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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-04-24

The following are Red Cross drug
stores: Ozanne. Dockunl. Paulin & Harris.
Salmon II. B. Allen, Henrion. McVick-
ers, Van Werden. Lease. Frazier. Means
Bros, Goodin. Reilly, Gehring & Higgin-
son and Jordan.
This plan has been adopted by the doc
tors and druggists in nearly all the
larger cities OF the United States. Chi
cago has a Red Cross Medical associa-
tion with over 10000 members; San Fran
cisco has 10000; st. Louis has over 100.-
coo; Denver has 5000, and In fact, nearly
all the cities have an association with
a large membership. The plan was first
adopted by the doctors and druggists Of
Muncy, Ind, and has been working there
successfully for over three years. Muncy.
Ind, is a town of about 70.ec0 population
and they have over 30Cc0 members.
1t has proved a great blessing to the
clerk. mechanic and laborer in receiving
medical service and drugs for themselves
or members Of their families at such a
nominal sum per month. They are no
longer compelled, after recovering from
their Illness. to pay out all their savings
for doctor and drug bills.
The association has established Offices
at room 10. Turner building. corner Mar
ket and First streets.
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PARKER ISN'T
BRYAN'S Man
Continued fyom First Page.

to enjoy the great benefits which a tri-
urnph OF real Democracy will bring. But
I do not desire that the party shall win
offices only. If that is the only pur-
pose of the party, let its principles be
abandoned and its platform simply de-
clare the party hungry for the patron
age The New York platform is am
biguous, uncertain, evasive and dishon-
est 1t would disgrace the Democrats
of the nation TO adopt such platform
1t ought to defeat as an aspirant for
a Democratic nomination any man who
would be willing 10 have it go forth as
a declaration of his views on public ques-
tions. In Illinois. in Wisconsin. in Min
nesota, in Indiana, in Ohio, and in every
state that has not acted, it behooves the
Democrats to arouse themselves and or
ganize 10 the end that they may prevent
the contamination of the schemes OF the
reorgaaizers. The scheme begins with
the deception Of the rank and file OF the
party. II, is to be followed Up by the de-
hauching of the public with a campaign
fund secured from the corporations and 1t
is to be eonsummated by the betrayal
of the party organization and Of the
country into the hands Of those who are
today menacing the liberties OF the coun-
Try by their exploitation OF the producers
Of
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PaVino Resolution.
BE 1t Resolved BY the Mayor and Council
men of the City Of wichita:

Be 1t Resolved BY the Mayor and Council
men Of the City Of wichita:
That il IS necessary to pave Williams
street in the city Of Wichita. Kansas. with
brick and curb the same with cement
from the east side OF lots twelve and
fourteen on Fifth avenue in y. a Eng
lshs addition 70 the said city 10 the west
side OF Wichita street, in said city. ex-
ceptizg block from the east side II Market
street - the west side Of Main street. 50
as 20 make the roadway Of said street
f0rty-six feet vide from the east side Of
said lots twelve and fourteen TO the east
curb line of Lawrence avenue. and forty
nine feet wide from the west curb line Of
Lawrence avenue 10 the east curb line Of
Market street. forty-nine feet wide from
the west curb line Of Main street % the
east curb line Of water street. and thirty
nine feet wide from the east curb line q
Water street 70 the west curb line q
wichita street: all 70 be constructed 81
accordance with the petition therefor ard
the especihcatlous 70 b furnished By The
city engineer. Al a cost not u exceed s. s.
per square yard. ard of such material
thai ths same viii endure f0r a period %
ten years without need og repaiTz
Passed - city council April - 1sf4
Iso-Ct = L. LELAND. City Clerk
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COMING LOCAL EVENTS.

