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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-10-12

try vote the Republican ticket but IL
you want trusts destroyed, the army re-
duced to it's former size industrial indie
pendence here and in the Philippine
Islands. We will do all we can 20 carry
out the promises in our platform.
Jackson, Mich, Oct. 1.-THE crowd
which greeted Mr.. Bryan here was large.
Mr.. Bryan took cogniance during HIS
speech of the statement OF former Pres
ident Harrison, published today, saying:
"Ex-President Harrison in an interview
published this morning expresses his dis
sent from the principles embodied in the
Porto Rican bill. What did the bill do2
1t placed this nation on the ground that
England occupied Us years ago. What
did England do? She taxed us without
representation, she governed us without
our consent. and the Porto Riean bill
taxes the Porto Ricans without represen-
tation and governs them without their.
consent"
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FATHER KEICHUM'S PROMOTION
To be in Charge OF All Catholic Mis-
sionain the Country.


sicnsin the Country.
Muscogee, I. T., Oct. 11.-At a recent
meeting of the Catholic archbishops of
the United States held at Baltimore the
Rev. William H. Ketchum of Antlers, I.
T., was placed in charge of the entire
Catholic Indian missions of the United
States. His appointment has been con-
ffrmed and he will at once enter upon the
discharge Of his duties with headquarters
al Washington, D. c.
Father Ketchum was for several years
pastor of the Catholic congregation at this
place, and for the past three years has
been in charge of the Catholic mission at
Antlers. He is one of the youngest priests
in this diocese, which includes Indian and
Oklahoma territories, and since his ordi-
nation, about eight years ago has been
engaged in work among the Indians of
this territory. He was raised Protes-
tant, became Catholic and afterward ell
tered the priesthood. He Is strictly an
American most liberal in his views and
is regarded as the most popular priest
with all denominations in Indian Terri
tory. The people here regard his ap-
pointment as a most deserved promotion.
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FILIPINO COURTS CORRUPT
II May :BeeOme Necessary to supply
Americans as Magistrates.

Manila, Saturday. Oct 6. via Hong
Kong. Oct. 1.-THE administration Of
Man!ias civil courts by Filipino magis-
trates which has long been scaHdslons. s.
now attracting public attention more
than ever and has been brought 20 the
Taft commissions atteatlon with requests
for the rectiacation. The courts are com
posed Of FOUR justices Of the peace and
four primary courts. The magistrates are
all Fiiipiuos. and developments have
proved that the incumbsnts are utter fail
ures as administrators Of justice. The
dissatisfaction with and c5nfpsaiuts
against the existing courts are unegdiag
Natives and foreigners dread IitEacioa.
knowing the facts in the case Charge
have been fled ard evidence s. n he
hands of the authorities which. u r.
claimed. VIII show thar the magis;rafss
have been guilty o. the grosasst coF-gp-
ton and mzifeasance IN ofTsce. one nag
istrate was recently Tuspeadef IN susgic-
ion Of criminal abuse q power All a.
ternnt T. defraga The monthly cciisc-
ton q dues % TIE four native Justices T.
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REUNION OF OLD-TIME SCOUTS
Buffalo Bill Gets Eight of His Old
Gnrn radea TooPfher


Guthrie, o. r, Oct. lin the early days
Of the SOS and after the civil war at the
different army posts in Kansas and the
Indian country there were about fifty
scouts who were comrades of Col. w. F.
Cody ("Buffalo Bnl'D. OF this number,
there are but eight alive now, and re-
union was held at Oklahoma City of all
these men that could be reached The
reunion was held in honor of Col. Cody,
and he met some Of his old comrades of
the days of Sheridan, Custer and Miles,
for the first time in thirty years or more.
Among the scouts who were there were
Major James eGary of Oklahoma City,
who was a scout at Fort Hays and
Larned in 1858 and until 1870, and Ben
Clartf at present interpreter for the
Cheyennes, who has been in the service
of the government fighting, scouting and
interpreting since 1856 He was made
famous for his scouting for General Sher-
idan. Another was Jimmy Morrison an
old time Interpreter and scout, who pilot
ed Hancock across the Indian country,
now a very prominent citizen of Ell Reno.
Still another was Major Stouch, Indian
agent for the Cheyennes and Arapahoes
at Fort Reno. He was the builder of
Fort Dodge, Kansas. The party left for
a week with their old partner IN his pri-
vate car, and will be with him for that
time. 1t was probably the last gathering
of the scouts who were farmous with Buff
falo Bill in the Indian wars of the wild
vest as it evisted before the building of
the Pacific railroad. The men are all
about 60 wears of age and are well pre
served, but they are almost the only ones
left of the noted Indian fighters and trail
ers Of the time OF the great conflicts in
Kansas, Nebraska, Indian Territory and
Oklahoma with the Indians.
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ARE QUICK To SEE.
Good Doctors Are Quick TO See and
Appreciate Real Merit in
New Medicines

Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets are a dis
covery of great value to the medical pro
fesslon and the public. They are an I'M
failing specific in all cases Of dyspepsia
and disordered digestion
Almost everybody's digestion Is dis
ordered more or less, and the commonest
Of the many so-called blood purifiers,
which in many cases are merely strong
cathartcs. Such things are not needed.
If the organs are in a clogged condition
they need only a little help and they will
right themselves. Cathartics irritate the
sensitive Innings of the stomach and
bowels and often do more harm than
good
Purging is not what is needed. The
thing TO do is 10 put the food in con-
dition to be readily digested and assimi-
lated. Stusrt's Dyspepsia Tablets do this
perfectly. they partly digest what is eaten
and give the stomach Just the help it
needs. They stimulate the secretion and
eXCreuon Of the digestive fluids and re-
leve the cOngested condition of the
glands and membranes They put the
whole digestive system in condition 20 do
take no more tablets, unless you eat what
does not agree with you. Then take one
or two tablets-Eive them needed help
and you will have no trouble.
It's a common sense medicine and a
common sense treatment and 1t viii cure
every time, Net only cure the disease
but cure the cause Goes about it in q
perfectly sensible and scientific way.
We have testimonials enough to fiji a
book, but we don't publish many Of them.
However
Mrs. E. NJ Faith Of Byrd's Greek.
Wis, says: Il have taken sill the tab
lets I got Of You and they have done
their work We'll in my case. for feel TX.
a different person altogether. I doa't
doubt If I HAD not got them I should
have been at rest By this time"
II. z Willard. Onslow. Iowa. says:
Mr.. White of Canton, was telling me Of
your Dyspepsia Tablets curing him az
Dyspspsia from which re had suffered FOR
eight years, As am \ sufferer myself,
l wish you 10 send me package by e
turn mail"
Phil Brooks Detroit. Mich. SAYS:
your dyspepsia cure has worked won
ders IN nay case. I suffered Ter wears
from dyspepsia bu; am now entirely
cured and enjoy life rs I never have re
force gladly recommend them"
It viii cost So To had out lust how
much StuarUs Dyspepsia Tablets WIN
help You. Try them-that's the hes: way
10 decide.
All druggists sell them. A i,,le sock
on stomach diseases viii De matted fres
by addressing F. a. Stuart Co. Marshall.
Mich.
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TELEGRAPaIc HmgvITIEs.

Rome. oct LIT T. asserted that
Archbishop Marftnsiii VII bs rsisss 20
the cardinalafe a. the next cousfstorY.
Kansas City. No. Oct ff-The Topssa
presbytsry. "a session ~ Kansas city
kan. voted IN favor q revision - the
oonfsEsion % faiih.
Richmond. Va. Oct 1.-The national
association of tbe Brotherhood Of =
AndreH began IS business session IN 81
Pau's church tofsy- There vas a laFEs
ATTENDANCE.
Washington. oct u.-GsnsrsI zfscAr-
thur notes the var 6spartuls1f talas
that First IAeufsnsnt Rohsrf Bisksulsn
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ths g Instant
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-10-12
MIKES No DIFFERENCE
Whether the Indians Agree to
Treaties or Not.
TIME is FAST COMING
When They Must Come to
Time, Says an Authority.

vinita, L T., Oct. 11.-Major Clifton R.
| Breckenridge, member of the United
States commission to the five civilized
tribes, in speaking of the work Of the
Indian territory, said that the commits
sion will push its work to as speedy COM
pletion as possible, but that It Wi re-
quire considerable time 70 administer
upon and settle up so large an estate
as that possessed by the five civilized
tribes"
In regard to the apathy Of the Chero-
KEGS in making a treaty Mr.. Breckin-
ridge said that it was immaterial to the
government whether they did or not. He
said that the time had come when it
was absolutely necessary for the country
to cbeome a member Of the great union
of the states an that the change from
tribal government would surely be made
treaty or no treaty.
Treaties sal he, ''have bee nabolish-
ed time and again whenever public nee
essity emanded 1t, and history will re-
peat itself in this instance"
In reference to the statehood he said
it was not necessary for the Dave COM
mission to complete their work before
the country be given home rule in the
way ia territorial or state govern
ment. He said. however, that it was
hard to get congress to recognize the
fact.
congressman" said he, have an idea
that the commissions duties are import
ant to the question of statehood, but
the work of the commission has nothing
whatever to do along that line. The
commission could finish its work as
speedily and as satisfactorily under a
territorial or state form of government
as it could under the present status Of
affairs
The major is greatly impressed with
the natural advantages Of the country
and predicts a great future for the In
Ola nterritory when it shall have secured
a state government. He would not COM
NIT himself on separate or single state
hood.
Stops the Cough and w orks of the Cold
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets cure
cold in one day. No cure, no pay. Price
% cents.
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q "a sT O ~ Ia
Rsa-s the n The Kind You Have hlwsyS BOuge
Signature "a &HzzI
MORE COTTON THAN CARS
Indian Territory Farmers Better OF
Than since the War.

