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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-03-30
EAFF|R CORN Is GOOD
To Put Fat on the Ribs of the
Dumb Cattle.
STATION AT SALTWATER
Tells What This Exotic Can
Dc For Oklahoma.

Guthrie, o. T., March 29.-(SpeciaD The
series of feeding experiments, largely to
determine value of Kafr corn. Some in
teresting results have been obtained. All
the trials confirm the belief that Kafr
corn in any form is healthful and pala-
table food for any class of farm animals.
The Kafir stalks and leaves have been
eaten as readily as have corn stalks.
Horses, cattle, sheep and hogs all eat
Kafr grain, ground or unground, readily
and no indications of any unsatisfactory
effect on health have been seen. There is
large waste when the grain is fed un-
ground to horses or cattle; apparently
much less when fed to sheep In a series
or digestion experiments with steers it
has been found that about one-half the
seed passes through the animal undigested
A large part of this is made use of if hogs
follow the cattle. Contrary to general
opinion the per cent of undigested grain
was practically the same when it was fed
''in the head" or threshed.
With two lots of steers as nearly alike
as it was practicable 10 secure them, the
lot fed Kafir meal made larger gains than
those fed corn meal, even when the feed
was changed from one lot to the other.
The largest gain made by any lot for any
period was by one fed one-half Kafir meal,
one-half corn meal. From some unknown
reason another lot SO fed made no gains,
so that the average gain in all the trials
with this mixture is somewhat less than
the average where Kafir meal was fed
alone, but slightly larger than the only
grain food. The best average gain by diff
ferent lots was where they were fed Kafir
meal with moderate allowance of cotton
seed-about four pounds per animal per
day. One lot the chief grain food Of which
was Kafir heads made average gain Of
1S5 per day. The companion lot, fed Kaffir
meal, made average gain of 2.36 pounds.
The steers ate slightly less weight of
heads than the others did of the meal.
During the first four weeks of feeding
not counting preparatory period-a lot full
fed broken ears of corn made average gain
Of 327 pounds per day. The companion lot
given same food but slightly less than they
desired, made average gain of 1.66 pounds.
Each lot had all they would eat of trough
feed"
Where cotton seed was the only grain
feed the average gain per day by young
steers was only one pound,
A lot Of lambs havNkept in good health
with only Kafr heads as grain feed, but
have not made great gain in weight. In
no case have hogs done quite so well when
fed on Kafir as when fed Indian corn.
These trials have not been extended
enough to justify drawing positive con-
illusions. except that it may be counted
settled that Kafir corn is a very valuable
grain corp for Oklahoma and, probably,
the most valuable one for large part Of
the territory.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-03-30
Published March 30. 1881
ORDINANCE No. 1887.

OTOlNANCE NO I1St-
An ordinance declaring it necessary TO
open and extend public alley from Cen
trail avenue to Elm street between Wash
ington and Wabash avenues in the city of
Wichita Kansas, and TO appropriate and
condemn private property for that pur-
pose.
Be 1t ordained by the Mayor and Council
men of the City of Wichita, Kansas:
Section First-That it is hereby declared
necessary to open and extend a public
alley from Central avenue to Elm street
between Washington and Wabash ave
nues, in the city of Wichita. Sedgwick
county. Kansas. That said alley be ex-
tended through the center of the block
between Washington and Wabash ave
nues from Central avenue to Elm street,
and that the same be fourteen "a feet
in width, and that the private property Of
the abutting lot owners be condemned and
appropriated for that purpose; and the
mayor of the city Of Wichita is hereby
ordered and requested to appoint three e.
disinterested free-holders OF the city OF
Wichita to appraise and assess the dam
ages for the property taken and apprO-
pTldteu uHueI tllS plOCtCuLiS-
Section Second-This ordinance shall
take effect and be in full force and effect
from and after its publication in the
Wichita Daily Eagle.
Approved this 18th day OF March A. D,
1898. FINLAY ROSS. Mayor.
Attest:
H. T. KRAMER, City Clerk.
City Clerks Office, Wichita. Kan. March
30, 1898.
Sealed proposals will be received at this
Office until o'clock, p. m, April Il, 1895
for the construction Of walks as follows,
to-wit:
Five-foot permanent walk on both sides
of Emporia avenue. from Eleventh TO
Thirteenth streets.
Five-foot cinder walk on south side OF
Maple street. from Seneca street to syca-
more street.
Five-foot cinder walk on west side Of
Washington avenue, from Douglas avenue
to North Morris.
The above walks must be constructed
according 20 the Specifications on file IL
the Office OF the city engineer. The price
of permanent walks must be by the
square foot. For clnder walks the bid
must be per EneaI foot
Each proposal must be accompanied by
a certified check for so. payable 20 the
city OF Wichita. Kansas, which check viii
be forfeited TO the city Of Wichita in
case the bidder receiving the award shall
fail TO execute a contract. otherwise TO be
ra-r,-us5 ~ .ha hfFSar
The city reserves the right 20 accept or
reject any or all bids.
1851 H. T. CRAMER. City Clerk
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COUNTY PRINTING CONTESTS
Which May Have Serious Results for
PODuIist Publishers

