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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-09

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western steers. $3.50. 70.
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and Texans steady. Beef steers. s. s5t
f.: stockers and feeders &-4774-zl. cows
and heifers. S.5a5-50. Texas steers. s.
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5155 butchers. 16s
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cHAs. PAYNE.

Wichita. Kans-, Feb. 18th, 1902.
Drs. Fickers & Nickers,
Wichita. kans.
Dear Sirs-IncIOsed find check, payment
in full for treatment for piles. 1 congrat-
ulate myself that I have been completely
cured and feel very grateful 70 you that
your treatments have been 50 successful,
and from what l have seen OF your pa
rfents I believe that all have Jared as
we'll as myself l feel as though l bad
new lease on life. and when hear OF any
one having like affliction, VIII certainly
advise them 10 consult you, as believe
that YOU understand your worh thoF-
CHAS. PAYNE.
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John 6. HOUCK.

Wichita, June 10th, 1902.
prs. Tfckers K Eickers
Wichita kans-
Ceutlernen-l is TO certify that I had
niles for the east forty years and for the
last thirtv-fire years they had almost
disabled me after taking four weeks
treatment from you. 1 can TESTIFY tfat
] an entirely cured and feel better than L
have felt for f0rly years. I vii be eighty
years old n1y next birthday, but do not
fee oder than forty to-day.
Your very truly,
JOHN : HOUCk,
5i4 ". Central.
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|. N. SINGER


wichita. Kans. July sth, 1872
Drs. Eickers & Nickers,
wichita kaus-
GentIemen-For years ] have been
sufferer from than dresd disease. piles.
being part Of The time unable % attend
70 the business lEFolving upon ne W men
! c,7-r7a~ced treatment I was not able
70 be at -he store over TWO hours q day
since being disc larEei oy you as cured.
I have never loss day, and most cheer
fully recomrner1 the treatment TO all
s1-rrerfrg from t1e same trouble I thank
vou. gentlemen. Tor the courteous, kindly
1~as tr7ert given me and hope that others
similarly afflicted may take advantage
OF The opportunity offered 10y yeu 70 be-
come wen uner and women II you can
make any use = this 70 your advantage,
you are a. perfect liberty 10 do 50.
Respectfully
J. y SINGER
21G-21S y Main.
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SPECIAL NOTICE

We also treat women for
ali forms of rectal diseases,
but DO not use their names
in our advertising. We
will gladly furnish any wo-
man with Z list of the lady
patients we have cured, to
whom we would be pleased
TO have YOU write.
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GEORGE W HOss

Wichita. Kans-. Aug lst, 1901
DTS Nickers.
Gentlemen-A sense Of gratitude for
your effective treatment. with an earnest
desire for the relief OF other sufferers.
leads me TO say that your cure Of my
case Of rectal trouble OF long standing
was speedy nd complete. l would IKE 70
add that your kindness. caution and gen
tleness in the reatment Of my case were
comm enda bic in the highest degree. With
the hone thet many other sufferers may
be aS enectualIy relieved as | have peen
remain. respectfully and gratefully
yours -
GEORGE W. HOSS,
Sedgwick Block.
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cBAs. n. FROST.

M4F La-Il, LslL-
Drs VIckers x Vickers, Wichita.
Dear SIrsHaving been successfully
treated BY YOU for piles. 1 can Cheerfully
recommend YOU and your treatment TO
all sufferers from rectal disc sses with the
assurance that all who place themselves
under your care VIII ind q speedy and
permanent cure / appreciate the ccur-
tesy and kind attention shown me while
under your care This was not only true
OF my case but is the general expression
Of All Of your patients with whom I have
talked. 7 have perfect confidence in your
ability. and only voice the sentiments Of
FL who know YOU when / say That your
honesty and reliability are Gnquestiona-
bic. Yours very truly,
CHAS. H FROST.
IA y Market St, Wichita.
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L N. MORRISON.