Muscogee, 1. T., Oct. u.-For the first
time in the history OF Muscogee the cot
ton crop has assumed such large proper
tons and the scarcity of boxcars on this
division Of the Missouri. Kansas and
Texas railway become such that the com
pany is compelled to ship cotton on fiat
cars. The cotton crop in this section IS
turning out much better than was antic-
ipated at the beginning Of the picking
season, and ii is nothing unusual this
year for three hundred wagon loads Of
cotton to be marketed here in one day.
The farmers here this season viii real
ize more for their labor this year, than
any other year since the close OF the
civil war
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WOMAN ARRESTED AT SHAWNEE
said TO Have Acted Strangely In Pub
lie. and Possibly Insane.

Guthrie. O. T, Oct. 1.-THE Shawnee
Democrat says: Mrs Harper was ar
rested on the street last evening and was
placed in Jail for disturbing the peace.
She is said TO have been intoxicated and
70 have used all kinds OF bad language
and il is thought by the officers and
physicians that she is undoubtedly in
sane. This morning she was removed
from the hotel TO the East Lynne hotel
that she might be kept more quiet and
receive better medical treatment
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SUICIDE AT RIPLEY
John Brfce While Despondent. Takes
Dose of LaHdan

Ripley, O. T, Oct n--John Briee. a
real estate dealer at Saltwater, commit
ed suicide at the Central hote! in this
city today. He swallowed an ounce Of
iauiunun. and was dead when found
8-lce went 70 his room about O'Clock
yesterday and on his not getting up this
morning. after being called several times
rs door was forced. and be was found
lead He leaves a son and daughter. and
a sister. Mrs Gillette. al saltwater His
rash act is attributed to despon6eny.
Price claimed 70 be nephew OF the late
senator Calvin Brice OF Ohio.
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WILD THREAT FROM RUSSIA
Object OF Which Could be None Other
Than Germany

London. Oct. 1.-THE Moscow CORES
pendent Of the Standard attaches sigTh-
hcance to a speech made by the Russian
general IN command at wilma 10 some
troops who had been ordered 20 China.
but were recalled on the very eve Of SAIL
ing. He says that the general IN ad-
dressing the men. made this explanation;
The car decided II was necessary 20
bring you back to wilma 50 that YOU
might be ready here TO Join US against a
foe we shall be ordered to meet" To
adds that the Zoe limited 3
can only Germany.
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sir Thomas Iipton's Pork Corner

London. Oct. 11-slr Thomas Upton
was questioned today regarding the 7ork
corner, and said: 1T is a fact that
control today practically all the ork In
the United States I have no intention
OF raising the price an exorbitant degree
I am perfectly satisfied 70 make a fair
profit out of the deal. and I shall 10
all possible TO avoid causing serious
trouble % those who sold short In
fact, ] let some go the other day IN
order 70 save a few threatened faiiurss'
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Guthrie. O. T., Oct M-Er1rk Cav,
the t5-yea--old son Ok sam Clay. .
Tscuu1seh. was kicked II ths stomach bv
q horse sasgrssy. and severely. Z not
fatally injured At asst report he was
stsg alive aut Il IS not thougai - tba
attending pzysicizn that he wfa re-
eCvsz.
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CHILD BITTEN BY A RAT
Bold Rodent at Enid Bites Baby Bal
= docks Hands.

