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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-01-23
QUARANTINE Is IN FORCE
But There Is Nobody in COwIey
County TO Enforce 1t.

Guthyie. o. T., Jan. 22.-At a public
meeting held in Arkansas City Messrs.
Brown. Hess and Denton were appointed
committee to visit the Kansas state
board of health and get that board to an
null the quarantine against Kay county.
At present the quarantine is in effect
but there is no one to enforce it. The
Cowley county commissioners feel that
they do not wish to hire men to patrol
the line unless they can pay them, and
there is no provision for paying the ex-
penses. The board of commissioners will
meet tomorrow at Winfield and decide
the matter. They will, in the mean
time, look up the law for the payment
of guards. As the matter now stands
DR.. Swan has a quarantine in force, but
no one to stop its being broken
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-01-23
TO BUILD SOUTHEAST FIRST
Is Oklahoma City's Desire Regarding
the COalgate Road.

Guthrie, o. T., Jan. 22.-The Oklahoma
City Times-Journal contains this impor-
tant news item: One day this week a
committee of prominent citizens who live
at different points along the proposed line
of the Oklahoma Railroad, southeast of
this place to Coalgate I. L, met TO confer
with the directors of the road. The COM
mittee was in dead earnest and offered to
raise bonus for the company if it would
build southeast before it builds north
west. The committee and directors con-
ferred and there is a likelihood of the road
starting southeast first. A strong local
pressure is also being brought 10 bear on
the company by the citizens who want
the road built southeast to the Coalgate
mines, hoping thus to greatly reduce the
price of coal For this reason the coal
people want the road built first to the
southeast and next to Kingfsher The
Missouri, Kansas and Texas will operate
the road if it is built TO the southeast
first as traffic arrangements would be
easiest made with that road The differ
ent committees are doing good work get
ting subscriptions to stock The retail
liquor dealers of this city will mo doubt
take about $4,000 In stock This liberalIty
would be highly commendable. more
vigorous push is being made since Mr. G.
B. Stone has taken management of the
work and the directors expect soon to
have the $4,000 necessary for the begin
ming Of the survey.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-01-23
1T is A KINKY PROBLEM
Case Of Mrs. BayIes, Minor Widow.
and Her Husbands Estate

Guthrie, o. T, Jan. 22.-Saturday the
young widow OF the late Mr.. Bayles, who
was recently murdered by Mrs, Bayles'
father. Mr.. Thomas. living north of Nc
KinIey, appeared before Judge Foster
asking for letters of guardianship She
claims in her petition that she is only
thirteen years of age and wants her
brother appointed guardian. It will be re-
membered that a few months ag3, her
late husband applied for a lease TO
marry, but on account of her age the
judge refused to grant the license. They
went to Oklahoma City on the same mis-
sion and were refused there. They then
went over into the Creek county and
were married. The young widows father
was to receive eighty acres If ground for
his consent for Mr.. Bayles to marry the
young girl. The young widow is a minor
and that DISABILITIES her from acting as
administrator for the estate. In that case
the next eligible person would Re the
heirs, which is an older son of Mr. 3ayles
who in all probability will be appointed
administrator on the 9th. He and the
friends of Mr.. Bayles vii Iclaim the MARI
age was illegal and void and that -he is
not the widow of Mr. Bayles. The widow
will ask the court to set aside the farm
and all personal property under Si,EoG fer
her use and benefit. The mat, ar is
complicated one and the first caring will
commence on next Saturday.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-01-23
SECONDED FROM BLACKWELL
Proposed to Complicate Quarantine
with Freight shining

