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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-18
JESS AVERY
CAPTURED
AT SAPULPA
Sheriff of Pottawatomie Coun-
ty Makes the Catch.
has A CRIMINAL RECORD
BurgIarized the Post Office al
keOkuk Falls
has A CRIMINAL RECORD

Shawnee, o. T, Aug. I7.-Jess Avery,
one of the most notorious outlaws and
criminals ever operating in Oklahoma and
the Indian territory. has just been cap
tured by Sheriff Grace of this county,
few miles east of sulpulpa, l. T., where
Avery was working in hay field, says
the Democrat.
Avery. who is said TO be one OF the
members of the notorious Craven's gang
that has been operating throughout this
country for several years has ten charges
against him including murder, burglary.
horse theft, etc.
The crime for which the outlaw Is
wanted in this county is the burglary OF
the postoffice at Keokuk Falls, IN June
1899 in which he was assisted by his
brother. Dave Avery. who was after
wards caught and convicted and is now
serving a long term in the peni'enuary'
Jess having escaped arrest at the tiine-
A short time after this burglary ana
while still on his trail. Sheriff Grace, tnen
A deputy met Avery face TO face III lhe
southern part of the county where the
two men exchanged shots, Avery reeeiV-
ing a ball in the hand, from Grace
revolver. and again making his escape
His next field of ojeration was in kay
county. where he and others of the gans
stole number of horses. and made then
way to the eastern part OF the lndian
territory, where he has been in hiding
until a few days ago when Potowatomie
cvountys nervy and lucky sheriff tralied
him TO his hiding place and arrested
and handcuffed him and brought MIN
out.
Sheriff Balm Of Kay county happened 10
be I'm that part of the county at th'
same time with a warrant for Avery
for the Kay county horse thefts. ans
Sheriff Grace turned him over and 'atei
reouisition was obtained from Cover
nor Ferguson which was honored by th'
Indian territory officials and Avery no"
languishes behind the bars of the county
Jail at Newkirk.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-18

that cures catarrh must aim directly az
the depressed nerve centers. This Is
what Peruna does.
Peruna Immediately iuvieorates the
nerve centers which give vitality 70 The
mucous membrane. Then caturrh Dis,
appears. Then cstarrh IS permanently
cured
II you DO not receive prompt and saess-
factory results from the use OF Peuina.
write at once 20 1T. Hartman. giyins a
full statement OF your ca-e. and he " Il
be pleased 70 give you his valuable ad-
vice gratis.
Address Dr. Hartman. president OF
The Hartman Sanitarlpm Columbus. o.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-18
GRAND OFFICERS CHOSEN.
Tishomingo Grand Lodge Names
Grand Master and SubordinateS.

Ardmore, I. T., Aug. T.-At Tishomingo
the grand lodge of Masons elected the
following officers for the ensuing year:
Grand Master.W. o. Bruton, Muldrow,
I. T.,
Grand Senior Warden, R. W. Choate,
Marietta.
Grand Junior Warden, j. ]. Connerly.
Farland. /. T.
Gand Treasurer, Leo q. Bennett, Mus
kogee, reelected.
Grand Secretary, Jos. s. Murrow, Ato-
ka, reelected.
Grand Lecturer, B. G.. Martin, Dixie.
Grand Orator, Fullerton, Fairland
I. T.
The next meeting will be at Claremore
on the second Tuesday and Wednesday
of next August.
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ONE BIG ORCHARD.
Senator Hickam Tells of One ir
Payne County.

