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Meeting Of Survivors.

Camp Dick Anderson net last Saturday
iu pursuance of the call as published.
Delegates were elected to the State reunion
to ee held at Greenwood on August lst aod
2nd, as follows:
Dsleeates-J. D. Wilder, ". D Scarccr-
ougb, j Har7ev Wilson, ~ u. Graham.
Alternatee-P. P. Gsillsrd, Perry Moses,
J. W. Cooper, r J. Brown6sd.
The matter CT inviting the next State re-
union to Sumter vas considered, and Messr5.
j. D Wilder, aud " ~ Graham, of dele
gates, were constituted committee 10 confer
With City Council and prominent citizens as
to the advisaDility Of extending the invita-
ton, and if encourage to Go SO, they are TO
invite the Veterans to come TO Scmter in
1901
The matter of S. G. Spann's military
record and eligibility for membership was
brought up, and after some discussion en-
both sides, tie Camp decided TO hear The re-
port OF the committee and dispose of the
matter. This was begus ct 2 O'Clock. With e1.
plauatlops and discussion between M'. Spapn
aud members Of the com Dit;ee and continued
uotil late in the aftereoon. when, it being
found that a satisfactory conclusion could not
be reached 10 the time remaining, the matter
was LAID over until the FIRST Monday in Octo-
Ger and the camp adjourned without further
action upon that Or soy other matter e1cep,
as above reported.
Action upon the report of ;be cemmitte,
Dot having been reached, we defer attempting
any fo:the. report until the camp completes
the in. estiga,ion cnd disposes of same.
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FIRE.

TIE a;.rn cf Grc i.st T:.rrs;a- atfes---iaan Z
car o,n he baker, and rea!dence .: .!or-
,!:an D.ck5 o.. 'le otaer side OF F.c:oFy
E!each gne Bakery w:5 au-ni aaoCt
aoon end !; IS tlnncht io rave teea set OF
E:e by so@ss frora he ;:e2:t train on TIE
i e A 2 R., Which ra..s very near 70 The
premises, aud which tessed at IL o'clacA.
TIE nsrn took Are fem ,as oasery and a1-
tended to all the Other tui.d:1ga, Including
tue residence.
The FIRE Department su-ned out promptly !,
bat there is co water in reach and rotblng
coald lee doEe except By personal Efforts
The following inforzastion WIS oot,iced
from Jordan DICKS:
The IRE was 6rst discovered burning toe
straw in his lot, Of which there was consid-
erable es be had lately hauled straw into the
lot. The fire was discovered by neighbor
who called to his family. His hands we're all
ou. in the fields, but he was himself 90 the
premises Before he could get help and s1-
tnguish the 6re the wind bad carried tie
flames and burning straw urder the bakery,
setting i: on FIRE and burning it down.
Some shucks in one Of the divisions OF his
barn caught sfire and water had been put en-
| them to put it out, which be thought had
| been done.
About 8 o'clock the flames broke out in
the barn aud burned go rapidly that potbing
could be done to stop it. Every building on
the place including his dwelling wss de.
stroyed, With all bis uteosis aod much OF bis
household effects. He had no insuraRes
except on his dwelling.
The house OF neighhor, Lem Davis,
caught on Ere but was saved.
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COL. D j AyLD o3AD.
Passes Away Unexpectedly n
Charleston

