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Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-14
WEATHER RETARDS Trade
On Esru-rs Br1nsz BlEL hui sA1T
EEnPsrss y HpOaL
Fs0eHT CONGESTION sTu o0sTNgEs
ssm- R@m-f HEs B~~a Gives L~-any-
hut Ne- shipn~urs Speedily WIPe
Oct AdvautnEe Entned and
Make s~frunrtsn nr-arenfnE

NV YORK Mh-h E-E g C-- e.
O. EErlsw q IrHes tu-u ~ SAY
TuEcH q hlsk s9--E ans sE--E -a1@
L-1e-E are -luuE ~ a. o. q ATr-
srrus-- 1u5lazte That st1cEs are Sow ana
-E-szs--s EEs-1
-ne su-sns-t hEs besn EEdt Repeatedly
Lhs- EEG- h1cEh1ss wee 3cHc- rE- A. q
nate II 1a-t the -elst vas Il EH-T case
O g l1cll 1H-E-e an E11Ef EUne-E-EF
t-lgw=5 II - u--h rev husE@ 5a- cu--
ua--s az 10y -ru---. tur rrgEh s uu-
cu--E szE- h q saasfErruT 7Enns-
EszTT 1s--oucu g wEEa @skss r.
-L -E1s H--vs E1- c1lena EuZGt
q he E-thr8c-H rE1 yer dszts-E E-t
-E--y-E sDEl s-ouks q Dsrcasu6ss IS
3 re
BAD weather Retars. Tr.as-
ACTIVITY x elanE ines 8 - great as
EHaIhE- -HrA-5e5 --E1 Hsness a. sane
pE--E A. 1111s Ed5e5 g ne 1E---.=E
rZ7-n1a q ne coct1a 7krkst
uu2s years 1rEsE ruBa rsDo-cEE tu-
ne EE- UesE . March s1cT q gar G
IA pG cet urs- ksf FeA- Sd q It's -
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svs- lEs1 years 1Crss ans Eula- con-
trEu11s D=sT1-s ths EEhE rsnEs q g1l-
LEu--A E-erE11-E an aE1 EAT E---rE-s
AZ n~EzE placsd va fu-eE producers
Nu-suurL1g suECEE EEHi1 aQpsHre1 n
IN uour MEAS eE7a1laGF II cE-rsT.
Eti-h reaches TIE h1ESaE pHt1f Encs 81
Easter producers q feerWsEr rEpl--
utv hzEine IN "a shoes cE+st a. TsL bL-
1EETT sample i1ls have b-@8 sod and the
1-I1-k q sz1Ea-t1-T BEFs- E 81
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ul1-E LEIner - 1ore 1EkL hUf stocks
GO NJ Ec-LLLEHlEr EWLlE - o1 C-1ErE
EAcEE7 hl5ss have aEE-n rEI1 AZ average
u about 3 C1Erler- ELhguEh ca SKIS az
s-11Es- E1d 1uralE ar E5ss are scarce
an IN A. fcrDsr 6Eures
Weolens Haas Ffrp
A. s--a-- 1E-EH- - -EW zE-E-El Az
11ETlrEtls weather r-T-Es q 6@-rsEss t-
sE4es = Cog-u2 E1u6s- G1urHuCls Ere -EAr
EE---Ht1sd howsTsr especially 81 t--wE-1
Gs-vE-eE-
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YEA Egga--E AZ Wu-E-=1E- Eu1 = sTZN
L-z-E1cas selEE reIu-lsd n-s 1E-c=lE-
1--E --E- new business 6-ve-E E-g *
LrsZsT cllsa-TE-uE and ErHgDslLy sat-
ELr-LE CEU INES LAaI have recs-LT lpe-=-
a. 2E--T b@T-s- 1s--uE- Re-D1rE- q ne
Ez1E-Ec II NEssA-hZEe-rs resulted = heavy
sr1e--S q Wu1lE-
FALa-ss ms week ars - q IN TINED
S-E-=s. against =. lRs- year. and - =
CE1EGA- EEE-1sI = 3 THr 60
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-14
RFGUAR TFANs

