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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-01-02
JUDGE M. S. ADAMS DEAD
Former Wiehitan Passes away In
Colorado.

Judge NJ 5. Adams, formerly a vel
known resident Of this county. recently
died at his home IN Canon city, Col.
Judge Adams came to Kansas IN 1857. To-
eating at LeavenwOrth. He remained at
Leavenworth, where he had a law Office,
until 1873, ad during that year he came
10 this city.
During his residence here Judge Adams
was well liked and there are many Of the
old timers in Wichita who VIII remember
him as ne used TO appear while among
the citizens Of this city
Regarding his death and history. the
Canon city Clipper has the following
Moses swain Adams was born October
e. 1926. at Rindge, Cheshire county. n. Il
Re was one OF six children, only one OF
whom, Miss Katie Adams, Of Kesne. n
H, aged 81 years, survives him He was
a descendant OF Revolutionary patrols
his grandfather, David Adams. having
served in the colonial army and being
known as Captain Adams. HIS cOmmis-
sion as captain, issued by the governor
Of New Hampshire, IS preserved as a
precious relic and heirloom "a the family
''ATr Adams raas educated Ia the con
mon schools q his native town until =
when ne entered New Ioswtsh academy.
where he remained one year. taen A.
Wsnchendon and Westninster academies
untu no attained h4s majority. attending
only in the summer and working during
the fail and winter 70 defrsy eIDenses.
after leaving school he weat q x n5er-
hook, ~ =, where he took charge q TIE
English department 10 the pubiic scaoels.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-01-02
STILL MORE CHANCES LEFT
Drawing for Fully. GIadys 10 Take
Place soon.

Interest seems to be increasing in the
drawing for TIE colt Gladys. the pro-
ceeds Of which are 10 90 TO the organ
fund Of the Reformed church. There
are yet a number Of chances Of lower
numbers 70 he sold and when these are
disposed OF the drawing VIII take place.
As viii be remembered. Mr.. C. G=hring
has the drawing in charge, having pur-
chased the colt o. the Reformed church
people after the presentation OF tAe colt
TO the choir by SIS former owner, Cash
Henderson
A travelling man FOR an eastern house
was in the city last week ard was most
anxious to secure The colt after be heard
about the circumstance. He left orders
Cor a wichi-a man to try and buy the
colt sfter the drawing tooE pace
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-01-02
A SOUR STOMACH
Is Often the Real cause 81 a scar
Temper

EeHlpeF.
That TIE condition OF the digestive
organs has a marked effect uson tlss
character OF disposition is truism a.
old as the hills. Old Ben Johnson wisely
SAD "the pleasure 81 lvng depends upoa
the liver" and i Is a ract which nols
nay dispute that q Eauay lisposiuon
more often results from a healthy dises-
ton than from an other cause.
Acid dyspepsia. commonly called sour
stomach or heartburn Is caused hy SLOW
digestion a. food. instead % belnE
promptly Gigestad ard converted insa
blood bone and rnDseis. &c les n tbs
stomach fer hours. fermenunE ana de-
csying. crea1nE gases which cause pres
sure on the lungs ana heart. short breala
and general discomfort and irritauon
Such haf Gisesled Food IS ln6ee6 poor
nourishuent for the body. brain ara
nerves ana she result IS shown in irritable
tenpers- unaccoun table helaaches ana
thar depressing condition usually called
the ''b'ues, bat how quickly az rhezs
disappear when appeute and -d.sostion
are restored
Laxative medicines Only iTstats the al
ready irritatsd stomach and bowels and
have no eject Upon actual digestion Il
food.
TIE sensible course TO follow la 20 raazs
use OF simple natural disest.vss llzs
Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets after meal
until the stomach has a chance 90 re-
cuperate.
The natural dlgesoves which cvery
/ healthy stomach contains are pep- mes.
diastase ard TIydrochioric and lactfc acds
and when any Of them are lacking ms
trouble begins the reason Stuarts pys-
peQsia Tablets are So valuable and sue
cessful IN curing stomach troubles IS de-
cause they contain. IN a pleasant couoen-
trated tablet form all these absolutely
necessary essentials for perfect digestion
and ass initiation of food
Henry EirSpatrick q Lawrence. Mass
says men and women whose o,x5spa-
ton pre- studies an active outdoor re
should make Il daily practice o. use
Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets after meals.
have done so myself and know pos.
lively that 7 owe my present health ana
visor % their daily USE
prom me time was e. when
graduated nom school with broken heaifla
from overwork, until was s. Z scarcely
knew what &c was % be free from stem
ach weakness. had no appetite WHAT
ever for breakfast and very ltua for any
other mesl.
II had acidlty and heartburn noaFfv
every day and sometime was alarmed
by iTegularlty and palDsauoB n TIE
heart bat an This gradually q Appeared
after I began using Stuart's Dyspepsia
Tabiets and 7 can eat my meals with
relish and satisfaction Which had noe
known since I was a growing boy
The success and popularity ~ stuart'a
Dyspepsia Tablets ts enormous but 81 Is
deserved. and every drueEist IN the
United States. Canada and Crest Britain
has good word Tor this msrtoriogs
preparation.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-01-02

