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The Marshall republican., 1901-02-08
GOOD LYING
u Often q Cause Of Tad Health.

Tina, bad health ayd good living often
go together as cause aud ciiec, is "a prop.
Dsitiou which will be accepted 1t once
by any practising physician. Common
sense living would demand that We ate
only when hungry and that food should
he chosen frs, Tor its nu,titive value aud
then for its pala,ah'cncss. So.called
good living" fe,ctscs these rules
Meals are taken at stated hours without
reference To hunger Or physical require.
nicn,s II appetite is lacking, s,iniulat.
ing cotdials or liquors are often used TO
induce a false appetite. Food is not
The Marshall republican., 1901-02-08
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this lay keeping III" cough loos. aud
ia" lungs re" from inflammation. All
druggists sell k"mp'- iIalsam ut 10
aud 'ar. iD.tw
The Marshall republican., 1901-02-08

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No, o. Of Ilnnl Srt,lrm, NJ.

>oi,c" T. hereby Given Ia MI creditors aud
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Rich, deceased, TINT ! juhn ", IlickbirIi
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Mrs. DORA MUNRO VAN NoTE.
Manager.
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Notes Of Final settlement.

Noiir' l. hereby given Ia an creditors nnd
Trigg, deceased, thai I, VI, Y. thnsidin, nj
minisl rutOr of >pid estate, intend To mukr
Finni settlement th.r,o NJ III" next term
of III" Probate conri Of Snlin" countN to In
holden ~ the tDurt HOUSE IN Slid County
an IN" first Monday of Mnrch, l'ni.
NJ, 7, tHAsTNI>,
A~dmini>irnior EstnI" of JrLIA \. TRhGG.
l-lM
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\ personally conducted thirty days
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of sixty. under the management III
Mr.. |. g.. Thomp.on, ~ the Wabash
u u. All travelling expenses inrlui.
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IN i,"al vii ter outing. embracing
IN III" rou'" To- h" travelled all of the
principal points IN old Mexico. Ia.
cludirr -iS days IN the cit, al Mexico.
For copy ~ complete itinerary aud
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rates. .s't.. address,
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The Marshall republican., 1901-02-08
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The Marshall republican., 1901-02-08

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-04-12
INSTALL OFFICERS
sons OF Herman HoIo BUSINESS and
social session.

wichita Lodge No. 4. and Columbia
Lodge No. 3, Sons OF Hermann. held their
installation Of officers last night at the
Sons OF Herman han in the Getto block
and followed me affair with an informal
social and general good time that was
thoroughly enjoyed by all who attended.
About two hundred members and their
friends enjoyed the hospitality Of the
ioGge and made merry with song and
dancing until the clock struck j. The
officers of lodge No. T. were installed
by District Deputy II. Tatsenhorst. as
sisted by Julius Zimmerman and L. HOY
man. They are: Harry T. Camien. PRES
ident: Dr. Martin C. Fox. vice president.
Henry Billman. secretary John Herrig.
treasurer. John Kloppstein, guide. Henry
Schoenfeld inner guard; zoe Gerteis. out
er guard. trustees. Fritz Brandt and Geo.
CERT Finance committee: Henry Schnitz-
Ter. I. Hoffman and Johu Te er.
Grand President Lizzie Tatgenhorst. as
sisted by Mrs. NJ Fries ana Mrs. F. sid
ley installed the following Cfhcsrs for tie
Ladies Auxiliary Of Columbia Lodge No.
8. Airs. Emma Schnitzier president.
Mrs Fred Brandt vice president. Airs-
A Schnitzier. secretary; Mrs. G. CaUteu.
treasurer, Mrs. II. Schindlsr guide thus
tees. Mrs Z. Nnoblach and Mrs. I. Clare.
Finance committee. Airs. \. Sreden. M-s.
II. Hosfeldt and Mrs. H. Bennett
IL H. Brown. trsinuaster Of the Frisco
railroad. with headquarters At Monett
Aio-. is in town.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-04-12
CATTLEMEN
FENCES MUST BE REMOVED
FROM PUBLIC LANDS.
Many cattIemen in Western Kansas
VIII be Affected.

