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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-30
eAiN's REPORT IN.
Many Thousands of Dollars May BE
Lost IN the Deal

Guthrie. r. Dec p -Cni;sd STATE.
AttorEey Speed ~ this city today 80
c.ived a letter from senator iiitrbeacz
announcing that Government Assayer
Balm under tn~ direction ~ She interior
department. had examined ths WichHa
mountains. which have been boonsrd dur.
snz the iss; Eix months ~ e Eoif-b~afirz
country and had found that none of th~
assays showed ore iu the proper seass =
tho word ard that the rsSi0n has 20
present or prospective value "a mir
srsl producer As q result - this hnd
inE many thousands - follars ~hi@h ha
been Invested In the Sslds b. c@siiai'-fs
ali over she United Stats wiii - s.st
The tvo fha1szn8 miners who are IN the
nsinss ard mos; ~ whom sre corf<nfirs
the entries q THE h,r7~gfssderr ard tfv-
ing 10 establish uireTni rshfe mus
move ard The h0usestsadsrs rlil receive
their aasi proof Haios regosf nsas ras
- accepted a. eonciYsive - sossss ~,
g vii ~ irart vf9u re ssilirk - asek
snS 'bs further development n fbe rsslos
f0T . fss Tr8re u East
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-30
How to Find Out

II there is any doubt in your mind as 10
your condition. take from your urine on
rising about four ounces. place it in a
glass or bottle and let it stand twenty
four hours. II on examination it is milky
or cloudy. If there is brtclz-dust set
tling. or if small particles float about in
It, your kidneys are in need OF immediate
attention.
Swamp-Root is pleasant to take and is
used in the Itading hospitals. recommend
ed by physicians in their prira,e practice.
Editorial NOTE Tou may have "a
swa mp Root. sent absolutely free by mai
Root and containing many of the thoasa
ters received from men and women who
lives. TO the great curative properties If
& Co. Binghamton. \. y. he sure 10 say
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-30
FOR FAIR ASSOCIATION.
Meeting Has Been Called at Oklahoma
City for January II.

Shawnee. o. r. Dec. 2s-Considerabls
interes, Is being manifested here IN the
call issued by Dr. B. F. Hamilton FOR
meeting OF all parties interested IN ter
ritbrial fair association FOR 1904 a Okla
homa Cite on January II. Wichita. WIN
flolG ard Hutchinson all want member
ship. The fair grounds here have been
sold but others would be easily obtaira
BILE and ther> is every prospect that a bie
circuit can be organized With this city
as one of fts members
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-30
STATION ON THE LINE.
Perry Division of the Frisco Takes in
Many Places.

Perry. o. r, Dec es-The following
are the stations on the Perry division of
the new road put in operation today
with four trains daily: two passengers
ard two accommodation trains; distance
129 miles:
A V. & w Juncticn al Tussa Fisher.
keystone. Manford. IeTlton. Greenup.
Casey. Pawree. Va;eria Morrison Sum
rer. Fisk. Perry, Gansel. Lucien. Bullitt,
Coyinston. Faicmount. Gavin and Enid.
Enid will be the end of the division.
Conductor W y. Gregory was in charge
of the first eastbound passenger train
No. COS. which arrived on schedule time
al Perry. at 9:53 a m.
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SPURIOUS COIN APPEARS.
Poor imitation of the Dollar ard Half
Dollar

Shawnee. O. T.. Dec. 2.-For q few
days past a number of counterfeit half
dollar and 81 dollar pieces have been cir
culating through this city. They are
very poor imitation. being much lighter
than the usual metal. and with no ring
at all, Several flaws on the face and
edge show that the coins arc nodded from
a mold made from the real coin as
model and that the metal is poured IN on
the edge. Many of them are dated 1901.
The officers here believe that the money
is made in Shawnee by experts who pass
il on saloons in times Of rush business.
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for five years. His father and mother
separated in Illinois and after his mother
married again they removed to Higgins.
Tex. where his stepfather and mother
left him. The boy has been making his
own way ever since and for the past two
months has been selling newspapers on
the streets.
Before the United States commissioner
yesterday the boy told different stories
about the transaction on which he was
held and the postal authorities insisting
that the charges be pressed. the lad was
committed by The commissioner and tax
en- to Guthrie. where he Till probably be
placed in the Rescue Home until other
disposition is made OF his case.
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Foruery th- Charuc.

