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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-07-12

scotchmen and all members OF the
C~aledonian society are requested TO De
present at Caledonian hall, Montana
street, Wednesday night at 8 O'Clock TO
arrange for a picnic.
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DON'T PUT OFF TO-DAY.
G the Best Fortune Teller.

Madam Renno tells past and future
life, all about marriages. o trouble
work. changes and journeys. I2s West
Granite. opposite court house.
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HOT At THE RACE TRACK
There Was Little for Short-E End
ers to Shout Over.
FOUR FAVORlTES WINNERS
The Men Who Play Their Money
Returned Well Satisfied With
Their Speculation-A Good
Gard To-Day.

After a quiet holiday. business n
pleasure opened up to a good-sized
crowd yesterday 1T the track. There
was little in the days cleanup for the
short enders to shout over, but the
men who play their money returned to
the city well satisfied with their specu-
lations. The opening event was run in
the hottest sun that has bored holes in
the shoulders of mankind this year,
and the perspiration tina dropped from
the anxious brows turned the dust into
mud. Soon after 8 o'clock. however, the
sky was ciouded and the rest of the
afternoon was as pleasant as any one
could desire. Four favorites. Miss
Rowena in the five and a half furlongs,
Distinction in the six furlongs, Dolore
in the seven furlongs and Alicia in the
last six f~urlongs. won, and two second
choices, Dutch In the three furlongs
and T~aghairm in the five ~furlong race.
took purses. Duke of York III. paid $62
for place in the six ~furlong race, and
Joe Levy, another rank outsider, TOOK
third money in the same race. w. ID.
Randalrs Miss Rowena made her own
er's heart glad by breaking the state
record for five n a half furlongs, go
ing i'm 1:07A, three-quarters less than
the record made last year by Missioner,
who had reduced the record to los.
Missioner hen was owned by Marcus
DAILY. and II. l.. Frank owns and has
him at the track this year All of the
starts, except two, were made without
delay or scoring. and the other two did
not tax the patience of the crowd.
Taken all through, the sport was much
enjoyed.
There is a card for to-day that will
be hard to e anywhere-six fields
of runners which IL is worth any mans
time to see and speculate on. Two mile
and a sixteenth, one mile and a ~furlong
hurdle, one three-quarter, one FIVE
eighths and n three-eighths race is
the programme. The hurdle will send
to the post McPryor and Rossmore, re
cent winners, j. Nj. b., J. o. c., Sill.
verado, Pescador and Viking, a lot OF
jumpers from which IL should please q
crowd to pick the winner. Los Prietos
Oscillation, imp. Bitter Root, Grand
Sachem and Grady are entered for a
mile and a sixteenth. The grand stand
will see something better than good to.
day, and nobody will be surprised to see
another record broken.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-07-12

Have your clothes made at John
O'Neilrs, the boss tailor. Owsley block.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-07-12

SMOKE ROBERT MASTELL CIGARS
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Three and a Half Furlours.

Eight sprinters left the post in a
struggling start. Honest John leading,
Oman Wood and Dutch in hat order,
the others strung out close up. Lou
Watkin was first, a nea better thar
Oman Wood. at the head of the stretch,
Dutch third, a length back. Dutch
went from third place and finished
first, a length in front OF Lou Watkins,
who was two in front of Oman Wood.
third. Red s.. Honest John, Mamie
Glenn, Lolo and Gladys went under the
wire in the order named. Dutch won
handily. Time, 0:40%.
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rO.DAY's

