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Gossip as to Their Sale.


| There is already considerable unofficial
| gossip that the administration would be
| willing for England to have the islands if
| she cares to pay for them. Uncle SAM it
| is said would prefer England as pur-
| chaser. Indications already point to some
kind of pleasant relations between the two
| countries.
| The sale of the islands to England would,
! it is said today, rouse all Europe, and
might precipitate an international crisis.
| but the sale to any other country, with the
| possible exception of Japan, would also
| cause trouble. The European countries
would not be as jealous of Japan as of
| each other. They might give their assent
| 10 japanese ownership to prevent England
obtaining a foothold.
| The great Importance of these islands in
| the future history of the east is recognized
| by the representatives of every nation in
| this city. 1t is only a matter of time, they
| say, when a partition of China will begin.
The ownership of the Philippine Islands
| would be of inestimable value to England
| as base of supplies and for strategic rea-
| sons. That IS why the final possession of
| these islands may yet lead to International
| trouble. Spain could keep the islands if
| she desired by paying cash to Uncle Sam,
| but there would continue to be trouble
with the natives and endless expense which
she may desire to avoid by relinquishing
, the islands.
| No European Intervention to BE Per-
| mittcd.
| 1t can be said with positiveness that nei-
| Their Germany nor France must attempt to
| Illustrate the plans OF this government in
the Philippines. A cabinet officer said to-
day that President Mckinley has his mind
firmly fixed on this subject. He intends
that there shall be no Euror can Interior
ence with the policy OF the government.
1t is felt that Commodore Dewey and
his squadron will be able to hold their
own and protect the interests of the
United States against foreign encroach-
ments or buster. 1t is hoped to establish
direct communication with the commodore
In few days. Explicit instructions will
be given him as to what he must do. No
assistance will be sent him at this time
in the way of warships. More ammunition
may be sent by steamers from San Fran
cisco. These steamers will have nothing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-05-02
Underwear Sale .

Heavy Purchases under price enable to offer
the following extraordin; ~ bargains In Ladies
Misses and chiii.sns Summer Underwear On
sale tomorrow CTuc sday) morning:
ca lpzen Ladies' White Swiss Ribbed
Vests equal L. others 15c. values This m,
s'-i' -.----- .......--..-.. ~ So
Ribbed Vests. neck and arnholes run with
silk ribbon Regular pic. value. This No
haIe -'---.--- .--.-.--..--- IL WV
II different styles of Ladies White IisIe Threa
Vests plain and lace trimmed Many OEc
worth Sue. This sala. Observation-Disclosures. A0So
Elegant Silk- finished Imported Isle Thread
Vests neck with silk ribbon. None z 81
worth less than soc. This sale. OSSs
Superb Marie Artoinette" Ribbed Vests, with
deep ''N' neck and openwork lace G AR
shoulders. 81 value. This sale. " o -SO
rS Ssi ssle Ribbed Corset Covers. all styles Csc.
Swiss Ribbed Bicycle Equestrian Pants,
; sn T. or ankle lengths. Worth SOC: This 2gc.
III s sHis This ssiss Ribbed Lo"neeA lOc
Al srIss and Ganzs sz shirts Tb and 25c
Infants Ribbed Wrappers, soc. to I5c.
VIII. rlcMneW, 933 Pa.Ave.
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To Hold the Philippine Islands.


1t Is the intention of the United States
government to take possession of the
Philippine Islands and to hold them until
the war with Spain closes. The islands will
then be made to pay part of the indemnity
which is expected when Spain asks for
peace.
This statement is made on the authority
OF several government officials who know
what they are talking about. 1t is also be-
heyed that Porto Rico will become the
property Of the United States
The administration has no intention of
Keeping any of these places as the perma-
nent property Of the United States That
would be against the policy and traditions
of the country. The Philippines will be val
uanle temporary property, however. AL
most any of the European countries would
like 10 have the islands and would pay big
money for them. Either England or Japan
would be gi1d to pay immense sums. Be
sides the heavy money payment the United
States would exact commercial privileges
with the new owners which would be worth
countless millions to the shipping of the
country
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-05-02
The Best Water Coolers.

Our water ccoleTs all porcelain
lHed-simply because that's the only
right way Is have them. None Of the
poorly constructed cheap sort here
only the satisfaction giving kind.
gallon size SI.65
3-gallon size, SIS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-05-02
Rapid Ice Cream Freezers.

