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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-18
COMING LOCAL EVENTS.

Regular communication Of Wichita
Lodge, No. 90. A. f. and A n. Monday
evening at 7:S0 o'clock. work in the sec
ond degree.
Parents wishing TO enroll their children
in Miss Thompson's kindergarten az
Cleveland avenue Friends church. may
send them Monday at l:39 p. n.
There win be regular meeting OF IVY
Leaf Chapter. No. 20, O. L. g. on Tues
day evening. in the hall Of Albert Pike
lodge, No. SG, in Scottish Rite cathedral.
The regular. meeting Of Garfield Post
No. =, G.. A. r, win be held Tuesday
night at O'Clock in Garfield hall. A
full attendance OF ali the members Is de-
sired.
The Orchestral club VIII meet Tuesday
evening at 5 O'Clock IN the chapel of
Paramount college Take 7:15 car Main
and Douglas. New members WI enter OF
that evening
W0man's Veteran Relief Union VII
hold regular MEETING on Monday at Is
South Main street \ full attendance
is desired as there IS business OF Import
ance TO attersa To-
The South side Delivers will nec, with
Mrs. Elliot Chase az her home. Is5s South
Emporia avenue On Tuesday at 2.9a p
m Every member ssOEld be present
The first act OF Ronso and Juliet VIII be
read.
Wichita Council. No. ssI. Knights of
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-18

Columbus will hold social session on
Monday evening at their ball. corner OF
First and Main streets. All knights and
their ladies are cordially Invited TO at
tend.
Wichita Council. no. 40. Knights and
Ladies Of Security. viii give banquet
on Friday night for the members OF the
lodge. There viii be I. splendid feast ana
the lodge will pay~all bins. All mem
bers cordially invited.
Harmony Council. No. i2s. F. A A.
meets in regular session Monday night
over 400 East Douglas avenue. fun
attendance, desired. An members or me
driH team are requested to be present IN
fun uniform for drill practice
Union Veterans Union viii hold regular
meeting on Monday night at 1;Se o'clock
sharp. at hail. over Tspp's grocery store.
Every rnernber please be present Judge
Tucker win give short sketches CT army
life as 1t came 10 him IN the sixties
The first meeting OF the art depart
rnent Of the Twentieth Century club vii
o. held in the Unitarian church Tuesday
afternoon at 2.30 O'Clock. Mrs. Reach is
leader. The subject. '.EaFiy Netherlands
Art Any woman interested IN tbs
study Is invited 10 come.
Regular meeting Peerless Princes
camp No. Issl. Modern woodfnsn II
.Ameriea. All Inembsrs are requested 20
be present. Business ef importance %
rome before the camp. Oalcers and for
szters phase be oa tlusa ss there S.i bs
several candb.zts FOR Initiation
Granville Lov1frer. back from kis tEo
weeks trip II western Kansas. viii again
sDeak 81 Garfield ha1I. al ociock llsis
AFTERNOON. II. Io.thcr has ZONE inter
sstins expsriences q tel o. his TIP.
among fhc-r il he uajustinaiie arrest 8
Great Bcnd FOR speaking on ne szrea1t
Tfs H7h snnuzi opsn day Tor ,irs D~a-
eoness Home VII be FRIDAY. Oeaooer =
from 20 Io p. m TAis t. the SPECIAL .
dsv st apart f5r sha friends q t5s
-ork 70 VISIT the home snd sriaE any
ssppl!ss O. money they 61sirc q CON
trEb-te toward the sssgport ef ths hosHe-
Nrs II. seh~es;sr ard Nss- u. Boite
-rsli give = coree social AZ ise resias-ce
~ Mrz- u. BoI.e. No. II sossth Wafer
street sor TIE bs-sns ef TIE Gerzusa {
Evarxriicsi cnarch o. thursday. fss
zzs- AL friends ard seqsaintasoex are /
cordially Invited 70 stiezd- i cosn- !
Faeroes a. o'eio<k =. rn-. ard csosss a. I
Sp. n
The Htsslzsss C<rsssery zssSSssf4sa wi'i Z
give . soeizl next Tsssszy nszht azd -
i - 10 D. AZ the torze & ssrs- Jp< Csr- 4
~ss - 4GcusA k-sEsrs~. eTsFy esss - 49,
Esrsx a <uos tzzz Al trserts are in 4
sl.sd. 1zs IS tEe etr~e; ezrs ngw pass - /.
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strengthen these nerves and give tone 10
the mucous membrane There is no other
internal catarrh remedy that has proven
effective IN all cases.
The most distinguished men 81 tho
United States have no hesitation IN lend
ing their influence 10 assist IA betting ths
people know 81 the virtues Of PeruHa.
Nearly oEe-h.if the people are in sozns
degree affected by catarrh. Therefore is
is almost a national curse and Il s. of
national import that the people should
know OF Peruna-
Pe-ru-na Cannot Be Initiated.
Some things may be successfully ini-
tated. but Peruns cannot DE EvsTy one
purchasing Peruna should lock out for
limitations. Examine each package care-
fully. II you have ever used Peruna. or
If you have ever tasted II. you are pot n
the slightest danger of belng misi@a
by these limitations. but an thoss b.
ginning the use OF Peruna should be-
ware A
Beware Of limitations. Believe no ers~
who tells YOU that he has a feaiedy thar
h making the same cures hat Fergna II
making
II you have any doubt a. "a The eenu-
ineness OF the bottle of Peruna goa are
using. write 20 Dr Hartman and tha
fraud. II there BE- any. yin soon be de-
aeetcd
II you do not Derive prompt aud satis-
factory results from the ure - fefisna.
write at once 90 Dr. Hart-1au. giving a
full statement ~ your caeo and he Ffi
be pleased 20 give you bis yalaabie adj
vice gratis.
address pr. Hartman. prfslGegt q
The Hartman Saniiariffn. coiefufHr %.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-18
ONE OF JIM LANES SCOUTS
r.. A. HOWELL CROSSED THE BoR-
DER WITH LANE IN 1856.
Resided in Wichita 25 Years--WilI
Celebrate His 87th Birthday Tues
d5y-challenee Any Man in
Kansas of His Age for
Jumping or Wrestling