OlEhR-JErdtne p. Osborne %. EEusI
81, c Willard 1- E-Ex Gr-PEysr
Goals from fuElE- OzEha-JE-ctns Z
S1u-L GrT-PEys- 20 EE1E-eE SKI
EEvtrss Jones AID Han
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-14
ove-or Cummin. Win sP-ak

IL ~ Aa.Ar- AZ 81 .a.N - k.AE--
no5z tan FOR Sou-h Dzk9-E
GOveraor Cummins viii Sp~ak
ne r-s-uHE-E- c1---y c--vs--u WI
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tests n LtE c1-vE1lc- IS he -u1-11Eu1zs
we're 81 disposed O befa-s he EuE fu-
-hs cc-vH--t-- i 8 Er1e--s1 -hE- Lbs
Cuurs-l-- vi pass -escl-i--E I-tc-s-C
fo- rsouE-E-u1 G--E-ur- A 2 Cum
En5 J15Ee Charles A Bsh1V bath . thEz
being residents q PoLk COUNTY Gcvern--
CUzm-s WI I'd bet--s Lbe ccuvs1uuu ana
address ne Delegates OF re pc-urEl issues
Eo5 II ls HI -pE-e5 Lar b w 5s--v=r
AZ address t.E- vi ~ 70 su0E sE-H-; 8
keyDo.s tar ne r-egusIeEnE q The EEs
TINS vaz-. Es las -e-z-Lv spent some
u2s II IL aEE E-1 has ben 10 c--S-EE-
uur VIII republican faB5s-s q ths -E-11
E-5 MS E2=eah = LEzy % take E v55s
scc2a-
Big Creamery C1mpsny-
Ths tncs-g1-au-c q ne Des Mo11es
C-EEuH-E nuZpELy las b4s- completed hE-s
VIII Z EE-llEl s-usE q sSeiHE Ths IL
rurp1-Etu-s are ChEr-ss EE-51zg q O-Ebs-
" z shoywsl q Des Names and l. 3
EEholn &C Omaha a Hr crHEzery VII os
5UI1 II tbs CIV and ozhsrs ss-EnEEhs5
-es ACcE-EL1--E EsL- Estate -=lEu
q FCrI D15Ee Is The ELus q a 1orgo-z-
I'm VECh today fled is E-liC@ q Il
cn-DurElo1 VIII thE secretary q s-Ets.
he EEpl-El stock Is f-b.b0l- James Fu-
ps-riek TrsEi5s--- C = Real sscrstET
Tie LEEs Minis WDol- Nh c1zrE-F WIS
-nco-2ars-s5 VIII E1Tb9l cEpf-LL ~ Ols
scar. preEdsuI- and J. ". DAVIS. ssrrElEry.
Tns CITY L-1bE- TEr5 q M-srE-1e EEs
Gslsis-- TreEdE1-- Z Z Cs11Cs sscrs-E-v-
Ths Pm Screer FtErzLry Company y
WEtsrlo0 has been LBro-s1-E-s5 WITH -GDf
cEF1Lzl hy r r Gates 2n5 Amos TnrHrs01L
TfIl- Cleared for PostoGre
A trsozv Eut bro-EtI II Es--ic- Govt
here 20 clear Lba uL5s - Ihs site for ne
De- Aul1ss puEuu8cC kEs .UEr been ended
2 sUI WIS EEcH Necessary 1T tie fact
TAI II lhs sos Z D0-TEEEt vas placed
EEELEst ne loT whsrs X s proposed -
pare lbs 2osloEss E15 LEE apparent e.
cC-h-E.ps las oEFs- been cleared I Yrs
Ers1 ID Lbs LhE1 sEpEr1-sod=-I q pEaLe
-ostruc1ul- James 2 Eats ~ q uEu wbs
had ~ sgury n re In AID uEs for he
purpose q assisting EEEs n covering u a
EE 6stLlrElu1 which WIS LcrE-vEr5 Gs-
covered SE- vas C1UD=oue5 z Lhe CHze
q ne STATE, which la became possessed
q re rEh- 70 The E1-rEEEe ne r-u-
declared Ia SAFES interest," q 10 coass-
g1s1cs 1Es clears M u-ls 20 ~ pr1~
cry EelHr 1E1y Years
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-14
IANR 2. GAEHan.

