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Seward gateway., 1904-08-19
Improvements Going On.

It is really surprising the many new improvements that have been begun in Seward during the past weef.
 In fact there is so much going on in all parts of the town that the reportei decided, on account of lack of time to make special mention of each in the next issue.
 There does not appear to be any lack of faith in Stewards future even among the most knock-ious element. They have concluded that the town is going ahead despite the fact that they were at times troubled with billiousness and evel ything look gloomy to them. It Is better to be with the band wagon than to drag aluag with the tai end of the procession,
 The recent visit of number of cap. ltalists who are behind tile Alaska Central Railway enterprise. and the confident feeling that is in the air re, garding the completion of that artery of commerce 135 miles next yfSSar, has, perhaps inspired the pebple 6f energy to be up and doing. There is not an idle man in the community and Seward does not habor buns.
Seward gateway., 1904-08-19
With Many T&anks

There arc some people in all com munities %Ko realize that Newspaper men have Some attributes which cause them to resemble other members of their kind. They were created with stomachs and always carry m appe- tite with them whether it is heredita- ry or acquired.
 Another feature which prevails among the fraternity is strong de sire to keep the stomach full and the appetite satisfied.
 Last week Mrs. Geo. w. Gabriel sent to this office gener5us plate of all the dainty edibles which were served at her party.
 Mir. Georsn Jamme and Mrs. Gab- riel also remembered the editors family with fine strings of trout fresh from the lakes of this vicinity, which are alive with these toothsome beau ties.
Seward gateway., 1904-08-19
CaIaht Twb Sharks.

E. ulrickson, local fisherman, yes terday brought in two mud sharks with his catch of ;the night before. These huge monsters of the deep attracted quite bit ot attention.
 It was estimated that one weighed 400 and the other 500 pounds, and in length they would Measure 10 and Il feet. M'E
 The liver is used .on account ofthe oil itproduces, and after it is extracted the carcass is >eonsigned to it's native ele- mert.
Seward gateway., 1904-08-19
Died.

John Clunan, better known as Trough Nut Jack" died; at Gold Creek tributary of the Shusitna river on June 12th of physical exaus. ti6h' MT. Clunan was we'll known character in Alaska, and the gold fields of Oregon, Washington and British Columbia. He started up the Susitna river last May with party of prospec, tors from this place. He was ii a weak physical condition from drink when he started, but insisted on going with thie party. He was not able to help the party at all and stayed in camp most of the time and after short illness died, He has brother and sister fh San Francisco.
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of years. MT. Queirrolo has been fore

of years. MT. Queirrolo has been fore- man at the Wible mine for numRSr of years, and the bride has resided wftE Her sister, Mrs. M, E. Anderson since coming to Alaska. Both parties have a large number of friends who wish chem happiness. The couple will re- side in Sunrise during the summer und will probably visit their former homo in California this winter.
Seward gateway., 1904-08-19
Notice.

Is hereby given NtkfSSit the partnelsRip heretofore existTnE between Stokes and Hills was dissolved on April 24, 1904, Seward, Alaska, Aug, 19, 1904.
 E. G. STOKES.
 A. G. HILLS.
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Married.

MT. Ben Queirrolo and Miss Melissa j. Doyle were united in marriage 'Nt the home of the bride in Sunrise S Sn August 9th by Judge H. H. Hildreth of this place. S'he contracting parties are well known in the Cook Inlet country where they have resided for a number
Seward gateway., 1904-08-19
Sunday Even ng lecture.

Dr. D. H. Sleem announces that the subject for his lecture next Sunday evening will be, "Primitive races of Biblical history"
Seward gateway., 1904-08-19

Something nice to furnish a meal brew 'ye a cup of Chase & Sanborns Seal for s6le at Brown & Hawkins.
Seward gateway., 1904-08-19
For Sale.

Option in lot, good location, cabin Big tent and Restaurant outfit, cheap inquire Northern Saloon.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-27
WIcHITANS WERE INTERESTED.
Everybody Wanted to Know Result Of
--~--8afn Iriaf

