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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-26
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
va POM o0asoadaisd irlgation %.

'Wi" hvWt toNeOudafeu Irft0dkfoH %,
Location o. oilco and principal place OF bust.
noes, tnlsn Hotel West Second south
Street Salt Lake City. Utah.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GtyEN THAT AT
- irregular meeting % the board Of direct
9is oi SAID company. held on the 10Th day q
hAeh l.', asscssneut No. :, u forty cents
Per snare, was levied on tho capital atnck of
lhc corporation, payable Immediately 10 the
secretary, t the onlce OF the company, room
Lake CITY Utah Territory.
Any stock upon which thit Assessment shan
remain unpaid on Tuesday, April gfth, lsgJ.uiii
he delinquent ana advertised Tor sale at public
auction, anu, unlris payment Is made hofore
WI DO sold on Thursday. May ash, isl8. A.
O'Clock pm, topay The delinquent assessment,
iogelhet with the cost Of advertising and OK.
pCnacs Of safe
by order OF the board OF directors.
W. WHITEHEAD, in,
Secretary North Point Consolidated
salt Lake city, utah,
March 18th, i'g1 d.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-26
LEGAL NOTICE.
Ia the Probate Court iu and for salt Lake
County, Territory Of Utah
In the Matter Of the Estate Of Enoch Reese.
deceased.

In the Matter Of the Estate Of Enooh Reese,
deceased.
Order 70 show cause why order Of sale OF real
estate should not ho made.
IONS IT, REESE. TnE ADMINISTRATOR
~ ~ thc estate ~ tu0ch Reese. deceased,
hAvlng hlcd me ucition horolu, duly verified,
praying Tor nn order OF sale OF u portion nf tfa
real estate Of SAID dcccdunt, Tor the purposes
theron set forth, % BE- therefore ordered bv the
luuAc or SAID court, that all PERSONS interested
" the estate Of snid deceased. hpnchr before
the said Probate Court on Thurldny the 18TH
o4y o. May lspl, 90 10 O'Clock In tho forenoon
~ said LAY, AZ the Court Room OF said Probate
Court 90 The County Court House. in tue CITY
ahd County OF salt Lake, Utah Territory, 10
show cause why an order should rot BIO
grahicd tn Tho said administrator, 10
aen 80 much Of the real estate OF the
snid deceased at cthor public or
private aalc a. shall he necessary, and that "a
cory ~ this order BE- published no Least four
successive weeks iu the nEsErLr EvEytNa
SINS, newspaper printed aud puhlishod in
HHld CITY anti county
Dated Apr iith, 1893,
JACOB 49, BLAIR,
Probate judge.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-26
LEGAL NOTICE


NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TuAT
~ tharlca n. Crow. 'udntniBlrat0r OF the
estate uf Ralph Harrison, deceased, has
rendered Tor stttumunt, anu hled M said court,
~ maj account ut hiH administration Of said
rHitic and petition Tor lnAl distris
button Of the rcHituU OF said estate among iho
prfrunH cutt thUrct0,And that Thursday, tho
lilh day or April. A. -. isl, at 30 O'Clock n m.,
% tho court room OF said court, IN the County
curt llpu1c, hHlt Lake CITY aud county. Utah
Territory. has been duly appointed by tho
Judge uf tlid court for the settlement OF said
account and hearing aid petition for di1trilu'
ton, az which time and place any person inter-
tttcd M said estate may appear anu show
cause, N any there DO, why said account should
nOt be set led and approved and final diHtriDu,
ton made ~ prayed Tor.
Dated april o, ls.9,
II. v. MELOY,
Clerk OF the Probate Court.
Daniel Harrington, attorney tor said estate,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-26
SUMMONS.

In the District Court IN and for tho Third
Jgdlcial District OF Utah Territory,
County of salt Lake.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-26

Order 10 show cause wins order OF falo Of real
csiAle .h0uId not DO mAde.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-08-09
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
BY Telegraph


