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SCHOOLS.

MRKwooD MILITARY XCx0Sxx, -
Ing school for boys and young No. YN0aso
iol s9ls.s Or iSs . Suaps. hssEs 5000
Send for r. satsIosus; COL I6WA10 =
VIRGINA FEMALE INsTITUTR 49,,
va--echool for young ladies; sltuafel ID tAo
mountains OF Virginia, climate and ooenasy -
SPECIAL sdvsntsEes in nude. AZ. eios.eaa 81
for catalogue. 1iss Maria fsndiston puvSl,
Principal, successor to Mrs.. Cen J. = 3. oenoeG
THE University Of Missouri. co,umhie. - c..
partments Of LanGuase. 6oi6noe, Hlstosy. mt
! si:a a:soiSs sSe'IsSsz :nd
pairy, Husb.ndry. .HorticultnFN tnto0sdiUs
Veterinary Science. Household Eosnomiee -
Mechanic Arts. Instruction - sven In 411oee1I
Science and Tactics also, and In Ste1eWnpeU -
Bueineso Forms. All depertunenlD 0pen - vo090
and free a. to tuition. In Academic esDayt1eDo
.SspS Ss. S:': = sa ad e: :s -
S:s:shou s::n aha lat sSS sas o. -
Sr:sny and Ea,omoisas. ksy ieS:1lS5. q
In the Medical Dspsztmsst 1Ersitpre. 10y
and equipment for scasntino 9nd tqchn1eey 49,
AZ new: MY Rs.xA. n 80 a3L
aminetions fer entrance arc hel4 d1Rf1G ~ 80
g. Sept, prscsdinS ne Snsnns e e. ~:
sMIrzLER. R.eisslas, c0iunSla. c. 1sSSa q
Mines. With thirteen ssaahseD anA Ssv0 b11l1s
tNGs, ct Rol1a, No.
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To Cure Headache In 10 Minutes
Take Parkers Headache Powders. They
are safe and sure. All druggists. Price loo.
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ArUNp-on wednesday. July ~ 1901. At q,
m. Henry J. Mund, dearly beloved son and
brother. after q long illnesA at the age OF Is
yaars and : month";.
Funeral from his brothers residsnce. No. l61aA
Emily street. Saturday. July q. at $50 q m.
tnsnos 20 st. Johns Cemetery. Relatives and
fslsnds invited 70 attsad.
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KIN0-on Thursday. July u 1901. MA Kstha-
Y1ne King
Services viii be hsld at Wasoners undertake
ing-roornA No. III Olive street. on Saturday,
July n, a2 q N Intermenx private.
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Bloominston Chautauuua.

Round-trip tickets to points East now on
sale via Biz Four Route.
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MATH1EU-o Wednesday. July ~ 1871, John
a. Nathisu beloved husband of Mary 3. Matthew
(nee Morria) and dear father VI Adelaide T.
Matthew. aged ~ yeara
Funeral from family residence No 1900 North
Market street Friday. July 20. 1901 at 3:N p
m. to Bellefontaine Cemetery. Relatives and
fAandn are suyieod 70 attend.
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NuRRAYAon Thursday. July e. 1901 At II
hurry (nse Byrne). and father Of Maurice A..
66W. g. James ]. and Elisabeth Murray.
Funsrsl from late residence, No. s7U Choutsau
ev>uua Saturday, $50 q M. to St Cronan's
Church thence to Calvary Cemetery.
Deceased was . member OF Branch No Ia
q r. a A.
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SPEClALTlES.
Louis c. Bohle Livery Co. 4,
UNDERTAKES AND EMBALMERS