!! ;eies s-.m ~as received By Ir. Dooa;d J.
arla, j.. last Gharsday cccrniog stating
that MS father, Col. D. J. Auld, died il
Charleston shat morning. No particulars
were g,veo, but taat Col. Aald d:cd sucoeoly
an6 unexpectedly is beyond question Col.
au!d nag been ir failing health for sever,l
mon,hs, but about len degs before his general
health wes better a2d be aud Mrs. Aud weut
to tae Isle Of Palms tc speDd several weska.
TIE stay at the seaside had been bene6cisl TO
his health, and it vas hoped that there
would be a permanent improvement N his
cosditior.
Col. Auld was one Of the beet kaown resi-.
dents of Sumter and has friends 10 every Sec
ton Of South Carolina who will hear with
sincere regret OF bis death. He had been for
number of years actively identified with
military affairs, first as captain of the Sumter
Light Infantry aud then as colonel of the
member Of The Knights of Pytbias, having
been for the past Ave or six years Grand
Keeper of Records aud Seals, Graud Lodge
K. of P. He was a Confederate veteran, a
good citizen and. all 10 all, q man who will be
missed from the community.
The funeral took place ct the Presby terian
Church ut 10 O'Clock Saturday morning,
was in charge of the Knights Of Pythiaa, who
accompanied the body from his late residence
to the church and afterwards to'tbe cemetery.
The services at the church were conducted
b. Dr.. Edmunds assisted by d. j.. H.
Thorawel.
The X. of P. funeral ceremonies were
conducted a, the grave By Rev. DR.. J. a..
Thornwell, Grand Prelste, <. of P. of S. c.
All the stores BY agreeneo: closed from 10
to / | o'clock, during the funeral
The remains were accompanied from Ccas-
lesion Thursday By Grand Chancellor Geo.
F. Won Kolu,z ard representative from
esch of the K Of P. lodges of Charleston,
VIZ: Won Moltke Lodge No 66, T. Fl. Teck-
leubarg /; Calhoun Lodge No %, ]. r. Lewis;
Carolina Lodge No. 9, Joseph Sarvs ; Stone
wall Lodge No 6, A. H Petsch, end Messr5.
c. a. Hurst, Jr., aod L. |. Parrott who went
down on Wednesday night as committee
from Ganecsck Lodge.
Tb:ee elegant horal tributes also accou-
panied the remains, furnished by the Grand
Lodge X Of P, and by the Grand Chan
ceIor X. Of P. and jointly BY the four Lodges
OF Charleston.
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"7ANTED-The Public to Kocw That we
w gricd wheat only on Saturday.
Satisfaction gua.antei Give us trial
Cooper Bros., Mayesvile s c
July lit.
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Health Officer Reardon Injured

