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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-04
AFTER REMoDEIINe HOME.
J. r. kenworthy Leaves for Vacation
in California ard the West

J. r Kenworthy and wife left yesterday
over the Santa Re for Colorado. Califor-
MIA and Oregon. They have been spending
most Of the summer renodeling and rein
ishing their home AT the corner 81 Tenth
and Waco. and when they completed Il
few days ago they decided that they de-
served a vacation and will spend i in the
mountains Mt Henworihys remodeled
house ls nicely finished and makes an eie-
CANT home but there IS one other feature
IN which Mr. Kenworthy thinks il holds
the record. and that is the uniauensss OF
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-04
At WORLDS FAIR.
Fancy Barred Plymouth Rocks Fran
Wichita VIII BE Exhibited.

wichlts has long eatoysd reputation
for her fancy chickens. and recently J.
0. Eandlor came here from s. Louis 20
purchsse Eve Barred Plymouth Rocks 20
be exhibited at the Worlds Fair al 81
Louis next year The fowls purchased
were prize winners arG consist q wich-
tia Boy. Jr.. and Eve blooaed hers. Wlch-
tia Boy. Jr was the highest scoring cock
bird n the state last winter and made a
score % szs4. Although he sid b r hszh
class company at the Louisiana PURCHASE
Centenasal Exposition Re may be e,-
pected TO ably sustain the reputation OK
Kansas and Wichita as fancy chicken
ralsers. The chickens ws-e purchased
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-04
ON INcENDIARY CHARGE
VIM. BedwelI, Restaurant Keeper, Was
Arrested Yesterday.

William Bedwell was arrested yester-
day morning. charged with setting fire
to his restaurant at SD East Douglas
avenue. At o'clock Sunday morning
and at the same time yesterday morning
the department was called out to the res
taurart and the suspicious of Chief Wal
den were aroused. He ordered Bedwell
held pending investigation After din
ner the prisoner was released. as suffic-
lent evidence could not be secured to
convict him.
Mr. Bedwell stated that the fire Sun
day morning was caused by him knock
ing a lamp over. but he could not eX-
plain the fire yesterday satisfactorily to
Chief Walden.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-04
COMPANY WILL BE ORGANIZED
To Manufacture Mechanical Boiler
Cleaners.

Quite a number Of business men attend
cd the meeting of the Chamber OF Com
rnerce yesterday morning 70 organize a
company 70 make mechanical boiler
cleaners. Mr.. Greene vas present ard
explained the working OF the machine
and every one was very enthusiastic
There = no doubt that company VII
be organized 70 manufacture the machine
IN this city and that work viil oegt- az
no late day The matter Of securing
subscribers 20 the stock was placed In
the hands OF a COMMITTEES q see The
bushes. men ard organic ;ns company.
TIE committee found 50 much enfhusi-
azn in the business men present ihat
they seei that they VII be able % have
the company ready for business Villain
feU z~@xs
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-04
BIG JIM PARKER
VIII Tell How He Struck Down Presi
der. Mckiniey's Assassin.

Big jim Parker. TIE man ~ho s'r1lss
down President Mckinley sHsssein ~
the Pan-Amsrican exposition. Ela agpsar
~ Garfield hal tonight sn5~r 'He r-s7-
azernsnt II The Celores Crufrai club. sue
xiii s-l the story q that iragic event.
TIE program ~su b@g1. - 80 ard 81
ire addresses and sorgs wll - EcKln-
ley meeting Bix I'm PHrssr = &C e.o-
usent speaker sne IA pzifssir r-orfraEai
Il ;he Death = sns fs;> Pre~adsaf Ssr-
Ei-l-y t. wsu wo--h tAs = esrts 50
rn.szsoa CHARGED ne sotissiux T. M
Froxrarn for fse eTs-irz
song. ''Sszrs-. ~ God - IT, F-xori
ChoET
Invocation .................a...-- X s tfsH
saag. '.L@ss. KlasiY I@xht~ .--- E1esl
Ch5lr
wsloorne Assrsss D. z y HsFrzsen
sssse ,hs Battle CRY. -.......-..-.E Ec~i
Cbe<
Infrudrrfson q ~RiK jim Pasksr~
...-...-....-...-..------- = Y Baiis-a
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-04

members OF the Sunday school and great
" interested in its welfare.
On Wednesday evening the moon will
be bright and the Little river is very
cool and inviting. and those who like
rowing will find IL very pleasant place
10 spend an evening and also help The
building OF the church.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-04

