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1t Is Cited as Warning Against
Parental HeedleSsness.
DIR. TRlmnge Lodges n Protest
Against the Sacrifice of the
Young the Altar of
worldly AmbItIoD

lodges protest against the parental
heedlcsSncss and worldly ambi: on
which are threatening the sacrifice of
many American children; text Judges
1896: My father, if thou has opened
thy mouth unto the Lord. do to- me ac
cording To that which hath proceeded
out of thy mouth"
Jephthah was "A freebooter. Early
turned out from "a home where he ought
to have been cared for, he consorted
with rough men and went forth TO earn
his living a. best he could. In those
times IL was considered right for a man
TO go out ON independent military c>
petitions. Jephthah was IA good man
according to the light of his dark age.
but through a wandering and a prcda-
tory life he became reckless and precipi-
tate. The grace of God changes a mans
heart, but never reverScs his natural
temperament. The Israelites wanted
the Ammonites driven out of thcir.
country, 50 they sent delegation To
Jephthah, asking him to become com
mandcr-in-chief of all the forces. He
might have said, You drove me out
when YOU had no use for me, and nov
you are in trouble Won want me back"
but he did not say that. He takes com
mand of the army, sends messengers 10
the AmInonites TO tell them to vacate
the country, and, getting no favorable
response, narshals his troops for battle
Beiore going out to war .Jcphthah
makes very solemn VOW that if the
Lord will give him the victory then.
on his return home, Whatsoever first
comes out of his doorway he will offer
IN sacrifice as "a burnt Offering. The
battle opens. 1t was no Skirmishinp
on the edges of dangers. no unlimber-
ing of batteries two miles away. but
the hurting of men on the point of
swords and spears until the ground
could no more drink the blood and the
horses reared TO leap over the pile of
bodies of the slain. In those old times
opposing forces would fight uniil their
swords were broken and then each one
would throttle his man until they both
fell, teeth to teeth, grip To- grip. death
stare to death stare, until the plain was
one tumbled mass of corpscs from
which the last trace of manhood had
been dashed out.
Jephthah wins the day. Twenty
cities lay captured at his feet. Sound
the victory all through the mountains
OF Gilead. Let the trumpeters call up
the survivors. Homeward to your wives
and children. Homeward with vour
glittering treasures. Homeward to have
the applause of an admiring nation
Build triumphal arches. Swing out
flags all over Mizpah. Open all YOUR
doors to receive the captured treasures.
Through every hall spread the banquet.
File up the viands. Fill high the tank
ards The nation is redeemed. the in
Vaders are routed and the national hon
or is indicated.
Huzza for Jephthah- the conuueror,
sjephthah, seated on a prancing steeG.
q. 2cSSs.amid the acclaiming multi
= eve is not on the excited
~ bering that he had
= that, returning
" atsoevcr first
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NHICdHO ENthlnE NCWS.
No man is so good that his neigbbor. c,,,.,
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Don't throw away good but faded gar.
ments. Remember with one hours work
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Molly-'T wonder why those chickens
are called leghorns!' Dolly-"Don't YOU
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en- Days.
T, Cure your cough with Hale's Honey OF
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N'I'1VIIV VF' NUIt III OIIJ IIIIUIt.
A man gets just what he kicks for at
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less iOrtunate.-AtChIsOn Globe.
- We have not been without Piso's Cure for
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III ''V'f sndTuUshN. OUIO.
HoG SauobauM
1liZlal25rJ1ss-u1

Hoods Pills cure liver ms the nonIrritatins aud
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'''c III 'ue &c camp 81 IIarrsburg Pa, May 4, 9l.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-08-03

