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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-05-15
ITS TRUE CHARACTER.
Catarrh Ts Not a LoeaI Ilisea-e

Although physicians have known for
years that catarrh was not a local disease
but constitutional OF blood disorder set
the mass % the people stu continue 20
believe it IS simply local trouble and Try
TO cure It with purely local remedies.
Ike powders, snuns. ointments and ill.,
ha,-rs.
These local remedies II they accom-
plish anything az all. simply give a ve-y
temporary relief and Il IS doubtful T. q
pernareut cure Of catarrh has ever been
accomplished 1y local sprays. washes ana
inhsIers. They may clear the NITROUS
membrane from the excessive EeCreti en-
but It returns IN <ew hours IS bad o.
ever and the result can hardly - other
wise. because the blood IS loaded ~rifh
catarrhal poison and # requires TO ayF7i-
merit 20 convince anyone that lcoal
washes and s5rays have absolutely 70 e.
feet on tae blood.
Dr. Ainsworth says. Il have long since
discontinued the use % SPRAYS ard Tasaes
for catzrrh = head ard Threat 6scs-ss
they simply relieve and % not cure
For scHa4 zine past I have used o-1y
ore treatment FOR al forms q catarra.
and tae results have been Uniformly gai
T1sFeg1ey sZse and recommend issszgTt .
Cafar-h Ta5,ets. q pleasant sa1 ha--,e-s
preparation. sold - 6rarz1-s ~ = cents
bat M experience has proven cus PACK
age ee staar1's Cstarrh TASTES 20 So
wars- 2 d1zea zscal treztrnss.s-
The tsElats are cszg1s,l q. FfT5rsstis
sarF1grz-sa Red Can. CsGzl4csl a11
etse- SAFE a-tIse5rics ard any cs;zr-h
sursrsr can ase .aen v1's t-ll assurance
.aat thsy contain - pc,t-aozs oglztea
and thar they aye tae rast -esHonaal-
and szccsszs1l trsa-rDs-i fcT szdits. Gaze
y catarrh - p4esszt knows g - vro-
fessson
s.aa--s Catar-h -ael=ts aTs large
p,essau. tzstlax = Erasa loze.zes. % -
zlxsasve5 la ere u1zts ard zsash fas
.ssz.zats =at-hrsrea q tarsat asa traraez.
ard .u7 st45 resfe ar ir-Aasl 81
w1.le saf r-al az ca lae el se-
srsves .Ae c4t4rraaI psssu tEo@ Eh4
2s-sle srEsegz Al 4Euszzsts ssl Gaez ~
- cants ~ eozspless tfezezeal
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-05-15
TORPEDOES VERSUS CYCLONES
Oklahoma Man Comes Out with u
Brand New Scheme.

Guthrie, o. T., May IA resident Of
Oklahoma City is exhibiting a device
which he claims will successfully combat
and destroy the destructive effects of the
cyclone and render it comparatively
harmless. He states it as a scientific
fact based upon practical demonstration
that an explosion or series Of heavy con-
cussiOns will entirely wreck cyclone,
insisting that a well directed cannonad-
ing will entirely discomf1t a twister But
such an arrangement is impracticable
he admits, as it would require a gunner
who never sleeps and, besides, everybody
cannot oVn a cannon. So. in lieu. he
claims to have a device that is automat-
ically exploded by the direct and peculiar
force OF the cyclone itself. For the pro-
lection Of farm buildings a few Of the
automatic torpedoes containing charges
Of dynamite, junction or nitro-g lycerine
are exploded at any distance not more
than ten feet from such buildings upon
iron or wooden posts at any desired dis
TANGO above the ground and from fifty II
eighty feet apart and or the south ana
west sides of such buildings or entirely
surrounding them. II preferred cy-
clone coming in direct lire for such
buildings can not reach them without
first actuating and exploding one or pos
sibly four or five of these automatic tor
pedoes; the flash Of the explosions ig-
mites the contained gases. the heat
causes a rapid uplifting and the concus-
sion sewers the electric connection with
the ground
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-05-15