Guthrie, O. T, March 29.-(SpeciaD.-
Judge McAtee has just rendered a decision
in Garfield equity in case wherein the
Coming Events was plaintiff and the coun-
ty commissioners defendants, which is Of
much interest TO newspaper publishers.
1t seems that Coming Events published
the personal tax listlast August by direc-
ton of the county treasurer and charged
10 cents a description for it. that being the
amount added to the taxes of each tax
payer by the treasurer. The commission
ers first cut the bill to Is per cent. of this
amount and afterwards reoonsidered their
action and reduced it to 80 per cent. An
appeal was taken to the district court and
Judge McAtee reversed the decision he had
made IN Woods county about four months
ago and held that the board of county com
missioners control the publication of the
tax lists and the treasurer has no author
ity 10 cause the same to be published IN
any paper except the one designated by
the board as the official paper and that no
more can be charged for such work than
the contract price for the other printing.
The Coming Events critcises Judge Nc
Aztec for this decision and says that the
Medford Star. which contracted to do the
official printing for 81 a year Will now have
to print the tax lists for the same amount.
Also that the Reformer at Kinghsher,
which agreed 70 do the county printing for
nothing. expecting to get It's pay out of this
tax lists. must now print tax lists for moth
ing Also that in Cleveland county the
commissioners are democrats and have
a democratic official paper. but the county
treasurer IS populist and this decision
viii take the delinquent lists away from
the Peoples Voice, the populist paper and
give it 10 the democratic paper.
It seems to he a little scheme 70 de-
prive the populst papers Of their patron
age. OF else give i 10 the democratic press,
and IS very interesting little family
quarrel.
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FLORIDA.
A Superior Through Sleeping Car
Line Between ST. Louis
and Jacksonville.

Commencing December Ss,h the Louis
Vile AIR Ilne has established the great
Throuch Sleeping Car Route 10 Fioriia.
7rhrough Sleeping cars arranged % leavs
s. Louis els p. n. daily. passing Louis
,ile 700 a. NJ. Lexington I9s5 A. IN
reaching ChaS'9noosa 30 =. m. Atlanta
ora morning. Stop-overs allowed This
~orl-e IS through large cities and interesting
country. ard. WIKI. new through sleeping
car route IS over most superior and WeI-
SstabI.srcd lines Of railway. Tie schsduls.
are fast ana most convenient.
This line also affords passengers for
Florida trip via Asheville. y c.. the great
est American ali-ycaT-around resort.
Corvesroudeucs solicited and iuformaffo.
uromutly furnished r. A CAMPBELL.
Gen'I Passenger Agent ST. Louis. Mo
This e also The best Inc 20 points in Ken
lucky. Tennessee. Georgia and North snd
South Carolina
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vest side OF Water from Third to TENN