dering aimlessly among forrest-ribbed
hills and spring water glens. Winding
away and away among the vine-clad hills
and finally disappearing behind wooded
mountain, the little stream takes its
course. On one side, on the top Of the
thigh hilT' is a Moslem minaret with its
stately towers Of Mohammedan architect
ure, crowned by the time-honored ores
cent On the opposite hill at the crest of
a steep bluff is a medieval castle which
towers gloomy and fretful over the calm
" pastoral scene below An this and
more was thoroughly enjoyed by the
large cOncourse Of people who witnessed
it, many for the first time. This Is the
first affair Of this kind yet given by the
Scottish Rite Of Wichita, but # was the
frequent comment of the members pres
ent as well as invited guests, that it
must not be the last. From the success
Of the event yesterday It is all but GER
tainty that hereafter, each year on this
feastal day, there VIII be similar attrac-
tons at the cathedral
The real cordiality, the always want
of conventional stiffness, the cosy
waTmpth Of welcome, and the nptuous
hospitality so freely given were appreci-
ated and enjoyed yesterday, not only by
the members. but by the ladies as well
who were present.
Irregular bowel movements lead to
chronic consupa ton. PRICKLY ASH
BITTERS is a reliable system regulator;
cures permanently.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-01-02
He HEADS THE LIST
p. ". Anderson Writes Many Lives
for North western MutuaI Company

=. ". Anderson Writes Many Lives
for Northwestern Mutual Company
Mr.. P. NJ. Anderson is one Of the hap
piest men in Wichita this morning. Last
night he received a telegram from the
headquarters Of the Northwestern Mutual
Life Insurance company for Kansas in
Topeka, stating that he had lead the en-
tire number Of agents in this state for
the amount Of insurance business written
during 1900.
This piece Of news is particularly pleas
ing to Mr.. Anderson He has been do
ing a good business. He was aware Of
aware Of that fact, but the idea Of Sc
curing the lead for the year in Kansas
had never entered his head and the tele-
gram last night was the first intimation
Of that fact.
This is considered quite an honor among
insurance men and it furthermore shows
that Wichita is directly in line in all
kinds Of business.
Mr.. Anderson has been with the North
western Mutual for fifteen years Seven
years of this time he was in Topeka and
the other eight years have been spent in
Wichita During that time he has work
ed up a fine business and the fact that
he leads all Of the Kansas agents in the
amount of business done demonstrates
this fact.
The NOrthwestern's business over the
state has not been small either and al
though Mr.. Anderson does not care to
give out the amount written by him dur
ing the past year, yet it in itself, is not
a small amount by any means.
With the pleasure and qualification of
having been successful and leading all of
the Kansas agents for his company dur
ing the past year, Mr.. Anderson will
start in on the new year and new cen
fury with a realization that life is worth
living, and a feeling that success comes
to the person who rustles in business cir
cles.
Mr. Anderson was. receiving the con
ordinations of his friends last night and
this morning more than one friend Of
Press" Anderson as he is familiarly
known will grasp his hand and tell him
that he is glad that a Wichita insurance
man had the list for the Northwestern
people the largest amount of business
written in Kansas during the past year.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-01-02
WERE WELL ENTERTAINED
Theatre GOers Pleased With Prison
eF OF Zenda- at the Crawford.