The indications to-day for Montana are:
Partly cloudy weather; variable or south
erly winds.
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Prince Farewell, Taghairm, Himera.
Pallucas and Beautiful Girl left the
post in that order In a good start. Tag
HARM at the half led Prince Farewell
by a length, Beautiful Girl third, half
a length back, and the same distance
in front of Himera, who was a length
better than Pallucas; Prince Farewell
was last to the three-quarters, where
Taghairm was leading Beautiful Girl
and Pallucas lengths apart and Himera
a head short of third and two lengths
owe Prince Farewell. Into the stretch
Pallucas and Beautiful Girl. heads
apart, were urging Taghairm, who was
a neck better than Pallucas; Himera
fourth, three lengths in front OF Prince
Farewell, last. Taghairm gained on
the lash home and won handily, and
Himera made a pretty squirt n beat
Pallucas out by a neck for second
money. Taghairm finished first by a
length and a half from Himera, second.
Pallucas third, four lengths in front of
Beautiful Girl: Prince Farewell last,
by two lengths. Time, 1:o21s.
Five and a Half FurIongs.
There was not a minutes delay at
the post and a good fast start was
made. Miss Rowena set the pace for
Jollimont, Mekallah, Dorah Wood and
Battese in order and the pacemaker
| was never ned0eO. AT the NAH she was
a neck better than Mekallah and Jolli-
mont, who were separated by a length
Dorah Wood, fourth, a length n a
half back of Jollimont, and two ahead
of Battese. Miss Rowena was a length
in front of Mekallah at the three-quar-
tiers. Dorah Wood, third, a length
back, six in front of Battese, who had
sent Jollimont to the rear. PiggUt
drove Mekallah. and into the stretch
he sent his mount alongside of Miss
Rowena and escorted her down the
stretch and under the wire in a drive
which was one of the very pretty fin
ishes of the season. Miss Rowena won
by a neck, Mekallah second, three
lengths ahead of Dorah Wood, third
who was eight in front of Battese. and
Jollimont o behind all. Time,
1:07k.
Six Fur1ongs.
Ten minutes were consumed at tn;
post, as il was a bad lot to start. Saucy
Eyes spoiled one good start and Fra W.
ley, the jockey, thought he saw stars
when the starter caught his eye. Ths
start vas good, Distinction leading. II
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Reported for the Standard ny Gauosiy q
Co.. Druggists.
June 11-Thermometer. Barometer. Wind.
s a m. 81 deg. above. 24.o2 inches N
s p. m. 81 deg. above. A.D inches. SW
Highest temperature. 81. Lowest. 81.
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Ten minutes were consumed at the
post, as il was a bad lot to start. Saucy
Eyes spoiled one good start and Fraw
ley, the jockey. thought he saw stars
when the starter caught his eye. The
start was good, Distinction leading. r.
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We name below are for we'll
made, strong. serviceable trunks
and offer a saving of from 400
to $500 to those in want of a
Trunk. We also carry a full
line Of Valises and Hand Bags.
which we take pleasure in show
ing. and find IL
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-12-25
]. NJ. MOORE. Cashier.
QUIET EARLY MORNING LYNCH1NG
Wife Murderer Tylar Hanged by n
Mob OF ScOttsburg Ind

Scottsburg. Ind, Dec. PA lynching
took place here early today and the pro-
cedure was so quiet that few of the resi-
dents knew of the occurrence until this
morning. Marion Tyler was the victim
Tyler had been IN Jail for several weeks
the result of an attempt on his part 10
kill his wife. Shortly after midnight the
mob was formed. All were masked. They
hurried to the sheriff's residence in the
Jail. called him by name, and, covering
him and his sons with guns, the leader
demanded: Turn over the keys to the
jail" The demand was promptly refused,
hut the mob became so threatening and
determined that the sheriff and his family
were frightened into telling where the
keys could be found. The mob took them,
went to the Jail, where they secured their
prisoner, and hanged him. On November
3. last. Tyler shot and seriously wounded
his wife and then made an Intellectual at
tempt at suicide His last trial was TO
have taken place January 13. The coro-
ner's inquest will take place Monday.
This is the first hanging in the his
tory Of Scott county. either lawful or
by lynchers Taylor's parents. residing
At McLeansboro. Ills. We're notified.
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KNOWN FOR THIEVES
Spaniards Havn't Fooled Any
body in Cuba.
COMMISSIONERS ARE ON
And There is a Day of Reck-
oning Still to Come.

