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stcIen from his place on First avenue
cast. Besides the feed q horse blanket
vas stolen and some harness. The thief
or thieves had displayed unusual nerve
ia the transaction. They not only stole
the feed, but they borrowed a horse from
Mr. Sweets barn to take away the stolen
stuff. The horse could be tracked for
several blocks. and chop was sprinkled
along the route taken showing that the
feed had been carried away on the horse.
Two trips were made il moving the feed.
After the job had been completed Mr..
Sweets horse was brought home and
turned into the feed lot, the thieves not
taking the trouble to put II in the barn.
The affair was reported TO the police
and a search is being made for the feed
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5 Weigh Iz5 lbs.
Fo?Re? Weight 155 ="
Gain 10 IDS.

There are people who say that the
benefit derived from the use of put-uD
medicines IS imaginary. II is not the
case with Or. PIerce's Favo-ite prescriu-
ten, which makes weak women stroriv
and sick women weu. A woman NAV
imagine she's weak, or may fancy she's
sick. but hcr f71e egiragi3fs r1,,'f q7y form,
r0HrGS IL fcr -Irhf The nositive
proof OF the curative power OF "Favorite
Prescription IS touud in the restoration
q health which Is recorded IN face and
form, o. strength which can be tested.
c1a weight which can be registered IN
pounds and ounces.
The general health of women Is 50
ultimately connected with the local
heal,h of the wouatllv organs that
Wte1 these SIRE diseased the whole BODY
s-i1ers loss. Dr. pIerce's Favorite Pre-
sc1p1on cures woolanlv diseases. Il
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ezaifs heals Inflammation and ulcsIa-
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COMING LOCAL EVENTS.

Regular communication, Wichita lodge
No 90. a Z. and a. NJ, Monday evening,
/ October p. Visitors welcome.
Mrs. S r. Burren viii entertain the
ladies' Of the O. +. s at her rooms over
Prof. Siekner's conservatory, Tuesday
afternoon. October p.
knights and Ladies Of Security viii
give musical entertainment and pie
social at their hail. over - South Main
street, at 5 =. m. October 18th.
Tonties meet Tuesday evening in a reg
ular meeting. Al members come out
Regular monthly social takes place on
Tuesday evening. 10Th. Come.
Woman's Veteran Relief Union VIII hold
their regular meeting on Manday after
noon at the a o. L. w. hall. 70 South
Main street All members please be
present
Mrs. Geo. Dickson Will entertain the
Thursday Afternoon Cooking club OCto-
Der o. Mrs o. D. Barnes 8frs. y.
baldwin and Mrs George Steel VIII have
charge OF the menu.
l. 4 s No s6. VIII meet IN regular
session Monday evening at S O'clock Let
every member be on time and those that
have net paid their portion on TIE new
Bible come prepared n 90 50.
Tomorrow night, Al members * Har-
r-o--- Council No 1Z3. r s.. - Drill team
are requested 20 pc present az The hail
Business OF importance. al members
should be present az this tllne-
Geo. u. Thomas Z aEiment Union Vet
erars uuiou EfI mee- MoEdag Hisht Is
-.s4 sharp. hali over Tapg store 4
fal attendance Is urgently requested to
q. present Business - g-at import
arce.
rae Associated CHARITIES VII bald ;heir
annual meeting iu the lo1Erega -8oual
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Mrs. J.. A. Brily, Michelsville, Tenn,
writes:
"My health is very good. weigh III
pounds and when began taking Peruna
I only weighed 129 pounds. lean and do
recommend 1t to all as the best medicine
in the world, knowing, as do, the great
and wonderful benefit that it did me.
Ny friends speak of how well amlook-
ing. A thousand thanks to DR.. Hartman
and his wonderful Peruna.'-Mrs. L. A.
Brily.
Miss Ellen Royer, Louisville, Ohio, in
speaking of the national catarrh remedy,
Peruna, says:
81 am now enjoying good health. Ny
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bowels are regular and have a good,
healthy complexion. cannot thank
you enough for your good advice, and
the books you have sent me. Peruna
has done me more good than any medi-
cine I ever took in my life for catarrh Of
the stomach and nervous dyspepsia.
can eat anything desire and work.
recommend Peruna 10 everyone, and
hope it win DO them as much good as #
has me."-Enen Roger.
Miss Phoebe Smith, Sweet Springs,
No, ia a recent letter, says:
81 have not had sick spell since last
April. am great deal better Of leu
I have gained IS pounds in
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-10-20
MRS. Worth WINS CASE.
Saiina Woman is Granted judgment of
$500 BY Jury.

