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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1902-11-21
NOVEMBER IS.

4 Emperor William yesterday con
cluded his visit to King Edward
and started for Lowther castle, Pen
rith, Cumberland.
: Three white prisoners charged
with robbery escaped from the
Harrodsburg Jail, An effort to
trace them with bloodhounds was
unsuccessful.
President Mitchell, OF the Mine
Workers Association, spent the
entire, day on the :witness stand
yesterday before the anthracite
coal strike CON mission. He will
continue his testimony tomorrow.
a Chicago detective has gone to
Memphis in search OF Capt. vii,
liams, who is wanted for alleged
completely in the Masonic Temple
taX-tiXing cases. Williams is
thought TO be in hiding in Ken
tucky or Tennessee.
Poor luck told the story Of Pres
idcnt Roosevelt's bear hunt. Two
bears We're hard pressed by the
distinguished hunter, Ibut each
succeeded In escaping. Tomorrow
the pursuit Of Bl uin will be resum-
ed.
W. II. Mcclure, DR., Ellis Dun
cans uncle, arrived in Pittsburg
yesterday and says that there will
be no more mistakes in furnishing
bond for DR.. Duncan. Bruce Head
is reported to be improving, and
DR.. Duncan's release is expected
during the week.
Warren G.. Elliott was yesterday
elected president Of the Atlantic
Coast Line Company Of the Con-
necticut to succeed Henry Walters,
resigned AT tomorrow's meeting
in Richmond, Va, OF the stock
holders, an increase of the capital
stock from S23, 10000 to $3S, 1900
viii be asked.
Gen. Tasker Ii. Bliss mission to
Cuba in connection with the pro-
posed reciprocity treaty will be in
the nature OF an ultimatum. 1t is
said that he viii inform the Cuban
Government that a 20 per cent. cut
is Americas limit, and will also
strongly Indicate that any further
delays are unpalatable to this coun-
try.
Col, Myron II. Herrick, the re-
tiring president OF the American
Bankers Association, states chat
in his opinion the bankers gener-
ally favor an emergency currency,
issued by the Government on State,
county and municipal bonds. Col.
Merrlck says that for this a reas-
enable rate of interest, not to be
less than ) or 6 per cent, should be
charged.
Three shots were fired at King
Leopold of Belgium as he was on
his way to the cathedral in Brus-
sells yesterday TO attend a mass in
memory of the late Queen Marie
Henrietta. A carriage window
was smashed but no one was hurt.
An Italian named Rubino was
arrested and confessed that he fired
the shots. He is an anarchist. lie
was pursued TO the police station
by a mob which attacked the car
riage in which he was driven, hack
ing it with knives and beating it
with sticks.
In commemmoration Of the 2lst |
anniversary of its organization the !
American Federation Of Labor yes
terday adopted a resolution of
greeting to the wage earners of the
country. The resolution was pre-
pared by President Gompers, The
had two animated de-
bates on the Ship Subsidy bill and
the Isthmian canal proposition.
The subsidy scheme was condemn
ed and the canal question was laid
on the table.
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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1902-11-21
Apply to Railway Agents, or address
D, G. EDWARDS, P. r. NJ
CINCINNATI. OHIO
N 8. s W Norfolk s Western.
~ Ry w Schedule in effect Sept.

Pullman Buffet Sleepers between Col
umbus and Roanoke, and between
BIuefield and Cincinnati without change.
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Trains 81 and s. are local freight trains
and do not carry passengers.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1902-11-21

contestant. Counsel for the Will
made u motion for a new trial,
which viii be argued before Spec
ial Judge Hagerln Cincinnati Nov.
.,n
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1902-11-21

The payrolls for the extra Gov
ernment money due the members
OF five companies OF tho Third Ken
lucky regiment been have made
out. Capt. G. W. Longmire, pay
master, will settle with the sol
diors at Bowling Green Novem ber
p, Hopkinsvllle November 26,
Madisonville November 2S, Hen
derson December |, Owensboro
December B.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-27
ANIMOSITY
EXISTS AGAINST WoTOREES OF
HAVANA.
strike Is settled but the EeeiisE -
rtiIl Bitter.

