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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-17
TOMORROW'S SUNDAY EAGLE
Win Tell of Interesting Every Day
Soldier Life in Manila

Soldier Life Iu Manila,
Our Sunday apper will tel of the soldier
in the Philippines, his peccadinoes, his
peculiarttes and his good points The
story is written by one OF the troops and
it may therefore fairly be considered accu-
rate. There has been much written about
the army as a whole, but little has found
its way into print concerning the interest
ing phases Of the everyday routine life
OF the private. The story is intended 10
supply that deficiency. The Illustrations
are based upon incidents dealt with in the
story. Our magazine page will tell Of
the trials in the way OF disease and unfit
ness for work which seem 20 form All I'M
portant portion of the aftermath OF war.
The Illustrations which accompany this
are both appropriate and striking. There
will also be a portrait Of Joseph A. Alt
sheler the young writer who has suddenly
sprung into fame, and letterpress and
OF many unique things the
world over. Tomorrows Sunday Eagle will
tell of interesting everyday soldier life in
Manila
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-17

consecutive time Mr. Fuller vas chosen
president Of ths home. position ne hsa
flied VITA great credit since the founding
q the institution The 8asonz Il Kansas
are leve.-hsade5. Conservative pope am
when they get a good taiag Always c..as
70 il.
Co.oae. Dillon, % tbs Kansas Newz
STAND. and party of his friends Nj z
or SIX weeks hs1ing excursion 20 Chs
holm creek Gr. Often aas the oezt col
lection IL Esh reEaIzlsceucss since Ike Wa
ROE. and H1sa s. comes 70 relzt.ng he
particular BRAID o. story Re haz 10 eoaa.
Ia Wichita. Frank Nryes. 113 ls l9cz.
authority ~ ire ethics cf a. phs1oEophlea
vlI attest The tT.tz q ,Aa ard z.s3 q
~. DII9as stories.
Tae following outside railroad rne7
were z tae city YESTERDAY: y. p cz--
non, Rock Island superintendent oe
bridges and buildings, ~ 7. Ab5o,.. d.
vls.az superintendent & re Roek Island /.
r. Carte saiel1s travelling passenger
eve1t * me Waaas1; e. ~. Grssr z
E-asas cry. travelling passenger aEszt
~ 1s Bg FsET. ~ II Dye general bag
sage sEelt e t1s Fr.sass r g C9war-
1-7. s. Legas. 1es;s-z rzzseaEsr azert -
re NaAAs71ls, Czsts4nsaEz ard - T.ss-E
T. p Cus1nan IKE ezs-ssric p-.vsts
secretary to seratar Baz=r. S t-us f.
WszhLta sasks-E hanss ~tE as ,Tlsasf
vAez Sc cones . the eepaftraezfs ana ere
Wy taizEs are secured anf kan1is1 81
re rat5onsi sovsv1 n@at. t5e-e ars very
few 1ea NEs havs ne k.ewlas1ss t.4t
-CZsE Ass. Taez ths average tafz sn
Ezzts sa-aeshl-g s1ne r. Ire 1snzsxrre e.
ara re szlcky. hs zeZ4 rstas- lea~rs
IN Cusanaaa % get & s2ae .asn sagt
sozsn co1grssszen lie u &.xzss we--
uozzs1 heartily > Wizastz=4-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-17
STOLEN HORSES FOUND
John Surgeons Horse and Mr. Apple
mans Team Recovered Yesterday.

Yesterday three Of the stolen horses
taken from this city within the last week
were reported 70 have been found. The
fine driving horse Of John Sturgeon was
found at a farm below Wellington by
Sheriff Simmons, who wired the facts TO
Mr.. Sturgeon yesterday afternoon. It
was learned that the thief who stole the
horse drove it pretty hard and when he
got TO the farm where the horse was
found he unaitched it and took another
horse from the farmer and drove on. No
trace OF him could be found from there
The two horses that were stolen from
the German named Appleman, from near
the Midland depot were found five or six
miles west Of town. 1t is thought that
the thieves turned the horses loose when
they found that they were not good
enough for their business. Mr.. Appleman
has been waiting in the city ever since
his team was stolen, and he can now so
On his way rejoicing.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-17
6odJ.SaAJqb0aM
Zzazaixs I:1ylrzD

