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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-10-10
CATARRH OF THE STOMACH
A Pleasant, Simple, bat Safe and
Effectu5l Cure For II.

Cata-h of the stomach has long been
considered the next thing to incursh bic.
The usual symptoms are "a FUN OF bloat.
Ing sensation after eaung. accompanied
sometimes with sour or watery risings,
q formation of gases. causing pressure
on the heart and lungs ard difficult
breathing. headaches. fckle appetite.
nervousness and general played out.
lsnguid feeling.
There Is often foul taste in The mouth.
coated tongue and II The interior of The
stomach could be seen it would show a
Shiny. indamed condition.
The cure for this common and obsti-
nate trouble is found in treatment
which causes the food TO be readily.
thoroughly d.gested before it has time TO
fermeut and irritate the delicate mucous
surfaces of The stomach. To secure q
prompt an> healthy digestion is the one
necessary thing u do and when normal
digestion is secured the catarrhal con3I-
uon VIII have disappeared
According 10 Dr. Harlanson the safest
and best tree atment IS 20 use after each
meal tablet. composed of disst1se.
aseptc pepsia. a ntt.e nux. golden seal
and fr-it acids These tableJs can now
be found al an druS stores under the
name q Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets ard
not being patent medicine can be used
with perfect safety and assurance that
healthy appetite and thorough digestion
viii follow their regular use after meals.
Mr- R 5. Workman. Chicago. ILL.,.
writes: "Catarrh is a local condition re-
sulunS from neglected cold in rhe head.
whereby The lining membrane oC tbs rose
becomes inhsmed and The poisonous dis
ch2rge therefram passing backward into
the throat reaches the stomach. this pro
cuclng c2tarVh of the stomach. Medical
euthorities prescribed FOR me for three
years fo- eatarrh of the stomach without
cure. but today I am the ha2piest of men
after using only ore box of stuart's
Dyspepsia Tablets. can nor md appro-
pirate words to express my gcod feeling.
I have found flesh. appetite and sound
res from their use"
stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets IS the safest
preparation as wei as the simplest and
most convenient remedy for any form or
Indigestion. catarrh OF stomach, bilious
ness. sour stomach. heart burn ard boat
trg after meals.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-10-10
SHAW
QUESTIONED ABOUT THE AN
THRACITE STRIKE
Says President Is Doing all He Can
To Settle 1t

New Haven. Conn. Oct I0.-The Repub-
lean state campaign was opened here
this afternoon with d rally In Hyperion
theater. at which the principal speaker
vas Secretary of the Treasury shaw. on
the platform was United States senator
q. H. Platt. Congressman y. D. Spsrry.
and all ,he nominees on the state ticket
Mr. shaw discussed The trusts and trust
legislation at length In brief. he claimed
that the Republican convention OF 1855
was the first 10 attempt 70 suggest a cur5
for combinations ard trusts
The only antitrust hll signed by a
president of the United States was sign-
ca 10y a Republioan president. Benjamin
Harrison. said Nr. Shaw. who said also
that President Roosevelt is now doing
mere than a1y other president 70 enforce
the laws in ef1ect against combinations.
he said that Z the s;ates would enforce
iSws against trusts within their own lin
It's the national government would not
need 10.
Mr. Shaw was interrupted several times
by az auditor who wanted TO hear about
the coal strike and free coal
Mr. shaw replied 70 him that President
Roosevelt that man who cares Tor yoa
better than anyone else can. IS doing all
hN can 10 settle She trouble.
Cace again he was interrupted and paid
the president . tribute q affection and
esteem. reclrng the fact that Mr- Reese
vclt IS crippled and attempting 70 work
Ter the solution Of the difficulty az the
risk OF serious physical harm 70 himself.
Mr. shaw then took Up the tariG prinei-
pes at some length
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-10-10
FAKE
Wal coT DELIBERATELY QUIT
TO AVOID PUNISHMENT
His Share CT the Purse 70 be Given 70
Charitable Institutions.


