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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-21
TIMES LOOK
BRIGHTER FOR
THE JUDGES
Attorney General Strang Re-
turns From Investigating Tour
OFFICIALS MEANT WELL
Strang Makes Recommends
tons to Clear Up trouble.

Guthrie. o. T. Jan. eo.-Attorney Cen
eraI J c. strang returned this afternoon
frcm the -Comanche country. where
ne has been investigating the charges
against probate judges relative TO the
proving Up Of townsites. Judge Suang
went through the various expense vouch-
ers. and made many recommendations
which viii be carried out. According TO
Judge Strangs statements. conditions are
not as serious as at first thought. The
officials are anxious 10 comply with the
law, and il is possible thai al matters
VIII be closed Up without trouble. Judge
Strang Will report to Governor Ferguson
tomorrow. fully outlining what has been
done by him, stating the conditions
which exist in the new country.
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CHURCHES AND CLUB
Beer aud Light Company are Charter
ed by Gr mes.

Perry. o. T. Jan. eo.-Secretary VIII
liam Grimes has issued charters 70 the
following corporations:
The Business Mems club OF Billings,
for d term Of % years. 70 promote the
interests Of Billings. The directors are:
T. n Miller. F. w. Lewis, ]. J. Eng
all OF Billings.
The Woodward Beer and Ice company.
for term of 20 years. with a capital
stock of sl6,Oo0 The incorrorators are:
W. H Veach. John Garvey. L &. Collins,
Thomas Ratlif. Collier Williams. Cliff
Dunn
The First Christian church OF Cleo.
Woods courty, for a perpetual term OF
years, capital stock 5000. The trustees
are: W. D. Mccoy. A. D. Lemon, c. J.
Chastain. all Of Cleo
The First Evangelical Lutheran church
Of Oklahoma City. for a perpatual term
of years. The trustees are: A. Goodholm,
James Fossberg, George Soniberg, F. c.
Horner.
The First Christian church of Aiine.
Woods county, for a perpetual term of
years, capital stock 5000. The incorriora-
lOFS are. j. u OaHpOeii' J. ~ otdtSiif
E. L. Sparks, J. W. Hafer, ]. f. Butler,
all OF Aline.
The FL Reno Light and Power Lonipa-
ny, for term of % years, to conduct a
lighting plant and give power TO electri-
cal apparatus in FL Reno. The capital
stock is $3.50, 900, with Henry Lassen, John
\. Masters and c. w. Jackman, all of
El Reno, named as directors
The following persons have been COM
missioned notaries public:
w. NJ. Henry. Oklahoma City; F. c.
Hoyt, Selling, Dewey county; John w.
Reece, Saltwater; j. a. Hill. Enid; II Z.
Kanaga, Chandler; w. H. Hall. Hydro,
Caddo county; C. z. Wood, Cherokee,
Woods county; F. w. Christner. Shaw
nee
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-21
OKLAHOMA
VICTORIES
FOR FLYNN
Four Oklahoma Appointments
Go to the Senate.
REGISTERS AND GECEIVER
MuSselIer, RrownIee, Healy
and Admire are Nominated.

Washington, Jan. 20.-Four Oklahoma
appointments went from the White House
TO the senate today. and each meant
another victory for Delegate Dennis t.
Flynn. The nominations were:
Register A1va Iandofice. A. R. Mussel-
Ter. Perry; register Kinghsher 1andomce,
Emery D. BrownIee; receiver Kingfsher
laadofHce, Jacob V Admire; register
Woodward landoffice, Frank D. Healy.
All are reappointments save MusseIler.
All were indorsed and requested by Mr..
flynn
judge Musseller's appointment disposes
OF the long drawn out Alva registership
contest. r. 4. Cameron, present register.
was appointed four years ago through the
influence OF General Grosvenor and Gov
error Barnes. He never was much Of q
Flynn man. However, he tried very
hard 70 secure reappOintment over Flynn.
Some time ego Guy Welch, a clerk in
tho Alva Office and relative OF Cameron,
was endorsed by GrosveDor, but charges
were made against him and it is under
stood that the secretary would not rec
ommend him.
Judge 8Iusseller is enc Of FIynns very
warm supporters and close political ad-
Nisers to receive his reward. A number
of them. Ferguson, Grimes. Speed ard 5.
:. Barnes. have been favored. Now cymes
aiosseller. The latter was formerly city
attorney Of Wichita, Kansas, and last
summer was an aIloiting agent in the
new country.
The Subcommittee Of the territories. in
oluding Knox, chairman, Flynn, Boring
and Finlay, held a brief meeting this
morning on Moons bill to provide a ter
ritorial form of government for thu In
dian Territory Little was done, how
ever. but another meeting wiz be held
soon. All interest centers in the hear
ings Thursday and Friday Of this week
on Flynn's statehood hill before the COM
lnittes Of territories.
Everybody can be made to feel better.
There is no limit to the usefulness Of
Hood s Sarsaparilla.
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ALCOHOL THAT WENT UP
Gentleman at Geary Has Awful ESper.
ience With Bottle Of Fluid.

