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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-10

notary public OF Erie County. y. Y. and
made the following aEiday-S. Gentle
men--Stuarts 5 Dyspepsia Tablets were
recommended 10 me for my two-months-
old baby. which WAS sick aud punE and
the doctors said was suffering from inai-
gcstion. I took the child 10 the hospital.
but there found ne relief. A friend men-
toned the Stuart Ifhlers and L pro
cured a hOx from nv druggist and used
only the large sweet lczenges ~ the box
and was delighted 10 uu1 they were tust
the thing for nay baby. Z feel ilssiilied
in saying that Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets
saved my child life MRS. w r.
DETHLOPEf Subscribed and sworn 70
before me this l2gh dag OF April. iS9e.
HENRY KARIS. Notary Public in and
for Erie County. \. Y
Rev. J. r Hoag. OF Wymore. Ne
bTaska. writes: Fer six years I have
been troubled with dyspepsia Last f.lii
symptoms Of heart trouble and came 20
believe there was r sympathetic relation
between the two diseases. or rather. tnat
the stomach trouble was the cause of the
Dyspepsia Tablets for a remedy and in-
vested a dollar and haif for three
boxes, which lasted me three months,
and can eat any kind of food : want
though 1 am seventy seven years old. 1
now feel perfectly well. and without being
requested by anyone ] make this state
Iaent as a compliment te the virtues %
stuart Dyspepss4 Tablets.
Mrs Lydia Bartram. Of Ass1-ria. Mich.
writes. II have suffered from stomach
trouble for ten years. and Eve different
doctors gave me- only temporary relief.
a Mr.. =. r.. Page advised me 90 tfs
Stuart's Dyspepsil Tablets. and four
boxes did me more permanent benefit
than al the doctors medicines that
have ever taken.
Mrs. Ira Nu0wlton of Butte. Montana.
is a most enthusiastic convert 20 The
virtues OK Siuart's Dyspepsia TaHlets as
cure for obstinate stomach trouble.
She says. Il had poor digestion ueariF
an nay life. Ir now seems 10 me thar
Tor years ] never knew what it was 10
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MOST PROFITABLE GRAFT OUT
lmpostors Are Harvesting Thousands
of Gold Dollars in the County
Seat FIGHTS.

Pauis Valley. I. T, Dec. e.-It is said
on good authority that there are men in
this part OF the country who represent
themselves as the representatives Of Dem
mis- FlyDH, Senator Quarrles or some
other person OF influence at Washington
and fleece the towns striving for the
prize. in the county seat fight. These
grafters. with smooth talk and srnoth-
cred sail. bind their victim 10 eternal Sc
crecy. and then demand so much money
for the worker al congress TO carry the
county seat fight 10 q successful close Tor
this mans town. "Of course Il he don't
want his town TO have Il. the rival
tosn. you bet. Will not miss the oppor-
tuuity." and you bet this property owner
puts up The cash. The Enterprise IS in-
Gignant and advises people 10 kick tie
irnposters out The writer says.
No7 people who bite az such bait, may
just as veu throw their money away on
a shen game II is said thar three
erafters actually tied dozen towns oat
of from sl0os 70 sgge94 each last year. on
5ust such a proposition. ana they are
hack row. saying that those repEssenta-
tives and senator's want more money.
The iosa Which deserves co be ard
oueht 81 - 2 countF seat. 81 n.ads q feel
douetrui. and --putz up and keers qsiet
50 her risal wiH not ind out tAe snap
and h.a higher Ths same grafters 80
a. the rival town. and she ihluks sfe IS
playing il ere. and rpsts up 70 secure
IN advantage. lost perhaps sears before
,vor & the promoters u Ire fniian FER
rifarg towns are wise. tAey wli siTe
these srasrerz the toe of thcir largest
boei
The sanposr - 80 eousys sssura1 ueo has
fasuencs enough . locate q ccunsF SAT
taa - hS6 oa any terms. ~ tAroueh
aas su-h ehsnasia. &c b. known. er s-s-
recteH in a-y saeh deal ro1ld o. 81 ssno
e puhic maa 4 Toliticai otFlaa .u
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Is Your Stomach Weak Inactive and Unable Properly Digest
Food2 Does Subject You to Inconvenience and Distress
by Day and Disturb Your Rest BY Nght7 Does Indigestion
AcaHaini You with The HoFFOFs Of Insomnia or The
Dreadful Capriess Of Nightmare?

