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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-12
Pan.Americsn openlna.

The Nickel Plate Road VIII sell excur-
sion tickets from Chicago to Buffalo al
$500 for the round trip on each Tues
day IN May 6he 7th. 18th, 21st and 2sth).
with limit OF five days; namely, returning
good on any train to and including mid
night train from Buffalo on Saturday
following Tuesday tickets are sold. They
win be good going on all trains on date
sold.
Daily train from Chicago at 10:S5 a. m.
arrives Buffalo 2;o5 following morning;
daily train from Chicago at 2:3O p. m.
arrives at Buffalo 1885 next morning
daily train from Chicago at 1870 p. m.
arrives Buffalo AS next afternoon.
All trains carry through veshbuled
sIeeping-cars. Individual club meals,
ranging in price from CSC to 800, and
no meal in excess OF he latter figure,
are served in dining cars.
For sleeping-car reservations and all
other Information. call at Chicago City
Ticket Office. III Adams ST., or write
John Y. Callahan. General Agent, III
Adams St, Chicago. Phone Central
225I Chicago depot. Van Buren, St and
Pacific Ave, on the elevated loop.
152-ft-etlr- tue
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mercial club, and has been received as
member. Mr.. McCleilen ownes a large
amount of property IN and around
/ Claremore, and was wonderfully pleased
/ with the growth Of our city since last
year.
J. r. Dunworth. conductor on the
/ Frisco passenger running from Black
/ well to Beaumont, has purchased a beau
tiful cottage here during the past week.
William II. Allen OF Numa, has pur-
chased four lots and VIII build at once.
n. L. Cook Of Cloud Chief has pur-
chased two lots and VIII build at once.
J. r. Kendall Of Northeatern Kansas.
has purchased nineteen lots in the college
addition to our city, during the past
week, and VIII construct a resident there
on
II. A. Mason Of Albuquerque. n. NJ. al
so purchased two lots and wiz build on
them at once.
During the past week five new resi-
dences have been begun, in the College
addition and at this time there are
thirty residences in the city in course of
construction. Many more are being plan
ned. ana work commenced as rapidly
as they can set workmen and the ma
teriai on the ground.
81. n, .-so pui e''1se'
Hon. John r.. Tate returned Thurs
80 ~
2"
,l, .. ms Oos
ii'1 Fiai-s' ll'
$50 eiA1 80
80 se iole oL ems o'"''-
us 1Hah ever heIoIe
L'e ei'y coen'li IS euroing and sltter-
-'-7 81 esl sack" e4
I'D tus
~, ..1 ,'ls ana 'Hsn co-..fleleo.
q" '-e ttls ~ 'Ae cry VIII
ei'o .'no s-1-erea- ne city
80. 80. = , '''-- sa.slzi.e improve
mems ''' 1Ae s,-1efH efss system winch
= oaelS 'e1sl. OWNS 70 the growth Of
.ne e-sy since 'Ae original plant was put
~. Two years ago
." OF 1ne p'sle1lce news
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STRIKES The SOURCE.
A Pile Cure That Goes TO the Root Of
the Disease.

NNe Di5eaSSs
There are lots Of lotions. oils and
saives THAT viii. through their soothing
influence. relieve temporarily the pain
incident 70 piles But is that ali the SUI
ferer reCGires2 Isn't IL q horrible
thought 60 realize that she ease is only
temporary and the disease goes on under
the surfaces without q moments inter
rpptiln2 Wouldn't il be wiser to select
g remedy that seeks the source and reEu-
latss those deep-seated disorders which
induce the discase2 Pyramid Pile Cure
not only relieves the pain az ouce, but
effects permanent cure OF the worst
form Of piles.
You don't have To SO through tedious
course Of dieting while using It either. II
strikes through those delicate mem
braues and tissues end sets the blood in
haaithEgl circtiafian. reducing at cnce
tts painful Inflammation and c9ng3sted
t-mors.
This remedy IS not g haphazard couhi-
nation az drrEs but is a remedy invented
~ SPECIALISTS who have treated piles and
toad disorders successfully FOR years
srata tured bT she Pyramid Drr-g Co..
at Marsaas Neh almost any first
class 1rrssist s,as & % SAKE
Dnt trat this disease with every 10
tar an5 save ttat comrs along Pc
r,eaht- the Parts aace,el are sueu- TIE
l i7 th hau1 e
remedy zlltclr SAFE and C1e
tar f-e on ihc rQst
arts ea af-h u1A
r-a Is Az aEr-eahle s-f7I-se
q t1e suaerer
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ARE GETTING
IMPATIENT
Don't Like to See Barnes Men
Remain at the Crib.
PILE is TOO PRECIOUS
GOvernor-Appointed Is Be-
lSieged in His Office.

