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Liquor Applications.


NJ oTIcE-I. JAMES A. McKELYFY. THE
~ tenant and occupant oi the bouse
situated At Hockessin, IN School DistIlct No q,
Mia Geek Hundred, Canntu { New aitIe aud
state o, Delaware, ia compliance With the re-
qnirements u the acts oi the General Assembly In
such cAse made and Iroylded DO hervhy / We
nouee that shall apply y writing y the Co4rt
81 General Sessions 10 tie Stata ot Ieia.
war; f. aid for New Castle county. nn NON,
DAY, me 5.h day 81 fehrlaf. = p.. 1000 heinx
the next term ot said court for license for ,aid
haus IL aniQ OF taNrru, ilF The sale therein ~
ht@ictttns iqunfs III =, 4 4Autlti.s thaa one
quart, " le drunk II the fm.ts ana the FOL.
AWinR rcspectHsn CiuxeiIs ~ said -ctpu Dis
q iiardnd Counts uGa rtate ai9fend vt
aas EmcttG9i WL0in acr SUBSTANTIAL III tll 5lrtr-
s4Ha -ltn& 4f ict huHAta county and
tar NisE 81 teea riIa,ld tNe JAN a, TIT liza.
tim VIZ
Elvari McGUyeru, FdNa-f NeG yern, Jr.,
his marx John NeKIuWpn
Mttfess Nm kttiet ll. marx
FAttlGk Gallagher, W!tntH. Dau'i y, Lehry
hii marx Michael Dwyer
witness ban'l n. Leary h.sxms
lohuf HagAfty Witnes. ban b. LeAry,
HtnL.s hcIAity patilek McGuEy,
y Nctfuycfni m! h nYhpry
Matthew R0.set hi, mary
hicAael 0ahAgea witness pAng y. icary
!ahi inttitr Jacob Sullwell
Albert 7 Nfll!Amson Nm Plerlon
EdNa:i J.. buyer John A. stern
JAMES A. AtKELVEY.
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Celebrates Her Blrthdnr.

Mrs. Catherine naileboW, of tie United
States Hotel viii celebrate her forty.
ninth birthday tomorrow night. The
eccation sill be observed BY party and
here ewarulur
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Loenmntiye DernIie,l

.it tnf Delaware CITY terr5ali the
~ sarA AND I-Haart Eit !.aiIroad the
tratts 10 m engine iatitl ii work and
the engine vas derailcd. 4 greckinp
train tram PerryNile waa called ard
placed THE !oc9aatiee 81 the ra.a.
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poek Trial IL san .lnan.

Work on tie larse steamship san Juan
Il progressing rapidly at the suipyards
Of the Harlan 4 lIollings gswoith com
parry sae 0ill ~ given q COCK tria! IL
Aef machinery III few daya.
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hncinl md I.ersnnni

Ollie Vernon laa returned nome from
Fix weeks trip % Ohio.
Misc isstel.a C0fson and Mis- Beitha
Keen", of 0rfaD CITY, Md. me the guests
Of Mrs II, II. george, Al No. s2o Weet
street
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United States HOteI

Mrs 6. E. Doellbor, proptie.
nsss. Nos. ), 5 and I Frencf
street. Lunch cafe and saloor
attached, Lunch every Satur.
day 1;9ht.
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So sansen. NJ snti.fao,nr,

aa taAp ag 4ultt ly surprise, she
exclaimed after he Aad finally put the
qIf stion
Well, In rlad u get you in any
wag BE refiied, pursuing his advan.
tags
AID she let Il go at that. -Phlladel.
pAia North American.
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POLITICAL MENAGERlE ES.

s''sR eaas sfe New york SUM-
aA ~ t;pAonel Hfyans successful adve, tising
Anlec8y speans OF ostriches, panthers and
b t58n*fexic@n lions during his Texas en- age
~ eses IL ~ bae not been lost upon apo .het
z ss8. @pefiosmer rhe Hon. Bob Tap lor
! ss*ah& 11'sn 8pe Governor Of Tenn sssee = nd
'coY1dered ~eweekest fiddler orator, has hs
III Yn wiln #hasea into tree by Lone sta /
l,,g III hog and only rescued lim-
I'll E #1g5ng the enemy to sleep This
ssR''& new sp*ksar for the menagerie Euai-
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/ norough We are through
stock taking.
Stock We have a good
bargain all over
! aking. the store in
clothing, in

