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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-11
THE '5s''" DECEMBE} WEATHER 'sasS's.' sS' PE-RU-NA.
The Nj est Severe Weather Of
Winter Usually Occurs
in December
Biting WinGs, Freezing Gales, Damp,
Sushy Streets, Are a Constant
Menace 70 Even the Most Ro
bust Hesith-There Seems
70 be No Way OF Entirely
Protecting Oneself
From Colds.

The most careful person is oftentimes
the one who suffers oftenest with colds
and coughs.
\ draught VIII creep in in spite OF al
care. damp winds viii penetrate, and
sudden sore-throat. fun. puffy. stopped
up feeling in the head. or a disagreeable
hacking cough viii be the result.
Winter weather and colds seem but
natural cause and erect
There are great many remedies for
colds.
Remedies guaranteed to cure a cold in
q day. to stop a cough immediately. are
plenty, but there is one remedy that not
Only cures coughs and colds promptly
hu1 fortifes the system against future
attacks.
This remedy is Peruna
Peruna not only cures a cold quickly
and permanently. but it 50 heals and
strengthens the inhaned mucous mem
branes that one is much less liable to
catch cold than before taking IT.
Il is an ideal safeguard for all winter
diseases. one half of the ills of winter
are caused directly by an intamed con-
dition OF the mucous membrane of some
part of the body. The mucous membrane
hrinS the nose throat and lungs are often
affected in winter
\ remedy that acts benedcially on these
inHamed membranes would be a logical
cure for these diseases. With healthy
mucous membranes no one need fear the
most severe weather
Catarrhal diseases cannot exist when
Peruna is used and kept on hand during
the winter months
Matilda Hogan. daughter Of Postmaster
at Woodslee Ont. writes:
toHowing close upon a severe cold.
contracted q few months ago. / had con-
stant dun headache. considerable fever
ana feeling of extreme lassitude. sore
ness IN the joints and loss Of appetite
ana sleep 1 was simply sick all over.
cut two bottles Of PerIna cured me and
made NE feel altogether different The
lad symptoms DISAPPEARED in short order
and was soon restored 10 perfect health.
all through q few bottles of Peruna. Since
that time a number OF my friends have
been taking Peruna and all seem 10 feel
Wen satisfied with the results Matilda
Hogan.
Mrs. chas steinecle. stouahton. WIS.
writes
Ny experience with Peruna has been
most pleasing BY carelessly leaving
heated ban room I got thoroughly chilled
and caught q heavy cold which settled on
my lungs, / wore a protector. took many
remedies for colds without success. with
my other troubles J had catarrh of the
head Poruna was recommended 70 me
and bought bottle. and soon began to
improve, and kept on taking it and II
cured me from all my troubles. / am most
pleased to testify to its merits Mrs.
Chas Steinecle.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-11
Ell REN0'S MASS MEETING
Passes Strong Resolutions FavorinG
Statehood BiII

FL Reno. o. r, Dec 10.-With about
twenty minutes notice a mass meeting
Of the most prominent citizens of the
city was held at the opera house last
night. The cause of the meeting was to
ind out how this city stood on the state
hcod question. Speeches We're made by
Judge Joe Lowe, Col. c. P. Lincoln. Hon
T. +. Hensley, Hon. Tom Reid Senator
Dick I. Morgan presided over the meet
ms and made a fine address.
The audience was composed of men Of
al parties and when the resolutions were
read they were adopted without a dissent
ing voice. The following are the resolu-
tions adopted:
Whereas, An attempt is being made by
cer-ain interested persons to impress the
members of the United States senate with
the belief that the people of Oklahoma
do not desire the passage of the omnibus
statehood bin now pending before that
bcdy, and.
Whereas, We believe that nine-tenths
of the people, irrespective of party affn-
iations, favor its immediate passage;
therefore,
Be it resolved. That We the people Of
Fl Reno, in mass meeting assembled,
earnestly request our delegate in congress,
Senator Mathew S. Quay, and all other
friends Of Oklahoma, to use all honorable
means to secure the passage of the ON
nibus statehood bin now pending before
that body.
Be it further resolved, That an authen-
ticated copy OF this resolution be tele-
graphed to Senator Quay and Delegate
Flynn. T. F. HENSLEY,
+. J. SIMPSON.
CHAS. GREER.
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-.uroer OF ; r. Evans and were taken
u custody on warrant sworn out bv N.
r. Evans, brother Of the deceased. They
are now in jail here awaiting trial. They
refuse to talk and say that only on the
stand viii they make any statements.
says the PubIicist
Moore. the porter of the hotel. is a big
man and looks to he capable Of handling
an ordinary man with one hand. He was
more than match for Evans. had the
latter been sober.
The lantern. ssid TO have been used in
the fraeas. was in good condition when
seen a tew hours after the shooting. A
hotel register has disappeared and. can't
DC found. Some advance the theory that
Evans was leaning over this register
when killed He was evidently shot from
above. the bah entering his forehead al
the edge of The hair. cutting a hole in
the hat-band ana passing through MS
head. ranging downward and passing out
al the base OF the neck. He did rot die
Immediately, bat lived for twelve hours
without regaining consciousness.
The case is one that presents many
peculiar points that viii only be stripped
OF their mystery at the trial or perhaps
never
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-11
PERRY WOMAN SUICIDES
SgFs. OseIOTy F0Hnd in Pool Of Blood
Iu EcIghb0r-,s eIIar.

