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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-04-27
GRAM CROPS FINE.
What !. p. Campbell Saw During Z
Recent Journey.

/ 2. Campbell was up az the court
house yesterday and he was relating 20
some interested listeners how ne had
Travelled over good part Of the counties
Of Sedgwick. Sumner. Harper and King
man. and that from actual observation
he could state that these counties were
geing 20 have the largest wheat crop
this year IN their history.
ar Campbell said that It was his opin-
ion, whatever might be the reports 70
the contrary. that these counties had
twenty-five per cent more acreage sown
to wheat this year than last. He said
the crop AT this time f. absolutely PER
feet. he rode miles and miles without
seeing a single poor field ~ wheat When
a man could 90 out "a the country and
ride for ten miles through sections with
wheat fields on either side of the road
and not see a poor Geld OF wheat he con
siderod It remarkable lie. however.
predicted that The corn crop q Harper
county would be pretty nearly a failure
this year for the reason that the ground
was al sown 20 wbeat and there would
OF necessity be very httle corn planted
this year
The wichita attorney has had a parti-
ally idea n his mind for years ard dur
ing this trip among the wheatfeids ~
this section Re gathered mental strength
from the Kansas breezes ard can now
state 81 clearly He = nov able %
state positively that hpmanitariFm and
patriotism are in direct conflict and that
the former IS By far the better sentiment
lie Says patriotism ia narrow ard seiHah
IN the extreme and ST. confined % the
boundaries Of ores owu country while
humaultariauisrr reaches out and takes
in the whole world. Heretofore 3Ir-
Csu1pbeu has rather prldcd himself on
MS patriotism. bat hereafter Pc Esets 4
urderEtooa thaf he Be- no patriot. t1t
rather a humanitarian Instead He ST.
now couvincad that maniisriauism 81
fhe ground work 81 an human adra..es-
menf. ard thar patriotism ir the hlr1-
rance % adva ncement. Re seTs the aver
aea citizen could rraFn ria i1sa - tuat
inaeining that the United States bad
advanced in expansion and taken in me
whole world and mat % was Ed willingly
trser the Jurisdiction ~ tae starr aud
stripes He saFr Then 1etr.atiFn po-if
advance ard faks iu ths Whole werle ard
81 1-srfg become hrrsa rifariauisH. ne
ratriof loves be country ard ail raFs
ans yea sonahie rar-fece f-r if ara u1er-
re universal rep1f1fe csc ~er1 uot
- he country end aI h,--erltr uret ~
30 c11nfr1ule- ara 81 ttst ease i1re -
rcarrrT wrri5 p isra ~ hsurrftg 7rf
patriotism T1alf ~ Forever frce.is1
81. -iferls Hlrr
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-04-27
BODY-RESTORER

Food is the body-restorer
In health, YOU want nothing
bat food; and your baby wants
nothing but food. But, When
not quite well, YOU want to get
back to where food Is enough
One of the most delicate
foods. in the world, IS Scott 5
emulsion Of cod-liver oil.
When usual food Is a burden,
II feeds YOU enough TO restore
your stomach; baby the same.
The body-builder IS food
the body-restorer Is Scott 5
emulsion Of cod-Iiver OIL
Wen s-7a yes . E..is 81 ~ 8 yox iise
SCOTT aoRNE 81 Par ssssI Sss fosk
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-04-27
OHIO FLOOD SITUATION
Ripley Is Inundated and All Business
Has CenSed.

=
Cincinnati, April 26.-The Ohio river has
been stationary mere and for some dis
lance below Cincinnati since o'cl0ck this
morning. Local Forecast Official Bassiter
said tonight: Il look for the river TO re-
main stationary until tomorrow morning.
when there may be a perceptible fail"
Favorable weather is reported throughout
the Ohio valley. The conditions on both
sides of the river were quite serious
Many sick have been removed from mum
dated houses to hospitals. Relief commit
tees have been organized at many places
above Cincinnati where there is distress.
It is estimated that 500 residences have
been inuRdateu in the east end Of Cincin-
natl, and more on the west side along
Mill Creek valley. These do not include
the flooded districts along the frontage Of
the Ohio river, where tenement houses as
well as business interests, suffered. On
the Kentucky side, from Covington on
through Newport, Bellevue and Dayton.
the situation is equally distressing. Thou
sands are out of work here and up the
valley, but most of them viii resume
Monday. Among those closing today
were the lower shops OF the Fay & Egan
company, rendering 500 men idle. The
street railways are still crippled, but the
steam railroads are running all passsn-
gers as usual and they expect TO De ready
to handle freight at all stations on Mon
day.
AT Covington, Ky. Just across the river
from the eastern part of Cincinnati, a
large indignation meeting was held to-
night because the Cincinnati, Covington
and Newport Street Railway did not fur
nish boats for transfers at all the flooded
points. The street railway claim that
boats are in such demand that they could
not be had at all places where the water
was over the tracks. Later a crowd Of
indignant citizens tore up the tracks for
some distance in the more elevated parts
of the town. At Ripley. Ohio, the inunda-
ton is so complete tonight lat all bust
ness has been suspended and viii be until
Monday. From Main street to East Rip
ley everything is under water. At Ports
mouth. Ohio, a rise in the Scioto river
has made the situation worse IN the
northern part of the city. over 1000 peo-
pie have been driven from their homes In
the Portsmouth district.
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SIT q n EAs
e.eb = The Kind You Haze Always Bought
'ise a NS>H2AzMe1
CROPS lN OKLAHOMA
Green louise Damage Is Comparative
ly small.