RE, Mrs. L. L. Edwards Of Norman, Mrs.
Ida b. Lee Of Woodward, Mrs. T. G. Cut
lip Of Tecumseh. Thursday brings the
annual election Of officers ard their in
production to federation members. re-
ception will be given Wednesday evening
at the home Of Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Ad-
mire by the hostess clubs who invited the
federation to meet in kInghsher. They
are the Current Events and the Z ion
ians The membership Of the two, &C
cording to their last year books, is:
Mrs Eugenla Ewing, Mrs n. Burwell,
Mesdames Eugenia Ewing n. Burwell,
Alberta Wilkinson, J. a. Butts, Nina A.
Johnson, G. A. Camden, Delta Tincher, j.
Collins, Louise Heiskell. J. c. Cross, Irene
Patrick, Olive b. Winkled. W. O. Gun
bingham, Geneva Jones, Belle Robb, q.
II. Logan, Emma r. Admire, Moil.e S.
Brough, J. II. Lowry, Nan J. Billings,
James A. Mann, Laura Hoyt. \. Mozart
ney, Sarah ". Haines, 2. L. Nagle Mary
S. Gamble. W. ". N0fsinger, Mary Nj.
Davis, J. H. Parker. Lena 3. Kerr, ]. c.
Roberts, Cynthia d. Wilder. c. II. Rob
erts, c. w. Smith, Frede-ica Post, a. /.
Snow, F. \. Belt, E. C. Spellman, W. F.
Bort, W. S. Whrlow, T. L. Boynton,
Amey; Misses Laura Cross, Esther Lo-
gan.
The local chairmen of the conv5 ntion
committees are: Mrs. F. a Belt, Mrs
Bell Rob5 and Mrs j. H Parker
Territorial federation officers are: Pres
idont Mrs. Selwyn Douglas, Oklahoma
City; vice presidents. Mrs. D. Roo, Nor
man; Mrs. Charles Morris, Perry; record
ing secretary, Mrs. Amos Ewing. King
fisher; cores spending fsecretary, Mrs. c.
A. Cox, Wynnewood; Treasurer. Mrs.
Joseph Chiles. Purcell: AuDditor Mrs n.
N. Mayginnis, Saltwater; state chairman
Of correspondence, Mrs Ed NJ. c a-ke.
Pawnee
Mrs. J. Francis, Florence. Kans.. says.
Il was all run down in health worn out.
weak. my appetite was poor, I could not
sleep and doctors did me no good. l took
Beggs' Blood Purifier and gained ten
pounds in two weeks AMI an now in per
feet heath" J. p Allen. Dockum &
Higginson, Geo. Van Werden.
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k|CkON "D|GPAYAENI'
Mass Meeting at Pawhuska
Enters Protest.
BILL BEFORE CONGRESS
Is Roasted as Purely in the
Traders interest.

Guthrie, o. t, May 1.-THE mass con-
vention in Pakhuska for the purpose of
discussing the big payment question,
met last week Julian frumbly was elect
ed chairman and ]. 3. Trumbly secre-
tary. There was a very good attendance
from the people OF the town and all seem
ed to he greatly interested in the sub
ject. The Journa says: John F. Pal
mer made the principal speech of the
meeting, in which he outlined the bill and
stated his objection 70 its present form.
He went over the conditions that exist
upon the reservation in a clear and IN
biased manner and closed with the re-
quest that the bill be read for the infor-
nation of the meeting. After the reading
of the bill Mr.. Palmer presented q series
OF resolutions that had been prepared by
Ho T. ]. LIE ahy, who was unable to be
present. Geo. Ed. Tinker moved the adop-
ton Of the resolutions and Franklin Re
ward seconded the motion, which was car
ried unanimously The following were the
resolutions as adopted:
BE it resolved, by the members Of the
Usage tribe of Indians, in mass conven-
ton assembled at Pawhuska, this tn day
Of May. 1890, That we hereby enter our
protest against the passage of the senate
bill No. 1853, entitled. "a bill to provide
for ascertaining the indebtedness OF GER
tain Usage Indians 10 traders at the
Usage agency and for making payment
upon said indebtedness" for the fellow
ing reaS onS. to wit:
''First-It provides for the payment of
accounts due the traders and makes 10
provisions for the payment of accounts
due from one member of the tribe TO an
other, which accounts are as lust and
long standing as the accounts due the
traders and many of them made by one
member assisting another in meeting his
obligations to the traders.
Second-That section Of said bill pro-
vides for the payment of 50 per cent Of
the quarterly annuity payment as they
become due to the traders AMI leaves
;he indian no other alternative than to
trade with the trader or traders to whom
ne IS now indebted
"Thidr-That we believe that section 4
Of said bill would teach regulation
while it offers little or no restriction TO
trade. as each Of the fourteen traders
now upon the reservation would he en-
titled to credit. each Indian 70 the
amount of 60 per cent Of his annuity.
Resolved. That we request Of con-
gress that provisions be made that any
member Of the Usage tribe of Indians
may trade on the Usage reservation
without license.
Resolved, That we recommend the en-
actment into law OF the attached exhibit,
believing that it contains the necessary
additions and amendments to said senate
senate bill 1888
Resolved, That copy of these reso-
lutions with the exhibit be sent to the
Indian affairs committee Of congress. to
Senator o. H Plat. to the Hon. D. =.
Flynn and to Hon. Charles Cur,is.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-05-15
AMERICAN BUILDING IN PARIS
Form lily Turned Over 10 the EXPOSE
tIOn Author. ties