- >
lllts, ii Shoes. Furnishings,
~ per CEN. otf leayy sli,s,
oyet coats reeters, trousers
aai lisEeis III them ior
selection. BOYS suits,
mems suits, young men )
and littlc boys suits.
Stylish, serviceable and
heavy. suits for men, at $40,
less 10 per cent. or 50 90.
Dressy, black and blue,
heavy serge and cheviot
suits, with stylish, double
breasted vests, at $40 and
SI2. Finer ones, al SIS,
equal 10 custom work all
wool mixed ciieviot suits,
at SEQ; ~ rer cent. Of,
ifow 81. oo. bargains i'll
hair liae, gray trousers fol
men, al 81 ~, ST so and
s.. .oo; all sizes waists ane
lengths
Closed evenings at 8 ex.
ccpt SItutdays.
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his COMPLIMENT.
|,er staie sentinel.

n saf state sentinel
sgaiB to Higgins recent
ed AecIaratiou that Della ware is
az Astate, We are inclined I
The s,er view, namely, the big
|es . paid by that gentleman \
ffe mxpubliean party, and th
|uba y to victory. By lie con-
II s9 I'VE organization; by
I y H. l'an Z, - ss.IA,f Bll It's forces; by ID,
ne f.~ s.ae urtiring efort anc
Re M OF every man 10 tht
seFnl' s''a is snd,nitabIe aggle
Tree enaEled to red ~
sIH i party entrenched Ii
s.Atg every political Office
fntive fotne constable anf
This, o. itself, is a grea
Ia weiIdeservss the con-
Ply Tid Il By shc es
s ss'sr deer It spresr,
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10 cbnnce For Cruelty

: nkerfeu says be believes In pub.
liciv whipping highvaymen."
Y esn that seem cruclt'
I'LL wouldn't scem cruel IN rleya.
land
.'3 - not
we never catli a-y.'~C,a-s:saa
el1.1 Jea-er.
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90 - -
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~ kR AND GOLD STANDARD

An the Philadelphia Evening Bulletin.
JKnEMi &xfnieht have been expected, Bryan
1he yo&ken advantage of the influence Of
i xt<,oh Nth African war on the financial
A. TO deliver a savage assault on
SioH ~ y standard. In his jackson Day
faF by sna M Omaha the Democratic leader
sz2ss g,FoeeeW ~ his assertions that the reLen-
L. n 20 monetary basis III fhis
~ Fsss 80 ~ ~ s5.si = q - A%sfissn Fs Si.
gro inie vehemencea on
70 dlsiug'' the United
y Il il well heels' Of Europe.
>. his most may evoke he
It OF Nebraeka
iehs OA@u Democrats, but
rather OF. .nsble men THAI
kar reepG country TO the
after nxico and China.
At t Is poss ble
cVnsosb its expand ng
|4. be day1le foreign c9m-
rice-Prinancial!y from
a m, f&ill .Hst hold
u ssloftradeesind
peM' ather in such a
~ so witsrs n one nitIsi
H. d theIHarkeis III the
a is intee case eyen i
a silver bass,
d somahh ara urrs.
paer tls gold
80 '5ae fear 81 COM
l 1stria stagnatfon
uu9 as the IeeH.t ol
I.,| e per los NOT exist LoeI
= n sitbrily depress Tile
atoI bs on American
X Il cannot IN
s3 st9tmerlGan t4lt5tg
lJE &I&I4# thatmiEish te b.
~ % y Ratk. . wares that Il
lsegR.5 ldsRs9 9de1ss u,
9.52.l eves4eeE do not affect the great prb
- ~ agencies which are constantly
ME- 10 the national wealth. They !
z ecrease the earning poSedot \ net.
railways or cut down thel vast prg
zt3ons OF the tide OF exports \ E9i. WI
sanding abroad and ior taiea III
III ultimately receive full yatt il. t.lt
f7ium OF international exchange.
Mis- Is the practical common sanst
,x 81 the situation. Attempts tl.g+-
&the truth for partisan purposes p.
n xWyaeing the fears of q handfui
s89lmtfsrs = no do not add one 1ar t5
zeal wealth OF the Nation VII F4i
.os3hn Intelligent Americans. HJ1
p HS2erely humane men may DEL G#t
Ssbyrers Of war, it's existence I
Esss or plsewhere must eventua 4 IL
Il NJ tEle profits oi American Ir
~ Huge supplies OF fu1d .iufi
w}seady been ordered on thI-
< Atlantic for The use Of the but-
\ TIE longer the var. latt-
fsA ulsl be The demand for the III
tatAwhieh the United States tia
sr8cEyeu tie gold exports ~
Z ha;srred are in She nature OF ~
b COUNTRY can afford.
The sun., 1900-01-10