Guthrie. O. T.. Dec 1o.-Lying in a pool
of her own blood ana brains with a
ghastiy gunshct wound through her
head Mrs. Lou Oglevy was found dead
about 3:s0 this afternoon by Mrs. Roy
Witcher at the home Of the latter in the
south part OF the city.
Mrs. Witchers statement is as follows:
Mrs. Oglevy lived near MS and was ac-
customed TO keeping her fruit in cur
cellar. About $3.50 owl0 O'Clock she came
over after some fruit for dinner that they
had in our cellar. no one was at home
when she came and no one returned until
came home about 330 and found Mrs.
Oglevy living on the floor apparently
dead. Without entering the heuse I ran
TO the ncighbors and notified them.
Three or four months ago Mrs. Oglevy
lost little child 10y death. and the indi-
cations are that in moment Of despond-
ency she committed suicide with a.
oalbre colts revolver belonging to Mr.
Witcher as the top of her head was lit
orally blown of
The coroner is in possession of the
premises. and few particulars wiz he
known uatn the jury summoned by him
and now in session has rendered its YER
dict.
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STREET CARS FOR SHAWNEE
Texas Company Makes Proposition TO
ESuifd q system

Shawnee, o. T., Dec. 1c.-The General
Construction and Equipment company OF
Dallas, Texas. has made proposition to
the council of this city to build and oper-
ate a street railway system. The fran
chise has been forwarded to the clerk
The company proposes TO keep its part
OF the streets in good condition and if
the city concludes to asphalt the company
will asphalt its portion at its own ex-
pense, thus saving considerable ex-
renditure to the property owners.
The council seemed 10 take favorably
to the proposition and viii consider it
more fully at the next meeting. In the
meantime the citizens viii make known
their sentiment Some have raised the
objection that the streets are too mar
row. but it is believed that this objec-
ton will be overcome.
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SHAWNEE DIAMOND CASE.
Queer Story Told on That Tennessee


Queer Story Told on That ennessee
Doctor.
Shawnee. O. T., Dec. 10.-The News con-
tains the following sequel to the dia-
m0nd robbery story:
THE authorities are quite agitated over
the strange actions Of one Dr.. Cnlion.
who visited this city last week from
Memphis. and had c. w. Ardoin, propri-
etor OF the South Union avenue barber
shop. arrested f0r stealing his diamond
stud. valued at $780, while shaving him.
The young physician told such a straight
story Of the circumstances to Justice =.
d. Reason that caused the warrant for
Ardoin's arrest TO be issued and served.
In the preliminary evidence. however,
the evidence was so Overwhelmingly in
Ardoin's favor as TO clearly vindcate him
and the case was dismissed. Ardoin felt
outraged and undertook to have the
Young doctor prosecuted for false arrest
and damages to his good name and bus
mess. but Deputy County Attorney Ed
Hood refused to nave anything further
to do with the matter
Saturday night q gentleman, whose
name the Herald mas failed 10 preserve,
came into Ardoin's barber shop and
stated that on the same day that Cillion
made the charge against Ardoin, he was
riding in the same seat with Cillion on
the train from Memphis and that the
professional man suddenly aroused from
his pretended slumber and discovering his
diamond missing. at once accused his seat
mate Of the theft. Coming on to Shaw
nee he got shaved and accused the bar
beI of touching him.
1T is the opinion Of the officers and
a sood many others that Cillion was
working for n little flush' money as he
verify believed would be forthcoming he
fore any man would face such an accu-
sation in a public court lie has left
the city. but the authorities are not yet
through investigating the matter"
Iro,,7-- c,o,.-ar,a ~iI1a ,-frl ,,,,rifV- ,-o,rr
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AROUSED THE CITIZENS
Bold Gamblers stir Tp the Public
Sentiment OF sssyder.

