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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-09-27

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Herbert Meyers is able TO be out sgsin
after his late Illness.
Mrs Julia Hurd and Mrs. Anthony
GalIipo are on the sick list.
MIR. and Mrs. II. j. McDnriee were
made happy by the advent Of ID pound
son the 18Th inst.
PROF, Nichols Of Cambridge has class
in vocal N usic and they sra practicing for
an CID folks concert.
Last Sunday Rev. Mr.. Rider rese one
Of ]. Wesley's beautiful sermons from the
words, almost Christian"
Farmers are busy gathering their
crops. The bard wind last week blew of
many Of the apples. bat there ia good
crop left,
Some Of the schools In town have be
gun. Mrs. Alice Bowen teaches sgsin on
the ives, side and the Misses Hanley 10
the red school house aud Besrtowu.
Earnest Hsuilion. while handling :
revolver last week, accidentally shot him
self nen the knee. 1t was . narrow es
cape from a very dangerous wound. The
doctor thinks ii will not be serious.
While John Coyey, Cyrus Motialt and
Jsmes Jackson we're sbipgliDg John Gov
ey's barn recently the staging gave wsy
aud they fell 10 the ground. Jackson
broke three ribs and Mofst was seriously
hurl sbou, the head and shoulders. DR..
Austin st,eEds them.
Some OF our youug people are attend
log school out q town. Misses Eliza,
Ltafs add Msris Hsmilton are al Castle
ton Normal School aud Leon Bentley has
returned TO pontpey accompanied by bis
younger brother. Ross. These young PEG
pie are members oil orr G. E. Society,
wLich loses for tine their vsiusble sup
port but We hope their return viii more
,han ofise, present. losf,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-09-27

A gentleman recently cured OF dysper
Ella gave the following appropriate render
ing OF Burns famous blessing; Some
have meat and cannot eat, and some have
none that want IT,; but we have meat and
we can eat, -Kodol Dyspepsia Cure be
thanked" This preparation will digest
what you eat 1t instantly relieves and
radically cures indigestion and oil stomach
disorders. o L Adams, Arlington; A Il
Pettibone, Manchester Depot; A Ii Smith,
West Arlington
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-09-27

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harmless remedy that produces immediate
results. Try it. o Il Adams. Arlington
A II Pe,tibone. Manchester Depot; A Il
Smith, West Arlington.
| DOR III.
Miss Minnie Premise leaves for New
York Fndsy.
--Rsy, DR.. Prst, oineisted OF The church
services on Sunday,
Miss Annie Cornell lie at home irom
East Dorset where che teaches, because
al illress,
--Alonzl Smith wbo for some weeks
has been very III :, William Weeks was
mossd 10 Pawiet Friday.
lite Bennington Couniy Association
OF Copgres ational minister's met With Rev,
Dr. Pratt on Tuesday afternoon,
bernard Sykes and James Sykes OF
New York city and Miss Wells OF Bar
liugton are guests at Gilbert NJ, Sykes.
The little son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ro
bert Msuley was buried from the home
Of john u. kspley whore the parents
were visiting,
Many OF our Summer guests are re
turning to their city homes, Mr.. Shel
ton Master and family also Mr. aud Mrs.
Msrsioa who have been 10 Rollin Weeks
house siuce Angus. frat returned TO
Troy Friday.
"A Sanosy School lns.iiote was held
al the church Tuesday evening Sept 25lh
and Wednesday forenoon under The di
rec,ion Of Rsv, NJ. A, Cater. Sap. Of the
Dors,t $. y. TIE exercises began q. y
o'osoek Tuesday evening with a praise
service followed q, 100 by IA address.
"Young Men and The Study OF the Bible
by Dr. l. II. Ross oil Bennington. Al
s.l5 second sddrsss on Elements Of A,
traction 10 The s, ). vas delivered by
Rev, @. Il. Seymour OF Bennington, This
concluded tie evenings wotk wednes
dsy morrins The oossention opened at
$50 With praise service after witch The
prostsm vss 10 be ss folloss. 10 o'clock
Coniefercs 90 5. ). Methods aud Ways
Of Working, Rev. Msssa psek. Morse, |
Esen and others. II O'clock Address. |
Hssr, EIrensncss, A s,ndy Of Chilli |
hood, Mrs Charles Il psek. Followed
by discussion.
IA large srs isshienable Se5dibs IA,
celebrated =, tbs Csusress,ioasi ehurah .
81 teoa whfn Niles AseA
Boara. osly d.astitr OF Mr. AID Mrs.
Allan Bsain OF Yonitn. New York, vas
asulsd 10 Mr, Hsrv W. shsldon Ct
Trey. Tee cfFsmepy vss Performed BY /
Bsr DE-. Pratt sssisisd by gsv Mr. Davis
Of Deiroli. Mieh. The bride sss siieas /
81 BY Mlss HiIas softon Of Ds,rsii. as
nsii ci horof and Pref. Llrassy Of Troy
sa beet Esn. Tue bridesmaids we're
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-09-27
HOTEL ARRIVAL

