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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-21

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-21

2anOuirtbidaftIid)e @erStbe unO
SQinereien.
@riifitb & Srrner 60, 205, Noro.
Soca-S trobe.
The daily sentinel., 1904-05-18

Gordon Drug room No. Reed
Block.
Three incendiary fires were started
in Aspen ON Monday night.
A number of camping parties d
outings are being planned for tho
near future.
The cattlemen report t. Q ranges in
splendid condition as well as the cattle
that Craze thereon.
Most reasonable prices at Gordon
Drug Co.
ID. 7. CLARK and son have finished
shearing their sheen at the range
northwest of the city.
The Democrats of the 4th ward,
precinct 12, will hold their primaries
tomorrow evening at the city hall.
Ribbons laces and handke1chiefs G.
V. Store.
The Royalty Club has made ar
/ rangements to serve merchants
| lunch from If a. m. to p. III. and 5
to p. M. daily.
Partly cloudy and colder tonight
AID Thursday, with local shove RS
are the predictions of the weather
man for this section.
Chocolate creams 80 cents a pound
G. V. Store.
tat AMI Staples, who lost sixty
head OF sheep yesterday by drowning
near the 9th street bridge, were driv-
ing 5000 head to the range in Mont
rose county.
Sherman w. Moody, the jewelers
will make trip to the Palteau count
ry the coming week, where he is
building a splendid trade in his pro-
fession AS an eye specialist.
A. L. Strehlke, prominent drug
st of Meeker and friend of M
Hertz of the delicatessan store, was a
pleasant visitor to the city today on
his way to Montrose.
Box papeteries and stationery G..
! V. store.
Sherman W. Moody. the jeweler,
received letter from friend in
Grand RAPIDS stating that the peach
crop of Michigan was failure this
wear ON account of the severe weather
back in the country. In many cases
the trees were frozen to death and a
number of entire orchards were utter
~ ruined. This is news of interest
to the fruit growers of the famous
Grand valley.
A tent day millinery sale started TO.
day at the Golumbine Music Store.
The ladies can secure discount of
from 33 l-3 to 90 per cent on all mil
linery goods during the sale.
The Progress is always the best
All kinds of northern grown field
and garden seeds. Valley Feed 90.
Victor Blend Coffee is the best in
the city. AT the Enterprise only.
The daily sentinel., 1904-05-18
Big Sale Still On.

The big stock reducing sale at the
Bargain House is still on Many REQ
pie have already taken advantage of our
big bargains and we want many more
to do so.
Prices as advertised last week still
continue and in addition we have the
following specials.
Snecials for Thursday: Fine box
writing paper cents per box and fine
oatmeal bowls cents each from 3 to
4 p. m.
Special for Friday: All our 81. 80
copyright books at 9s cents.
Specials for Saturday: Nice little
gift books Saturday afternoon only at
10 cents. dinner plates for 40 cents
Saturday only.
The daily sentinel., 1904-05-18
A CARD.

1 wish to thank all those who
helped elect me, and 1 appeal to
them and to all others interested
in the welfare of the schools to a d
and support me in my work ON the
School Board.
GEORGE R. WARNER.
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Don't Wait Until You Are Worse

