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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-04-15
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Pawnee's weekly News Budret

Work on the ice plant is progressing
SC satisfactorily that an abundance OF
its product is promised by May /.
J. T. Craig was appointed by the coun-
y commissioners to fiji the uneXpired
term Of County Treasurer \. J. Green.
deceased
A commercial club is being organized
by the leading business men Of Pawnee
and will no doubt prove Of great service
to the towns best interests.
May : is the date for voting on the
question of issuing bonds for waterworks
and it is anticipated that there will be
scarcely one dissenting vote.
An addition Of forty acres was plated
and placed on the market last week: at
the rate lots are now being sold. Pawnee
win soon be ready for the third addi-
ton. this being the second 10 the original
Iownsite.
Calanthe Temple No. .. Rathbone Sis
tiers. was Instituted here last week with
$ charter members. The banquet Of the
Knights of Pythias lodge was one OF the
swell affairs of the season, and was
vtry largely attended
II is being rumored persistently that
grading contracts have been awarded for
forty miles more Of railroad in a north
eastward direction and contractors here
have been notified TO have their respect
i've contracts completed by the nth Of
the present month
II Is almost an assured fact that an
other wing 10 the new school house will
he under contract very soon. Ia cost SO
et9. as q petition is being circulated ask
ing for vote on the question, and the
nJiment Of the community Is over
wheimingly in favor Of IT. TIE north
wing Is nearing completion. and makes
a beautiful appearance.
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IO Be END Of DIVISION
Enid'S Ambition as to Black
WeII-Enid Line.
TOWN PUTS UP THE COIN
Money for a Fine Depot Is
Being Raised.
TOWN PUTS UP THE COIN

Enid, o. T., April lion Wednesday
OF this week the directors of the Black
well, Enid and Southern railroad met in
Enid for the purpose Of electing officers
and to consider the proposition Of the
Commercial club Of Enid relative to the
construction of the road from Blackwell
to Enid. The following directors were
present at the meeting: Colonel G. j.
Peckham, Ed. L. Peckham, Blackwell;
W. S. Robinson, Winfield, Kansas; o. ].
Fleming and c. E. Hunter, Enid. The
following officers were elected: Ed. L.
Peckham, president; o. J. Fleming, vice
president; c. ]. Peckham, secretary, w.
s. Robinson, treasurer
The proposition received from the Enid
Commercial club some time since offer
ing $25, 900, right-of-way and terminal ia
cilities, was considered an daccepted, and
on behalf of the citizens of Enid Presi-
dent Frantz, of the Commercial club,
turned over to Treasurer Robinson Of the
Blackwell Enid and Southern the sum
of $4,000, which was deposited in escrow
with the First National bank of Winfield,
Kansas.
This now insures for Enid the con-
struction of this road from Blackwell TO
this city, and at Blackwell forming a di
rect Connection with the Frisco road, one
of the best trunk lines in the country,
and the road recognized by the farmers
to be the best wheat-shipping road in the
country. Besides this, the soliciting COM
rriftaa If Enid ara r90vv combating 10
raising of an additional $4,000 to be used
in the construction of a magnificent brick
depot for this road and to secure ter
ritorial facilities in this city. The citi
zens of Enid have every hope of this
becoming the end of a division.
Enid is assured Of another large -four
ing mill which will be in operation by the
time our large wheat crop is harvested.
c. z. Hunter. secretary of the Enid
Commercial club. is in correspondence
with parties who desire to erect a cam
ming factory. Mr.. Hunter is also in COM
munication with parties desiring to estab-
fish a vitrified brick plant in Enid.
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national affairs. There is no other To-
cality in the country that offers so great
inducements to those whose ambitions
the state have failed to crafty. When
all these serious matters are seriously
considered we may well pause in our mad
career,
For such reasons as stated. we are in
ciined to think that Mr.. Thompson
should be exempt from the scope and
purpose of Mr.. Dicks letter which was
manifestly only intended to cover the
case Of small men like Powell Clayton,
Cyrus Leland, Governor Barnes, Secre-
tary Jenkins, and-and MIR. French of
Alval
Every desirable result is beset with
difficulties. No really great result can
be obtained without overcoming great
obstacles. This seems to be one of the
invaTiable economic laws of the universe
Should a man kick at the moon, thought
less people would laugh at him. never
stopping to reflect that he would come
much nearer upsetting the Man who is
popularity supposed TO inhabit that lu-
minary, than those who refuse TO try the
experiment. There is only one serious
drawback to Mr.. ThOmpson's candidacy.
Among the many great farmers of this
territory he bears the relation to alfalfa
that Noah Webster does to the English
language. Upon all questions IN relation
to that magnificent forage he is the court
of last resort. To use a plebiscitum his
word goes on that subject No alfalfa
grower should be absent from his fields
in June. That is the time of the year
when the moving machines, the rakes
and the pitchforks should be in active OPP
Grafton under the intelligent eye of the
master. Alfalfa requires great care in
order to preserve its virgin purity, and
suffer no loss in its protein matter One
horse farmers are not equal to an emer-
eency Of this serious character
Thoughtless people who have pressed this
Philadelphia business upon Mr.. Thomp-
son so stubbornly, do not realize what a
great sacrifice they are asking him to
make for the mere purpose of seeing that
no mistake is made in the announcement
Of Okahoma's vote. Great wisdom should
be used in the settlement of this momen-
tous question. 1t should not be settled
in any half-cocked fashion. We shall
feel great relief when it is all over-aye.
there's the rub, When it is ali over
provided the country survives the shoCi,"'
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NO PAIN, THRILLING EXPENSE
= simple. Harmless Remedy for the
Cure of Piles.