Gear. o. T, Jan. 2a--The Bliieun
says: a Httle incident happened IA Town
ore day this week that has moral 10 it-
y man bought haif pint 81 alcohol Tor
some purpose OF other. il some way che
bottle got broken and a. ne was stard-
Ing by a stove n CstE2ader drug store.
the heat caused The alcohol o. ignite. Iils
clothes were pretty veil satur4ted. So 81
about q second Sc iooksd Hke "a vcrv
large ard brilliant meteor as hs made 2
break for tle door Several persons ia
the store AZ the time grabbed aim out la
the street and rrocee1cd T. raa him 10
tfe ever attendant a4st- After iris pr7-
cess had failed ard the mans eTss and
rose was s'orped up with dust, taev be-
gan tearing h.s oloshes or Afier sli q
hls clothes were cH - heEs- cooarg or
He vas considerably hvrnss. fu- uet SER
sorslv
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HE WAS ANSWERED
Man in Shawnee Gets Bullet In His
Leo for Loud Knocking.

Shawnee o. r.. Jan eo.-B. T. Hunt. q
horse trader who was shot here Thurs
day. vas doing wei 70 last report The
a6sir IN which he was hurt eas an 1lnfor
tunate racket Hunt got on a j1g ~
''red-eye." and ecine % his boarding
house IN this city. after dark E7t gay
and fred several snots from his revolver.
with possibly the intention ~ letting his
landlord. J. P. sivens. know that ne had
arrived.
Tfunt stood outside the DOOR. ard. tax
ing the door knob. rsiuor II loudly. ard
when asked by Mrs. sigens who was
there. faiied 90 respond. ~ this suuc-
tllrs Hfr. slrel- grabbed shotgun ard
fred through the door. the load taxing
effect in Hunts left iev. near the Froln
a physician was ~ once summoned and
an examination made which revealed a
verv serious. hut not nec ssariiv fafal,
wound. A iaTFcr was alec present ard
took Hunts statement ri me affair. rstieh
entirely exouerate3 sirens from any
blame Whatever
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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 long 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 soc. If your druggist
don't keep it in stock send us SOC in
stamps and we will 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, 1902-01-21
TOWNSHIP is DISSOLVED
Ripley Company Makes Clean Up or
Town PrOperEy

Ripley, o. T. Jan. 2o.-The Times says:
Tuesday night the members OF the Ripley
Tovnsite company, composed OF Messrs.
W. H. Coyle. U. c. Guss. w. B. Cock and
w. A. Knipe, dissolved the company and
made a complete cleanup Of its property
in Ripley. The auction sale Of lots closed
Saturday. and netted the company about
Sc 90. There we're nearly 600 lots at the
beginning of the sale. of which about so
were disposed %. leaving 20. which W.
B. Cook ond John II. Bells purchased
jointly and viii continue TO sell. They
will Immediately clean off their lots
which is very desirable residence Prop
ertv
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-21
HARTMAN SUCCEEDS CANDY
Deer Creek Man L. Appointed 10
A a VI Beard OF Regents

Guthrie. Q. r. Jan. 2o-ffovernor Fer
euson TODAY appointed T. ;. Hartman of
Deer Creek as a member - The board
OF regents for the Agricultural and Ne
ohanical. college at Saltwater. Mr Hart
man succeeds J. ?. Candy of Woods coun-
q, who has been g member o. the board
for some time Governor Ferguson re-
quested Mr. Gandy's resignation owizs
to the fact that he j. occupying q fes-
eral position. that of custodian of Tie
Fort Supply military reservation.
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LAYTON TO WALTERS
Rock Island viii Extend Its Line In
New Country.

