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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-12

man. The first man TO qualify as a
marksman IN the history Of the present
company was Sergeant Robert c. Edgar
yesterday. A number OF other men are
pushing thir scores up daily and hope
soon 10 reach that point. The boys are
enthusiastic, and many of them. after
day OF work in the city. win ride their
WHEEL down to lie section in order 70
get an hours shooting IA the evening
and another in the morning before the
breakfast and the days work.
Congenial relations have oeen estab-
nshed between the boys and the farmers
mar by and the latter haul water and
grant other practical eourtesies TO the
boys. No trouble has ever resulted ex-
cept once IN awhile a farmer from Mis-
souri, comes across the diagonal OF the
section and attempts TO stop tho entire
proceedings. At the end OF the week
practice the best scores viii De Published.
The target season ends October 81.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-12
BEFORE PROBATE JUDGE
Rosa Perkins, Sets Into Trouble
again.

Rosa Perkins SUcts AhtO AEOUDlo
again.
Judge Wilson of the probate court called
Rosie Perkins on The carpet again yester-
dav. Rosie is the innocent 15-year-oId
girl, who swore oft warrant for IS
year-old Harry WeEch and caused that
youth to take g. summer vacation. She IS
an innocent app caring girl in her CONVEX
satiou, but sometimes her statement OF
facts are not INDICATED by substantial,
corroborating testimony.
When Rosie was before the probate
court last week Judge Wilson put her in
care of Mrs Cotlley, but Rosie afterwards
came TO Judge Wilson and told him that
Mrs. Comfy did not want to keep her
any longer and she brought with her
young Miss Hill from the West Side who
would give her home. Judge Wilson
agreed to the change and then the two
girls went to Mrs. Comfy and told her
that Judge Wilson had made an order
to take Rosie away H-om her. Mr.. STRAIT
ton, district vice president Of the Kansas
Chfdren's Home association, kept an eye
on Rosie Perkins and he soon got onto
the fact that she and Miss Hill had
played it on Judge Wilson and Mrs. Comfy.
lie brought the two girle before the
court and exposed the trick and also told
the judge that Miss Hill lived with her
grandfather on the West Side. and while
the grandfather was in tbe country the
two girls were having a regular picnic.
This made Judge Wilson hot. He con-
sidered that the two girle were in con-
tempt Of court and he told Rosie Perkins
that he would put her with another fam
lily where she would stay; he would put
her in charge Of Mrs. Charles Simmons
and Mrs. Simmons would give her a nice
room in the county Jail.
He told Miss Hin that he had e notion
to send her along to the jail for the part
she had played in the game. Miss Hill
told the Judge that if he did a thing like
that he would certainly cause a death.
When asked who would die. Miss Hill
said it would be her grandfather, but
Judge Wilson said he feared he would be
much more likely TO drop dead when he
found out what she had done.
The deputy county attorney was pres
ent st the probate court and questioned
the girls about their conduct. He advised
FIi1l TO go home and not try to take any
more girls to ruin so near her own eye.
She took his advice and Miss Perkins
walked over TO the county jail. where
Judge Wilson engaged board for her.
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Il nazzIea The Wnrld-

No discovery in medicine has ever Gre
ated one quarter OF the excitement that
has been caused by DR.. Kings New Dis
covery for Consumption. Its severest tests
have been on hopeless victims Of Con-
sumption, Pneumonia, Hemerrhage.
Pleurisy and Bronchitis. thousands Of
whom it has restored TO perfect health
For Coughs, Colds, Asthma. Group, Hay
Fever, Hoarseness and WhoOping Cough
it is the quickest, surest cure in the
world. It is sold by Behring's pharmacy
who guarantee satisfaction or refund
money. Large bottles SOC and 81 Trial
bottles free
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WICHITA MANS COMPANY
}. O. Gilbert Headed Firty Homestead
boomers.