Oklahoma city, o. T.. April 2s.-The
Times-Journal says: Oklahoma wheat
fields never looked greener than they do
today.
The Times-Journal has made most
careful inquiry concerning the damage
which has been done 70 the wheat Of
oklahoma. by the aphis and finds that
the actual damage is so small as to be
inappreciable. Within q radius of ten
miles Of this city from seven to ten
fields have been injured. The injury
reaches from total destruction to less
than I'VE per cent. Of the fields which
were injured two or three are recovering.
The nest is widely scattered, and perhaps
no field in the territory is free from it,,
bat as far as the best judges are able
TO determine no damage Is resulting ex-
cept in a few cases already mentioned
Tne appearance Of the pest and at the
time that reports were coming up from
Texas Of widespread devastation by them
naturally alarmed the farmers. They
may yet become a sincere menace TO the
wheat. but we do not think SO. This
anis is not recorded in the encyclopedia
as a destructive insect except at rare
intervals
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-04-27
- Cnred EYithont 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 IL fails TO cure any case Q; 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 & new discovery and Is
the only pile remedy seld on a positive
guarantee. no cure, no pay. Price 50c.
II your druggist don't keep It in stock
send US soc. IN postage stamps and we
viii forward same by NAH. Manufactur-
ed by Paris Medicine Co. St Louis, No.
Manufacturers Of Laxative Bromo-Quin-
inc and Groves Tasteless Chill Tonic.
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The AKRON ROUTE.
Through Passenger Service % Buffsio
for pan-hmericsn Exposition.

Through Passenger serxics % Buffsio
for Pan-Annsricsn Exposition.
The opening ~ The pan-Ann-rsoan Buf-
falo IAne-~akron Route" Nay sth co.
tahiishes a rev outlet from use west al
southwest o. chautauaua Lake. Buffalo.
NIzaara Pals and r. Lawrsnc- River
ana Canada resorts ~ aln0 opens q rfE
tourist roufe eia BsTalo and me Niagara
frontier 20 New YORK. and the Bart
Schedules for the aeu route are OCT
and their arrsagerert Indicates paasen-
Ters over 81 are % have eni9Tahie trirs
% ard from The Psn-kniericau EFsoEs-
zion.
The ser4fcs fren g. r.osls fov Pan
American Erreslfi7r visitors from t1st
qaferay end ere west 81 Ea4fhNrst
luci1dsa two sany tralas ST. hoth ciFse
rcus The Paa-Arnericaa frpre=s leaves
81 r.oar Union stsfion "a 80 q ~.
arrives BsTlla eis rerf merning Ta's
traIa has aiesr.r- car on whies passes
rlrs uay - from g. fouis fc chaRtsa-
aaa Iaks anz Esraio without charge.
IRE ulraio Eapress leaves -
fosfs ~ SOS - vfh siesg-
iag car from 81 Lsais a. Coiumbgs.
ara from Columbus thresgh -
Ctaatsaasa Lake ard nara1o. sFriyifz
~ latter poinf az 80 rifri ~ Pas
se1rfzs orcI1sfae siseF.sF car naT -
71aia CD their btrfhs nrfE - m Ea
frrrirg trsfrs fsare Hasago ta1g ~ -
3 r rive sf f1ris at 5000 nert fsTs
isar- nsraia s-se o. r. arrive g. f<os,s
s next ererirr
rers--ati1a an1sf fzrrs - Eu1sls.
e-fs~ars Fana ara tsvorf sfgp-oFss
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-04-27

