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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-11
John A. Edwards
NATIONAL LIGHT OIL

An original parody by the author OF
"A Humming Frog" ''The Weeping
Reptile and similar works:
Clouded chimneys ali remind Us
You may have Hight 20 shine.
II for each few gallons you hnd Us
In your purse an extra dime
Let us. then. be up and doing
With our judgment wide awake.
All cheap low grade oil eschewing
For We find all such fake.
NATIONAL LIGHT OIL IS the cheap
est oil you can 5uy when light ls con-
sidered. Guarantee. or money refunded.
Not sold from peddilng wagons. but By
the following enterprlsIng dealers only:
HERMAN & co.
TAPP BROS. x HANSHAw,
COTTMAN & CHAMBERa
WEST SIDE RACKET.
EAST SIDE RACKET
L. s. SMITH.
F.. CLEMENS.
W. c. CROWLEY.
w Z. GRAHAM
c. A. FRANKENFIELD.
II. n. GRAFTON.
WILLIAM SUTTON.
G. NJ STEWART
HOCKETT BROS.
Z. B. RUSH
DUNN & DUNN.
". D. CARNEY.
STURNS & BUCKsTON
l. L. sQUIREs
c. f. PARKHURsT.
LEE ". HELENA
As changes are made they viii appear
IN the list Buy
National Oil Co..
Wholesale Agents.
A. Y. sPEER, Local Agent
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-11
WILL BUILD WATCH TOWER
ChOctaw Making improvements Mt
Oklahoma gffv

Oklohoma City, O. T. Feb. 10.-The
Choctaw started this morning to put in
watch tower on the west side of Broad
way, which when completed will be used
by the Waterman to control the gates on
the Robinson street and Broadway cross
ing. A compressed air system Will be
used and in connection with electric bells
viii it is thought give more satisfactory
service than at present.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-11
BILLY BOLTON AGAIN HON0RED
Governor Barnes appoints Him a
saltwater College Regent.

Guthrie, o. T., Feb. I.-Governor
Barnes today appointed w. q. Bolton Of
Woodward, regent Of the Agricultural
and Mechanical college, to succeed J. D.
Ballard, resigned Mr.. Bolton is well
known Throughout the territory. He was
president Of the Oklahoma Press associ-
alton, is the editor of the Woodward
News and Live Stock Indicator. and sec
rotary of the Cattlemeu's association.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-11
ADMIRE'S SUGGESTION GOOD
Iimes-JOurnaI Thinks, But That II
VIII Not be AdODted

Guthrie, o. T., Feb Recommending
editorially upon Jake Admire's sugras-
ton that the Republican national com
mitteeman be selected by the territorial
convention, the Oklahoma City Times
Journal says: 1.-THE suggestion IS Il good
one and should be adopted. but it Will not
be. A convention is usually made up Of
men strict conformists and arrant COW
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-11

date the state militia uow on duty az the
seat Of government shall be wi.hdrag n
and sent 70 their homes. due regard Seils
had FOR the preserSa ton Of pgoHc pe2ce
For the Republican party;
JOHN " BARR
AUGUSTUS Z. WILSON.
ct Il BAKER
ID. Y. LINDSAT
DAVID ". FAgLETGH
CHARLES T BAIRD.
For tina Democratic party.
- g \ BLACKBURN
JAMES 2 McCgEART
ROBERT J BRECKISRTD8E
''CREy WOODSOS.
s J. SE7ACELEFORD.
PHIL Is. THOMPSON. u.
* ? T.TLL.ARD. ~.
y = THOMPSON
We approve tEe ahgv@
JOHN MARSHALL
i r. BE-EIsAM
by - c. s. Blackburn
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Paris, Feb. 10-Ex-Empress Eugene.
who has been critically I'll at the Hotel
Continental, is much improved and any
fears as to her recovery are now re-
moved.
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-11