west side Of Water from Third TO Tenth
streets. Motion lost.
The health COMMITTEES asked further
time to report in regard TO the Arkan-
sas river. Granted
Councilman Handley moved that the
city clerk advertise for construction OF
cinder walk on south side of Maple from
Seneca, east to Sycamore street
On motion the city clerk was instructed
10 advertise for bids for 5-foot cinder
walk on west side of Washington ave
nue.. from Douglas to Kellogg.
a written report Of the sewer commit
tee was read and ordered placed on hle.
Councilman Allen Of the judiciary COM
mittee made report on the Anderson
Grlggs damage case and recommended the
claim be not allowed. Report adopted.
The committee on the base bali and
scavenger matter asked for further time,
which was granted.
Councilman Herbig moved that sections
l and ?. Of ordinance No. IA relating TO
moving houses. be strictly enforced. Car
ried
Claims and accounts read and referred to
proper committee.
A petition for permanent walk on west
side OF Water street from Second TO Third
streets. was read. On motion the petition
was granted, and the property owners
given thirty days TO construct the same.
A petition for cinder walk feet wide
on west side OF South Main from Gilbert
street to Lincoln was read. On motion
the petition was granted and the property
same.
a communication from F. II. Robertson.
secretary. in relation to rebate OF taxes
on lot 127 North Main was read. On
motion the proposition was rejected.
Report of West Douglas avenue scales
was read, showing receipts OF $500 for
the month of March. 1888.
A communication from ]. H. Shields
was read and on motion the proposition
was rejected.
An ordinance to open alley from Central
avenue 10 Elm street. between Washing
ton and Wabash, was read. On motion
the rules were suspended. the ordinance
placed on its passage and adopted.
An ordinance making appropriation for
park purposes was read and on motion
the rules were suspended the ordinance
placed on its passage and adopted.
An ordinance for miscellaneous appro-
priations was read. On motion the rules
were suspended, the ordinance placed on
its passage and adopted.
Council went into executive session.
Council came out of executive session.
On motion the proposition of Color L.
Sims to compromise taxes in Riverside
property. was rejected.
Council adjourned.
Attest: FINLAY ROSS, Mayor.
II. T. KRAMER, City Clerk.
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MONEY THAT CAN'T BE USED
Derived From Sections Is and 33 in
Srecr County.

Guthrie. 0. T. March Special
School Land Commissioner Chss. Il. FL
son has arrived home from Greer county.
where he has just completed tne selection
OF IS. SSS.e5 acres Of indemnity school land.
Every acre Of this indemnity land IS now
under lease a, Sc per section, from which
the territory VIII derive a revenue Of $500
Per annum. The total acreage Of public
land in Greer county IS $4,000 acres.
\ peculiar feature connected with the
sct OF congress attaching Greer county 70
Oklahoma IS that j; makes no provision
fer the disposal Of the money derived
from TIE leasing Of sections l3 and 50. ex-
cept "ss the legislature Of the future state
may prescribe.
In the ACT o. congress opening the Chero-
lzee strip 70 settlement and making II a
part OF Oklahoma, besides reserving sec
lions Is ana Is Tor common school pa--
poses. section Is Nas reserved for college
purposes and section s. for public build u
purposes The Greer county act omits
these specifications AID since L appears
that the legislature Is proaibg;ed from tam
perlas WITH rae funds lhe question arises.
How shah the money derived from tie
leasing Of sections I3 and - be disposed
So"
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COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS

Wichita March x. TX
Council ne. il regular session. Mayor
Ross IN the chair Al ccunciim=n present
except Crib. and Reese.
Minutes q last regular and SPECIAL
meetings read ard approved IS read
Councilman Herbig reported = wax
rsxt % The opera house as faiH.g %
pisces. Engineer Jackson reported iszt
IRE walk II question was built by private
party and rot ~ the city
Councilman Young moved that to
wages q the street Iab0rsrs - restored 70
former prices Carried
Councilman Giasck moved IA; sss cry
clerk advertise fer re construction -
permanent wsIk on ErpoEts svsEze t-cn
Eleventh. 70 Talrteea.A streets. as PEI
pet.cioa granted. Carried
Councilman Tou1E zsavs5 ~; ;Ae cHty
clerk advertise for bsas for construction
.: permanent walk or zorta SIDE % Cez-
traI. tron Main 70 Gz.sHosa PARK. ard %
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Told in FeWest Worsd


