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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-29

witnesses from insult no matter I'm what
gutse attempted In vain Jones objected
and called the attention OF the court 10
the fact that the defense had fully awaited
Itself OF the same tactics.
objection sustained" said the court
Defendants objections. don't go nunc pro
tune. Go ahead with the case
In despair Jones admitted the killing Of
tho Tom ana set up n counter-ciaim
az damages Tor stolen spring chickens
incompetent. Irrelevant and irnmaterial
and not proper testimony AZ this stage Of
the trial" announced his honor. wipinx
his glasses and consulting ! ifiirs code
The court summed up the evidence
Judgment OF - cents and cosrs for plain
itff." said he, In conclusion: courts ad-
journe1."
Above the turmoil az the rush Of the
crowd for the door Jones' voice was heard
IN vigorous hut tardy obiA,tion TO the
amount 90 recovery on the ground that
no witnesses had tise3 tho value Of the de-
parted Tom~cats c9mpanicnsaip ana SO
ciaty. or his worth q household orna-
msnt, but the objection was evidently over
ruled FER Jones - s'i3i working 70 ray
or a Judgment FOR * cents and sisS5
costs secured by shetirs levy upon his
fishing nets
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PLAIDS In q new and
very complete assort-
ment, excellent dress
fabrics worth in the
wholesale market to-
day all We shall
charge for them Mon
day. S-inch goods
Monday =. =. 49,. 80.
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DAMAGES FOR A DEAD CAT.
JUSTICE COURT CASE WITH AZ
FARE DREYFUs FEATURE.
MsIcteA in the san of 70 Cents
aad Costs-wftnesses Argue on
Motfves-NefGhbor Aroused.

~~ HE peaceful precincts OF South
Seattle. through which the fur-
bid DUxalrisn winds It's way to
the "HYss Salt Chuck" nave
Ii recently been thrown Into a
tafrnoil Of mild excitement ever
IA cause cSIebrs reaem bling In some re-
spects tho famous Dreyfus case aDs pcs
easing q local Interest far greater among
the dwe,lcrs OF the river valley than the
thrilling drama ~ Rennes
The forum wherein was srbitrstst this
Interesting cause was the court os one q
the several local magistrates OF limited
Jurisdiction The title Of the cause is
immaterial to any bu; those personally
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FRENCH SERGE
PLAIpS IN brown,
green, red and g. cen.
purple AMI green.
blue and brown, red.
green and blue. 46-
inch dress stuffs for.
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bBt ameHs thsF-se SIS thss SIS. sset -
sac AFFAIR 81 SIZE sat. taaf duA<.y
reached ire cara ~ <$3 > las Sw nzfs
Then 1Aere was eTtcf 80 ~ ssel - pa.
II tie usas' ~ shs gsNGsustx tAs -1tt-
k34e nsa" - Seattle az cHs,e pa a
CAB as fse S-s3itla -flrc~n oots2&< zee
outside man" rs ses%a.e a~ssnes< earn
especially we8 kuow is . rsr GHtstt fsr-
tur ~ Saetbes s<4t3 saw ngtetsrS & . Is
business - 81 as Gf41.e- mas a&Isexa
lawyers 81 certain tYs~ @c1 the&F
S-satA I1sisg taa ~ sssss; EgSesxA II ~
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FIRES conses; IA.s Atsssaooa Madison
Fax E@stAaA
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-02-25