Wichita. Kans-. May md. iS1l-
Drs. Vicksrs < Vickers.
Wichita. hsns-
I was a sufferer from piles for ten
years. and at times suffered intense pain,
but after using all the sure cure rene
dies and being operated upon once,
found little or no relief / was finally in
duced 10 consult you by some OF ny
friends who had taken treatment. I
placed under your care and. AFTER a few
weeks treatment. 1 can truthfully say
that am perfectly sound and well am
grateful 10 you for the courtesy and COZ
sideratIon shown NE while under your
care. Yours respectfully,
L " MORRISON.
With Hockaday Hardware CO.
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PILES
$1,000 REWARD

We will place $4,000 I'M
der contract in the Fourth
National Bank which we
will turn over to any sui
ferer from piles we fail to
cure by our method. All
piles look alike to US. We
mean Just what we say.
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casa quotations we're 80 follows
F'lcur-STeasfv
Whear-So. > sprirE. s7c No. 80
1ti-c Nc = I'D ia. EZ5c
Coui-No. = 81. IA. yel'ox. s1zc
csts-No. 2 1'zgssse. 40 waite.
-
Rye-So Sc
Bariey-Fsfr 20 1hoice mailing. 50 &c.
Pax Seec-sso- E. rs. Nc. Na-sh7rest-
en- rs
Mes Pc-k-Pe- barrel - .fls 81 izrs
per 10 rs 5. ss1-e ez'zc a-7rt rlas sises
Goose e Ela.tl61 - eTV selted seoll1eEs
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v-hss.sv-8 asts = rtrh wines UE
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VIM. NJ. MORRIS.

Capron. Okla March . 1872.
Us Eickers x Efcksrs Wichita Kan.
entIernen-T have been troubled with
the bleeding piles for the past five years.
I'd was 80 weak MT times from the loss
81 blood that I was unable 10 attend 10
my business. Under your treatment I an
pc rfectIy cured. and VII be pleased 20
recommend Won To u similarly afflicted. I
can say further that your treatment was
not severe. as did not suffer the pain
from YOUR treatment have suffered many
times with the piles themselves. Yours
truly
WILLIAE ". MORRIS Merchant.
CaprOn. Okla
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cHAS MOVES.

Wichita. Kans.. April 10Th. 1902
Drs Vickers < Fickers,
Wichita. kans-
Gentlemen-I write this letter with the
hope that Il may De the means OF c4us-
tug some sufferer 70 submit themselves
10 Your treatment l suffered for two
Years from a fistula which was cured II
about three weeks time without the loss
OF an hours tine from my business 1
find all my friends. who have been treat
ed by you, express great Satisfaction
= Is SO mild that any one can take the
treatment. I did not pay one cent until
I was cured and can heartily recon-
mend your treatment 70 any or my
friends wkc may De in need OF such treat
ue0r and can assure them that they
will be pleased with the results
Very truly,
CHAS MOVES
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wichita Kans. April 9Th, EoL
Dear Doctors an pleased 70 say that
you treated ne for piles four years ago
All that time I had been constant SUI
fer from them Tor ifIeen years Since
taking your tree meut 1 have not had
a symptom OF them and al this time
feel satisfied that an permanently
cured I can cheerfully recommend you
10 all afflicted with piles or other rectal
GEORGE T. WALKER
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CAPTAIN PETERS

Wichita. kans, July list 1892.
DTs. NlCkcrs < Nickers. city.
Dear Sirs-I have been . sufferer from
bieeoing and protTucilg piles more or l-ss
for twenty-five years. For the past ten
years they have been z source OF con-
slant annoyance. / had watched the sue
cess Of your treatment Tor the last TWO
years before i made up my mind 10 try
you. You cured every ease that went
10 you and / decided that you must De
all right and gave you . trial Today l
am cured. Thanks TO you for your skill
j was up and around while taking treat
ment-
Yours truly, CAPTAIN PETERS,
Afafz
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80 CARLAND.

Kiowa. kan March z. 1892.
To " HON Concerned
7 can heartily rerommend Drs- Fickers
& Vickers. OF Wichita as experts in The
trea tment Of piles. having suffered via
then for five years. and having takea
their treatment feel satisfied that I am
cured. Respectfully.
WM GARLAND
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EDWARD cossAN.

wichita Kans.. March 18th 1872
Drs Eickers & Vickers.
Wichita kans-
Dear Sirs-I had been troubled for about
twenty years with piles prior 10 taking
your treatment I believe il has entirely
cured ne. for which / am very thank
full Yours very truly,
EDWARD COSSAN.
3s5 Ri1ervieW
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OsCAR 2 SMITH.