Havana. Nov, e5-With fhe exception
u the cigarmake-s. aU classes ~ iab1y-
crs returned 90 work this morning aad
business generally has reramed its rer-
nal condition The c'rs makers etiI
have few minor points unaer discus.
sion.
The authorities had begun O. feei that
there was no fear u further d'fturbanee.
but there st.l remains q feeling ~ sul-
mostly a. tho hearts 81 some II enc more
deonstrat.re strikers against fhe nrtar-
rnen ard car conductors who are hfarnsd
for breaking ~ the general strike D. re-
fusing ~ OK ont Threats were made
during the aftrrn1on in oltyiIg wards
60 these men injury ard fasse rlenaces
eliminated az dark this evening 81 an
assault apoa several cara Shots were
Grsd from h9lsetols ln 8siarc0ar street
and q motcrnan and two assseteers
were shot. he motornan leing faiany
injured
All tac rural guards. WITH fae sEceftian
~ those ia tae Coiautia slnr.rf urfe
Ern.rroaed 20 duty in HsFsna IRE
rtree;s fhroarh which cars are r.ariar
are patrol 81 sF the r--arfs end fp9 eer-
panlsz ~ artillery are stationed 81 fa
arzenai s-8 treassr ~ slrs fs1 go
assist tae peHce. ttossh it is nef tasssht
that tne-e wH7 - ary flsrhsr disorder
TIE mayors sGlct rreTenf - re asfs-
ering - grolsgs ia the sfrseta -1 ssH 81
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-27

The following are members-eiect Of the
territorial legislative assembly:
First Council Dlstrict-James B. Wool
sey. Democrat. 496 majority.
Second Council District-John c. Hick-
am. Republican. 239 majority.
Third Council District. c. Foster, Re
publican. 1896 majority.
Fourth Council District-R. N. Camp
bell. Democrat, 579 majority.
Fifth Council District-J. Q. Blakeney,
Democrat 40 majority.
Sixth Council District-H II. Champ
lin, Republican. $50 majority.
Seventh Council District-Felix Winkler,
Republican. 515 majority
Eighth Council District-A G. Upde-
graft. Republican, 2e4 majority.
Ninth Council District-G. T. Webster,
Republican. S05 majority.
Tenth Council District-C r. Alexander,
Republican, 81 majority
Eleventh Council District-Sam Mas
singale. Democrat, lii majority.
Thirteenth Council District - Frank
Mathews, Democrat, 25l0 majority
First Representative District-James
Wilkin, Republican. 10 majority.
Second Representative District-W. A.
Eowles. Democrat, 521 majority
Third Representative District-H. W.
Williams. Republican, 256 majority
Fourth Representative District. L.
Mathews, Democrat. 1l2 majority.
Fifth Representative District-J. J. Mer-
rick. Republican. 30 majority.
Sixth Representative District-E. ".
Jones, Democrat. 90 majority
Seventh Representative District-John
ThreadgiH. Republican. 216 majority.
Eighth Representative District-Fred A.
Wagner. Republican, % majority.
Ninth Representative District-B p.
Nesbit. Democrat. 80 msjority
Tenth Representative Distrct-W T
James. Democrat. so majority.
Eleventh Representative District-John
IT. Decker. Republican. 81 majority
Twelfth Representative Districts
Crimes Sproat Republican. 81 majority
Thirteenth Representative District.
= Cummins. Republican. S57 majority
Fourteenth Representative District-W
4 Maxwell. Democrat e2s majority.
Fifteenth Representative District-A
MoTaggart. Democrat, Il ma iority
Sixteenth Representative District-J. c.
Major, Democrat. I6S majority.
Seventeenth Representative District-T
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}. Ballew, Republican. 12s majority.
h-ishfeenth Representative District-F
). Murphy, Republican. - majority.
Nineteenth Representative District-T.
J. Broacwood, Republican, SOS majority.
twentieth Representative District-J. II.
Jones, Democrat. s5 majority.
nei4ts-lrst Representative District
Dyke Bailinser. Republican. "a majority.
TWeaty-sec0nd Representative District
j. h Turue, Democrat. ss7 majority.
lFefiy-tnird Representative District-J.
A Jester. Democrat. 5s5 majority
INenty-fourth Representative District
j. ". Harrison, Democrat, 491 majority.
Twenty-lifth Representative District
" P Francis, Democrat. 7SS majority.
Twenty-si1-th Representative Dist-lct-T
u. Robinson. Democrat. lis majority.
relieving is the summary OF the vote
By districts, both on council ana house:
THE COUNCIL.
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sc Of staf. SO MedlesI Institu.e.

