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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-02-02

Market street, Mr.. John NJ. Irwin and Miss
Lucy o. Cochran, both of near Haysville'
Sedgwick county.
]. G. Muse and wife and l.. Muse, of
Springfield, Mo, are quartered at the Oc-
cidental. Mr.. Muse is looking over the
ground with the intention of locating in
business ifthe prospects are favorable.
w. A. Bradford, general manager of the
Hutchinson and Southern railroad, is in
town. Mr.. Bradford is a resident of New
York and is here on business connected
with the road. c. Z. Walker, receiver of
the road, is also here comforting with Mr..
Bradford. Both are stopping at the Carey.
Rev. 5. Brink of Nickerson, Kan. arriv-
ed in the city yesterday and will assist
in the revival meeting at the Emporia
Avenue NJ. E. church. He is the confer
and is unusually strong as a preacher and
an evangelist. All who can should hear
him. Services are held each day at 2:30
and 7:3O p. m. Childrens meeting is con-
Quoted each afternoon at o'clock.
Even the hotel clerks are not exempt
from the unpleasant experiences of winter
colds and the grip. J. A Worrell, the
popular day clerk at the Occidental, is
trying to enjoy life despite a week-old
cold, and Johnnie Pinto, the good-natured
night clerk at the Manhattan, wonders
what constitutes a fun dose, while Leo
Steele, the genial night man at the Carey,
is trying a different remedy every night
to forassau his
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-02-02
TOPICS OF THE TOWN ,

]. r Gillespie of tbs city left yesteray
morning for Coldwater, where he will as
sume charge of the accounting department
bf a large mercantile establishment.
W. NJ Wallace, deputy internal revenue
collector for this district, and late grand
master of the A o. u. w. in this state,
spent yesterday in the city. at the Carey.
o. D. Stone and family from Nicholas
VILE, KY, are stopping at the Occidental
Mr. Stone intends to locate at Clearwater
and operate extensively in the cattle bust
mess.
Among the late arrivals at the Carey
last night were W. P. Brobeck of Kansas
city, Jas. /. Slice of st. Louis. 0. c. Err
dickson of New York and a. n. Bennett
of Chicago.
Mr.. F. .Steinmetz ex-county treasurer
NJ Colorado Springs, and II. n. Grafton.
postmaster of Manitou, Col. are spending
b. few days with the latter's brother, H
N. Grafton
Married yesterday afternoon by Elder
M. L. Mum, at his residence, 81 South
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-02-02
CA . TO II Ia.
Bears the n The Kind You Have Always Bought
''', + &sMzZz.zI
MUSIC AND ORA MA.
TOWN TOPICS.

Wiseacres like 20 talk about educat ting
the public up to an appreciation of certain
plays The public needs no educating 20
enjoy a jolly farce comedy. The taste for
clean-cut humor, quick wit and catchy
music is Unborn in all properly constructed
persons, as has been proved by the sue
cess of that capital musical comedy,
Town Topics" which will be at the Craw-
ford Grand tonight. The piece has been
rewritten and three world-famed come
dians are the principal performers. They
are John W. World, Robert Garnella and
William II. Mack. These are names to
conjure with. Their owners have al made
a bright mark in the annals of the stage,
and it Is needless to tell what the play is
about when it is known that these three
sterling actors are to play the leading
parts. Their names are a guarantee Of
good wholesome fun, ard fun that will
never lag from beginning to end. AS a
matter of fact, Town Topics" has been
pronounced the best of the plays of its
kind that have been produced in New
York for several years. Mr. Garnel.a
has gone over ii carefully during the past
summer and has introduced so many new
Iud.crous situations. bright sayings and
comical surprises that It is virtually
new production. Besides the comedians,
of whom there are half a dozen besides the
principals there are so many pretty young
girls in the cast that the connoisseur of
feminine loveliness will fairly revel in the
ensemble of beauty that will greet his eye.
The management are satisfied that they
have the most attractive company of
this season.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-02-02
nERIT MAKES IT FArIOUS.
THE Only Remedy in the World. Ex.
cept n Surgical Operation, That
Will Certainly Cure Any
Form OF Piles

