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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-24
rREEpMAN's AID SOCIETY
Vev. Mnson Complains bernuse so
cinI Eauniity Is Not Tolerated.

Battle Creek. Mich, ostober 2S.-Tne
civic ,.ph lanthropic conferences closed this
evening with large attendance. Rev. NJ.
C. Il. Maon. general secretary OF the
Freedmens Agi society, made the principal
address. The rolored phiianthrcpist was
cheered continuously IN his eloquent de-
tense OF his race. He asserted that The
negro endured a cont nltou5 struggle Tor
existence. Frees from slavery he lad been
rshsfed into the cruelty OF his wh9se breth-
rem spurned from society. refused the priv
ileges OF education and almost OF life Even
id5ay the Young Mems Christian Astocla-
Il on refuses 10 admit him 10 membership.
Notwithstanding tat tha coloc OF the SKIN
is no index ia ones brain or Character.
The negro. he saf'f, wanted education. re-
iigion. enlightenment and Is gong TO have
them even " the world mfusee: not by TAX
ing up arms, but BY working and suffering
patiently.
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TRoUBLEsol ! MR.. 10.
kIOWAs, APACI AND CONAN
oHEs ARE CA go TROUBLE.
Cattle BelOnEin Texas Stockmcn
In the Indie s erritory being
81, tered.

st. Louis, October GA special 10 the
Republic from Perry o. T., says: Serious
trouble is brewing among the Comanche,
Kiowa and Apache Indians. For thirty
years, since the Medicine Lodge treaty, ths
government has fed these Indians, but that
treaty expired July /. They have COM
menced killing cattle belonging to Texas
cattlenen, and crisis is near. These In
dams have no crops, few cattle aud have
had no money for months. Men who know
predict great starvation among them this
winter and serious trouble. There are looo
Comanches. 1900 Kiowas and 600 Apaches
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LADY BURNED TO DEATH.
In Removing BlaxinE stick fr""
.hc t,;re Her Clothing Caught.

Ns..a. Texas. October %. - Last night
-, : o,c,ock. ut wildwood, six miles SOUTH
west from here lady was hec'uei''aiiF
burned 10 death. She was removing from '"e
,,,,h ond her clothing caught on fire from
tbs burning stick and before the fire could !, be
o ar her clothing was burned off. Tbs
name of the lady at this report can not oe
learned.
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THE MINNESOTA INDIANS.
An Armed Posse Has Conc In senrch
of the Troublesome Chief.

Chicago, October ga special to the
Record from Walker, Mimi, says: IL mas
been learned from reliable sources that
fifteen Indians, armed with Winchesters,
and carrying harH-cuffs, have gone after
Bug- All Ma Ge- Shin and his son. At the
agency the excitement is great ana news
will be anxiously awaited.
A petition signed by fifteen chiefs ana
1s2 braves was sent to Secretary Bliss today
asking him 10 Use his Influence to allow
them to cut logs during the coming WIN
ter
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-24
MURDERER LYNCHED.
N.rro Taken from Jail at Lafayette,
In md Put TO Denth.

Lafayette, La, Octobar 23.-John AMER
son. colored. charged with the murder OF
Charles Holmes, a well known white
farmer. was taken from jail here early TINS
morning bv large mob, composed OF peo-
nile from Fr,donia and West Point La
Anderson was dragged to the edge OF tne
town, his body strung up 10 pore ahu
,-tadIad with bullets. Anderson had bean
for Years a tenant on Holmes farm ana
The killing was the result OF dispute over
money matters.
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To straighicn out the complications This
line Of conduct, he says. has brought two
great nations INTO opposition, while France
is In the dilemma of having TO choose be.
tween the abandonment OF French mis-
sion. VIII oh Is an hor,or to civilization. or a
war uSst win be equally hateful to both
Countries.
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Probabilities.
Washington, October 23..-Forecast for Mon>
day:
Fast Texas: Fair, followed by increasing
..,caiciness; cooler in northwest portion; brisk
soutn to southwest winds.
west Texas and New Mexico: Partly cloudy
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-24

Halifax, n. s., october 20, Tugs have
been .ndoayorlng Tor hours to reach a large
squarc-rggcd vessel ashore on Thrumcap
hoals. about mile and a IhaH from here,
but have abandoned The effort to save the
crew of the unknown craA. The weasel was
discovered on the rocks al daylight this
morning, having gone Gshore in gale
Only stumps Of masts are Visible from the
signal station and seven men have been
counted on The deck OF the stranded vessel
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r..o,,. fnr f~,erbnurs.

