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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-04
PAINE s
{ elery Compound
makes Permanent Cures in
Chronic and Complicated
Cases of kheumatism.
1t Gives New Life to Helpless
and Crippled Men and
Women.

Professor Edward Z. Phelps, NJ. d. Ii.
D., has given TO his profession positive
and permanent cure for ali forms of F11eu-
n;atism from which so many suffer in
TIE autumn season. To the rheunsatic,
this truth should prove encouraging ard
comforting. Men and women suffering
intense agonies from disease that fire.
quently stiffens the joints, cripples the
limbs and renders its victims quite help
less, can be restored to activity, vigor
and health, if Paine's Celery Compound
be used for a few weeks. There is every
reason why sufferers should pin their
faith TO this best of medicines. Your
friends and neighbors have used it with
success; the honest physician is prescrib-
ing it every day in cases where all other
means have failed, and they are delighted
with the happy results. Why hesitate.
or doubt the powers, virtues and efficacy
Of the medicine that is curing thousands
today? 1t is your only hope; your safe
ty and life depend upon its use Lizzie
Pierce, Folger, Tenn, once helpless and
in a critical condition from rheumatism,
writes thus
Il had rheumatism so bad that could
not walk, and could not bear to have my
legs moved; I often thought the disease
would kill me. 1 commenced taking
Paine's Celery Compound; 1 used two
bottles and have not had the slightest
symptom of rheumatism since. 1 wish l
could tell the whole world the good your
medicine has done me. My mother, VINO
had rheumatism for years, was cured by
Paine's Celery Compound after using a
few bottles. She can run now like
child and says she feels ten years
younger I could tell you of a dozen or
more people who were cured by Paine's
Celery Compound
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-04
BERT CASEY
SHOT DOWN
NEAR CLEO
Sims, His Partner, Was Also
Killed.
PITCHED BATTLE FOUGHT
Fred Hudson and +. Locket
Did the Killing,
PITCHED BATTLE FOUGHT

Cleo. o. T.. Nov. S.-(special. Bert
Casey, the noted Oklahoma outlaw. and
Jim Sims were killed two and one-half
miles south of here this morning by Dep
uty Fred Hudson and Ed Locket of
Weatherford Hudson has been with
Casey for the last six weeks and they
have been on the move through western
Oklahoma. A pitched battle was fought
this morning about o'clock. Casey was
shot four times by Hudson and Sims was
also shot up. Neither of the deputies
were injured. The outlaws were about
Cleo over Sunday, DR.. Cristie having
worked on Casey's eye. Casey and Sims
were brought TO Cleo at noon today. They
are positively identified
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CONGRESSIONAL
CAM PAIGN is
FINISHED UP
Both Sides Claiming Victory
in Oklahoma.
REPUBLICANS CONFIDENT
Chairmen Cade and Anderson
Make Statements.
REPUBLICANS CONFIDENT

