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Evening journal., 1902-08-09
AsBURY PARK 'CvIA THE READING
SYSTEAD.

On account of the Friends General
Conference to be held at Asbury Park
from September 4 to II, 1902, the
Philadelphia and Reading Railway
Company will sell Round Trip Tickets
at the low rate of fare and one-third
on the certificate plan, tickets to be
sold and good going September 1 to 6,
returning until September Is, inclusive.
For particulars consult Philadelphia
and Reading ticket agents or address
G. B. Kaufman, Travelling Passenger
Agent. IA North Sixth street, Reading
Pa.
Evening journal., 1902-08-09
DAINTY AND APPETIzING THINGS
FOR HOUSEWIVES CONSIDERATION

dice; put them in an agate stew pan
and barely cover with white stock cook
until potatoes are soft and drain.
sprinkle over a little salt; cream four
level tablespoonfuls of butter; ada one
tablespoon OF lemon juice. a little at
a time half a teaspoon of salt and a
little cayenne; add this 70 the pota-
toes; cook three minutes and add half
a tablespoon of minced parsley.
* y X
Potato Omelet
Turn mashed potatoes into n hot
creased omelet pan. putting one tea
spoonful of butter in the pan; spread
the potatoes evenly; cook slowly un-
iii Drowned underneath. then fold IN
half. serve on a hot platter
Evening journal., 1902-08-09

Rain ls essential to the success of
crops. II evon takes rain to raise um-
brellas.
Evening journal., 1902-08-09
Entlre Wheat Rrsad

To two cupfuls Of scalded milk add
one-quarter cup OF sugar and one tea
spoon of SALT when cool add one yeast
cake dissolved in a little water; beat
thoroughly. cover the bowl and let rise
until double it's bulk; beat again and
turn into creased pans, having the
pans half full, let rise and bake forty
five minutes: this mixture will make
nice gems.
Evening journal., 1902-08-09
Rhode IsIand chowder

Cook four one inch cubes Of salt pork
with one large onion sliced in half a
cup of water for ten minutes; Grain and
reserve the liquor; wash one quart of
clans, reserving the liquor; boil for
five minutes four cupfuls of potato
cubes. then drain; to the potatoes add
the liquor. the tough part Of clans
finely chopped and two cupfuls OF boil
ing water: when potatoes are nearly
tender add one cupful Of slowed and
strained tomatoes. one-fourth teaspoon
of soda, soft part Of the clans, one
cup each of scalded milk and cream
two level tablespoonfuls of butter, salt
and pepper to season; split common
crackers. soak in enough cold water
to soften. then heat in the chowder'
y * y
Kippered Herring.
Remove the FISH from can. put it on
platter. sprinkle with pepper, brush
once with lemon juice and melted but
ter. heat thoroughly and garnish with
parsley and slices Of lemon.
y Y X
Potatoes A La HoIlancaise
Peel and cut potatoes in half incl
Evening journal., 1902-08-09

The mosquito has no difficulty
liquidating his little bill.
Evening journal., 1902-08-09

When a fellow is on his uppers he
generally feels downcast-
Evening journal., 1902-08-09
Klppered Herring

Potatoes A La HoIlancaise
peel and cut potatoes in half inch
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-20

