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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-08-01

and shifting breadths and covering
shabby seams.
Don't be so saving in the use of the
piano that you let 1t rust instead OF
wearing out.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-08-01
CLUBS AND CHARITIES.

Rev. and Mrs. w. F. Funke, who will
leave Monday for their future home in
Charles City, Iowa, were the guests of
honor at a reception given by the resi-
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-08-01
dents Of st. Paul Park in the M. E
church, of that place.

The primary intermediate Sunday
school teachers of the st. Paul union
met last night in the parlors of the
Park Congregational church. Mrs. F:
w. Pinska and DR.. o. FL. Hall had
charge of the programme.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-08-01
TIPS FOR WOMEN ATHLETES.

Field hockey is being taken up by
modish French women. whose toilets
are declared to be eccentric in the ex-
treme. The usual hockey, costume in
this country and England consists of
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-08-01

whether doing over" clothes will real
ly be saving before you fragile your
physical endurance and nag your tenn
per into a fever by spending hours of
toll in useless patching and darning
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-08-01

Miss Batelle, of Woodward avenue,
will entertain this afternoon for Miss
Cumbey, who will be married this
month
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-08-01

Mrs. D. w. c. Ruff, of Bald Eagle
lake. entertained several ST. Paul wom-
en- at luncheon yesterday at her lake
home
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-13
WILL KILL EXPORT CATTLE.
Fred Doid Wants Wichita to Have
Good Beef

Wichita is probably the only city In
the west that is going to kill some OF
the very finest of export steers for
Christmas beef Do!d will kill four head
of the finest steers ever butchered in
this city tomorrow.
There are 1--WE head Of these cattle, four
steers that averaged when weighed at
the stock yards in this city 1880 pounds
and one heifer that weighed 1880 pounds.
They had been fed on corn for over
year by Nathan LonsfeIlow OF Gypsum
township ard they are undoubtedly as
fine cattle as were ever fed in this coun-
ty.
Some OF the commission men at the
yards say that the steers are the fat
test ever dlivrd 10 tn stockyards in this
through the commission house of w.
NJ. Psugh & Co. and went out to Mr..
Longfellow's farm and bought them:
M. Dold said yesterday that he had
sold all the five head Of Christmas
beeves TO Whitlock Brothers. and that
after the cattle were weighed he was
offered an advance on what he paid for
them by Robins & Alexander. the cat
tie buyers at the Union stock yards.
He called UP Whitlock Brothers on the
telephone and told them il they thought
the cattle were too heavy for them. he
would sell them, but they refused 10
let them 60 Mr.. Dold seid that he
agreed TO buy the cattle ard sell them
to Whit!ock Brothers at first cost in
order to teach the people of Wichita to
eat good beef
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-13
THREE STORY BRICK
BUILDING COLlAPSES
Report of Fall Is Heard for
Blocks.
AT 707 EAST MURDOCH
Dwelling Is Crushed Beneath
the Debris.
AT 707 EAST MURDOCH

The tflree-story brick building at 7oi
East Murdoch, formerly owned and oc-
cupied by the Union Mills. now owned
by eastern capitalists, and which was
partially destroyed by fire q short time
ago. was almost totally demolished Fri
day night about s O'Clock, when two
stories toppled over. leaving only a small
portion of the lower walls standing.
frame building standing to the west
was entirely ruined by the falling walls
and made 4 crash that could be heard
for several blocks away. No other dam
age or loss is reported as the structure
has not been occupied fer some time.
The property is owned by eastern peo-
pie and is In charge of L. W. Clapp, who
had notified the owners several times in
regard to the buildings wrecked condi-
ton but had never received any instruc-
tons as to what steps to take in repair
ing and rebuilding Mr. Clapp stated
yesterday that 1t would cost fully $500
to put the building in its former condi-
ton and he could not say just what pro-
ceedingS the owners will pursue.
The complete destruction CT the building
ha greatly obstructed the sidewalk by
debris and has detractcd to a certain ex-
tent from the appearance OF the street.
The fire chief placed a guard around
the dilapidated building TO inform all
passersby of the condition of the walls
yet standing so to avoid all danger.
The work of finishing the tearing away
Of the remaining walls could not be com
pleted yesterday owing 10 the strong
winds, but that will be done Monday
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-13
THE VALUE OF CHARCOAL.
Few Peopls Know How Useful II Is in
PRESERVING Health and Beauty.