Hoods Pills cure liver ills the non-irrrtating and
only cathartic TO take with Hoods sarsaparilIa.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-17

sometimes seemed to be utterly beside
himself. He is a subject Of epneptic fits
and about all he ever did in this city
was to walk about the city and fall in
fits. His home is about ten miles in the
country, but Of late he would not remain
there, and since coming TO town he has
become imbued with Christian science
doctrine, Salvation Army preaching and
Carl Browns logic, IN all of which he is
badly mixed up. His son came to the city
yesterday and the family win be at the
probate court Office today to testify in
his case
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-17
SAID TO BE INSANE
James Peas viii be Tried for Insan-
ity Today

James Peas VIII be tried for insanity
in the probate court today. informat ton
having been filed against MIN yesterday.
lie IS the man Who created such excite
mert Thursday AT the corner C Empo. ia
ard Douglas by chasing old msn Banks,
= colored man, through the alleys and
streets. claiming that he wanted TO con-
vert Mr.. Banks. The colored man could
not set rid of Peas, and finally. in the
alley hack Of Brakeman Bros, got tired
Of being pursued and drew q knife to de-
fend himself Peas threw open his shirt
front and invited Banks 10 carve at his
pleasure. Banks would probably have
done SO mad not Policeman Remspear
arrived and parted the two men. Mr..
Peas seemed perfectly harmless. his idea
being TO pUt his arms about Mr.. Banks
and convert him from sin. He then went
10 the corner Of Douglas and Emporia
and drew 4 great crowd about him BY his
curious speech ard wild gesticulatious.
lie drew from his pocket slice Of bread
and holding high 50 everybody could see.
he said: See, have here a sample os the
Christians mess. Il is all enc needs TO
su5SiSt on until he gets 20 the other
world. \ plain sample Of the Christians
mess / was handed to me by the Lord
just a while ago. There is enough here
for all Of us. gentlemen. 50 walk up and
eat Il IS free. The Lord sent II. but the
Lord won't take It away. This Chris
tian's mess VIII not only appease the ap-
petite. but It viii cause sleep. Walk Up.
gentlemen, and take a bite with me"
No one ventured 10 assist Mr. Peas
with his meal, and he said that perhaps
the bread was poison. but whoever put
poison o. it could not hurt a Christian,
and he ate the big slice almost at one
bite. He attracted such a crowd that Pc
liceman Remsnear had 10 threaten 10
lock him up and he moved 10 other parts
II is said that many persons We're afraid
OF him. as he IS very strong man and
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-17
COLORADO CAPITALISTS HERE
Thought to be Looking Over the
street Car System for a Purpose


Dr. c. ". Kurie and Mr.. A l. Lawton,
two prominent capitalists Of Colorado
Springs, Col, were in Wichita yesterday.
They were driven over the city by ]. Oak
Davidson and George Dixon, and Incl
dentaly inspected the Whitaker packing
house and the street car system, and it
IS thought they were here for the purpose
of looking up investments in one or the
other Of these enterprises. Mr.. Lawton
was seen by reporter for The Eagle at
the Carey last night but neither he or
Dr. Kurie would admit such a thing. They
said they were interested in mining and
had no other business here. They were
delighted, however. with the courtesy
shown them by Mr.. Davidson and Mr..
Dixon and said the ride about the city
convinced them that Wichita was every
thing It claimed to be, if not more.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-17
REGULATES UNDERTAKES
state Board of Health Makes New
kulino

DR.. J. VI. Minick. who Is now a member
Of the state board q health. returned from
Topeka yesterday. where ne had been at
tending the arst session. Or. Miaick says
the board adopted . measure requiring sI
undertakes now TO take an examination
and secure license before engaging in
the business.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-17

"'Geat Haste Is Not
AL1vaps Good SPEED. !"