/ TO mining purposes and for the reclsms-
4 ton OF arid lands, and the doctrine Of
/ prior appropriation obtains. yet she say ;
! that that modification has not gone so
far as TO Justify the destruction Or the
rights Of other States ana their iuhsbi-
tants altogether: and that the acts ~
I Congress OF lS66 and subsequently, while
recognizing the prior appropriation or
water as in contravention Of the common
Law rule as 10 a continuous fow. nave
not attempted To recognize IL rs rightfh
10 that extent. In other words Kansas
contends that Colorado cannot absolutely
destroy her rights. and seeks some mode
OF accommodation as between them while
she further insists thar She occupies
for reasons given. the position OF prior
appropriation herself. 81 put 10 that con-
tention as bbetween her and Colorado.
Sitting. as Il were. as an international.
IS well as a domestic tribunal. we apply
Federal law. State law. and International
law, as the exigencies ~ the particular
case may demand. and we are unwilling.
in this case. to proceed on the mere
technical admissions made by tho demur-
rer Nor do We regard Il ss necessary.
whatever imperfections close ANALYSIS
Of the pending bin may disclose o. com
pei its amendment az this stage ~ the
litigation. We think proof should 20
made az 10 whether Colorado Is berseif
actually threatening 20 Wholly exhaust
the now Of the Arkansas river in KAN
sas. whether what IS described i1 tho
bnl as the underf0u is aIbterransaa
stream flowing iu known and defined
channel. and not merely water percoia-
ting through thc strata below. whether
certain parties. FIRMS. ard corporations ln
Colorado must be made parties hereto.
what lsnds Ora karFas are actually s.tEaf-
Cd On the banks ~ the river and what
either .n Colorado or Kansas. are abFo-
l1tely dependent or wsrer thersfrorl.
the extent ~ the watershed ~ The drain
axe go ~ the Arkaasaz r.rer The POS
sIoiIities % ire maintenance ~ ssla-
tanned Sow throps ghe control ~ Sod
v8ters. in short TIE circumstance.
variation r. which might irduce the court
70 either grant modify ~ ds-v ire re-
LIEF r9eghr ~ anr part fherof
The resai- IS tEaf i1 view - fhF irtri-
cate olcrtlors er.sirz ou fhe re-5 We
Gre corEirafncl to sortear rracectfHF gr-
m go ise facrs ere aef,re ~ ff
,rl8frcs
Demurrei oTrrraief rfhf Trffael-e
70 s-r e4esflon sna ea@e ~ rs1r
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F|GRT OYER WATER
Interesting Law Points in Kan
\ SaS-C0lOradO Case.
SUPREME COURTS OPINION
Facts Must be Proved to Show
Diversion of Water.

The Eagle is in receipt Of a copy OF the
opinion Of the supreme court Of the
United States in the case OF the State OF
Kansas Us. The state of Colorado. which
is published below in fun. The opinion
shows that the points of law which had
been raised were much more extensively
discussed and the decision far more com
prehensive than was supposed by reading
the parts printed last week,
Mr. 5. 5. Ashbaugh. one Of the counsel
for the complainant. and who has been
connected with the case from its incep-
ton, was seen by a reporter for the Eagle
and in response 20 his questions said:
The argument Of the propositions Of
law involved in this case took wider
range than was al first anticipated The
complainant alleged IN its bill that the
state of Colorado itself and through
private persons and corporations organ
szod for that purpose. was divertng the
waters Of the Arkansas river for the pur-
pose of iTrigating nonriparian lands, and
was threatening 10 appropriate the en-
tire flow of the river. and that this was
an injury 10 the state OF Kansas and its
citizens. and especially TO the inhabi-
tants and property owners of tho ArlSan-
sas valley. To this btI the state of Colo
RADIO filed a demurrer. which may be sum
married. as follows: First the court has
no jurisdiction in the case; second. the
bin is insufficient: third. the state Of
Colorado has the constitutional and legal
right TO do what is alleged is being done
All these points were fully argued. but
the defendant relied most stronEly upon
the third. that the state of Colorado was
fully justified i'm diverting the water from
the river and has the legal right 10 ap-
propriate the whole Of il. and in 50 doing
3, bur using her own property A phase
Of the state rights doctrine was pre-
scented that has never before been used
IN abs country. II was claimed that as
the source Of the river IS i'm Colorado and
practically all its waters are within its
limits before flowing into Kansas that
these waters belong 10 that state and are
subject TO its control and disposition. and
that the right 70 this control and DISPOSE
ton Is guaranteed TO Colorado by its
ronstitution ana the federal and state
law. II this position had been upheld
i,v the court. the demurrer would have
been sustained and the case ended But
this position was not upheld. the demur-
Ter was overruled. and the proof Of The
facts as alleged was ordered 40 be sub
mitted to the court.
The oninlou Is as follows.
IL TFIE SUPREME COURT OF THE
UITED STATES.
The State Of Kansas.
vs.
s'he state Of Colorado
OPINION IN DEMURRER.
NIr. Chief Jrstiee delivered the opinion
u the Court
The original jurisdiction OF this court
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If You Are Afflicted With Any Form of Rectal Disease the

