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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-23
CUhRLOTTEsyILLIs.
4 Mnrrirgc-Arrcstcd for Cruelty 10
"a child.

"a thtid.
EIJTTEsAILLE. VA. February
2,-e-pec Mr. George Henry befich
of Augusta county. and Miss Neile Belle
Smyth. Di This city. We're married 90 D
O'Clock this afternoon at the residence of
the brides parents. 123 Ridge street. thc
Rev. g. J.. retrle. ID. D.. of the preshyte-
rilu church. omc.ating a wedding dinner
Was served. and later Mr. and Airs Le-
wick took tnc afternoon train for stauu-
tom.
$40 nfre excitement was caused hy the
conduct ~ Ezra Lzra au Arabian. who
conducts a variety store ON Main street.
Ho haa ga little chlid of years. who he
says o. his daughter ued hand and foot
and Was whipping her with c1Whide. a
crowd assembled. drawn bf The chld'f
screams and 10 would uof have taken
much urging 20 have induced them t0
take summary measure. Joe pulislmau
Of this fiery Oriental Ic was arrested
ana locked up and doe child released.
THE Rev Mr. TrbbIc. of the Baptist
church of this city. has gone to Klch-
mond. whore Doc Wui begin series of
meetings This evening at Calvary Bap-
uat church
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-23

Tho speeches began 90 d. O'Clock. Senior
I.ab0stlda. in the course OF DIS remarks.
said The authorities az washington would
never govern the country against Co. VIII
"a remark which was loudly cheercd. The
house also checrod President Mckinney.
Senior Rivera said General Gomez would
never leave cuba. be was tD bring IBIS
family here from San Domingo and stay
always u Cuba. The speaker referred
glowlngly 90 Washington. and was loudly
chrcr0d.
senior Julios Aritz president ~ che
Junt8 welcomed General Gomez tD Man
tauzfs.
GOMEZ SPEAKS FEELlNGLY.
The cuban commander answered.
thaufInr h.s hosts and referring fcol-
iucv tp tine dark days ~ tho revolution.
DO said Doe could not c1pre.s DIS grafi-
tudc 40 thc welcome accorded him or the
other deep feelings ~ h.s heart Hc
made uo reference 90 politics. and was so
hoar-s Doe could hardly arucuiatc.
General Gomez BIAS boon ODD for several
weeks past ana looks tired oIf.
The banquet Wrs over at ID o'clock.
General Gomez was cheered as he de-
parted
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-23
LOST. srnAYED. AND POND.

LOST FEBRUARY AD. hri
First and cary streets and iYl
DNE BROWN LEATh.f li t'
liberal reward wiil D. Daia i..
Do south First sfrea
sTKAYED Oh STOLEN
SETTER. answering f0 hN 49,
p-afTF. SPOTTED sET1 EE
ans.erlus f1 name ~ 'Diad
N r~ftsrned - l0 east Brood
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-23

Clouds OF nedicated Napor Are In
hailed Through the Mouth and
Emitted from the Nu-triis. Cleans
ing ana NnpOrinE al the Iniinmed
and Diseased Parts Which Cannot
he Reached ~ Medicine Taken
Into the stomach.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-23

PROFITABLE WORK oif i-'
AprUfs ln ryery town No. secure
ions fo tho Ladies Home J0lr
al. samfday Evening posi- Good
good work we want agents
fh0royrhiv and with bus.ner
cover each torfl0u with our
lffIe h90fIofs and other advert
far How web some Of or aF
tlrcleled ID told lu "a little book.
would like fg send you pJrfriIfa
~ our hlHf agents. with fnf
how fnfy made lf pay IllE
PUBLISHING COMPANY PhIiH.
pa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-23

a YOrNG MAN WANTS a COMFORT
ably. Furnished square Room.
board Address POST once LoK ~.
D.. y'.If.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-23

WHEN REAL ESTATE Is SOLD ms
IANES FOR THE CURRENT CArrv
DAR YEAR ARE To BE PAID rg,
hAIA Bf THE VENDOR AND ms
NENDEE. 'H.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-23

Az EXPERIENCED CIGAR rhIi
man FOR Virginia and Tonne
fuf ID surrf.sf ul one need apply
LOOT. O1TENHElMER H. ILII'.
Baltimore. 3d.
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Over 100000 Sold in
THREE WEEKS.

with this Inhaler you are enabled %
treat yourself at your home. Thus saving
doctors fees d. does away with taking
unpleasant doses into the stomach. aud
renders uuueeoesIry amy cutting. clu-
t,rIz,1g or burning. THE seat of The disc
Dase is directly attacked. and the germs
-..- LI.--L
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ron RENT.