Mrs Florence wb,,ton Of Ludlow II
visiting friend. ia tovn Tor lev days.
-HtutyA Mile. vie and con. o.
Eev Yoit. ere ., the Equioox House.
Cashier O II. Gone OF Bennington II
TAXING . needed vocation. and Is Waiting
bis parents here.
-EissrI Bactlin. Who hes commenced
business ior himself as lawyer 10 Chiss
20. 10 aisLins bis parents visil.
MIR, aud Mr.. James Tslmsp Pyle. oil
New Yjrt. are expected this week. TO 'isi'
Atss Btovn sud Mrs. Cort st The ELM,
A team irum the Equinox Coll Club
gill go 10 Ssr.,oss Springs % Thursdsy
70 play . tourosmsnt game With the Sara
toss ciub
Ret ben, the tailor 10 furnishing golf
suits OF los prices. also doss pressing and
rspsifins al bic rooms 10 the Perkins
block.
"A Btnnins,on company unds the
lssdstsbip OF Nc Bennett eIprct 10 give
"Pinsiote 81 Ma,is Hall, oa Monday
evening". August lA,h.
--Lsonsrd Sergeant. OF washing ton,
"Msnchsstst boy, sou 81 Gov. Ssgssnt,
10 visniug M.nchests, friends sitsr 90
sbssnes OF many yss's
Rev N. l. Stvsrssee uS in town
Tassdsy He has oeiy . moth more Of
Bsnliastoa Cehtrf. bat hss not ysi decsd
81 Oh si. iaiose ksId Of Tabor.
Two hope we're given Of Aasic Hall
lat s,,t sed sss siisndsd by brili,sss
company u sass,s lion the Eqnipox
Houss sna the vlilsse
-Qaiis large psi.y 81 ladies' and sen
tlsner ssi, 10 B9ufr pond Monday. 10
esup cot lot = slon time. They mat
hsvs itsud r.ih,f eoul nistb.
-Ba,iress 10 ttill booming at ths EQei
Ios Heaa. ssleh has nssriy oil ]. ess 10
cont otsts, I'D room, snyshtrs 10 the
viilsss siii ,oon be as prsninu.
Rev. DR. snyih lssvss tosa 90 Fri
dsy tof ssrs,oss. shsts be ell preach Tor
,hs nsii too saedsys 81 tbs nfa Pnsi
Ptsb,teit.n church. Aia sYyts VIII
sesompsa, hsti.ttss
"A poelst boet eossaasins . ssu Of
$500. - tnst a. ~ -. L. -. Al. ...A u.
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It's g,ps. ks.s ssst srsestss and
tsootssa it ths ssls q The Weeds plses.
~ M. Tsf ~ - Eo.s psfnsSssi ,sI
met rssl5stl. BE call u oGos eonEta
Hstlts rsp,is sta iGpfo'sDsEs &C iss
r,tnl.t'. he ns,a 10 biz resiasses 70
az
= SsEt srus nossy priss bs's bssD
oasf.a io' vStt horsss catered spd iosnd
D. he it he best sosdiilos BY ibs ia5se.
u tho f.lr ., k.rehslsr Cssifs. Assaa
a9tk, s0sh sps slsi Fer particular,
log irs a lhs CT cep Of its soois,y. II 10
Lopsd ittfs viil bs nsty ss,riss fOt ite's
prsrss
-Asveriissaiisittu Mr., y A. Boa
softh, wtlisn Bssn,tl. Mr. Blsbchsrd,
Eiia,btth Cesar. May Z DsLOss. J l.
H0llit s,voitb. John A, Hov,rs z, 10
v,rl O Paif. Mis AuEii sttlsy. A.
W. s.np. Mn Mits Saith, ". o
Saith 2 Mn J p. sioctvsll Mu. Bes
Gle Hil,cn, Mia F,.reis Soui,, Mu y
q. Wslls
TIE msssseis Of the fair. - be beld
August 2eeb, 3Olh .nd 3l.,, have sirspsed
70 have the grounds dseorsisd With h.ss
srd buslips, 90 - 10 preseai svsty asy ~
psst.ncs. The h,ss OF sll pstions sill be
displayed snd the decorator, vbo has been
mployei promises someihipg very Zoe
aud cell worth seeing. TIL. sill be me
ibios bss aud attractive
The meetings Of The fsentietb Geo
t1ry Cleb hsve chsossd from once tort
nishi 10 onoe week Tso weeks $50
The Club mel ui,b Mfs, Hepry Brosn TO
discuss Colonisl Art spd Artists. Mics
fowlcr iesd q resome Of the be7ir nines Of
painting 10 Philsdelpbis, Boston aud New
York. aud MrS. Wilson and Miss Parsons
read from the livss OF Colonel Trumhull
and BE ,min West. The lsst meeting Of
the Club SIS nsld 90 Mondsy with Mrs.
SIll 81 the EquinoI House. Mise Parsons
continued The Lille OF Beplamiu West by
John Gait, and Miss Richards read 40
srticle from "COlopisl Homes by Marion
upon the seconi marriage OF
Aaron Barr With Madame Jumtl. This
reading vas iutrod uoed With isz words
by Mise Hsvley. Tue Club continues TO
grow 10 members and Interest
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-08-03