FIRE FROM COFFEE uss.
Short Orcer Fixtures II Eschs1ss
Restaurant Erslre Its

~ .sn r.iazsss taB rersz Tesffrsl@T
rno.alnx Cah7ile F4rxk1vsts ExrAAnss
E~szasrzrt al zarzzie Fe1ra ~ II Esss
Do.gsaz czsrst sc - iAs szssesson e
I <zsosire izzp aae b~fer< ~ Ere egs-st
e sxfszx-.ssee a. tss eztss=s - he
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-04

for Eddy Byrons of ST. Louis from Otto
Weiss of this city and a big price was
paid for them. Mr.. Byrons intends TO
raise young chickens from them TO ex-
hibit at the exposition and will exhibit
them among the older birds.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-04

Tfem iau ~ hss as s1 fb
Y'afs Elass e1ns 81 ter ffef -
sufirsi7 destro1e8 TEs re started p 70
fhs ezE'ct5f.a - tor zzsol.as lszEg is
~ ssree ar- ard spr~aa ssfg ~afts.F.
Wbea fhe ~ ferssffeesf arrived sses
after fhs ffs had stsstsl ere ff7ni ssrt
- fhs osadias 49, xssrs - Estaes.
bit 81 go nsi.iJ the rrfafes an1 e.
terror 1rfk ~ gre fraef grrf ~ fas satss-
~ 49, 80 tfr r. al go ess was
reaa Fgt aaf Ia sszsass - fee ssH1.
Tax ~as ws.a tsa .ase - 80 Est<
rzass ssrsnrs slfsaszA -. frr. sr re-
wss badly hzrrst The seeff tsr 90.
;aFss ere fo-a Tas Fl fHe seees
sre r. SECS g. fss Esrhaes s'lkaars
~ esl~ esf SIS snaa aralf fhs
Gre ts4eS "a before fss ere rteseet
sss1Tes Thrrs aas 9 sss ifsarsafs ear
rses CO ~ seek
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-04

BY the terms agreed 10 Trekel valves
all right TO enforce any claim in Kan
sas or Oklahoma on all Of the other Kan
sas assets and IS not 10 enforce any OF
the Kansas notes except upon order Of
the district court Of this county for a
period Of one year from the date of set
Element. He holds twelve Kansas notes,
all secured by mortgages.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-04
BAND CONCERT TONIGHT.
Sanford's Band VIII Furnish Plenty OF
Music This Week.

Sanfords band will give three concerts
this week-two on College Hill and one
at the Masonic Home Tonight and
Thursday nights they will play on the
Hill and on Friday night at the Masonic
Home grounds. The concert tonight will
begin at SIS and the following selections
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-04

This private hospital - rd~ one - 80
best euuiEred lnFi furfonr fr fhf sosih-
~cat Ter the treatment - nrfi - teal
and surgical cases Special rrte~ ft ~ r.
given - fhr TrTipus Forms ~ ff1-uarh
sna liver troubles diseases rr -faf %
women. dtreaars q fi+s rtrfs.ns q - ger to.
urinary urEIrs chronic fnafaFfn5 pH' sgn-
iNF rneu-ga fi~fn ff~Feaa1T e rfr1rfs ta-
eas~s - the throat lanzN heart "a klf-
n-ys. HoitTa and rartcprslr ctITsff one
rrur - reserved - maternity terarf-
fueEt and On aoale insta nrea frffa- rfff
BE found Tor chiifrer - short ffffs
Only 81 ward wiii D. ~ hgaft fsr the
tfee'nn~rf - 80 fuurrffre rritfr co.
caius ard = nlrsse Hagfs
Resident EhyFirsar atfs medical SAT
ouisf ard tsaifNf.f irrartfa f4fsnsis@
grounds Win fac SHADE borne ~arrfsfts.
terms reasonable. $50 rentaFtrtis q aezses
admitted Write Tor particulars
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-04
SETTLED BY AGREEMENT.
Judge Dale Approves Settlement Made
by Receiver.