boomers.
Mr.. J. o. Gilbert returned yesterday
morning from FL Reno where he register
ed for land. Mr.. Gilbert organized one Of
the companies that stood in line waiting
for their turn to register. Some of the
members Of companies A, B. and c. slept
on theg round near the booth. Mr.. Gil
bert organized his company which was
company f. about $3.50 in the morning in
front OF the booth and waited patiently
for their turn to register All Of the mem
bers Of the company agreed to write Mr..
Gilbert should they win any land. his
object being to find out how many Of the
fifty succeeded in securing claims. At the
beginning of the drawing the women had
TO stand with the men TO await them
turn. but later in the day the school
house was converted into a booth for the
women. Mr.. Gilbert says that the excite
ment is intense and nearly every store
keeper and. pedler has raised the price Of
his ware. Even little boys with pals Of
Zee water walk along the line and offer
the eNpectant walters ell the ice water
they can drink for a nickle. Following
are the names OF company r:
J. C. Snyder, Huntsville. O. T.. D. Pan
Bey Weatherford, O. r.; J. r. Lucas. J. 2.
Saiter, Weatherford; /. A. MiTar, Read
ing; c. III. Rake, Reading; Thos. Dean,
T. Havard. J. Bingham. Yukon; Ase Rose
Frisco. .. T.; Geo. Ridenour, Serel O. T.;
BIRD Lee. y uby, O. r.: JamaS Hays. Vine
lin. Texas; 81. Rallson. Yuby. O. r.. a.
N. Danner. Calumet Q. T.; J. p. Baker,
e Reno, @. r.; r. Speak. Cashion. o. T.;
George Luntz. Cashon, Q tt; George Por-
ter. Cash!on. O. r.; d. D. Northcott, Ok
lahoms city, O. IT,; c.. A. Wilson, ~. T.
Bales. Oklahoma City: A. T. Welsh
Pecham. O. r.; H. AIinks. Oklahoma City;
n. J. Lotus. oklahoma City; J. o. Gilbert
Wichita: c.. A. Gilbert, Wichita; VIII
IiBs. Oklahoma City, q. T. Bratten, JEFF
ferson. .. IT.; c. G. Thompson, Jefferson.
O. IT,: J. IT. snyder Wichita: Ralph
Tompkins, Wichita; w. A. Snyder. Wich-
tia. f. II. Jackson. Oklahoma City; A S.
Ieiderbreacht. Shelly. @. r.; 2. J. Sen
ney. Shelly. O. r., John b. Heiderbreacht,
Shelly. O. r., O.. f. Wendell. Shelly. O. IT.;
J. A. Croswhite, Kinghsher. O. T.; Henry
Bersthol Shelly. @. r.. II. A. Bergthol.
J. P. Neufel3. Shelly, @. TN II. Burk-
hart. Kingflsher. IT. StohIe, Weather
zorro, - illltiC. SheIil- q. I-l L. G. NJ Oous
Kingdsher. @. T.; II. r. Tomlin t. A. Me-
Claim. Oklahoma City, O. T.; r. G. Ruby
GAINESVILLE. Texas; W ii. Phillips, Okla
homa City
II your brain won work right. and you
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CLOUDS HAVE APPEARED
weather Han says Il Hay Rain To
day

Weather Han says Il Nay Rain To-
day.
8fr. johnson. IN his weather report,
says:
During the past twenty-four hours the
temuerature has been from g 70 100. 4
range Of 81 degrees. and the mean for
the day was 81 which IS one degree cooler
than yesterday. but IS stlh degrees
warmer than the normal
At a m. the temperature had risen
from g (the IowesD to a; ct 10 F. n. 70
80. and stu It went Up untn az about
p. n il was just an even hundred
(the warmesu. and at ?. m It had fallen
to $50.
This is the twenty-second consecutive
hot day. with scarcely any rain for the
whole period. one-twelfth q an inch On
the morning Of 18th inst. but nov there IS
a budding prospect OF a change. the pros
poet being IN the shape of high, thin
clouds moving from the southwest These
clouds frequently precede q storm b. one
and half 70 tso days. II II this case.
they have eny significance. the signs wih
become more pronounced b. morning il
81 Increase OF the cs01diness-
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LETTER FROM MANILA
1r. Sam Hess Hears From an Old
Wichita Hoy.


