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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-17
BREACH or PROMISE SUIT
Dr. Funsly Mad tsushfag Eove Tor
NAnrraan lie KrNer Nan

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O. rsper has this. Tbe ztoTy relative ts
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the ssrizs circles in sh8eh NiEz Araez
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-17

hook or crook good and bad alike will
ultimately reach heaven. He believes in
a place of punishment for the wicked and
has no hesitation in CHASING Sunday golf
among the wicked.
Mr.. Stephan is not certain as to the
exact nature of retribution after death,
hut says: II think there is hell on this
earth for law breakers, whether Gvil or
divine" The mundane he'll, he says, is
the visitation of wickedness upon future
generations.
Mr.. Stephan's Sunday golf crusade came
about unexpectedly. Sunday baseball
games first agitated him. and when he
expressed sorrow over the situation the
baseball enthusiasts intimated that the
golf links, which were maintained by the
upper ten,'' also afforded a field worthy
of consideration. Mr.. Stephan acknowl
edged that the point was well taken. and
straightway paid his respects to Sunday
golfers.
The young clergyman talked with the
venerable Bishop Mallalieu concerning the
matter and the bishop advised him TO go
ahead. He preached sermon against
Sunday golf. stating that those who fire.
euented the links Sundays were usually
men who worked from 9 a. m. to p.
m. or anywhere from four to six hours
n day." The bank clerks WINGED, but
continued TO play golf Sundays, where
upon Mr. Stephan expresse his intention
of visiting the. links on Sunday and Sc
curing information which, he said, would
be laid before the district attorney, ac-
companied by demand that warrants
l, i-c,,ad for fha guilty ones
Society folk smiled at Mr.. stephan's
threat. You are stirring a hornets nest
and you will get stung," sal an officer
Of the golf club to Mr.. Stephan, who an
swered: Yes, but will get the nest
down" The nest came down.
Mr.. Stephan is not inclined to be unduly
elated over the decision Of the directors
Of the country club that Sunday golf
shall cease. He believes that the preven-
ton of Sunday golf in Massachusetts IS
an easy matter Nobody of respectable
ity is anxious TO acquire a court record.
is his view OF Il.
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IS sixty-ngs aad fevcn-hgadfritbs. six
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"ALL RUN DOWN"
ARE WOMEN In EARLY SUMNER
A Beautiful Young Society
Woman's Letter.

Miss Bsss F. Heaiy. 81 Wabash street.
St. Paul. Mina-. q pronia'ent society
girl. writes.
u took Peruna last summer when
was all rEn down, and had a head
ache and backaehe. and no ambition
for anything I now feel as vel, as !
ever did in all my life. and ali thanks
5 due &c your excellent psruna-"
The symptoms q summer cat@rrh are
ute unlike In different cases. bGt the
cost common ones are general lassitude.
asyed-out. tire5-ou; used-up. russ-3ewn
Ssliags. combined with mere OF less
.savy. stupid HsueSS. mental condition.
.sIlsh fer food and the shaity 70 digest
aod seems q be loss.
Skin ergptions ssliov complexian. bill
BUSINESS. coated tongue, asfai srrcss.isr
leep. help 20 oompiste the picture ~aich
50 common az tais season.
Life Is a burden, business a dread.
lleasure a mockery. friends bore, and
social pgivleses a ss1ious round of dis
agreeable tasks.
Peruna 50 exactly meets all these con-
iifions that the demand Is so great for
his remedy AZ this season II che year
;hat IL Is nearly impossible 90 supply t.
Il never fails 60 hring an iramediats
relief. ana a thorough course Of it leads
with certainty 10 a permanent cure.
Ailss Anna Johnson e. Clergy street.
Kingston. Ont. writes.
Il have suffered fer several years With
scrofulous blood. and 70 would many
times break out in unslEhtiy pimplcs
on my face. / also bad severe !nalgss-
ton. I took Peruna anG soon found that
il cured the Indigestion and save ne a
dne appetite. ] was also pleased that it
drove the humor out Of nay blooa. ~
health is excellent. "-aslss Anna John
son
May V. Adams. vice-Pre sldsnt q The
Louisiana Literary Talon. writes fron
ne Terpsichore street. New orleanA
La. as follows "Any pe-son wiih sed-
entary habits is apt to become hahitually
coustipated. ] have found this % bs tho
case by sad experience. and an thsnkfgi
70 say that Peruna cicaused my system.
purified the blood and drove out stomach
disorders ard All aches Out az the body.
7 take a few doscs every fcv weeks ana
find that Il keeps me IN perfect health.
I believe il 20 De- ar ideal wnuap's medi-
cine"
II you do not receive prompt and sstis~
factory results from she uss of fsruna.
write at once 60 pr. Hartman. Tiying
full statement of your case. and he VII
be pleased 70 give YOU his valuable ad-
vice gratis.
Address Dr. Hartman. President e
The Hartman Sanitarium, Columbus. ..
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OLD COUNTY SEAT CASE
AFTER Great Many Years Indiana
People seIect f-oo6Iand.