Mos Gu. Mutss !, vi,aiis, Lsslls
Calseu
% cree udu .sd Lalta ArroIa ue
/ boas iot erfr ,Bsdsy
-l5 h,td, are tHploye5 by The
Pnuisn Specially Coaptty, mil ,ouit
q tbs depot.
TIE won.bs G. are uQas,iei 10
ntst .iih ME-. A Il Bet.iotd 90 rbsn
day A. A.
- II. Coatars ba opessd grocery
store is the builiiss owned by Fred Nj
barn.
Nj aud Mira Liui Pond aud sob
Charles have retained from . uip over
the mosnt.in.
-Eiiih Wright. May Eaton. Lizzie
Scott sad Cbsrlss Cart. are oil uorkias
10 Bsnuinsiou,
Miss Abns Bradley hes retutaed frou
wsIllngiord wbere che hss been ~lth Der
friend Mis-. Miller,
Mrs Wsldo Williams Of sandsrlspd
and Nj. Berihs Eddy OF Hoosiek Fall,
are stopping q, Mr. William Hicks
Lake and willard Martin Of Sevisne
formerly OF thi. town, hys boash, the
Joshns Barnard isrm 10 Winhsll, price
$500
Myfon NJ E,kron hsd Bis foot badly
cut while II worn on the mountsip. the NJ
soIog through The foot, Dr. Clemens -
tends htm
Stiles MeMullen OF ST. Albsns is
guest OF Joseph Provsncher be lie 10 bis
Tooth year aud wsss witness Of The irsusu
ration Of Hayes aud Wheeler
-A'thur Davis who weut TO Abby TO
enter the regular army with every expects
lion Of being accepted was thrown out Oh
the lsit examination from . defect Of the
heart.
Stella Wright was taken violently III |
last Tuesday With Spinal Mepengitis and
vas critically III for several dsys. but is
GOV Oh the gain and will probably make
recovery.
MIR. and Mrs. Harry Boutelle OF New
York are msking their annual visit with
their mothe, Mrs.. Charlotte Reed. Since
they came their Hat has been entered by
burglars.
"A. Ii. P,tibone Is oil, ring some bar
gains 10 groceries. -four etc. He also
keeps paints, varnishes, nails and says be
san save people money by trading with
him. Call aud see il it is true.
The many friends Of Mr., and Mrs.
3lsckmer are always glad to Welcome
hem home from Burlington. il for only q
ew days They came down on Thursdsy
nd will return Monday. They will pro
ably remsin until fall.
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Tboms Rhosds. Centerneld, o. writes
| sueasd from piles seven or eight yssrs.
No remedy gave me reliei until DsWnrs
Witch Hsxsl Ssl.e. less thsn . boz OF
which psmsDerily cured ne" soothirs,
healing. perfectly harmless Beware Of
oouutsrisits J Il Thippls. Manchester
Cen.rs; a u Esstiboss, Manchester Dspot
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-08-03

ID. Wits Little Early R.ssrs beps6, per
nsbsnily. They Iced ssttls sssistsroe 10
ssiers. osasiss 30 pains or veskrssa. ger
nsses,iy earias ooes,ipsti,a snd liver
silnstta J n Rhippls, Manchester
Csslss, A u Psssibsas Manchester Depot
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-08-03
500 BOYS
W A N T E D

