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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-02-19
ADDITIONAL CITY NEWS
COMING LOCAL EVENTS

The First German Ladies Aid society
viii meet next Thursday at the home Of
Mrs. Lieban. 2S4 North Grove street.
The regular meeting OF the board OF
directors Of the Wichita hospital Will be
held Tuesday at 2:5o P. m, at thehospital
The Ladies Aid society. Sons OF veter-
ans. drill team VIII give q box social at
the new hall. 81 North AMIN street, Mon
day evening.
The Parish Aid chapter viii meet for
Lenten work on Wednesday afternoon at
O'Clock It is hoped that every member
vii !attend.
There vii be a meeting of Highland
Cemetery association the second day Of
March al the city treasurer's office in City
building, at 2:So P m.
DR.. ]. C. Calnon will deliver his lecture
on London Life Indoors and Out" next
Tuesday evening, February q, at the West
Side Presbyterian church.
The journeymen painters Of Wichita will
meet Tuesday evening at 119 South Law
renee avenue for the purpose of organic
ing. All painters requested 10 be present.
Garfield Relic Corps No. 10 will meet in
regular session Tuesday. February p, at
2:30 p. m. A full attendance is especially
desired. Officers are urged to be promptly
at their stations.
There will be an important meeting Of
the Young Peoples chapter on Tuesday
morning az 10 O'Clock, at the home OF Miss
Kendrick. s35 North Topeka avenue. A
large attendance is desired.
The Ladies' Aid society. Sons OF Veter-
ans will hold their stated meeting Mon
day evening at the new hail. 237 North
Main street. Win convene at p. m.
sharp. A full attendance is desired.
The National Aid association will give
their second ball next Wednesday evening
at their hall. over ga North Main street
Come out and have a good time. Lodge
will begin at 1880 prompt. Members take
notice.
The regular meeting of George H. Thorn
as command, Union Veterans union, viii
be held at the court house on Monday
Goth instant, at o'clock sharp. All COM
rades and those for muster are urgently
requested to be present. Business OF i'm
portance. By command OF the colonel.-J.
0. HaWley, adjutant
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QUEEN OF SWEDEN THERE
Strange Case of MonOmania at the
Norman Sanitariun.

Guthrie. o. T, Feb. 1S-According to the
Norman Transcript, among the inmates OF
the Norman sanitarium is the lady who
created such a sensation in Sweden some
months ago by claiming she was the right
ful heir to the throne Of that country, and
that King Oscar was a usurper. She
went to Stockholm. put up at the best
hotel and at once began her campaign for
the throne. It was soon seen that she was
demented, and the United States consul
sent her home to her friends in the United
States. She belongs to a wealthy family
living near PauIs Valley, who sent her to
this asylum. She is private patient. and
under the good treatment of DR.. Thread
gill is recovering her senses. She is quite
an intelligent lady, well educated and using
excellnt language; and on all other sub
tects except her heirship to the Swedish
throe i quite rational.
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GREAT WEEK FOR ALVA
How the Legislators Were Enter
taincd Last Tuesday.

Alva, o. T., Feb 1S.-CSpeciaL )-Alva this
week acquitted herself with honor and
demonstrated the energy and progressive
ness of her people by the entertainment
extended to the legislators of Oklahoma
here last Tuesday. Many complimentary
things have been spoken of the city and
its citizens by the newspapers and in pri-
vate correspondence. The legislators upon
arrivig here were treated 10 royal recep-
ton. They then visited the rooms where
the normal school is now conducted and
later the magnificent educational institu-
ton now in course Of construction. There
a banquet was served. Governor r. a.
Cameron was toastmaster. s. L. Johnson
welcomed the guests. President Ament
explained the building TO them. The pro-
gram was as follows:
The Founding Purpose and Value Of the
Northwestern Normal SchooP'-President
James E. Ament.
''The Board o Education and the North
western Normal School"-S N Hopkins,
territorial superintendent Of public instruc-
ton.
THE Right OF the Strip 70 an Educa-
tional Institution''-H A. Noah Alva
&c 1 DAL II Legislature anu DuE T uLuTe
tSate''-Senator William Garrison.
Expansion and the Northwestern Nor
nal Schoop'-T. J. W7omach Alva.
The Normal School and the Pops
Jesse T. Dunn. Ava.
The Strip and the acknowledgements
ative J. P. Smith
The Press and Other Things"-LIncolu
Mckinley. Newkirk
Oklahoma Educational Insti-utions"-
Senator Frank Hutto.
kansas 70 Representative
J. c. Walls
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GA . TO REA.
Bears the n Inc kll1 You Have ALWAYS PouTht
Of G@HZa1tZ<m
COUNTY WARRANTS AVAILABLE
In the Redemption of Real Estate
sold for Taxes

