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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-03-30

Dietrich announced definitely tonight
that he would ont resign as governor
until late in the fall, probably not until
election, barring Of course, an extra ses-
sion of congress, which he did not regard
as probable
Piles Cured without the Knife.
Itching. Blind. Bleeding or Protruding
Piles. No cure. no pay. All druggists are
authorized By the manufacturers Of Pazo
Pile Ointment to refund the money
where it fails to cure any case OF piles.
no matter Of how long standing. Cures
ordinary cases in six days: the worst
cases in fourteen DAYS. One application
gives ease and rest. Relieves itching in
stantly. This is q new discovery and is
the only pile remedy sold on a positive
guarantee no cure. no pay. Price SOC.
II your druggist don't keep It IN stock
send Us SOC. in postage stamps and we
VIII forward same by mail Manufactur-
cd by Paris Medicine Co. st. Louis, No.
Manufacturers of Laxative Bromo-Quin-
inc ard Groves Tasteless Chill Tonic.
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PROFUsE PERIODS.

81 commenced
taking Lydia z.
Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound
a bout 3 months
ago, and cannot
express the won
derful good it has
done me. Men
situations were so
profuse as TO leave
me very weak for
some time after.
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Atchisaa KAN. March 23-I2. Il. Pease
vice president OF the Exchange National
bank died today. Ho was one Of the
operators Of the Holiday stase line be-
tween Atchison and SAT- Lake in early
days. ana later was an extensive star
Route contractor.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-03-30

Purify your blood. Take Patne's celery
compound
It is the one spring remedy sought ar
ter and highly esteemed by intelligent.
earnest men and women throughout the
land.
Paines celery compound has created It's
own constituency.
Men and women who have never taken
a spoonful OF any sarsaparilla or patent
medicine of any sort. nor allowed Them
to enter their homes. not only use
Paines celery compound when them
selves sick. but persuade their families
to do the same.
And yet when the history Of this won
derful remedy IS studied 1t Is easy %
understand why Paine celery compound
thus stands alone and superior 20 au
remedies in the estimation ~ the public.
It is a physicians remedy.
1t IS the prescription Of Edward y.
Phelps. H. D.. IL. D.. Professor az Ma-
terra Medica al Dartmouth College.
There is no installing the standing Of
Paine's celery compound in the family Of
Maj A. NJ. Wheeler Supt. Of Exhibits az
the Pan-American Exposition. New York
state Commissioner at the Atlanta Expo
sition. and former Asst Postmaster Of
Buffalo.
Buffalo n. r. Feb. 2 1901.
Dear sirs. Being run down from over
work, physically and mentally. Z tried
Paine's celery compound as remedy
II undoubtedly did me much good. by
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Guthrie O. T., -larch 29.-1ne Pawnee
Oh and Improvement company OF Paw
nee was incorporated today. The new
concern mas a capital stock Of $4,000 and
is organized for the purpose Of leasing
grounds. owning franchises. prospecting
for oil and gas and furnishing light. fuel.
etc
The fncorporztors are J. y. Coulter. Il.
s Toms. J. p. Ramsey. Robert Chatteen
and S. Is Berry. an OF Pawnee.
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-03-30

WilI Hang On as Governor.
lincoln. Neb. March -Sc1ator-elect
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-03-30
GOOD
DIGESTION

VISITS on appetite Lack Ct s72eats
usually indics1ez weak 1tses-on. Hos-
letters stomach B.rters taken before
meals viii create 2 healthy 6eslre s-r
food. by cleansing the closSed bowels
and stimulating the secreco1s o. RE
stomach II also parties the bl9od.
strengthens ard lnv.so-atss the lver aud
kidneys. Il s una1ub-esiv The NEST
efficient medicine ID tt.s world fo- stm-
ach troubles. & PRIVATE REE-E2SCE
STAaTP coFers the neck os tie 5oyts.
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Were Two designations ia = and "A
College