A II. Burtis. special agent OF the Unit
ed States land office, has received instruc-
tons from the land department at Nvast-
ington to at once remove all fences which
have been built by cat;lemen around
government land in western Kansas. The
order has created great excitement IN
western Kansas and lis enforcement will
work tncalculable harm to the cattle in
terests Of the southwest.
". E. Hutchinson of Garden City Judge
of the Thirty-second district. in discuss
sing the matter in an interview yesterday
said: For several months the cattle
men Of my district have been greatly agi-
tated over this matter. The strict en-
forcement of this order means ruination
to the cattle interests We have known
that it was coming and have done every
thing possible to have the department at
Washington reconsider its action, but all
our efforts have been unavailing. The
officials at Washington seem to have
the idea that somebody wants this land
for homesteads, but they are very much
mistaken. Western Kansas is not an
agricultural country. It is a good cattle
country and that is about all we claim
for it. The cattlemen have been making
money and the whole state has been ben
eftted. lis recent order compels many
of the leading cattlemen to go out of
business. which is about the worst thing
that could happen to our section
Western Kansas is practically all under
fence at the present time. one cattle
man on the Cimarron river has a pasture
70 miles long and 20 miles wide. all
fenced. Within these large pastures are
many tracts sof government land subject
to homestead entry and it is for the pur-
pose of getting at this land that the gov
eminent has ordered fences removed.
Several cattlemen have from three to five
townships fenced IN. The cathemen are
ready TO lease the lands. but the govern
ment refuses to give leases to anyone.
The department has instructed Special
Agent Burtis to notify all offenders to
remove fences at once. II the cattle
men refuse. Mr. Burtis is directed 20 Sc
cure the necessary assistance and remove
the fences himself. The Instructions are
now being carried out
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-04-12
SHOP LAND
IS WANTED
Orient Attorney Now Ready
for Propositions.
WANTS TO BUY GROUND
For the Accommodation of
Orient Shops.
EAGER FOR THE START
Dirt Will be Flying Probably
in Ten Days,
EAGER FOR THE START

Mr.. John Eaton, one Of the general at
torneys for the Orient road, with head
quarters at Kansas city, arrived in the
city yesterday to cooperate with the
eompany's local attorney, Mr.. Charles
Y. Ferguson. in active preparations for
the commencement of work on the road
out OF Wichita. Mr.. Eaton VIII be Joined
this morning by ex-secretary Of State
william c. Edwards and both Of them
viii remain in Wichita several days.
The first work to be done is to ask the
district court TO appoint appraisers TO
condemn right-of-way through the coun-
tyt and this viii probably be done today
The company is anxious to begin work
and VIII push matters.
Mr. Eaton said yesterday 1--WE are
here for business. Assure me five miles
Of right-of-day out OF Wichita inside of
five days and I win assure you that we
shall have the grading commenced inside
Of ten days. We are DESTROYS Of building
a track out Of Wichita both ways for
the distribution Of our material and we
shall do everything in our power to make
such reasonable concessions as will in
sure an immediate start.
Il am here to not only get the right-of-
way, but want ground for our shops. and
I would be very much pleased to enter
tain propositions from any parties who
can secure US a sufficient area of ground
10 accommodate such shops as we con-
template building
The road is now thoroughly financed.
1t was no trouble to do It. That corces-
sion in Mexico is of such Importance that
there was no difficulty in getting Ameri-
can capital to take hold Of it,"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-04-12
WATER GETTING SCARCE.
Well Supply at Newton Not Equal to
Santa Fe Demand.

According 20 the Newton Kansan the
water committee has reported TO the
Newton council that the supply OF water
in the wells Of the city waterworks IS
not equal to the demand Of the town and
Santa Fe division. The Kansan il
report Of o council meeting says
The report Of the water committee was
Of more than ordinary Importance as IT,
revealed . somewhat regrettahle condi-
ton of affairs at the pump house. Enor-
nous quantities Of water have been con-
stunned ley the patrons OK the system the
last few weeks and the supply IS hardly
equal 70 the demand. TIE dimcuity may
be due % poor points or il may be caused
hy an insufficient supply Of water what
ever may 30 the cauEe IL was perceived
for some time ~ Che committee thar the
system could meet the demands made
upon il and that prompt attention would
De necessary - prevent failure II
was suggested 90 re santa Fe that no
more water than was absolutely neces-
sary o. used tn the yards here. hat fhe
company took no action Finally a re-
Guest was made % The Santa p author-
titles that 80 many = the road engines
as possible oe Supplied With water at orb
er pieces and that the engines shosla -
washed oct az Dodre City. This ire
company very klndIv consented 80 90
and t. further help matters it agreed %
loan the city steam puup which vas
paced st Emma creek to pump uatr
into the cistern CT the rurlp hose ahsrs
Il ccule be forced int the mains In
this say sufficient water has heea nra-
vi5ed to meet ghe demand. The Ceak
company ~ ST f-aui= hiss FORE ~ ata
fzsier an expert "a work slHsirs e res
wH whieh viii o. ester1ei 81 81
Here 81 is taoaEht the Cos ~ ~afs- aH
he strongest should iha sNrect -s1ss
- fhese i1 charge g. re1lizfl et
irue-onshle that lroirer 5eep ven VIZ
H. sanE ard these ought or give ~
a-nnge surely The rew ua a
pushes rapidly % e1mp,Ffian ae4
the apiulea - thE sgperirtera-rf that
u VII - finished aot later tlau s. -aag
The sltaztsz = ore taat h4s 1zasaz
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-04-12
GIVEN NEW TRIAL
Interesting Point of Law Be-
fore Judge Harvey.
ISSUE WATCHED CLOSELY
Character and Potency of
City Courts involved.

