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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-24

IullN prepared 20 treat with electricity,
gllVan;sm and massage. combined with
yicctric medtr3tcd Nap1r and water
baths spl lille for rheumads m. neural
sa, E9ut iumhago, malaria, blood and
ysin dls0 W, special treatment Tor all
female 60, ,laiats and nervous troubles.
Rooms 81 % 80 Niam building thlrd
u1or, take elevator, Consultation free. q
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FOR SALE CHEAP-4O0l acrea ~ good
prairie land neDr Louise 10 wharton
county, an $3.50 per acre easy terms,
W j. Groom. Wharton, Texas. y
FOR SALE-One OF The hnndgomeHl res,
ldenceJ In the city, very cheap part
payment IN property, Tor particulars
apply 20 Mrs. Bette Bryan KAN
building. "a
FOR SALE
For few days only At a great bar
gain
Block 81, Allen addition. north side
corne Pinckney and Common streets
Hand some two story house and two
lots corner Of Dallas and Louisiana
rJreetA
Three choice lots corner Main ana
ElEln
III B. IN block 81. on Travis. between
Capitol and husk.
l'wo g5od homes. one on Travis and
one on Rusk.
Building lots IN the Dagle addition.
north side, SO % 800. Easy paymenis'
This Is the very best and cheapest prop
effy on the market
GEO. l.. PORTER,
tf VIII Main Street.
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RARE oPpoRruNlrS- Paruca wishine
10 invest $500 % 5000 la home well To-
Gated. oa paved street viii consult
taclr interest Dy seeing Geo, w. CIeve-
land. ~
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TEXAS Savings uud Real Es,lte Invest.
meUt associations Sis sharc for sale. Nd-
dress S.N.lll2ia Pruetou street. room IS
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STU A41UN wanted MS gardener, Ger
man, % Years oid by day. week on
mourn. Apply lu lrhAls alreet. NJ
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7wilalNTrD-iiooMs AMI noAnD.

WENTi9I)5 Innediatelv 81 couple. aoiifh
room with bath; must 10 olose IN; ref
rrepceA aivan and required. Adnres3
2igs, care Post, ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-24

MIN 20 sell baking poworri steady en-.
ploymenti experience unneceanarys sl5
nalaTy or Com. VI y chcmlcal Works
$40 Van Bnron. Chicago SIZE
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FOR SALE-T%o registered Bcrksairc
pigs, 4 month"; old III SI8 Hnd $40. also
pure bred light BsJhml tsg8 ut Sla Ton
10 eggs, Geo. T.. ldN1rI, StEun Tex -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-24

WAN rED--sstuauon by oetman coupir
IN niwt-claos private fanny or notcl,
hrst-olass cook, AddrcsS a. B. care
houston Post, 10
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-24

INTELLIGENT aud ind0sIfio1s Yo0Ts
culoted man wants a pOAtuon aa wa&ot
or WORK around reHiuvncc, smart ana
active. Aduress sos, cirr tlost ~
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sppcIAL NOTIoEs,

7TE WADE HAMProN SAYS S1,,,s Eg Es5i
rue man in the. sou ou'P 4-nitei state %
Gregg His..ory 81 tpeiesby. southern
Agent Houston.
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CHEAP RANCHES AND FARMs-

None should buy without getting our
circular Francis Smith a Co.
Loan Brokers,
Wv San Antonio, Texas.
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EMrlRE ADDITION -. 1uy q i8t and
have been made with Is loan aud build
ms association Ion money 20 build
houses eu CATS addition; this h. the
cheapest ana best place IN tho clay for
residences. several houses VIII be 'biUt
at once. street car 10 be extended TO this
add lion. can on Mrs. %. Bryan, Kan
banding, or Empire Trust Co. ri Mam
Stfuct. n
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TEN DOLLARS REWAfiD a mule
weeks ago, belonging TO Euhrlam
Nichols; mouse coiorcd horse mule;
branded on both Jaws with lettnr 90,
Any peraon viii confer great favor
Nichols. Is
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PROF. ALEXANDER sEGA1L. lately OF
New York. having located 10 this city
Wlll receive pupils m violin aud mani0-
Caroline street Beg
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u. M0sKOWiFZ, 217is Main street.; ioana.
stocksi bonds ana real estate broker
anything IA his ine promptly aiteuded
to; all business strictly confidential p
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L0sT, FOUND. srnAY5D. sl0LuN,