college,
Guthrie O. r, March 2s.-The board q
regents for the Agricultural sHa Ae1han-
icaI college AZ saltwater had she3r FIRST
meeting in that c4ty YESTERDAY. 8he 5osrl
Ras formally organized and the usual
matters IF business carne up f7T cons.3-
GRAFTON The board made an appr9pria-
t59n of ESQ for q new barn FOR the irsti-
tution besides repairs Sor tas building.
The new barn uil be up 70 date ia every
respect
FRANK = Wnon vas reelected presl-
denI az rae hoard and g J Bs1sol trszs
ure- The resignation - Prof Ca1 Res
sev 81 the department. y Faechau ga art.
was raca.ved azd Il IS - SAKE e1eei Julv
Tae -senasioa - = 2. Sorthsp q
shs printing department r. tazs eject i--
uasately aas handed p aaa sceepts1 ~
tha beard
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EEeufenant Barnes ~ fiaE Guthr =
Guthrie. d. r. asreA -I-asas- hw
Barnes. sen 81 fso@e~aaF Es7-.es S. sa gre
c.cy ~ rlst TIE xeaas nau cause -
f-ara Wztlar-su He IS 80 o-HceT -
are rE5 states shia 1aa C@sar
trersa1 shia e fhe Unsts1 s1ates naEs.
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Leave Buffalo = 90 p. IL: Arrive New
lori, Z u 4 u
MEETING or REGENTS

via Lehigh Valley railroad -'' Expositi.
Express" Luxurious slesping cars.
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The ingredients Of Hoods sarsaparilla
are in effect, strength, vigor and tone
what you want
Evening star., 1901-10-12

mending the hood of his cloak with pack
ing needle.
man. .T brought hither the royal party.
and l must see Gen Cabrera
Young man. said the other. in good
English, Il am countryman of yours-in
so far, that Is. as poor southerner may
whose ancestors fought on the wrong side
at Bannockburn- But for your own sake
advise you not to disturb the general at
this hour. The occupation cannot be rec
commended on the score of health"
IT thank You, SIR" said Rollo. but
have my duty to do and my risks to run
as well as you. And IL you, an English
man, desire to be art and part In the shoot
ing of queen mother and her little royal
daughter, WE'LL wish you joy of your con-
science and your birthright Of English
man!''
The other shrugged his shoulders and an
swered: Il have nothing to do with the
matter. Col. Rollo Blair brings the party
hfther and Gen. Cabrera shoots them You
two can divide the responsibility between
you you please
THAT is just what mean to do quoth
Rollo, and lifted the flap of the tent door.
Gen. Cabrera" he said, II would speak
to you.
An inarticulate growl alone replied, and
though there was more Of wild beast wrath
than permission to enter in the tone, Rollo
lifted the flap and entered.
Cabrera was lying on a camp bed, his
face a deathly white, from which a pair
of small bloodshot eyes peered out with
startling effect. He had bound red hand
kerchief about his black hair. and alto
gether his appearance was more that of an
engorged tiger reused from the enjoyment
of his kill than that of leading general
in the service of the most Christian and
Catholic of pretenders.
Your exceIlency," said Rollo, 'I have
come to urge you to reconsider your inten-
tions with regard to Queen Maria Cristina,
widow of the late king. and the child. her
daughter and that for several reasons.
Let me hear them as briefly as may be-
Evening star., 1901-10-12

with boldness and caution the whole band
of the malignants, together with their pris-
oners, could be secured. The Carlist gen.
eral had threatened murder the two
queens and the DUKE of Rianzares at sun
rise, as was his butchery wont, and If Es-
partero would isiiverYhe royal party. not
tunes of all who had Sken any part in the
affair. s.s1
the the, while, ,, not gEonSNa. but down at the
map Of northerNS He continued to
finger till Conchees eyes wearied of watch
ing him. as .sheSnervousiy waited for his
decision.
How came yoa. here7' he asked at last.
81 borrowed a1mareHand a Carlist boina,
and rode hither as fast as horsefiesh could
carry me. I heard from a friend of the
cause that your command was In the neigh
and from whom did you receive that in.
telligence 1 thought the fact was pretty
well concealed? Indeed, we only arrived
an hour ago"
Concha cast about for a name. The neces-
sary fiction was also, of course for Roilo's
sake A thought struck her. She would
serve another comrade, as 1t were, en- pas
SAINT.
From a good friend in the Carlist
ranks" she said, lone Sergeant Cardono"
The general looked a little nonplussed,
for like many generals of all nationalities
he had no slight penchant for omniscience.
It never heard of him." he said, sharply
eWho may he be?"
Ccncha leaned yet closer and laid small
soft brown hand gently upon the generals
gold-embroidered cuff. The general, not
being SO simple as he looked, drew back
his arm a little so that the hand rested
moment ON his wrist (for Rollo's sake)
before it was gently withdrawn.
You have heard Of Jose Maria of Rom
u" she whispered.
The generals face lighted up and as
swiftly dulled down.
Evening star., 1901-10-12
IN THE CHURCHES

