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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-05-29

In these days when the telegraph
operator 1t the other end of the line
suddenly pauSes it may be assumed
that he IS elawlng around in the air
wondering where he viii light.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-05-29

a spiritualiStic meeting in New York
recently produced Jay Gould. During
the Seanee, however, Mr.. Gould did
not attempt 10 prove that camel can
go through the eye Of needle.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-05-29

There may be nothing in an aveng-
ing spirit bur it is n little odd that as
large as the world is. that cyclones
show such a fondneSS for places where
humanity is congresated.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-05-29

Debs says: Politics and labor are
two different Institutions" This is
strictly correct For Debs 10 discover
this though IS more wonderful than
for Roentgen 10 discover the cathode
ray
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-05-29

That dim object in the distance in
The road behind you, my Populistic
friend, IS the government ownership
and-see-stiil farther back-that little
speck ca the horizon-that is Tar
money.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-05-29

When the police elected unruly dele
gates from the national prohibition
convention in Pittsburg, the applause
in the gallery indicated the presence OF
several Kansas jolntists.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-05-29

General Yamagata met IL Hung
Chang ct the Moscow coronation and
they probably sided of to one side
and agreed that civilization was a
great monkey.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-05-29

We suppose the national Prohibition
campaign viii be heightened by the OK
hibition Of anatomical charts showing
what effect a gold standard has on a
mans heart and stomach.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-05-29

r2a xrssss TO sss Eexss ssxiEE; II
The rscpss eGa nezs1Afs H-Ktniey oyes
rss Ds1 i.el2zs. Wy rzz'S ny siset L.
gzEs ovcr tse soiit.rs4zs-- TeeT eza--
TlcAllz ks4xia Tes r>op.s sen 81 -
zak1ns Pretty eesS start 8 sA.s csrse-
cfca--Ez-x.s CTR C..xs.s
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-05-29

This is the last year Of Cleveland's
administration and even the elements
have Joined with him to make it as
bad as possible
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-05-29

1t turns out that few congressman
will be delegates at St Louis. This
Thomas Bracket Reed knows to his
sorrow.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-05-29

While the Republican row in the
Second district is deplorable it is ad-
vantageous in helping the whole state
TO forget the Funston family.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-05-29

The Democratic convention of Okla
homa was merely a small imitation of
the Chicago national convention in
July.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-05-29

If ingalls, is again senator he will
never again neglect to come home at
least once year and lay his ear on the
nice, dry, tickly prairie grass.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-05-29

Take the bicycle face, add to it the
terrors of a man about to be shot and
the features of an emaciated ghost and
you have the cyclone face.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-05-29

The debtor class concede that the
only time there is an advantage in be-
ing in hole is when a cyclone strikes.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-05-29

The wind 1t bloweth where It listeth
and twisteth, and you just have to
brace yourself and stand it without
kicking
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-05-29

Edison should drop his other schemes
long enough TO model wire after Ban
quo's ghost-that will not down.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-05-29

1t has been decided in Tennessee
that it is not homOcide for a chief JUS
tice to kill a lawyer, if the lawyer
bothers him.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-05-29

Seventeen thousand patents for ink
have been taken out in Great Britain,
and the Venezuelan war is not over
vet
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-05-29

st Louis has braced herself to re-
ceive the shock of the arrival Of the
Ohio delegation, but it wasn't pre-
pared for a jolt like that.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-05-29

The first Napoleon unfortunately at
Waterloo, was depending on a De
Grouchy, not Mark Hanna.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-05-29

The idea that high buildings will
break the force Of a tornado is some
what twisted itself just now.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-05-29

While collins are going down in To
peka there is sure to be a limit. 1t
Is usually about six feet.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-05-29

In a great disaster, the greatest city
In the world would become as Isolated
from the world as the center of Sahara.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-05-29

Tyler, Johnson and Arthur were not
shining lights. 1t is perhaps better
that the country insist on Tom Reed
being vice president.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-05-29

