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HAVE YOU ANY OF THESE
symptoms of Very Common Trouble?


There is no disease so common in the
United States as Catarrh because it ap-
pears in so many forms and attacks so
many different organs.
It is a common mistake TO suppose that
catarrh is confined TO the nose and throat.
AI-y Inflammation of the mucous mem
brane. wherever located. accompanied by
abnormal secretions. is catarrh Catarrh
of stomach or bladder, or intestines is
nearly as common as nasal catarrh ana
much more serious, although it IS true
that stomach catarrh and catarrh of other
internal organs is the result of neglected
nasal catarrh.
A new remedy has recently appeared
which so far as tested seems to be re-
markably effective in promptly curing ca
tarrsn, wherever located. The preparation
is sold by druggists generally under the
r.ame of Stuart's Catarrh Tablets, and,
in addition to being very palatable and
convenient, possesses extraordinary merit.
in many cases giving immediate relief
from the coughing, hawking and constant
clearing of the throat and head, those
symptoms with which everyone is famil-
lar who has ever suffered from colds in
the head and throat.
Catarrh is simply a continuation OF
these symptoms until the trouble becomes
chronic and grows gradually worse from
year TO year
Stuarts Catarrh Tablets are composed
of Hydrastin, Red Gum and similar anti
septics and catarrh specifics, from which
it will be seen that no secret is made of
the ingredients and also that no mineral
poisons are used. as is the case with many
well known catarrh medicines.
For catarrh OF the nose. throat. bron-
chial tubes. for catarrh of stomach, in
testines or bladder, no preparation is so
safe and gives such rapid and permanent
results as Stuart's Catarrh Tablets.
All druggists sell them at 30 cents for
full sized package. You can use them
with assurance that you will not contract
the cocaine or morphine habit. as the re-
suits from this catarrh cure are apparent
from the first days use.
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Hearst IL Now After Coal Carrying



Washington. Nov. 5.-The complaint Of
VIM. Randolph Hearst OF New York
against the anthracite coal carrying rail-
roads. charging that the iatters rate for
the transportation Of coal from the am
thracite fields 70 New England. New
York. Maryland and the District II
Columbia are unreasonable and unjust.
was fled with the Interstate Commerce
Commission today. The commission inn
mediately sent notifications Of the COM
plant 70 the railroad companies named
as defendants. as follows.
Philadelphia & Reading railroad Le-
high Valley. Delaware. Lackawana &
Western Central OF New Jersey. New
York. susquehana q Western. Erie. New
York. Ontario g. Western Delaware q
Hudson. Pennsylvania ard Baltimore s.
Ohio The roads have until the 20th
instant TO file their answers. The com
plant alleges that the rates subject the
consumers at TIE points named and the
producers Of such coal who are not com
mon carriers OF corporations owned and
controlled BY common carriers. 20 unrca-
sonabie prejudice and disadvantage in
violation Of the interstate commerce act
II charges that the rates arc dlscrini-
mating and pretudicial 70 the interests %
the dealers and consumers of anthracite
coal: as compared with the transporta-
ton rates Tor bitgminous coal FOR much
longer distances. and ESQ as compared
with the defendants rates and charges
on other carload freight traTic Fener
aliv y IL alleged that che I.ehlgh Cen
trail Of New Jersey. Delaware. Iacka-
vana & Western. and Erie. New York
Susquehsna 4 Western and the Phna-
delphla & Reading roads have entered
into q pooling agreement
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A Card from Mr.. and Mrs. g. n. Camp
~