Nearly everybody knows that charcoal
is the safes. and most efficient disin-
fectant and purifier in nature. but few
realize Its value when taken into the
human system for the same cleansing
purpose.
Charcoal Is a remedy that the more you
take Of II the better; It is not drug AZ
all. but simply at.orbs thu gases and
Impurities always present in the stomach
ard intestlnes and carries them oft Of
the system
Charcoal sweetens the breath after
smoking. drinking. OF after eating onions
and other odoEous vegetables.
Charcoal cnectually clears and improves
the complexion. il wh:tens The teeth ard
further acts as a natural and eninently
safe cathsrtic.
II absor5s the Injurious gases which
collect In the stomach end bowels; il dis
lnfects the mouth and threat rom the
POISON OF eatarrh-
All druggists sell charcoal in one form
or another. bet probably the best char
coal ana the most far ;he money Is IN
Stuarrs Absorbent Lczenges: thsy are
composed o. the fiEest powdered Willow
charcoal ard o;he- harmless znti-sePtlcs
in tablet form o. rather Ia TIE form II
large. pleasant tasting lo-eaEes. tha ch1r-
coal being mixed with honey
The daily use af these iozeaEes VIII
soon til in much improved coni.tioa
OF the general health. better cousriexi9n.
sweeter breath ana purer blood. and the
beauty OF Il Is, that no possible harm
can result from their coutirued use. bar
On the contrary. great benefit
A Buffalo physician n speaking OF the
benefits o. charcoal. says: 4 advise
s.uarts Absotbsnt LczenSes 20 81 pc
,s.nts suffering from gas IN stomach
e-d bowels and - cies- the complexion
and purify ire breath n-rth ard throat.
7 also believe ere liver 3 CRAFTY benz
cited by she daily usn q them. thev
cost but twenty-five cents G box Ct drug
stores. AMI although IL some sense .
patent preparation yet ! oeasse sss
more aad better charcoal IN S.uart's ~
sorbent Isozenxcs than in any OF he o.
es.-s-r er1.roa! y1assS"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-13
BIG MILL rs CERTAIN.
Grain Men Are All Jubiiant Over the
Prospects.

The grain men ABOUT, the b3ara Of trade
yesterday were a.t wearing broad smile
and predicting that Wichita Is bound
to be the grain and milling center Of
the state of Kansas. This feeling was
CAUSED by the announcement that the
proposition OF the Uni.ed Min and Eleva-
tor company 10 build a mill of 1850 bar
rels of four a day capacity is winner
and the Eiil will be built next sUm-
rler.
When E. X Nevling undertook to or
gaEize a company to build this mill and
combine it with his new elevator Of 20, 10
bushels capacity. it was pretty near.y
q certainty that he would succeed be-
cause all of the banks Of the city as
we'll as the prominent business men in
dorsed the proposition.
j. E. Howard of the Union Mills said
last evening that he had no doubt OF the
success Of the new mill. He gave it as
his opinion from the standpoint OF
miller that the people who were putting
their money in the enterprise would get
good returns for their Investments.
When asked il he thought the building
Of more large mills here would inter-
fere with the smaller mills already es-
tablished Mr. Howard said he thought
not. It was his opinion that the build
Ing Of more mills would cause more ele-
vators TO he built and they would help
to make this a grain center and that
was what the millers wanter so that they
would be able at all times to get sup
ply of wheat He said the wheat had
u lxoA wx-al1
be ground here as anywhere else. The
fact that other mills are going to be
built here would not hurt those already
built. He said that the Randall Mil.
which would be smaller than this one
of the United Mill and Elevator COM
psny will be commenced in a very short
time.
President Naftzger of the Fourth ma
tienal bank, said last night that he
never had any doubts about the building
of this big mill from the first day that
Mr. Nevline took hold OF it. He said
Nevling had been here for about ten
years and every man with whom he has
done business is his friend. He said
Mr.. Nevling did not come before the
people with a wild eat scheme away OF
in some mountain fastness where gold
was IL De mined by the bushel hut vi
plain business proposition that any
body could understand.
The banker said there had been money
enough sent out of tbs city the past ten
years to invest I'm mining schemes that
brought no returns to build a half dozen
mills like the one tina, 1;r.' Neyline is
going TO build. He said Eevling was
honest and possessed husiness capacity
that insured the successful management
OF the mill and elevator
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-13
SUCCESS is ASSURED.
Wichita Poultry Show Promises to Be
the Largest in the History OF
the Association 70 ~