Pars. May I2.-The American pavilion
al the exposition was formally turned
over to The authorities and public this
afternoon. The iuausuraion took place
in The presence Of embassy and consulate
officials, a number OF gin French funo-
tonaries foreign d.pl-matg and commits
sl1ners aad such a ncours- OF Ameri-
can citizens that many who were provided
with tickets were unable o gain admit
lance to the building. French muaicipal
guards and policemen formed a Gordon
around the building. keeping tho space ln
front OF the main entralc. on the en-
bankment Of the Seine free from passage
Of the official party The crowd assem-
bled mainly on the terrace around the
building facing the river on which
special platform had been erected for
S1usa's band Before the hour set for
she Ger emory the crowd became So dense
that orders were given 90 the police 10
keep the people a. a respectful distance
from the doors. The French officials add
ae-ed s. stric;y . the lette OF their IN
structons that even persons holding IN
yltati2n tickets We-e not allowed 90 pass
Considerable confusion resulted from this
cause aud the United States anbazsad1r.
General Horace Porter. with his party.
found their passage barred untn an on
c.ai. perceiviag him r. r. .ae building.
h-stened L meet him ard 'he ambas=a-
d7r'- party scrambled through The ar
engagements for handling the crowd were
very unsatisfacter- and many gave ~
the effort - enter
WASHINGTON, May 70 The nrt letter
mailed a. tae United States portfolio a.
the Paris exposition was assrassf 20
President Mckinley b. Coran.srl7aer
general Peck n the letter ST. Peek
says: 1T seems attsrlF THAI you should
receive the first letter ever deposited IN
q pos-o17ce = tha Unred states Ioatas
in a FOREIGN lard. therefore hava fhl
honor - informing SOU that this com
1-unicatton ls the frs. eyer transr ties
through such a channel. J. is registered
complete post9fnce. under ire aire--f IN
= tcn p1rt master general p the r-rit.-l
S-ates IS novs iu f4a aTe rasie- FRI -Ae ma
ti01ai pavilion sstabtI-hef ~ our gov
eroucu- 2. the Paris expoal,saa Yru
49, 81 interested In knowing that fr tfrs
bulldog is located fn adal.soa F. TIE
21ztsfiee on rfl1ai tarea9 p t-f9-rsa-
ti57 Pr tae asnegt - 1sr American oa.s-
pie. also tsa American caa1-oer ~ r79-,-
r-sr1s erra7'zrs ia PARE. -. ra-osi51
r7rr-s - the e1r1 r1.sat1rer general a.
~sTaz+ c71rn s5e~e- v.ar~sl a1a "a
e.-H-es~T rats7-af -a-7ssrfs-e-s aar.f-.-
= urla- the err = ~1--ens ore fs7r
z-a 20 z1ev-. as stes- hessa ss----s
Eoa~-T a-N 1lso sst pe-- ~ tha r. i-a+v
7--s- - - fa5ai Leg.sa q tae f-rf.@s
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-05-15
spring Schedule on the NIckie Plate
Hond. EIfectiNe NnN q ID10

