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The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1901-02-22
Chaplin.

Mrs. Dyre Carroll entertained the
Methodist l.. A. s. Thursday--Milt
Williams and wife visited relatives in
Riley last week.-Mrs.. Ida Hinman,
of Morrice, visited her sister. in. law, Ella
M. Loynes Friday--Joseph Lonsberry
and wife spent Sunday at Charlie
atchelor's--Henry Fockler and wife
called on Chaplin friends Sunday and
Monday-The sick are slowly i'm.
proving and we hope they will soon be
out again--G. w. Haynes and wife
ride in new Portland cutter--Mrs.
Minnie Dunham, of Fairfield, was a
pleasant caller at Ella Loynes' Friday
Mrs. Hattie Holland. of Ovid, spent
Sunday with her sister, Mrs. Maud
Somers--The entertainment at the
Methodist church Monday evening,
given by Elder Squires and daughter,
was very niece. M. Loynes is on
the grippe list--Dr. Bell, from Ohio.
was In Chaplin the first of the week look.
ing for q ocation--There was wood
bee for Doan Eckman. Tuesday,
Milt williams Is on the sick list. We
think Chaplin really needs doctor from
the number reported sick at present
Chas. Eckman had tree fall across his
neck and shoulders, no bones were
broken but Charlie is quite lame.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1901-02-22

''Grip robbed ms Of my sleep and was
nearly crazy with neuralgia and headache,
DIR. Miles Pain Pills and NervIne cured
me."-Mrs. Pearl Bush. Holland, Mich.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1901-02-22
To Cure a Gold in One Day.

Take Laxative Bromo QuinIne Tablets.
All druggists refund the money II Il falls to
cure. e. W. Groves signature is on each
box. 25c.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1901-02-22

Stops the Cough and Works off the
Gold.
Laxative Bromo-Q Quinine Tablets cure q
cold 10 one day. No cure no pay. Price
cents.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-03
GOOD RECORD MADE
Two Good Matches of Golf
Played Yesterday.
I'm SIXTY-FIVE STRIKES
Mr. Sternberg Wins Easily
Over His Opponent.

Despite the high wind. two matches OF
golf were played of yesterday. The first
was that between Mr.. w. o. sternberg
and Mr.. Joe Johnson. Mr.. Sternberg
made one of the best scores yet made in
the tournament, going the nine holes IN
s. strokes and doing some spectacular
driving. his putting being not up 20 the
average He won easuy over his oppon-
ent who was new to the game but play
ed well. nevertheless. for a beginner.
Mr.. Bion HUI and Mr. NJ. Greenfield
played on their matcn. Mr.. Greenfield is
new at the game. but ne made some
splendid drives and brassie shots.
The result of the match between h-r
Sternberg and Mr.. JoAnson was as fol-
lows:
sternberg- Strokes. IS; total ).
Johnson-Strokes, 11S; handicap II; total,
1O7.
The score by strokes by holes Is as fol-
lows:
sternberg .......s ss77s 70
Johnson .........1S 10 Il 10 10 l. 1S Il 1O-l1S
The result Of the match between Mr..
HUI and air. Greenfield was as follows:
Hull-Strokes, IA; total,
Observation-Disclosures, 1OS; handicap, IA
total, So.
The score by strokes by holes was as
follows:
Hull ........s 10 z 50 81 8 81
Greenfield ....... s Il % II 10 Ii II 12-103
The tournament committee last evening
made the following important announce
ment:
Every member Of the Country club
must play the match with the man as
signed him. as published in the Eagle
Sunday morning, April q, before O'CLOCK
p. m. Saturday, May 4, or forfeit the
privilege of playing in the second series
of the tournament next week
If, however. one party TO q. match pre-
sents himself for play at a time agreed
upon by them. and the other party fails
to appear within a reasonable time, the
first party shall be deemeU the winner
and be eligible TO play in the second
series.
II both parties to match fail to ap-
pear within the time specified above,
neither shall be eligible to play in the
second series.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-03
COMING SWELL DISTRICT.
West Side People Have SILK Stocking
Ambitions

The West Side is becoming one Of the
best residence portions Of the city judg-
ing from the number of houses being
built and in contemplation. This sum
mer will see the greatest activity in
building on the other side OF the river
il has had since the boom. over thirty
new cottages are being planned in in
process OF construction. G. w. Bennett
is building Groom frame house on
Meridian, Just north OF Second street
J. a. Woodlands room cottage at 523
Fern avenue is nearly completed. This
house was blown dowp during the storm
about six weeks ago. At the corner Of
Fern avenue and University Mr.. VIM.
Beeson will erect fine home. c. E.
Lomaxs' fine room cottage on the cor
ner of Hancock and Burton is almost
ready for occupancy as is alos the 5
room cottage, built by Rev. Pruen at 425
Hewet tavenue. Workmen yesterday
began laying the foundation for two 5
room cottages for James Allison on the
corner of Hewett and Maple avenues.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-03
REFORMING pRuNKARps.
What Or. McKanna Is Doing for the
Temperance Cause.