Taken in time the suffering of this little
would have been prevented. Her mother writes
Two years ago my little girl was sick contin-
uously for six months. We tried many doctors.
and they failed, Yet il took only two bottles of
your remedy to cure her. and she has remained
cured. You can tell others of this if you so
desire
Mrs. c. H. Avery, Rockdae n. Y
IT'S pity she did first write me, before the
case dangerous.
The wife Of Omer Andrus of Bayou Chicot, La,
bad been sick for 20 years. For years he could
do practically work. He writes:
when she first started taking the Restora-
tive she barely weighed 90 pounds she
weighs 135, and is able easily TO do all her
housework.
Twenty dark years might have been bright
J. G. BinssIey of 1homasvie, Ca for three
years has been crippled with disease. Now he is
well. He writes:
at spent $4,000 for other medicines, and the
$500 have spent with you have done me more
good than all the rest
And these are only three from 60, 900 similar
cases These letters-dozens of them-come every
day to
How much serious illness the Restorative has
prevented, / have no of knowing, for the
slightly i'll and the indisposed simply get bottle
or two OF their druggist, are cured, and never
hear from them.
But of 100000 sick ones-seriously sick mind
have paid. Paid because they got well.
If succeed in cases like these-fail but
time in 40 in diseases deep-seated and chronic
isn't ii certain can always cure the slightly i'll?
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ers. As an organization or its Kind ~
probably stands AZ the head % the list
Its dinners are great events. and ths
guests include the president diplomatic
representatives. members Of the cabinet
and of congress. men Of science. and men
or letters from all over tho world
At the New Years reception az the home
OF the secretary or war Representative
Victor Murdoch fell into conversation
With General Adna r. Charee who wiiI
army General chanee vas clad IN n
nonrtrous beautiful uniform. and decked
out in piurnes ~ gold lace lie was very
gay ana glitterinz ~ spite Of hts vol
known usual pislnnezs or dress ard man
ner. and his record as q famous warrior.
Mr. Murdoch fell in;o Conversation sith
him and told him he knew his brother IN
wichita General Ch.nee asked very
pleasantly about his wichita klnsman ara
Mr. Murdock told him aii aSout him
Captain T. q NcAsexsuder u the Thir-
teenth infantry formerly - 8cPhrFson.
whom the Kansas dsieRatloB insiorssd Tor
appointment 20 b major ard Judge sdvo-
cate in the army. was uBHuccfssfai an
officer wiih a higher grade being appoint
81. There will shortly b. another vaczn-
cy. however. when The delegation again
VIII prrss Captain AcAIexanaer. who hgs
a very fne record p - FhNOS.
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THEY ARE DRILLING
FOR OIL NIGHT AND DAY.
The Publishers Company Hard at
Work on the Burns Land Near
Bolton-WilI Strike Oil Sand
in Few Days.
Until They Do They Will Offer Five
Thousand 81 Shares for $3.50
Company in Good Faith and
on the Square-Have Sold
Stock All Over the State.

Cherryvale Kan, Jan. Son the Burns
land near Bolton the Publishers Oil COM
pany commenced drilling this week and
at present are down several hundred feet
and are going deeper every minute. There
are three big oilers right against their To-
catien, and three more drilling rigs run
ming right there in a few rods of one
another There is oil on the east. north,
south and west. No dry holes between
Sixty per cent of the stock Is treasury
stock The company now has on hands
over three thousand dollars, has let con-
tract for three wells and for the next
few days will sell stock in five thousand
share lots for $3.50: ten thousand shares for
$40 In less than five thousand share lots
at four cents per share. The treasurer
of the company is under a ten thousand
dollar guarantee bond The Burns land
is the prize tract Of the company and oil
men claim il is one of the best oil tracts
in Montgomery county. II lays right in
line with the big Bolton oilers and there
IN oil in every direction and some where
In that vicinity some drill will strike the
main pool The Publishers company is
a stock company working in good faith
and on the square Every dollar invested
IN their stock Will go for plugging hole
in the ground right in a stones throw
of three bis oilers. They can dig thirty
wells on the Burns land alone, and figure
for. yourself the price this stock may
advance TO. They now have money
enough on hand TO put two wells to pump
ing but will sell little more stock at
prices mentioned above until the drill
strikes the oil sand Remember the drill
lers work in two shifts and keep pegging
away night and day. Don't throw this
paper away and go to sleep thinking
YOU can always get this stock at
this price but bear in mind that
the Publishers Oil company is live,
energetic oil company; an advertiser and
managed by men who believe an oil stock
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Simply sign the above-that is all. Ask for the
book you need. The offer 1 make is broad-is
liberal. The way is easy-is simple. The Restora-
tive is certain.
But do not misunderstood me-
This is not free treatment with nothing ever to
pay. Such an offer would be msleading-would
belittle the physician who made it. But believe in
a sick ones honesty-his gratitude. That when he
is cured he will pay the of the treatment-and
gladly.
I make this offer so that those who might doubt,
may learn at my risk
Tell of it, please, to a friend who is sick Or
send me his name. That's but trife to ask-a
minutes time-a postal He is your friend. You
can help him. Ny way may be his only way to get
well.
1, stranger offer to do all this. Won't you, his
friend his neighbor simply write?
He will learn from my book way to get we'll.
Perhaps, as say. the only way for him. His case
may be serious, hopeless almost. Other physicians
other specialists may have failed. The matter is
urgent, then.
Write n postal sign above today
Address DR.. Shoop, Box e24. Racine. Wis.
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COMING LOCAL EVENTS.