KANSAS CITY. Aug. fTLE-Rec.ipts G, iOn
shipments lsO. Marker was STEADY TO strong
Iexassiecrs 81 sGS3 w. Texas 81 45a2 30 shiu.
ping steers - O09 u. native 81 2jds3 o. butch
q stock 81 tJGi no. stockers and feeders 8!
bulls aud mixed 81 iOts- 81, HOGS-Receipts 500
shipmrnts 800 Market ies2ic higher. Bulk of saes
u 800 o heavies 81 d0G4 So packers 81 15t5 o.
mixed u .9es5 %. lights "A 9.B5 ~ yorEers s. 100
D ~ pigs 81 200 p. SHEEP-ffecelpts ..-., shi p-
ments 800. Market steady. Aiuttons 20 20
81. Louis. Aug, observation-disclosures 1900 ship.
n.ents iG. Nark-t z0c higher for natives which are
~ oemadd, Texans lto h CHER. Fair 70 good stee.s
q 4sS2 o. HOGS Rece pts i5tO. shipments 49u.
Market 2Oc higher Top price s. 35 bulk 81 0Jl5 p.
ShEkP-Roceipts loo. shipments go. Market
&c higher on botg sheep and lambs, Aattons a .
"a -, lambs 50 Zses5 t5.
CHICAGO. Aug. s.-SATTLE-Receipts 5.J0U. ship
ments 5Nu. Natives stealiY 10 strong, Texans Hc
higher Prime 81 1854 80. good choice s. sjsa Ia
mesilum St5 s0sJ 81. Others 81 90et ~ Texans s. 10
ts5 10 nhtiye cows aad heiterS FL % 0U HOGS
Receipts t5 o, shipments 2o,Q. Best heavy 5@ I5c
higher early, later weak; common neglected. light
lIc higher Grassers and common 81 2JG4 20 pack
ing - tO5 IL. prime heavy and bu chers S. 1905 ~
prime i-ht 50 - IS u, light mixed - -0ta5 10
SfEEP-ReceIpts 900, shipments Ia0. Natives
strong, westerns lower. lambs higher Natives Is w
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-08-09
he aahia Daily eagle aaednesaau 4Horuue gust 9.

ran from one chimney along the peak
of the roof, and midway between the
| two chimneys it met another streak of
| fire that was flashing along the peak
| from the other chimney, or, rather.
/ where the chimney had been. for both
chimreys were knocked into brick dust
| by the lightning. When the two fery
currents met in the center OF tie ridge
pole there was an explosion like the
discharge of cannon, and a fountain
of blush flame, that threw off snap
ping and zigzagging sparks and jets OF
| FIRE, shot up into the air at least ten
feet Then all was over. the whole ex-
hibition lasting not more than three
seconds
Simon was only three reds away
from the house. but felt not the slight
est effects OF the terrible shock. he
ran to the house, not knowing what
horrifying sight might await him
there, as It seemed impossible that his
wife and baby could have escaped
death beneath that terrific electrical
after the first shock of his fright was
over Simon coa ldn't do anything else
but lie down and almost burst with
laughter, the lightning had brought
about so ludicrous a situation in the
house. Mrs Frey was sitting on the
kitchen table, her head resting against
the wall In one hand she held q roll
ing pin, while the other was buried to
the wrist in roll of dough. She was
A1,x~ <~<>vv~ ha,I 90 <oA<
The baby lay in q basket OF newly
washed clothes IN far corner of the
kitchen, yelling at the top of its lungs
The baby's cradle was turned upside
down in the center Of the room
when Mrs. Frey recovered from her
dazed condition, which was not for
some time. she gave her recollection Of
the occurrence She was rolling out
bread dough on the table, mound Of
-four lying before her. The baby was
asleep in its cradle Suddenly she heard
a strange and loud buzzing in her head
and felt herself being lifted bodily
from the floor. That was all she knew
of what had happened. The terrific
report OF the meeting currents on the
roof she had not heard. There was no
sign of any damage inside the house,
but in some strange way the lightning
had lifted Mrs Frey from the floor and
pumped her down on tho table and
had tumbled the cradle upside down
and carried the baby across the room
and dumped it unframed in the basket
of clothes. The mound of -four had
been swept clear from the table and
scattered from head to foot over Mrs.
Frey. The lump of bread dough she
was rolling out was cut in two in the
middle as if it had been done with
knife. One-half remained on the table,
the other half being wrapped COM
pletely around Mrs. Frey's hand
Aside from severe nausea that
troubled Mrs. Frey all the rest Of the
day. neither she nor the baby suffered
any i'll effects from their extraordinary
experience IN. Y. Sun.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-08-09
WoLErs IN THE GRASS.