IF there were a few hundred such men
as DR.. McKanna, the specialist, Mrs.
Nation and her co-workers would lose
! their occupation and cease to gain noto-
riety by smashing saloons, which cannot
remove the evil or stop men from drink
! ing. Dr. AIcKanna's method of fighting
the saloon Is to stop the drunkard from
drinking by taking away from him the
! appetite or craving for liquor and that
he is doing this, hundreds of people who
were formerly in the clutches of the
whiskey or morphine habit many Of
whom are citizens of Wichita, will tes-
tify.
During the past three months DR.. Mo
Kama has cured a large number Of
/ Wichitans of the liquor and drug habit
and is now treating a large number of
patients. At the Manhattan hotel a re-
porter for the Eagle called upon the
doctor yesterday. expecting to see some
OF his patients, but was informed by the
doctor that be didn't keep them at the
hotel or in any way expose his patients
to publicity. He gives his treatment
while the patients continue at their work
or attending to their business and no one
knows that they are taking the treat
ment. Many of them, however, as soon
as cured. are only too glad TO grant the
doctor permission to give their names as
reference to prospective patients, but
this he never does unless by permission
of the party. He cures the most hopeless
cases in three days and takes the desire
or taste for liquor entirely away from
his patient who is cured to stay cured.
Thursday night al midnight, man in
toxicated and crazy drunk was taken to
DR.. McKanna at the Manhattan. The
doctor gave his treatment and yesterday
his patient was as sober as a judge, and
refused to drink, stating that he not only
had no desire for liquor, but that the
smell of whiskey made him sick. The
doctor says he never fails to cure and
there are no bad after effects.
DIR. McKanna says the solution of the
temperance question is in reformation.
Cure the old drunkards and show the
young men where they stand, what peo-
pie think of the young man who drinks,
and he guarantees to put the saloon men
out of business if the temperance people
VIII bring him ali the drunkards and oc-
casiOnal drinkers and have them take his
treatment for the liquor and drug habit.
DR. McKanna is one OF the most prom
inent and successful specialists in Amer
ica
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-03
MUST COME TO TIME.
Chief Walden Gives Notice That
Building Permits Must be Secured.

Sii(A " etG~f 6ANCo ANQkiCC ndt
Building Permits Must be Secured.
Chief Walden Of the fire department
was on the war path yesterday. The
city ordinance makes II his duty to see
that people erecting new buildings in
the city shall first secure a building
permit and people are every day violat-
ing the ordinance and the city admins
tration is asking him why the permits
are not taken out.
Chief Walden yesterday sent out a
man to inform contractors that it was
their duty to remind people for whom
they erected buildings to first secure the
building permit Of the fire department
He also notified a large number of peo-
pie who are known to be erecting new
buildings without permits that if they do
not apply for and receive permits that
warrants viii be issued for their arrest.
There is only 2 nominal fee charged for
these permits while the penalty for the
violation Of the ordinance is not less
than five dollars and it may be fifty
dollars.
When asked the object Of the ordin-
ance requiring these permits, Chief Wal
den said it was for the purpose Of hav-
Ai46 q AcCyAu % the new DuAA14-6S SASS~-
ed in the city so that the fire department
could see them and notice how the hues
were constructed and guard against
fires. He said some people imagined
that they had a right to build such
hues as they saw fit and never stopped
to think that a defective hue endanger-
ed every house in the block He said
he would be compelled 10 see that this
ordinance is executed and that people
could avoid trouble for themselves, and
an unpleasant work for him by calling
and getting their building permits.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-03
WORK FOR THE PEOPLE.
County Commissioners Meet Twice Z
Week, but Office Always Open.

