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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-10-13

ri tunes probablemente hara su debut en-
Puerta de TERRA Ia compan{a de acr6batas brasi,
le1os de los sehores Texidor hijos, de cuya lle-
gads hemos dado cuenta. Dicese que ls d1cha
troupe cuenta CON un busn euadro de artistas que
sabrAu hacer las delicas del pdblico.
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Tn amigo de GurAbo NOS dice:

Estamos tocando los resultados dc la de-
sastrosa administration del sefor Jimenez Sicsr-
do El Aynntamiento tiene un deficit de IL, 600
pesos Y como 81 este no tuera bAstante estamos
spremiados por los gastos carcelarios. El asunte
consume esta en- via de arreglo, pues uuidos libe
rales consorvadores en 10 administrative, el Co.
mercio hacienda un sacrifcio 30 hara cargo de
RQuel inpuegto" "
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sibidd fourr il e5rfs0;ds il Peninsula d slsnpFs
6til peri6dicC La Ultima Mode que como de cos.
tumbre, trae grabados y lectura muy interesan.
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COMUNICADO
Vega. baja, Octubre 8 de 1898.

Senior Director de La CORRESPONDENCE.
Muy aefor nuestro' Los que subscriber indivi
duos pertenecientea Ia respectable clase de Co.
merciantes y dependencies de Comercio de esta
Villa, ruegan listed so airva disponer Sc publ
que en- las columns del peri6dico dc su digna
direction, las siguientes lineas. por cuyo acto dc
justicia anticipamos & usted las mas expresivas
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Nos paEsoipaa do AguAda l22''t,aeidAs Die
daron Las fiestas que Sc calebraron. No faltaron
los fuegoa de artifcie, bales funciones teligio
sas en- Ia que dej6 Or VOC el ilustrado Vlcario
de Aguadilla Pbro. Padilla. Durante la dicha
tunci6n reigiosa le robaron una seiora del Rim
con un rsloj con su colgante luego 30 dice que
no proUresamos"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-10-13

Cartas de Mayagt9z NOS hacen saber que la
comps6ia de zarzuela Marfu. Varona est& hacien.
do Las delieias de aquel pdblico, pues en- las re.
presentacones efectuadas ham agradado al nu
meroso auditorlo que concurre al teatro. Que la
Gil del Real estuvo sublime y Amalia kodri-
guez, inimtable en- Bocaccio"
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"Buques en- puerto esta mahana" bofgantln
nacional 'Alfredo", bergantin americana "Mary
7. Kimbal y vapor naclonal "M. I. Villaverde'
pendientes, bergautin americsno "Mirauda" gole
ia iugIesa "Cornet" vapor nacional "Martin
saenz" descargando vapor Aleman "Saxonia" en-
cuarentena, vapor aleman ''Borussia" pendiente
de carga para el norte de Europa. Goletas de
de Cabotaje: "Clernentina" para Nsguabo Hu.
macao 'Joven Clara" para Ponce "Ritita" para
Aguadilla, 'Providencis" para Fajardo "1sabela'
pendiente, "Dichosa, Dolores, Hortensia Petra,
Tomasito Enrlqueta," invernando.
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En- $500 pesos

Sc vendea en- Puerta de TERRA, en- buen a.
ito Junto la Carretera, dos casas CON su solar
de vsinte metros de frsnte por Is de fondo que
producer 48 pesos al mes.-InformarSn, Aslts
GandIa Fortaleza 81. le-3
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-10-13

Ahora estan discutiendo los sabios que es 10
que inspira mas el amor. La mayorla cree que
es un bonito calzado. Borr6a Reines 10 tienen
tan lindo que es capaz de hacer derretir de
amor un guarda-cant6n.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-10-13

del Consistori6 in nuehacho ii oaasd lila tus
madura por haberse inflamado un quinque CON
netr6leo noarca Elefamte."
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EI JuZgad0 municipal ss ssp pjs5E'S F4sas3sas as

cuya dem&fcaci6n comprende desde la Gale d.
San Justo hssta Santurcs inclusive, tiene aus of
cinas en- la calle del Cristo ndmero Is de est
Capital.
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La fuerza del Ouerpo de viglancia, seguri-
dad OGDEN pdblico de esta Isla presto durante
ell nes pr6xirno pasado 936 servicios entire apre-
hensiones, detenciones, auxilioa y conduci6n de
presos Ia carcel al presidio.
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T A 3 I r A