To get into 500 OF our Boys new
Spring Suits, Does your boy look
shabby Its your fault not ours.
We're doing our level best to please
the boys. Bring the lads to j. G.
Heinel and fix them up for next
Sunday, or for school, or for work.
Boys Apiece Double Breasted Suite Of Fine
Black Clay Worsted, SIG at 400.
Boys 2 piece Double Breasted euits OF Blue
Serge, extra good quality. sizes $40 Atti
Boys apiece Double Breasted Suits OF Fine Blue
Chsviot, sizes y. 10 at as
Boys piece Double Breasted Suits OF Small
Brown Check worsted, sizes JIG at 1850
Boys apiece Double Breasted Suits in Gray
Striped Worsted, new effects, IA IG at 1915
Boys apiece Double Breasted Suits In Gray
Plaid Worsteds, sizes 10 10 atti
Boys q piece Double Breasted Suits Of Elegant
Gray Plaid Tweed, sizes 10 10 At 81
Boys s piece suit. OF Handsome Plaid Cheviot,
sizes "a 10 At 81. so
Boys apiece Double Breasted Suits OF Pisided
and Fancy Mixed Caeyiots, sizes i.i5 At %,
$3.50 400 and 81 30
Boys piece Double Breasted Suits OF MIXED
suillngs, sizes l0-l6 Al 5000
Boys 2 piece Double Breasted Suits OF Blue Che.
viots, sizes .l6 at 81 so
Boys Vested suits OF Blue and Fancy Mixed
Cheviots handsomely trimmed, sizes 10 81
81 00, % so and 81 90
Boys ATWOOD Knee Pants. sizes 3. 10 al Soc and
rs cents
Boys Corduroy Pants a, SOC and 81 90
Boys Cotton Knee Pants, very good quality.
siZ 8 Ala at 25c.
We carry also full assortment
Of Boys Waists and Blouses in Per-
Gale, Bingham and Satin at 25c and
80 cents.
j, Q. HDINELa,
UNION OPERA HOUSE.
NJ MANCHESTER CENTRE. VERMONT
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Lou csu cure dyspepsia Dy oitune
Eat good, wholesome FOOT, and plenty G
il. -Kodsl Dyspepsia Cure digests foo
without aid from the stomach. and 10 nj I'D
to CURE. J II Wbipple. Msncheste
Centre; A Il Pettibone, Msncheste
Depot.
Fay Simmons is spending some tim
With bis parents.
Mrs NJ. A. Gates who has again beef
very i'll is impr~ving.
Mrs, Humphrey has returned to Do
set sitter sn absence OF several days il
Salem, N Y
Miss Pearl McWsyne OF Hoosicl
Fslls. N, Y, is the guest OF her uncle, N
McWsyne
Mr. and Mrs. G ,oree EIeerton ware IL
Dsnby lat week attending the funeral o.
Mrs. A. Edgerlop. widow OF Robert Ed
geitop.
Mrs Msris Holley Sheldon Of Bepr
ington iss guest OF her brother William
Holley.
Prof.. Charles l.. Lee has . humber OF
bosrdtrs Tor the summer. also Martin
Paddock.
Mrs, Z. louise II Stark OF Gam bridge
N. I is the guest Of her parents Mr.. and
Mrs J l. Robinson on Milk street.
Mrs Ire and Misc Althouse OF New
York city are in town for the remainder oil
the summer 20 guests OF Miss Cecilia de
Nottbeck.
MIRA Anna g. Child. wife OF Z. B.
Child Of Flushing, l. l. and children
have been 10 town some time. guests OF
Gilbert NJ. Sykes on Church street
Miss Gibbs OF New Bedford. Mass 4,
Mrs, Chittenden and the Misses Chitten
den Of Brooklyn are summer bosrders at
Mrs. Sarah L Connelps.
The Womsn's Home Missionary
81 cIsty wss htl st Mrs Charles Gilberts
Thursday. There ives quite . large 81
tendance and . pleasant afternoon was
spent.
Allan Bourn OF Yopk,rs, N. Y. led the
Christian Eudeavor meeting Fridsy eve
ming, The subject WAS "Honoring the
l. ord's Day" and an interesting service
vas held. The previous week Rev.
Fssusni OF the Uuion Theological Semi
nary 10 New York had cbsrse Of lhe ser
vice.
"A few persons from Manchester and
EAst Dorset we're 10 attendance With Dor
set people Of the recital given by Miss
Ames 10 School He'll Wednesday evening
OF last week and oil seemed pleased With
the entertainment. She gave Ave recits
tiots, three drsmstie and Two numerous
selections ALSO ~ exercise 10 posing
while = quaiteite composed OF Misses
Fanny and Hattie Holley. and Messrs
Ken, and A. Gilbert sang Rock OF Ages"
AT The close Mrs. and Mise Ames sang .
duet, "Tbe cong Of tie Wbip-poor. wiz
very pre,tily.
Ga this Thursday evening, Aug. third,
at eight O'CLOCK, Ia the Congregational
church, Mr. Marta NJ. Post OF Hamilton
College will read and impersonste Mrs.
eurne,t's charming southsrn plsy, E.me
rslds. Mr.. Post comes veil recon mend
"a aud ~e anticipate . most entertaining
evening. This reading is given under the
'uspicts Of the Ladies Aid Society.
n n,ic will be sdded 10 the program, viii
proceeds devoted TO the work Of society.
Tickets aud reserved seats my be secured
j, the Posl0fise or ., The door.
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TIVE SHERYix- NilLiAxs PxiST