Perhaps no other trial in a good many
years has attracted such widespread in
terest as that of Ralph Balm, who is
charged with shooting and killing Will
liam Flynn. From within an hour after
the time that the fate of the defendant
was placed in the hands of the jury there
was call after call over the Eagles tele-
phone from persons who were anxious to
know the decision.
The majority of the inquirers were wo-
men. although there were many men and
some voices that sounded like those of
children.
II do so hope they won't convict him, y
said a feminine voice after she had been
told that the jury had not reached
verdict. DO you think they will? You
won't mind if l call again, will you? I'll
ring up later on.
The next call was in a mans voice.
After his inquiry had been answered he
said: well. all / hope is that they VIII
find him guilty. What is your opinion as
IN the outcome?" When told by the lis
teuer that he had no idea the questioner
would hang up the receiver but not after
first assuring the person who answered
him that he would call again
Nearly all who were looking for infor-
mation also wanted to discuss the case
Opinion was about evenly DIVIDED os
those who telephoned. Some were anx-
ious TO hear that the jury had returned
verdict of not guilty. while others were
equally as anxious that the defendant be
convicted.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-27

You may call it eczema, letter or milk
crust.
But no matter what you call it, this skin
disease which comes in patches that burn,
itch, discharge q watery matter dry and
scale, owes its existence to the presence OF
hunors in the system.
1t will continue to exist. annoy, and per-
haps agonize, as long as these humors
remain.
1t is always radically and permanently
c.1red by
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-27
WEATHER WILL MODERATE.
Observer Todd Thinks It viii Get Con
siderabIy Warmer.

Forecast for Wichita and vicinity;
Partly cloudy weather and warmer
For Kansas: According TO the predic7
.ions of Observer Todd. the weather VIII
nor remain cold He says it will clear up
and moderate.
THE 6-degrees- below-zero gales VIII
not blow very long" said Mr.. Todd L
fully believe that il will be considerable
warmer within the next few days There
IS nothing serious in the atmosphere
This cold snap has been general. so
we need not kick. Others have felt Its
severity more than we have.
Clear weather is general except over
the western gulf coast, Ohio valley. and
portions OF Illinois. Minnesota, North Da-
kota. Montana and Oregon. Snow was
falling this morning at Cincinnati and
Chicago. and rain at New Orleans. The
southwest disturbance. central over Texas
Yesterday morning. has moved rapidly
northea eastward. and now occupies the
Ohio valley. II has caused a general
snowfall over the middle west. The pre-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-27
1--WE WILL BUY 1T BACK
Gehring & Higginson's Remarkable
Way of Selling Nj ola, the Flesh
FORMING Feed

Just ask Gehring * Higginson. corner
OF Douglas and Topeka avenue. what they
think OF Aii-o-ua. II VIII not take you
long to- ask them. but II VIII take them
some time to tell you all the good things
they know Of this remarkable flesh form
ing food
Ii is natufal for people to doabt. but
yhen Gehring & Higslnson frankly Offer
II, buy back any empty boxes when Mi
1u-na fails to restore health and increase
the weight and return the fun amount
of money paid. it silences the doubters
and they cannot help but feel that Mi
o-na is an unusual and remarkable prep
araticn.s Used for a little while. this
nesh formi2g food viii show that II acs-
ualfy furnishes real nourishment. regu-
hates digestion and increases weight.
Weigh yourself and then begin its
use and the scales will soon show the
good Mona is doing. Il gives strength
and tone 70 the digestive organs. makes
rich. red blood and puts the whole system
in proper physical condition. II it did not
do what is claimed for II. Gehring &
Hixginson could not afford 10 sell ii the
SsGay they do. agreeing 10 refund the cost.
Zoe, In case ii does not give complete
safisfac1zoE.
Everyone who is thin. weak and out
Of hsalt1. should begin the use Of Mi-o-na
on thea1 terms. for ii costs absolutely
nesh1ng nriess it makes you Well
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-27
THREE MEETINGS
HELD YESTERDAY
Commercial Clubs Choose
Delegates to Convention.
WHICH WILL BE FRIDAY
Eleven WichitanS will Go to
Topeka.

Three very enthusiastic meetings were
held yesterday in this city by the Cham
Der of Commerce, Traffic Bureau and the
Commercial club. The object of these
meetings was to select delegates to rep
resent these bodies at the State conven-
ton of the Commercial Federation which
is to be held in Topeka next Friday.
The Board of Trade chose their dele
gates several days ago. therefore
Wichitas business interests will be fully
represented at the Topeka convention.
The purpose of this state convention is
20 bring the commercial factors in every
town and city in Kansas into a spirit of
harmony. To the federation belong men
of eyeryindustry and occupation. The
live stock men are deeply interested and
will take a prominent part in this inn
potarnt gathering.
At the convention these representatives
of the various municipalities of Kansas
will endeayor to use their influence TO
good ends, such as bringing to bear upon
the legislature the important of certain
measures that would be of great signi-
ficance This federation is under the i'm
preston that what is beneficial to one
city or community is equally valuable to
another Then the aims of this meeting
will be to work for these results.
Following are the delegates of the
various commercial organizations OF
Wichita who will attend the convention
at Topeka:
Commercial Cube. z. Potts, o. P.
Taylor, J. H. Black
Traffic Bureau--C. H. Smythe, T. H.
Griffith. NJ. w. Weeks.
Chamber of Commerce.. E. Howard,
S. s. Ashbaugh
Board of Trade-E. K. Nevlins, S. w.
Frasias, ]. G. Miltner.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-27
THINKS WHEAT DAMAGED.
William Crawford Talks Of the Pros
peet for Big Wheat Crops.