Guthrie, o. T., Oct. 11.-Last night Mr.
and Mrs Bert Baldock were awakened
suddenly by the loud screaming Of their
four-year-old baby daughter. On investi-
CATION they found that a large rat had
bitten one of her fingers horribly, TAX
ing a small bit Of flesh out between two
fingers and another on the back of the
hand. It seems that the rat sunk its
teeth into the tender flesh of the child
at least five times. OF course the
wound is quite painful, but no serious
result is expected unless blood poisoning
should set in Colonel Baldock will not
rest until every rat around his home has
paid the death penalty.
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Joplin. Mo-. Oct. 1L-Priuters In Type
graphical Union No. go Of Joplin strEk
today Tor higher wages and shorter hours
All three local newspapers are affected
and the News-Herald was unable to 3
sue today The unions demands are on
sidered unjust By the newspapers. the
asserting that higher than scale wages
are now being paid. The strikers refuss
20 arbitrste and their demands will be ig.
nored
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.notber wreck Near waterloo.

waterloo. o. T. Oct f1--AnotheF wreck
mas occurred near here this afternoon
caused BY TWO empty freight cars leaving
TIE rails ard tearing I'D Ire track Tor
considerable distance and causing d two
hours delay 30 the passenger train Se
one was Injured. one 90 the coal cas- was
placed c-osswfse u the track
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workingmen,s club Orrspized

Oklahoma City. o. T., Oct 1.-THE
Worhngmen's club. which was formed a
week ago, has completed its organization
by the election of the following officers:
c. f. Rixie, president; E. Coady, vice
president; R. Z. Miller. recording secre-
tary; VIM. r Walters. assistant secre-
tary; ]. c. Powers, treasurer; E w.
Shupe, financial secretary; H. C. Waller.
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Devine Dldn't Ku FInnparaa.

Philadelphia. Oct. 1.-THE coroasrs
fury investigating the death OF "stsve''
Flanagan. ex-champion bantam wszht
pugiiist. who died last Saturday following
a boxing match the previous night 4
verdict was rendered that FIauaEsn's
death was due % oyeE exerficn jams
Devlne. who was spa4ing with him -
The time ne became unconscious. wa fis-
charged from custody
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Lansing Mich. Oc. 1.-THE Joint reso-
ton authorizing submission 20 the peopI.
at the general election IA November %
a constitutional amendment permitting
the taxation Of railroads and other cor
porstiOns on the cash value OF their,
property. passed the house today AZ
noon. The Republican majority IN he
senate caucused early today and decided
to dispose Of the resolution this after
noon
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D. c. Moismier. P. c. Wilson. j. D. Rog-
ers, r. z. Miller, Martin Abels, J. s.
ChiIders were named as an executive
committee The club, which will hold
regular weekly meetings, already has a
membership of 80.
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You had another of your
"bad spells" this morning,
and a real old-fashioned sick
headache was its chief symp-
tom.
If you only had taken an
Ayers Pill last nlghtl
]. c. AVER COMPANY,
Practical Chemists, Lowell, Mas.
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Don't Fail to Read the Ad Of
Vickers s. ViCkerS
In Next Sundays Eagle.

they are the hardest to secure. The ean-
mission VIII then institute the drastic re
forms needed In the case CT the ems, e
Judiciary.
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he formula is plainly printed on every bottIe-hence you
know what you taking when you take Groves mtato
do advertise their formula knowing that you would buy
their medicine you knew what contained Groves contains
Iron and Qunne and Tastele
FORM The Iron while the Quinne drives the
malaria of the Any reliable druggist will tell you that
the Original and that all other so-caed Tasteles
Chill limitations An analysis of other chill onics shows
superior all others in every respect. You
experimenting when you take Grovesio superiority
and excellence having long been established Groves is the
only Chill Cure throughout the entire maal Of
the United No Cure, No Pay. Price. soc.
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BRYAN'S OWN
SPEECHES

Continued from First page.
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stops the Cough and w Orks OF the Cold
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets cure a
cold in one day. No cure, no pay. Price
q cents.
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Relentless
Rheumatism
Conquered.

Up to recently il could have been said thst
science had advanced no positive cure for rhen-
mstisn, but hospital specialist. deiving after
q cure for this toFrnentinE disease one day hit
upon Just the right formula, and in DIT. Holtins
Rheumatic Remedy to-day TIE medical world
osniZas AZ last cure.
No matter her bad your pains may have been
ara; 40 matter OF how long standing; no mat
ter how many remedies you have tired. Dr..
Hoitin' rheumatic Remedy viii Tot oaly help
You al once, but it win curs you for ever ard
ever. This magnificent remedy VIII cur. al
forms Of rhsHrn atsxun. muscular, acute. artscu-
lar, govt, neuralgia. or sciatica because il dTi-
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makes al the trouble aud brings the muscle
feers hack % their normal condition.
Don't Be Induced 10 tSke = substitute, but
insist on having
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Cr. E:ltin's Rheunati: Remedy

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