RensaelIer. Ind. June 1.-THE resuif =
the county seat re-locauon in newton
county last Saturday VAS one that 80
one here ana very few In Newfon eosn-
Is. believed possible and that r. that
Goadland got The g per cent ~ sn the
votes cast required ~ iaw. and is u9w
LEGALLY and Justly entitled 70 be ,hs fa-
turc county seat ~ newton counts. But
while people ~ Neesoa county beiiFsed
that kentlanl Weuid yin. the people Il
Cooaiand must have felt fheg had =
good aghtiuE chance. oT thcT never
wouli have put sp she great G9bf they
DID They unpoufteGig made one ~ ihe
hardest and beat orEaaized siectioa cam
raszr.s eger made IN inl.ana.
They must have managed ~ soaoe pro-
c@s o. cause their oEu peor-s - believe
virt0fr VS. probable. aaf az fhs sane
slrre leav- ere people ~ aerocc9 esd
B-aok WITH the isss fhat fAsy eegil aot
sin
That ~ issst as ws are refiabiT n
formed. e ths way fhe peopis - ttass
stner fowns TAX now Thsy raT fheT
zante1 - sige Geo5iaaa Big mafqrifi>s
there. net e1r-e1rz Il uosia vin. rlt
~pul1 br lsft VIA a F1os sseiieE towards
fhsse atter t1vHs Nhrn ether - faen
shrrfE make srefhss trial
ne ,els4izr - ths fats ~ fpEas s'fs.
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FOUGHT SUNDAY GOLF
Rev, Stephan Makes Successful Cru
sade In massachusetts.


