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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1899-08-11

A case of smallpox has developed at
Garfield.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-04-23

realizing sense of gratitude In this city
my fondly cherished wife and 1 spent the
early days of our union, and in this city
sIl our children were born. Here We met
and learned TO love and respect many
warm friends, who were ever kind, gen.
erous and congenial. Here I have per
sonally made my business. club and so
ciety friends and brethren, as well as
commercial and induetrial ties, all OF
which are not easy TO sever. To the citi-
zens Of Wichita generally, and TO the
Commercial club, the several Masonic
bodies Of the various rites, to our imme-
date neighbors and first friends, and 10
my financial and business acquaintance,
1 take this opportunity of extending my
most heartfelt and earnest thanks and
sense OF gratitude.
shall never cease 10 remember with real
and lively affection the many warm and
unselfsh friends who so nobly ministered
to me and mine in the hour of my keen
est grief and sorrow, and TO all these and
many more in the city. especially those
more intimate friends ard closest neigh
bors, and the great and ever enveloping
body OF Masonic fraternity Of every rite
and every system. extend my most earn
est and appreciative thanks and debt OF
gratitude. l wish for all a life long ex-
perience OF the best which fate and
capricious fortune can extend. and IN my
going repeat that hold tender memories
in my mind and heart OF the years I spent
in the warm friendliness OF the citizen
ship Of Wichita. GEORGE P. DOLD.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-04-23
CITY IN BRIEF

John Adams has returned from King
man, where ne had been on legal business
Mrs. Governor Stanley came down yes
dren.
Judge Dale granted Mary Allen a d.
vorce from her husband. Robert Allen
yesterday.
There will De a rehearsal for the jubilee
concert on Monday night at o'clock a;
Plymouth church.
A marriage license was issued yesterday
TO J. S. Rochelle and Miss Anna WherTell
both of Clearwater.
The Sunhower Chatauqua Circle viii
meet Monday with Mrs Geo. Fultz, Oh
North Topeka avenue.
The Splnsters will have a rehearsal pre-
paratory to their convention at Plymouth
church on Tuesday night.
The gas company vii lay a main 70 sup
ply gas 10 that part OF the city east OF
Fifth avenue north OF Douglas.
The First German ladies AID society
viii meet next Thursday with Mrs.
Lempke 1873 South Mead avenue.
Miss Elire Walker Will sing for the first
time since her return from Chicago. at 81.
Johns Episcopal church this morning.
District Clerk Arnett returned Friday
from a trip through eastern Kansas and
the mining fields Of southwest Missouri.
Mr. J. T Richmond came in last even
ing on the Missouri Pacific 10 spend sun
day with his family OF North Topeka ave
nue..
The descriptive address on Texas and
Galveston" which DT. slutz xas 70 have
given next Tuesday evsnlRg. IS iadea-
nitely postponed.
The Thursday Afternoon Cooking club
VII Be entertained b. Mrs. Alsy. ~ Ave.
re A Take Fsirviex cars 20 Tairteentn
street. Food for Sex XII Be discussed.
Joseph Brand. VINO was arrested for Dis
tur1.ng the peace q his brother near S.
Marx pleaded guilty yesterday and zas
fined = and ire COSTS. amounting % - To-
Frank L Watson q the wes: ses
Racket. NJ. DonneH q Singer & Don
nell. aad Fred Hauley q ne West s.8s
are purchasers Of residence property tbs
week through Izrsel BroA
Regular meeting q me Central Labor
Union al p 6sh.s afternoon II &C. Z. T..
Hal" rs North Market A fsI sttes-
dance of ae,sgates earnestly 6es rs9
and nj otae-s wao are interested ara r1r-
daily .avs;e3 60 be present
Peerless Pr,n1zs camp 1ssf. s.o1e-a
Woo6a1ea - AzsTlcz. vu give q free
super wednesday eTs1tnz Apr.l g 81
Z-nuizEsr bah rs Ssrth Markst rtreer- 4
c9rtsi s-vltation = E.Eea % SO No -
gEo1zrus- ard iae.r families Caas a
schriiz'er. C,erk-
DAD D5zasllx. tas clever essr nsaa a.
the rsgrt a5ase. ~ss vsry prgss ysstes-
Gay 20 seeeYe an e5sgzrt Bg:s - fhs
lats WEI C. Dolzsltg. vaa. laeusn 70 re-
baton 90 z-m. 3o1kss So zaeh ase An
rhst re w4s often 1ake1 faT 10 zon- T5s
pletsrs was ~ sroz M Doarsl.T.
w-.e q tas ascszEs1
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-04-23
THEY AGREE TO CLOSE
Fifty One Merchants Sign -. r. A.
Petition.