Topeka, Kan, Feb. 1S.-(Special.) THE
following bill providing for the redemption
Of real estate sold for taxes, IN county
warrants, was introduced today by Har-
per of Gray, and viii probably become a
law.
whenever any lands or towns lots that
may have been or shall hereafter be sold
for any taxes due thereon, that have been
or shall hereafter be bought in by any
county for such taxes are or hereafter
shall be unredeemed for three years from
date Of sale, and no person shall offer TO
purchase the same, for the taxes, penalties
and costs thereon. the county commits
sioners where such lands or town lots are
located may permit the owner his agent
or attorney 10 redeem the same, or may
authorize the county treasurer to execute
and the county clerk 10 assign tax sale
certificates for such lands or town lots.
for any sum less than the legal tax and
interest thereon. as shan be in their judg-
ment for the best interest Of the county;
Provided further, that where lands have
been unredeemed for three years from
cate Of sale OF such lands. that the county
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A Disguised
Wuu1a0

complains OF feeling weak. nervous and
respondent and suffers from headaches.
pans IN the back and stitches IN the sides
and burning, dragging down sensations,
the average physician viii attribute these
feelings 10 heart, stomach or liver trouble
For years, possibly, she takes their pre-
scrIpSous for these ailments without re-
celving any benefit, then, IN final disgust
she throws away drugs, and hOpeleSsIv lets
matters take their course. 4 woman who
suffers II this way Is almost invariably
sufferer from weakness and disease Of the
distinctly feminine organism. There Is an
untalliug ana inexpensive cure fcr all
troubles OF this description. L is Dr.
Pierce's FavOrite Prescription. It acts d.
rectly on the delicate organs concerned.
making them well and strong Il heals all
internal liberation aud StOus debilitatirg
Grams II takes the pressure of the nerves
and makes them strong and steady. Under
lis marvellous merits thousands Of women
have been made healthy, happy and robust
The FSvoTlte Prescription restores veal,
nervous, PAIN raCked women and makes
strong, healthy capable wives and moth
eTs. With is use al pain and SUFFERING
disappear. All good medicine stores sell
It and have nothing else lust as good -
Constipation and torpid liver viii make
the most ambitious man or woman utterly
good Tor nothing. Dr.. Pie-cefs Pleasant
Pellets cure them. One little pe're+ 3, :
gentle laxative and two a mild ca,ha-ri>
Dr.. Pierceis Iooo-page illustrated boot
" Peoples Medical Adviser 80 sent. -,aoe-,
bound, free for the cost Of mailing cJ-y,- >,
one-cent stamps; or, cloth bound Il starr,-s
address Dr.. R V. Pierce, Buffalo. y. y.
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commissioners Of any county IN the state
Of Kansas, in which there may be an out
standing floating Indebtedness of such
county or any township, school district or
road district therein ARE hereby permitted
10 authorize the county treasurer of such
county to accept by way of compromise,
collection and settlement of such delin-
quent tax amy outstanding county war
rants OF such county or any outstanding
warrants Of any township, school district
or road district of such county, which
assignment shall have the same force and
effect as If the full amount of all taxes,
interest and penalties had been paid there
for; Provided, however. that no deed shan
be issued upon any certificate so assigned
until six months after such assignment has
been made"
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CHURCH'S CARD OF THANKS
New Insurance Commissioners Is
Grateful TO His Friends.