se.r.e 49,. 800 any Ing st to distance Ss'0'
Black Cloth Caskefs, Arst-class
goOds. sc and upwards.
1122 CHESTNUT STREET.
reicrhnneO-Bell Main ST: Kinloch ~.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. July Is, 1901, At a.
a. Naxsaret 9urnaghen. dearly beloved mother
a Bernard and Hugh Murnaghan and Mrs. Su-
6aa EArTeL
Tupsral from aaughtsrs residence. No. 7ls La
fAysets avenue. to-day. p m. to St Revan's
Church, and thence to Calvary Cemetery.
C<nvsr. St Paul and Boston papers please copy.
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KENNEY-Eutersd into tsst on Wednesday.
July n 1901, At $50 q m, Thomas Kenney, be-
kved brother Of Mrs. Mary Nusent, Mrs: Cath.
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ST I1oUia, No, July -, Wp1.
n. C. =. 8. Neal. President Of tho Board Of Con-
nSl Hnaowmsnt Rank Knights OF PythaA
Chicago H.:
~ Dsar 0rI beg leave 70 extend my crate
al ACKNOWLEDGMENT tor check on First Nation.
q Bank Caicago m, for the sum Of 81 oo In
~ d De Endovnsot nank,1 Knights q
HsAssA 1900 e. sAas az yrn sFi t hea y.
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NURPHY-Tnussday, July Is. 1901 at 10 ,.
M VarNarst beloved daughter Of Peter and
ESrxarot Murphy (nes Hennesey).
TsnaEal from family residence. No 2s17 Biddls
etfsss, Friday. July Is. At p m. to Calvary
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Fursraa vim take place from late reAdence No
lS0 Carr street, on Friday. July q. At 1850 p.
m. to q Br1dget's Church, thence to Calvary
CsneteEy. Frasnds are respectfully invited
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BRApr-on Thursday. July = Isol, at s;'c :.
late Philip and Ann Brady Ines 6aynor,. and
Sister Of John, Mary and William Brady. At the
family residence. No. 17os OFsllon street
Dus notice Of funeral viii b. given.
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St. Louia Mo-. July %. lso1.

wuQlHsnsy wild. SON Of Julius and Bal
einA VITA, W1s buried yesterday at o'clock
essm family resdsnce. No 5on Bailey avenue
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couRTNEY-on Thursday. July = lsg e ~
o. m, Officer Edward j. Courtney OF the Firth
District. the beloved brother Of MrA Mary King.
1Esis and Thomas Courtney.
Funeral from the residence Of his Sister. No.
l5lS Palm street, on Saturday. July q. At 1U p
m. to 81. Nichaels Church. thsnoe to Calvary
Osmstsry. Friends invited to attend
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ACADEMY, ~: -,
BUNKER HILL . *:s%As.

Bunkee. HILL III. we!t Point ssgulateae g.
drill with home care and suituT TUT, pfspefe@e ~
ness; 18th year: enlarged accommodadoQa IL
catalogue, viewAI etc. write - . l. 0x1yNUb
Ph. D., Supt.
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PARRER-Nn Anna r. Parker, entered into
nj TnpIsday. July q 1901. at Las o'clock Q. m.
a006 q yoofA
vSnernl npm residence Of her sister. MrA EN-
INA a. Richmond No. 1854 Lotus avenue. Friday.
July Il q 4 d N. Interment private.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-04-28
INDIANS LOSE OUT
Paramount Players Put Up a
Good Game.
WAS A PITCHERS Battle
Several ChiIocco Boys Were
on the Sick List

Fairmount's baseban team defeated the
Chiloeco Indians yesterday 10 the tune OF
II - The Indians were completely
outclassed. Dunbar. the Indians pitch
er. has been out Of the hospital less than
week and was in no condition for the
game. Several OF the Indians left the
school for the two games when they
should have been in the hospital and the
result was no surprise 10 the team. The
Fairmount boys played good bail and the
pitching Of Forney was a special feature.
Dunbar was hit rather hard IN the
fourth, fifth and eighth innings while
t'orney was steady an ESPECIALLY efec-
tive at critical times. The first three
innings were played in a snap and go
manner and Paramount managed 10 work
in one run in the last half Of the third
The Indians seemed 70 lose heart and al
lowed Fairmount 70 bring in four runs in
their half in the fourth In the 9th the
Indians rallied ana worked ia their two
runs. but allowe4 Paramount to score four
in their half. The sixth brought no
scores although both pitchers were hit
pretty hard. but all were TO the infeld
and the ball was handled in a lively
style. In the seventh the first four In
li--tiS W S--AAr1 d Ailr 'Al -e~tA went
out by sharp inneld playing by Fair
mount Fairmount, IN their half could
only get one man across the plate. IN
the eighth the Indians went ont in one
TWO, three order, with hits 20 the inheld
and Paramount players pounded out
enough hits 70 score four men. In this
inning Hinman made a beautiful catch
OF Forney's long drive to deep center
II the ninth each OF the IRE three IN
dams up secured q hit but went out on
first Paramount did not 60 - bat il their
half The score by innings.
Chuocco Indians. o o @ Q 0 o.
Paramount 800 4 O 4 IA
The Indians leave this morning for
Arkansas City, near which place the
school is located.
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COMING LOCAL EVENTS.