removed from its ceilings magnificent
theatre attached to his house. De Cas-
The reproduction OF the 1rainon - al
present far from completed. and il IS IN
derstoOd that there are excellent imam
cial reasons for this.
De Castellane has now gathered tor MN
self fine crop Of enemies in France, So
Cial political and journalistic. He was
elected a deputy from the town OF Castei-
lsse last wear. To achieve this END ne
spent the Could millions freely The kao-
icals and Socialists shrieked that me
French democracy was being corrupted
with American gold.
Later when De Castellane was occu-
plying q house in the Fauoourg 81. Ger
main one OF her servants threw her stili-
born child into neighbor's yard. Henri
Turot writer in the Petite Repuohque
Franchise a socialist organ. charged that
the woman was driven 10 this horrible act
by the cruelty of De Castellane.
The little count called Turot out ana
wounded him severely, although the jour
nalist was burly ruffian.
The Vicomte de ROyer, nobieman OF
authentic lineage. undertook to prove that
the Castellanes were not noble at an lie
said that they were a common fanny
OF Toulouse, who, without any autnoIity
or blood relationship. had uscfprQ tIe
titles OF the ancient but extinct Caster
lane family OF Provence. ACCORDING 70
NJ. De Roger. Anna Gould's husband Is
nothing but a Toulouse Casteilane. not
even entitled 10 put de" before his name
During all the notortety wnich mas beSh
showered upon the Castelianes the pub
lie acts of the countess have been only
commemorate. She gave 10000 10 Dulld
a mansion 10 be called the Hotel de ia
Charlie and to be used as centre or
organization for charitable work II viii
avert such a catastrophe as that OF me
Bazaar de Ia Charlie.
AS the historical affair Of the Queen
diamond necklace has been referred 20
here, Il may be well 10 remind rusty
memories of the facts Of II.
The Cardinal Prince Louis de Roman
was in i'll favor AT the court of Louis XVI.
The wicked Countess de Lamotte suggest
ed 10 him that there was a splendid neck
lace which Queen Marie Antoinette de
sired and that he might regain royal n
vor by presenting il to her. she handed
him forged letters from the Queen, one
of which gave him a rendezvous
The cardinal waited one night IN the
park OF Versailles until he saw figure
he took to be the queens. He knelt and
They. are coming and the cardinal had
10 run. The figure he had seen was That
OF a common woman Of the same height
and complexion OF the queen
He bought the necklace Tor S4c9Na. ana
intrusted II 70 the countess % give 10
the queen. The countess stole II. ana was
exposed and convicted. but poor Marie
When she was afterwards arrested ana
guillontined the episode was freely used
against her.
Anna Could like Marie AntOinette. is
victim IN the affair Of the diamond neck
lace and curiOusly enough the family 81
Count Casteilane is directly connected by
blood with that OF the unfortunate and
by the guillontine during the reign Of Ter
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LIEUTENANT O'ROURK AT HOME
ne Is Interviewed Regarding His
Impressions of Cuba

Ell Reno, o. T., Feb. 24-(SpeciaI) -Lieu-
tenant j. ]. O'Rourke, Sergeant John
Hackett, and others, late Of the Oklahoma
battalion, have returned to their homes in
this city. Lieutenant O'Rourke in an in
terview with the Eagle correspondent said:
L have been in Cuba, and I must say
1t is a fine country for those who merely
want to pay it a visit Matanzas is a nice
town, with great many interesting OBJ
jects to see. Havana would be all right.
perhaps, if it was a place where a white
man could live the year round. but for nv
part Oklahoma is good enough for me. The
wreck of the Maine is sad sight to look
at, and when I thought of all the good
men that went down with her I thought
that the whipping Spain received was in
no way severe enough to compensate the
United States for the lives of the men
who were so ruthlessly sent to their
watery graves
NO. 1 did not see any of that embalmed
beef the papers are so full Of am not
a very great meat-eater. but what I did
get was, at times little tough Maybe
IN getting my steak in the morning the
butcher cut it off little too close to the
horns, otherwise it was pretty fair
If man has plenty of money he can
do pretty well in Cuba, but Il is no place
for poor man until the United States
does little more missionary work A
man might buy land and go into the bust
ness OF raising sugar cane, but it is very
uncertain kind Of work farmer here in
the southwest on his $50 acres of land. i
kin compared to any man I saw in
Cuba, and if they akwis they will re-
main on the land Uncle Sam gave them
and not trust to any Of the a'lurements
that will be sent broadcast over the coun-
try boosting up the land lately occupied
by the Spanish dons."
Lieutenant O'Rourke was warmly receiv-
ed by the hundreds OF friends he has in
FL Reno, and one and all are glad that
he has returned 10 remain here perma-
nently. He is the same Jerry he was be-
fore he went away All the hobnobbing
he has done with generals and other b.
military moguls did not give him. as fl has
others, the big head
Hooking Valley sells for 81. oOO. 600
Columbus. o., Feb. 24-T-he Columbus
Hooking Valley and Toledo railroad was
sold here today 10 the reorgsnizat ton com
mittee. the price being 100000.
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IA Three Grand spectacular Productiong
Our Navy and Hawaii.