IF so, you can be relieved and cured.
Dyspepsia has no terrors for those who
are familiar with the virtues of Stuarts
Dyspepsia Tablets. They can bid def
anee 10 Indigestion. A Square Meal
can be MADE 10 give rise TO a sensation
OF satisfaction and comfort, ard sleep
rendered sweet and restfui after a heart 4
Mr. Thomas Scale. Asyaeid. Gala.
says Have used and recommended
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets because there
IS nothing ike them 20 keep the stomach
right
Miss Leila Dively. 4e27 Flummer St.
PitfsDurE. writes: 4 wish everyone 10
know how grateful / am for Stuart
Dyspepsia Tablets. I suffered for a long
time and did not know what allied me.
1 lost flesh right along until one day 1
noticed an advertisement Of these tablets
al the drug store. am only on the
second box and am gaining in flesh and
color. I have at last found something
that has reached my ailmeut
From Mrs. Del. Eldred, sun Prairie.
Wis: Z was taken dizzy very suddenly
during the hot weather of zhe past sum
mer. After ten days OF constant dizziness
! went to our local physician, who said
nay liver was torpid and / had overheated
my blood: he doCtored me Tor two weeks
without much Improvement; finally
thought OF Stuart S Dyspepsia Tablets
(which / had used long before FOR various
bad feelingS) and the first three tablets
helped me. They are easily the best all
around family medicine j ever used.
MRS. G. il. Crotsley. 51S Washington
ST. I0bOken. New Jersey writes.
.Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets rust fii the
bill Tor children as Well as for Older
folks. I've had the best of luck with
them. Ny thFee-year-old siri takes them
as readily as candy, ! have only TO SAY
tablets and, she drops everything else
and runs Tor them.
4 Buffalo mother a short time ago
who despaired OF The life OF her
babe was 50 delighted with the.
results from giving the child these
tablets that she went before the
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REIFF TELLS rHE FACTS
American Jockey Tells Of Foul Play
Against Him in England.

Against Him in England.
New York. Dec. 9.-Among the passen-
gers on the Cunard steamer Lucania.
were the noted American Jockeys. Lester
and Johnny Reln. After landing, the
boys went Immediately to the Holman
house. where they registered. The fact
that Lester ReiH had been ruled on
turf by the English jockey club stewards
for his ride on William c. Whitney 8
horse DeLacy in race during the Sep
tembsr meeting at Newmarket made his
presence here all the more interesting
But, though he was piled with questions.
Lester was conservative in his remarks.
being careful not 10 say anything derog-
atory TO the English racing authorities.
though Implying at ali times that IN his
own belief he had been rather severely
dealt with.
Il DO not wish 10 say too much said
the Jockey FOR It Is delicate matter ]
have no plans for the future until have
consulted with ". C. Whitney. my en-
ployer. and Trainer Huggins- after that.
however. I may be able 10 state whether
7 shall apply TO the English jockey club
for another license TO ride over there
next year
"Iu regard 20 the race which caused
the trouble. there were four horses In the
race-Richard Croker's fly. Minnie Dee.
being second choice IN the betting ana ny
horse. .DeI.acy, being third choice Mian.e
Dee was ri..en by my brother Johnny
AS got the bsst u the start. I went -
and made the running With DeIacy- TIE
horse has q habit of boring ous and Dc
swung vide coming into the stretch,
which IS haIf mile long As nc ga 81.
zfirnis Dee had a chance 20 slip throesh
on the ran. and whcn We got straiEhfeaea
sst Mr. Crokers fliy Eas a. DeLacTs
quarters Then EeLacy began % STOP
re wa1 r. good trim ara Rad shown hHe
egee1 f1r Sis far.onss. but vas short ir
rr estimation. Minnie Dee gradually
oeerhauled him. 81 tslst. fftF yards fran'
the wire. J weat to ths ship and usf
Il 80 vigorously mat the horue bore tlae
marks of six d8ys afisEEaras. A. i
vas. .ffnns, f.eat UeIaey ~ SIX ineiass
sehen ny horse svars vide. 3 T7s clear
- re that = rlHe8 ever would fe'4l
sffaria Dee ARD iose the race
eThe stewards caHei ne pp ard n
formed zne thar Z haa Eat trifd te vin
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"a - TO rita.
Bears the a The Kind You Have Always B0ggti
signature Of &NZNzZ<m
FoR coLp.RLoopEp MuRpER
Jury is Out in Case of United States
AGAINST Tom Powell.