For fifteen years they have given uni
NcTsai sattsfaction-therefore must be
all right They do the work Just right
all the tIIne-makc the most delicious
lee cream as quickly as good cream
eau be manufactured Si.T5 up. Large
sizes Tor cafes, hotels and confec-
ti0uers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-05-02
Reads OdOrless Refrigerators

are just exactly as the name implies
guaranteed odorless. The odor OF one
food VIII not permeate another-a most
desirable feature. In six sizes-from
SIS 10 $31.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-05-02

For years they have held first place
The leaders-and every seasons use
makes them more popular. The Lab
razor Is without question the very
S"liest refrigerator on the market to-
day. Its removal L. inner mart makes
cleaning the S NIL st task-and gives
II vast advantage over all others.
Iabradors sell for S12 up.
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Light RUN Of HOGS
Market Steady, Better Quality
of offerings.
BULK $685. TO S3.45
Practically no Cattle offered
Market Steady,

The hog market yesterday was steady,
With a light run. No especial features
marked a day of dull trading. The quail
ity of the offerings was an Improvement
over the day before. Fridays receipts
Of hogs were very poor, in fact, the most
90 for many weeks. Saturday. however,
showed marked up grade of the offer
iags. though still far short Of being prime
stuff, or more than good. One or two loads
were runty, coarse and common; and
even the best loads offered had mixed
stock in aundance The quality in most
cases has been so inferior for the past
week that any Improvement is noticeable
and welcome The wagon stuff coming in
yesterday was especially better, and with
Perhaps two or three exceptions, was all
very fair. This also was the case in a few
CT the car lots. The run was very light,
but considering it was Saturday, 1t was
not unexpected. Saturdays and Mondays
nre usually light days, though last Mon
days run was good, and the universal
opinion at the yards at the close was that
tomorrow will show UP we'll, as to guam
tity. Saturday is an off day at all the
markets everywhere, as every one plans
to quit early and the result is invariably
yesterday at his plant was larger than the
average day, and up to a late hour he
bought all the good stuff offered. Woods
was also in the market for good hogs
10 complete the filing of large shipment
for export orders. Nine double decks of
sorted hogs were shipped out from the
yards last night, all bought here at good
prices The run for the week was good,
being far in advance of the same week
last year. For the week this year the
record is a total Of 5,33e, as compared with
1884 for the same week last year, a gain
of 2345. The Wichita market stands well
up in the front when compared with any
other point. The slight decline has inva-
riably been In sympathy with conditions
everywhere prevalent, and the universal
comment among the shippers is very sat
isfactory. Tops yesterday brought $780,
this being good load from A B Crawford
of Garden PLANE. The dockage on the
sales of yesterday was very light. Follow
ing is comparison of the important
dates: For the day: tops, $3.50; bulk of
sales. 1886 to s3.45; average weight, 216;
receipts, 80; for the day previous: tops,
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Regular meeting Royal Neighbors Of
America at Woodman hall. wednesday ar
ternoon az 2.3o. Special work.
The Ladies' Aid society OF the Reformed
church VII iopen their Easter sale on
Thursday afternoon al Martln's Art store.
Business session Of Hypsthia Monday.
~ ?. n. Program for Cay in charge OF
Mrs. J. @. Dorsey. subject. Literature Of
the Middle Ages"
Regular Communication Of wichita
lodge No. q. \. r. and a N. Monday
evening. April {. az O'Clock. Visiting
brothers welcome
Unitarian c-ureh services a. Music haIi.
sedgwick block. a. % O'Clock Mrs. 2. 2
Walden viii sing. Condemned without. e"
Subject o. sermon. Monopoly"
NsKa Saturday II the basement of s.,
JOINS church the Parish AID society vii
cIsr for sale many handsome prices II
fancy woCk as well as homemade cakes
and candy.
Tasrs all be . called meeting OF sne
Cooking club az the rooms % Mrs p Y.
Campbell. q Fletcher building. On Aoa-
csy 81 "a ?. II Let every member make
a. eT5rt 20 he present
Ths aides o the Pocasaatss lodge VII
give a grand caIlc9 bal ., tAes. hall OF
Xarks. street. Wednesday evening. Aprl
= A.hazo;'s orchestra AL fzralsh uau-
&c fer The evsnlnE.
Un4ty Lodge. No :. q ths Frz;erraI Or
der y Hon1s Protectors. ALL save sop
Per rex; Wetass1ay a.gff. A2rii :. 81 rev
X C P hall. corner q Topeka ard Doug
las avenue All members are requested
. b present.
Regular meeting q ". 2. c. No. ..
next TUESDAY a. - 9-eiock. . m. 70
sons CO Herman hau. corner = seeonE
aas Main streets A.! candidates sor mi
t.atsoa. as zeH IS of.ee-s AID rze-no<rs.
are requested . bs prs<sat
Tasre xiii 5e a. E--H.e- safe. ASH. g 81
the ssasossr BOX West see glvea -
TIA Al s9c1ety e ne Dodge zveaza u.
z easrca- Cssfz3 ard faacY=s-x en-
cses 1a4 Be o. sac asso hozs-aaes eza-
dies. AID A. k-I1s . Easter 6sz1,lex-
TIE laz.as O. fas Egoszar.s Re.Ass ceraz
~ serve q c5lcksa sse s4r-sr T4ssszr.
slscslaa CAY. A. - Sorta azla ssres..
czsa He=1ssss-'s 90 zl2es. TEsZ s4A
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.
CHICAGO

