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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-04-10

visit to Barcelona have been suspended.
Barcelona, April 9.-King Alfonso re-
turned here this afternoon and was given
an enthusiastic reception.
Washington, April 9.-The senate COM
mittee on public lands mad agreed to
postpone until the next session Of con-
gress the bill to transfer control Of the
forest reserves from the interior depart
ment % the forestry division of the ag-
ricultural department.
Washington, April 9.-William Arm
strog Turk, passenger traffic manager Of
the southern railway, died here tonight
of pneumonia.
New York, April 9.-Joshua Crane. Jr..
of the Boston Athletic associa ton for the
fourth time, won the annual champion
ship series at Court tennis today. He
defeated Charles E. Sands in three
straight sets, 6-1; 6-5; G-2.
Springfield, Mass, April 9.-H. NJ. Pope
of this city, tied the worlds s 100 shot rife
record here today with a score of 81.
The record is held by D. w. King Of
Denver. Mr. Pope shot at two hundred
yards off hand, standard American tar
get.
Washington. April 9.-The Albany is to
be detached from the Asiatic station
and will receive On overhauling at Brem-
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fense being prohibited by the rules of

fense being prohibited by the rules Of
the quorum.
Paris, April "a dispatch to the Temps
from st. Petersburg says some cf the
enemys ships appeared before Port Ar
thur last night. but retired when dis
covered by the electric searchiights.
Paris, April 10.-According to the st.
Petersburg correspondent OF the Journal
a large number Of armored automobiles
manufactured in Germany, France and
Belgium, will leave there for the front
on Monday.
Paris, April 9-The second Japanese
army, according to the ST. Petersburg
correspondent of the Temps is landing in
Korea. The Russian army maneuvers, the
correspondent adds. are being advanced
to Finland, where a large force of re-
serves is cautioned.
Smithton. Pa, April s.-David Kelly,
aged 80 years is in Jail. charged with the
KILN gor Sherwood Moore. aged IS years.
Both are well known Kelly was en-
ployed as a porter. He was taunted by
a crowd OF the village boys who called
him White Niger on account Of his
occupation, when Kelly shot into the
crowd, killing Moore.
Washington, April 9.-The president Will
nominate James r. Parsons. Jr.. as Uni
ted States consul general 10 the City OF
Mexico, vice A D. Barlow, resigned. Mr..
Parsons is distinguished editor, g years
OF age, and a native OF Albany. New
York
Abbazia. Austria. April s.-The Italian
cruiser Dogan, with foreign Minister
Tittoni on board. arrived here today
Slgnor Tittoni landed at 10 O'Clock and
visited Count Goiacholski. the Austro-
Hungarian foreign minister.
Buffalo. " Y. April "a deal whereby
the Taylor Signal company Of This city
and the Pneumatic Signal company of
Rochester are 10 be merged into one firm.
known as the General Railway Signal
company. with capitalization OF 500
CO. has Just been completed
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TAFT MADE
CHIEF TALK
Hamilton Club Proposes Exer-
cises in the Nation.
DIED 100 YEARS AGO
July IL Will Be Centennial
of His Death.
DIED 100 YEARS AGO

| Chicago, April 9.-Commemorative exer-
cises throughout the country in honor of
Alexander Hamilton were proposed to-
night by President Sheridan, of the Ham
ilton club of this city at the annual APP
pomattox day banquet of the club.
| President Sheridan pointed out that the
twelfth day of next July is the one hum
dredth anniversary of the death of Ham
I ilton
| The principal speaker Of the evening
was secretary of war, Taft, who spoke
on The Policy OF the Administration;
the new duty of the United States, es-
pecially with regard to the Philippines"
In the early part OF his address Secre-
tary Taft announced that it was the
duty Of the government of the United
States to retain the islands in its pos
session. 1t had started on a great task,
and SO far that task had been we'll done.
1t would not be the part Of great ma
ton, he said. for the United States now
to turn back the task it had taken upon
itself.
The only methods" he declared, lis
to educate the people of the Philippine
islands into American IDEAS and this
those excellent people who are of the
opinion that We should turn over the is
lands to the native population as soon
as 1t is capable of self government It
Is going to require much time, perhaps
several generations, before the people Of
the Philippine islands are going to be
able to govern themselves as we of this
country understand the proposition. The
only method we can pursue is by educa-
ton and by example"
OF the islands themselves the secretary
had much to say In praise, expressing
the belief that with the advant of capi-
tai they would prove to be prosperous
and self-supporting
In speaking Of the anti-imperialists the
secretary said:
1 may be pardoned IL / say that the
anti-imperialists in an assumption of vir-
tue chose the easy course Of abandon
ing the Filipinos to their fate, and GER
tain anarchy. tyranny and chaos, and
the same time profess to be following the
only righteous path. Their course is
prompted rather by a desire to exhibit
what they maintain a political consist
ency 'on the part Of this country, than
by hope of any real good for the Fill
ipino.''
In conclusion the secretary said the
government was building up the islands |
on the principles of 1.-The Philippines |
for the Filipinos." fer
The following telegram was received |
from President Roosevelt: Permit me to |
greet the Hamilton club and its guests. !
ourselves that the strug- |
gle which ended at Appomattox left US |
not merely a reunited country, but a !
incidentally greater by the rich |
heritage of deeds which left is reunited
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-04-10