Guthrie o. T., Aug. H.-Senator John
P. Hickam of Perkins visited Guthrie
today and states that on the line between
Payne county and theh Creek nation ex-
Representative Spencer planted an or
chard of 100 acres several years ago that
is now in prime condition. There are
5,eOO apple and LOCO pear trees now
bearing On the ground at present are
500 bushels Of apples, ten men beng
employed in grinding them into cider
which will be sold later for vinegar.
The Spencers claim that they have
never shipped apples, always selling them
at home at a dollar h,lshel. They ex-
pect larger price this year. This big
orchard has been plowed five times and
narrowed twice this wear.
Mr. Hickam reports the cotton crop,
what there is of it, good in Payne county
and the corn outlook never better.
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the fluid, or rather the gas from the
fluid, got Up his pants leg and caught on
fire. 1t seemed impossible for him 10
extinguish the fame and as conse-
quence both of Mr.. Roberson's legs up
nearly to his knees as well as his feet
are burned so bidly that the skin was
loose on The leg
DR.. Gruncer ran out and in his attempt
10 help Gtr. Robertson he inhaled a con-
siderable quantity OF the fumes and at
one time was consides4i dangerous, he
splitting up blood al the TIM, ct na-
ture came TO his aid and expelled the
poisonous gas from his lungs and he is
all right.
In the meantime \. s. Pullman hap
pened along just in time TO be OF some
assistance to Mr.. Robertson, and while
the good samaritan was at work trying
to extinguish the flames from his brother
the gas got up his breeches leg ana
burned his right foot and leg pretty
bed. He was taken home.
The gas accumulated in the machine
until it exploded, tearing It all to pieces.
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GASOLINE CAUSES EXPLOSION.
Woman Narrowly Escapes From a
Most Severe Burning.

Geary, o. T, Aus 17-AIrs. c. H Con-
verse was severely burned about the
head and arms by gasoline explosion.
She was doing the family washing at
the time. and, as was her custom. she
was using gasoline to bleach the clothes
a boiler OF clothes was on the stove at
The time she poured in the gasoline. The
water was boiling and when she com
menced string The clothes some of tho
water and gasoline splashed out upon
the stove and before she knew what had
happened she was eyeloped in flames.
Her arms were severely burned before
The fire could be extinguished and her
face ana neck were slightly burned, but
not 50 severely. i was very narrow
escape from what might have been very
serious accident
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FOR NATIONAL COMMITTEEMAN
C. G. Jones of Oklahoma City Would
Like the Honor.

Guthrie. o. T.. Aug. 17.-whiie IN the
city today c. C. Jones Of Oklahoma City
allowed himself to be announced as can
didate for national Republican commit
teeman from Oklahoma 10 succeed Will
lam Grimes, who. now holds the place.
Jones has been in three legislatures.
speaker OF one. has been twice mayor OF
Oklahoma city. is president OF the Frisco
lines in oklahoma and Indian territories.
and is chairman of the executive commit
tee Of the single statehood organization II
both territories. Others mentioned in the
national committee race are ex- Delegate
Dennis T. Flynn. Territorial Chairman
Cash Cade. ex-senator II. +. Havsns of
Enid. the present incumbent. William
Grimes, and Ex-Governor c. NJ. Barnes
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OIL MATTERS AGAIN.
Inspector States That Better Grades
Now Predominant.

Guthrie. o. T, AUG. I7-Territorial Oil
Inspector F. \. Ashton has returned to
the city. reporting the best success since
his advent into Office in finding n good
grade Of oil offered for sale throughout
the territory. \ report was received to
day from Deputy Inspector Spoon at
Shawnee stating that he had turned down
a shipment by the Waters-Pierce Oil
company Of nearly 6.eoo gallons to Shaw
nee. because it failed to come up TO the
required tests.
Both at jefferson and AZ Guthrie re-
Gently shipments of this companys oil
were tested and flashed at lis degrees
Fahrenheit. while the company claims Il
flashed at 20 at the refinery and on this
e;aim desired 10 sell it 81 Oklahoma, te-
neving the instruments used by the in
spectors here 10 be deficient II viii not
be allowed f. territory. however. unless
it is up to the required test. one Of their
own men tested IL here and stil it lash
81 at rs
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BURGLAR WAS FRIGHTENED.
ladies Cry Out and the Thief Takes
to His Leus.