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Mr. NsnIg
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TtHmaagt MeebAnicaFAle
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Miss NbasltaH
Chss clsghpfB Manchester
Thomas Qalnn Troy
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Mrs. 4# Eady
Mas Ban
Niles Eiltn Las chicago
Miss Pbsl.s Clements
M aua Mfs wsliss II Bryant Philadelphia
hftnd MFs Geo l. Marshall shushAu
Me- N e hhnemaiW H&taiogk springs
TsHidfth Niihufn
Gee II Tutshet Albany
Mrs u y Lesie
Mae hAsis u fskks
Hneh philHs Woodstocs VI
Cha. II rarmfiee and wlio and daBEeisr
Wilmington VI
HEBalch Philadelphia
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Hamiii0h Cssaid Baltimore
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-09-27

There are 40 better pills made than ID
wars Little Early Ristrs. Assays rromp
.sd certain. o l. Adams, Arlington;
Il Paiib0ne. Manchester Dsrot; A /
Smith. Wee, Arlington
MScp 1Tm pFaor
- Mira Gilbert Bradley IS on the sicl
list.
/ MIR. Mark Msuley was 10 Rutland OF
I business lssl week,
Miss Bsnhs Auiepon attends Bun
and Barton Seminary this fall
Regular meeting Of Skinner Rslisi
Corps 90 Friday at 2 80 p. m.
Rev wilbnr Rice and wife vera 10
town for si,it 90 Monday.
Joseph Foster is building hoase on
lot parebs'cd OF Louis Sleyens.
-Mis Anna Sluadets OF Gunpell.
Iowa, IL visiting lfisads 10 town
p /. FsrL1m snd 500, L'ster, have
gone to Bellows Fails for two weeks
visit
Mrs. Page snd Stella have retained
home after having spent several weeks 10
toWp.
Mrs. james Boutne's brother, Lsoa
Gray Of Os,skil, n y, Is mskipg her
visit
MIR. and Mrs. Chss Haskips, who have
been visiting Mr.. Smith Jameson. have re
turned home.
The l5in annual fair OF BondsiIle was
held 90 Thursday, large number iiom
this place attended
The regular meeting Of AioDiram
Chapter, O. 4. s, occurs on Tuesday even
ing, October Fad.
Misc Clara MsrdeD, who has been
stopping at her suaps. Mrs. Oh .rles Garlic
tor, has entered Middebury college.
e. Is. BAldwio OF Sharon. who has
been visiting his son In Londonderry is
no. with bis 500, l.. Baldwin, OF this vii |
age.
"A, II. Pettib0ne gives notice that alter
October LIT be will not run an order team
md after October 18Th will sell goods for
,ssh only.
The express horse which has been
aid up with "pink eye" for several weeks
$ again on da,y, and Mr.. Gilmore. the
Iriyer. was laid Up, L-i is now out again.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-09-27

