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The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-05-31

Vital statistics tell the story. The
average life Of The man IN the stoke hole,
the rolling mill, the blast furnace, the
glass factory. IS far below the average
life Of the open air worker
Yet the average life Of these hard
working men could be considerably pro-
longed, If once and for all they would
learn the force OF that Biblical state
ment, zThe blood is the life r. a man
seeks to prolong his life. he must take
account Of his blood - for that IS the
vital fluid.
WAITING FOR THE WORST.
The chief cause Of a physical break
down is often the fact that people put
of giving themselves proper care. They
dcn't wait 90 spend the money for medi-
cine, or they don't feel quite sick enough
to want To take i. They feel ianguid,
eplayed out, as they say, and when the
days work IS over there isn't biz OF
UgoT left IN them. That's the time
when the use OF Or. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery means a new grip on
life, and the prevention OF more serious
disease.
1t has been FIVE years since I took
your Golden Medical Discovery for an
affection called scrofnious enlargement
Of the glands Of the neck. writes Mr..
Zebulon p Lofir. Of Criftou, Pitt Co.
y. c, raud I am glad to tell you that
I have had no return Of The disease.
thought I woald write you and let you
know that have not forgotten you, and
never Will while 7 live.
vYou may publish this IF you wish,
aud II any one wants to know about my
testimonial they are at liberty to write to
me, and will acknowledge the truth IN
return
~For three years I have suffered
with that dread disease, eczema, +" writes
Mrs. J. Koepp..of Hermann, Oregon. oI
was told 70 Try Or. Pierce's Golden Med
ical Discovery. which I did, and after
had taken fourteen bottles vas perma1-
emily cured. i has bcen a year SINCE I
stopped taking your medicine and the dis
ease has never appeared since. Your
medicine produced a wonderful cure, and
hope Others suffering as I did. VII
take It and be relieved OF Their sEferiug.'
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-05-31
ADDITIONAL CITY NEWS
CITY IN BRIEF.

Mrs. Artis Champion was taken TO ST.
Francis Hospital yesterday.
8Ir- Ernest Long OF Cross. o. T was
doing business IN the city yesterday.
8Ir. and Mrs. J. o. Davidson VIII ar
rive IN the city Sunday from California.
Governor and Mrs. Stanley were en-
thusiastic spectators At the golf match
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy z. Marshall OF Es
Dorado and Mrs Lou Bird Of Blackwell.
spent yesterday in Wichita
Miss Rhoda Carney. OF the West Side.
and Miss Minerva Moore Of Guthrie. O.
T.. spent yesterday with Miss Anna
Kelso.
Mrs S. Palmer and Mrs. John T. MI
bank OF Chillicothe. No, are the guests
Of Mrs. J. G. Dorsey Of "a North Law
renee avenue.
The restaurants in the city all did a
good business yesterday. Restaurant
people are ike newspaper peopI-they
rest when they are dead.
Z. b Weatherby, the well known Ok
lahoma horseman, came up from Enid
yesterday with the delegation that ac-
companied the ball team
The young men OF the Christian church
viii give q dinner tomorrow evening.
They have prepared to entertain elabor-
ately. The entertainment IS in the inter
est OF fund for the new church
A S. Parks is now Of the opinion that
his Iocomoble can beat an ordinary rail-
road train when IT comes 20 making time.
He left here at 1:30 yesterday and rode
20 Winfield and did some business and
was back home BY o'clock
Yesterday ". F. scheM sent TO the
Eagle office from the nursery at the cor
ner Of Lawrence and Twenty-frst a box
Of gorgeous strawberries. They were Of
the Cumberland variety and tasted as
fine as they looked. They we're substan-
tial. mesty and deliciousIy favored.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Davidson returned
yesterday from Richmond and other cen
trsl Indiana cities where they have been
the guests oE friends and relatives dur
ing the past two weeks. Mr. Davidson
VIII resume his position with the Kansas
National bank on June 1 as exchange
teller.
One small item that caused an unusual
amount OF rubbering yesterday was the
hauling OF the big safe TO the fifth floor
OF the Whine building by the Mckee
Transfer company. The safe weighed
about two tons and Is owned by Gallant.
the manufacturing 3eweler. who has re-
Gently rented rooms IN the Whine build
ing. The safe was hoisted Up the frout
Of the building with block and tackle
and taken in the front window.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-05-31
RUSSELL IN The Tolls
wichita Han Arrested BY Pfnkertons
in LeavenWOrth