In this age of new health foods and new
diseases being sprung on the suffering
public every change OF the moon it is
relief and an inspiration to meet a man
OF mature years who has seen the rough
side OF frontier life and experienced all
kinds of hardships. but who is hale and
hearty and enjoying health and happi-
ness. Last Friday reporter for the
Eagle had the pleasure of meeting Mr. r.
~ Howell wlfo resides at S3S Maple
street. on the West Side. one Of Wich-
itas cid pioneers and well known citi-
zens. having resided in Sedgwick county
Tor over twenty-five years. and q citizen
of the Sundower state since 1856, when
n, crossed the border with jim Lane, and
has ever since made his home in Kansas.
MIR Howell viii be 81 years Old next
Tuesday. October %. and while convers-
ing with the reporter stated that he
challenged any man or his age in the
state for a jumping or wrestling match.
and as he would rise from his chair with
Is perfect ease and grace as a child and
walk with~a quick. elastic step bright
eyes and in perfect physical condition,
the reporter decided that he could back
his challenge.
But the story OF the past few years of
Mr.. Hevei1 life is of gresetest interest.
Up unin abour tli,ee~ years ago he has
enjoyed comparatively good health but
about three years ago he WAS afflicted
with stomach troubles. which rapidly
grew worse developing, Kidney and urinal
troubles. ne almost lost ms hearing and
grew veay- weak: could net s1eep moor
rest. and was tfna 81 to perform any
work. lie sradbsliv grew worse, uhtn
he was helpless; cassla.sndt rise from
chair without gre1t effort and the use
of cane ard ofeelItigies others had to
assist him. lie could not walk Mr.
Howell is a doctor himself and has been
IN the patent medicine manufacturing
business. He was told by several doc
tors with whom he consulted that his
msl2dy was Bright disease. and that il
would have 10 run its course. and finally
take him. and he had about resigned
himself 10 that fate. when an article in
The Eagle. which is a regular morning
rvisitor at the HoweR home. set hi.., to
thinking. The article was regarding
PROF. samGeis ana his wonderful and
seemingly miraculous cures. and Of how
ali physicians had given Up hope when
the sufferers had been cured by this Won
derful man and his great discovery.
Air Howell decided that II Prof. sam
uels could do such wonderful work hy
treating the eyes. ne would give his treat
nent trial. Ills son. Win. Howell who
lives near. assisted him into a buEgv and
took him 20 Prof. Samuels' oface ana
they had 10 almost carry him IN the
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stairs to the office. He commenced TAX
ing treatment three weeks ago last
Thursday, and in one week he was able
TO walk up the stairs alone. and when
the reporter saw him he had walked
from his home on the West Side to the
Office and was looking like a man thirty
years younger. Mr.. Howell stated that
he was as well as ever before in his
life, except his hearing, and it has i'm
proved so much that IL doesn't trouble
him but very little in conversation,
which fact the reporter observed. Mr..
Howell arose from his chair as an ath-
lete and walked across the room with
elastic and firm step. He said that he
would challenge any man of his age in
the stale for a jumping or wrestling con-
test and If any one accepts his challenge
the reporter is gong to wager his hat on
Mr. Howell winning.
Since commencing TO take Prof. Sam
uels' treatment he has taken no medi
cine or treatment of any kind except
Prof Samuels' secret remedies, admins
tered through the eyes, and is liberal in
praise of the great cure it has effected
for him. He is grateful TO Prof Samueis
for restoring his health. and saws that he
now sleeps like a child and awakes in
the morning feeling refreshed and in per-
feet health. Mr.. Howell stated thai he
would be glad to do anything that would
influence or help other sufferers to know
OF this man who cures disease, who pro-
auces results, and whose references are
his patients; that people need not take
his word for il. but that any of his fam
lily or neighbors will tell the same story.
Although they were somewhat skeptical,
yet they can't deny facts.
Prof. Samuels has performed many
wonderful cures. but possibly none OF
more Importance from q test standpoint
than this case of Mr.. Howell, from
the fact of his advanced age.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-18
WHO GOT THE PRUNES?
Former Wichita Girl Writes of Her
Troubles.