So says Secretary Schopf. The Wichita
Poultry Association has been holding sue
cess poultry exhibitions for the last
twelve years. and we are going TO have
for our 18th annual. il present conditions
speak for anything, the largest exhibi-
ton of fancy poultry, January 1 to 3.
1891. ever brought together in Wichita
since the organization of this associa-
ton thirteen years ago.
The business men OF the city are be-
ginning to realize the benefit these ex-
hibitions are to Wichita, and eagerly
look forward to their coming each year.
This they prove by their liberal aid and
support to tledp the association make the
Wichita show the best show in the best
state in the Union.
Wichita is fast becoming the city Of
the great southwest, where fanciers ex-
pect to come and spend n social week
once year. compare notes and get their
birds scored by judge of national repu-
tation, and Wichita is good town to
come to anyway" The Wichita Poultry
and Pet Stock Association. realizing this
fact have spared no expense 10 secure
the services of the old veteran poultry
Judge. T. X Fetch. Natick. Mass.
There still remains a little over three
weeks before the show takes place and
never before in the history Of the as>o-
citation has there been three weeks be-
fore the show takes place as many en-
tries. IS many requests for premium
lists entry blanks and other information
as we have at the present time. Many
have sent word they were not coming
with only one pen. but with whole load:
we have good birds and want score
card from an eastern Judge. We are also
coming TO get the benefit of the lecture
Judge Fetch is going TO give one nigh;
during the exhibition.
Secretary Schopf said: Il am kept
busy sending out premium lists. answer
ing correspondence and locking after the
welfare OF the association. and my work
Increases as the time draws nesref to
the opening OF the show The association
has get up the best premium list they
have ever sent out and no fancier should
fail.. who has not already received one.
TO sena 20 the Secretary. II " schoof.
for a copy
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-13
MEANING Or "RoYcRoFTEas."
Something About the Lecture Of Ebert
Hubbard.

In answer % a query regarding the
~Royorofters,-' the Eagle has looked Up
the proper Information and will give IL
as nearly as II Is rossitis.
The query Is very pertinent and ap-
p-,.priste az this time on account Il he
lecture this week By Ebert Hubbard.
who viii take Up it. 5i-rtssis-- The
name Royc-nft was tssen from rlac.
called Rcycro.t shop. becsuse there VS.
3 man by the nanIs OF RoTcTe-t who
printed Beautiful books in England tSo
hundred years ago. Then Hoycro's -
a pretty word. anyway. Roy means
king. and croft meas home OF rest
Roycrcft-Kinz's Pest
Fer the Information q those who 90
10; understand the tern ''Roycr0fte-s."
The correct dehnitisn IS here ssTer- The
Roycrofters are a community OF voTk-
err WHO make BEAUTIFUL books and things
-rnasias them as sso1 IS they caH-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-13
FINAL HEARING DECEMBER 26.
BY County Commissioners on New
Road,

At a meeting of the county commits
sioners yesterday afternoon at the court
house the August Johnson petition for
a road in Minneha township was taken
up for consideration and the final hear
ing was set for December IS.
In regard to the application OF the
trustees of the Free Methodist church for
rebate tax on the south hslf Of lot a.
Fourth avenue, Meads addition. il was
moved that the action which the board
took on October 1o. in refusing said re-
bate be reccn.idered Motion carried. 1t
was then moved that the county clerk be
instructed to Issue a certificate Of error
IN favor of the trustees o. the Free
Methodist church for Se.se. and further.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-13
Liquid Oxygen.

Liquozone is simply liquid oxygen
no drugs, no alcohol in it. II 10 the
discovery of PAUL.. the great German
chemist, who spent 20 years on 1t. His
object was to get such an excess OF
oxygen in staple form into the blood
that no germ could live in any mem
brane or tissue
LeuoEone does that. We spend II
days in making each bottle o. II, but
the result is a germacide 50 certain
that we publish On every bottle m o.
fer CT $1,000 for q disease germ that it
cannot Kill
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-13
SOC Bottle Free.

II you need Liaro-one. and have
never tried IL. please send US this coa-
pom We will then mail you IN order on
your local druggist for fuilssze bot
tie. and we viii pay your druggist our
selves for Il This Is our free gift.
made to convince you: 10 show you
what Lioucznrc is. ard what IL can do.
In jnetice 20 yourself. please accept Il
today. for il places you under 10 obj"
CATION whatever.
Iquoxone costs soc and 81.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-13
Liquozone Cost $l00, 900
Yet We VIM Buy Soc Bottle Give You.

