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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-03-27
FIRE IN THE TIMBER
Et RACES through the Black sack,
Rear Cleveland.


Rear Cleveland.
Guthrie, o. II. March 26.-The Cleveland
Triangle says Last week during the
high winds there were same quite de-
structive fires south and east Of CIeve-
land. J. T. Dudgeon was in town Sat
urday from six miles southeast of Cleve-
land. Re reports thar week ago Tues
day when the wind blew so hard that the
fire ran through the timber at race horse
speed. running up to the tops Of the black
jack trees burning out the dead limbs
and leaves. J. A. YowelIs barnvard
caught fire from the timber. There. was
considerable pasture in it and it burned
off the manure as wen as his stable, corn
crib and other feed. Clay NJ. Wychon
also had his stable burned together with
al his summers feed He also reported
that on Sunday, March 9, AL Rathbone
who lives on Fay Whittemore's place
had his stable. one horse and a set Of
harness burned.
In the Usage country the fires have
been very frequent and any night could
be seen in every direction lighting UP
the sky with lurid glare. Several
losses Of hay are reported and many peo-
pie have had to work pretty hard fight
ing the fire to save buildings and stock.
The winter having been so dry, last
years growth of grass being so rank,
and the wind blowing so hard have made
the fires this year worse than have been
known before since this country has been
rescued from it's savage state
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-03-27
DOUBT IT
Continued from Fifth page.

stricken wife, not knowing the real i'm
port OF the information she received. has
tened TO the institution, hoping against
hope, only 70 be informed that her hus-
band had attenT ted suicide and that he
would most certainly die. She remained
az his bedside with bat one wish Ia her
heart-that he would learn Of her pres
ence at his couch and that he could whls-
per enc word Of recognition before the
end came and death forever separated
thin in this life. But this boon was not
granted
Hart passed away az o'clock yester-
day afternoon and not by the slightest
move did he indicates that be had even
for a moment recovered consciousness
and knew Of the presence Of IFS loved
wife at his side. without 2 word. with
out even q slight pressure Of the hand
he passed beyond the great divide 20 an
swer To his God for his act while ~
his side kDeit a broken hearted widow
supplicating mercifui Providence 70
assist her. IN that her most trying hour
as the home three pr4ttling children
happily unconscious q the great eva
that had bcfa1len chem. we're Laughing
ard playing expecting their mamma and
wishing that their papa Eas present -
participate wlth theTn in the games they
were at as be had done 81 often before
Kind friends removed me poor vi10wed
mother to her hame- Tire latter huf f5r
TIE children vas now des1at1 and wlfh-
out interest % her
FOR the past ulre years - haH been
Identified wth the western F,suing 1fl
company 40 lts general manager E're
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-03-27

As the pioneer Of 2 now system Of raIi-
read building in the SOUTH Mschen
knows what 10 IS % live under latauss
nervous strain Ils joy at finding in
Paines celery compound reliable
means of restoring bis nervous eucrry
IS shown in every ine of hls letter to fhe
proprietars ~ This great reraefy
When thousands of mfu auI women lr
every walk of .iia from the humblesi ta
che most famous ana hoaarcd. VIOLIN.
tarily go ont 90 their way to teu other
the great eaoi Paine's celery COMPOUND
has done Them. when the abicst phys
clans and the hest Informed pharmacist
not only prescribe and recommend. hat
themselves use and fred health n pasas's
celery compound. the present great 8e-
mand for the spring remedy So uot Co be-
wondered AZ
Paiaes ceiery compound is thc one real
spring remedy Known today that never
fails Go benefit DO cures diseases auc Oh
nervous weakness oE "a hl1 state af fhe
blood The most ullr-awake. iufeU-
gent part OF every community iu fra
country are auone .ta mcst cathusiastIe
vouchers ana indorstrs
The agreement ~ oplniou among the
best informed. most oheervant class w
people. lu the wel-ta-d1 h1ues az oar
largest cities. as wei ~ iu sha MORE
celery compound Gar iu advance of any
rprlag remedy
IL IS, Ga Gct tae only sDrinE remedy
ever heard of ln the homes ~ practising
physicians
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-03-27
BRIDGE QUESTION UP
Casey Family Nay FILE suit for
DnmaEes.