\ person contracts a cold. pneumonia,
rheumatism and pleurisy from exposure;
dyspepsia and liver troubles from dietary
errors and the causes Of most diseases
are easily Jraceahle. but although piles
and rectal troubles are as common as
any Of these, the cause is obscure.
Violent exertion, as in lifting, some
times produces them and sedentary
occupation is by some supposed to be a
predisposing cause. bat As a rule ri, es
AMI rectal troubles appear without APP
parent provocauon.
There are many pile salves ana ONT
mencs which give temporary relief and
when these fail. the patient If he can
afford The eX5 anse and IS willing 20 take
The risk. has resource TO q surgical oper-
alton. But there is one remedy which
gives immediate relief and the regular
use Of whi-h viii bring about q perma-
rent cure and that is the well known
Pyramid Pile Cure.
In long standing cases the Pyramid has
proven 20 he the only cure except dan
Eer3us and exceedingly painful surgical
operation. and its advantages over any
kind Of operation are many. as it is pain
less. causes no Interference with daily
occupation. and being in the form Of a
suppository is always convenient and
ready for use.
The Pyramid Pile Cure is an effective
c initiation OF soothing oils and anti
senGc acids. X contains no cocaine no.
nerve destroying opiates ana unlike
most pile sa'ves. contains NJ bi-ch.oride
& -ug o. any kind.
All druggists sen the Pyramid Pile
Cure at ri cents for a com3le,e treat
meat - the suppositories.
= ittI- book on cause and cure OF pile
WI he mailed free by addressing Pyra-
Ill prus Co. Marshall Mich.
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A DAILY NUISANCE.
"A Simple Remedy Hhich VIII Inter
est Catarrh Sufferers,

In its early stages catarrh is more Of a
nuisance than a menace to the general
health, but sooner or later the disease
extends to the throat bronchial tubes
and even to the stomach and intestines.
Catarrh is essentially disease of the
mucous membrane, the local symptoms
being profuse discharge of mucous, stop
page of the nostrils. irritation in throat.
causing coughing, sneezing, gagging and
frequent clearings of the throat and
head.
The usual treatment by local douches.
snuffs, salves. ETC., often gives temporary
relief, but anything like a cure can only
be obtained by a treatment which re-
moves the catarrhal faint from the
blood and the disappearance of the in
fammation from the mucous surfaces.
A new remedy which meets these re-
quirements and which so far has been
remarkably successful in curing catarrh
is Stuart's Catarrh Tablets.
These tablets act upon the blood ard
mucous membranes only. They can hard
ly be called a secret patent medicine as
they are composed Of such valuable rem
edies as Sanguinaria, Hydrastin, Eucalyp-
toll and similar cleansing antiseptics,
which cure by eliminating from the blood
and mucous surfaces the catarrhal
poison.
Stuart's Catarrh Tablets are large,
pleasant tasting lozenges, taken inter
nalIy, allowing them to dissolve slowly in
the mouth. In this way they reach the
throat, fauces and the entire alimentary
canal.
If desired, they may also be dissolved
in water and used as a douche, in addi-
ton to the internal use; but it is not at
all necessary to use a douche a few of
them dissolved in the mouth daily will
he sufficient. However. when there is
much stoppage of the nose, a douche
made from these tablets will give imme-
date relief, but the regular daily use in
ternally of these tablets will cure the
whole catarrhal trouble, without resort
ing to the inconvenience of a douche.
DR. Bement states that the internal
treatment for catarrh is rapidly taking
the place Of the old plan Of douching, and
local application, and further says that
probably the best and certainly the
safest remedy al present on the market
is Stuart's Catarrh Tablets, as no secret
is made of their composition and all the
really efficient remedies for catarrh are
contained in this tablet"
Druggists sell Stuart's Catarrh Tablets
at fifty cents for full sized packages. Ask
your druggist and if he is honest he will
tell you there is no safer. more pala table,
more efficient and convenient remedy on
the market.
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DOESN'T CONTROL IN POLITICS
senator Ravens Points Out to Dewey
What Naval knOMlege Won't Do.

