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70 PROIEST ADVANCE GUARD.
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in'f. .- 'NHp probability thai tho iron
hsf-- '"raru" Guard ain be barred from
eSt. nr N.burbau aud brooklyn handicap
A. osu~f n"shur-s- WHO did net Nj l.
- ua.s .rutiuurd stated yesterday that
. utter q ioTiEal protest sith ti.s
Dob ..I .sain-t Advano- Guard stariins
q. 900 hg haniiraps Tho ground "f
10 g. 'r-t v.i u. tl- failure 90 register ths
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When " A schick. Jr.. Of Harvard made
HE SENSATIONAL record Of 7 is seconds for
10 yaTds at the Columbia games on Sat
rday night the question sS asked by q
couple of the sseptics u the track was ON
oihIly "a. assured Nobody DC Itt-d the timins.
for tho ws,ch holders were Evsr Jsnssn
Wendell, Mortimer BISHOP. kobsu stoil and
& } Inesss. men al years Of eHpsri',los and
douis about the track Anrtl nsT BishOp of
tLe NswhoTkA & And D. j Gisnihyl. physi-
cal dirr'toT of that. club. nsssur,d the 10
i,. a. Ifs meat a. H. 10 yards sh lhoLas In,
oiuJins the tao W sssh Il hn's, shi' d
n.Tisa th sisH sId nHish the measurement
Aas 10 yaIds I inch's
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Pool.

Gardner was beaten by Otis IN the Arst Of
last nj yht's games In the professional tovrna-
a., It at the Columbia Academy In Brooklyn.
The score was 100 to o.
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Constitution 70 Be Launches rs-day.

NEW LONDON. Conn.,. March 7.-The sloop
yacht Constitution. which has becn In winter
quar- ters al the Thames Towboat Company's
shipyard, will be launched tomorrow morn
ing and towed to Bristol
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-09-06
NERVOUS DYsPE PSIA AND
HEART DISEASE.
Strong Endorsement From One OF
Wichita's Leading Shoe Statesmen.

This is to say that during the last sum
mer I have been seriously troubled with
nervous dyspepsia, insomnia, and heart
trouble / scarcely knew what it was to
have a good nights rest My food would
not digest, and / was absolutely incap-
able of transacting business properly. /
consulted three of wichita's best physi-
clans. one Of whom was leading special
ist. The best hope that l could receive
was, that after long and protracted
course of treatments. probably eighteen
months l might possibly be cured and at
an expense of several hundred dollars.
l was induced to take treatments from
G. w. c. Jones, the Osteo- Magnetic Heal
err of Wichita. although l had no faith
in his treatment. but just grasped at 1t
just as a drowning man grasps at a
straw. and for the further reason that
he cured me of bad case OF rheuma-
tism six years before, that had never re-
turned.
But it gives me great pleasure now
to state that after me taking treatments
from him l slept like a child. my bow
els move regularly and l digest prop
erly all food taken, and have no more of
those excrusiating and deathly headaches
that 1 was once afflicted with. and l cor
daily recommend him to all persons SUI
fering from like ailments.
p NJ. BENTLEY.
Shoe Department. The Hub" North
Main street
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-09-06
ANOTHER LIFE SAVED.
The Wife Of a Railroad Man Saved
After Doctors Had Pronounced Her
Case Homeless

This is to certify that last June my
wife who had never been in exceptionally
good health was attacked with serious
case of heart disease. Her body seemed
to shake as if from ague from the action
of the heart and for ten weeks her life
was despaired Of. We had two of Wich-
ita's leading physicians but without bene-
mt Her hours both by night and day,
were without rest or sleep; for her TO lie
down was impossible-the only semblance
Of rest was by sitting in an easy
chair. She was unable TO take nourish-
ment in any form, and as last our physi-
clan said that ali hope was gone.
However we were induced TO try Jones
as a last resort. and in one week she was
able to rest in bed and IN FIVE weeks she
was in as good health as she had been in
for years and took any food that she
wished. / can speak confidently and GER
tainly that he saved my wifes life and
will always merit my gratitude and APP
probation. ED RUNYAN.
Santa Re Yards.
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FEMALE AILMENTS.

