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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-02-03

THE next few months promise to be
full OF startling events. The Philip
pine war is far from its close--the Boer
war Is taking on new lease OF life for
rapid movements and quick fghtings-
Kentucky is over mine that may be
fired at any moment and Congress is
full of fight for battles OF words There
is blood in the eye and war In the
atmosphere. And then following these
things is to come the most exciting
presidential campaign this country has
ever witnessed. This will be an ex-
citing year and he who lives through
il will see things and hear things he
never saw or heard before. But what
of 1t all; an hour Of crowded life Is
rprth an age without uaine.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-02-03

a LEGION OF people in Idaho saw tho
supreme court OF the state will suffer
more In loss Of dignity In the eve. .,
s - general public for what IL said
about Receiver Thum than tina, oor,,,'
man Will suffer for his efforts TO nso.
tect all parties Interested {, ,ha a. a.
bank. "'ing ,
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-02-03

SUPPOSE Boise should give all the
money 1t has subscribed to get the main
line of the o. S. L. through the city to
the new road-The Midland-wouldn'
1t be safe TO say 1T would be sure OF The
Midland? And which would be worth
more to the city, 20 miles of the o. S. L.
or 200 miles Of the Midland emptying
into its lap the riches OF new country?
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-02-03

ONLY nine mouths.to the Presidential
election. In the mean time We ar, n
hoid primaries, county conventions
~" ',, state and national conventions.
/" hat great events arc to be erow5.a
INTO That short space of time and WIN,
exciting times are to come upon Us.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-02-03

MISS SUSAN u. ANTHONY Is about
20 resign her office as president Of III.
National Woman's Suffrage A,.mciatlan
one has reached The ripe old ngo Of 10
years and proposes TO pas The vavsl
over to younger hands. Mira. Carrie Z,
Catt seems to be- the most available
candidate as her successor.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-02-03

TIE bold and forcctul expression ~
ten ! Jackson: 'Hy God cir. We sgit
see whether the banks or the p~opl.,
run this country" sill bob up in The
minds OF The people many time. before
the 10Th century has gone many link.
down It's chain OF years.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-02-03

TAHI.s.tt's BUCKEYE PII.E0IxT
HEsT is the oaIy remedy ies MAJ
hlesdlng or proErudiu9 piles. isaes,st
By physicians: cures the uso.s oessisAis
ctsTA. Price 5J rcn,. To bos.IsA TvAu
- cents A. Hall 4 Wooirsfs ssR
store.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-02-03

bEYAN's visits TO New England and
the Middle Atlantic States have b-,,n
one round Of ova.lous such "a no ba.
ooen accustomed TO receive from hg.
friends In the west. This l. mark ~
tue great change Of sentiment In The
Hn4t
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-02-03

'ALiFoRNIA legislature /. noe 4,
extra session, having been called ,a
ator. SCH
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-02-03

IT begins to look as II the season had
slipped cog and is giving us fall
weather for winter.
The Coconino sun., 1900-07-07
Excursion Rates 10 Eastern Points.

The following round trip r;iIe~ are in effect from Ftagsliif: Tu Nrw Ypry. Sli5: B ,ston. &llT: PhiladripMia. aiij; Baltimore. %lli.jl: Wasi,ugInir, 8lii.5o. Limit nine months For far. thcr particulars call al ticker uili.r.
 G. F. SULLIVAN, agent.
The Coconino sun., 1900-07-07
S!l6,537 Al
A Night of Terror.

Awful anxiety was felt for the widow of the brave General Turnham of Machias, Me. when the doctors said she could not live till morning" writes Mrs. $. H. Lincoln, who attended her that fearful night. ''Al thought she must soon die from pneumonia, but she begged for Dr.. Kings New Discovery. saying il had more than once saved her lie, and had cured her of consump- tiOn. After three small doses she sept easily all night. and it's further Use
 compleie ely cared her." This marvel ous medicine is guaranteed to cure all throat chest and lung Diseases. Only 5Jcs a Id $l.00. Trial bottles free at PiJIeer Drag Sore.
The Coconino sun., 1900-07-07

nothing seemed to reach my trouble until l got hold of bottle of Ackers English Remedy prayed for health all the time. and my prayers were answered as soon as l began taking this celebrated Eng. fish expeCtorant and tonic. Since my re. covcry l have told hundreds of sufferers from co .ghs. colds and weak lungs that Acker's English Remedy would cure them Some of them won't try it, and it does seem to me terrible when anyone deiber atcy refuses to he cured. There ought to be q law compelling consumptivcs to take it. Even if they don't care for their own lives the publics welfare should be consid. cred. Don't you think so tooP l hope such a law will soon be enforced"
 (Signcd) Mas. RICHARDSON. Sold at a5c. 5Oc and Si bottle throughout iha United States and Canada and i England. at Is. 2d 2s 3h. zs 6i II yOr not sHiisfc after buying. rrurh bottle to y"Ur druggist ani get your money back.
 IT, dUta0risc Me Gbore guarantee
 y. II. HOOKER & CO, IroprietorS. lSe,o York.
 For Sale by W. R. Edwards.
The Coconino sun., 1900-07-07
County Treasurer's Report.