Thousands Of Women. Have Kidney
Trouble and Never Suspect It.
WOMEN suffer untold misery because

WOMEN suffer untold misery because
the nature of their disease is not always
correctly understood; in many cases when
doctoring. they are led. to believe that
womb trouble or female weakness Of
some sort is responsible for their ills.
when in fact disordered kidneys are the
chief cause of their distressing troubles.
Perhaps you suffer almost continually
with pain in the back. bearing-dow
feelings, headache and utter exhaustion.
Your poor health makes you nervous,
irritable, and at times respondent: but
thousands of just such suffering or
broken-down women are being restored
to health and strength every day by the
use of that wonderful discovery, DR..
Kilmer's SwampRoot, the great kidney,
liver and bladder remedy.
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No amount of advertising could have
accomplished the immense popularity
OF Peruna. Once introduced in the
household. 1t is liable to stay. Neither
the advertisements in the newspapers
nor the many beautiful pamphlets cir
-culated have persuaded the majority Of
people to take Peruna
The influence that chiefly maintains
Peruna is friend recommending 1t tc
friend and nefghbor prescribing IL for
neighbor. Ten bottles are sold as the
direct result of a recommendation from
those who have used II where one bottle
Is sold as the result of advertising. II
critics OF Peruna that sells It. Even
though every sort of an advertisement
of Peruna were suddenly withdrawn
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WftS. "A L. " AK Elk,
Il MCDANIEL St, Atlanta, Ga.


liable information
a
In writing " DR. zmer Co. Y be to that
this offer
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Why Swamp-Root Gives Strength

Not only does Swamp-Root bring new
life and activity to the kidneys, the
cause of the trouble. but by strengthening
the kidneys it acts as general tonic and
food for the entire constitution.
The mild and extraordinary effect of
the world-famous kidney and bladder
remedy. Swamp-Root, is soon realized. 1t
stands the highest for its wonderful cures
of the most distressing cases. A trial
will convince any one-and you may have
a sampIe bottle sent free by mail.
In taking DR.. Kilmers Swamp-Root
you afford natural help to Nature, for
Swamp-Root Is the most perfect healer
and gentle aid to the kidneys that has
ever been discovered. Don't make any
mistake, but remember the name.
Swamp-Root, DR.. Kilmer's Swamp-Root,
and the address, Binghamton, n. L, on
every bottle.
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PRETTY MRS. ROGERS sae nv mann s=ssR E;.... M ,,.
PROMPTLY CURED BY PE-RU=NA,
A Prominent Wisconsin
Club Woman Gives Crate
full Thanks to Peruna.
ANNOYING SYMPTOMS.
"Pe-ru-na Cured Me After Using Only
Seven BottIes."-Mrs. M. s. ROGERS.