The study Of physicians, the expert
fnents of chemists, the loudly advertised
pretensions Of quackS, have been for
years expended in one direction: to find
pile cure that will cure
The results have been a number of
harmless. and in most cases useless. oint-
ments. suppositorios and even internal
remedies, which the public have weighed
an the balance Of experience and found
wanting; nearly all of them gave some
relief but nothing approaching radical
cure resulted from these preparations.
The remedy required is one that imne-
diately stops the pain SO severe in most
cases of piles, and then by contracting the
small blood vessels tcapillsriesl "a tbefr
normal size. produces radical cure nv
reducing and finally absorbing the tumors
and healing the infamed. raw mucous
surfaces.
Until two years ago no such remedy. had
been produced, but al that time A sllnnosi-
tory was placed upon the market which
mas since proven itself 10 be The long
sought permanent cure for this common
and distressing trouble it has rapidly be
come famous throughout the United
States and Canada and is now sold by
nearly all druggists under the name Of
the Pyramid Pile Cure.
1t is now the best known. because its
merit and safety have advertised il
wherever used. Il has been advertised by
word OF mouth, from one sufferer 20 an
other; people who had tried everythins
else. even submitting 10 painful AMI dam
serous surgical operations without avail
finally have found that piles may be cured
without pain and without expense. prac-
1icsliy as the Pyramid Pile Cure Is sold
Tor the nominal price OF - cents and 81 %
per package.
The Pyramid instantly stons all rsin
and al the same time contains no cocaine
morphine or narcotics, the aciI> and
healing properties contained I'm tha -a-,-
edy speedily remove, cause d h.l.tsf,l
natural contraction and ah>or,.i7, -
1umors; ii viii cure any form of rectal
trouble except cancer and ad.ancet -
tula- which. by the way. nea~l, always
result from neglecting proper and timely
Treatment for piles.
As above stated. can furn.sl y3u with
the Pyramid Pile Cure 1T 80 GEMS for a.
binary size or sL00 for large package
A book on cause and cur CT mes san-
free by addressing Pyramid Co. STR
BAall. Mich.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-02-02

Astoria Ore. FEB IL: Is reported taat
the Columbia River Canneries ASSOCIATION
recently formed here. Is 70 consolidate
WIKI the Alaska Packers sssoc.a.s oz-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-02-02
WAS BOARD'S LAST WITNESS
Nay be Man Who saw Packers
.Emh u MINI RE-

Washins on. Feb. The war inves.isst-
ing commission mas sent out a summons
70 "a fresh witness. who. IL IS thought.
VII be the last examined before The mr.
sentation OF The commissions report "a the
president. The new witness Is James Ear
nan, VINO was quoted in yesterdays press
dispatches as having sent letter "a Dr.
Maxwell Chritine Of Philadelphia saying
that he had been stationed IN Omaha last
summer and knew al abou, the chemical
preserving methods used by thu big pack
ing houses in preparing government beef.
II Is not known whether Fsrnan vii re-
spon5 20 the summons OF the commission.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-02-02
"GIROFLE-GIROFL AND THE
t.pEC-nAD c,I-TrDI,A-rT

NTlfkOf AND 1hE
''BEGGAR STUDENT"
The Elks nave selected as the most pleas
ing of the large repertoire of the Dorothy
Morton Opera company the two operas
named. At the matinee will be given Lee
coy's incompatible comic opera, "Bouffe
Girofle-G irof1a," and at night Milloecker' 5
beautiful gem, THE Beggar Student" In
this Miss Morton is given a chance for the
display of not only her wonderful vocal
talent, but some of the handsomest cos
tunes seen here. Miss Morton's gowns
have been described by the Minneapolis
and st. Paul papers as surprising in love
illness and richness anything seen since the
days of Emma Abbott. In fact, this prima
donna has been royalty welcomed through
out the country as the logical and worthy
successor in popularity to Miss Abbott.
In addition to this. she has been regarded
as the handsomest woman on the stage.
Is young, of particularly attractive face
and figure, and possesses a voice that sur
passes in brilliancy and correctness of ex-
ecution any soprano outside very few
of the ost distinguished grand opera art
lists. Milloecker's meodious composition.
ITO L-SedA oLuucill, Il Il composition
that very few opera companies have ever
had the capabilities of presenting. It, at
times. borders on the grand. although there
are three comedy charact in it that are
especially amusing and mischievous. In
The Beggar Student Hubert Wi.ke will
he seen in the role in which he has ap-
peared over three thousand times while
Miss Morton appears as Laura. the pretty
and captivating daughter of a financially
embarrassed high polished dame who has
two manageable daughters.
The costume effects in the several scenes
of The Begsar Student beggar descrip-
ton, and the magnificent array of both
vocal quality and quantity make its pre-
senJation by this peerless organization we'll
nigh an ideal performance for the lover
Of the lighter and the best works Of the
moro capable composers.
l. requires no lite confidence in them
selves. as well as III the high quality Of
the attraction for the Elks TO assume the
responsibility Of bringing this company.
numbering forty members. here. IN the
first place the attraction Is bought out
right, so thar il must he a big success any
way; then the opera house was rented
and no VITO come out even ar least S6o0
must he realized. That the attraction Is
worth the trouble and the price there can
be 70 question. and 1T Is highly probable
that there viii be "A large attendance from
ont of the city. as the matinee can ba seen
and the evening train taken. 4 special
rate Is being arranged for those coming
from out Of town. and As seats viii he re-
served Tor the matinee. they can he Sc
cured by mail without extra charge.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-02-02