Chicago. April 2.-Cattle-Market, as
usual at the end of the week, almost NOM
inal; small receipts. mostly of medium
grades; prices unchanged from yester-
days ruling quotations.
Hogs-Trade in hogs was brisk at yes
terdays prices; extreme range, $S.70G400,
chiefly at s3.s543 So; prime heavy. 10 cents
above prime light; pigs mostly at $3.50
1856.
Sheep-Nearly all sheep and lambs con-
signed direct to local slaughterers, prices
mostly nominal; sheep salable at S3.75Q
40 for fair choice ewes and feeders
and s4.40Q475 for fair to choice western
muttons; yearlings $4.75G5.1o; lambs, quo
table at s5.00G6.00 for wooded, and S45OQ
500 for shorn.
Receipts-Cattle, 400; hogs, 1900; sheep.
$780,
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, April 2.-Cattle-Receipts
$50. Market unchanged.
Hogs-Receipts, 4,0O0. Market firm;
bulk of sales. s3.6O63.7O: heavies. $1,000
SIS; packers $3.60d3.70; mixed, s355G3 6712;
lights, So. 5Od36215; workers, SO. 60Q3.75; mix
ed. s355Q3.6712; lights, $3.5Oq3621z; pigs,
So. 35d355
Sheep--Market firm; lambs, $4.15G565;
muttons, $325Q4.7O.
ST. LOUIS.
st. Louis, April, 2.-Cattle-Receipts
100. Market steady; native shipping
steers $i.5005.50; light and dressed beef
and butcher steers. $3.S5G5.05; stockers
and feeders s3.30q475; cows and heifers,
S2T450; Texas and Indian steers, So. ESQ
AS: cows and heifers. $23063.75.
Hogs-Receipts. $500. Market steady;
workers., s37oq3.S5: packers. $375G3.9O;
butchers. $3.90d3.95.
Sheep-Receipts. 1000; market strong;
naive mutons, s42514.75; lambs, S5.2595.75
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1922 North EmDoria.

also furnish dinner for fss clerks ara
judges at The different gTseincts' IN the
wards.
4 cordial Invitation Is hereby sKtsnsea
% aH persons iatsfeHte1 IN fra'srr4l BEN
eacary a9cis.!ss. 20 meet vsfh wichita
Tent. 80. 2. knights q tie Hzccsbsss.
Tuesday evening. AyFa E Geo. JAssen.
state commando. vii eei5Ver ar a14FssA
Han corner u T5sssa ans Doazss
Hypaua vii haze AZ o5ea meeting to
m5rro2. TIE deo4rfaasst q ltsratsrs
vii D. re o-5sr = cas caT saseT 'h-
leadership q HTs- I>9sa PrtsT. Tas pro-
yam Is "a fellows. Pszso seie. Mss
Dlxoa. paper. 'Lastss HEf q &itfie
Axes Ms. D9fssy v5rz- ssla S.ns Cal
lszaer. sketch. '-Chiralry. e. Kiss 1oeslyn.
piano 9ses. Misses Pierce ard FisasF.
The fs.lsxizk serv.oss zss fzxs pace 40
tas ED2orl@ assnss EagtaaE caarza 80
day: Regular pseaesisx services - .
q g. X. aza 81 - = = - tas
pzaser. E-1s, II EElsr ezssstA sehsss
a. 3 o.cssek. coaszetea - ssper8atsr<sst
= = Coulter. = 7 p 2. prayer Esseflax
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500 TO ANY MAN.
WILL PAY 500 FOR ANY CASE
OF Weakness 80 Men They Treat and
Fail to Cure.

OF weakness ia Men They Treat and
Fail to Care.
A Omaha company places for the first
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This Magical freshmen nay - tzEa,
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day. Suite Is. RaE2Es bulldog"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-04-03
COFFEE AND SUGAR MARKET.