/ w hCnAEa Man AEGEAAt4 -
in LeavenWOrth.
A message was received IN this city
last night stating that F. W. Russell Of
Wichita. had been arrested 81 Le2ven-
worth ~ one of Piakertou's detectives
and was being held. pending an examina-
ton.
Russell Is well known IN this city and
resides here part Of the time. II is said
that he e one Of the smoofhest men in
the country and has Ia his time made q
barrel OF money.
It has been alleged IN this city that
Russell Is one Of the men that turned
the old farmer IN Reno county. for 8 90
on the eastern land buyer scheme some
thirty days ago. Il vas the suppositon
last night that Il was on this deal that
he was arrested at Lesvenworth.
Russell Is big. tail. fne looking fei-
low. who weighs close % 70 pounds
and goes clean shaven. He is a swell
dresser. He IS about - years old. but
looks young and has brother who ger
orally travels with him. They arc both
said 70 Be old road men and generally
work On trans and &C after big game.
y is said that a. one dn1s the Russell
brothers were worth SO 90 and that
they never in al their operations got e.
tangled with the law. II Is sad thst this
one that wss arrested last night e the
king az the vest and is recognized as q
very sick article. n the message re-
celved last night IL stated that Detective
Murphy. who arrested hs-n. searched bis
grip ard found a vzrSed assortment cf
grating tools, including some prepared
decks q cards, known 20 the professl1z
as paper" and Ehsch can be read -
the backs quarter - a mle ~ GRE
who Is next
Among sthsr things was a brace faro
bcV ard some pagers shoElnE that t5s.r
owner vas Tie sEent sor q wildcat I1ln-
i1g scheme 81 CoIcTzEo.
Russell does not rrT q operate ln thfs
ciry.or ~ least never has. ard = ret
with o. ths street WorI4 be tzks1 fsr a
vel to-65 business nan fhzt n1lrht ts
4 banker. & lawyer. o. travelling uzr.
o. sngthl1g bat What he really -. 4 SartF
Eko knows htm vel azld iEE- riGtt
ihat z = Eas Russel va va srresssd
-hat Il wcui6 bss tAzt tAeT cezls not
prove SrytbilE against hln szs ~o1ld
have - lst hlz e.. 2s Re- is s1cE a. ez- /
're@elv SICK E1y anz aluavs kept RE I
g1ts c1~er a-E c1-ss. W.tE1et f
5osbt pFcTs a. Allol . brought - trlal i
s1r sln-ezn.zE The ferEer e. Rer5 /
-o1ztv Russell hzE nct sesl 81 re ctf-
,o- a week ard .t war F5rorst thzs -
BAD sore s0lth ir toe celcessls clr-t-r /
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-05-31
MUSIC AN0 DRAMA

NOVEL ELECTRIC DANCER
The performance put On last night nt
the Auditorium bv Aimee. the nre ard
electric dancer. was c0nfitered hv 81
who witnessed it. % be one of the besl
O. the kind ever seen ia the city. The
electrical effects are wonderfll ard pre-
sent q kaleidoscope erect that envelope
The nlubis dancer and bezfifer the scares
The performance is ussritous o. a high
degree ard is well worth seeing Tte
songs II the coiored egaTtet we're aggrsci-
ated and added % the pleasure n the
evenings performance. Manager Plerson
has q good show anf ore ~ ths most
novel ever sren IN this clty.
The performance VII be repeated 20
riEht az the Auditorium anf tickets f5r
rers-vsd seats arc On sac a. the ffockiar-
Moore drug store.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-05-31