Salina. Kan. oct. 19-The suit of Mrs
Elizabeth Worth against August Bondi
special administrator Of the estate Of
Boniface Claim, was handed to the Jury
after trial in probate court.
Bonifaoe Claim, retired farmer bach
elor, died last July, after a long. period Of
Illness. He died intestate and left an
estate Of S7,034 in cash in the bank. His
heirs is a nephew living at Roxbury
another living in Colorado and fourteen
other relatives living in Germany. Claim
has been living with the Worth family
for tie past seven years ana during the
larger part Of that time has peen an in
valid. Upon his death. Mrs Worth fileo
q claim against the estate fer $1.Sl5, rep
resenting board, lodging and nurse bill.
She has already received $595 and now
brings suit for the balance, S1420.
The jury was ont from II o'clock until
$3.50 yesterday afternoon when the jury
returned verdict for the plaintiff grant
ing a judgment of $1,32O
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MURPHY WAS SUFFERER.
Sheriff Masters Leaves Newton to Ar


Newton, kan, oct. 19-Sherif Masters
went to Emporia yesterday and arrested
a young man by the name of Evans who
is wanted here on the charge of passing
a worthless note on J. II. Murphy. one
day during fair week a young man whose
appearance proclaimed him to be from
the rural districts. called on Mr.. Murphy
and offered to sell at a discount a note
FOR S45 drawn upon a prominent farmer
living near Halstead. Mr.. Murphy
bought the note but afterwards found
that it was worthless The case was
placed in the hands OF police and yester-
day Sheriff Masters went to Emporia and
arrested Evans as a suspect. The young
man asserts his innocence and has not
as vet been positively Identified as the
guilty party Unless additional evidence
Is procured. he VIII probablY be released.
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DECLINES THE COURTESY
Secretary Kay VIII Not Name Repre-
sentative In See Azolgosz pie.

Albany. n. Y, oct. 19.-Secretary Of
State Hay in a letter to State Superin-
tendent Of State Prisons Collins declines
the invitation Of the latter 80 designate
an official representative of the govern
ment to be present at the eIectrocution
of Czolgosz, the murderer of President
Mckinley. The letter Of Secretary Hay
says: while thanking You for your
courtesy it is not considered expedient
10 have representative of the govern
ment present on the occasion you refer
to-"
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Nardin, Q. T., OCT. 19.-The Star says:
Elder O. T. Finch of AIedford. began
a revival meeting at the Baptist church
Monday evening, and win continue the
same Indefinitely. Considerable interest is
being manifested in the meeting, and the
prospects are that great good Will re-
suit Elder Finch is a fluent ard forceful
speaker. and he has impressed all as
being a Jealous and conscientious worker.
His labors in this field are needed and all
Christian people are urged to attend the
meeting and help to make it a success
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] regard my Guild LONE IS moT5
valuable shan 4 life insurance policy.
1t not only cures colds in the head
colds in the lungs, colds in the bones,
but ii wards off dangerous diseases
such as grippe, diphtheria, pneumo.
MIA, and Consumption.-rlUNYON.
Munyon's Rheumatism Cure seldom fails 20 relieve
IN one to three hours, and cures n . few days.
Munyon's Dyspepsia Cure pOsg;veiY cures al
forms of indigestion and stomach trouble.
Alunyon' Cough Cure Stops coughs, night sweatss
allays soreness and speedily heals the lungs.
Munyon's Kidney Cure quickly cures pains IN ths
back lons or groins and al fornsof kidney disease.
Munyon sVitalizerrestores.ostpo powersto weak men.
AL the cures are IS cenTs, at any drug store
Munyon's Guide TO HralTll should oe IN the
hands Of every mother. 1t will help them 70 know
the symptoms of every disease and tell them tha
proper treatment. Sent free TO any address.
Munyon, New York and Phiis ielphia
KUKYON'S INHALER CUES CATARRE.
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this morning. The captain of the steamer
Dona Gonna. which arrived at Port Col
borne this afternoon. brought the first
news Of the disaster. He reported hay
ing passed through the wreckage Of
what was evidently a two-masted vessel
with a single smol1estack. Large guam
titles of lumber ties and shingles were
floating about. A tug pat out from Port
Colberne to investigate, ana has not yet
returned
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The NirkeI plste Posd