Shawnee. o T. Dec ss-R C. Fox hss
been arrested IN Oklahoma city. chsfssd
With forrinE the name If four Sha~nss
here. FFe was attempting 20 cssh
shsck for - slsuse Hlth the name sf "a
l. Chapman, vice president % fhe First
National bark hsre when srr-si.s
book rled w'th checks fcr various
amounts signed with forxe1 nsnsn =
many business rnen here -ss fe8.d IN
he pocket He va committed - rs.
rof.0rv taH
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-30
FAvoRs nR. HAvioHoRer.
Guthrie Man Has Support in City of
Lswton

'fIsvinzhorst is one 81 the best baisi-
ness managers ths party ,as IN the South
wcst he knows every BODY IN the terri
tory ard he has the reputation of being
good mixer. broad ssuser politically
and a man who makes friends wherever
he goes In thu house Of congress within
A month 'Havvy would have every man
IN that body a personal friend Tis -sy
Re has and it is a very good way for
man who wants % q 20 congress"
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is worth and believes the Democrats
would have certain victory by nominat-
ing hir. know HaVighorst to he the
best posted man politically and on the
needs of the territory in the Democrats
party in Oklshoma today. and if the
Democrats would nominate him they
would have a wal>aysav. He is business
man something the Republicans have al
ways chosen in their nominee, bat which
important characteristic has been over
locked TOO often 10y the Democrats in Sc
lec,ing their nominee for congrcss.
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DENIES THE STATEMENT.
Attorney General Roberts Declares
There Are NO Charges on File

Guthrie. O. T. Dec. @9.-Becausc Attor
neg General Roberts has cvoncludsd t.
move to Enid to practice law In partner
ship with John F. Curr2n % that c.tl.
the statement has gone forth that charges
have been preferred against him ani
that ho will resign. Attorney General
Roberts denies emphatically that any
charges against him are on filc
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on SERIOUS CHARGE.
lad is Sai5 10 Have Opened ard Rob-
hea Pcstofhce Ean

cklshoma Clty. a. r. De ss-Eluer
E--asy- = years old. pas sazsa ~ Gath
T.- yssie7day asteruoaa - Depusy Tasted
states .i=rzhal Raxtsr on seria.,s
charge 1sst carrier Stump complained
% the Ju-cei S-atss cszasa-ss.5n-T this
r-ora,nE tha- te had c~usar tlle box la
ae aet OF Opening ara -1on.rz the l.
store passc;[-ce laS ard CAUSED a j-rs'-
- Ststcs NaTssnt ~ ~ l<suc1 Sor shs
BOYS arrest
Eimsrs story e sd ere iEs has
bern srSeraI n1nths .1 THIS c.tr. h71c-
less. AID says d Aas kaowa 70 pagezts
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-30

Shawnee q r. Dec - James "
Aydsi1tts forrn.f president - ,hs es,y
council hr-s -sa rnsnfrf vss;er1sy 81
Mount Ts~uo7. No. 20 nise Nab f}es-
NJ formerly %, ;his rltF ~ "a r-sasx.r
sad pr7cirsl o-nsr - - iarKe-s r1fso-
0i NIL fl tn -oath-~r' anf = si.o yfe-
.r~ssder; - fhs sts-r.e Ssits1si ssns
lie wal reside or Sorth Brosd~sy i-
cExw~se
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-30
tswamp-Root is pleasant TO talle)

and is taken by doctors themselves who
have kidney ailments, because they recoS-
nizc in it the greatest and most successful
remedy for kidney. liver ana bladder
troubles.
II you are already convinced that
Swamp-Rcot is what You need, you can
purchase the regular iifty-cent and one
dollar size bottles at the drug stores
everywhere. Doa't make amy mistake
but remember the name, swamp-Ro6t, Or.
Kilmer's SWamp-Root. ard the address
Tinghamton, y. Y. on every bottle.
sample bottle of this wonderful remedy.
also book telling all about swamp
ds upon thousands Of testmopial let-
we their good health in fact tEeir very
;wamp-Root. In writing to Or. kiimer
you read this generous offer in the Wich-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-30

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-30

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Eloped to Guthrie.