Guthrie, o. T., Nov. 3.-The Congress
sionaI campaign in Oklahoma closed to-
night after many weeks of hard work
devoted to the campaign by both politi-
cal parties The campaign practically
closed last Saturday night. but Demo-
cratic speakers, as well as Republican
speakers have been filing their dates to-
day and tonight in various parts Of
Oklahoma
Both parties are claiming the election
Of their candidate, and their figures in
the matter do not vary to any great
extent 1t has been conceded that the
majorities will not be large, should the
election go either way, but the chairmen
of the respective committees have given
out no figures by counties, giving the
probable majority that their candidate
would receive in their estimation. Chair
mar Cade and Secretary Whiting Of
the Republican committee are more con-
fdent than ever that they have the fight
won. The men who have been familiar
with the situation, are also confident
thet Mcclure will be elected, and some
q them have been predictink that Nc
Cures majority will be large. On the
ether hand, Chairman Anderson and
Secretary Alexander appear confident
that Cross will be elected, although there
is not as much confidence shown among
others Of Cross supporters as is the case
with the officers of the Democratic COM
miteee.
The condition Of the weather today has
caused considerable comment among
leaders of both parties. It is believed,
however. that it viii make little differ
enoe with the result of the election, al
though there are men who state that
it viii be to the advantage Of the Demo-
Gratis. Many re oubIcans refuse to con-
cede this, claiming that they win have
ust as much the advantage by a storing
election day, as though the day were
clear
Arrangements were made today to re-
coive territorial and national returns to-
morrow night at the Republican head
erarters. Here the men who are inter-
ested in the Republican side of the cam
paign VIII gather to hear the news, and
# Is expected that many men from other
parts of tho territory VIII be at the
capital 10 ascertain what the result Of
the various Fot Is in various sections
CT Oklahoma
Returns VIII also be received at the
Democratic headquarters and the rooms
used by the campaign committee viii
be kept open ali night for the purpose
% receiving the votes of the various
counties
It is believed that something definite
can be told about this selection long
before the returns We're in two years
ago. owing TO the increased telegraph
service in some Of the western counties.
There has been more betting going on
today than heretofore. The betting has
been about evenly divided. there being
takers right along. There have not been
many bets yet as to the majority of
either man. b.t sush bets are expected
tomorrow. as the balloting progresses.
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HE WILL VOTE EARLY
President VIII Cast His Vote in the
Forenoon TODAY

FECSiuSNL VIII LAST his NOIc IN Lne
Forenoon Today.
oyster Bay. Nov. 3.-President Roose-
velt reached oyster Bay this evening at
20, in order to cast his vote tomorrow
Hlc was met with surprise. About the
station a thousand persons were gather
ed. with band, big bonires blazed. and
fireworks were discharged.
When the president appeared at the
door of his special car he was greeted
with cheers and in reply raised his hat
Az he passed across the station platform
on his way TO his carriage. he shook
hands with many of those who. despite
the efforts Of the secret service men.
pressed forward TO greet him. No demon
stration Of this kind had been expected.
The president was accompanied by Mrs
Roosevelt DR.. Lung and Secretaries Cor
telyou and Loeb
The president viii vote before noon to-
morrow in the Fifth district He will
probably be accompanied by the secret
service men. Mr.. Loeb will vote here
and alr, COrtelyou IN Hampstead
War on scrofula is declared by Hood s
Sarsaparina. Remember, Hoods Sarsap-
arilla cures.
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rate, insisted on waiting in the witness
room Of the jail until the constable ar
rived with the warrant, when the sher-
iff scruples having been removed, he
consented to receive Miss Biggar as a
prisoner.
Counsel for Miss Biggar said that since
the accusation was laid against her she
had been living in New York She would
not accept bail so long as it was not forth
coming for Hendricks and Stanton. 1t
is understood that no indictment has yet
been found against Miss Biggar.
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FREEZING OUT MICROBES
VI, naond Pietet Has Made an Im-
narfanf DI<coyerY