Week, but Office Always Open.
County Commissioner Redheld is found
in the rooms of the board every day dur
ing business hours. The county COM
missioners hold two meeting each week,
on Monday and Saturday. They are al
lowed a salary of $50 Ga year for attend
ing to the business Of the people, but Mr..
Redheld works as if he were hired by
the day.
When asked yesterday if he got any
more pay by being in the Office Mr.. Red
field said it was necessary for some of
the commissioners to be present every
day to keep people who called from run
ming 60 the county clerk and bothering
him. lie said he made up his mind when
he accepted the Office of county commits
sioner TO put in his whole time and not
try to make any money working at any
thing else. He said the other members
of the board had other business TO at
tend to and since it was necessary for
some one to be in the commissioner Of
fee, he just came and staid there with
out any understanding with the other
members
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-03
RUssELLE's WONDERFUL WORK
Crawford Theatre Again Crowded.

~ F1SdtU OFOWQCQs
Never before in the history of Wichita.
has there been such universal ex-
pressions of surprise and excitement as
at present, caused by the remarkable
and startling cures performed by Healer
Russelle.
Nobody can form any idea Of the mar
velous cures performed by this man IN
less they go to the Crawford theatre
and see II done. number OF patients
treated yesterday were present and tes-
titled before the audience of the Won
derful cures made in their cases Mrs.
Simmons. 1106 East Douglas avenue,
deaf twenty years. had her hearing re-
stored in five minutes treatment a
lady with a dislocated shoulder was pre-
sented: her arm was bound TO her
body, as the least movement produced
excruciating pain. Healer RusseIe re-
duced the dislocation, and in five minutes
she moved her arm above her head Mrs
o Brien, go South Lawrence, had suffer
60 with Inflammation Of the sac OF the
heart for ten years, the pain being in
tense and continuous. IT took Healer
Russelle just seven minutes to remove
all pain and Mrs. O'Brien went smiling
back to her seat Mrs. Keown. 80S South
Topeka avenue, had lost the use Of her
left limb from the hip down, and was
LED with difficulty TO the chair In ten
minutes she walked backwards and for
wards on the stage, amid the cheers and
astonishment OF the audience Many
others were treated with similar success.
These free demonstrations again to-
day at Pa All ara welcome. The
North Lawrence avenue, near Second.
where they viii remain for some time.
where those desiring private treatment
for all forms OF nervous and chronic
diseases can call from 2 a. n. to ?. m,
daily excart Sunday
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-03

Friends on the Hess athletic field Sztur-
day These teams have been reaping
honors and viii seek TO knock each
other out on the diamond and VIII prom
ise the lovers Of athletic sports q fine
game Every one should be OF hand
with tin horns and mesaphones and
make the distinguished visitors remen-
Der their visit to the Princess OF the
Plains and yell for the nervy Quakers
who viii doubteless contest every inch
Of the ground. This promises 70 be
the greatest game of the season
The military band led by two heroes
OF Santiago viii give US the finest mar
tial music that the Wichitans have lis
tened to for many day. The Ava
team viii bring up one or two car loads
of rooters and viii do the sights on Sat
urday morning. Every business man
will give our neighbors a right. royal
welcome and freedom OF the city.
The game win be called promptly at
2 o'clock
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-03
SECOND IN COURSE.
Epworth League Lecture at st. PauPs
Church Tonight.


Church Tonight.
The second number of the Epworth
League Lecture Course VIII be given at
St. PauTs NJ z. church tonight, com
mencing at s O'CLOCK sharp. and the fol-
lowing is the very excellent program
that VIII be presented:
Instrumental (Afandoin and GUITAR.
The Kellers-
Vocal-"Entreaty 49,. Meyer Helmond
Miss Alice Oldham.
Recitation-''The Rough Rider Selected
John Gibson.
Duett-"Only Thee" ......-... c. a. White
Mrs. Col Bryant, Miss Emma
Lauchland
InstrumentaI-''W aldesrauchen" ......
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Braungardt
Miss Oldham.
Recitation-"Hodge PoLge .......Selected
J. L. Papes.
vocal sing On .................... Denza
Miss Emma Lauchland.
Vocal-'Dreamy June" ................
Hiss Alice ~Idham.
Recitation-'Annie Laurie" 1900. Phelps
Mrs. w. c. Beck.
Vocal-''Pauline" ................
Miss Daisy Papes.
Instrumental Impromptu-The Two Lsrks
Miss Oldham.
Following the program the Epworth
League viii hold a social session. Light
will be served.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-03
GROUND FLOOR ON OH
8aiIin Derr Receives a Temporary
Inducement.