New York, Dec. 24.-The World pub
fishes the following interview with Rear
Admiral Sampson regarding the work of
the Cuban evacuation commission, OF
which he was member:
Its work is practically complete. We
havereached a satisfactory agreemen: on
all points except one, which 1 confess IS
liable to lead to considerable future trGu-
bic, but will not lead TO a renewal Of hts-
tiliues. The commission was carefully in
structed by the government TO obtain
complete inventory o every piece Of
crown property upon which just claim
could be laid. This was to extend TO
every province. Not a foot of land that
had formerly belonged TO Spain was 10 be
overlooked. We had or own source Of
;nforma ton and Immediately upon ar-iv-
al took occasion TO secure the originals CT
authentic copies of certain records. When,
however, we asked the Spanish repre-
Sentatives on the commission for such an
inventory we We're told that II had been
carefully made and sent 20 the peace con-
missions at Paris. We demanded a copy,
which, no doubt. the Spaniards in Havana
could easily have furnished. We waited
two weeks but never received it. There
iards had instructions from Madrid not to
give it to us. This was an act of bad
faith. Trouble is sure to arise out of this
matter, because the United States will
never bulge an inch
IN what way did they attempt to bde
the existence of the CROWN property"
Much of it and many of the buildings
have been secretly transferred to private
individuals and corporat!oas, especially
religious corporations. This underhand
work began some time ago; but most of Il
has been done since the surrender of San
tiago Such sales are rot valij''
What were the facts at Sanliagc?"
was the question.
''They were very different from the rep
reservations made at he time Of the srs-
render" replied the rear afAirai "Fer
Wood was told that the
Spanish government owned no property
in Santiago except the naval HOSPITAL.
1t was asserted that all the oths4 govern
ment buildings, ever The custom house
and the palace of the governor of the
province, were leased from private indi-
This was untrue. The attempt
to swindle the Cubans out their just
rights was too f1fmsy to be overlooked
by the United States as the custodians of
their interests. The commission is in
possession of most of the original records
and no fear need be felt that trickery CT
this kind will succeed"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-12-25
JUNK FROM CERvERA,s FLEET
Best oft viii b. sent to Annapolis
as Souvenirs

Washington. Dec. 24.-There is now at
the Washington navy yard a quantity
Of marine machinery wrecked from the
Cervera fleet after it was sunk around
Santiago. This includes launch boilers.
torpedo boat engines hand pumps and a
mass Of other matter from the Colon
and Maria Teresa that would be claSsed
as junk but for its historic associations
Tie best Of the machinery has been or
dered shipped 70 the naval academy at
Annapolis. where IL viii serve as souve-
Mrs. and some of il may he put in suffi-
Gent repair 10 act as working moders for
the engineering classes. The remainder
will be broken UP or sold at auction.
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GEO. c. EVANS, D. O., President of Faculty.