Many people trast to luck
to pail them through, and are
often disappointed. Do not
dfILy-dally in matters of
health. With it you can
accomplish miracles. Witt
out It you are mo good. -
Keep the EUer kidneys,
boUels and blood healthy by
the use of Hoods Sarsapa-
rflLa, the great blood purifier.
ScrofuIa Sore -" Enlargement of
the arm bone, qOfh bunch, proceed to be
scrOfuLa. The sore discharged disagree
ably. Hoods SarsapariLa healed # al
and left me sound as mt. !" Capt. Vim.
S. Barker, Boz 8, Wilson'S, " II.
Impure Blood NY complexion
9Uas bad. Hoods SarsapardIa has done
me much good by purifying my blood. Sly
skin IS noU dear" o4ruae d. Mccoy.
WaEsontozUn, pa.
~ Re- e,,.e IN >,o4 Hooop- 6a-.,,.n
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-12-21

Rafsla wlasnemi relkona
/ !: q n ID -
l Y o a i ID s|||1| 81
stall ob | 81 ZI'lgsl kaI I|i'|;i1IIIsg sc
,p6znej 81 lae' S aHSz 1zs
ia drug. dzied q zabie-
IA = Sic sed|ziiaaa ze ,I; swem rl5 t 3.
walrzy,s:zsaagmr,lii &. do' s. odljjaazdp.
W W ! uzblrlo'jeni powsiadali
ma swojeIk tx o1ie, tylko sam
sedzial ME 'wsii;adl, lecz roz
mawiaI COS z.cicha Don.
sRamonem.
Gala sluzba zamkowa da
remno ogladala sic "a Y
wiezionym.
- Dziekuje Panu rzekt lE
Don Ramon do sedziego
Pan ocaliles honor mojego.
DOM, ola tego ze sic Pen
|zgodziles ma moja proSbe. !
Me potrzeba tax wiel.
kiego podziskowania, albo-
wien pan sowicie mic "a 70
wynagrodzilesy polows tel
sunny. kt6ra Cd pana otrzy-
malem, poswiece ma to, ably
moiml szpiegom pozatykat
usta. Jednakowot radze pa'u,
abys pan an syna swego miaI
pod Scislem dozorem, ! 30
gdyby sic jeszc,see r.. rag m'al
|dostat y J mole r ! ME bs q
20 JUL m6gl powt6rnie ura-
towaG!
: Mech ! sic pan 9 to ME q
troszczy, - ~odpowiedziaI Don
Ramon stanowczo, ME
|zYcze sobie tego. ably moi
syn mial kiedys stanqd pod
szubienica j imie mole mial
splamit, jul on sic ME dosta-.
ME .po drugi raz = rece
sprawiedliwosci. otto ia sic
juz bede staral.
Do widzenia panic Don
Ramon, rzekl sedzia
wsiadajac "a konia.
- De- widzenis, odpo-
wiedsial ten1e. spogladal
przez chwillef "a odjezdzaialc:yml
polczem silnym kfokiem po~
,w,lr q IA zamek. 70 j. prtzy1b y
eli rozkazsl rzldz :: ! zadtzwo-
MIC i zwolat wts;zystkich slug.
Gdy study uslyszeli CLOS.
dzwonka. kt6ry ich . tax ME
zwyklei godzinie zwolywa,
biesli =czetmpredzej ME
trwalo dlugo, = juz wszyscy
zgromadzeni byli na w,ielkiiej
sail jadalnej. Wsrod glebo-
kiieg@oc milczenia, wreszeie DO
sail Docln,uaalZzzs.lF'seliea. otoe l
Cd svoich, d l / : wyiatkie=m
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-12-21