This is one Of his leading specialties.
practicing as he does the great Brandt
System" IN yyneocoiogy. which is the
most scientific. modern and up-to-date
method OF treating diseases peculiar 20
vvomanhood on earth today and Il the
leading method in all the great saui-
tariums and hospitals OF Europe la
DIES STOP THOSE OPERATIONS
this treatment wiz save you. The names
Of several welI-knovn ladies Of this lily
can be given VOC who were saved after
leading physicians had pronounced the
case incuTable without an operation. r.
regular. painful and suppressed nenstru-
alton. prolapsus and ali ailments Of ov-
airy or uterus respond readily 10 this
treatment.
The names cf ladies' taking treat
n1ent for this class Of ailments are not
published, but ne has permission from
several 70 give their names 70 bona
fioe inquircrs who will personally call
for them.
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'-underwearr ard --ovescoats" In the
wearing apparel list. that the traveller r.
exempted en-. = "5eEel-y. THIS ard
these latter cases are bit samples %
those that are Constantly arising zn1
that puzzle even 20 PhiiaSeiphia law
ysrS. u IL rot IS simple matter 80
ran yihsnk either 70 write a statute that
q coach and four cannot BE oTiFea
through is. o. ~ apply x sftsrwaros 20
the UNUSUAL ard uatrezns~. o. cases that
are continuzIiy arising Tor adJusfr-ss;
urss3er it-res N0lnes Register and LssS-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-09-06
AT DEATHS DOOR.
Her Husband and Family From the
Jaws of Death

! cheerfully and earnestly bear testi-
mony 10 the wonderful healing power
OF G. W c. Jones. the Osteo-N Magnetic
Healer of Wichita. During the summer
of 1890 l was a resident OF the city of
Wichita. My wife had always been trou-
bled with heart disease and at that time
the change OF life coming on. she was
completely Frustrated with heart failure,
and weakness peculiar 10 her sex. One
minute she would he in chill. which
would rapidly pass 10 blood fashing In
her head with delirium, and she could
neither eat nor sleep. l had the best ply
sicians OF Wichita In attendance. bus at
last she got so low that their medicines
failed. and my wife lay dying.
But at the suggestion OF one OF these
physicians thanks TO this broadgauEe1
liberality) I sent for Jones. The frst
treatment Quieted the nervous storm anc
gradually from day to day she grew bet
ter and in three weeks she had pracs.c-
ally recovered She is now in the best
OF health. We are on our Oklahoma
farm. happy, well and contented. thanks
TO a magnetic healer
w. b. EDwARDs
Gage. O. +.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-09-06
ESCAPE
One of Wichita's Capitalists and Loan
AGENTS Escapes a Life of Misery.

For great many years l was con-
tinual sufferer from nervous dyspepsia
constipation. insomnia. and other accom-
panying ailments. 1 tried everything
that / could buy. from patent medicine
to hospital treatment without avail 1
could digest simply nothing without the
use of pepsin in some form and gradu-
ally grew worse.
Not having any faith in e. but purely
as an experiment. l took treatment frsm
G. w c. Jones, the Osteo-Maynfi tic
Healer OF Wichita. and can ;ruthfuly
say that after the first treatment ! COM
menced to improve. untfl after taking a
course Of treatment. / am completely
cured and ] am satisfied the cure is per-
manent, for IL is now over two years
since ! have taken a treatment and I
have no return Of the aiiment spoken Of
/ eat ana digest my food perfectly. sleep
well at night. and believe myself TO be IN
perfect health ORRIN SMITH.
IA y. Main Street
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y
and helped to swing him from the near
est cottonwood tree.
A less grewsome anecdote of the hui
morous daring of the woman, at more
recent date, is given by an eyewitness
of the scene described. To use his own
words: Two years ago Calamity Jane
was on her way from JAMESTOWN, n. D.,
TO livingston, Mont. Her birthday called
for proper celebration This was in
the cow town of Oaks, N d. she drank
much. and in one saloon the cowboys be-
gan to chaff her. With a grim smile she
invited every one up to the bar. Sud
denly two revolvers appeared, for she
could draw as quick as any man that
ever lived. Dance, you tenderfeet,
Dance she commanded. firing a few
shots into the air-and they did other
things. too, at her word, for they knew
that she was a woman not to be tried
with, and If they hadn't known. the way
she closed that saloon would have been
powerfully convincing" A little later,
during the Pan-American exposition, shS
was induced by interested friends TO go
to Buffalo. To this wild western woman,
who had never known a home. who hated
civilization, and who always had moved
at the sound of a distant locomotive,
the confinement was unbearable. She
hailed the coming of Buffalo Bill with
pathetic joy. To him she applied for funds
to return to her old stamping grounds n
Montana. For the sake of the days when
this weather-beaten. dissipated woman
was a handsome young girl, Col Cody
helped his former scouting companion
home From thence she wandered TO Da-
kota, where she died, eight miles from
Deadwood leaving a husband in Denver,
much younger than herself, and a mar
rled daughter whose name she refused to
give.
Such in life was the life of this singu-
lar woman. vouched for by those who
knew her well.
When the elastic line that bounded the
new west was merged into the Pacific
cable it was time for her TO go. Until
they. too, shall pass she will be renem-
bered by old-timers for her big heart,
and matchless courage; while all readers
of Bret Harte's The Luck of Roaring
Camp will recognize in Cherokee SAL
Calamity Jane, the Woman Scout
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KIDNEY AND BLADDER TROUBLE.
A WelI-Known Wichita Lady Cured Of
This Painful and Dangerous maiady.