Fort Wayne. Ffndlay. Fostorla. Belle
vue. I.orain Cleveland gainesville. Ash
ta5ula. Conreaut Girard Erie Chagtsu-
qua Lake. Dunkirk. Buffalo. a. well a.
New York Boston and All intermediafa
points in New England. New YORK state
and the anthracite coal regions are
reached on East time and nj lowest rat
% fare By trains OF the Nickel
Plate road. Leave Chicago 1915 a rr..
40 p m. 1919 p m..- with up-to-dafs
drawing room sleeping cars Unexc~Ie1
dining cars on through Boston and Ne4
York train at 1875 m. and NeH York
city fast express train. leaving CElrs 70
at 800 3. IT. All trains run daily. Tra.s
leaving Chicago az $50 p. m has oaserss
ton car east ~ EuHai8 over the iacs
avanna road arriving 60 Scw York CT.
rs g m. ever DAY in the year. 81 gsot
shape FOR evening entertainments. Scout
sleeping car space IN advance. write. al e.
or phone 9I7 Contra. 20 J. y Callahan.
General Agent Chicago IN.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-05-15
CAFFREY CASE IS NOT ENDED
Tax Payers Preparing IN Injunction
sui AGAINST Him

Guthrie, 0. T. MAY 1.-THE Oklahoma
Of Oklahoma City says: The suit Of tho
Territory vs.. County Clerk R. F. Caff-
rey. which was dismissed by the supreme
court some weeks since, does ont end the
litigation over the raise in taxes ordered
by TIE TERRITORIAL equalization board. T,
was a refusal On the part o. Canrey IA
obey TIRE order that caused the former
litigation. Attorneys are now preparing
papers FOR q suit IS which number o.
taxpayers will endeavor TO eujoin NJ.
Ca6rey from obeyins the order OF the
board. BY which means the same issue
which was involved in the Ca1r5y case
may agaiU he carried To the supreme
court.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-05-15
BELIEVES IN HANDING ROUND
Indian Territory Candidate for Dele
gate on Pie Distr but on

Guthrie, o. T, May 14-Thomas Mar
cum, candidate for Democratic national
committeeman for the Indian territory.
has issued the following notice: LAS a
casdidate for Democratic national com
mitteeman of Indian Territory, I desire
to state once for all, that if I shall be
honored by the Democracy of this terri
tory as such committeeman and our
party is successful in the national con-
hict. my policy will be to use my best and
persistent efforts in behalf Of a fair dis
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-05-15
DAUGHTER OF JOE ROUBIOOUX
Dies at the Age of 93-- Was of the
Iowa Tribe.

Guthrie. o. T, May Il - Theresa
Roubidoux, aged 80 years, the oldest Iowa
Indian squaw. who is a daughter Of Joe
Roubidoux. the famous French trapper
and explorer and a churn OF Kit Carson,
and the founder Of ST. Joseph, No, vas
in Stroud Wednesday. the Messenger
says. She went through the whole war
OF the rebellion with he husband. Big
Ear, and has haH-brother who IS a
wholesale merchant OF Kansas City.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-05-15
1T WAS
Kidney Disease
A COMPLETE CURE
AFTER A TOUR, WITHOUT BENEFIT.
AMONG
THE LEADING LIGHTS OF The
MEDICAL PROFESSION.
The case of FRANCES W. GRESHAM,
GIT End ST., N. w., washington,
D. c., Secretary and Treasurer the
Higher League OF Educational
Society Washinqto1.