rsost blessed prom -. EntS new discover
restores al men = ho suffer sigh any form
90 sexual weakness res9itins from youTh-
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troubles tEi2f rlrCn ct wears 10 -.sf--e Of
t3e functions Ecr tt has hct- au absolute
success ln all cases simple request -
the state Medicai lestf-te 80 Elekt-on
1uts1lae. RS wayne. luc- uiA orlr- yca
one - these free trfaI packages. ir rlai-
wrapper without sag marks ~ Identify
is ccatents or Wacre j. cones FROM The
Institute has bad 50 many i1ucir.es from
men who a-a unae.e 81 leave hoTre ~
isegterrc6 tEts fult5 Erule treerr1ens
- srds i ln fzt tra. 1seEaE-s O. sil
rs ~ tle 1crie So SHOW zt haw easy
auy sNcal wen tls -srTe sss
lntt-te rs no tis arl aas
ran uao UTtes W.a receive aF -su a
free trias uf this 1georertl ll re-r ir atsr-
luselT free Those le write aeed hsv-
10 fear 81 any publicity. IS the state
Medical Institute - AZ Gid esfaelisa-1
lnststuton- incorporates y The state fsT
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HE ATTEMPTED SUICIDE
William Edwards aries 10 kiiI Him
self in R.assten J gaiI.


Lawton, O. r. Nov. Civilian Ed
wards. who was recently convicted Of
murder and sentenced to lie imprison-
Iaent, was found by another inmate Of
the jaii hanging TO the ceiling Of has cell
ia an unconscious condition about $50
Sunday evening y physician was sum
Inonad ana he was soon brought 70 con-
sciousness.
tie had torn d blanket into STRIPS and
made his hang rope. He climbed up
the side of the cell. ded the rope to the
ceiling and to hls neck, made a jump and
sw0ng ont 10 end his misery. when he
was found by the other man his toes were
barely touching the floor.
Edwards is, no doubt. insane. as his
attorneys attempted 10 proce He was
very angry at having been cut down.
He said Ee had not had fair trial, that
the lawyers were after his farm, that
he wanted liberty OF DEATH ana as he
could not get the former he chose the
latter by the nearest route.
Later ia the night he again attempted
Suicide by tearing towel into strips
for his hang rope, but the otner men
prevented him- Il viii never go to tho
penitentiary me said TO newspaper
Representative. lie prepared a sort OF
viii before his attempt at suicide, but
since has torn 1t up.
Merit wins, and this IS the reason for
tie unequa-ed popularity OF Hoods sar-
saparula
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force. The Discussion. tbs ORGAN 1f tha
sdminlairation says che mayer action
iu dismiasiag Chief obi oilra rarleHss
wes serious ml,ak. eni ,as 1rarrt
the strikers Go disresard the aufhuuty e
the police The Discussion farther atates
that Secretary ef state lalaa s. m.n-
toned fer Tsmayos post seenta5 q
Finauce Monies 10 De secretary ~ state
and Senator fiiTa ssrT,tarv ef nlsnes.
1ne pofltlen 90 sscFst.,r5, az asse runnent.
which sanoT Tamayo ha.a. Is eoss.4srad
10 bc tAc most iaaneaual paaflealis sz
the holder ~ the post has hussieflen
over thc rural guards. the police ald
tha poatoaecf.
Sonor GaUibeIto Gomez. cpiorld .r aisj
mentioned an fhc probable srrcee-ar 0f
senor Tamayo. GauIhrria Gomez uifh
General Maxine Camez toes pfeasi-
merit part be- the aettiCmeut of ina STRIFE.
Hls speech to ths strikers made Aeadsy
night. is said e. hafe prevented fsrtnar
riotlus
The resignation or sfnar Iamsyo
threatens Fo. .tical cae piIcatiene in aath
thc house O.. reHrcsentsfl aad far sens
rte. lt d ststld ttai fs Nat.pral rsIsf.
or which hc s president r1Ha aroa 30
memhcrs ta res.ga rhft pasllqfa .n iae
gQVo-nmrnt lf Prfelare ra.ns accepts
scnar Ttnayos res'aaa tle1 Tha Ha-
National rafig controls tse haHae -
tnfir recfaI eolHtiaa rth ffs Eadi-
ca.a. and tne hrae a raas'f op-
pose Frtf4at Plma H fas ftaays
Is dle rsdHef
Is LucAs aya fee nraHff 90
Ti0firE ffsfr tar eaf.sI GaFefls
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PLURAL WIVES
CAUSE A MAN
MUCH TROUBLE
]. S. KimbaII Of GhichaSha
Is in the BaStiIe.
CHARGED WITH BIGAMY
Dinn't Know It Was a Crime
to Marry Often.
CHARGED WITH BlGAMY