Boise, Idaho. Oct. u. 1903.
To the Nail Clerk who Confscated My
sample Box OF Prunes Last Month.
Wichita, Kansas:
Since my box was destined never TO
reach the one for whom it was intended.
Lam pleased to know that Wichita. my
former home. should have the sample of
Idaho fruits.
am sending another sample down the
dne. Please pass it On. These are sound
ones Sincerely.
ONE OF IDAHoS ADOPTED DAUGH-
TIERS.
The explanation for this letter is as
follows; The law says that when pack
age contains perishabIe matter that de-
composes ii shall be thrown out on be
coming offensive. This is evidently whN
has happened 10 the Idaho girls prunes.
She learned OF Wichita's part in it from
the fact that when the decomposed mat
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-18

exactly as Congressman Goodrich OF
Oklahoma says: ''Peruna IS not only a
cure for catarrh. but also most vIgor-
Gus tonic"
These two facts are beyond coutrs
versy Any remedy that operates e.
tone up the whole nervous system viii
also operate benefcslly upon eatarrh.
Catarrh IS simply a fiabby condition Of
the mucous membrane. This nab5iness
has been brought about by exposure TO
cold which finally depresses the nerves
supplying the mucous membrane.
Peruna operates Immediately go
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-18
Congressman Goodrich Recommends
pe-rtt-ra

Fred s. Goodrich. Shawnee. Okla, ex-
nnen1her of Congress from Florida. 5lst
Congress. writes from washington. ID. G:
Il am assured and am satisfied that
your Peruna is not only cure for
.eatarrh but also most vigorous tonic
AS so many OF my friends have been
benefited by it's use, l have no hesitation
in recommending it to the pubic -
Fred S. Goodrich.
Peruna has cured more catarrh than
all the other remedies combined. II Is
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-18

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-18
ON HUSBANDS PATENT.
Mrs. Nellie Bennett Receives Royalty
From Winchester Arms Co.

Friends Of Nrs. Nellie Bennett val -
glad 70 hear that She. Is meeting win
very good fortune. y friend ef hers r..
Gently received a letter from her. ssylns
that the Winchester people were giving
her a royalty on a patent - her isrs
husband. a. l. Bennett. she says X =
enough 20 kssp hsr in eGzaEsrt aha rest
of her iffe-
nirs Bennett once lived IN Wichita. AMI
has a host Of friends ard acquaintance
here. she has been travelling fog ths
Iaain-Rand Powder company fer cone
time. her duties consisting q target sx-
hibitious. IN which slse IL very skilif1l-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-18
DID ORIENT suY7
That Is What Many Would Like 20
Know.