ths 1arfyrs5 p-=sideEL has
bee ELtuEIT tc-r-E Is vEr -
h tr1-1 tu- g EEz5E- g rsE-k Es
las -ust taken q p1sl- INT - sire
70 hr-1E m tEr T-u11s2cs. IA q
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? usm-os-t q Cu-n=ce A
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~ IL tru1lErscs q lss osE IN
80 q Tht uuE-z-sd Bee
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-14
WSolens Ha9E Ffre-
WEEKLY BANh cLEazIxGs
ssHmary Of BasiBess Er1zEarred ~
IL -Ar.nrfrrrd Hill

NV YORK MEr-h E-The following
tA1ls. c1Zqlsc ~ E-E6srree- shuws Int
bank LEE-EEs Al the TT1uEEuE- lL=s lur
Es W=sE S16sd EErch - VIZ Lne qsr-
CeE-EEt q Increase ana osc-rEsE a. ~
SErs1 N1- he ca-rsspun@E week AI
year
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-14
PARTIAL AGREEMENT
Confined t-uz EEA.s Flrsl

plsB5e5 guilty % ne rhErrE q larceny
vas EDe5 50 and -ostz W.. Lbe pE-e-r
uEi1 ne tEtbsr Eoz - took To EIs--
u31z tan fur Sou-h Dakota
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-14
with te BouIe-

The CuUncl Eu=s owing rAn beat tn
Western Ju-3lrE lEE UiEhI q he western
Alleys N q match game q rs--nK Scare
COUNCIL BLUFFS
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-14
DO YOU WAKE UP
In the Morning Feeling Tired
and Miserable?
PAIkE'S CELERY
COMPOUND
NW Restore Loz EserE ard Owe You
That N1m Snap and Strength
THru Nou S5ouis Possess IN SVrinrtf-e

II vou wake u n he uc-1LE fss-EE
Irsz and utsezhle. Ter Is EsE-r= y-E -hE-
nHr-rs 10 TE-II1E T1l q 1E-rH-E T11
have ruu-sucss e s-H CT ne rocks ans
EhuHlE q disease CTE-v--E wE-T. hE--
EsE-nE cares, - r. -Hv - s1-=ssHE are
r-osurtrr thstr Hps sEer-E Tuur reeves sssl
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-14

GE-E1ceE pG1E - east
set IDc-11=d E rB-hls berEUEs c1--Et-zrE
E-sEr items rEEr Cares
AC- D-uded "a r1-Es b=CHuss q n
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Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-14
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Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-14
MEDICAL BOOK cREE
MARRIAGE GUIDE TnEG
900 PACES-2 PICTURES
200 PACES%2 PICTURES
LIZ Co., - -

Il plan knr1ECs KS
Wua1=-L book Al
tn3ss has Fou YAH
60 EgW ana snuEl1
knew q UE-1sd liz.
lDrE cuEuELl La
rECa Cl1nrIh harry
An uDhEuET We1as1
Diseases WhC1
1Tai1 uErr - RIM
uCE eE-T 1n-hes And Els
insf manhood u-sEs-
rurs decay . ~ DaD-
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f@u-e EEr-lSEa Yea
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Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-14

On Ozark Eusys last nEkr SE1fr a1a
CuupEuEs ts-pl boWle-s u@r n a cu--Hsr
stDca TE-ds against 1Eca cia-kE Scure
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Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-14

