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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-17
APPELLATE COURT DECISIONS
Handed Down From the Session at
ct. SCOTT Yesterday

At Fort Scott yesterday the court of
appeals transferred a number of cases
from this to the Central division and de-
cided others.
The following cases were ordered trans
ferred from the Central to the Western
division:
5. F. soden vs.. L. W. Roth; Lyon
county.
Alex. E Case ct al VS.. 4. Jacoblitz;
error from Marion county.
Mary 5. Turner ct al Us. Tootle. Wheeler
* aM,ter; e-.or from Marion county.
Sarah Burns vs. the city of EmDoria.
j. D .Weiner VS.. Le.nbash; error from
Reno county.
Kngman-AIoore Implement Co. VS.. H.
5. Martin error from Marin county.
The Shawnee Fire Insurance Co. vs..
D. c. Shaffer.
B. shadduck ct al vs.. z. stotte. ad-
min.strator; error from Reno county.
William tInca.d vs. the National wan
Paper CO.; error from Sedgwich county.
d. j. Fair vs.. The Citizens State Bank
Of Arlington; error from Reno county.
Walter J. Rou,h vs.. Margaret Lacey;
error from Reno county
The following cases were decided:
CENTRAL DIVISION.
The hutchinson < Southern Railway
Co vs.. ". T. Peck. error from Ha-oer
county; judgment Of district court re-
ytreed.
G. u. Osburn vs. Rufus Cone. sheriff
az SodsNEc,l county; Judgment Of district
court reversed
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-17

L.7I.on. june I---Tae Bs-iH correspond
emf q The Daay Asa says ra4t a syo-k-
man na-a=1 Me1taE. lvsEg IN MaE11ss 20.
Baden. has succeeded in nauutze.gsrrss
a-sidcial eo4I lroIn earth and zs.1eE4. sa3-
stances
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-17

BACkACHE should never be neglected.
1t means kidney disorder which. if allowed
10 run too long, VIII result in Bris3t's
disease, diabetes or other serious and
often fatal complaints. FoIey-s Kt5gs,.
Cure is guaranteed for kidney d.sa-asr
HocknE Drug Co. C. GearIns ana ly-.rs
Miller, druggists
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-17
TRUTHS TERSELY TOLD.

Foley's Kidney Cure is a safe, sure
remedy for all Kidney and Bladder Dis
eases. Guaranteed soc. Hooking Drug
Co, G. Gehring and Wells Miller, drug
gists.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-17
Day by Day

Our business is increasing day by day
and It Is nothing but low prices tnat is
doing it. But we. one out Of a great
many. are satisfied witn small profits and
quick sales. Note a few OF the many
low prices that prevail ali through our
store:
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-17
ANY OLD SORE

Cut, Bruise or Sprain quickly healed with
Banner Save, the greatest healing remedy
in the world. Hooking Drug company. G.
Gehring, and Wells Miller, druggists.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-17

Land Company. II. VI UubOIS, ADSIdCt-
or, Court House. Phone 293)
WARRANTY DEEDS
Matthew BOhr to Anchor Trust Co,
lot Sc, First street, Butler and Fish
G SUI .s.-'....s......-. ..--.-------.S -
Frederick T. Moore 10 r. A. Springer,
lots 80 and 134, Church street city 200
r. A. Springer TO Mary Dawson.
lots 1892 and 134. Church street. city $50
QJ-IT-CLAIM DEEDS.
". Morris TO Joseph Postlethwat,
Reserve 5. Eagle add .............. 10
Hartford Western Land Co. TO An
chor Trust Co, lot %. First street,
Butler and Fishers sub........... Is
Real estate mortgage releases........ $3.50
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-17
u Ia - To ia.
esars tina 9 The Kind You Have AIWaGS BOugf
y at af AeHIZIEZS1<
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

FURNISHED by the Wichita Abstract and
Land Company H NJ Dubois, Abstract
or, Court House. Phone 293.)
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-17
Three Bars Standard Soap, 5 Cents
PearIine, &C package; } for 10

RaIston Barley Food, package cents.
Try for C
snCha
Fancy, urge
wThte n Sc
Iarg Choicest Golden Wax
New home-g 10 n
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-17
FURTHER DELAY FOR MOLINEUX

Of Kansas.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-09-28
/ CRY MAKES r4r pporlr.