Following is the report of County Treasurer HoXworth for the quarter ending July 3.
 RECEIPTS.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-27
HAVE LET CONTRACT
Western Planning Mill Co.
to Extend.
NEW MACHINERY ALSO
When Completed VIII be the
Finest Mill in the West

Yesterday afternoon all contracts were
negotiated and details signed for the big
new plant Of the Western Planning Mil
company to be erected at the corner Of
st. Francis avenue and First street Mr..
W A Hart, the energetic and progress
sive secretary and general manager Of
the comapny. expressed himself as great
iy pleased with the very satisfactory con-
ditions Of the deal so far, as well as the
fine prospects for rapidly pushing the con-
struction to completion.
The building viii be 81 by 30 feet 'front.'
ing on St. Francis avenue and running
back east on First street and it viii be
two stories high. The Office entrance will
be off St. Francis and the mill entrance
from First. The mill construction
throughout viii be Of iron trusses which
viii give the very great advantage of d
clear floor space IN the second story with
no posts or supports. The company had
not very long ago made extensive addi-
lions and greatly enlarged their facili-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-27
PROMINENT MEN
DIE OF BRIGHT'S DISEASE.

Within the last few months the newspapers have con-
tanned frequent mention of the death of prominent
man, victim of the malignant Brights Disease Two men
OF vide reP1e-Mr Henry Willard. the railroad magnate
ana Marcus DAILY the Copper Kng-having died of this dis
ease within few days and learn of serious i'll
ness ana expected death of well known United States Sena-
tor stricken with the disease This only serves to show
what terrible progress kidney disease is making as is
reasonable to that where hear of one death from
bghts Disease there thousands we do not hear Of
Inc most remarkable feature about this disease that
physicians seem totally unable to cope with strive as
ty WILL the disease keeps gaining and the patient dies in
spite OF tnen through all this fruless experimenting on
the part OF physicians, the marvellous efficacy Of Prcky Ash
bers In the relief and cure OF Brgh Disease, Diabetes
ana Urinary troubles IS becoming generally recognized,
ana as result It's use has increased very rapidly has
many physicians have conceded its great merit while con-
oeIhnng proprietary medicines class. Results VIII
prove the TRUTH and IS upon results achieved that Prcky
ASH olers bases It's claim to be successful and speedy
cure Tor diseases of the Kidneys The secret Of its success
es In me TACT that in addition TO its great healing influence
IN the dney and bladder 1t ceanses the system of impure
ues strengthens the stomach and digestion, and regulates
me bowels al these organs concerned when the kid
neS tan 10 do the work. hence is necessary to the success
t treatment of the disease that they be strengthened and
PlIned 1here is no case OF Brghs Disease, where life
sun holds OUT that PTcy Ash Bitters viii not help and
Va laeI cases 1t affords such prompt and eectual relief
lal strength ana vigorous health restored Per-
sons VINO nave reason TO suspect that their kidneys
quite Tnt should take waTnnghe disease spreads rapidly
ana becomes dangerous before the victim is aware tAat ne IS
seriously affected The wise course Is to be sure that the
kidneys are we'll and strong Pcklv Ash Bers offers the
best means for putting these organs in condition II thev
are affected It cures them If they healthy It does not
harm them but stimulates and purfes the entire system
Sod at Drug Stores
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-27
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ties but because Of the rapidily growing
business even these were found entirely
inadequate to handle the increase. so this
entirely new structure is found necessary.
The brick part lately built VIII be ex
tended without altering more than the
second story. partly and the new build
ing viii be so constructed that 1t VIII be
built around and above the present one,
thus necssitatng only minimum of de-
lay and shut down of the mill Their cor
ners are so fortunately located that this
viii be possible They now have two
moulders and one more viii be added on
the first floor A bran new Buffalo ex-
haust shaving fan viii be added of latest
pattern, which win convey all shaviugs
from the machines out to the engine
room ana when sufficient quantities for
immediate use are there. the residue win
be carried to fire proof shaving vaults.
There viii be a front aud private Office
with burglar proof vaults and all cOnven-
fences. An elevator VIII be added be-
tween the two floors. On the first floor
viii be all the moulding machines and
other heavy work the cutting and saw
ing and all in that lire. On the second
cry, block machines. band says and stair
making apparatus. There VIII also be on
on this floor a space of 80 by 50 feet for
carpenter work; also a large dry room
The windows about the building VIII be
iron frames with wire glass for IRE pro
lection. Through both stories VIII be a
stone. stand pipe with fifty feet o. two
inch IRE hose The whole plant VIII Re
heated BY steam and lighted throughout
by their own electric dynamos.
ar, Hart recently returned from Chica-
60 where he placed q large order for fine
new ana improved machinery. and he
frankly confesses with no self praise in
the least, bur with a paT5onable prida.
that VIXEN completed and the new eq.-9p-
ments installed. the Western Planning mill
VIII Re the finest BY far in Kansas and
for that matter he says he saw noae In
the great lake city 20 equal st. They
have us by 40 feet OF ground including
their lumber sheds and when tha last in
mense one was built last spring IL was
thought this would be sufficient for q
indefinite tine. but they are s-ready
crampe6 for room and the old wooden
building when removed wu L added to
the sheds for additional storage room All
the material. lumber. brick from work
and al Is now or the way and when here
work o. construction VIII coIuencs ss
oncs and Manager Hart uays Z al goes +
aloag smoothly they VII Dc ready -
the first oc March 70 turn On steam IRON
TIE e horse power boilers N The uew
MIL About ATTY men are zireadT EN-
P.oysd IN and sbout the u-tu aa1 more vsl
be added when The new shoDs ara rea5g
The business q tbs g77wtuE ccncerr now
extends al over shs great southwest In
elu1tng Northsrn Texas ok.ahona New
AeNloo and tonE wsys marta fu kan
s&s. Thsy ezly suss ask week sszt o1t a
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-27
HORSETHlEF CAPTURED HERE
Park Massey Arrests Rice County
Man WITH stolen Team