1t isn't the bodily sickness that hurts a
mari. Hecould stand that fairly well ifhis
mind were easy. But Americans are busy.
They have work to do-plans to make
schemes TO execute. They are "plunp-
ers." They line up their incomes as soor
as they receive them or re-iuvest then,
with the idea OF increase. They cannot
afford to be sick. Sickness is a calamity.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-11

feel a symptom Of sickness-worrv about
lido something about it-Cure yourself.
When you begin 10 feel run-down-when
twinge of rheumatism tells YOU plainly
that your blood is impaired-whCn you
are losing flesh and vitality, 90 to the
nearest drug store and get a bottle of DR..
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. Il
Is the greatest blood purifier and tissue
builder on earth 1t cures rheumatism
and all other blood diseases BY curing the
cause. Ii purifieS the blood and puts the
blood making organs into good, healthy,
working order. II tones up the stomach,
stirs mp the liver, helps the kidneys III
their work and puts suffering nerves at
rest. 1t contains no whisky, alcohol.
opium or other dangerous drugs and
does not. therefore, create 4 craving Tor
stinulantS or narcotics,
JaTnes 7. Champion, Esq. CT Shsrpsburg
Washington Co nd. writes 90 I WIS IL tusi-
ness II Baltimore, and had Rheumatism for t-ree
months, couldn't walk q all I tried TIE tsst
doct1T-s could get but they did ne no good
tcok three bottles OF DR.. TicTce's Golden NcGi-
cEl Discovery aud i cured re sound. came
home % Sharpsburg and there were three cases
Of different diseases 7 advised the patients 10
all were cured I have sold over one hundred
dollars worth OF Your TneLiciae by telling Tco-
pie how'll cured me You can wy Itc 10 sigT drts-
sist. Atr. G. r. Smith, IN our town and he viii
tell YOU what I did Tor YOU IN regard 10 selling
and advertising your great remedies"
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Princeton. y. J.. Feb, 1a-WilI.arn Hen
r. Green, head @ the Theological sem
iCary. died today
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-11

q nnanClai Calamity
as well as a phys
ical one. So the
sick man worries,
and the more he
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-11

catarrh, madam They viii generally
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-11

grows.
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-11
National Oil Co..
Wholesale Agents.

4 V. sPEER. Local Agent.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-14
VIRTUES OF Rhubarb.

These are many and varied, and.
moreover. are not as well known as
they ought to be. says an English eX-
change. II h very wholesome, and
even those who do not like II should
take Il incidentally In the spring Tor n
purlfes the blood keeping It cool and
healthy. one great virtue rhubarb pos
sesses and which IS not generally
known, Is that mixed with other
things Il takes all fayors, while giving
none In return, and is, therefore. OF the
greatest use IN adding 10 a tart or
pudding when the fruit used has run
short or Is expensive. For instance. II
raspberry tart is required. and there
Is not enough Of the fruit to nh the
dish, take some rhubarb, wash Il well.
mince II up, then stir IN sugar. and
bake TIL II Is quite soft. when cold
mix the raspberries In with It, make the
tart and place 1t IN the open just long
enough 70 cook the paste; the presence
OF rhubaSb win never be discovered,
and the tGN will cost only half the
price II would have done II made solely
of fruit
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-14
Honsehold snrpesiIons.