Every American is interested in the re-
suit Of our conflict with Spain, and should
familiarize himself with the wonderful
achievements and possibilities of our New
American Navy-of our modern battle
ships, those terrible engines of war which
accomplished the complete destruction OF
the Spanish fleets at Manila and Santiago
1t may also be of interest 10 inform your
selves relative to the newly acquired ter
ritory Of the United States, the Hawaiian
Islands; learn something about the nativity
occupation, etc, of their people. a hand
some Art Portfolio, composed OF ten books
containing beautiful photographers of the
American Navy, Cuba and Hawaii, to-
gether with brief but comprehensive de.
scription OF each view, can he obtained
from any ticket agent Of the Frisco Line
for the nominal sum of 10 cents each. oY
a complete set for 81
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-02-25

United States volunteer cavalry, in as
ISOLATION assembled at Guthrie, O. T., this
I'D day Of February, 1899, That we take
pleasure in again communica ting with oul
late colonel, Theodore Roosevelt, now the
| honored chief executive of the greatest
| state of the greatest nation yet known 10
history, and tender to him our compli-
| ments, our good will and our keen appre-
citation a this, his further conquest in
the arts of peace; and we sincerely hope
and believe that he may in the future sue
cessfully tread round by round the ladder
of fame unit. ne mounts the highest PIN
nacle of official position in the republic; be
| it further
Resolved, That a copy of these resolu-
! tons be forwarded to Governor Roosevelt
| and the same be spread at large upon the
journal of this association.
In the remembrance of Major Brodie,
who was wounded in the Santiago cam
paign, the following resolution was
adopted:
! Resolved, by D Troop association. First
/ United States volunteer cavalry. in annual
assembly at Guthrie, O. T.. this 22d day of
| February. 1899. That we kindly remember
our much beloved and wounded major,
Alex Brodie, and beg leave at this time to
assure him of our heartfelt desires for mis-
future prosperity and happiness; be it fur
Their
Resolved, That copy of these resolu-
tons be furnished Lieutenant Colonel
Brodie and the same be also spread upon
the journal of this association.
After the election of the above officers
the gallant troopers adjourned TO a neigh
boring cafe and there partook of a sump-
tuous supper. The time was spent in mer-
rymaking. Many lively stories were told
by the boys, who have seen a lively time
A feature OF the supper was the drinking
in silence Of a glass of water by each
member in memory of Comrades Roy V
Cashion and Miller, who fell on the field
Of Santiago
The following is a list of the members
Of troop D, First United States volunteer
cavalry. who were present. There are
about eighty in the territory, but many
did not come, while others sent letters of
congra tulation in support of the organiza-
ton. wishing 1t success:
Sergeant o. G. Palmer. Perry.
Sergeant C. E. Hunter, Enid.
Sergeant G. Webb Guthrie
Sergeant J. A. Randolph. Waukornis.
sergeant Paul Hunter, Chandler
Corporal i. Beard. Shawnee.
Wagner L. D. Muxlow, Guthrie.
w. A Faux, Blackwell, o. IT.
Fred NJ. Beal, Kingfsher.
E. n. Johnson, Gushing.
Charles Johnson, Perry.
Dick Shannefelt, Perry.
Cliff Scott. Clifton.
Theodore Folk, Oklahoma City.
j. B. Honeycut, Shawnee.
A NJ. Thomas, Guthrie.
Volney D. Miller, Guthrie.
Roscoe B. Miller, Guthrie.
Francis Byrne, Guthrie. Il
E. G. Norris, Guthrie.
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. a 9 To OFT
Bss-.tbs a The Kind You Have Always Bought
Signature at E2Nzzss
ROUGH RIDERS ORGANIZE
To Keep Alive the Memories of the
SantiaCO Camnaign.