Tonties meet Tuesday evening in their
regular monthly social for their mem
bers and friends
The Barkheimer Mandolin club win play
for Miss Downing's dance tomorrow
night at Garfield hall.
Regular meeting of Wichita Court No.
% Royal Mystic Ties on VI Wednesday
evening. Members requested to be pres
emit
The papering social given by the young
men of the Reformed Sunday school VIII
be repeated on next Tuesday evening,
April so
Circle No. 6 p. ". a, viii hold the reg
ular business meeting THURSDAY after
noon at the home Of Mrs. Groves, 1892
Hunter avenue.
The Twentieth Century club VIII hold
their annual meeting for the election Of
officers on Tuesday, April Sd al 2-30 p u-.
All members are requested 90 he present.
Progressive Women Circle No. o. VIII
meet with Mrs Meredith at Iz south
AIosely avenue Wednesday evening at s
O'Clock. Please bring dues as it is i'm
portant.
The LADIES' Aid society Of the Re
formed church VIII hold the regular
monthly meeting and tea at the home Of
Mrs. Grisjun. % South Topeka avenue,
Thursday afternoon az 2-39.
W. r C. No. az VII hold g thimhle
party on wednesday o fthis week from
2 to o'clock and from 90 g. at the resi-
dence II AIRS ". r Little. 312 North
Water All members invited 70 come
and bring your friends
All 5ournevmen carpenters are request
e1 Il be &C uuion hali. corner Of Water
and Douglas. on wednesday evening May
J. Business OF importance % every me-
chanic b the city VIII be transacted Car
penters. come ard assist us 90 better our
condition.
= ~ Kaiser Camp No 8 Wo0dnen
az the World win entertain their friends
az an after session ol Tuesday evening
with a spelIaE contest with Dr. Hutton
and J. ~. Gale as principals AZ friends
OF the camp invited % attend az their han
No. A. East Dgugias
Harmony Council. so I-3. r A. A.. wii
hold rs reg,,iar monthly ertertalI11ent
Monday evening some ~ the hest talent
In the clty VIII take part alse ane oe-
chesLrl Refreshments VII 10 served
Al rem hers and friends ~ che order tr-
vitcd n come ana have good time
All meu bers of the wichita Musical
club are urged u b. pres lt az the au-
nual meeting ~ the club 90 he held il
Sedgwick Music haI on 81 elnes1ay Nay
Z. ct So The annual report - the OF
fcers VIII - made O. lsw board Of dlrec-
tors o-Eani-ed and other Important busl-
ness for che new year transacted
The Woman Home Missionary society
VIII not hold 8 busirsss meeting ~ we'd
neslav afternceu. bur CHE detected ssde
ir contest asserting to agre mfrt wiI
tenzer q reception ~ the evening ~ s
O. c3cck On the church - rhe rlr nal-r ners
and also the cd with their hGsaan5s. or
one invited guest we corl-als -lsite
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true as he assembled into Heaven; so the
honor Of Jesus VIII keep me from mine
enemies, visible and Invisible. now and
forever. Lord Jesus Christ have mercy
on me, Mary and Joseph who took our
Lord down from the cross and buried
him; O. Lord. through thy suffering and
death on the cross for truly thy soul was
posted out OF this sinful world, give me
grace that I may carry my cross patient
Il with dread and fear when I suffer and
that without complaining and through
thy sufferings 1 may escape danger now
and forever. Amen"
The most vigorous workers have spells
Of tired feeling now and then This
feeling is caused by arrangement IN the
stomach. liver and bowels. \ few doses
Of PRICKLY ASH BITTERS quickly
corrects the disorder and sends the
blood tingling through the veins. carry
ing life and renewed energy throughout
the system.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-04-28
BASE BALL
NATIONAL LEAGUE.