Amerykanskich.
/. 81
" prow,i'n,cyi Mexykahskiej
Sanofa. mad granica Stan6w
Zjednoczonych Ameryki Pot
nocnej. lezyHeruwsilll,o, dIugie
najwieksze miasto v tel pro
wincyi liczace 10 tysiecy
mieszkaic6w, kt6rego domy
zbudowane po wiekszzej czeSci
/ niepalonej prostej cegly.
Ma jednej :. najbrudniej-
szvch ulic tego miasta Cd
grywal sic pewnego poludnia
roku 1917 nader szczeg6lny
widok. Masa Fzburzonego
ludn, ~pomiedzy kt6rym znaj-
dowalo sic wiele pasterzy !
prxemytnik6w. tloczyly sic :
kr.ykiem / wrzaskiem " mai
wiekszem zamieszaniu q kilku
hiszpahskich soinierzy usilo-
walo p~rzywr6cit pok6j ! po-
rzadek. uderzajac kolbamni ma
burzYcieli. Iecz to okaza}o
sic bezskutecznem.
Przeciwnie, zaburzenie
powiekszylo sic jeszcze coraz
tenn wiecej. okna wszystkich
dom6w napelnily sic Giovanni
j wszyscy patrzeli ma geste
kleby dymu, kt6re ma san.em
kodcu ulicy podnosily sic ku
niebu i widocznie pochodzit
musialy Cd ognia. Maggie roz--
dzielila sic : krzykiem owa
masa. ably zrobit mieJsce ja-
kiemus czlowiekowi, kt6ry W
szalonem pedzie konno sic
pfsyblizal., ,~Zatrzymajcie CO.
mclalo kiIku. ,Zlapeie go
"a stryczek' ,,krzyczeli drudzy.
Jezdziec byi TO mlody, PJzylt
stojnic ubrany oko}o .szesnsaS-
Gle lat LEGACY nezczyzna;;
piekne lego oblicze byloroz-
palone, a jego ciemne oczy
iskrzyly sic, ggdy sobie Iprzez
owe tlumy torowali droge,
niezwracajac najmEiejszej u
magi ma powyzsze krzyki
wolania motiochu.
Do stu kat6w Z lynn
chlopakiem - zawolal Jeden
: przew5dzc6w owej zgrai,.
kt6rego koh uciekajaceggto
mlodziedca aiemilosiernie Cd
rzlcil ma strone ale znam !:
ia 90, to jest Rafal, syn
bogatego Don Ramona de
Marble, wlasciciela hacYendy.
Poezekajj tyllko moi chlopcze,
ME ujdziess " mel silnej
dloni!
Ow olbrzymi mezczyzna
posiadaiaey sile Herkul<esa,
szerwone rysy tWarzy
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-12-21

lcern.=-gB3 aMpl "a e u I
klzys y y y ||||| n l|I|||||||I
I'|,lIlgslIa|I |zlll Is 49, Ill|l
llgolasesIhll u ! ko| || M KolIF r.
D. 80 E1ll a11l5 go 80 60 80 " |
Rafal obejrzal sic, jego
ro,zpalo1n,,e> ob 81 zan'ien'lo sc
teraz ia smiertelna bladose'
gdy ujrzaaIE q soba ]. owsgo
Herkalesa, kt6ry byl dia
Wszystk1lccth1l PPostracneh. AZ
Pozwol mi uciec, Kornejo-
nawoial blagalnymn glosem
- przeciez q mic slego nie1
uczynilem! Olbrzym atol
wybuchna1 szyderczYm usm'e-
chem j wywijal swojem ia
paczem", kt6ry iak strzala
szumial v powietrzu. MIN
atoli dosiagl swego: celu'
spuscil sic Jezdziec :ze swego
.konia i jak dziki zwierz rluclf
sic ma olbrzymai " jednym
momenIcie Will mu do gar
dziela sw6j MOI. tax 70 sic
nawet Mkt ME spodziewal, ably
.temu zapobiedz. Zgraja wy
dala okrsyk prserazenia; lecz
chlopak uwo1niony Cd swego
przesladowcy Totem blysk 'st (
wicy ;wss l<e' :, zn6w na k %
i ,ak WICKER popsdzil dalej.
MIN pjerwsze zamieszanie
pominelo i chciano 20 scigae,
.byl JUL dawno jak TO m6wia
"a dziesiata granica. Me
.trwa]o dlugo a przybyi tel i
sedzia Sledczy, kt6rego Of
tym calym wypadku uwiado-
miono. ma miejsce tego O
kropnego morderstwa. MAJ
wldok zabitego .,Herkulesa'
potrzasnal glowa / migal ba~
dawczo ma otaczajacych go
s;wemi malemi siwemi oczaml
a zazywszy mqcno tabakl
rzekl: Biedny Kornejo,
za a Il !. /. s 50 il 70 myS s j I = e !.
r ! i pfzytidn'eI 8 ztsk i kon IS !
Vice Rafaf, naistarszy syn
Don Ramona "a i yl jj,e .G NOR
derca, ezeii dobrze slYszaiem
CIV to przysz1:l|of' . do IA laksilej|
~.sprzeczki pomiedzy mimi?
e.: !: Me, sprzeeeczka tego +!
wlasciwie nazwat ME MONA o'1al; !
.odparl jeden g sgromar
dzonej zgrai, - Rail- dostal
sic DO ,.plekla Don Aquila-
!; rro,'wg,,egon iak go powszech-
.pvoo ,'is graczy
.przegral tam swoie wszystkie
ip~ieniadze i rozgniewany Q tc
n,n,dnalif dw dom. mech I
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-12-21