Wichita. Kans, Mar. 18th. 1872
Drs. Vickers & Vickers,
Wichita Esns.
Gentlemen can most cheerfully rec
ommend your treatment Tor piles. you
have cured my case Of several years
standing / am sure that IL any one
should know the pleasure and comfirr
10 De derived from your treatment they
would not hesitate IN taking IT, Cientie-
men. ] cannot express my gratitude for
the good you hare done me. Your treat
ment IS wonderful. With thanks 70 you,
I am.
Your friend
OSCAR T. SMITH
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w. r. DULANEY.

Wichita. Kans. april 1st, 1S0L
Drs. Nickers < Nicksrs.
Wichita. kans.
Gentlemen-Inclosed ind check for ser
vices rendered me I suffered with piles
for ten years your Treatment for same
has entirely cured ne. Thanking you
kindly, I am,
Very truly yours.
w r. DTLANEX.
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E. WHEELER

Kingisher. o. T. July l7th- lsla
This Is u certify that after having slf-
fered the tortuTes Of piles for = years,
vas treated BY DIS Nickers &. Walkers
Two weeks. and cured 20 NY enIirs salts
faction / feel that / cannot speak. too
Highly q them as gentlemen Of Their pro-
fession- Very truly yours.
F. WHEELER
kingfisher. o. +
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n : BREESE.

wichita. Kans.. Nay 1st. 1902.
Drs Tickers & Vickers
Wichita kans-
Centlemen-Tour treatment OF ny case
OF piles has proven a success. / feel that
I am permanently cured for which l am
very thankful Your truly.
D e BREESE.
alS MacO Ave.
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w. =, GREEN,

Wichita. Kans- Mar 2s. 1871.
To Whom Ii May Concentrating
been treated by Drs- Vickers < Vickers
for piles and lstula. which they cured
perfectly. after twenty-five years stand
ing. 1 have no hesiteucy in saying 70
those afflicted that any case OF rectal
trouble that is cura bic. they can cure
W z. GREEN.
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s. z. OVAL.

Wichita. Kans. July sth. 1872.
To Whom IL May Concern.
/ had been afflicted wiki piles Tor the
last fifteen years and since being treated
for the same hy Drs- Nicksrs. 1 have been
permanently cured and cheerfliiy recon-
mend them 70 any one afflicted With the
disease Of the rectun-
s r OVAL.
Cor. Douglas and Ida.
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80 LIVESTOCK MAkxgTs
Chicaqo.

Chicago. sept. S.-Cattle-Rscei2ts. 2.9eo
including - Texans. zoe westerns God
natives steady. others slow Good 70
prime steers S7--53S 50 poor "a medium.
= .ld7 50. Stock@rs and feeders. s2-5ozfS- -:
COWS z-seaS-50: he-<ArH, S-slssA-s-s Sa1-
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EUGENE RAIL-

Ava. o. T. July 9Th. 1870
To Whom Il May Concsrn-This is 70
certifv that j have been treated for piles
By DIS. Tickers < Vickers Il Wichita
and 49, that I am permanently cured
I con sider them experts in this line Of
business and heartily recommend them 20
anyone needing their services
z. RAIL.
President Ava State Bank, Ava. O. 7.
T. J. MCDONALD.
Wichita. kans-. Feb. 9Th. 1902
Drs Nickers & Nfckers.
Wichita KanS.
Il is with pleasure that I state that
the treatment oyu gave me for bleeding
piles OF about three years standing has
entirely cured ne and 1 heartily recon-
mend your treatment TO any one afflicted
with any disease Of the rectum- Thank
ing YOU for the courtesy shown me while
under treatment. am
Yours truly.
T. J. MCDONALD.
Manager Wichita Bottling Works
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A. T. HELLAR

Wichita. Kans., July Ist. 1872.
DIS. Vickers & Fickers. Wichita
Dear Sirs-I had been Z suHerer Tor
fvrentv-fige years. prior 20 taking your
treatment. from piles and flssure- Your
treatment has entirely cured ne ana
an gaining n weight and feel better
than for years. You certainly have
very successful treatment 1 can cheer
fully recommend you 10 any sufferer II
your special line Of work Yours truly,
A. T HELLAR.
I4S North Main
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NOTHING SUCCEEDS
LIKE SUCCESS

pernanency has
every promised the las been
Below the evidence OF success in the past two
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CATTLE SALES.

selected and were a nice. smooth. even
lot OF cattle
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS
Chicaaa.