This company, composed Of bust
ness, professional and medical men Of
ability, paid 100000 for the right to
make Liquozone. That Is the highest
price ever paid for the rights in enc
country on any scientific discovery. It
was paid by US. after years OF expert
mert with 1t, because L!quosone alone
can kill inside germs without killing
the tissues. too. Nothing else can de-
stroy the cause Of any germ disease
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-13

animals deadly to vegetable matter.
LQuozene il employed in the iarg-
cat hospitals. and pfetcribed by the
best physicians. the world over. II is
essential IN any germ disease. for the
cause must be destroyed. ard nothing
else can do it. Lquozose thsn acts as
a tonic to bring back = condition Of
perfect health: for oxygen Is Natures
greatest tcric- In effects are sxhilaE-
ating. purifying. vftalixing. II does
something that All the skill In the
world cannot do without II.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-13

that the county clerk rebate the 1865 tax
on said lot, same being used exclusively
for religious purposes. Motion carried.
1t was moved that a certificate OF error
IN favor Of D. e. Busser1 on valua-
ton of $50 erroneous assessment OF i'm
provements on lots @ and 81, Rideii ave-
nue. Logans addition. for the year 1905
The SAID improvements having been re-
moved to lots q and q Cleveland ave-
nue., Tilfords second addition, and there
assessed
The board then adjourned until Monday
at 70 O clock
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-13
Kills All Germs.

Any drug that kills germs is q pol
son to you and il cannot be taken in
ternally. Medicine never destroys in
side germs. Aquozone kills them with
OXYGEN tonic to you-the very
source Of vitality. II kills them be
cause germs are vegetables. and m ex.
cess Of oxygen-the very life Of the
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-13
Germ Diseases.

These are the known germ diseases.
All that medicine can do for these trou-
bles 10 to help Nature overcome che
germs. and such results are indirect
and uncertain. LGuozone kins the
germs. wherever they are. and the re-
suits are Inevitable By destroying the
cause Of the trouble. II invariably ends
the disease, and forever.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-13
q. q. cHRITTsN rs MARRIED.
Rev. Irwin Performs Welding Cere-
rcay Yesterday

Z. q. Chr.t:ea. aged s. srf SsEie
aeass-z. aged - were married a, IRE par
sorsre % Ire we.t Ssde Pre@5szs-sar
church las; night about 8 sescck- ~
Rev. Waiter II Irwin. raster o. toe
cs1grch-
VT ard Mrs. Chifssn VIII be AZ hor.e 10
their Trends % s1ssh waisst
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-13

Go.tre--Goze. Tocercu'cs-a-
.,icEorreea--Csleet gEncr>-t'sccrS.
y oraea's Diseases Earscoceis.
kl diseases thai begin with fcver--at.
infsamma.son-aii cz.arrh-aI contagious
diseases all the results ~ Impure 90
poisoned blood
IL nervous debility Iicrorcne acts as
vitaIi=er. accomplishing what 10 drugs
can do
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-12-07

change his disposition begin to follow
Christ and cultivate divine tastes. Nhen
Il man thus turns about. Gods spirit does
the work of transforma alton
But this puzzled Jesuss learned inter
viewer. To his query, How can these
things be- tn. Master said Marvel not
that said unto you. yc must he born
mysterious. but the must be- is plain.
Il do not Know how wheat grows but
know it must he planted and grown for
people to have bread. do not know now
taking food makes my blood red and gives
strength and vitality tn nerve and muscle
but I know that ] must take food II l
would live. Why do We not let Gods part
alore in religion as We do in farming
and eating and attend to our own part
faithfully" Nicodcmus did not wait Tor
mystery To be explained before acting.
Why should we"
1T was A memorable night when that
tied right the great question of his per
sonaI attitude toward Christ and his KING
dom. When We see NicodemuS later in the
dark hours of the trial and cruciitxi"n
loyally standing by the Savior. We real
ize that he overcame whatever timlditN ne
had at his first interview with Jesus. This
should encourage any of us who shrink
from acting upon our Christian coilV!c-
t:cas.
Christ wants mon TO interview him
now. brings holy influences To persuade us
to become his disciples. End enter ms
kingdom: but h" is courteous We SHAH
get no ncarc.. the kingdom until we show
genuine cord!siitv toward him. The hour
of Christian decision is Il m"tnorablc one.
Regrets are always for our delays. never
for prOmDt action.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-12-07
MITCHELL AND
PEABODY CONFER.
Settlement of Colorado Strike
Seems as Distant as Ever
Military Issues Statement.