Pauls Valley. l. T.. Dec. 9.-In the trial
of Tom Powers and Bert Casey, charged
with the murder of William Choate near
Pauls Valley. The jury disagreed and has
been discharged. The trial consumed a
week. The case has attracted much
attention because OF the bloody tragedy.
il is charged that Powell ana Bert Casey
who kept saloon across tho river IN ok
lahoma. at Young's Crossing waylaid
ard killed a man named Choate under
The impression that they were killing a
snan named Oxley. who had. earlier IN the
evening been flashing q roll OF money in
the saloon. IT seems Oxley was warned
bv "a friend. who took him home by a
different route, and a penniiess man, who
was a fgsend Of the prisoner. became the
victim. Sam Harris young fellow left
Is Powell and Casey IN charge Of the sa-
loon while they went out TO commit the
robbery. and when they talked Of the
affair. both after and before. was the
priacipal witness Of the government. His
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MISS RsAL TO COMMUTE
Surveyor Is Plating No. is Claim and
VIII Soon Plat No. Us.


Lawton, 0. T., Dec. 81. c. Newell,
county surveyor. of Norton county. Kan
sas. says the News. is here, and is sur
veying and plating the Woods claim into
lots and blocks in readiness for opening
for sale and settlement after the 18th Of
The month, at which time he viii prove
up. unless it is decided that the point
made by the protest fled relative 70 the
law under which the claim is taken, is
wei taken. when Of course the eommuta-
ton fails and Mr.. Woods viii be required
70 live on his place the required Il months
before he can prove uD. The land will
be plated in 25-foot lots. probably.
It is TO be hoped that the protest Will
not prove a hindrance TO the growth and
prosperity OF our city. Lawton needs this
addition. and needT it now.
Miss Beal's claim viii also be plated
and she win also commute on the 18th.
unless the point made in the protest pre-
vents
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IGNORES THE COMMISSIONERS
Judge McAtee Orders Sheriff 70 Fur
nish Suitable Court Room at
at Pond Creek

Pond Creek, 0. T., Dec. 9.-JudgeMc-
Atee has seen fit to proceed in a manner.
not ordinary, to get n suitable court room.
The county commissioners having failed
TO furnish one, he has ordered the sheriff
to find one and enter into a contract for
it, charging all expenses TO the county.
The following is his severe order.
In the District Court Of Grant County,
Oklahoma Territory
Whereas, 1t is the duty of the board Of
county commissioners Of Grant county
to provide the district court with court
room suitable for the transaction OF the
courts business, subject to the approval
of the court. and
Whereas. The said county commission
ers have not heretofore furnished the
court with a suitable room, and
Whereas, The court refuses TO approve
of the court rooms heretofore furnished
the court, as being suitable and unit for
the transaction of the courts work.
Now. therefore, it is ordered by the
court, That the sheriff of Grant county
do proceed to procure for the court
court room suitable for the purpose, and
that the expense incurred by the sheriff
in so doing shall be a charge against the
said county.
In pursuance Of this order, the sheriff
of said county is authorized and en-
powered to Go all things which are requi-
site to carry this order into effect; and if
necessary. may enter into a contract with
some person or persons TO erect a building
containing sufficient rooms to furnish the
court with a suitable room and such other
rooms as may be necessary for the proper
transaction of court business, and TO rent
such building at the charge of the county
It is further ordered. That a certified
copy of this order be served by the
sheriff upon the board Of county COM
1nissioners of Grant county.
JNO. L. McATEE,
TsEAIl Judge.
7. P. RENSHAW, Clerk.
By SAM c. DAVIS. Deputy.
Pond Creek. o. r, Dec. g. 1901.
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GZENGA $
ITCH IS TORTURE.