Guthrie q. 2. Dec. @.-G Geerge Mosey
ara Aiss Aly,a Turley. be;t OF Oklahoma
Citg. oloped TO Guthr.c Yesterday and
NoIe msrriel.
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Storage Tank Completed.

Tulsa. I. r. Dec. 29.-The big storage
tank Of Guffey & Galley in this city is
completed The company has several
miles of piping laid so various parts Of
the outlying neld and VIII soon begin to
pump oil. The tank holds 55.0') barrels
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-30
A Guaranteed Cure fer Piles

Itching. Blind. Bieeding CT Pro;rudlng
Plies Your druggist viii refnnf money n
PAZO OINTMENT fails 30 cure you. IN
& to "a days 50c
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Wreck Victim Is Dead.

Oklahoma city. O. r. Dec. 29.-Ncws
was received here today Of the death Of
a b. Darlington. who was injured in the
Frisco wreck At Godfrey. Kan. lie died
ir the Fort Scott hospital Darlington
relatives live here and the body is ex
pected 10 arrive tonight Darlington was
= rnaii clerk and rcomed a 80 Charlotte
street in Kansas CITY.
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Ardmore. /. T. Dec. ce.-Tha store of n.
:. Thomas q merchant At Purdy. was to-
tally destroyed by Gre. Mr. Thomas. who
slept in the store. was probably fatally
burned. No Insurance vas carried on the
stock
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-30
ARE YOUR KIDNEYS WEAK?

To Prove what the Great Kidney Remedy. Swamp
Root, will do for YOU, Every Reader OF the Eagle
May Have Sample Bottle Sent Absolutely Free
ky Nail.
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DEDICATORY EXERCISES
Of the Church of the Second Advent in
 Fair Haven.

Of the Church Of the Second Advent in
 Fair Haven.
 The people of the church of the Sec end Advent are very busy getting their new chapel trimmed up for the dedica- tory exercises to be held there January list to 2d inclusive.
 The chapel is located on Grand ave- nue opposite Strong school. and is a neat, plain place of worship. The peo- pie of this church have formerly met in Central hall, No. 3s Grand avenue, and they are very proud of their new chapel, inasmuch as they are on the ground floor now where they believe they can reach the people to better ad- vantage. Their pastor Rev. W. G. Brown, is a man who is loved by his people, and is one of the most popular pastors Fin Fair Haven. It is due to his perseverance and energetic work that this new church is reality. The dedicatory exercises will take the form of a conferenc, as there are many peo- pie expected from out of town. The dedicatory sermon will be preached by Rev. W. N. Pyle Of Brooklyn, N. Y, one of the abiest writers in the Advent ist ranks; algso Mrs. R. J. Smith, edi- tor of the Herald of Life," will preach Saturday. She is one of the ablest speakers on the platform in the New England states. Rev. Henry Stone of Wallingford, noted evangelist, will be here also. Rev. Albert Edgerby of South Manchester, Rev. G. Barker of Bristol and many others, including some New Haven pastors.
 The public is especially invited to all of the exercises. Arrangements have been made for special singing and mu- sic. Programme. of exercises will be announced each day.
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gimancta1.
YESTERDAYS STOCK MARKET
Pronounced Disposition to Take Prohn