Unbleached canton flannel makes
good dish cloths
II is well to keep lamps about two
thirds full Of OIL
Lamps are not so detrimental % house
plants as gas.
a very hot iron should never be used
FOR flannels or woolens,
The great majority Of small, fresh
seed fruits are laxative.
CalicOes, glnghams and chntzes
should be ironed on the wrong SIDE
Apples supply the highest nerve and
muscular food. but do not glve stay.
Flannel should be ironed as little as
possible, with moderately hot iron,
The cost OF maintaining a lamp Is
One-eighth that OF any other luminant.
A lamp chimney should be as large
in diameter az the brackets Will per-
nit.
Don't think water should be added to
spinach TO cook H. II is a mistake.
Don't fail TO add a drop or two OF
vanilla flayoring 20 a pot Of chocolate.
1t is great improvement.
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ss aa 70 blow up halt the Orange Fr..
s sta IN ORDER 10 secure the lndspen.
densee Of my people ! would no so psH-
81, me great council then closed with
5 IN passionate appeal by presl1ent
steyn' Il close the council In ~. tee.nS
mat every officer realizes ne serions. e
ness pf the situation. II he ayas
uon OF life or death TO us whether "a
sl'aI! remain an iudependont nation or
become slaves, 1 do AN that h I'M NV
power and So also nv aIder Lro,i'
~ lkrugeD. 7 am uo soldier bnt van
officers are. and 90 you muoh ~ '9N
lIusted-the future of our country
Your reward wiI depend on ymr sS
tons Your task ls difficult Ma "a
li1 YOU We are af mortal i'm is
.hrre "a more glorious death than 40
..iI. for your country and people an ne
hraa Of your fellow Ourghersg Nav
'oH help as. The position Is indeed Nh
of trouble. bu, when nlcht is dsrkes,
dawn i5 nearest"
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troops. volunteers OF all arms. Of
ficers as well as priyates, ana, besides,
q gOodly lot which / can stamp only
as freebooters for they do not belong
10 any fixed commando but look upon
the fighting as sport or chase. Ere
quently. however. among them / come
across men OF high culture and Of first
class families. often fine, handsome
men with martial bearing, side by side
with the worst scum OF the earth.
MANY pass from one war 20 another
/ have spoken with some who have
gone through the Greek, Cuban and
Philippine wars. And what uniform do
these mercenaries wear? None at all,
or more correctly speaking, each one
has invented his own The only com
mon badge Is the band0lier across the
shoulder and the slouch hat other
wise every one wears whatever clothes
he may possess, only so that II Is noth-
ing new. Many OF them who are well
OF have donned a fantastic costume
SLOUGH hat, with waving ostrich feath-
ers and gold lace, jacket edged with
yellow orange and green bands, epau-
let's with great gold tassels, white or
gilt buttons, STRIFE on the trousers, top
boots with spurs. cockades in the hat
and on the breast. and reyolvers In the
belt Al present the Boer troops are
spread an over the place, mostly With
out any order or discipline.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-14

had been carried to the conclusion? No.
n we cannot work the principle Of
unity In diversity out and In TO It's
sarthest circumference. each point OF
iIght adding lts rays TO the great arc
'p'ch ilunines the whole body, why
ist us give Il ID and bury II decently,
hut not call II manned thing by It's
name
one OF the splendid plans promulgat-
cd by the Illinois federation last sea-
s.n and which viii receive added at
tention next year is the study Of state
history. A similar lire OF work. II
NAV be mentioned, Is being espoused
by womons clubs In other states
Not long ago the education comnit--
hoe sant out a circular aiming 70 arouse
interest In state history by saying
.These studies viii stimulate that in
f.Illgent local spirit which Is essential
4, he best working OF our political
spirit. Furthermore. such organlza-
lions may by securing the preservation
and proper use Of locally available
historical material make substantial
contribution 10 our stock OF sound his
torical knowledge" Accompanying
Mis- circular is a camplete photography
on the history OF the state. for the use
of such clubs as may wish to pursue
the study.
In some clubs In the East women are
not only studying state history them
selves. but are In every way encourag-
ing IL In the schools II Is not un-
common for them 20 offer prizes for
historical essays
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-14
The Baby's outing.