Wichita Hoy.
Sam Hess head Of the well known
clothing firm of Herman 81 Hess, received
ain interesting letter yesterday from w.
P. Bross, formerly of this city, but now a
soldier in the Philippines. He IS brother
of Fred Bross. who works at Ross Bros
seed house. The letter is as follows:
Manila, P. l., May 7.-8Ir. Sam P.
Hess; Dear Friend: Your ever welcome
letter of March to hand a few days
ago; was glad to hear from you. I have
been away from Manila nearly two
months, while the Philippine Peace Com
mission. I sent you a paper with the
account Of the return and the names Of
the places that we visited. I was one
of the ships guard. We were on the
Sumner 'one of the best transports
in the service. We had a good time.
It was like taking a vacation for two
months. We had nothing to do but have
good time. 1 got to see nearly ali Of
the southern islands; went ashore when
ever 1 wanted. I got to see many strange
sights and some beautiful scenery. It
was wortha great deal to me. I am in
the best OF health and having as good a
time as coul0 be expected over here.
7 was made a sergeant the other day.
so 1 draw a little more pay. There was
quite a package of letter sfor ne when I
got back, for I did not get any while
was away. There is some talk Of the
regiment coming back TO the states this
summer and think we stand a good
chance If we DO we viii leave here
about the 1st of August. I VIII try and
get a few things to bring back for YOU
when come. Everything is so high
over here that I didn't care TO get very
many things until I come back. have
read several pieces in the Eagle about
Mrs. Nation and Wichita. II must be
getting to be a great place. I wish was
back there. but il will be a year before
I can get there. have over year TO
serve yet, but the time IS passing away
fast, so that won't be long. We are hav-
ing plenty OF duty here now. We get up
at every morning. am on duty nearly
every day. suppose you have heard
about the capture of Asuinaldo. The
trouble IS about all over here. The peO-
seem TO be satisfied with American rule.
They have Just begun 70 see what It is.
Well, as I have several letters 10 write,
I will close for this time Give my best
regards TO all the boys. With best wishes
I remain as ever,
". P. BROSE-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-12
NORMAL INSTITUTE NOTES.
Reverend Thayer Makes An Address
to the Teachers.

Rev. Thayer was present yesterday
morning and kindly conducted the devo-
tionsl exercises. The lesson was taken
from the fifth chapter OF Matthew; the
teautudes. Rev. Thayer made a short
address. appealing 10 the teachers, a.
those Who are so closely associated with
the young. 10 make The most Ct ther-
selves for what We are VIII infi4enca
those about Us mere than what we know.
Misses Alice Palmer, Ilappie Randall,
and Florence Culver and Ir. Perm Dunn
we're welcome visitors at the institute
yesterday morning
At the general exercises yesterday
morning. Prof Suck gave q short talk
on the presentation and development CO
subjects in geology. he took as his
theme the city OF Minneapolis. showing
how. from this one subject might be de-
veloped: the numbering Industry. includ-
ing the location of pineriss. manner ot
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-12
ALL MADE LOW SCORES.
Four Match Games of Golf and Their
Results.

Theer were four good matches IN golf
at the links of the Wichita Country club
last evening. Messrs. Clark. Musselman,
Moaat and Richey OF Class a were
matched against Afessrs. Hull, Griffith,
Tanner and Hockaday of Class B. The
first class had all that it could do TO
take care of theopposition. Only one Of
the Class A. however. was beaten. The
match was not under the challenge rules
and no surrender il place hinged on the
result The scores made were remarkably
low for matches on this course. They
follow.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-12
ARE CAMPING OUT.
Walnut River Receiving Its Share Of
Peocle

A grea- many people are going 10 Coll
orcdo and other western points TO spend
the summer. but the fishing places on
the Walnut are receiving their share Of
attention. Bradfords mil, south of Au-
gusta seems to be the most popular camp
ing place probably because IL is nearer.
i IS about three miles south OF Augusta
and a little over twenty-five miles from
Wichita. Dunn's miii. Two ana one-hals
miles south OF Douglas. is also a very
popular place Tt is about thirty-eight
miles from Wichita and A1r. Dunn. who
was in TIE city yesterday. says that the
grove has been dNed up and that the
fishing is the best that he has seen in
years. A catfish weighing thirty-one
pounds was caught by q party lsst week.
The following lett yesterday for q ten
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-12

