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Pa1pIi-
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fluttering or irregular pulsa- tions are an indication of weak ness of the nerves or muscles of the heart. A weakness long continued produces detormlty and organic disease. If your heart action is weak, make it strong. Build up the muscles and strengthen the nerves with the greatest of all heart reme- dies, Dr. Miles Heart Cure.
 "The least exertion or excite- ment caused my heart to throb and pound and I had smothering spells, pain and palpitation, Three bottles of Dr. Miles Heart Cure overcame all these disturb pnces and made me we'll"
 MRs. J. A. CoUTs,
 Upper Sandusky, Ohio.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-03-18
Df. Miles' Heart Cssfe

quiets the nervous heart, regu- lates its pulsatlons and builds up its strength as nothing else can. Sold by druggists on a guarantee.
 Dr. Miles Medical O., Elkhart, Ind.
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WANTS St00, 000,00
 ROADS.

Washington March 17.-Representa- tive Otey of Virginia to-day introduced a bill appropriating $l0O,OOo,OOO as a good road fund, to improve the high ways of the country.
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-10

diciendo la condesa de Kergaz. -
Creo que 81 pudiesemos alejarle IN
POGO de nuestro lado. j. del mfo,
al menos, a6adi6 suspirando,-
Ell ti3mpo y Ell aislsmiento. -.
No quiere abandonsrnos. No
conoc6is a Andrea, amiga mia. Es
una nat1rateza salvaie, en6rgica y
apasionada, que pone en- ell ARE
pentimientO el ardor y Ia tenacidad
que demostr6 en- otros tiempos pa
"a Ell crimen. Estara persuadido de
cue el dedo de Dlos intervino en- al
fondo de ese amor culpable que, &
pessr suyo, lie inspirais, y que las
torturas que ESQ lie produce sou una
expiaci0n q la que no tiene ell de-
recho de sustraerse.
-SY Ell nos fu6semos al campo? -
pregunt6 Juana de pronto y como
obedeciendo q rspentina inspire
ci6n. Estamos en- Mayo, hace IN
tempo hermosfsimo y ArmaDdtto
necesitamos respirar Ell aiys del
campo.
-Es decir, respondi6 Ell conds
sonriendo, que ST nos fuesemos &
vivir a esa villa qUs poseemos
orlllss del Sena, en CHATEAU, Sno
nos seguira Andrea?
ST, ST, ESQ qniero decir. :. Ads-
mas, lie cofisrSis alguna mission.
-SY os fgurAis que no estando
4 vuestro lado serS menos desgra
ciadoP
-Lo creo, 8 al menos asf 10 es-
pero.
-Pues bien, sea, -diio 81 condes
que al fijsr Ia mirsds en- 81 esposa
Sc qued6 asombrado al observar su
palidez y ell sufrimiento que Sc re-
VeIaba en- 81 fsonomfa.
Y, en- efecto, desde ell dfa On que
la sefiora de Kergaz encontr6 y Sc
enter6 con ansia de las nle7loT sas
del vizconde Andrea, qued0 per
suadida de que Ell miserable Is
amaba, y este pensamiento Ii tor
turaba y la hacfa experimental
penosas emocionos. Cada vez que
el fslso arrepentido la mirabs @ 10
dlrigla palanraa On IN mesai % n
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-10

Aparte de este, la noble y leal ma
turaleza del conde, aconsejada pQr
esa voz secreta de La sangre, cuya
aptoridad es incontsstable, spodrfa
mostrarse continuamente descon
fiado2 No. Armando de Kergaz
era feliz, uno de los rasgos carsc
terfsticos de la felicidsd es dar
bOdas las cosas uu color que de
buena CANA llamarfamos sentimen-
tai. El hombre que tuvo que luchar
con la adversidad, ser q s1empre
mas perspicaz que aquel otro que
llev6 una vida siempre tranquila y
halo ell camino libre de obstSculos.
Volvamos ocuparnos de los
acontecimientos.
El dfs en- que ell marques Intgo
de los Monies sc apeaba en- el hotel
MeuFice, cast a la misma hora en-
que escribfs al conde de Kargaz y
ls enviaba la carta de recomenda-
cion del sefIor Urbano Mortonnet,
hallabase ell conde solo con su espo-
ga y su hiio en- aquel vasto jardfn
de frondosos 8rboles que Sc extern
dfa espaldas de su hotel. Sacedfa
este en- una hermoSa ma1ana solea-
da y embalsamada por las brisas
primaverales; una de esas mafIanas
encantadoras que hacen que Sc
tenga apego q la vida. El nif1o ju-
gabs sobre la hierba nacfente de
las praderas, mientrss que sus pa
ores Sc pasea6an cogidos del brazo
y hablando.
-5No os parece, amiga mia, -
decis Ell conde, que Andrea esta
menos triste desde hace algunos
dfasp
ST, en- Ia apariencia al menos,
-respondio Juana.
--lPobre- hermanol
- Oh - exclam6 emocionada
Jnana. Desde que descubrf ese
secreto fatal, ni vivo nj duermo, y
mi vida es una continue tortura.
-SNo sera ESQ obra ae la mano
oe DiosP murmur0 Armando sus-
pirRndo.
Sea- pero Sno ia sufrido bas-
Gsnteg Y el conde no respondi6.
Eea - cue SOP Isa eoaag, sigul6
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-10