Guthrie. o. T.. May 1.-THE largest
number Of politicians and Office seekers
to visit Guthrie since the appointment OF
VIM. n. Jenkins as governor Of Okla
CHINA. came in today to see the new ex-
ecutive and get an estimate of how the
political pie is to be distributed. The
Office Of territorial secretary has been a
busy place and many people have wait
ed their turns in order to see the new
governor and hold a little conference
with him. A number of Kay county
men were among the visitors and these
men held the right Of way In the sscre-
tary's Office for some time. If today is
any Indication. Gov-elec Jenkins viii
have little time for ten days OF more
after the Inauguration to attend to
many business matters unless admit
ance is denied the politicians for a time.
The many candidates who want Office
are very anxious that the men who held
Office in the Barnes administration be
removed at once, so that new men can
be appointed TO the positions. This
does not agree with the policy OF the
new governor by any means and some
of these men are sure to be disappointed
if the think that Jenkins is to be in
hurry about his appointments.
1t is a peculiar thing TO find so many
Jenkins men since the appointment OF
the new governor. and as a matter of
fact since the appointment came SO cas-
lily. the politicians are wishing that there
could be more pie to distribute. The
places are considered too few and if
there were any possible means the ap-
pointive offices of the new governor
would be enlarged If it was possible for
the politicians to do it.
William Grimes has not been let alone
on this proposition, even if he has not
been in Guthrie, and the long distance
telephone has been used frequently by
persons anxious to get in a good word
or two before Mr.. Grimes does come to
Guthrie. on Monday every man who has
a feeling that ne would like to hold Office
will be in the city, and from that time on
the rush WI be in full progress.
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oKLAHoMA PRosPERITY.
J. D. Harrison OF Dold's Speaks Of
General Conditions.

| Mr.. J. D. Harrison, chief clerk OF the
Jacob Dold Packing company, returned
/ Friday evening from weeks business
| trip through the Oklahoma country trib-
utary to the Santa Fe- de gives a glow
ing account OF general business. traffic
and crop conditions throughout ali The
country he traversed- Some sections need
rain now. but very few are in distress
ing condition. and with rain soon every
county VIII be a great gaineriy and store
house of the most bountiful yield OF farm
products. Kay county especially, he saws.
is one vast garden, As to the buying
capacity down there, he said it was a
marvel. Where small express orders 10
his house used 10 be the rule. they are
now ordering in car tots. and he took
many large orders where lot a word vas
said about price. terms or any such mat
tiers. Il was simply. send me such q
number OF this article. or so many hun
dred pounds Of that. etc The very name
OF Dold is houseword down there. and
the welI-known thinw trade marks, II
It's Dold's, It's The Best and Made In
Wichita" burned or stamped on every
package or every piece Of meat, IS a stock
term He brought back large orders and
that, too. in the wake OF their regular
representative who regularly makes that
division. Attempting competitive firms
who use the Dold Standard price list for
a guide TO push their goods find it dis
couraging Efforts OF loves labor lost, as
thirteen years OF constant study to pro-
duce such high grades OF meats as are
most in demand by their special trade
have wone a clientage that can not be
shaken. The perfect quality OF their
several patented specialties, as well as
standard cuts and staples, is welI-known
among the large and growing southwest
trade who do not care to experiment by a
useless change. Then, too. the always ac-
commOdating and ceaseless efforts to
please by prompt service and any othe
manner that their customers may desire
has made a host Of personal business
friends. who never fail TO call on the
Wichita house and keep all the time in
touch with them.
Accompanying Mr.. Harrison was Mr..
Frank Buyers, who viii hereafter cover
that territory. the main line of the Santa
Fe, and no better man for the place
could have been selected by the Dold
Mr. Byers has been for
years the manager and chief advisor Of
the firm OF J. II. Bartels and company,
large Indian contractors and traders. and
he has had wide experience in meats and
provisions. and knows every retail firm in
the district he viii cover and IS popular
and respected b YAH. His former firm
often had 1900 cattle on hand at a time,
and he knows all the ms and outs Of the
and viii be valuable member
Of the travelling staff
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REPRlMANDED RY GRAND JURY.
JalIbreak at Pawnee Result Of Care
Iessness.