The usual mems meeting at Y. NJ. c. A
rooms at p. m. today.
Musicians Union No 297. VIII hold post
poned meeting this afternoon at p. m.
sharp.
Miss Downing will not give her dancing
lesson TO the Ladies' Athletic club this
coming week as was announced
There will be called meeting OF the
Ladies' society, Emporia avenue NJ. l..
church. at the church Monday 500 p. m.
April 18th. a full attendance necessary
Hypatia win hold an open meeting to-
morrow and guests are cordially invited.
Music in the public schools. our noted
composers-Mrs. Georgia Mccoy. Our
songs and song writers-Mrs Malytna
Walden.
knights and Ladies' Of Security are 60
ing to have box supper Monday night,
at their hall III North Main street. at
500 o'clock sharp. Ladies and boxes VIII
be auctioned off. Come and enjoy the
fun. All invited.
Harmony Council, No. I27. F a. a.
will meet over 400 East Douglas Monday
night. There are more candidates to mi
tia:e. The regular monthly entertain
ment viii be given Monday. May 2 The
program committee IS making special
preparations Tor the occasion.
Rev. Geo. W. Woodby. the coiored So
clalist orator viii speak on the corner
of Dougiasc and Lawrence at s p. IN. to-
day. His theme IS How MAY the Work
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DOCTORS AND DRUGGISTS
ORGANIZED Red Cross Medical Associs-
tion for People Of Wichita ,
Yesterday

The people Of Wichita are 70 receive
the beneat Of the Red cross Medical as
sociation. organized yesterday ~ the
doctors and druggists q this city. IRE
plan IL the association IS 10 issue MEM
bersbip cards az - ceuts a month O. al
acceptahIe persons between TIE ages z
and - years Members are entitled. -
case az sicknsss. 70 the services q any
p. vs;ciaa a raembeT q the assocsatierl-
and also entitled 20 having his rrezrrig'-
;toa nlled by any association dTuETis-
fres Of charge aid. when necessary. h1s-
pi;a1 service. The object q the associa-
ito, Is to place withIa the reach. = al,
ss,ecisry those working or small sal
arcs proper medica4 attention. IN case
of Sickness
larse majority Of the doctors ard
druggists are now members II the sEso-
cation ard !; Is expected that ia feE
ss,,s ,hev vii receive the cooperation of
al other doctors ard druggists Il tie CITY
rfs doctors beloaEinE - the assocsztioz
are. Tr. NlnEck. Dr. BzshaE-. Dr- Davis.
pr xca6aulx. D-. Purdue Dr. Aiche1a-.
n walker. u. Taylor. Dr. scott. Dr.
e,.,ler. Or. Jnrysaa. Dr. xiltort.. Or Ont
tand pr Shuts, Or gass ard Dr. ST.
Joha-
stores: ozsnae. poekzEa, ,z2az-lGaFsag
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Gard OF Thanks.

We desire to return cur sincere thanks
TO friends and neighhors for their kind
help and assistance during the sickness
and death Of our beloved son. brother and
nephew; also for the beautiful floral OF
fering at the funeral.
j. c. HEFNR.
EMMA n. HEFNR.
ALLEN HEFNR.
CARL HEFNR.
w a DALE.
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Natures Greatest. Cure
for Men and Women.
Swamp=Root is the Most Perfect Healer and Nat
ural Aid to the Kidneys Liver and
Bladder Ever Discovered.

| pain Or dull ache in the back-they tell US
in silence that our kidneys need doctoring.
If neglected now, the disease advances
until the face looks pale or sallOw. puffy
or dark circles under the eyes. feet swell,
and sometimes the heart acts badly.
There is comfort in knowing that Dr.
Kilmers Swamp Root, the great kidney.
liver and bladder remedy, fulilis every
wish in quickly relieving such troubles
Il corrects inability TO hold urine and
scalding pain in passing IL. and over
, comes that unpleasant necessity Of being
compelled to get up many times during
the night TO urinate. In taking this Won
derful new discovery, Swsmp-Root, you
afford natural hep TO Nature. for swamp
Root is the In5st perfect healer and gentle
aid TO the kidneys that has ever been dis
covered
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fered untold misery. l became weak.
emaciated and very much run down.
had great difficulty in retaining my urine
and was obliged 10 pass water, very
often night and day. After 1 had used
q sample bottle of Or. Kilmer's Swamp
Root. sent me on my request, expert
enced relief and l Immediately bought OF
my druggist two large bottles and con-
tinued taking it regularly. | am pleased
10 say that SwampRoot cured me en-
tirely. / can now stand on my feet ell
day without any bad symptoms what
ever. Swamp-Root has proved a blessing
to me. Gratefully yours.
MRS. z. AUSTIN,
70 Nassau St, Brooklyn. n. Y.
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Will Give Recital.