Yesterday the sheriff q Rice county ar
rived IN the city looking for man with
stolen team ara buggy. lie az once
hunt Nas promptly started with the us-
ual result In this city that very soon
Deputy CHIEF q Poisoe Massey heated
the team ard Buggy az Divers stable
vhere the refuge had p7lt them &c. som
the man himself was found 6r t1e same
o17cer. and. accompanied ~ the Rice
county of1oer. ~ was arrested lie gave
the name of George Fisher AID the theCt
vas done saturday night az Lv0us Lass
night. TIE sheriff. accompanied 81 era
prisoner and the captured outdt, ree1rue5
- LIONS
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-27
OPENING SHOOT OF SEASON
Takes PIaee at Peacock Traps, River
side Today

The opening shoot OF the season VIII
De held oy the Wichita Gun Club at the
Peacock traps at Riverside park today
The event promises to be iterestng. and
viii oe attended BY a large number OF
sportsmen. During the hunting season.
from October I. to November %. but 1T
tie has been done at the traps and the
boys are anxious 10 begin work with the
clay birds.
To make the events more interesting
prizes consisting Of 1--we Turkeys viii Re
awarded To the winners Of events. Thus.
in addition 20 the Sport participants viii
De given a opportunity TO win their bird
for Thank giving Day. The shooting
VIII be at both clay pigeons and station
airy targets A general invitation IS ez-
tended To the spoEtmeu 70 attsnd.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-27