Guthrie, 0. T.. May 1.-THE grand jury
at Pawnee took a hand in the jail break
ing at that place. The report returned
by the jurors is as follows:
THAT one c. R. Phillips, alias L. NJ.
Phillips. escaped from the county jail
of said county on the -- day of March.
1901, that said escape was effected by
means of carelessness on the part of the
under sheriff, 7. A. Henry, and that the
negligence and carelessness Of the said
T. A. Henry was not wilful or intention
al. That on or about the 18th day Of
April 1901 three federal prisoners escaped
from the county Jail where they were
being kept and confined; that they made
their escape through the ceiling Of the
said county jan and out though a win
dow onto the ground by means Of a rope
made of the blankets used by them in the
jail. That their escape was made posi-
bic by reason Of the fact that the ceiling
was made of one-half inch pine ceiling
sheets Of corrugated iron, fastened with
small nails onto the side Of the ceiling.
That the ceiling of said Jail is so con-
structed as not to be secure, and we
recommend that new ceiling be placed
in said jail. made Of hard wood 2x6.
spiked together edgewise.
I'VE find that at the time said escape
was made. the guards appointed by the
court, to-wit: James Rhoades and Jno.
Caldwell. to safely guard said prisoners,
were not using proper vigilance in re-
gard 70 their duty; that the sheriff was
also derilect in instructing the guards in
this, that he permitted them both to
leave their posts at the same time and 70
go TO the sheriff's Office TO eat their
lunch on a dark and rainy night. at
which time the prisoners escaped. and
we recommend that Sheriff Crisman and
Under Sheriff Henry be censured by the
court for their negligence attending the
ac1-r,a Of y,~f=o-,e--
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VfHERE are q multitude Of women
especially housewives, and al other
women obliged TO be on their feet con
stantly, who are wretched beyond de-
scription, simply because their strength
and vitality is sapped away by catarrhal
discharges from the pelvic organs.
These women get up in the morning
tired, drag themselves through their
daily duties tired, only 70 go to bed at
night as tired as before.
PeTuna IS such = perfect specific for
each case that when patients have once
used it they can never be induced TO
quit it until they are permanently cured.
Is begins to relieve the disagreeable
symptoms at once. The backache
ceases, the trembling knees arc strength
ened the appetite restored, the digestion
made perfect, the duh headache IS
stopped and the weakening drains are
gradually cured. These results certainly.
follow a course Of treatment with Pc
runa.
Barbara Alberty, corner Seventh and
Walnut streets, Appleton, Wis, writes
as follows In regard 10 Peruna:
"For years I have suffered with back
=.
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WELLINGTON WON GAME.
Defeated Medford Two Games Out Of
Three

Medford, o. T., May u.-Medford and
Wellington played today the last series
of three games. Wellington won today 3
game. making two out of three for Vel
lington. Todays game was a victory for
Heron who pitched for Wellington and
shut Medford out. AIedford had four
men from Enid including F'rantz. Boil
win played a fine game at second for
Medford. Huffman caught a great game
for Medford. but had poor support. Score
II to nothing. Batteries-Afedford- Plum
mer and Huffman; Wellington. Heron
and Ellis
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GIVEN SMALL PENSIONS
Maids OF Honor to Victoria Treated
shabby.

London, May i The ladies' OF the late
Queen &ictora's court after anxious wait
ing. have learned that they are 20 receive
pensions, although minute ones. Many
OF these former members Of the royal
household though OF big lineage have
meager fortunes and the maids Of honor,
etc, found their posts richer IN honor
than in profit. The excuse for the meaE-
erness OF the pensions IS the fnadeQuacy
Of the provisions for the royal expenses.
During the last few years queen Victoria
was unable TO make the civil Est meet
the official expenditure and was obliged
10 draw on her private fortune. King
Edward now has 20 keep I'D BaimoraI
Castle. and Osborne house. costing fs1.o91
annually. though be Gisiikes both places.
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ROBBED AND IMPRISONED THEM
Wholesale Business Worked BY Foot.
pads at El Reno.

Guthrie. o. t. May IA story Of a
wholesale footpad enterprise IS told BY
the FL Reno Democrat, which says.
Last night, at the Rock Island and
Choctaw junction. ten men were held Up
and robbed OF various articles and small
money by three footpsds- As soon as they
had relieved g victim OF his personal
effects. he was taken 70 an empty box
car. forced on the inside and the door
locked. They kept Up this process until
nine OF ten men had been robbed and
Imprisoned
This morning the victims pried open
the door OF the car and succeeded n
making their escape from imprisonment
They reported the matter 70 police bead
quarters. but 10 trace o the highway
men could be found
The robbers get away With about -
in no-ey and two OF three watches"
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RuRAL MAIL DELIvERY.
Farmers Near Pond Creek Want Bet
ter Mail Facilities.