-IOonoceis, le pregunt6 en- IA
frances bastante puro pero con
marcado acento espaffol, al sef1or
conde de KergsZP
DE nombre NADIA mas, sef1or
marques.
-IVtye muy leios de aquf?
EN- la Gale de Ia Culture Sain
te Catherine.
dEs leioA esof
NO.
El marques escribi0 entonces la
carta sigufente.
<Senor conde: Os ruego me dis.
penseis Ell paso que doy y quizas os
psrezca un tantO atreVido, y no sc
siuuiera 81 est8 autorizado por las
costumbres frsncesas. Acabo de
llegar del Brasil con el prop6sito
de pasar unos cuRntos meses en-
Paris. Mi bsnquero de Rio Janeiro
me abrio cr6dito en- casa de su
corresponsal en- ell Hsvre seflor
Mortonnet, al que revele mis- apu-
ros, poroue no conozco nadie en-
Francia, me ofreci0 una carta
de recommendation para Vos y. se'
gun dice, tiene motives para estar
agradecido. Acepte enseguida 81
oferta. Asf, pues, sefI0r conde, ne-
gado 9 Paris apenas hace una hora,
me tomo la nbertad de escribiros,
pidiendoos permiso para presentar-
rae en- vuestro hotel y entregaroS
en- persona la carta del seflor Nor
tonnet
Y despues de poner a continua.
ci0n las frases de uso en- casos Sc
meiantes, frm0, poniendo;
INIeo, marques dc los Monies.
z despues cerr6 la carta con Ia
ere negro, sellandola con unas ar
mas bastante complicadas que tenfa
Erabadas uno de los dies de 81
reloi.s
He aquf 10 que decia la carta del
senior MortoDnet;
sSefIor eonde: Dssde el Brasil me
reeomiendan diFectsmente . m
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-10

ioveu bastante rico Iuzgar por
una letrs de treinta mil frances
que me ha presentado, y noble aoe-
mas a Greer su apellido dc los
mas ltnaiudos de Castillo. Hi mar
ou6s de los Monies es de origen
espafIol, y sus antepassdos compro-
metidos en- uua conspirscion en- In
6poca de Felipe V, emigraron al
Brasil, en- donde Sc establecieron.
>El marques es ioven y distin-
guido, y obtendra IN exito en- Parls
en- Ia buena sociedad sobre TODD, 81
os dign6is servirle de Mentor. GSe-
rk este pedir mucho vuestra pre-
verbal bondads Atreyome q espe'
rar 10 contrario y quedo de vos
vuestro mas humilde y sgradecfdo
servidor.
u. MoaToENET.S
Dos palabras bastaran para ex.
plicar la innuencia que pods tener
esta carta aobre ell senor de ker-
gaz.
Cuatro sfos antes, es dscir loa
pocos meses de casarse la senorita
Balder, tuvo Armando, COMO e1e
cutor testamentario del baron de
Kernor, entrar en- relaciones hasa-
das en- ese asunto, con el senor
Mortonnet. Este, banquero J ma
viero, era IN hombre honrado, 81
que amenazaba la quiebra conse-
cuencia de Ia suspension de pages
de dos casas inglesas, con las cualea
habfa tenido tratos. En- el momen-
TO en- que Armando Sc preSento Q
el para reclamarle quinientos mil
frances, SO iba a levantar la tapa
de los sesos. Adivin6 Ell cende que
ge trataba de un hombre honrade.
le salv6, , tres amos lie bastsron
81 senior Mortonnet, cuyo buen
nombre comercial esbaba intscto,
para reponer su quebrantada for
tuna reembolsar su deposito nj
senior de KergaE, que le tenia por
un hombre honrado.
SDe que manera el marques Inigo
de los Monies habfa sorprendido
Ia buena fe del sefior de Morton
nst' sc0mc sxplieaF que, Rse'sR,,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-10
PRUEBA GRATIS

n 4DsPg% %f@9SS ~
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-10-28
A cATHEDRAL,s LOSS.