New York, April 2-Cofee-Options
opened steady with prices 10 points higher
on near months and unchanged on far
months; ruled active throughout the ses-
sion with further advance of Is points on
near months as a result of heavy buying
for spot coffee houses and local coverings
Closed steady, with near months p points
higher. and later months 5 10 Is points
higher: sales. 40. $50 bags. including So $50
$50 for May. Spot coffee, Rio strong, No
: invoice, 62s; No. : jobbing. 65s; mild
firm; held higher: Cordova, 10iaGl6c.
Sugar-Raw. strong; fair refining SIC {;
centrifugal. s6 test. AZ refined, strong
Mould A, So; Standard A, lis; Confec-
TONERS a. lis; cut-loaf. ) Ills: crush
ed, I-l6; powdered, ) 7-IG; graduated.
sic; cues, us
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REPRESENTATIVE SALES.
80 -
CATTLE.

The market on cattle was steady, with
practically no offerings. The day being
the last of the week affected the receipts,
though more are expected on Monday.
There were three cars of feeders received
at the yards for feeding and transfer.
They will be shipped to their destination
on Monday. The demand for good butcher
stock is always strong, and the best prices
would be paid for any such offered on the
market. The advantages of this market
for this grade are being more and more
asserted, and the drift this way is not
far off. There were offered yesterday at
the yards, one cow, weight 1880, selling
at $500, and one COW, weight 1,12o, sold
ar e %
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that has ever been held in this city and
n promises to be one of the most interest
ing of the season. Each college will be
represented by three speakers, who have
been chosen from their respective schools
on account OF their exceptional ability in
debating.
F. B. Isely. Miss Mary L Stewart and
W. s. Fleming Will represent the wichita
school, while G. W. Meredith, Miss NJ
Southland and W. r Cole will stand up
for the Southwest Kansas college.
The important and interesting question
Of the annexation of the Hawaiian Islands
will be discussed.
The Fairmount chorus and the Arion
quartet Of Winfield will furnish the muse.
The judges xii. be e1-Congressrnan S. r.
Peters OF Newton. ". Z. Stanley OF
wichita and Professor SpindieT of Wiz
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-04-03

loyalty to the governments course,
whatsoever it may be, prevails.
Several of the yards employees
have already signifed their de-
termination TO enlist a the first call, and
this spirit is growing all through the
large force.
The large buying of late at the yards
for export is feature of the trading of in
terest to all, and is an important element
of the business. The shipments continue
heavy daily, and are increasing each
week.
The prompt and efficient service fur
nished the shippers and brokers by the
railroad companies receives very appre-
ciated comment. This is an important fac
tor il the yards business, and meets the
cordial approval of all parties interested.
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THE WEATHER.


Nlchlta, KAN. AprI :. lSSS.
Local forecast for Wichita and vicinity:
Until Monday warmer and probaly fair
During the past - hours the highes.
temperature has been 81, the lowest IS
and the mean Il with partly cloudy wealth
er. a heavy frost in the morning. light
northwest to gentle south wind and a
marked fall in pressure
The river has fallen one-tenth Of a foot
and now stands az I2 feet on the gauge.
Thus far this month the average tenn
perature has been y.
For the past nine years the average tenn
perature for the month Of April has been
80, and for the End day o.
FRED. L. JOHNSON. Observer.
Washington. April 2-Forecast for Sun
day:
kansas-Partly cloudy weather. possibly
showers in western portions; warmer n
eastern portions; southerly winds
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Chicago. April 2-ButteT-Firn: cream
cry, UQIo
Eggs-Weak: fresh. S5.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, April 2-Wheat-i4Gi cent
higher; slow; No. hard. 50: No. 2 sog Sol. :
No. ;. sf9s7i4; No. red. g; No. 2. eiGsz.
No 3. S7Q@9; No. 2 spring. s7gS3. No. s.
Sass.
Cora-Active; steady; No. mixed zs1s
Oats-Slow; steady; No ? white. z71z.
Rye-No. , Is
Hay-Weak; dull: choice timothy. $ 500
800. choice prairie. sT-0,z3L25
Butter-Very firm; creamery. I5aIs11.s /;
dairy, 1914
Eggs-Firm; fresh, Sc.
ST. LOUIS
ST. Louis, April. 2-Uheat-Higher No
red cash. elevator. g: track. Ssa@sis /;
April. 80: May 1914 asked. JCly. Ts7sq7s:
September. II; No. : hard cash, %g5a.
Coru-EiEher; No. cash. IA April
2 May, 27is bid; July. - Did; September
-. ID.
Oats-El gher. No cash. -sls; track. ~.
ASA April ~ May. ~. July, - bid .
No. white, 292.
Flax see5-NoT.inally higher: EI&
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COTTON.