How o~asr.hip OF street R.u~.ys
I w ~ Oyveates ta 'cts.sa~. i''il p
iu From ;he bssinnipE Glasgow Owned
|, Its own stree; railway lines. 4 II wis
too careful OF It's streets to allow any
company TO control them. Though the
-eoadiiioux under pivhleh n company
ieascti tho lines tor 81 years were hish-
/ " favorable 10 the city. At the cxp.s-
alton OF tn. lease II was decided not
TO renew Il. An offer was made to ;akc
over ,hr conpany.s rc,isnk stock. sts-j
bl-s. etc. on aa arblira;oT's valuation.
on condition ,hs,-sh--eonrsny should
not put on a rival limo OF buScs As
this was declined the council started
car shops and equipped the llnc with
new material entirely. on the day OF
she transfer the competing omnibusrs
appeared. but tho citizens had ioaS CT
r.ricnc-d the advantages OF loyal sup
port of their own government. All
the Establishments Of the omnibus con-
duetors were unavaiiiux: the omni-
buses ran empty. while the street cars
we're crowded. and soon tho ehaErInei
rivals withdrew from tho uneven con-
test. Scotch shrcwdncss has been jus.
tiled OF her children. For shor, dis
isnc.s u Ays;cm OF i-eont fares has
been Introduced: the cars have been
made more elegant ana comfortable:
electric traction is being installed. In
ono year The number Of passengers was
doubled: and after paying in;crcs; on
the capital and providing an adequate
reserve fund. n surplus o: sso0.0oo Ia
left to pay for open spaces. baths and
wash houses. river ferries. art cxhibi.
,ions. music and improved sanitation.
--HaTpcr's Magazine. .rF r.|.r
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-09-28
Ia. N.el.r.n or. the chnrth.

II has been known for sine time that
Ian Maclarcn hns been critically study
Ing modern church methods, and the
results nrc now to he made public In
The Ladies' Home journal. His inst
article Is. called ''Tii,. Cnn,ly-Pull Sys-
tenn In the Church" and in this he
frankly states what muny have felt
but have scarcely vcnturcd TO publicly
assert with regard To social tendencies
OF the church. The great English
author VIII then handle .'rhc Muti.
nccr In the Church" and after that nm
swcr the somewhat startling question.
should the Minister he Sho,:'' 80
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-09-28
.r,Ery.cEsrs roa NOTHING.

rs 81 Fkt sHA ifssf AL ~ ~ $ =
4 What Will the inventive brain OF
man do next: This is question some
cne asks almost daily There Is one.
though. who leads Al Others, who fcr
aduartsr Of century has been making
ine laundry starch. and to-day Is of-
fering the public the finest starch ever
placed on the market.
lAsk !youy grocer for p 'eouhSn book
which viii enable 'yon to get the first
two packages OF thts-new stnrch.. RED
CROSS" (trade mark brandt also two
children's Shakespeare pictures, paint
ed In twelve beautiful colors, natural a.
life. or the Twentieth Century Girl Cal
endaf. all Absolutely free, All sr9
eers are authorized to give ten large
packages OF RED CROSS STARCH"
with twenty OF the Shakespeare pic
lures of ten OF the Twentieth Century
Girl Calendars to the frst Ave purchns-'
crs of the ENDLESS, CHAIN
STARCH BOOK" This iis one, Of tho!
greatest offers ever Iiade TO introduce
RED CROSS" laundry starch. J. c.
HubinEer's latest Invention. tsuisE1Ini
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-09-28
The Australia. nu,,,e.

Legends of n weird creature called
the bunyip. said to have once inhabited
the Australian lakes and rivers. still
survive at the Antipoiss. Whether n,
was an aboriginal myth or vanish I'd
reality continues TO be a debatable
point, Some arc inclined to think that
1t was the former, as no; bone or
restigc of the bunyip is TO be found in
any museum or scientific collection. n,
however. We are Ia believe BrAkley.
the most renowned and remarkable of
the Wild white men OF Australia. the
bunyip had n real existence. lie al
leges that he actually saw one In Lake
Modewara. few miles to the south of
GeelonE. The waters of The lake are
perfectly fresh, abonnding in large
cells, which We caught in great abun-
dance. In this lake. as well as In most
OF the others inland. and In the deep
water rivers. is a very extraordinary
ampnibious animal. which the natives
call the bunyip. of which could
never see any part except the back.
which appeared to be covered with
feathers of dusky gray color. It
seemed to be about the color OF n full
grown calf and sometimes larger. The
creature only appears when the
weather is very calm and the water
smooth, could never, learn from any
Of the natives that they had seen either
the head or the tail. SO that could not
form a correct idea of its size. or what
IL was like" s,a... ...-...,.-.... ~.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-09-28
Old Colored Woman who Know. Sam.