The blue Wild v.o,ets IN tie grasA
They smile up 1t ne as pass;
TIE tender hue OF April ss.es.
They n.r6 me OF ny baby's eyes,
Ny boany little laughing lass
Amid the vtsiets in the grassi
The bann.est babe was ever eorni
Her tre5ses Ike the sasseIed corn
Her mouth the sweetest half-blown rosa,
Her laugh the nerriest breeze that hiowsl
Her eyes. what could their blue surpassS
Not er'n the yiolets IN the grass
All mel how plain see her stand.
Her feet sunk in them, and her hand
Eager TO pluck them al for ne,
Her face a-giow with baby gee,
Her fingers hidden il the mass
OF blue wild yioiets in the grass
Again see her, laid at rest,
The violets nesting On her breast,
The waxen fingers, white and cold,
Still clasp them IN their patient hold
But know not low. alas, alasi
The touch OF violets from the grassi
Soft Graded on a sunny slope
Watched By twin angels, Faith and Hopa
My pretty baby sleeping lies;
And as il were her Own sweet eyes
Smile up TO greet NE as Ipass
The blue wild violets in the grass
Katharine Festetirs. IL Youths Companion
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-08-09
FRIGHTENED INTO SELLING.
Soaring Superstitious Darky into Dis
posing of His Property.

Soaring Superstitioos Darby into Dis
posing of His Property.
THE southern negro is sometimes
very superstitious. and in this connec-
ton I can tell you little tale which
shows how some people will take ad-
vantage of their neighbors' weakness"
observed citizen of Mobile the other
afternoon
"a certain merchant In Mobile de-
sired to buy bit of property which
adjoined his and which belonged to q
negro. SO one day he said to him:
"'What'l you take for your land,
Mose?'
Won't sell, boss
I'm give you ten dollars fooA'
won't sell, boss
"Ill make it twenty doilarA'
Wont sell, boss
'In spite of all persuasion the mer-
chant could not buy the coveted bit of
land, which he wished to use FOR gar
den. One day some one happened TO
mention to the white man that his col
ored neighbor was extremely supersti-
tious So one night he had some one
drag chair over the roof Of the ne
gro's cabin, and when the occupant
appeared he was confronted by white
figure, which extended spectral hand.
The negro fed indoors in terror. For
a week the merchant played hocus po-
Gus in the neighborhood, and the occu-
pant of the cabin was frightened out
of his senses. One day he said to the
negro:
They tell me your house is haunted,
Nose
'''Who tole you dat?'
THE authority was mentioned, and
q narrowing tale followed. For the
next fortnight the ghost walked and
poor Nose fled from the house and
slept out in the country under q big
magnolia tree
Zone day he sought the merchant
"'Kurnel. you want dat property OBJ
mine?'
Yes. Nose
"'Andll glib twenty dollarsr
az will
Den it am yours
1.-The transfer was made, and then
Nose chuckled with delight.
Don't you lib in dat house, lurneL'
Why not. Mosep
"'Dar's hobgoblins and witches dar.
for sure, kurneL You kin hab it.
kurneL DIS child's glad TO git out
so the cabin was torn down and
the land converted into pretty gar
den But Nose 10 this day does not
know the game the colonel put up for
his benefit Detroit Free Press
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-08-09

The University OF Chicago is said
20 have bought for $50. 600 the library
OF historical antiquities and manu-
scripts gathered by Hubert H. Bancroft
in preparing his Pacific coast histories.
Five hundred thousand dollars was the
price asked for the collection when It
was offered 70 congress
The parsonage connected with the
SummerfeId Methodist church OF Mil
waukee has been purchased by we'll
known Methodist woman OF Milwaukee,
who has turned the property over to
trustees, to be used as deaconesses'
home. 4 fou--story brick building for
a Methodist home FOR workingyirl VIII
be erected near il.
Ex-senator Dawes, OF Massachu-
sets. Il IS understood, will accept the
lectureship IN United States history re-
Gently offered 10 Dartmouth college By
Gardner q. Hubbard. OF Washington,
q graduate Of Dartmouth IN the class %
al. Nj Dawes viii lecture on the civil
and political history OF the United
States since the civil war
A long winde5 member Of parlia-
rent stepped in the midst Of tedious
Grafton 70 take Z glass Of water. Shcr-
idan. the playwright, Immediately rosa
to : point Of order Every body Voc
6ered what the point OF order could -.
What is it9' asked the speaker i
think. sir" said Sheridan. --tha. ii IS
ont of order Tor windmill 20 20 by
water. "-Boo-Acts OF Sheridan
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The Russian Bible Is to Be revised
Let Is preserve the same mind after
PRAYER that we mad during it-Isidors-
No man is IN bad way hut be TIA:
has hard heart AID can not pray
Doad
Pour homes are now maintained By
the Young WozBens Christian associ2-
ton OF Chicago
The saIgat3o army. under the lead
erShip % Mr.. Booth Chibb4rn, is push
ing Is way n France.
Man has an Eternal Father who
Gent him 10 reside and gain experience
IL the animal PRINCIPLES
Search thou the path Of the sossi.
whence she came, or What KAY after
serving the body. by join. work H-isa
sacred speed. thou shalt raise aez again
10 tee sane state whence size fill
Zorexssse-.
Xix President Harrison n bis lect-
ures ~ Leland Stanford university,
proposes 20 outline an international
code % Law % ggve-n the leading IA
tions Of the world with the purpose of
rendering unnecessary resort 70 ar.-s 70
1s.s.e international differences
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-08-09
LOST IN THE WOODS.
4 Civil Engineers ksperssn~s In The BaeA-
woods of Canada.