Chicago. Oct s.-The night mere tonight
between Frank Chiids and Joe Woico.t
bofh colored. was declared 70 contest
after tvo and a half rounds of hshtinS.
ana Wolcott-s share Of the purse wss
donated 70 charity. Wolcott claimed that
he vas unable 70 continue nghuug.
ewing 70 an injury 70 his LETT arm Il
looked very much as Il he deliberately
emit under punishment during the arst
two rounds volcott HAD share thu
better of ths world Chnds allowed Wei
cott - land repeatedly witzolt making
1nv effort to Sight back Childs chslsed
his tactics II TIRE third rou11 ard forced
ne arhtiue. FIe had uitie trouble n
locating svolcott snd landed three
straight rights In saccsssi-u ~ re lat
;e-s stonzch. The blc~s zesEened
wolro-t r7e-e7tlhly azd Chnds Tas -
sruinc a decided lead when MS op2oa-
e-t esssenly discovered that his arz was
useless ard asked The refsrc 20 stop hos
tHifirs The referee ordered Wolcokr &c
contlnze 0zhtire. but The pugl-st d.
ciined and walked to his corner TIE
o~cials % TIE clab believed ;hst Woicott
as -fakIrg ard arroa1-es thst rs
share - ,ha purse Eoaie - eiven % any
caaritaAls Institution sAat gese-ee Ce7.
Surr shorl6 zzr-e
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-10-10

The progress Of the Flynn bin in con-
gress. as told by dr. Mcclure was in
tently listened 10. The provisions of the
bill in reference to the school lands OF
the territory were explained and were Of
more than passing interest to the men
who are row leasing the school land from
the school land department.
Cross double position on the negro
proposition was explained and members
of his own party were not at all salts
fed with the difference IN sentiments ex-
pressed by Mr.. Cross upon this question.
The separate school law, read to the au
dience by Mr.. Mcclure. proved salts
factory TO all people and the fallacy Of
the argument made by Democrats that
the matter is not settled was clearly dem
onstrated when the decision Of the su-
preme court on this matter was explained
TO the audience.
Free homes is an issue in the three new
counties Many of the residents Of Co
manche county came from other parts OF
Oklahoma. They are familiar with what
the Republican party secured for the
peopIe of the Cherokee Strip. It is real
lied that the Republican party IS in power
in congress and it stands 70 reason that
a Republican delegate to congress is in
a better position to secure free homes
than a Democrat. The congress of the
United States has established a prece-
dent relative 10 free homes. The people
of the three new counties are entitled
TO free homes" said Mr. MCGUIRE. Il
do not believe that any candidate can
afford TO promise the people Of the three
new counties free homes. You can count,
however, on Mcclure, If elected to con-
gress. doing all in his power TO secure
free homes legislation for the residents
who are building homes in the counties
recently made a part of oklahoma Ter
ritory"
The text book question was taken up
and the candidate stated that it was
matter TO be decided by the territorial
legislature. yet he favored the placing Of
a free text book in the hands Of every
boy and girl Of school age in oklahoma.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-10-10
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-10-10
THREAT
MADE BY CHAMBERLAIN WHICH
PROVES EFFECTIVE
Ministry Would Resign on Defeat of
Educational Bill.