Finally Wichita theater goers had the
opportunity to sea the dramatzaton OF
Anthony Hopes fascinating story. 'The
Prisoner OF Zenda." For two seasons
the presentation Of this play was booked
for Wichita and disappointments followed
the announcements OF broken contracts.
Manager Martiing made on final effort
this season and the result was two excel
lent performances Of ''Tyhe Prisoner Of
Zenda" al the Crawford theater for New
Years matinee and night 10 two fine aud
iences The dramauzation as presented
last night closely follows the book The
story As told in a prologue and four acts.
The prologue explains thu ortgtn OF the
two families claiming the throne at Stril-
saw. and Is a little slow and draggy al
though It explains the story Of the play
fully % those who are not familiar with
the book. The company who presented
the play is good and staged & well The
scenery was all that could be desired
and the costumes were correct The star
actor Of thet company was Mr.. Brand
who played the part OF Col. sapt the in
tripid old soldier and statesman He was
the best actor in the cast He was the
ideal that one pictured from reading the
story. The part Of Fritz Won Thalheim
was the next best. His every movement
was consistent with the character and
both Fritz and Sapt were easily the most
prosperous character with the audience
The duel role Of Rudolph Rassendyu
the dashing Englishman and Rudolph.
the drunken king. was certainly IN capa-
bic hands with Mt. Vaughan CHASER. His
quick change from the character or the
king to that OF Rassendyu in the first
act and also N the last act was so neat
and perfect that three-fuurths OF the aud
ience did not realize It Mr.. Glaser Is
very clever and certainly does some ar
tistic work. but he has a fault IN an IN
clinathon 70 rant at times Miss Char
htte Fdttell as Princess F1avia acts very
we'll indeed. but her ennunciaton IS bad
does not look the part She IS graceful
and DOES some very pretty work. how
ever. Robert CONFESS as Rupert Of Hent-
IAN was exceptionally good and his char
actsrization Of ibis dare devil swordsunan
Is clever. Wichita theater goers have
seen him before. the last fine IS NJ
Armstrong In Clement Bainbrdgee's Ala
hama. Miss Helen Strickland as Anto1n-
cite is deserving of mention Her de-
leudation OF the role was nearly perfec-
ton- The story IS strong enough % car
~ itsssf even with an inferior cast The
audiences yesterday were pleased
PRICKLY ASH BITTERs cures the
kidneys. regulates the liver and purhes
the bowels. A valuable system tonic.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-01-02
RETuRhs FROM III EAsI
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or ~ pa-sess 81 his barreza career is
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-01-02
HOOSON-REIMER NUPTIALS
Young People Married Last HiEht by
Hew Burns

Mr.. waiter Hodaon and Miss Eta
Rslmer were married iast night st
O'Clock at the residence = Rev. - r.
Burns. psstsT Of the Eznporia Avenue
81 y church. on South EmDoria.
Izameds atesy AFTER the webbing cs~e-
nouy tha young people went - taeir
new h0ms IN me FTreba8gh block. where
NJ. Hodaon rad previously arranged ia
neat manner rooms IF taer occasz-
t0n-
Previous 70 the marriage the young
people we're entersatne8 a. dinner az the
hons OF Mr.. 2 ~ Daaieis
Both are wei zooHp r. the csfy. TneT
have the beet WISHES = tnose Who k-oH
them and taelr fr,eGsda hope raat the per
tion o. the nss eeDfary waiea tsey 60
w1l bring thszn much ieT-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-01-02
THEY ARE AFTER BUSINESS
Missouri Kansas Telephone People
PIace a solicitor in ~ chita


Mr.. G. W. Ross Of Kansas City is IN
the city representing the Missouri and
Kansas Telephone company in the oapa-
city Of solicitor. He viii be here for
some weeks and will have active charge
Of that part Of the telephone company s
business.
During the past few months the Wichita
business has been rapidly increasing. The
phones now number something like eight
hundred and it is anticipated before 90
day roll around that WIGHT will have
nearly thousand telephones.
Tbs is an indication of the immense
amount Of buiness being done in this city.
A few years ago. the phones numbered
three or four hundred and at the present
time they are double that number.
Every business man who is in business
for all the business that he can get uses
a telephone. He has one in his house if
necessary and always one in his Office.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-01-02
. n B=Ls ~ *
3D., a. n BE Asd f,g Hss i.F7g Bs-s
''1 a N1Azzz$s<
THEIR kNNuAL RLCEPII0N
NC. A. wui Eatertais in f'ariors
Tonight

Tonight az ths parrors ~ IN Y ~ r.
A.. occzun the annual roa1ge1ou ~ tiat
institution % tho y0lng people - -hs
city TIE yosng men and re laser
aux.niary VIII unite IL fhs arafr and e.
promises to 20 ore ~ 30 fnast enf7Taa.ls
events - the season
me recegions given ~ Ere T ~ ~.
a are a1Esya pleasing aGazrs and az
ogrdlHg - Secretary Fuller t1e anair GO
night wiz - in advance ~ anf 81 lAeas
30 Al &c nlher cantlra.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-01-02
OPENING DATE NOT SET
Not Definitely Decided when New
Dining Room VIII open.