Charles H Cramp. the shipbuilder Of
Philadelphia, has arrived in st. Peters
burg.
Admiral Won Tripitz. the commander Of
the German navy, has been appointed a
Prussian minister of state.
A bill to appropriate $4,000 in addition 20
$4,000 already appropriated for the Trans
Mississippi exposition has passed both
houses Of the Iowa general assembly.
The emperor and empress of Germany
reached Hamburg yesterday. The build
inss and main thoroughfares were deco
rated in honor OF their majestes. who
received a novation.
Fanny Davenport, ths actress. who is
tll in Chicago, is said by her physicians
70 be still in a precarious condition. al
though the chances for her recovery are
greater. z. S. Willard. the actor, is re-
ported slightly improved.
on Brest yesterday the French cruiser
Frinl came into collision with the torpedo
boat Ariel during the maneuvers. The
torpedo boat sank and the members OF her
crew jumped into the sea They were
picked up by the Frinps boat.
William H. Edmunds, founder and ed
tor Of the southern States Magazine"
died yesterday az his home in Baltimore.
He was one Of the founders Of the Man
ufacturers Record and al one time pro
pretor OF the Admission (Ala) Hot
Blast
Al explosion occurred yesterday 81 tts
Sycamore Powder mills. > miles from
Nashville, Tenn. by which one enploye
was fatally ard three others seriously in
1u-ed. TIE cause OF the explosion Is not
known. Three thousand kegs OF powder
exploded
The Missouri supreme court has Issued
q pe-emptory writ OF mandamus against
E. F. W Nfeirr. president; II the city
council q s. Louis o-npeli51g nm %
sign the North snd South railroad BIZ ca
the ground that this duty Is a ministerial
one snd = Is no, within MS discretion 70
dec:de that the bil! had no; been legally
passed.
The receivers Of the Baltimore ard Ono
rad viii pay CT April / tlls interest OF
the car roat certificates. OF the loan Of
lS5s extended from 1855 and OF BzI.uso-s
aad Ohio equipment trust series a TEE
principal of the equipment c-Esc Eas been
arranged Cor. InceTss; Mi cot be pald
o. The Phua6e.ph.s division loan ard
Pa-kevseurg branch lean % SD
The ran who IS euy5ous q evil -dcers VIZ
'ooa te IN evll-doer hizlselt--Rsm's Horr
Rest assured that if your rnisdeeds anS
you cut they viii call sgsln.-N. y. Weekly
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ACETYLENE GAS
The Light orthe Entmre

Why not be independent and own your
own httle gas plant which will give four
times more light. than ordinary gas or
electric lights at one-half the cost? Ap-
plicable for use in churches. stores. fac
tories, hotels, residences and country
homes; safer than ordinary gas or kero-
sene lamps. Approved by all the Boards
of Underwriters throughout the United
States. We want first class agent in
every town. Write Tor catalogue ana
prices.
THE ACETYLENE GAS MACHINE co.
nI-6t Akron. Ohio.
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DEPUTY RYAN ARRESTED
Charged With Padding Mileage Ac-

cUunIs Against the OOFbT HAiItHt.
Guthrie, o. T., March SpeciaD-Dan
Ryan, who was deputy marshal under Pat
Maggie and was in charge of the Oklahoma
city district for time, was placed under
arrest at Shawnee by Deputy John NJ
Hale and gave bond for his appearance
before the United States district court.
He is one of the eleven deputy marshals
who are indicted by the present grand jury
for alleged padding Of mileage accounts
against the government. Two other ex-
deputies are under arrest. Ike Steele. and
George Mouser, and another has skipped
out for parts unknown. The others are
still in the territory and their arrest will
shortly follow.
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TTrIAW RETD,s DISCOVERY.