blood, which feeds cvery nerve aud
tissue OF the body. II cures cruptiors.
boiis, sores, salt-rheuui. eczema, t-tfcf,
scuoiula, rheumatism and blood pcisoa-
ing.
Accept no substitute for Codes Md
ical Discovery The main mosirs of
substitution IS 70 enable the dealer eo
make the little more profit paid kim By
the sale OF less neritorious preparations.
Sick people especially those susferizg
from diseases which have become
chronic, arc invited 20 consult Docepr
Pierce, by letter. frre- AL Correspond
euce Is held as strictly private afd
sacTe3ly confidential. Address Dr. & Y.
Pierce, Buffalo. ny.
This invitation, TO consult Or. Pierce
by letter. free, Is not % be coafoun6ed
with the spurious Offers of free medical
advice. made By those who having nc
medical knowledge or experience. are Eot
qualified either professionally or legally
10 give medical advice.
Or. Pierce, chief conElftiag phYsician
70 the Invalids' Hosel and Surgical IN
stitnte. Buffalo, ~. y, assisted by his
medical staff Of nearly score Of ply
sicians, has in a hftie over thirty yeArs.
ANA+EsA -tAiA NAANsA A4A+AtAkftA4 ~ AA-sAaaAAsAa
Of sick men aad women.
The success Of Or. Pi~rce's methods
and medicines may be inferred from thu
fact that Of the hundreds OF thousands
who have consulted him % per cent. have
been perfectly and permanently curci
There is no similar otter 81 FRYE cons
sgltatiou BY letter which has behind i
an institution Of such world vide rruuta-
ton as The Invalids' Hotel and Surgical
Ins,stute. Buffalo. y. Y with is stad ~
nearly score CT physicians aud rs grssg
record Of cures.
rREE TO ALI.
Dr. Picrce's Common Sense Medical
Adviser Is sent frrs on receipt of stamps
TO pay expense Of mailing 0alv This
great work on family tsc6sciu- and
household hygiene, contains more than
e Thousand large pages and over 20
Send 81 one-cenf Stamps
for the cioth-hound volume. or only ~
stamps for the book ia paper covers.
Address Dr. r V. Pierce. Buffalo. y. T.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-05-31
COMING LOCAL EVENTS.

Regular meeting OF Wichita Ledge. No.
90. I. o. o. F., tonight Seni-annual cleo
ton OF officers; also election OF grand Of
hcers. All members requested 10 be pres
ent.
Regular meeting Wichita Council, NO.
I20, Knights and Ladies OF Security. this
Friday) evening at clock. at A 0. T.
". hall. over l25 South Main street. The
last meeting for the month. Members
viii take notice. Please be prompt.
The wornen's Missionary society OF the
First Presbyterian church VIII hold its
regular meeting for May in the church
pariors this CFnday) afternoon at three
O'Clock. All ladies of the church and
congregation are cordially invited 10 be
present. Visitors from other missionary
societies are always welcome.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-05-31