According to letter from Moscow in one Of the Lon
don daily papers CONSERVATION Russian circles
the condition Of the frescoes the splendid Cahe
dra Of the Saviour, built commemorate the expulsion
of the French from Russia in 1872 The interior walls
the clcster which surrounds whole edice pan
elled with huge marble slabs bearing the Of all
the officers and regiments engaged in the Napoeonic
The upper walls of the cathedral and the entire
space behind the altar covered with historical and
Scriptural frescoes has been discovered that large
proportion of these splendid frescoes rapidly decay
ing The picture by Senradsky behind the high altar
which represented THE Last Supper" the chief
glory Of the cathedral decorations has entirely disap
peared and its place is taken by copper brass panel
ing upon which new picture will be painted. According
to experts who have examined the frescoes similar
fate awaits the entire series distant
that instead of being painted the prepared Of the
solid wall curious device adopted get surface
for the artist Light metal network boted
onto the walls leaving open spaces behind. and thus
resco face for the painter prepared What has been
going behind the pictures is not quite clear But be-
hind the destroyed fresco Of THE Supper"
found all sorts of haotten and rubbish there
considerable dampness the wall itself This
geher with the heat OF the nnumrabe candles lighted
occasions of high ceremony supposed respon
sible for all the mischief.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-10-28
Da;,..~e6A q 1oIr
M. Nj. MURDOCH, Editor.
oKLAHoMA.s EIRsT DUTY.

There is spot in the country where political ex-
element has reached the intensity this that it has
Oklahoma. very good reason. There is more
than politics election that territory Oklahoma
is concerned commercial way vital degree On
December 10 the statehood bill up the Senate
to remain unfinished business until disposed Of The
election in Oklahoma will preponderatng influence
the action of the Senate. An unfavorable result in
Oklahoma defeat Of the present statehood bill,
and indefinite delay the whole statehood question
And indefinite delay, and those working for it have
this view, points Jumping the Indian Territory and
Oklahoma together into state
Can Oklahoma AFFORD that? Outside the streets and
aeys townsites there public highways in the
Indian Territory. Who going pay for them? Not
the counties Indian lands taxable
for years. one OF the Democratic leaders in Oklahoma
putting the date OF taxabty twenty years There
will nothing the Indian Territory to tax for these
roads What would probably happen? Indian Territory
and Oklahoma being together state and the Indian Ter
rtory having majority the legislature would vote
an appropriation of money these roads. The
Oklahoma citizen would be taxed build the Indian
Territory highways 1t is estimated that it would take
s1O0O0000 TO build these roads the time when
Oklahoma has to pay such for the good of Indian
Territory there will be generosity with vengeance
But that is not all With the two Jumped together
into one state and admitted as one Oklahoma will be
called upon divide her great school fund with the
Indian Territory This has been repeatedly pointed out
in the campaign in progress and no one has been
able to show where the Indian Territory could make
return for the sacrifice In this connection the Eagle
informed that the white the Chickasaw nation in
making recent treaty repealed clause existing in
former treaty which reserved section Is for
school purposes What does this mean?
crisis comes to nations and states, it to
men. Today Oklahoma is meeting her first one. She
nationally and courageousy The material
welfare of the individual citizen Oklahoma for years
is Partisan preference party feeling,
party habit should be put aside. No afford
burden upon himself his neighbers and his
munity Every cast for Mr.. Mcclure the Republican
nominee Tuesday is vote every individual
fl Oklahoma from burdens and complications which
would be years in tightening and diseAtangling.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-10-28
ARE SURGEONS TOO QUICK WITH KNiFg7