The principal retail merchants in the
city, recognizing the fact that AL work
and no play makes Jack a dull boy"
have entered into an agreement with the
Salesmen's Protective association 10 close
their respective places OF business al GER
tain specified hours every evening except
Saturday. The patrons of the various eS-
adjustments that have signed the agree
ment will confer a great favor on all the
clerks and statesmen in the CRY II they
will complete their purchases before the
closing hour agreed upon for The several
lines of business, as it is not fair nor just
that the clerks in one store should he
compelled to work longer than are these
of another establishment dealing in the
Same Gle IS of goods. Nor Is 1t fair 70 he
merchants who have signed the ). p. n.
agreement that another merchant who
has rot signed It, but keeps his place
open after the specified hour, should de-
rive the benefit of an increased evening
trade and, Of course, profit, by reason of
his selfshness in refusing to be satisfied
with twelve hours labor from his en-
ployes, but continues TO demand and exact
fifteen or sixteen hours work out OF the
twentyfour.
The following dry goods stores have
agreed TO close at $50 p. m:
Boston Store, Geo. Innes & Co., Cash
Henderson, Chapman & Walker, The En-
terprise.
The following clothing stores have
agreed to close promptly at p m:
Hermon g. Hess, the Stevens Clothing
Co, S. Goldstein, Star Clothing Co, I.
Gross & Co., c. R. Fulton, A NJ. Gold
standt, e. Bronston. J. Ed Petrie.
The following shoe stores will close at
$50 p. m:
H. ]. Roy, George W. carp. Morris
Shoe Store, John Braitsch, Christman
Bros
The following racket stores will close
at p. M:
Haythorn &, Son Mercantile Co., z. Col
Inns, ]. H. Johnston, Cyclone, H. Rosen-
bloom, Sam Miller, s. Giwowsky.
The following grocery stores havea greed
toe lose at 7:3O p. m:
Eames Grocer Co, Longsdorf & Sur
geon, s. L. Squire, c. A. Frankenheld,
Weinschenk Grocer Co., Chas / Fuller.
Tapp Bros. e Hanshaw. The Hanlin Mer-
camille Co, Model Grocery Co., NJ. Court
ney, Carvin & Spar, Western Pacific Tea
Co., Geo. w. Kfce, F. H, Wightman. Ker-
nan & Co., R. G. Bartlett, Charles EN-
mons, c. E Parkhurst, E Schermcrhorn,
w L. Sexton, Dunkin & Co., Lee W.
Helena, DERRICK Grocery Co., L. wolfberg,
E. S. Magill.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-04-23
Ell RENO'S RETROSPECT
Of a Ten Years Crowded With GIO-
rims Endeavnr and Achievement

Ell Reno, O. T., April SpeciaL)-At
high noon, ten years ago today, a tired,
dusty and hungry multitude of men and
women raced into Oklahoma in quest Of
homes. A great many of them are here
yet and have grown rich. FL Reno, ten
years ago today, was not much of
place; in fact, it was nothing but a fine
site for the building of what is now known
ell over the territory as the Queen Of the
Canadian. and the most prosperous city
of its size in the southwest Ten years
ago, where FL Reno now stands, there
was nothing to be seen that would in
dictate it would be the prominent city 1t
is today. The Cheyenne and Arapahoe
were the lords of creation, fighting with
the wolf and coyote for supremacy.
FL Reno IS the county seat Of Canadian
county. 1t has a population Of over 5000
people and it is believed bylmany TO be
the future capital of the coming state Of
oklahoma. FL Reno has the advantages
and benefits Of two lines of railroad in
actual operation-the great Rock Island
system, running from Lake Michigan to
the Gulf Of Mexico, and the ChOctaw, Ok
lahoma and Gulf railroad, from South Nc
Alester, I. T.. to Weatherford, Q. n. It
has all the modern improvements and con-
veniences Of a city many times larger, and
Is conceded to be the best market in the
The following are some of the many ne
terprises that have been built since the
town was organized: Two of the largest
Touring mills in the southwest; the only
cotton compress in the territory; one of
the finest electric light plants; a large
creamery; an excellent system Of water
works; an immense foundry and ma
chine shop; five wholesale houses. -four
grocery and provision and one dry goods)
three excellent hotels; one daily and six
weekly newspapers; five brick and franz
school houses; eleven handsome and com
modious church edifices; beautiful streets
and good sidewalks: police and fire de-
partments second to none in the territory;
elegant brick opera house, with a seating
capacity of 500; forty-siN brick business
houses; cotton gin, connected with the
electric light plant; four brick yards.
where a fine quality Of brick is made; FIVE
large lumber yards, and three cold storage
plants.
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at all. was advised by a friend % try
Pe-ru-na, which I did 81 once, and now 1
feel better than have for year. 1 can
do my own work without that tired feel
ing. cannot praise your medicins
enough for saving my life. ] would -
glad 70 have my letter published II 10
would help any one who Is afflicted as
/ was. would be glad to recommend IL
70 any ono that has catarrh-n
Chronic catarrh - often 5 very stub
born disease % cure. Some cases VIII
resist the beat q treatment during tbs
winter months. To catch cold during
the treatment q chronic catATrh is %
delay the cure II not entirely defeat "a.
The spring months are far more favora~
bic for tho treatment Of this disease.
Two weeks treatment now may Provs
10 be Of more value than two months
treatment during the winter seasou.
40 one should neglect his opportunity.
A book containing six lectures on -,
tarrh, delivered By Or. Hartman, viii -
sent free. Address Tho Ps-r9-na Drug
Manufacturing Co.. Columbus, Ohio.
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FOUR FOR RECEIVER
Hummer Scott, WEIGH and
Widmer in the Race,
DARK HORSES POSSIBLE
But Scott Suddenly Carriers
in the Plum.
DARK HORSES POSSIBLE