In connection with the childs airing
Il would be well to mention his wraps
Even In very cold weather the ma
iOrlty OF infants which one meets IN
their baby.carrlages on our streets IN
winter are entirely too warmly clad.
The child with a heavy fur rug under
meath him, another over him. FUR
around his neck and about his cap, with
the perspiration oozlng from every pore.
Is fair and tempting candidate for
bronchitis, pneumonia, coryza. and
throat troubles A moderate supply OF
warm woollen wraps Is quite enough.
Fur OF all kinds. especially about the
throat II bad. and a child should never
be dressed warmly enough 10 cause IL
TO persplre. The hands and feet. how
ever should always be kept warm. IL
the extremlues are warm the child
is not likely 10 suffer from cold, II Is
easy for these small members 10 be-
come come chilled. and I'm very cold
weather Il is well top lace a hot-water
bottle I'm the carriage Mariana
Wheeler, IN Harper's Bazaar.
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Children az Meals.

The table Is the place 10 teach child
rem self-c0ntrol, thoughtfulness for
others, the petty sacrifices that Elmer
son says makes Us good manners. The
little three year old who Is required
10 wait patiently her turn on the pain
Of being lifted down, Il learning a val
liable lesson, and the comfort Of tho
whole family is enhanced incidentally
while II is taught To make this still
NOSE effective, each chlld-partloulariy
the bOys--should have some part In the
serving 10 do, helping the butter. pour.
Ing the water OF similar tasks. In many
households this Is left entirely 10 the
girls. Why should the boys, who need
II so much more, be exempt from this
discipline2
Children may and should be trained
both In the repression Of fault finding
about their food aud the expression OF
appreciation. Nothing Is more trying 10
mother hot and wearied with the
preparation OF meal, than to have her
one failure singled out, as the object Of
comment, says the New York Telegram.
The rule should be: Pleasant COM
ments or none. And yet this negative
teaching is not quite enough. II adds
so 10 the pleasure Of life 10 know that
our Efforts are appreciated. The father
who takes thought 10 say: MY dear
this Is very nicely cooked roast" Il
adding 70 his wife's happiness and Is
educating his children as well. A fault
hndin- husband will not be likely to
go forth from that home.
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The Summer Girls Complexion.

The texture Of the skin Is in
jured when frequently subjected 10
sunburn one should therefore, avoid
Il as much as possible. IL Is not as
difficult TO do this as you would think.
In the first place. before going forth
on any adventure I'm which you are
likely to get sunburnt, take the precau-
ton to oil the face with cold cream, OF
with pure white vaseline, or. II that
Is too sticky with white yasellne and
almond OIL equal parts, and then use
some good ne liable powder. II you do
not care for looks. put II on thlckly and
Il acts as a mask TO protect the skin
Avoid as far as possible the reflection
Of the sun upon glazing sand or water.
This burns more quickly than anything
else
The great temptation after the ex-
p0sure 10 the heat and the probabilities
OF sunburn Is 20 wash the face. Water
acts like a mordant 10 set the dye Of
sunburn. The skin that might have
possibly escaped with faint redness be-
comes scarlet and even blistered after
washing while the sun is still upon It
or after just returning from an eX-
posing expedition. Wipe the face gent
~ with some oily preparation and use
powder that Is soothing, and the effects
Of the sunburn will shortly pass away.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-14
BOER WAR COUNCIL
DESCRIBED BY ONE WHO WAS THERE.
uJu7I

The Norwegian attache with the
Beers. Captain Album, has sent bis
government a native, picturesque re-
port Of Kroonstad. the Boer flight
thereto from Bloemfontein. and the
subsequent great council Of war held.
Happily he says FOR the Beers,
the English did not follow them up, or
they might have cut up and captured
the lot and secured the important
crossing, AS there were no more troops
between us and the English. we de-
clded to retire to Kroonstad."
Writing from Kroonstad, he con-
tlnues: Here prevails the most ex-
traordinary life It has ever been my
lot 10 witness All hotels ana private
houses are filled 10 overlooking. while
little laagers are spread everywhere ~
and outside the town. A Wild stream.
of loose horses, mules dOnkeys and
oxen, and little bodies OF troops ana
solitary riders. pour through the streets.
broken by heavy OK wagons and mule
carts driven by whips and shouts. All
nati0nalities and all colors are present,
and the most Babylonian babble Of
tongues resounds on all sides Here are
foreign military attaches surgeons,
nurses. regular and irregular Boer
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-14
Divorces, syrian style.