Pronounced Disposition to Take PEofiis
 New York, Dec. 3o.-There was pro- nounced disposition to take profits in to-day's stock market. But there was not lacking a fostering care which held it in check on the declines and nursed the recoveries. The opinion was there by caused that while the large interests behind the market were disinclined to continue the advance in face of a stiff call money market, they were by no means willing to relinquish the advan-
 tageous position secured for the year end situation. The pinch in the money market was effective in disiodging some speculative holdings in to-day's mar
 ket, but the Watehful guardianship was
 evidenced by the way in which infiu- ential stocks were bid up to hold prices.
 The Pacifics and the United States Steel stocks were conspicuous exam pies. Some of the less prominent stocks which have enjoyed violent advances in the last few days were forced back l with proportional violence in the days realizing. The electric stocks and the high priced coalers were in this list.
 The New York Public utilities were also markedly reactionary. The Read ing statement of November net earn ings showing a decrease of $372,o00 for all the companies compared with last year, hurt the eoalers. The speeula- ton in United States Steel preferred was very active throughout the day
 and was accompanied by many rumors
 as to the coming dividends to be de- I cided early next month. The price of the stocks has been accepted as dis
 counted and a probable suspension of dividends on the common and a reduc- l ton of the preferred. The rumors cur rent to-day that the preferred dividend would he maintained and 8 common l dividend possibly retained were there fore sufficient to alarm a short interest
 in the stock. The opening money rate
 at per cent. was the highest of the 1 day and comment on the stock ex- change was caused by the fact that one Of the great banks were freely calling loans, while another was as freely of-
 fering funds, with resulting break in 1 the loaning rate late in the day to nonl-
 inal figures, the two institutions being
 generally accepted as representative of
 the two great groups of capitalists in
 the street. The inference was drawn
 that there was a difference of opinion
 between the two as to stock market
 policy. The feverish and excited cotton
 market had some disturbing effect in
 the stock market. The closing was dull
 and heavy, but at a considerable re-
 covery from the lowest.
 ] Bonds were active and easy. Total
 sales par value s2,14a,00o.
 United States bonds were weak ow- ing to the expiration of the refunding
 privilege. The threes were down to
 1 IA, the old fours registered ? and the
 old fours coupon 1-4 on call.
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ENTERTAINMENTS.
Hyperion Theafsr.

Frank Daniels appears at the Hyper ion theater next Tuesday and Wednes- day evening in his successful musical comedy '.The Office Boy,' under the management of Charles B. Dillingham;, who provided his conlical little star with the best vehicle that he has Yet had. The play is now completing very successful three months run in New York city. where it received the most extraordinary praise from the neWspa- per critics. In it Daniels represents an office boy who masauerades as a ioekeyfi and the fun is fast and furious. Good songs and comical situations abount and the predicaments into which the unfortunate office boy gets are de- scribed as being ludicrous in the ex- trerne. The musical score by Ludwig Englander is very tuneful, and has three or four numbers destined to great popularity. Among them the greatest hit appears to be a comic song by MT. Daniels called I'm on the Water Wagon Now" The company is reported to be very large and clever one and the dresses and scenery are described as rich and sumptuous. Seat sale opens Friday. Prices s1.50, s1, 75c.
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sents Libby in correct imitation of the renowned Buffalo Bill," Colonel Will liam c. Cody.
 Harry Brown in colored singing num- Der includes 'The Missionary Man. Tt Ain't no Disgrace to Run When You Are Scared:" Hopack and West in the Female Editor::" Alexis and Schall. who open the show with a turn styled Tommy Atkins and the Dancing Girl.''
 The electograph has a wonderfully realistic series of the motion pictures styled ''The Great Train Robbery" The tower man surprised and bound, train stopped, messenger robbed and killed, engineer oyerpowered, fireman, killed, passengers relieved of valuables and the fight and the chase of the robbers is all shown by the motion pictures.
 The show is excellent throughout fully up to the high standard maintain, ed at this popular resort.
 Prices: Evenings, 1Oc, 2Oc, soc; mati- nees, 10c, 20c; ladies at matinee, 10c; box seats, 5Oc.
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Closing Prices.

Following are the closing prices reported ty Prince X whsteiy. Bankers and Brokers. E. Broadway. New yors. and 10 Center st, New HayeR;
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P1iiss 'Fh aa ter.