want every person who desires a
perfect toilet soap or suffers with rough
skin or any skin irritation 10 Try my
Witch Hazel Soap. I know that it win
cure chapped hands and lips in a night.
I know it viii soften the toughest skin.
I know it VIII improve any complexion.
I want even. person who has scratch.
a wound or a sore OF any kind 10 use
this soap. and notice hove quickly Il
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blessing. want every lady-no mat
ter how delicate or sensitive her skin
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tire how fair. To those who suffer with
dandruH or any scalp disease. 1 most
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VIII not only strengthen the growth OF
the hair, but viii positively cure dand-
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disagreeahle doors from the body and
keeps the skin in healthy condition.
To every mother in the land 1 most con-
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her baby. /. -ae little one is suffering
with prickly heat hives. chatting or rash
OF any sort, don't fail 70 battle il IN this
soap. It viii give almost immediate re-
lief In fact. have never known It to
fail. I repeat. 7 want the public to give
this soap a thorough test. and l am posi-
tive they VIII agree With me that IL is
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-12
WRECKED
FREIGHT TRAIN DETCHED NEAR
WHITE EAGLE
Wires Are Down and Ne Details
Available.

At midnight last night the wreck Of
freight train occurred on the Santa Fe
near White Eagle. The detaile are mea-
ger, as all the wires went down with the
wreck 1t is known that a car load Of
meat and car load OF cotton rolled
down an embankment. 1t is not known
if anybody was hurt wrecking crew
left A<%ansas City at 1 ociock for the
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-12
MUSIC AND DRAMA.

The Young Ladies sunbonnet and
Apron club OF the Central Christian
church Sunday school wiz serve the fol-
lowing menu for supper Saturday even
ing, beginning at o'clock. az the church,.
Cold ham. bread and butter. pickles. po-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-12
EnrII-h IN Inan-re lnfo rrenIle-

Kingston. jamaica July 1.-Two err
gineers. representing ca English nrrn os
locomotive builders. are due Co arrive baos
tomorrow Tor the purpose az inquiriug
into the failure OF English locomotives 20
perform the same work as American raii-
railroad engines are tilissynaicafeErAol
road engines The Jamaican governments
railroad eneines are stli unaafisfactory.
and the visit OF the engineers 81 the re-
sult OF government protest oa the su8-
sect.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-12
A Poor millionaire

Lately s tarved in London because he
could not I Iigest his food. Early use of
DR.. Kings New Life Pills would have
saved him They strengthen the stom-
ach. aid dyg estion, promote assimilation,
improve al petite Price. $50. Money
back il not satisfied Sold by Behring's
pharmacy.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-12
days camp at Bradford's mill. Mr.. F.
D. Woodford and family; Mr.. Geo. A.
Lamb and family and Mr.. ]. Q. Gilbert
IVEW MONEY ORDER RULE
Canal "A and the Island Possessions
Como ERder 1t.

The government has adopted a new
plan rela tive to Cuba, Canada and Island
possession Is in the money order depart
ment. IN place OF the international
money ORD, er which has been in use here
tofore- they viii issue the same order as
is being used all over this country and
no additional charge is made. This ap-
plies onhr to Cuba, Canada and the Isl
and posA assiCms.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-12
MHEAT FIELDs suRNINe.
Fire Set From Sparks Of Railroad
Erci-es

1T F. A. Earder. q s. Joseph. a.
rived IL wichita y-ster2aF eFeclls aid
reported an immense Gre burnlaF Erse
wheat aelds between Pe410lF I'D E.or-
ence Another terTfois ars E-s a=ez -
several tr4vsllns men between Ava a1a
slEan. o. T. There were eFer as
consumed ~ TIE IRE - tbs Facs z11
the Gre vas stzl rzEias. accorr.ns g. sT
repcrrs- Eoth ares aTe sas2 - 1aFe ts
Started - srarzs frosn ~ $50 80 zl-s
ss rz-lrs2A iocouglFsS
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-12
Nan who Kept up se9utatien or uIs

Nan Who Kept up sse3ufation or Esis
Town
Wichita was in Il Wednesday AZ Il
Reno az several OF the registering booths
etaoin shr emf Vi X Wig cnr 81 sshria
Colonel d S. Wilson. tho representative
OF the Missouri Glass company. who r.
sides at 1871 Carlos aven;s. was the nrst
man 20 register yesterday. When quss-
toned ars 20 how he got 20 the front hs
answered. Il want 70 Keep Up the reDu-
tation OF Wichita and n consequence
took the front
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-12

The pleasant flavor. gentle action, and
soothing effect OF Syrup Of Figs. when
in need of a laxative and if the father
or mother be costive or bilious, the most
gratifying results follow its use; so that
it is the best family remedy known and
every family should have a bottle. Man
ufactured 10y the California Fig Syrup
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-12
Baby's Diary.

