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The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-26

There IS an aluoSt cert2iu cure for
dyspepsia and otker dlseases Of shs
stomach and organs Of digestion ard
nutrition. Dr. Picrce's GOlleu Medical
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Il has cured he most severe srsN. obsu-
rate condinors Of stomach trouble which
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cine
M Ned Nelsoa. tae Irish Comedian
sud Mimic Of - RovS~n street, Cam
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engagement OF twelve weeks and the
constant travelling gave ne q bad touch
Of that dreaded disease called dvspepSia.
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The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-26
MusIc 80 pRAMA.

SHAKER tDNCEhI Dt-iFANI-
It IS noticeable that the Shaker Concert
Co. always have new artists at each and
every one CT thsir big red letter SHOWS.
Tonight IS another big show, AID IL lz
strengthened ~ Slr. and Mrs Hayden O..
New To-k City IA society and other
ssstches. including al the old favortes.
Ihey must be seen 20 be appreciated.
Th-s is one OF the best co-ce-ts q tha
season ard as the admission IS only ten
cents. win Al opportunity q coming
home with a present I'd doubt tas
Ercurfs VII rz crrrEeI
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-26
IN FOREIGN TONGUE
Wilhelm Frank Roasted Amer
lean Justice
AND HIS LAWYER, TOO
Had the Advantage in That He
Could Not Be Understood.

The preliminary trial OF Wilhelm and
Rosa Franks came up yesterday in Judge
Harvey's court and they were bound over
to the district court IN the sums OF 800
each. The Franks are the people who
were arrested charged with obtaining $50
under false pretenses from Mrs. John
Kinseader few days ago.
The preliminary developed some anus
ing features.
The Franks are Bohemians and DO not
speak much English. They were repre-
sented by Adams & Adams. and George
Adams appeared for them. AS he could
not understand their language he had
George Ross. Sr., n court with him as
interpreter. II is the concensus OF opin-
ion that the Franks are sharpers and
there has been some question Of doubt as
to whether they are what they claim TO
be in other respects.
During the preliminary the young wo-
man was in tears most Of the time. which
almost melted the hearts Of even the
most experienced habitues OF the city
court, and even caused that sedate and
eminent dispenser Of justice to get in
an occasional cough or two behind his
hands.
II there had been any question about II.
the pathetic appearance of the seemingly
innocent girl would have had its effect
on the soft hearts OF the minions OF the
law and she would have got OF. but as
1t was the court. Deputy Marshal voss.
the assistant county attorney and the
lady herself succeeded in swallowing
large gobs Of sobs and the trial progress
ed. At the conclusion, when the pair
were bound over. Franks arose and
launched form on hot roast 10 the
judge and The court and everybody con-
nected Herewith. He delivered his dis
course in German. and he swore ia piO-
deutsch, low duetcsh and high dutch.
which the interpreter could not follow.
In fact, he ran away in the discourse
from the interpreter andhnished several
lengths ahead Of him at the close. Geo.
Adams started to call Franks down. end
the latter could not understand the
learned Latin quotations OF the Wichita
legal light. so hestarted in and began TO
roast George in all kinds of classic blue
German
George spared for a few minutes for
an opening and finally gave Il up and
said that he would discuss the matter IN
private today with his client
The Franks claim that they Just bor-
rowed the money from Mrs. Kinseader
and that they did not steal It andI that
an injustice is being done them in the
matter.
The Kinseaders claim that the money
was obtained under false pretenses and
that is the way they are going TO try
and stick Rosa and Wilhelm Frank.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-26
LIZZIE HAS ARRIVED
First Animal FOR ;he City Park Is q
Deer,

= AAN' FNutAAlA A"E she NlAN EAEk 1 s 81
Deer,
Yesterday morning Park Commissioner
George Dickson received word from Neut
Bridgeman down ia the territory that
Lizzie would arrive upon santa Fe train
=o6 and for him 10 look OUT for her and
see that she was treated with due cour-
tesy- Nr. Dickson fumed around awhile
and snored over Neut sending some
strange woman I'D here for him 20 look
after. and not say even what her last
name was or what she locked ike II
took couple OF cubic feet az certain
tooth carpenters laughing gss TO rein
stall his good humor partially. as he re-
paired to the depot and found Lizzie s,
box. ard she wasn't lead either liz
zie is nice specimen deer. and is about
two years old Ar Bri5seran sent her
up Tor The city park. bat as yet no en-
closure has been provided. although there
IS soon % be. The wire having been ord
eres about a week ago
SIR. Dickson and Lizzie looked az each
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-26
SHY ON MECHANICS
Scarcity of BrickIayerS Make
Contractors Nervous.
WAGES ARE NO OBJECT
Union Men Are the Choice
of Everybody.