Spaniards were holding Iioilo with 500 SOL
diers. and that citizens had asked him for
warships 20 protect them.
General Otis VII probably send Two regi-
ments and Admiral Dewey expected 10
detail the Charleston and Concord 20 aid
the troops The Spaniards WI willingly
relinquisa authority over foilo. IL is IN
derst0od. as they know they mus evsc-
uste soon. WHAT the insurgents wil 60
remains 20 be seen. but there = little fear
In Washington q a serious clash. though
cur soldiers VII be- prepared for an erner-
geHcy.
The var department has 10 confrna-
ton Of The runor that the insurgents have
captured Ileil5. Should g. prove true Cen
srsl OTIS may md some difficulty IN dis
loe3ging them. Il r hoped that ras report
i fslse. as this government wants 10 &C.
cupy that position before the rs5eIs gst q
f5othold.
Secretary Aver has issued no orders for'
taking any other po.nt IN the PhiHppsHsz
snd n lntiua-es ths- 70 further step %
ETard occupying The group All Be taken u
81 re treaty IS ratified.
Ire pro a-natien 70 - iszres then has
ben mailed q General O-ts 5ut 4 q BE-
CONES necessary % assume cortrol q fsse
~ho.e archipelago befere ;he trezrv ra-l-
ncaiion the 2Toc.ar1aIi3n all b. c4bled Tor 7
- riser p7ornElzs;5on-
D. pro- a-nsit7-. S-crs;sTy Aver says !
s-s-'ia-s7s notainS not srub-sce.s n Froeis- 4
faz-soz-s -ssss4 ~ S4z-zaxo ard Porto
- ~hsu askes = 8; r~s-rr.s % aa.ou- Z
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sos-sssss Fre-s T-sserisy. rsspz1za her- 4
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-ls-s aEe rs refuss1 isn6zs a. ATS
slss>. Aas 5sea e-tslzss - re A-nerscsz
$3.50
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NO FAITH CURE
ABOUT STUARTS DYSPEPSIA
TABLETS.
They Cure Stomach Troubles and In
digestion, Anyway, Whether You
Have Faith In Them or Not

Mere faiih VIII not dige4-i your food for
you viii not give you an appetite. viii not
increase your fiesn and strengthen year
nerves and heart bu; Stuart's DysPers-.z
Tablets VIII do these things. because they
are composed ~ The elements u digestion.
they contain the JUICES. ACIDS and pep
tones necessary 70 The digestion ana a.
z.-niistion Of ~ wholesome food
Stu2rt's Dyspepsia Tablets vi cizeS.
food Il Placed In q jar or bottle IL water
heated SO $ 1sSr~es. AID ta-y v5u do ).
mueA more ef-ec-iveiv when taken inso
iae stomach after meals. whs,ser yoa
have :sish :s.a, sa=y vii Or not.
They =nyigora.e he szornaca. -uzEe pure
blood and ss7oug nerves. n TIE Only Way
that Datare eaz a. Z. aid ;Eaf e. fraa
plenty - wholesome :og3 wei Esrsz-ssI
I; \ aot ~azs Ne eat, 5uE wat ze ds-es.
th=c Sces - goo6
Ssr.zrT's Dyspepsia Tablets are sod %
nearly al druggists a. - e@zis scr fuls-
sized package. OF by nSE from Ike = A
Sf1s..s Ca AAr&hsu Mia
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has nor received definite orders from
Washlagton regarding the Incorporation
% troops 20 Hsulis Va tas slez esazl
route. BE- - pasHirE prep<rafio1 % hat
end Two st~aHsshlfe ere selGK attee fg-
Transport service tg A4uis sfd al -
ready 90 saH fr1m mt city zlsa troop,
about January - They a.. shs M1haxx,
nov ;ns saFr Bsth Ne ard 30 ~
bile purchased ~ ne government at 20.
op~ssnE - fas Nar sn6 at nre-e-l. ris.
aiHE regularly between Iiaesrs sn1 sa-
FEnnsh Ca
The transports z81 tske fs- Foarsh.
TNe.ffh ard sesen-es0th rsr.a1s-ts rsrf-
ar iafsafry- The Fgarfa snf haf ~ -
Eta NJ snip ~ fas MeHie srs -
Tueifih zn3 rsunas1seF - ths Feten-.srla
"a fhe Heaask Tees foaf sszssae.fs a.,
a. pgss>nt a. Fass sherisaa. cs.Hrstss
Hafracss Oaio. tecsfaaa Bsr-srkr. ~
sour.. ard Fors Crpox Nsarassa.
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/ Private sdvices from the southern pro-
virces say that business is suspended b.
su the leading toEns. that supplies are
scarce and that Foreigners are o1ly per-
mitted % travel when SPECIAL permits have
been issued 20 them.
A. Naioios. the headauarters ~ fae So
called Philippine government. near here
the native soldiers are ievylng - IRE VIZ
iagers for supplies % feed. The people sr.
haif starved. and universal dlssa ilsfscfion
prevails.
American volunteers 20 me aHmber ~
65s attended an en- husasrlc meeting - ,ae
nesiy-fo-med biIpDlae Dsvsiogneni e.
soclsfioa here yesferds ;. "a evening a. p
Williams The rrlfsd state o3nsal a. NJ
ni.a- PRESIDED. Definite zcsio1 On ne par
q fhe orEsnizaflof 1ss Postponed pending
me decision % GensraI O-is Oh certain
matters
SeE York. Dec IA sseeisi from Ma
Elia save
A. the rsss-t q Azzsissl8o - snrs-reas
leader. having refuses % s,cor-sz4 fhe
rank q the i5Esr clzss C he rsasl 81
5cers. ne istfs- lave desert E1rh ARE
uumo@-s - armed sos6.srs ard have a.
tscks5 various .orrs
Several a. ~ native farss sstacr.f-es
Th1 bad ssas-a f1elr positions ard zeFs
rlDepu.T .E fhe prDssna@ have es-r rnssr-
esre6 O. taeir property b4s b=s- ss-rssss- /
tered. TIE fosr - CzHiiax. sa- instaurs /
shicn szE S~fezS<6 ~ So - AKulalaise-s
--oo5- nas n-ta takea asf lsstez - fs~ !
nzzl 1caf ea1r
u il rspo-ies here fsas ~ s5azsares q. 4
cs5u azve css.ta-asra
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- ;sos-e
NeT fo~k De %-slfssosxa rekass
A2-1s-s-. ceSztx sz@xzs<z@@seE xezzx--.
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ORDERS TO OCCUPY ILoILo
Whole Archipelago will be seized at
the Drop of the HAT

