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form Of government and just LAVISH mn
der which may be promoted in the very
highest degree her welfare. It is not
given to finite mind TO read her future,
but we may believe thar, under the in
spiration of republican laws aSd under
the impetus of American example, her
people will grow in knowledge, strength
and power. and forever bless the great
republic"
At the conclusion of Mr.. Fairbanks
remarks, Mr.. Davis presented comoila-
tions of tariff statistics in support of the
remarks he had made a few days ago.
some points in which, he said. had been
challenged.
The consideration of the Puerto Rico
bill was then proceeded with. II was pro-
vided by an amendment offered by Mr..
Allen and accepted by Mr.. Foraker that
no public indebtedness of Puerto Rico
or any municipality thereof shall lie
authorized or allowed in excess Of Z per
cent of the aggregate tax valuation of its
property" The committee had fixed the
limit at 10 per cent Of the tax valuation.
The committee amendments. with the
exception of two-the one relating TO the
question of citizenship of Puerto Ricans
and others fixing the qualifications Of a
delegate to the house of representatives
of the United States-were agreed to.
After a brief executive session the SEN
ate, at 4:10 p. m. adjourned until II
o'clock Monday morning.
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wornanly way, as she ought to be, there
would be no danger and little pain.
The time of parturition IS made COM
Portable and safe by the use of DR..
Pisrce's Favorite Prescription. II is a
medicine designed by skilled physician
IA specialist IN the disorders and dis
eases of woulen-for the express and
Only purpose Of putting the whole wom-
anly system into perfect, vigorous health.
Il works directly on the organs involved
u babv's advent and makes them strong,
lealthful and flexible. Taken during
The whole period of CESSATION 1t insures
the perfect health Of both mother and
child
Ms NOlfe (. Grimes of Flou1aton. Escam5ia
&C.. Ala-. writes: ! have taken three bottles
us your Favorite Prescription and one bottle
90 you- little Pellets and oh, what an appStite
t.-ey did give me. Ny habyi now three months
CID and weighs iifteen pounds and 4 half When
sS Was born she was the fattest little baby girl
son ever saw. she was the largest one OF all
I1s 5ieS and n the birth had an easier and
sl9-te- time than ever had. am stoutcr and
CIT your medicine May Csod bless Won aud
yoI. coed medicines
For obstinate constipation DR.. Pierce's
Pleasant Pellets are the most perfect
medicine ever devised. They give
prompt comfortable, permanent relief.
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nv MEMORY OF PROF. MORROW
Resolutions OF Respect Adopted by
saltwater Faculty and students.

Saltwater O. T., March -, The news
of the death Of eX-President Morrow,
while not unexpected here, was still a
shock to the community, and called forth
many expressions of respect. He was
president of the Agricultural and Me-
chanicaI college for four years preceding
the present collegiate year, and did noble
service for the institution. He was a
recognized authority in the United States
and England on matters pertaining to
agriculture. An impressive memorial
service was held in the college chapel
this morning. Addresses were made by
President Scott, Professor Hotter. Pro-
fessor Bogue and A. w. Anderson. and
thu following resolutions were adopted:
Resolved. That we, the faculty and
students Of the oklahoma Agricultural
and Mechanical college, have heard with
profound regret, of the death of Profess
scr George Z. Morrow, formerly presi-
dent of this institution. To many of US
this sad event comes as a personal loss;
ana we all recognize the fact that in his
passing a tower of strength to the great
interest to which he devoted the activi-
ties of his life. has fallen. As scholar
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PLACES or WORSHIP.