asaaAs.sa.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-12-19

voted for aoquittal, that IS always men
toned and the stranger takes second
look at him
some Of the Jurors say that the motor
iety is becoming very obnoxious and they
ara wishing that they had nothing TO ID
with the Morrison case.
Letters from over Kansas and Missouri
continue TO bet 90 the cell of th ep-isoner
They teI her 10 cheer up; that as lo1a
as she gets out on bond .t means thai
sne VIII never be- incarcerated again IAe
letter business Is getting 20 b Oh 60
Jessie Morrison. some q them condemn
her and say that she entered the Castle
house 10 XII Mrs. Castle Letters ~ this
kind are not received VERY ostsn and
when they ara they are consigned 20 ne
stove Immediately.
Farmers ard stockmen from points
away from FL Dorado make 81 p p7-at
when In town 10 see Tire snow case ~
tha Racket store. where Jessie Morrison
is ALLEGED 10 have taken that razor fVn
according 70 tae statement p me att7r-
reys fo- the state. This IS cansi iered
morbid curiosity. but Is is characte-as-io
% fne Morrison case
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-12-19
VIII Do HIM HONOR
Citizens Initiate a Non Par
tiS0n Movement
TO BUILD A MONUMENT
Commemorative of the Civic
Virtues of Mr. LeweIIing.

A plan was started in wichita yester-
day TO secure a splendid monument for
the grave Of Wichita's first governor. L.
D. LeweIling. who IS buried In Maple
Grove cemetery. The idea originated
among a number Of representative bust
ness men and before night the plan was
meeting with favor wherever it was men
toned. The idea Is to secure a fund suf-
hcient for the purchase Of the mOnu-
ment by popular subscription from the
citizens Of wichita Irrespective Of party.
Il IS to be an expression Of respect from
the citizens Of this city to the former
governor of the great state Of Kansas
President i. S. Naftzger of the Fourth
National bank, was one Of the original
ors Of the plan. He is very much IN
favor Of it and states that he VIII head
the list with a subscription of so and
more If it is necessary. In speaking Of
the matter, President Naf5zser said: "It
would be perfectly proper for the cil-
zans Of this city to secure a monument
for the grave of Governor i. d. LEVEL
ing He was the first governor that this
part Of the state has had and was a
splendid man. Everyone in Wichita liked
him. He was STRAIGHTFORWARD and his in
tegrity was unquesioned.
"The placing of a monument from the
citizens of Wichita would not conflict
with the desires of the family. Should
they wish to secure a monument for the
grave 1t would be an right for this idea
is to be an expression of the feelings Of
the people Of this city toward the dead
governor.
II have talked with a number Of people
about the matter and every one spoken
TO has the same opinion. When the mat
ter Of a popular subscription was breach
ed each one signihed his intention of Civ
ing a neat sum Of money toward the
plan.
Since the death Of Governor Leweling
his many splendid traits of character
have been brought out and I know of no
more fitting manner in which the citizens
Of this city con pay tribute to the dead
governor than by plan of this kind"
Each man talked 10 about the plan ex-
pressed the sentiments of President
Naftzger. a number Of people who work
day by day in common toll have express
ed a desire to contribute to a fund for
monument for Governor LewelIing. and
this is indicative Of the esteem in which
the man was held
Mr.. A. s. Parks, president Of the Unit
ed Sash and Door company, is another
person who is very much in favor Of
such a plan for a monument Not only
is he talking for the idea, but ne also
win contribute S25 and more if necessary
for a monument for Governor LEVEL
ing's grave. In speaking of the matter
he said: II am heartily in favor Of the
plan as stated today and think that
it is the thing for Wichitans to do"
A meeting Of citizens is to be called
within a few days to take steps in the
matter and at that time committees viii
be appointed to see that every citizen in
Wichita who desires, irrespective Of par
ty. will have an opportunity to contrib
ute to the fund
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-12-19
ARE INVESTING IN LOTS
James Allison says Demand for
w ehjta Property Increases.