Topeka can afford to put collins down
30 long as Kansas conventions con-
tinue coughing up to Topeka.
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: The national Prohibitionists appear
10 see gold in their boots.
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division Iinilcy addition lots 90 s, block
b, Haley addition. lots To y, block g.
lmi'y addition, lot ~. block . liailey al
diuon, lots to u, bloch ., Forbush nd-
di'oni ~ fractional lots, rludNision "A,
Smiths survey, lot r. BLOCK 81
1871 Henry Nelson aud j. NJ RnVcnn,
til,H, lot 10, block o. Evans addition.
lHli3 ". l.. Davis, 30 3D. lot \. blos'l, 40.
lAl2.-~tllon Ioston, sld.3i, lot Z. block 2
Sen"chnl addition,
le% J. II Evans. ;1.t5. lot &, block IL.
CastAnlH addition
l92o5 Henry North. 81 ~, lot I. block
lt2l Rhode Harris. 'p.l7, iot 10. block II
ma ono fourth of loi 70, liolman's sub
division No. g.
1854 i. 4. Wnlsh, So os. lot /. block 252
1909 i II. Van hcntluysen, '9l.ia, lots
. and 6. block 3Oi
block 2SG.
lMG7-Mrs Louisa Nlopn ,lSls. lots l
ana .. block r.
1871 Charles Keller nnd w. ]. Freder-
iclts. D36i. lot ]. block 2.
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BE SOLD FOR TAXES.
p Of Property to Be Sold Next
Sale Day.
QMSlEAD PROPERTY NOT EXEMPT
~ sale Gives Good TitIe and Alb
"iute Possession--A Warning
to DeIinqueuts.
RIEAD PROPERTY NOT EXEMPT