Paris. Nov 5.-M Rsoud Pictet is IA
nous Swiss savant. cnevauer OF the
Legion Of Honor, discoverer of the lique-
faction of oxygen, and member Of
more than forty scientific societies in
France and Germany. he has invented
o cure for diseases os the lungs. the
stomach. the circulation and the KID
ncys. entitled "Frigotherapie. or the
freezing cure
The necessary machinery consists OF a
well OF metal lined with thick furs. into
which the patient deScends. the depth be-
ing about i've feet. This well Is sur
rounded by an outer shell. while the cav
ity between the outer and inner walls is
filed with combination OF sulphurous
and carbonie acid. known TO the scsen-
ufc world as liquide Pictet after its
Ciscoverer This gas is kept at a liquid
state at 10 degrees belo~ zero and is
constantly forced into the cavity ~
specially constructed pumps
N Pictet says the patient. surrounded
by furs and the icy liquid has no In
Tression OF cold whatever. and. IN fact.
his temperature rises after three minutes
OF the treatment. increasing from one-
half to one degree IN Eve Es3-uses. A
reriod OF treatment ranging from I've ~
efteen minutes Is su1sci>rt ror The tire
teiug
N Fietes Says he hinse-f after asteen
years Of Illness. vas cured after eight
descents into the well
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are in general but evidences of wonaHly
diseases. Cure the diseases and the phy-
Ecal health IS restored.
DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescription cures
ffe ills of women. Il establishes regu-
larity, dries weakening drains, heals iu-
fammatiOn and liberation, and cures fe-
male weakness.
MIS-. Mary < Lewis, Of Tanner. Giluser Co,
v Va, writes: az shall always reco1nns Dr.
Plerce's FavoTite Prescription, Golden Medical
Discovery and Pleasant Pellets for they cured
me when oocsors and ether medicines failed
Fcr fifteen years ] suffered unioid misery.
When commenced taking Dr. Pie-ce's n>di-
eines. had given I'D all hone CT ever getting
well. ! coald not lie down 70 SLEEP and every
thing ste would almost crarnp ne 10 dcash.
Vas very ucrvoaS and caI.id hardly walk across
fhS room. I outv weief,cl ninety -cunis wi-eu
! commenced taxing rhese medicines SIX wears
ago now I weigh oz1 hundred aad fo-t7 pounds
ard am having bctt-r heath than ever before
Ny friends al say tslcv can tafdir believe f'7st
an the SANE person after being SICK 50 long
have changed 10 be robust and rosy cheekSst-
Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets iuyigorsts
stomach. liver ana boEelS
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MISS RIeeAR scURRENDERs

Sheriff Would Not Admit Her to Jail
on a Technicality.
Freehold. y. J., Nov 3.-Miss Laura
Biggar. FOR whom a warrant issued FOR
attempt at fraud in connection with the
viii Of the late Millionaire Henry N Ben
nett, experienced much difficulty in gain
ing admission 10 the county jail here
when she appeared at the sherins ohice
today and announced that she desired to
surrender herself. The difficulty arose
over the fact that the warrant was in
the hands Of a constable at Asbury Park
and the sheriff declined to take the re-
sponslUA.lty Of locking the would-be pris-
oner up until the mocument had been for
maIly served on her
Miss Biggar, finding the sheriff obdu-
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KING EDWARDS LATEST
He VIII sTake Tt Popular TO Remain
SUNDAY fn london

London. Nov. 3-The king has set an
example that Ilondon's smart set Is fall
ing over rsef 20 follow. The fact that
his majesty has several times siace his
accession parsed SUNDAY in town has
given an impetus 70 a new fashion-a
faahion that VIII Dc London good
so longer viii the metropolis be a
rvnonymm fo- all that T. dreary on he
day of rest. and the craze society had for
rushing out - town from Friday until
Monday IS no longer the right thing The
cat has gone forth that u is r1dish 20
zrend from Saturday 70 sionday 81 Lon
don This IA what al the world that
comprises the upper ten thousand 10
about 10 do.
The week end program Is as follows.
on Saturday Afternoon mils6Y. with Der
attendant lord. automobiles up % t0~a
from the country After tea ard per
haps an hours skating a; Princes. she
gels into a restaurant toilet and dines At
some such smart rendezvous ~ the Carl
ton. Cla1tge's or Princes Later on she
goes o. a thester ard as likely as n0t
after the performance forms one of TIE
guests az q smart supper party.
The rev movement zlil AFRO have
great laeuence upon gunday attendance
az Wert Enf churches Fci1ougnr TIE
courts example sociefy atfsrss divire
service n Tbs n1rning and f1li as thy
always a-e. the fsshlorab,s chsrches e
aTistocratic London VIII soou 81 falls-
sfiI EGssr charch cores ths chsr~h ga
rslo ca Eoaday morning 81 exodus Is
r-sse frra Loreoa ard ~ c98atry ls
once more the bourne - soeisfy
tsn- Aria ,<o4 e-l-as e~a~-. 49,
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DEFEATED TWO MEN
Harry Forbes the Bantam Weight

