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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-05-06
Excursion IO Enid
Great Public Reception for
Dennis Flynn
PLANNED AT ENID MAY 10
Rock Island Proposes Big
Excursion From South.

Public enthusiasm is running so high
over the passage Of the free homes bill in
the house that the announcement that
Dennis Flynn will be at Enid, O. T., May
10 to attend the Republican territorial
convention has started the plan to give
the free homes champion a great ovation
and reception. such as no western man
has ever seen. Assistant General Pas
senger Agent Thompson of the Rock Is
lana, has received so many inquiries
aaout rates to the Enid meeting that he
mas under Amusement the plan to run a
special train, leaving Chickasha about s
o clock and FL Reno at ? a. M, and con-
meeting with the Choctaw, Oklahoma and
Gulf train from Oklahoma City. This
would give al that part of Oklahoma
chance 90 turn out and pay Dennis Flynn
the graceful compliment and enable them
10 kear a gerat speech. The train will
be arranged 10 return at any time of
nisht desired. If Mr.. Tnompson's sug-
Sestion meets with the success indicated
by iaqnners, the special will be run and
other excursions arranged from the north.
All OkIah cma appears ready to turn out
and gile their champion the geratest re-
ceptjou in the history of the west.
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| a pleasant speaker, as many who have
attended grand lodge win attest.
Remember our meeting on Monday at
our har over Dunbar's and all. come as
business ofcmfwypetaincmfwy
business will be brought before the union
which is important 10 every member.
Sallie White.
The Odd Fellows of Freeport, Bluff
| City and Anthony memorable at Freeport
today, the serm.n being delivered by
Prof. H. B. Scott Of the Lewis. The
| three lodges together have about 40
members and each is prosperous.
The ways and means committee Of the
Wichita Carnival and FAN Festival will
meet in the associations rooms at the
city building tomorrow (AIonday) night at
s o'clock 1t is desired that all mem
bers of the committee should attend.
On Wednesday evening, May 9, The
knights of the Protected Ark will give
an entertainment to the members and
friends of the association. An interest
ing program has been prepared and q
royal good time is guaranteed 10 all who
attend
Eggleston Post No. PA, will meet in
regular session next Wednesday, May g.
at o'clock p. m, in the post room over
Red Front Racket, North Main street
Visiting comrades welcome. BY order Of
D. E. DeRoss, Post Commander, ]. R.
Moore, Adjutant.
The Twentieth Century crSb will end its
seasons work with a reception at the
home Of the president, Mrs. r. P. Muir
dock, on Tuesday afternoon from to s
o'clock. The retiring officers and newly
elected officers will receive. It is hoped
that every woman in the club Will be
present.
Meeting of the Salt Marsh Hunting
club-All members of above club are re-
quested to meet at DR.. c. G. Adams Of
flee, JOG East Douglas avenue, Monday
night, May 7, at o'clock, and bring any
friends who are interested in establish
ing a summer camp on the Walnut. A. L.
Bennett, Secretary.
Members of Peerless Lodge, No. 271, A.
o. U. w, are requested to take notice
that the financer's Office has been moved
to 143 North Main. Meetings of the lodge
are held Wednesday evening of each
week. Our last meeting night the room
was crowded and much enthusiasm was
manifest. There are several candidates to
be initiated next Wednesday evening, and
the best team in the state will put on
the degree work. The meeting in other
respects promises to be the most import
ant held so far this year. All members
urged TO be present at s o'clock sharp.
Visitors always welcome.
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sons in Life-A Noble Superstructure. -
| Excellent singing by full choir. Strangers
and visitors in the city cordially in
vited
| First Baptist Church-Corner First and
| Market. Sabbath school at $3.50 a. m,
| J. F. Sherman, superintendent. Rev. ".
A. Elicit of Newton Kan, win preach
| at II a. m. and at p. m. B. Y. p. L.
meeting at p. m, Miss Edith Broad
way, leader. You are cordially invited
| to all Of these services. Strangers in
the city especially welcome.
Central Christian church, corner of
| Marketand Second street, A E Dubher.
observation-disclosures, 5-5 East Central. tele-
phone No. 176. Regular morning and
evening worship. Preaching at 1913 a. m,
subject: Lessons From the Widows
Mite" Sunday school at $50 a. m; Jun
Tor C. E. at 4 p. m; Senior c. E, at
Z p. m; preaching at p. m, subject:
Choice"
St. Johns Episcopal church, corner Of
Third street and Topeka avenue-Sunday
school at 9:45 a. m; regular morning ser
vice, II a. m. Sermon by Dean Watkins
Ofertory, THE Hevenly King" Miss
Whey. Evening service. 5 p. m. sermon
by Dean Watkins. Onertory. The Lord
is Ny Light" buck; Miss Larimer. Mr..
Hun. Full vested choir morning and
evening. B. 3. Cushman. chorimaster.
Reformed church. corner South Topeka
avenue and Lewis street. Bruce Griffith.
Pastor-Cele5ratio Of the holy commun-
ion at Il O'Clock by Wichita classis which
has been in session during the past week.
The sermon viii be preached by Rev. L.
5 Faust Of Emporia. The altar service
Will be conducted by Rev. A 5. Dechant
OF Illinois. and Rec. =. T. Shafer OF
Abilene M ack Shields viii sing a 500
offertory, THE Holy City" by Miilaru.
The Chorus choir VIII sing Dud.y Buck's
Gloria IN Excelsis." RIcharson and
GU5e-s gl0rias and Dudley Bucks Tie
Deum In c." The church viii be hand
somely decorate dwith palms FOR the oc-
casion. IN the evening Rev A S. De
chant, superintendent Of missions, viii de-
liver N address on home missions. The
choir vii. sing Thou Bethlehem" from
the cantata Bethlehem, ead other a2-
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Blood and
Skin Humors
Ulcers, Old Sores, Cancers
Eating Sores, Eczema. ETC.
Cured by B. B. B.-Triai Bottle
Free.