Guthrie, o. T, April 22.-(special)-The
struggle over the appointment to the re-
ceivership Of the Perry land office has
apparently been transferred to Washing
ton, where at least three Of the candidates
are personally epresented-Frank Hum
mer by Webster Davis, ]. r. Scott by Ter
ritorial Secretary Jenkins, and V. c.
WEIGH by DENIM Flynn OF leading ap-
plicants Dan Widmer appears to be the
only one who is not personally repre-
sented a Washington. These most re-
cent office-hunting pilgrimages 10 Wash
ington were accompanied with the usual
guessing feature which the big pOliti-
clans Of the territory are accustomed TO
attach TO their movements. First, there
was Secretary Jenkins, who gave It out
that he was going 10 Kansas, and two
days later turned up in Washington inter-
viewing the heads of the departments and
the president. Then Dennis Flynn tells
the trusting and cOnfiding correspondents
that he is going to Chicago" but forgets
to add that he has wired the secretary OF
the interior ito hold up the appointment
of a receiver at Perry until Monday" A
knowledge Of the contents Of this tele-
gram would indicate to a person possess
ed Of the mental analytical capacity of
v
timetables, that on Monday morning,
bright and early, Dennis Flynn will be
found sitting on the stone steps Of the
patent office building, waiting the arri-
val of the secretary Of the interior, and
mentally rehearsing the logical reasons
why Editor Welch should receive the re-
ownership appointment.
AS dark horse possibility in the receiv-
ership fight a Washington dispatch men
tions the name Of Hon. g. c. Kneisley, Of
the Guthrie land office. Mr.. Kneisley,
however denies that he is a candidate,
and was apparently surprised at the un
Of his name. lie is a son-in-law Of Ma
thaniel Mckay, the millionaire Washing
tonian WHO, as is well known, wields a
considerable influence in Oklahoma poll
tics at the nations capital; consequently,
If there should be a deadlock over the
appointment it would not be a matter Of
deep surprise if the choice should fall up
on Mr.. Kneisley, whether he seeks it
or not
Later-This evening jenkins telegraphed
Assistant Secretary Houston that ]. R.
Scott of Newkirk had received the re-
ownership appointment and that he (Jen-
kins) would leave Washington this
evening,
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The town has never been blessed, or
cursed, as the case may be, with what is
called boom. During the past two years
seven two-story business houses have been
erected in FL Reno, and three more are
now in course of construction. There
was a scarcity Of dwelling houses, but
that is a thing of the past, as buildings
Of that kind are being built all over the
town.
The following is a true copy Of a. table
Of commerce compiled in the offices Of
the Rock Island and Choctaw railroads,
of business done by both roads, in connec-
ton with this city for the year 1898: Farm
implements and hardware, 400 cars; lum-
her, lime and cement, 40 cars; coal and
wood 675 cars; general merchandise, 5s7
cars; cotton compressed (shipped ouD,
q, 22O bales; beer (shipped in) 70 cars; flour
Shipped ouO, IS 900 barrels; -four (to Eu-
rope, 5000 barrels; wholesale groceries,
so cars; hogs Shipped ouD, 100 cars;
beeves Shipped OUT, so cars.
There are great many good towns in
Oklahoma, and FL Reno is away up in
the front rank.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-04-23