Birmingham. Eng. oct 9.-The much
discussed conference of the Lieral IN
ionists. which was called y Colonial Sec
retary Chamberlain 10 formulate the at
titude of the Birmingham Liberal Union
lists toward the education bill. was heled
here today
Mr.. Chamberlain presided at the meet
ing and enuneiated his views in lengthy
address. eli acknowledged that the bill
was not perfect, but said the Liberal
Unionists must not split on that point.
He said he had always been in favor Of
the government providing only secular ed
ucat;on, but, rightly or wrongly. the ma
jority Of the country required that re-
ligious instruction of some kind be given.
If The country could not get what what
it wanted from a Unionist government.
Il would not get it, rom the radical gov
ernment, which would follow the govern
ment it might smash.
Mr. Chamberlain advised the Liberal
Unionists to agree to differ on the COM
plicated points, but to DO nothing to as
sist the intrigues of those who would
hand over Ireland to the home rulers.
who would transfer South African prob
who would leave imperial interests in
the hands Of little Englanders and do
nestle reforms to the trainers of the
Newcastle program. The colonial secre-
tary had several suggestions amending
the education bill SO as TO give safe and
ample popular control. He said he could
promise, however. that one thing was
definitely certain. namely: That the bill
would not be withdrawn. ell said the
government could not withdraw 1t with
out a tremendous loss Of prestige and
that the only logical alternative TO the
acceptance Of the bill would be the ex-
penditure necessary TO replace the exist
ing denominational schools. In conclu-
sion. Afr Chamberlain announced that If
the government was defeated on this bill
If would resign. He warned his hearers
TO mark that and 10 remember the conse-
quences.
An official report issued to the press OK
a private conference which followed Sec
retary Chamberlain's speech says that los
persons attended the meeting. promi-
nent delegate upon leaving the conference
said Mr.. Chamberlain had completely
dominated the meeting, that several OF
the speakers said they would rather swaI
low the bill whole than embarrass the
government. and that. in short. by the
threat that the government would resign
in case the bill were defeated. Mr.. Cham
berlain appeared TO have played trump
card ard to have stopped offectually any
incipient revolt.
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AhNLAaAf- AfNtA fatrt A'a-Na
roscd 10 eHecsuaIiy repair the wrongs
that are perpegated hy unlawfll eau-
h.natlona hy any readiustsneat er abate-
ment & the tariH schedules
Trust Isn't RIshs Word.
1T 's % be- regretted that We have nos
found word that ViH more accurately
point out the ,hins meant than the term
trust No thinking man can doght ihat
large corporations are ahsolutsls neces-
sory 20 carry ou. with convenience an1
economy. thc growing business ~ ths
world and however CREST "a corporation
becomes. n it develops IN "a natural wsy.
throurh the recognised laws of eommfrce
and through The energy and ssrscity 70
its managers anainst IRE comret'tioa 4
others ensnsod in IKE husiress 81 curnt
ret GO Dc me object ~ dirfavo- ~ eer-
demnation; on The other hand IA should
De- The suoject of iust pride ard mark
The rising tide ~ better civilization
These are nos the corporations Witch
excite public Indignation and which.
whether we dcsire it or not rust De- exc
omlned ans 6iscussed ia this campaign.
Tho corporadorr or combinations 20
which the Iowa platform refers axe those
which have been brought tosether. not ~
cgtstria competition in a fair race but 10
destroy comprtstion by the sciusl obll-
rstioa ~ ins-rrnde1f rstsbushmeaf anf
which accomplish thoir purposc either hy
ruTchaes or piracy They are Invariably
accompanied by the issuauee ~ east
quantities of stock which have 90 bssls
save the aEdsrifv az r- uf-tera and
which serve two ends equally on 3sctson-
ab's. hrst 90 enrich beyond comrrsh-n-
sion thy mowers far the nefafious enter
rr'ses and. secon1 to cloak the enormous
profits which may bc cxtorted from ,hrir
hapiess victims. while ! brHeve that go
plan fhev adopted BE- ae urak - lf 81 tlc-
icus ard fhat fhe ordinary operation q
the immutabie iawe af commerce nogf
ia tho course ~ SINE oveffhrou fhem.
nesorfhslers. 70 81 the Outs ~ tbs zor-
eminent 10 hasten their dininferrfstaa
ard downfall hy every power ulthln ths
scope ~ oTeanlzcd society
Forces That Fb Prices.
There are buf swo forces that can "a
trusted to AZ rrlces-,an nsref.fien ana fhs
regulation ~ organirfd F0vrrumrnt IRE
iaftef s. f0teilf lrs1uireisie ari ~ nnsi
preserve che form.r 70 S. therefore lts
tieh and 1rrcrafise aptr ~ the rssrrn-
nsnt 90 pr s6uef fs iavr that There eHi
he fhe leesf rassftle motive iar fhe t--
stfuefiou of cenpcfieon
"rhe szrererre of tbe past srr fearr
haF shown ~ shat amibtierr sre efe
able 10 establish aad malataH Hars
81 some - ihe lmports8t pralaetr - la-
aastry ard eth rcslert fa tAr tes
i IS sflf e-isert faat tsc lara 3sa.
ir sorse mes sa-s are q ratitfr afeaas
they deprive ar - tte 7gpoffaa'tl te .a-
size conuc.lf.aa fre-n ef1sr sals
Senator Burton ~ saasas nha uss %
tasa Hpot.a en f.ep. aiiearlsm sa taa
West vas enable 60 o. presses AID 80
liare nsr tafsa ~ es-tosesaor Fro41-
uaa ~ fsuaas
fstoas' N 81 Neadrearse. es-lfealffat
r. fnr EsUoaai relfs sslran LraE4r. 20
rpoa1e1 g. zee taart Hs..an eas<inirY
Tac rrinrlpai sneas~r 80 the fa@raar
bsnaeot vas ft.sa.e Joan l.s-easfef afal-
d.ar ~ prs rha 'ees far his rae
ieet lnoas
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3eWsxx7s S.1s7 Siassi saws
For 2;Ies, 81Frss SsTes-