A unique and handsome publication
wherein 10 record the important events
in baby's life has Just been issued by
Borden's Condensed Mix Co, 4 Hud-
son St. New York 1t is not given
away. but is sent on receipt Of 10 cents.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-12

Richey was beaten by Hull one up;
won out over Griffith by one
up; Monst won over Tanner by four up;
Clark and Hockaday played but one
round. Clark wInnine by two un.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-12
WICHITA FRONT

tatO chips. jelly. salad. eevied egEs. cold
slaw. cake. ice tea. coHee and Ice creanl.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-12

the best toilet soap ever made. wish
10 emphasize the statement I have 50
often made. that SOAP IS A MEpI~
CINE That more CT less q the tn
gradients get into the system throcsh
the pores. and that the blood carries
these ingredients 10 every psrt OF too
body. Soap either benefits or iufures fha
human system. Therefore all SOAPS
made from common fats and dangerous
slkslies should be avoided. Ny Witch
Hazel soap IS absolutely pure enough %
eat. II IS a skin food and Vitalizer. szd
is superior 10 any French toilet soap
ever placed upon the market. TO al
persons who are afflicted with pinries,
eruptions, liver spots or facial blaln~
ishss. or who have a sallow complexion.
1 most strongly advise taking my Liver
Cure and my Blood Cure 81 altsrratloa
until the blood IS thoroughly purified
and the liver is put INFO healthy con8i.
ton These littie pellets Rre pleasant
to take. can be carried in the vess
pocket and cost but . cents a vial a
these two remedies are used IN GENUINE
ton with my Witch Hazel Soap. yo1
VIII De surprised at the transformation
OF your skin and complexion In orieE
that my soap may have universal sals
/ have authorized druggists to SET tbs
regular IS cent size for IS cents z
YOU need medical advice write my skill
ed doctors at Broadway. corner Tweaty-
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B.st Of All Toilet Soaps al

Means Bros. - Z. Douglas Ave.
C. Behring's Pharmacy. GO E. Douglas
Ave.
Gus saur. So z. Douglas Ava
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Free Demonstration Of the

J. P. Allen, los E. Dougsss Ave.
Hocking-NIoore Drug Co. 2l6 E. Doug
las Ave.
". A Stanford. 1O2 E. Douglas Ave.
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David City, Neb., April I, 1900.
cenesee Pure Food Co. lie Roy, X. Y.

NeUlsee Z NIS ONN % = TNgI N y
Gentlemen. 1 must s4y In regard 70
CRATN-O thst there is nothing better or
healthier. We have used it Tor years
Ny brother was great coffee 6riuker
He was taken sick ana the doctor said
cares was The cause Of 1t. and told Is 70
use GBAIN-O. We g1t a package hut cid
not Ike 81 at nrst. but uow would nst
be without It. 8Iy brother has been wei
ever since we started 10 use T. Yours
truly, LILLE sOCHOR
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He eats heartily in the hottest weather
who uses PRICKLY ASH BITTERS. II
keeps his stomach, liver and bowels in
perfect order
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NEW TRANSFER COMPANY.
Mr. Mckee VIII Devote His Time to
Stock Rsisiro.

ar W. G. Mckee. who for the past
twelve years has conducted an extensive
transfer business in this city. has sold it
10 Messrs. 5. s. VVestgate and J. II. Ora
ham. who vii take possession in q few
days and continue with Mr.. Graham as
manager and Il. L. Davis, foreman.
1Ir Graham has been cashier a the
Missouri Pacific for two years and has
about ten years railroad experience.
which Viii De Of service in his new enter
Prise. 8ir Davis is vel known in this
city. having been with ar Mckee eleven
years. AIr. Mckee has a stock farm al
Perkins. 0. T, 10 which he expects TO
give his attention In the future.
Chas Bickel OF AIva. O. T. was n
town lest night enroute TO Fl Reno II
join the crowd OF boomers. Mr.. Beckel
VIII settle in the new country and he VII
De q strong man IN its Affairs.
Mrs WIN MossbAch1 Who has te~u
quite sick at ST Francis hospital IA slow
b coAs eiesclnE-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-12

II your brain won work right. and YOU
miss the snap. vim and energy that was
once yours, You should take PRICKLY
ASH BITTERS. ii cleanses the system
end inEisorates both body ana brain.