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tribute 70. though Of opposite poistieSi
Faith.
Then Senator Lodge bcgan.
Mr.. President" he seid Il trust thse
no consideration for ne has IN any way
fastened the senator from Missouri q a
conclusion. u MS With the most us-
feigued pleasure that I Was able 10 10
him the very siisht service 90 Yielding
the floor. I vas glad 90 do IL. no matter
for what purpose be srcee % speak. ara
certainly I think everyone must shars
with me IN the feeling ~ Gsen caoslon
with which We have this morning listened
to his eloaueucs. always heautiful and m
pressive. hut never more SO than on this
occasion.
IL is very hard Nr. President. after
listening 70 such words as those vhich
ere stn sounding in our care. - turn
away 20 the discussion which ] irtcnd
20 take M herr After such feeling as the
senator from Missouri has expressed Ter
his frieads-a great man gone-if is not
easy "a return 10 ID. dry clauses o. an
exclusion bill. and J trust thcrecorsN hst
I shah meet with Indulgence Ga dealing
with the subject which mnow forced
10 discuss"
This IS the latest uttersncc - ths
tired and worn old senator from Missoesi.
who VIII soon leave the BODY which -
has houored 70 return 20 bis state for
rest and quiet And whom ~ goes. hs
will take with him the good Wishes. ne
prayers and the love q az his associates
81 congrcss-fcr he IS a grsat and GOD
man. r. H. FNNoS.
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mony to the wonderful healing power
of G. ". c. Jones, the Osteo-Mag ghetto
Healer of ichita. During the summer
of 1900. 1 was resident of the city of
Wichita. My wife had always been
troubled with heart disease and at that
time, the change of life coming on. she
was completely Frustrated with heart
failure, and weakness peculiar to her
sex. One minute she would be in a chill,
which would rapidly pass TO blood fash
ing TO her head with delrium, and she
could neither eat nor sleep. 1 had the
best physicians of Wichita in attendance,
but at lastshe got so low that their med
icines failed and my wife lay dying.
But at the suggestion of one of these
physicians thanks to his Droad-gaused
liberalityl ] sent for Jones. The first
treatment quoted the nervous storm and
gradually from day 10 day she grew
better and in three weeks she had prac-
tically recovered. She is now in the best
Of health. are on our Oklahoma farm.
happy. we'll and contented. thanks 70
a Magnetic Healer. W. B. EDWARDS.
Gage, 0. T.
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The Wife Of a Railroad Nan Saved,
After Doctors Had Pronounced
Her Case Hopeless.

This is TO certify that last June my
wife who had never been in exception
ally good health was attacked with a
serious case of heart disease. Her body
seemed to shake as if from ague from
the action OF the heart and for ten
weeks her life was despaired OF. We
had two of Wichita's leading physicians
hut without benefit. Her hours. both by
night and dav. We're without rest or
sleep; for her TO lie down was impossible
the only semblance of rest was by sit
ting in an easy chair. She was unable to
take nourishment in any form. and ct
last our mysticism said that all hope
was gone.
However We were induced 10 try Jones
as last resort. ana n one week she
was able TO rest IN bed and IN ive weeks
she was in as good health as she had
been in for years and took any food that
she wished can speak confidently and
certainly thar he saved ny vifes life
and viii always merit my gratitude and
anorecistion ED RUNYAN
santa Re Yards
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-20
MAKE The HOME BEAUTIFUL

I TO the Editor of the Eagle. We havs
/ told YOU before that the Chamber %
Commerce has endorsed plan FOR homs
Improvement and Nili appoint Judges "a
inspect your lawns. gardens ard siisys.
! T. YOU viii report YOUR name. street ard
7 number 10 Mr. Levy. the secretary. On or
+ before June I More through She gem
erosity ~ Mrs J.. = Carter prizes vii
he given FOR the four best lawns. Esr1ens
and clssnesf alleys. These prizes ~ill b
$40 rs $50 and 8 These prizes piii ~
limited O. homes whose aasess~d vsifta-
tion does rot exceed f-ra Please note
this limitation ss through . mistake Il
has been enormously published two or
three times This limitation is especially
designed 20 encourage the humber homes
- the cify while 80 weUlf encourages
lawn and floral culture vc especially
recommend The vegetable garden iu fiis
there is "a triple reNa 70 T. health pleasors
and profit The testimony IS abundant
ia behalf - the health The feeble moth
sr. ccoped up in close rooms during iha
ulnfe-. has in hundreds % cases found
Figor while digging in fhe earth. s1d
hrsa fresh abr ard drinking ia fha
golden sunlight Tis natures uigse-
when God started tha fret pair out on
fhe mission - unfried iife ~He rianfsd
"A garden. eastward IN E8ru and thers
Re placed the man 60 dress s1d ie keep
o. Here's natures iap. caring Tor ths
garden. and Teapi1g fhe reward ~ hralth.
profit ARD enjoy rrfnf Here nafurf AID lfs
Author pointed fhc wa. and ere gereFa-
lions ~ earth have followed it since
Reader. YOU are hereHv asked fo ~ fhs
same And 90 this end fhrrr il = das-
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One Of Wichita's Beautiful and Ac,
compIished Young Ladies' Saved
From the Surqcon's Knife