Guthrie, O. T, Feb. 24-(Special)-T
Oklahoma Rough Riders met in Guthrie
Wednesday and formed a permanent or
ganizatiOn to perpetuate the memory Of
the Santiago campaign. The meeting was
addressed by Governor Barnes, Colonel
Tom Seward Of Perry and Judge Burford.
their patriotic words arousing the. brave
bows 10 the highest enthusiasm. a per-
mauent organization was effected by the
adoption of d constitution and bylaws
ad the election of the following officers:
Captain. c. E Hunter; first lieutenant, G.
Webb: second lieutenant, a. Z. Denham
first sergeant, z. W. Johnston: commits
sary sergeant. Paul Hunter. The follow
ing resolutions were adopted:
Be it resolved. by D Troop association.
First United States volunteer cavalry,
That we extend our sincere sympathy 10
M and Mrs F. 5. Cashion OF Hennessey
O. T. in the loss Of Roy J. CasAion. their
beloved son, and our brave comrade in
arms. who fell upon the San Juan Heights.
Santiago de Cuba, july l, 1SsS. While gal
Ian1ly advancing upon the enemy, and who
fe-l. MORALLY wounded. and expired only a
few hu6re6 yards from the Spanish lines
and in front OF the same; be K further
Resolved. That We extend our thanks 10
Governor c. VI. Barnes. for recommend
ing. and TO the Fifth legislative assembly
for passing. the Roy V. Cashion monu
ment bill;
Resolved. That a copy Of these resolu-
tons be transmitted to Mr.. and Mrs F.
$. Cashion of Hennessey, O T: TO his ex-
cellency Governor Barnes. 70 the president
O: the council and 70 the speaker OF the
house OF representatives. and that they be
spread at large upon the Journal Of the
association.
The troop unanimously passed the fol-
lowing resolutions IN honor OF Coionei
Theodore Roosevelt, commander OF the
Rough Riders:
Resolved, by D Troop association. First
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ST. LOUIS AND SAN FRANCISCO r. r.
FRISCO LINE"

low WINTER TOURIST RATES.
Parties DESTROYS % going 20 a winter re-
sort or taking a pleasure trip 20 southern
points. should not fail 70 cali OF Fris~7
Line city ticket agent. corner Main street
and Douglas avenue. and ascertain rae.
route and limit q tickets. and any other
information you desire. The winter resorts
in the southern states have al OPENED ard
are ready 70 Accommodate zee aiNaZs-
ready warrn-cii nate-4esker % the uorth a.
this period q the year. and while ihe
Frisco Line Is always eauzi 20 occasioGs
a very low rate - tbe winter resorts has
been put n eneci from Sovsuber J. -
Until April y. 80. Tith fnzl ret1rz H-zif
20 Juas !. Isss. y O MORTENORE
CRY Tlcket Agent
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IN A WATERW0RKS CRIB
Five Wen In Equal Danger From
Crushing and starvation

Cleveland. O.. Feb. 24-Five men are I'M
prisoned in temporary Waterworks crib
several milees out IN Lake Erie and there
IS much apprehension felt for their safety.
Enormous piles Of ice cover the crib. a.
most hiding It from view. No commune
cation has been rad With the men for sew
eral days and Il is known their supply q
provisions Is short. Attempts 20 reach ths
crib with a tug have proven unsuccessful
Thee last supply OF food =ss taken 20 the
crib three weeks ago. II Is feared the
temporary structure will collapse under
the tons Of ice piled upon Il
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-02-25
FIRST Hor-eIe-s Ambulance.