District Court Bafif James Derr yes
terday received a letter from Texas in
which the writer offered to let him in on
the ground floor of a great speculation.
1t was plainly evident that the PROPOSE
ton was a take-off on lie oil speculation
now causing so much excitement in the
Lone Star state.
The name of the new company Is the
"Getthere Oh Company of Texas" Capt.
tai stock s20,O0O0O0. The fake is visible in
the names of the officers Of the company,
which are as follows: Adolphus Getthere.
president; R. U. A. Highfyer, vice presi-
dent; I. M. Mott, secretary; Chew n. Gum
treasurer.
The company has bought a quarter Of
an acre of land and the prospective pur-
chaser of stock in 1.-THE company is as
sured that This is sure thing"
The letter was written under a letter
head of the Fort Worth and Rio Grande
Railway company and mailed at Fort
Worth.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-03
= DICKENS POWERFUL PIECE
David copperfieId," to be Repeated
by Request Tonight.

Seldom has the citizens OF Wichita
had the opportunity of listening to so
meritorious a performance by amateurs
as viii be given them tonight by the
junior class OF the Wichita High
School when they will present for the
second time, by special request. Scenes
from David Copperfeld.' The students
are working hard on some new scenes
wich viii be presented for the first time
tonight Arrangements have also been
made FOR good lighting effects on all the
tableaus. Seats are on SAFE at Howe 5
jewelry store and a large number re-
main unsold. which should not be the
case. as the entire proceeds go for the
beneft OF the new gymnasium
Shaws fun orchestra VIII furnish the
music. Performance will begin promptly
at s-20
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-03
HEAVY WORK AHEAD
Rar DOeke Shows the Cases for May
Term of Court


Fred f. Williams has just had printed
the bar docket for the May term of the
district court and 1t shows a large
amount OF business. There are seven
teen criminal cas- s and two hundred and
thirty civil cases that viii be tried by
jury. There are also one hundred and
ten cases that viii be tried by Judge
Dale.
The ehirty-six Jurors drawn for the
May term Of court are:
Matt CIassen, Grand River township:
G. H. wnitted. Rockford township; c.
Z. Sawyer. city; Geo. Van Werden. city:
A. J. Christman, city; l. Senyer, Kechi
township: J. o. German. Attica town
ship; Geo B. Matthews, city; Herman
Bunk Garden Plain township; Geo. Gil
more, Greeley township; A. T. Bucker-
idge. city; II. Loshbaugh, Eagle town
ship; C. II. Young, city; N r. Davis.
Viola township; Robert Ogden. Illinois
township; c. L. Cross, Valley Center
township; T. G. Par0bam, city; ". D.
Carney, city; S ebergsu Grant town
ship; J. W. Potter. Viola township; c. b.
Atwood, Kechi township; August Stadt-
man. Waco township; c. r. Fulton. city;
C. 3. Garthwait Lincoln township.
Frank Clements. city; J. NJ. Pest, Sher-
man township; I. n. Stage, city; G. y.
Bertram. city; l. N. Evans, Park town
ship; Gerald VorS, city; T. D. Rowlee,
city; J. +. Stanley, city; J. NJ. Brown
Morton township: JAS T. Hardesty. Park
township; B. L. Whiuock, city; n. C.
Nevns, city.
The ladies wonder how Mrs. B. man
ages to preserve her youthful looks. The
secret is she takes PRICKLY ASH
BITTERS; 1t keeps the system in perfect
order
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-03
WILL REBUILD DAM.
Park Commissioners viii Clean Out
Little River.

People are asking whether the dam
that recently washed out of the Little
river win be replaced. There seems to
be a forboding that the city parks viii
not receive the attention that the Ross
administration bestowed upon them. It
can be stated that the Central avenue
dam VIII be rebuilt
Park Commissioner Geo. n Dickson
SAYS the dam VIII be repaired and a
fountain placed in Swan lake The i'm
provements in the Little river on the
Stackman place that has been Sc long
contemplated wiz be made before the
section washed out Of the dam viii be
replaced The park commissioners laugh
at the idea that the present administra-
tion may neglect the parks. They point
ont that while Mayor Mclean was a
member Of the city council from the
Fifth ward thar he was one of the prime
movers IN securing the ground for Riv-
erside park. BE was for long time one
Of the park commissioners and gave his
time FOR She benefit Of the parks.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-03
0 OPEN EMPLOYMENT BUREAU
Director Notifies CITY Clerk That He
WIN Send NerAsssrA. Parars