Blackwell, O. T., Jan. 22.-Dr. Furber of
Topeka, Kansas, one of the Oldest and
most eminent physicians of Topeka, is in
this city, and has examined carefully the
eruptive disease now prevailing, and says
that it is nothing more or less than the
same disease treated by him in Cincinnati
and St. Louis from 1860 to 1854 and that it
was called West India chicken-pOx, or
Creole chicken-p0X. DR.. Furber has had
the smallpox himself, many years ago,
and has had over 1900 cases in his prac-
tice, of the real smallpox, and says that
there is abs )Iu.sly NJ s-nallpOX here and
that this disease has been in ToOeka for
over year and was brought there by the
coored soldiers on their return from
Cuba; that he treated a great many cases
there and that this same disease is pre-
vailing all over Kansas. A delega-
ton left Blackwell and Newkirk for
Guthrie this morning TO lay the facts
before the territorial board to secure
quarantine against any products whatever
coming from Kansas into Kay county.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-01-23
WATCHER IS STILL AT LARGE
His Wife and Brother Put Under
Bond as Accessories.

Guthrie. 0. r, Jan. 22.-The Capital
here says: Attorney D. W. Buckner re-
turned Saturday from Kingfsher He
was the attorney for J. E. Watcher in the
case before Judge Foster. He says that
VIII Watcher and Mrs. J. E. Watcher
are arrested on the charge Of being ac-
cessory before the fact of the killing Of
John Stone. They waived preliminary
examination before Probate Judge Nc
Gee Of Kingfsher and gave bond Of g. 000
each for their appearance before the
grand pury May TO- Mrs. J. E. Watcher
will live with her son-in-law at Norman.
J. E Watcher is still at large and many
officers are in the neighborhood making
a diligent search.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-01-23
RENEWAL Of RDMORS
As to Barnes Removal, and
Excitement Thereupon'
LIGHTNING RODS 60 UP
Access of Confidence Among
the Governors Opponents.
LIGHTNING RODS GO UP

Guthrie, o. T, Jan. 22.-within the
past twenty-four hours there has been a
perceptible renewal Of the excitement
which marked the earlier stages of the
talk regarding the prospective removal
of Governor Barnes, and|among the ele-
ment that has persistently Opposed him
there is a manifest increased confidence
that there will be a vacancy in the gov
errors office What foundation there
may be for this confidence the most per-
sistent inquiry has been unable to dis
close, but the fact remains, nevertheless,
that gubernatorial lightning rods have
been erected in all parts Of the territory
since last Saturday night The latest
news from a public source which has any
bearing on the removal case is furnished
in a newspaper Dispatch in which it was
confidently predicted that the charges
would be disposed Of either today or not
later than Wednesday The dispatch
stated further: Governor Barnes. accom-
panied by General Grasvenor. Major
Dick and Mr.. Bryan. Dicks law partner.
called on the secretary of the interior
Saturday and remained closeted with him
two hours. The result Of the conference
was not learned. but it is known that
Secretary Hitchcock has reached no de-
cisi0n. A further fact learned from one
Of the parties to the conference is that
all the charges against the governor
have been dismissed, except that Of At
torney General Cunningham, relating it
Is understood, to the school funds Ac-
cording to the assertion Of one of the
parties, there is nothing against Mr..
Barnes, except this and confidence is ex-
pressed that this will be settled satisfac-
torily in the mind Of the secretary. when
he looks further into the matter. The
governors friends express themselves az.
thoroughly confident that Mr. Barnes
viii be INDICATED. From another source
it is aseertaincd that the real issue still
to he determined is whether the score
tary viii accept Governor Barnes state
ment regarding the school funds. or that
Of Attorney General Vandeventer. who
T. is understood, has filed an opinion with
Mr.. Hitchcock against the governor.
Governor Barnes himself maintains a
position of absolute silence and refuses
to be drawn into discussion on the
status Of his case"
Mir Henry .overholser of Oklahoma
City. who has been active in pushing
the charges against Governor Barnes, !
was in Guthrie today and made an nves-
tiGat;0n concerning the custody Of the /
school fund and the public building fund /
Mr. ,Overh2lser had nothing new 70 say !
IN regard to his recent visit to Wash /
ingtan beyond what has already been Civ /
en- in the newspapers, and reiterates his I
positive conviction that Governor Barnes !
VIII be removed
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-01-23