This large and cornnodious structure
was formally opened 70 the public on the
10Th Of November. T. Is owned and con
trolled b. two IL Wichita's vel known
physicians. and II 4 well arranged and
furnished for me treatment q the sick
and aff.cteT Medical and Surgical Dis
eases Of Women. Diseases q the Nervous
System, Diseases % the Bran Eye. Fer.
Throat. Heart. Liver and kidneys. De-
formi-ies Of TIE Body. Morphine. Cocaine
and Choral Habits. and al diseases tia.
usually come 20 places OF this character
4 home for the p1or and rich alike. ar al
operations and medical tree tnneBt are abb
soiutsly free ~ this Institution AID the
only charge that rs made = a email hos-
pifaI Zee 20 pay tns running expensss :3-
food and nursing The prop-fetors vii
furnish the very best q references 70 a.
who may contemplate coming Wri.s
them for circular with psoto o he buIlc-
ing and address all conmuDicz- %
MARTHA WASHINGTON U0ER
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-02-02
THEY WILL GET It
Flynn Thinks Oklahoma Will
Secure Statehood
TIME TO MAKE MONEY
Delegate Believes a Big Era
of Prosperity Is Here

'I think Oklahoma will get statehood
said Dennis Flynn to reporter for the
Eagle yesterday.
Mr.. Flynn was on his way to Washing
eon, and stopped off between trains in
Wichita THE territory" ne continued,
sis deserving of statehood and 1 do not
believe the national congress will turn it
away"
Asked about the Ravens bill, he said:
1.-THE Ravens bill provides for a constitu-
tional convention, and an election next fan
of legislature which viii in its turn elect
two United States senators. These sena-
tors will go down to Washington and ask
admission for Oklahoma. 1 believe they
will be admitted, If they are Republicans"
Asked about the present legislature and
Its clashes. Mr.. Flynn replied
What 1 desire to see the legislature do,
IS 20 remedy bad legisla ton and pass such
other legislation as is deemed necessary"
In regard TO the prospect for free homes.
Mr.. Flynn said that he doubted now if
there would be an extra session Of con-
gress; but if there was an extra SESSION.
he would begin his campaign in congress
this spring for free homes as soon as he
took his seat. He had not surrendered one
bit of his hope and faith that the bill would
pass.
few weeks ago Mr., Flynn was in New
York. He happened to be on the floor of
The stock exchange the first day of the
big speculative bulge in prices, and ne
says he never saw such bedlam in his
life
In passing over the country between Ok
lahoma and New York he said he was i'm
pressed with the general prosperity of
every section. you can talk about No
Kiniey's confidence in sarcasm" he said,
but Il was McKinley's election which
gave the people confidence ami when ~
making the country from one end to the
other happy and prosperous today. II was
Mckinley and the confidence after his
election which brought our present benign
ant conditions.
"And I want to say further" the dele
gate from Oklahoma went on, that any
wide-awal1e man in the country who is up
80 snuff and is watchful Of his own inter
ests, can make money. do not care in
buckles down ne can make money I re-
gard the coming two years as the most
propitious for getting a start, Of any I
have seen"
Mr.. Flynn was much impressed with the
improved appearance Of Wichita and said
he had heard in The east Of the new life
In the city.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-02-02
MANY PEOPLE CANNOT DRINK

coffee at night. 1t epoils their sleep. You
can drink GrainO when you please and
sleep like a top. For Grain-O does not
stimulate: 1T nourishes, cheers and feeds.
Yet it looks and tastes like the best
coffee. For nervous persons. young peo-
pie and children Grain-O is the perfect
drink. Made from pure grains. Get
package from your grocer today. Try it
in place Of coffee. Is and Csc.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-02-02
PRIVATE SHOOTS A CORPORAL
Exciting scene just Before the Sail
In. ofthe Twenty Second