$50 REWARD. Loot. between the Grand
Central Hotel aud Maiu strcot diamond
ring iu red Tissue paper Hergvn rrwIrl
al Grand Central Hotel %
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FOR RENT-A basement. suitable FOR
bulucHa inquire u tDs Eagle ultnl
corner Congress avenue aud Caroline
uLrtcL. ~
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FOR SALE CllrAp-Onu bBrorr snuU-
For particulars can on Joe Gettla. Yld
Preston street uc4r Main ~
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fGGS-Bu Cochius. Black Lungsh0us.
Brown Leghorns, SL5O Tor ~. thorough
bred stocil, visitors welcome GAS.
Bros, corner Prairie ana Live Oaf
streets "a
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MMB. G. A. BujAC, Pianist special ~
tention to rudiments OF music; Capitol
Hotel. n
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NOTIyE-F4rAes REPRESENTING l.eusr 5
Hs our agents .u buying furniture, ctc.,
aTc frauds; Maip? Robert Barns Sc our
ol.y altEt. DCliltise ~ COombs Auc-
tioEeer~, q
who build -coWs ana tuw boats In Wow
OF purchasing. Address Matt Byrur
tirl.H4 Texas IS
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FuUR-GALLON Jersey cow f0r ania.
sound, young and geajlc fresh IN milk,
Il j Arlcdge' Genoa, Harrls county,
Texas. III
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i'RoFIessTONAL.

8, o. COTTON & bro. Fire Insurance
Agents and Adjusters, 10 Aain street,
corner Franklin
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EDWIN p. HAMBLEN-
Attorney az Law,
Houston. Yexas.
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w ANT tp--frhe use OF q morse ana ppEEy
Tor feed Of horsei GUARANTEES Eood treat
nient address NJ. H., care Coleman q
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WM, T., LOcKHART. attorney and c0lin-
bellori eK-county Judge Galveston couH'
~ 2a03 strand, Galveston. Texas; prGe.
tice In state nnd Federal courts. u
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-04-17
VAN ARSDaLI-sAMPSON.

Last Sunday evening at the Dodge Az
enue NJ. f. church, Mr.. I. J. Van Arsdsll
and Miss Kate Sampson were united in
marriage. The church was artisticaily
decorated in evergreen and flowers. The
bridal party arriving at 8 o'clock, marched
up the aisle, Miss Maud Bowman playing
Memberships march, and standing under
an arch and bell of evergreen. Rev. Ander-
derson performed the ceremony, which
made them man and wife.
The bride wore a cream colored dress en-
train, trimmed liz lace, carrying bouq Yet
of flowers. Miss Minnie Drake as
first brides maid was dressed in
silk and lace with roses. Miss
Ida Howard second brides maid
was dressed In cream with pearl Jewel
trimmings and roses Harry West stood
as the best man, aud Praigs Van Arsdall,
brother of the groom. as second best.
After the ceremony the bridal party and a
few invited guests returned 10 the home OF
the brides parents. Mr. and Mrs. j. u.
Sampson. where supper WAS served and
congratulations Were received. AT lo:S0
Mr. and Mrs. Van Arsdsll left over The
Frisco for St. Louis, where they Will spend
n week, then visiting in Kentucky and
Ohio. Returning they will be at home TO
their friends after May Is, II their future
home IN Perry, o. I.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-04-17
FROM THE OIL FIELDS.

c. V. Ferguson has been over to the coal
oil and gas fields of Wilson and Montgom-
cry counties The line of operations are
on a much laIger scale than is suspected
by the public. One company has forty-one
test wells, every one of which is satisfac-
tory. OF course by the time these wells
are shot, when all the running machinery
has been placed, refining points settled
and pipes laid there will be lively times in
that section The whole country has
been leased within three or four months
so quietly that few knew how successful
the experts had been. When they find a
mortgage GU any farm they desire to lease
they pay off the mortgage or buy it. Oue
oil company has advanced over three
hundred thousand dollars in this way.
Gas has also been discovered of great pres
sure. This will have TO be piped to Wich-
tia if the pressure proves permanent.
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NEW yoRK sToRE
I'VE Sell Goods Cheaper
Than Any Other House in the World
But for Cash Only"
But for Cash Only


Today the most extraordinary carpet
remnant sale that we have ever offered to the
people will be made.
We have remnants from x to yards
to the piece in all wool and part wool, that
we will SELL
Several hundred pieces three-ply and
extra supers, all wool, sold heretofore from
IS cents and o5 cents per yard. Today at
IS cents per yard.
Several hundred pieces extra super half
wool, sold heretofore at IS cents per yard.
Today at 20 cents per yard.
1t you want carpet or mat today is
the time to buy it. for we are making drive
sales on every carpet. Come In and price
them and see the quality of the goods we are
offering
CASH HENDERSON.
100 and 1872 North Main St
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-04-17
Anew Pointers on Oar Id.. Of IhnxS.