Eczema Is caused b. IN acid humor IN
-he blood coming IN contact with The
Kin ard producing great redness aad ir-
eni discharge thin, sticky fluid, which
lrles and scales Of sometimes tlc skin Is
ard, cTy and fissured. Ec-er12 Il any
orn IS c to-ucnting. stubborn disease.
1ud tie itching and burning at times arc
-iuiost unbeayable; the acid burning
-uuor seens to Ccze oct and set the skin
oa hre. Solves, washes nor other ezter-
IA applications Do any real good. for as
long IS the poison -enains n the blood
L VIII keep the szin iTritateI
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testimony was weakened by impeaching
witnesses from McGee. mis- old home A
verdict of guilty vas generally looked
for
Y. B. johnson and J. w. Ownby pros
ecuted; J. B. Thompson IVES assisted in
the defense by Sullwen II Russell Of
Dallas. Pruiett & Carr OF this city and J.
w RoIen of Ada
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doctor $ method ~ treatment which wss
discovered by him a few years aro. ls an
oH which win absorb ths lnd1ra'ed pas5a
81 cancer and heal the liberation.
In speaking of the N-nay. ur bfe says,
''I believe she Roeufrea rsss haFe simost
brought my trcatmerr e. perfection. Fer
thIs reason. q case ~ rarrsf chat rrqssired
three months % euse aVe Years ago. We
are now able % discharse fn frsnl three
20 I've weeks. After the oiis are ap-
piled 70 the parts. aas the prrterting
mask So in place % protect The ether
parts ~ the boeF. the disetTcd AREA is
exposed ~ the rays from eight % twelve
minutes and the good results are Oh
tasned from the oils almost immediateiT
IN the case ~ = Cgker a railroad
man Of The T. q r. railway. living az
Farco. Indiana; came - re November
i5 suffering with epithsifnua fskin can-
cerl. almost covering the entire ssce
vith one ~ ihc erovfh7 under the ere
~ large ae q hcrs egg Mr CoAer haa
been burned aad Tortured with esrharea1
treatments unfi he wae ~ weak he eouia
scarcely walk. After fhe rraf srrii-a-
fion cf tha oils ard eicreG minutes sr-
p0sare tc tha gray The pafiart declared
he feit relief Flneen trcsfri-rfs have
entirely Cured file case. however. iu fhss.
or ans other patieaf J euntiras 20 give
constitutional trestnert reeh aa msy sa
INDEBTED. for raf,6zhs
s-rhe case ~ fhs urs e H Grady
lfs Ingram street fhis cffv uaa s. ~
r5arsattr cure ~ ranf@r - fHs f1rEs~
AFTER sersnus surafeeI araraffer. An
other aaHe wtfrt IL ~ faffrfsf ls fhat
20 M~n fr~rss efstrf -es 1-f-afrfa arfs- -
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Indians AIlotments Burned.

Hobart. o. r. Dec. Some mischiev-
Gus rniscreant last Sunday noon set fire
to the grass south Of town and in p
few minutes the strong wind had car
ried the flames beyond control. ter
ritory OF about ten miles was burned
over. the greater part of which was In
dian allotments. The Indians had de-
pended upon the grass for winter pas
ture and the man who started the fire
should be thrown in jail, declares the
News
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REPUBLICAN
ORGANIZATION
LOSES OFFICERS
Governor Ferguson'S Place
Must be Filled by Another.
GRIMES PLACE Also
Interesting Political Fight Over
Situation Is Brewing.

Guthrie. 0. T. Dec. s.-The fact that
all federal oaice-holders must resign po-
sitions held by them in political organi-
cations win make two important changes
in the Republican organization Of Okla
horna. Secretary William Grimes is now
gational committeeman for oklahoma
having served in that capacity for some
time.
Governor Ferguson has been chairman
of the territorial organization, and since
his appointment as governor must re-
sign that position The selection of sue
cessors for the two men may bring on an
interesting little political contest The
name Of J. p Renshaw, former clerk of
Judge McAtees court, has been men
toned for Ferguson's place. As yet no
one has oeen openly talked Of for Mr..
Crimes position. Several land office Of
ficials hold minor political Offices in or
ganizatious, but these positions viii be
readily given UP.
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SEVENTEEN FuLL-sLooD CHIEFS
Meet in Convention and Turn Their
Half Brothers Down.