Lest there be doubt IN the minds Of
some who were invited % the wedding
end reception of our twin sons ca
the twelfth OF November IN this
cay. We make the following announce-
nent. The marriage Of our son Robert
70 Miss olive Decatur vili take place
On the day fixed 70 celebrate tie double
wedding. There viii be TO guests AZ fhe
wedding and no reception AZ OR hotzse.
but a simple marriage ceremony will b-c
soieTrized AZ the house q the s-ite 8
mother in the presence OF the immediate
families Of the bri5s and groom
We viii take this occasion q express
our gratitude for the nanlfesr.tians q
grief and the evidences q sympathy s0r
our family and foT the noble Eiri who was
50 soon 70 have been TIRE happy bride
Such universal and spontaneous Eymps-
thy - a remarkable Proof q she good
ness 4 The community IN which We live
as well "a evidence q ths loTaaie char
acter oT the dear boy whose bright pros
poets foT Ire flfurs were 80 s-cdsniy ard
fraEscaI.y brought 20 ~ End
II the SERGE struggle Tor success. Shle
81 ths rig0r - -. re Sometimes SEEN
selfish ard forEstfei q Others. hst xhsn
ca1sxrity oTe-tasss then. crT real human
nature or sezes - kl1zhir. orr sore
fsr our human brother b@cczses - cree
dominant TIE srnpcls> - s-i1 rskes
others sorruzs cur oEr ard f14s E~1fs~
merit - fs,IoEshto see--F styorgey l1 the
srssr than in any other part - me ~o-lt
II fHiz terrible loss. Tstch Ksr1zs IRE
parable. tbs terrific ZION, ~hlcs se~r1s
az tires sr-rsr~frze.e. IT, Elrix h- 2
love sud syuEa1fT 80 tseii1xiy sx-
nrfsse6. gentle Toris an5 xi-t ais ere
ard 81 - 3 uuEz coufrTflrE Tr-sz-
'sraace- IL win - ~ exzrrie ara 81
Inspiration @ - 20 - rners heips4i sz1
sFy-r-- ssts.tc o. CIR usek
NJ AND MIS- 2 II CAMPBELL
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ARE YOU AMBITloUsp
Coffee Makes Some People HeIple

Coffee Makes Some People Helpless.
We inherit our temperaments Some
children are happy and bright, while
others are nervous and cross. Care
should be taken that the child is given
proper food and drink so as not 10 in
crease natural nervousness or TO bring it
on; bug this is often overlooked by moth
ers Who permit their children to drink
coffee without check.
The wife Of a groceryman living in
Sloan. No. says: I vas born with a
nervous temperament. and this was in
creased BY my parents giving me coffee
whcn child, unconscious OF its bad ef-
feet on my nervous system. In time. a
cup OF coffee in the morning invaria bly,
sorre6 on my stomach. and q single cup
81 night would make ne nervous and
wakefuI and often cause a distressing
heartburn Last year I laid in bed all
summer with nervous prostration. > COM
plete wreck from coffee drinking l
craved a good. nourishing. hot drink ard
commenced 10 Use Postum Food Coffee
There was a gradual Improvement IN
my health almost from the commence
ment Of using Postum. I could sleep
well. the heartburn and nervousness dis
appeared. my stomach trouble stopped
and now ia year later I have gone from
the sick-bed into the store behind the
counter day after day: from & helpless
10 a stirring business woman. with new
life AID strength. new hopes and an
bition. from the pale. weak la9-pound
woman To ny present weight % -
pounds. Thanks 20 Postum
We carry Postum IN stock and recon
mend Il 70 our customers; We love 10 sell
it ard often give 2 trial quantity 70 the
Isitsring 70 induce them 70 nse this
heaith-giving drink" Name given b.
I oStum CO.. Battle Greek, Mich
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%ZHZzLZz4
PURCHASES or RICE
For Purpose OF AyrrtIBg Famine la
the Ehfffupfnes

Manila. NOV. s.-'rhe Philippine commits
zion has quietly purchased more than
1000 tons Of rice IN Asia. n order 20
avert tho rice famine which a. threat
eniug many provinces. Tire nianE q
the commissioners were concealed ia or
der go avoid further disturbance ~ the
Oriental market ar ~ as 20 prevent
possible commissions with the view e
raising prices The government stock
~ rice gives % control ~ the local mar
ket and prevents operators from charx-
ing excessive prices
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At the ToIer
soUsA CoMEs ToNIGHT

SCUSA COMES TONIGHT
Sousa and his great band comes TO the
Toier Auditorium tonight 10 give a con-
cert that has been long scheduled and
eagerly anticipated. The band comes in
/ its entirety, with the same personnel Of
artist musicians that has distinguished
the oganization for years above ali others
with notable additions 10 a library IN
surpassed in its treasures of military
band literature; all under the direction
and inspiration 0 fthe master musician at
the head, John Philip Sousa.
Few people have any idea Of the amount
OF detail work involved in planning and
preparing for q single Sousa concert. As
long ago as last May. a contract was
entered into between the local manage
rent and the direction Of -Sousa and his
Rand' for the appearance OF the March
King IN this particular town on this par
tfcular date. Since that time both par
ties 10 the contract have been in touch
with each other. and from time 10 time
the press has kept the public acquainted
with the doings of Sousa, and given re-
peated intimations of his coming. In the
meantime the management OF the band
have had their hands full with the de-
tails OF long tour, extending from the
Atlantic to the Pacific and including con-
certs IN 125 different towns in twelve
weeks
The pictorial printing that adorns the
bill boards was designed. executed and
shipped 10 the various points for the bill
poster TO display to the best advantage;
I the programs were selected after due
consideration by Mr.. Sousa himself and
the band and soloists were thoroughly
drilled and rehearsed in the chosen selec-
tons. Tow weeks before the tour began
an agent left the New York headquarters
and in quick rotation has visited every
town included in the tour. arranging for
prices. advertising. and a thousand ard
one other details. while week after him
came second agent to find hotel accom-
mOdations for the big family Of musi-
clans, arranging for the transportation OF
the baggage of the band and smoothing
every final obstacle from the path of
Sousa and his men.
In the meantime the New York Office
has been in communication with the fifty
or so railroad companies, over whose
lines the band must travel. arranging the
schedule of movements, contracting for
special trains here and sleeping cars
there; in short completing every detail
of transportation. In every town the
fifty-twO people. composing the Sousa
hand, found on arrival. their carriages
and baggage wagons awaiting them, the
printing posted upon every wall. and
large audience awaiting the March King
The conclusion of each concert has found
the carriages and wagons in readiness. a
special train with steam up at the station,
and everything prepared for a quick jour
ney TO the next town 10 be visited II is
only this perfection Of system that en-
ables Sousa to engage upon the record
breaking tours.
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CITY IN sRIeF.