nezczyzna ogorzalls cd
sIoasl II q D u
koniflZIlRaII| u uszan / |z|!|lIIglaI !,
ka n ~ III Is Rlpovisd I 80
I'lEse Il AZ many Il n Is s.ssg|I|z|g1.||! y,
a! !'al1EIIlllll!!a|I I l5il'
n ,1!z'zl.: sasie Ell ;j'al'' Il, ~. In n'l,I|.-
nie kniieWyrriz = nam teggo
rokutyle slkody, lak przsz
inne lata.
Dzi'ekuje q Euzebio,
lodPoWlet:'d7Ezz'lia7i Don Ramon,
- czujnos6 byla bardzo dobra
podlug tejze bede Gle
wiedi:z.iitatl: wynagrodzit.
80 Pochwalaz ust mego
Pana j w's;a.,ditzlcy Jest ola mnie
oaipieknie,sza nagroda, rzekl
domu, przez kt6rego
CRUDE rysy przelec'al zado-
w'a,llniajacy l usmiech.
.. Wiadomo mi. le w,ii'e,rnt,y
jestes ola mnie, odpar'
Don Ramon " dobrotliwym
TOME, a teraz chodz ma
,kolacye, aby ne mas ME po-
trzebow.;a,nl,o c g, Ale Po-
wiedz mi, czy ME widziaiez
Don Rafala? Jul cd samego
rama RAM ME pokazall. sic ma oczy.
Widsialem 60 pred
niespelna godzina, jak po-
wracalz miasta, 5powie7
dial Euzebio. postepujac q
swoiim panem ma dziedsiniec:
'zsamlk,oe,wY, foczeml n. wedtug
codziennego zwyczaju Fam
knal brame.
Ma sail ladalnej zgroma-
dziIa sic wszystka sluzba O
kolo ogromnego stolu, kt6ry
HtEEsrE .l -E6 LE 49, $50 ul=E ~
otoczony byl lawkami. Ma
dw6ch re zbionych krzeslach
: wysokiemi poreczami obi
aksamitem usiedli Don
Ramon ze swoja m1alzonka.
OIb6ta lkolacya wlas z''1i,s ). juz
1ukohczzouna. kiedy Y
DIAL SIG uslyszet CLOS
,dzw,iot;ka.
!, R !: ~ kt6r ], I. 7 ! brs'tmi !
r,oydzicami: &. tax <. sa am .znaldo-
wal sic PREY ko'laccyii,, zh ';'1l !,
gdy uslyszal 3dzwonek, Euze-
bio tymczasem poszedl odem.
knac brame. Niedlugc Potem
j %wproWadzil. Sc
k:yminalln1pego, kt6ry
uklcniwszy sic obojga pah-
stwu. poszedl wprost kn
Rafalowi j Epolozywszy reke
ma lego ramieniu rzekl mo-
glosem: ~. " imie
krola aresztuje pans, albo1 J:
wien stales sic winnym NOR
derstwa!
[.-ESNESEE+SkEHE 49,. EHSf. 80 go @ESEE$sS ~ VWg%sg@1
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-12-21