I EhusE EsHr-E tr1U WFEE-
n@s-es winch sag TIE pleasures
. q II suc-1 uEs . ddslEr 5at
Ee 20 sETe- f one hu-s
TEL q shy q WE-veaUs RESINS as
faE-s Wuf1u1d Eau5e- -Es us5.1s -
hurt retursuErEE FzEUE 1I-rs EEEE EAs
~ bes1 n1trrL Se-r ~ mEl IN pan
krENEe uElT IN Eereu M rs h1r Eudh E
N sE VITA q m-1irus fur uns G1LEr
EB1b IT. urrzE-rs G. Hoa1 Ca -
EEEeNEaods szrsauEEL a. LEwsL EGss
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-14

unenaAEA need KS book. Lean
he Eaa-sa EufhE q nN-rikEe DEDT HEn1 WsEE
eaE d1WI - FuEr c1E1raL Gt Els DoCE Via
II "a re- An -es1 II kHrW VuE-&e1 E11rGuce
4arers nissrT. EncW iedc- h-nEE hsE1Ih Ard AEp-
Adnesa. 80 uAres- - ZusUkEtu1k 11-E-1 E11
|Fllrran ~ th4 Wawe -EDuZs MEErs- SEscihlsl
- D-Ei Wandsr1E And EeEaes1 scle1L1e
&nsei-El houk H the - -lSAknsh TtHeL
&nlnt IN 10 una u-auBEs EacEug suala1 HmNt E : unEL
UInuaNgN MEBICAL
IeLE 1RAmbra Has MHuaakee- MIS-
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-14

The prsEl6su- E1t secretary q TIE coz
ut-res were Huth1-lzss - make E-y dates
And changes N dates 1snessE-y.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-04-22
Women and Jewels.

Jewels, candy, flowers, man
that Is the order of woman's pref
erences. Jewels form a magnetic
mighty power to the average wo-
man. Even that greatest OF all
Jewels, health, Is often ruined In
the strenuous effort to save the
money to purchase them. If a
woman will risk her health to get
coveted gem. then let her fortify
herself against the insiduous conse-
quences of coughs, colds and bron'
chial affections by regular use OF
DR.. Boschee's German Syrup. 1t
will promptly arrest consumption
in Its early stages and heatl the af:
fected lungs and bronchial tubes
and drive the dread disease from
the system. 1t is not cure all
but It is a certain cure for coughs
colds and all bronchial troubles.
You can get Dr.. Green's reliable
remedies at D. A. Hendershot's
Get Green's Special almanac.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-04-22
Robbed Tina Grave.

A startling incident was narrated
by John Oliver, of Philadelphia, as
follows: II was in an awful condt'
ton. My skin was almost yellow,
eyes sunken, tongue coated, pain
continually In back and sides, no
appetite, growing weaker day by
day. THEE physicians had given
me up. Then I was advised to use
Electric Bitters; to my great joV,
the first bottle made a decided I'M
provement. I continued their use
for three weeks. and am now well
man. 1 know they robbed the
grave of another victim No one
should fail to try them. Only soc,
guaranteed, at D A. Hendershot's
drug store.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-04-22
..pur,Isy.

Jack Frost Is getting In It's work
Mr.. and Mrs Charlie Smith wete
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. D. G.
Garman Sunday.
a.. Ford was critically Ill las
Monday night, and DR. Boice was
called.
Misses Zelma ivy ford and Allie
Core and James o. Garman wers
calling at John W. Wagner's Sun
day.
J. T. Inghrsm Is at Strlngtowp
and will probably be absent all
week.
James Pyatt was In the county
seat Monday looking after hts suit
which has been In court for lons
time.
L. L. Twyford Is absent from hts
post here and Is missed very much.
He has accepted a position as de.
liveryman tor Schupbach, the Dia-
moud street groceryman, in Sis
tersville.
Mrs. H L. Ford, received word
this morning, Tuesday, OF the
serious illness Of her father, Mr.
Kinney, near West Uoion and
owing to the illness of her husband
she will not leave until tomorrow.
Pursuant to previous arrang-
ments a meeting was held at the
Union church house Saturday to
elect a board of trustees for the
purchasing, fencing and managing
a cemetery, which shall be known
as The Pursley cemetery. Moore
was elected chairman and O.
Garman secretary. The trustees
were elected as follows; J. 7. In
ghram, J. E. Peoples, John W.
Wagner. W. J. Tracy, John Gar,
man, J. Moore and Harmon
Schaerffe. J. T. Inghram was
elected treasurer and W. J. Tracy,
as clerk.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-04-22
Cherry, ". Va.