VIII sell tickets each Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday during October to Buf-
falo Pan-Ameriean Exposition and return.
at $500 good in coaches, return limit
days from date of sale. Tickets with
longer limit at slightly increased rates.
Three through daily trains. Chicago pas
senger station Van Buren St. and Pacific
Ave. City Ticket Office, III Adams St,
Cficnc %
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$500 to Buffalo Pan-Arerican and Re.
FtIrrl-c6 m

Via the Nickel Plate Road. Tuesdays.
q Thursdays and Saturdays. with limit Of
days from date Of sale. good in coaches
emily: Is day tickets at $500 for the round
trip. and 20 day tickets at $1,000 for
round trip. good in sleeping cars. Three
through daily trains. For particulars and
Psn-AInerican folder of buildings and
grounds. address John Y. Callahan. Cen
eral Agent. III Adams ST. Chicago.
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LOW Rata Excursions.

To Ohio and Indiana points; also Louis
vile. Ky. via B. & O. s.-W.. Sept 18th
and 2ith and Oct. 1st and Sth Good re-
turning thirty DAYS. Call on nearest
ticket agent. or address A. c. Goodrich.
TRAY. Passr Agent. Kansas City, Mo-;
also F. D. Gildersleeve. Dist. Pass'r
Agent ST louis. Mo.
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To Establish Vashroom Industry.

Washington. oct I9.-Dr. B. n. Dug
gar. the mushroom expert of the de-
partment Of agriculture will leave for
Paris in n few DAYS TO investigate the
French mushroom industry with a view
10 building the Industry in this coun-
try. The Investigation win include the
methods Of growing mushrooms in caves.
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S13.0o-To Buffalo Pan-American and
Return-S130O

Via the Nickel Plate Road daily. with
limit of Is days; 20 day tickets at $500
for the round trip; day tickets at $500
fer the round trip, on Tuesdays. Thurs
days and Saturdays, the latter good only
in coaches. Through service to New York
and Boston and lowest available rates
For particulars and Pan-American folder
of buildings and grounds write John
Y. Callahan. General Agent, III Adams
ST Cbicas 90
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-10-20
AMERICAS FAMOUS BEAUTIES

Look Win horror On sIln er0ptions,
blotches. sores. pimplos They don't
have them. nor win any one who uses
Buckiens Arnica Salve. 1t glorifes the
face. Eczema CT salt rheum vanish
before it, 1t cures sore Ups chapDed
hands chublains. lnf5lHble for piles; 25o
ct GenriEg's pharmacy.
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Low Bate Excursions.

To Ohio and Indiana points; also Louis
vile, KY, via 3. & 0. s.-W.. Sept. 18th
and 9th and Oct. 1st and Sth. Good re-
turning thirty days. Call on nearest
ticket agent. or address A. C. Goodrich.
Trav. Pass'r Agent, Kansas City. Mo-:
also F. D. GlIdersleeve. Dist. Pass'r
Acent- St Louis. No
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MRS COPELAND ENTERTAINS OLD
SOLDIERS AND y. V. U. LADIES.
Buffalo Pan-American Tickets