First Methodist; Professor Fl. 2.
scott % the Lewis Academy XII preach
al 1919 ana 10 O'Clock Csass meeting
Sunday school ard the Egwovfh League
meeting as usual
A: the Central Christian church. cor
uer Market and Second streets. A 2.
D155he-. pastor. PrsAchtaE II ta25 a n
ard at 2. n. Sunssy school ~ -
a. n Y p. s c. z. AZ 80 3 n
Plymouth Congregations church. cor
nsr North K.awre-ce avenue All secezd
street Rev Henry e ThayeT. pase7r,
Services a, fs.o a N ard : p n Frisn9s
XII uot change "a beur = evening" ser-
wee. Tie pasteT Hill speak CT tEses..
enly Associations az tAe uornlns sgr-
vsee-
Fsrzt Church q chris. scaeaizss. rsess,
In SefEwgek Music Hau- sezvless Sun8ag
AZ iW a n SEa5e1s Are Ssx. LIS
e1se ard Fseash Rear veazeasag ev-
su.Rg meeting s0- cz5ertsaes zas re-
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DAILY
Continued From First Page.

even than the one which overwhelmed
General Gatacre. The CRY was always
for more men. more men. till the hill
was so overcrowded that every bullet and
every shell produced destruction AT no
time should more than 200 men, at the
outside, have been allowed on the ex-
posed ground on top OF the hill. Probably
smaller number would have suficed.
The remainder should have kept well
hidden behind the slope. A greater blum
der could not have been made by the
most ignorant private in the army, but
throughout this war we have never real
lied that men cannot be crowded togeth-
err without running every chance of sue
cess -
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COMING LOCAL EVENTS.

There will be special meeting Of the
| Central Labor union today ar 2:sO.
The Tonties meets every Tuesday even
ing, corner Douglas and Topeka avenues.
Wichita Lodge No. 4, 0. D. H. s, viii
have a public installation OF officers next
Thursday evening, April 5.
Special communication of Albert Pike
Lodge No. s0S, A F. and A NJ, Mon
day, AprI 2, at p. IN. Work in the
| first degree.
Regular meeting Of W. R. c. No 40 in
Garfield hall, On Tuesday evening. April
s. at 2:3O p. m. All members are urged
to be present.
Wichita Lodge No %, A o. U. W..
win give a smoker at the regular meet
ing Monday evening. All members of
the lodge are urged to De present.
Regular meeting of the Ladies Of the
G. "A. r. Circle No Sc, next Tuesday at
Z:30 p. m, April 3rd, on North Main
street Special business. MolIe Z.
Tucker.
The Rathbone Sisters viii hold spe-
cial meeting next Friday evening. April
9Th. This meeting is for action on APP
plication cards, and drill BY order of
the III. E 9.
George H. Thomas w V R. U. No. 2.
will meet on Monday at p, m at their
hall over Dunbar's. A full attendance
is desired. BY order of president. Mrs.
Sallie White. secretary.
The Horminial Society of spiritualists
win hold meeting in han over Mr.. Dun
bars undertaking rooms Sunday evening
at 1880 Lecture by Judge 5. NJ Tucker.
Subject. "Medu~ IA MediumshiD."
Public cordial Free.
Circle Ne viii meet Thurs,
day after l3me Of Mrs L. s
Groves, Iaz auHter avenue, instead OF
with Miss Cox. as announced The topic
for the day IS Church and Charity
Funs-How Should They be Raised?''
Maccabees have leased Peerless han.
corner Main and First streets. and Will
have review on Thursday evenings Ali
Sir Knights take notice of change of
hall and meeting. Full attendance re-
quested at p. m. J. L. Leland, r. X.
The Royal NeIghbors Of America will
have a social next Friday evening, April
g. There will be a program. games Of
various kinds. ice cream and cake and
a good social time for everybody. At the
Masonic hall. over ehring's drug store.
third floor
The Arkansas Valley Pigeon Fanciers'
association viii hold a special meeting
this morning at 10 a m. at L. E Wards
home, 14So South Topeka avenue All
members and fanciers are requested t.
be present. By order Of the secretary
W. E. Foster.
Regular meeting Of George H. Thomas
Command, Union Veterans Union. Mon
day, April 2nd. at o'clock .. m Hal
corner Second and North Main streets
Every comrade is requested to attend
Recruits for muster please report BY
command of the colonel J. 0. HawIey,
adjutant
Al! members Of Columbia Lodge No
are urgently requested 10 attend their
next regular meeting. wednesday after
noon. April l. at which time the newly
elected officers 10 rthe ensuing term alI
be installed also initiation other bust
ness Of great Importance viii come be
fore the meeting az the close Of which
the new officers will serve reEres hments
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"a - TS II IA
Rss,. the a The Kind You Have Always BOugE
s ss': : ''' GxHTz19zzz@
John EuII Guys sheIdonisn