Judge Dale yesterday approved the
agreement made between Kos Harris, re-
ceiver of the National Home Building
company and F. D. Trekel. who holds a
Iarg amount of securities belonging TO
the company Mrs. Liggett conveyed 10
E. D. Trekel the real estate mortgaged
hv her 10 the National Home Building
company for q consideration credited as
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-04
THE THOMAS SaNITARIUN

Cornr- Tsnth al ~ Frsac.s hvsnss
WICHITA Es~4tE
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-11
YOU WILL BE ALL
SMILES AGAIN.
Forget Your Stomach and You'll Have
a Santa Claus Face.
HOW 70 DO IT.

TX there IS one thing more than all
others that VIII give man forlorn
and friendless appearance and make him
morbid and cranky" and disagreeaole.
that thing is dyspepsia. IL makes oHe
forget his friends and become morose
and irritable. He is SO wrapped up in
his own misery that he is iacCnsjderate
.of every one else. Relieved Of this terri
ble and depressing aHmenI lac again be-
comes a good fellow and a man among
men.
Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablet are beyond
question the most effective and popular
remedy ever offered TO tine sufferers Of
this terrible disease. The thousands and
thousands cf cures Cheg- have brought
about and The enormous increase If their
sales fully attest TIE truth Of this state.
ment
They are above aN "a nature REMEDY.
They possess exactly the same properties
that the gastric juices and othor I'll est
i've naiGs ct thc stomach possess. acd
they actually Go the digestive work oC
The stomach and enable that organ to
rest an3 r,cuperate and become sound
and wei. They act in mile. natural
iteht+ttNf- anu ttIt,-e Alf Atstt-A A>tlitt Az
tho digestive orsans- They prevent any
fermentation of Tho food which causs $
sour stomach. I'm lact. under their in
nueuee tine subject foecets that he h5s N
stomach and his resulting cheerfeiucss
presents q sreat contrast 10 his forma
detection.
Millions of boxes Of Sruarts Dyspepsia
Tablets ale sold annually and they are
but in the dawn ol their popularity. Er-
cry mail brings letters or THANKSGIVING
from gr0tetu. ones who have ha.a cured
Of this terrible disease The following
Is one of hundreds received each week.
Rev. J. r. Hocg u Wymore Eeb.
write. For SIX years have been
troubled with dysrersia I-ast fau b--
came very much alarmed at Some syrnp-
toms Of heart trouale ana came - 0--
Meve there was sympathetic relation
between the two diseases. Cr rather. THAT
the stomach trouble IVES the cause %.
the heart disturbances. / hit upoa ste
arts Dyspepsia Tablets FOR & remedy
and invested q dollar ard "a half io.
three boxes which lasted me lhrst
months. and i cen eat any kind ~ foed
] want and have g good. vlsorous apao-
titc- Although / am =. yeats nid- noz
sesl perfectly wei and Without being re-
ouested by any one I make this state
HleIst-as a -conaniimeIit so the viFsgss- ..
stuart's Dyspepsia Hablets.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are Tor 81,
sv all druggists a. . censS hax
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-11
US. oREscaAUs PRssEMT.
Miesion Kindergarten Is Presented
AafA., : Ef-.- El--

The Mission Hi2deIs.crtea at the corner
Of Topeka and Central avenues received
this week much app-eciasea present
that has ,rueh of interest II connection
Win it,
Before MIS-. Dreschau's last Visit abroa1
she promised 1iiss Shuts that she would
visit Fcoenc.s home ard net the growth
and condition Of The l,iaaersarsens an
Germany. As Che result os the Eis.t tHa
kind5-gartea s She happy owner of a
beautE1 harner
The heaaafuEy cmAroi6ered letters
~. :. X. vith tvo shades "a yessow on
white satin Anec wi,h ye..op velvet TIE
material Ter this SIT wGs purchased IN
Italy.
The rich, 20 carry this banner at the
head cf lons itac Of followers VIII i,e
re3 Letters 5ays uiat vii never he for
eoilen. The eoo1 of hssiar saiaed self-
coatrol and the bow to conserve energy
wili never re loss.
4tiss Slui,s, her assistants ard the
children. uke tl'is means 81 thanking
(. Alas. Dreselsa.sz sor- bar SeDeroiss -thoaeat-
friness. They promise thas ealy sEs. best
efforts sl.aH c1alm thc risht and not for
shat it IS hdl for what il III! de.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-11
Places OF Worship
Religious Services in
Wichita TODAY.