No. . GOVERNOR srEEkI "a Is
80, POLLARD q BAUD
and north Eleventh ''-
fe r. SGnas1hi
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-23

a pDHCHAsER FOR 8 COPY
Iaud NcNaUv's lHleEel hIaf
World t'uN Morocco. cot .f
fi5. ral Boz bought f0f 81. ADIt
east Main street
fADIEsf Cficfes'sfs frr u Pguggf -
"a fya-slf brslaI. arc tho Bfsr
- la % ofhaf nfrI 80 a.frfe a Il'
far islfs.f isnss " RofDFn Mall.
Chichester ChsLical Co, Ihiiala.' D %
(au e-Tu.Thsuly)
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-23

hy the Valentine Auction COMPANY
- east BROAD street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-23

Mr.. Albert L. Tuslcy and Miss Gcorgie
L. Waite were married yesterday eve
ming az 3 O'Clock az che residence OF the
brides aunt. AIRS Isaac Newman. 90
north Fitst street. Rev. T.. HI. kawlines.
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Mailed to Any Address for 81.
All Druggists sell Them.

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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-23

SPEClAL AUCTION SALE IN
- NkN AND SLIGHTLY Used CtRrrrs
eS SQt AkES. Old AND UANnS.rS
SIN hR-bACk MIRRORS We BAL. Ia
at V"1 "'fefoom' SO east Broad sf,.t
THIS Thursday MORNING
FEBRUARY aI
ar 1880 O'Clock rs New Mo4ustfe A,....
ster ana Brussels CARPETS .sa'. .. ...
carpets made Tor account of nr. .. ..
largest houses I'M fho CITY WN ...
I'D slightiN used Brussels end WHf..
pets. Art squares Rugs Nr .r.
pieces OF Fine Furniture. Enlr...
Bedsteads. with handsome i...
mines 3 silver Back. French U.. n
very old ana antique. The nf.. ..
NtCd to attend the sale
D. a. NALFNrrN.
fe y Manager aui A.....
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-23

These houses ure pleasantly Hitnf.
contain siN rooms each. with modern
pr0vcmDnfH. and now rented to mar
tenants
Tha property must bc sold. 8nd ..-
stHurIl lO 0r o. per cont iuFeHfW.
Doc secured
The urlghhorho.d lf good and fI.
wanting homes should mot Hil i .f.
TERMS Liberal and fUH0uuc. ...
R o. CHAPLIN a. CO 0u..rporH
r. ~ Auction.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-23

ROY TO STRIP TOBACCO ONE.
fourth mile beyond Soldiers Homo NJ
road r. NIf
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pEBEMproRY AUCTION SALE

4 OF
STORE AND DWELLING
so. h9 WEST BAKER STREET ....
NER SilOON'S ALLEY
AZ tho request of tho owner nH.
non resident and who ia noN ir f0.
and anxious to sem before hc I.I.
shall offer at public auction. un. U.
premises. 0n
FRIDAY. FEuRlA AIRY 3D. IN.
uf ego o'clock e.. IT.. th. Hhotr.I ...r...I
PROPERTY. fronting M f..f "..
thc south slide of Baker street, Boz. H...
of lnia feet to 1u uu.N I0nf .
attend this SALE Hs a. great bargain .
had bon this property
TERMS Liberal and 1nn0m .i H...
SUTTON N IN.
~ 2}-lt Au.I0u.
49, n. y. Cha0lu d. Do. un.nrrlui.U.
Real Estate hI.u.u..I..
no. 1 north Tenth Irrf
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EMPLOYMENT WAITS.


A SALESMAN WITH EXPERIENCE lH
tnn sfauouar. Printing and h'ni
.lness Nuat Doc competent tD mako
Inmates fDr work lu fhr.n limos nN
without such nkrfrIDurn mood tUU.
EVERETT WADIEY COMPANY N..Y-
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Nos. f03 AND lOl NDftrN IWfN Itt
NINTH SINEEI
ON FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 20 l
Ht 8 g. So
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-05-28
An American Duchess Comes Back.