London, March 31.-The Rev. Mr.. Shell
don's issue of the Topeka Capital, as re-
published here, meets with more ridicule
than anything else. The following COM
ment by the Globe on the enterprise is
a fair specimen: 1.-THE journal is very
like an ordinary American newspaper,
only duller. II will be an evil day when
the hysterical rubbish which poses as re-
ligion in America and 10 a lesser de-
gree in England ever has a large fol-
lovyfrsr
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the range of his learning was wonderful;
as 2 specialist in his chosen pursuit his
serv ices were of conspicuous and endur-
ing value: as teacher he was sugges-
tive and inspiring; as an administrators
he was honorable and faithful; as a man
hi life was stainless and above re-
preach; and he was a Christian citizen,
doing his full duty by the state. Through
all the future history of this institution
his name viii be honorably associated
with its early struggles and triumphs.
Resolved, That a copy of these resolu-
tons be sent to the surviving members
of the family, who are held in affection
ate remembrance among US, with the
assurance of our deepest sympathy and
coincidence in the hour of their heavy
affection
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Killed his Daughters Company

Chicago. March IA special from
Springfield, Ill. says: Harry Bali. p
years Of age. was shot and killed today
BY his former employer. Elmer Clark.
az the latter's country sc0re. about .w8
miles from Petersburg CLARK had f5rbl8-
Den Ball to continue paying attentions 20
his daughter Clark vent 10 town ard
gave himself W
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-04-01
P0LL0CKS CASE Is UP AGAIN
Removal RumOrs Reviued--Specula-
ton as 10 HI "a Successor

Washington, March 31.-There is a ru-
NOR among the politicians here that
Agent Pollock Of the Osages will soon
cease to serve in that capacity. Some
put his retirement as early as April 80.
There is a good deal of speculation as to
his successor. Somt think that O. A.
Mitscher of Oklahoma City win get the
place; others that John Jensen, at pres
ent agent of the Poncas, is likely to be
struck by the lightning
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INSIDE FACTS COME TO LIGHT
Regarding the Harris Resolution
Against GOvernOr Barnes.

Washington March 31.-Some of the
history of the latest move against Gov
ernor Barnes is coming out. 1t is now
said that Mr.. Harm drew the senate res
olution against Barnes, and that Senator
Harris refused for long time to intro
duce it. Early next week, probably Mon
day, Secretary Hitchcock VIII lay the
documents in the Barnes case before
the senate.
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city. where he had resided since his re-
tiremeut from the senate fIc Has e.cct-
e ~ 3 Democrat q tee Ferfy-Gint q.
Fiftiers and Tgfiy-Grat csuErezs. ard was
app tinted United States senator q hH
vacancy caused hF tBe death of E3ars IN
X WILSON. taking hfs seat December g.
'ssl fis vss elected fs fa the suex-
pired tern Jarusfy q 1870
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OCC|DENIS IAkE I'LL
Of the Honors in the AIva
Normal Contests.
JUDGES REVISE DECISION
And Give 0rients Debate and
Defamation.