Cklshoua City. oct Precedent T.a-
ney. of the 81 x & o.. aul a.s star
made a business trip - CUSHING y,steI-
day ia the interest ~ fhs katy
Oklahoma city. oct s-W s. JoEsn.
a prominent farmer resiliag nlne nles
southeast of this city aied today ~
dr0psy. lie vas nfty-three gears pi1
Oklahoma Cltv OR S-Frrd pra1ar~.
aged ~ died Sunday from Typsei3 fever
and was buried yesterday
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New York ard PhiladeIphla.

Cannot be more pleasantly reached than
bv The Grand Trunk-Lehigh Valley
Route Solid through trains, magnificent
scenery. Descriptive literature sent free
on application to Geo. ". Vaux, A. G. P.
& T. A. Grand Trunk Railway System.
135 Adams street, Chicago.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-10-10
- "a ~ II - EL -
ss.,,,s. 1iks kas Y1g ha.a kFsB eeg-
'Saa' es NNIzIAu

url. Vice President {vinch'il end other
officials Of the Frisco arrived yes-
terday via the Oklahoma CIV & Western
on tour Il inspecflon- They viii tour
al the lines r. the two terutorles aud
Texas
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$3.50 Chicago 70 New York and Re
turn

Via Nickel Plate roa.. on october e. =.
and G. with return limit leaving New
York October u. 1872. Taree trains daily.
az convenient hours Vestibuled sleeping
cars. American club Meals ranging 81
price from 35c 10 Ne0 served in dining
cars on Nickel Plate road, also meals n
Ia carte Chicago depot. Hurrison street
and Fifth avenue. city Ticket Once,
u1 Adams street Phone Central -0s7.
write John r. Callahan. General Agent
li3 Adams street. Chicago. for partic-
ulars
Oklahoma city. oct s.-The remains of
William Osgood. the Cleveland county
farmer who died from injuries received
by being caught between "a freight car
and platform AZ the Acme mil. were
shipped % Cleveland county yesterday
for burial
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-10-10