We ask those afflicted
with any form of rectal
disease to read carefully
the letters which we print
in the Eagle today. They
are taken from amongst
the many testimonials we
have on file, the originals Of
which may be seen at our
office. We have been able
to make good the guaran-
tee, no cure no pay, by
reason Of our successful
treatment Of all forms Of
rectal diseases.
We simply mean by this that you
DO not pay one cent until you are
satisfied you are cured. Patients
come 20 Us after all others have
failed, because Of our reputation for
curing all cases that we accept.
What We ask above all is to be
Investigated, and to this end We
publish these letters of this adver-
lisement, in hopes that the afflicted
Will write to the authors of these
letters and learn from their own
pen the fact that they are enjoying
the best of health and wishing to
indorse US in the strongest possible
language. If you doubt the truth
fitness of these letters write to these
men today.
Many people are timid and for
this reason delay treatment for
diseases of the rectum until the
general health gets into such a con
dition that life becomes a burden to
them. There is 10 excuse for this
delay as we treat these diseases al
most Painlessly, and a majority are
able to attend their business while
taking treatment.
Upon consulting US you are told
what your trouble is, what
it will cost you to be cured, and the
exact length OF time necessary to
effect a cure, and we do not accept
enc cent until you are satisfied you
are cured.
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D0yo0uoLor Th1c 1t will not cost you cent
s\SllsSEitOSs AinS til you areperfecty cured.
DRS. VICKERS & WCKERS
Rooms 4lO4l Winnie Building Wichita, Kansas

THE court sometimes declines TO decide
a doubtful question OF title on demur-
rer; in which case, the demurrer viii be
/ overruIed. without prejudice 10 any ques-
ton. A demurrer may also be overruled.
with liberty to the defendant to insist
upon the same defense BY answer, If
the allegations OF the bill are such that
the case ought not 20 be decided without
an answer being pat in \ de-
murrer viii lie wherever it it clear that
taking the charges in the bia as true the
bnl would be dismissed at the hearfn
but II must be founded on this; that is is
an absolute. certain. and clear PROPOSE
ton that it would be SO; for II IL is ia n
case Of circumstance. in which a minute
variation between them as stated by the
bill. and those established by the EVIL
dence. may either incline the court 10
modify the relief or to grant no relief
at all. the court. although il sees that
the granting Of the modified relief will
be attended with considerable difficulty,
viii not support n demurrer
Without subjecting the bill 70 minute
criticism, we think its averments suhl-
cient to present the question as TO the
power OF one State OF the Union TO
wholly deprive another OF the benefit Or
water from a river rising in the former
and. by nature flowing into and through
the latter. and that. therefore. this court.
speaking broadly. has Jurisdiction
We do not pause to consider the scope
Of the relief which IL might be possible
TO accord on such a bin. Doubtless the
specific PRAYERS Of this bin are in MANY
oil F.rra
is q prayer for general relief and under
that. such appropriate decree as the facts
might be found 10 justify. could b. enter
cd. II consistent with the case made bv
the biIl and inconsistent with the sps-
ciac PRAYERS in whole or in part 81 that
were also essential Tayloe ". lusur-
ance Company. g How. se7 40. Daniel.
Oh. Pr. 9th Am Ed Ss
Advancing from tho preliminary lnquir-.
other propositions u law are urged ~
fatal 70 relief most q which. perhaps
an. are dependent on the actual facts
The general rule is that the truth ~
material and revelent matters. set forth
with requisite precision. are admitted by
demurrer. bat in a case Of thls magnitude
involving questious n 50 grave ard FAR
reaching importance x does not seem
20 us vice 81 apply thst ruie. and ~
must decline to Do So
IRE averment of the blH s. that tho
state ~ Colorado acting disrecur hsr-
self. "a zel as through private persons
thereto licensed is 5eprri1E and threat
cn.ng T. deprive fhe STATE ~ Ense
and RS Inhabitants ~ aH The water Eere-
toGcre accustomed 20 feR lE the Arsse-
..t..
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-20
J. w. Dale, Cashier of the State Bank,
Clearwater, Kan, Brother Of Judge
Dale, District Judge of Sedgwick
County, Writes as Follows:

CIearWatcI. Kan. FebTuary J. l9m
Drs. Nickers & Nickers. Wichita, Kan
Aiessrs. Enclosed find draft TO apply
to my account / am feeling fine and
gaining in weight and feel that ny case is
2 complete cure. As / told you, I have
had the piles so long that ] do not re-
member when they first troubled me. The
bleeding part started about ten years ago.
IN course of three weeks treatment.
pdinies stO me- al least TO more painless
than my piles we're before treatment,
without the loss of a single day from my
business, l was cured. Friends who saw
me on the street would not credit the fact
that / was being treated, as they eX-
pecteC me to take G laycn for about ten
days and I rather expected TO myself.
Now. doctors, you have ny thanks and 1
viii say a good word for your treatment
when occasion calls for it. Respectfully.
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HAD PILES FOR a YEARS.

wichita. Kan. Jan :. ltd1-
Drs Nickcrs & Nickers. Wichita. kan.
Dear Sirs- feel that I cRsnot say
too much for your treatment OF my case
Of plies. which YOU cured IN about four
weeks time with but very little incou-
venisnce or suffering. / desire TO say
to al suffering from piles that they hsvs
nothing TO fear or dread in taking your
treatment For my case was bal one
OF twenty-five years standing and today
/ ara As sound IS any man can be Ny
general health 90 very much Improved
Anyone suffering from piles. I care ncs
how bad they may have them. can make
no mistake in putting themselves under
your treatment.
Yours truly.
JOHN +. GREEN.
fp5 West Douglas Avenue.
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w @. VAN ARSDALE
w. o. VanArsdaIe Would not be Where
He was Before Taking Our Treat
nfent for Ten Thousand Dollars.

Wichita. Kan, Feb. H. 1867.
DrS. NickeTs & Nickers. Wichita, Kan:
Gentlemen:-.After fifteen wears OF sut-
fering with the piles. l am thankful 10
state that, having undergone d treatment
with you, am completely cured. !
would not today for ten thousand dollars
change back, if such could be done, 10
whore 7 was before commencing doctor
ing with YOU. I feel that would not be
doing my duty towards suffering hui
recommending you TO the public. Please
consider yourselves free to refer TO me.
-or call on me at any time that l can be
or assistance 10 You. ! would be glad 10
recommend you 10 anyone afflicted as I
have been. Wishing YOU the greatest
success, l am yours, very truly
". Q. VAN ARSDALE.
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G. ?. Morse, the Artist, 33t East Doug
las Avenue, Wichita, Kan.