There are no better pills made than De
wuts Little Early Risers. Alwsys prompt
sSd certain, 0 l. Adams, Arlington; A
II Psiib0ne. Manchester Dsrot; A u
Smith. Wet Arlington.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-03-18
REV. GEO. B. STOCKING
May Come Here "a Pastor OF Universe
list Church

Rev. Geo. s Stocking. pastor of the
Universalist church Of Gales5urg. III.
is stiH disposed % come % Wichita Il
was his intention % visit his Cd friend,
the late J L Mecorney- Plans had been
developed by AR. MecoTuey and others for
Some preaching by Mr.. Stocking, pvepars-
Tory II movement IN the direction q
establishing 3 Universa,ist church in this
city. Il IS confidently believed that there
Is an abunaancs OF material in the city 70
establish 6 real progressive vorshi2ful
CaiversalIss church, such as Dr.. Stocking
represents 81 GaieSburE. This would
b-ing another society calculated 70 make
no COMPROMISE with wrong daiag. bat
will join al the good powers in making
Wichita people wiser, happier and batter
Dr.. Stocking Is q representative Eulver-
salist minister. He IS intensely a re,igious
Minister and IS n the seventh rear q his
pastorate 81 his church ~ GaiesbU-g
where Lombard university. a Uniye-szllst
institution. Is located Further notice
vIa be given BY the friends q ths coming
q Dr. Stocklng
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-03-18

Perses Russell duplicated her success Of
the first night She sings beautifully, and
on this occasion demonstrated a very
high order Of capacity, which is a plea
sure TO her friends and an agreeable sur
prise to those who had not previously
heard her. A large share Of last Nights
applause was bestowed upon the 1olics-
mans chorus and their leader, Hal Nc
Coy. Hal is a natural comedian who has
the stuff in him out Of which comic opera
comedians are made. He not only has
ability as an actor but sings well. he is
equal tn any occasion and as the SER
geant was very funny. Taken in every
way the entire performance is a success.
However. in noting the success OF the
Elks' benefit the very efficient services Of
Mr. John r. Liebrandt as conductor and
Mrs. Sherwin as pianist, must not De for
gotten, as we'll as the excellent accom-
paniments by Shaw's orchestra Finan-
ciaIy the Elks did well.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-03-18
OPERA HOUSE SOLD
Crawford Theatre Here Passes
Under New Control.
PLACED IN BIG CIRCUIT
House Here to be Entirely
Reftted This Summer.

The Crawford theatre in this city has
been sold. II will be remembered that
some time ago the Crawford Grand. as il
was known then, was sold to Mr.. Charles
A. WILDER at sheriff's sale under a .sS5. go
mortgage. Since that time the house has
been leased, but the property has just
been sold to the Amusement Syndicate
company, a Kansas corporation organized
some time since by Mr.. ]. r. Mulvane Of
Topeka This corporation bids fair to
become one Of the greatest amusement
syndicates in the country and already
own opera houses in Wichita, St Joseph,
Topeka and Lincoln, Nebraska, and have
leased and control the two opera houses
at Leavenworth two in Lincoln, at Phoe-
nix and Prescott, in Arizona, and the fine
new theatre at Albuquerque, New Mexico.
This will make one of the strongest cir
cults in the country. as it controls vast
territory and will result in giving to all
these houses, and naturally to Wichita,
the best attractions, as no attractions
can play at any of these houses unless
they also come TO Wichita. The COM
pany's officers consist of Mr.. T. Z. Zehr-
ing. capitalist of Lincoln, Neb, as
president E. L. Martling of Wichita, vice
president. o. T. Crawford Of Topeka, sec
rotary, with ]. R. Mulvane as treasurer.
Mr. L. NJ. Crawford, the veteran mana
ger is the company's general agent MIR
Crawford was in Wichita yesterday and
informed the Eagle that for the first time
in years he will himself go to New York
in June to personally book attractions for
the Amusement Syndicate company. and
will make an effort TO secure the largest
attractions on the road for the new cir
cult. With better business and better
times we win be able 70 secure the best
attractions" said Mr. Crawford, 'and the
the great difficulties under which Kan
sas theatrical managers have Iabored the
past years to secure attractions will have
been overcome. The Wichita theatre will
be thoroughly reftted during the sum
mer b ythe new company. Additional
scenery, new frescoing and the adding OF
be among the improvements that viii be
made in Wichita
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-03-18
WAS SUCCESS THROUGHOUT
Pirates of PenzaBce Put on Yesterday
Again