We have the most complies hue u rAnr DO.
tween Bennington and Rutland. We have Il in
from half plnts 10 gAlloos A special Paint for
each pursose not one spsp-dash mixture for ali
orr PRICES ARE WORTH LOOKING INTO
BEFORE you PURCHASE
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You cant cure dyspepsia by dieting
Eat good, wholesome FOOT, and plenty oil
il. X odsl Dyspepsia Cure digests food
without aid from the stomach. and 10 m sde
to CURE II Whipple. Manchester
Centre; A Il Pettibone, Manchester
Depot
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-08-03

Mr. snd Mr.. Is Llcisnp, Elston. Mo-,
write; "0os Minute Cough Cure saved
the life OF our little boy when nearly dead
With Group. II Wbipple, Manchester
Centre; A II Pettiboue. Manchester
Depot.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-02
$O!XALkFss**:rs.ss
" ABSOLUTELY Pure
Makes the food more delicious and wholesome
ABSOLUTELY PURE
soYal stxNo po~oeR CO., NV YoRk.

as profession. and slowly forged ahead
in ARTISTIC recognition
After two years with Modjeska he joined
Julia Marlowe's company, where he
played the leading parts on the road with
considerable success. The date of their
wedding was announced in the spring of
1894. They were married very quietly at
st. James Protestant Episcopal church,
in Philadelphia, on May q of that year.
Some people, il is true, as they lock back
over the broken romance, may find a word
OF blame. But it will be directed against
the theatrical Spectator who accom-
plished their separation. All managers
have their business TO attend to. no less
than other people, and business is a prac-
teal matter governed by farts rather than
romantic fances. Young couples on the
stage have been separated before now. and
VIII be separated again, by the shrewd
Judgment of practical manager. James
X. Hackett, another young actor, with his
romance too. just begun, was permitted
to leave the Lyceum company last year
through the wisdom of a manager. He =
roaming far and wide in pursuit of mis-
career, while his little wife, Mary Man
remain behind. Fritz Williams and Kath-
arlne Florence are another pair Of young
people with a romance happily begun.
They, too, found their union while playing
in the same company. and have since been
separated by the same effective calcula-
ton. 1t has been rumored that z. H So
thern and Virginia Harmed will head sepa-
rate companies next year. The rumor can
be denied now and cannot yet be verified.
But other instances are thickly strewn
in the past and more still waiting. the sem
tence Of the future. So kind hearts can
pause once more and unsatisf1ed yearnings
for the glamour Of the footlights may find
a consolation, as they look on and reflect
that this life Of mimic romance is not all
rose-colored with the radiance of undim-
med happiness.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-02
ST. LOUIS AND SAN FRANCISCO R. r.
FRISCO LINE"
Tow WINTER TOTRIST RATES

LOW WINTER TOURIST RATES.
Parties DESTROYS of going to a winter re-
sort or taking pleasure trip to southern
points, should not fail to call on Frisco
Line city ticket agent. corner Main street
and Douglas avenue, and ascertain rate,
route and limit of tickets and any other
information you desire. The winter resorts
in the southern states have all opened and
are ready to accommodate the always
ready warm-climate-seeker Of the north at
this period of the year, and while the
Frisco Line Is always equal TO occasions.
a very low rate to the winter resorts has
been put in effect from November l, 1898,
until April 80. 1899. with final return limit
to June l, 1899. H. o. MORTIMORE.
City Ticket Agent
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-02
EXCURSION RATES VIA SANTA FE
ROUTE