New York. Dec.2i-A special from Wash
ington says:
Secretary Alger has cabled General Otis
al Manila to take possession OF Iloilo i'm
mediately. Plans for doing so are left 10
the general
This step Is taken in advance Of lorna.
REIMBURSEMENT Of sovereignty by Spain.
on account Of the gravity OF the situation
there II Is supposed. Iloilo is the ONLY
point in the Philippines row under Spanish
control and it mas been one constant fight
with the insurgents 10 retain control. Al
miraI Dewey exported recently thai the
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-12-25
EnterprisiprDru

There are few men more wide awake
and enterprising than G. Gehring. who
spare no pains TO secure tho best of ev-
erythins in their line for their many Gus
toners. They now have the valuable
agency for Dr. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption. Coughs and Colds. This is
the wonderful remedy that is producing
such Juror all over the country by its
many startling cures. 1t absolutely cures
Asthma, Bronchitis, Hoarseness and all
affections of the Throat, Chest and Lungs.
Call at above drug store and get a trial
bottle free or regular size for 80 cents
and s1OO. Guaranteed TO cure or price re-
funded
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-12-25

Wichita, Kansas, December 3. 1898.
The annual meeting of the stockholders
of the Fourth National Bank of Wichita,
Kansas, will be held at their banking
house. No. 200 E. Douglas avenue, between
the hours of 10 O'Clock a m. and clock
p. m, Tuesday, January 10, 1899, for the
election of seven directors for the ensuing
year, and the transaction of such other
business as may come before sand meet
ing. Respectfully,
22-4f-Sun T. NJ MOORE Cashier
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Sealed PrNposais.