morning game. principally on gifts by
Beville and CUppy and Boston's ragged
infeld play. Only one hit was made on
Griffith until the seventh Score: Ri E
Chicago ...........042 070o0.s 81
Boston ..............0 o. 0 0 20 1905 4
CHICAGO, 5; BOSTON, 8.
afternoon Game.)
Chicago, Nay 30-Boston lost the af-
terno0n game, pretty contest. before the
largest crowd ever admitted 10 White
Stocking park Ground rules were made
allowing but two bases on hits into the
crowd Attendance, 14,0o0. Score: RHE
Chicago ....-........00 0490I0a-5
Boston ..----...-..-.0 0 0 ? 1 Q % 2
Batteries - Patterson and Sugden;
Young and Criger.
BALTIMORE. 70; DETROIT, :.
Csdorning Game)
Detroit, Mich. May 30-DetrOit took the
lead at the start today and held il for
three innings. but after that Baltimore
out-batted and out-helded them. EIber-
fields fielding was a feature. Score:
RHE
Baltimore ..........O0011s0s2-lo Is
Detroit ..............211 00003-7u
DETROIT. 4; BALTIMORE, L
AFTERNOON Game.)
Detroit MAY S0-CrOnin pitched q mas
terly game this afternoon before 1850
people. the largest crowd that ever at
tended an American League game in this
city. Gleason's splendid fielding and sen
sational catch by Holmes were features.
Score: RH Z
Detroit ..............o01I11 -4I0 O
Baltimore ...........0 0 ool 0 o-1 2
Batteries-Cronin and Buelow; MoGln-
nifty and Breneshan.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-05-31
HARD WORK.
It Tests the Quality of Both
Blood and Muscle.

There are grades even IN hard work.
The actnal labor nay not be greater in
one case than II another, bus the con-
diuons under which the work Is done
intensity the strain upon the entire BODY.
To work u the harvest heid. under hot
SUI, Is, after AL, heaithful OCCUPATION.
To work in a stoke hole, deep IN the
bowels OF an ocean liner, or under
ground in some basement. imposes far
more strain and produces grester exhaus-
tiOu than the hErdest work II the ned
on the hottest Of TuIy DAYS.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-05-31
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
Chicago.

CniCSGos
! Chicago, May .-Cattle-Receipts, $500;
I market strong to cents higher, active:
( butcher stock. choice steady; others slow;
/ good to prime steers. S5-45; poor to me-
dium, 81 .40C5-35, stOckers and feeders,
! choice steady, others weak. s.. .25G5. 90;
1 cows. g. goo 40; heifers, 50 O06I5 90; can
ners, s.. 2502-S 50; bulls, S3.c004 70; calves,
steady, S4-00Q6.25; Texas fed steers, 81. .254
SO; Texas bulls. 81. 75a3.s0.
Hogs-Receipts today. ., 900; tomorrow
24000; left over, estimated, 900; market
opened higher. closed easier; tops. $6-05;
mixed and butchers, S5.7045.9715; good to
choice heavy. S5.s0G505; rough heavy,
s. 65Q5.75; light, $5.65Q5.90; bulk Of sales,
S5.S505.95.
sheep-Receipts. 1900; sheep and lambs
choice steady to strong: others slow;
clipped lambs up TO s5.15; good to choice
wethers, $4.35Q4.55; fair to choice mixed.
81 1904. 20; western sheep, $4.40G4 So; year
hngs. $4.50QA65; native lambs, 4.25Q5. 50;
western lambs. s.. .0065. So
Kansas City.
Kansas City, hay 30.-Cattle-Receipt
400. including 700 Texans; beef steers
steady; other cattle easy; native beef
steers. 81. 90Q5.S5; Texas steers, 81. .50d5. 50;
Texas grassers, g. .3564.50; Texas cows.
$3.00G4-75; native cows and heifers, s. .257
5-25; stOclIers and feeders, $3.50 AZ. 90,
bulls, s. 5004.50: calves, 4.0066 80.
Receipts. 1900; market 5to TIC
higher; bulk Of sales, S5.75Q6 80; heavy
S5-s5Q5 So; packers, $5.Soq5.90; mixed, s.. 70
05.s0; light, S5.45d5.S0; yorkers, s.. .zoG
5. q; pigs 4.5065. -.
Receipts. 2,5o0; market steady;
mutUOns, 3.75G4.90; lambs. 81 60d5. so;
yorlSers. s5.z005.75; pigs. S4-50G5 .45.
Receipts. 2,500; market steady;
muttons, $3.75Q4.90; lambs. 81 69a5. so:
grass Texans, S3.6004.l0: Texas lambs,
S4.40G465; spring lambs, S5.75Q6.50.
St. Louis.
ST. Louis. May 30.-Cattle-Receipts l.
500: natives, steady; Texans, strong 10
higher; native esteers, g. .5o65. 90; stockers
and feeders, S2.S0Q4-75; cows and heifers
S2.0085-i5; Texas and Indian steers, s. .55
Q5.o5 cows and heifers, S2.5034. 10.
Hogs-Receipts. 5000; market ; cents
higher; pigs and lights. s. 65d5. so; pack
ers. $50 1885; butchers, s.. $4,000.
Sheep-Receipts. $500: market steady:
native muttons, $425d4 60; lambs. s. .25G
6.25
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-05-31