States 4 per cent bonds. Plneapples pay
even better an dbring a crop at eighteen
months. As pineapples only live about
five years and grow but three feet high
they can be grown amBlg the orange
trees and be a continuous income after
the first two years.
To any one thinking OF settling here
would say, come, look over the situa-
ton and decide for yourself Take no
mans word, but satisfy yourself as to
the kind of land you want, the soil and
conditions of water and then, come, for
tune or failure you viii have yourself to
blame or thank as the case may be. The
climate soil and conditions are here to
suit every one but no two persons can
be suited on the same place.
There is no doubt but that the island
has a wonderful future and thousands of
fortunes are to be reaped on it while
added thousands viii make themselves
comfortable and independent for life. The
climate is remarkably healthy and I'M
der American sanitary regulations this
will soon become a health resort. The
winters here are just warm enough 10
make one desire to work while the sum
mers are tempered by the sea breezes and
are cooler than in the states Cuba was
certainly well named when it was called
1.-The Pearl of the Antilles, and in the
near future it will be one of the brightest
stars in the flag of the union. The prop
erty owners are all in favor Of annexa-
ton and under a decree of recent date
only property owners and those able to
read and write will be allowed to vote,
so that the annexation to the United
States is assured This will allow all i'm
ports from the states to come in free of
duty, and as water transportation is far
cheaper than by rail the cost of every ne
cessity will be cheaper than in any part
of the west Cuba is not only connected
by water to New York and all Atlantic
ports, but to St Louis and central parts
of the United States as well, through the
Mississippi river"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-01-23
CHILDREN OF WHITE FATHERS
Among the Osages are Entitled 10
Government Annuities

Guthrie, o. T, Jan 22.-Word was re-
ceived at Pawhuska last week that the
secretary Of the interior had decided that
that children Of white fathers. who we're
dropped from the rolls several years ago
were entitled to back annuities The
Usage Journal SAYS that under that de-
cision. soma Of the claims have been al
lowed already and all viii be. as soon as
she matter IS put IL the proper shape IN
lSSS. law was passed by congress % the
effect that the children born u white
fathers and Indian mothers should not be-
entitled 10 any OF the tribal annuijies. but
should he citizens OF the United States
For a number Of years 10 attempt was
made to enforce the law among the
Osages. but in 1898, Col. + q Freeman.
then acting Indian agent a iris place.
discovered the Law and proceeded 70 en-
force 81 by striking the names q az such
from the rolls. This occurred IN Deem
Der 1854 Il June. 1877 law vas passed
placing them on The rolls again Most Or
,hem were PIT back ~ ;ime for tie June
payment that year hui s0uss rs uf5tg
September Toe Claims which are nsw
being allowed are for snnuiises paid ost
deriuz the tsn1s II suspension Asouf
seventy persons were Effected bv he -sl-
ing and Il IS estimated tha> me aggregate
amount % the claims Is nearly 81 81
Ths matter has beer under savzss-seut
for some tine but 10 aetioa wss taken
uHElf the arst 0f tf1e year
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-01-23
CARRYING GUS TO CHURCH
Cleveland Triangle Advises fos
RaRds- RiAdel aanaE,anmIt -.