It VIII pay any owner Of large pas
lures and fields who happens 10 be in
the neighborhood or Anthony 20 go and
see the experiments being conducted on
the Waldron ranch. He viii set ideas.
and il he IS interested properly. he viii
get suggestions and seed which VIII un-
doubtedly benefit his lands. It has come
to pass that this IS a question land own
ers southwest OF wichita viii have TO
face sooner or later, and the sooner the
better
one Of the lessons learned In this cxpsr-
mental stage is the characterization Of
practical usefulness Of one o. the great
departments OF the government
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OPENING or eEUDA.
Great Preparations Being Made for
the Summer Season.

Geuda Springs. April 26.-Everything
here Is getting IN shape for business by
May l. There are quite number Of Wis
itors here now, some from as far east as
Illinois and one from Little Rock, Ark
but the rush viii not commence until the
bath house and the hotel open. BY the
way, the hotel viii open under new
name. and from this on It wiz be known
as the LOOMS" under the management
Of ]. I. NJ hlIl. who for many years was
proprietor OF the Brettine at Winfield
We saw for Mr.. Hm that the patrons Of
this hotel can rely on getting enough to
eat and being treated in proper style.
The bath house VIII open in better shape
that ever and IS prepared 10 give any
and all kinds Of baths.
Mrs. Granger, lady that was house
keeper at the Hamilton at Wichita, is
starting up an ice cream and short order
house. and by the looks Of things every
thing viii be very nice.
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RATES
So AND So PER DAY
3. [. EATON, Proprietor

and there would be great many planss
in that number.
The men who are gettinE the canning
factory sn shape for business are nan-
Euine u success. They believe that shcy
VIII be able 70 get plenty q fruits End
vegetables 70 can They are probably
more canned tomatoes sold on the market
than Any other Kind a. frslt and the far
mers are evidently goiag % have The Co
matoss % can. When the factory gets
started the canning people cnn buy their
products ard know that they are getting
fresh eooda.
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attractions are all different vaudeville
| shows that one sees in the best vaudeville
theaters in the cities in the winter. The
shows are as good as any one desires 10
see and TIE proceeds after the expenses
are paid go TO the Rough Riders Re
union Association which has some bills
yet to pay The people OF the city are
turning out generously and they are all
getting their moneys worth IN the at
fracffnr,e r,resarfad
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-04-27
Feeds
the Hair

Have you ever thought why
your hair IS falling cut? It is
because you are starving your
hair. If this starvation con
dnues, your hair will continue
10 fall.
There IS one good hair food.
1t is Ayers Hair Vigor. 1t
goes right to the roots of the
hair and gives them just the
food they need. The hair
stops falling, becomes healthy,
and grows thick and long.
Ayers Hair Vigor does
another thing, also: It always
restores color to faded or gray
hair.
One dollar a bottle.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-04-27

charge Of the commisary department OF
the grading outfit
Mr.. c. z. Wetmore, a banker OF WelSita
was also here prospecting. Mr.. Shell
burn said that. il everything moved of
right, grading would commence here by
May IS.
The cost Of construction through Greer
county viii be very light In a stretch Of
twenty-eight miles there is not a cut or
fn Of three and one-hslf feet This road
runs by this place. which is located in
the largest body OF fine, rich agricultural
lands that can be found IN one body in
the United States. J. p. ORR.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-04-27
MUSIC AND DRAMA.

Among the celebrated performers who
arpoar il The big Spectacular production
..Coantoan sos. which come here We'd
resfa~. NAY j. ard win exhibit CT Aaia
street. north q court horse. are Mecar-
yer. Reed aud 3lcCarver. Ililaard Brew
er. Emma Thompson. soett and Deieo.
ssfar sgttle. jas Hood. Bii Carroll,
Harry Reed. Baiy johnson. A. L M-sor.
Il l. DeuinS. Bertha Stooe, Georgia
Dobhs. IM.an Garary. sa1ss lii-z- "a
Hood Laura Needs. carrie Earass.
Ms Johnson. me Ch.rase--AE1er4-a g
oasrtet The comedg = ana narnoss ot
others IN brilliant grscialiisz- c.r1az acts.
rrara marches. etc. iatroauced = tn-
mammoth prol1ct-5n e loq-EeE-
sor PRICE = ard = csais
s. Joseph. No. Aprl zf-Ihoraas =
st-s-v. president q the fFessern Base
han fsacae was stri1Seu yesterday Nii1
se-eas fitness and w-s rsi -
tssrtal s-hare az operation 'Fas Iassi -7-
"a rsr.er him today re VII - e1lli-f-
ne hospital fsr several days
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additional CITY NENG
EXPERIMENTS IN AeRIsToLoeY
Efforts Being Made to Find Better
Kansas Grasses.