Guthrie. O. r. March 26-Whether or
not the Casey family wiH file a suit
against the Commissioners OF King6sher
county To secure damaees IS not known.
but question rather complicated is up.
The bridge was "a new one and its coll
lapse Is hard 90 account Tor. The king
Usher Frce Press says
TIE bridge was oui,t tv the Wrought
Iron Bridge company. Canton. ohio. I.
~ Hoover, ~ Kansas Ci,y was aEe-t.
blt ha5 not been accepted ny the county
Commissioner although they had view
ca IL but had taken go formal action Sd
regard 10 it, Thts is The bridge over
which there has been mech controversy.
a1d Tire citizens ~ Csshion last summer
rllsed several hundred cellars towards
paving for its construction. SO ucrey
ha5 been raid Go the contractors by the
Cashien peonle az the county commits
sianers Thsre Is STORY N the eject
llat County Surveyor stalnalser aotisd
the contractors thlt there solid
rock bottom io me bed 81 the stra-n,
hat ira contractors dta not ser down 81
Instsd they 1ate q racS a-3 ce-
ne1t f2oadatIon. eaor which TIRE tuhu-
Jar hrtdse piers. Two at sara end - tae
long SPAN were based Ii Gees u1t n
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-03-27
WILL HAVE EXHIBIT
Norman University to be Represented
at Buffalo

Guthrie, G. T., March 26.-The univer-
sity at Norman viii have an exhibit at
the Pan-American exposition at Buffalo
Definite plans have been made with this
purpose in view and the matter is now
no longer an uncertainty. Prof Gould.
a member OF the university faculty, has
been making collections for the exhibit
Already Prof. Gould has gathere many
hundred specimens of flint implements
and pieces of flint which are known as
rejects, once intended for implements.
All of the articles in the collection will
be tn eproperty Of the university and af-
ter the exposition VIII be placed in the
university museum.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-03-27

Machen is one OF the makers or the
new south. He has changed the map
OF Central Georgia. Flourishing towns
have sprung up along the railroad lines
he has developed
Hon Clark Howell. in an editorial IN
the Atlanta Constitution. said Of hirn.
TO the people of Georgia, Machen is
known principally by the roads DE has
built in the south. He has brought an
Georgia within hand-reaeh OF Atlanta.
He is a public benefactor"
While at work on the Covineton and
Macon railroad. Machen's health failed.
After much useless expenditure o. time
and money he was induced by friend
who had been cured Of nervous nrostra-
ton to try Paine's celery compound
That the remedy was q revelation 10 him
no one can doubt who reads Machcn 8
letter:
60 VAN street. New York
Gentlemen; I spent many thousands
OF dollars. including eight months abroad
for nervous prostrato0. and then found
Paine's celery compound tho remedy
ought 10 have taken at first Doctors
periodically tnkcred az and patched noe
UP so that my nerves would hold to-
gether for short while. seemingly just
long enough for my bank account o. get
a respite. However your medicine has
side tracked the doctors Ny nerves
don't seem TO require any rest and J arm
in such good spirits these days 1t doesu
matter much whether I have any bank
account or not. i have determined 90
Paine's celery compound as my family
remedy from now on
r c MACHFE.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-03-27
FIGHTING OVER WATER
OmeiaIs Of Ogden and Water Works
Wen Clash.

Ogden. Utah March e5.-War was De-
Shared today between the city council
and the Ogden 7Vaterrarks company.
The cltv claims 1he WaterH1rscs system
has notified au consumers nat - Eav
their water rentals pendinE the tsrrniga-
uan If the SUIT The company began
turning ~ the water today and the en-
a-e poiiee department rsiaf7Tced - I'D
specials ARRESTED she aseats e the com-
pany an8 they wsrs jssfd without nz3
The o@cers then termed tae wa-er oc
Great exciter ent prerE heee-
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to be known at this writing just where
the weak spot was, but it was probably
the pier foundations. The bridge was
wooden, except the piers and the heavy
timber by which the span was supported
were broken squarely in two by the fall.
The wagon tongue was broken, and one
OF the mules sustained slight injury by
a splinter from the Token timber.
This is one Of ths/most remarkable ac-
cidents that has ever come under our
observation. Of course, suits for dam
ages will, no doubt. be instituted against
the county and he bridge contractors.
unless acceptable settlements are made.
The county commissioners do not seem
to be to blame, however. for this acct
dent, and as they had not accepted the
bridge, the county may not be held liable
for the damages.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-03-27
TO SUCCEED BREWER
President Has Appointed sIan From
Illinois

washington. March 25.-The president
has appointed ex-Representative w A.
Rodenburg Of Illinois a member Of the
civu service commission TO succeed the
late Mark s Brewer. and L I. Alien
Of Albany. y. Y. commissioner Of pa
tents 70 succeed Commissioner DueveIl,
resigned The selection OF Mr.. Roden-
burg removes one OF the factors which
has long delayed the appointment Of the
ST. Louis commissioners. Alr Roden-
burgs friends pressed persistenuy for
one ~ these places. II is generally be-
ueved that Mr. Rodenburs 9 candidacy
ciashed with that II PROF Northup Of
Minnesota. The announcement of the
commission Is now expected within few
days.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-03-27
DESTRUCTIVE PRAIRIE FIRE
It Cuts a Wide Path Near Endepen-
dQuPR