To all persons afflicted with kidney and
bladder trouble. wish 20 say that ] mad
this trouble in the most aggravated form
that I ever heard OF. accompa MED 81
fncontinence OF urine in ifs most trouble
some ard painful form. I had leading
physicians and had spent several hundred
dollars without relief. bat on the con
trary. was gradually growing worse Two
years ago I was indnced 70 take treat
ment from g. ". c Jones. and IN iNo
months was radically and permanently
cured. since which time have had no
return or symptom of NY aiimeni
MRS D. c. HARPER
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ovARITls
One OF Wiehita's Beautiful and Accom-
plIshed Young Ladies' Saved from
the SURGEON Knife.

the Surgeons knife.
II gives me great pleasure @ onEoJace
that my daughter d now cured o. a tTuD-
bic that she has been afflicted With fyr
a long time. through the agency ~ ..
". c. Jones. the Osieo Magnets Healer.
OF this city. Ny daux hter had been af-
nicted with an sliment which finally cai-
minated In an ovarian trouble ~ the most
aggravated character. she would f8ii
from her chair. or while waking across
the aoor fap 70 the ground and OF #ons
occasions would remain N an Unconscious
condition Tor hours. lnsensible and IN
able 60 move. and On some days rs
would have gs many as sis - these
spells had three n the leadfns pbgsi-
clans Of the city ~ different times IN
attendance upon her. bus 20 no avail
she rapidly grew wore and ruaiiy z
WIS decided that nothing but that tsf-
rlhie operations dreaded ~ worn2uhsna
would save her nfe. This So caui1 uot
hear 20. and ~ n laat resort We sent for
g W G. Jonc- for magnets tfeasm1f 70.
ard lncYe4rloua as is may sprear. 50
was radically cured lu four tsssinfents.
and has been rapidly reEaining her health
ara rI"hAth htAtA say - -"
she ever aaa 10 those hasitatiHz sita.
reference 70 iakiae fhls alns ~ treat
r,eaf desire 70 ornphasize the statement
that there j. nothing ia his method - os-
Grating thar shocks she dsiicacy ~ em~
hs,rsseea shs most sensitive fspsais -
e-rtarraxslng exauisstloa or auFthsng =
TIA. kin8 takes place Only fbe nerves
stimulated ard sr9agff So ~ a healtby
tone Respectfully
che name ~ This iady VII - Ei%fn -
ans bena Ode lrsuirer ug9H app.iea'ien3-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-09-06
MENSTRUAL DISORDERS.
Another Relieved From Pain and
Misery.

To Whom IL MAY Concern.
This is TO certify that my daughter
took treatments from q. ". 9. Jones.
the Osteo- Magnetic Healer, for suppress
ed and irresular menstruatiou. Since
reaching the age OF puberty her periods
had been very irregular and came only
after twenty-fcur hours OF oxcruciating
pain. during which period We used not
plates and copresses. usually having 10
sit up all night before accomplishing the
desired effect.
We had exhausted the whole catsiogue
Of patent medicines. consulted physicians
and had almost ruined her stomach with
drugs before We tried q. ". c. Jones
The girls system was q perfect wreck
but / am happy to be able 20 bear tes-
timony 90 the virtue OF his treatment.
Her periods are nov reguisr and with
out pain. Since taking treatments from
him she has gained tweaiy-hvc pounds
In weight and II nov as we'll and strong
as any other girl. MRS. -.
CThe name OF this lady VIII he given 20
any bona ide inquirer upon application.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-09-06
HORSE PISTOLS CLASSIFIED