~ "a Ms 0AsssA ls39SSSa&S~ kSsEsHs
!suego d Nis II||||||| atoli'
a 'lYllIEIi.'r ! q l||'|'l||||'| ''
dies .:iIII21| ulzbrojon ,!g11l'I'EEl /.
jak uYjslzdzal Z mast mast sudal
Sic presto Y kie7r 'HlI'l gdzie
Sic znajdoWal zamek Don
Ramona dc Marble Va mole e
8 godzin % miasta oddalo=
nego. B
"a za sln,lsal! obchodzono
dzsii!slaj, tax nazWalia uroczy-
stose rzezi. Opodal Cd zamku
zbudowanego Y ksztalcie
fortecy uprz;adzone. bylo q
grodzenie, d, DO kt6rego Wpror
wadzono bydlo przeznaczone
ma zabicie tluste Cd chude-'
60 oddziellaln'o'.. Przy wychodzie
owego ogrodzenia stall hala-
bardzist;a= ! prrz'ecinai wycho-
dzacyrn. zwierzetom zyly y
tylnych n6g,. : jezeli moi
lego chybil kt6re 2 tych
{ b:'ie',dnyclh1, zwierzat, natenczas
.dlrugi hala l'fu' 4. Sciggal "a
kowe ma koniu i chwytal je
"a pomoca lapacza. Pred
drzwiamii palacu stall oparty
,wysoki j silny mezczyzna''l oko-
10: 40 lat LEGACY " bogatym'
.stroju sz1achcica' krajowego,
z lego rysi6w twarzy wyczy-
tao .b,y}o MONA wielka ener-
gia / zelazne postanowienie
wolf; oczy jego otoczone ge-
stemi brwiami spogladaly mile
i lagodnie, lecz jeSeli jaki
qniew lub zgorszenie wywo-
laly rumiedca ma tym ogo-
rzalym obliczu. przybieraly
wtenczas TAXI wyraz, re !
najSmielszego przejely trwoga.
Mezczyzna ten byl to Don
de Marillo, wlasciycilel
zamku j ksiazecego majatku.
Pochodzil on re starodawne-
p - rodu szlachty hiszpshskiej
! po s~iede } ma ii 1l i ! Pc.
malzefskiego obdarzyl
go Pan Bog llczna familia !
;t { 1z sz1 IS i n ) i = IL 1 IS ktF6r KS
Rafal byl najstarszym, jed
4 "a { c65 81 kt56ra jeszc:zes ME
skohcsyla pierWszego . roku.
Makehstwo,kt6re Don Ramon
zawarl Don Felicia, ME po-
.chodzAo: ze strony jego
malzonki wlasnej sklonnosci
serca, tylko e taxa by'a !.
VIOLA rodzic6w v, pomimo tego'
atoli zyli oboje malaonkowie
nader szczesliwie ! Donna
Felicia kocha1a swe dzieci :
najwieksza macierzydska mi
loscia.
Slonce wlasnie schyla}o sic.
s%S1 1t4$.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-12-21

G sic Don Ramon do
Miedzial g strasznefn postep-s
RI sweeo najstarszego syna
'rozkas;zal SNoiln sngon, aby
oczem p6W
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-12-21

EIdrego szerWone rysy tWalrzzyy
Kos aaoglalai ace oezy
ris aie wroz, Y, ca
u sW6 i paska umoeo-
Eszn zy apaoz II
s.sss.ssssS oka.eh
Sss;ayaaSs#sS1ss .s,ss I'LL
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GARDEN CITY.

Garden City, April H. "A hat social
was given in the M. E. church Wednes-
day evening.
Everitt Terry has purchased his faith
ers interest in the meat market.
George Jackson was given very
pleasant surprise party at Frank Davis
Rapidan.
Mrs. Lon Butterfeld is visiting in
Mankato.
Thos. Price returned Saturday from
Wisconsin, where he has spent the win
ter.
Will Conklin was a Mankato visitor
Monday.
Mrs. w. Weld, of st. Paul, is visiting
in town.
Chas. H. Peterson has opened his
grocery store this week.
Fife Rector is visiting in Elmore
Ed. Rolands, of St. James, is visiting
relatives.
Monday the ice in the Watonwan riv-
er went out. 1t was the largest gorge
that has formed for number of years.
George Lafavor met with serious &C
cident He was thrown from his horse,
breaking his collar bone and arm.
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4 Running Fight.
HOW A NOTORIOUS GUERILLA
BAND WAS FOUGHT.
Veteran of the First Missouri Cavalry Relates Incidents of Sr-
mshes with QuantreIs BuShWackers
From the Euensng Ne,os, Detroit, Mich.