The matinee as well as the closing per
Torrance of the EIks' benefit last night
were well attended and the audience saw
good performances. The curtain raiser,
''Drifted Apart was well presented b.
Miss Palmer and Mr. Hatch. who gave
q finished Interpretation OF this sketch.
The entire ensemble work in The Pr
rates Of Penzance" was much better yes
terday than at the first performance.
The choruses Of the Pirates was much
stronger and far better sung. The ladies
choruses We're also much better. Profess
sional companies seldom carry better
choruses than that Of the home talent
Pirates chorus. They are seldom better
sung by the largest companies. The at
tack. the shading and phrasing, and es-
Decially the enunciation, are very good.
Nothing prettier Is ever heard in a pro-
fessional company than the Hail Poet
ry' chorus. which was very deservedly
eBcored at every performance. Every
member who participated is entitled to
great credit for the faithfuluess and
hard work that they did. and which was
necessary 10 stage the opera in less than
three weeks time It required sacrifice
on lllF part Oh eitt ono anu II - an
achievement which is credit TO Wichita
musical talent and TO Nj. Hatch. who d.
rected the rehearsals The audience last
night was well entertained. Every mem
Der Of the caste, did Well Mr.. Hatch as
the Pirate King was encored on his first
solo. which was well sung. Mr.. Pierpoint
again sang we'll as Samuel and Mr.. YOst
as the Major General improved in his
previous work. Both Of these gentlemen
possess pleasing baritone voices and de-
serve praise Ruth. so well taken BY Mrs.
Hubert ChiIde, again made a hit, and
Mrs George Howe and Miss Annetra
Whey did even better than before. Miss
Whey has a beautiful contralto voice
that shows good training and her singing
Is pleasing and her acting graceful. Mrs.
Howe as Edith IS very clever. Mrs.
Howe has taken part in most all Of the
better amateur performances given in
Wichita for several years. She Is sprisht-
" and exceedingly graceful and sings
well. Mr J. B. Shields again did fine
work as Frederick. His excellent tenor
voice which he handles in a masterful
manner Won him much deserved praise
and his easy and graceful style q acting
won him the favor OF the audience Miss
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-03-18
PILE FIFTY MILES HIGH
Enormous Number of Boxes Used By
DOid Packing COmDauv

Piled up on the north side of the Dold
Packing company's plant is a large riIe
of lumber containing in al about twenty
cars This amount viii supply the Dold
box factory with material for several
months, but during the busy season. lust
now opening, the pile will disappear with
astonishing rapidity.
During the last year the plant used
1764,500 feet OF lumber. Hneal, not board.
measurement The lumber used for the
boxes is cottonwood Of five-eighths inch
thickness. The quantity used in one day
is something remarkable.
1t would surprise most people TO learn
that during the past year the Dold Pack
ing company used 102.351 crates and JOG. 500
boxes, having a capacity for twenty-five
TO fifty pounds Of meat These boxes are
all made in the company's box factory
where an average OF twelve men are en-
ployed all the year around and where
during the busy season, the spring and
summer. from sixteen to seventeen men
find steady employment
The average size Of the boxes is about
eighteen inches in height and nearly
three feet IN length II the boxes were
piled up one upon the other, they would
make pile about fifty miles in height
and if placed lengthwise would extend
from here to Emporia by way Of Newton.
as it would make a string over 100 miles
long.
The box factory Is fully equipped with
all the latest machinery. There Is p re-
saw % split the lumber to any required
thickness: a large rip saw: q swinging
cutoff saw and an automatic stampe-
which presses recesses in the lumber in
which are placed the stamps Of the gov
eminent meat inspectors.
Besides the immense amount Of lumber
used during the year, it requires about
six cars OF nails. principally as and SIS
and a car Of iron straps TO complete the
manufacture Of the boxes. The total ex-
pense Of this department for the last year
including labor and material. exceeded
SIS, 600
Dold quality has made a market for
the products manufactured by the Dold
Packing company in every part Of the
world and the term IF It's Dold's SIS
best has become familiar everywhere.
Il IS this continual striving fer quality
and purity which has enabled the Dold
Packing company y make a success o.
the packing business. The quality Of
their meats Is indi=puted and is the
standard os value everywhere
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-03-18
HEALTH
FOOD
FACTS!!