Every one has purchased piece Of fu--
niture for solid mahogany or walnut. only
TO find after awhile that the thin veneer
has cracked and cheap work 10 exposed TO
view. Now the dealer Is much 10 blame
In not showing up these things 70 bis Gus
toner as they look over the stock. for is IL
o we'll known fac; that all dealers carry
both reliable goods and cheap material IN
stock at the same time No Que cac cesy
this We guarantee TO show ycu every
good and bad point Our line OF furniture
L. complete-in fact We have the lsrzesc
furniture emporium IN the state IL roo
think your cd furniture is looking shabby
come 10 and We will show you the incest
line Of new goods. in latest styles and psf-
terms, and also tell Jou q wsy 70 dispose Ok
your cid goods Did yog know that we
are selling our carpets iuss q little che.ps.
than any place II town. Well. that's what
our customers tell us and We fsiEk .t
must be fact Well. come in scd visit
rs snd we viii tell yo1 more about X
The Ro~s Forniscre and Carps, Emporium,
North Main street
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-04-17
RAILROAD TICKET"
COMING LOCAL EVENTS.

The W. C. T. U. will meet q 2:3O o'clock
this (Tussday) afternoon at their rooms
opposite the postofice. Written reports of
the 3rd quarter will be expected.
A social in the interest of missions will
be held in Lewis academy this evening.
Mrs. Laura Navlor. for seven years q mis-
sionary in japan and now on her return to
her field of work, will occupy q portion Of
the evening with lecture on Sights and
Scenes in JAPAN" illustrated with magic
lantern views.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-04-17
HOGS WANTED.
w ichita Offers High Prices for Hogs-Dcmand
Greater Than ths Supply.

Dick Parsons, Dold's hog buyer, was
wrathy yesterday. He was dusty and
tired trying TO get people TO sell hogs
When seen yesterday at the stock yards
he said: Il have been down south of here
sud tried TO get hogs, but they won't sell
them Today there was car load came
into the yards for which l offered 81. 30
but they would not take it"
Marsh Paugh of the firm Of EIdridge &
Paugh, was also enthusiastic on having
hogs shipped into the yards. de said:
The hog market here has jumped from
p to so cents since Saturday. while in
Kansas City they are only 10 10 10 cents
higher. We can sell all the hogs that
will be shipped here and sell them for
more than what they can be shipped to
Kansas City aud sold for there"
More hogs are coming into the yards
every day but the increase is slow. When
the requisite amount arrives Dold will run
in frll cspacity Whitaker intends kill
ing in a short time and the demand for
hogs will then be doubled.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-04-17
NEIGHBoRs BECOME ICY.
Chickens Cause Owners Trouble and Make II
Feeling b ,tws en- NeiShbors.


War is being made on chickens all over
the city. Complaints come to the police
daily that somebody's neighbours chickens
got into that somebody's garden and
scratched the pretty, green flower stocks
4 from the ground.
The average individual follows the wise
course of killing every chicken which gets
on the garden and as a consequence as
some neighbors pass each other on the
street electric displays are seen in their
eyes which produce fine effects on their
icy countenances.
One lady sent a servant TO inquire of her
neighbor who had a brood of young chick
ems, how much piece she wanted for the
Deems. that she wanted TO wiring their
seeks.
There is an ordinance against allowing
chickens TO run at large between April
aud September and the police are just now
discussing at what the penalty can he
fixed. This ordinance was published III
The EAGLE Of the 18th OF this month.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-04-17
DINED WITH BARBER.
Mysterious individual Calls on the BODIED
Professor.

Professor Barber OF the High school, the
principal witness against the school board
members who are charged with Doodle,
had a mysterious caller last evening. A
mysterious looking girl called at his house
last evening and seemed to be lost. She
told pitiful story of loneliness and Pow.
erty and was given a supper. She told
Mr.. Barber that she was poor German
girl who came from q distance in search OF
a sister and mother supposed TO be In this
city ana whose name Is Martin At first
she seemed to he denentcd but sew
eral times Mr. Barber noticed her
actions which were peculiar She desired
to stay all night but Mr.. Barber could not
make up his mind as TO her true character
and concluded to take her to :he police
station where she was locked up and kept
under the sppellation OF ledger. At the
police station she became very reticent
and could not or would not give any ac-
count OF herself. Some OF the shrewd at
taches OF police hsadq quarters are inclined
TO believe that she is . good deal smarter
than what she pretends to be- The fact
that she called at Professor BARRIERS at
this particular time has created some COM
menI She will be closely examined todag.
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CrGAKMAKER KEAgREsTED

