western creamery, Ad1sc;~ Elgins, sc;
factory, 12Ql4c.
Eggs-Receipts. ESP packages; steady;
western, 1910; southern, 1Sa19l4c.
LIVERPOOL.
Liverpool, Feb. 4.-Wheat-Spot, dull:
No. red western winter, SIS ID; No.
red northern spring SIS. Futures closed
quiet; February, nominal; March, IS ss4d;
May SIS 5td
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-02-05
Quaker Folding Thermal

Vapor Bath Cabinet was patented May
IS. 1881 and IS made only in Cincinnati.
O. This Cabinet. We ind. is durably
made OF best materials. II n entered aud
vacst ted by a door az the side. The Cahi-
ret is air-tight- made % the best by
genie waterproof cloth rubber-lined.
and folding steel-plated frame supports
it from top 20 bottom The makers fur
nish a good alcohol stove with each Caoi-
net. also. valuable receipts and formulas
for medicated baths and ailments. as well
a. plain directions.
Another excellent feature Is that Il
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-02-05
DRY GOODS MARKET

New York. FEB 4--TAe demand FOR
spring cahcOs has been very heavy. CO..
ton dress goods are in 5000 steady re-
QUirement at wei sustained prices. IN
CHAINS have held we.i throughout the
week The wooden and worste5 goods
market has been a steady one. The open
Ing OF the several lines of mems heavy
weights AZ advanced prices has helped
the tone OF the market. but has had che
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-02-05
Makers Guarantee Results.

ments are backed hy a vast amount os
testimony from persons OF influence that
their Cabinet viii cure nervous trouAisN
and debility. clear the skin. purify so
blood. cure rheumatism, they oufr 80
reward Tor a case that can not De re-
Eeved} Cures woneus tr0lh'es. a
grippe. sieeplessuess. obesity. neura,Cis.
headaches. govt. sCiatica. plies drafsy,
blood and skin disease. liver and kidney
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-02-05
Imboden
Milling Co.

F-iSe. "a. &, iz c9s1. -rs1lTss1,sl.r f4c-
r1ae Tscana il hr rh-s- u a@
-aa-e e1erEe-l1 thai so -laos i- t-e 49,,
re tn-eoazs e. rzake ta.s a -
aorle and z1z .les.r ss-1y 2uay z-ls1-
A-1hzr T. Rec - s.l--g--sle-. rss-TTe y
'T-rkes - F'sz,3 C-eez al1 Fff
= Healezasy vs-s ss.lzs go os-@t1-lla
c-0s4 A. las ZzzaE.;Ea gssteE--y-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-02-05

An inventive genius OF Cincinnati. Ohio
has patented and placed on the market
a Bath Cabinet that is of great interest
10 the public, not only the sick and DE-
oilitated. but also those enjoying health.
II is sealed compartment, in which
one comfortably rests on z chair and with
only the head outside. may have all the
inyigorsting. cleansing and purifying e.
fects Of the most luxurious Turkish
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-02-05

folds into 50 small a space that Il may
be carried when tTsvel!ng-wsIshs bur Eve
pounds.
People don't need bathrooms, as thls
Cabinet may De used iu any rocra- Thus
bath tubs have been discarded since the
invention % this Cabinet. as u yves a
far better bath FOR sll cleansing purposes
than soap and water For the sick-roora
lis advantages are a. once apparent. The
Cabinet * amply large enough FOR aay
person. There have been
SO-CaIled Cabinets
On the market. but they were uuSatis-
factory, FOR they had 10 door. 10 support
ing frame, but were simply a cheap affair
20 pun on or Of over the head like 4
skirt or barrel. subjectiuE the body 20
sudden and dangerous changes q sem
peratUre. or made with a-llkv wooden
frame. which the heat and steam within
the cabinet warped. cracked aad caused
20 fall apart and soon become worthless
The Quaker Cabinet made by shs en-
ciRnati firm Is the only practical ar.i-
Gle OF its kind. and viii last for years. II
seems 20 satisfy and delight every user
and the
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-02-05
Cures Catarrh and Asthma

L b Westbrook, Newton. Ia. writes ;.
For 45 years l have had catarrh and
asthma 10 such an extent that Il had
eaten out the partition between my nos
trils. Drugs and doctors did me no good
The first vapor bath I took helped me
and TWO weeks use cured me entirely.
and have never had tw!nge since
"a
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-02-05
Will Hasten Perspiration,