food. I can truly recommend it 10 thin
people. He had been eating meat
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ten pounds OF added flesh until Grape
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one curious feature regarding true
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There Is Abundance Of evidence to prove
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Grape-Nuts balance the body in a con-
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-03-18
DEMOCRATS TO MEET
On April IA to Select State
Delegates.
SAM AMID0N GETS OUT
Of the Race for Congressman
From Seventh District.

a meeting OF the Democratic county
central committee was held in the office
OF Amidon & Conley yesterday. Chair
man Amidon called the meeting to order.
Nearly every township in the county was
represented. After soma discussion Of
prehminaries, in which the principal
thing Of interest learned was that Colonel
Amidon would not be a candidate for con-
gress. it was decided to hold the county
convention on April Il. At this couven-
ton delegates will be -seIected for both
state conventions. The state convention
for electing delegates to the national
convention will be held here in May. The
other convention will nominate candidates
for such places on the state ticket as the
Pops viii let them have.
Resolutions were passed favoring the
came divisions Of places on the county
ticket as has been the custom heretofore.
The Democrats want county attorney,
probate judge and county Superintendent.
Colonel Arnidon took his boom for con-
gresham 10 the window and in the pres
ence Of the entire committee pitched it.
fringees, aIlurements and all, out onto
the pavement.
Il can't afford TO give up a good law
business TO monkey with this sort Of
politics" he said. This is understood 10
be final
1t is understood, too, that Jim ConIey's
boom for county attorney was formally
planted, not in the way Of a burial, but
planted to sprout for use in the fail cam
Daign.
After jollying one another that they
probably would be beaten no worse next
fall than usual the committeeman retired
TO various numbers off the first block on
Main and Douglas and engaged the usual
Democratic doXoIogy.
An attempt to hold fusion caucuses 10
nominate candidates for the council and
school board Friday night failed in all
out of the First, Third and Sixth wards.
In the First ward W. II. Herbig vas
renominated for the council. w. 5. Kin
sey for the school board. In the Third
ward Colonel H. L. Taylor was nomi-
mated against Colonel Fred Van Duyn,
the Republican nominee for the council,
and y. L. Kline for the school board In
the Sixth ward J. F. Brakeman was
nominated for the council and S. E. Dyne
for the school board. Caucuses will be
held again in the other words.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-03-18
"A Good Paymaster
Starts Not at
Assurances.