Yesterday there was fled in the city
court two motions for new trials. one in
the case OF ]. R. Mead VS.. J. H. Cole. and
the other in the case Of B. Levi VS.. Baker
Bros.
These cases have attracted a great deal
Of attention and been the subject Of much
comment among the legal fraternity OF
the city. as technical point Of law is in
volved. and the opinion which Judge Har-
vey would render has been awaited with
almost breathless suspense.
The motions for new trial were on the
grounds that the procedure in district
court which provides that where a judg-
ment is rendered in one term OF district
court and motion for new trial is filed
and motion Is not heard at that term and
new judge comes on the bench and sits
at the next term of court, he is obliged
to grant that It is his duty. for the reason
that he did not preside at the former trial
anG could not have heard the evidence,
and is not acquainted with the witnesses
or the case
Plaintiffs filed motion TO strike the mo-
ton for new trial from the files for the
reason that this court had no Jurisdiction
to hear and determine motion for new
trial for the reason that this court is a
substitute for the justice OF the peace.
and that justices Of the peace only have
such power as is given them by the stat
ute; that the statute gave only justices
Of the peace power to continue cases;
that the justice before whom the case is
tried shall have power 10 vacate its own
Judgment or grant new trials; and that
as the present judge was not the one be
fore whom the case was tried. he did not
possess power to grant new trial.
Judge Harvey held that the city court
was a court created by special statute
and that there was a distinction between
Justice and court" that the court
was continuous and it was more the court
than tho justice that was substituted for
the justice ot the peace; that if you sub
stitute the word court for Justice"
in the statutes upon which plaintiffs re-
lied to prove the lack Of jurisdiction Of
court. the statutes would cleaAr give
this court the right to grant new trials.
And the court further held that the rea-
soning given by the supreme court Of the
state for the decision rendered in case of
change of judge in district court where
motion for new trial was pending was ap-
plicable to the present cases in this
court, and for that reason a new trial
was granted in each case
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-04-12

microbe. from the infection in the very
air we breathe. but halts when confront
ed by the parasits, the vampire and hale
impotent 80 We stand in relation to this
despised among men-the dog killer.
ITO see the Wen loved old boy appeal
ing to US with the look OF agony in his
big loving, brown eyes. begging for help
in his dumb way. to stand helpless while
he trembies with painting breath and
writhes with stiffening muscles while the
small boy and little maiden sob out their
dying playmate is scene to wiring the
hardest heart and eyes for vengeance
swift and sure, even a woman could hold
the torch to the author Of such wanton
suffering
THE thing that could do this would
feed poison TO the prattling child OF suck
ling babe were he not sure OF the burn
ing stake and should be Stunned Of man
kind more surely than the leprous out
cast
"sportsmen. lovers OF high bred ami
mails TO the humane among us. the APP
peal goes up and yet to be outwitted by
this thing. VIII we permit him &c gloaf
over your bereavement?
Help help in the name OF our suffer
ing dumb friends.
"HFTTIE NJ HUFF"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-04-12
WAS PLEASANT EVENT
3 teFfafament Givea BY knights OF
the Maccabees k4ast NifFht

+ notwithstanding the rain storm last
fught the entertainment given by the
= rights of the AIaccabees in honor OF
ter sister organization. the Ladies OF
te Maccabees, was largely attended and
vas most successful event. A short
r-ogram was rendered. interspersed with
rusic by the Frisco Mandolin club. after
which ice cream and cake were served.
ar. Resides humorous recitation. enti-
ted Having Babys Picture Taken"
Sas well received and heartily encored.
Little Miss Fannie Alilhaubt gave
pleasing recitation. which was very cred
table to one So young. and showed care
,ul training. Mr.. Jesse Leland presided
COR the knights. and an graceful man
ner presented the work of the Knights of
The Maccabees. after which be introduced
airs. Liscomb and turned affairs over to
lhe Ladies Of the Maccabecs.
Airs. Carrie Liscomb of Topeka. deputy
organizer for Kansas made short talk
on the benefits and other features Of the
Ladies OF tire 1Iaccabees which was wen
received The two lodges are gaining in
membership rapidly. and the membership
has reason 10 be proud OF last nights
work and entertainment
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-04-12
CARPENTER WILL FILED.
1t Dlsposes of a Lot of Property in
This County.