WHIIELAW REDS DISCOFEhI-
Hon Wh.telaw Reid of the New York
Tribune. spends nearly every winter with
his family - Phoenix, Ariz-. where he
finds the climate Unexpectedly agreeable
In q letter 10 the Philadelphia Times he
says: Eastern folks viii have to form
new ideas Of Arizona I am keeping house
here with great comfort Ny residence
has hot and cold water. electric light and
telephone, and the climate IS really better
than that OF Cairo" Mr., Reds health
has greatly improved since his visits 10
the south. Anyone who wishes 10 become
fully informed regarding health resorts
in the SAT- River valley should address
W J. Black G. p. A. Atchisou. Topeka
K Santa Fe Railway. Topeka. Kan, OF G
A Higgins. A q. p. A Chicago.
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THE CKEscEET HOTEf..
EUREKA SPRINGS. ARKANSAS.
e-FfrF fIf1resr


Il r. a modern store. ere proof hofei
located in the heart ~ fas Czark Noun
talrs. Northwest ArEar~sa. Climate mild
and bracias. scenery wI1 and beautiful:
waters uneqasie1 Yer p4rify end medic
Inal qUatuea. Rates rearou8b.e. Er~ar-
sion tickets on sale STA Frisco 8ze For
particular address John . Plsnk. Non
eyer Crezcsnt Hotel or nearest ticket
agent. Frisco Sine.
FRISCO LI$E DINING CAR SERVICE.
Tho 'Fs.ze5 Line has lnsargratsd a a.a-
lns car serslee 1a tra-aa Us and faf ms
car vlu serve breakfast and suae. On
train lss. arriving at ',.ca.ta Sc 81 m
and dinner ana -1eDsr ~ trs.r lls lsay-
irg T.ch.f4 20 lz9 =. u- 5lsla served
a Ia carte.
THIS scrsire FRI nader ths raee~rl sion e
81 Fred iIsreay. re ce.aarst-I eate,sr.
ard Rreat care 80. - srereis.1 ~ a>ks
&. sat.sfa-te-r T. e. DELANEY.
kef Agent r-cl1a station
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NOT ICE
To Consumers OF Gas and EIectri,
Light.

On and after April 1, we will reduce the
price Of Wellsbach mantels to 40 cents;
incandescent electric globes. 80 cents, for
cash at our counter. We positively will
not charge any of these goods after the
above date.
WICHITA GAS, ELECTRIC LIGHT
AND POWER CO.,
115-tt Office, 200 North Main.
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COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
(Omcial.)