Guthrie, o. T, April 14.-Of Dewey's
candidacy for the presidency, Senator
Ravens Of Enid says: Dewey has never
been suspected of being a Democrat. al
though he has never had occasion to ex-
press his views on many public questions.
On the issue growing out of the war he
has been in entire accord with Mckinley,
and he has been understood to be a Re
publican. There is nothing in his record
10 commend him to the Bryan Dem
ocracy. And his candidacy will be fail
ure, and greatly mar his fame and pop
ularity as a naval hero. It is unfortunate
that he should have exhibited such
weakness. That he should have descend
ed from the high place he occupied IN the
hearts OF all the people because iof his
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al tried il for a severe and continued bsckache
and found Peruna fire only remedy far tried
that could ever cure me. I am well and sfronR
now, and although four months have passed since
my recovery, have nor had moments paf1
since" Address The Peruna Medicine Co., CO.
Iun7buS, o., for "Iacts and Faces. " containing the
words of the people concerning Pernna. Sent
free 10 any address.
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DEMOCRATS OF WOODWARD
Endorse Patton for Delegate and are
strong for Bryan.

Woodward, O. T., April 14.-The Demo-
cratic county convention met here at 2
p m. today and chose as delegates to the
territorial convention at Ell Reno, Tenn
pie Houston R. Z. Davis, c. D. Farmer
and ]. z. Love. The delegates were in
structed to use all honorable means 10
secure the selection of Hon. D. H. Pat
ton of Woodward as one of the delegates
to national convention at Kansas City,
July 4. The sentiment of the convention
was overwhelming for Bryan, and hence
the selection of Temple Houston is re-
garded as singular, as he is known to be
opposed to Bryan and tn ere-a1flrmation
of the Chicago platform. and is more
over an avowed imperialist
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GA - tt 70 r. "a.
Pso-, Aha +, The Kind You Have siR3yS BCgrt
Signature ol EWZNzZl
INDlANA'S WAR GOVERNOR
EulOgized in the House--Priyate PEN
sion Bills Passed.

Washington. April 1L-After an hour OF
routine business the house today de-
voted its session to hearing eulogiss OF
the late Governor Oliver P Morton OF
Indiana. in connection with the erection
OF his statute. which has been placed il
Statuary Hall at the capital, BY the
state which he served The speakers in
cluded Messrs. Steele. Miers, CrumDack-
er. Overstreet. Griffith. Hemenway.
Brick. Alexander. Faris and Watson Of
Indiana. Grosvenor OF Ohl5. and Cannon
of Illinois. Previous to this order Of
business hfty-three private pension bills
were passed and notice was given that
the naval appropriation bill would be
called up Monday
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Requisitien ISSUED by Gov. Barnes
for the Alleged Rap st.

Guthrie. Q. T., April H,-Governor
Barnes this afternoon issued a requisl-
ton for S. c. Masterson, who is wanted
at Saltwater for rape. Masterson is
under arrest at Everett, Wash. Master
son was once a prominent fusionist poll
tician of Payne county and was at one
time a deputy sheriff. He is alleged to
have committed his crime about q year
ago and skipped out. He was arrested in
owa, where he instituted habeas corpus
proceedings which were carried to the
supreme court, pending which he broke
fail
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WALKER TO BE COMMISSIONER
In kingfisher County. I'm Place of
Albaugh. Deceased.