People are buying lots in Wichita
rapidly" said Mr.. James Allison yester-
day. This is a good indication which
way the wind is Blowing. The lots near
the street car lines are in demand and
this is indicative Of the fact that Wichita
is coming to the front. The question
which now confronts the city is what to
do with the people who are coming here
and for this reason there is bound to be
much building in the spring.
"As 7 said before the lots along the
car lines are in demand and the people
who have property for sale along the
lines are bound to secure neat sum
for it,"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-12-19
FIXTURES FOR THE STATION
Electrical Construction Company Has
Them on DfsuIav.

In the window Of the Electrical Con
sTuction and Supply company on North
Market street is hanging one Of the finest
chandeliers for electric lights in the city
1t is a beauty, made of bIued steel and
has fine effect
The inquirer is told that it Is one Of
the electric light fixtures for the new
Missouri Pacific station. It has space for
eighteen lights and is all that one man
can do to carry it. The chandelier viii
be put in place within the next few days,
together with the other fixtures.
Mr. Lands says that the fixtures for
the station are the finest in any station
in the west and that the Missouri Pacific
people are strictly up-to-date.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-12-19
Mr.. S0UTHWARD'S PURCHASE
Secures Brick Building at 3I5 south
Main street

The brick building on South Main
street known as No. 815. has been sold
TO Chas w. Southwark. The considera-
tion was $500. Mr.. Southwark buys the
property as an investment and secured
it from 0Iessrs. c. d. and F G Brown Of
Cheney
The brick has stood at that place for a
number Of years and is quite a substan-
tial building
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-12-19
RETURNS FROM MON TANA
), 3. Chandler the Hnrseman Looks
After Mining Property

Mr.. J. B. Chandler, the horseman, has
returned from trip to Great Falls,
Mont, where he has been looking after
mining interests. While in the north he
visited a number Of stock farms with the
idea Of bringing home some fast horses
to add to his string at the fair grounds,
but saw nothing that attraced him as
much as DO the Kansas bred horse
Mr. Chandler is very enthusiastic over
the Kansas climate for wintering fast
horses, and as he has fast ones, he GER
talnly is IN a position to Judge.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-12-19

have made the purchase because we felt
that we need more room. Our business
is growing and that was a favorable
place for our yards. We will have a
switch put in as soon as possible and viii
attempt TO get our sheds and yards IN
position as soon as possible. We will not
move our Offices to that point. They will
stiu remain on Water street"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-12-19
FULT0N'S NEW MIRRORS
Newell Idea for Front Of Douglas Ave-
nue Clothing store.

People who pass Fulton's store have
been attracted by the splendid arrange
meat upon the granite pillars in front
Of the store The idea Is a novelty and a
splendid one. too Heavy plate glass
mirrors with silver frames have been
placed en- the pillars and the name Of
OF Fulton in sold letters goes across the
glass The idea is new In Wichita and
Mr. Fulton has spared no expense in ar
ranging thar part Of the front
In the center Of the entrance to rhs
store Is q large pillar circular. This VIII
Dee surrounded by the mirror and at four
places VIII Dee silver castings dividing the
glass into four parts. Here also viii ae
the name Of fulton IN sold.
1Ir. C. r. Fulton WAS kept busy yes
ter5ay telling people, in answer 10 ques-
riols about the mirrors
Miss 1Iyrtle 1TcCarty STOPPED over IN
-hs city Sunday 10 visit with friends
2uS= 1I.-arty was IN her way 20 Iala.
where she VIII visit FER some weeks.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-12-19
GOES TO SUPREME COURT
suit Over MIL Property on Douglas
To Have lEOre Litigation.