The Highland Cemetery association will
meet on Tuesday at $50 with Mrs Parks
1925 South Topeka.
Mrs c. w Baker will entertain the la.
dies of the Eastern Star Tuesday after
neon at her home, 1o21 South Topeka
avenue.
The Pyramids are requested to meet at
their hall at II o'clock a. m. this morning
to arrange to attend the fule-dl OF our
deceased brother D. A McNicol.
/. A. s., No. 46. S. of V. meet in Peer
less haH Tuesday evening, January l..
Installation of officers. Old comrades cor
daily invited. NJ. Clark, secretary.
knights of the Maccabees will meet at
their hall at 100 p. m. today to attend
funeral of Sir knight D. A. McNicol. All
Sir Knights and Ladies urged TO be pres
ent.
All members Of Geo II. Thomas Regi-
ment Of Union Veterans are directed to
meet at The court house at o'clock
sharp Monday afternoon, on important
business.
All members of the order of knights of
Pythias will please meet at Castle hall at
o'clock today to attend the funeral Of
Brother n. A McNicol. VIII leave for the
church promptly al $50.
The Christian Catholic church in Zion
will hold junior services and bible study
at II a. m, January 10 and regular ser
vices at 2:s0 and 7:3o p. n. at Z3 S.
Water. David A. Reed. elder.
Monday. at 10 O'Clock. the ceremonies Of
the retiring officers and the incoming Of
ficers viii take place at the court house
in the district court room. All parties con-
cerned are requested TO be present.
All members OF Wichita Lodge. No. %,
A. O. L w. are requested to meet at
their hall at 1870 .. m. this afternoon TO
attend the funeral OF our late brother.
D. A McNicol, which is TO be held at the
First Presbyterian church at o'clock
Meeting of Harmony Council, No 122.
F a A, Nensay night, January II. over
400 East Douglas avenue. Business Of i'm
portance will come up. All members in
vited Members Of the degree team are
especially requested 10 be present.
The art department Of the Twentieth
club Will meet on Tuesda yafternoon at
the Unitarian church at $50 o'clock The
first part Of the afternoon Will be devoted
10 a discussion OF furniture and Dutch in
huence and the Chippendale period Will
receive especial attention. The program
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! is indeed good. and besides being close 20
nature, contains much OF psthos. elo-
quence and philosophy. 1t is strong. and
not unlike the writings OF Eugene Field
and James Whitcomb Riley
Tom McNeal wrote the introduction 20
the book He tells If his long acqusint-
ance with Cummins He also tells the
latter's history Cumuins was native
OF Ohio, soldier OF the war 81 the rebel
lion. lived for years in Iowa. then nligrst-
ed 20 southwestern Kansas. and finally
to Oklahoma He was always seeking
loneliness and the frontier life. ahead OF
the march OF civilization. Though he was
in sense hermit. he was always gen
ial and comps nionable. so bis old friends
say
The little book Of poems was printed IN
the Eagle Office.
The Kansas delegation is nearly all here
in Washington again for the rscenvsniEs
OF congress Senator Burton returned
several days ago from hts Kansas trip
Mr. Bowersock and Mr.. Calderhe2d are
stu in the state and the former may re-
main there for some time - come. in view
81 HIS contest for a reorganization next
year
Nearly every member 81 the delegation
will 60 TO Kansas fer Kansas day. ian
uary =. Senator Long will be about the
only exception. lie docs not intend 10
go out 70 the state until the Republican
state convention.
Senator Long has been invited 10 q din
nsr Of the Gr1dlrOf club January - The
Grldiron club is famous orzs rizstlon %
newspaper correspondent and local writ
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company can make its stock holders some
money and they are offering this stock
subject to immediate acceptance The
drill is going deeper every minute and
before many days they will penetrate
the oil sand, when all stock will be taken
off the market Five thousand shares
that you can now secure for one hun
dred eighty dollars. may mean five thous-
and dollars in the next few months. There
is no pipe dreams connected with the oil
business in Montgomery county. Men are
making fortunes here in the oil business.
The oil is here and it is just question
Of money to develop the property and
those who know a good investment are
investigating The price the Publishers
company are selling their stock at now
is practically a ground floor price. Those
who get in now will make big money.
There is no question but what they will
get big oilers on the Burns land. This
property was secured by the managers of
the company when there was but one
well in the vicinity. Now there are five.
entirely Surrouning the farm. and there
are three rigs running, putting down as
many more wells and with the Publishers
rig, makes four wells under completion.
all there together. The history of all sue
cessful stock companies is that the stock
started low at first and then steadily
advanced. There are always knockers
and sore heads that discourage and ven
ture that strikes out TO make good re-
turns for your money. Don't listen to the
knockers but remember the time is limit
ed that this stock can be bought. Get
in now while a few hundred dollars will
count. Don't wait until big oiler puts
the stock TO five times its present price.
The company has passed the stage OF I'M
certainty. 1t has sold stock to some of
the most substantial men in the state,
who. after thorough investigation, have
purchased stock in the company. The
drill IS going deeper every minute You
can set this stock II you act promptly.
Write. phone or wire to the secretary.
n. II Tucker. Jr.. CherTyysle Kan. for
maps and further information. or remit
at once for the number Of shares you
want. See other al. in this paper. Refer
ence. Montgomery County National Bank.
Cherryvale. Kan.
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the Kidneys. and had TO urinete from
four 10 seven times a night. often with
smarting and burning. Brick dust would
settle in the urine. lost twenty
pounds IN two weeks, and thought 1
would soon die. I took the frss dose OF
your Swamp-Root in the evening at
bed time and was very much surprised /.
! had 70 urinate but once that night. and
the second night J did not get Up until
morning. / have used three bottles OF
Swamp-Root, and today am as well as
ever.
/ am n farmer. and am working every
day. and weigh 100 pounds, the same that
1 weighed before i was taken sick.
Sec. F. A. e. |. L. 504. Marsh Hill. Pa.
April 9th. 1895
There comes a time to both men and
women when sickness and poor health
bring anxiety and trouble hard TO bear:
disappointment seems 10 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 no, knowing what
the disease is or what makes US sick.
Kind nature warns US by certain symp-
toms. which are unmistakable evidence
Of danger. such as too frequent desire TO
urtnate. scanty supply. scaiding irritation.
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WHY the Restorative Succeeds