Guthrie, o. T.. March pa destructive
prairie fire is reported by the Indepen-
dence Courier. 1t says: Last Monday
afternoon a destructive prairie fire start
ed west of town, it is stated or the farm
of J. NJ. Clark. There was q strong wind
from the south, and the fire spread rapid
ly north, crossing Horse Creek onto ].
S. Jones and III. P. Patterns farms. 1t
came near burning Mr. Jones house and
barn and was only saved by the neigh
bors fighting it away. The fire also
crossed the road just below Mr.. Pat
tens place and i'm a few minutes the fire
was carried by the wind fato the corn
cribs, sheds and stables of Flo Garter,
which were entirely destroyed. The fire
continued north, carrying terror and de-
struction in its wake. on the farm OF
Chas. Haver, three miles south of town,
he lost two hundreds bushels Of corn.
sheds stable. also burning UP two calves.
We did not learn what damage it done
father north but the light Of the fire
could be seen almost all night from town.
1t was the most destructive fire that has
occurred in this vicinity for years.
TO PREVENT PNEUMONIA AND GRIP
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-03-27
CAPITAL STOCK INCREASED
viii and Elevator ompany shows
e.gns Of Pra.nerltH.

MN ana EAeNaLoE 0mpaDE SHOWS
signs Of Prosperity,
Guthrie, O. r.. March 26.-The Choctaw
NH and Elevator company OF Oklahoma
City have recently increased its capital
from $4,000 to $4,000 paid mp with }95 COO
additional authorized capital The in-
crease in capital was made in order that
the company might build elevators along
the new extensions II the Choctaw ok
lahoma & GmG railroad west Of Weather
ford and on The branch Thar is now UNI
der construction from Geary to Klowa.
Kansas. The company has already let
the contract for nine new elevators. three
r. Doe built west 81 Weatherf0r6. Eve on
the fIowa branch ana one at Memphis.
Tenn. none az which wiu have q canac-
lily 81 less than la.f3 bushels and the
one at Memphis VIII have q capacity Of
100000
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-03-27
San ,Ennes, RevivaI.

Guthrie. 0. T., March 26.-The date has
bee nannounced when Oklahoma City viii
have her great revival The meetingt
will be held from May 10 TO May %. Sam
Jones VIII be the evangelist and George
Stewart and Prof. Excel will probably
assist him. The crowds which viii at
tend will necessitate the procuring Of a
large tent
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-03-27
ALL ARE NOT KILLED

Feach Crop NJ E0ncn CIty ~ sun
safe.
Ponca City, @. r., March 2s-The re-
ports that the peach crop of northern
oklahoma is an killed Is not correct.
The freeze carly this week caught few
OF the carly auricots. hut those varieties
not in full bloom are uninjured. OF The
earliest badded peaches perhaps one ito
ten are injured. hut tie wonderful tvs 4
growth ol iast year is now loaded with
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-03-27

four times the fruit the trees VIII be able
to hold to maturity
Extensive examinations and full reports
in this entire section have been used as
the basis of this announcement The
reports printed at Guthrie and Kansas
City took everybody here bY surprise
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-03-27
T. c NACHEN.
lis III rs PEAcEFuL.

Of the various secret fraternities Of which
he was a member.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-03-27

Clouds cf Medicated Vapor are Inhaled through
the mouth and emitted from the nostrils, cleans
ing and vaporizing al the infamed and diseased
parts which cannot be reached by medicine taken
into The stomach.
Hreaches tbesore spofs-hsals the ra,o places
goes TO tbeseatof disease-0cts as 06al7a and
tonic 70 he gchOle system al druggists or
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-03-27
HARD AT WORK

TO PREVENT PNEUMONIA AND GRIP
Laxative Bromo- Quinine removes thecause.
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1901-12-19