AGENTES:
En- Ponce clos Precios Fijos."
En- Juana. Diaz: Farmaca Fsrrsr.
En- Ooamo: Farmacia Betances.
En- Aibonito: D. Domingo Jordan.
En- Cayey: D. Jose M Vazquez.
En- Csguas: SreH. Hnfnos. Pl& Puigmolsr c.
En- la Capital: ola Bsyamonesa."
NOTA.-Los pasajeros que tomsn billete para
mayor distancia, ser6n preferidoE.
CrRA.-- Cada pasajero podrz llevsr como equi.
pale, hasta diez kilos, 10 que excsda
EerA conventional, y dentro de los lfni-
tes de la capacidad del cOche. 1912
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Dicen de Francla que 90 probable que en- el
presente mes go traslade Andalucia ell Sr. Don
Pablo Ubarri donde piens0 pasar 81 invierno.
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PaDel eSDanOl
SUPERIOR

de 10 famosa fabrica de HIJo DE J. JovER Y SIERRA
BARC ELONA, ,-- BlGncO y RayGdo
rrolonGa1o, prlmera segunda, tercera cuarta
Venden precios nuy m6dios
III. AECssS ScbeW2aIgt San Juan, Tetuan ls.
10 Z
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Hemos tenido mucho gusto en- recibir la vi.
sta del diario republcano La Regt6m que ha
vuelto reaparecer en- Aguadilla baio Ia eompe.
tente direction de nuestro amigo compahero
81 senor Torregrosa. lie deseamos todo g6nero
de prosperdades
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-10-13

Nos escriben de Mayaguez que nuestro com
petente amigo ell seflor don Carlos Casanova Sc
ha hecho cargo de la redacci6n de Ez Impartial
do aquella Oiudad.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-10-13

Nuestro estimate amigo el senior don Luis
Sanchez Morales agente de Ia N*eo York Life ["
swroncs Company, ha tenido la atenci6n de favo
recernos con un ejemplar del interesante reper
torio ilustrado, 6rgsno de Ia Compaffa que llev'
por titulo La Ofrend0 de Oro MuY agradecid0s
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La compahia de los ferrocareiles de Puerto
Rico ha recaudado dosde 10 de Enero & 80 de
sapt!ombra dc cate ado l64,7 772 peaosy desde 81
l.0 al de O2tubre 592 pesos que hacen un to
til de 1863 36& pesos
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-10-13

Mahana publicaremos la interesantisma car
ta de maestro corrssponsal de Paris el sehor dor
Luis Bonafoux. La recibimos aver por via de
Nanaf1a
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Sc sncuentFa ests Capital ha tenido Ia
atencl6n de f2v3receraos con una vista nuestro
distinguldo amigo 81 Excmo Sr. Marques de
Araciho
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El nombre del andarln que SO exlbi6 en- Ca.
muy, NO es Welney como dijimos hace poeos dias.
Su apellido es Verneel.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-10-13

Sc sacri6caron ayer en- el matadero de eata
Ciudad para su benefcio hoy, once resas con
2.576 kilos; la tropa consumi6 1881 kilos que
dando para el abasto pdblico 2l4O3 kllos: de
cerds cuatro con l72 kiIos Los precioa son IS
40 cts kilo resp ct;vszn nse.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-10-13

Hace cuatro dias que no SO tecibe correo de
Ponce, causa de la creciente de los rios. No
SO puede pedir mas en- una islita que cabe en- I'M
puflo como la nuestra
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-10-13

Capita los indivjduos Jose Rodriguez por orden
del captain de puerto; Gregorio Pagan. por anne
nazar TN conductor del tren; Francisco Lebr6n
por presentarse con una orden falsifcada por 81
pidendo tres cajas de gas, e fueron ocupados un
revolver IN reoj; Juana de la Cruz otra
Dor aachndaIo en- 81 barrio de BallaiA
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Contin6a animado el mercado de cafe en- es.
ia Capital Las clases para Cuba obtienen CON
facilidad al rededor de $26 ell quintal.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-10-13