Mr.. Robert Crawford, describing his
lie as q civil engineer in the wilds Of
Canada, devotes ore chapter TO his ex-
periences in going astray in the
Bush" With two com panions ne was
Flooding through q part OF the fores,
quite new 20 them, IN the dusk of
late autumn evening. Many streams
had 10 be crossed. and mere than once
all hands were totally immersed.
Worse than all, darkness was rapidly
falling. AT last, wet, tired and hum
CRY, they were obliged TO confess that
they were lost, and more than that, in
a cedar swamp with the water nearly
up to their knees.
They had no firearms. their matches
were wet and worthless auH as they
sat upon the trunk of fallen tree and
talked the situation over. they agreed
that they had only one chance Of rescue.
II they could make themselves heard at
some settlers clearing they would lie
saved. Otherwise they were lost
They agreed 10 take turns "A using
their lungs 10 the utmost, with an o.
essionaI blending of all three voices 10
vary the effect. For some time they
screamed in vain Then az las. they
heard. or thought they heard. an an
swer Yes. their cries were certainly
answered, but not in a way 70 eueeur-
age them. The answer was the howl
ing of wolves, sound &c make the
blood curdle in their veins
They ceased their shouts II would
L. 49, A.
wolves. Blu. just then the sound
reached them again. IL seemed N be
changed Faint and far-off as 10 was.
il sounded like the barking Of dog
Hope revived and the three men. with
many STUN pies and falls. pushed
through the woods in the direction Of
the sound
Then they stopped and com bired
their strength in one loud call Back
was no doubt about il, again the men
pushed on
Listening and travelling. alternately
they emerged from the cedar swamp a.
last, aud saw light IN the distance
They made for IL a. once. and found
themselves az log hEt, the OILY oeeu-
pants Of which were = woman and two
young children.
The woman had heard THE shouts -
the men. but not being able 20 answer
loudly enough herself. had sst tie dog
barking. A. the same time she bad pat
the kettle on 10 boil so that within fTe
minutes after tire uleu reached tbs tut
they were drinking hot coffee and dry
ing themselves before blazing iire.
In May wandsvia2s ia distant
lands SAYS Bir. Crawford. = havs
seen different phases 81 life from the
creates: luxury 70 The met abjecs
poverty and hardship, bat never did (
see brighter FIRE or drink cup of bet
ter COTE. than On that occasion Era d
haekwoods shsnty. Not even coffee
that have tasted IA TIE sultzns PAL
ace a. CorstantEnopis, Served IA TIA
most deiickas porcelain IN golden traYs.
could eqaal - Youths C0snpzsioa-
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Chicago Gran ard Produce-

CHICAGO. Aug. S-Wheat-No ? SprInr-C-a sn
nesc. August Sssse September E5sc. December GIssc
Iorn-No, cash SsSsc. August 5-asc, Septelli Der
ts4c. October Gssc, MaS 4.4sg4issc. Oats NJ :
Cash 2sasc AusuSt &asc. September &c Nav =.
HI c +S.ec. Barley nominal Flax SIC. Timothy &
fork, cash az 0OsIZ - August Si2 o. SSpteIu Der
SiZ - october sl- 81 laru, cash s. 7g,t7 -. Au-
gust D ots, oebtenber - 80. October s. H. Short
ribs cash >. l5iE 2 August - To- September s. ID
Shoulders = a. -, Snort clear g. G-5.+e7 Sc ~.
Susar-Cat LOAF el4c. srRnGlaied Sc. standard 4
nc. Butter qule creamery l7es2Ic dairy /. ISc
Eegs STEADY, strictly fr-sh, iSs.c.
NAeat-E.acei pts. li9.0AJ- shil meets, leu Corn
Receipts, %, shipments. lGaOM Uats-Re-
Ceipts. .54. u8Vc shipments. l6i .dyI
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-08-09
sIN.0s Ilicaco ana R-furn.