The preliminary trial OF Jake CrameF.
Huston Moore and Geo. HocS5n. charged
with stealing buggy pole from :. e.
Massey. vas called f1r O'Clock yesterday
afternoon. but was continued urtl ueEt
Saturday on account O. the d.szpHesf-
ance of Moore. This case .z kuoHn around
the court house ~ the ''asgEy pole case
Piano pupils Of Mrs. George Mc-5y E.t
give a recital next Taurs5aF evening az
der residence. f99 North I-s~rr1-r Tae
anst halg O. ths program z..i ar tae w7fk
q tbs younger pup.e- The ias- hsf .a-sr-
me5ia-s grades AID ensemble s1~k - adj
yauces3 pupils. assisted ~ some ~ tae
best players o1 st-faEet .1et-91~ats Ia
re city Mss E18or-a We11s wil z1f
4 general invitation Is sE.saasd 20 -ae
public.
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cisco, TO DIR. Hartman, Mr.. Deane has "a.
following 10 say OF Pe-ru-na:
The Pe-ru-na Drug M's'g Co.;
Gentlemen-I would not be without
Pe-ru-na, rs l have found It 20 be the
best remedy for catarrhal complaints
that have ever used. Ihave tried most
all OF the so-called cstarrh remedies adj
Yertisod, and can conscientiously say
that OF all the romsdies for catarrhal
complaints recommended to me none
have been so beneficial a. Po-ru-na.
VIM. A. Deane.
Mrs. Lulu Giddle, Of Storm Lake, la
writes rs follows 20 DR.. Hartmann II
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-04-23

TlCh IN honey where the bee
can get them with least effort, means an
increase IN the quantity and quality If
the honey garnered IN the hives.
II Is on this principle that DR.. Pierce's
. Golden Medical Discovery increases the
quantity and quality Of the nutrition of
the body. The ingredients of this medi-
cine are selected to furnish the blood
and stomach with the essential materials
for BODY building, in a concentrated and
sssimilable form. They make the con-
ditons under which the stomach and
organs Of digestion and nutrition must
work, as easy as possible, and 50 reduce
strain and waste. As The strength of
the body is re-establiSlJed disease Is
thrown off. Il is due to mis- fact that
persons with weak lungs, obstinate
cough, bronchitis, and other diseases,
which If neglected lead to consumption,
find complete cure by using Golden
Medical Discovery"
Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery is the
best blood purifier that ever used. writes Mrs
NJ. HSrtTlcE. Of DcnSteT. Osyvezo Co y Y as Il Is
about three years since my health began to fail
Last September I gave out entirely with what
the physicians pronounced enlargement OF the
liver Ny back panied me all the time. the doc
tor said l must not ride. n fact 7 could not ride
nor walk, nor hardly sit still could not lie on
Medical Discovery and Pellets took them for
three months, and still continue the Pellets 7
viii be glad II can say anything TO help those
VINO are suffering
The Peoples Common Sense Medical
Adviser, q book containing 1908 pages,
Is given away by the author Send II
one-cent stamps for expense of mailing
only, for the edition ii paper, or 81
stamps for the book bound in cloth.
SAddress Dr.. r. V. Pierce, Buffalo, n. Y.
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house, Va, writes

mouse, ' r., WHITES
For six years / had
an obstinate, running
ulcer on my a n kie,
which At times caused
me intense suffering. |
was 40 disabled for q
long while that I was
wholly unfit for bust
ness. One OF the best
doctors freatedme con-
stsnly, but did ne no
good. | then tried Vs.
nous blood remedies,
without the lesst bene-
ct. SIS. :. was 50 high
" recommended hat
/ concluded 20 try IL,
ard the efectvas won.
derfUl. II seemed 70
Eet night 81 the ses;
OF tn . disease and
force the poison out,
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Running Sore
OnHiS Ankle.

Obstinate sores and ulcers are sure
sign that the entire circulation is in a
depraved condition. They are q severe
drain upon the system, and are con-
stantly sapping away the vitality. In
every case the poison must be elimi-
mated from the blood, and no amount of
external treatment can have any effect.
Mr.. L. J. Clark, of Orange Court
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AS man Of sterling integrity and un-
usual executive ability, Hon. III. Bryan,
IF Alabama, was appointed SIS the United
States Marshal for the Southern District
Of Alabama. The honor of this position
could not have fallen upon n better man,
and the great confidence which our ma
tional administration has reposd in him
is well deserved and will be faithfully
executed. In a letter 10 The Pe-ru-na
Drug Manufacturing Co. he took occa-
sion to speak of the merits of Pe-ru-na
as catarrh remedy, in which he used
the following words:
MONTGOMERY, ALA.
Pe-ru-na Drug Mfg Co, Columbus, o.:
Gentlemen-I have used Pe-ru-na for
,atarrh a short time and have also had
several friends try it and they all pro-
nounce it the best catarrh remedy ever
put on the market. Itcannot be praised
too highly. You can use this testi-
monial and my photograph in your pub
locations. Yours respectfully,
i. J. Bryan.
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50 = = y
G z ! > >
DR.. Humphreys Specifics
and
sfa Tnef1ranCo