Cgthr5e. O r.. Jan. --fa certain
eastern okiaaoza srerl1r IS fa- pepsie
take to a1vtca ~ t-lr uswsrs.sr and
carry guns 20 -oereH 81 Fzrtao ,ssflan-
Tae Cgsve.sr.s Tr1se snaks ;ae acg-
geatI5a n IRE s3waE rswa item III
l. Barslet care u- srzs E9ezr % wsrk
On fhe brHsfrrs sfensaT rae-n5aE ar1
reports ssrfs-F ss. = -sHsF1z-s tt.at
occurred a. the Es.la Deg sehsa aas.se
ssnday nsrh. p aez- VIA. rHs vgssav
1e1fows began 70 fhrew rks ~ fhs
sch3ez aoase zoos 81 rEz rervlt 1he
tsaces~ - the sshe ST. Pzsssrzer
Ens gus and ere fegaws sskss hm 2
p Hsa rrr - hass fsss-s zFrsetes aa4
- to3 shem - uzs a = treF nebaees
taa1 zasrer ees tfat - wsrtgs r rse~
Hrsn-t Dae - ere fws fnee hers-
- sess pc zez afrzs~ agss f.s kssss uss~
= -eqsive-. sas Care nals f~f@s -
Eess F5sssrs-erEs~. tssf sssefsszsAs 81 ~
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= fbe han8s = the fsr fsr. Ta~
az fhey wr~e FL ah hs.es a-a
tre esms fef1sws aere1 Haase~ r5-,a
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3 aasrs fef asa usss aa s - was
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tlag - - eHr - SIS
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AZ e4srz t2Ss $40 N.sA sEs.z &
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-01-23
BRAKEMAN BADLY BRUISED
Thrown From Platform by the De-
railing OF Trucks

Guthrie, o T. Jan. 22.-Last Friday
night at Norman. Brakeman Hanson
met with q very painful though not seri-
Gus accident. He was standing on the
rear platform Of the way car. holding
on with one hand, preparing To give a
slow signal with The other. While the
train was going through the switch one
pair Of trucks was deraied and the Grain
was stopped quite suddenly. The sudden
stopping of the train threw Hanson oyeg
the rail- and onto the ground He IS quite
badly bruised though not serious Injured
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-01-23
VICTORY OVER The YAoUIs
Nexiesns ALI roo. including the
thtef~. and Capture 500

chicago. Jan "A special 20 ~
Tribune from $oEaies Arfzo1s. asys 4
rnessage tom Ortiz. q station on ne g.
nora rsi'raad. reports fhas easlrsers from
Naearafe confirm tae account - TIE laa.
Ft11a oe tnf Ya1a fafisrs axsirsf ths
Afz1ras ErH rfl Lereazo Torres Ofs1lai
telegram receives ia Sagaies place she
aierleaH Joss CD kntea srs aoansea ss
eRhtY. ard message sert 1ssr fhs gov
sr7nr Hrrs iaFf nieat ~anarrns she -
po~t - tas kiaz ~ fae Tsggs chfsf
Hesitate siF w.th - - h,s hest axbs.
e~s -" - iHasar tsaee prssaners VII
- brze lnso Ffrt.z tefna-rrw sas alss
He-trsa aa1 rhs 1eseehirs Steer.
7 were rfHcaed Governor Tar-at AZ
serH $40 ass wtref III a1afs n q.
r'a - Pe ~ zars szf laa i rsv
srrst as1za q Enffzrs
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-01-23
Mr.. DAWES GENTLY ROASTED
Purcell Register INDUCES IN Sarcasm
IT EsiS ExnpnSr

Guthrie, o. T., Jan. 22.-Vexation over
the delays Of the Dawes Commission is
still ebuluent in the Indian Territory. or
Mr.. Dawes the Purcell Register declares:
Perhaps we owe an apology to Mr.
Henry L. Dawes for saying that he does
nothing on the commission bearing his
name. We understand that he is one of
the hardest worked members Of that
body. To him IS confined the work Of
convincing the Washington authorities
that the Indian Territory would fall off
the earth should the weight Of the
Dawes commission be suddenly removed
from it. He earns his salary by the
sweat Of his jaw
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-01-23
Usage NATIONS SOLE PAUP5R
Leaves the Reservation and Goes "a
Pawnee--A Celebrated Gaze