In the absence Of Granville Lowther
or lecture tour President Thomas Z.
VIII. OF the American Socialist College
Will deliver d discourse on Liberty Sun
day afternoon at o'clock in Garfield
hall
First Church Of Christ, Scientist. cor
ner of Lawrence and Second street, ser
vices this morning at l:51 O'Clock. Sub
ject: Doctrine of Atenement." The We'd
nesday evening meeting this week at 7:5J
oclock.
At the Emporia avenue Methodist
church. corner Of Dewey ard Emporia
streets, there VIII be preaching at l1;Ol
a. III and 80 p. m. The morning ser
mon viii be devoted 10 the young people.
The primary department Of the Sunday
school viii sing. Theme Of the morning
sermon: Jesus Attitude TO Children
The evening sermon win be on the ''Tri-
urnphs of Faith" Special music viii be
given by the choir. A duet by Miss Pope
and Miss Ernestine Pollard.
Subject at the South Lawrence Chris
tian church at HOO a. n: what 1
Learned At the Convention" 7:39 p n. ;
.'What Have l Done?'
There viii be no services at the Ger
man Evangelical church on account of
the absence. of Rev. Feldmann from the
city. He is to perform the instailment
of Rev. J. Endter at Nickerson. Kansas.
First Unitarian church, Topeka and
Central avenues; Rev. ". 5. Vail. pas
tor. Service with sermon at ii a m.
Subject Of sermon. The Turk the Mis-
sionary and the Possible Results All
are welcome.
5 Rev. Willard s. Pecllham Of the Friends
church. Marshaltown. Ia. win speak at
the Mems Meeting this afternoon at
u. m. AZ rooms OF Young Mems Christian
Association over 2l3 \. Main.
Universaiist services at the 4 O. I.
W. Han, ID South Main street. at il
.. m. ard 7:2O p. m. Rev. c. ". E. Cos
SOW. pastor Subjects; morning. The
Psychology Of Prayer; evening THE
Ideal Twentieth Century Man" Sun
day school at 10 a. m; Junior at Il a. M
p c L. at Go.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-11

--o1o~e sber. 1854, will be tried for the
murder of Guard yvaldrgD at the oeto-
ber term Of the United States District
court which begins here Monda5
Fred Robinson. Turner BaTnes. Bob
Clark ana Gus Parker are liEelE TO be
the only ones tried at this Term OF court
Arthur Hewitt. Tom Kating and ". O.
Murray. AGAINST whom indictments were
issued at the same time. have never been
returned to captivity here. although Hew-
lit is beiieved TO be n me Texas peni-
tertiary for an oTense committed since
his escape.
Mullins was one of the most desperate
men Of the lot. He IS not confined in
iail at Junction City in iron. This sum
raer he escaped from thefe- Three times
since then he has sawed himself out OF
lis irons ready for another break foE
freedom.
United states Marshal Macisey will
take the chances upon delivery OF
prisoners during the trial he has ar
ranged TO have guard OF fifteen armed
men in the court room curing the tIia!
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-11
PROGRAM FOR. MEETING.
Many Interesting Features TO Woman
Missionary Gathering.

The program for the first annual meet
ting of the Woman's Missionary Social
Union To be held in this city next Fri
cay, October 16. has been coTGple ted. The
program is assurance that TINS meeting
viii be one of many interesting fea-
tures. one OF these is the "Up-to-Date
Denominational Facts" talks OF FIVE
minutes
The meeting VIII begin at 2:39 o'clock
in the afternoon. 1t is TO be held in the
First Methodist Episcopal church 4
good attendance is expected
Heading the following program is the
motto, Christian Unity. Gods VIII and
Our Duty"
Hymn" "My Faith Looks Up TO Thee"
PRAYER .....................D T. y. Lynch
Bible Lesson ........... Mrs. Z. H Pollard
Circle of Prayer Observation-Disclosures.
Roll Call Of Societies .....-............
Hymn-"The Morning Liht is Break
ING .-..-----.-.--....-- -.--..----..--.-.
Uniform Study of AIissions............
................... Mrs J e Barton
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-11
JAMES DAVIS HERE.
He VIII Spend sonne Time Visiting
University.