separate night, and each test Of over an
hours duration The tests were made
with a Weston watt-meter, which is guar
anteed correct within four-ffths Of one
percent The readings varied from S75
to 40 watts, never reading more than
410 watts. with an average reading OF
about $50 watts.
Now, do not care to say that these
lamps cannot be operated at $50 watts.
but know that the manufacturers send
tibet lamp out as a 425 watt lamp and
not as a $50 watt lamp. and furthermore
they recommend when the city insists on
a 1000 candle-power lamp or $50 watt
lamp, that it is customary to increase
the nuumber Of lamps, say approximately
ten per cent, rather than furnish a lamp
consuming greater energy
You viii understand that we are
really buying electricity or electrical en-
ergy, and we are entitled Cby our contract
to $50 watts for, and ODE consumed by
each lamp.
Now. the manufacturers claim the
lamp is a 20 wait lamp, and we are
therefore paying for IS watts per lamp
more than we are receiving; 175 srcc at
80 watts each gives US 6,265 watts, or
enough energy to operate over 10 lamps
consuming AGO watts each.
These figures are at their own rating.
but if the lamps consume no more cur
rent tina nthey did on the evenings
made by test, we were paying for
enough more energy than we are re-
ceiwng DO operate over 26 lamps consum-
ing over 45O watts each
81 VIII not go into discussion in re-
gard to the merits or dement's of the
different lamps or systems, as cur con-
tract does not call for any particular
lamp or system, but it does call for q
lamp consuming $50 actual watts from
terminal to terminal
ct have made these tests carefully and
conscienuouslv without the least per
sonal feeling in the matter. and with no
object but that Of making a fair and
impartial report to this honorable body.
but wish to add that I can substantiate
every statement contained in this report.
ALLOW me to recommend that the city
purchase an arn-meter which viii enable
us TO keep a very good record of the
amount Of energy our lamps are supplied
with
every respectfully submitted,
'CITY ELECTRICIAN
Mrs. L. s. Carter appeared last night
and requested council to pay the freight
rates and connect the three new foun- +
tains that have arrived from the east. I
The fountains viii be paid for by a
series Of lectures. The matter was re-
ferred to the water and IRE committee /
with power to act
Upon motion Of member, Dewey. J. D.
Caldwell who is building an addition to
his house at S01 South Main street. was
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-27
TERRIBLE
ACCIDENT TO WOMAN TRAVEL
ING OVERLAND.
Her Little Beg shoots Her Right
Arm On.

Yesterday afternoon in Kingman county
an awful accident took place. The fam
lily Of J. s Fels were travelling from
Hutchinson to Oklahoma in q wagon
About twelve miles south Of Kingman a
rabbit was seen and Mr.. Fels got out to
shoot it. When he had accomplished this
he handed the gun to his little boy and
the little boy handed the gun TO his
mother, Mrs. Fels, in the wagon. In
some way the gun was discharged and
blew Mrs. Fels' entire right arm on. Mrs.
Fels was taken at once to .Kingman and
viii be taken on TO Hutchinson TO a hos
ital this morning. She is very weak and
fears for her recovery are felt
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-27
The Majesty of His Sympathy.


o Our
n . Sin.
feeling Of
brightness
handled
n
IN o
this
%
in
mans Christian
the Bruce GrH
o.
a spiritual
IN
testimony Of his charity assistance
stricken
a Cody
vibratory comprehensive
Of a benign world.
that humanity which
painted
Christ fun
that without let him
and to he woma a no more
which life
pleasant splendid
the
the devotional
on IS pastor on
ofertory in rang
which lifts
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-27

for Wichita last November at Topeka By
General Weaver. A big attendance is. ex-
pected. Major General Frost and STAFF
and Pat Coney will be here A campfire
viii be held at night.
This is one of the most important meet
ings to be held in this city in the present
year. All tia division officers for the
union will be selected ara in some in
stances there win be lively contests.
Wichita Is an aspirant for the location
Of the permanent division headquarters
and has good show if winning.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-27
Peaceful and powerful Is the campaign Ner-
r-,nIrnn lannn-..

hand Sd badly that tho amputassou u
three fingers were necessary. Tie a tsa-
proving very nicely &c last a,oounts.
The case Of s. w. Hardman. charred
with smbezzling go erom htB efapIoyer,
C. T. Rlttel was postpone5 IN the oi;y
court yesterday untn ncrt Monday.
J. ". Bryan os LoaSlrr. ia. urieas
NY little boy was very low With pnesi-
monla. Unknown Co ths doctor We gave
aim FOI.EE's HONEY AND TAR Tns
result was zaarcal anl pasaied ths
Doctor az z immedlateiy stopped tba
rackinz cough and he quickly recovered p
g. GearlHg. 80 r Douglas Geo Van
Werdeu. sa 81 Main, wiehita Drug Co.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-27
FOR PERMANENT HEADQUARTERS
wichita a Candidate Before Union
Veterans Union.

The division encampnent of the Union
Veterans Union viii meet here next Fri
day, December /. in the hall over Taps
store for the purpose of eleeting officers
Of the division and also for the transac-
ton OF other important business, The
Woman's Veteran Relief Union VIII give
q dinner over Dunbars Friday afternoon
at 4:SO to visiting delegates. the comrades
and their friends This meeting is a con-
vention of all the Union Veterans Unions
Of the state Of Kansas and was secured
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-27
FINE VIEWS FROM JAPAN
Col. WOodsOn sends Beautiful Photo
n.rans 20 Miss Pearl Wurdoek.