Washington, May So.-Hiram Price. who
served many years in congress as q Re
publican representative from Iowa, and
who was commissioner Of Indian affairs
from isSl 70 the beginning Of the first
Cleveland administration. died here today
of heart trouble. Mr.. Price. who was
ST wears OF axe, was president Of the state
Bank of Iowa FOR many years.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-05-31
CLEANLINESS IS NAE Pride. DIRT's NAE HON
EeTY" COMMON SENSE DICTATES THE USE OF
SAPOl 10

nations are almost over u is eonsidered
that there Is no cause FOR alarm ard the
work wiz be finished and commencement
exercises viii begin with the bacculaurnte
sermon on Sunday. There wil be three
graduating Classes this year and arrange
msnts are beng made Tor some good en-
tcrtafrrnerfa
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-05-31

As e hsa Bieasat our Hesvealy Fafher
- take tne vie ~ or corara1e. I-o1's
Bel. we. the Ia5.sa ~ tfe q. A. y. sr-
tend our hearffeit Fgnrashy g. tns BE-
rered husband 81 h's great a iction. tat
. a. reat-
Resolved q cry he hs-ssd to ne BE-
rieeed husband AIRS r CRUEE.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-05-31
COLONEL TAYLOR SICK
Had & serious Attack OF Malaria Yes
ferday'

terday'
Colonel Taylor was taken seriously IL
yesterday morning, and for = time his
friends thought he would never see
another decoration day. The family ply
sician was called and he said It was
caused by malaria fever. The colonel
wss induced 70 take some medicine and
last night he came down stairs and ate
his customary bowl Of bread and milk
before retiring for the night Mrs. Tay-
lor at 10 o'clock last night said that she
hoped be would be all right today. His
many friends win hope TO soon see him
out again.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-05-31

The Dold Packing company yesterday
closed down the accounting offices at
noon, giving all me force a half holiday.
The receipts at Buffalo last week were
6.979 cattle. AIS hogs. and I0930 sheep.
At Chicago, last week, receipts were 81
979 cattle. 5,5S5 calves, 179, TAG hogs. and
73,5H sheep.
At Indianapolis, last week, the receipts
were 2.S00 cattle, $50 calves, 81, ,435 hogs
and g04 sheen
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-05-31
REPRESENTATIVE sAIES


The cattle division also vas dull and
bore holiday appearance All the reg
ular order buyers had q strong demand
auc ang offerings would have been taken
az once and az eood prices. One fine
bunch OF export steers was sold b Van
Buskirl1 and Robbins eS Alexander, but
the rest were OF no Importance. The
market was steady.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-05-31
DIES MONIES. s: OMAHA. 8.
CAfternoon Game.l