~" soi"rco woman VINO Knows some.
thing About Fossil..
-dAr scientific rgensirmaIs Of weshlns-
ton. who Is greatly Interested in fos-
.sil-remslns, recently received very,
hne specimen, ,puyportins, .to, be O: the
'pevonian or Some sothar old period.
He was delighted. and he called In all
MS friends to decide on what manner
osS thing the animal was during Its
lifetime. They were not able TO de-
eide. and they were on the point of
appealing 10 some OF the government
aeo:ogIsts. The great trouble Was that
the specimen had no head. and tho
absence, of that membeY combined to
makeSa' mystery OF the missing link
variety. Meanwhile the skeleton was
Kept carefully Euarded.in cabinet ss-
pecialiy made FOR II. One day. after
a short absence from the city, the SCI
lentistIopenedJ the cabinet and found
that the fossil had been provided with
head. He was delighted. When he
made Inquiries his son told him that
the friend who had sent him the trunk
had found the head and forwarded 4;
TO him while he was away. The pro-
!essor, called In his friends, and they
decided that the head fitted perfectly.
and that Il ,bcionSed to the fossil.
When thus equipped II looked for all
the world like one OF the dogs one
would Imagine the cave men TO have
kept as their pets. The professor fen
tha; he ought 10 write a treatise on
The CANNES Of tho paieozoIe ages Al
old eolorcd woman who takes care OF
the -osssc~- ~-eame- IN. ono day and saw
the fossil. with It's rceen, addition. She
went up 10 IL and deliberately knocked
the head on with her dustcr. Fob de
La~si's sake. purasn:', shc le1ria!m-
ed, i'wha, iyo' do!n. vid p oil chicken
carcass on go sselllns;op?'' On min
ute !nvrs,isation the professor found
tha; Che old woman wa< correct: hu;
he does no, spfas To- his son nax.-
Washington Post. rruy Jrr =
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-09-28
saoW-a This:

We ossf oas Hundred Dollars rr~sr,!os aas
sa.. oi cs,arrh 'aA, sas.Ho; Be cured bJ Halls
y J. CHENEY 4 CO, Props. re,eao. O.
We. the und~fsisn.d. have trorn ., y
p-fscciy honorable In ali 6asia-<s tsaasae,lpav
ana Gaaarta!iy able TO carr out any obilsa.
:sous made By thrir arm : ~
wc.i 3 Traax Wholesale Druggists, Toledo.
% .Waliin<. kinaaa 4 Nar,ia. whoiesais
Drurrtsts. 1oi~fo Oaia
Halls ossarrh Cur~ Is iarsa Internally. a.,.
In< dIFceiiy upon thr blood AMI mucous saffascs
y ih1 sys;rfsA TvaslE.onlals spas frye psscs
'E PR bottle soii pJ all dfussIs.x
hatis fatriis l'lis sfs tho bus.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-09-28
} A Rsd areah.

Philadelphia Bulletin: Riva--Dd
you say. This is SO sudieniy, when
Jack finally proposed? Nita-No; /
intended to. you know, but was so
Illustrated that I forgot ard cried ''At
last!" instead. ...f, srr Sd. r.I s,lsa1a,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-09-28