1t gives me great pleasure 20 an
nounce that my daughter is now cured
OF d trouble that she has been afflicted
with for long time. through the agency
Of c. W. c. Jones. the Osteo- Magnetic
Healer OF this city. My daughter had
been afflicted with an ailment which
finally eliminated in an ovarian trouble
of the most aggravated character. She
would fall from her chair or while walk
ing across the floor fall TO the ground
and o nsome occasions would remain in
an unconscious condition for hours, in
sensible and unable to move, and on
some das she would have as many as
six of these spells / had three of the
leading physicians OF the city AT differ
ent times in attendance upon her. but to
no avail. She rapidly grew worse and
finally it was decided that nothing but
that terrible opera ton dreaded by wo-
mankind would save her life. This We
could not hear 10, and as a last resort
we sent for G. ". c. Jones for ma gnetic
treatment, and iBcredulous as it may
appear. she was radically cured in four
treatments. and has been rapidly regain
ing her health and strength until she is
now as well as she ever was. To those
hesitating with reference to taking this
kind of treatments l desire to empha-
size the statement that there is nothing
in his method of operating that shocks
the delicacy or embarrasses the most
sensitive femmale. No embarrassing ex-
animation or anything OF that kind takes
place. only the nerves stimulated and
brought up TO a healthy tone.
Respectfully.
CThe name of this lady viii be given
to any bona fide inquirer upon applica-
fion
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MENSTRUAL DISORDERS.
Another Relieved From Pain ant
Misery.

To whom it may concern
This is TO certify that my daughter
took treatments from G. ". c. Jones,
the Osteo-Magn etic Healer. for suppress
ed and irregular menstruation. Since
reaching the age of puberty her periods
had been very irregular and came only
after twenty-four hours of excruciating
pain, during which period We used hot
plates and congresses. usually having
to sit up all night before accomplishing
the desirable effect.
We had exhausted the whole catalogue
oe patent medicines, consulted physicians
and had almost ruined her stomach with
drugs before we tried 6. ". c. Jones.
The girls system was a perfect wreck,
but am happy to be able TO bear testi-
mony TO the virtue of his trea tment. Her
periods are now regular and without
pain. Since taking treatments from him
she has gained twenty-five pounds in
weight and is now as well and strong
as any other girl. Mrs. -.
CThe name of this lady will he given
to any bona fide inquirer upon spplica-
tion1
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NERVOUS DYSPEPSIA AND -
HEART DISEASE.
Strong Endorsement From One of
WIehita's Leading Shoe Statesmen.

WIehita's Leading Shoe Statesmen.
This is to say that during the last
summer 1 have been seriously troubled
with nervous dyspepsia, insomnia and
heart trouble. Iscarcely knew what it
was 70 have a good nights rest. my
food would not digest and / was abso-
iutely incapable of transacting business
properly. l consulted three Of Wichita $
best physicians. one of whom was a lead
ing specialist. The best hope that ] could
receive was. that after a long and pro-
tracted course OF treatments probably
eighteen months, I might possibly be
cured and at an expense Of several hun
dred dollars. 1 was induced to take
treatments from G. ". g Jones. the
steo-AIagnetc Healer of Wichita. al
though l had no faith in his treatment
but Just grasped al it just as a drown
ing man grasps at straw and for the
further reason that he cured me of a
bad case of rheumatism six years before.
that had never returned
But it gives me great pleasure now
10 state that after taking treatments
from him 7 sleep like child, my bowels
move regularly and I digest properly all
food taken. and have no more of those
excr1eiating and deathIy headaches that
was once afflicted with. and / cordially
recommend him to all persons suffering
from like ailments. P. NJ. BENTLEY.
Shoe department of MY Store" North
Main street.
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EEMALE AILMENTs.