Botanic Blood Balm CB. B. 3D. treat
ment for Impure Blood and Skin Disease
S now recognized as the only certain
md sure cure. No sufferer need longer
Il spair; help it as hand.
Us your blood pure? Do cuts or scratches
he'll slowly? Does your skin itch or burn!
Have you pimples? Erupions so you Ieel
ashamed to be seen in company? Aching
Bones or Back? Eczema? Old Sores
Boils? Scrofula? rheumatism? Foul
Breath? Catarrh? Are you Pale? Do
Scabs or Scales form on the Skin, Hair or
Scalp? Prickling Pains in the Hair? All
run Down, get easily tired. and as tired
in the morning as when you went to bed?
Fluttering Heart? Have you Ulcers
Eating Sores? Cancer? Any Eagle reader
who suffers is advised to take few
large bottles of 3. B. B. Botanic Blood
BaIn). undoubtedly the best and only
perfect Blood Purifier made. B. B. b.
Botanic Blood Balm) has record Of
thirty years Of cures, hence is thoroughly
tested By taking a few large bottles Of
B. B. E. the blood is made pure and
rich. all the sores are healed, and aches
and pains vanish as the mist before the
sun. Eczema in its worst form is cured
by from three to eight large bottles B.
B b. cures by draining the poisons and
humors out of the blood, at the same
time it builds W the broken down con-
stitutiOn, cures when all else fails.
For sale by druggists, 81 per large bot
tie. Complete directions with each bot
tie Be sure the bottle reads Botanic
Blood Balm. SO sufferers may test it a
trial bottle given away. For free trial
bottle address Blood Balm Co, IS Mitchell
street, Atlanta, Ga. Describe symptoms
and free medical advice given. For sale
in Wichita by c. E. Potts Drug Co, III
to 1913 North Santa Fe avenue, Wichita,
Kansas.
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dizziness, headache, and seemed to lack
the energy to move.
"Through a friend 1 was advised to
try Peruna. Although am not in the
habit OF taking patent medicines I
bought bottle and before had used it
a week l began to feel ever so much
better. After had used two bottles I
was up and helping with my homework
for the first time in months.
Ever since that time I have kept Pc
runa on hand and use it a. regular as the
spring-time comes, and find that it gets
my system into exactly the right shape
to stand the warm summer weather.
surely recommend It as srring tonic Of
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A startling incident, OF which Mr. John
Oliver OF Philadelphia was the subject is
narrated by him as follows: Il was in q
most dreadful condition. My skin was al
most yellow. eyes sunken. tongue coated.
pain continually in back and Sides no
appetite; gradually growing weaker day
by day. Three physicians had given me
up. Fortunately. a friend advised trying
Electric Bitters, and 10 my great joy and
surprise, the first bottle made a decided
improvement. I continued their use for
three weeks. and am now a well man. I
know they saved my life. and robbed the
grave OF another victim" No one should
fail to try them. Only 50 cents; guaran-
teed. Al G. Gehrings drug store.
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DELIGHTFUL SOCIAL EVENT
Mesdames Eentel and Ferguson En-
teKtain at Enid.