Guthrie. o. r. Jan 22-Meution h.
been made IN the Eagle ia former issl
of the only public charge in the osa.
Nation. The Usage Journal says that hd
las iefl the Usage Nation and moved 90
! Pawnee. HE name is Johnny Dearborn.
and the Journal says. He has been sup
ported by the people Of Pswhuska for
nearly two years. and most Of this dine
has been taken care OF at Hotel Fronk-
Ter by the proprietor az his own expense
lie has been a worker tn his day and
has reached such an advanced age that
be cannot work and must be taken care
Of By some one. Uncle Johnny has been
a celebrity In the controversy between
the people ~ the reservation ana ire
coGuty commissioners Of PRwnee COUNTY.
During the whole time that 10 has been
public charge the commissioners rave
Hiven the magnificent sum o. 81 toward
the keeping - the reservations only glu-
per ia spite II the fact that the people
here have paid large sums INTO the poor
and insane fund of the county. BE hss
gone to them new. and they can hardly
r. fuse TO take care ~ him
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-01-23
Foul Smelling
Catarrh.

Catarrh is one Of the most obstinate
diseases. and hence thepost difficult 10
get rid OF.
The disease is in the blood and all the
sprays. washes and inhaling mixtures
in the world can have no permanent eff
feet whatever upon It. Swift's Specific
cures Catarrh permanently, for i is the
only remedy which can reach the dis
ease and force il from the blood.
NJ 3. p. MeAIlis.er. o. Earrodsturg, KY.
writes.
L could see no improvement whatever,
thcuEh I vas conEtart-E $3.50 wl.n s.-ara
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-01-23
.WlFE,S AFFECTIONS ALIENATED
Il Charged by Andy y. sufphsB
Against g. Thompson.

Guthrie, o. r. Jan. q Andy r sui-
phen - oklahoma city has instituted
suit against g. Thompson FOR S25 COZ Jam
ages Tor alternating his wifes affections
sutphe1 alleges IN his petition that
Thompson made love % hls wife ard IN
du~e1 her 10 institute proceedings for a.
v9rce. which. he alleges. she procured
through deception.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-01-23
The Craving for stimuIants.

This question has lately attracted a
great deal of attention from the medical
profession The use of stimulants seems
to be increasing. This clearly shows an
exhausted condition of the nerves and
blood, which may be remedied only by
strengthening the stomach. Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters will do this for you. 1t
brings all the energies of stimulant
with no injurious effects. It cures dys-
pepsia, constipation and nervousness.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-01-23

hall in Ponca City Friday night were
guaranteed by the local health board
and not allowed to play. The Ponca City
Courier says it understands that the man.
agement will sue the city for damage
occasioned by the action Of its health
board.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-01-23
Bank ofChaudler Files Articles

Guthrie. @. r. jan. 22,-Articles of in
corporation were fled yesterday with the
secretary. Tor the Bank 81 Chandler with
the following named gentlemen as stock
holders; John NJ Hale. y. " CIam, C.
W Schiesal. Of Chandler ana Chas Z
Biiiingsley and a. r Hale Of Guthrie.
The capital stock Is S5.oe.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-01-23

percepGshls improvements. C0rs4au4ng sc sers-
cdr. he disease aas foFce1 oaf - EaT sTEzsTa
ard = coEpsets eEre EEs tSs result I as1Tase
a. w78 have thiE osezs3fei slsszEs 80 zh4.6rr
fEetF ioc1i tTeaf-1eaz- wAscz hss never Geas
laezg any good. and take = E s. = remedy t1st
eEn fs4cs TIE disease s-d cure IL
To continue the wrong treatment for
Cats-rh IS to continue 70 suffer Swift
Specific IS q real blood remedy ard cures
obstinate, oeep-sested diseases which
other remedies have 10 eject whatever
upon- IL F-omptly Reaches Cstsrrh.
ard never falls b cure evsn the most
n-rrarn+sf &C.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-01-23

church. Such people are a menace To
society and should be treated with tho
same degree OF respect as they deserve.
So Tar as known. the parties have not
been caught When they are. they shosld
be given the extent Of the law"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-01-23