Lawton, o. T, Jan. 20.-wslters and
Lawton viii in all probability be con-
nected by railway inside Of the next three
months It is stated positively that the
work OF construction VIII be begun at
once. The new road will be an extension
of the Rock Island. \ contract Is re-
ported TO have been let TO Judge Delmar
for grading sixteen miles of road5ed run
ming south from Lawton. Walters is but
a short distance from this point
The extension OF the Rock Island IS
looked upon with general interest Ciu-
zens Of Walters are especially elated.
Walters is now one Of the best towns in
the county, declares the Democrat. being
often ranked second only 70 Lawton.
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PERRY OPERA HOUSE BURNED
Theatre Resort Is Suited by Flames
with Loss of SIS 600.

Ferry, O. T., Jan. 20.-At 3 o'clock yes
terday the Dulanev opera house on d
street was completely destroyed by FIRE.
AS Mr.. Dulaney is absent in Chicago, the
exact amount of insurance is not known.
but it is supposed to be about $4,000.
The house was one OF the most complete
and beautiful in the western country.
Alr- Dulaney having spared neither pains
or expense in its construction. The loss
viii be severely felt by the theater-g -goers.
IT is not known yet whether he will re-
build or not
The fire IS supposed to have caught
from the furnace in some way or by the
carelessncss Of boys around the build
ing The loss is supposed TO be $4,000.
The fremen had great difficulty IN con-
trolling the flames and conhning them 10
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-21
GUTHRIE SIDE TRACKED
sanIa Fe Puts ia ssne More Niles OF
side Tracking

GUTHRIE. o. z. jar ss-The Santa r
company VIZ pat 10 uine miles - Hew
s.se track IN thls csgy iH astltioa - ~har
they already have here. i s. icsiulsreI
-i.at this move means scuaethine good
f1r Guthrle 81 re fatlre. TSe csmrs-s
ra- ia teu miles oI siis 1rzek IN tl..s ciry
Jas. su-l-e
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ONES BEEN THERE BEFORE
Marshall and .Bim stanley Arreeted
for Horse Stealing.

Guthrie, o. T., Jan. 2o.-Sherif Chris
man Of Pawnee arrived in the city this
morning from Garnett, Kan, with Jim
Stanley and J. E. Marshall who are
wanted IN Pawnee county for the theft
of a team of horses, harness and a hack.
Marshall, under the name of Wilson. has
served a term of six years and six
months in the Missouri state penitentiary
for assisting in train robbery. He
also served a short term in the Lansing,
kan. penitentiary for a minor Offense.
The men have been taken TO Pawnee
and viii be held there until their prelim-
mary hearing comes of. Stanley is a
member of the well known Stanley fam
ily of Pawnee county. Two Of his rela-
tives have been IN the courts recently.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-21
MAY BE COAL HOLE
Gas Well Contractor at Blackwell Ex-
plains About Hole in Ground.

Blackwell. O. T. Jan. 2O.-The News
saws. K. J.. Plunkett the gas well con-
tractor. talks as il BlackwelIs gas well
might tutn out to te O coal mole. Says he:
There is no way OF telling whether gas
is present by the surface of the ground.
That s Impossible. We bore. and usually
strike Sas or coal. Many gas wells have
turned out % be paying coal holes. Gas
lies. usually. below salt sand. The salt
sand is generally 1909 feet below the sur
face. Then comes limestone. and then
sand again. Blackwell VIII have a good
now, I believe, and il may turn out TO
be a coal hole"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-21
400 FULL GROWN WOLVES
Gentleman at Cherokee Has a Great
Record for Catching Beasts.