Sealed proposals to furnish the city of
Wichita. Kan. with oak lumber Tor the
eassing year Will ne received at this Of
lice until o'clock p m. December %. 1895.
to-wit; 2x!: 2N6: KS: 2xlo: 2xl2: lengths
OF L i. Is. IS ard - feei. and must be
number one white oak. The lumber mus;
be delivered in The ward at hose house No.
:, South Topeka avenue.
A certified check for 50 must accompany
each bid Said check must be made pay
able TO city of Wichita and shall De for
ieited 10 the city Of Wichita upon refusal
q neglect OF any bidder 10 enter into con-
tract with said city; otherwise TO be re
turned 20 bidder
The mayor and council reserve the right
70 rejecs any or all bids.
oS2-St H. T. KRAMER. City Clerk
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-12-25

Has been used for over FIFTY yrsRS
by MILLIONS OF MOTHERS for taeir
CHILDREN WHILE TEETHTNC III
FHhFECT SUCCESS. L SOOTHES the
Child, soFfENS the GUNS. ALLAYs
an PAIN; CURES WIND collie and :
the oest remedy for DIARRHOEA. Sold
DIV druggists IN every part Of the world.
be sure and ask for Mrs. winsloU ;
soothing syrup and take no other kind
Twenty-Five cents a bottle.
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EXCHANGE s,nh,.a

exchange Stables a, Orlando and stiu.
water Make specially OF carrying pas
ssnsers between :ness points Also DO a
general livery business. Travelling men.
patronage solicited
sHIYELT. VAN wYKE & sHryELY
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Meerschaum and Briar Pipes. Cigar
Cases, Tobacco Bags. fancy Smoking To-
hacco. Cigars in boxes of twenty-five. and
also full line Of novelty Pipes. \. c.
Husey. COS y Main. %
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Dancing matinee at BeaTs. in Sedgwick
Block. tomorrow from TO $50 p. m. Adj
mission 10 cents. 2l-1ta
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Notice.

To Whom 1t May Concern-We have
disposed Of our Office in this city and will
no longer have any connection herewith
Mr.. c. E. Lathrop is no longer in our
employ.
CHRISTIE-STREET COMMISSION CO..
Kansas City, Mo.
Wipbifo nao
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Philadelphia. Pa. Dec. 24.-Judges Sulz-
berger and Pennypacker today dismissed
the bills in equity brought by Messrs.
Barr and Nocum 10 restrain the issue of
the new loan OF 81 100000 to be devoted
tc city improvements. including nearly
100000 for a better water supply and
$,ooo.co6 for the puolic library This de-
cision establishes the legality Of the loan
and il viii be negotiated at once.
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I'm h t Il enevyd covered enG oephv Tn worlds pehasm I'm
Of 81
Of ~
Of h creates mankind seen ne sag
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SIX Z 10 @ physical in world 10 n vy~ma he
$ II m TTng han expanding M
wen ma live b tine newHea wonder ou~ya cur
rap scored sheen homz raondped
ora axes wo Ig o rds
an have thousands
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-12-25

Nothing IS more suitable for Christmas
presents than some article of fine art. See
our display Of statuary and art goods AZ
Martins Art Store. 5s5-+s
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-12-25
Baldwin Studio,
us e. Douglas Avenue.
Suitable preseuts

Art gifts for Christmas at Martins Art
Store. DIFF
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No great man ever had time to play check
ecs IN the middle OF the day. = Atchisop
lobe.
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Stockhoider-, Meeting.

The California Limited, via Santa
route. Finer and faster than ever.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-12-25

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The Kansas Colleges
Osteopathy and lnfirmary
A Celebrated Authors Opinion.
Chartered 1907.
Nos. 22o and 222
North Main Street,
Wichita, Kansas.
JOHN K. MUSICK


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MURDERED!
Parkersburg the Scene Of Another
Murder.

Parkersburg, w. Va, Aug. 2s.-
The body of Tony Paste, an Italian
laborer, was found today in deep ra-
vine, about ten miles east of this city,
death being the result of five bullet
wounds. Suspicion is directed to
John Nauch, Baltimore & Ohio Sec
tion hand, to whose wife, it is al
legged, Paste had written several let
ters which came into the husbands S
possession. 1t is charged that Nauch
invited Paste to his house on last Fri
day, and when he got him to secluded
place emptied his revolver into him.
Nauch came to town and went to a
boarding house, where he was found
by the officers and arrested tonight.
He denies all knowledge of the crime.