PHILADELPHIA Jan z-sa4ss Minals
r'vezei FelI daughter - Mr. A.exznser
Var Rensselaer,. was ma I'D a. R.sss-t
Kela cassat, soa - a J. C4ssotf. 1resi-
denE Of Eae Pe1rsy.x4E4s r=E1Foaa TIE
eeremoas was perfoTmsn5 in s. Thonlas
EplscopaI eaarca WhltsnaAEs. - gev
Samuel Suela
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-01-23

Rev. I. Villars. pastor NJ e Church,
Sandwich, H., says: 7 owe IL to others
10 say that for year 1 suffered the
most excruciating pain from rheumatism
/ touched 3 point where my friends were
very much alarmed. Seeing the se1Ious
nature OF the case. yielded 70 the solicI-
tude of my wife and began Taktng War
nef's Safe Cure. With the first tnree
bottles the acute pain gave place 10 a
miller form OF the disease. / continued
until I took nine bottles and regard my
self as cured. Ny relief is beyond ex-
preston"
Under date Of Nov. 6. 1889. the pastor
writes: After delay OF months, 70
be sure that cure Of my rheumatism
had been effected, desire Il say that
am well and am persuaded that Warmers
Safe Cure did il. 1 believe the medicine
viii do all that is claimed for Il II the
patient viii follow the instructions
given"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-01-23


sRd was ne ard i GsFer +,
tanal InE rem 2 Gsc $-sE
fsct, ] ul5 fee INST each
wtztrr / vas wore thsn
Tire year prPx3ozs
Finally - vas ero-Eni
% M uotice that CRtsTTa
was = oc-f o1sezss ard
SITTER thtu EtrE cTsr fas
EzAtter. ! $50 s. Was En-
Feszo1s he . expect - -
cared - rex esifes -atca
oz8F TeaeAe1 f.s E-T1zee
I then oecide5 70 try :. =
2. and affeF 3 few szttssss
80 49, ~raiaa.~H =
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-01-23
He DIDN'T BRING MASTERSoN
Payne County sheriff Must Await
Habeas Corpus Proceedings

Guthrie. .. r, Jan. a.-EheriH Aun.s
~ Payne county has returned without
CapiaiB Mastcrson. who Is wanted lu
Payne county OF the charge x rap
NasterFon a9pesisd the decision a a
wi.t ~ habFas eorp5s 70 the supreme
c9art ~ iowa and. pending decision
from t1at body Sheriff Annis returned
home. providing FOR the rs-arrest q Mas
tfrs1a 81 Iowa later
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-01-23
TO CURE a COLD ONEnAY

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
All druggists refund the money if it fails
to cure. E. w. Groves signature is on
each box. 25c.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-01-23
SHOW COMPANY QUARANTINEO
They Threaten TO sue POnca City-s
Health ROart, for EAamnnnS

Guthrie, o. T., Jan. 22.-The dramatic
company advertised to play at Chase's
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-01-23
CA ST Oh rA.
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as seicsss hsrs lasf alzst - fsws-
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sfste1 azsess ~ ths hsal. s-rssfsx
la>s - 7aa ss7sr1az srsas pa~a.aeafa
E4 paAesf wss n}aeas rs roa-s er
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- erHe rae faf s~sr. sa~re or Hre-
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-01-23
RHEUMATISM
IS CAUSED BY an ezoe ICES

of uric acid
in the blood, which excess should be,
and is, eliminated when the kidneys
are in good working order Rheuma-
tism can never be cured by outward
applications; no case of rheumatism
was ever known where the kidneys
were well. Warmers Safe Cure will
cure sick kidneys, thus enabling them
to do their work of purifying the
blood, and with pure blood rheuma-
tism is impossible
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-01-23

Frank Vincent Of Hutchinson and Joab
Muivane OF Topeka have returned 70
New York city after their brief stay
here. r H FAxON
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-01-23

Judge J. c. Strang OF Guthrie IS in
Washington. He will remain here for
some time. Judge Strang will not d.
vulge the cause OF his visit, but it IN
doubtedly concerns the gunernatoriaI
tangie.