Guthrie, Q. T., April Ex-Governor
Barnes today appointed John A. Walker
commissioner of the Third district Of
Kingfsher county, to succeed F. NJ. Al
baugh, deceased. Walker was Endorsed
by majority of the Republicans of the
district. A number of the leading Re-
publicans, including Ex-Governor A. ].
Seay, Oil Inspector Amos A. Ewing, Cap
tain ]. V. Admire and Councillor F. L.
Winkler indorsed the candidacy of Colo
nei E. l.. Dean, and commission had
been made out for Dean when it was dis
covered that he IS not a resident of the
district. Dean owns homestead IN the
Third district, but is engaged in business
in Kinpfisher
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in severe baCkacHe and head
acne. My physician pre-
ScriEed different medicines,
none OF which seemed so help
me any until a club associate
advised me TO try Peruna, as
it cured her OF constitutional
he q da che and stomach
troubles. 4 at once ordered q
bottle and before ii was uSed
felt oy-eofIxr Sr,r1roxroE Th,,,a
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rELEGRApuIC 8REvITIEs

Moscow, April 1.-THE Gar and Gar
ina arrived here today.
New York, April 1.-THE 50-mile motor
carriage race on Long Island to day was
won by A. l.. Riker's electric carriage
City of Mexlca. April 1L-There IS n
truth in the story telegraphed to the
United States that an Indian has beer
crucifed in connection with a passion
play near here.
shang Hal. China, April 15-The Chi
nese government has sent 1000 troops to
Shan TUng to suppress the Boxers %
However, it is notorious that the major
ity OF the troops are members Of the
same society.
New York. April 14.-At the meeting Of
the Manhattan conference at the North
Congrega tional church, borough Of Bronx,
on Wednesday, the name Of Prof Arthur
c. McGifert Of Union Seminary was pro
posed for membership. II was voted
unanimously 70 receive the name.
New Haven. Conn. April 14-Frank II.
Hooker. treasurer Of the Hooker carriage
company and for many years secretary
and treasurer Of the United States Car
riage Manufacturers association died at
his home IN Orange today He was s.
years Of age.
Toronto. ont, April Hilary Williams
was hanged here today for the murder
OF J. c. Varcoe, a grocer. whose store
he and a man named Mcintosh robbed
November 2 Mcintosh was shot and
killed at the time
Portland O.. April 4-The Republicans
Of the second district today re-u3miuated
N. A Moody Tor congress. United States
Senator Joseph Simon and r. s. Stanley
were elected delegates 70 the national
Republican convention. The delegates
were not Instructed
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hSd occasion 70 observe the
be1efcent results Of PerUna
wren q prominent member OF
our Relief Corps, who had suf-
fered torture with kidney and
other troubles of the pelvic
organs, was completely re-
stored through the persistent
use Of il, while no physician
seemed qbEe 10 Cnre her.
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Bank President Cole Pleads Guilty.

Boston. April 14-Chsrles II. Cole. for
ner president OF the Globe National
bank. under Indictment fos eEn3ezzieue1t
and misap2llcation OF the funds = the
bank. pleaded guilty today in the United
states district court. Sentence ztIi Sc
pronounced later. Mr.. Coles bali was
Increased from S50.8ao 10 $3.50
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BnICHT'SS
DISEASE
CURED.

Or. Holtfn's Kidney Ts6lsts
have cured many cases Of early
BTiaht's Disease. TIE cases are
CT record.
Any che afflicted with any
fern q kidney CT bladder ailnsrt
needs re better Recommendation
ior a remedy than that.
Or. Eclti1's Kidney TABLETS
are made from the prescription
Ct = practi:ia9 physician, ard
are fer sale everywhere in drug
storss.
Beware Of counterfeit preparations; ret the
genuine. Sod N two sizes Of p2ckases--sc-
and &c.
Prepared oaly by
H0LrIS CHEMICAL co. IS Maiden Lane, \. I.
For sale BY TIE following druggists f.
WIChitS: WICHITA DRUG CO. 10 z
L II a. ElGGlNSON. 2ts y. Main; VAN
WERDEN'S PHARMACY. IS y Mi1.
HOOKING DRUG CO. rs r. Douglas
NACKEE : ORIG STORE :. " or.
DoUEl1s and Tc9eka, IDEAL. PHAR-
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taken four bottles and for two months have been
entirely free from these naiadieS. Several of my
friends are using Perura with beneficial results,
especially in cases of trouble with the kidneys
and other pelvic organs, together with weakness
peculiar to WOmen."
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Confirmed hr the sennte

Washington. April 1.-THE senate today
confirmed TIE following n5minatioas-
John P Y. Gri5ley ot Peansylvania. =
D. second lieutenant IN ihe Ua-Ie5 3 res
marine corps. also number Of promo
lions in the army
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Indian Territory TImher and stnn.