Frank Bonner, of Porter Falls,
was here on business last Wednes-
day,
Joseph Pipes, of this place, will
leave for Wetzel county today.
The Kanawha river IS GA a ram
page this week and the rain Is still
falling.
Considerable sickness In this vi.
cinity and the doctors are reaping a
golden harvest.
G. B. Grim Is having a dwelling
erected and will bring his family
here for the summer.
There is some talk of changing
the location of the railroad, so as to
cro,s the river at thfs place, thus
shortening the road.
We are glad to hear that the cleo
trio road Is sure 60. Tyler will
soon be second to no county In
this State.
We understand that Commodore
Moore of Tyler. will soon begin a
meeting at Enterprise at the Chris
tian Church.
B. L. Pipes has begun work on
two BOX culberst between this
place and Burning Springs
Joseph Pipes left here yesterday
for Smith6eld, Wetzel county, to
drive team In the oil field.
Abner Martin, c. w. Wells, J.
NJ. Franks, and M. c. Rice, OF
Shiloh, are here working for G. B.
Grim.
The railroad Company Is hav-
ing trouble with landsiides and all
work Is stopped on account of the
heavy rain which Is still falling,
Owing to the river being out OF
lock atParkersburg the boat Oneida
Is tied up at Preston.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-04-22
SEVERE ATTACK OF GRIP.
Cured by One Bottle of Chamb erIain's
Cough Remedy.

Cured by One Bottle of ChamberIsin's
Cough Remedy.
"When I had an attack of the
grip last winter (the second time) I
actually cured myself with one bot
tie of Chamberlain's Cough Rem
edy," says Frank W. Perry, Editor
of the Enterprise, Shortsville, N.
Y. This Is the honest truth. I at
times kept from coughing myself
to pieces by taking a teaspoonful
OF this remedy, and when the cough.
ing spell would come on at night I
would take a dose and |: seemed
that In the briefest interval the
cough would pass off and I would
60 to sleep perfectly free from cough
and It's accompanying pains. To say
that the remedy acted as a most
agreeable surprise Is putting 1t very
mildly. I had no idea that 1t would
or could knock out the grip, SIM
ply because I had never tried 1t for
such a purpose, but 1t did, and 1t
seemed with the second attack of
coughing the remedy caused 1t to
not only be of less duration, but
the pains wer@ far less severe. and
I had not used the contents of one
bottle before Mr.. Grip had bid me
adieu." For sale by G. W. Grier.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-04-22
A Home in Huntington.

The Morris Land company will
sell at public auction large mum.
Der of lots In the prettiest part Of
the city limits, Saturday, May I'd.
Those having a little money to put
In real estate either as an invest.
me or with a view to building a
home here will find In this sale the
best opportunity ever offered In
Huntington.
Inquiries should be addressed to
Russell Morris, Huntington, VIVA.
Care L. J. Corbly. ~ It'd Itw
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-04-22
DIR. Sawyers
Positive Cure.

Home treatment, one months
treatment one dollar, call at the
home OF Mrs. billiard, Tueaday and
Saturday, hours from p. m. to 8
8 l.. m. Mrs. Hilliard, our city
agent, 4 II tt
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-29
IN GREAT TROUBLE
For Four Hours the Colonel
Was in Dire Distress.
CAVALRY SWOOPED DOWN
UmpireS End the Problem Be-
fore Supplies Are Taken.