Chicago. Sept. S-The leading Futures
rangea Is fallnNs.
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60 WAIkER

Yours truly, CAPTAIN PETERS.
30 North Main
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-21
COMING LOCAL EVENTS.

The Wells Circle OF Kings Daughters
will meet in their rooms Friday at 4 p. m.
Regular meeting Of Wichita lodge No.
%. I. o. o. F.. tonight. a good attend
ance is desired.
Regular meeting Of Ida Rebeeca lodge
No. 49, / Q. O. f, tonight Every mem
Der expected TO be present.
Miss Downing will give a gaslight mat
inee in the Garfield hall THANKSGIVING
afternoon. from to o.
The ladies of Central Christian church
will meet this afternoon with Mrs. NJ
". Cave, lol1 North Market street
There will be a regular meeting Of the
Retail Clerks association tonight al T.ao
O'Clock. Important business Members
should ali be present
Stated conelave of Mt. OIivet Comman-
dery no. y. X. T.. tonight at 7:S0 o'clock.
Work IN Red Cross Full attendance de-
sired. Sojourning Fraters cordially in
vited to. be present.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
General Guild Of s.. Johns Episcopal
church. VIII be held this afternoon from
to s clock at the residence OF Mr.. E.
E. Beach. North Emporia avenue
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10 TELEGRAPH POLE
Mob Strings Up Negro Assail-
ant of Farmers Wives.
MILITIA ORDERED OUT
But DID Not Reach Scene of
Action.

Sullivan. Ind. Nov. 20.-George Moore.
the negro who criminally assault
ed Mrs Mary Davis of Sullivan
&C unity, and Mrs. John Lemon OF Knox
county. on Tuesday last. was hanged to
4 telegraph pole one mile east of John
Lemons farm. at o'clock tonight. by
mob. Moore was captured at Lawrence
vile, H., late yesterday. after a battle
with the town marshal, during which the
negro was shot three times and severely
wounded. He was then taken to Robin
sen, H., for safe-keeping.
John Lemon, husband of one of the
women who had been assaulted by the
negro, with a party Of friends, went to
Lawrenceville last night and identified
him as the womans assailant.
Late this afternoon he was brought to
Sullivan in a wagon by the sheriff and
HIS deputies to be taken before the wo-
men for further identification. The
sheriff and his deputies attempted to steal
into the town with their prisoner. but
mob of fifty farmers, heavily armed, took
the prisoner away from them ana started
the investigation themselves. The negro
where he was identified, and then the
mob started with the negro for the farm
OF John Lemon, ten miles from this
city.
The mob in the meantime had swelled
to enormous proportions. The negro was
identified by Mrs. Lemon. The crowd
tLen started back to Sullivan with the
prisoner, but one mile east of the Lemon
farm rope was thrown over the arm Of
a telegraph pole and the trembling
wretch was quickly jerked into the air.
The governor had ordered out the Vim
cennes militia to protect the negro, but
his Instructions were received too late.
After hanging the negro the mob quietly
dispersed. It was composed mostly of
farmers but was largely augmented by
citizens of Sullivan, Oaktown and other
towns Of this county
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CITY IN BRIEF.