II firmly believe that I owe my life
TO Warner. Safe Cure. For two years
suffered with kidney trouble and could
find no relief anywhere. 1 spent hun
dreds Of dollars on doctors and medicines,
some would give temporary relief and
others none whatever. I decided TO try
Warmers Safe Cure as a last resort and
wish 1 had followed the advice of friends
sooner. 1t was the only thing that
helped me and in less than four months
it had made new woman out of me- I
am entirely well and I give all the praise
to Warmers SAFE Cure"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-05-15

y a~n'-gtaa Nay tf-Ths Aegae ts1sy
paes@i 'he ss1s--l zs1aiarzr ts,i sa8 FL.
= ,atzry acs5srzg $50 - as. = 80 So
a sz atE fofoa 81 te7esraw To-
1aecT H carried e - ~ snf -a-
passed saastsa-islly vs,soat s-sua--r-t
- Es=eral cate Uaz 5sssfes p1s-
~..es1iy t5 political ts1iF fae fssrurs 60
irr e seFeEe zrratgl7aear - tt-s zsza Is
t5ztlea - ~. u~ k-agrs fMeg
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-05-15
IN BEATING THE GAME LAW
&. 4. Taylor Is said to Have GOT Into
Ii with Encle sam

Guthrie, O. T. May &c. Z. Taylor is
confined in the federal Jail OF this city
charged with receiving mail under an
assumed name while carrying on an IN
lawful business. Taylor shipped quail
from Oklahoma to Kansas City under an
ingenious system of numbers and his
identity was unknown until he adopted
the name Of Don Jack. He carried on
his business in the town Of Pawnee.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-05-15
TOOK roo MUCH LAUDANuM
Hiss stella Martin Used It Iniudi-
eiously TO Produce Sleen

Guthrie O. = Nay 1.-THE Cloud
Chief Herald says: Miss stella Martin.
daughter = Jack Martin. VINO lives sbouy
four miles soytaeast Of town, took an
overdose Of aundanGm or last sunday
night tse result q which came near be
lns fatal Being restless and unable Il
sleep she decided 70 take a dose O.
iaudanum IN order 90 produce sleep. and
not knowing the amount @, a dose. took
nearly an ounce She was discovers
later ana assistance secured ans ]. was
vita great difficulty she wzs restored Il
life
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-05-15
CA . 80 IL "a.
Bears the n Inc kil you Haze Always B0lgn
signature as G<1AZNtZ<x
RAILROAD ITEM CORRECTED
Regarding the Announced Meeting of
ChOctaW, Directors.

Especial to the Wichita Eagle)
Little Rock, Ark, May 1.-THE state
ment in Sundays Eagle in a dispatch
from Oklahoma City that the directors
of the Choctaw road would hold a meet
ing in Philadelphia in June to approve
the extension Of the Choctaw road, is not
true. The directors will meet in June for
the single purpose of ratifying the pur-
chase Of the Choctaw and Memphis in
Arkansas
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-05-15

tribution of federal patronage among the
several nations. Whatever belongs to the
Chickasaw nation shall be given to that
nation; not to any particular part Of
that nation, but TO the whole nation, the
Democracy Of which shall be consulted
thoroughly. Il the Democracy of that
nation can agree, their choice shall be
my choice. Otherwise, 1 shall decide the
difference according to the dictates of an
honest conscience. So 1t will be in all
the other nations. The opponents OF my
opponent in this district are opposing any
instructions to delegates. I understand
that this policy of Instruction is favored
by them in the Chickasaw Nation. If so,
it is not consistent policy"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-05-15
ResuIt of stroud.s Election.

Guthrie. Q. T. May 1.-The following
town officers were elected for the ensu-
ing year: Charles Hembrow. marshal: II
NJ jarrett. Town Justice. A P Sc.l,er,
town treasurer; T. VI. Atkinson, c'erk; Z
O. Flood. First district trustee: Lee
Shultz Second district Trustee: II Miller
TRird district trustee; a. J WhitmoTe
Fourth district trustee
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-05-15
City OmeiaIs OF MuIhnII

Guthrie. o T. May IA-Eu hall has
elected the following new officials: jus
ics q The peace. Fred Eng ISL; treasur-
er, ". NJ Hatfield. clerA. ETarG Bu-so-1.
marshal and street comuissioner. George
Bucaele; trustees. First ward. Carl y
Woosiey: Second ward. O X. Lo5del.
Third Ward. -. II. Ma.taexs
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-05-15

dent today sent the following nomina-
tons to the senate: Captain William ~.
McCammen. Fourth regular Infantry. 10
be major. First Lieutenant T. ". Davi-
son. Twenty-second volunteer isfantry 10
be assistant Cuartermaster with the rank
% captain; Harry p. Dill Of Maine. now
commercial agent at Port Hops. ont. 10
be consul az that place; Ernest \. Wake
field Of Maine. now commercial agent at
OriIia, Ont. 10 &c consul Al that place.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-05-15
Cu.hinz.. Neu &C onicerr.