Topeka, Kan, Feb 1S.-(SpeciaL) w.
V. Church, who succeeds Webb AIcNal
as insurance commissioner, has issued the
following card through The Marion Rec
ord:
The Record has granted me space to
express to my friends my sincere thanks
for their cordial and effectual support
which has resulted in my appointment
by Governor Stanley as state superinten-
dent Of insurance.
ITO those friends, without reference to
political parties, who have extended sym
pathy and congratulations. let me extend
my most cordial thanks.
THE value Of genuine friendship Is in
estimable. Let no man try to measure It.
While all the efforts which have been
made in this matter were prompted large
ly and rightly by q desire to see Marion
county substantially recognized after her
many years Of faithful service TO the Re
publican cause, yet the material benefit
comes largely 10 myself, and there is
every reason why should feel under per-
sonel obligations 10 my friends who con-
ferred upon me a marked honor in select
ing me as their candidate to represent
Marion county in the state house.
Il beg To make you this one pledge:
the best AGILITY OF my heart and mind
shall be used in an effort 10 serve the
state faithfully; 10 do honor 70 the ad-
mirnstration; to bring credit 10 my de-
partment, and to see TO II that those who
have entrusted me with their confidence
shall not be brought 10 shame
While my gratitude for your generosity
could not have been less had the race been
unsuccessful, yet have elected TO wait
till the senate should act upon the ap-
pointment before expressing this acknowl-
edgment, SO that I might at the same time
assure you that every agony is over and
only delay is vile. ..tBrr
Our friend, Senator Battey, has Just
wired these words: All appointments
were confirmed
There was a feature of timely fitness
about this. The confirmation was made
on my birthday. Forty-six years ago to-
day assumed the SUPPLEMENTARY of my
fathers househOld-and of some OF the
neighboring provinces, and when any
thing went wrong in my Jurisdiction I
cried out against It and they had to
change their policies. Very sincerely
yours. Wv. CHURCH
Marion, Kan, Feb. Is, 1899"
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WICHITA HAD THE NORMAL
For About -Four Minutes, and Then
She LDStIt

Topeka, Kan, Feb. S-CSpecial.)-Wich-
tia had a normal school for about four
minutes when the normal bills were up for
q vote. Concordia was voted on first and
defeated. Wichita followed and got %
votes. which was equivalent to a location.
Wichita would have been good 50 far as
the senate was concerned, II Senator King
hadn't changed his vote from aye to no
when he saw that Wichita had received
a majority. When he changed, Matthews
changed and then Senator Leweuing
changed from aye 10 no in order to move
a reconsideration. After Wichita won and
lost Great Bend was given the school Tor
a few minutes and then in a panic the
senate ran to the window and threw he
whole plan away
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LAWRENCE HIGH SCHOOL
Makes some Original Observation on
the Legislature

Topeka, Kan, Feb. E.-(Spac,al)-
hundred twenty-five pupils OF the Law
renee high school came up TO visit the leg
islature yesterday afternoon. tne school
board paying the expense for the purpose.
as the principal sad. OF "trai1.ng'she pu-
Pills - the matter Of intelligent oossrva-
ton and furnishing them an opportunity
70 study che legislature at work How
Wei this was accomplished may be judged
from The remarks heard from the pupils. as
they sat n the speakers gallery. one
dapper miss observed that nineteen mem
bers were bald hsade5; another said. there
wasn't handsome man in The hall. and a
tA.rd remarked that she'd "be: Old Cap
Seaton was warm old boy when he vas
young."
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TO DISFRANCHISE THE NEGRO
North Carolina Legislature Has a
New and Complete Ncheme.