Peruna Is known in all parts of the
civilized world.
Nowhere in the United States is
there to be found a household that has
not heard Of Peruna, and very few,
indeed, have not at some time or ether
used it.
Peruna is now acknowledged to be a
shield against the encroachments of
catarrh-a remedy for all forms Of ca
tarrhal diseases.
II ought to be in every house.
person rree from catarrh is prac-
tically free from all contagious diseases
Catarrh opens the door and invites into
the system every form of malady. but
person absolutely free from catarrh has
no occasion to fear contagious diseases
MUCOUS membranes afford a con1plete
protection, as long as catarrh has not
9estroyea their integrity, a dose OF
Peruna taken at the onset OF a cold has
saved thousands of people from the
maeistrom of chronic catarrh, which is
the bane of the American people
MISS Edna Wilson. 14i5 Temple street.
Los angeles, Cal. Worthy Vice Templar.
l. .. G. T., writes:
Peruna cured me of catarrh of the
bronchial tubes which had been most
annoying for many months. l had a
severe pain In the chest, with a cough
and an asthmatic condition. / had tried
many things to rid my system OF this
before l heard OF Peruna. 1t was only a
fetal results. and in less than a month I
was we'll Your medicine is very meri-
torious and deserves praise
StI Eoa1 sLo a nsffo~o.< N,
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Mrs. S. Rogers Vice President Nenah
For Of
what the matter
eyes, and when took
my head was very Obnoxious breath
-
"A ffend try Peuna as had heard Of b.
FORE gladly did My others who
have used it. cured after using
~ feel like different troubled with head
Mrs. M. s. Rogers. ~ ~
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WOLVES ATE THE ooUeHsUTs.

Wolves have been particularly aggrss-
sivs this past winter n The northwest.
ard many narrow escspes = human ts-
ires have beer reported. a sseizhl<sS q
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orally: had no appetite, was dizzy and
suffered with headache most of the time.
did not know that my kidneys were
the cause of my trouble, but somehow
felt they might be. and L began taking
Swamp-Root, as above stated. There is
such a pleasant taste to Swamp-Root,
and it goes right to the spot and drives
disease out of the system. 1t has cured
me, and I cheerfully recommend it to
all sufferers. Gratefully yours,
MRS. a. L. WALKER,
q Mcdaniel St. Atlanta, Ga.
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Will Inspect COMPANY r.

Watonga. o. T., April e-Adjutant Gen.
eral z. p. Burlingame has sent orders
to company F to report to him the names
who fail to attend the coming inspection
or who fail to pass a creditable inspec-
tion, says the Republican.
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Didn't Know | Had Kidney Trouble

had tried so many remedies without
their having benefited me that l was
about discouraged. but In few days
after taking your wonderful Swamp
Root / began to feel better.
i was out of health and run down gen.
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STRENGTH ENERGY, HEALTH AND VI0OR.
Kenton Ohio August 22 1903
Gentlemen IS. S. s. has been family for
years and we think deal of it, It is
mostly have also found splendid medicine
ach troubles Was for long time bothered with Dyspep
sia but OF late years haven't been troubled with It. Am
confident s. s. s. relieved 1t. AS tonic it builds
system in every gives strength energy appetite
In Nher words, brings health and vigor
My husband has also used 1t has the same GOOD
opinion of it. We think 1t the greatest medicine made
and can recommend IT need of tonic or blood
puriner. MRS. s. B. LOWERY.
9O3 8. Wayne Street.
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~ YOU do not derive prompt and sat.
isfactory results from the use ~
Peruna. write At once 60 pr Hart
man, giving fun statement OF youf
case. and he viii lse pleased TO xiv.
you his valuable advice gratis
ADDRESS Dr Hartman. President oi
J The Hartman Sanitarinm. Colursbus
Ohio.
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people IN Cass County. Minnesota. wsra
pursued by pack OF wolves the other
day. The pursued dropped doushnut.
along the way. and the wolves fought 40
hard for the tslicacies that the whole
party got home IN safety. Two lumber
men in the employ ot Sam Simpson. a
logger operating Ia the neighborhood ~
Duluth MINI. heard the howl u a wolf
when they were about a mile from their
cabin The men hastsucd toward caup
but DID not apprehend any real dsnge
In a few minutes a wolf wer hesrd at
much closer range Then several were
heard at various points The men couid
think Of nobody ths; the wolves had IN
view for supper but themselves. and they
broke into a run
They arrived breafhlsSs ~ their camps
three wolves following them a. within 80
feet Of the cabin door Ten minutss later
the howis Of wolves IN tho vicinity indl-
Gated that eres, pack had assembled
If YOU want 20 get n record ss arss-
class runner" zaiH one ~ the iirnb~rfnsa
who had escaped. "fust set ou, sous
place ard get yourself chased BY pack
Of wolves. You will find that you have
more muscles IN your body than you have
any idea ~
'ron want 60 imagine every jump that
they are shoE, 20 spring or yon. and Won
der whether or not II viii hyr, when they
are snawing the sesh from your bones
Il kno= tha' 7 ran beat the tsn-s-eonf
class Of rirrers n = vsiiS -chscsso ~.
ter Ocean Correspondence.
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cant retain Vlgor and strength on poor
blood. 1t must be full of nutrition and life
giving properties. Health is bound to de-
cline and the system run down if its source
of supply is cut off. Everything that goes
to nourish the body and sustain life passes
through the blood. It contains bone-mak-
ing, tissue-fo-ming material, food for the
nerves, and stimulates and vitalizes all the
organs of the body. 1t can't do this when
ciogged with impurities and polluted by
humors and poisons, for it then becomes
source of disease instead of health, and
leads to innumerable disorders.
At this season of the year the blood is
most apt to break down because of the ex-
ira efforts made to throw off the winters
accumulation of poisons, and if weak at
the beginning it soon gives out and the sys-
tenn collapses. Nearly everybody needs
good blood purifier and tonic now to help
out the blood and aid in cleansing the cir
culation of all obstructions, and as soon as
this is accomplished and the system is re-
ceiving supply of rich nutritious blood,
color returns to the skin, the nerves are ag,
and that completely fagged-out feeling di:
tonic properties, making it the ideal remed
medicine doesn't shock the system or dera,
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A painless sickness-you couldn't describe your
feelings if you tried You know you are sick, but
perhaps there is special ache pain indicate
the seat of the disease. The pale, coloress skin \
muscular weakness, nervousness, htful appetite and
agone, tired feeling anaemia blood poverty
weak watery and nnutrtous condition of the vital fluid
The system is clanorng for richer and better blood the
muscles and starving for the food that the blood
longer supply and is little wonder that body
grows weaker and is soon completely tagged You
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-04-10