William Crawford. a Sedgwick county
farmer. who resides in Valley Center
township. was in Wichita yesterday. He
reports the young wheat as being badly
in need of rain or snow prior TO the fall
OF Sunday. and says that he fears some OF
il may have then been already ruined
Mr. Crawford is hopeful for a big crop
this season in spite Of the recent draw
back. dry weather; that is, l. the crops
really have experienced any damage. He
is one OF the farmers who has been
holding his last years crop for good
prices Il haven't sold a busheI Of fl
said Mr. Crawford Il may not sell cut
yet for quite while. / understand. how
evsr. that more than ~ per cent OF last
years crop has already been shipped out
OF the state
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-27
CANDIDATE A VISITOR.

VIII Weller. editor OF the Belle PLANE
Defender. was IN wichita yesterday. Mr.
Weller is candidate for clerk OF the dis
trfct court OF Sumner county and Is max
ing strong Fight for the place He has
already canEassed the county once an.
expects 10 do so again before he pri-
msries- As editor of the Defender. a
stsunch Republican paper. welter has
always taken an active part IN politics
For I'VE consecutive years he has been .
member Of the county central COMMITTEES
and in this way has become widely &C
cusinted with the ci,irens Of the county
Another fact IL his favor L that his
township sends the largest delegation Of
any 10 the county convention When
asked how he felt about his chances :5r
winning he declared that IL WORK would
do II be doubted not but that he would
be given this honor b. the people Of SUE
ner county.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-27
STEVENS CASE TODAY.
Arson Trial Will Be Up This After.
noon at 2 O'clock

When the Balm case was given to the
jury yesterday afternoon, Judge Wilson
announced that the case of the State VS..
S. NJ. Stevens for attempted arson would
be called at 2 o'clock. 1t was decided
later, however. to proceed first with the
case of the State VS.. AL Glaman. The
jury was secured for this case and the
trial will begin at 9 o'clock this morn
ing Judge Milton is defending Giaman.
who is charged with robbery-of picking
the pockets Of one Arthur Lawrence at
the Exchange" saloon last fall.
The Miller case is also scheduled for
this week and will probably be tried if
the Stevens case closes before the end
of the week.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-27
cipitation was light except at ST. louis,

cipitation was light except at st. Louis,
where about 6 inches of unmelted snow
were recorded. An Alberta low is making
it's appearance over the extreme north
west, and has caused a general rise in
temperature from Nebraska northward
to the Canadian border. There has been
a decided cold wave in the past twenty
four hours over Arkansas and portions
of Missouri and Texas The minimum
temperature this morning ranged from
50 degrees below zero at New Orleans to
AZ degrees below at Minnedosa, n. W. T.
Minimum temperature for the last
twenty-four hours is degrees below
zero; minimum. 30 degrees above.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-27
a SAN FRANCISCO PHYSICIAN
Uses Herpicide Successfully in Treat
inc Sycosis Of the Beard.

He says: Il recently treated case OF
sycosis ssiuliiar 10 BARRIERS ftch1 OF the
lower lip with Newbro's Herpicide- There
was an extensive loss OF beard with in
EXAMINATION extending wen down on the
chin. The result OF the application Of
HespiciGe was most gratifying The loss
of beard ceased and a rev growth Of
hair IS now taking place over the onoe
infiamed area
.'CSsgned5 Melville L. O'Neiii. NJ D..
IS Howard St.
san Francisco, Cal
HeCicide kills the dsnirun germ and
PERMITS the hair TO grow ahundantiy.
Sold by leading druggists Send lec In
stamps for sample 10 The Herpicsde Co.
Detroit. Mich Moore Drug Co.. special
agents
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-27
Hoods C0rSap0riiiQ

which expels all humors, and is positively
unequalled for all cutaneous eruptions.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-27