Guthrie o. r. Ma IA-Tne rev afzce~r
At Cushing a-s: Councilman F.rst wars.
D, 7. Rising. EecaHd SaEd. T strastor;
Thild ward. James Bradley. Justice e
the peace. Il J. Kendall; treasurer. :
FIX. marshal. Bert Miscae-s. City cle-k.
c Humphrey.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-05-15

Pittshurg. Pa. Stay E.-Opti1ns have
bssn taken on Eve O., the largest sfsar~-
fitting and r1pe bending plants 81 tas
country and q c3mainatl0. wiI he formed
ard Construction compary. Mia q casitsl
~ $500 o.. The uaw coHalne 81 81 SAID
viii control the heavy sfeaus-attnE aad
3. bending trades - the country
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-05-15
Indian Territory phone Franeh 80

Washington, MAJ "A all wzs passed
BY the horse ;o6ay = azLas-fze sze
Seneca Te.esraphg1s couPazy - cea
st-aes Al d3p=rste lines IL THE Ias-sn
territory
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-05-15

tation from President 4 c. Scott Of che
Agricultural and Mechanical cJlleTe 90
saltwater, % deiivev the annual addre
a. TIE commencement exercises
June 10.
LoRdor. May 1.-THE princess Of Wa
today held a drawing roou. az BucHu.
ham palace IN behalf Of the queen Thr 3
Was large attendance The America 8
present were Mr.. Wheaton, wife % - n
eral Frank wheaton; Miss Wheaton, Mrs.
Frank Newell and Miss Newell % Mas.a-
chusetts
Dcsver May BILLY Edwards. 81
Parker's manager. stated to3ay that a.
fcrs had been received from severas clu1s
f1r the proposed match with Matty ~
tnews. and ira tie Conev IsiJrd club
ana a Sar Fraucio-o elub have bees = 1-
tiled that their oGers are satlsf8cta s.
acceptance % either depending upon tie
action Of Matthews.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-05-15
". =. Van DrunWiiI recover

! Gucdri-, q. T. Nay lA-W Z Van
/ Dru0 of Eastern ok aAoma, the nsaa WA
was Sc TERRIBLY cut Ia "a knife scrap. i.
recovering.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-05-15

Fsilase.ssaa. Pa 1zy ts-Taa csf-aS.
Psegz@s.- To- osmSsag al sasss-
esyT r - i-o=as. rsar4fs.-s,.se-s =.
gasflaszslr 'ess fe.ag entered 81. IL a..
Caass afsfss sasss ssfs sxalssf -
lassspz4s Fnssssafsr T5a5 esrosrs
So fas @f.af -. zsa-y. esass-x
istfIassfaeai = ~ Boyer fa-assas.e tesi
ga's=ta - i-5saetiaa as a. a-esast
.zr - srs1ts @se as-a&xss as- sss.e =.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-05-15
Proposed Alliance with England.

II the United States and England
should form an alliance, the combined
strength would be so great that there
would be little chance FOR enemies to
overcome US. In Ike manner. when
men and women keep up their bodily
strength with Hostetter's Stomach Bit
tiers, there is little change OF attacks
from disease. The old time remedy en-
riches the blood, builds up the muscles.
steadies the nerves and increases the ap-
petite Try it.
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IAfPRnyEn sERvIcE

TO SAN ASToSTo VIA SANTA ~
ROUTE
Pullman sierpers and free chair cars
nov run daily 0Ithoat change via Yof,
Worth. Ni1n7 ara Austin. Comfortzhls
from start "a 0a,sS Tra.u leaves Wich-
i,a daily at a M l. X. DELANEY.
Phone - Agent
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