Many OF the leading Baptists of WASH
ington wfn go to Baltimore to attend the
sixty-seventh annual meeting Of the Mary
land Baptist Union. which is to be held In
the latter city the last three days OF this
month at Eutaw Place Baptist Church. The
conference Is expected to bring together
one OF the largest gatherings Of Baptists
that has ever assembled in this section OF
the country.
Sessions viii be held morning. afternoon
and evening. Some OF the sessions viii be
held In conjunction with the Maryland Bap-
tist Young Peoples Union. and at the
same time the Women's Auxiliary of the
Baptist Church In Maryland will hold sew
erai meetings. Mr.. Joshua Lowering. who
several years ago was the prohibition can
dioate Tor the presidency of the United
Evening star., 1901-10-12
THE F|REBRANO,
WRITTEN FOR THE EVENING STAR BY g. R. CROCKETT
Synopsis of Preceding Chapters.
Copyright, 1901. S. s. Mcclure Coz

Synopsis of Preceding Chapters'
Ramon Garcia known FL Sarrfa, having Dee"
induced to believe that his wife Dolores Is un-
faithful. stabs village fop. Rafael Flores,
whom he finds presumably kissing DOLORES
through the window. His estates are connscated
and he becomes a hunted man AT the same
time young Scotch adventurer. Rolio biaif'
comes to Spain and during an Inn quarreI IL
aided by John Mortimer, an Englishman- Tue
two start to visit Don Baltasar. abbot Oh TUE
monastery If Montbianch. Blair and Mortimer
are entertained lavishly by the abbot and meet
Etienne st. Pierre, French gallant, VINO Is
STUDYING for holy orders. These three, with FL
Sarria who has found protection at the moh-
asiery. are commissioned by the aooot 10 cap
ture the queen regent and her little daughter
in the interests Of the church In route ZOE
the camp Of Cabrera the Carlist general they
pass the home OF e Sarria. who learns fhat
Dolores was not false to him and that his
downfall was plotted By Luis Fernandez DO
lores is imprisoned in Luis home and the son
to whom she has Just given birth is about to
be buried alive by Luis brother, Tomas, when
Fl Sarria falls upon him. Then, aided by kofio
Blair and his companions. he captures Fernan-
dez's home and rescues his wife. Blair and his
comrades captured by Gen. Cabrera, cannot
prove their sympathy with the Carlist cause
because Blair forced to leave his creden-
tials at the convent as security for Dolores
They are sentenced to be shot at daybreak.
Concha arrives from the convent With the ere
dentials saves their lives and later Joins Blairs
party In search Of the queen regent. The ad-
venturers learn that the queen regents court
at San ndefonso has scattered because OF the
black plague. and Cardono and La Giralda are
sent forward TO reconnoiter. They learn that a
band Of gypsies planning to raid the castle
and Rollo hasteus to the rescue of the royal
party Rollo and party barricade the palace,
resist the gypsies, who succeed. however, in
capturing the Princess Isabel. Rolio rescues
Isabel and starts with her for the hermitage,
which Is threatened by gypsy brigands, and
bodies of plague victims posted sentinels
Rolio, aided by Concha. restores the princess
to the queen and is betrothed to Concha. Royal
party IS captured by Cabrera, and their escape
Is undertaken by Concha.
Evening star., 1901-10-12