-Chiokasha, !. T., Nov. 26.-J- s. Kim
bail, who has been resident Of Chick
esha for several months, was arrested
last night By Policemen Hartman and
Schreivers at the Eiowa lodging house
The cause Of the arrest was not gener-
ally known until the issue Of the Even
Ing Telegram, which says:
.'Kimban was married in 1901 TO wo-
man in Texas. When he came to Chick
asha he left her behind and in a short
time he married a girl here. Recently
she went TO Fort Worth on visit and
while there she met Mrs Kimban No.
/. This seemed 10 arouse her ire, as she
began to use the long distance telephone
to such good effect that Kimball is now
languishing in the bastile provided by
his Uncle Samuel.
When accused Of the crime he admit
ted the facts, bat said that he did not
know It was d crime to have one wife
IN Texas and one in the Indian Terri
tory.
Commissioner Payne wiz pass in his
case today and viii probably ask him to
wait for the next term Of court"
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had sold ma manned Diller, who lives
some forty miles northeast of Gage, a
bunch of horses. in payment OF which
they took notes secured by mortgages
on the horses and farms. Afterwards
the man Diller had talked with them
about buying fifty head more.
But ia the meantime the mans wife
had repented OF signing the mortgage
until it IS thought Diller became men
tally unbalanced, 50 that when ne sent
word to Miller and his partner to come
10 his place they thought il was to make
a deal for the other horses. They ar
rived at the Diner farm on horseback,
and before they had time to dismount
Diller met them with a Winchester and
pointing the same at Miller demanded
the mortgage given on the farm or he
would kiH them both right then.
'They undertook TO argue the question
with him, informing him that they had
pat the papers in the bank for safe-keep-
ing and thought he was merely blufhng.
lie turned the gun loose on Miller, shoot
ing him in the stomach. Bishop turned
his horse and started him on the run.
Diiler took a shot at him and his the
horse putting out an eye. when Bishop
threw himself TO the side of the horse,
leaving shoulder exposed, through
which the man put a bullet. He then
attempted 20 kill himself Informing HIM
sclf that that was the only thing to do
as one Of the men had cot away. He
finally broke away from his wife. went
around behind the barn and blew his
brains out
Miller lived some three hours con
sc:ous all the time. The universal opin-
ion is that the man was insane, driven
so by his wife's continual nagging over
the placing of the mortgage on their
farm
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WAS 1T A MURDER?
RIngasher Nan Dies From the Effect
Gf Weuuds.

Kingfsher, o. T.. Nov. 26-Emery De
groat. a farmer. died here at o'clock
this morning from injuries received Sat
urday night. He was found beside the
curbstone on Main street, unconscious,
with a confusion in the back of his head
and a bruise on his left jaw, ABOUT l0:30
O'Clock. He had been lucid at inter-
vals since, but could give no account Of
his accident or its cause. lie had been
drinAng in the afternoon with several
men, one of whom is suspected Of having
strucA him down The coroner will hold
an inquest this afternoon and possibly
an autopsy may be thought necessary.
Degroat lived four miles west of this city
on an Indian allotment, with his fam
ily. wife and three children. They
came from Minnesota two years ago. He
raised two wheat crops successfully and
was in comfortable circumstances.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-27
Low SILVER RECORD BROKEN
Declines in White Metal Causes De-
moraiization.