Divorce In unenllghtened Syria Is
even more easy OF accomplishment than
IN enlightened America.
Three words spoken by the husband
will put the woman away and out Of
the house. She drops whatever work
she may be engaged in, seizes her
youngest chlld-the rest belong to the
father-and rushes of 20 her fathers
house. there TO remain a disowned. de.
graded creature until another pur.
chaser applies for her. II the first
husband should repent his hasty action
and seek 20 remarry the divorce. he
engages a professional tool-usually a
half.witted fellow, who makes a living
IN this abhOTent manner-tO marry the
penitents former wife, and on the NOR
row Of the wedding day to divorce hel
IN his turn. A man may not rewed the
woman he has divorced unless she has
been since married and divorced by
another man,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-14

warm, neutral tones seen IN Oriental
rugs, and trained her workers after q
method OF her own. The result was a
complete metamorphosis Of the hooked
rugs, constituting a distinct departure
in American industry. as they are un-
Ike any product before offered. In
texture they are thick and soft as the
heaviest velvet carpets, and have con.
siderable sheen; and as they are hand
made they can be varied IN color. pat.
tern, or size 10 meet any requirement
The work speedily grew beyond tho
original plan OF making rugs for floors.
Crests and coats-of-arms upon w3ll.
rugs are executed as well. also wall.
rugs with jewelcd effects In the borders
portieres, couch-covers, and Chair-cov.
ers are made to order.-F'rom "A Profit
able Philanthropy, by Helen r. AL
hoe
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-14

her parents 10 place her among her
social equals, and where she may de-
vel0p among those OF her own station.
This Is not 90 make her a sn0b on 10
inculcate a principle other than domes-
tic. The girl Who Is to live among the
well-born and well-bred must make her
friendships there. and Tor this very
reason VIII be better equipped 10 hold
her own II Obliged hereafter 20 fight for
herself in the fierce competitions Of the
time
Another necessity Of a young girls
school life Is that she shall be- happy
Never keep a girl where she Is UNI
sociahie. II the school cannot make It's
pupils happy II would best close It's
doors. n a teacher Is considered an
ogress there II some reason for IT, II
homeslckness Is persistent let the girl
come back--Margaret b. Sangster IN
Harpers Bazaar.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-14

Any adult suffering from n cold set
tied on the breast bronchitis. throat
or lung troubles Of any nature. who
win call at A. C.. Smiths Drug Store
win be presented with a sample bottle
Of BOschee's German syrup free OF
charge. Only one bottle given 10 one
person, and none TO children without or.
der from parents,
No throat or lung remedy ever had
such a sale as Boschee's German svrup
IN all parts OF the civilized world.
Twenty years ago millions Of bottles
were given away, and your drugglsts
will tell you It's success was marvellous
IL is really the only Throat and Lung
Remedy generally endorsed BY physi-
clans. one 10 cent bottle VIII cure or
prove It's value. Sold by dealers in ali
civilized countries.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-14
Economy IN the use OF conl.

There are many good housekeepers
who are Indifferent in the matter on
saving small coal and ciuders. Unseen
waste goes on In most homes IN this
aspect II housekeepers would make IL
point 60 see that ali cinders and ashes
are thoroughly sifted daily they would
be surprised al the fuel they would
save.
There are various arrangements for
sitting cindgrs The best however. Is a
clnder-boX fitted with rockers like a
cradle. II has a wire tray inside and
a lid placed on the tray and the cover
Is put on. The box IL rocked for a few
minutes and then left 20 stand a quar-
ter OF an hour Then the cover is tax
en- on, the dust VIII have subsidized. the
ashes viii have fallen through into the
box beneath and the clnders viii have
been left on The tray ready for use.
After the cinders have been removed
cold water should be poured over them.
This causes them TO make much better
fuel when mixed with Goals.