Via the Nickel Plate Road, $500 for the
round trip. good Is days; 5000 for round
trip tickets good 20 days. Three daily
trains with vestibuled sleeping cars
Meals in dining cars ranging in price
from So cents to S1.0O. Address John Y.
Callahan, General Agent, IL Adams St.
CHICAGO.
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Minnie Collins
writes 912 High Street, Nashville,
physicians prescribed bur without
and always ready good h'AfE LEE
COLLINS.
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SORES AND
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Sores snd Ulcers never become chronic
unless the blood IS IN poor condition is
sluggish, weak and unable 10 throw Of
the poisors ta1t accumulate II IL The
system must be relieved Of the unhealthy
matter through the sore, and Great danger
20 life would follow should Il heal before
the blood las been made pure and healthy
and ell impurities eliminated from the sys-
TEN. SIS. begins the cure by first cleans
ing and iavigoratirg the blood, building
Up The general health and removing from
the system Z CONSTANT DRAIN
esTete-rsttsr !. .,- OPGH T7EE SYSTEM
When this has been accomplished the dis
charge gradually ceases, ard lie sore or
nicer heals. It's the tendency cf these Old
indoient SORES t. grow worse and worse
and eventually 70 destroy the boues. Local
applications, while soothing ard % some
extent alleviate pain. caurotreach The seat
G the trouble s. S. S. dos. and no Islsster
how apparently hopeless your condition,
even though your constitution ilzs broken
DOWN, ! VII b-iug relief when nothing
else car. It supplies tie r-cl, pU-e blood
Necessary 20 heal ti,e 5c-c and l0urszh
the dcLil.tatesI di cased tody-
NJ. : Ta-hert, 1o-S Ec-- -.s gFL-c-z, 1fsss
s-Ys. 80 SIX years eco ss- te- 1-1-1 tlc k-l-e -
she foot v-1s ouc sclll sc7c- S-TeEai p5Fsleia1.s
treated re ard made two tr-rs1o i1-t SE--ues,
ana = 1--z1e e co--plc1c care- Lave he~a Te--
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ings. Il yo-r hesh does not leal readily
when scratched, b-,lizel Or ou>. your Llood
IS II bad condition. a-3 any ordinary sore
Is aVt % become chronic
Send for orr free book az1 write our
physicians abaut your cese. We make 70
charge fer this service
TIE saIFT sPECiFlc CO.. sTs.SsTA c..
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lOSI ON LAKE
Report eff Disaster on lake Erie Il
Brought 20 shore.

Buffalo. Oct. le-It was learned tonight
that vessel foundered III Lake Erie
of Long Point I'm the nifty mne gale that
swept over the lake Friday night and
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Er = A Stone. zsslstss7- EOs-ras+e- AZ
Burton. Kansas. S the Esezt - SIR A
ssoze. os IL West Elm. for a Ez8rt tine
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COL. NJ. II. HERRICK's VIEWS.
Assailants of Presidents Should Be
Punished with Death

CLEVELAND, o., Sept. S-Col. Myron
I. Herrick one of the Presidents most in
innate friends, arrived here early TODAY
from Buffalo having left the Ailburn resi-
dence about midnight. When L left Buff
falo the physicians felt greatly encouraged
and all had strong hopes that the President
would pull through" said the colonel to
the Associated Press correspondent to-day.
Referring to the would-be assassin and the
Anarchists, Mr. Herrick said:
In view of the general feeling aroused
among the people of the country against
President Mckinley, it seems to me the
time is most opportune to demand a change
in the laws so that any attempt on the life
of the chief executive may be punished by
death There is a strong sentiment in
favor of Congress taking action during the
coming session in reference to the matter.
Il was told in Buffalo that if President
Mckinley RECEIVERS. his assailant probably
cannot be punished by more than seven
years Imprisonment under the law. To me
this seems a condition that should be
remeded by national legislation at the
earliest possible moment once i'm four
years the people of this country elect A
President and he Immediately becomes a
target for every cheap crank looking for
notoriety in the country In my opinion
every Anarchist in the United States
should be hunted down like a mad dog and
confined just are lunatics or other dan
gerous persons
MIR. Herrick said it was due to the au-
thorities OF Buffalo 10 say that they had
taken every possible precaution TO avoid an
attack on the President and that no fault
whatever could be attached to the officials
CONTINUED ON PAGE 2. COL. g.
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OF the effect that the Presidents protracted
illness will have on the administrative
business of the government The Presi-
dent, with rapid recovery cannot resume
his duties for weeks. He would have been
at work on his message in ten days had he
not met the murderous wretch, would have
been watching with guiding mind the de-
veIopment Of the new Cuban government
and perfecting of temporary. government
for the Philippines All this is admitted,
but no one for a moment thinks of bother
ing about it.
There is a good deal Of rejoicing in gov
ernment circles among those who have no
monetary interest in the stock market. and
know very little about it in detail, over the
way it stood the shock of the shooting of
the President. Washington had heard
good deal Of late that prosperity might take
wings at any moment, and that probably
the bird of prosperity would first get scared
by some dreadful shock. 1t was suggested
lnlS COIilS WIN TIC
failure of big bank, the starting of a gen.
eral strike or something of that sort. The
test to the solidity Of present conditions
could not have come harder than the strik-
ing down of the man for whom the era of
prosperity is named. 1t might well be ex-
pected that such a shock would prove dis
l.
great and substantial strength in the gen.
eral business structure If anything could
have revealed a weakness it would have
been the dreadful news from Buffalo. The
experts are therefore saying with en-
phatic certainty that no weakness exists.
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And There Are No Signs of the Dreaded
PeritOnitis or the Formation of Pus.
Roentgen Rays Will Not Be Used Unless the EnCysted
Bullet Gives TrOuble-The President Clear
Headed-Latest Official Bulletins.
DIR. CHARLES. M'BURNEY's STATEMENT.