Chicago. Ill. Feb. 24.-The first auto
mobile ambulance ever constructed vas
presented today 20 the Michael Reese hos
pttal OF this city. Il Was built in Chicago
and Is the glft OF i've prominent busi-
ness men OF this city, who refuse TO allow
their names % be used IN connection with
the presentation. Tho ambulance weighs
1900 pounds and its speed approximate
sixteen miles an hour. The body - the
vehicle IS set on a separate set Of springs
which reduces the jar and jolting % The
occupant TO a minimum.
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Official call Republican Convention

The Republican City Central Committee,
at a meeting held on the 22d day Of Feb
Tuary. directed the chairman and secre-
tary to publish a notice that the Repub-
lican convention for the purpose of nOmi-
mating city and township officers, would
be held in Garfield hail on the 7th day of
March, a 10 O'Clock a. m. That the pri-
maries for the purpose Of electing dele
gates TO the convention would be held
In the city wards on the 9Th day of
March. 1899, the polling places TO open at
o'clock p. m. and closing at Z p. m. The
basis of representation will be upon the
vote cast for II. T. Kramer. city clerk,
TWO years ago, which gives the following
number of delegates to the different
wards
First ward. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Is
Second ward. .................. %
Third ward ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. d
Fourth ward. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. %
Fifth ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. u
Sixth ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. IL
J. A BRUBACHER, Chairman.
FRED L. BELL Secretary.
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CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
s1 s2sss ,e: Of &zz21zx
Ma w,.sIow's sootbI.. syrup

Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS
BY MILLIONS OF MOTHERS Tor their
CHILDREN WHILE TEETHfNG with
PERFECT SUCCESS. j. sOOTHES the
CHILD. sOFTENS the GUMS. ALIAYs
all PAIN. CURES WIND COLO and f.
the best remedy for DIARRHOEA. sod
BY druggists in every part % the world
Be sure and ask for Mrs. WinElows
Soothing syrup and take no other kind.
Twenty-Five cents a bottle.
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ST. LOUIS KICKS ON RATES
Alleging Discrimination Ina Favor OF
Chicago

Chicago. Feb. 24-Interstate Commerce
Commissioner Yoemans and J. T March,
aud special agent % the commission. is
tened 10 a protest today from a deleEa-
ton Of ST. Louis shippers who complain
that certain railroads show a dScrim.na-
ton in rates between the Missouri city
and Chicago and other points in Illinois.
Commissioner Yeomans IN investigate the
compliant further and announce his dccis-
ion within few days.
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HOMEsFEKERS EXCURSIONS
VA NO PAC ET

on Fseroary ard 2 ard Ha-cs : ar
2 Ne all sell tickets 81 ore fzrs fgr -
round TIP p-ns =. iimlfsf - tze-ty-ors.
DAYS for return. - certain Dofnss in ths
pest and -os-hweEs. r. ths states % ~
kzrszs louisiana. Texas. Isesaa Teri
tory. Etc
FOR further fuf0-1att9n caI 81 - a.
dress = z BLDCELET. p kTA
20 y Ma g.
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"FRISCO IINEn

1llSGO LIN Z.
S0.5o-Eureka Springs. Ark. and-55
Return.
Opening Crescent Hotel, February 23rd
Eureka Springs. Ark.
For the above occasion the Frisco Line
will sell round trip tickets to Eureka
Springs. Ark. and return for $50. tickets
on sale February 18th only. good for re-
turn until March 10th. An extension O,
limit can be obtained by purchaser nav.
ing N15 more at Eureka Springs. Re.
member, tickets on sale February 2Stt
only. Leaving Wichita $40 p. m. arrive
Eureka Springs 1870 a. m. For furthe,
information call on or address
II. 0. MORTIMORE.
City Ticket Agent
City Office corner Main St. and Douglas
Ave.
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: The Cook
z Can't disappoint
> those who use
. They are perfectly
. cooked at the factory.
PASTY CEREALS
Responsible for May Cases or indi
] ~Rsfto0

hesponstoie Tor hanJ Eases Oh hhdi
SestioD.
Many cooks send cooked cereals 70 The
breakfast table in q s.srchy. pasty and
wholly in5igest Fo.e manner You are sure
Of a properly cooked dlsh when Crap
Nuts are served. Tor absolutely 10 P-spz-
ration o. ans kind Is required. therefore
the favor and ease % digestion ars inst
o. intended BY tie food experts wh0 MAKE
Grape Nuts. Try thera- Made b Possuri
CO. Battle Creek. Mich.
Leading groosEs SCI G.aPe-Su;s
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-02-25