The Cecelian club viii give piano and
song recital in the Pro-Cathedral next
"Wednesday night. The program Will con-
sist Of several choice selections and win
be complete in every respect. This viii
be q musical treat and Will be Of inter
est to all music lovers.
Besides an elaborate program of music
there will be a beautiful line Of moving
pictures shown and there viii also be
calcium lights. Every effort is being
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Get Ny Book, Ii Sick.
Don't Send q Penny.

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-04-24

Gchring & Hgginson VIII give ,hs abov
bond with every SIC box 0f Mona the
seR You run 10 risk IN buying Mi-e- ns-
That everyone may have faith 30 this
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sold under n positive guarantees 20 Ts-
fuad the money n j, does not DO al that
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Everyone who IS troubled with dys-
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-04-24

A notable attraction announced for early
appearance in this city at the Crawford
will be Rose CoghIan in The Greatest
Thing in the World" Miss Coghlans pre-
sentations OF The Second Mrs Tan
oueray." THE Notorious Mrs. Ebb-
smith, "a Woman OF no Importance.
1.-The Countess De Mohrivart. Lady
Barter" Peg Wellington Queens Eli
zabeth and Catherine OF England, Mary
Queen Of Scots. Lady Gay Spanker. Lady
Teazle and her recent triumph in Charles
Frohman's production OF Ulysses on
Broadway are sufficient guarantees that
Miss Coghlan herself will AFFORD dram
attic treat in the character of Virginia
Bryant. New York society woman.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-04-24

The Central Labor Union will meet
Tuesday night in the a. O. u. W. hall.
on South Main street, at 7:30- There Will
be important business and all union men
are cordially invited. There will be a
smoker to combine business with pleas
ure.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-04-24

The Ladies' Aid society of the United
Brethren church met with Mrs. Shivlon
at Washington w. avenue, south. last
Wednesday. After the business of the
day was ttsffsacted, refreshments were
served.
Miss Mary Findley. who for the past
two years has been studying music with
Mr. Ieibling in Chicago will return to
Wichita about May l, soon after which
she will give recital. She Will also open
a studio.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-04-24
Music and Drama
Al the Crawford
> Coming Attractions for
Wichita Amusement Lovers.