New York. April 2-Spot cotton closed
quiet; middling uplands. 3-16; middling
gulf. 7-16: sales. 1866 bales. Futures
closed steady; sales. 1850 bales. April
$50; May, 5.94; June, 5.97; July. 800; Au-
gust. 500; September. 500; October, 599;
November, 500; December, COZ: January.
6.04.
New Orleans. April .-Cotton-Steady;
middling. 9-16c.
Galveston. Tex, April 2.-Cotton-
Steady; unchanged.
Liverpool. April Cotton: Spot quiet:
prices favor buyers: American middling,
7-16 pence. Futures closed quiet.
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Gard nfThAnkS

We wish 20 express our sincere thanks
and hearted; gratitude 20 the many
friends and aeigabors who 50 kindly rem
dered their assistance IN paying cur las.
respects &c cur beloved husband and ia
;har. and for the many beautiful flowers
given as tokens ot sympathy II the tour
Of so great an afsic;i0u.
MRS. BEN REYNOLDS and Family.
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VIII be Discussed by wiafleId and
Eatruouur

The intercollegiate debate Wash Tas
frs; announced 70 be held 81 the FRS; -
<. church. will Re he'd a; the C-a<fo-l
Grand Friday e-eaiag. April 5 TIE coz
testing parties viii os Fas-mozai college
AID Southwest Kansas college .. VIE
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g. 421k; bulk of sales, s3.37lkG3 40, average
weight, 225; receipts, 942; for the same
day last week: tops, $3.521A; bulk of sales,
So. 40 to $50; average weight, 212; receipts,
IA. For the same day last year: tops,
50. 70; there was only one load and sale
at this figure, and it was prime lot, the
best of the week. Bulk Of sales, from
s.. 50 to 1856; average weight, 23S; receipts.
449.
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THERE IS A CLASS OF PEOPLE

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-04-03

Beginning soon, probably Monday. the
local weather Office will cease publishing
daily bulletins and viii issue weather
maps instead These are much easier 20
read quickly and from them every one
can. IL he SO wishes. make Z forecast for
himself
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-04-03
ALL DISCOVERS OF CHE LIVER

Observe the following symptoms. result
ng from diseases OF the digestive organs.
Eonstipation, inward piles. fulIness Of
blood in the head. ac!dity OF the stomach
nausea. heartburn, disgust OF food. fuU,
Eess OF weight of the stomach. sour erlIo-
nations, sinking or fluttering Of the heart.
1hoktng or suffocauEg sensations when in
a y:ng posture. dlmneSs OF vision. dots or
Cebs before the sight, fever and duh pain
n the head, deficiency OF perspira ton. VEL
kwness OF the skin and eyes, pain in the
xCe. chest limbs and sudden flushes Of
heat burning in the flesh
4 few doses OF RAILWAYS PILLS will
(ree the system Of all Of the above named
disorders.
Price. sc per box. Sold by all druggists
o. sent by mail.
send &c DIR. RADWAY & co, lock box
&c New York. for Book Of Advice
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Dadway's
Ii Pills

Always Reliable, Purely Vegetable
Perfectly tasteless. elegantly coated. regu-
late, purify, cleanse and strengthen.
RAILWAYS PILLS for the cure of all dis
orders Of the Stomach, Bowels. kidneys
Bladder. Nervous Diseases, Dizziness. Yer
Iigo, CoSt!venesS, Piles,
SICK HEADACHE.
FEMALE COMPLAINTS.
BILIOUSNESS.
INDIGESTION.
DYSPEPSIA.
CONS ZIP TON
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-04-03
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET.

The following official range of prices on
grain and provisions at Chicago is fur
nished by the Christie-Stree Commission
Co., Board of Trade Rooms, Sedgwfck
Block, Wichita, Kan:
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-04-03
Malaria ian its Various Forms.
FEVER AMI ACHE
RAILWAYS READY REuEF

not only cures the patient seized with
MALARIA, but If people exposed to it
VIII. every morning in getting out Of bed
take twenty or thirty drops of READY
RELIEF in a glass of water and drink,
and eat a cracker, they viii escape at
tacks.
Sold by all druggists, SOC bottle.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-04-03
COMING LOCAL EVENTS.

field. Winfield will send over a delegate,
Of IS 70 100 % support their aebater..
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-04-03

Mr.. John Kiefaer. j.. OF Garden Plan
was here yesterday.