MoataalR 2gulaf December Mee'ing. 6
(oFTIclAL1
Cyaorg,tJ. Moutaua Decelnoer2 2, 1901.
Beard met at the Office O the county
CLERK at 10 a. IA. Present, Chairman G.
Il. Perkins, Commissioners Ne. Connelly
and VIM M Foster, and the clerk.
Minates Of regular Septcmber meeting
sud Of o. special neetiag Of September
were read and approved.
Board then ezani red reports Of copn
ty and township officers Tor quarter end
ing November -, 1901. Following were
approved AMI ordered filed.
A.. Warner, county clelk. Reports
OF warrants issued ia yment OF salaries
pfconaty offers, amounting to 52,437.a6
GA coasia5enJ iund and 6lo75l1 On the
neasral fund, also warrant issued to
John I. Marppy for right Of way for
county road, 33J305.
A.. g. Warner. county clerk, R'port
Of fees colecte amounting to 574465,
vita 5raasurAr's receipts for same.
Sterling McDonaid clerk district
court. Report Of fees collected, and paid
to treasurer, amounting TO $ll4 o.
Sterliag Nc Dorall, clerk district
court. Report OF warrants issued for
per diem aad mileage, September term
OF district court, amounting to 93l760
for witnesses and 1878 SO for jurors
It. O. Larson. assessor. Report show
ing $500 10 special poor taxes ana 816a
personal property taxes, With treasurer $
receipts forsnme.
James S1lgroye, county attorney. No
collections.
Thos. b. Magee, coroner, showing in
quests held Warrants issued for costs
incurred Iten 825 DR.. w. B. Wine, for
autopsy in case OF Cnas. Williams, was
disallowed, eoanty having contract with
DR. Brooks for such services.
Walter Matthew'S surveyor. Report o.
work performed.
Adjonruel - p n.
AErERSooN SESSION.
Board rea,s9p lied at : p m. Al
mem 1er3 aeesent, ani continued ex
animation d reports Following were
approved a4a ordered fled:
Geo. c. 9a5 lor, sheriff. Report Of fee
collected amounting to $3.50, witt
treasurora receipts for same.
Geo. g. Taylor, sneriF. Report Of iai
hoarders. Warrants ordered for e4
pense9 incurred.
J. II. DeE[aas, Choteau township
Report o5 criminal actions. Warrant
ordered for costs idcurred.
Cha3 Parker ? Choteau township
Report of criminal actions. Warrant
ordered for cess lacnrred.
Geo. ". Magae, J Dupuyer townshi
Report Of criJalnal actious. showing 81
fnes collected and paid to treasurer.
Permission to leave state for period n
10 exceed sixty days, was granted I.
Larson, county assessor.
A1ioIrnel TO 10 a m. Dec. 8.
SECOND DAY.
Dee. 8, 1901 Board met at 70 a.
All members present Following scale
proposals were opened:
T. BROOKS, medical attendance Sc
for year.
G. H, Drake, mepicines, etc. $3.50
year.
Wm. Bruce, care Of poor, per capt.
per week sc 95, burial Of paupers, ca
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1901-12-19
LOUISE AUBREY,
Browning, Mont.

For glass of Bohemian beer or a FIRST
class cigar, call at the @. & Il. Nothinae,
Out the best kept in -atocle.
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Sec 3, tp. "a n, range ". to See Is,
same township and range. Board fixed
March 4, 1892 as ths day tor hearing OF II
evidence from persons interested.
Report Of G. w Walker p Maras
township, for quarter ending Aug. q,
1901, was examined approved ond order
filed. Warrants ordered for costs in
Cured.
Orlered that on presentation Of proper
c,ai,n ing for Marias
bridge, clerk draw warra t for same in
laVos IS
Adjourned t. 10 q. -. Dec. 4.
THIRD DAY.
Dec. &, 1901. Board met at ga. N.
All members present. and proceeded to-
audit claims against county. Warrants
ordered il payment Of those allowed
Adjourned to 2 q. N.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Board reassembled at 2 p. %. All
nleln ,ers present and continued business
OF auditing claims Warrants were or
dered ID payment Of those allowed.
Report Of G " Walker, J 2 Marias
township, for quarter ending Nov 80,
1901, and report as acting coroner Of IL
! quest held on body Of James Nc Killop,
| was examined approved and ordered
filed. Warrants ordered for costs in
/ CURED.
Adjourned to 10 a. N. Dec. 5.
4 FOURTH DAY.
} Dec. 5, 1901 Board met att 10 a. ~,
All members present and resumed con
sideration of claims against county
Warrants were ordered in payment OF
> those allowed
Adjourned to 2 p M.
, AFTERNOON SESSION
Board reassembled at 2 p. IN. Al
members present, and then proceeded tc
visit residence of Mrs Annie Austad to
ascertain facilities for caring for count.
poor, under her bid, and to examine
!. road through Moore ranch. Ga return
ing board continued examination o.
claims, ana ordered warrautsiu paymen
. OF those allowed.
Affidavit OF Emanuel Jacobs, Manage
Sands Cattle q Land 20 toI feoate
taxes, was presente !, ana being found
luSt cialh' warrant was oruefeu ~ i'
6 bate.
. Adjourned Co 10 d IN Dac 6.
FITTa DAY.
% Dec. 8. 1901. Board met at 10 q
~ All members present
Report Of Jonn S Gordon count
III treasurer. for quarter ending Nov. s.
4 1901, was taken up for consideration
Lists u warrants paid were compare
?. witR county clerks books found correc
is ana arrahts were cancelled as follow
General fund .......,. 81, 80
10. Contingent fund .....,....... 2 3ol
Is Road fund. ........... 80. 564
Poor fund. .................. 260
District School funds......... 4, 636
~ District Road funds ....,...,,t I'6
- High SC chooi fund .... 7o4
1ot Tstal ................... .S1l309
y. Treasurer's list o. Licenses issue
amounting to a2'8l3 % was compar
wien stubs OF liceas9 books and Tou
correct
~ ADJOURNED 10 ? "i'
'eo AFTERNOON SESSION
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1901-12-19
Notice.