Greenfield, Mass, June 16.-Sunday golf
is dead in western Massachusetts. Its
passing is due to the crusade instituted
less than month ago by the Rev. J. W.
Stephan, pastor of the Methodist Episco-
pal church of Greenfield. The appoint
ment will interest New Workers who pat
ronize summer resorts in the western
part of the state. Immediately hotel pro-
prietors and others who have benefited
from the influx from the metropolis are
worried at the outlook.
The Rev Mr.. Stephan's crusade in
Greenfield proved infectious, and an Athol
pastor has decided on a similar move
ment, and has invited the doughty Green
field clergyman TO assist in the work
The outcome of the Greenfield agitation
has been a topic of Informal discussion at
ministerial gatherings. and clergymen in
small towns have prepared their ammuni-
ton for use against invading New York
ers who contemplate taking liberties with
the New England Sabbath.
Golfers have maintained that golf is not
a violation of the Sunday law. The Rev.
Mr.. Stephan exploded this theory by find
ing the following clause in the public
statutes; 'Whosoever on the Lord day
takes part in any sport. game, play or
music diversion shall be punished by =
fine Of not more than $50"
If golf isn't a game it's q diversion"
is the contention Of the Rev Mr. Stephan.
Pastor Stephan is young and aggressive.
and his sincerity is beyond question. lie
does not accept the doctrine that by
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ters ceased coming altogether the es-
arrangement on his part became gradual.
Miss Amos admitted a decided fondness
for the Oklahoma doctor. he weighs
more than e0e pounds has q thick head of
brown hair and heavy mustsche. wears
eye glasses and his photograph indicated
that he is q man OF distinguished appear
ance. Te stated IN one letter that he was
"a years of age and looks II. His wealth,
he told Miss Amos. consisted Of prac-
tice that was lucrative. and IN one letter
nc enclosed the plans for a house which
be was having buiit-a residence fer his
GAINESVILLE bride. as he expressed IL. Miss
Amos would not let a reporter read all ~
the letters and would only permit the TAX
Ing Of an extract from one cf them. In
letter dated October .. 1901. DIT Fin
ney. who signed all letters "Anectinuate-
ly. VIII. wrote In part as follows.
'T want you so bad that ] would not
care to live n I could not have you.
Every hour. every minute. every second
my heart yearns FOR you. You are ever
in my mind. awake or asleep You arc
the only one think or. and I get 20 ira
patient when think how long I viii have
20 wait. The only thought that makes
endurable the waiting is the contemplated
JOY OF being by your side when the time
does come I.oues0me2 Wei. 4 should
say am. I go 60 the picture q you
many times a day and az Z gaze on n
say: That's my May. my darling. and she
loves me" Wei. you wait ard see. You
will find out In years % come that the
mature. ripe love ~ man ~ ny age
Is no; the fcllle fancy % fade"
Thousands ~ people praise the medi-
cinal merits Of Hoods sarsapafiiia 70
their friends.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-17
PAINE'S
COMPOUND
Has Proved a Blessing to All
Ranks and Conditions
of People in
Summer.
a Prominent and Popular Chi
cago Lady Restored to
Health.

The success of Paine's Celery Compound
in banishing the ills and diseases that fol-
low people into the summer time, has
not been confined to any particular class
of society. Men esteemed in business
and professional life. mechanics. farmers,
women leaders in society, and the wives
and mothers of humble homes, have all
by voice and pen, contributed strong tes-
timony in favor of the medicine that re-
stored them to health and strength
When Paine's Celery Compound is used
there is no more neuralgia, rheumatism,
dyspepsia, stomach arrangements, liver
or kidney troubles. The blood once foul
and stagnant, is made fresh and pure,
and courses with a regularity that brings
vigor and happiness. The use of one bot
tie is often sufficient to establish health
robust enough TO combat the dangers and
perils that are common in hot weather
Mrs. A. T. Lermond, Chicago, H., Cor
responding Secretary of the ". c. 7. T.,
tells OF her complete restoration to
health through the use of Paine's Gel
cry Compound. The great medicine was
prescribed by one of Chicago's ablest
physicians. Mrs. Lermond says
A rev years ago went through d
surgical operation. After being in bed
for four months I was able TO be up,
but was exceedingly weak and worn,
nervous, and unable TO sleep or eat. Ny
physician prescribed Paine's Celery Com
pound, and l at once began TO feel
stronger. After using a few bottles my
health and strength were completely re-
stored, and 1 am glad TO give this testi-
moniaI in its favor
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q d = TT G IA = "a.
HA.-,tb. a The Kind You RaYs AIaayS BougE
Slsaaf''' If &xZNt1xax
COMING LOCAL EVENTS.

There viii be a regular meeting Of the
IVY Leaf Chapter No. Is. o. z. s., on
June Il. Comforting OF degrees.
The Womans Mission Circle VIII meet
Wednesday at 2:sO D. m. with Mrs. Bug
bee. S0e South Fannie. Take Douglas
avenue cars.
The W c. Y L. will meet a headquar-
ters. 2s Sedgwiek block. Tuesday. June
Il. at p. m superintendents report
and the election OF directors and Officers
". r. c. No. 20 will meet on Tuesday.
June L. at 2:3o p m. in Garfield hall.
All applicants for admission to member
ship are requested TO be present for mi
tiation.
There wiz be a special meeting Of
Wichita Encampment No. .. T. o o r.
this evening at O'Clock sharp. Work IN
tho Golden Rnle iegree- y scoJ sI.cad-
.se-s * desired. NisitorS ve.-1ns.
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CITY IN BRIEF.