This Is one 81 his leading spaciaIties.
practtcing a. b. does the great Brandt
system in gyneocoiosy. which IS ire
most scientific modern and ur-fo-dst e
method ef treating diseases peculiar %
womanhood or earth TODAY AMI IS the
leading method in ell The great sanitsr-
siuus and hospitals ~ Europe LADIES.
STOP THOSE OPERATl0NS-this treat
ment VIII ssve SOU The ranes of sey-
eral vel known ladies o. thiS ci-g can he
given YOU who were saved after Iesllng
ailysiciaHs had pronounced tae case in-
curatie witha.s,~ an operation lrres1isr.
painful or suppressed ni~uSr-aalieu pro-
lspSus ard ali ailments OF orar1 or Uterus
respond readily ro this treatment
TIE names CT ladies' taking treat
r1ent fer this class Ct ailments are
not published but ne has permission
from ssVersi &c give their names %
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c. Jones. the Osteo-Magnetic Healer
when strange as it may appear and Won
derful to relate, after one treatment 1
was able 10 sit UP in bed and have my
clothes put on, and after the second
treatment l was able to leave my bed
for a short time, something I had not
been able TO do for many weeks. the
rheumatism located in both shoulders.
both elbows. both wrists, both hips. both
knees and both ankles. and apparently
in every muscle of my body. I continued
to take these treatments, every one Of
which seemed TO do me remarkable
amount of good until I was cured, and
desire to cheerfully recommend him and
his treatment to all those afflicted with
this disease. JOHN BECKWITH.
e25 South Market St. Wichita, Kansas.
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ESCAPED.
One of Wichita's Capitalists and
Loan Agents Escapes a Life of
MiSerV

For great many years I was a con-
tinual sufferer from nervous dyspepsia,
constipation. insomnia and other accom-
panying ailments. tried everything that
1 could buy. from patent medicine 70 hos
pital treatment without avail. l could
digest simply nothing without the use
of pepsin in some form, and gradually
grew worse.
Not having any faith in It, but purely
as an experiment. l took treatment from
g. w. c. Jones, the Osteo- Magnetic
Healer of Wichita. and can truthfuliy
say that after the first treatment Z COM
monced to improve. until. after taking a
course OF treatment. I am completely
cured and I am satisfied the cure is per
rsnent. for 1t IS now over two years
since / have taken a treatment and
have no return of the ailment spoken Of
eat and digest my food perfectly. sleep
We'll at night. and believe myself 10 be in
perfect health
ORNIN SMITH
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FROM THE GRAVE.
A Mothers Only Daughter Returned
to Her Arms by Magnetic Healing,
when All Else Had Failed.

To the Public
I fad language almost inadequate to
Express my gratitude and appreciation
If e. W. q Jones. the Osteo- gnetic
Healer Ny only daughter lay dying OF
heart disease. I had several physicians.
the best I could hear Of. but to no avail.
as she was so low that their medicines
would not act Every muscle Of the body
moved TO the pulsation of each heart
beat: her limbs We're swollen TO an I'M
natural size. food would not digest or
The bowels move. and il seemed as IL we
must patiently wait for the Angel OF
Death Someone said. Try Jones. the
Osteo-Magnetic Healer" but as We had
always believed in medicine and had
always taken medicine for our different
ailments. We believed that when medicine
failed it was useless TO try anything
else
Finally. knowing that she must die
unless something was done. and that
dones quickly. we sent for Jones. In Jess
than one hour after he had given her the
first treatment her bowels moved for the
first time in four DAYS. In five days the
swelling had entirely left her limbs and
from that there was f slow but certain
improvement in her condition. SO that
TODAY she Is enjoying good health
All this occurred more than eighteen
months ago. and know &. ". G. Jones
the Osteo-M Magnetic Healer. saved my
daughter from certain death
MRS J. n. CHRISTOPHER.
1eS6 South Murdoch Ave.
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A Well-known Wichita Lady Cured
Of This Painful and Dangerous
MaIadN

To all persons afflicted With kidney and
bladder trouble. / wish TO say that / had
this trounie in the most aggravated form
that I ever heard Of. accompanied With
incontiuusnce OF urine IL its most
troublesome ard painful form. had
leading physicians and had spent sew
ersl hundred dollars without relief. but
on the contrary was gradually growing
worse. Two years ago I was induced 10
take treatment from 6 W. g. Jones. and
IN Two months ! was radically and per-
maneutlv cured. stree which time / have
hsd no return Or symptom of my all
ment. MRS u. G. HARPER
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MUSCULAR RHEUMATISM.
EG-Reuister OF Deeds. Csrnahsn
Cured While in That Office.