~ Tuesday week being the first
''ay IN the month and legal sale day,
viii be sold by the sheriff several
aed pieces of valuable city property
~ them quite number OF home
y following letter upon this subject
lains itself:
ine Editor OF The Post.
~Ss,oh Texas, September 81 notice
~ blackboard in the Cour, house
y. ior sale, on next legal sac Gay
r sre sheriff, various par els and lots
b.n NM pronerty under judgments of fore
~ ~ Tor city. taxes against a very
N number of different persons.
SSat number OF thee foreclosures
MN, nay IN cases that had been Ions
Shsh.. IN court, and agais persons VINO
ry 81 her forgot they hal LocA sied,
kkaa sashl possibly have been lahorins
M me erroneous idea that a home
nan nor be thus forcclosed against
mus sold
foreclosure sale for city taxes,
[,r helng compiled with, - val H.
Iar ~ these persons now ignorant OF
~ ttahsef may lose their properly DC
pelhg put 20 serious inconvenience,
\ ~ ,p.r chhser at such sale can cpinl't
|rsr nsfln To forthwith eject the former
(rsss IN possession, and put nm, the
t ras'r, IN imme1ia'e posses ion
k,st you Will pardou that take me
- OF suggesting that it may bf the
oi benclting a number OF worlhN
k%as to publish in your columns a
q, 'ne persons and. property appear-
w the hlackbuaris. ag itnst whom
IL ioreclosure snleS are about 10 ne
ewing file or docket nimDer OF
sa'h suit. Yours very respect iulls'
Henry +. Fisher.
ing upon the suggestion OF Mr.
~ The Post prints herewith list
nose whose property is posted for
'ose'her with the taxes due thereon
description of the property:
kan,h e Aidicks, $500, lot 2, block
s :. Ashe, 1855. 10, lot 7, block a
an ~ and half of II, block lIs, ana
'1i' north side.
IL. 9, Artusy, 2.ss, lot 4, block g,
audiuon, south side. :
H. HNonert Andrews. S26.li, lot 3. =
south SIDE.
'e,J,ohn Anderson. ,ii.O9. 7SxlOo feet
81, baker's addition, north side,
tSsanl Alexander. S5l rs. 6OxlOO feet
yock los. south side.
on M, NJ. Baker. ,6l.N, DX15 rect
OA' OF lots @ and :, block 10 south
,,Melson Blanks and Annie Pitmah,
40 acres John Austin survey.
n,sarter Blakeley. Sll.lS, lot II, block
n: bockel, s3l "a, lots II and half
Is. block 80.
a., NJ. Burroughs and u. 7. Nor
ss si' lot. H. block 272, and lot II,
g south side.
Eidon Burns, sS.s5. 45xi3s feet out
rlgis tract.
easper Braun. $50 80. lot 7, block
,,GSeorge Bolton, sld.sS lot ., block
Mary $. Bell. sil9,sa, lots and 3.
Riehey addition.
N. H. Breaker. so6ss. block 49,
I: g, Beard, ss7.67. lot 7. block A.
ny subdivision No. 20.
w. NJ. Baugh. al. IS. lot II. block
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TO- G9sfania oddition' 'iA-''' 'O' ~ ''''''
i7794-Mrs A. /. Huebner, SIS lot II.
| block ISL south side.
i77@~R. @. Howard. So. southwest !.
dition.
| gerald addition. north side.
Riah@ols' u ai,dhiiioGn,.D 800 ~ '''oN 90
l77eo THIS. Greenwood, sl2;33; lot !. block
| i-75s-Jss GRAY SOU Iot 6. block 49,
sweeney's addition.
l775l FLORENCE n. Graham. sSa lot Z.
| block Il, Forhush addition
| lTIIS-.Nrs. Florence Nj Goodnight. SO.
lois anh , Sweencv's "lditIon w.
i77l2~J. q. Gicsberg, se.25, lota 4 and 4.
DIE o. isdisY c a 5aN so aiol lots TO
/ :. block So
be- bl@k a. Ps SaS ad5ltion "'u '''N VI
ca".. 81? :, toy1 ga lanes ana 20 o WI
2ix75 feel Iot (, block sss. haif interest in
' i9 Fnlier sss nI'' lots and 10 u of
g and II hook M, south si1e ~ "a ~
IN, o}n Johnson III 70 lots & and 7
| hlncL 4 uardcastie addition -
t-Na Mrs ,,Il, Jones s95 II lots md
| . Hack n. Harnes and Wetmore add
lion NV" ~ ''"'''e' '''N ''
Of 6i Ma 9 5Gnes rS e as q pee
~ b,Scl, ,Ss ''OV" ''-' 'o' anu pa u
t7glo-N Mrs Martha Jonos s,1ls lots sand
side
sc0f9 Il Iots aud q 70 and half of 4
Lic,',iiI 20 .en,,,h sido :" '"- '''''' Va -