Raleigh. y. Q. Feb. 1S.-An amendment
to the constitution Of North Carolina. lin
iting suffrage. has been adopted by both
branches Of the general assembly. Il
passed the house yesterday by vote Of
81 to p and the senate today by vote of
4 70 s. It vii lbe submitted to a vote OF
the people in August. 1sJ1. at the same time
state officers are voted for.
The avowed object OF the amendment IS
10 eliminate the ignorant negro vote. To
60 this educational property and poll tax
qualifications are prescribed. But this IS
made Ineffective as TO white people by the
further provision that any person can vote
who was entitled 10 vote on January /. 1867.
or any time prior thereto, or whose ances-
tors were 50 entitled TO vote.
Every man thinks he never was as foolish
as The boys he sees around HIM
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WHEAT AND FRUIT ALL RIGHT
Canadian Co=nty Farmers Give ThsI
sure Thing

r Reno 0. T. Feb. -(Spec.a-Y-Fab
Ferguson - Mustang township. one OF n.
leading farmers and hoztlculturisx CT tae
county. and Senator Frank z. G.ii..t. the
farmer-ststesnsn. were irie.viedeE on
the condition OF fruit trees aEd The whea.
prospect. Nj Ferguson says he VII have
an enormous crop ot peaches. pluus. apr
cots ard ether fruits. Hs says the late
cold snap has not injured rs trees the
least particle HIS wheat Is n good shape
and does not show any serious effect OF re
lake storm Senator Gi1s.t nae - acres
% soft wheat and after giving r 2 thor
olgh examination, SAYS il Is l0oki1g me
and VII make A good crop, providing re
have a rasn within 2 short 1ns tAa- vi
,aks The frost out Ct tAe ground TIE
senator has a fae young ~orchsE5 whica.
La SAYS. IS al right
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HOUSE BILLS NUMBER 858
One of the Latest Is in Relation 10
Tax Equalization.

Topeka, Kan, Feb. 1S.-(Special)-
Twelve new bills were introduced in the
house this morning, making now SIS in all
on the calendar. The committee on assess
ment and taxation introduced a measure
allowing the county board Of equalization
more power in the matter OF compromise
and correction o ferrors. II also provides
for appeal to the district court when the
complainant is not satisfied with the de-
csion of the county board.
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PHARMACY MADE EASY
But the House Sstes Down on the
Measure Very Hard.

Topeka, Kan, Feb. 1S.-(Special.)-A
wholesale pharmacy bill came back to the
house from the senate this morning loaded
down with amendments to the extent Of
perhaps a hundred names, among them ex-
Oil Inspector Wharton, DR. Pitcher and a
lot of other men well known over the
state. The measure provides that the per-
sons mentioned, instead Of taking the eX-
animation, may pay 81 and get certificate
Harris of Lyon kicked up a row because
some names he had proposed were not on
the list, and said the majority OF the
names proposed were men who never were
in drug store except to buy a drink Of
whiskey. The bill was killed-3S 20 5S-
but a conference was called for by Seaton
and carried, so that the bill viii be re-
stored.
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nittee which was sent TO Saltwater. Mimi.
was passed with a celebrity and dispatch
that would do credit 10 an ordinary bust
ness house, but the kickers, the very men
who didn't want to take the matter up at
this session because these committees were
always so slow sided out Of harness and
baked because things were being done in
too much of a hurry. 1t is simply habit
a lot Of fellows carry through the legisla-
ture, OF through life. The bill passed by
a vote Of 81 to "a
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CONTROVERSY OVER SAMOA
Has Eateree the safe GhanaeIs or
Diplomatic EverizsffEzaes.