Il want q say that ! took treatment
from T.. ". d Jones the osteo- Magnetic
Healer. for muscular rheumatism
could hardy attend 10 my duties for The
reason my arm and shoulder were -
badly snected that I could not lift and
handle the books of my ofice.
II only took SIX treatments from the
Healer and I was able 10 transact ny
duties. my arm became strung and
eordially recommend Mr. Jones Tor the
cure OF rheumatism.
.r ~ApN-.rE.N
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PRoLAPSUS.
Relief From a Trouble of Long Stand.
ING and Restored to Health.

To Suffering Womanhood;-
desire 70 say that i took treatment
from G. c. Jones. the Osteo-Msg ghetto
Healer. for prolapsus or the uterus with
which 1 had been afflicted for fifteen
years. and can say tkat now after a
lapse of nearly one year since taxing
the last treatment. ! am now sound and
well and able TO transact my household
duties something I had been unable Ia
do for a great many years without much
suffering and distress
Cheerfully recommend him il all
ments OF this character.
CThe name % this lady viii be given
10 any bona hde inquiries on sppiica-
toni
Abundance Of other testimonials Of
this character can be had on sppIiea-
ton.
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INDIGESTION AND CONSTlPA-
TON.
One of Wichita's OId-Time Residents
Relieved of Troublesome Ailments.

Relieved of Troublesome Ailments.
To Whom it May Concern
This is to certify that ! took treat
ment from G. ". c. Jones. the Osteo-
Magnetic Healer of this city, for indi-
gestion and constipation. For years, in
fact, ever since / left the army, 1 have
bee n troubled WITH the above ailments.
1t was never safe for me to go on n
trip q have been engaged IN running
a threshing machine during the summer
without taking a box of pills in my
pocket and medicine 10 help my diges-
ton. / took treatment from q. w. c..
Jones. the Magnetic Healer. and
from the first both my ailments disap-
peared. and l can safely say that now
/ am cured and it is unnecessary for me
to take medicine for either arrangement.
public. +. {. BENTON
ss5 y wildwood. West Side.
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One Of Wiohita's PromineDt Old
Soldiers Relieved From Great Suf-

To Persons Suffering with Rheumatism
/ desire TO say that in 1859 ! Was atfiict-
ed with inhammatory rheumatism Of the
worst character that I have ever known
Of. accompanied by rheuma tic fever. For
months / lazy upon my back unable 20
move hand or foot. and suffering the
most intense agony. I had IN attendance
one of the leading physicians o. Wichita.
Who makes speciality Of rheumatic
troubles. but 70 no avail: but after re-
peated solicitation or the part Of my
friends / was induced 70 send for 9. "
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AT DEATHS DOOR.

A Noble Wife and Mother Restored
TO Her Husband and Family From
the Jaws CT Death.
] oheerfully I'D earnestly bear testI-
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oVARlTIs.

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atlv call for them
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ANOTHER LIFE SAVED.

Wichita. Kansas
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What Is Disease?
Osteo-Magnetic Treatment

which is a specific for all chronic diseases.
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KIDNEY AND BLADDER TROUBLE

IA North Main St
The Nome nugget., 1902-03-26
NOTICE.