T. B. Gerow, director of the state free
employment bureau has called the atten-
ton OF City Clerk Amos McLain 70 the
law passed by the last legislature estab-
fishing the free bureau and notified him
that he vii be forwarded the necessary
blanks for opening an Office here.
ar. McClsin is requested 20 find out
as best he can how many idle men are in
this county and If there is liable 10 be
a shortage OF Iaborers during the sum
mer 10 state how many could ind en-
ployment here tad TO forward the figures
&c the state Office Of the bureau Ii is
the intention OF this law in establishing
the free bureau % send unemployed peo-
pie where they are needed and 10 pre-
vent a rush of lsborrs u sections Of the
state where they are not leaaea-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-03

the Eagle boys go out TO get their mid
night lunch they usually meet Judge
Enoch coming from his Office. The pres
ent probate Judge and his deputy came
into Office on the 1tn day Of last Febru-
airy and since that time they have
issued letters for ffty-fve estates.
When a person dies possessed OF an es-
tate it is supposed to be settled in the
probate court. but some parties were tell
ing at The court house yesterday that a
business man on Douglas avenue had
died several months ago. He owned a
store and, report said. had left q WILL
and the heirs have taken possession OF
the store and are running it right along.
and no vii. has ever been probated.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-03
IT MADE THEM FINE.
Clark kincaid 5uries Some Apples
With Success.

Clark Kiucaid said yesterday that last
fail he took seventy-fve bushels OF wine
" and let them cure in the sun Thea
when the first frost came he dug hole
pu THE apples into the hole, ooveTei
them with straw then with earth and
let them stay the winter through The
other day he took the apples out and he
says they are perfectly delicious. equal
IN gthe best article q the New YORK
orchards. Mr.. Kincaid SAYS that years
ago farmers here used this method with
apples. but Of recent years have aozz-
doned IL
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-03
THEY ARE BEHIND TIME.
Township Trustees Work More Slowly
but Do a Better Job.

County Clerk John Chain and his
three assistants are working like beav-
ers on the tax roofs Of the county. The
township trustees who do the assessing
in the country are coming in slowly with
their reports this year. The tenth day
of May viii be the last day Of grace with
them and very few Of them have vet
completed their work. Mr.. Chain says
that while the township trustees are
progressing more slowly this year with
their work they are doing it better than
ever before. The men elected TO the
township offices this year seem deter
mined to do their work right
John Chain was trying a new adding
machine yesterday that somebody left
at the county clerks Office to convince
him that he could not get along without
it, The clerk and his assistants have
70 add long columns of figures in making
out the tax rolls and EIr Chain thought
that an iron machine was Just the thing
TO do that kind Of hard work. He said
the thing never made any mistakes. Mr.
Chain said if he was county commits
sioaer and Deacon Wilson was a county
clek he would buy an adding machine
Tor Deacon.
PRICKLY ASH BITTERS cures the
kidneys. regulates the liver, tones I'd
The stomach ana -,rs~s+7a= -1-s t,,---r-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-03
IT HAS NO NAME.

Style Of Cottage Which is Prevalent
in Wichita.
All the cottages IN Wichita now being
crested follow general similar style
four or i've rooms In q quadrangle and
topped with a peaked roof. At ous time
Wichita was Overpowerrd with a Queen
Anne craze which ran itself out This
new style cottage Is rearing its high
roof on every street and bywRys Arch
itect Dumont was asked yesterday what
II was called IN architecture. Ffs said
il didn't have any name. although Il
was compact, and easily constructed.
and very POPULAR.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-03
RECORD FoR HANDLING FRUIT.
In Oranges and Bananas Reached IN
Wichita

This week Wichita has reached a rec
ord IN the handling OF fruits. Seven carr
OF oranges have been handed IA seven
DAYS. There are about $50 boxes 70 the
car, and Wichita has distributed oranges
bananas have been handled rom Wlchi-
IA, the great distributor. There are sc
punches OF bananas 90 the car. This
surpasses all previous showings 80 ths
fruit line The lemon season is begin
ming and from this = looks as though a
high figure would be reached n them.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-03
SEATS AL FORMER RECORDS.
Isaac Dean Predicts an Early Wheat
Harvest This Year.

Isaac Dean s one . tha successflI
farmers in this county. lie said last
evening that he had been over a Eood
portion Of this ana surrounding coun-
ties In the past TWO weeks ana never
HINGE he has lived rs Kansas did he be-
fore see such a prospect FOR wheat
ar. Dean says that after an thar has
been said about the late cold spring. that
he never but once before saw wheat