Denver. Colo. Dec. 6-President John
Mitchell and Governor Peabody held a
conference to-day. and tonight settle
mcnt of the strike Is far distant as
ever. Mr.. Mitchell informed the Governor
that the strike would continue to the Bit
ter end. and the Governor just as posi-
lively informed the strike leader that he
would tolerate no violence. but would or
der out the troops at the first provocatior.
While the conference came to nauSht
both Governor Peabody and President
Mitchell expressed themselves as pleased
with the interview. each saying he had
secured a better conception OF the other.
After the conference Mitchell departed
for Chicago to attend the conference in
the interest Of the Illinois miners.
MILITARY STATEMENT.
Cripple Creek. Colo. Dec. 6.-Adiutant
General Bell. who has arrived here. has
issued statement defining martial law as
1t will be enforced. He defines military
necessity, 'inSurrectiUn' and treason"
OF the latter ne says:
Armed rnarmcd resistance by citi-
Zens of the United States against the law
ful movements of the militia is treason
and punishable with DEATH"
James Gaughan. tndersherifr, whose ac
ton in releasing an imprisoned striker
against whom an Information charging as
saul. WAS to be fled. was the immediate
cause of sending troops to this district.
GauGhan has been removed from office
by the military
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-12-07

The An,phion Choral Union will meet a,
evening. An executive committee will be
selected. Work has been started on The
Redemption
Tile Salvation Army of East st. Louis is
arranging to make tnr poor OF East ST. Louis
presents OF basket dinners. instead OF the
usual Christmas dinner. The work is under
the direction OF captain and Mrs. William
Larson.
Tho East st. Louis Sketch Club viii pre-
sent a three-act comedy, ~ commercial Drum
mcr.'' at the East ST. Louis Music Hail an
Wednesday evening. december Is.
II. T.. S,umpf. yar'imaster Of the Wabash
railroad at Decatur Ill. VIII to-day as
sumo charge of the yards and Wabash :rrrni-
nails in st Louis, East st. Louis. Granite
City and Ferguson.
The engagement was announced yesterday
of August Ecauan. son Of city Comptroller
Fggman of East st. Louis, and Miss Frsda
suIrira daughter of D,tctnr Henry H. Su,nma
of No. 510s florisssnt avenue, st. Louis.
a school Of Instruction for members Of
The Knights of T'ythias will be held at Beile
viii. December 10.
The lIalcyon Society Of ;hr First rrcsby-
terrain Church will give a bazaar and supper
in the lecturc-rOon of thu church On the aft
einoon and evening OF recerib"r 10.
MIR and Mrs. NJ. u. stephens are moving
into their handsome new residence ON I'cnn-
Syiyulia
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-12-07
Proposes to Settle With Creditors
on Cash Basis and End the
Receivership.
FRIENDS COME TO THE RESCUE
Immense Orders On Hand for
Lace and Candy Will Net
Thousands-To Lay
Plan Before Court.

| Chicago. Dec. 6.-By a stroke Of dipIo-
macy John Alexander Dowie has estab-
lished harmony between Zion. its receiv-
ers and its creditors in and out of court
| He proposes to settle with his immediate
| creditors. TO arrange with others on a
reasonable time basis, and to end the
receivership.
Al a conference to-day between the at
torneys representing the heaviest credit
ors and Jacob Newman. attorney for tho
receivers. Dowie showed the lawyers a
statement setting forth Zion's assets and
liabilities He declared he valued Zion-s
estate at S14. .G0o.0c0 above all liabilities. He
exhibited large orders for lace and CANDY
he said neither the lace nor the candy
factory could supply its orders. He
efowsd 81 nda an ,GGI order for carloads
showed draft for 10000 from a wealthy
wcll-wisher and declared he could draw
for 100000 more on one of lions friends
In Wisconsin
On this showing he offered to settle all
urgent claims in cash to put Zion IN a
cash basis In all future dealings with the
outside world. With his heaviest creditors
out of the way. he said, his debts de-
narding immediate payment would not
amount to more than s150,OOO. Samuel
Stevenson's Judgment notes for 500, 100 are
not yet due.
Doctor Dowie's presentation of figures
and his offers of settlement were satfs-
factory to the attorneys. His plan will be
submitted Tomorrow tOfa meeting of the
receivers. their attorneys and the attor-.
neys for the creditors. and. II is believed.
Will be accepted. In that event, receivers
and all creditors will join hands with Doc
tor Dowie In & plea TO Judge kohlsaat to
dismiss the pending litigation. and permit
Doctor Dowie freedom to gather funds
and settle Obliga tons.