Pond Creek. Q. T. May 1.-THE farmers
in this locality are asking for a rural
mail delivery system. They feel that
since the delivery IS such a success else
where that it would be here
Postmaster Thomas says he viii do
everything he can to aid them in Sc
curing the enterprise Many towns much
smaller than Pond Creek have rural mail
deliveries and there IS no good reason
why the matter, If properly brought TO
the attention OF the postonice authorities
should not be adopted 1T this place.
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and the year 1876 which would indicate
that at one time this was the home or
rendezvous OF the now extinct bandit
gang. Much curiosity has been aroused
by the Investigations thus Tar made and
the parties are making active prepara-
tons for more extensive trip in the
near future, when more startling revela-
tons are anticipated.
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BOARD OF CONTROL
VIII Meet 70 Apportion Oklahoma MI
ltarY Supplies

Guthrie. o. T.. Nay u--Acting under
Instructions from Gov Barnes. Ad-
5utaut General Bert c oruer has essen
rlad a board a c5atr0l O. military
hoard ~ advisors. provided By ~ act
rassed IS the last Legislature. causisting
az Col Roy =. Holman. q CharlIsrs
Certain oren AsAson. 81 CEardisr. AID
cast q. . HINT. - E1ld- This beard
has the riehs % make res-ls.faans ie'
ara deter1li1s ths KIND e- E e'
urilar-as. eqaipass. arrs. ese taai afe
ersr..1 - the terrtary - tEe lits4
S-as sgver-s1e-t
rhas beard also baz the rs<1t u esiaF-
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Excursions 70 Buffalo Exposition via
Nickel Plate Road.

on May eth. 18th. 2lst and 18th. respect
lively. at rate Of t1200 for the round
trip from chicago; good returning FIVE
days from date OF sale. Three through
trains daily. with vestibuled sleeping
cars and first-class dining car service.
For particulars and Pan-American folder.
write John = Callahan, General Agent,
III Adams St. Chicago. Depot. Van
Buren, St and Pacific Ave, Chicago. on
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bad ever taken.
4" used It faithfully for two weeks and
II completely cured me. I have not had
any pains since, anywhere, but feel like
a new woman. I am truly thankful
for what Perun2 has done for me."-
Barbara Alberty.
Mrs. VIM. Hetrick, Kennard, wash
ington county, Neb., writes:
9 am hfty-six years old and have not
felt wen since the Change Of Life began
ten years ago. I was in misery some
where most Of the time. Ny back was
very weak, and my flesh 80 tender II
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hurt me 70 lean against the back OF q
chair. I had pain undeT my shoulder.
blades, in the small Of my back and
hips. 1 sometimes wished myself out o.
this world. Had hot and cold spells,
deafness, and trembling Of the hnhs,
and was losing flesh all the time.
After following your directions ana
taking Peruna ! now feel Ike q differ
ont person. Mrs. VIM. Herick.
Mrs. D. ". Mason, 50a Dauphins street,
New Orleans, La, writsss
81 have been taking your Peruna and
Manalin and can eheerfully recommend
it TO all those suffering with the sarns
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ucrths sefc-e5 vsth
fsr1a-e t-crtler writes 1-fss seres stcr-v,-e
81 r-- HarE street. Mesfirgter y 6 ~ trirf
variols remedies hst rcas seemed Is 81. -l.. ---
perm are-t rc1 TIE ier-s
worst CASA = l-ta -rai taclr'e tf-V eter rl
Geei-ri tc vrs-- t1 enu fcF HELPS reserved
verE encouraging reply ana cor1crc-l tl-1--
ueut SO cuce Z hai nct u--l re1r flrori.c
Prescription a week heic-c began De- .e1'
BETTER and IS Continued rrv he-ith rral-a,.v
Improved ana IS irprosiaE cvc-r l-F
d. Tierce's Common Serse Medical
ADVISER IE paper covers, IS sent s en-
receipt Of u one-ceut stamps so pay
expense OF mailing erl- Address Or.
I. s. Pierce. Bufalo \ ~
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oriando's Distinguished Guest.