Enid, o. r, May Son Thursday
afternoon, April &c, Mrs. George V. Bentel
and Mrs. J. Buell. Ferguson entertained
at the elegant home Of Mrs Menter on
Quality Hill, about sixty of their friends
from 3 till o'clock. Daylight was ex-
cluded and the house lighted with col
ored chandeliers and candles and beautI-
fully decorated with potted plants an cut
flowers. The most enticing of all was the
bclcw-like canopy erected in the specious
reception han where. among profusion
Of flowers. punch was served by little
Jessie Marie Worcester. The guests were
delightfully."- entertained with music,
among the selections rendered being a
piano solo by Mrs Dr. Humphrey. a vocal
solo by Mrs. c. B. Wilson and a piano
solo by Miss Belga Phillips Of Ell Reno
After this the guests were invited into
the dining room, where an elaborate sup
per was served on little tables which
were dainuly laid, and decorated with cut
flowers. the menu consisting of:
Sandwiches
Sliced Turkey. Jellied Tomatoes.
Pickles Potatoes Chipe.
AIayonnaise Dressing.
cdALltA 0d4tL Ct.llQ -AulONQS.
Toasted Crackers.
Ice Cream in Floral Designs.
Angel Food. Pineapple Cake.
Coffee.
Crysta)ized Fruit
The ladies assisting in tn dining room
were Misses NIcEinzie. Stansberry. Kelly
and Rison During the supper the ex-
quisite strains OF music by Prof. Blume's
orchestra. Of Wichita. Kansas. fioated
through the room, making each one feel
that music hath charms and will drive
dull care away
Those present were: Neslamez Andsr-
son. Fleming. Herz5erg. Sanders. Young.
Jr. Parker. Denton. Mckee,. Parker. Nc
Lain Eastman. Watkins. Harley. era
ham. Wilcox. Parker. Hinton. chatham.
Keegan. Allen. Godscnalk. Kelso. Rison,
Kelly. Moore. Renshaw, NcClaae. Nc
Kinzie, Nayberry. IIpscomb. Marshall.
Buttry. Cornelius. Worcester. Fte-ds.
Steeou. Waiter, Lee. Evans. Foster. Dod-
| son, Iseube-g. Shoamake-. Humphrey.
Rush Refeer. Those from out Of town
were Ncsdames Walton. Easter and Will
.ams. from Pond Creek and Wilson from
Waukomiz and the Misses Philips.
Stans5er-y. AIsKinzie. Kelly and Jessie
Marie Worcester and Smith Of North
Enid
/ At departing each guest declared II to
! be the social event Of the season
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WILL BE IN LINE NEXT YEAR
North Oklahoma Mutual Insurance
Company Temp0rar " SSithdra.s-

Pond Creek 0. T.. May The News
says: ar G. A Critics. secretary of the
North-OllahOma Mutual Insurance com
pany Of this place. has just Informed US
that at a meeting Of the board Of direct
crs held last night. it was determined to
withdraw from the insurance field this
season. The reason assigned is that the
season this year is unusually advanced
ana that the company was not organized
carly enough for the advanced season,
much Of the insurance having already
been written. We regret to announce
this. as the enterprise was looked upon
with considerable interest and pride on
the part Of the people Of this section, but
the secretary informs US that they pro-
pJs5 To take no chances upon the ques-
tioa or degrees Of success, but that about
anhary ! they Will be in the field with
agents ali over the territory soliciting
business, with an expectation Of unpre-
cedcntcd success"
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try districts, who favored w ]. French
The country delegates captured the or
ganizatiOn and then refuted the charge
of factionalism by promptly Offering a
resolution endorsing the administration
of Governor Barnes. The fercest con-
tests took place over a resolution that
federal office-holders should not be ma
tional delegates and over the manner Of
selecting delegates to the territorial con-
yenti0n. The motion against federal Of
fce-holders was tabled The delegates to
the territorial convention were selected by
a committee of eleven. The committee
slected one delegate from each topship
and named A. II, Geissler as delegate-at-
large. Woods county has the largest
delegation in the Enid convention. Poll
ticians all over teh territory nave watch
ed the contest in this county with mich
interest. Many anticipated that the other
western counties Will join hands with
Woods and that then the short grass
counties would sound the key note of the
convention
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-05-06
STREET PAVING AT NEWKlRK
That City tha Pioneer Of This Inn
prOvement ia Oklahoma.