New York. Nov. 26.-Today's further
declines in the price OF silver fixed a new
lew record in the history of the world.
1t was much commented upon in banking
circles. causing much aneasiness among
exporters and merchants of this city do
ine business with China and other points
in the far east. To bankers. however.
the most significant news Of the day were
the cable advices TO the erect that the
Siamese government had instructed the
mint 70 cease Immediately the free coin
age Of silver. CoinCident also with this
development was the decline today at
Bombay 70 level several points below
London.
An interesting feature of the drop IN
silver was the advantage reaped 10y laun-
Grymen and small merchants az the Nott
street district through being able 10 pur-
chase silver bills AZ 50 low rate. They
aeclScd dowE town today, cash liz hand.
sending heavy 7cnsittancos 10 frictds st
home Most ef them were surprised AZ
the large sums allowed for the amount
turned in
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-27
TUESDAY EVENING SESSION.

TUESDAY EVENING SESSION.
Music. two numbers
Address on the oklahoma school lands
by prof F. s Elder. Norman.
Music.
Addrsss-fIon. r. T.. Ferguson. gov
ernor Of oklahoma.
Reception by the governor. after which
a banquet VIII be held II the Commercial
club rooms.
WEDNESDAY MORNING SESSION.
Music.
Paper-CommerciaI Studies in tho High
SCHOOL,. IT Bayes. Chandler Discus
sion: 5. =. Ferren. Geary; /. r. Heasty.
McGford
Scientific Temperance 1nsuuc-
ton in the Public Schools Miss Laura
Gehring OF Kiagasher followed by gen
eral discussion.
Music
Music
Address-The child. why lie Is. and
What lie Is-Thos. W. Conway. Alva nor
NAL
Political Studies ~ the Teacher
ID. b. FlickingeT. cleo Discussion W.
F. Ellis Okiahomn city, A. x. Cos san.
Perry. a. f. Powell I.arrtan.
Report of committee on current eiuea-
tional thought " r. Nlce. chairman.
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victims had it not heen for Peruna, lie
had taken many remedies for catarsh II
the head and throat and rs is too often the
case. he grew worse AID worse in spite
% the remedies. some one persuaded him
90 try Peruna IIo found as thousents
Of others had found. a prompt ard perma-
nsnt cure. His own statement Is.
-Feruua entirely cleared my systcm u
any trace of caterrh. and 7 an ROW in
excellent health"
who can compute the vslue Of such a
recovery Who can estimate the worth
q such remedy
Peruna has uadc just such curea thous-
snds unor thousands ~ times There =
TO nook or Granny la the whole Julted
states hut that sore one could BE found
who owes his ufe ana suceess to Fcruna.
ihe greatest oStsrrh rrrnely ~ thc ase.
Hon David Nicholson. reuher ~ thc
Fifty-afth CoDxrrss from oni1 writes.
= havc ueed scyera' hot.los Ct Pc
runa and fesi greatly benefited
thereby from my catsrrh e tac head.
I feel encouraged TO believe thas + I
uso .t a short tins longer will &c
fully eslc 70 orssiea.c the disease %
thirty y=1rs' standing. Davis Meek
iscr, hcr'tcr Of Congress.
II yuu Go not derive pr1uat and sstie-
factory results from the rsr ~ rcruua.
write at once 10 pv Hartman Eifng a
ful statement % your case aad hc VIII
bs pleased 20 give yon his valuable ad-
vice gratis.
Address nr. Hartman ptiicaf Z
The Hartman Saniuriam Ceiamhps.
Ohio
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VANDALISM I'M OKLAHOMA
School g Oase Robbed OF Earniture IN
s-araGlar, nuufV