The Great Ruck Island route will run
excursion trains to he worlds fair aud
re- urn. leaving Wichita:
Monday. July Ia; returning July q
and IS
Monday, July "a; returning July IS aud
Aug l.
Monday. July 81; returning Aug 4 and
Aug. IL.
Monday, Aug, :; returning Aug. Il and
Aug. Is
Parties desiring to take advantage OF
these cheap excursions viii please OIL
~ the Rock Island city ticket office. corner
OF Main ami Doug s. aud register their
names. So that ample accom- sc1iation may
Ike provided for all.
Tie Rock Island is the only lire landing
passen gers at Enstewsod. within one mile
II Ieu-minute ride by electro cArS-of
the main entrance OF t4se fair grounds.
For any further Information cali on
J II. PHILLIPS
Il City Ticket Aseas
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-08-09
New York Produce and Money.

NHw YORK. Aug. s
Money on call easy at 2S6 per cent. closed offered
a. : per cent,
Prime paper S6 l2 per cent.
Sterllrg exchange stronger. with actual business
u ~ als g for sixLydal D,ls and 81 e6sI st5 for
demand.
Silver certificates quiet. with sales at 75c closing
axe bid, 7jIec asked.
Total -Hle- of stocks today 1916 shares.
toGee-Spot itiU dull and nominal; No. {, lGGI61lc
SuEaI-Ite1nec n fair demand and steady
Int Loaf $500 l55c, granulaued 5-l6SJtsc, stand
ord 53sc,
totton-Easy. Kidding uplands &c. middling
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-08-09
Misce0Ndne0ass.
Situations UoI.tesf-MaIc.

WANTED - SITUATsON-BY COMPETENT
w registered pharmacist OF Ions experience
Married; speaks tiermsn and kngllsh.g Best o'
reference. Address L, Prtstol, Wichita. Kan. issA
bax
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-08-09
~. Iouis Grain and Produce,

ST. LOUIS. Aug. S.-Wheat lower; cash 51Isc. An
gust Josc. septen her So g5S1sc. Corn lower cash
S5&ci August S1c, September 55]4 "a s. uas lower
easy, new jobOlng 81 O0@slS 25 Lard 1OminaIly
lower .. S.5e; Rye 4tc Bran very firm and higher
Hay firm; prime TO choice 81 0oai2 Col Butter-
higher and very hrIn; separator creamery lga2c.
Choice dairy issa2tC- Eggs nrmer lUIec,
Wheat-heceipts l01 90. shipments ;dQg Corn
Receipts 20 W.; shipments III, NJ Oats-Recrints
10 w. shipments ., OsL
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-08-09
Kansas City Grain and Produce.

KANSAS CITY. Aug s-Wheat weak and lower.
no hard sc. No. red 521sa5ic- Corn hard to
sell at -salc decline; No. mixed 2Isa 2s14c No
white 2ssessSasc. Oats lc lower. one fnss light;
No. 2mlxed 2sSzsc. No white. -6ss@7c Rye steady
- rI2Xseed sisss-c- Hay weaA: timothy g. I'd
as 20 prairie 5! 50s5 % Butter weak; creamery
l6sisc, dairy o@lse, hsgs quiet AID steady strict
ay fresh candleu 2c.
Mheat-kec.ipis. l5aA shipments, $50 Corn
-deeelpts, le.AG shipments 25,5Oa oats-hecsipts
shIpLelIS
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-08-09
Wichita Produce Market.

Potatoes-Colorado 75s9lc. Eggs &C.. Butter
First creamery 2lc. second creamery I5c othei
grades lac.
Chickens-Hens &c pound; springs SC; ROSTERS
&c Ducks Old &C. young &c: geese old &C. young
&c; turkeys SC.
Butter-Good I5c, second grade l5c. Eggs &c.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-08-09

DR.. kessinger. the oldest and only ex-
elusive specialist on chronic female and
nervous diseases in the state, is now per
manentiy located ia Wichita, DIT Packers
hotel. Office days: Saturdays, Sundays
and Mondays. 44tf
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-08-09
DIR. Il. EMMA COBB,

Females and Childreps diseases "A specially
FCne for ladies' during confinement. Strictly pri-
waite when so desired. also permanent homes pro-
ytded Tor children when desired Letters OF incui-
y confidential. and asWered promptly Home al
Ida 4 venue. Wichita. Kansas
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-08-09

Fred-sAs tsast tAs prss,y glsi -.
us~5 % b.
Arssi1r TIA. 80
FrsG-Ys& Ter sz1asr lost e. "a
,ze--se- s-.ss-.E=fs-sa- -s-Fs--ssss
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-08-09
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

NEW ORLEANS. Aug. s.-Couon dull. Good mid
ding lslc. mddllng iAc. low middIIng &c, good
ordinary ll-I6c.
l6l.c 49, -
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-08-09

she-I want tveafy-sTs dollars "a
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-08-09
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-08-09

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