Lawton, O t, Dec. 1e.-There came
very near being clash between the
deputy sherifs at Snyder and the citizens
last week. says the Enterprise. The
main street had been lined with graftors,
three shell and other sure thing games
Finally the operators of one Of these de-
vices knocked down a man and robbed
him of $50.
Imemciately afterwards the citizens be-
came reused as they did here on august
), 1901. Thee rowd decided that if the
of1icerssof the law wouldn't put the sure
thing mon out Of business, they at least
would have to take care OF the fellows
who did the robbery
Revolvers came into play. bat no shots
were fired. The deputies got the two men
who had taken the fermer's money, and
a the railroad tracks they commanded
the crowd to stand back.
The crooks were not brought TO Lawton
and what become of them is net known.
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BURNED SLOT MACHINES.
Shawnee Treats, the Nickel Gambling
Device ROUGHLY.

Shawnee, O. r.. Dec. 1o.-The three slot
machines confscated Saturday by Con-
stable James Martin were burned by that
official under orders from the county at
torney and Justice Howard Smith. the
destruction of the valuable machinery
drawing quite crowd to the corner of
Main and Broadway.
The officials are firm in their deter
mination to destroy these machines
wherever they find them. and all parties
running the same will be prosecuted.
Constable Martin started to Tecumseh
with N S. Bewley, the man who pleaded
guilty 10 the ownership of the machines,
but met the sheriff en- route and turned
the prisoner over to him. The man was
bound over to the probate court and in
default of bail was sent to pail until the
session of the court this afternoon.
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DEATH OF MCDOWELL.
Okiahomans Think It Was a Clear
Case Of Murder

okiahomans Think It Was Clear
Case Of Murder.
oklahoma city. O. T.. Dec. l0.-The
death of 5. X Mcdowell who the physi-
cans statement says was murdered. has
aroused the people and friends Of the man
ir this city TO eall for an investigation.
He was assaulted in a saloon on Broad
way. several nights ago. his jaw shatter-
ed by several blows with metal "knucks
and who afterward died at St. Anthony 3
hospital.
Il is said that the assault was commit
ted by gambier. and there are several
parties who claim they can name The
man. and they would undoubtedly do SO in
aB official examlnation into the facts
surrounding the killing of Mcdowell
IL IS said the rurderous assault was
without cause AMI entirely unexpected bv
tile victim. In fact. Mcdowell made this
statement AZ police headquarters the night
% the assault
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HleeNsoN rs DEFEATED.
Sends Flag Of Truce and Conerat-
uistions 20 Sumner.

AIayagslez. p. p. Dec. Ie.-Admirei Hig-
rinson arrived here at % O'Clock iast
night. and sent letter 20 Admiral sam-
ner under Gag Il truce tho Hist scrv-
ing as a messenger announcing his pres
ehce with foar hat1sships snd q number
o. cruisers He further stated that =
the harbor was properly mined he voH'd
conceie the victory % ADMIRAL Sumner
ard conEratulate The iatter ou his sr-
cess Admiral Summer replied That May-
aruez hai been csptuFet and raieed. end
thani 90 Admiral nigrinson for his can-
eIatliatiora.
ADMIRAL Hiesrson. with hi7 feet. proc
cecl led a. Cuieara Island. and vac fol-
lor.ed by Admiral samncr
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-11
MINING COMPANY CHARTERED,
Lawton VIII Be Its Principal Place of
Business.