PITTSBURG, 2; ST. LOUIS. :.
/ Pittsburg. April 27.-The National
/ League baseball season opened l-ere TO-
/ day before an enthusiastic crowd OF 10 eco.
A parade Of the two teams. headed by a
brass band, preceded the game The
! grounds were in poor condition. part OF
the outdeld being covered with mud and
water. a ground rule was necessary,
making balls hit into this territory good
for only two bases. The visitors prouted
by this rule no less than six OF their ATS
falling into the water. while the home
team failed to land one there. The fea-
lures were 1.le playing Of Wallace and
BransdeId. Score.
RHE
Pittsburg ..........-.oO % 00o0o-2 il ,
st. Louis .-.-........0 o . 0 1 L 81 =
Batteries-Tannehm and thinner: Pow
ell and Ryan Earned rUns-sC Louis Z.
Two-base hits-He4~rick. Wallace 90,
Padden (2). Kreuger. Ryan. Tmee-base
hits-Heidrick Mccain. Bases on balls
or Tannehiu. 8; of Powell. !. Struck
out-By Tannehll. :; by Powell, g. IN
pire-Dwyer.
CINCINNATI. 9; CHICAGO. .
Chicago. Aprn 27.-Cincinnat helded IN
brilliant style today and hit Taylor very
hard from the start Hahn was an eng
ma excepting I'm one inning. when his
only gift was followed by three singles.
Attendance, $500. Score:
RHE
Chicago ..............0OO0 02O0-2 6 8
Cincinnati ............3 10000 &c il I
Batteries-Taylor and King: nahn and
Peitz. TwO-base hirs-Becklcy. Three
base hits-BeckIey. Crawford. home fun
Crawford. Struck out-By Taylor 2; by
1fahn S. Bases on balis-On Taylor ];
OF Hahn. l. Umpire-Ensiie-
PHILADELPHIA. 6. NEW YORK. l.
Philadelphia. April 27.-White pitched
his second game for the lacol National
League club today and again came ont
winner He was hit more frequently than
on his first appearance. but the hits were
scattered and his support was good At
RHE
Philadelphia ...-.....o i o03 o'-5 2
New York ............e Q 7 Q o. =
Batteries-White and Douglass; Taylor
and Bowerman Elrned rlns-New 7 9rS.
l. Tvo-base hits-Selbach. Hickman,
Strang. Bases on balls-Strang, cross.
Umpire-O Dav-
BROOKLYN. 6; BOSTON 3
Brooklyn April 27.-The BrooEyns took
advantage O. errors by the Boston Na-
tionaI League team today and Won hand
ily In a game Fun Of fielding features.
Hughes was unsteady. especially il the
third. when the visitors scored an their
runs. Attendance. $50 Score
Boston ...............00so0009o-5 6
Brooklyn -..-.--.-.-.-.t 0 o 2 o ef-5 81
Batteries - Nichols and Nittredge.
Hughes and Mcclure Tw0-base hits
Hamilton. Nichols. Keller. Struck out-
baus-By Hug-es, c; b. Nichols, q I'm
-,f-e- Col Gan
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-04-28
HEALTH BOARD BRINGS ACTION
Charge Dr. Fordyce with Violation OF
Quarantine Ordinance.

DR. J II. Fordyce was arrested yester-
day afternoon on warrant charging
violation Of the quarantine law. The
complaint was made Icy the board Of
health and the doctor is charged with
failing 10 report q case Of smallpox which
he has been attending at l16 3, est Second
street. The doctor claims that there
must be mistake in the matter and says
that he has only had one eruption case in
six weeks and that one was reported TO
the board Of health. The doctor gave his
own bond for his appearance in police
court on Monday morning at 9 o'clock,
when The case VIII have a hearing before
Judge Stanley.
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St. JAMES Assn. 10l St. JAMES BLDG, CINCINNATI, 0.
WESTERN LEAGUE.


OMAHA. a. Ml%NEAPDLlA-
Omaha. April 12-Cmaha Won hotiy
contested ean1e this afternoon. the FIRST
of series of three exhibition games
with Minneapolis. Graham won for
Omaha hy hard hitting. Score:
EHE.
Omaha. ...............IooOo . 2
MINNEAPOLIS -.--....-.o o Of 80 O o-3 9 3
Batteries-Granam and Lauzon. Fergl-
son end Mcconnell.
COLORADO SPRINGS 3; DENVER. q
Denver April 1.-THE Colorado Springs
baseball team took another same from
the Denver PLAYERS tolay, Winning easily
hy o good marEaiu- ATTENDANCE. SD
Ri =.
Denver ...............0e1oo011o-8l g
Colorado sprass .o11o is Q
Batseries-aIcSeely. DostsI ard s1u-
van. Ream. Swain and Donchle- Urn-
ulre-lfcC arthv
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-04-28
Is NARKET G00D
Oat or Town Huyer~ Want wffbita
aHuH