Wichita, Kan, March 26, $685.
The council met pursuant to call by the
mayor for special meeting to correct ap-
pointment of judges and clerks for cleo
ton to be held April 5, 1898.
Wichita, Kan, March 26, 1898
I, Finlay Ross, mayor of the city OF
Wichita, Kan, by virtue of power vested
in me by law, and in accordance with the
same, do hereby appoint the following
named persons to fill offices of judges and
clerks of the various voting precincts for
the election to be held April 5. 1888, in the
city of Wichita, to-wit:
FIRST WARD
First precinct-T. G. Parham. F. j
Schwartz. John H. Ash, judges; John
Hughes. H. H. Davis, clerks.
Second precinct-Fred Beckmeyer, c. A
Schwartz. John Exten. judges; F. S. Burt
c. r. Fordham, clerks.
Third precinct-Joe Corwin, a. Christ
man, c. w. Trobaugh. judges; D. E. Full
Ter, W. B. ebony, clerks.
SECOND WARD.
First precinct-L n. Woodcock. E. Gun
ningham, C. r. Whey, judges; ]. F. Lit
tell, E. ]. Drake. clerks.
Second precinct-H. c. Terrell, G.. w
Ceilings. ]. G. Mccall, judges; H. j. Hill,
J. C. CasselI clerks.
Third precinct-E. b. Jewett, B. r
Churchward. Clark Camp. judges; D. NJ.
Dickson, F. NJ. DEAN, clerks.
THIRD WARD.
First precinct-O. D. Barnes, NJ. A.
Fletcher, E. a. Hughes. judges; D. A
Mitchell, W. Low, clerks.
Second precinct-H. A. Bisseu. Ed. Ray,
H. H. Stark, judges; J. c. Redfield, ]. D.
Dorsey, clerks.
Third precinct-J. c. Rutan, A H. Nc
Kee, VIM. Little. Judges; Chas. Biglow,
L. r. Cole, clerks.
FOURTH WARD.
First precinct-w. r. Buckner. ]. ".
Hinton, W. F. Green. judges; J. ". Dun
bar. Robt. McVicar. clerks.
Second precinct-T. j. Brooks, J. NJ
Ross. w. H Nichol. judges; ]. C. Kin
kead. r. NJ. Piatt clerks.
Third precinct-w. A. Reed, Chas. Re5-
stein. a. L. Mitter. judges: w. H Oil
plant, ". II. Vincent clerks.
FIFTH WARD.
First precinct-J. ". Hereford, Wesley
slayden. J. ". Brown, Judges; G. W.
Smith, c. K. Freeman, clerks.
Second precinct-E. w white. Geo.
Charlton. J. P. Pa-khurst. judges; J. L.
Leland, c. II. Bosiey. clerks.
SIXTH WARD.
First precinct-Ben Wilson. J. ".
Blades. 0. T. wilder. judges; W. A. Bet
It's. p. Gould. clerks.
Second precinct-C. A Gates. W H,
BeIcher. CIV. Peters. judge; " P. Cleve-
land. y. A Crane. clerks.
On motion Of Councilman Smith the sp-
pointmelts were approved
On motion council adjourned
Attest. FINLAY ROSS. Mayor.
II 7. KRAMER. City Clerk
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No ODDS

Where you go and when. the ROCK isiAl-1
service is always the best. Lew rates
fast time and courteous treatment
A T. COOPER. D P. A,
Wichita. Kan
EBEN MCLEOD. A C. P. 8 7. A.
Topeka. Kan
TO TIE KLoNDIKE GOLD FIELDS
The best and shortest line TO the klon-
dixie gold fields IS via the Kansas Midisn<
and Union Pacific railways Save time
and You are money ahead. Can at cts
Ticket once, is North Main street. Or
passenger depot. corner OF Mosley and
Douglas avenues.
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Tourist Sleeping Cars
THROUGH TO
Portland, Ore,
Via Missouri Pacific Railway

IIT"U|I r#iI I-HEH IILT-
wichita passengers can take this
through sleeper at Geueseo every Wedues-
day evening E.sl arriving az Portland
Sunday morning. 100
Rates Cor q double berth 20 Denver.
$40. % salt Lake CITY. 800. 90 Portland.
$500. ono berth may be- occupied b. Two
persons without extra charge.
These Tourist cars afe Of the very latest
design. with upholstered spring seats ard
backs. au bedding end equipment = q
superior quality. aI toilet couEerienceH.
soap. towels etr.. aye prariaed They are
as comfortable al Gret-siaas FIoepeFs
City ticket Office. 80 NorfH Main street.
J. = BLECFLEY =. Z r. ARt
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REMEMBER WE'LL AND BEAR IN
MIND

That the Missouri Pacific Railway Is the
shortest and quickest route to al Colo
rado points. Leaves Wichita az SIS p m.
arriving al Pueblo az 80 a m, Colorado
Springs at s:so. al Denver az = noon
one hour quicker than any competitor.
city Ticket Office ia North Main street
relanhnre I'll
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HOMEsEEKERS' EXCURSIONS
TIE SANTA rR RoIrTE


One fare plus 500 for round trip 70
points in Arizona, Arkansas. Indian Ter
ritory. Texas. New Mexico and Louisiana
Tickets on sale Feb. and Is. March l
and Is. April and 70; final limit p days
from date OF sale
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Baldwin Studio,
us Z. Dnnglas Avenne.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

TO the Republicans OF Sedgwick County:
] hereby announce myself a candidate for
Probate Judge, subject TO the decision OF
the Republican county convention
JAMES /. DYER.