Guthrie. o. T. Dec. 10.-The Carter
Vile Consolidated Mining company was
chartered today 10 do business in Co
manche county. Oklahoma Lawton viii
be the principal place of business. The
capital stock of the company is 81 5000.
The capitalists are Of New York, Chicago,
Enid and Carterville. o. T. They are
as follows: William Romer and Macolm
Baxter Of Now York. William Green Of
Chicago, J. L. Virgins Of Cartervine and
/. d. Baker of Enid
Guthrie. o. T.. Dec. 1O.-The Enid Vitri-
fed Brick and Tile company Of Enid. O.
Z, was chartered today the capital stock
being s5o.o0o. The directors are as fol-
lows: Ed. Franz. C. NJ. Franz c. NJ.
Ravey and W P Franz
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HE Countess de Alno7.

avyh;,s v;s:tiro .he Pan. g.
American, contracted a Sc
we're Geld. which defied all
efforts CT my physicians. A
friend advised me TO try Peruna and
1 decided to 90 Sc, only 70 please the
enc advising it. Not only did my
cough disappear. but my general
health has wonderfully improved, en-
abIing me 70 enjoy to the fullest my
American trip. and shall not forget
Peruna in my far away home
Hula. Countess de Tunor. American
sddress, 47 w. Chippewa ST., Room I,
Buffalo. n. Y.
u. S. Consul to Venszuela, s. 4.
Plmont Barnes late United States con-
su. 20 Venezuela. 5 g.. ox-Chief 81
Bureau Of Statistics in State Department.
nov tn Bureau of statistics iu the Ag1i-
erlturai Department Washington y g.
writes.
rperuna is not only remedy for
catarrhal troubles, but equally as ef-
fective for colds and aches arising
from the same. It is a most excellent
tonic for debllitated systems. Many
Of my friends have used It success
fully. and I have no hesitation IN CIV
ina it my recommendation. '-Aimont
Barnes.
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New Notsrics Public.

Guthrie o. r.. Dec. 10.-Commission
empowering the holder with powers ~ a
notary puhlic were issued today 10 the
following B J. War Of Perrs' II. X.
Kicker. 81 Fl Reno: a. e.. seeiey, Of
Watonga. - 4. stilson. of o5iahoma
CITY: 4. =. clay. Of Hobart @. \. Neeley.
@. Weuston; w r.. IcDonald. 81 Ponca,
G j.. Miller. Of Henncscey. and W. T.
ItterbacS. OF Blnge- Caddo county
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COURTESY 10 DEMOCRATS.
Waiter Stephens Willing 10 Train ar
Unterrified

Unterrified.
Guthrie O. T.. Dec. l0-The Lawton
News records an innovation in office
holding in the following lines.
W c. stephens. the present Republi-
can county attorney, today appointed w
r. Hudson assistant county attorney
and the new appointee began work at
once. The appointment VIII I'M no wise
affect Charley Myers. the first assistant.
for he viii continue 10 hold his Office
until the close Of the term
The appointment Of Mr.. ". Z. Hud-
son, VINO is a Democrat and IS To- be the
assistant to Sir. Cunningham as soon as
the offices are taken by the Democrats
in January, was a courtesy shown by the
present county attorney 1t is made
in order that the incoming administra-
tion may become familiar with the pres
ent criminal work and go right ahead
without a hitch. This favor extended bg
Mr.. stevens IS courteous in the highest
sense
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MRS. BURFoRD ENTERTAINED
In Honor of Congressman-Eiec Bird
S. McGuIrs--

s. MCGuIre.-
Guthrie. o. T., Dec. le.-Chief Justice
FUrford and wife last evening entertained
al their home on East Central avenue.
H. this city in honor OF Delegate Bird s.
MCGUIRE and wife
This is one Of the first receptions OF
ne season. There were but fourteen in
v.ted guests
The decorations were in pink. carnations
and Oklahoma holly. An elaborate lunch
con was served.
The guests. including the host and
hostess. were: Governor and Mrs. T. 3.
Ferguson. AIr. and Mrs. Bird Mcclure
Mr. and Mrs T. \ Neal. Mr.. and Alrs.
c. w Rambo Mr. and Mrs. Wn. Grimes,
Mrs Judge Roberts and Wm. Fossett.
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That's the personal question a woman
asks herself when she reads q the cures
81 wonauly diseases by the use o. DT
Eierce's Favo1re Prescription
Why snouid1't Il cure hcre
IS Il a complicated case2 Thousands
O. such cases have been cured bv Ia
voute Prescription is Il q condition
which local doctors have declared IN
ca-4bie? Among The hundreds cf thou-
sands q sick women Cured bv the use #
Lir- Plerce's Eavorite Presentation there
are great many who were pronounced
incuraole by iccal doctors WonEsrs
have been svoESe3 bv Favol,e Pc
sc-ptiou II the cur- ot i-rlg,.1-;tz.
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ten and female weakness. 1t always
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Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets clear the
ecmplexou ecd sweeten tie breath
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former member Of parliament. was found
guilty today at the Leinster assizes OF
netting in speech The murder of Major
General Nearsey of County Westmeath.
The prisoner. who was recommended to
nercy hy the jury, was sentenced TO eigh,
r7nnfhs innrisnr.r.,nr,t
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CAUSED MUCH DISGUST.
Red Population Sore over Postpone
nnenf of | and Salas