There zas a persistent rszraor OF ths
streets yesterday . the effect shat The
ground directly ofposIse shs Fyi@eo pa
senrsr station Sifb fresrsEs of hsf
block cf ground on Douzi8s. had heeu
sold "a officials of TIE onsui rsBfoaa
Tor EeN9
". c. EdEsrds not be4ng "a tke cstT.
Coru ercial Agers BurToEs vas czlies ~
~ telephone izzt night. aid SAID
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in
relief decided
rtrvea mpb
them
aft O
good Won Iaveat ished in
N
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-18
SUBJECT FOR BUSINESS MEN.
Mail Service Between Carmen and
FsirvieW Lacking.

a matter for the Chamber of Com
merce's attention was suggested by
citizen yesterday. 1t is the proposition
OF mail service on the Orient railroad.
between Carmen and Fairview. Okla
homa towns. This is matter of import
ance TO the Oklahoma towns more than
to Wichita, probably. but yet it is de-
clared that it affects Wichita in a great
enough way to warrant looking after
Mail service from here to Carmen is
good. The Orient has been running trans
from Carmen on to Fairyiew for some
time, but the government has failed to
do it's part.
Dowden's Blue Ribbon Baking Powder
guaranteed as good as Prices or Royal,
at half the price. Made in Wichita
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-18
REAL ESTATE DEALS.
Many Pieces Of Property Sold by One
Firm in. a Week

DR. Hamilton bought of John Mangan
SO acres in-5utler county
z. r. Barrett bought .Ar. Berry.s farm
in, Minnella township.
Samuel Brown bought Mf. wise's farm,
Q1iles south of city on Hydraulic
All the above deals were made through
the real estate firm of John Ferriter, l37.
North Main.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-18

Peruna has re-
ceived the endorse
mert OF over nfty
members or Con-
gres $. thirty six
Generals IN our
Army. Adnirals in
the Navy, Consuls.
Governors. Judges.
Mayors. Physicians.
Lawyers. and thou
sands OF people IN
private fife. Many
households regard
Peruna as their
family medicine.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-18

house. IL viii be convenient fer fvery
ore to attend Refreshments viii be
served by the ladies Of the association.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-18

The little son OF John LindeTs, aged Ia.
died at his home at 2Sis North Lawrence
avenue last evening.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-18

A Guaranteed Cure for Piles
Itching. Blind, Bleeding or Protrudfng
Piles. Your druggist viii refund money II
PaZO OINTMENT fails to cure you. in
6 TO IA days soc.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-18
ELEPHANT EATS PASSPORT


An knslishman. one OF the conductors
of the elephants which have been per
forming in the Aqusyian here. has report
ed 10 the police the loss OF his passport.
which occurred under strang conditions
He slept IN the same place as the
elephants. and as appreciation against
their predatory habits used to hang up
his coat on nail above their reach. one
night BY an oversight he hung it on a
lower nail and was suddenly awakened
eyaa disturbance among the animals
Geldng UP, he saw two OF the elephants
fighting for the possession Of his coat
OF which each held r portion his trunk
Before he could intervene the coat vas
torn in twain AID one OF the animals pull
ed out from his portion of the pocketbook
eontsining the EngIishr1an's passport. a
small sum OF money. and pencil case.
and swallowed it-St Petersburg Cor
respondent London Mail
G. ?. Nelson. a railroad clerk at La
crosse. Wis. was writing with an indszi-
bic pencil AZ his desk whea Suddenly the
point snapped OF and entered his eye
penetrating the c6-rsea The lfttle pEsce q
matter Was partially dissolved. ard scat
tered around over the syebaIi. coloring
the white and In fact. eve-y VISIBLE per-
ton OF the eye \ rhvstclan removed
Ire pencil pof-5t. tat c0sid Eok restore
the eye - its color.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-18

$500 black ostrich plumes. $500 each.
Hat sale this week. Shields Millinery
Co., l37 y. Main street
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-18
Notice 70 Real Estate Agents.

All my property is hereby Withdrawn
from ne market Jscob Hiss&ntz.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-18

Of the postal people.
The J. r. Kearns Cigar Co. make spe-
cial feature OF their Clear Havana line,
carrying such well known brands as the
Optime, Charles the Great Henry the
Fourth. Sanchey Y Haya, American, AL
exander Humboldt, Ell Salero. Cortez,
Foneda. La Belle Suprame Henry Irving,
Ell Symphonic, Porthos, La Fama and La
Duquesita. These goods carried in vari-
Gus sizes and prices. In the OptiIo alone
we carry II different shapes. The ]. r.
Kearns Cigar Co. dhe Up-to-date CT
PariStcl
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NLk-.~..-Mrv7e- Chief of r.lte..
To DR.. kilmer & Co,
Binghamton, n. Y.
oalcers 81 tte Blnghamton. y y, Polce pepartment.