There are not nearly brick layers
enough here TO do the work and if there
Is not some different arrangements the
buildings Of brick blocks in this city will
have 70 stop"
This Is what I'd Dumont, the architect,
said last evening, while he leaned against
the counter Of a North Main street
hardware store and mopped the sweat
f-im his face with his handkerchief. He
is probably better posted on the build
ing operations in this cfiy than any other
man in IL He sees the men who are do
ing the building and he knows when they
are short Of worlomen-
Row are we going TO get over this sum
mer without more br1cklayers, is what
1Ir Dumont was trying to figure out
He said some Of the men who are build
ing were afraid to send out for brick
layers for fear they would get men who
did not belong to the Bricklayers' Union
and they would cause the men they had
alrea dy had TO strike. Charles Darri-
grand was hunting all over the city yes
terday for bricklayers to push the build
ing on the Dold addition. 1Ir Dumont
said they were paying bricBlayers $3.50
for eight hours work and every man was
trying TO get men from some Of the other
Jobs.
There are three additions to the city
school buildings under way and then
there Is the new ingalls, school building
under W ~ and it was reported that the
contracto could only get two bricklayers
yesterday. It was also reported that the
contractor wanted to rush the big addi-
ton to All Hallows academy and that he
could not get to exceed six men to lay
brick
AGr. Dumont says the plans for the Nc
Cormick building viii be here in a few
days ana then there was the Miller build
ing Oh South Main. He knew Of a num-
ber Of people who were planning TO build
houses. II may be that some of the peo-
pie planning to build may change their
minds. but if they do, M. Dumont asks
where are they going to set the men to
do the wo-l1
Some ot the men who belong to the
I,ricklayerss' Union claim that this kick
about not being able to get bricklayers
viii have a tendency TO bring in outside /
men vino nav not be able TO get work /
when they get here if they should come |
in great numbers. The Union claims that /
st VIII be able 20 get all the men needed !
and that If they arc brought through /
the influence Of the Union they VIII not I
be disappointed when they get here. Some /
of them claim that the big rush viii be /
over here in about a month and after /
that there viii probably be enough brick /
layers 70 DO al the work, but in the 1
meantime some Of the contractors are |
predicting that the new school buildings !
cannot be completed IN time for the open !
ing Of school unless more workmen are |
occurred.
tt is supposed that work VIII be com
menced in few days on the Mccormick
and Steinbuchel buildings and Judge Lit
tie said last evening that he would com
mence large building soon if he secured /
a renter, which he thought ne should do.
but he said he was not alarmed about
not being able TO get bricklayers to do
the work. T5e said everybody must not
expect to build in the same week
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-26
HE HAS RECUPERATEO
Harry GiIIea Has Recovered His
Financial Prestige.

Many Of the people OF this city who
dealt in real estate during the boom viii
remember Harry Giiien- He went into
the food OF speculation az Kingman and
when the collapse came a good sized fer
tune lad gone lie went 70 St Louis and
opened q commission house for the sale
OF mules ana made fortune.
A S. Louis paper = few days ago had
= writeup of the formation OF tbs Union
Trust company that Is expected 20 work
wonders fer East 81 Louis and among
the stockholders ard on the board OF di-
rectors is the nams Of Harry GLlen.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-26
HAS GOOD oAT CROP.
MIR. McFederick Says His Crop Is Bet
ter Than Last Year.

Some people are never satisfied with
things as they are. The oat crop of this
country was considered ruined and out
of sight, but yesterday Mr.. A. McFred-
erick, who lives FIVE miles west Of this
city. came in and reported that his oats
was going 10 make a good deal better
yield that it did last year. He said the
straw was short but the heads were IN
usually well filed.
1t is an old saying among farmers that
no country ever raises a good crop of
wheat, oats and corn all the same year
and this boast of Mr.. McFrederick. was
regarded by some IN the light OF slur
on the corn crop. They question him
closely about his oats, but he stuck to
it that he had a fine crop of oats.
Insure your health in Prickly Ash Bit
ters. 1t regulates the system. promotes
good appetite. sound sleep and cheerful
spirits.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-26
STARTS A DETECTIVE AGENCY.
Kansas Secret Service Bureau Opens
HereA

The Kansas Secret Service Bureau IS
the title Of new detective agency. which
has been started in Wichita. This is the
first enterprise Of the kind since the
bqPm- The Secret Service Bureau VIII
beNunder the management OF Il. ". Bal
lard. who has resided in this city some
time. He has had wide experience in the
detective profession. having been once in
the state service Of Texas and connected
with other important agencies of like inn
port The Wichita agency viii DO an
kinds Of work for The detection OF tie
wary. and the ensnarrg OF the slippery.
Are you dull and stupid? DO you miss
the snap vim and energy that was once
yours You need a few doses OF that
great system regulator. PriclIy Ash Biz
ters. For reviving strength and energy
Increasing the capacity OF the body for
work. it is remedy Of the highest order
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-26
4 Terrible ExpIosion.