Afternoon Game)
IN the afternoon Des AIOines turned the
tables on Omaha and batted out a vic
tory in the first three innings. Seislers
three two-ba ggers and q single in four
times at bat was the feature. Attendance
5000. Score: RHE
Des Moines .......I1501 O-sIs /
Omaha ..............2 O00OO2 2-s12 o
Observation-Disclosures and Scott; Her
man and Buckley.
KANSAS CITY, 4; ST. JOSEPH, s.
CNIorning Game)
Kansas City, May S0.-Kansas City won
by a batting rally in the eighth inning.
1t was pitchers battle. Attendance, 100.
Score: r II E
Kansas City ......oO00OO04. 2
st. Joseph ..........0 0 0 900 030-3 l
Bstteries-Ewing and Messitt; McDon-
aid and Doom.
KANSAS CITY. 6; ST. JOSEPH, 5.
(Afternoon Camel
Kaae.s City, May sO.-Rettger was
knocked out of the box in the second in
ming but st. Joseph failed 10 score after
that inning. for Gibson, who relieved him.
was !nvincible. Score: RH L
st. Joseph ...23000o00e-
Kansas City .--..-..1 l p 6 II
Batteries-Underwood and Doom; Rett-
ger, Gibson and Messitt
MINNEAPOLIS. 10; ST. PAUL, L
(AIorning Game)
Minneapolis. May 30.-Ferguson had ex-
celient control this morning ard the
Saints were not in the game 10 any ex-
tent The Millers punched their hits and
turned the misplays Of Cogan and Wilson
to advantage. Score: r II
Minneapolis ........1 100000 $50 2
St Paul .....--...--.0 0 0 / o 90 0 0-1 .
Batteries-Ferguson and Kefnow:
Knepper and Wilson. a.
ST. PAUL. 6: MINNEAPOLIS, ?.
(Afternoon Cameo
st. Paul May 30.-Six thousand FIVE
hundred people saw the local team win a
lively game from Minneapolis this after
nosn. The visitors could not hit McGiu
at critical points, while Parvin was easy
for the locals. Score; p H
St Paul ............03 0302o01o'-s 8
Minneapolis ........1 o1Oo0-2 5 o.
Batteries-McGn and Wilson; Paryin
and Mcconnell.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-05-31
American LEAGUE STANDING.
(AIorning Game)

LLLAl-AOEE EILA~ 81 LAlE4N LILA y -. Z
iNorning Camel
Cleveland. O.. May 3o.-Ths morning
game between Cleveland and Philadelphia
was a pitchers battle. Hart's wndness
and two errors gave the Athletics their
only run. Score. RI E
Cleveland .-.......-o 000oOo-I .
Philadelphia -......-1 @ @ o11oe-S O
PHILADELPHIA 8; CLEVELAND, 2
Afternoon Gamel
Cleveland MAY S0--C1eveland was un-
able 10 bunch hits on Bernhard this A.
terno0n. which gave the game 10 the
Athletics. Rain stopped the game IN the
seventh inning and the game was called
at the beginning Of the ninth Attend
ance. 7.ss5. score. z 4 z
Cleveland ------.-.-.-.1 G 0 90
Philadelphia .--.....--o 3 @ 8 o-su
Batterles-Scott. HoIer and Wood:
Bernhard and Powers.
MILwAUKEE. 5; WASHINGTON. =
s.Lornlng Game)
Milwaukee May S1.-AI.lwaukee defeat
- Washington IN the morning Earne ~
punching - hits in the sixth inning when
doubles By Anderson and Cclroy and AZ
error by Everett ne-ted four runs Score
RHE
Milwaukee .....-....8 90 ea4I So
So ashingron -.------1 y 81 CO 81
Batteries-Sparks and Connors Lee anS
Grady.
MILWAUKEE, 3; WASHINGTON. z
tAfternoon Came
Milwaukee. Nay 1l--Afercer vas thfs
aftsrnooa toached for g hits. netting =
bases. giving 3tnwaukee an easy We
sorry. The oattlng ana 61el6-ug x Han
m1n was TIE feature his orlv error b.
i-g q sid throw 20 the plate. attend
znce. 5.lv4 sore, REE
atiiwaukee .-..----.-ol8 s2s0s s-is II
"a fy'ashllgto1 .-.--...t ca 5000 r-sre
BattsrisS-Reldy and Leahy. afercsr
and Clark
CHICAGO. & BOSTON. g.
t3fcrniuE Game
ChlSazo. Aay s9.-Ch.ea<o ~oz ths
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-05-31
POsrPoNrn cAnrs