To Have 1EOre Litigation.
The journal entry which takes the suit
over the City mill property on the Santa
Fe tracks on Douglas avenue to the SUI
preme court was signed up yesterday
The suit was brought IN the district
court Of this county and is entitled
Frazier vs.. Caldwell & Stevens.
The decision of the court was against
the defendants in the suit, and thinking
that they have a chance for a reversal,
the matter has gone Up.
This idea means that the old mill build
ing viii not be utilized for anything until
the suit if off. There are many men in
Wichita who have been looking at the
property longingly. These men would
erect a substantial building in It's place
could they secure possession of it.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-12-19
WERE MARRIED IN DENVER
VIM. Lumars and N IS GOOdfeIOvv
joins Lots For Retter or Worse

~ --A' N--~ mas a1AA- VA - OOVAAANAaOFH
JOins Lots Fer Retter or Worse
VIM. A. Dumarss a well known Wi hita
travelling man, was married last night to
Miss Sada J. Goodfeuow, of Denver, Col.
The ceremony was performed in Den
yer at the residence of the brides aunt,
Mrs. S. ;. Eaton
The following, by S. W. Clayton, IS a
sample Of some kilograms sent to the
groom from his Wichita friends: SHOULD
both of you be as good fellows in the
future as VIII has been in the past, your
lives win be one Of sunshine"
The kidneys ache when they are over
worked and the trouble gets serious I'M
less promptly removed PRICKLY ASH
BITTERS IS a reliable kidney tonic and
bowel regulator.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-12-19
CABLE COMPLETED TODAY
1A1ssOuri- Kansas Telephone Company
FEas One TO Tenth street.

Today the large cable ofthe Missouri,
and Kansas telephone company viii be
completed from the Central Office to
Tenth street The cable contains one
hundred Of the company's wires and was
made necessary by the increase of BUSH
ness I'm the north part of town
The workmen have beene placing the
cable for some time and it has been a
hard job for them. Another cable has
been run from the central office west a
short distance and this also has one
hundred wires In it.
Manager Meredith said yesterday: "Au
of this work was made necessary. by the
heavy business which we have had dur
ine the past few months. We were fore
ed 10 make the Improvements. We cx
pected to make them anyway but not
quite so soon. The cables are great
convenience TO us, but it costs consider
able money to put them m."
Keen the bowels active 81 Won would
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-03-01

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hdlt einen intereKanten Mrtifel iiber bic
8ergbeipchner con 2entudb. Dieielben
sth0ren 81 ben irteseHanteiten 2euten
In Mmerifa. @eit 6unberten bon
Sdbren betpobnen fie bic Nerggegenb i'm
bitlihen She'll bes ,buntlen unb blus
tieen @runbes". Bon ber Rultur, bic
iib na9 10 bielen Hihtungen bin pere
breitete, finb lie ni4t beledt iporben;
fie betpabren fogar bieleSitten ,lno Sc.
brdude, tpelne ibren Dorfabren por
150 eeSabren eiaen tpdren.
Menn man fi9 bic Miibe iiimmt, ale
peralteten MDrter in @bofefpeare auf=
sufuden, 70 tpirb man fie faft ulIe i'm
tGglihen @ebrau1 Eel ben 8ergbetpohs
rern finben. Sic fasen gum Bei1pisl
.bplp1 fir .belp". bit fir III; bas
iinb nibt ettpa 0erbunaungen, fDnbern
ehte, alte dnslofd9IiiM WDrter. Gelbf
lire Nanaben }inb Grinnerungen aus
alten 3eiten. Gin Mann ma1te einen
Mitt bon 200 Meilen in iener @egenS
unb bpr9te auf ben @efans berGrnuen.
nm eine Ballabe fennen 3u lernen.
Sdlieblih lernte er auf biefe Meiie
aIIe 13 Nerfe elmer fhottifhen Bdllabe.
ipelhe fib ibentif6 nit benen ertpiefen.
bic In einm Sagebuh bonn Sabre 1866
beraefHnet trurer.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-03-01

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