Tt-~a vas considerable actirifT aro171
.a- rzsr Festrr11v and several
~ rruu rrerF were r2rg 70 rl
-r H- Ararlezs- - -1e ~
MISSION rrr ~ Hrrt~icEa q Hr
- ~ market elslfsrz V4rs cres E-r
- ara rzinr - fst CE4rss fr -r
.rsf shIa-e1t 81 hs err ~ kaf
r ~ Eerlrirks lart lftee- tr-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-04-28
MAKE nav RULES
Board or Health Add stringent Regu-
IariOas

The Wichita board Of health have
ISSUED some new rules which VIII be in
c9rporated In the quarantine laws and
strictly adhered 10. All persons who
have been exposed TO smallpox must
either be- vaccinated or go 20 the deten-
ten house. ANY person violating the
Quarantine OF failing 70 report a case OF
smallpox En- the family VIII be confined
in the pest house barracks for a period OF
Ic-ty-tw0 DAYS.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-04-28

Mrs A. w. Stnlwell LEFT for Chicago
Friday Tor q short visit with AIRS. Z. b.
Gordon. Mrs SUuwen was accompanied
ly her mother Mrs NJ. x Marsh who
has been visiting for several weeks in
wichita.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-04-28

Pufs under the eyes red nose; pfnrle-
blotched, greasy face don't mean hard drink
ing always as much as It shows that th&re IS
Bic IN The BLOOD. It Is true, drink
ing and over-eating overioads the stomach,
but failure TO assist nature IN regularly dis
posing Of the partially digeSted humps Of food
that are dumped into the bowels and allowed
to rot there, is what causes all the trouble.
CASCARETS will help nature help you, and
viii keep the system from filling with poiSonS,
will clean out the sores that tell OF the sys-
STEMS rottennesS. Bloated by bile the figure
becomes unshapely, the breath foul, eyes and
skin yellow; in fact the whole body kind Of
fills Up with filth. Every time you neglect to
help nature you lay the foundation for just
such troubles. CASCARETS viii carry the
poisons out Of the system and viii regulate
y pan. Start to-night-ons tablet-keep It up for
Is, and VOC viii feel right, your blood VIII &c rich,
Of CASCARETS, take as directed. L you arc not
PsIS hloaf * Quickly acd ozruanentfy
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-04-28

We answer the
questions briefly. n
Won cut an artery
81 VCrr arm YOU 20
not take internal
medicine 20 stop the
n0w Of blood YOU
TSE LOCAL. Ab-
dLTCATIONS sim
narlY when the ure-
thrdl ducts become
weakened ard re
iaxed r. IS rlCicu-
Ions IN "a Ea inter
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-04-28

nal treat nent. which must pass tlroug
the stomach and urine before IL reaches
the seat ~ disease The seminal ducts
project into the lrethral canal through
the Prostate Gland. and ere easily
reached by LOCAL TEEAI AlEEI
DR. Carrer's 'firal-Soire ems" soluble
Bour1es VIII dissolve. digest and forever
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-04-28
WHY IT CURES MEN.
Fhghuu Dissolved Like Beneath the Sun
In FIFTEEN DAYS
Why Weak Restored Applied Locally
ion Of Structure is Dissolved Like Sno'
In FIFTEEN DAYS.

TO RUIN THE STOMACH The St
James treatment is local, direct ans pol
tive
The 81. James treatment g. prepared %
tle form ul CrIFous- NUf " rflF
smooth fe1 De and wholly luail. 81 en-
are inserted into the water ra-saEe 70
night, where thew dissolve and Q post
the medication ln SIS full siren -tl unou
the Prostate Gland. CONTRACTING ena
sfrerEthenue t1e lccts and FlEEA Eft
STOPPING DRAINS AND EMISSIONS
and curing while The patient sleeps
NaricOceie.
Varfcocele fs an accumulation % slug
eish blood iu The veins Of the srrotunf.
due solely % imrerfcct circulaton su
Prostate Clans Operations iu this q e.
ease are ouiy temp crazy, and 90 mecnan-
lcaI device yer q discovered has cured "a
single case. Gr7n-S1lVent heiie fh
Prostate and restores nfaItlF rirru.lfir~
Narlcccaie clsaD1 ars ard rec eIugF S.
accumular don is replaced BY pure HEALTHY
Thousands o. men str'ctu res. weak
wasting ana despculent were cure a1f
restored By the - James method la7t
scar vast army ~ men in whom H.
light ~ life has reuef ratel the feslf =
nightmare az Structure and mlaI
decay
.rintan OF tire Incorporate 81 james
unerer from Structure and i-s cfspf uR
wri-e o. che ST. james Ase1cIat.eu. -el
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-04-28
Notiee tn NommerclaI rraVelers