Health Officer Reardon was painfully but not
seriously icjured last Wednesday, and will b..
unable to attend to his duties for a week or
longer He was burt by being ruu over and
bruised in TIE &C, Of getting into buggy.
Just az he got between the wheels and bad
one foot on the buggy atep the horse became
frightened and dashed of, knocking him
down between he wheels The hind wheel
passed over his body, aad oae arm and sboul-
der we're seriously bruised. At 6rst 1t wae
feared that his shoulder was 6islocated, but
it hss since been found to be broker.
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Joseph E Wilson, Jr, q promising young
man OF B!shopvile. about 20 years old, died
oa the 18th Instant after aoort three weeks
sickness from typhoid fever. He was a SOD
of Mr JOS Wilson, one of our we'll known
citizens, formerly OF the Lyncbburg section.
The parents have the sympathy of large
ci:ce Of friends.
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Nr. Alex Thooasca. who has 10: some
,irne hsi3 business position at iicntgon e-y,
.tia.. IS q the city CO y :: .yjl he IS a son OF
=: R3oert 81. Thompsoa, .; Clarendon.
Mr. Stockton, scoci..; pension &zec, of shs
E S. pens;on Buces::. wes ia the city last
week locking after ncrsica c!si-:s--p::oc'.
pa!iy taosa g-o wioe OF; CT the Spanish
American war.
Mra. C. z Cczier, OF Atlanta, is visiting
her oiece, Mrs. Geo D Shore. Tbis is ber
first visit to Sumter sicce 1850 when sae
&c ne as e b,iGe srd visited her huSsaod's S
relatives, ,he family os Col. G y Lee.
Miss Adaie Aud was elec,sd by the Beard
Of Directors OF the Ci'iZsos Building AID
Losn Association, at a meet;5g Monday, 10
6il the place held oy her father, Col. Auld,
as secretary and treasurer Of that association
M7. G. f. Bruner, road-master of the At
lantic Coast Line, has moved his family from
Florence to Columnia. His division cow
extends from Florence to Laureos.-Sta:e.
The friends of Mr. E I. Reardon will regret
to know that his iojuries f;om his runaway
accident are more serious than at first
thought. 1t has been found that his shout
der WAS broken.
Col. R. N. Wallace arrived in the city yes
terday morning. BE says the rain Monday
night did not extend more than few miles
below Sumter on the railroad, and that crops
are parehed up all along the road from here
to Charleston, aud about that city. In the
city il is so dry that vegetation is dying.
Mr. G. II. Sewald, the traveller for Morgan
l. Wright, of Chicago, and who was reported
killed iu a reiroad wreck at McDooough. Ga i,
on June "a, was in the city last week and vas
welcomed by his friends, as if from the dead
he was rot on the iil-fated train, but was
thought to be by one Of his customers, and
one of the three unrecognized bodies wss be-
lieyed to be his Hs was, however, at Jack
souville, Fla, at the time, and his cus-
toner who gave out tbs information had mis-
read his postal card.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Suef Planes.
T. C. Scafs-Folow The Crowd
D. J. Chandler-Ma Mark Down Sale
z. 6. Osteen + Co-Hawkes' Glasses.
Frank Hammett-Shepberd Pups for Sale.
Estate of Mrs. F. S. Koger-Firal Dis
charge.
Estate Of J. Clifton Dinkios-Notce to
Debtors and Creditors.
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Died last Saturday, at the home of ber son
Nc. Robert Chandler, of MaEesville, Mrs.
Sarah H Chandler, relict of the late Captain
R A. Chandler, aged about 65 years. The
ln;eruent took pIsce 10 the Manning ceme-
tery Sasday afternoon -Msuolug Times
Jnly 1S
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Fine Beef and Mutton.

car load OF 6oe Beevea, Sheep aod Limbs
just received for the Citizens Meat Market,
therefore we are prepared to furnish our cus-
toners with the beat Beef, Lamb and Mutton.
Respectfully, D. NJ. Campbell,
July 24-2t Manager.
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RHEUMATISM and CATARRH CURED
.JOhnstOn's
Sarsaparilla
QUART BOTTLES.
IN The SHADOW OF DEATH.
a Whole Family Cured.

Mrs C. H. kingsbrry. who keeps a
millinery and fancy goods store at st.
Louis. Gratiot Co.. Mich. and who is
well known throughout the country,
says:
81 was badly troubled with rheuma-
tism. catarrh and neuralgia. had
liver complaint and was very bilious. l
was in bad condition; every day be-
gan to fear that l should never be a
we'll woman; that I should have to
settle down into chronic invalid, and
live in the shadow Of death. | had
JOHNSTON'S SARSAPARILLA rec
commended to me. / TOOK FOUR
BOTTLES AND 1T CURED Me, and
cured my family both. am very GLAD
that heard of it. l would cheerfully
recommend it to every one. l have
taken many other kinds of medicine.
! prefer JOHNSTON'S to all of them
MICHIGAN DRUG CO., Detroit, Mich.
J, S. HUGHsON & co. Sumter e
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An Epidemic of Diarrhee.

Mr. A. Sanders, writing from Coccana.
Grove, Fla says there has been quite an epi-
5emlc o: diarttca, there he had severe
st.sck and vas cured by four doses of Cba,u.
berleio'a Colic, Cholera aud Diarrbea Rem
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-07-25

Hammocks f;om sec to S4 ct the book
store of q G Osteen 4 Co
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DEATHS.