James IL Davis. who was the means
of the Quakers securing Friends univer-
sity. arrived in the city yesterday morn
ing ana visited tie school. lie IS ac-
companied ~ his wife
When Mr Davis first came into pos
session of the university, he made prop
ositica TO the Qpalers whereby they w'A
become possessed of ciear-titie to the
school when they have raised an endoW-
znent of <50.oo9. He gave them six years
in which to co so Although there yet
remains one year n which to carry out
their part. it is understood That ihe di-
rectors II the University haze already
raised the desired sun Of fnoaer.
i was runorea yesterday that TT o
meeting held last evening it was 90 be-
decided whether AIr. Davis woatd release
he deed 10 The property. providing ire
directors showed that the resl-ssd
amount was raised. instead q waiting ar.-
other year. the fall tire linit At a.
whether thai vas done last night. could
nor I- learned
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-11

term that covers al cases 4 catarrh r
The pcieic organs. There IS 200 cure
cqcal iu rTomrtress ard permancaCy to
81 snort course Of Ee-uua.
Peuna does not relieve these cases ly
temporarily m.tieating some ssmutQm
but u- IL removal of the cause Many a
woman can testify that q locni trest-
ment docs rot pclulrenuv c1ra 4 large
multitude ~ women arc constantly Eails
fr1m doctor 10 doctor 90 receive local
Treatment uith Litle or o-lesulf.
Iu Ieru1a these women nrd prompt
and permanent cure Thousands uron
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-11

discussion ----..--.'.-'-.-----.-.-
Solo .....................Mrs David Smyth
Up 10 Date Denominauonal Facts
Give Minute Talks )....s...,..........-
Presbyterian Church. Mrs. c. E. Bradt
Baptist Church ......Nrs. G. w Cassidy
Conversational Church....Mrs. DR.. Brown
Episcopal Church ............. Mrs. Brown
Methodist Church ......AIrs. 4 \. Parker
Christian Church ...-..Mrs. J. II. Cravens
United Presbyterian Church............
.....................-Mr Mrs. J. \. Lawrence
German Reformed Church. h..............
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Mrs. \ i. Wiegand
Dcaconess Work Mrs J. \. Howard
$3.50 o'ciocl-Business Session...........
Minutes of Last Meeting. ng....---...-.....
Report Of Constitution Conmi;tee......
Report Of Nominating Conmittee-.....
Hymn-"From Greenlands Icy Noun
tains'' .............. ...-.-......
Mrs. David s.nyth. Musical Director for
Afternoon
500 to 7:so -sociable .......~
Basket Lunch. 6 to Z o'clock.
Prof Leib. Musical Director for Evening.
Organ Voluntary ...-.....................
Hymn-"Onward, Christian Soldier.
Scripture ............... Rev. c. W Cassidy
Prayer ..-............-...Re Rev. c. S Sargent
Special dusic by Choir.-.....-.-........
Address. Rev. c. e. Chivers. D. d.
Collection --.....-..-..-............
iymn-'Coronation' ..-..--.-....-......
Benodiction -.,.......... Rev. E. c. Pollard
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-11
Deafness, Ringing in the Ears, Head
Noises

Nearly ell cases Of Deafness are caused
bv Catarrhal Poison io the blood.
Thousands of sufferers from even iot-l
9eafness have had their hearing peE7.1a-
reatIv restored by taking Is. 3 3. f'r ca
l.srarrhaf DEPOSIT from the alr passa sFs-
,hus making the nerves of Tie ear r.
spo,id TO the slightest sound II T. p
never fails 10 remove ringing in tae e4rs
- head noises ir feg weeks tre- =
5esf or hard If hearing. Il. Basz 2ic
B,oaG Balu, p. = 3D. X may be tae
very remedy yogr system ree1s-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-11

Dr. 3. y. Ty,er OF Denrer. Colo, rres--
Gent 81 the international sunday school
association was the chief speaker
The AChrissiou church IS growing
church. The rerort cf the stat'st-oal
shows lhat there are 1887 chlrcaes, l.-''-
s77 commuuicln,s. 6 - preachers The
gain ia the number Of churches last year
was 81. OF members $3.50, and "a iae-l-
beTs.
The value % church property is $te 9l9.-
05o. There was q gain OF SaAe' -
church property last yee~. They ihs
last year 4-is for mission "oi" al
home ana abroad.
The ornual national convention "ili
meet i'll Detroit. a.ch.. octoier i5---. u
,h.s year Rer. A. i. Duo5er OF the
csn.ai ard Rsv. W. T. Mcl-a.n ere s5-
Ing as 6eleeatos from kansas.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-11
OFFICERS ARE ARRIVING.
Fort Riley Is Getting Ready for the
Maneuvers.