On January Il. February and 81. March
and q the Santa Fe will sell round triI
tickets at the very cheap rate of one fare,
plus 81 to all points in Arkansas. Arizona
Indian Territory, New Mexico, Oklahoma
and Texas. These tickets will bear going
limit, with stop-over privileges. Of fifteen
days; final return limit twenty-one DAYS
from date of sale. Before purchasing
tickets you will do well 10 call on some
representative Of the road-that reaches all
points of importance-'The Great Santa
Fe." 1. R DELANEY, Agent.
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Has been used Tor over FIFTY YEARS
by MILLIONS OF MOTHERS for their
CHILDREN WHILE TEETHING. with
PERFECT SUCCESS. 1t SOOTHES the
CHILD. SOFTENS the GUMS. ALr.AYs
all PAIN. CURES WIND collie and is
the best remedy for DIARRHOEA. Sold
by druggists in every part OF the world
BE sure and ask for Mrs. Winslov'S
Soothing Syrup" and take no other kind
Twenty cents a bottle.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-02
Official Call Republican Convention

The Republican City Central Committee,
at a meeting held on the 22d day OF FEB
ruary. directed the chairman and secre-
tary to publish notice that the Repup-
ncan convention for the purpose Of nomi-
mating city and township officers Wouid
be held in Garfield hall on the TIN day OF
March. at 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, 1893. the polling places 70 open at
o'clock p. m and closing at Z p. m. me
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: 20
First ward. ..-................-........ -
Second ward. .....-......--..........-... %
Third ward..................... -
Fourth ward. ............-.... -
Fifth ward. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS -
Sixth ward. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS II
J. A BRUBACHER, Chairman.
FRED L. BELL, Secretary.
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Low RATE
HOMESEEKERS' EXCURSIONS
VIA NO PAC. RY.

On February : and q and March : and
q we Will sell tickets at one fare for the
round trip. plus s., limited 70 twenty-one
days for return. TO certain points in the
west and southwest, in the states OF Ar
kansas. Louisiana, Texas, Indian Terri
tory. Etc.
For further information call on Or ad-
dress E. L. BLECKLEY. P & T. A.
IL y Main s.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-02
Ex-ChampIon Alien Acquitted.

s.. Louis. Feb 2S.-Tom Allen, al one
time heavywe ght champion pugilist Of the
world who shot and killed John Controy
in the formers saloon last week. vas az
quilted by the corcner's jury today Al
lens plea was self-defense and the jury
fund Il instlrshlF
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-02
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
s' sssss the Of lMz2zzzz<

EXCURSIONS VIA THE GREAT ROCK
ISLAND.
On February q, March and q the
Great Rock Island has made a rate of one
fare, plus %, for the round trip to points
in Oklahoma, Indian Territory, Texas,
New Mexico, Arizona, Arkansas and Lou
isana.
Going limit. with stop-over privileges.
fifteen days. Final return limit twenty
one days from date of sale.
E. DRAKE, D. P. A.
E. W. THOMPSON,
A. G. P. & T. A, Topeka, Kan.
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Nominated h, the Pre@ideut

washington. .. c. Feb. 2S.-The DEesi-
dent today nominated John b. Mcpherson
Of PENNSYLVANIA 20 be United States dis
trict judge for the eastern district OF Penn
syIvania and William : Warner receive.
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-02
First Publication in Wichita Daily I'll
January p. 1923.
-(No. 5l69e
treasury Department


ONCE OF Comptroller Of the C,,rrs1,,-
Washington, D. c.. Jan On -S5o
Whereas. by satisfactory evidence -,
sented 10 the undersigned. II he's -
made TO appear that The Na-for,- - 80
OF Commerce, OF Wichita" in The It,. "a
Wichita, in the county OF ss5rvr,C,, - -
state Of Kansas. has compiled ~, -,
the provisions OF the statutes a. ~. -. -.
States. required 20 he complied ~ -.
fore an association SHAH be au-ho~t-ss X x
commence the business o. banking.
Now. therefore. T. Charles e, r.
comptroller Of the currency. % ~ W. g
tify that The National Bank - 80 -
merce Of Wichita in the city ~ W.
in the county OF Sedgwick and 80 90.
Kansas, IS authorized 10 connsrrs -
business Of banking as provided IN $50
fifty-one hundred and sixty-rine ~
vised statutes Of the United States
In testimony whereof. witness nv.
and seal OF Office this twentieth 5.-, =.
January. 1893
(SeaD CHARLES C 0Avru
cSs-eot. Comptroller OF the Currency