prOvement ia Oklahoma
Newkirk, 0. T.. May J.-Newkirk. coun-
ty seat OF Kay county, is the first city
in Oklahoma to do any permanent street
paving work. Work was begun last week
IN the block between the Farmers State
bank and the Windsor no5eI The city
authorities gave the grade and are taking
dirt out TO a depth of six inches. when
!. G. Columbia, the gentleman having the
contract, takes it and fills it with crush
ell Kay county rock. nicely rounded up.
Three other blocks will be macadamized
after the present one is finished
The large stone building on the east
side z0f the square known as the odd
Fellows building viii be one of the best
In tbe territory. George AIidglcy. the
airy goods merchant. is building a new
store room, also Smith BROS. of the
wn.,e Kay county stone found just east
q the city. W. 5. Brown sold his lot.
one haf block south Of the Windsor
ho-el 30 Nj Tyler, one of the directors
of the Farmers State bank
The growing wheat never looked so
fine at this time Of the year as now.
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Furnished By the Wichita Abstract
and Land company. Il. y. Dubois. A5-
st-actor. Court House. phone 49,
VARIANT DEEDS.
Joseph III ger 10 Mar,la Ia luaua,
lots and s, n 1w ~ Sc f-Z7-3W 8 30
Lombard and LAID. Trustees -
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Pritehard Won't Bother Woodruff.

Washington, =, c, May 5.-Seuator
Pritchard of North Carolina, whom the
Republican convention az his state IN
dorsed as candidate for vice president.
said today that he vas in I'D sense %
be regarded as a candidate for the noni-
nation The action of the convention
was mast graceful ana gracious COM
pl-ment,' said he. and one which I
appreciate highly, but 7 am nor a can
didate IN any sense af the wr5."
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& IL . II g. 1EA
Sears the n The Kind You Have AIRaYS BOJ7B
Signature ~ LLgT-=
Of GzNIHZEZIt%IM
WOODS COUNTY REPUBLICANS
sH an Exciting Convention Choose
Defera - 10 Enid

Augusta. O. T., May The Woods
county Republican convention which met
here yesterday, endorsed the national and
territorial administrations and recom>
mended the nomination of D. T. Flynn for
congress. w. J. French Of Alva, was en-
dorsed as Woods county's choice for dele
gate 20 the national convention. The con-
venii1n was called 20 order by r. A.
Murray OF Cleo, and l. L. Sites was
elected temporary chairman. \. II Geiss-
er of Timhe-laie, was made permanent
chairman without opposition The meet
Ing was a battle royal between the forces
Of Ava, led oy George ID. Vickers. and
4. }. Ross and the people from the coun-
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suffered with
nervousn es 5
and weakness,
especially in
the months of
5 spring and
c arly s u M
m er. Il " o
y e ars n g o
last spring 1
was cOnnnedto
my bed part of
the time, was
.-.n.l-l1 HI
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Guthrie. 0. T. May 5.-Stmwate- was
victorious in the del3 sports here yeste--
day with hfJy-dye points. Edmond forty
four. and Ava thirteen In tie la.+5aa
game Ava defeated Norman 81 tie score
Of i 10 :
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Winter Leaves Its Ffeots
Booker Washington.

the highest type. don't think could
get along without Peruna."
Winter Leaves Its Effects.
The climate of winter has produced
more or less catarrhal irritation of tho
various mucous membranes Of the body.
This units a person for business or
pleasure. Peruna strikes at the root Of
this condition by producing a clean,
strong, healthy mucous membrane.
Peruna cures nervousness and lassitudo
by cleansing the mucous membranes II
the whole body. Clean mucous n.en-
branes make good sleep possible, normal
digestion and regular functions.
What a Dollar Will Do.
A dollar will buy bottle Of Peruza.
A bottle OF Peruns will cleanse the 81 =
TEN Of the impurities accumulated dur
ing the winter. a clean system is able
20 resist the untoward influences OF
spring. This averts the probability %
sickness or fneffciency. Thousands u
dollars in doctors bills and lost tlme
may be saved by one dollar spent in this
way. 81 stitch in time saves nine"
Do not wait to get sick. Begin IN time
to prevent a spell of sickness.
Address The Peruna Medicine Co.,
Colum bus, o., for free book on the ca
tarThsl arrangements ~ spring.
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propriate music Tor the occasion. Sun
Gay school u 20 clock, Young People .
society at p IN. EveTy BODY welcome
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-05-06