Shawnee, O. T., Aug 17--Burglaries are
becoming alarmingly frequent here. Mem
bers Of the gang attempted to enter the
residence OF Trainmaster Whittentous's
rlerR, G. NJ DeVrees, yesterday morn
ing on North Bel street, says the Demo-
crat
Mr.. DeVrees was absent. having gone
70 the scene OF the Choctaw washout.
and Mrs. DeVrees and AIrs. Wilcox, his
aunt we-e alone in the residence Upon
hearing the burglar the ladies cried out
and frightened the miscreant away.
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WOUND NOT SERIOUS.
Two Colored Members of a Steel Gang
Get Quarreisome.

Chandler. o. r.. Aug. 17.-Workers on
the railroads building through the coun-
ty continue to make matters lively in
police circles.
The Katy steel gang, which still has
headquarters at Carney, again contr'-
buted its part TO the play yesterday. Two
colored members of the gang, Joe Baz-
zar and John Cesetine. got into an al
tercation during the noon hour yesterday
and Cesetine shot the former in the side
Fortunately for Bazaar the bullet was
turned aside by striking rib and the
wound is not serious.
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WILL BE WELCOMED.
June Wedding Gives Pleasure to the
People CT Asher.

Asher. o. T. Aug. 17-Wednesday, June
"a 1903. at the residence of the bride s
parents in Wasioto. KY, NJ. Branden-
burg and Miss Verde Ray Asher We're
united in marriage, Rev. G. w. Pope,
pastor of the First Baptist church, Off
ciating.
DR.. Brandenburg is one of Asher's
best known and most popular citizens.
a physician of wide experience and with
q successful and lucrative practice.
Mrs. Brandenburg is one of old Ken
tucky's fairest daughters. a niece Of Col.
q NJ. Asher. for whom this city was
named She viii be warmly welcomed
by Askers best people.
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and W. s. Denton and ]. w. Seen the
defendant
From Custer county IS appealed the
case of the Aultman-Taylor Machinery
company versus J. c. Caliwel and Ed
ward Kooch, wherein the plaintiffs IN
error failed TO recover against the de-
fendtnts the sum OF 500 and costs. claim
ed as balance due the company on pur
chase Of machinery. Edward Blaich re-
presents the defendants and Blake
Blake 7s Bleeks the plaintiffs.
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They Are Giving Him Lift for Re
gent.

Guthrie. o. T., Aug. 17-Capt. DeFord
of Edmond is the only candidate left
in the race for the position of regent on
the board of normal schools, made vacant
by the resignation of Rev. z. B. Rankin.
Farrar. the other Edmond man. withdrew
today but there IS still being fight
made ON DeFord's appointment.
"Gristnnl' Jones and Anton Classen OF
Oklahoma City and Postmaster jayne OF
Edmond were here today with others 70
plead with the governor for the appoint
ment of DeFoTd-
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Neoro Now : Free Nan.

Oklahoma City. o. T. Aug. 17.-John
Reed. colored, who shot and killed Ed
ward Thomas. his brother-in-law. on east
Grand avenue last SATURDAY night. Is now
a free man. having been exonerated ~
Judge eI.ach az the preliminary hearing
given this morning. This IS the case
in which Thomas declared he would XIII
the one who had sworn out a warrant
for his arrest on the grounds that Re
had assaulted his vie
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IN SUPREME COURT.
Several Cases of Interest Are sefore
tre Justices.

Gufhrle. o. =. Aug. There "a'
Sled n the okisbo-na supreme court 20
day from sTooEs c1uHtv t5e case
Lewis Sru.th rzrsus Auee FinEer. VIII
IL the June term q the probate es'l
TIE Touan secured sufse-.en- agziI'
Smith. Uho she cizius had taxa scs.i-
DE possessioa q properly aiiege1 q p
owned hy he-- Smith therefore afTs1l-
Tsis atto-reys are J. " Eel. 1ona =
Ec1Te ard E8ore & xoore vi = q
is rspfesrnted b. cgwEal n'ran
Frcu Ca-1eIi c9nnsv zas 1iee t93l
The case q Joan yafbss-n. J = Fost
aas =. q Shelby xe-s-ss = r. F5iinsl.s'i'
vheTsi- IT. latter secured 81 saas1t =
TIE last Fea-sa-y tssrr Z curt fef -
seasrst ;hs p.airtizs II erro-. the Sssas
sicr o properly zAs .ayosFe-- Seszss
?. Ezzh. Lee 81 Graz srS' StsFe2s =
Miller re3EeS<nt The plaintiffs = szsSs'
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Files Oil Report.