Washington. April H.-Btas were pass
ed by the house today 70 provide for the
use Of timber and stone for domestic ana
industrial purposes IN the Indian terri
tory.
Little Rock, AK, April lS.-At Alex
arde- today. Mrs. r y. Holland SHOT
and instantly killed William Cock. .
member q prominent family Mrs.
Holland claims Cook detained her char
zcter
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New York April IA special from
Washington 70 the Herald sa-s. sec-e-
tary Root has determined 20 resciad .he
rule prohibiting the trarE9F-s -
wives OF officers to the Philippines, in
view OF the fact that the troops are nov
70 do garrison duty, rather 1haa % a.
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Mrs. Doher for Reristernrneehs

Guthrie. o. t April i4-Mrs. Ida
hohrer mas announced herself as can
didate before the Democratic convention
Of Woodward county for register OF deeds
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Ha-t ard rsu-sre a'ss kate Var Cioeu-
ser ara teen blew rgf hls brains ln a
.eun8- q. ~ 4sg Yong vac =
r.sE .ete uas. ar1 tae tatg vas
member ~ .ar ~ t1e be. tsn ias q
ss-.rafa llae.s sac ~ ever
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Catarrhal Debility Cured.

Hattie B. Curtis, Secretary Legion of Loyal
Women, writes from Hotel Salem, Boston, Mass,
IS follows: 81 suffered for over year with gem
erai weakness and debility, manifested especially
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Ill. D. for joseph oheste

E5sn5urgh. APRIL is--Thi University
here today conferred ne degree Z L.
D. on Joseph H Ch7ate. tns United
States ambassador . Gres, britain Il
was given 9 most hearty recepslor
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FRENCH JUST MISSED
Continued From First Page.

any sacrifice in order to preserve their
liberty and independence. They did not
wish he declared, to add to their terri
tory, but merely to retain it an TO live
peacefully at home The republics, ne
continued, had only $4,000 soldiers and
Great Britain was exaggerating the num-
bers in order to magnify her victories
The interview then adds: cat this mo-
ment Jonkherr Fischer received a teIe-
gram and on reading it he exclaimed
Good news from Africa "
THE MASHONA HELD AT DURHAM
Cape Town, April 13.-The admiral in
charge Of the British fleet has refused
to permit the British steamer Mashona,
Captain Johnston, to proceed beyond
Durham. The agents Of the vessel an
nounce that the cargo destined for Della
goa Bay will be landed at Durham.
The British gunboat Partridge Deem
Der s, captured the steamer Mashona,
which had sailed from New York No
venber g. via St Vincent, November 16,
for Algoa Bay, laden with -four for the
Transvaal. The vessel and her cargo
were released under bond and the prize
court, March Is. renderedGa verdict that
portions of the cargo were condemned,
but that the steamer was formally re-
leased The Mashona arrived at Algoa
Bay April 4 from Care Town, and was
to proceed for Durham and other points.
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Authorized Funding Of Roads.

Guthrie, o r. April l4-JGdse Bzr9s3
has aatasrtzs5 the fansing q Woe Is
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New York APRIL I.-F1-e today ts-
stroyef t1e store ard HVrg room ~
Hyrnan Bei.er. p fsi1r sersaasl. burning
ReHer and h.s Wlca. Two ra.ara were
In1-t aspasz.4ta5 TIE ta.aE ara
n .tssr nay 4il.
Carb5Heale. IL. April r--f51s Young.
& prominent y1sng a.za ~ 81 80. aTss oEl.
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gage fl expeLj.l7uary movement. Pro-
v.ded wives can Fho~ they have frlenaH
In points in the Islands where hey de-
sire 20 90. so that should -aer hsaara
be called away they VIII u7t be a borden
f5r the government 70 take care ~. o.
objection WiI he made % 'hsi- t-ans1ar-
tatfon
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Catarrhal Weakness Cured

Mrs. Jane Baxter, President Grand Army Relief
Corps, Fremont, Wash, writes: "Lasf spring