TIE Oeruna Medicine olunbu o:
remarkable remedy Pernna certainly
medicine that has improved
commentator
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Educator atonDraad ahuephn
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LETTER LIST.

List Of letters advertised by the post
master at Wichita Kansas, for the week
ending May G. 1900:
-ADTETG' list
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What is a Tonic 2

A tonic is any remedy that invigorates
the nervous system. a weakened nerve
either needs more rest or more nutri-
ton. a true tonic accomplishes both
these ends. Itiprocures more rest by
removing all irritation, and it increases
nutrition by regulating the digestive
organs. This is why Peruna is to be
classed as tonic.
Spring Lassitude.
Why is nervousness more frequent in
the spring? Why do the people feel
languid, tired and depressed as hot
weather approaches? Because the in
VigoratiOn of winter weather has acted
as stimulus to the nervous system. In
spring this is gradually removed. It
puts a severe strain on the human sys-
tenn to adjust itself to the climatic
change from winter to summer. Many
diseases are acquired at this season of
the year. Peruna is indispensable to
tide the nervous system over this I'M
usual strain. No one should neglect to
take a short course of Peruna during
the spring. 1t viii fortify the system
against the depressing influences of hot
weather. Buy bottle to-day and COM
mence.
Mrs. Hannah Lind, 1882 E. Long street,
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ROBBED THE GRAVE

Parties calling for any of the above
letters. please say ..advertised."
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Columbus, Ohio, writes: "For years
The Iola register., 1900-02-09

which he has worked up to establish
wholesale flour house here. Mr..
Workentine is a member of wealthy
company which operates mills at
Halslead, Newton and at Blackwell,
Okla, and he thinks the local trade
and the adjacent territory to lola
would support a wholesale house.
His representative in lola has been
instructed to look up suitable lot on
which two.story brick ware house,
80 by 100 feet in dimensions, could be
built, and get price on the same 1t
is only few days until complete ar
rangements will have been made and
then the REGISTER will complete the
interesting story.
The Iola register., 1900-02-09
COunciI Meeting.

The city council met Thursday in
adjourned session with all members
present but two.
The auditing committee reported
that they found the report of the
police judge for January to agree
with the docket and the report was
accepted and placed on file.
Police Judge Robbins rendered his
resignation to take effect March Ist
and the council accepted it.
Motion was made that the charges
against Chief of Police Brewer be not
sustained and the motion carried.
On motion the bill of w. n. Root,
1915, for lamp for the city library
room was allowed.
Mayor Servey reported that Major
c. &. Waite, OF Pittsburg, would be
in lola today with the plans and
specifications for water.works and
electric light plant, to confer with the
city authorities.
Bert II. Smith rendered his resig-
natiNn as chief of the fire department
which was accepted.
Council adjourned to meet Thurs
day, Feb. Is.
The Iola register., 1900-02-09
Resolutions of Coincidence.

WHEREAS; The Great Mastery OF
the universe has called from work in this life
to the rest beyond, our brother, g. F. j. Barth,
therefore,
Resolved, That It devolves on us as brothers
in fraternal kindness to extend our sympa-
thies and do all that we can to temper the
grief and sorrow which has come to our
brothers wife and children aud while we eX
tend this human comfort we commend to them
that solace promised that Supreme Being who
holds our desunies in his hands,
Resolved; That in Brother Barth's death we
lose much esteemed member an upright
man. a gaod citizen, aud the family husband
and father whose place cannot be filled.
Resolved; That these resolutions be made a
part of the record of lola Lodge No. 9s, A. o.
u. W., the charter be draped for thirty days
copy be transmitted to the family of our
deceased brother and to the press for pu b
lication. w. 8. HURLoCK,
X, s. MOORE,
W. II. NORRIS
Committee