The committee appointed by Council
No. 90. Z. c. T, have called on the
wholesale houses Of Wichita. Kansas.
who have given permission to their sales
men. who are members Of the Council. to
attend the Grand Council meeting at
Hutchinson, Kan, on May 10th and 18th,
1901 A fun attendance is requested.
The following is q list of the wholesale
houses:
Q. r. Potts Drug Co. Wichita Whole
sale Grocery Co. Lehman-Higginson &
Co., Aylesbury Mercantile Co, Letz-
Spencer Mercantile Co, Casey & Garst,
Observation-Disclosures Dry Goods Co. Hook
aday Hardware Co, Wichita Produce Co,
W. 5 Grant, J. d. 8IcEwen, Bryan Bros,
L. Hays Saddlery and Leather Co,
Cioldstandt-POwelI Hat Co. McClung
Boot and Shoe Co. ]. c. Dunn & Bro. Pr
oueer Shirt Co. Plano Manufacturing Co,
W A. johnson, Manager; Deering Har-
vester Co. W T. Rouse. manager; Nc
Cormick Harvester Co, Mr.. Weeks. man
ager: DOld Packing 90, Kansas and
Texas Coal Co. Central Coal and Coke
Co, Jackson Coal Co, John McComo.
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TRY FOR CERTIFICATES
County Teachers Examined IN Com
mon and Professional Branches.

Yesterday was examination day Tor the
teachers Of the county. Nineteen report
ed for work, at the Lewis academy. eight
trying for third grade, eight for second
grade and three for first grade certif-
cafes. The examination was IN charge Of
Superintendent Colville and Mr.. VIM.
Sence, county uperintendent-elect. The
great number Of the teachers viii wait
until after the normal, in July. 70 take
their examinations. Most Of the coun-
try schools are closed for the summer,
and the teachers are planning trips 10 va
ri0us parts OF the country, and large
delegation VIII go from Wichita and
Sedgwick county TO the National Teach
ers' association at Detroit, in August.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-04-28
SICK HEADACHE

IS always caused by torpid liver CT in
perfect digestion, and Is generally &C
companied with constipation The cause
is quickly removed and a normal AMI
healthy condition obtained by a dose Of
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-04-28
And All Disorders Of the Liver.

Price, 25c per box. Sold by all drug
gists, OF sent by mail on receipt OF price
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-04-28

dlIlou O. the p-oc--, and local
applications. while soothing
and cooling. ard 1lzv 30 some
extent relieve the lulamula-
tiou and itching cannot
be considered cures, because
external remedies 10 uot
reach constitutional or blood
diseases. SalVcS o,urnants,
powders. huons and soaps 90
more harm than god, ~
suearirE ever and sealing ID
the pores of The sSiu. thus
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-04-28

"a Pills

Purely vegetable, mild ard reliable.
Cause Perfect Digestion. complete ab-
sorption and healthfui regularity. For
the cure OF ali disorders Of the Stom-
ach. Bowels Kidneys, Bladder. Nervous
Diseases, Piles, Sick Headache,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-04-28
lrethrsl Structure

Urethrsl Structure
IN Is DAYS. without pain. injury or incon-
venience. The tougies are inserted az
nirht and act while yeu sleep. "Gr1n-
Solvent removes every symptom 81
structure. leaving TIE canal 80 healthy
~ when nature formed &C. 80 BRUfA r.
CUTTING OR DfTATING SO INJEC-
TIONS To IREfrATE TIE MEM
ERANE so INTERNAL DRrGGIN8
Space VIII not permit "a complete dee
Treat uent IN urethral discs ses ~ -
Pros-atitis and seminal Weakness. sh0Ii
St jones Bldg Cincinnati OHIO COZ t1e
frateE work showing me ports " he 90
in urethrai ailments. which they vii sen
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