Major. row Colonel woodson, 50 well
and favorable known IN south Kansas
snd Oklahoma, who until recently had
charge of the Indians of the Cheyenns
and Arapahoe agencies, but who resign
ing was ordered with his regiment to
China, is now at Manila Colonel Wood
son send from the latter place some hun
dred uum0unted photographs sx1O inches
In size. Of Japan, to Miss Pearl MBrdock
who received them yesterday. The pic
lures are all beautifully colored and show
almost every. phase Of japanese life, to-
gether with scenes in the largest cities
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-27

large car lot order into New Mexico and
have others being filed This viii be one
more fine Instance Of the city's prosperity
and rapidly increasing control of the trib-
utary territory for ali lines Of commerce
ana Industry.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-27
WICHITA IS NEXI
Its Population Is to be An
nounced This Week.
WHAT 1T WILL FIGURE UP
Probably a Very Little Less
Than Twenty-Five thousand.

By Friday evening the census depart
ment wiz give out the population OF
Wichita as it has been found to be in the
department at Washington. 1t win Be
within a couple Of hundred of 25,m0, ap-
proximately 24s0O
The department has already announced
tho figures for the counties Of kansas,
ana this week it wiz announce al cities
o: Kansas which have between 1900 and
q eco. Wichita VII head this Hss.
As in every city counted yet in the de-
partment several hundred names have
been stricken cut either because Of du-
plication ard because babies born after
June l. I9o0 were included, and as prob
ably those parts Of Wichita which are
within the city, but not the corporation,
have been thrown out. IL IS TO be presum-
ed that when the enumerator figures
went into Washington they showed g.
population of over 25y000 for Wichita
No enc who knows the city and knows
the number Of people who were missed
has any question about the city's popula-
ton being over 5000.
Sedgwick county's showing IN the last
census. being on the increase side, Is
generally gratifying. In 1890 Sedgwick
county had 1895 In 1900 she has 1907.
This Is a gain Of AL OF course this does
not show the immense growth from 1886
when the population Of the county had
gone far below the 1880 mark
Kos Harris felt so good over the show
ing Sedgwick county made that he ar
ranged the following display:
TIE Bic
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-27
eszsaanSS
Refuge

wien sick is lydia e.
Pfnkham'S Vegetable
Compound
no other medicine In the
world haS done SO much
gOOds
No confidence has ever
been violated
No w0n1aHSs Testimonial
was ever published by
AgrsS PFnkhan7 without
special permission
No woman eyer wrote TO
Mrs PEssEEkaE91 for advice
without getting he5Bs No
ERsaR sees these letters
Her advice IS free, and
her address IS LyHns
Hgasss Sire IS q woman
YOU can tell hes' the Es'sSGSss
30 living person IS SO
competent to adYfS g
women None haS had
such experience
She has restored a E3sif~
IE0E9 sufferers to health
You can trust her Others
haWes
Lydia 4 Pinkham Med. Co., Lynn, Mass.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-27
MISS FLOWER GOES TO ENID
Fiae Musical Program so be Rendered
THANKSGIVING Night

Miss Florence Flower legt over the s.25
Rock Island train yesterday morning for
Enid. where she is engaged as soIolst in
a grand musicale to be given ThanlzsEiv-
Ing evening In the nav opera house The
musical people OF Enid are SOARING
neither trouble nor expense TO make this
the great musical event In the territory
for this season
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-27
.DEE WARNER S
] XII SAFE CURE

TO all who suffer with kidney. Liver.
Heart Bladder OF Blood diseases. SAM
pc bottle OF Warmers safe cure ffna
pioneer Kidney and Liver Remedy VII
be sent absolutely Free Of Cost 81 "a
dressing postal card 20 WARNER s
SAFE CURE CO, Rochester, y. T. ana
mentioning this paper.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-27

A clear, clean complexion is the founda-
ton oe all beauty. Cascarets Candy
Cathartio make and keep the skin soft
and velvsty. AL druggists, LOO. 25c. Soc
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-27
Zoe CAYALRY SERYICE
FIRST nan EaIissea prom mere r.aav

First Kan Enlizted Prom Here leaves
for Philippine Today.
Or Fordyoe ard Sergeant neifz dur
inE t.s ast weez oEaminsd ard enltled
three recruits u Tbs Yainpgfne. John II.
R0ona OF sedan, Kaaaas. Is ras hrt
one 70 be enlisted foF tha cavalry aer-
vice from thia cltn Wait Norris ard
Jos L Aarta wfl enter tae .ufaafry.
They leave for Pre- $3.50. Call to6ss.
Charles bennett. re railroad ts1zes
e-oser was ag3f1oly taken rf ~ ere
Maintain note. iast uieht AID Batter asa
a her1orrhage Dr. Rex vas called g.
atterd hlm-