Manager Poli announces an extra big bill for his patrons on New Years day and also that the show on that day at his theater will be 8 continuous one from to II p. m,
 < The Feature this week is Barney Fa- gan and Miss Byron in ''Idle Fancies," |" which allows for the presentation of some elegant costumes and some start ling electric effects. The Delmore sis- ters in vocal and instrumental music make up a pleasing diversion of the lengthy bill. Some solo work is also rendered very eharningly.
 Keno. Welch and Montrose in an aero- betic comedy are an attractive novelty act. and the comedy part is very funny.
 William Cahill as 'The Man from Ire la1d is very entertaining. J. Aldrich Libby and Katherine Drayer in a mu- sical comedy, "The Debutante," pre-
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A PRESENT FOR A LIFETIME.

There is no more suitable present than an elegant piano. It will last a life time and it will keep the donor in perpetual remembrance while it will cause the recipient perennial pleasure. But the piano must be good one. There are pianos and pianos. If you want to be perfectly satisfied get one of the following makes: A Chickering, kranich & Bach, Gabler, Sterling or Huntington. They are reliable and the public can depend upon them Accom- modatins terms. Cash or easy pay ments. Call and get all particulars. Visitors welcome.
 M. SONNENBERG PIANO CO. sdSl St S10 Chapel Street.
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$1O,OOO,OO0 Philadelphia, Baltimore X Washington
 Railroad Company.
 Pennsylvania Railroad system) 4OYeP FTd Mortgage E0uP Per Cent GOld Bonds (Part of an Issue Limited to s20,0O0,o0o) | 414. Principal Payable November 1st 1oA3 Interest payable sem-annually on May 1st and No vember lst, in the City of New York.


 
 
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DO YOU KNOW

That the Provident Life and Trust Co.,, of Philadelphia issues GENERAL ENDoW. MENT POLICIES at age 37 and under for lower premiums than whole life policies? We'll, such is the fact For proof, send for rates, giving exact age.
 T. E. DAVIES, Agent,
 6T4 State Street.
 Nav Haven, Gapps
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FIAMMONAssETT TRIBE, I. o. R. M.
 Hammonassett Tribe. No. 1, I. o. R. M, enjoyed the most successful busi- ness and social meeting so far held this season Tuesday night. An attend ance of eighty turned out to see the following efficient chiefs elected: Pro- phet, o. ". Clark: Saehem, George R. Watrous: senior sagamore, James E. Day; junior sagamore, A. E. Parsons; chief Of records, George F. Frisbie; keeper of Wampum, A. R. Downes; col- lector Of Wampum, Joseph A. Brum- ley; trustee, F. l.. Trowbridge.
 The elections were unanimous and enthusiastic. About twenty charter members were in evidence, not only by their votes but in their short addresses. The remarks of Walter Leigh, pr. Sweet, Carlos H. Smith, Peter Turhine, John H. Cain and Jacob Jacobs, as well pleasantly received.
 The report of the finance committee showed steady increase in the funds of the tribe and it is asserted show positively that the membership of BIO are better off financially than any simi- lar fraternal order in New Haven.
 Business closed at 10 D. m. The en- tire assemblage packed the social rooms of the tribe in the Hoadley building to the doors. These rooms have proved a boon to Redmenship in this city.
 The invitation is agan extended to all Red Men to visit these rooms at any time and also to attend the installation of the new officers on January 12, 1904. Refreshments will be served.
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COURIER DECEMBER
MIR. FITcHs PROMOTION.

Becomes a Member of the Firm of ,.
 R. Williston & Go.
 Herbert J. Fitch. manager of the GUS toners office Of Malcomb 6 Coomb, New York. will be connected with the firm of J. E. WiiIiston & Co. after Jan uary 1st. MT. Fitch formerly represent ed Malco1nb & Coomb in this city with his brother. Willard c. Fitch, who is manager of J. R. WiIliston 6 Co s branch in New Haven. Mir. Fitch's many New Haven friends will con- graduate him on his handsome promo ton.
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EEW FORK STOCK NARY ET.

Opening. Highest. Lowest puo,atfsn On the New York Stock Exchange, report. ed by Prince < Whftely, Bankers and Brokers, 52 Broadway, New York, and 15 Center street. New Haven. Conn.,:
 Open. High Low. Close.
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COUPON BONDS DENpNNATIpN OF $1 900 WITH REGsTRA VISION AND PRIVILEGE TO REc0NVERT REGISTERED BONDS BONDS. - :.