Continued on Eighth Page.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-27
One BOTTLE CURES Excessive ,s sa,., . swsa,

or feet cured in a week by the use of
SUDORNON. Your money refunded II Il
fails. Not a powder that merely absorbs
the fetid perspiration, but a permanent
cure for the weakened muscles and nerves.
At your druggist or sent prepaid for the
price. H.0o.-Slack & Griggs, Props. Har-
per Kan.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-08

amber bon berUloorfrau, bic tief unten
auf benz feu6ten @runbe bauIis unb
i9pn man6es Meni9sntino nit ibren
nahen 4rmen !ansfGm aber ii6er gu
ii4 in bic f9pur5e Siefe geaoeen bate.
&etn Monbftrabl erbeIte bic Na9t.
Sn anbur9brtnsli9e5initern gebiiGt
lagen Mopr unb 6eibe, als Titen aus
benz 5eniter ibrer &ammer ftiee unb
bortbin elite, mo Der @eliebte Tie err
fparten fpollte. Seit unb ii9er trat fie
auf. Sic itrau9elte ni9t unb taitete
ni9t. 9a, als iie ben balben @eg
5uridgelegt bate, fiblte Tie ii9 plOB@
li9 BON 5tpei @rmsn umi9lunger.
y&rii9an!" fam es slidli9 bon
ibren 2ippen.
Sp6 feline Mntipprt erfplgt, nur
fefter umf9langen fie bic Nrme unb
sOgen Siten nit ii9 fort.
unb Sifen rar gliidli9, sic
fraete ni9t na9 benz @p6in, fe
bor9te nur auf &rif9ans Sers, bas
10 pilb po9te uHO auf feline baitisen
&tbem5iige.
pl0Bli9 purbe lie bonn @ege forts
serifen, Der 8oben unter tbren SiBen
mid, fe perlpr ben Salt, unb bic ums
f@lingenben Irme l0ften fi9. Sie
pollte f9reien, bod @ntfeBen lGbmte
ibr bic Spru6e. Simmer tiefer unb
tiefer iant Tie, f6on Biz on bic 9iiften
ging tbr bic feu6te, f9lammise Mahe.
.&rii9an!" eelte es ba in bD9fter
Seelenangt bon ibren Gippen. &ri=
f9an! Silf mir! I'm @ottes mill
len, i9 periinfe!"
Gin beiisres, pabniinniges &i9ern
~antportete auf ibren 9ilfer,lf unb in
SliiitertOnen flane es aus Ginger @ntz
fernung an ibr Sbr: Bring bat Moz
Der man Ri, bait bat 9odtib Gift,
aber MIDI &rtf9an Is be Sriser. fon<
bern be Mpprfru! ---
gu 9auIe aber in feiner &ate am
praFelnben Ssrbfeuer iibt &rif9an
unb f9aut auf elm fleines 3ettel9en,
bas t6m bic Magb BEL DuntelperOen
BON feinem Sifen gebru9t bat. Wtt
ungelenfen 3iigen fteben MIR brei
WOrte barauf eei9ieben: n9euts nt9i
= morgen."
unb 3itternb Dor Slid malt ii&
arif9en bas 3uiammeniein NIT Der
@eliebtsn morgen i'm Sorfmoor aus'
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-08