Harry Forbes the Bantam Weight 4,
Does Clever Work.
Chicago. Nov. 3.-Harry Forbes. the
bsatam weight champion. net two men
In the same ring here tonight. and de-
feated both. His opponents were George
Huliday. OF New York. and Billy Finu-
cane. OF Chicago. which contest was
scheduled for six rounds. Halliday met
Forbes and was knocked out after two
minutes Of lighting in the first round.
Halliday was badly outclassed and sue
eumeed = right swing on the jaw
After Forbes had rested a few min
utes his second opponent. FTnuoane. faced
the champion. Finueane managed to last
the six rounds. but was in bad shape and
Ferries was given the verdict.
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MORMON CHURCH QUESTION
Has DemoraIized the Political Situa
ticn in Utah

ticn in Utah.
Salt Lake, Utah. Nov. Son account
O. the entrance Of the church question
into policies this year, party lines have
been so disintegrated that many surprises
are looked for in tomorrows election.
Chief interest centers in the contest for
control of the legislature. which will this
winter elect a successor to Senator Raw
Inns.
In Salt Lake the Republican gentle
detection will unquestionabIy be heavy.
but Republican leaders claim this will
be more than counterbalanced by the
Mormon Democratic detection. Political
meetings were held tonight in every town
Of Importance in the state.
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a PIG GTURE

OF health, we say of a perfectly health
full woman, and it IS a picture everyone
loves to look upon. All the pictures Of
all the artists who have ever painted the
glory aud beauty of womanhood, are
only copies and limitations of this picture.
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&NNNC q I l / = !
mixed a color
on his palette
that can vie
with the hues
which tint a
healthful woul-
ans cheek.
Why should
this charm be
sacrificed 10
sickness +? It
need not be
save in rare
csses. The gen
eral health Of
woman Is so
linked with the
local womanly
health that
wasted he ek
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and many Democrats would like 20 sup
port him and sec bis administTation
success. As I have said. indications now
point 70 the election of the Republican
candidates. but vigorous campaign
must be made"
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Your druggist viii refund your money if
FAZO OINTMENT fails 20 cure ring
worm. letter, old ulcers and sores, pimples
and blackheads on the face, and all skin
diseases; 50 cents.
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Ia nee ross
5:s!:::: 6 s:::' :s!:= IS: !: Ulcers
q n Ther- ~ - - ~ - -