The new dining room connected with
the Chicago Rock Island and Pacifc ratl-
road station IN this city has been com
pleted and It only remains for superin-
tendent Frank Stewart Of the Rock Isl-
and ding car service. 20 make final in
spsct0n before II VIII De thrown open 70
70 public
Just when the formal opening vii take
place has not been definitely determined
but It IS thought that all Necessary ar
rsngements viii be completed within the
next two weeks
ono Of the most important details that
must be arranged for b the matter Of
a new tine schedule As soon as the
new restaurant Is opened 10 the travelling
public AL trains viii be held a. The sta
ton Tor twenty minutes 20 az 70 give the
passengers ample time 70 partake q a
luncheon.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-01-02
WICHITNS NEW INYENTOR
Hr Frank Yaw HIS New way OF Pre-.
serving Apples

ar Frank Yaw, one OF the progressive
farmers OF this county. has experimental
in the Preservation Of apples and II
prophecy doesn't ian he VIII be a COM
mercil bensEacto- ia al years 10 come
Last September he baked some and
opened them yesserda1. they tasted as
sweet and perfect as the day they were
submitted 70 heat They are put Up in
jars a1d VIII keep IN any climate Com
mercial people who have inquired into the
process ssy that The apple Of the future
Is tie baked app,s
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-01-02
INTEREST Is REVIVED
KIngman County People Talking OF
That &O.OOO Treasure.

The search for the chest which is sup
posed to contain $4,000 in gold which is
supposed to be hidden in Chickaslda
township near the famous Nichols springs
has GREETED much comment in Kingman
and other western counties The articles
which have appeared in the Eagle have
been copied extensively and the memory
of old pla1nsmen has been refreshed by
reading these articles.
The time was supposed to have been In
1913 and an army pay master was pur-
sued by a band of Indians for the pur-
pose of robbery.
Old plaInsmen and trappers throughout
Oklahoma and the mountain regions re-
call the circumstances of the Indian mas
sacre of the paymaster and the detail Of
troops accompanying him as an escort,
and the concealment Of the treasure, and
they recall that years ago many at
tempts were made BY different persons to
locate IT, but OF late years the search for
it has nearly entirely ceased except that
occasionally a small band of Indians
made periodical trips to the vicinity Of
the spring and would put in perhaps a
week each season prospe cting-presuma-
bly-for the treasure. They were always
lead by an old Comanche chief from the
vicinity Of Anadarko, T. T., but about .
years ago the chief died and their pill
grimages to the spring ceased
Since the visit of Captain J. A Nc
CURE and J.W. Ritter to the place where
the fortune, is supposed to be located,
there has been much interest manifested
in the search for the gold.
Although the treasure was supposed to
have been located in Kingman county the
people Of that county had not taken much
time in looking for it
Since the discovery OF Captain MCGUIRE
by his divining rod Of that place near the
spring there has been much interest and
many persons have undertaken the
search for the gold in their own behalf.
While no gold has been taken out OF
that hole which was dug BY Captain Nc
CURE and Mr. Ritter yet it is being close
II watched and at some future time. op-
erations will be commenced to give a sys-
tematic search for the yellow metal
which Is supposed to have been buried by
the old army paymaster
A system regulator Is g medicine that
strengthens and stimulates the liver,
kidneys, stomach and bowels. PRICKLT
ASH BITTERS is a superior system regu-
lator. It drives out all unhealthy con
ditons. promotes activity Of body and
brain, restores good appetite, sound sleep
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-01-02

la,tion Of the sanitary rules adopted BY
said board; and any person whose GER
tificate has been revoked. may, after the
expiration Of ninety days. apply to have
the same regranted to him, upon 2 sat
Is factory showing that the disqualihca-
ton has ceased.
Any person practicing the profession Of
barber without having obtained a oerhh-
cate Of registration as provided BY this
act, OF employing a barber who has not
such certificate, or falsely pretending to
be qualified to practice said profession
under this act or violating any Of the
provisions Of this act shall be deemed
guilty of a dismeanor and upon conviction
thereof shall be punished by a fine Of not
less than ten dollars or more than fifty
dollars.
After the session last night the dele
gates adjourned to the Royal Cafe where
banquet was served.
As many Of the visitors VIII remain in
Wichita today. the local men have pre-
pared an amusement program which in
cludes a car ride through the city and 3
number Of other features.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-01-02