Wichita. Kan, March i. le1I.
To the Afflicted.
I wish those who are afflicted with rec
tai diseases TO know that they can be
cured Of their distressing diseases. ! SUI
fered fifteen years with a severe case of
piles ard prOlapsls. l was operated upon
twice before coming 70 you for treatment,
in Memphis Tenn. by the injection
method and in ST. Louis, Mo. but without
success. I am now entirely well. The
treatment was not severe and I feel as
l have not felt for fifteen years that my
cure is a complete Success / paid them
no money until ! was satisfied shat l was
cured. They cured me. and they can cure
you. Very respectfully,
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Wei Known WIcHITAN cuREo

WICHITA. Kan Nay D lsII-
ORA Niclsrs & Nickers. Wichita. kan,
treated by YOU for piles. I can cheerfuily
recommend yoa and YOUR treatment %
all suffering from rectai diseases with the
assurance that all who place themselves
under Your care will find speedy and
permanent cure. / appreciate very much
the courtesy and kind attention shown
me while under Your care. This was not
only true OF NY case but is the general
expression OF all Your patients with whom
/ have alSeu. Yours very truly.
CHARLES II. FROST
1l44 y Market Street
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Mr.. A. (. Harmon, Owner Of the Jew
EFT Ranch, Near Cheney. ksn-s
Tells How Il Went With Hlul-MT.
Harmon is 6S Years Old.

Cheney Kan. June ~ 1901
Drs. Niclers & Nick-rs. Wichita, nan.
Gentlemen,-It Affords me pleasure %
say that ! took your treatment Tor plies
in February. 1901. and that Z remained
at your office for ten days and followed
up Your treatment at ms home there
after and 90 this date / md MYSELF
completely cured. I had deferred treat
ment ora account OF tho apprehension ~
its serious character. as j Supposed hut
found upon taking your treatment that
70 was NOT painful OF severe Ga ifs chsr-
eCter Yours frliy A q. HARMON
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-20
chas. Payne, the Wild Animal Man.
Gives His Experience. Feels He
Has New Lease on Life.

Wichita. kan. Feb. 5 1872
Drs. Nickers & Nickers Wichita. kan.
Dear Strs Enclosed find check fer pay
ment in full for treatment for piles. !
congratulate myself that ] have bceu
completely cured. and feel very grateful
10 YOU. that your treatments have been so
successful. and from what 7 have seen Of
Your other patients I believe that all
have Jared as wen as myself J feel as
though / had a new lease en- Ike and
when l hear Of anyone having ike afiiic-
ton, Will certainly advise them TO consult
you. as I believe that YOU understand
your work thoroughly. Sincerely yours.
CHARLES PAYNE
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-20

Pratt. Kansas. March g 1902
Drs. Vickers q Nickers. Wichita Kan:
Gentlemen:-I enthusiast ically endorse
your method OF treating piles and fistula.
/ DO not believe YOU can be excelled any
where as rectal specialists. i took a two
weeks course Of treatment for q bad
case of piles and fistua about two months
ago ana at this time I feel that l am
perfectly and I believe permanently
cured Your proposition should ] think.
convince the most skeptical as You did
not require me to pay one cent until /
believed myself cured and gave me
guarantee 10 the effect that You would
cure me free OF charge should they ever
return That is as good as anybody can
ask. Yours truly, .. p. ULREY.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-20
Charley Noyes Is With the Wichita
Drug Co. 10 East Douglas Avenue,
Wichita Kan

" lcnIia- Nm. AprI y. I.II-
DTS N-ckcrs * Nickers. Wichita. kan-
Gentlemcn--I WIite THIS letter with t0s
hope ;het il may be the mesns of causing
= ne one afflicted Is ] was 10 submit
themselves 20 Your treatment I sun rfd
two wears with q nStull ceIere cen inC
70 You Tor treatment. which. you cured ils
about three week : lime with but the loss
Of TWO hours from my business. me pain
al Nc time was aGy g-eafcr tnSn I havc
suffered many times with the disease
itself. / aid not nav one cent until J was
satisfied that ! was cured. Yours trUiY.
CHARLES MOVES
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/. rs. Morrison, Win the Hoekaday
Hardware CO.