C T. Taylor went to St. Louis yester-
day.
3Ir. Bert Kellar spent Sunday at Clear
water.
Mrs. c. W. Ferguson went to St. Louis
yesterday.
W. E. Wilson Of Kiowa was in Wichita
yesterday
S. D. Mcos<er of AIva. o. T. was in the
city yesterday.
Mrs. Denny and daughter left for St
Louis yesterday.
Mr.. Claude Cartwright and wife spent
Sunday at Oatville.
o. s. shirk went to Chicago over the
Missouri Pacific yesterday.
G. Dabler went to St Louis over the
Missouri Pacific yesterday.
James Chamberlain, of Garden Plain,
was ia Wichita yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. p Manning Of yelling
ton are visiting in the city.
The Misses Jennie and Clara Vandiver
left for indianapolis yesterday
Mr.. Henry Bozarth, formerly of this
city, has returned here from Topeka.
E. H. Miller and wife and baby of Cha
nute. Kan, We're in the city yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jackson, of I135 Lewelling
avenue. have left for visit back east.
Dr. C. E. Jones has returned from Au-
Easta, where he was on a professional
trip.
John Covington. Of 5o1 North Water
street, IS recovering from serious sick
ness.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. B. Matlock Of Marion,
Kan. were in this city few hours yes
terday.
Mr. Earl Pyle came up from Caldwell
Saturday night and spent Sunday with his
parents.
Mrs. E. B. Manning went to Fort Scott
yesterday over the Missouri Pacific to
visit her mother.
Mr.. Chas. Ferguson. Of this city. has
returned from a weeks visit with his
folks at CARRIER, o. T.
City Clerk Leland was unable to be at
his Office yesterday morning on account Of
e very painful sprain.
Mrs. II. /. Jackson. Of 461 West Ninth
street, is away on visit to friends in the
eastern part of the city.
Mr.. D. II. Kresky. commercial agent Of
the Reading Despatch fast freight line,
was in the city yesterday.
Dir. and Mrs. Leonidas H. Booso Of Dali
Iss, Tex, are here for the summer with
their mother. Mrs. Susan Rodkey
Miss Myrtle Search. Of Hobart. 0. r.
returns home today, after a pleasant visit
vith Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Husey
Mrs. X. NJ. Anard and daughter. Miss
Bertha, Of st. Louis. No, are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred stearns Of 6Sl Waco
avenue.
Miss Bee Baker Of 1851 North Lawrence
left on the Rock Island yesterday Tor Chi
cago, where she viii attend the Chicago
university.
Miss Blaneh Morton Of Pueblo. Colo, is
visiting the family of President ". G.
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ssLUCExYss

i often the name given by careless aud
thoughtless people 20 those who are care
ful and thoughtful What a lucky
wsman,T Is said of one whose health aud
beauty proclaim her free from wolnanly
diseases. The luck often consists III her
having thoughtfully considered the mer-
its OF Or. Pierce's FavcTite Prescription
and proved its ability TO cure the dis
eases peculiar 10 her sex.
Fsvorite Prescription" is a reliable
medicine for the cure of womanlv dis
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snd liberation, and cures female weak
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Fl had poor hcSith fer nine wears. writes Mrs
Arsnintic NatEsns of ActAc ksnsvis Go w
Va Had female veskncss, was very irree-lar
e1d would saitsrr Untold misery oar family
doctor cia nQt co ne any good and I ccrciuded
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tnat would ever get wei. hut when Your letter
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right bottles threc q Esvorite Prescr5,sion'
ane hye q Go.deu Medical Discovery ana no
viais of Pellets
The Peoples Co,umon Serse Medical
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TO pay expense Of mailing 0uly ASGress
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MICHIGAN Summer Resorts.

Spend your sumner vacation n The cool
woods of Michigan lake region Write
u. r. Hoeller. G. T. A., Pere Marquette
railroad. Detroit. Mich, for illustrated
booklet. sent free 20 any address. which
tells II hundred charming spots IN the
resort region FuiI information concern
ing hetels. etc. -Four original photographs
n Michigan scenery. exs iuehea IL size,
sent postpaid 20 any address FOR &c.
stanrs OF coin e-l.-ta ~
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Coed ressues Biz Favored.