iTSSe 20 f;nssie NJ and John A. Klrhoks.
s siG. w. 4-'4Nl-' iee' lot 'i DOCK ''' fo''n
S' .-s,,- u G t,t,,r.u stom lot n bIocls
~ ~ 'a,t,ii,tn,, "'V'V" 'S
,-ciS ~ Ei,ii.,r sSi IN IOt. o and IN
anJ batc ~ hiocl1 lax south aide.
tTsa6 y, n 1cmhcr Us "a iofs d and NJ
bInrIg IN c1s,ara addition.
l3Sh-W' r. hrah AN $'''S ma" OF 'o' .
pl,D.Sk,o - S ~ snua,i o,,d WIN Iomual
.5e "a Iois "a 10. block H. BaKer's add.
'l9 9ISu 6 re,.,,or1 sq7 r. s7,1oo feet ,ot
10, ~, =, go To-, iot 70 hiock
q; -'NI' i"'' i"t ~ -'NO~'a 49, 'V' 49,
~, 49,, - ,,ro- 10, ,1ooL "
I1Sl JAKE iHW'S' Sl''''' i"' D. "'"'N ~
f1InlnsU hu"G"iiii t,,iorhn-,,or .s.s, rnxo.,
~ ~ ond .Sya6 feet Ia,
hlork %2 .,o- ~ $50 mana
ISl-W ~ Low Sltl'-o' iofs o. " ~ "i'u
u 9l'cE ..'' oonh al; ,o,s II and 70
block a97, Raker addition .,.,. -
i7SG A. 7 ln'kett, $lJ'ol' lot o. pio'h ID
Torlash addition. ,,.o, =. ,,o., 4,
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and 10 block 81: lots I. .. . and 10. block
| 30, obed cnCe Smith addition.
| 1893 ". y. Rogers, :l4 90, lot 3, block 40
Bakers addition.
1880 Henry Roth 1929, 5OxlsO feet Of
| block 2S2.
1879 N. p. Ryan. sos ~. 47xloo feet OF
block Il. Williams survey.
south side.
ls0il-Pcter Taylor. SEES. lots l and
lS)i7-M. Thompson, $50. lot s. block
ls4s-James Toole .23s. two lots IN
1881 - Frank Sawyer, administrator
$500 half ifscre5t In lots and :. block
i79sS-L. schlesseneer. .lI.22. lot II. block
J. Narnecke addition.
l79S9-Wm. and Ann Schroeder. sia27
three lots out OF homestead, $. NJ. Wll-
| Jams addition.
l7og7--Ann sessums. s22.7l. lot 8. block
23l
resp. A. sharIie. s2i,5s. lots 8 and l.
block D- Bakers addition.
1902 Mrs, a. = Shellshear, $3.50 S7lSx
60 feet lot 10: 3li.x.0 feet. lot Q: 37inNl0
feet. lot s. 25xl25 feet, lot II. block Az,
1905 John Sick, seo63. s7isxioo feet, Bur
nett home.
and s. block Ss. Aliens sub-div sion.
lSMG r. r. Smith. sjl.i7 lot /, block p.
Hi1man's subdivision.
lS1-Wm; Smith, si2.33. lot 10. block 10.
1s0iS Pam sonnen. Es75 lot 3. block
49, east part of lot 3. block 426; lot 30,
Smiths survey
lsoal-Joe spller. !ls2. lots and 3.
block ~. Chapman's third addition.
lsia Pleasant spurock. .l5.5. lot l,
block 2ls
iSls9 John stolnhagcn. s7s4s lot. c and
y and half of H. block il7; lo,s-s 40 ~,
block 81
1So35 4. z. sternenberg, 1914, lot and
is.as = Ralisrd. ,ls.sl. lot /. block aos,
Bakers add lion.
Is30s-llenry Stopplc 1890 lots Z. .. 10,
one-half n and IL. block 4gG.
lN22--A. Woolcy' 'i6.Si, lot H. block ILL.,
s'eye spgue;S3 81 - lot and 2'x5o
1s2i9-lonisa and james White, 1888,
lois aud 5. block 70. ley addition.
iSels-.s sid Westhcner. 'S72.SS, lots md
iis3ii71ir IL. Weber. ,is,27. lot 6, block
iS2iG Lewis Watson. sl9,sa lots and 3
block :. Houston city Street Railway I'd
is9ii.Mrs. V. w. Tucker and George
Tucker. .5i.95 lots 10. II and IL. Mulvlhill
is3o5 T. shearer and d. c. Ruby.
SO 20. lot s. block $50.
sen Peter sinallwood. 3l2.33. lot 2s.
hiNfh y. SNttNtS dbptAlNUs
lg2Ns-tucluda and Howard Smith. ils.GS,
one-half OF lot 3, block -, Castnnia adds
ton.
and q, Moody addition.
1904 William Richter, $3.50. lot 9, block
25g Bakers addition
isze-E. Neoco. 122.i improvements on
block 4H.
is2G9-C'onrad Lovekuhn. SOC 49, iots 8. 6,
z and ln bsJck $50, Bakers addition.
is225- L. Ouraski. t2s.iS. lot 10. block l.
Aliens subdivision,
is25s- Lucy L. Berkeley, '22.7l. lot u,
lS2Ge-Mrs Louise Bremond, $50 81 lots
. 10 II and onc-haf Of and :. lQx9 feet
lots / and q aJytD feet lot 2, block ~.
1s2G3-James Brown So 40, lots aud 10,
block 27, Bakers add ton.
isg5i-Charlcs Culmorc. sis0.7s, lots 3. 3.
c, block q, nOrth side.
Is27f-A. aud ID. DeVance s2s.si. lot 3,
block 1ss. south side,
isy72-Chas Culmore. s5,s?, lots to 6,