"Of gasoline stove burned a lady
here frightfully," writes \. Z. Palmer.
OF K1rkman, IA. The best doctors
couldn't heal the running sore that fal-
lowed, but BUckiens Arnica SaIve en-
urely cured her" Infslnble for Cuts.
Corns. Sores. BOns, Bruises. Skin Dis
eases and Piles. sc at Gehring's Phsr-
macy
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-26
AN OLD CASE ENDED
Blackwell 3Ean Wins Ills suit In the
EunreIne llnurf

Mr. ". c. Tetricb, a well known busi-
ness man and lawyer Of Blackwell, o. T,
is here today. Mr.. Tetrick IS the secre-
tary OF the board Of trade OF his town
He was here in connection with the case
Of Tetetick against F. A Parsons. cash
fer of the Farmers and Drovers bank Of
Kingnan. This case has been in the
district court OF King1nan county. in the
court Of appeals of the southern divi-
sion OF the supreme court OF Kansas for
eight years past. The supreme court Of
Kansas has just handed down an opinion
in favor OF Mr. Teterick affirming the
district court OF KiEgman county and
ordering Parsons 20 transfer certain bank
stock TO Mr.. Teterick.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-26

Kesth's Biioa Theatre.
Phila5eipha. IN the Sel-
son Trio, a proicssieaL
friend q mi1e advised
me TO uv pr. Pie-ces
Golden Alsdical DisSo1.
erv. I tired =. and.
thank God, w5th good
results
For three years 7
suffered untold aaouv,s
writes Mrs. Z r. White,
Of Ssanstead, Staustead
Co, Quebec BOX rES).
0I would hs17e spells q
trembling and being SICK
az nv stomach. paIa In
right side al the time :
then II would work un
into NV stomach. gnd--
such distress il is iupos-
sibie 20 describe. Iwrotc
20 the Worid's Dispcu-
sary Medical Association,
stating my case 90 them.
and they very promptly
answered and told uae
Whist TO do I took eight
bottles % DR.. Pierce
Golden Medical Dlscov-
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-26
Baby's Diary.

A unique and handsome publication
wherein to record the important events
in baby's life has just been issued by
Borden's Condensed Milk Co., Il Hud-
son ST, New York. It is not given
away, but is sent on receipt OF 10 cents.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-26
THE MoDFBN REALITY

Thrives on good food and sunshine, with
plenty Of exercise in the open air. Her
form glows with health and her face
blooms with its beauty. II her system
needs the cleansing action Of a laxative
remedy, she uses the gentle and pleasant
Syrup OF Figs. made by the California
Fig Syrup Co. onlv
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-26
Didn't Marry for Monev.

The Boston man, who lately married
sickly rich young woman, is happy now,
for he got Dr.. Kings New Life Pills.
which restored her TO perfect health. IN
fallible for Jaundice, Bnfousness, Nal
aria, Fever and Ague and all Liver and
Stomach troubles. Gentle but effective.
Only sc at Gehring's Pharmacy.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-26

". z. Bon Durant, representing Fidelity
and Casualty insurance. win make good
the loss Of Geo. speacer's horse. stolen
night before last.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-26

DR.. Hopkins. chiropodist. removes corns
and fngrowing toenails without pain or
the loss Of blood Once At Wellington
hotel, room SO. Telephone 5s5.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-26

''Wnl wonders never cease?" inquire
the friends Of Mrs. L. Pease. of Law
renee Kan. They knew she had been
unable TO leave her bed IN seven years
on account Of kidney and liver trouble
nervous prostraioD and general debility;
bat Three bottles of Electric Bitters
enabled me 10 walk" she writes, and
in three months I felt ike a new per
son" Women suffering from Headache,
Backache. Nervousness. Sleeplessness.
Melancholy, Painting and Dizzy Spells.
VIII find it q priceless blessing. Try It.
Satisfaction is guaranteed by Gehring's
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The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-26

Gosne1, lIl.
Genesee Pure Food Co., Ls Rcv. n. Y
Deor sirs.-Some days since 3 paczars
ot your GEAIN-O preparation ras ~,
al my oaice. I took II come and rava :
trial. and have 20 say 7 was vs-v
much pleased with H. IS a substitute f,-
conce- We have always used the bsu
Java snG Mocha n cur family. bu. Z an
free to say Ike the GRAIN-O as well
as the hest coffee I ever drank. Re
EDectiuliy yours.
A. c. JACKSON. u d
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-26