At the Crawford
Dainty Faree Buriesquers win be the
attraction .at the Crawford Wednesday,
April 81. II is pretty generally conceded
in theatrical circles that the orxaniza-
ton outside OF the so-called Wheel of
buriesque houses are far stronger than
those which are controlled by that body
OF managers. The reasons fer this are
obvious In the first place the outside
manager is obliged to expend large
sums OF money IN providing roster
Of more credit than tho combination
men. because he IS at times forced to
play in houses that expect a larger re-
turn for their money. In the second
place if he fails TO make good on
the first visit he Knows fun well that
a return engagement is impossible. so
II is TO his interest 10 secure as strong
an aggregation of entertainers as
money viii afford This is just what
Mr. J. II. Barnes has done in gathering
his Dainty Paree Rurlesquers.' who are
TO appear at the Crawford theater this
week Manager Barnes Is 4 veteran IN
the matter OF putting together burlesque
shows and the success attained by his
company last season spurred him on to
greater efforts this year with the re-
suit that the present organization IS
among the top-notchers IN the particular
field OF amusement From the time the
curtain goes up on the opening bur
lesque. "a Night at the Hotel Wald-
rough which serves TO introduce the
bevy OF twenty or more young and pretty
girls. and the group of clever comed-
ians in hodge-podse OF song, mirth and
pretty surroundings. until the last act
OF the three act burlesque entitled The
Wrong Mr. Corbett.'' which again en-
ploys the fun force Of the company.
there is not a duh moment In the per-
formance. The vaudeville features in
clude Miss FlOSsie LaVan and few
songs. Rich and Wilbur. singing. talking
and dancing act: sisters Ward. vocalists,
and the favorite Irish ccmeTxians. Honan
and Kearney. and Thomas Breen, silly
utionist, assisted by Miss Carroll and
Master Johnnie Breen IN buriesQue Jug
Cling act.
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the kidneys, and had to urinate from
four to seven times a night, often with
smartipg and burning. Brick dust would
settle in the urine. l lost twenty
pounds IN two weeks. and thought I
would soon die. l took the first dose of
your Swamp-Root in the evening at
bed time, and was very much surprised I;
had to urinate but once that night, and
the second night l did not get up until
morning. have used three bottles OF
Swamp-Root, and today am as well as
ever.
I am a farmer, and am working every
day. and weigh 100 pounds, the same that
weighed before l was taken sick.
Gratefully yours, I. ), APkER,
Sec. +. a. & 1. U. 504. Marsh HILL Pa.
April 9Th, 1893.
There comes time to both men and
women when sickness and poor health
bring anxiety and trouble hard TO bear;
disappointment seems to follow every
effort Of physicians in our behalf. and
remedies We try have little or no effect.
In many such cases serious mistakes are
made in doctoring, and not knowing what
the disease is or what makes US sick.
Kind nature warns us by certain synp-
toms, which are unmistakable evidence
OF danger, such as too frequent desire to
urinate, scanty supply, scalding irritation,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-04-24
Kidney,
Remedy Will YOU, Every Reader of the Eagle May
Have Sample by
EDITORIAL NOTICE

or
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o telling all
Binghamton
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GUARANTEE BOND.

In purchasing 5oc box OF Mon
the purchaser is requested "a have IN
guarantee signed by Gehring & His
ginson as their personal agreement
refund the money on return 81 cnpt
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put forward to make this one of the
musical successes of the season, as well
Is an interesting program and a most
thorough entertainment
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-04-24

crs secure Their Heritage" Mr.. Wood
hey Is an earnest and persuasive speaker
He will stay In Wichita over Tuesday and
speak on the same corner upon the cur
rent questions on Monday and Tuesday
afternoons and evenings
Highland Cemetery association viii
meet on Tuesday with Mrs. joe CoTwin.
81 : Emporia.
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Pavina Resolution.

Be Z Ordained ~ tte Ma-or AID Council
raen q the City = w}chlta:
That Il IS necessary % pave All curb
L-awreace avenue IN THE city oi wichita
Kansas. from the south E.ce of DouElss
avenue - TIE 1oTth side q Wil.isr.s
street = IS 20 make tls TosdEzY = sad
stree, Htgy feet vide. Ezi5 cuFb - X
made & good cement and SID strsst %
be paved wiih y.tssae1 h-lrk q the bet
quality. AL to - ooostruc.sa - sccersi-
arce wtth TIE 3ets;lan therefor aHs ths
s.ec4Gcarons - - furnishes br fns city
engineer a. cost rot % sxoeess & = per
s1uare yard. an1 q = oonsfTsctsd q
s-ch materials a-d Il s1ca raz1ner that
-ho saz.a vfg endure for peEspd Il tea
years zi;ho1t tsa rod = Espaf-s.
Passed y TIE cit@ coEzel asrii - 80
.E-s. : I. LELAND. City Clerk
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Swamp-Root Saved Ny Life

1 received promptly the sample bottle Of
your great kidney remedy, Swamp-Root
had an awful pain in my back, 'ever
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-04-24
NEW WAY TO SELL MEDICINE.
Gehring & Higslnson Give Guarantee
Bond with Mi-o-na, Natures Cure Tor
,DYspepsla.