Every one knows, Is beneficial. Turkish
baths. massage. HOT drinks. stimuiauts.
hot foot baths are all known 20 be benc-
fetal but the best Of these methods be-
come crude and insignificant when COM
pared 70 the convenient and marvellous
curative power Of the Cabinet Bath re-
ferred 70 above. The Cabinet is known
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-02-05
Rheumatism and La Grippe,

will be interesting to those who suffer
from these dread maladies. G.. NJ La.-
ferty, COvingtOn, Ky. writes: Was COM
PEELED TO quit business year ago. being
Frustrated by rheumatism. when your
Cabinet came. Two weeks use Of II en-
urely cured me. and have never had a
tVinge since. My doctor was much as
tonished and will recommend them. Mrs.
5. 5. Noteman Hood River. Ore, writes
that her neighbor used the Bath Cabinet
for a severe case of la grippe and cured
herself entirely in two days. Another
neishbor cured eczema OF many years
standing and her little girl Of measles.
A 3. Strickland. Bloomington. Idaho.
writes that the Bath Cabinet did him
more good in one week than two years
dOctoriug, and entirely cured him OF ca
tarrh gravel, kidney trouble and dropsy.
with which he had been long afflicted
Hundreds Of others write pTaising this
Cabinet and there SEEM 70 be no doubt
but that the long-sought-for means OF
curing rheumatism, Ia grippe. Bright's
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-02-05
Cure a Hard Cold

With one bath. and break up al symp-
toms Of "a grippe. fevers. nneRrtona 4.
bronchitis. asthma. and Is really house
hold necessity. Il Is the most
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-02-05
FOLDED.

bath, hot vapor or medicated vapor
baths at home for 8 cents each, with no
possibility OF taking cold, or in any way
weakening the system
A well-known physician OF Topeka.
Kansas, f. L. Eaton, NJ D., gave up his
practice 70 sell these bath Cabinets. feel
ing that they were ali his patients need
ed TO get well and keep well. as they
cured the most obstinate diseases often
when MS medicine failed. and We under
stand ne has already sold over GO. An
other physician of Chicago, Dr. John G.
Wright, followed DR.. Eatons example.
moved west and devotes his enti-e time
10 selling these Cabinets. Many others
are doing likewise
Hundreds of remarkable letters have
been written the inventors from those
who have used the Cabinet, two OF which
referring 10
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-02-05

F.ae broom bf1-< rss6~no. - wsstins-
t9- oau. rTa-f. CbcaFoe close ~. werta
3, 90 Pr Ea- sss ,sn8
2s-sese farm ze.I iragr5Tef- n Bsfi.r
c7a1:~. Eaa-. f,r f.oes % FsaeraI me-
cran1Iae
Tao resf5ea~e properties - asrosiins.
SO. ~ bone ,a Wlchta
Trajectory h-lrz box 81 sogrh Hsia.
or -a--a IN wsreTa Earras
sso-a~-e ranca r-sss fra-a raF~zT s5s
zrass ara a. s5sas4res - fgr.-r Eatsr.
.ocat~s p Butlrr c9s-fy. - sats nap
VTe Ear- is15 l1 .srE= bolss 20 iscz's
--ior.s7 or Ter yr1- ssrt- go ss ss1
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-02-05
Cleansing and !nvigorating Bath

known. and all those enjoying hesith
should use II al least once or swice a
week but IT'S great value les IN SIS mar
vicious power 10 draw ont OF the system
the impurities that cause disease. and FOR
this reason Is really godsend 20 al hu-
rnanlfu
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-02-05
Head and Complexion Steamer.

In which the face and head are given
the same vapor treatment as The o9dy.
This produces the most wonderful re-
suits. removes pimpies, blackheads. skin
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-02-05
The Great Feature

OF this Bath Cabinet Is that i gives a
Hot Vapor Bath that opens the millons
OF pores az over the body. stimulates the
sweat glands and forcing out By nature ;
method all the impure salts acids and
effete matter. which. II retained over
work the heart. kidneys and lungs and
cause disease. debility and sluggishlsss.
a Hot Vapor Bath instiils new life from
the very beginning and makes YOU feel
10 years younger. With the bath. II de-
sired is a