There IS one good pay
master quho IS around on
time, gfVes fill Oalae. and
neVer fails in his duty. If
Is your privilege to select
him, and his name IS pare,
wholesome blood. tbs
p aymaster makes the
rounds of the body, Vfsfts
brain, stomach, kidneys,
fiUer, heart and head alike.
Hoods SarsaparfLLa acts as
a guarantor that this pay
master wiu do his duty.
IF the Blood is impure, Il cannot DO rs
duty, and you are the sufferer, - but you
need not be. Hoods SarsapsrIIa purt-
fes, Oaahzes ard erriches the blood.
# neUer dsAppo6lts.
Catarrh MY throat zDas n such a
condition Nth catarrh that ! could hardly
sZDaltoEV and had no appetite. I found
Hoods SarSaparlzLa an excellent remedy,
and rOzD haze a good appetite. Ella j.
White, Ennis, Texas.
Boils-"My 6ozs 0arished a fte, TtooE
Hoods SarsapariIa. # purified my Blood
and GAGE me strength. Hoods Pills cured
r1ysick headache. Nv. CapeA, Cety, S. c.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-03-18
MERCHANDISE BROKERS
baltimore Men Open Up New Bust
ness Here.

Among the many business enterprises
which have been launched in the city
during the past week IS one by J. B.
Bare < Co., general Merchandise brokers'
and manufacturers agents. Mr. Fare
comes from Baltimore, well equipped for
the business with a ripe experience and
a fine line of references from an old con-
stituency. The company viii lengage n a
general merchandise brokerage, taking
for their field Kansas, Oklahoma and the
Indian Territory. The field is large one,
rich with its cattle, hogs, grain Of all
kinds, coal, oil, cotton, lumber and manu-
features, and brokers Will find a business
field for the sale Of their goods and the
placing OF profitable and safe invest
meuts. Correspondents viii find this new
firm ready and prompt to reply to all in
quiries and business entrusted to its care.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-03-18

People hesitate at The statement that
the famous food Grape-Nuts yields as
much nourishment from one pound as can
be absorbed by the system from ten
pounds Of meat, bread. wheat CT oats.
Ten pounds Of meat might contain more
nourlshment than one pound Of Grape
Nuts. but not in shape chat the system
will absorb as large a proportion Of. as
the body can make Up from one pound Of
Graos-NUts.
This food contains the selected parts Of
wheat and barley which are prepared and
BY natural means predigested, trans
formed into grape sugar, ready for iHme-
date assimilation. People IN all parts q
The country can testify 70 the value Of
Grape-Nuts food
H. c. Carpenter. I42s Oak street, Kan
sas City. No. says: Il have gained ten
pounds on three packages q Grape-NGts
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-03-18
LYCEUM COURSE CLOSED
Park Sisters at Auditorium Last
Night.

The Park Sisters at the Auditorium last
night was an excellent entertainment and
well attended The work of z. Edmund
Neal, reader. was exceptionally fine and
was enthusiastically applauded. The
Park Sisters are wonderful musicians and
unusually godo entertainers.
This closes the Lyceum entertainments
and the public Of Wichita appreciates the
hard work and persistent effort Of Mr.
Boyle in giving such d course OF first
class entertainments.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-03-18
AUGUSTA CITY TICKET
Citizens Convention Held There Las
Aiohf

A Citizens convention at Augusta,
Kan, held last night nominated a city
ticket. as follows. X. T. Brown. for
mayor; T. NJ Mcguire, for city clerk;
councilmen: John Skaer. Thomas Fuller,
c. w. Higgins. Bert Cornelius. a. a. Rob
bins; police judge. A. W. Wildwood;
street commissioner. VIM. Brown; mar
shal, ". P. Davis.
The convention was enthusiastic and
largely attended. The ticket is wet"
the issue being mainly about the joints.
Mss Della Hughes Is recovering from a
severe spen Of sickness.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-03-18
BIsaIARCk,s IRON NERVE

Was the result of his splendid health.
Indomitable will and tremendous energy
are not found where Stomach, Liver,
Kidieys and Bowels are out OF order II
you want these qualities and the success
they bring, use DR.. Kings New Life
Pills. They develop every power of brain
and body. Only 25c at G. Behring's drug
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-03-18
Best OfAH

To cleanse the system in a gentle and
truly beneficial manner. when the Spring
time comes, use the true and perfect rem
edy, Syrup Of Figs. Buy the genuine.
Manufactured by the California Fig
Syrup Co. only, and for sale by all drug
gists, at 50 cents per bottle.