Guthrie. o. r. Aug. 1.-THE territorial
OIL INSPECTOR. =. 4 Ashton, has fled with
the governor his report for July. showing
that 2s1.5eo gaIlons OK coal oil ard E7so-
line were inspected. 1850 gallons OF
kerosene being rejected. The receipts az
gregated s553ss. OF which $3.50 vas re-
taired rs salary FOR inspectors and sfl5-s5
Was turned into ;he territorial treasury
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y. Warts Information.

Guthrie. o. T. ADE- III. X. -Aekerrran
s,,narirteuseut cf public instruction for
Oregon in a letter received today asks
Territorial superintendent baxtsr ieF
any Information he can give relative 20
The eiucauonel display of Oklahoma az
Buffalo and s.; Louis This Information
is desired in forming d.srlsy for ore
ron n s. Lou's and also for the I-sEts
and Clark exposition ct Portland. Or
~ -1r-
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EamIlv poIsonInn 60.

Ardmore. l. r.. Aus 11-d M VIZ
mams. charged with poisoning hss
brothers family by placing rough on
rats in the food near OsSman last ssni
day afternoon. was tried before Coumiz-
sioner Talbot at Ada and bound over In
the sum Of s5.ge He vas committed 20
jan here by Deputy Bob Nester.
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Shay cas. rlsmIssed.

Hobart. o. r.. Aug. ls.-At theh request
Of the county attorney " = shaw vas
dismissed as an accessory q tn kili ~
and later examined az a witress court
opened az the usual time O. hear testi-
mony In the preliminary trial ~ GeorEs
s Bailey. who IS charged wifh The All
ing of Brown at Mountain park Last Fri
dav
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Guthrie Gets a Charter.

Guthrie. o. T., Aug. IA territorial
charter has been issued n the Guthrie
Gas. Light. Fuel < Improvement com
pany- with Offices IN Guthrie. Chicago
and New York. for the purpose OF es-
tablishing Immediately a gas manufac-
turing plant here. The capital stock Is
$4,000 ana the ilcorporators are Edward
s. Clark of Chicago: W. 4. Payne aad
O. P. Cooper OF Guthrie.
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SCHOOL BONDS ATTACKED.
Aqed Resident Alleges That Two Sets
Have Been Issued.

Guthrie. o. r. Aug. n.-School bonds
registered in the Office Of Territorial Aud
itor L. ". Baxter were attached today by
James Dent. an aged resident OF school
district No. IS of PAYNE county. wherein
bonds were voted There are six Of the
bonds. representing 500. and were pur-
chased recently by Senator John P. Kick
am OF Perkins for the eastern bond com
pany for which he is now travelling
The bonds were registered on the aI'-
proval Of Mr. Baxter and it Is said. with
the verbal approval also Of Ar Hickalfl-
Dent charge in making protest that there
arc two sets of bonds out of this one issie
and that if allowed 20 be sold trorble WI
ensue FOR the district
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Guthrie. q. T. Aug f7.-Tn a letter to-
day to Senator Vat Quay q Pennsyis ana
an invitation % visit oklahoma thfs faf.
prior 20 the converting Of congress. g.
extended by National Committeeman
Grimes. viii was net IN the territory Il
TIE time Of th adf.ezs was sert -
Quay by the Republicans.
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VICTIM OF HIS INVENTION.
Ant-killing Machine Takes Fire and
ENploGes.