NEW YORK. Sept. "a special to the
Tribune from Buffalo. printed this morn
ing, says: "Dr. Charles McBurney, who
has Joined the physicians in attendance on
President Mckinley. says that if the Presi-
dent keeps on improving the crisis will be
passed on Tuesday and that in three
four weeks time he will be able to resume
his ordinary duties. The President is nour-
ished,' says DR.. McBurney, by injecting a
proper amount of whisky. hot water and
raw egg. He is allowed a few swallows
OF water. He talks to us as we attend him
and is clearheaded all the time.
How long will it be before the crisis is
reachedr DR.. McBurney was asked.
Probably by Tuesday. said the doc
tor That will allow a margin OF forty
eight hours, and by that time we ought to
be able to tell with a reasonable degree of
certainty whether he is going to recover.
Peritonitis has not developed. 1t will have
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II ever a crime had been committed which
deserved summary punishment this one
did. but he still contended for orderly con-
duct and maintenance OF equipoise.
Judge Lynch and DR.. Croissant eulogized
the President in very high terms. the form
declaring that he stood second alone to
the Creator. DR.. Croissant saw the finger
of God in the tragedy. God" he said,
has something to do in this matter
Something will be accomplished through
the assassin's bullet. If the crime results
in the abolition of anarchy on American
soil our beloved President would have not
been shot in vain" This sentiment was
greeted with applause. as were several
others in the same vein by this speaker.
Mr. Naylor. in his address to The -n7eer71iG
did not repeat the sentiment which he had
expressed i'm his sermon. He merely re-
marked in his later address that he was
not surprised at the intensity of feeling on
the part of the congregation, for IL was
universal throughout the Nation. He de-
clared that Czolgocz had been born with
out conscience aud that he was ready for
any bloody thing that might turn up.
the dead, but with the living. William Nc
Kinley is not dead, nor will he die" Jap
plausel
One of the leaders of the church in his
prayer asked for mercy for the assassin.
but he coupled his petition with the asser-
ton that he was the smallest being that
ever had been created and he expressed
the opinion that if he did not find mercy
in heaven he never would secure it on
earth.
In all the Episcopal Churches Of the city
tonight a special prayer teegraphed by
Bishop Satterlee, of the Washington dio-
cese, who is now summering at Quogue.
Long island. was read in the services. IL
was as follows:
Almighty God, who art the strong tower
to all who put their trust i'm Thee our
only help i'm time of need, behold. visit and
relieve Thy sick servant. William McKin-
ley, President of the United States. Look
upon him with the eyes of Thy mercy:
comfort him in the extent OF Thy goodness:
preserve him from temptation of the
enemy; give him patience in his afliction.
and in Thy good time restore him 10 health
and strength in body and soul To perform
the duties Of his high Office, TO the adj
vancement Of Thy glory, the good OF Thy
church and the safety and honor and wei
fare of Thy people, or else give him grace
so as to take Thy visitation that after this
painful life is ended he may dwell with
Thee. i'm life everlasting.
Hasten the day. We humbly pray Thee.
when all evil passions walked by the spirit
of discomfort, covetousness and anarchy
may be subdued in the inhabitants OF the
land that our people and their rulers may
dwell securely and serve Thee in peace and
in danger, through Jesus Christ our Lord.
Amen"
AT all the Jewish houses Of worship pray
ers for recovery were offered.