ca,rbcurg. F-s1cs. ocio5sr 2S.~-orders
have been received at the military and na-
Va, srsensts here 10 prepare for ne ar
rival OF . large boiy Of troops tomorrow.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-24

London October 24--fhe French yellow
book on Fashoia seems to indicate an in
ten,ion on the part OF the French govern
mem 10 utilize the Msrchsnd affair as q
means Of raising the whole Egyptian ques-
tion. This Impression ia confirmed by the
comments OF most OF the Paris papers this
morning.
The London press admits the gravity OF
the situation revealed by the yellow book.
but the papers are unan .mous in declar-
Ing that II IS impossible for Lord Sails
barry 20 consen, to any negotiation until
Fashoda IS evacuated.
AZ. however the French foreign minis
ter. NJ Delcasse, with equal f!rmness, de-
ci!nes TO withdraw Msrchand without pre-
yous notice. the situation has an ominous
lock.
The Times In It's editorial says. Lord
Salisbury has not replied to Baron De
Courcel's pretensions with the decision
which might have been hoped for"
paron De Courcel after a long confer
encs with NJ Delcasse, ieet Paris fer Lon
don yesterday According 20 the Temps
no had an important conversation with
Lord ssiIsbury before he left London and
will hsw another on returning there.
AnotheT dispatch from Fairs says II Is
rumored there that he IL bringing 10 Lon
don definite prcpoalis for i1e evacuaton
OF Fashoda on consilon tia France he
granted a Nile Quite. on the River Pair
EI-Gazei. one OF the tributaries Of the
Nile. entering It aoou $50 miles south
west of Fashoda. az Mokrem FL Bchur.
Most OF the special tlsp3tcbes to the
Lonson morning papers s1y that Yesterday
!! sunday the feeling IN Paris was de.id-
edly more hopeful. owing to ihs Widespread
idea-waich the yellow book confirms
that Lord Salisbury had rot illtly refused
10 entertain Baron De Courcel's sugscs-
4ion OF compensation for the evacuation
OF Fasho'a.
ma MS that the movement OF the troops to
cherDourg Is merely one OF relief forces
for Crete and the colonies.
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and cooler. with rain In extreme northern
pcitions west winds
Louisiana: Fair: warmer in eastern portion :
brisk south winds.
Oklahoma and Indian Territory: Probably
rain; cooler; west winds. f,
Arkansas Increasing c iess: cooler by
Monday night; south to ~ west winds.
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- SOLID ROCK OF BUSINESS

N. act that current would de-
], " power in dynamo. lay con-
y Sdeps rrieh knowledge OF commercial
eta ,rs ia a reminder which ought to
s ssScs you TO put In
y snNfi DISTANCE TELEPHONE.
,hs solid rock OF business--ths
y r1ruer stone Of success.
- SsnriITHWESTERN TELEGRAPH
~. ~ TELEPHONE COMPANY.
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WEATHER INFORMATION.
Inst Nisht,. Rcndings.

An area OF high pressure overl,es the South
Atlantic and East Gulf States, with the high
ct barometer-3O36 inchesat Atlanta, An
area Of low pressure Is moving in over the
northwest portion of the country, with the
lowest barometer-29A inches--at Omaha.
The weather liz clear, except over the upper
Mississippi valley. where it is partly cloudy
to cloudy. No rainfall reported tonight
GENERAL Observations.
Observations taken by the United Stateh
weather bureau at p. IN. yesterday. 10th ma
ridan tine:
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-03-22
COMING LOCAL EVE NTS.