Washington. June Is.-sezatoF Hoar.
from the COMMITTEES on Judiciary. today
reported favorahly the house hHl pro-
vidinE a commutatioa q the sentence
~ prisoners IN federal prisoaz azaorrf-
ing 20 from Use 70 zen daTs pr month
for coed behaviour
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-17

Washington. J1Bs is.-SasoH seseas-
ava. = 5spsn. who = studying the n1sa-
eizl system of ;sa Juite6 States. aecozs-
panied BY oxaso Takshirz. tbs It7a-
nese minister 70 the Casts1 States. called
on the rTesstent today and 5zA ms Ee-
srects
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NJ BRIAN HAS
RENDERED HIS
RESIGNATION
His Action Was an Entire Sur
prise to Friends.
GOVERNOR ACCEPTS 1T
Controversy in Blaine County
Over Fees Causes 1t.
GOVERNOR ACCEPTS 1T

Guthrie, o. T, June &c. a 4IcBrian,
who has been private secretary to Gov
ernor Ferguson for several months. has
rendered his resignation TO the governor.
and the same has been accepted Mr.. Nc
Brian's resignation comes as 4 surprise to
his friends in this city and elsewhere in
the territory. Prior TO his appointment
as private secretary Mr.. AIcBrian was pro
bate judge of Blaine county and resigned
that position when he came to Guthrie. IN
settling up with the county commissioners
relative to fees there has been a contro-
versy lasting until the present time. Ow-
ing to this fact, it was thought best for
Mr.. McBrian to retire from the governor s
Office. He viii probably return TO Wa
tonga and take up his law business.
as an official il is the consensus of opin-
ion that Mr.. McBrian has made a good
one. Coming into the office when ne did.
he was confronted with a large amount Of
work. Added TO this were the acquisitions
from the new county which were to be
audited and forwarded to Washington.
This work required many hours each day
and probably no official in the territory
has been as careful or painstahng as Mr..
McBrian.
Governor has not yet determined upon a
successor to Mr.. GIcBrian. He stated to-
day that he had several persons in view.
but that it would be some little time be-
fore the announcement was made.
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Low Excursion Rates
to st. Louis and
Chicago via
Missouri Pacific
Railway

Account of Summer scsssons Ednca-
tlonai Institutions. the Missouri raciic
railway have on sale June e. 81 q and
p. tickets az one-farc. plus 51t.. fer the
round trip 70 above named points. which
viii make rates as follows
s.. Louis and return. $3.50
Chicago and return. s1eG.
All tickets limited for reform 20 sep
tenber 18th. iyc-
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pheasant Ways for Summer DAYS
j. the title of he Grand Irrnk Railway
Systems new Summer Tourist Foieer,
which. with other descriptive iiteratsTe.
can he had m application 70 Geo ~.
vaux. A. e. P. s. T. A.. rs Adams ST..
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Piles Cured Without The Knife.

Itching, Blind. Bleeding or Protruding
Piles. No Cure. No Pay. All druggists
are authorized by the manufacturers of
Pazo Ointment to refund money where it
fails to cure any case of piles, no matter
OF how lons standing. Cures ordinary
cases in six days; the worst cases in
fourteen days. One application gives ease
and rest. Relieves itching instantly. This
is a new discovery and IS the only pile
remedy sold on a positive guarantee. no
cure no pay. Price 5oc. If your druggist
don't keep it in stock send US soc in
stamps and we viii forward same by mail.
Manufactured by PARIS MEDICINE CO..
st. Louis, No, who also manufacture
the celebrated cold cure, Laxative Bromo-
Quinine Tablets
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-17

Laxative BroHo-Q Quinine Tasisss
sss -Szse6y tezs cures . esIz IN o2s dHs
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Every mother feels .
great dread ~ TIE pain
ard danger sfsrnd3nt apoa
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