Gehring G Higginson have mate ar
rancements 10 sell Mi-o-ns. the marvel
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Degree os Pooehontzs. gssai.z couseE
No =. E1i sevws resre4s-ze1ts - al
rne-afars aas fkoss zheas 17at.eass1r.z
havs been bans1ea j.. Il TIER hzl AZ nezs
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Swamp-RoOt a Blessing to WOmen

My kidneys and bladder gave me great
trouble for over two months and l suf-
The oasis., 1904-04-23
THE LEAF TO TURN.

A few weeks ago a republican friend to TIE OASIS, one of the most sterling and straightforward citizens of Santa Cruz county, came to the office and said; Il like your editorial Turning Over A New Leaf" but 1 think you did not go far enough. With taxes at four per cent, the school fund cut from eighty cents to fifty cents upon the hundred dollars, and the school year cut short to six and seven months, where formerly 1t was eight and nine months in duration, Santa Cruz county IS up against it, and something must be done. Let THE OASIS point out what has got to be done. Let It show the new leaf which must be turned over"
 That is just what TIE OASIS pro poses now to do: and it is going to persist in keeping the issue before the people of Santa Cruz county, insisting upon correction of the errors so plainly apparent and Tightening the burden of the tax ation until the county tax rate IS cut down to that prevailing when the county was aew-viz 34 cent on the dollar-and as much lower as may be possible to make it.
 The most rigid economy in pub lie expenditures must be adopted Every useless and unnecessary ex- pense must be Topped off A good beginning can be made by electine a member of the legislature Tn. structed to go to Phoenix next winter and secure enactment of q statute reducing the salaries O. county officers to the formel figures, from which they were ad. vanced by the legislature of 1901 Under the acts of 1895 the distric attorneys in counties of the fourth fifth and sixth classes Santa Cru county is of the ffth) were pai( salaries of 5000 per annum; re corders 1000; treasurers 1000 and members of the boards 0 supervisors were paid $5 per da. each for the days actually served and mileage, hut the total amour to be paid in any one year was no to exceed S300. In 1901 the lay was changed raising the salaries o district attorneys Tn counties 0 the classes mentioned to $l25O pc annum: recorders to $l25O; treas uries to S1250; supervisors to $1OO That apparently trifling change II salaries added S1200 per annum t the annual salaries of the thre supervisors of Santa Cruz county and $75O to the annual salaries O the other three officials named making a total of $l95O-nearl. $2.OOO annually taken unneces sarilv out from the pockets of tn tax payers of Santa Cruz county
 For the time devoted to tn county service. the sum of $50 fought O be and is amply sufiicien compensation for any man servin upon the board of supervisor: And $l ,O0O per annum should b and is sufficient remuneration 10 the service rendered by any of tn other officials naIned. For tn
The oasis., 1904-04-23

But then Doctor Noon's political convictions are never taken serious ly by anyone. It can be hardly al- legged that any man iswell grounded
 in his political convictions who has run the gamut of all political parties couple of times within a dozen years or so. A man who has been in turn q democrat, a populist, q republican again, and a second time a democrat can be hardly looked upon by people of any political faith; and his motives are always viewed with suspicion. Men who are earnest in any politi-
 cal faith look askance when so ar rant mountebank pushes him self to the front to speak for them.
The oasis., 1904-04-23

LAST week the Fidette contained a long screed from Doctor A. II.
 Noon. in which that worthy pre- sented an attempted refutation of recent editorials in TIE OASIS up- on political issues. The good doc tor's illumination was principally devoted to a qualification of the democratic party generally and a landation of Vim. Randolph Hearst in particular; incidentally a lam basting of the republican party.