The experiments that the division Of
agrostology Of the department OF agri-
culture is conducting, with the aid OF the
experimental station of the state agricul-
tural college, near Anthony. bids fair to
be very successful.
These experiments have to do with
grasses and forage plants and the great
work sought to be done is the renewal
and rejuvenation of the vermont pastures
and fields Of the semi-arid portion OF
Kansas. It is the work which Represen-
tative Long of this district brought to the
attention of the department of agricul-
ture in such a manner that the expert
ments were commenced some time ago.
South Of Anthony, near the state line
on the Waldron ranch. a large piece OF
ground has been set apart for the con
Quoting Of these experiments. The
ground was first suitably prepared. An
expert from the department supervised
the initial experiments. Then the seed
was sown. and the growing OF it cared for
in a scientific manner. The object was
two fold. To see how the land in that
section Of this state stood the expert
ment; and to grow a sufficient seed TO
supply those interested so that next year.
instead Of one field Of growing grasses
and forage plants. there might be a doz-
en- or a score or a hundred. The field
Of experiment was to be widened and 20
take in other portions Of the northwest
part Of the state.
Mr.. Howard Waldron, who a. one time
was connected with the department OF ag-
riculture, and who stiil has kindly
feeling for all its experiments. lent his
cooperation. He gave the use OF the
ground and agreed also 20 watch over the
experiments. Besides him, however, the
department and the experimental station
at Manhattan were represented.
The Washington representative Of The
Eagle. who had several talks with Prof
I.amson- scribner. chief Of the division of
agrostology OF the department Of agri-
culture, recently received letter from
the professor, which follows,
4 wish 70 thank you for your kind fav-
or Of April 6. inclosing an extract from
The wichita Eagle. I am pleased with
your presentation q our new work IN
Kansas IN the lines Of grass and forage
plant investigations. I believe we are
on the right track 70 accomplish great
deal in your state.
Director willard writes me that he
feels that the experiments in Harper
county were well started and under very
favorable circumstance Prot A. g.
Hitchcock. formerly Of the agricultural
college ct Manhattan. now assistant chief
~ This division. viii visit the Wsldr9n
farms some tine n May with a view e.
seein ethat everything Is going IN ah
riaht Prof. Hitchcock wiz then visit
f-...fs-.~ar -rr~.r mont -fr-
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An Excellent Combination.

The pleasant method and beneficial
effects Of the well known remedy
SYRUP or FIGs, manufactured by the
CALIFORNIA FIG SYBUP Co, illustrate
the value Of obtaining the liquid laxa-
tive principles of plants known to be
incidentally laxative and presenting
them in the form most refreshing TO the
taste and acceptable to the syc.esas II
IS the one perfect strengthening laxa-
tive, cleansing the system effeetually,
dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
gently yet promptly and enabling one
to overcome habitual constipation per-
manently. It's perfect freedom from
every Objectionable quality and sub
stance, and its acting on he kidneys,
liver and bowels, without weakening
or irritating them, make it the ideal
laxative.
In the process Of manufacturing figs
are used, as they are pleasant TO the
taste, but the medicinal qualities of the
remedy are obtained from SIENNA and
other aromatic plants, by a method
known to the CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP
Co. only. In order to get its beneficial
effects and to avoid limitations, please
remember the full name Of the Company
printed on the front Of every package.
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A. on Companv Tncorporated.

Guthrie, o. T. April ga territorial
charter was granted today to the Okla
homa OH Prospecting and Developing
company with headquarters at Oklahoma
City. The purpose Of the company is to
prospect for, mine and develop coal
lands. other mineral lands. to bore for
and develop gas and oil lands, and all
earth.
The incorporators are George W. Ell
erick, Edmond. Q. T.; Wallace w. McIn-
tosh. Bakersfield, Cal; w c. Bussey.
Oklahoma City; r. D. Han. Oklahoma
City. The capital stock Of the concern
is 100000. which is taken by the incorp-
orators.
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SIREET FAIR IN PROCESS
Oklahoma City Has an Unique Enter
taEnBeut-

Oklahoma city. @. T.. April es--Thhe
street fair which Is in progress here this
week IS proving 70 be quite an attraction
and many people are in attendance
This street fair offers from any that
have ever been given in the city as the
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-04-27
PLANS OF THE FRISCO.
Contracts for Mexican Extensions are
Almost Ready.