thy story. He had theory. He i'm,
q assness ssSonlf sea 6ssne SSdy, ,Rspesi-
Hentipg twiAh ebsmiesjs. Hts ~ Hthe
expsriheptF ia, VIE he'd ',sins'lSr.f
But lhe ought 10 WRITE "a lsttdr, ,contAss-
Ing how the Trick WIS doae>vtte &hs
;noshing bit a chemical tick of some
sort. sjY
Meanwhile Missssallne Jones was
surely hut certainly falling. She could
not live a week. In tho ldostoris, ,opt1-
ion. II she fell away AZ the rate'h he had
acknowledgements would adhere
to his original plan. He would give
her enouxh 10 insure sleep ;for': :four>or
hvc hours. Meanwhile he would over
haul his log" He had served before
the mast when in his teens. The esailor
lingo still found utterancr when no
was puzzled. = ~ I z - II
His thoughts turned toward the
melon patch. As far as he could learn
nobody had visited the melon patch. a
circumstance that did, NOT Isurprise-Ja a
man who argued that not one man or
woman In ten could see two inches be-
yond their noses Al ~ Ifi
- On his why out TO his buggy he
asked for Tommy. Tommy had been
taken In by 4 friendly neishbor. Ths
doctor sat upright In his buggy when
Tommy made his appearance.
He was very mulch alarmed when
the doctor asked him to take n little
ride with him-as far Is the end OF
the sss~-s---s ''1 '--zss '-7r' -
Can You show me near where you
GOT the melons for your aunt. Tom
my!" the doctor asked In a, kindly
voice. Tommy thought he could. Il. %.
..rIi drive around the old back lott
said the doctor. .9r aH''t O 80
"A heavy growth OF locust screened
the old back lot from Miss Jones
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-09-28

SHE GOT. THE THIRD wsAaSISd.
house. The Doctor tit'eh ToHimy oli;
o. h!a busy and entered the old melon
patch. He remained In Il ten minutes
or mors.
Had any ssdy> passea ,ha. way hs
would have heard a sarsie like ;ha;
made by -~s,-r dropping into 4 brook.
Il van the Doctor Ills broad iehes;
rose aad fell. bis head shook con-
rulk!vcly. his eyes we're cas-; upward
very much 20 Tommy's alarm. Then
he wiped his eyes Crommy said after
ward. The Doctor e'icd'D. and. PLACING
Tommy carefully outside the ailapi-
dated fence. drove rapidly away. H.r
Iie returned later In the day. and.
summonIns the ncishbors who had
seen the las; warnings. eioscicd him
self with them In a room. There he
/ displayed To their wondering eyes fac.
si;nIics OF the picture they saw on the
melons. The pictures the doctor ex.
I hibi;cd we're made on pusy. curved
l to resemble the surface OF a good
sized watermelon. H l.- W. '".
I ''Nos,- said the doctor In his brisk.
ca, tone. Il want you all to come to the
'dyiEs-room' with me- l.g ..t.s .s-.s.rgsr
The whish OF skirts that Miss Jones
/ said she was SUITE sas the wings of
| the angels who would carry her to
| heaven proved to be the. rciinuc tha.
attended the doctor. fully resolved to
carry out his somewhat vague Insiruc-
tons. 4.r a#gy -
| The pale fsre OF the spins;er flushed
slightly rs the room filled with her
friends. ii' Or s'#
Miss Jones' began the doctor In a
hearty voice. I've brought these ladies
here for a purpose I am sure they will
like. am going to order them to make
as much chicken soup. waf'ies. gravy
and mashed potatoes as they can pre-
| pare In an hour's time. They are your
sucs,s-rny guests also. I'll help foo.
| the bill II it's pcrmitted---in short.
/ nothing would give mo more pleasure
when they have everything prepared.
/ want you to get up and set them a
good example by eating just as much
\ as you can. You need It. II won't hurt
you bit. I'd advise you to give your
shroud to the poor aboard--you won't
have any more use for IT than I have
/
| Miss Jones craned her head-she was
not sure she was not dreaming But
there were nearly score of familiar
faces. She sat UP and gazed at the
doctor. The doctor laid down parcel
where she could see II. Opening II. he
lifted out three nat pieces OF stone.
saying: .A 4.f- "t .iti H'7"' .t.
II have brought You these stones 10
show you where your three warnings
came from. I found them in the old
melon patch where they have been iy-
ing ever since Jabez Strong smashed
his wagon and broke the headstone
designed for his third wife into smith.
Greens. He tossed them over the fence.
There are enough left, I should Judge.
to make a dozen more warnings Pro-
yided the melon lying on them is big
enough TO gather weight H.t @
II The doctor never finished his re-
marks. .'.1"r iii1 81
II or all the women present no two can
be found who will agree as to the pre-
else words Miss JoneJ used. She lifted
one stone. smiled. sat up. demanded
her clothes Immediately. got up se-
lected twolof her visitors to assist her,
drove the others out OF the room amid
/. peals Of laughter. and speedily repaired
to her kitchen.
All the women aSree upon one thing
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-09-28