n1ent of Land Sales.
Guthrie 0. r.. Dec. 10.-The stroud
Messenger saws that the postponed SELL
ing of the dead Indians lands Is causing
much disgust and sore disappointment
among the red population. They claim
that the recent ruling Of The interior de-
partment is too rsd-tapy u b. pleasant
to the old Indians 1t IS reported that
several of those who had bought lands
intend u bring suit against Secretary
Hitchcock. compelling that officer 10
issue deeds fer the contracted ard pur-
chased inherited Indian LANDS
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GUIhI0 q + DC II ~ II-0771'"
Publishing company OF Anadarko was in-
co~porated yesterday The capital stock
is 5000 The directors ares l.. ~ spi-
vey and r. A. White Of Anadarko and
A. Wilson Of Kcokuk. Iowa
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Ace.

have lived out half Their days They are
prematurely gray. haggard and sickly,
and seldom free from a1 ache CT pain Of
some description.
Cold feet, chilly sensations, stiffness In
muscles and joints, weak stomach and
poor digestion. hck OF energy. and dTows-
iness rerNousness &c, show f1lat Old arc
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Holmes az once and expects 20 soon nave
the burglar in the tolls II the law ABOUT
500 worth or stun Is missing
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has been reached ahead of
time. Bad blood aud weak
circulation more often
produce these miserable
feelings and signs OF de-
cay than alvthing else.
An Inherited faint or
poison OF some desc1p-
ton IS at work u the sys-
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Cnres Piles PermanentIy

on sunday afternoon and do his wash
ing. Ills absence did not attract any at
tention until he failed TO show I'D for
work Monday morning.
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GENERAL BOOTH AND PATTY

VIII Leave Karsss CITY for Denver
Nexs Friday.
Kansas Citv De- -e-(ier TiII'an
Booth ~ the sieafis- s crf
-srfv v1l ie7~e Kansas Citg ~ Da-r
F-icar m1--He Tn-es u
te held e. - Cosora5c caaf ad f-1u
there The party vM 81 t M
Lake Citv whore meetings vIH - het1
ir the Fl rmrr tas-r-arie
ittaera-T in-'utss san Frarriscr -rf Trr
-nEes
Sentences 70 EiGat Months.
rs..frfr Dec -a-Fsrnrzs E-trtrff-e
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BELL SAVED ARMSTRONG.
from a Knockout Blow From Denver
Ed Martin.

Ed Martin.
Philadelphia. Dce. 50-Denvcr Ed Mar
lin and Sob Armstrong n New York
spared six rounds tonight AZ tho Penn
Athletic club. The bout was fast from
start to finish. ard both men narrowly
escaped a knockout The beU saved
armstrong I'm the third and hfth rounds.
and Martin vas fo9red six times in the
fourth when the last bell sounded the
fighters were extremely erogsv and
showed every evidence Of exhaustion
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CHARGED WITH MURDER.
Another Chapter in the Case of the
KILLING Of Evans.

Chandler, o. T.. Dec 10.-SherfT TiIgh-
nan has arrested Gee. sr.. and W Z.
Moore on the charge of murder. They
are charged with being principals in the
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tern. Cagsiug staguat.oa aud { general
unhealthy condition OF the blood. and
this, and lot tie weight OF years. Is drag
ing YOU down TO an untIulelv o.0 age and
making lisea p.ctrlcted torture
Fo- purifying tie blood and toHing up
The CircGlltlon nothing IS equal 10 5. : :.
L removes from tie system aii tie waste
matter tl.-t las been ecCuul-latlug Tor
years. anu makes tie blood rich and Purc.
stimulates tae appetite and digestion. ard
invicoratcs the entire BODY.
:. :. :. Is q purely vegetable remedy,
AMI the best p1rl5e- ard tonic fo- cid Tleo-
pie. and these VINO are beginning 70 SLOW
age because < tie rrla down condition of
the blOod VIII rich pu-e blood there Is
no reason WHY old people sJoald not -
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Hoods Sarsaparilla viii purify your
Blood. expel all traces OF disease and
give you strength
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Showing

Some people begin
To show age before
the meridian of life
Is reached, or they