In the United States District Court for the District of Alaska. Second Division
 John J. Manton, iiociIant. vs. Steamboat Myrtle H" her engines, boilers, tackle, up- parel and furniture. respondent.
 United States of America. District of Alaska, Second Divison-&S.
 Whereas 0 libel was filed in the United States Division on the 3d day of January, 1902. by John J. Manton against the steamboat Myrtle H. her engines boilers, tackle, apparel and furni- ture, to recover the sum of S241 .66l. alleged to be a balance due libellant for services performed upon said respondent during the mouths of July. August. September and October, ls0l as chief engineer on said vessel, comneuclng work on the 1O.h day Of July. U0l. and completing work on the 2Jth day Of October. 1901, at the agrl cd price of S200.00 per month.
 UnI CT and in pursuance of an order and due and regular process in the above entitled court and cause, did. on the 17th day of March, 1892, seize that certain steamboat called the Myrtle ture, boats and appurtenanccs, anu the same is now in my possession; and do hereby give notice, generally, unto all persons having or pretending to have any right, title or interest in the said steamboat Myrtle Ill.," her engines, bOiers tackle. apparel, furniture, boats and ap- purtenances. to appear before the said court, in Nome, in the said District Of Alaska, in the Second Division thereof, on Saturday, the 5th day of April lyO2 cir it be a court day. or else on the next court day thereafter), at lU o'clock in the forenoon of said day. then and there to make known their claims and allegations in said matter.
 Dated ut Nome, in said dis rict. this 26th day of March, X. D. l0e.
 FRANK II. RICHARDS.
 United States Marshal. District of
 Alaska, Second Division,
 I. s. Thompson, proctor for libcllant. 2t
The Nome nugget., 1902-03-26
NEWS NUGGETS.

The Nome barracks, it is stated, have been transferred to the custody of the interior department.
 Walker x Barlow, on the sandspit, have new steam thawer for prospect ors. Read particulars in another col rmn.
 The Knight of Pythias club enter ment at Golden Gate hall Monday night was we'll attended, some 300 people be- ing present. The music was excellent and dancing was continued to a late hour.
 The Elks' club entertained their friends cordially and royalty last eve ming at Golden Gate hail. There was large and fashionable attendance and the evenings program. consisting of a concert and dance, was enjoyed by all.
 The soldier lads at Fort Davis, not 10 be outdone by the Sour Doughs. have organized the Fort Davis Ligbt-weig ht Tug-of-War team, and are after the scalp of any seven men whose aggre- gate weight does not exceed llS0 lbs On hearing this the Nome Vol. Fire Department decided to accept their challenge and they will meet next Tues day evening at the Standard to try con- clusions prior to the championship pull betweenth Canadians and the Sour Coughs. With such enthusiastic vet erans in athletics as Lieutenants Knud- son and Massee to coach them they should make the Fire Laddies wurk their hardest
The Nome nugget., 1902-03-26

(e3a.331O, and the proportion that should have been contributed by the said D. J. Comtois is thirty-three and one.third dollars (s33.3Jh).
 And notice is hereby given that unless the said Max Godette shall contribute his propor ton of the aforesaid expenses the said Max Godette'S undivided one-third interest in said placer mining claim will, ut the expiration of ninety OU) days from this 26th day of March, EUss be forfeited unto the said EGward R. Dunn, nnd the interest of said Max Godette in the aforesaid placer mining claim will become the property of his co-owner, Edward k. Dunn who has made the required expenditures, as afore- said.
 And notice is also hereby given that unless the said O. J. Comtois shall contribute his pro- portion of the aforesaid expenses the said O. Comtois' undivided one-third interest in said placer mining claim, will: at the expiration of ninety (y0) days from this 26th day of March. 1902. DC forfeited unto the said Edward R. Dunn, and the interest of said o. J. Comtois in the placer mining claim will become the property of his cO-Owner, Edward K. Dunn, who has made the required expenditures, as afors- said.
 Dated Nome, Alaska, this 28th day of March. 1909.
 EDWARD R. DUNN. S2t3mW Co-owner-
The Nome nugget., 1902-03-26
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.
flax Godette md OIL Comtois.

To Max Godette and O. J. Comtois:
 Notice is hereby given you that the under signed, Edward k. Dunn, being co. owner with you of that certain placer mining claim in the Cape Nome Mining District District of Alaska, situated upon that certain gu:ch known us HoL yoke gulch, and being known and designated us claim No. Ton Holyoke gulch, hns performed on the aforesaid placer mining claim, at his own expense, more than one hundred dollars (SiOJ) worth of labor and improvements for the year lyOl: that the aforesaid Max GOdette is the owner of an undivided one-third U-3) interest in the aforesaid placer mining claim, and the said O. J. ComtOis is the owner of an undivided one. third Q-3) interest in said claim, and the under signed is the owner of the remaining onethird Q-3) interest of said claim; that the said Max Godette and o. J. Com cis. or either of them have not contributed theiI or his proportion Of snid expense incurred by the undersigned in performing said labor and Improvements on said ciaim made during the year E0l, which said expense is in the sum of one hundred that should have been contributed by Max Godette is thirty-threc md one-third dollars