sui Peruna would remain in a multi
tude OF homes and hold its place as the
most popular remedy ever introduced ir
the United States
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Two farmers near York. Pa uko rei
fused % pay tell sn q ssrnrsks b~csuss
,he rosd vas h@d have i-ssa Eses-sa~ fos
.szSt sas The ether so- tosr e~nts
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To relieve pus formation In N,
pIe'I-al cavity. surgeons 81 the pai,srnor,
Cnixerr:iy Hospital removed the slxfis
and seventh ribs ~ yoffuT man end D.,
IN hard rubber tubes - drain the chest
They expect ns> 'ibs 20 - grown % take
The place ~ thee removes
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The Echpoi;.arhsrs - csy,e-svfue -
have gone on q strike because of she 8f.-
charge u one - their Huu1bss T1is. rsys
a diEpsfeh. u thr afSt s,rlks snc. The
organization of,,as teachers nnion
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Father James T Co1sy. - =, Louis
blannes TIE women for the spread ~ ,ae
drink eSh Women. he says. rslls ,hs
home and man n = IN their power 60
Influence for good - evil ~ daclafss arss
he wants hem 'o beEtn ~ putting thslr
vsio up1n the serving - Srtrk. Al sosr.
gatherings
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A Business Woman's Recommend

Miss Edna Bosler, Box 20. Middle
town, n. T., writes II take pleasure in
remedy, Peruna, for catarrh In going
10 ana from my Office In damp and rainy
weather contracted a severe cold ana
nad terrible cough which it seemed
10 see one OF your booklets nm Pert1na
l nave used two bottles and NV cough
mas entirely left me, and / have no more
11ounie with cold or catarrh. Miss Edna
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HEALTH RUN DOWN. NO APPETITE AND ALWAYS
TIRED.

Columbus. Ohio. May le 1908
Some four years ago suffering from impure blood
and general rundown condition of the
appetite was losing in nesh. and aAgone tired feeling
that made me feel miserable.
began tho use Of s. 8. s. and after taking
eight bottles skin cleared Of all eruptions
on ruddy, healthy glow that assured that blood
nad Deem restored to its normal healthy condition Ny
appetite was restored could anything before
me. and as reganed my appetite / increased weight
and that tired feeling which much
appeared and WAS once again my old self.
heartily recommend S. g. s. best blood purifier
and tonic made and strongly advise all these
need OF such medicine, VICTOR STUBBINS.
Cor. Bartham and Washington Ayes
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the trying crisis without suffering.
essl sSr f-ss soes CSC ass s1xs sass-nasss
~ sfscsssfs sAsSe - a. srS><Dss Estess
vhs 1rseesi1 asosisssr c., Afiasea. G.
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great end wonderful
remedy 10 always
spplieder'ernsily. and
has carried thousands
Of women through
The Dolores star., 1904-03-18
What a Boy Knows About Pants.