The kingdoms of the old American
Duchesses Baroonnesses Countesses and My Ladys of
various degrees These represent many royal
slaves of the market raised educated endowed
highest foreign hereditary rank The
girl with the possessor of a
foreign gets seemingly.
three impecunious princes pauper
by all Europe numberless 81
1igftimates claiming royal parentage
holding the claim The
Spain in this recalls the his
6InqpooM euEsIA ssEN 1851 1susnv IeSeIIeu
cry, of Washington D. c. The courtshp of the Duke
Duchess twenty years ago. At shat
time he Count Brunetti of the Spanish legation in
Washington under secretary. Miss Lowerys parents
jected the mardage then because of the of their
daughter Brunetti appointed
remote South American post where were
quired a communication The engagement
eighteen years duration Count BrunetH time
inherited estates Spain returned to
her, and their marriage
after a summer family New London
Connecticut quietly celebrated. Duchess is
woman Iovabe disposition character, an
n work in colorng supposed
to have been by man. vigorous style and
execution.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-05-28
But Then They Take to Themselves Wings.

The tickle goddess we call Fortune. whose shrine
Christians nfdes alike worship, whrs her wheel with
the contingent top being in all probability the bot
tom substratum of tomorrow Still the small minority who
are avories for however brief are enved
by mankind, while they themselves hold them
selves superior the less favored It's riches that
makes man. blood mental requirements nor spir
To be wealthy is to be the whole thing
to poronless be nothing It's property not per-
sonalty, which and rules and commands homage
The -Four Hundred" of New York superior in one
thing and thing ony-money Stood before camera
their faces picked by nneaments of
superiority four humid
red other towns by their
mentality they would superior to
four hundred selected from any community Turned
loose TagaI they be selected from
among any average American citizens in
like undress superiority based solely
proposition that of money acquired enamed stolen.
The name of Henry Probasco of Cincinnati at one
time as familiar to the people America that the
vanderbilts. Goulds Hunngtons Asors, and the rest
Probasco multi-illonaire also day. living in
palace filed with paintings statuary furniture
1t Probasco who gave Cincinnati the Tyler
Davidson fountain, splendid kind
world The associations connected with presented
poetic and artistic way, the foun-
tain might epic. 1t him 100000
Other benevoences calling for large credited to
Henry Probasco. 10 years old, mil
Honaire, but exists salary paid him pres-
dent of Syringe Grove cemetery beautiful spot,
which by aid Of Strauss landscape gard
nerer laid established lakewood the home that
cost Mr.. Probasco half million dollars sold few
weeks $4,000 Its former owner lives in a
little rented cottage impoverished, and
without influence just nnetynne every hundred
the nabobs this country doing today but
the fact Of the possession of the for the
most part won. God only knows how.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-05-28
Daily eagle
NJ. N. MURDOCH. Editor.
A Kansas Poet, Scholar and Statesman.

John J. ingalls, is now regular contributor to -he New
Journal in as signed editorials
In one Of his recent contributions which appeared n
the Eagle Thursday morning ingalls, Americans are
apt to Stop over that they Dewey reception
that will sagger the creduty nations and then let 60
The ktchison Globe quoting above, mentions that F.
L. vandergrf says ingalls, stuff" is better than that Of
George Alfred Townsend Gath supposed lead all news
paper correspondents.
The ability of ingalls, as has long since been
conceded In ideas choice of words, in voice. pose
and gesture he orator, conceded to be pre-e
reny such in body composed successful ora
tors That he is a writer of ordinary literary
merit reference has only to be productions Of
his pen found in the Of Kansas Magazine
for the most convincing proof ingalls, is also poet and
who to the contrary He failed as
a statesman only because he is politician Luck not
merit political fortunes of the average states
man. and crowns his ambitions with Deprived Of
the luck opportunity far than onehaf Of the
statesmen political. military and naval heroes and
leaders of the last would never
have been heard Of who equal to op
ortunity is rewarded with success. at
tanned political diplomacy necessary in retaining
position than either ability The idea that states
men and other leaders create opportunities faacious Had
ingalls, been politician had he not tried to play
ate part Of one would have remained conspicuous
figure in the United Senate its leader 1t is not
because he does enough, but because he tells
what he knows him All the same as writer,
as poet orator and statesman holds not his equal
There is but one who ingalls, equal in
satescraft but he author Besides
the luck of opportunity will never come him. did
he would fail TO avail himself Of it.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-05-28