D. w Gathers was rearres.ed On state
warrant from Justice keenan's court yes
terday. He was released on $50 bond 10
appear today at 2 p. m. d. W. Gathers IL
one of three brothers who, together with
]. L Cummings beat John Herbergsr
Saturday afternoon. The fight arose over
the fact that Herberger Was union In
cigar mandatory. Herberger WAS some
what cut up aud hEd his lip bit nearly
through. The police cnurt made each OF
tie four men put up S bond for APP
pesrance yesterday which they forfeited
by not apDearipy.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-04-17
ERATERNAL MATTERS.

Hon. J. T. Butler of Lincoln, Neb., state
lecturer OF the 4. o, L. W.. spent last
night in the city, the guest of the Manhat-
tan. Mr. Butler attended the meeting of
Lodge No. - and favored them with u
short but highly entertaining address. a
committee was appointed from No. % to
confer with committee from No. 251 in
relation to securing Mr.. Butler for his
famous lecture on Fraternity" in this
city in the near future. He goes TO Pea
body at IL this morning
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-04-17
WAREHOUSE CAUGHT FIRE.

Fire started in the ware-room of Bishop
Bros paper store Sunday evening at $50
O'Clock. The blaze was put out before it
had done much damage and the amount
of damage done was SIS 25. which was fully
covered by insurance. The building il sit
uated on Market street just south of First
street. The part of the room in which the
oil and paint is kept fortunately did not
catch afire, or Market street would have
been lie up with expensive fuel.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-04-17
FOUND BY TIE RIVER.
Mysterious Movements OF . Woman on the
River Hank.

About o'clock yesterday morning Mr..
McNaughten's dog seemed to be very un-
easy and bxrked and worried around the
yard till he disturbed the slumbers of
some of the family who peeped out through
the window and saw mysterious hooking
woman wandering about. They watched
her closely while she wound her way
down through the tangled brush to the
river bank. She seemed to have bundle
in her arms and the first idea that entered
their heads was that she was some un-
fortunate woman who desired to bury the
secret of her shame in the raging waters Of
the Arkansas The young men followed
her and arrested her as she stood on the
river bank gazing abstractedly into che
depths of the water below. She was found
to have no bundle aud it was then thought
that she was a woman who desired to end
her life. They took her to the police sta
ton where the tears rolled down her
checks in such profusion that the officers
took pity on her aud sent her to her home.
She gave her name as Burris but would
not give any further account OF herself.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-04-17
. NEW FIRM.

This being the time when
every person is trying to
economic and save all the
money he can, our New
METHOD of doing business
ought to take quick like
WILD FIRE. Having bought
for a mere song the few
shoes left at the City Shoe
Store, we are now receiving
a bran new stock of the best
quality of Ladies, Mems
and Children's shoes, bought
very cheap for cash, and by
our New METHOD of doing
business, by,selling shoes at
a very small profit. we ex-
pect to double and triple, in
a very short time, the trade
the City Shoe Store former
~ had.
We will carry no cheap,
shoddy shoes. All our shoes
are warranted. We invite
every person to call. exam
inc and price our elegant
line of new shoes. and You
will be convinced that we
ere telling the plain, unyar-
nished, solid truth when we
say that we are selling shoes
at about half the price that
you have formerly paid for
the same class Of shoes.
Mail orders solicited: and
remember that by our NEW
METHOD $500 to $3.50 buys
an elegant French Kid
Lady's Shoe or Oxford; and
from So to 81 buys an ele-
CANT hand made kangaroo,
French Calf or Hamburg
Shell Cordovan Mems Shoe.
These prices will knock into
splinters the 100 per cent
profit usually obtained by
shoe dealers.
Terms strictly cash and
one price only.
HAYS BROS.
156 \. MAIN ST.
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THIRD DEATH IN ONE FAMILY.

Lorey S. Cheshire, nearly years old, the
daughter of A. T, Cheshire. died at the
home Of her father. lace East Hunter ave-
nue. on Sunday. Mr.. Cheshire is team
ster for l.. c. jackson aud has been work
ing for him for six years. Not long ago
his wife was taken from him and but two
weeks after her death the baby died. and
now another little one Is gone TO join those
gone before. There still remains one son
and one daughter.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-04-17
SCOTTISH RITE REUNION.
Big Glass Started Out to Take Degrees in
This Powerful Body.