Cherokee. o H. jan -.-VFni. Hayes.
Of this vicinity. with his pack of -rained
hounds. captured a coyote Wednesday.
This makes rweny-nire this fail. saws the
orient I5e has captured no less than
400 fun grown wolves. besides several
hundred pups. in the past eight years.
and has done his part. or rather moro
than any ten other men in the country. 70
Ii1 the country of the peslyy coyote. and
deserves ulLch credit and some recom-
perse. as he has no doubt been the means
ot great saving Ct damage 10 the
far.uc-s in this vicinity.
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the one building, as the surrounding
structures were all of frame. All the
buildings near the opera house were a-fire
many times. but by the heroic efforts
of the hremen and few noble fellows
who promptly gave their assistance it was
prevented from extending.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-21
CHURCH is TERR0RIZEO
Crazy Man Begins 10 Pray and Con.
XregatiOn Takes 10 Door.

Columbia, o. r, Jan. pa preacher
from Hennessey was holding a protracted
meeting at the district school house and
while leading in prayer q man who was
a stranger to the audience began praying
also. and from the language he used
it was soon discovered he was crazy and
people began to leave the house greatly
excited. AS it was also literary night
there was big crowd there who dispers-
ed without doxology by the choir. bene-
diction by the preacher. And now some
Of the scholars are afraid to go to school
for fear the man possessed of devils
might come TO the school house and pray
again
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advent practically painless. and gives
the mother abundant strength to nurse
her child.
Accept no substitute for e Favorite Pre-
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uTwo years sro was very sick and began
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twelve posuds and half have hsd good
health ever sIucc. until about three wees ago.
when weoninC nv bahv. J contracted q heavy
cold Am taking vouV Golden Mectcal L'scos-
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eI.hauS you so- vour kind r1edioal advice
Dr.. Pierce's Medical Adviser IN paper
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In one-cent stamps 10 pay expense Of
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Mrs. Sophie Binns President Young
Peoples Christian Temperance Union
Fruitvale, Bal, Cured of Congestion and
Inflammation of the Ovaries by Lydia L
Pinkham's Negetable Compound

DEAR Mrs :-Egheen months ago was pretty
sick months that gradually grew
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cold during and this developed into congs
ton of the Inflammation and could not bear to walk
stand on my feet recommended operation which
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Pinlhams Vegetable Compound, SO I gave it trial Can
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$4,000 FORFEIT IL THE ABOVE LETTER NOT GENUINE
When women troubled with Irregular suppressed or painful
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they should remember there tried and true remedy lydia +
Compound ct such troubles
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GgTmon. .. .. Jar. fH-ll9F- p =
Cunningham ~ LIBERAL srf J. X Hgch
- Rey. selected iofs fa GyTmon tris
week for q Methodist church aa1 rsrsea-
age ard steps vii Re taken inmefiatslF
toward fha erection - The briilana SO
tozn is comrlsta without ehurchss aad
We hope - aes these proposed strsctsrrs
couarlefe az 40 early fatr-
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Ienkins B. eIs.ooo BIOL

Guthrie. o. T.. Jan. 2a-Ex-G Governor
Jenkins today purchased the Gooarich
block in th-s city. on the oorn0r of First
and Oklahoma avenues, consideration.
$3.eo The property was oWned bT a
man ir Oregon. @ = Fegar rarchaset
30 acres of i2nd wes- ol ,he ciiy today.
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An Excellent Combination

The pleasant method and beneficial
effects of the well known remedy,
IY3UP OF FIG5, manufactured by the
CAIIFORSIA FIG SYRUP Co, illustrate
the value OF obtaining the liquid laxa-
size principles of plants known to be
incidentally laxative ana presenting
hem IN the form mcst refreshing to the
1GsSe and acceptable 20 tne syS.enp, II
is the one perfect strengthening laxa-
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aispelling colds, headaches and fevers
gently yet promptly an& enabling one
TO overcome habitual constipation per-
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stance, and it's acting on he kidneys.
liver and bowels, without weakening
or irritating them, make IL the ideal
laxative
In the process of manufacturing figs
sre used. as they are pleasant to the
taste, but the medicinal qualities of ths
remedy are obtained from seEDa anc
otLer aromatic plants, by method
znown to the CALIFoRNIA FI9 SYRUP
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G. NC Z R