$lO000 reward for the arrest and con
viction Of any person found dIsposing ot'
or tampering wish the bands of my cat
sand horses. Cattle brand 4 left cibst
horse brand LA left thigh, vent for cat
tie Y on left ribs, vent for horses VT oRt
left thigh.
LOUISE AUBREY,
Erowning. Mont
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1901-12-19
Dr. i, B. McCOLLUr1,

Expert Optician and Eye .3ecialist.
Graduate Of the Chicago Opthalmic
College. o years experience in re-
fraction.
OGice 500 2nd Ave ne South blocks
south Of Hot. Il Grand GREAT.
FALLS, Mont.
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1901-12-19
GOWN s5loNER5 PROCEEDINGS

Proceedings Of the Board Of County
Commissioners Of Teton County
Moataal r 3gular Decembsf Meeting.
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1901-12-19

Board then authorized county clerk to
employ deputy for the year 1902, at
salary of one thousand dollars per year,
Ordered that warrants drawn in favor
of persons who are delinquent on their
personal property taxes ehall not oe de-
livered until such delinquent taxes shall
have been paid.
The age-herald., 1901-01-09

Total. .. .. .. ......&, ,343.51379 $2,s75 O62. 80
 On the same date the Birmingham Trust and Savings Company had $1,774,S4O. 20 of de- posits and $1, ,457 31S.14 of loans and discounts, making total for the four banks of $6, ,11S,- 5399 and loans and discounts to the amount of A,332, ,3SO9l
The age-herald., 1901-01-09
CHRISTIAN ENDEAvoRERS.
Jefferson County Local Union Met Last
 Night.

The Jefferson County Local Union of the Christian Endeavor held an interesting and largely attended meeting last night at the Second Presbyterian Church, corner Eff teenth street and Avenue H.
 The meeting was the first one of the new century and of the new year, and much en- thusiasm in the work was manifest.
 The meeting was opened with devotional exercises conducted by J. H. Barrett, after which the committee on work for the new year submitted its report through J. w. Barclay The report, which outlined a sys- tematic plan of action, was adopted.
 State prison work was discussed by w. P. Bissett and J. H. Mohns, after which Mrs. R. D. Johnston addressed the meet ing on the subject of the Boys Industrial School.
 An interesting talk on city prison work was made by Rev o. P. Spiegel of the Christian Church.
 A business session was held, followed by offering services and the benediction.
The age-herald., 1901-01-09
BRILLIANT EVENT..
Will be the Leonora Jackson Concert
 Next Week.

Leonora Jackson's concert at the Audi torium a week from tomorrow will be- with out exception, the most brilliant musical event of the winter season. There are not more than seven or eight great violin virtuosos in the world today, and Miss Jackson is one of them. She is only 2 years of age, but she ranks with Ysaye, Sarasate, Thompson and Petschnicoff. Her company includes Miss Elburna, a young soprano, and Selden Pratt, the pianist.
 But the feature of the concert, next to Miss Jackson's playing, will be the May Festival chorus in Bruchs popular can- tata, "Fair Ellen" MT. Guckenberger con- ducted fine rehearsal Monday night and he will have another tomorrow night. There were about one hundred singers present Monday, and MT. Guckenberger ex- poets even a larger number tomorrow The rehearsals take place at the Jesse French piano store.