An auctioneer in Iowa was once de-
claiming against the needless prolixity OF
the statutes. and insisting that If a few
dozen honest and plain minded men were
sent to the legislature they could make
code of a few pages that everybody
wound understand, and that would en-
able the people to dispense with law
yers. \ bystander challenged him 10
write a statute defining the duties and ha-
bilities of auctioneers that he would agree
10 be bound by. and gave him SIX weeks
in which 10 complete it, The statute was
never written
1t would appear to be the simplest mat
ter in the world to properly classify psd
horse pistols but the United states gen
eral appraisers nave been much puzzled
by tariff problem that they have pre-
scented. and have only recently reached
conclusion. It seems that the sarin rate
on nuskets is only 3 per cent while the
rate on sidearms is IS per cent. The I'M
porters Of the horse pistols. which were
not arm OF any kind bat merely eurtos
made n imitation Of old flint locks. want
ed them classed az muskets- This was so
evidently absurd that il was not seriously
considered: But chasing them as SIDE
arms was more reasonable proposition,
and was finally accepted, the opinion Re
ing that. while they were intended Tor
exhibition as curios or in cabinets. the
method and purpose OF their manufacture
made them sidearrns
But this settled. the board IVES con-
franted with yet another pulling proposi-
ton. and that with the knives that Lieut.
Bovfe's name VIII be handed down 70 .
remote posterfty in connection with Ine
importers OF the Bowie knives wanted 20
have them classified as sdearras and 10;
as hunfinS knives for which there =
sEecifc duty But the appraisers. ,zkfnR
the xieE that howsver proper 4 n gil
have been IN Lieut. Bowfe's time 10 c21i
his knife q staes-n. cC1sidereSs that TIE
bowie knife must he regarded n The New
York port. at least. cornpzrstsyeiy harm
les. hunting knife. s1d 80 decided
Readers viii recall the cesebratsc case
OF ire PhEsGeipnfs b<fies rib Tszri
necklace that was ADMITTED free % dry
a. wearing arpsrsa-- becaszs s<Hesa
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ocean. shroszh the southwestern emit
neat ~ America
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-09-06
AND CONSTiPA-
TtON.
One of Wichta's OId-Time Residents
Relieved of Troublesome Ailments.

To Whom 1t May Concern:
This is to certify that l took treat
ment from G. w. c. Jones, the Osteo-
Magnetic Healer, of this city. for indiges-
ton and constipation. For years. in fact
ever since I left the army. l have been
troubled with the above ailments.
1t was never safe for me to go on
trip q have been engaged in running a
threshing machine during the summer)
without taking box of pills in my pocket
and medicine to help my digestion l took
treatment from G.. w. c. Jones, the Os-
Magnetic Healer, and from the first
both my ailments disappeared. and can
safely say that now l am cured and II is
unnecessary for me 10 take medicine for
either arrangement. f. c. BENTON,
1886 y. Wildwood. West Side.
Wichita Kansas
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-09-06
SOME BEAUTY MARKS.

The Austrian natives practice a very
peculiar and unpleasant method of self
decoration. They slice the skin Of their
bodies with knives. and rub ashes into
the wounds thus made. in order to pre-
vent them from healing clearly. and
thus 10 produce scars.
A row OF such scars. made horizontal
iy and parallel and running clear across
The chest and stomach, is considered eS-
tremely Ornamental We night not
think 50, hu; in matters of beauty there
IS certainly no accounting for tastes
\ young girl in Rochester. Eng swai-
lowed a brass clock key eighteen years
ago and her life has been IN danger ever
since A few days ago she was taken
III and sent to a h;spitai. where IL Was
deemed best TO operate on her. Thels
was done and the key was successfully
removed from her stomach
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-09-06
cArAaRH AND RHEUMATISM.
One Of Wichita's Well Known Ladies'
Cured Of Two Serious and Distress
ING Ailments


For wears have been afflicted with
nasal catarrh in very aggfavated form
from which I suffered great annoyance.
distress and injury - my general health.
but having triei all the weii-known rem
edies without any more than temporary
relief. ! bad given W hope OF ever being
cured. But about a year age was taken
with severe case OF rheumatism and
went for treatment 10 c. w e Jones.
or this city. and while taking treatment
for rheumatism. / also took treatment
for catarrh ard can truly state that
have been radically cured 81 each al
ment. MY rheumatism was cured IN a
very short time ard the eatarrh after
course Of treatment and during the
summer and this fall IN weather that
would usually cause Z, To be very trou-
biesome I have rot had TIE sllyh;cst
symptoms OF its return Respectfully.
MRS. NJ. f. ROBERTSON.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-09-06
MUSCULAR RHEUMATISM.
Ex-Resister of Deeds carnahan Cured
While in That Office.

want 10 say that 1 took treatment
from G.. ". c. Jones. the Os,eo- Mag
netic Healer. for muscular rheumatism.
l could hardly attend to my duties for
the reason my arm and shoulder were 80
badly affected that l could not lift and
handle the books OF my Office.
l only took six treatments from the
Healer and was able TO transact my du-
ties. my arm became strong and l cor
daily recommend Mr.. Jones for the cure
of rheumatism F. /. CARNAHAN,
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