Wichita. kan. Aprj -. ISL.
DIS. Nickers 3 Nickcrs. " lchltl kao.,
tfeztlenicn--i VAS alniClfo Ter ten
Il ears with piles and 1T times offering I'M
tens pain kut after Using aH The cures
and et iuE operated upon py cue pavstetiiH
Z fou1G little - 30 relief I was nn1liT
induced TO consult yoE hv some - nv
friends who had been treated clacrd
mySel: uader yoGr care and after Few
week treatment 2 cdu trutht1llN sda 1
an perfectly sound auc Wei Yours re-
spsetfully L. ~ MORRISON.
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A PRINTER TESTIFiES
Mr.. w. 3. Fryer Is With the Wichita
Daily Eagle. He Writes as Fol-

Drs Vickers & Vickers wichita. Kan:
Gentlemen:-Afte suffering almost con-
stantly for about six months with a Sc
we're case of piles. 1 was advised 10 so 10
you for treatment
After sixteen days treatment. you dis
missed NE cured. 1t affords me great
pleasure To recommend you to anyone
afflicted with rectal diseases. You did
with me in every way as you agreed. and
/ feel that / still owe you a debt of
gratitude. Yours truly.
W. e. FRYER. Eagle Office.
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Testimonial Letter From w. =. Green
MIR. Green Of the Wichita Mill &
Elevator Co. Writes as Follows:

Wichita. Kan. March -. 1871
To Whom IL May Concern.
Having been treated by Drs. Nickers
& Nickers for piles and fstuia which they
cured perfectly after twenty-five years
standing. ] have no hcscancy in saving
20 these afflicted that any case OF rec
tai trouble that is durable they oau cure.
Yours truly ". T. GREEN.
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Testimonial Letter From A. L. 6on-
ney, General Collecting Agent for
the J. |. Case Threshing Machine
Co., With Headquarters ar Wichita.

Wichita. kanS.. March -, 1896.
DR.. Chas. p. Nickers. Wichita. kan
Dear Sir Agar ago ! placed myself
under your care, having had n bad case
of hstula for many Years. During the
three weeks I was under your treatment
J was not confined 70 my room a single
day. Am now entirely well. You are al
liberty 10 refer 10 me as often as YOU
wish 10 do so. and in recommending YOU
TO those afflicted as I have been. l shall
feel sure that l am doing them a kind
ness. With my best wishes FOR your
success. ! remain yours truly.
/ RONNET
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HAD PILES FOR IS YEARS

Wichita, Kan, May ., I9UI.
To Whom II May Concern:
/ was cured of a very long standing
case of piles and prolapsus by Drs. Wick
ers & Vickers about three months ago.
| have had piles for 80 years. Today I
have rot the slightest hesitancy in say
ing that / am permanently cured. Those
afflicted with piles, desiring a permanent
cure of same, can be assured of such
treatment at the hands Of these gentle
men. Very truly, JOHN. w. LEE
SO w 18th Street
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Canron OLA March q 100

CaprOn. Okla, March p, 1902
Drs. Nlclkers d Nickers, Wichita Kan:
Gentlemen:-I have been troubled with
the bleeding piles for the past five years
and vas so weak at times from the loss
of blood that I was not able to attend
70 my business. Under your treatment
! believe that 1 am perfectly cured and
VIII be pleased 10 recommend you to all
similarly afflicted. I can say further that
your treatment was not severe as I did
not suffer the pain from treatment
nave suffered many times with the piles
themselves, Yours truly,
WILLIAM ". MORRIS
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GEO. T. WALKER
Testimonial Letter From George I.
Walker, Business Manager Of the
L. c. Jackson Coal Co., 112 South
Market Street, Wichita. Kan:

WiChit1. Kan ADril p issfl
Drs Nlckers x Nickers. Wichita Kan.
Gentlemen am pleased 10 say that
Won treated ne for piles about two years
ago At that tine ] rad been a con-
sCont sufferer from them Ter fifteen
years. Since your treatment / have not
mad q symptom Of them and al tins time
! EEL satisfied thar 1 am permanently
cured. Yours truly
GEO. T. WALKER.