Certainly, what Andalusian has not?" he
said. But Jose Maria is dead. He was
executed at Salamanca
"Ah,'' said Concha that tale was fol-
the consumption of Don Carlos and his
friends. In fact, he is the best spy we ma
tionals ever had-aye, or ever shall have.
"Ah' said Espertero, lost in thought
There were some matters which seemed to
need clearing up. but on the whole the
thing looked probable.
Concha in her whirlwind of excitement
would have liked the general to attack
the Carlist camp Immediately, but the more
cautious Don Baldomero only shook his
head.
THAT is all very we'll when a small force
is to be crushed at any COST he said, "or a
strong position taken along lines previously
studied by daylight or opened up by artil-
Iery. But when our object is to preserve
the lives of persons SO important to the
world as the royal family of Spain, lying
at the mercy of ruffians who would not
hesitate to murder every one of them In
cold blood-it is best to wait till the MORN
ing. Lo, l will push forward my forces
on all sides, and. If all goes well. surprise
Cabrera at the earliest glmmering OF
dawn
And my friends who have suffered so
much to bring this about?" urged Concha
anxiously, what Of them?"
promise you on my honor that they
shall be protected and rewarded!' said
Espartero.-
And brave Don Rollo, the Scot--even if
the queen continues to dislike him?" per-
sisted Concha.
"senorita" smiled the general, at will
be a vastly greater peril to the young man,
I fear, If you like him. He will have so
many jealous rivals on his hands!
For Baldomero Espartero also was an
Andalusian, and the men Of that province,
high and low, never permit themselves to
get out of practice when there is room for
a compliment
Concha looked the general full in the
deem.
marine, violet or dark gray, according to
the light upon them. They were Gas she
would sometimes OWN fallacious eyes, and
upon occasions were wont to express far
more than their owner meant to stand by.
But the latent lover behind them once
fixed, these same eyes could convince the
most skeptical of the unalterable nature Of
the affection which they professed. So it
was in the present instance. C0ncia
merely looked at the general squarcly for
a moment and said, without f1inching, Il
love him.
Espartero stopped and touched her brow
lightly with his lips, graciousiy and ten
derly as father might upon solemn oc-
casion. Then he gathered up her little
brown hands in his. They were trembling
now, not rock steady as when they held
the musket the balcony at La Granja.
my daughter" he said, do not fear for
your young Scot. Queens and consorts
and premiers are not the most powerful
folk in Spain-not. at least, so long as
Baldomero Espartero the Andalusiln COM
mands these good lads out there"
Then the futureadictator stepped to his
tent door, summoned a staff officer and
ordered him to put a tent at the disposal
Of the young senorita. Request the COM
mandants of the several columns to come
Immediately to me, at headquarters. as
also the gypsy spy, EzQuerra, our late
headsman of Salamanca
Thus did Mistress Concha for RoEo's
sake' - Ic
Evening star., 1901-10-12
CHAPTER XIV.
FOrlOruestH Hopes.

But Rollo himself. our frebrand from the
slopes of the Fife I,othfans-what of him?
The foxes that Samson sent among the
cornfields Of Philistia with the fire at their
tails ran not more swiftly than his burn
ing thoughts.
After a long time Roilo raised his head.
With supremest indifference he heard about
him the first hubbub OF the hue and cry
after Concha. So heavy was his heart
within him that Ito his shame be 1t writ)
he had never even missed her as she went
up the mountain. Yet she could have
missed him had fifty queens and princesses
been In danger of their Iives-aye, and her
own honor and that Of her race at stake
throughout all their generations.
Holo, however, gave no heed, but. fol-
lowing his intent, sta1ked slowly and stead
lily to the generals quarters
No one is allowed to enter called out
an officer. whose only mark Of rank was
small golden badge with &C. "" upon 1t.
pinned upon the collar of his blue shirt
He was sitting cross-legged on the grass,
Evening star., 1901-10-12
"His Works Do Follow

Jennie Wilson Howell In Boston Transcript.
Say not his work is done
That cannot he:
But rather say his work is but begun
And ne'er VIII cease through all eternity.
The voice (alasD is stilled
The hands now rest.
Tbe busy brain more with care Is filled
The kind heart throbs longer in bis breast.
But yet he liveth on
And evermore
His influence will abide his aims be won
And reach frution another shore.
That which is good doth last
Good cannot die,
And 'mong the great deeds Of the glorious past
The good which he hath wrought shall aver lie.
His noble life win tell
From sea,
Like sweetest music. and, like ocean swell
And richer for that life our world shall ~
Evening star., 1901-10-12
CHAPTER Xiv.
"FOr ROllO's Sake!"

Yet for all this brave adventure Concia
was as far as ever from meeting with Gen.
Elio. She had not even reached Vera,
where it sits on the northern slopes of the
Moncayo: not though Ell Sarria had quite
correctly pointed out the path and though
La Perla had served her like the very pearl
and pride of all Andalusian steeds.
For once more, as SO often In this history
and IN all mems lives the cup had slipped
on the way to the lip, the unexpected had
happened, and Concha found herself In the
wrong camp.
She rode at full speed, as we have seen,
out of sight-that is, the sight of La Per-
las owner. And owing to the red boina,
which Master Adrian considered to become
her SO we'll. she came very near-to riding
out OF this history. For, through the high
er arroyo of Amanda de Moncayo, which,
like slice cut clean out of a brides cake,
Evening star., 1901-10-12