Orlando. o. T.. May u.-Orlando had a
distinguished visitor this week in James
]. Cullen. editor Of the Trade Journal
Of New York. and secretary Of the Ma
tionaI Metal Workers union He was
visiting his brother. Charles T. Cullen.
who lives here. The two had not met
In sixteen years.
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hood Il is not an
uncommon thing 20
lay the foundation
for wears Of after
misery By neglect of
necessary precau-
tons az She first
'Chauge of life
The use OF Dr.
Pierce's Favorite
Prescription not only
establishes REGULAR
ity, b NJ It gives
health 20 the entire
womaniy organism.
IL IS the osSt ue0l-
cine for diseases
peculiar TO women
because Il cures TIE
ca MS G s OF disease
completely and per
uaueutv
Favoute presCnp-
ton contains no
elcohol. neither
opium ccCCrc nor
Any other narcotic.
L c7urot disagree
with tle most deli
cate constitution.
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GA River Conc DRY.

Florence. o. T.. May 1.-The CHA river
on the sacaton reservation has gone dry
and no grain win be harvested by the
Indians. Great restitution VIII ensue and
government all viii be required TO re-
lieve the situation.
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pox after a dreadful agony lasting sever
al days. Mr. Hathaway vas yell known
over the territory among the sporting
men and wherever ne made an acQuafn-
tance II was always n friend. Hls parents
live Fl Oklahoma City and we're not able
20 attend owing % the disease being
c1nferao,fe
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Omaha. Seb. Nay Fifty "a
val recruits. the product % a week p
work b the naval recrultinE station VIII
start over fhe Tniou Farl1c this after
noon. destined % san Fraucieco. Upon
arriving there they VIII e. o. board q
training vessel for a six mo5ths' rFepsr-
atory cruise. AFTER whsch. = they prove
efficient. they vii rscetvs their ratlaE
ard re assigned 70 duty ca sogzlatloa
cruisers a uel - var.
r Reno. q. r. May li.-f-hzrleT I7afh-
away die5 here fzst evening sfth EMAIL
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--t-A@ q A - @INtAt
pains IN the side.
n doctored so
much that 1 be-
came discouraged.
"Aschool friend
told me how very
much Peruna had
benefited her and
I sent cut for a
bottle, which did
more 70 relieve
me than all the
other medicine I
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Frank Lavigne seriously " ousdea
Cleveland. o.. Eay ll-As the caImlna-
ton % bitter struggle between the loag-
shoremen's union and the uns agents q
the city. that has been O. since eariy
sprinE. three louErhore men torirht a.
ssalted and shot one man. Prank Iarfr-s
iuaictrg a serious wound IN ths eye Two
other msa. It j. said. were his - ayi-g
bulicrs
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r. from BIt Pleasant PARK
Clinton Ia,
al have found thar Peruna diseases
peculiar to quickly permanently r
andas nsfuraif0n
which greatly aided H. r. Edwards
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- "a AtA "a - 4
was. 7 have
been suffering
for the past two
years with fe-
male weakness,
paIpitation Of
the heart, stom-
ach, kidney and
liver disorder,
and above all a.
dreadful cough
with smother
ing spells. 4
was completely
run down.
"After I had
taken one bot
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DEATH OF LANKFoRp.
He Accidentally Killed Himself With
a Shot-aun.

Ardmore, I. T. May u.-Wul Landlord
accidentally killed himself near Checotah.
I. r., Wednesday night. When he came
in from the woods he placed his gun NJ
against the porch and sat down. After
resting there a few minutes he reached
down and took up the gun BY the muzzle
and pulled it toward him The gun was
discharged, the BAN entering his fore
head and going through his brain, kill
ing him Instantly
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mine the manner ana extent and the
distribution Of the supplies among the
several companies OF the Oklahoma Ma
tionaI Guards
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100 MUCH

Exercise is as bad as too little for the
growing girl. Il IS very easy for her TO
overdo, and this IS especially dangerous
n that critical period of q Young girls
lie Mhen She crosses HE Linz 81 ..-,-.-a..-
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AeA va g u ~
and afew doses Of your Manalin. I conld
sleep soundly, my heart was better. my
coagh left me, &c acted Immediately upon
my nerves, and after taking four bottles
according 70 your directions, wAs en-
tirely cured q All ny troubles.
Il can truthfaily say that there =
nothing 70 equal Your Perana and Man
ain. / was adlfferent woman after TAX.
ing the second bottle. II is without
doubt the best medicine IN The world.
Language fails 70 express my grstituds
for this cure. May God bless you
Mrs. D. ". Mason.
II you do not derive prompt and satis-
factory results from the use o. psruna.
write at once 20 Or. Hartman, givfny .
full statement Of your case and he viii
be pleased % give you his valuable Sd
vice gratis.
Address Dr. Hartman, President q
The Hartman sanitarium, Columbus, D.