The last win and testament Of the late
Mrs. Jane J. Carpenter of Saratoga. N.
Y. was fled in the probate court yester-
day morning.
By the provisions Of the viii the child
ren of each of the deceased's son and
daughters, Clarence A Carpenter and
Mrs a. J. Peters. receive an undivided
half Of her estates and property and
Elias II. Peters is named as the sole exc
cutor.
Mrs. Carpenter was a heavy property
owner in this city and county.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-04-12
PARAMOUNT WINFIELD DEBATE
Wichita Debaters Leave This Morn
ing FOR Scene OF Conflict

Today is the day for the Fairmoun:
Winfield debating contest. The Fair-
mount debaters accompanied by the del
egation committee and a number Of stu
dents left on the early morning train for
the scene of conflict. Owing u the
rainy conditions the main delegation
from Fairmount did not leave this morn
ing. but viii go south on the Afternoon
train. which leaves here at 4;50 p. n. The
Santa Fe has made splendid arrange
ments for a special which viii leave Win
field for Wichita at Y O'Clock tonight and
viii come through without stop or delay
The weather department promises a clear
sky for this evening and a large deIega-
ton Of Wichita people will no doubt take
advantage Of this excursion.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-04-12
ROASTED TO TURN.
Mrs. Hettie Huff Tells Of People
Worse Than Microbes.

WIS AHGtt HA~AgA~os
There is widespread CONSERVATION in
the south end at the wholesale poisoning
Of the dogs. both pets and hunting dogs.
No dog IS too tiny or useless or too big
and valuable to escape.
Owners are thinking of leaving a vicin-
ity that allows such condition 10 exist.
not to be allowed TO possess his pets and
protectors is a curtailment OF his liberty
no American VIII endure.
Mrs Kettle N. Hun. who evidently has
suffered the loss Of a pet or perhaps one
of her husbands hunting dogs, roasts
those who are killing the CANNES TO a
brown turn, in a communication TO the
Eagle as follows;
The more cherished the poor dumb
brute. the surer it IS to De a target for
death by cowardly poison
Words fan. that NEST faciie pen stops
short in the attempt to express the sor-
row. the indignation. the violent hatred
OF such damnable crime.
1T is misfortune no one can defend
himself from such a specimen OF breath
ing rotting carron with only Just enough
OF human ia him to enable him 90 spread
poison Tor the destruction ~ an animal
so far superior 10 him that GOD himself
must have been in state ~ coma while
the devil sot in his work
sOne may deprive his dos friend o. his
liberty. chain him 20 his kennel keep him
under his watchful eye while De- takes
I'VE minutes romp. have him sleep on
rug by his bedside, while the masters
loving. watchful eye is closed 81 sleep
and yet this speck Of devils spume works
his VIII Paying tax 20 the city author
tiles VIII not protect our canine friend
loving watchfuiuess viii not save him.
shah We sueter his extinction rs tals
thing. too low and mean tor name
70 he classified be-
Science protects Us fro nthe deadly
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-04-12
DoLD VERSUS CHISHOLM CREEK.
Annual High Water and Floods Start
Pumping ENGINES.

Annual High Water and Floods Start
Pumping Engines.
As perennial as the growing grass and
the return Of the song bird comes the
annual spring dread among the North
Side people Of the floods and high
water When old Chisholm creek
gets fairly on its way to a terror
ling rampage it can scatter more scare
and sleeplessness nights and worry for
a few days than any cyclone that ever
scurried. So far this year by prompt
precautionary measures nothing has suf-
fered, save the annoyance of mud and
impossible roads and little lakes. Just
at the close Of trading Wednesday night
Superintendent Chas y. Darrigrand of
the D0ld company took last gaze at the
dam ana the food gates and at once,
from previous experiences, saw signs OF
war The water in the creek was al
ready up to its banks but considerably
below danger mark, but preterriug TO be
on the safe side, he at once telephoned
to the stoci1yards an order for the herd
ers and drovers to hold back all stock
purchases for the day and securely pen
eli that were over the chute. Then the
big ponderous special sewer engines We're
started and an night long and all day
yesterday they never stopped, but pound
ed away pouring a stream Ct water the
size of mans body and at the rate of
5000 gallons an hour. Mr. Fred Dold
declares solemnly that he verify believes
their tremendous engines have pumped
Chisholm creek dry at least three times
al normal conditions. But the constant
iy swelling foods above from the north
made this precaution q wise one with
the result that all the yard tracks are
dry and safe, the holding pens high and
d-y and the yards and bridges all right.
Tie water commenced to subside last
night and gave the alert and ever
watehful superintendent a safe breathing
SILL