San Francisco, Feb. Just before the
departure Of the transport steamer Sen
ator for the Philippines with the Twenty
second infantry on board today, 2 mye-
ferrous shooing which may result in the
death Of Corporal Paine, Of company p,
tok place The facts in the case were
kept exceedingly quiet by those in com
mand. bat from other sources il Is learned
that the shooting was doni by z private
supposed 20 De George Burton. company
3, who had leen ordered % u certain
work distastetI 10 him. Burton pulled
his pistol and sent three DULLES .ata
Paine, with such effect that Paine had n
be removed 10 the Preside hospital for
treatment. Burton was knocked down b,
the butte end Of d gun in the hands Of
one % the guard. he vas arrested and
hustled 20 ths guard house. lie profess
his innocence OF any intent - Kill and
says The shooting vas ne resui- Of a.
accident Burton win Be tired II sea Or
after the steamer arrives al Manila
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-02-02
Nutwooa Draws Trotting Prize

DUBUQUE, Ia. Feb. The NutH00d
Driving club of Dubuque was today
awarded the Horse Review combination
futuri-y race for three-year-o.d trstters
a. S23s"- the biggest stake and largest
sum o. money ever raced for by harness
horses This brings the total value af
the purse for the Dubuque races 10 -
80 This l. the largest sum ever hung
up BY trutting association TIE date
for the Dubuque ueeting have b--sn
changed from August rs. 10 Angus
= September .. 50 a. 20 give -he nonrl-
majors entered IN tns Boston fi0os futu-
rity chance 20 race here. There are
nfty-ssx ncminstors II the futu-.ty 20 be
raced n Dubuque
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-02-02
ErHn nrRVHnfs

DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup prevents
pneumonia or Inflammation of the lungs.
This celebrated remedy will cure a cough
pr cold promptly. 1t is the best medicine
For all kinds of lung trouble and costs
hut o cents q hottle
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-02-02
AxiOnS
on
Printing

z Printers ink is the vital
3 spark.
= Our colors are the best OBJ
< tainable.
> Our imprint is the stamp of
= superiority.
. Price should not be the only
= consideration.
4 If you catch the eye you
. catch the world.
2 Let the public know what
s you have to sell.
Q Good printing always COM
= mands attention.
. Printing, like clothes, should
3 be made to fit you.
3 We are not the only printers,
E but equal to the best.
5 Good printing means revenue;
. poor printing, expense.
? If you have the "idea" we
. can " display" it for you.
!: Printing is often an index to {
! the merit of an advertiser.
Z "The apparel oft proclaims !
- Il
< the man" Same with printing. )
: To increase your business {
2 printers ink is the best stimu-
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I. Cheapness is not the merit;
= the finished work must tell the
4 tale.
z No printing deserves a
3 higher price than what it re-
Q turns.
z A good design is half the +,
3 battle; if well executed, the
. other half.
Z How shall I advertise? Let
/! US know what you sell and we
= will help you.
4 ''The eternal fitness of
: things" applies to design more
? than anything else. :
5 Don't judge by appear
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-04