Judge Ruggles has received a box OF
flowers from his wife lho IS now visiting
in their old homestead at Garfield. Ohio.
In the box were roses rom A bush that
and his wife planted in 1854. when they
fret went TO housekeeping.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-26

If warm weather makes you feel weary
you may be sure your system needs
cleansing. Use PriclCly Ash Bitters be-
fore the hot weather arrives: it VIII put
the stomach, liver and bowels in order
and help you through The heated term.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-26

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Rooms and Board,

4 LARGE FRONT ROOM, with board, At 81
adams avenue. suitable lpr t"o Nouug m,r,
ROOMS 10 Rent. whh board. son Mulberry
street
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AvOCA.

r. y. courtright, of Scranton, II
member of the United Mine Workers IF
America, will address Local llG. in
Herbert's hall this evening. All menu
bers should be present.
The Ladies Catholic Benevolent as
sociation held IL meeting on Tuesday
evening and elected the following Off
GERS: Past president, Miss Anna ral-
lahan. president, Miss Margaret
O'Bren. first vice president, Miss
Nina Gibbons; second vice president.
Mrs. Kate Johnson, recorder. Miss
Anna Clarke; assistant recorder, Mrs.
Mary Hoskins; financial secretary,
Miss q. Reap: treasurer, Miss Ella
McGowan; marshal Miss May kear-
ney; guard, Miss Kate Gibbons truS-
tees, Mrs. Mary Rowan. Miss Agnes
Morahan, Ms. ellen McGlynn
The Home Mission society of the
Primitive Methodist church intend
holding an entertainment on Washing
toms Birthday. The juvenile choir Of
Pittslon VIII entertain.
w. j. Bueleholl Is able to be around
again after several days Illness
Mrs. Mary i.ynott. Of Kingston, 10
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pITTSTON.

Special to III. Scranton Tribune
Pittston, Dec. ll.--Local No. I;Sl.
United Mine Workers. will hold "a spec
ial meeting next Sunday afternoon in
Clishams hall. Rrowntown. when mat
terS of much importance pertaining to
the local will he discussed. Local No.
1881 Was the third local organized in
this vicinity and has on it's roll over
40 members. The membership is not
confined to any one colliery and in
cludes mine employees from Old Forge
to No. IA shaft. The opinion prevails
among the officers of the local that it
should be disbanded and the members
allowed TO become affiliated with locals
at the various cOlievieS where they are
employed.
Father Qunnan has moved INTO the
new parochial residence AT ST. Mark $
church al SturmerVille.
\ "hoiI of forty mixed voices. under
the leadership of Harry Powell. has
been organized in West Pittston to
compete in the eisleddfod at TAYLOR
Christmas providing the competition
takes place in the afternoon of that
day
Charles Morrow, Il well-known resi-
dent of this city for many years, and
Mrs. Elizabeth ioodell, for several
years proprietor of the Coffee House
here, were united in marriage last
evening in the Episcopal church. by
the rector, Rev. j. 4. Johnston. They
will reside ON Mill street.
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Catholic church. where requiem hisl
mass will be celebrated.
Mrs. Edward Doyle is very seriously
i'll.
There is fair business on the .Jeifer-
son branch of the Erie.
Dora Rebekah lodge. Independent, Or
der of Odd Fellows. will on Thursday
afternoon attend the funeral of the late
Mrs. Frederick Seeley.
Engineer Duncan Mcdonald. who last
week sustained severe injury to his
right arm. in the Hornellsville yard
has arrived home. 1t is feared that his
arm will be permanently stiff.
The funeral of the ate Mr.. Blaisdell
of Maple Ridge, took place on Sunday.
The board OF trade transacted routine
business on Tuesday sveninS.
Miss Pauline Barrett. of this place
will give an entertainment in the
Brushville Baptist church on Tuesday
evening next.
The ladies' society of the Baptist
church held supper this evening at
the parsonage, on Jackson street
The Crescent club will hold Il hop at
the Starrucca house ON Friday even
ing.
In ST. Johns Catholic church. ON
Tuesday. by the pastor Rev. p. T..
Frederick, Patrick Young and Miss
Mary Mcnamara. both of Susquehan-
na, We're united in marriage.
Mormon elders are again at work in
Susquehanna. but converts are ma
terializins slowly.
The slim Sleddn'S slid.
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Perfect Health

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uI was very weak aud nervous when COM
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wear ago. writes Mrs. NJ, +, Everetts, OF So
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stomach was SO bad $50 my doctor told me- and
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Adviser, in paper covers, is sent frse on
receipt of ~ one-cent stamps to pay
expense of mailing 0nD. Address DIR.
Il. V. Pierce, Buffalo, n. y.