is5s-N. Fant. SIS r. lots 4, and II ana
one-ialf Of 3. hlook iTs.
1S9lg-J j. Weiss - al. tV.so. lots 4.
5s7. .. 10 and y. block BOG
Igig7-L. 6. Graham, NHh lots ana
10 block S. Mobiles addition.
lsig3-C. Dumstedt. $3.50 lots y, ana
10 block l. Factory addition.
Isig2-Willian Dishl. 344.b9, lots . ana Z.
block !. johnson addition
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Miss Celia ADAMS. MIA Laura iG. Al
! ltushL AIRS buXahelh Anderson
| IL Alss thfte Bh.c}, Aira Alice Battles,
lf"h i'alp5, Mlas MNttle nVtktf, AIRS
lir"iiie 81, Mih KATY htlu, Mrs Eta
orrhpni Mrs - Blocker 60. Airs Blhck,
Fopht hluni, Ma u i BACK. Mrs u
" Brown, Mrs A j Brown, Aira "A
ltrown, Airs laA Brown %. Mrs l. l.y
Si"Mu, MlH l.iih Brown, Saian Ifutlcf.
y 2ir' n 'llir Calhoun Mas i.auru oANItt.
Mrs Ammo christian. Allv IL. A Cnl-
iuId Dora ozark, ANA - n Clark. AIRS
Muhls ~, airs Matte coi!afd. Mira
mary COOPER Mira c 9 Cox, Misa.. l.uo
i.llHt trati, Mrs j. Craven, Jose-
phluc GURUS
D-Jcnnio n.cbersor. Miss Minnie u Dol
tou, MtH Mary a puliois %, Mrs Dun-
lap Mlss Jess.o Dudley. Mrs Anne
burAud.
Is~l,uia kYanslck.
fS-aiiss Nancy iannos. Miss Air Thiber,
MIS- ltug"uia w tataprraid Mrs ella
Fields, sizes w u Faster. Mrs iiatne
i.es'ur Miss Ale Poster. Mrs s q
Maud furgors)n
G-Nlra Roaa pafdncr. Miss Mary Green,
Mna Nary 9,t,sn,, Mis Mary Is urnh-
Grant, Mrs LOWS GuiliHins.
li-Miss Mary Harson, Mii9dio Iinyncs,
Ma tbs ll3rria' Mrs Clara iiaycs.
aserson, Mrs Dr James NJ iilil, Miss
Lucy Holloway, AIRS Drei- Holiday.
Mrs a g Ilough, Mary ilurart, Mlss
l.izebcth liuil. Mrs Mary Hurley, Mrs
+ Hurley. NJ ,ns Alice Humphreys
I--ElizAhcth IgnaAlk.
J-Mr Alice jackson, Mrs NJ Jcrard, Mrs
hotsy johnson, Misc Botty Ann john
son. Mrs llush Johnson. Mrr j john
son, Mrs Mahnda Johnson.
K-MsA y Kelly. Mrs Virginia u KcclS,
Mrs l. Kelsey, Mrs Il $ Kelly. silvia
King, Miss Mary KrkpatriGk. Mrs
MBhlo King. Mrs Laura kinnafd
L-M.ss Adlay Lane, Miss Susie Iairkct
Mrs snll,e webb Law Mrs Mary Lang.
Mrs Fannie l,aruc". Ladies Slng'ng
club, Mrs S,lhe Lewis, Mrs Mnttls
Lewis. Miss Eliza iipkins. Mrs A Y
=, Ianior, Mlfs Dora Leceot,
NJ ~ Gracey, Manning, Mrs Frank
Malloy, Mas Louise Mlnneberg co. Mr..
John NJ Her. Vowis More. Miss Ruch 4
Morrison, Miss Nora Morris. Miss Lena
Niece.
N-Mrs Lizzie Nelson. Miss Emor Nelson.
o-Mrs lie Diver, Matte osben. Mrs Eilor
P-Mss Sarah Paisley, Mrs Cora Perry.
Mrs Maria Picklnes. Niles Anna Price,
R-Mrs Ras RaDhlc. Mrs J " Reeves, Mira
Mrs II Roaoh. Miss hiarthy Robson. Mrs
Emma Roberts. Mrs Ryan.
S-Miss Laura l. Sayera, Miss Lille SEES.
Gums, Mrs a II Shelton, Matte J.
Simpson, Mss Hattie Sims, Miss May
smith, MAS Cora Smith. Mrs J, c
smhh. Mrs II steele, Miss /. Stock
man. Miss Afoo Hanterford, Miss OIL
lie Sudduth.
T-Mary Thomas, Miss Ncttie Toole. Miss
I've Torfur, Miss Carrie Turner,
W-Miss Norah Watson. Mrs n u Wade.
West Mrs l. whaley, Miss Annie
white. Mrs Julia Wlhams CD
y-Mrs r A Young.
L--Miss Lena Zervi
FOREIGN LETTERS.
una. Misst Nielsen, j Pasquade ~. jog
A1anonni. Bessnsii, breund.
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The National Republican Protective
Association, an organic .tion of promi-
nent colored men. the main object of
which is to educate the eelored voters
uptn the questions at issue in the cam
paign, las opened headq ualters in
Washington. While the. association
will endeavor to get in touch with col
ored clubs in all sections, it las de-
cided TO pay special attention to the
states of West Virginia, Maryland,
Virginia, North Carolina, Alabama,
Tennessee and Kentucky, in all of
which Mckinley and Hobart are be-
lieved to have more than fighting
chance to win, and in all of which the
silver men are trying to work on the
colored voters.