il never had and never would; that it
would not run away from th.s question
CT reciprocity with Cuba the audience
loudly spplauded- The sentiments ex-
pressed by Mr.. Long evidently met hearty
approval from The crowd Mr Long
also touched on the trust and tariff ques-
tions and handled them 10 the satislac-
tion of his hearers.
When Mr.. Long had concluded. Repre-
sentative Miller was called and made a
few brief remarks. His opponent Grish-
am. who lives mere. sat well front and
heard both Long and AIili-s. There is no
question Of MiHers reelection and he
will likely carry Chase county. GGishaIn
opposed Miller two years ago.
Z. c. Crocker. "a young ca;tlcman, Is
running for tho legislature on the Re
publican ticket lie was compromise
nominee. is popular and entirely un-
pledged on senator. He has hard fight.
but viii be elected.
Oklahonla city. oct. S-The Rock Island
& Pacific railway has rented nine ofhce
rooms in the Storm building here aad
viii establish general Offices for the $50
territories at this point The general
manager of the Choctaw northern. the
chief trainmaster. roadmaster. general at
torney and Superintendent s. r. BARNES
viii have their headquarters here in the
future.
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Chase county wants C Eet e1rlssly CIT
frous rz6er TIE anti f.s5slailczr io1t thr
salL u has uses fe- sena gears past
20 correct iis political teu9eney -eear1
Popui-stfc faifh- 5 strerE rouatT ticksf
hzs bssu nzzuez- Ihe bpe - e-tsTtat-st
that rzassrities KAY - g.vs- taiF ,ta- s5T
Rerusgican r-ats al. ccrErrsr1ral f.cs-
ers ChsEe coun-T Eer1sas.-s1s 1sf lc-r
hez-s q CEsster Z Lo-g. tsi rrvr- bad
hears hlz- g this year faeg dsesc1 se
ssxs hia szarsss tNs-a TIE cEi rafrsflo-
zsas yeste-tzz -hsr Long Epokf II cef-
-cnwpc.t Faiis t1 q c1srt raeu rz -.
- r<eo1f as c2l z-1lT -r e1e
xsrsrs -zrT Peoz1s.s Fls uscs stre-E
e.ee-s zot kin lE a god i--r-essra- lis
essecszFiy hzn1le1 fhs -aestlaa - ree-
r-oc.ty xlfa Cuaa aa1 rtea - era7>zt-
czIiy declared thaf r. RsTse.t-a1 raT-
u rsver rz1 sx4y t-p= czez-41as. "a;
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s1ooo-Roston and Return-s1s. 90