The seven months old daugb'e-o c T. and
Mrs. John |. Bruoson died last Wee oesdsy
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-29
The Cape Nome Fraud.
pears to

There is situation where men appear the
level of when the deous of the gold
No fraud is barefaced but when godplated
easily bedazzled their reason. swindle
apparent that when ngenously gilded viii
around moths. No danger is so nsurmount
men will over each other to confront
This again in the fever that has recently
had Cape Nome It started in formerly
city enterprising
portation companies aided by the well known devices of
modern promoter and boomer The city suddenly
business excitement and the streets
were soon packed with frantic people all anxious
biggest mining outfit shortest possible time
The hotels barns crowded with dodgers
The alive with excited people
were paid for privilege sleeping deck kind
craft, beins damned like cattle in some vile pen
lecw cecks The breathing space usually sold
before tbs p,opmtu hulk arrived at the dock Men
everywhere rosed more like than beings in
transportation to reach Cape Nome. And
what did they Having their last dollar in
reaching phantom Mecca, miners grouped all
along leach huTng the botomess boom.
Many prcsrectcrs all directions searching The
dismal sands miles of gold, but ali
turned With the same story. There gold, AMI if
there ever al heel long exhaus ed by
the first selfpreservation became the first
imperative this inferno of despair built
the City of Nome consisting of dirty streets and
graveyard and Astounding crimes that would disgrace
savages while the invited pestlence daily.
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9aiiy - Eagle
NJ. M. MURDOCH. Editor.
Still 1t Is War. as Always.

is still war, it has always been war; The powers
viii Cancellation, because Cancellation might
solution and solution would preclude China.
The pipes dalliance of gentle peace have ever
between fash of hemlet and
the of iron against AS this world it has
peace interrupted war; that inter
rupted peace another
against another, and if is nation against
another against itself. With all the world
roam to other. marched against
Persian marched against Greek and Ced
nationality, locked in each others strip
Alexander plunged Ganges hungry wolf,
imperial trampIed the plains and waded the
morasses climbed mountains of Gau get
barians homage. AtilIa loot Peter
million of villages cities and farms
sentiment Napoleon the world against
Itself to feed fragments
the modifying of written chronicles are
struggles rebeons without historians, the
feuds pre-Columban tribal America
jar 1ange petty contests century
and century
war, always wharf.-the trial Of strength in the
interlacng generations, over and again.
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Reason City Populations Increase Slowly

o ,lslo Ia 80 io,i'a-S announced oy the
~ ~ Ivy j." ''e Oii''eu @'dueS' ana that
- 'N>'1"s VI returns from ''nes cities
~; ~ ~ " s newspapers are I'M
- -, ~ ~ e - accuracy Is through
-, - " 'eDS"S supervisor or some one
-, -, -, - " " 'S AGAINST 'he Ia" 10
- - -, 80. % ~ N'"' III ADVANCE Of the census office
ma l." some quarters su0n a thing has
-, -. - 'e S'.eS VIII oe rapidly an
I'm @ 'Idi ilsuIeS
g., "5D.eS i' "e Guy 'I washington are it Is be-
Hf' VI muse % 'he o1her cities
.s.t was disappointed IN finding
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The Republican Ticket in sedgwIck.

partisan Republican party sedgwick
county characterized by Whatever
lack of unanmity the party lacked in the past and
whatever struggles it met struggled
in other campaigns sprung the multitude of
positive men who practical politics.
with Roosevelan earnesness hold with equal
tenacity For that reason the Republican primaries WITCH
almost always event" in contrast with the
primaries which quiet the cemetery
deaf and dumb asylum. reason if form
over some question principle ticket
imperled
factions form, and the positive
unes its power is prodigious triumph
Republican party this county has elected
portions of its tickets by margins when was
tiona when been united it has failed to
put every the ticket through top bottom
by decisive majorities
The marked enthusiasm which characterized yesterdays
county convention ordinary
the demonstrated unfit
come unicaton not accomplished by
vention but a unifcation which a years growth Of
partisan determination to win which convention yes
terday ratified.
Every candidate is strong candidate positive char
dominate campaign or carry
somebody else through Every nominated
a speech and strong one; every has the stored
energy to put twenty hours of steady husing every
twery-four hours Of the campaign and every man will
in to win.
As it is true that good county ticket can showed
under through the opposition brought by
popular national administration. good
county ticket by its effort add the majority
popular national ticket because county ticket up
of positive determined candidates effects the
essential local organization which the national ticket
not reach but which benefit Mckinley is
Immensely popular in Sedgwick county. He will carry
sedgwcl county by big majority. will be bigger
because of that ticket nominated yesterday which
element individual collective strength in it
and not single strain Of Weakness
They are good men. a good platform represent
ave OF the which brought prosperity to land
prestige its flag the and the glory
in the other to its citizens
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-29
Cuban Teachers Salaries Reduced.