look like ordinary sores and arc usually
treated as such, some simple salve. wash
or powder being used III the hope Of dry
ing them up and stopping the discharge;
but while the place may temporarily scab
over. it again inhaues and testers, be
coming as bad or worse than ever. After
awhile the deadly poison begins to eat
into the surrounding flesh and the sore
spreads with frightful rapidity. Then the
sharp shooting pains. which distinguish
the cancerous frcra The common ulcer,
are felt, and the unfortunate patient is
brought face 10 face with the most dread
ed Of all rnaladies, \ ca1cerous ulcer.
Whenever an nicer OF any kind is slow
in healing Il should be closely watched,
particularly If there Is au inherited pre-
disposition TO cancer. Often times a ma
lignant. stubborn ulcer starts from boil,
vTart, mole, bruise, blister or piuple, for
when the blood IS tainted aad tie germs
and seeds OF cancer are implanted IL the
systern, You cannot tel vixen ncr where
the deadly poison IS going 10 break out
S. s. 5. cures these cancc7Cus ulcers ard
chronic sores. bv driving out OF the system
al the morbid and unhealthy matter that
keeps the nicer ir-stased sad discharging.
II purifes and strengthens the blood,
enabling it 10 throw OF the germs and
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blood and syste-- the ulccT hc2Is -ztu-
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Chlcas0. &oT 7.-iNifh ere refurn n
Secretary Hay % washington seear
Concho may resume sefofiatious f1r a
canal treaty which have been iaterrept-
"a by compiicatioEa arisiuE oat ef ths
situation o. fhe isthmna. The legation
hss been expecting Important dispatches
from uorota containing epeeiai insf-le-
ticua for Mr concha on soFas - the
delicate polufs Bat the arrival q these
reed not necessarily be aruitee If vac
Indicated AZ the iegatloa io6ov a. fhe
advances whleh have Feceafiy been rt-
eriysa ~ the miElster aaTe Indicated
THAI ne situstion has been rsaarsaz "a
81 20 rr-riif a resumption ~ nezofiatirrs.
The beiiff - sorne ~ shs o.aeiais here
- thaf 4 tbe uaftsf is expedited a ffestY
Tor fhe construction - ere eaaai car
- completed ~ the cosfracfine pariies
vithin thirty days thus eaab.iag tna
president tG sand if q fhe seaafe early
in the coming seaeiss. Seaos cenes4s
instsucsfars are arrie ar1 z1trfiefs %
enable Hofn o. precsef wifh fhe Ess1fis-
tionr ard The un5f rafantlns That hey
VIII b@ fesafaea almost in.naiiafflr.
MANY - the fsafure- ~ ths prepoari
frrafg are faiiy lowered - tse rrsef9-
cci heretofore azrsef ea tftwFen -
government - Colombia ane ne frrltss
steter bas there grt rsrnAln fhges aeints
- Trest irparfanesf vhies efH rs7alrs
sene delicate hentH-z - - a~-erfshis
g. fhs - osslis rgTsrrmers Ihese fs-
iafs o. fae aseefior ~ neerstary ant fhs
sEcissin1 - FaosrnA srd coiss from
~ ffse zone. ihs matter - in1es1nify
srd fhirdlT. thes ~ ne gsase nhish.
while soi b~i1s efs s. SsrusfaitT vii
hags thst prsesical e0srt
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washingron. Nov. z-Chzirrnzn J X
JcneS. ot The pe=ecrztsc national corn-
r,ittes. has sppolrtss James Il Bs<1
frrrner governor % Cznfornia. a. ru--s-
bsr q she national committee from thai
state vtce Ar. Tsrpey. resigned
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Young Cotton Pieklns Champions.

Giezcoe. 0. =. Nov I.--srtie. the iitsle
s-year-oid daughter CT Il. a EelaT On
last Tsursdsy picked s=vcnry -st~ren
pounds % Gotten. On she same DAY hss
Hstis son Evert. who ~ig be SIX years
old 81 December. picked 1fty-nine Poends
q eattoa. How Is that sor yoeaS cotton
-seke-ze
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poisons. thus check
ing the further for-
nation Of cance er
cells aud VIXEN al
impurities have been
removed from the
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IN HANDS OF RECEIVER
Judge Shelby Puts Lawrence Cooper
IN Charoa ~ oan Co

n Snar9e CT Loan CO.
Huntsville. -Ia-, Nov 5---ju6ge Shelby
Of The United Staes circuit court has
placed the Southern Building and Loan
association in the hands Of Lawrence
cooper as receiver. This Is the sixth
effort Tor . receiyershipC When the first
application was hie3 the association had
assets of a million and quarter dollars
Althin thirty DAYS thereafter the mem
bers died application 70 withdraw sSao O.
President White says the association IS
solvent and With an economical admin
istrstisu the shareholders Viii not dose
Tko assets are ssW
Glencoe. o T. N0v. 1-wesnesaay
mc-aiug Z, u. Hare swors out a var
rart against Airs. Dena " Cellar. charg-
Ing her with using obscene language 10
airs. Hara- Ar. Gsuer cane up aad
pleaded guilty for his wife ard she was
hned SEQ and costs. amounting to 50.
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cen office. General Manning haa rs-
surnea command - the British somaii-
iaud expCdition. Three end saeu siii beE.n
Z. advance egainst the Malish ahopt No-
So rnber %. The DELAY Is Que 30 the faet
ttat Cercrd Msrnins e diepsuriaE Wtb
tho lnftan troops. On the heiirf tn7t che
native isviss are more effective. u is rp-
rorea in nstive Quarters that ere Nuiiah
has r.l'fed an advanced Bfieah 4ufpest
h ths vicinity % Hoh9fie. Asiaailanl
capturing n large camel transport