Sufferers from this horrible mzlady
nearly always inherit it-not necessarily
from the parents, but may be from some
remote ancestor, for Cancer often runs
through several generations. This deadly
poison may lay dormant IN the blood for
years, or uutIl you reach riddle life, then
The 6-st hsue sore or ulcer makes its ap-
pcararce or ! swollen gland IN the
breast, OF some other part OF the body,
gives The 6rst warning.
To cure C1ncer thoroughly and perDa-
neRtiy al the poisonous vir-s must be
eliminated from the biood-every vestage
Of i driven cut This 6. s. s. does, and
is the o1ly rnediciue that can reach deep
seated. obstinate blood troubles Ike this.
When al the poison has been forced out
e the system the Cancer heals, and he
disease never returns.
Cancer gins often II a small way, IS the
following Letter from Ms. Shtrcr shows !:
a small i'irsFlc came OF my jaw aiout a inch
9cioT the c4ron TIE lcit SIDE Ct ny iaee- 4 gave
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-21
WAS AWFUL CHARGE
Hatfield of El Reno Is Released After
Thorough investigation.

El Reno, 0. T.. Jan. %. Hatfield,
who was, arrested a few days ago on a
complaint made by neighbors on a
charge of poisoning Jessie Johnson. has
been released on an order by County At
torney Carney. says the American. Miss
johnson resided with Mr. and Mrs Hat
field last fan and after an illness lasting
two weeks she died. Neighbors suspic-
ioned the Hatields. but nothing was done.
Finally. about two weeks ago when the
Hatfields sold out preparatory tc going
east TO live, neighbors caused the arrest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Hatfield. The physi-
clans certificate Of cause of death stated
that typhoid fever was the cause. Hat
fields release was ordered after thor
ough investigation Of the case.
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NEW CENTURY cOMFoRT.

Millions are daily fInding world Of
comfort in Bucl1len's Arnica Salve. It
kills pain from burns. scaids, cuts,
bruises; conGuers ulcers and fever sores;
cures eruptions, salt rheum. boils and
feloDs: removes corno ana warts. Best
pile cure on earth. only 25c at GehrIng's $
n1arroacv
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viii strike something good herr ara -
soon as they can set the machinery On
the ground work or the Vei VIII com
mence. There fa a great desi of naehsn-
err connected with an ol well and e pgu
take several teams 90 haul tho rigging
over here from Stroud.
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CRAZY SNAKE BEWARE
Government May Make Warning
Indian Prisoner for Z. re-

Indian Prisoner for & fe.
Guthrie, o r. Jan. 2o.-Since C-azy
Snakes followers have again started ir
TO make trouble for the peaceable mem
bers of the Creek Indian Tribe. in older
10 frustrate any Improvement II the
country, looking toward its opening to
settlement. the chief of oil the Irdian
police in the territory. Captain Jack I'll
lis, has decided 20 recommend To the
govoroment that Crazy Snake and his
followers be arrested ana held for Hfe as
prisoners of war
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-21
TnE SECRET OF LONG LIE

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rans ~ the cody iu healthy. ressisr
action and IA quickly destroylar dsadly
clsesee germs Electric Bitters rr<1iafs
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female carriainfs. nervous disease. cou-
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Gus heaifh ard strength always saiiow
snslr use. Only &c. E'iarautsed by oei-
rings rharniacF.
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10 CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take LaNauNe Bromo UuInlne Ia0-
lots. All druggists refund the money il
1t fails TO cure. j. w. Groves signature
S. on each box. 25c.
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Lc 40 fi--t Ct l-tLI Ns =
since. Erd 7 should have
io7s1tteH sHort i ha5 Il
lot ber1n to ir eauc ead
it-H Z wo-,d tiecd :
t;ie. thea scz5 cvSr. BIZ.
-oli1 -Ct heal. ra.S
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a heart IL him as big as grain Of mus
tard seed.
These .etters were sent to Governor
Ferguson. CHI
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StnCt, and when
real motherhood
comes It often
comes TO mothers
who suffer intol-
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ternitv and who
are unable TO
nurse the weak
ling child which
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Motherhood IS
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the uSe OF DR..
Pierce's FavOTite
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cure s uaus "a,
trauquilizes the
nerves gives a
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-21
MOTHERHOOD

Is a natural instinct which shows itself
in the girl as soon as she Is big enough
to play the mother 10 her doll. UnfOr-
tunately the womanly health does not
'lways keep pace with the motherly in