Colorado Springs. May s0.-Colorado
Springs-Denver games. morning and az
ternoOn, post tponed rain.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-05-31

TAKE THE FRISCO LINE
afternoon train 10 81. Louis and all points
east Train leaves Union station al IN
o n.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-05-31
EpWOrth League Meeting
July 1871
San Francisco, California
SIS Round Trip
Via tie Missouri Pacific Railway
Via Salt Lake City and
The ROyal Gorge

Quick time. elegant service and cour-
teous treatment TO all patrons. Stop
over privileges after you reach Colorado.
Tickets on sale 9Th 10 18th inclusive.
Limited to return August 81, 1901.
Can on Us or write 10 Us and we VIII
call on you and give you any further in
formation you may desire.
T. Z. BLECKLEY, P. & T. A.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-05-31
WESTERN LEAGUE.
Western LEAGUE STANDING.
oMAHA. Q: pEs MoTNEs. 5.

(MOrning Camel
Des Moines. May 30.-About 400 people
saw the locals defeated this morning by
Omaha in awell played game. after the
first inning. Score: r II z
Omaha ............52Ooao0 Ns1s 2
Des Moines ...-.....1 0 0 s02O o-SI2 2
Batteries-Glade and Cote; Coons and
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-05-31

- 49, = ~ ~
10 pounds. Had keen
suffering wsth chills and
fever for II rnouthS Took
treatment frou nv doctor
and t1ed many difercnt
kinds OF patent medicines.
and al seemed 70 do 40
good. Since 7 have used
four bottles OF DT. PSerces
Golden Medical Discovery,
and one Wal Of his Pellets.
I feel vel Ia every respcct
and weigh IS6 po1nds IN
stead oi I4o. nay weight
when l began is use. Z
advise tie whole South 70
keep Il ID shesr homes az
the Eme, and I VII guar
autee they viii have 10
more chiiis and fever 4
they use II according 20
dircctionsH
wGolden Medical psscov-
cry1 removes the foreign
substances which corupt
the blood and create con
diaous favorable % disease.
II acts upon the biood-mak-
ing glands and increases
their activity. thus inGeas-
ing the supply OF pure. rich
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-05-31
UNIVERSITY GAMES.

DEs MONIES. ?: KANSAS. I.
Lawrence, Kan. May s0.-Kansas Uni
versity, !; Highland Park, Of DesMoines,
Iowa .
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Annual Meeting Imperial Council
MOBILES Of the Mystic Shrine
Kansas City. no. June u and z
One Fare. Plus 81. sor the Round Trip
Via the
Missouri Pacific Railway
Tickets On sale June and i1
pssaeuger station. corncr Douglas Ave-
npe ard wichita Street Teiechsns ia
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CINCINNATI, 4; PHILADELPHIA, q.
(Afternoon GameO


Philadelphia. May 30-Cincinnati took
the lead in the third inning this after
noon on three hits, a base on balls and a
wild throw by Wolverton, and were never
headed. White pitched a good, steady
game. Attendance, 1880. Score; Ri z
Cincinnati ........O04oO O-47 4
Philadelphia ........0 O111oo AN 4
Batteries-PhIiips ard Bergen; White
and DOUGLASS
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COTTON MARKET.
Hiram Price ofFowa Dead

Sew Orleans. May 80.-Spot cotton quiet
d steady; middling. 7a4c
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eAINEn = rouNna

II has been Two mouths siuce 7
stepped using Dr. Piere's Golden Med
icsl Discovery writes J Veusers. Esc.,
q Regina, Pike Co, Ky. II saved
down Il Texas last year and corIracssd
chllis ard fever while there. car1e
back % Kentucky and was about shak.
ing nv boots of from uy feet when I
Commence usi-sg Il. only ueirhea