The Union Pacific has added new. mod.
efn equipment to lis service both east
better satisfaction TO Its patrons than In
tho past. IL stands without a rival as tho
quickest and most elegant route. with
accommodations to accommodate all
riassrs OF rassrnrcrs- only one night 10
Chicago. 81. Louis and Ne. Paul, and over
ten hours saved between Denver and the
Pacific coast. Ticket Office su 18th street.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-09-28
Hot Scotch wins,

"Its a cold day when get left
said the proud pink lemonade. II
never get left on cold day." replied
the haught hot Scotch.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-09-28

is your once bpy syst.matior-' I'll.
abnormaIIy systematic about his hol
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-09-28

FITS Svesuas-e;lr tws.f. tsn.. of ast.us.n... sss,
Fret siap rs. of pf. klp. t.t.st Neste Il.sarvf
rspi fgr FREE $500 trial t.ss,is srd tf,.it..
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-09-28
Ar. 10. r.las Ail.a.. roo,.E..., Z

Smartins. Burning. Sweating fest.
Corns and Bupions. Ask for Aliens
Foot-Easc.i q powder TO b shaken into
the shoes. A; all DsuEE!.fs aud Shoe
Stores. &c. Sample sent FREE. Ad-
dress Allen S. Olmsied. Leroy. y. Y.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-09-28

cause I haven't Ans lines % nlsp on tn
hors.'s back" 'Thst's an automobile 90
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-09-28

.'Biimmer lives In a small town. hut
. ~hsn 2. ,Ias,ls he .,.ass I-sis,srs fron,,
he viii do roms thing that viii reject a.s.
credit on hi. town" 50 Tr.. f.aHar ..F
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-09-28

Y, Her eOuftsel. pIActlcAEa assastance.I
Mrs Pinkham's address is Lynn.
ktass:s
-MRs. MABEL GOOD. correctionville,
Ia. tells how Mrs. Pinkham saved
her life. She says: II lL
III cannot thank you enough fog
what your medicine has deae for me.
= cad feeohhknd Il ispne of tho best
medicines on earth for all women's
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-09-28
ssaes.a h, x.pa,s,,.-.

S'ss Ss, ffs S.ts sy:. SEQ s'sa sTsa asf ss, ss
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-09-28

Ishail recommend piso,s Cure for Con.
sumption far nad uidc.-Mr. MuliiSan,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-09-28

.'P-rkrr has a glib tongue HAS hes
Yes. he got three soda-fauntain prorrt-.
tors TO joia ;hs nou-ir-sting association g
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-09-28

Ar~ Wtasiow-s soothing syrur
rsS eAies~a tss;hiar. sseas TIE rss-.s .vss,ss ~
eAsssssissa. Ai-Ass sisa cole so atos;ss
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-09-28

T. .Txe,As = iis,sFtS!aas rom 'Ks,haiins' L,
;Sss SsS fo.s ss.u, ,,,g ;D,sss d,snens,r.::
'sh1 told nv whss; she IN. going 10
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-09-28
N.,,r Gr,n Nnr ,.rirs.

boet cpen . soor -tih an As. s.e ke,i beat
tssrafvts cssdy Csihafti<s Dtss.iss.. ta 80. .oc
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-09-28

| sssstha. she got ps onSsos the bes, al
eeaef. ftha ever sts; AID one and ~
aver thai She Violated 'ail rules by tHs
way lshe ate whenss she had served htr
III s,f'tt''sofFHf' FsFf' vi A y!
PHANras PRoFEssoR.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-09-28

~ she Ms'of wdmsn oyssshadoW their whole lives
fE6 Sons women aSe constantly getting medc., tr..
S- mcnt and arspevef we'll. IA woman best understarS
and the women who consult Mrs Pnkham Ss
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-09-28

rs your husband musical, Belinda =.
No. indeed. lie likes tunes"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-09-28
-PRAcT1cA1
,AIP'',
..SUEEERLNd
WOMEN

ils suffered Tor TWO yeas With female weakness at
last bscae bedast Three Of doctors did me no
good gsoH concluded to try Lydia e Pinkhams Vcgebls
Compound After taking bottles of yif inctcne n
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-09-28

MRs. DOLE STANLEY,
Ca mpb 9 llsbarg. Ind.
writes: /" DIAR Mss.
PISHHAM-I was troubled
with sick headache and
was SO weak and nervous.
L could hardly 60. A
friend called unon mo ~.
Willmar tribune., 1899-12-13
Money in Skunk Skins.