The Brooklyn Eagle is inclined to be severe what
It surgery Wild" prints the following
tertaining editorial on the subject:
''The physician must heal himself He suffers from
msnterpreating vision People have just been
reading about the who to a hospital crying
that swallowed his false teeth while he slept
demanding be relieved He was. He killed. The
hospital people turned X-ray through him, the
teeth put him under the inhunce Of anesthetc cut
his throat discovered nothing but that it little
sore, and the awoke. AS he lay dying his
in with the teeth which he had found under
the bed. The patient had them in his sleep
The case called little chloride of potash and conf
dence and it received surgery.
There is a certain humor in this would be If it
for the tragedy involved But what interests
the public and will practitioners is the part played
in the by the Cathode ray. The surgeons
affected by what they had been told that they what
was not They have been vigorously decaiming against
Christian Science yet they principles
prsingly Christian Science asks you believe that
pain in the tooth is not there and it is supposed to
away Medical science is asked to believe that your teeth
your throat and it them In both instances
in the patients case, likewise imagination dominates
the senses this possibility members the faculty
suggests grave inquiries In several men, with their bod
fly eyes and together what does exist
the in the hands of practitioner who has
not even to be fooled by his associates?
And does ii not instance ready of the knife?
enthusiastic operator is of explanatory DISPOSE
ton and he faddist he believes in the efficacy of
his method above that Of medicine Hundreds Of persons
vermiform appendicitis when they might
well kept them they cared to- that they
keeping they than retained but
the removal involves pain and expense and detention
from and interests that upon work
One of admiras sound leg this day.
whereas if he had yielded commands and persuasons
he would have been peggng about wooden one. It
f- NOR chi nd RI
consider the Of the ordinary sub
ject before putting him upon the operating table
we'll likewise. to preach against thing that
yon indorse in practice"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-10-28
THE AMERICAN RECORD ON GAMBLING.

Among the many world records held by this country
at the present time. SAYS Harper's Weekly is that Of
gambling We easily first in this sinister accom-
pHshment itereps all the country-in the street
archn. in III ssers youth; n the clerk the work
man; in society," n tho family (where one night
week is often sef srt Tor Innocent little game OF
poker; n tse seahUnS eseahishments which the law
is poweless to suppress; the tracks; and above
all il Wall street it is sale say that more gambling
goes Greer ew York every day than in any other
coranuny In ne world. excepting the kingdom OF
gambling Monaco The dishonesty. corruption and mis-
cry entaed stupendous ard hearendig TO eontem-
plate 6rst sight this incurable for gambling
with which are afflicted seems heaioas and uamixed
evil Il is had anossh and It IS not purpose to plead
fer But as madness IS often the result of some hne
quality power going wrorg SO gambling seems 10 be
diseased form OF spirit which has prosperity
Ameycathe spirit OF enterprise IN fact enterprise
is Of gambling. cages his savings his tine
his energy in scheme which he hopes win yield him
fvefod. tenfold. hundredfold but whose is
almost probematical the fall Of roulette ball the
finish OF horserRce the HGctuaton Of the stock
ket The difference between gambling genuine
prise is that in the former wagers haz-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-10-28
THE STRIKE AND SMOKE CONSUMERS.

In the great cities of the Atlantic the smoke
nuisance to which the west has become hardened
and consequently obnoxious in the highest degree There
much opposition to smoke, wken and where the
people glad TO be able to get soft coal to burn is
possible that bituminous coal will lose part of
the feohod has gained during the strike in the anhra
cite regions but it is certain that in cities where there
used to be freedom from smoke because the universal
fuel anthracite the SCOT and smudge Of soft coal
will be tolerated without vigorous efforts escape
the evil The consequence that interest in smoke
has been stimulated to remarkable degree Tn
demand for devices reported unprecedented
An exceen authority states that within the past few
months more than 5000 smoke consumers have been
ordered and millions of dollars have been spent for them
1t is impossible that the business of manufacturing
appliances for the prevention smoke should fail
show good progress in the face Of such conditions The
rewards for Invention too immediate and great
There will be better smoke consumers and they will
sold at lower prices result Of the development of the
business Of making them direct consequence of the
great strike in the anthracite fields.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-10-28
OUTLINES OF OKLAHOMA.