Ardmore. I. r.. Aug l7.-This morning
about o'clock a terrible explosion hap
pened at the corner of 4 street and First
avenue. southwest. which was caused by
the gas in J. y. Roberson.s ant killing
machine catching on hrc.
AR Robertson was operating the ma
chine himself killing ants in TT j c.
Grundens yard at 90 First avenue. south
west
The fluid that forms the gas that kills
the ants. which is pumnei into thoir
beds is combination Of b'sulphate Of
carbon ard gasoline. and Ar Robertson
SAYS that 2 nttle ( it caught fire below
ana in trying 10 eNtinsuish the fames
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eeary Fair Association.

Geary. o. T.. Aug 1.-THE directors and
stockholders Of the Geary Fair assOcia-
top met pursuant 10 call at the Com
uercial club room Monday night and
made arrangements for holding FOUR
days fair at Geary on September Is. Is.
II and Is All In attendance were very
enthusiastic over the prospects OF Gsary
having one Of the best and greatest fairs
ever held In Oklahoma
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G. a. R. Reunion at Shawnee.

Shawnee. o. T. Aug. 1.-THE c. A r.
Of Potowatomie county met Saturday at
the Office Of :. \. Sheldon and decided
TO hold a county reunion in one Of the
parks in this city on October g. and 8
The meeting was very well attended
and all were enthusiastic In support OF
the rnnrernert
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-18
Baby Was Killed.

Ctoe Agency. o. T. Aug f7.-t family
of newcomers nat With q sa1
a few days age The mothsr was Ii1il+
on hayTack a. TIE Geld with her TIN
babies. agsd about IS zaorths ~ he'
arms when a sudden lDrch of the H1s
threw one az TIE children 70 the e in 2.
a wheel passing over fts had ard kii'ihs
Il frz-s rt+fr-
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south slcAIsster. T. Aeg i7.--D~paty
Sheriff BOB IfarTts7n. = fhe Choct -
government seizee fhe s1T rniI snd ma
tsTfaI a. the property. bsianziS 70
Pouad 4 Colber. Iocafse usaT Kew
The c7nascari0a Ts made Wsdnfr ~
thursday the owners fled ruif for re-
pleviu ard gave bond yesterday ssfHinz-
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RslIroaa Rs.ianatlon FILED.

Hugo. J. T.. Aar &c ST Foswsii.
sraiuuaster on che 4 3 G branch uns
of the Frisco - Hug. has resigned %
accept place as division Euserdntend~ni
with the Colorado and southern. The
change was made imperative with Mr.
BoswelI on accoan, q the 81 health II
hie rlfe
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superb Service. Splendid Scenery.

en- route to Niagara Falls. Muskoka and
Kawartha Lakes. St Lawrence River and
Rapids. Thousand Islands. White Noun
tains and Atlantic SeacOast resorts, via
the Grand Trunk Railway System For
copies of tourist publications apply to Ad-
vertising Department, 135 Adams St, Chi
cago. Geo. w. Vaux. a. G.. P. & I. A.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-18
BRAKEMAN WAS HURT.
He Lost His Hat and Tried to Re-
cover IT,

South McAlester. 1. r, Aug. T--C- B..
Bracket, a Choctaw brakeman, was Sc
verely injured near Wewoka Wednesday.
He was standing on the foot board OF
an engine which was running forty miles
an hour and lost his hat He tried 10
grab it as is fell and lost his balance and
was thrown off. His head and face were
badly cut, it being necessary TO take
p stitches in his scalp. He went to All
Saints hospital. where he will be con-
fined for some time.
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Eczema. No Cure, No Pay.

Your dr1ggist will refund your money IL
worm. letter old ulcers and sores. pimples
and blackheads on the face, and all skin
diseases; 80 cents.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-18
Munyon's Dyspepsia Care

VIII enable you TO eat what you ike ana
all YOU like Cures dizziness. 'constlpa-
ton. nervousness and sleeplessness; makes
old stomachs almost as good as ne" ;
makes good. rich blood and builds up the
whole system.
M,nvcn's 5 Witch Hazel Soap makes the
skin soft as velvet. 15c. Sold everywhere.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-18
REoUIsITIoN is HoNoRED.
Governor Peabody of Colorado Asked
for Return of Hayhurst.