The boys in the vicinity of Mime
apolis are making nice pocket money
trapping skunks. Never before in fur
history have their skins brought so
much, and with dealers paying from
90 cents to $1.25 for skins, according
to the color, there is opportunity for
making Christmas money. Last week
one young man out near Minnehaha
trapped seven large ones, and had no
trouble in selling the green skins.
Out in the country districts, on farms,
they are setting traps every night,
and still the dealers do not get nearly
as many as they desire. The present
cold snap will make the animals easy
prey.
Willmar tribune., 1899-12-13

tude well and ably done, for which too
much credit cannot be given the war de-
Of that portion of the army now serving
o,r Dufng fnrso the PaSt past year We have reduced
enlisted men; in Porto Rico, 81 officers and
2,S55 enlisted men and a battalion of 400
men men, composed Of native Porto Ricans;
While stationed throughout the United
Hawaii u officers and ass enlisted men.
The Postal Service. ''.'
The work of the postal service both at
home, and in the colonies is spoken Of at
ment in both places pronounced satlsfac-
tory. OF the service in the colonies he says:
The appointment of director general of
POST ana aso
sistant postmaster general, and who united
large expsr:enee &c With - admnistrativf ca
ana he range ne ' fea and avaabe 81 Hax en
Who hae been 20 years ns in the service as
atgs fy the seseon M he
officials sent rot only to Cuba, but to Porto
Rco and d the Philippines, ard they were
posrmasters ard clerks The posta: sys-
tenn in Cuba, though I1emainins under the
Seieidl ShltAiSe oi tHe pos lHaSler gen.
eral, was made essentially independent It
was felt that, it should not be 3 burden
upon the postal service of the United States,
the postal revenue should be a charge
upon the general revenues of the island.
Though Porto Rico and the Philippines
held a different relation to the United
States, vet, for convenience of adminis-
tration, the same principle of an aurono-
NOUS, system has been extended to them.
The development. of the service in all Of
ro oja nd
full. 1t has moved forward on Anne rican
lines, with free delivery, money order and
registry systems, and has given the peo-
pie mail facilities far greater and more re-
liable than any. they have ever before en-
joyed: It is thus not only vital agency
of industrial, social and business progress,
but an important influence in diffus!ng
just understanding OF the true spirit and
character Of American administration,
Willmar tribune., 1899-12-13
- - !"
True in His CRHe,

Mrs: McPhidget-Who G wrote the
song: ''There's only one girl in the
Mr.. McPhidget-Adam, I guess
Harper's Razar. 4, st'.. - IVA A..'e "a.
Willmar tribune., 1899-12-13
Fell from the Porch.

Clarence Olson, seven years old, a
patient at the city hospital in St.
Paul, fell from a second story porch
and fractured his skull. He died
within an hour Clarence is the son
of Mrs. Annie Olson, who lives in
Franklin avenue, Minneapolis.
Clarence, with other children, was
in the hall on the second floor in the
children's, department. While the
nurses attention was attracted in an
other direction he ran out on the
porch and leaned over the railing to
call down to several romping chill
dren. He leaned over too far and
pitched head first to the pavement, IL
feet below.
Willmar tribune., 1899-12-13
A Minnesota Boy.

Lieutenant James n. Munro, of the
Fourth cavalry, who perpetrated the
gigantic ''bluff'' on General Conon and
his garrison Of 500 insurgents at Bay
onbong, Nov. 2s, capturing the town
and receiving the surrender of the
garrison with only fifty men at his
back, is a Minnesota boy.
He was born and lived at Lake
City. Mimi, until he entered the uni
versity in Minneapolis, where he re-
mained three years, receiving an ap-
pointment to West Point in 1893
Willmar tribune., 1899-12-13

Riches have wings and poverty has stings.
Chicago Daily News. - go Il,