Freemssons of the Scottish Rite working
in the valley of Wichita. inaugurated
their spring semi-annual reunion at the
Scottish Rite cathedral in this city last
evening.
The membership of this powerful mason
ic organization is drawn from all sections
of the state, aud the semi-annual meetings
held here command unusual attention
among the masonic fraternity Of central
and southwestern Kansas.
The reunion will continue throughout
the week. all the degrees from the 4th to
32nd inclusive being conferred at this
meeting. The program is an elaborate
one, and ends with banquet on Thurs
day night. A fine class of IL candidates
started last evening in the degrees, name
Is: J. r. Ballard, w. II. Cramer and S. 3.
Park of Winfield; Ed Hayes, w. S. Muir
ray, Clement. Spruance. q. G. Chapman
and p. 0. Rudolph of Wellington. C. f.
Rose and ID. w. Orr of Syracuse, j. ".
Cowen of Beaumont. A. r. Glazier Of
Newton. j. 5. Lehman. j. w. Burton, H.
L. Taylor, Il. H Lloyd and J. H. Nc
Knight of this city. Several candidates
who were detained yesterday, are expected
to present themselves this morning.
Among the visitors from out of the city
were noted: Colonel III. G. Loomis and
Fred Ballein of Winfield; r. II. Norvell
and j. A Corey of Dodge City; j. W.
Sanno of Eft. Leavenworth; Il. w. Harri-
son of Topeka; j. G. o. Morse of Yelling
ton; j. S. Lang of Coffeyville; T. j. Beattie
of Perry, o. t.; Joseph Thomson of
Oklahoma City. o. T.; e. S. Woodland of
Cherryyale, and Walter Vail of Michigan
City, Ind.
Colonel Sanno is connected with the
regular army at Fl. Lea ehworth and is a
distinguished Thirty
Walter Vail is brother of our esteemed
fellow townsman Edward Vail, and is a
banker in Michigan City as well as a
Thirty-third degree member of the supreme
council of the northern jurisdiction.
The reunion starts out very auspiciously
for the first day, and promises to be well
attended before the closing day.
An excellent program of music was rend-
cred during the work in the fourth and
fifth degrees which were conferred last
evening. This will be a feature of the
evening meetings throughout the week.
The program for today includes the con-
ferring of tine degrees from sixth to four
tenth inclusive. Work commences at
p. IN. AT O'Clock the fourteenth degree,
Grand Elect Perfect and Sublime Mason"
will be presented with the following Off
Gers in charge:
Edward Goldberg, venerable master;
Geo: L. Pratt, senior warden; ). l. GirUy.
junior warden; Aug. Anderson, master of
ceremonies; VIM. Anawalt, expert; L. B.
CLOSER, captain of honor; H. L. Gordon,
orator; w. w. Pearce, almoner; Jno. l..
Powell, secretary; VIM. NJ. Shaver, or
ganist
At p. m. sharp, the 18th degree.
Knight of the Sword aud Eagle" will be
presented with the following dramatis
personae:
Knight OF the Sword and Eagle, 15'.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-04-17
Run OVER BY WAGON.

While on his way 10 town yesterday
with his father the little sou of Louis Dod-
son fell from the wagon and was run over.
The leg of the little fellow was broken.
The doctor was sent out Immediately and
set the broken member. Mr.. Dodson lives
northwest of tho city,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-04-17

paving q price for their position. il they
did SO. The statement will be conserva-
tive in its promises. but the real sentiment
of the new board is to look with favor
upon those who will have the manhood
and womanhood to expose fraud.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-04-17

o. p. Harse i. in the city - tie repre-
sentative of John c. Yorston- Mr.. Hsuss
is representing the latter gstlemsn Ia
masonic interests He WAS formerly
sporting reporter on the Philadelphia
Press
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-04-17
GRAIN MEN COMING
SEVERAL SOUTHERN CITIES REP
RESENTED AT TODAY's CONGESS.

Convention Will Open This Afternoon
at Board Of Trade Hall-De1ega-
tons Coming From All the
Live TOWNS of Southern
Kansas and Oklahoma.
Delegates Delighted
With the Winning
Wonder-What
They Say.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-04-17

Service az ST, Johns church-Thers will
be a short service aud address on confr-
nation this evening as s5SS p M All cer-
daily Invited to De present. especially
those expecting to he confirmed.