Joe McEeal Is making a streng speech
this year and is in great 'cemand over the
territory.
In the town OF CoyIe last Saturday che
hundred and forty pounds OF seed cotton
was bought
Isaac 7. Lewis one of the first settlers
OF Oklahoma. died in Chandler last week.
He vas born in ISL and was q '4ser.
Oklahoma Is thoroughly aroused The
territory viii make no mistake; viii take
no false step. 1t viii elect Mcclure.
= vote for Cross is a vote for one man ;
personal qualification. and. on the other
hand. vote 10 the great detriment Of
Oklahoma
a week from today Oklahoma viii de-
termine whether she Is going TO divide up
Ter magnificent school funds with the In
dian territory.
Bill Cross has been unable to get a sin
gle prominent Democratic statesman who
has vote in the house or senate TO cham
pion his election.
Oklahoma got $l5.0oo.coo by free homes
Is. she going to vote 70 give most Of it TO
the Indian territory for the purpose Of
building highways?
A vote for Cross is a vote to the great
injury of Oklahoma. II is a step back
Oklahoma ever thought of.
II is only little over month until the
statehood bill comes up in the senate. It
Will not be postponed or put over. It viii
Be voted either up or down.
Dennis Flynn had a great meeting AT
Chandler. There were some interrupters
present and interruptions always bring
cut fire from Flynn when he is talking.
Cash Cade. chairman OF the Republican
central committee has worked like
trooper for Mcclure, and when the cam
pa.gn is over and the votes counted viii
have TO dodge an avalanche Of boquets.
The county campaigns have reached the
point where the big headlines in party
newspapers announce that somebody or
others skirts are clear. Also numerous
res are being nailed with great vigor.
The west is all one way. The mention
Of Roosevelt's name in a speech in the
territory calls for the same Wild enthu-
siasna that breaks loose in Kansas when
the president is spoken of.
This is crisis in the career of Okla.
homa. The territory has always moved
forward decislvely. determinedly. rapidly.
An indefinite delay of statehood at this
moment would be setback
Nose Anderson, the Democratic mana
ger. says that il Oklahoma doesn't eject
Democrat TO congress this time, IL will
be proof that Oklahoma is Republican.
That is what the senate. which has the
statehood bill, will think. too.
Granite Enterprise: The L. S.. Oklahoma
and Texas Oil company closed down Sat
urday night. Their drill on the Smith
place, two miles south OF town had
reached q depth OF only about 500 feet
81 r71opfhc n ba I'd drffTfu< Harry
man. the driller. will ship his machinery
to Indiana. The company will install a
new rig with rotary attachment as soon
as IL can reach here The rotary is ex-
pected 70 overcome the caving ground.
Mr.. Heitznan. the manager, is extremely
enthusiastic over the strong seep OF OIL
they encountered at the bottom.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-10-28
TOBACCO TEACHES ALEssoN

The merger of the American and British tobacco man
ufacturing concerns shows how futile would be the
peal the American tariff duties means for the sup
preston Of gigantic industrial combinations commonly
known The potential force Of the BrtshAmer
lean merger agreement is the clause in the compact
that binds the contracting parties both sides the
compete with each other the con-
trary to cooperate with each other prices
The repeal of the duty tobacco would therefore have
no more effect the international combine than the
international combine than the popes bull against the
comet
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-10-28
FOE QUICK MAIL SERVICE.

Count Taeggi Pisccei of Rome promises to rival his
fellow Italian Marcon in electrical discovery though
Pscce turned his mind the mail service instead
of teegraphy. His claim is that he transmit mail
matter the rate of $50 miles hour PiscceH plans
string four wires ordinary telegraph poles along
which shall ALUMINIUM cylinders from point to point
the principle that surface trolley propelled
There be four of four wires each in each sys
tem two going in either direction and these being di-
vided again into first class which shall through
trips and second class which shall stop way
The motive power would be furnished by dynamos along
the way He has also scheme by which letters may be
posted similarly to the present system in lamp post
be lifted by electricity every half So
waiting cylinders a circuit above and then whirled
the central office where they will be redistrbuted
There many other wonderful things in the system
told by the count the least of which is arrange
by which each cylinder will be directed desti-
nation and onto siding while those for other places
pass by. Count Pescce has asked Italian govern.
nent for grant 100000 establish an experimental
line between Rome and Naples.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-10-28

ard often png his against mechanical thing
that nothing to do with reason except to mock IT,
while the latter he bets his power and resource
Gambling enterprise both the expression Of
intense ambition get rich And long that ambi
tien remains the moving principle in American activity
there viii be this double expression Of ienterprise
gambling the leading to prosperity, the other
more often than not to poverty and and degrade
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-10-28

II necessary for the party workers lists Of
all voters election day. As vote their names are
checked Of If big part Of the vote comes out in the
morning the remaining list is small ard II possible
for the workers to get it out in the afternoon Help
by voting in the morning
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-10-28

Hutchinson dispatch says. Lei-n6
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-10-28

Il is well enough to remember every day. just for
practice mark the circle under the eagle
the Republican ticket straight and that having
voted in the CIRQUE you another mark on
that ballot anywhere.