a boy has been suspended for read.
ing the following essay ON pants:
Pants are made for men, and not
men for pants. Pants are like nioIasses
they are thinner in hot weather and
thicker In cold. The man in the moon
changes his pants during the eclipse.
Don't you go to the pantry for pants,
you might be mistaken.
Men are often mistaken in pants.
Such mistakes make breeches of
promise.
"rhere ius been much discussion as
to whether pants are singular or plural.
seems to uS when men wear pants they
hre plural, and when they don't wenr
pants 1t is singular.
Meh go on tear in pants, and it is
all right: but when the pants 20 on n
tear II isall wrong. ."-Pittsburr Bulltin
The Dolores star., 1904-03-18
Green Food is Necessary.

Some people who raise poultry OBJ
jcct to "mnlling such II fuss about thoir
food,n hence will not give them green
food. The best WY to test the value
of green food is to take two lots of lay
ing hens, feeding one lot green food
with the grain several times n week
and the other lot one-third more grain
without the green food. The result
will be that the first lot of hens Will
lay the greatest number Of eggs There
is no particular food value or egg
making value in the green food but II
has II decided action on the digestive
organs, which is beneficial. The hens
that are fed grain wholly can not and
do not give the best returns in eggs.
II makes little difference what the
green food is, provided the hens like it.,
if it is fed with some changes raw ut
times and cooked other days and in
some variety. Every farmer who
grows potatoes has enough very small
tubcrs to keep large flock Of hens in
good laying condition all winter, and
fed in this way they will give better
results than When fed to swine
American Farmer.
The Dolores star., 1904-03-18
He Crowed too Soon.

On number Of occasions when
Henry Ward Beeclier was speal,inp IN
an openly hostile audience, hi. ouick
repartee saved the day for him. One
evening, rs Mr.. Beecher WIS in tb.
midst Of an lnpassioned speech. some
one attempted to interrupt him Inv
suddenly growing like rooster. II
was done to perfection; Il number of
people lauglied in spite of themselves
ana Mr. Beecher's friends felt tina, in n
moment the whole effect of the meet
ing, and of Mr.. Bccclers thrilling an
peals, might collapse.
The orator, however, WINS cam, =,
.ne occasion. He stopped, listened
u,i 'iic growing ceased, and then, with
iook oi surprise, pulled out his watch
Morning alrendyn he said. "Mv
watch Is only at ten. But there c.n
be no mistake about it. The instincts
of the lever animals are infnllible.u
Ihere WAS II roar of laughter, Tho
lower animal In the cutlery COLLAPSED
ana Mr.. Beecher was able to resum.
us " nothing had occurred.
The Dolores star., 1904-03-18
DIED

On "Wednesday, March III, at his
home near Dolores, of typhoid fever,
Forrest W,lber aged 20 years and :
months.
Deceased was son of Il. l.. WILDER,
and had grown to manhood in Dolores
and vicinity where he had many
friends.
About three weeks ago he accepted
a position with the MonteztinIa Lum.
Der company, but had worked only II
short time when he begnn to feel ull.
well. He gradually grew worse and
was brought to his home last Saturday
where he died Wednesday morning.
The funeral service was held in the
Baptist church yesterday at Up. III.
The house was crowded with friend,
who came to pay their last respects to
their dead. Rev. Hill conducted the
service. The remains were laid to rest
in the Dolores cemetery.
The Dolores star., 1904-03-18

Of alfalfa hay aud in time this ap=
parently worthless weed is likely to bes
come II great fnnd product for fattening
cattle, One of our subscribers In Utah
boiled tho cactus, mixed grain with 1t
and went TO feeding his cattle, not
knowing whether they would starve to
death or not. He said; an ninety
days turned of the hpst bunch of
steers cvoy sold and regard boiled
cactus rs the equal of alfalfa hay,
pound for pound" Down in San
Antonip, Texas, Il manufnctory turns
out machines for chopping cnc.
tus. They run them through the
choppiug mill aud let the juice eNudc
onto the spine,. Chopped cactus ha.
not prickle on it. Tons and tons Of
the stuff are fed around San Antonio
and on several millions of acres great
quantities of cnctus nre grown for this
purpose. nnd Farm.