The ". c. 7. Z. will meet at 2:3o P. m.
today at thsir rooms opposite the post
Office. All are invited.
Regular communication OF Sunfower
lodge. No. SIS, \ f. and a NJ, at $50
this evening. Work in E. A. and F. c.
degrees. Visitors welcome. J. c. Dunn.
secretary.
Attention. Caroline Circle. No. Sc. La
dies OF the G. a. r. There will be an ad-
journed meeting at / 0. O. =. hall OF
North Main street. today AZ >
O'Clock, sharp Business OF Importance
to be transacted. 4 fun attendance re-
Guested Per order CT president.
The Unitarian woman's Society will be
entertained by Mrs. James Cairns al her
residence. l22I Carlos avenue. Grei1en-
stein addition. on Wednesday. al , p. m.
II is important that all members be pres
ent with their friends. Mrs. Matthews.
president.
Eggleston Post members. No. "a. G. A
r, VIII bear IN mind that The next resa-
lar meeting viii occur on wednesday a.
ternoon OF this week, March g Visiting
comrades always welcome. Pos: rooms
corner Second and Main. second door. I.
keck. P. c.; J. r Moore. Ad:c
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-03-22
FIGHT FOR TOWNSHIP
Famous Legal Contest From
Ell Dorado
LOWER VERSUS THE TOWN
Wants Nearly Fourty Acres
of the City.

The famous FL Dorado townsite suit OF
ID. NJ Lower has reached the appellate
court The case as it is filed here is
against four different persons. or rather
it is four distinct suits in which D. II.
Lower attempts to recover a part Of the
townsite, consisting of tracts of land
transferred by Lowers father, E. L.
Lower, IN 1869. The parties to whom the
land was originally transferred have
transferred it and in two or three cases
there have been seven or eight successive
owners.
D. NJ. Lower claims that when his father
sold the land he was incompetent to do
business for himself and that parties to
the original deal took advantage of him.
The agreed statement of facts submit
ted to the district judge at Ell Dorado
shows that in April. 1868. E. L. Lower
was adjudged insane in the probate court
of Judge w. II. Thomas. On the first
day of May Lower was sent to the asy-
ium at Ossawatomie and on the 3Oth OF
May he was released with the statement
that he didn't need much medical treat
ment. A gentleman by the name Of Crook
was appointed guardian, but he never
qualified, and as soon as Lower got back
home he went on with his own business.
In the year following he sold this land.
amounting in all to nearly forty acres,
on which part OF the town OF Ell Dorado
now stands.
In February. 1896. Lower died and his
son, after buying out or getting control
of the interest of his sisters, Jennie
Lower and Ann Lower, began suit for all
the land included in the sale.
The suit is brought against Henry
Schumacher, Henry Gephart, Minnie
Schumacher and c. A. Mitchell, present
owners Of the property.
The question at issue is whether, after
being adjudged insane by the probate
court and a guardian appointed, a man
could go ahead and transact business
legally, except through 4 guardian or by
order of the probate court which should
rescind it's previous orders.
Lower died intestate and the fight for
this property has become known all over
the west
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-03-22
MUSIC AND DRAMA
SHARPLEY HERS AGAIN


The Sharpley Lyceum Theatre company
opened their return engagement at the
Crawford Grand last night 70 standing
room. "A Wonderful Woman" was pre-
scented as the opening bin. The company
save good performance Of the play. but
as the same company played this same
piece before II did not meet with the
response from the spdieaCe that a new
play as wei presented would have dore.
The well known and popular Sharplsy
band and orchestra entertained the audi
ence with choice music and IS one Of the
most attractive features OF the show. The
hand and orchestra is one OF the best On
the road. without doubt. The main IN
favorable criticism about the show is the
rehashing of the same old plays tina; have
been repeatedly presented here by zen
ertoire Companies and people have gotten
tired OF them. 1t was understood that
new repertoire Of plays would be present
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-03-22
CITY IN BRIEF,