Monday, November 10, viii be general
motion day in Judge Dale's court.
Mat Pelz, one of the leading merchants
of st. Marks. was in the city yesterday.
A Anderson, travelling passenger agent
OF the Vandalia, was a visitor in Wichita
yesterday.
P. r. Kinsley. a Rose Hill merchant,
was doing business with our wholesale
men yesterday.
Walterscheid Bros. are working a force
OF men day and night on a rush job for
the Rock Island
Mr. ". S. Gibson of Oakland, Calf,
is in the city visiting with his brother,
Ellsworth Gibson.
The Fraternal Aid society paid the
widow Of the late Nestor Moore 81 900
insurance yesterday.
DR.. and Mrs. Easton have returned
from their visit to friends in Quincy and
other places in Illinois.
Mrs. Flora Lewis of Olney. H., is max
ing an extended visit with her brother
E. Gibson. OF this city.
The football game 10 be played between
king1isher. o. T.. and Friends univer-
sity on November has been called of.
Mrs. Geo. NJ Hommers. OF Fl. Scott.
Kan arrived IA the city yesterday. the
guest of Mrs. Frank Carleton. s2s River
street.
The contract for the plumbing and
.4eating in the new Frisco passenger and
freight depots was let yesterday 20 r.
-. Moore Of this city.
O L. Hnleary. assistant general pas
senger agent. and G. ~. Green. travel
ing passenger agent Of the Sig -Four,
were in the city yesterday.
(Coioredl died at the Foeman home.
two miles north OF the city. Tuesday
evening. Interment occurred yesterday
al the Highland cemetery
J c. ShaRer Of NIulvane and Edith
june Of UdalL y. n Franklin and Dora
Davis Of Cheney and Edgar r. Pinkston
ard Mabel Reynolds Il this city were
granted marriage licenses yesterday.
Many railroads are running excursion
trains "a the south. Yesterday morning
the Rock Island, : homeseckers' excursion
train passed through Wichita wiki ten
extra coaches attached 70 the regular
train, bound Tor oklahoma points.
Afr. and Airs Frank Sar-er have re-
turned from a months sisit in several
places In Kansas ana Illinois They had
a deiiGhtfM time. ba, are glad 10 get
back 10 sunny Kansas again Mrs Sar-
ver visited the old home OF her child
hood in Illinois where her father and
mother had lived for many years. and
ha6 @ very pleasant time there
West side Circle Program
Program Of West Side Chautauqua
Circle. meeting with Mrs. Ash Means.
RoI caIl-Cuotations from Tenuyson-
Discussion, saxon VS. Slav. saxon
Miss Martia6ale. Airs Freeman. SIav.-
Ms Boss. Mrs. Fay
-4usic-Mrs. Hisginson.
literary Leaders Of Modern England.
/ chapters : and S-Dr. Collins
4 Chapters and Ie-Rev. Switzer.
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Alma circl. Program.

he Alma Chautauqua Circle viii meet
next Tuesday evening at the residence Of
Mr.. and Mrs l. a Bone. Mrs Francis.
leader. Program:
Saxon and Slav TO page $50. G. Eek
stein.
Literary Leaders Of Modern England.
chapter Miss Bertha kirkwood
Chapter S-Mrs. o. J. Taylor
Literary Leaders of Modern England,
chapter &C. r. Campbell.
Chapter 10-Judgc Harvey
Discussion Of Lockley Hall-AIrs. Z. a.
Cramer.
Lockley Hail twenty years af;er-Airs.
Hendy.
Wright wrongs no man. Wright's old
fashioned buckwhcat -four is pure.
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MUSIC AND DRAMA.
At the Crawford.
THE EVIL, EYE