Guthrie. o. r., NOV. 26.-The FL Reno
Evening Bell cells Of the dastardly work
of villains in Canadian county as fol
lows:
Vandalism reaches the high water
mari when school houses are broken into
and tae rooms despoiled 81 books, deco
rations and lixtures. Canadian county
is visited occasionally by such measly
Vandals. Last Thursday night thieves
broke into Riverside school house and
stole tine school register an unabridged
dictionary and an the library. They even
tore down and took away The draperies
The school directors have offered a re-
ward Of $500 for the arrest of the thieves
This is not the only instance of such van
dalism. a short time ago Rich Valley
school house, just east of the city, was
treated the same way"
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cAD0o COUNTY TAX LEW
Attorney General Roberts Gives an
Opinion on SUB iect.

Guthrie, O. r, Nov z5.-Tne attorney
general Of the territory was today noti-
hed that the county commissioners of
Caddo county had failed and refused to
make a tax levy for. separate schools,
as provided by the laws Of Oklahoma.
County Attorney Herbert -. crosby. of
Caddo county win Immediately bcgin
mandamus proceedings against the board
to compel them to make the levy. The
sult win lee brought in the name OF the
territory in the matter while the county
attorney viii look after the interests OF
the county.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-27
PRINCE WAS BOOSTED
6ut He stsyed in His Saddle Lik. =
Litsie Man

san Francisco. Soy. 3-The crown
prince q siam had an exciting Tids along
the sea drive tostaY The hoTse which
he was riding tolted ard although the
pripce ksrt his s<dcle and vas az ~
tiu3e II dagger. the members Il his party
haG = few nervous moments \ PARK
policeman stopess tire ruaaway and she
grsnoe. changlus horses wizh one q h,s
star returned q his hotel
nurirg the afternoon tfe croTz r~frce
visited the Tnited States mint ard Wit
messed a cri-ast sane between Lora
Hawkes. tsu ana -oezl clever
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niIIon TIIrf Chica~c.

Chicago. Nov 2-loha Dillon. the
Irish leader in parliament. who was Re
moved fram his hotel to the Mercy hos
ritsl Yesterday with Indications of pneu-
u-euia. is reported tcday ;n much ir-
proved condition, with Ien2erature nesr-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-27
PECULIAR OKLAHOMA TRAGEDY
Murder and suicide said to Have Re-
suited From EEIfe's Naa-cfnr.

Perry, o. T., Nov. 26-The Enterprise
OF this city has the following iterest-
Ing story Of the recent tragedy in Woods
county:
Angus Miller was in tho city today
and save us the particulars OF the kill
ing Of his brother Doc. who was for
mer resident of Perry. in Woodward
county a few days since.
1t seems that Miller and.sas partner
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.rnslnrNhnf ri. liz

Memphis. Team Nov. 2s-Sanioel Nli-
Ter. q tailor s. years old. shot and killed
his wife Gussie Miller. here to-day n
the nrescuce of their young 6aughtey-
The shooting. L is stated. vas the out
eeae u some family troubls-
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l2ilou-a ard is.i-an Tsrrito-s.-F'ssr Thurs-
Gav z11 Friday warner Friday.
Kansss-Fslr THURSDAY zz5 FrS14y.
xsrE1s. Fr.Szy.
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SELEN ~ e Eg

The instinct Of medesty natural to
every woman IS often great Mndrauce
TO the cure of womanly diseases. Women
shrink from the personal questions Of
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New Life TO
Weak Me n
OLD MEN MADE YOUNG AGAIN
WEAK MEN FIND OLp-TlME
STRENGTH AND POWER
OF YOUTH.
rRIAL PACKAGE MAILED ERss.

To the men who have tried every known
remedy to revive their waning power or
lost manhood, and have given ZIP IN de-
spair, the following message comes as
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-27

keeps the blood ii sach a healthy, vigor-
ous condition that cold, damp weather
or sudden changes in the temperature are
not SO apt TO bring Oh catarrhal troubles.
S. S. S. IS vegetable medicine unequaled
as blood purifier, and the best OF all
tonics-just the remedy needed to thor.
oughly and efectually cure catarrh.
The Swift Specific Co.. Atlanta, Ga.