Fort Riley, Kan, Oct. 2S.-A supply
train of 200 wagons escorted by a force
of infantry, battalion of the 18th in
fantry. two squadrons of cavalry and one
battery. the whole under the command
of Colonel Loughborough of the Of sixth
infantry was in great trouble for four
hours this morning. 1t was supposed to
be carrying supplies to an imaginary
army in the vicinity of Blue Rapids Kan,
when the battery of artillery, all under
Lieutenant Colonel Kingsbury, of the Sth
cavalry. swooped down and made things
disagreeable. By the terms of the mill
tary problem the force under Lieutenant
Colonel Kingsbury was not supposed TO
be strong enough to gather in the entire
train. protected as ii was by a brigade
of infantry, but his attack was made with
the object of infiicting as much damage
as possible on the train and of holding it
stationary until Hypothetical reinforce
ments should arrive and enable him TO
bag the entire outfit. An attack on the
head of the convoy soon brought it to
a stop and while the Infantry went for
ward to open up the road, the troops
pressed in as closely as possible, while
the fire of the battery did much to kill
mules and cripple the wagons. Lieuten-
ant Colonel Loughborough, however, af-
ter the first halt of the train, pushed
ahead with all possible speed and the
problem was ended by the umpires with
the wagons unchecked and the attack
ing force still hanging on and sreating
all possible trouble
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-29

Kan, are visiting their son. DR. Haas.
who is located in the Whine building
Mr.. Haas is one Of the early settlers of
Kansas, coming TO this country many
years ago when the new country was
sparsely settled and the present site of
Wichita was only cross roads with two
or three houses.
After the regular meeting of Eggle-
ston Post G. y. r. yesterday afternoon.
the post room was opened to ladies of
Caroline Harrison circle. who came by
invitation and participated with the mem
bers of the post and guests from other
posts. in fine treat. consisting of fruit.
Prior to and after the treat. speeches
were made by several gentlemen and
ladies. Music apd songs also helped 10
make the occasion very enjoyable.
Among other invited guests We're Colonel
Bean and Captain Shields. who did SER
vice on the Confederate side of THE late
unpleasantness." The ladies furnished
the floral decorations. which were very
fine
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-29
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Signature ssssa sss Of &MAZzzx


Don't forget-2l1 South Wildwood, West
Side..>
Wichita Council, No. 2s. A. o. p. VIII
meet in their hall at 400 East Douglas
tonight. The team is requested TO De
present.
Wichita Boys League Friday evening.
Drill to 7:30: devotional meeting 80 TO
s; armwy supper at s o'clock. served TO
members of league
Members of Wichita Lodge No. !. Sons
of Herman are requested 20 attend regu-
lar meeting tonight for important bust
ness will be before tire lodge.
The annual Thanksgiving sale and
chicken pie social will be given By the
ladies of the West Side Presbyterian
church Wednesday. November Is in the
Palace block.
The boys of the Unitarian Sunday
school will entertain their friends at a
Fagot social to be held at the church.
corner of Central ana Topeka. Thursday
evening Everybody invited
on Thursday. October .. at p. m.
President Thos. II VIII Of the American
Socialist college viii speak at the ROOMS
of that institution (207-2C3 Sedgwick blockl
on Scientific Socialism. All are cordially
invited
The est Side W c T. L. meets with
Mrs. Julia s Henderson Thursday. Oc-
tober y. at O'Clock. Reports 10 b.
heard from Kansas CITY state convention.
Rev Mrs Hobson Of Richmond. Ind. Is
also expected to be present. Everybody
come and get a feast OF good things
Dr. w p. Goodby still continues meet
ings at the l. b church Each after
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-29
COFFEE PARALYSIS
a Well Defined Case.