hot winds hold sway. viii be established.
Along with the artistic advantages there
are TO be repeated other profits The
waters of ditch and lake are to De utilized
by the farmers for irrigation and miles
of laterals have already been o7nsVrucled.
so that nearly half the county viii be
watered from this tributary OF the Ar
kansas.
Tho problem OF water supply IS the
most perplexing problem before the west
ern people. and there have been many
plans proposed that were intended 20 give
relief. The rivers that flow rom the bills
and then. laggard and imless. saunier
across the prairies. cannot furnish water
10 all who wish to secure their help. Too
much water is wasted. At times the
stream is bank full or IS flooding all the
surroundin country; then there :
drought, and just flies the bed OF the
stream. In the opinion Of many the true
solution OF the question Is by means Of
reservoirs which shall Lold the surplus
and give * out slowly when needed. To
co this is the object OF Cheyenne Bottoms
lake. and the experiment is on such a
large scale that II promises 20 be an
authoritative ties, OF the pan. Il VII
| az least result in forming the largest arti-
| fetal lake in the nation.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-05-28

fFr0rn TIE Dee A9laea teEiFfFft
-. tez-e-r II me country ugst frs
49,. -... .4.- ts.--.. "a tsr~ a.
. -. - 1850.
a DIZZY +'t 't-''@+ '
of.r end fTftr6 Ttff- q ias pas l'~f
critics Hsr tc Erezt Donors she trF~E
qrr fra eakn % F8ga irul. gave ~ is.es
yet F-1rsr1r. and f1e famous I've --f .1
rra-ssa 40 n-x she Gas come go rs
frart aal center % ray9ff taai ere ras
~. -rest sasr.9tlc tgwa ia tae ces-frF.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-05-28

the wise old advocate. ''sshe does the
work of the house ard does I well. She
is an economist in every sense OF the
word Is IL right that she should receive
merely her board and clothes2 Is she not
entitled TO a regular allowance 10 spend
as she pleases? Do not think me med
dlesome old foggy, my son. ne acdcf,
rising and placing mis- hand kindly on his
sons shoulder. But l have been OBJ
serving all these things. and 1 merely
wanted 10 give you PERSONAL application
of this lesson in economy. You see how Il
il humiliates one 70 have to. Deg h1moly
Tor the money that one has honestly
earned-to be called upon for an account
OF every penny one wishes to spend. Don't
put your wife into such a false position
as this. Treat her as one OF the firm OF
harrington & CO.
Dudley stood still a moment, poncering,
and then he SAID. earnestly:
Il will, sir. You are right!
And Aiilly was delighted. that every day
to receive a check fo- an ample sum Of
money from her husband
rs it al! for me?' she cried, with sht-
tering eyes.
yes. ALL" Dudley answered. Laughing.
But what am 1 TO do with 50 much
monevT'
Lock it up in your desk. dear" re
answered. and spend il for you needs as
they occur"
But I never had so much before all at
one timer' exclaimed the amazed Milly.
mo, you never had, more shame 10
me-" acknowledged Dudley. But have
come TO the conclusion, Milly. that you
are no child TO be given a few shillings
at time You are my housekeeper, and
| deserve your regular salary. shall give
YOU five pounds for your own personal
| expenses at the beginning Of every month.
| and you shall use and ccononlize II as
YOU choose. The household expenses. or
course. will be paid out Of the common
| stock"
''Oh, Dudley. never felt so rich in
my life" said she. Now, l can dress
| like other women, and give little money
| to the church and help the poor and feel
| independent, And 1 can lay by little,
| too, Dudley, every month! Oh, you SHAH
| see what an excellent manager l can be-
| Dudley harrington looked at his young
! wife with sharp prick Of conscience
at his heart. Why had he never made
| her so innocently happy before? Simply
| because II had never occurred TO him.
And Milly ran eagerly TO her father-in-
| law.
"Papaw she cried. at am to have five
| pounds month all for my own self, and
| never to give account of penny or 1t,
unless I please! 1t is Dudley's own of1er.
Isn't he kind?'
And Colonel harrington smiled, and
patted her head and answered, with
| touch of sarcasm:
| Every kind, indeedi"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-05-28

the English people whose little exercised
that despite the fact Salisbury birthday
banquet out his way his hearers the
Queen in the good health best pos
sibe spirits her majesty giving for anxiety
to her medical attendants Her complexion coorless her
countenance expesonless She is feeble and with difficulty
assisted into her carriage It is alleged that she
not been sleeping well lately owing the that her
nerves overstrained by the Of work
insisted doing lately Her majesys attendants win
to be until they her safely installed
beloved Balmoral where. it is hoped, and quiet
restore her her usual vgor But beloved Balmora
South Frances soft climate much longer the
life of the aged Queen lived days
place along side the usrious ashes
repose Westminster.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-05-28
"Flags, Nothing But Flags"
execution.