Alva. O. r, March S1-The first annual
contest of OrientS vs.. Occidents took
pace in the N6ttEwestern Normal
school building Past night The contest
was spirited both sides. and all par
Elephants sho II careful training. The
Occldents mad .. clean scoop. the ORR
ents not scoring a single point. The
Occidents are IN a great measure indebt-
ed 10 Urofessor Abbott, teacher of ex-
preston. This is especially so in the de-
bates and instrumental contests. Many
on both sides showed unusual ability,
and the material is here for the making
OF eminent men and women in any pro-
1ession they may choose. In the musical
contest between MisSs Smith and Car
rico, both acquitted mselves well, but
Mss Smith was ur tfunate in her Sc
lection, and was MT given the time nee
cssary to do js.& to her ability as a
the Orients are disposed 10 criticise the
decision OF the judges, especially in the
debate and declarations, the audience as
rule indorsed the decision. Take it all
in all, it was q success, and the large
and appreciative audience were well
pleased with the entertainment. Follow
ing is the program:
Overture, College Orchestra.
Spin, Spin,' College Glee Club Oc-
tette
Debate: Resolved, That there ought
TO be both property and an educational
qualification for the privilege Of elective
franchise Affirmative, Bert Langley
and Albert f. Gard; negative, Augustus
G. Ninson and Jesse r. Langley.
Vocal solos with violin obligato)-
Ave Maria" Pearl Bickel; THE Magic
Song" Mary Belle Cowgirl.
Elssays-'The Crank" Stella May
Smart; ''As 1t Might Be-" Maude Urena
Greene.
Declamations-"The Fall of Babylon"
Laura Williams; "Perdita," Edna Blanca
Smith.
Instrumental solos-"Cradle Song"
Nellie Smith; Faust" Reba Kathryn
Carrco
Orations-"souls Tried by Fire"
Thomas Dudley Nash; Progress of
Our Nation" Ayres Kincade Ross.
Music by College Orchestra.
Announcement of decisions
Question proposed by Occidents, with
choice of side left to Orients Orients
led in all exercises.
Literary Judges-Albert R. Taylor,
president Kansas State Normal school;
Edmund D. Murdaugh, president Terri
torial Normal School, Edmond; Frank
r. Dyer, superintendent city schools,
Wichita
Musical Judges-Mrs. B. S Mcclure,
Guthrie; Mrs. c. Erhard, Harper, Kan
sas; Mrs. NJ. D. Mclean, Wellington,
Kansas.
Following are the lists of officers of the
two societies:
Orieut-T. Dudley Nash, president; Bert
Langley, vice-president; Barbara Karr,
.-,..-,-t...vr-.
Miller, marshal; Elmer Sniggs, usher;
George Cameron, usher.
Occdent-Jesse r. Langley, president;
Feba X. Carrico, vice-president; Ayres
X Ross, secretary; \. G. Finson. treas
urer; Ella Hughey, marshall; Clarence
Salter. usher; Arthur Greene, usher.
L9ter-The judges have reconsidered
tteir decision and awarded points to
Orients in the debate and defamation.
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Many doct tor
bills can be saved
by the us o Of
Peruna. / have
allmy friends TAX
ing PerunS, and /
have heard moth
ing but prais e
from them. Last
fan I had q bad
cough. ItQok four
bottles OF Peruna
and il cured me. l
am inclined to-
wards congump-
tiOn, IS all my
farrtElrr ltnrn Htnfl
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'AfAt Ats AA-ft n "a y
writes from COL
Gates avenue
Brooklyn, n. Y, the
following;
al b q We u Sc q
your Peruns for ca
tarrh and find It's
curative powers oil
you recommend. Il
cured me Of q very
bad attack, and
though ] suffered
for years ] feel en-
tirely relieved. and
ffff Viii hersaff
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-04-01
CRAM COUNTY FOB M'ATEE
Bar Meeting Appoints Delegates to
the Ava Convention