Dice I'm telegrama de Guayama recibido
aver q. ha fallecido en- aquel pueblo el rico
propetario sefior dom Vicente Monjardin
persona muy estimada en- la localidad.
T. P.
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Eo Mayagdz ae Aostlene los precios del CO
t6 al rededor de $264 hasta 2S por extreme
clases
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A las las diaz do Ia nanana de hoy ha podi-
10 pasar el rio Jacaguas el conductor de correos
lie Ponce que eeta ba detenido hacia tres dias
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Hoy ha grado vista d la carcel Ia Sala de 10
Criminal de la Autjancis do esta Capital
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Hoy ha quedado resta olecida Ia comunics
ci6n t9!egrG6oa entire egta Capital iala de Cabral
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Ademas de Ia estaci6A telegrafcR de Juncos
50 encuentra cerrada hey il De NAauabo.
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Ordon de la plaza par~ mansna: Jefe de dis,
el tenionte corone del battalion de artillerla don
Benjgno Aznar. Vista de hospital tercer capi.
tan del misrno bat tll6n. Destacamento de Mira
flores, por el de Ia Patria. Guardia del palaclo
dc Santa Catalina, por eI de Colon. Paseo de
eonvaleclentes. un sarganto del de Ia Patria.
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En- el Kiosko "Flamboyan"
ostacI6n del tranvia esta Capital, Sc vsnde LA
CoRREsPONDENOIA lO-l
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Nos comunican de Manatf;

"Se encuentra en- esta poblaci6n el guita-
rrista seoor Soria en- union de uu esposa y niho.
Esta ocupandose de Ia organization de un con,
cierto para el que se le han cedido los nalones
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Donde mejor se come en- Puerto. Rico es
el restaurant La Cdtalana, San Francisco Sc
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En- Yabucoa no hay para la venta public
ibranzas de Ia prensa.
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Se hala enfernlU nua~gc0 ulstlnguido ami.
go don Jose ATagon, Secretario de este Ayun.
tamiento. Sinceramente deaeamos su restabe
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Para FiladeIfa via Aguadila cargo en- Ma
yaguoz la goleta americana FL. s. Woodruff 400
mil cocoa aecOs.
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Aver ceebr6 Ia escuela de Colon el aniver-
sario dol deacub1imionto dc Ia America con una
reunion pragtdlda pot sl senior alcalde municipal
y Ia qoe concurrieron djversas personals. Una
orquosta conpueata de ex9olentes profesores OBJ
sequl6 al maestro de aquel planted sehor Diaz to
presidente exhort6 los educandos & que CONT
uuasen aplic4ndose al estudio coDgrstul6 al
maestro de los mismos por su constancia cello
por la instruction popular. La escuela Colon
cuents "a CON TN ndmero crecido de alumnos
pobres algunos pudientes.
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VARIEDADES

81 quiere Vd. prevsnirse contra 81 c6lera,
tome vino de LosrOno del que ssnde Luina.
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Los seno1es Fsalle Hermano y c." han re-
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cERYAN7ES

CENTRO DE PUBLICACICNES
POremos conocimiento del pGbco de ls Isla suScr
tor obras de esa que don Angel Pena CabsEas h.
cesado de Agente (por faa de psgo) de Ia misma Los
senores que tengsn debitos Ia srAn hacer
aguno reerido PenA Cabezss, efecto
pagos deben efectuarse.FFaLs HeraSdsO c. Isle
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i.'.I. 3sI;ani:s !! Ev.Ta!.L.

DEL DOCTOR RODRIGUEZ CASTRO.
En- el mejor nedicamento On el tratamisnts
de la sSsss.-Cura pronto J edcszmente los este
rrOs, Gsm0, Orsnsuitis, grippe dem6s ateccionss
de las Was respiratorias. Sc vende en- todas Las
BoticAs.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-03-03
PAYING OFF MORTGAGES.

During the past two days the receipts in
the office of the register of deeds show
that nineteen mortgages aggregating
$50 900 have bsen paid and released. This
is not unusual of late aud it is at about
this rate that property in Sedgwick county
has been released from the burden of debt
since last fall and the ratio
of new mortgages being filed
to those released is very small. 1t shows
a healthy state of affairs, not only with
the farmers but with the residents of
Wichita. who have purchased homes and
are getting them cleared of incum brances.
With good crops of grain and the high
price of stock the farmers are in fine shape
and more than one of them have sat
around the fire the past winter,
read and reread The cancelled
notes aud mortgages, locked back over
the months and years of hard toll, when
tina mortgage grew faster than did the
crops, when he wondered if he ever would
get out from under the burden and then
smiles as he puts away the redeemed pa
pers and realizes that there Is no country
on earth where the harvest of the farmer
is so bountiful as in Kansas with anything
like favorable circumstances.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-03-03
HEADING OFF CHOLERA.
Ways and Means for Cleaning the City Dis
tussed Last Night