Probate Judge Haymaker is sick.
NJ. ]. Lloyd went to Kingman yesterday
Mr. A. T. Sullivan spent yesterday in
Andover.
Mr.. J. B. Long is in Hutchinson for a
few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ike Ault are in Topeka
for few days.
Mr.. Clarence S. Smith is in Topeka on
short business trip.
Mr.. A H. Bolte is in Kansas City on
a short business trip.
Mr.. W. NJ. Lassley was a visitor here
yesterday from Lyons.
Mr.. ]. L. Seetz of Mcpherson was
business visitor here yesterday.
Gov. Kramer left last night over the
Missouri Pacific for East Aurora, \. Y.
Rev. W. B. Slutz is home from Lyons,
where he has been attending conference.
Mr.. C. E. Goodyear is entertaining Rev.
William Clapper of Sawyer for few
days.
The registration books will be kept open
Wednesday and Thursday evenings until
9 o'clock
The Doran residence, on the corner of
Riverview and Third, has been sold to ].
W. Gilbert.
Mr.. Ike Hettinger came down from
Kansas City Sunday and spent the day
here with relatives.
Bud" Haley is reported to be very i'll
at his rooms on North Main street with
an attack of pneumonia.
Miss Nellie Reese of Kansas City. Mo,
Is visiting her mother. Mrs. NJ. B. Reese,
1885 North Topeka avenue.
Mrs. Frost and sister, Miss Hattie Sny-
der of Sedgwick are visiting the Misses
McNaghten for a few days.
Mr.. Will Funk, formerly Of this city,
now living in Hutchinson, spent Sunday
in the city visiting relatives.
Mr.. w. R. Dulaney. superintendent of
the Wichita Union Stock Yards, leaves
today on a short trip to Arkansas.
Mr.. Ben Anawalt Of Anthony was in
the city yesterday calling on relatives
and attending to some business matters.
Mrs. John Bryan and Miss Gertrude
Hawley left for Hutchinson yesterday
morning to attend the cake walk and visit
friends.
Miss Furman, who has been visiting
for several weeks with Mrs. R. E. Tor
rington. has returned to her home in To-
peka.
Miss Pauline Lewelling spent Sunday in
the city with her parents. Miss Jewell
ing is now teaching in the High school
at Arkansas City.
Mrs. D. C. Bates of Tacoma, Wash,
will arrive in the city this morning to
visit her mother, Mrs. NJ. B. Reese, at
1885 North Topeka avenue.
]. L. Miller, who for the last six
months has been the efficient and accom-
modating operator for the Postal, goes
to Hutchinson today as manager for the
company there.
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Allie Saved.
The Opinion of Clergyman who Saved From the
Horrors of Partial Paralysis.
Saved by
Dr.. Miles, Neryine.

No class OF men have the public good
50 disinterestedly az heart as clergymen:
and none work harder or consume the
vital fires of life more rapidly. Their in
tense earnestness in whatever they under
take tempts them constantly TO go be-
yond their strength; and many are the
sufferers who have gone down to an early
grave from overwork and lack of atten-
ton to the physical demands of nature.
Rev. H. D. Lehman, pastor L. B. church.
Royalton. Pa. after laboring for years
in the care of his people. was overtaken
with a very serious nervous affection;
which threatened TO terminate fatally.
but which was finally conquered by Dr..
Miles Restorative Nervine. Mr.. Lehman
says: In September, 1885. I was stricken
with semi-paralysis, and the whole left
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-03-22
Is the baby too thin,

Is the baby too thin?
Does he increase too slow
ly in weight?
Are you in constant fear
he will be i'll?
Then give him more flesh.
Give him more power to
resist disease. He certainly
needs a fat-forming food.
SCOTS Emulsion is Just
that food. It will make the
baby plump; increase the
weight; bring color to the
cheeks, and prosperity TO the
whole BODY. Thin children
take to itas naturally as they
do TO their milk.
sos sae = CO. 81 eruggists
SCOTT = BOVINE, Chemists. SsS YORK
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ter Parker); Mayf1eld. G. W. Meredith
Medicine Lodge. ]. F. Irwin: Medicine
Lodge circuit, G. L. Haps; Milan. O.. r.
Hof); New Salem. &C. Wesley Raymond;
Norwich. E. T Everett; Oxword. &C. W.
Hancher); Portland, oscar Huddleson);
Rock, W. T. Ward; South Haven. B. F.
Jones; Tsdale and Hoser, CIV. ]. Weber,:
Udall. q. e McNeaD; Wellington, a. o.
Ebright: wellington circuit. F. F. Bern
storf; Whitman. ]. H. Scott; Winfield,
First circuit, T. w. Jeffrey; Winfield,
Grace circuit. Cd. H. Switzer); Winfield,
West, Or. L. George)-
All names in parenthesis are Supplies"
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side OF my body was entirely helpless and
comparatively dead. In n few weeks
had partially recovered and returned TO
my pastoral duties, but was not strong
enough for the work. Excessive nervous
ness and general debility were the natu-
raj result Of this indiscretion, nd I soon
found myself a wreck. Ny physician said
I would not recover. but in spite of his
prophesy I rallied. but for months ] how
cred very close to the grave. The usual
remedies failed 10 relieve me, and did
nothing but live and suffer. Finally =
friend recommended DR.. Miles Restora-
tive Nervine and ! began its use. with
a result so assured and satisfactory that
I am convinced there is no remedy to
equal II for nervous troubles. One feature
Of my suffering was inability TO control
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-03-22