Exchange stables at Orlando and s.,+
water. Make specially Of carrying mas
sengers between these points. Also =, =
general livery business. Travelling mems
patronage solicited.
sHIVELY, VAN WYKE & SHIvELY.
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First Publication in Wichita Daily Faq1,
January -. 1899.
(No. 5-69)
Treasury Department.
Office Of Comptroller Of the Cu--s,,,
WASHINGTON D q In q, -.

ONCE Of Comptroller Of the Curre7o,.
Washington, D. c.. Jan q rSoo
Whereas. by satisfactory evidenra -,
ssnted 10 the undersigned. It has ~.
made TO appear that The Natio7s, -
OF Commerce, of Wichita" in the cf-,- -
Wichita, in the county Of Sedgwicl ,ns
state Of Kansas. has compiled with Ell
tne provisions Of the statutes Of the Trri..s
States. required 10 be complied U.itb =.
fore an association shall be authorizes :,
commence the business OF banking.
Now. therefore. !. Charles @ D,u-
comptroller Of the currency. do hereby CO.
tify that The National Bank - g.
merce Of Wichita" in the city of y-,c...-
in the county OF Sedgwick and s,ats :,
Kansas, is authorized 10 commence -.
business OF banking as provided in sa,,,on
fafty-one hundred and sixty-nine of ~ =.
vised statutes Of the United States
In testimony whereof. witness my h.,
and seal OF Office this twentieth - :.
January. 1888. -
(SeaD CHARLES @ O.urs
d59-6ot Comptroller Of the Cur-enc,-
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EXCURSION RATES VIA SANTA Re
ROUTE

On January II. February and p. March
and q the Santa Re Will sci, round TIE
tickets at the very cheap rate Of one fare.
plus s. 10 ali points in Arkansas. Arizona,
Indian Territory New Mckee. Oklahoma
and Texas These tickets viii bear going
limit. with stop-over privileges. % fifteen
days: final return limit twenty-ons dava
from Gate of sale. Before purchasing
tickets you will 90 well 90 can on some
representative u the rood-thst reaches al
points % importsnce-'"The Great Santa
Fe" l. x DELANEY. Agent
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EXCURSIONS VIA TIE GREAT RocK
ISLAND

on Fe5-gary = Nzrga az p re
Crsat Rock Jsisn6 has nae a rzfs q 90
fzrs. alss = far fse roaa5 tEis % 1ssnts
n okishoEaa. Tasias TerTa.oTJ. Tenzs.
Sew HeEicp. Arfzona. AFkazszs azs Los
sEzzsz
Cso5nz Hzlt SKA si72-oVar privileges.
at,saa saJs Ffnsl rrfaFz lslf t~szss-
enc saya frorz Eate = esse-
2 DRAKE. 2 p 4
z Y THOMPSON.
a G. ?. : h. Zss.k1. E&S
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Arc Won Going to CaIiforning

The California Limited, Santa re Route.
gives the best and speediest service. Only
e& days, Chicago TO Los Angeles.
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CHEAP EXCURSION VIA SANTA ~
rlFtT IT,

state enoampment C. A. r.. Sons o. Vet
erans. Womana Relief Corps. Ladies ~
thu q. A r. and Ladies AlG societies held
at Hutchiuson. Kan. April 2t-2o one fsrs
for the round trip. Tickets on sale Aorii
AZ. good 2or return untn and Including
May /, 100. l. n. DELANEY. Azsnt