You may oil and rub, adjust and repair weak
engine. 1t will be stronger nor do its work
better, without steam. More power-more steam
is necessary.
And with the vital organs. Doctor them
you will That's repairing. Permanent cures
through treating the that
operate those organs.
And that my Restorative does
After almost a lifetime of labor-of study at
bedsides and research in hosptals-I have made
this discovery. 1 found a way treat, not the
organs themselves, but the nerves-the inside
nerves-that operate these organs and give them
power and strength and health That discovery
has shown the way to cure.
1t makes my offer possible.
1 know the remedy. L never can forget the
perfected it. 1 have watched its action year after
year in cases difficult, discouraging Time after
time have seen it bring back health to those poor
ones whom hope had almost deserted L know
what it will do
My only problem is to convince you
And So make my offer. And the bare fact that
I make such offer ought itself to convince
you that know how to cure. Please read It again
1t means exactly what I say. No catch-no mis-
leading phrases in it. Simply this-you take the
medicine and 1 will take the risk
And decide if are to nav
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-10
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 duh ache in the hack-they tell Is
in silence that our kidneys need doctoring.
II neglected now. the disease advances
until the face looks pale or ssllov. PUFFY
or dark circles under the eyes. feet swell.
and sometimes the heart acts badly
There IS comfort In knowing that DIT.
Kilmer's Swsmp-Root. the great kidney.
liver and bladder remedy. falflls every
wish in quickly relieving such troubles
Ii corrects inability 20 hold urine and
scafding pain in passing IL. and over
comes that unpleasant necessity 81 being
compelled TO get Up many times during
the night 10 urinste. In taking this woEs-
derful rev discovery. swamp Root, YOU
afford natural help 10 Nature. for swamp
Root is the most perfect healer and gentle
aid 10 the kidneys that has ever been dis
covered
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Mrs. Winslow's SOOTHING syrup.

Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS
by MILLIONS OF MOTHERS for their
CHILDREN WHILE TEETHING. With
PERFECT SUCCESS. IT SooTHEs tie
CHILD. sOFTENS the GUMS. ALLAYs
me best remedy for DIARRHOEA Sold
~ druggists n every part CT the world
BE sure and ask for Mrs. vinslows
Soothing Syrup and take no other kind
Twenty-Five cents bottle.
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fered untold misery. } became weak.
emac!nted ape very mach run down 1
had great diSlrulty IN retaining my urine.
often. night and day. After l had used
n sample bottle OF Or. kiimcr's swamp
Root sept me on my request. 7 expert
erced relief and ] Immediately bought OF
NY druggist two large bottles and con
tinucd taking II regularly. 1 am rioaso.
te say that Swamp-Roct cu-ed me an
tifefy I can now stand on nv feet al
day without any had symptoms what
ever. SwsmP-Roct has proved blessing
TO me. Gratefully yours.
Mrs T.. AUSTIN.
Is Nassau St. Brooklyn. -. Y.
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Notice.

The partnership heretofore existing be-
tween A ]. Coombs, J. A Moore and VIM.
Darth as "Coombs- Moore * Co." is by
mutual consent dissolved. The business is
to be continued by A. j. Coombs and John
A Moore as "Coombs & Moore. They
are to collect all debts and pay all LA
bilities
VIM. Darth retires from the firm.
Dated this eth day OF January. 1904.
A J. COOMBS,
J. a MOORE.
WM DARTH
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is as follows: 1.-THE Hague Mrs Siisbee:
Works of Paul Potter" Mrs. Dougherty
ALBERT Cuyp.' Mrs. Lehman. Visitors
are welcome.
At o'clock this afternoon all members
of Wichita Lodge. No. AT. B. p o. E.
are ordered 10 assemble at the Elk lodge
room, corner OF Topeka and Douglas ave-
nues, for the purpose of attending the
funeral of The late D. A McNicol. to be
held at the First Presbyterian church at
2:30 p. m. All sojourning brothers in the
city are requested TO meet with US. Am
pie accommodations for going to the
cemetery will be furnished by the lodge.
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Biz Reduction.

IN tzo weeks We wfll Dc compelled 20
store our goods while or b1fslng Ia
being repaired To reduce oSr iraroelse
stock % Millinery. Hair sn9 Fancy Goods
We viu sell all goods d; cost TWO S<sirzs
OF SIX FEo Royze CT Roman. e Two
sx-irs Zephyr. all colo-s. * Trimmed
an dlntrtrurred Has AZ o-e-aalt pr<ce AL
Euss 60 Cone early and take your
choice. :. K Aeatx. 10 North Man
street Sg1-TEe-Fn-ss-.s
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sWAmPRooT Kidney, Bladder
Remedy, VIII Do for you, Reader ct the Eagle May
Have Sample Bottle FREE by Mail.
EDITORIAL NOTICE

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Chile psr;cr Sold.

E z. Nance has purchased the chile
and tamaia parIor al Ics South lawrence.
formerly owned BY Fritz Arnhol'z- Mr.
Nance will remodel ard put in stock
lire OF fine cigars and tobacco. choice
candies and chewing gum. E-itx
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Attend wichita Business College and
Shorthand Institute II - orc- always
to persons Of both sexes- Fazei. Adams.
H,earKer and Price. u&-iIs Ssrth Mar
kst street. wichita KansaA G-6
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H / .Addington viii move his whole
sale commission and prod0ce business
from che Bayiess block &c rs Ezst Doug
las. the building now occupied b. Little
RrlS E-ftx
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Notice.

To Whom II May Concern: Notice is
hereby given that from this day and
further. I viii not be responsible for any
debts that my wife may make
z7-5t SAM MILLER
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H;ob. gebool

NiRht school sfneriean Business COLI
leg. meets @ondsv. Friday. WsSire-day
sns Friday nixh's y 3 Ross. Priref-
pal. ~ sedFsack building f-tfE
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Attention. Delegates TO Building Trades
Council: Car at 942 North Main, L Wolfs
for permanent organization Date Tues
day, January {. 1901. D. Redicsn. Sec
S6-tf
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Geo. X. Klinkhard. A. NJ. languages.
1907 East First street, phone SOL French,
Germsn and Spanish conversational
method) Specialties: Latin and Rhetoric.
A-10tv