= Cine unItebfameu ns
terbre9uns erlitt tiir5li9 bus Man0s
Der Der 20. Oibifon atpii9en @iebols
bebauien unb 8obeniee. Mls mebrere
&egtmenter eerabe einen bonn Seino
beieBten 90ben5ug erftiirmten unb Der
Sieg ben @nftirmenben unbeftritten
sueefommen pGre, purbe plDBlid
has @anae bait" eeblafen. Die 8e>
feblsbaber faben einanber eritaunt an
unb fonnten, ba iie ben 8efebl gu bic
fem Signal ni9t gegeben batten, feline
@rtldruns fir ben 3pifdenfaa fin
ben. Man fOri9te unb fiebe ba = Elm
&ubbirte, Der ebemals Srompeter se=
tpeien. befanb ii9 nit feiner 9eerbe
am na6en Berg. @r bate bas ibm
fpoblbetannte Signal seseben, bas bon
ben Srompetern Der berf9iebsnen &e>
eimenter iOfprt erpibert purte. Ha9
einitinbiger paufe nurbe bann Der
Berg eritiirmt, noruuf ii9 bic feinbliz
DE 4rmee no9 Ofterobe suriid3ps.
Segen ben i~i9naltunbigen &ubbirten
1T Strafantrog seiteIt tporben.
-5Huf5ebn Sabre auf
@runb zines fuli4en pafes seI9pin<
belt fat elm 9o9itapler, Der tir5li9
in 8riihel berbaftet porben lit. gr
ipObnte felt Ginger .3eit in einem err
item 8riifeler 9otel, obns an 8egleis
dung feiner 3e9nung gu benfen. Na9
einiger 3eit CAB ibm Der Wirtb gu perz
fte9en. baB es 9rau4 lei, resslmdbis
gu be5ablen. Der fe6r biitinguirt aus
iebenbe Srembe 5eiste inn Elm Yadet
g~anfnoten, Die in Wirfli6feit nur
&eflam5ettel, fpgenannte n8lithsn"
paren. DIS nun Der Sotelier ben
Mann perbuften lieb, fanb man Bel
linn feinen pfennig @elb, basesen mar
er nit einem pab perfeben, Der auf
ben Namen &oger 8albert, &eoafteur
bes r@aulois", lautete unb bon ben
8e6Drben in Niasu ausgeitelIt mar.
Seit finfasbn Sabrsn bat bieier 9Ods
ftapler in a1en sroben Stdbten Guz
ropas auf @runb bieIes YaHss, ben er
fi9 auf unre9tmdbige Weiie gu perz
f9affen gefpubt bate, ~un5G9lise
S9pinbeleien periibt.
Sin G inbre9ersS tat"
lit Die neueite @rI9einung auf benz
@ebiete Der 8erliner Spibbubenfre9>
beit. Sn Der 2aubeneolonie Sransz
paal in Der perldn9erten Serrfurtbz
ftrabe tpurben nG9tli9ertpeile finf
2auben ertrp9en unb baruus aaes,
mas ni9t niets unb naeelfeit mar,
entipenbet. On berfdieOenen anberen
2auben perfu9ten bic unsebeteaen
9dfe bersebli9 lire &unft. Die
G9l0Fer bislten ibren Oistriden
ftanb. Sn elmer Der 2uuben fanten Tie
cine 2ampe, unb ba u. a. audi Elm
Spiel Statfarten ibnen in bic 9anb
gefalen mar, tbaten lie lire sefammte
8eute in einen Sad, lieben ii4 gez
miitbii9 nierer unb fpielten 10 lanse
Stat Bis -. bic 2ampe aussing.
8eim Spiel f9einsn fie nod seftDblez
men Sabaf aus slei9fals enttpenbsten
pfeifen serau9t gu baben. Im folsenz
ben Moreen fanb man in Der 2aube
einen Sfat5sttel, aus benz Der Werlauf
oes Spiels erie6en fperben tonnte. Die
2ompe mar total beruntersebrannt.
8on ben Ginbredern unb ibrer 8eute
mar iebo9 feline Spur gu finben. Der
rSfat Der f4peren Sunsen" fpirft TO-
ippbl auf bic Siderbeitssuitdnbe in
ben 2aubencolonien als ouf bic Dreis
itigfsit Der ginbrinslinse interefante
S4laslidter.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-08

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BsRsrn @gprsb tasf9 ID. IL 5egm 81 & Ohio sRseiaI 49,. 2 4e4m
Champaign Iccom 49,. 4 O5Hm YeOra @rpreb tasi@ p 6 d 6 OONm
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Ohio Spectal tdgl......... 8 00Rm Columbus @ypreb tdaI IL 301u
esnm @seom ............. 6 15am Columbus erprsb tad II O0ts
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ct 3outs Gin tdslt& & 6 50gm
capital @rpres tdsI d.. Z 00@m
ct 3ouis Grpreb tdsl d SIP 2oMm
ct 2ouis Cypress tdsli9 DIS. 8 253p
So @linsbam dec tdgl. 4 90 Sim
ct 6 EaA Mall tdgl,9... 8 SbNs
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-08

Ytttsbnrs SpcI, tasIid s.. 208m
3ep Bort Grpreb tdsli& d 6 6Og'm
SGnsaer Mail fdsItd -. 7 5s@m
Serre Saute Gffns @ce tds 10 25@m
&epaOae Cypress tdslId Is. 3 50&m
Mtlantie Grpreb tdeIi4.... a 45@m
Sbe RS 2imiteb tasl s b 6 46Sm
Ohio u 0.re Orb, iagI s d. 6 55Rm
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-08

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cairo & simssn espr tdsli9 I 2ogm Spencer C Bsbferb IL, tasl. 9 45Bm
ginesnnes @Spreb tasI..... 8 5Osem gtneennes espreb tdgIi6 10 sO@n
Spencer & Bedford sc, t@I. 4 459am Cairo Grpreb tdsH& ....-.e 15Rm
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-08

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Sat Mail tdeI,G s...-.. Z o0Em
Gbi @rpreb, nur Coma I'd. IL 509m
SIT & Mi@ gitb 0ef DIP. 8 36Rm
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