Pawhuska. Okla, Dec f9.-Seventeen
fulI-blood Usage Indian chiefs met here
last week, pursuant to the request Of the
department. and endeavored TO settle sew
eral matters important to their people.
The first question taken under considera-
ton they failed to settle, and were ad-
journed to await further instruction from
the department This first question was
the representation Of half-breeds IN the
rull-bIoods convention. There were sew
enteen present, elected by the convention
Of half-breeds. but the full-bloods would
only accept two of this number. The Jour
nal has this concerning the meeting:
The fuu-bIoods were allowed the floor
all morning, so that they might reach an
agreement among themselves TO let the
half-breeds come in and be a part of the
convention. It was FINELY agreed between
the fuu-bloods that two half-breeds
should be invited TO take part in the
meeting. The half-breeds would not ac-
cept OF this, and the full-bloods ad-
journed the meeting until o'clock, p. m.
A good big dinner did not seem TO put
the fun-bIoods in any better humor than
they were in the morning. They insisted
still that the half-breeds be allowed only
two Representatives, and they be allowed
TO choose these two. They picked from
the half-breeds two OF their most able
men Julian Trumbly and ]. F. Palmer
but as the half-6reeds wanted fun rec
ognition. they would not hear of such
thing.
Q. \. Mitscher. who was present at both
morning and afternoon sessions, saw no
chance for the half-breeds TO become a
part Of the convention through the con-
sent of the full-bloods; and further be
lieving that they had a perfect right to
be, he adjourned the meeting until he
could telegraph the commissioner of IN
dian affairs for his decision.
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upon a plan for the distribution Of these
favors, and that plaa N-ill be adhered to.
To have their names banded aroand by
a lot of Kansas grafters is doing the
men very great injury.
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be hungry. To have q good. natural appe-
ttfe- was troubled with gas ia
stomach. causing pressure cn the hf1It
with pAlpitat.on and short eTsatn
stomach. sometimes 1 had cramps .n the
stomach which almost reSeHlltitfi sitsiilr
Doctors told me had cutarrh ot the
stomach. bat their nlcaictHfs would unt
reaCh it. and would stAi - sufferer
had rot. ln sheer desperation. decided
q try stuart $ Dyspeusia Tablets.
and ] didn't believe anything read
about them. as had no confidence De
advertised remedies nut nay sister Iiving
iu RittsAurg. wrote me last aprlug tetiinE
and her little daughter ~ indieesiira
and loss of fesh ard appetite. ala 4
hesitated no longer z bought a nftN-reut
box u uly drug store and took two af Jho
them deliEhttui 70 take, being ls glet saf7
60 the taste as caramel candy W WErn-
ever durius TIE day or aisAi I feit anv
pain or uneasiuess iu the stomach or
about the heart / took one of the smaii
tablets and il three Wseila 20 seemed 10
me as 4t had never kanHn What
stonlAen trouble was keep etnsrt
Dyspepsia Tablets r. the heuss and every
member of our family usfs them occa-
slonaily after hearty meal or aheu ans
of us have pain or ache ln the digestive
Alr T. II Davis. o. Hampton. va.
sfya, doctorcd ave years Tor dys-
pepsia. but in two months Z got more
benefit from stuart s Dyspepsia Tablets
than ia i've years or the doctafs treaf-
mcut.
stuarts Dyspepsia TebIeta canfain 30
opiatcs. cocaiuc Qr aHE narcotic. rsthari-r
or other injurious erugs simply the
natural penteues ana elaesutea which
every weak stomach iUCjlE
Siuarts Dyspepsia fanictE ran he
bought ~ any drug store far u egatF "a
box The II A. Stuart Cos. HaralaIi
Hl,h-, publish "a BOOK about dyspepsia
which tieF VIII ssnd gou. free ant pre-
paid. ~ you VIII write and fe8utnt "a
a postal card wiH bring IL. write today.
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ROBBERS SCARED OFF
Cleveland. Pswnee County, Is Visited
by Thief in the NIGHT.

Cleveland. O. T.. Dec. S.-Bobbers have
discovered that Cleveland is not gosns
10 stand being foeled with by lot of
thieves. she puts "A stop 10 their very
appearance
Burglars attempted to force an en-
trance in 70 J. z. Martins store Tom
Martin. who was sleeping in the upper
rart of the store, was awakened hv hear
Ing the thieves attempting "a remove
a window sash lie secured revolver
ana made bis way IN g rear window.
which was open. From there ~ could
see one man az worS at the window. He
Immediately opened fire. ana sho felioW.
concluding that thines were getting toe
hot for him. made hssge - get oct -
raugc Four shots we're nrs3. hut none
Of them took eject.
The thiesfng fraternity wouid 90 wel
70 dgh5 shy ~ Cleveland. declares the
Triaaeie. as ouF merchants ana their
clerks are not a ait particular where
they sheos 81 the oeeasiar arlss a1l
sonlel.ody isiEht acesdtafaiiy set hars
one of these 1ne flshgs
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3Ap E0aaE q 80.

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tGcm % sTeitt3 twice
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the time silc ll5-lse
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lfr- s1Tc-. TcTT v-ii--
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much eisccl-.fclt- Fcur
loctc-s ssill Tie Tlticr
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-1uid d -ctlt-E f1r
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bctt,es cf s s. s -1d
vas co-pic .cis ca-e1.
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