Vss1-1g-1r y z 70 -8---lss -arIl1s1
complication are abeu- to pass irss fas
ssts Hines ~ dp-cmatlc frs frasn7. ga re
scSzrla-- - tae here Nas ssf
there = Tsalr zrt zua danger IA - So
u4:i11 Z s=aease eeaacl-s 5reTsa arc a.
ordinate azsziafs refrain fso1 over sso4-
as azd we-ss az8 letters. Al-H1aEA 70
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COLUMBUS, OHIO,
DR. s. B. Hartman President Drug fig Coz:
system about the best
additional
Peruna caah 1t
of the
membranes healthy by regulating
healthy an De 10 atarrh.
Ralph W. Chulp
medicine
troubled with viii
what wonderful medicine
past eight and became chronic
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Gigantic Combine Of Glass Men.

PitshurS. Pa. Teb. 1s--The movement
recently starred 20 form a Eigaaue ooz.e.-
patton ot a. ,he leading slass- pressed
try Is expeAtez q D. Ezspurale6 - a.
esr.g date. a lsa6iu< Nsa Torx aanks.g
Eouss : financing tie scAszns
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IT WAS ALL A CANARD
Billy Morgan Couldn't Move the
PrIntcry If He Wanted To

Topeka, Kan, Feb. is SpeciaL)-
hissest josh OF the session. coming ~ a
news story, is 10 the effect chat Billy Nor
San Will move the state printing plant
10 Hutchinson. Not Il The constitution
cuts any ice in Kansas. L expressly 10Y
bids such move,
This story Is simply one % The results
Of newspaper men beng in hard lines At
dry session for news.
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cel-ial ro;lce ~ erpe~r1 ~ p tfk-1
t-e eP.stIe written - Calsf gustics C-aau-
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BestOfAII.

To cleanse the system in a gentle and truly
beneficial manner, when the Spring-llne
comes, use the true and perfect remedy.
Syrup Of Figs. One bottle answers for all
the family and costs only 80 cents Buy
the genuine. Manufactured by the Cali
fornia Fig Syrup Co. only, and for sale
hv al drr1rcists
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WILL SHED NO TEARS
Jake Admire Can Very Along If the
Ravens Bill Fails

Kingheshr, o. T., Feb. 1S-In this week
Free Press Jacob Admire says: In regard
to the facts Of the Ravens statehood bill,
involving so much preliminary machinery
and expense, after all the Free Press is
Indifferent. IF Governor Barnes, on the
line of economy marked out in his veto
message the other day. sandbags the Ha-
vens statehood bill, the Free Press will
shed no tears.
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Carrra-t VIA SIS coo coo

H~-t.rF ~ VA Fea I1-E is re-
e- fst re- E1ssr &C. w1sa 1
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In the last eight years have taken enough different
medicines and tried different nhalers, that 10
make mention Of them they would easily iii page
became SO bad year and half ago that took treat
ment from two different catarrh specialists.
"The first doctor removed growth from nv riehs
nostr1l he helped me doctored with him about
two months, but he could not stop the discharge from
my head, which dreadful. have used e. many "a
SIX and eight handkerchiefs in day. paid this
tor one dollar a treatment. was advised 20 quit
him and try another doctor. did so, and he began
giving me indicated air treatment that did some
good also, but could not stop the discharge from my
head.
"FiualIv nv e4ouraeb booo~uo .asoo.o5 - -.
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Professor stephens Found entity
Easton, Pa, Feb. 1S.-Prof Stephens,
who has been on trial for week, charged
wftr setting fire to Pardee hall, Lafayette
college. was found guilty at noon today.
the jury being out only an hour.
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Ell
months ago had to quit work lost in weight from
medicine all the appetite
bad
whe Iwalked L wa ragged.
years
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KICKERS KlCKON TWINE SCHEME

Reared That Committee was Toe Slow
and Growied That 1t was Too Fast.
Topeka, Kan, Feb. SpecisL)-The
binding twine BIZ submitted by the com
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HAVENS

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Big Assortment Of
Second Hand
High Grades

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Every man thinks he never was as FOOLS
IS the boys he sees around him
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tul 1t seems as though could stop talking OF
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lied reeto wonenon application.