1876 Waco ave. Jewellers add;
lots and 4. Laura ave. Wollmans
add; lots even to Is. % and "a.
Third St. Valley Center; tract 50x
$50 com. 100 " NV cor lot "a. VIII
Jams st. Grei1ensteins 18th add:
3Siz a OF e III of Sc or sec. 5-2s-lw;
hf of Sc or sec. 5-29-lw, res d.. +0l42
II. Q. Williams 20 Milford Savings
bank Wd Sc or sec 26-2S-4w. ........-..$ 5
James II. Stewart TO r. A Sankey
wd lots IS, 40. As. IS Shelton ave
Humphrey and Pools add; lots IS
to 80 odd Second street Devore's
add; lot X Rock Island ave Rock
Island % add: lots TO odd Doug
las ave; lots IS 90 p odd Volusia
ave Stones sub .........-..-.-....... !
Andrew Gillespie to Hutchinson and
Smithson qcd lots 43, a, blk &c juno
ton Town Co add Neutrality-suspicious..
J. T NARROW 10 Hutchinson and
Smithson qcd lots p, "a. Henry
street Smithson's sub ...........----.
Edward Phillips to Hutchinson and
Smithson qcd. lot s. Smithson's add;
lots 2. 4, Smithson street; lots 60.
g. 66, Edwards street Smithson's
sub; lots 5 Oand %, Palmerston
street, Martinson's 9Th add; lots 154
to l5s odd and even Phillips SUBJ.
Hutchinson and Smithson to Edward
Phillips va lot Tarltons % add. sc
Sedgwick county 10 Sheldon Jacobs
I'd lots even "A TO rs Prospect ave
Clearwater ........ $1,000. -...-..... III
Hartford Western Land Co. to Ele-
san Boon wd lot 3 Orchard street
Kaeiser's add ............ ....-...--.. lod
Fidelity Land Co. TO Elesan Boon
ocd lot 3 Orchard street Kaeiser's
add .......... ....--..- .--.-.-.-..--..
J. H. Rosenberger to George G.. VIII
Jams wd n hf sw or sec s-25-2w.... 200
Andrew J. Canning to Emma E. Len
ming wd n ilf sw or sec I3-25-2w.-.- 1891
Matthias Gorges to Bernard RaUsch
wd sw or sec -27-3w.....-.-..-..--. 800
S. L. Davidson to Newton Garst wd
lot 108 Chisholm street city ..-.--.. 100
F. E Curtis to Phoenix Loan asso-
citation qcd lots -. 81. Market street
Greiffenstein's add ........-. --.--,.. ]
Phoenix Loan association to Thomas
E. Boyce IT wd lots %, "A. Market
street Greinenstein's add ...--....... 800
Sedgwfck county to Laura L. Law
renee I'd lots odd TO Is blk c. lots
odd D to 81. So TO 55SHRDLUUU o
odd % to 81. g. %. blk E; lots s. 10
II, blk II. lots 10. 81 20 i3. blk ?;
lots 25 to 81, blk ]. Shearman's add 22I0
sedgwick county 70 NJ A. Wells ID
lot 81 Maple street Campbells sub. Il
Sedgwick county TO ]. @. Moore ID
lot 70 blk Junction T. Co. add. "a
Ollie r Teter to Ella u. Sheldon wd
2ssxloO com 20 " and 90 s ne cor Sc
or sec 34-z7-1e...-..-...-. .-.-..--..-- %
Thomas c. Wilson 10 Nicholas Hin
derer Nd lots % and q Fairview ave
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2. C. HOOVER. Secretary.
Real Estate Transfers