A prominent New Yorker DESTROYS of in
surfing his life, was refused on account OF
what the insurance examiner called '.Ner-
vous Dyspepsia and Weak Heart, doubt
less the reflex nervous action from the
stomach, causing palpitation of the heart.
After using dollar flask of Specific No.
10 for Dyspepsia, this gentleman again
made application to the same company
and secured policy for $4,000.
There are still more frequent cases
where the applicant for Life Insurance is
refused on account Of some slight Kidney
trouble, which after a few weeks use of
Specific No. 81 or 30 entirely disappears.
For other Specifics consult DR.. Humphreys
Manual; at drug stores, or sent free.
AT druggists or sent prepaid; 25c & $1.OO.
Humphreys Med Co., Cor. William &,
John SIS New York
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tsuthrie's Ten Years Aoo To-day -

Guthrie o. r., April 22-(speciaL)-Ex-
cept for the blowing of steam whistles,
ringing of bells and firing off Of revolvers
and shotgUns, there was no public demon
stratiOn of any kind today to mark the
tenth anniversary Of the opening of Okla
homa to settlement.
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ST. LOUIS AND SAX FRANCISCO 2 =
FRISCO LINE

low WINTER TOURIST RATES
Parties ces- rcls ~ g7-g 20 vf--sr re-
s1rt o. taxing q piraHure trip - rcstss-a
points. sh1g-1 nor faa fo car ~ Frs-5
Lire -tty t.rkst aEeut. 07.rst SEsl- street.
ard D1ug-as aser-s. ara ssrsrfatr rs--
rsste ard az: - t'-kstf s-f zry -+her
s-f5rrna.so- sou desire. TIE Hs1ssf resssts
n TIE soarzsyz s-a-es haFe All -5s-es a-t
are ready % ACORN ,a1ass t-r a.Tszs-
ready sz-u-c-. f-sts-seeser = t-s rl-ss 80
t-ts perfe1 - tss year ard we ere
Frseo Lee ss slaags sg-s- 81 ---ssr-s
very Eez rate 20 tas Nfrrsr rrt1-tt 1as
sesn rat 81 ere t~sza Savf=asr 3 tsf
uaea Apr - 1s1s Nl-s sasl re4Ea ss
% Jz-s q Lza r. o MORTON
rtev T-sErs kRs-t
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was taken with
catarrh OF tho
stO N ach two
years ago. l was
treated BY three
Of the best doc
tors in the city.
IErew worseun-
der their treat
ment. I was so
low I could not
retain my food
on my stomach
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and was soon compIeteIy CURED"
Swift's Specific drives out every trace
of impurity in the blood, and in this
way cures permanently the most obsti-
nate, deep-seated sore or ulcer. 1t Is
the only blood remedy guaranteed
purely vegetable.
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ErnrcED RATEs
csl.fe-ria sns s1rthw.s. psisss.

Catalonia ana H1rr1 Eaat Points
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C4rd Of Thanks

On The eve % M departure from wIch.ts.
- my future far away eastern bone. 7
feel constrained % say fond ssrewel 10
ell nv imme5iafe friends and zcqUaln-
;a1ces ot the yea-s gone hy. WAIs deeply
-egrH ths necessity 0. removing from
a co-snuaity where have been passed szsch
happy and successful years. yet sm
actuate1 solely from n essential regard o.
faza.ls cares - sever these 80 aaP7y tsss
ny career n wichita has ben aiusst
sl5hoat 4 single excsprgye incident oos =
pleasant and happy reiatiezs. snd saS.Ts
20 extend % al ;hoss Wfo 1aTs made n 2
pssslele, ny roosg hearty spP-eclztioa AID
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Hon. William A. Deane.
L. J. Bryan.

Hon. William A. Deane.
Hon. William A. Deane, clerk Of the
.ity and county Of san Francisco, is
N exceptionally popular young man,
7ocially and politically. In letter
written Jan 18th. 1899, from San Fran
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cures contagious Blood Poison, Scrofu4s,
Cancer, Catarrh, Eczema, rheumatism
Sores, Ulcers, Boils, or any other blood
trouble. Insist upon s. S. s.; nothing
can take its place
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