coarse green grass and hill plants a cream
coIored horse was quietly feeding.
TT is my own Perla,'' he cried, as, care
less of danger he hastened down. There
was a red object attached to the mare s
bride. He went around and detached a
red boina, to which was pinned a scrap
of paper. Upon it was written thess words:
Il hope you have not missed either of
the objects herewith returned. They
served me nobly. 1 send my best thanks
for the loan. c. c..
THAT is very weI1,' said the young man,
smiling as he mounted his horse, but all
the same had my heels not served me bet
ter than my head your best thanks, pretty
mistress, had come too late. They would
sunrise with half a dozen bullets In my
gizzard, instead of waking here comfort
ably on an empty stomach Well, I sup
pose must don the cap of liberty now
and be Chapelgorri. It Is 4 pity. 'Tis
not one-half so becoming as the boina to
one of my complexion
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1901-02-01
ELLINWOOD EFFECTS.
From the Leader.

Born-Monday night, January IA,
to Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Teysemyer, a
twelve pound girl
Born-Tuesday morning, January
%, 1901, to w. F. Raisner and wife,
a girl. Mother and child doing well.
w. D. Wolf, manager OF 8. H.
Chatter in the lum Der yard here, left
Monday morning for Indiana for q
visit to his old homo.
Died-Sunday morning at 4 o'clock
January 20, 1901 at his home south
of the river, Roy Wolf, aged Is years
son of A. j. Wolf.
Died-At ten o'clock a. N. January
Is, 1901, at her home seven miles
east and one mile north of EIlinwood,
Mrs. Bertha Gossman, aged 80 years,
wife Of r. Gossman.
Ellinwood can furnish another re-
cord breaker-pansio' blooming out
of doors in midwinter. Martin Musil
has some pansies in his .nrd that
have been in bloom since Sunday.
These plants are out in the yard ex-
poeed to the weather.
Married Tuesday, January %,
1901, at the home of the brides
parents seven miles north of >Ellin-
wood, Theresa FEST and Joseph Wolf,
Rev. Wiekman officiating. The we'd
ding was quite an extensive affair and
was attended by several frem this
city.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1901-02-01
CLAFLIN COMMENTS.
From the Clarion

Representative Buffers bill to re-
move petticoats from politics dis
franchise women-was killed by the
republican committee.
A daughter that they had never
before seen, came to make her home
with Mr.. and Mrs. Cas- McDermot
last Wednesday evening.
The carpenters and stone masons
began work yesterday on the large
new house which Mr.. BOWS will have
finished as soon as the mechanics can
do the work.
Bob Mayo was laying off a few
days last week on account of sore
hands, caused by getting them pretty
badly burned while extinguishing a
FIRE in q pile of clothing in the N. Y
Store.
A Mr.. Barndollar of lola is in
favor of stable currency, while Mr..
Fourdollar of near here, is believer
in free silver; and by the way, he's
one of these fellows that is never
broke-he always has Fourdollar with
him.
Will Cloudy is back from his Macks-
vile trip, where he went with view
to getting a slice Stafford county
''sile," and incidentally to see his
best girl. IF the land agent is on to
his job-and we guees he is-he can
just spring the price on Will few
hundred, as he is bound to locate
near that place regardless of cost.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1901-02-01
Sure Cure For SMALLPOX,

S. L. Dixon publishes, in the Kansas
City Star, the following smallpox and
scarlet fever remedy. We give it for
what it is worth:
In such times as these. when small
pox and scarlet fever are prevalent.
think it due to the public to ask that
you kindly publish the appended pre-
scription for the prevention and cure
of smallpox and scarlet fever, sent me
from southern Texas and used by the
sender's family and friends for forty
years. 1t is, he says, "As unfailing
as fate and conquers in every instance,
even in smallpox though the pittings
are filling:
Sulphate of zinc. I grain
Digitalis, grain
Sugar teaspoonful
Dissolve in wineglass of distilled
water or water that has been boiled
and cooled. Take one teaspoonful
every hour, diminish the dose accord
to ago for children, and either of the
above diseases viii disappear to twelve
hours.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1901-02-01
First published in the DKMocRAr, Jan. 49, 1901
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT-AD-
MINISTRATOR.

State of Kansas. l..
Barton County.
In the matter of the estate of Calvin Haddo1,
Deceased, Barton County, Kansas
1oIICR OF APPOINTMENT.
Notice is hereby given, that on the 18th day OF
january, A. d. 1901, the undersigned was. by the
proba.e Court of Barton COUNTY Kans duly APP
pointed aud qualified Administrator OF the
estate of Calvin Haddox deceased, late of Barton
County All parties interested in said estate will
take notice and govern themselves accordingly.
GREEN STEVENS, AdminiseRtQr,