Cambridge reports the visiting Cuban teachers to be
in state the discovery, through mail ad-
vices salaries have been cut all around the reductions
averaging per month"; and further that the sixteen
professors University of Havana and in the inst
tutes preparatory schools have lost their places under
decree these be filed by competitive exaHllna
tons to be held August The agitation Cambridge is
natural one-not the Wichita school teacher
enjoys reduction of income. But we must assume that
this question, to Others two Sides and as
the side reorganization has associated
with of Governor General Wood it calls for
halt in hasty judgment based friendship for the teach
er 1t has Ions that the professors the uni
versty ridcuousy overpad receiving salaries that
would be regarded princey American university
and that the faculty embraced men, at least who
were incompetent corrupt This being the agi
Cambridge is hardly safe guide to the forna-
ton opinion the general subject.
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Two Men Having a Big Row.

The anti-mperiaiss appear to be having quite time
among themselves in Boston Edward Atkinson
seems entered protest against Ervng Winslows
Hoar which, according to Atkinson was
written by secretary of the Anti mperias
League and individual Mr.. Wnslow retaiates
by asserting Mr. Atkinson did last winter in
using the league circulate his antmperaIst pamphlets
among our soldiers Philippines The men, there
FORE quite polite correspondence the sub
The other member of the Anti-Imperalist League
has not been the subject, that it
yet that whole league is embroed in the
troversy.
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Aiony the Kansas Nile.

Colonel Wilder $. II { ali SAYS h. does
not look for much GgHtiug IA China.
According to Ed Howe. after a man
b. c0mes OLD. titne flies 50 fast .hat
monthly magaz mes become dallies
There are several million apple trees
in Ku1sas. and they cause "a whol
less trouble than single one did Ia the
Garden ~ Eden.
Dave Martin IS regarded as The m'st
fortunate man who ever tnrivsd lu o.
sas poIitics And he doesn't bother u.uc4
about politics either.
H. H. olson, e farmer Tn McPherso1
county. has leased his farm for six yetrs
40 81 900 year, ami VII 80 O. Connscl-
lcui r. I've ou the money
An emisrant wagon. marked "Kdnsss
or burst. came across the bridge ~
Atchison the other DAY. 10 wes pr0oaely
some ex-Kansan sueaking back.
There is always a rumor in small
Kansas town when blind dd3ior APP
pears on the street taat ha g. hmm nae
rich and doesn't need money az All
Louis R5cb a. Atchiscn. who 3 ~
Cape Nome. Says that iHc Kansas 's.-
lows there put uD a Kansas tent pa tnn
Fourta and celebrated tho day inE 90 e.
Thsre Eas been ma time since thr s.sts
VAS ORGANIZED thas stcHison di3 not
court n MARTA Should oe elected J.
would have tyo-smith and Martha
Thirty soldiers of the Seventh csvalrY
De- Cuba 1ays recently come - Fort
I.eaveuwotta 70 ylsiE for t3fir Eas.iI
and since their arrival yellow fever has
broken oat in re seventh iu Cuba
BHly sts-ne ~ Topeka says thai tbs
Burton nen th,nk they haven't sbsst
n show over Fakff. boz * rec %
maxi such q showing bat .hs- aii have
- chsHee 90 make Burton se"1t7f ia
100.
TIE Lag ard order League people wbe
raideG TIE drug stores af Emp01s raF
thet wben they seif' sFp.ter .f %
go evidence faey 9.lF gafr rin T.
uonoT r. spend fgr fear tae sru'tef
weua tark ~.
SD Long. delaEaie ~ the Fop4.l.f
convention III Fort Ecagf Htf 'r
sras-h "fl teH sos aaat slnf q Is
Fee11ist sm 81 t-fH eersfrsirH Facgis
rafu.na-e - Leland J would srt e..
ard s1ag K - fas h.n."
charlfr Ftnca ~ F-awrrur-. - az
faaf after Gif Man Jester s. carv' tel
~ .fa- Hsr3rr committee al gsny seas
ase. ra sar.a 51Tg Cashf @lrh1ai fzsF-
iaE ,ar Seats 81 orfe- tas fasrT 90
harE se ola estes $3.50 gave rfu away
$50 GRE esar suy-a ss.zes uitf u.s.
ff-lsw Wea lr.cE 1e1H@ fsie t
were Bare be - fse crsuta n be
&lf -9r 1855 feF ere raf
re Easy weais go 20 sFnp 4sa5
= save stsg.s8 heassty OVER ts
a-ssssleu far fua ueEs saf6
tt- as1 - te BE
3 ca1t fs1 sarr ver snf fa
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-29
-harsuaIThiur