Pond Greek, O. T., March 31-At meet
ing of the Grant county bar this evening
A. NJ. Mackey, acting as chairman, and
a. c. Glenn as secretary. resolutions in
d0rsing the Hon. John L. McAtee were
passed and committee of five appointed
to attend the Alva bar meeting April T.,
as follows: A VI. Maclzey, c. NJ. Kei-
gen, c. w. Huffmuster. ]. W. Smith and
J. II. Asher. The committee was in
structed on behalf OF the Grant county
bar to urge the confirmation Of Judge
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with it. 1 weigh ls5pounds, and believe
it's Peruna that has given me such good
health"
Peruna is not guess, nor an expert
ment; it is an absolute, scientific GER
tainty. Peruna cures catarrh wherever
located. Peruna has no substitutes-no
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-04-01
! ONLY REPUBLICAN, CONVENTION
In the Country Not Endorsing the Re
nuhIicnn National adm .nistrafiOn

Washington, March 31.--A ripple of ex-
element has been caused here by the
report of the action of a Republican
convention at Perry, Oklahoma, which re-
fused to indorse the national administra-
ton. 1t is the only one in the country
which has taken such action
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-04-01

Hon W. n Roach United States North Dakota
Endorses Perun the
funa Medicine Company Columbus, Ohio
says
Persaaded BY used PerUna as tonic and am
glad TO testify that has greatly strength vgor
appetite have been advised remarkably
cioH the complaint
Senator Roachs home address North
Mr. Ed j. Makson contractor and
Block, Wabash
Paul remedy viii do nearly as well.
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poor expectant
mother Is
nerve-racked
and pain-ridden
fearing and
almost suffer-
ing death.
1t isn't right.
Nature never
meant it to be
50. II the moth
e. were strong
and well in A
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others / gladly give IL my ende-.
ment." Address The PerunA Medicir
Company, Columbus, Ohio, for n
book on catarrh, written by DT. Hsr
man.
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LETTER List,

Letters advertised by postmaster at
Wichita, Kansas, for the week ending
April !, 1900.
LADIES LIST
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g : = .
"Breaks up
col DSS
Grip=InfiuenZa.

The use of "seventy-seven'' and a little
common sense will carry you through the
Spring without Illness. Before laying
aside TT for the season, investigate the
other Specifics made by DR.. Humphreys,
by asking your druggist or sending for a
free copy Of The Specific Manual; a
chapter on Diseases Of Children.
Humphreys Homeopathic Medicine Co,
Cor William and Tohn Sis n Y
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Vienna. March m-The high chamber
lain has accepted the resignation q Dr.
Hans Richter director Of the Imperial
opera. and bias appointed Prot Heilaners-
berger as MS successor.
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DR.. noItin's Kidney Tablets

are eeyond 6ouht the surest cure fer any ard
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Baby's coming snoulo Do e&-Ss "a ,oy
and happiness. Fear should be for
gotten and pain a stranger.
How often is it so?
AS the time approaches how often the
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rivals. Insistupon having Perur3
no one persuade you that som
remedy viii do nearly as well.
no other systemic remedy for
but Peruna.
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Oh
MY
POOR
Back 2

Thousands upon thousands SurerSs
from weak and lame back and do not
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Watch your kidneys; they arc the keyeToro
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Pleased Husband
and Happy Wife

j. the result - aicc. Hight and seiieso
Homemade Hrrss. the kind al 81
make WHO Use
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IMPERIAL FLOUR

Il cant faH To give complete fsiisfa
ton J.; % anezceiis5 Tor high qgaiit
Al grocers sell IT,
La Junta tribune., 1900-09-05
so.,e. Of Fio., Settlement.

j Dodds. deceass<. notice 10 hereby given
that on Thursday. the 9Th day OF September
a. u. 1850. being one of the regular daye III The
Sc pteInter term OF the county court of Oterc
county. in the state of Colorado. /, j. A. Dodds
administrator OF said estate. will appear be
fore the Judge of said court. present my hna
settlement as such administrator. pray the
approval OF the same. and will then apply 70
be discharged such administrator. Al
which time and place any person In interest
may appear ard present objections % the
katile II any there be.
( Dated At l., Junta. Colorado. August "a 1900
J. A. DODDS.
4 Administrator of the estate Of A. Dodds
deceased
First publication August 70. 1900.
Last publication September %. 800.