We desire 90 lnGnk CIR many f-lerfs
and nagaoz-s f9- thetr l7vuE ssmpaeAy
deess - slnzness ard EEts ~ - afli
fcwsrs earuz The 5at= fuosss ana fea -n
Grace Befor5
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-01-02
David city. Neb-. April 4. 1900
l.nna.ae pm. Ennd 90. L. Tow. n l.

Gentlemen; must say IN regard to
GRAIN-O that there Is nothing better or
healthier. We have used it for years.
NJ, brother was great coffee dr.uksr
he was taken sick and the doctor said
coffee was the cause OF 20. and told Us 10
use GRAIN-O. we got a package but did
not ike * at first. but now would not
be without It, Ny brother has been wen
ever Stree we started To- use g. Yours
truly. LILLE SOCHOR.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-01-02
DIDN'T REDUCE The RECORD
Although several tsotfers Tried Hard
Yesterday al Paramount

Yesterday the zolf enthusiasts 7ers o'lt
trying TO raduce The record Tor TIE kinks
but they dida't guessed n doing 2 TIE
day was FAIR. crisp ard re games plels-
an- Thoss who played ana -nr best
scores YESTERDAY. ones around. were.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-01-02
hrs. W. {. STANLEY lLL
She Is Confined 20 Fser Eanauy mems
on North Topeka

Mrs ~ 2. Stanley % nl az the family
home on North Topeka avsa1se. She f.
under the doctor caro while che %
feeling better tfan she haa for several
days. sho IS not wei by any means.
Governor sfau3ey win probably lravs
the city tonight ~ Mrs STANLEY - u5t
any worse tn condition He had erDe-t-
ed leaving Monday night. but sta1d oge
on Ara sanley's account
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-01-02
IN OIden Times

People overlooked the importance Of per-
manently beneficial effects and were sat
isded with transient action; but now that
it is generally known that Syrup Of Figs
VIII permanently overcome habitual con-
stipation, well-informed people win not
buy other laxatives, which act for a
time, but finally injure the system. Buy
the genuine, made by the California Fig
Syrup Co
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-01-02

PRICKLY ASH BITTERS cures the
kidneys. regulates the liver and purIHes
the bowels. A VARIABLE system tonic.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1901-03-19
MunterYille.

Munterville, March 19.-Gust Peter
son started out with his engine and
saw mill about ten days ago and the
engine mired in the mud and he has
not been able to move it since.
Ernest Johnson is better, now being
able to be out some during the nice
part of the day.
Samuel Johnson, president and Jno
Burgeson, vice-president, met with the
secretary, A. e. Mcneil, IN Munterville
the 14th to attend to some business
pertaining to the Mutual Insurance
Co., of which they are officers.
Nels Swenson was an Ottumwa visi'
tor the fore part of the week.
Quite number of people in this vi
entity are. getting vaccinated owing to
the prevalence of the smallpox being
reported all over the country.
Willie Chisman went to Ottumwa
yesterday with load of produce fol
e. G. Allen intending to return with g
load of merchandise fol. the store, but
the roads were in such condition il
was impossible for him to return yes
| terday.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1901-03-19
KirkyiIIe.

Kirkville, March 19.-Mr. Bedford
and Mrs. VIM. Graham have returned
from Rose Hill, where they We're call.
ed by the serious illness of their
brother, David Belford.
Mrs. H. R. Kirkpatrick departed
Thursday for Given to visit with her
daughter, Mrs. Effie Smith.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary
society met Tuesday afternoon with
Mrs. w. T. Percy.
Miss Mollie Zentz entertained at a
carpet rag sewing Thursday night.
Mrs. John Owens is quite sick at
her home on Cedar street
Sheriff B. F. Suits. of Ottumwa, is
in attendance at the bedside Of his
father this week.
On next Thursday evening, March
81, there will be a social meeting held
at the M.E.church in honor OF the new
members that were received into the
church during the late revival meet.
ings. A cordial invitation is extended
to all the friends and members OF the
church to be present. The following
program will be rendered: Music;
invocation: The Church From q