(Fror the Philadelphia Pseszi
.ufd you SEE ire 90 to- as Il yozr
cold
Yes Most inconsistent man. that"
How so77
..re gave ne a prescri9fso-. satE as
NEEDED was something 81 KEEP ~
coaga down. and then he asked ne 10
cough ~.
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An Inferi0Dgr

(Frou TIE Chicago Tribunel
Henry wish you w0Eaent IL WI
on those sofa cushions. Your clot1zs are
dusty ard they Smell OF tobacco
Indeed. Gsnevleve2 What are sness
sofa cushions for. may I ask
You know very well Fi6o slesqs o.
them"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-29

country whole will likely extra
ordinary growth. This great immigration
decade during
OF it. ap-
pears to lessenng as time goes on.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-29

In China when bride meets her mother-in-aw she
bump head floor twice. In this country
when a groom meets his mother-in-aw, if there
be bumped the moher-n-Iaw does it, and she
doesn't take the trouble to tear part of the floor
Aiti
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-29

Frisnd-oh, by the Say. I have seeis
cu.saus ~ EnoE Eaet1e- yp2 were sae-
c<ssfuI with tA2t strange p4tsfnt yoa
were treating last sfater-
Toc.cr--I ~as. partially tie 5As PAL
almost hair % RS 5.2L
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-29

Sangoff, Bulgarian editor, article
claiming that people with long usually bad
Prince Ferdinand had long and has caused Sang0f
arrested That is editor at least who will
keep his of other peoples
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-29

That any killed in the Kentucky troubles
the fault of the legislature of that state passed
law making it unlawful for any person pistol
whether it loaded unloaded.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-29

Emperor William to his soldiers IF you close with
remember this: Spare nobody, make prisoners
And little later Every civilization
Christianity is sute be brought to naught"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-29

A pious Chicago paid $500 a year pew and
recently sold half of for $4,000 If any Chicago
gets be angel he o searched daily to
be kept from concealng pockets in his wings
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-29

A named Palmer in Pennsylvania IS running for
congress the experiment of spending money To
establishment of everybody he has secured the nomination
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-29

President Diaz president Of Mexico again
the other day There other candidates. but
the interest Of their necks they anybody
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-29

In the New Orleans twelve were killed and twenty
eight people injured When Agunaldo this ne VIII
think that revolution has broken in country.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-29

While the Chinese everything backward they will
not be exactly unusual their claim their army
retreang uckety split, that they great victory