| A meeting was held at the police court
/ room last night having for its object the
presentation to the city council the neces-
| sity of immediate action in the matter OF
/ cleaning up the city.
! There were present Drs. Allen. st. John
! and Van Nuys of the board of health. Mes
SIS Brown and Dickson of the board of
| police commissioners. Councilmen John
| son, Kenyon, Tucker, LeYeridge and
! Horner, Chief Of Police Cone, Health
| Officers Aspey and Campbell and E Z.
| Fitzpatrick, sewer inspector. DIR. Allen
| presided and DIR. ST. Sohn acted as secre-
| tary.
Tint chief subject discussed was the
| procurement OF dumping ground
| for garbage and every gentleman present
| had something TO say about it. II was
reported that tract of land omprising
twenty-three acres lying Immediately
south of the fair ground could be secured
for about S, 900. and that another piece
north of the fair grounds was also avail
able. The OLD fair ground, it was stated,
could be procured at $50 per acre Chief
Cone thought as the prevailing winds
were from the south that the dumping
grounds should be north of the city. DR..
Van Nuys said as the river flowed fro
the north the water supply would be en-
dangered by going in that direction 10 de-
post the filth. He said the true way to
solve the question was to get central To-
cation. build a crematory and burn the
garbage but as warm weather was at
hand and the emergency we expected
might be on us at any time it would prob
ably be best to go good distance from the
city, secure grounds and bury the stuff
This seemed to be the concensus of
opinion aud called for the necessity of
regulating The scavenger business. Coun-
Gilman Leveridge was in favor of granting
license to any number of scavengers and
Chief Cone said be there two or twenty
they should be required To report at head
quarters every day that they might
be informed of work to be done instead of
having to keep policemen busy hunting
them. 1t was the general opinion that all
scavengers should be required to give bond
and that their charges should be regulated
by ordinance.
Councilman Tucker wanted to know
what had become of the crematory form
erly ere cted here, and Officer Aspey stated
that it was failure and was in bad state
of repair.
Police Commissioner Dickson said he
thought the whole matter was at stand
still now, until the dumping grounds were
secured.
Councilman Johnson thought the medi-
cal members of the board of health
should be instructed to define the
limits wherein the dumping grounds
should be located aud made motion to
that effect which was carried.
1t was finally determined to ask that
special meeting of the city council be
called for next Monday and the members
of the board of health present stated that
they would have their report ready at that
time and would urge immediate action.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-03-03
A BIRTHDAY PARTY.

Mrs George c. Morgan entertained a
number of lady friends at her home, No.
5l3 South Water street yesterday after
noon, the occasion being her 35th birthday.
A number of useful and beautiful pres
ents were made her. An elegant lunch
was served and most enjoyable time was
had by all present. The following is a list
of the guests; Mesdames Galloway, r.
Braitch. George Bowers, w. Burk. f. Has
Gig, T. Yount, o. Valentine, H. Bolts, L.
Bissantz. Duncan, R. Sohn, Carson, Stard,
J.. c. McNaughten, J. Belcher, Z.
Schwartz, ". H. Pierce, j. Armour, c. w.
Root, E Root, J. W. Love. II. Long, Tat
eenhorst, Ward, Zimmerman aud Miss
Luttrell All went home wishing their
generous hostess many happy birthdays in
the future
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-03-03
CAPTAIN CAREY's VIEWS.

Mayor Carey has done an immense lot o
valuable work in the jasperite pavement
case and he is undoubtedly as well posted
in the condition of affairs as any man con-
nected with the case. lie explained mat
ters to an EAGLE reporter last night in a
manner that plainly demonstrated the
keen interest he has taken in the matter.
He says he has some valuable evidence
that he cannot disclose at present owing
to certain circumstances. Concerning the
deal between the jasperite and asphalt
folks he would not talk for publication as
he is very delicate about saying or doing
anything that would influence the coun-
Gil one way or another. OF course he has
his own views and desires the council to
consider the matter according to their
own judgments without any remarks from
him He has done nothing yet in the mat
ter, statements to the contrary notwth-
standing, and will do nothing until after
the council shall have received the petit
tions aud acted upon them. He has been
misrepresented unintentionally,h he thinks,
however.
Captain Carey is loyal to Wichita as
well as being one of its heaviest taxpayers,
and when the issue of good or bad streets
is made he can always be depended on to
be on the side of right.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-03-03
SOMETHING VERY HANDSOME.