Chas H. Yale and Sidney r. Ellis spec
tacular potpcurri The Evil Eye" which
appears al the Crawford on Friday. Sat
urday and Saturday matinee. is new in
everything excepting the name and even
that the managers have juggled with con-
cOcting a subtitle that is even more com
piicated than the original. Then Il read 4:
"Or the Many Weary Mishaps OF Md
and the Weird Wonderful Wanderings OF
Nod Now it reads. or the Further
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support Britta, the Norway servant girl
made the hit of the evening with her
many attempts at love-making The COS
tunes were rich. being as fine as have
been seen here for some time.
The company carries their own scenery
and use lots of IL, having 70 supply the
first and last scenes entirely from their
own scenery.
The best part OF the whole show was
the scenery and costumes. especially the
scenes where electrical effects were used
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-06
COMING LOCAL EVENTS.

The Wenes Circle of Kings Daughters
viii meet in their room this afternoon
at 4 o'clock.
Regular meeting of Queen City Lodge,
No. 20, D. OF H., in A. o. L. w hall. ,25
South Main street tonight Visitors well
come.
The Woman's Unitarian alliance will
meet with Mrs. r. Matthews, SIS North
Market street at 2:3O today. Quotations
from LOngfellOw.
The East Side w c. T. L. will meet this
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Jackson,
5S5 Cleveland avenue. 1t is evangelistic
day. All are cordially invited.
Ladies Aid society Of the Reformed
church meets at the home of Mrs. Bostic,
1lH North Market street today at 2:S0
sharp. Quotations from LongfeIlow
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-06
JOHN REIFF SUES
Paris Paper for Defamation Of HiS
Character

Paris. Nov 81. ReiF. TIE American
jockey. has begun suit against a sport
ing paper. Ia Eie Al Grand Air. claim
Ing damages for ar alleged defamafory
article published fl connection wifh The
witA.-rawal cf his license. The station
declares the paper made false assersIoaa
against RsiTs professional honesty The
JOCKEY specifically denies pulling Saint
ssulge a. the 81 Cloud races
J ne case VII be hoard November -
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-06
BOXERS FEMALELEADeR
She - Hat seventeen and wasn'f
Killed a. HUNDRED

Victoria. r c. Nos. s.-Tbs steamer
Shiuano Hsrs brought news fhaf rnaay
anti-ferHigu placardz are scattered all
over ChfnE IT, and tre Boxer DISTURB
snces arv now NE throughout thaf Fcia-
itT. The rsg0rs fhat thelr female iesesr
hnan Yius. Or 'g1-lfe-s q Hercy Vas
rsltlres 81 ne baitls faanrht s4tsls. ~.
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Car Load of Book Cases.

The AIllison Office Supply Co. just re-
ceived yesterday car load of the Globe
Wernicke Elastic bookcases. They will
store them n the warehouse Of the
Rogers Transfer Coz, and they anticipate
a great sale this fall and Christmas. AL
most every fine home in Wichita has
adopted this case and the demand here
tofore was greater than the output. This
is the first full car load of bookcases ever
recaiHad hv 2 laalar in LNichira.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-06

wallis OF Cheug Tu is untrue The
Boxer female leader Is but &c years Il
age and the woman captured and behead-
"a was over CT. Tie BOXERS continue 20
raid out-of-the-w8y VILLAGES and several
churches have been burned and converts
masses cred
New &. ang correspondents tel ~ a
lRht between f.lesisns aad bandits
The Russian patrol boat samson was
attacked Dy band OF 10J armed robbers
on October and dghusg LASTED Tor ssv-
cral hours. Several Chinese were KILLED
and a large number wounded
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-06

Now is the time TO buy baled hay.
Prices reasonable and prompt delivery.
Z. Cox, Tel. 1l9, 10l4 F. Douglas. 70-tf
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-06
CAPTAIN JINKs-

In the current number of Leslie's
Monthly is an article on The Making Of
a Play" in which there are numerous
illusions Illustrated with photographs
of the gifted author, Clyde Fitch The
article particularly describes how Fitch
wrote Captain Jinks," the successful
comedy which is to be gwen at the Toler
Monday, November 10. Captain links"
is one of the best. if not the very best
attraction ever brought TO this city There
is but one company playing Captain
links and that one the original com
pany that played 300 nights at the Gar
rick theatre in New York.
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Sixty tons of good alfalfa hay. baled or
loose. Telephone e. Cox. No. Zoe. lOll
East Douglas. 140-tf
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TWO GOOD DEALS
One on North Vain and One on North
II Nor street