S19.UO-Boston and Heturn-s Is'OO
Via Nickel Plate road, october eth 70
1lth. inclusive, good returning until No
vember 18th. by depositing tickets at Bos-
ton and paving fee Of 5oc- Three trains
daily. carrying through vestibulcd sleep
tng-cars. individual Club Meals, ranging
in price rom sc 10 t1.oo. served in dining
cars on Nickel Plate road: also meals
IA carte. City Ticket Office IL Adams
street. Chicago. Full information can De
secured from John Y Callahan. General
Aranf Chicago.
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Wa, hfz gfo1. Oct; s.-Forecasg fo- kan
sS< oklahornA ard Indian Te-s.to-y- Par
Frfdzy a16 Saturday.
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TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money If it fails
&c cure. Z. w. Groves signature Is on
g La
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i
rerosn present
The meeting at Walters, Is were all Of
the meetings in this county. was enthu-
siastic and the. congressional candidate
Enthusiastically appiauded- After the
meeting Mr. MCGUIRE met the people Of
the city and then left for Temple TO
speak II the afternoon. Before leaving
Walters. however. the party secured din
ner, then resumed the long drive across
the country.
At Temple large audience had assem-
bled TO meet Mr. MCGUIRE. The party
was a little late in reaching that point.
but the crowd kept gradually increasing
during the early hours Of the afternoon.
The meeting was held IN front Of the
Temple bank and seats were arranged
for those present People for miles
around drove in TO hear Mr. Mcclure
speak and there was rot a disappointed
perosn in the audience after the CON
gressionaI candidate had concluded.
DR.. c c. Elliott. formerly OF Black
well. living near Temple. introduced NJ.
Mcguire 10 the audience. His welcome
at the hands of the people of Temple
was inspiring and one of the best speeches
made by Mr.. MCGUIRE in the county was
made at that point. He talked for over
an hour. and during that time he took oc-
casion TO shatter the statements made by
Bill Cross when he appeared here few
days ago. At the conclusion OF the meet
ing. Mr. Mcguire was given a reception
lasting for some little time and he had
the opportunity of meeting nearly every
one in teh audience.
The party. while en- route from Temple
to Waurika passed through Hastings and
stopped for a short time 10 meet prom
inent Republicans in the enterprising
clly and 10 talk to them regarding local
conditions. This was the last stop before
reaching Waurika and the last end of
the days drive was made as rapidly as
possible.
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Friends all over Kansas VIII he pleased
to know that the veteran edItor-statcs-
man of Fl Dorado-Thoaas Benton Mur-
dcck-is enjoying good health aad pros
perity Mr Murdock looks il and every
thing indicates it. There are perhaps
fev men in Kansas better known for
thirty years in politics and newspaper
Rcrk than Bent Mardock
Cottonwood Falls. Kan. oct s-Thcre
was an array of Statesmen ln the Twin
Cites yesterday such ar seldom come 10
these parts. The gathering included men
Of both political parties Among the
number were. Chester T. Long represen-
;ative from the Seventh district. J NJ
Miller. representative from the Fourth
district. State Printer ". 7 Morgan.
United States Senator -. A. Harris. =.
A. Grisham. Democratic cantiGate fer
congress against Mlier in The Fourth dis-
trict. : =. Lewis Z Kin~ey. Demo
cratic candidate for auSitar of sta,e
The occasion was q day ard niEhf q
rally hy both political parfier. C-hee,er
= Lonr was 20 astrez7 chase c7lnfy
Republicans la The anerno7n. Senator
Harris Eas Billed for s7eech % Demo
cratic patriots az niEht The ether states
men ware here merely T. V.z.t and %
hear the speeches q the Eeunoc-zfic pres
eft C-ltsd States senator snt - The rep
rsseatative who vlsheE % slcee1 thzf
senator = the gpge- hoaae q the national
congress
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MOODY SPEAKS

conuau5d from Flrsi rase.

Continued tfom First fsse.
pcscd % edcctuciiy repair che wrongs
that are perpeCated hy uniswfli eam-
b.nations hy any Tsadiustmeat or ahate-
NOM lf The LILY .nha-inI..
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1902-07-23
zakazaue lsky.

Vlada francouzska zakazala W.
robu prudkych patentnich lekn
pro zaludek, protoze Sc jimi vice
Fla nez dobra zp1sobf, ale "a to
odporutila lidu, by vratil SO k pff-
rode a lecil zaludek jemnym, pff-
rodnim vfnem bylinami. Lid
zdejsf jiz davno jest tom pfc
sweden, ze tiste vino s bylinami
konejsf sesiluje xaludek tax, ze
iinSch lekd nepotfebuje; lid take
vi, ze Trinerovo lecive hofke vino
jest poctiva upravenym prostfed-
KEN ze ono jedinS jest letiv9m,
ze upravuje zaludek, ably zadal
potravy ably il rychle stravil
tistou krev pfemenil, ze ma W.
borny dtinek ma ledviny jatra a
ze nedopustf, ably nastala zacpa
nebo prdjem. Kdyz pokrmy jsou
fadne straveny, jest stolice vzdy
pravidelnou, neni tfeba zadnych
lekn. Trinerovo lecive hofke vino
jest zarukou zdravf silly, jest
ochranou proti chorobam letnfm.
K dostanf v lekArnach u vyrabi-
tele Jos. Trinera, 7e9 So. Ashland
Ave-, Chicago, Ills. .s.ssr7s.-,