The Missouri Pacific Railway company
has received twenty five new reclining
chair cars and have put three of them in
the service between Wichita and the east,
In company with Mr.. Bleckley, city pass
enger and ticket agent an EAGLE reporter
examined the first of the cars to arrive yes
terday, which stood all daEin the yards,
the subject Of general admiration. 1t is
certainly the most artistic cars ever seen
here, with the exception, perhaps, of one
or two private cars. Each of these cars
has twelve wheels. or two sets of six each
and is finished on the outside finer than
the Pullman cars and much more attract
i've. It Is heated by steam from the engine
and illuminated by gas, stored in great
reservoirs with capacity of running fifty
eight hours. The chairs are of a new pat
tern and patent and can be easily adjusted
to any position desired by the tired pass
enger. The car is also supplied with double
windows, the outside one being ar
ranged so that it can be easily
lifted to any distance de-
sired when it holds itself without the
use of any of those little brass con-
trIvances which are sometimes so annoy
ing. The interior finish is very beautiful.
Everything is respleudent. The panels
between the windows are inlaid with
large French plate glass mirrors, the hat
racks have u back of figured plush, hand
some gilt ratings surround the heating
apparatus, while each end is furnished
with handsome plate glass mirrors, so
that one can see, from his seat, every
passenger in the car both before and be-
hiud him. The smoking parlor is very
handsome and is arranged on an entirely
new plan. Each car is supplied with COM
plete toilet equipments; in fact all the ac-
commodations Of a Pullman car are there.
The twenty-five cars cost S25 GOO, or
$4,000 each and are siNty-four feet long.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-03-03
'HALLowELL 4 HALLowELL.

Yesterday Mont Hallowell was admitted
to the bar after having passed very cred
liable examination in the principles of law
as laid down by Blackstone, Kent and
many others of the best authorities. The
very first thing he did after getting his
sheepskin was to form a partnership with
his father, Colonel j. r. Hallowell, and
the handsome goldleaf sign on the win
dow of their office In the Sedgwick block
reads "Hallowell g. Hallowell." Mont is
An exceedingly bright and ambitious
young gentleman and there is no doubt
but what there is fine. future before him
in the practice of his profession.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-03-03
NEwsnArEK ADVERTISING.

The statement attributed to John Wan
amaker that he considered a One-iuch adj
vertisement in a small country newspapers
more effective than one hundred thousand
circulars, received n remarkable ilustra-
ton recently, when Secretary Mcdonald
of Portland, Ne, Young Mems Christian
association: stood up at meeting OF the
organization and stated that he was curl
Gus TO know what method of advertising
reached most people. He had circulated
several Thousand little dodgers giving no.
tice OF the meeting and he requested those
who had seen them and had been moved to
come by that means, TO rise. The nall was
packed with psoDle, aud Of the entire
number only fifteen rose. Then Mr.. Me
Donald asked those to rise who had been
.ufluenced to come by reading the notice
IN the newspapers, and the vast majority
of the audience stood upon its feet. The
man who resorts 10 dodgers and hand
bills and fence boards gets left as al adj
yertiser, the newspaper is taken up by
men, women and children deliberately for
the purpose OF finding entertainment and
instruction and the advertisements are
sure to come in for more or less attention.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-03-03
LOTS OF FARMS CHANGING HANDS.

a. Saulter. one Of the leading mere hants
OF Clearwater. was in the city yesterday
circulating among the wholesalers. Mr..
Saulter says that farms are selling Ia the
vicinity Of Clearwater like hot cakes aud
that the buyers are, in nearly every case,
substantial farmers from Illinois and other
eastern states. The land In the vicinity Of
Clearwater is as fertile rs any in the Ar
kansas valley and will produce as much
grain as any land in the United States.
Mr.. Saulter beard with delight Of the lOca-
ton Of the Plain View horse farm Of Ken.
lucky in this county aud regards it a. n
very important event, not only FOR Sedg-
wick county, but for Mr.. Kitzmiller as
well. Mr.. Sauiter has had considerable
experience 10 the horse business and re-
CARDS II as one OF the most profitable in
dustries that can be carried GA Ia this sec
ton Of the country