St louis. No, April 2s.-Contrscts viii
be given out IN few days by President
and General Manager Foakum for the
extension Of the Texas lines Of the St
Louis and san Francisco system The
gap between sherman and Fort worth,
establishing direct connection with the
recently acquired Fort worth and Rio
Grande Iiue VIII receive frat attention
The short lire connection between the
Frisco and the Memphis lire from Miami
I. r.. viii likewise be constructed az
once. in Texas the intention IS 70 eE-
tend the Frisco system ia ar air lire
from BrovnNrood 20 the RIO Grarie boz
der looking 10 direct connections for the
chief cities in the republic Of Mexico.
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CITING RIGHI OF IVAN
Orient Road Neaus Business in Okla.
hOma

hOn2n.
Altus. o. r., April 2t-Messrs. z n.
sl9cum, of Alva, oklahoma, and John A.
Blair. Of Medford, Oklahoma. right-of-
way agents OF the Kansas City. Mexican
and Orient railway. are here securing
the right-of-way for the road through
Greer county. They are meeting with
good success. most Of the right-of-way
being given free of cost. A number Of
our leading citizens are giving them valu-
able assistance. and our people are en-
thusiasuc over the prospect OF securing
this valuable road.
Mr.. J. $ Shelburn, Of wekita, Okla
homa. was here SATURDAY. He viii have
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-04-27
TO CURE A COLD IN oNEDAY
Take ativeBromo-Quinine Tablets.
OI,Iaboma college in distress.

Oklahoma city. o. T., Aprn %. NJ.
Hays. president and principal of the
Southwestern Business college in this
city, has left town and his whereabouts
are unknown There are e number OF
teachers thrown out of employment and
it is stated that Hayes was much in
arrears. 1t was decided today that the
school win be closed.
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NORCOSKA A MURDERER
Fearful ana Fatal sight Between
Drunken Indians

Guthrie. @. T.. April 25.-The Shawnee
Oum says Two Indians. John Wudhorse
and N0rcoska, were at Keokuk Fails.
aud after INDUCING in the flowing bowl
20 an undue extent. fen out over an old
gru5ge. arising from the fact that some
time ago WHdhorse's house was burned
and that he had accused Norcoska with
applying the torch. but while in town
their anger did not reach the white heat
of belieerancy and they left KeoSuk
sails together or their horses.
after having lefr town and covering q
distance OF about two miles their war OF
words eliminated in Norcoska knocking
Wl6horse from the animal he was riding
with his gun, and iump.ug on bis Own
horse. clubbing his adversary over the
head untu he not only kiued him. but in
his flemish passion. beat his head into an
unacceptable mass OF blood bone.
bruised flesh ard hair.
no enc was present TO witness the atro-
cious murder of The unarmed savage hy
his lniuriated adversary. and after
euenchins his tni1s, Cor blood Norcoska
rode back 20 Keokuk rails and renewed
+ his inbihations % lre-uater and AFTER he
had inaulEed Il his hearts content. went
90 his horse.
When arrested. Noecdska deuied any
knowledge Of the crime. hat Sd his drunk
sr condition when lie reached horae he
had neglected e. destroy convincing evi-
drnces of his sult-his clothes were cov-
5rs5 with blood. as WAS also MS gua.
4 blows eiven BIS victim
which had been bent hy tie force ~ the
--- 80.
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Guthrie. 0. t, April 25.-The Rock Is
land Nil and Elevator company, of FL
Reno, was chartered today with a capital
years.
The incorporators are w. f. Collier,
Chickasha. L T.; r. s. Trulock, FL Reno,
o. r., and II. c. Bradford. Oklahoma
City, O. T.
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One dollar a bottle.

Is your druggist cannot supply you, scad
as f1.oo and we wiz express bottle % yous
al charges prepaid. Be SAFE and give rs
year nearest ex press ceicc.
C. AVER Co, Lowell. Mass.
Send for our handsome book on The HaiE
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Leave Buffalo 500 p. II. Arrive New
York : .53 q. n.
Via Lehigh Valley railroad Exposition
Exnrsss-, L.uxurlols SAVING cars.
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wel sea yea q 1..ie b ~ s YoE Ess-
SCOTT q EoRNE 50 Par srse1 Sss f0sk
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-04-27

Taree doses OF Hoods Sarsaparina daily
after meals for awhile wiz build you up.