The well known employee of Detroit, Michi-
gan, Board of Public Works, Joseph B.
Myers, living at III Fort Street, west, is AN
important member of the Grand Army of
Veterans, and recently had a remarkable
experience.
Comrade Myers enlisted at Edinburg, Mo-,
in 1862, and served during the war in the
southwest, and was discharged at st. Louis,
Mo-, in 1865. He was member of Co. X.
First Missouri Cavalry, 14th A. C. Western
army commanded by General Burnside, and
later by Gen. Eads. He participated in the
battles of Springfield, Seas Ford and all the
principal battles through Missouri.
For months the First Missouri Cavalry
followed the notorious Guerilla Quantrell
and his band of bushwackers. Scarcely a day
passed but what there was running fight.
For nearly six weeks Comrade Myers was
in the saddle constantly. 1t was campaign
of strategy and endurance, as both sides
were well mounted. Night and day it was
fight and skirmishes and the men were pros.
trated for weeks after Quantrell was driven
from the State. Many times the command
rode all night to cut off his retreat and fought
all day. The men slept and ate in their
saddles during this campaign, and were glad
when they were relieved
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the legacies unpaid and description of all the
real estate excepting the homestead, of which
said deceased died seized, and the condition
and value of the respective portions or lots
thereof; the persons interested in said estate,
with their resdences;and praying that license be
to him, granted to sell the following described
tract of land to-wit: The south half of the
northeast quarter of section thirty o. in
township one hundred and nioe (1o9) North, of
range twenty-niue (29l west, situate and ly-
ing in the county of Blue Earth and st ate
of Minnesota And it appearing by said
petition that there is not sutfi lent
personal estate in tie hands OF said admins ira
tor, TO pay said debts the Iegacies or
expenses of administration, and that it is nee
essary for the payment OF such debts legaces
or expenses to sell all of said real estate.
1t is therefore ordered that all persons in
terested in said estate appear before this Court
on Saturday, the sixth day of May. A. d.
1899 at1uoclock I'm at theProbateOffice in the
city of MankatO in said county, then and there
to show cause iii any there be) why license
should not be granted to said adminstra. or
win to sell so much of the real estate OF said de-
ceased as shall be necessary to pay such debts,
legacies and expenses.
And it ia further ordered, that this order
shall be published once in each week. for three
successive weeks prior to said day of hearing, in
the Mankato Free Press weekly newspaper
printed and published at the city of Mankato,
in said county.
Dated at Mankato, the tenth day of April
A. ID. 1899.
By the Court:
WIN. F. HUGHES,
probate SEAL. Judge OF Probate.
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ROSS FOUND GUILTY.

The trial of Samuel Ross on the
charge of having sold liquor to minor
was concluded yesterday afternoon and
Judge Shissler took the evidence under
advisement until ten o'clock this fore
noon, when he found that the evidence
was overwhelming as to the guilt of the
defendant. He sentenced Ross to pay a
fine of S25 and costs, total of $45. 60, or
80 days in Jail. The fine was paid A
number of witnesses were examined on
both sides.
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scribed, it will not pull any out and is
much better than hoeing, as it kills all
the weeds and makes dust blanket at
the same time which holds the moisture
even in dry time. By this process
every farmer can raise enough berries
for his own use and hardly miss the
time. Cultivate late in the summer.
Late cultivation will produce twice as
much fruit. By using the anti-clog
weeder three or four times you will
have nearl y all the weed seed destroyed
so you will not have to resort to the hoe
more than once. In the fall soon as
the ground is frozen cover with straw
or slough grass. l prefer the latter as
it is free from foul seed. In spring as
soon as the frost is out of the ground
rake off covering. If your rows are
five feet apart rake covering between
the rows, az it serves for a mulching
there and keeps the weeds down But
do not under any consideration leave