The Postmaster General is in receipt of a design for
flag emblem of postofice department
for posoce federal buildings The Secretary Of
War has designed flag for the the
Treasury Department for the internal cutters
If all departments adopt distinctive flags
ington would look like carnival of nations. Distinctive
flags Old Glory fully the
quirements. is going to look around for
the coors which designate where his may be
inquired for Better stick the star spangt the
all around emblem of every department all authority
the symbol glory and legacy patriot fathers
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-05-28
That Preacher Named Sam Jones.

San Jones' the southern preacher the peo
pie Of Louisville in the other night
th past fifteen years btween and
$4,000 year. Yet he said, his
whole fortune this time is less than $4,000. God
tinued Mr.. Jones' does not restrain a from making
money, but He restraints the way a should spend
Jones declared his independence authority
in this striking IF who has oeing
in of train, nothing few pieces
of and broken hoe. So if bishop gets
nothing will be but scraps broadcoth and
cavedn beaver hat Referring divorces, gives
his opinion before the court is
bad He commiserated women who have drunken
bands, saying: IF 1 a Tdd just love
a dog a drunken rascal who comes home
night with the smell of beer onions mburger
cheese his breath" Then he gave at the
merry Louisvans adding Some topers
like onions, and I 0 say have smeIt onions
longer and oftener in Louisville than
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-05-28
Abaut People Taiked About

r1-re-t1s Tzrserrst was 1gce q cor
ear. SMOKER aat - late rfa~s has 5a1
=, give rr- tceE---. = trd. - Hats
..--s+ anyone can learn f1 70 N1et
II Z. il a. cree ere res- fEpe rF@ s71
he most unnecessary q aas-.s
T,e- rrea rrrst7- la zfre>siy trre--
zra.--es ss.th offers - az-Ea sE-s t1F
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so-ra literary aaliatT is 7Tas '1lt
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s--azT. ard rcW tes-s e ~ 'ffs
s-,r-a s-t9- So - agE -Brs - cfazla@rf
fsera wNs SCI nfs pasteF W1rE- j. 49,
re-e-a-fv -u1re faeszss-c ta4- t14sf = 2zg
e-oreer maker
xs.1e-.-e Letter tza reuFa = 1-sfy
Cs-zor w5o s. r1nK o. go stage fAf
r. Sez York papzr flzt tas rsH p
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TIE &-sss4s 81 y @-Fs@
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-05-28
A Bit OF British HypocriticaI Buster.

Whether there is anything genuine the expressions
INDUCED in by the London press yesterday
probable failure Of commissioners to reach conclusion
settlement the boundary question between the
United States and Canada, not quite that
the plea put forth that there between
Anglo-Saxon peoples is hypocritica If Canada is
Anglo-Saxon. then is Paris Ango-Saxon France is
Latin is Canada Outside British governor gen
erals and their official foowngs little Of the Eng
lsh Canada But Latin Protestant or Catholic
Canada viii find herself up against far as the bound
line question IS robbed America
in the Kondike to which country claim was never
anything but doubtful Eastern Alaska IS
becoming promising gold field Canada presuming on sub
stanal backing from Great Britain up with most
preposterous claim for which the
cash paid Russia The Canuck should not forget
that there ways repral than through the tariff
laws; THAI if the colonized Of Canada ever gets
into trouble with Uncle the first thing he VIII d.
viii be to blockade the Lawrence With battle
ships and the lakes with ronclads Alaska the entire
defined by the geographical lines and govern
surveys belongs the United States and this eoun
neither be wheedled bluffed out Of any portion
of land
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-05-28
aDEArHs SONG.

Lay ne down beneaf &c WILLOWS IN %
grass.
wah de branch II be a-ssngin' as i pass
An wen IS a-layin' low,
I kin hyeah il as il so
sing:n': .-sleep. my honey. tex 20 res
at las'i"
Lay me nigh 10 wsh it rneks httle pooh
Al de watah stSu's so qaiet lax an So'i'
whah de little birds IN spring
Ust 10 come an drink an ssng.
An a. chfllen waded on dsy way 10
school,
Let ne settle wen my shouidahs drap
oey load.
Nigh enough 70 hyeah de noises u sc
read.
Fu' I l'ink 6e las long res
Gwine 70 soothe my sperrit ees'.
Fl Is layin' mons &c t'ings IS slius
knowed
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-05-28

In the matter of mastering Twentieth Kansas
the department has finally adopted suggestion
gnaly made by Senator Baker, that he
the regiment Where the secretary gets
authority finds his precedent for his intinaton
state will have supply mastering quarters in the
Of their being returned home organization
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