FURNISHED by the Wichita Abstract an,
Land Company. H. NJ. Dubois, Austria CT
or, Court House. Phone 1887
Pleasinton Nabb to Marian Latham.
lots ,, and s, Franklin ave, Steph-
enson's add. to sedgwick City, wd..s 30
VIM. H. Dunken to Josiah F. Fa-
ger, NV or of Sc or sec. 31-2s-le, wd 80
Sheriff to w. N. Ewing, rec, lots
odd q to Il, Mosley ave-. Glaze &
Jocelyn's add; lots 9 to IS odd and
even, q and p and reserve A, Glaze
q Jocelyn's End add, sd .. /
Sheriff to w. n. Ewing. rec, lots
odd TO 63. 81 TO IA. Hillside ave-;
lots odd l TO Is. Is to 80, s. to 70.
SO TO al, lots even 10 to &C. Holyoka
ave; lots odd to 7. II TO q. Il TO Il,
SO TO IS, III to 125. lots even 10 TO IS.
IS to 142, Paramount ave: lots odd
Is TO 81, 81 to Us. 12l to al. lots even
to 8, Sc to 9s. I22 TO l42. vassar
ave; lots even ? 10 48. So to l12 100
to 136, Wellesley ave, Paramount
End add; lots odd l to l27, Well
esley ave; lots odd to III, even
to ZAP Parker ave. lota odd to al,
even to 142, Atkins ave: lots odd
to IS. Redden ave, Paramount 4th
add. Observation-Disclosures. ............. 100
n. +. Frazier TO VIM. ]. Babb. lots
odd to Il, Hillside ave; lots even
10 to IS. lots odd l TO Is, Is TO 90,
Holyoke ave; lots even 10 20 IS. odd
to Z. Il TO %. Al TO II, Paramount
ave; lots even to S, odd . TO 81,
Nassar ave. Fairmount 2nd add,
va .--.....--.-.-...- .----..--.--..---..
S. w. Cooper to W. a Johnson and
Ola NJ McNaghten. lots 81 and 50.
Texas ave. city. wd. TO-
VIM. A. Daily TO Malinda z. Caple.
lots ;, 6. and S, block g. M. Hope,
VIC ..-..---.-..-... .---.-....----.------ -
S. W-Cooper 10 Isaac Israel lots l..
70, q and 3. Minnesota ave. Mime
apolis add, qcd.
". y. Ewing. rec, 20 y. ?. Frazier.
lots IS. IS. Main st; lot IS. Douglas
ave; lot s. Wichita So. city: lot ;.
MatheEson ave. Pinkhau Sub,
80 Il lot q. Mathevsoa ave: lots
lot Is Cleveland ave, Nathevsons
ith add; lots and m 3. Spruce
st, Park Place add; II ioI p.
Fourth ave, Mssd's add: lots Il
and Sc and Is q lot 40. Main s.;
lots IL. II. 10 Douglas ave. G-it-
fsinsteins add; lots odd 1871 90
11f7, jefferson ave. GreiTenstsins
Sih add: lots Ia22 1874. ies and I9sI-
Biting ave. Greife1stesn's 1zta
add: lets iI12 and II14 Forest ave
Greifeaste!a' 18th add; lots odd
70 :. = 20 a. Lulu ave. G-ei1eu-
STEMS ifth add; lots 81 TO g. En-
por!z ave. Eagiish's q add. lois
s. ~. =. Market ST. EugiisA's Ctr
ado: lots even $ 20 ~. Mz-ks- =.
Engiisa's 7th add: lets ODE x % x
Park ave. Hillside sub: lois even
"a 20 S. Carrie ave. HILLSIDE SUB.
lots even = 10 =. Hillside ave Hi
side sub. lots = and = Blame
ave. = 4 CO lot . ard 10 Z. o:
!ot a. Blai1e ave. Gzrr1soa's sda:
lot :. Ohio ct: lots odd 70 q. even
and S, Caerry ST.. GAr-1sozs I'D
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NEWS FROM KIOWA
THAT Town Has a Spaniard who VIII
Fight Spain.

kowa has one citizen who was born in
Spain and lived there until he was q
years old. but now he says he is a citizen
IF the United States and Will. if necessary.
help whip Spain should there be any war
between the two countries.
Crate Justice arrived home Thursday
from his visit 10 Virginia
Abner Wilson went east over the Santa
Fe Thursday.
Mrs. Waltner and children started
Thursday for Missouri.
St Patrick's day passed Of very uiet-
" one OF Harper's citizens came down
here TO celebrate and the marshal had
him in the cooler before night
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-03-22
CHAS. LAWRENCE,
IO2 East Douglas Ave.

ed by the company, but the reproduction
for the second and third time of plays
that have become so familiar as the
Wonderful Woman" and THE Girl From
Texas" are, will probably not meet with
the favor of Wichita theatre goers. The
bill for tonight is "a Gill From Texas"