on the gfound and Il should be- In oper-
alton within the next three weeks
Mr. T. o. Weller and Frank Johnson
are expected In from Bingham tonight.
Two cars OF orr was marketed from
the -Four Aces today.
Reports from the Lion Consolidated
Of stockton say that the orc ~ grow
Ing better In quality and larger IN body
ms the work OF sinking on the vein
goes on
Engineering and Mining Journals
Utah produced ~ short tons 81 utho-
graphing stone In is9s this substance
being reported for the fret time IN the
United States.
At the coming festival In Denver u IL
said drilling contests will he one " the
features. Miners from Colorado. Utah
Arizona and New Mexico viii particle
pate.
a lot of 1889 bags. or $50 tona OF COPE
per coins was recently received In New
York from India. The coins wcro
shipped as scrap copper because they
arc worth more than their face value.
Idaho World. The SHAFT az the VOL
Notine mine ne Banner has caved IN
ana i've pumps. three eager. tools and
iron pipe are In the wreck. besides
other vnluablos. worth IN the aggregate
about 5000. The shaft was covered
with heavy plank nt the 200-foot level,
60 whether u has cavcd In below that
level ~ not known.
Haley Times. Henry ~ Ryan. the
mAnnging owner OF the CumnH No 1,
admitted, In conversation last evening,
that he was seriously thinking ~ living
here altogether. He and his wife like
the climate. the people. the town and
the surroundings. and their most Inn
portant business Interest Just now Is
here. SO they may stay.
Virginia (Mont) Madlsonlan; 4 ship
mont OF several tons u hlgh-grHdc orc
was made from the Zebra mine In Bar
ton rulch recently. The Zebra ls one OF
the promising properties In this Sec
ton. II ~ owned by o. salt Lake COM
pany u which Thomas BieFlnEcr. who
has charge OF tho property az this place,
~ PRECEDENT. They have had r. small
force " men nj work on the claim since
early last spring and arr making rcgu-
lar shipments.
HALEY ddnD Ncws-Miner: The case
Of the State OF Idaho vs Arthur Davis
and Thad. Eastwood. called In the pro-
bate court yesterday. IN which the DO
PENDANTS with unlawfully and wilfully
iniuring o dam belonging 20 tho Tiptop
company was dismissed. There was no
evidence 10 show that the rauchcra had
destroyed any property, or were guilty
Of felony. a new complaint. charging
them with mlsdemcnnOr was sworn
out, and they were rc-arrcated. The
case viii b. heard on the 10Th Inst.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-04
NEW BRANCH
FOR RIO GRANDE
Contracts Let for Short Line from
Cato to Pagosa Springs
CUT ON CHAMA DIVISION
Work WIN Commence NJ soon ~ Pa-
pcrs Tan he signed aud Ncces-
sary Contracts Made out.

The contract FOR the construction OF
the branch line from Cato TO Pagosa
Springs on the Rio Grnndc system was
let on Wednesday to W. G.. bradbury
& Co. Work. says the Denver News
will commence as soon 90 the papers
can be signed up and II IL expected that
the road viii be completed by Noyem-
Der. This road has hitherto been known
as the sullcnbcrgcr line, inaHmuch MS
A. n. Sulionbcrgcr the Denver lumber
man has been superintoudlng the work.
The chief directors. however are those
~ the Rio Grund1 The Incorporated
title of the line r. the iio 0rnndc.
poguua and Northern railroad. II VIII
b. about thirty miles In length although
the word Northern" IN the title u gen-
orally taken TO Indicate that the Rio
Grandc coutomplatcg eventually contin-
ulng the tracks across the divide TO n
point higher M on ~ San Juan line
for the purpose ~ saving the climb %
Chnma. The proFcnt purpose " that Of
tapping the lumber territory In the VI
clnity uf Pogora Springs, whore mills
are Co be erected. The line from Ar
bulcH. which 10 backed by q lumber nrm
ia being run with the same idea in view.
Construction work " going on nc pres
cnt.
President George w Ristinc Of the
Colorado Midland railroad % suffering
with an nbccsa on the back ~ the head.
He IL at ulonwood Springs, whore he 10
staying with His family. Tie has sub
mlttpd 90 an operation and u iI prob
able the surgeon VIII perform another
within "a day or two.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-04
1T WILL SHIP
GOLD CYANIDES
Some Of the Ore Carries 500 in
Gold Per Ton.
THE MILL Is NOW RUNNING.
Valuable Copper Deposits Are Also
Pound samples Received In Town
-Cencrai News.

\ variety OF specimens Of ore have
been received In this city from the
ilcnly Mining and Milling company,
Nevada. Assays from some Of the SAM
pies show the presence Of gold to the
value Of SOS. The property Of the COM
pany consists Of . full claims and a
fraction. There are a number Of pros
poets on the property but the samples
received by Mr. WIN. Lynn are nearly
all from the same workings. and show
much variety Of formation. Shelter
tests II copper orc shipped from the
milne 90 the Gcrmanla Hmcltcr show 3
per cent copper with . or ounces sill
yer. The distance from the railroad IL
100 miles but this disadvantage is par
TALLY met by the low rate paid fOr
hauling. Notwithatanding that valuable
copper deposits are owned by the COM
pany more attention n being given to
the gold values found there, tests from
which range from &2s 10 SOS. The mill
has lately been started. and II Il exc
pcctcd that much profit win shortly nc-
crue from the treatment Of the waltz
able gold ore by the cyanide process.
The treatment already made OF n
quantity OF ore. has given satisfaction
md the result It II expected will reach
the local refinery In the course Of the
next few days.