Junction city. Kan. oct ia large
number Of staff officers arrived at Camp
William Carey Sanger today for the fall
naneuvers. and more are expected to-
morrow. Most CT these are coming from
Nestpoint. Ky where maneuvers hare
been in progress for the past two weeks.
Beside sthe staff officers who have been
ordered to Fort Riley ali the umpires
VINO have been on duty at the Westpoint
maneuvers. have been transferred to this
place. The chief umpire. Colonel Arthur
/. Wagner. viii act as chief umpire at
the Fort Riley maneuvers.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-11
RETURN FaoM NEWTON.
Wichita Ministers Bring Back Repcrt
From Newton

The Rev w T. &eIsin % the soata
Lawrence Christian church has let1rnsd
from the annual SKATE convertioa Il tie
Christian church. he'd ~ Newton ts-s
week. 1Er scI.ain brings bees ve-y
Interesting report ~ the convection.
There we've - ceIegates in atteHilsce.
THE report CT tl.e Gei5 slperlutsu5er ct
missions shasss - churches a. the sta.a
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-11
sotaaic Bieod Balm s. 3. e IS

tested fcr 81 wears. CtsaFsese5 - rtra 20
TAME lugre1li uts- ScrenSstl-s Is szh RID
rscys and gSsak S1eEaaths- eur t11sTseI
Si2. sold By Az Druggists 3 T t-tE =
pottle with rrtcfIetc dfree .ioEs tcr 1sus
cgiret SAMPLE SE&T FIRE. - tSustsas
Bcol Balm Co. -ktlzata- ca 4ifsss,
your tsoaGie. and special free f-t4t-
scaless letter
eoid in Hiohitz. Kaa., by c. & Pets
Drug Co. ~ to TO a. Santa Re Ave-.
Caii or write. Eloco Balm sent ~ *
cresS
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-11
women. .'-WTs. MaTy FlefNeck

~ FLvIC catarrh IS phrase co.Hed
- hv DIR. hartman covering an that
LARGE class of diseases that used o. be
l-royp as female 1.cakne Tho lower
portion of ;he abdomen IS called oy
arato1aiscs the p-ivis. The organs con
taiaed in this portion ef ihe body are
known as the pelvic ORGANS. There aFe
severed OF them. vei-- de-icate and very
subject To- catarrh Few women escane
entirely catarrh OF these organs " me
each case presents SOME minor difference
as to detail. they are ali IN reality al'ke
Pelvic cata.rh. therefore. is sy9eTl-
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9 d T q r z h
Khawking ard Splitting, Dropping Inte
the Throat, Foul Breath.
CURED
THROUGH THE BLOOD.

b 3 3. kills or DESTROYS the a" iiA ca
tarrhal poison in the blood which ca uses
The symptoms. and thus MAKES q HeiteS'
.astinr- cure of the worst old cases
SYMPTOMS.
The poison in the blood produces bad;
onensive. fetia breath. bad teeth, aud
sickness Of the stomach; IA some cases
vomiting ND clear phieSn. etlar sel-,si - ~
taa Sofr bauos of tie nose. affecting
sense of smell uiceTati0us Of the uuceis
membranes. hawking, splitting 10 l-'.ifs.
weak stomach. ncsa bleeding, head y. :.
snori7le while asleep. stopping up q the
-ose. th5n. hoI blood. all rvn DOS T.
gpeeks flying before she eyes. low sp.r-
itsd. etc Botanic Blood Balrl tB- = -. ,
forces its way through every tiood FeSseI
and VEIN s1beliUg s-A e.itGrrnai poison
thar stands in ats way. permanently te-
moves every symptom and taus makes g
perfect care 3. r 3. sends q uced -
rich pure blood direct tne 49, -
PARTS giving warmth and strength Just
where II is needed.