Guthrie, o. T., Aug. T.-Governor Fer
guson today honored a requisiuon, Is
sued by Governor James II. Peabody OF
Colorado, for the return to Avondale,
that state, of Shell Hayhurst. arrested
here. He is charged with stealing a
horse from George Eichelstein. by whom
he was employed The penalty in Colo
RADIO for such offense is ten years impris-
onment Sheriff William Guy Is mere
with the papers.
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Guthrie. o. r.. Aus. Nv 7. Waiksr
of Guthrie. formerly indian agent ~
Darlington. today delivered 90 che Norids
fair board here corsignmsnt n 81 t@r-
nardine apples. that weigb over roura
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annther Small Rain.

Guthrie O. T. Aug I7.-TheTe vas
a-other small raiz here today. preceded
by heavy showers last night II VARGAS
PARTS q the county
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oyster Bay. n y Aug Ex-Deis-
gate DenRis FIyan who r. east @ care
Tor his wife. who is ili called today ngoa
Pres senf DOcssXeif.
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chocTAW TED UP.

Flood Is Again Weakened.
shawnee. O. T, Aug 1.-The Choc-
taw rafircsd is again ted up a far as
traffic between this city and okisho-ns
Citv is concerned During the June
treshets a large portion OF track al Har-
-ah was washed out for some tine ard
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Corbsn o. q har l1Her John =.
- Aug1n zho founded esd bssat m
Reformed church an1 WHO h1s besa ts
pastor 80 - fle gfess az f.sDf. AT refsfn
offered iiis gfafeesernalg ~ isnguaEss "a
Hope coslees h's siasa raafff HeF asfs
In zlH be greatly miszed hsr~ ROT eaiy'
a. a pastor bg rs aeek ass as nan
and Yaiaahie cifiztn - 80 shs k5ew hisl.
saya the erns4aa.
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MEDICAL EXAMINER
OF the United States Treasury E<ec=
OnmendS Pe=ru=na.

~ z. LLEWELLYN JORDAN. Msdi-
y cal Examiner o. the L. 5. Treas
ury Department. graduate OF Co
iunbia Collese. and who served thres
years al West Point, has the foilowins
20 say OF Peruna.
"Aiiow me to express my graf
itude TO you for the benefit de-
rived from your wonderful REM
edy. One short month has
brought forth vast change aud
l now consider myself we'll man
after nnonths of suffering. Fellow
sufferers. Peruna will care you."
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The Women also Recon-
mend Pe-ru-na.

Miss Blanch Grey. IL Alabama street,
Memphis. Tenn. a society woman of
Memphis. writes:
ITO q society woman whose nervous
force is often taxed to the utmost from
lack OF rest ard irregular meals I know
Of nothing which is of so much benefit
as Peruna. l took it a few months ago
when 1 felt my strength giving away,
and it soon made Itself manifest In CIV
ing me new strength and health. -
Miss Blanch Grey
Mrs. Y. Schneider. 240e Thirty Seventh
Place. Chicago. III. writes:
After taking several remedies with
out result l began last year to take
your valuable remedy, Peruna- I was a
complete wreck. Had palpitation of the
heart. cold hands and feet. female weak
ness, no appetite. trembling. sinking feel
ing nearly all the time. You said l was
suffering with systemic catarrh, and I
believe that I received your help in the
nick OF time. 1 followed your directions
carefully and can say today that 1 am
we'll again. I cannot thank you enough
for my care"
Pcruna cures catarrh wherever located.
Peruna is not a guess nor an experiment
it is an absolute scientific certainty.
Peruna has no substitutes-no rivals In
| sist upon having Peruna
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-18
DEFORD HAS FRIENDS.

Warm weather weakens but Hood 5
Sarsaparilla tones and strengthens.