Mrs. c. H. Reach returned from Guth-
RE yesterday.
Miss Edna shinn is in ElDorado at
tending court
Anna Tarbnl is very sick at her home,
S04 South Main street.
". NJ Ready. Of Wellington. is visiting
Attorney Ayres and wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. B Campbell leave to-
night for their ranch at Meade.
Prof. \. H. Limerick. secretary of Win
field ,Chautauqua assembly. is in the city.
Peter Hostetter. of Winfield. is here
taking treatment at the ST. Francis hos
pital.
c. F. Biddle. ". 5. Marshall left yes
terday to spend few days on his ranch
at Coldwater.
Misses Mignonette and Goldindine
sykes entertained a party Of young peo-
pie Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gallagher have returned
from two months visit TO relatives
and friends in the east.
Miss Winnie Bruce. OF S26 East Central
avenue. is visiting friends and relatives
in Clearwater for a week
c. R. Geary, general superintendent OF
transportation on the Frisco. was IN the
city few hours yesterday
Amos Mccain returned TO the city
yesterday, after an extended trip through
Colorado and New Mexico.
Mrs. George W wmott left yesterday
afternoon for Albion. Neb.. for a month 5
visit with friends and relatives.
J. II. Grothers. santa Fe travelling pas
senger agent Of oklahoma City. visited
among the railroad men yesterday
T. A. Gaohenbach. after spending sew
eral DAYS with his parents at Spring
Creek. returned 10 the city Yesterday.
Mrs. Laura c. Bird arrived at her home
here yesterday. she has been visiting n
New YORK city and other eastern points
Mrs. Fishery MARTA, who has been
in sanltarigIn for about a month. is
reported 10 Be rapidly regaining her
health.
The ladies who VIII sell charity badges
on SATURDAY VIII please call at Edward
Van s Cos store on saturday morning.
Tor them.
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ONE OLE TIE FEW.

In this era of good times. when people
have plenty of money to spend for amuse-
ment, theatrical ventures have prospered
to degree heretofore unknown. Elmer
Walters attraction. a Thoroughbred
Tramp, has shared in this prosperity,
but TO such an extent as to cause surprise
and wonderment among the theatrical
fraternity Opening as it did. with but
few city bookings, it scored such an in
Simultaneous success on the occasion of
Its opening in Chicago that Mr.. Walters
was besieged with requests for bookings
b city managers from Denver TO New
York These grew so urgent that a Sec
ond company was placed on the road,
when duplicated the success Of the first.
In Chicago. Indianapolis. Toledo and the
other large cities records were broken.
In Denver the police stopped the sale
Of tickets so great was the crush. The
smaller cities duplicated, as far as the
capacity would permit, and the close of
the season showed a handsome sum on
the good side Of Mr. Walters ledger.
a Thoroughbred Tramp will be seen
here at the Crawford Wednesday. No
,-er7her 26
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MUSIC AND DRAMA.
At the Crawford.
Down Ply THE SEA.

DOWN BY THE SEA.
It is intensely interesting and refresh
ing to sit for three hours and thorough
" enjoy a clean, wholesome play like
Down by the Sea" which is announced
for a special engagement of matinee and
night at the Crawford next Thursday,
November q. For the past eight years
this play scored one of the most pro-
nounced successes in England and was
unanimously endorsed SIS the most pow
erful comedy drama produced since the
days of The Silver King" AS to plot
and story, it is complete and the situa-
ions and climaxes are thinning and inter
esting. It's characters are original crea-
tons and the play throughout is refined
and free from stage exaggerations SO
common in most melodramatic produc-
tons of the present day. 4--e company
presenting Down by the Sea" is far
above the ordinary in quality and size.
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Ed Dillon, former cashier of the Santa
Fe freight Office, left yesterday for Col
orado Springs. where he takes up a SINH
lar position with the Santa Fe.
The new brick block in course Of cree
ton on the south side of Douglas avenue
near Big River bridge, is up to the sec
ond story. 1t belongs to the Courier Pro
duce company and it is going to be the
best house in the city for handling poul-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-21

Remember the revival services at the
Emporia Avenue Methodist Episcopal
church win commence next Monday
evening at $50 o'clock Rev. Wharton.
the pastor, will be assisted in the work
by Evangelist Brooks, of New York.
who is at present engaged in the work
at st. Paurs NJ. f. church. this city.
You should be present.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-21
HOO HOO, ATTENTION

There viii be a concentration at Wich-
tia, kan. on the 18th of November, 1902.
headquarters to be at X P. hall, 2e7-2o9
East Douglas avenue. It is very impor-
tant to register at hall upon arrival.
Grand Shark of the Universe win be in
attendance. and other prominent Cats"
from Kansas City and Oklahoma City.
For further information and blank appli-
cations. address J. E. Mars, Vicegerent
Shark. Winfield, Kan. 145-9t-su-we-fri