Coffee paralysis is not common but
there are more cases than folks imagine
and there are cases where the nervous
victim keeps on with the coffee until the
trouble is chronic and incurable.
On the other hand there are many
cares where leaving off the coffee and
drinking Postum Food Coffee in its place
has resulted in complete and speedy
cures as in the following
For several years l was in an alarm
ing condition and had consulted every
physician in our town besides three visit
ing specialists Nj trouble oanled them
all. but their different verdicts frightened
me and the treatment proposed was long.
tedious and very expensive. Ny husband
had already spent a small fortune trying
10 help me and the last effort was q 81
experiment which did no good
Ny trouble was a nurnbness or half
rsralyzed sensation that would creep
over me especially bad at night. com
mercing in my arms. shoulders and down
10 my left side and was followed by ter
rible pains and prickly sensation that Is
beyond description. Ny hands would puff
mp and feel like great lumns so thick
and heavy and unnatural I could do
absolutely no work Of any kind
It was then that my mother persuaded
ne that ny condition was largely due 10
the use of coffee OF which was great
lover She knew what leaving OF coffee
and usiog Postum had done in her Own
case ard she finally persuaded me 20
make the same shift. which ] did with
cut much fai.h TO my everlasting sur
prise the change was wonderful fo- al
my old complaints soos ;essened and are
ROW completely gone The terrible feel
ings and sensations that cannot describe
have stopped completely and ! feel as Il
new. rich. rcd blood was flowing. through
ms veins bringing me health and hap
piness-
'All Of this know Is due 70 my hsv-
ing stopped the coffee ard used Postum
Ny husband and three sons all use Pos
tgna now snd enjoy IL greatly Name
given BY Postum Co. battle Creek, Mich.
Postum makes -ed blood
Look in each s-aese 60 ter a csqy Of Tire
famous little book, The Road 20 Well
VILE
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-29
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
DEEDS

WARRANTY DEEDS
Francis Harrison to David Howrey.
SW. 1882 r. Observation-Disclosures. $40
Belle W. Hendrix to Charles r. Free
man, September %. lots -. -. Wich-
tia street. Neiderlan-er' addition. Il
William u. Crawford 10 Hiram Mar
Tin. October %. beginning ga feet
north OF northeast corner Oak and
Texas avenue. Hiltons addition,
north GO feet. east l40 feet. south 90
feet, west $50 feet ..-....-.....-.... -
y. J. Waterbury to r. a. Sankey.
May -. lots IS. -. So %. Abbie ave
me. Central avenue addition ........
James n. Stewart To r V. SkinnelI.
October %. lots 20. - block u. 4th
avenue. Orme and Phillips addition /
Mrs, Matte Wysnt 10 Margaret
Peters. October -. lots ~. 81. Laura
avenue. Wollmans addition ....-...
J. c. Lowry 10 James J. Wright.
October %. north 3 feet. lot % Mos
ley avenue. Stovers addition. 4.
Gottliebin Parham to T. G. Parhom.
April p lots 30. 32. "a IS. Fourth
avenue, Deffenbaugh addition. lots
17e, rs. $50. 1S2. Fourth avenue.
Eagle addition: 20. q. "A. IS. Fourth
avenue. North Park addition. :. 70.
Fifth avenue. Morton Wollman's adj
dltion .---..---..-...- .-..--......-..... =
Wm. J.. Rieman to Clara Burnham.
August 20, beginning 20 rods west OF
northeast corner 22-25-I east south
a rods. west 1872 rods. north 2si1
rods. east 1872 rods to place OF be-
Pearl J. Conklin u J j. Harrison.
September 10. commencing Is feet
north OF southeast corner Tot lC3.
Waco avenue. north s2is feet. west
to east bSnk Of Little river. south
east along east bank Of said river
to point where said river iEtersects
a line drawn due west from the
starting point. east 10 beginning %
Clifford \. Cole 10 Mary T. Myers.
October 26, lots !. 3. Water street.
Bartholomew addition .-.-....---... Isg
Henry Haysemeyer 10 Laura +.
Stevenson. October -. west - feet
Of a tract beginning 90 rods west
~ northeast corner OF northcssi
quarter 2s-E-l east. west rods
south % rods east rods rorth -
rods 70 beginning; beginning e. rods
west OF northeast corner southeast
northeast 2s-27-1 east. south - foda,
west rods. north - rods. cast 4 rods
u beginning Observation-Disclosures. ies
Anton steiake 20 Joseph Young. Jan
urary =. ls9i. beginning az a point
767 . feet east q southwest corner
southwest fe-Z1-3 west. north ~ feet
east 10 feet. south is feet west -
feet TO beE.nning -...--- ...,..--...... isf
santa f. Lard Improvement com
pany 10 Cins Fun. Jsiy - 1m
acres in north half section a4-5-i
west --..-...--.-.-. .....-.-..-.-- -