If you are sick badly" begin taking the famous
discover Kiners swamp Root because as soon as
your kidneys they viii help all the other organs to
health a viii convince any
unhealthy kidneys responsible for
other disease therefore when
through neglect other kidney trouble is permitted
continue fatal results follow Kidney trouble
Tiates dizzy restless, eepess and
irritable you pass often through the day and
obges to get times during the night Unhealthy
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the gendors
Washington, D. c.
The Peruna Drug Mfg Co, Columbus Ohio.
Peruns Tor ncgeston
use-Chss W. Thompson
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-18

non u l. Russell ex-Cougressman and Goveruor-eiect
Oh ~. T.. writes from Wilmington y. e. follows
: - u cheerfuily Join with United States Senator
}Prtchard and conaressmen Blackburn and Linnsy in
Recommending Peruna invIgorsting tonic"
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fir b bunA Also b tHn nan aaut kneau ba eruua@a c If the thousands
r nonanu ommAan fng
ty his offer Tic aya oDr Knn& h
already HI spH t is vha yupsdo camp rr
al l n vayb bottle
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ter was thrown out the empty box is sent
on to its destination, explaining the action
of the postal people.
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kidneys cause rheumatism gravel catarrh of the bladder
pain back, joints and muscles makes your
head ache and back ache Indigestion, stomach and
liver trouble; you salow, yellow complexion makes you
feel though trouble have plenty OF
ambition but no strength; get weak and waste away
is used in the leading
bospitas physicians in their private prac
tce themselves because they recog
nfz IN IT the greatest that science
has ever compound.
The Alaska prospector., 1903-01-22
Shot His chum.
Special Correspondence to the PnosrEcros.

Special Correspondence to the PRosrEcroR.
 Kenai, Alaska. December 3d., 19O3-I do not know how cold you are having it down there, but it is frigid enough here to suit me, al- though I must say it has been very pleasant with all it being 26 and 28 below.
 The Kusiloff and Kenai rivers are about frozen over, 90 we can expect some of the boys down with their sle,ls.
 The Inlet is showing the result of these cold snaps by having small ice foes, and it makes boating rath. CT risky.
 We were greatly, disappointed upon the return of the mail carrier to hear that no steamer carrying mail had been to Homer at the time he left, which was on the 26th. He returned without any mail so as to go righ; back with the outgo- ing mail, but 1 think the majority would have preferred to have him wait and thereby bring the incom-. ing mail.
 A sad accident occurred amongst the natives on the Sth. of last month. Quite a number started out hunting and during the time Oi course, had 60 have something to eat, so two of them said they would try and get bull moose. They stayed so long that the others eot tired waiting and started nome. Wh le on the road they thought some shO,s were fired, but so dis tani tha! ti.cy could not be cer ain. Towards evening they came to a camp evidently made by the moose hunters, SO concluded to stay over night there. Just after starting in
The Alaska prospector., 1903-01-22
Schooner Wrecked.
Special Correspondence to the f'sc~rscros.

l''fsi'7ti'N to tii' HSrFrf IftS.
 Coal Harbor, Alaska, Dec. 1o.- Wm. 4. Tadmore and Fre,l- erick Edmunds arrived here over land yesterday, from Unga, and report themselves as passengers with nineteen others, on the small Kodiak schooner "I.ettic" bound from Nome to Valdez. After leinv out thir,y-five days they cncoun- tered severe storms and were driv- en ashore in Haverdeen bay on the north side of the Alaska peninsula, where all hands, save the captain and the other half owner left the vessel then, partially wrecked. hard and fast on the beach, and travelled overland to Portage bay on the Pacific side of the peninsula. All of their marine disasters they attribute to too much wind, whis- key and poker chips.
 These men confirm the previous report of the loss of Q large three masted schooner; salmon laden, at Ilenbeck bay, adding that three parties, essaying to reach the shore in a dory, after the vessel struck, were drowned. The other members of the ships company arrived safely at Dutch Harbor. The name of the schooner is not known.
 The PRospEcroR is received here and read with pleasure. Valdez now being connected with the out. side world by telegraph, is easily the most important town in North ern Alaska.
 H. s. T.
The Alaska prospector., 1903-01-22
Cold at Resurrection.

Resurrection Bay, Jan. 7th. 1903.
 The first overland mail arrived in Sunrise Dec. 22d., having been delayed by heavy snowstorm on the Resurrection side, where it showed five feet in one night and then turned into rain and made travelling very bad. So far it has been a hard winter. stormy and cold. On Dec. 29th., it was 26 be- low zero at the Forks and 40 below at Lynx creek and much colder on Bench creek summit: Probably 90