Mr.. Ed Hornecker has purchased the
one-story brick building at a9 South
Main street OF Chas. Southwark. This
building was built a number Of years
ago. hut wi,h the intention Of building
81 Two stories Ii Is rumored that the
new owner intends to ada this second
floor The price Tor the building was
Sl.s9 and 1t was Sod through the agency
Of Farmer * CO.
Ed Vawter sold through the same
agency % Enen Nash. the dve-room cot
tage nj So North Waters street FOR Sl.7a-
The property was purchased as an invest
ment-
Mary Z. Virgins. wife Of J. W. Wig
gins. died yesterday morning at 1isf Chi
csgu avenue. Of peritonial ascetis. m the
age u % years. The remains were sent
to her former home Eureka kan.
where the burial VII take place today.
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WILL BUILD A BRIDGE
Few structure 10 he Built on Doug
las Avenue

The Street Car company are hauling a
large amount OF piling and heavy cross
timber TO the bridge across the Big
Arkansas river on Douglas avenue and
viii in 4 short tire. build an entirely new
bridge. The old bridge was built many
years ago and although perfectly safe
the company believes that a new bridge
ana better track would aid them in many
ways and II will rot be Tong before the
old bridge win become dangerous for
fast or heavy traffic
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CAUGHT IN THE WEB.

The building and painting of scenery for
theatrical productions has become one of
the fine arts. The smallest opera houses
iE the United States are equipped with a
gcodly assortment OF stock" scenery
painted by artists who mako a speciality
of that work. and most of the road COM
panies are satisfied to use this in their
production. 1t is different. however.
with Caught in the Web" When Joseph
lie Brandt >-e author of this, the great
est detective play ever written, arranged
the road tour, he decided TO revolutionize
old methods. and contracted with Messrs.
Gates and MOrgange and J. L. Young. Of
New York, the foremost scenic painters
in the world. 20 build anu paint five Of
the handsomest sets ever shown on any
stage. They are said to be as realistic
as oil paintings, as artistic as man could
advise. and are complete in every detail
They are modelled and painted from pho
tographic reproductions Of the places
where the &C on OF the play is laid.
This company comes TO the Toler Audi
tcrium on Saturday night. November S.
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Alfalfa HAY.

Attend Wichita Business College. Wan
Building, II4-lls North Market st. s1-1
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Mrs. Wlnslow's Soothing Syrup.

Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS
by MILLIONS OF MOTHERS for their
CHILDREN WHILE TEETHING. With
PERFECT SUCCESS. IT SOOTHES the
CHILD. SOFTENS the GUNS. ALI.AYS
ali PAIN. CURES WIND collie ana IS
the best remedy for DIARRHOEA. Sold
by druggists 10 every part Of the world
Be sure and ask for Mrs. WiuslOw's
Soothing Syrup" and take no other kind
Twenty-Five cent? bottle.
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Funny Freaks of Md and the Continued
Comicsl Ccntortions OF Nod This alter
alton was considered necessary to inform
the public that the characters of Md and
Nod were TO oe furthered in their fun
making and continued in their peculiar
eocentricities. In this new edition their
antics are almost indescribsble, for every
moment they appear is filled with such
rapid startling mishaps that only the
sight can fully appreciate them.
The Brothers kepnard impersonate
these two irrepressible rapskallions. and
being diminutive twins in real life. md
these characters in the mimic world quite
agreeable.
The new features in this ever gleeful
entertainment are legion. the most promi-
nent being the new Phrasey Troupe of
sixteen young, pretty English maidens,
the enlarged Armstrong electric ballet
of over 5000 lights. the grand informing
ling of mirth. music. funny, very funny
Horse Marine Band" etc The leading
characters have been assigned TO Richard
T. Brown, Josie Sisson, The Troubadour
Four, Geo. Herman and many others of
note in the fun-making theatrical world
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-06

Madame Hull 25S North Main, Occult
Reader. All lies mysteries. love. mar
rage. business, everything. Initials,
dates. descriptions free. 146-5tx
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THE WEATHER

Washiaston Nov. 5.-Forerarf-
Tor Kansas Ralr Thlu8sy sad FRI
dsy. warmer F'rlsav
For okiahoma and fnliaa Terrftoryf
Fair THURSDAY and Friday
Hood'a sarsapsriita carr1 sanrnst
weakncsa because 20 makes rich. pure
blood