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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-11
JOHN M. PUGH WILL RESIGN
As state Bank commissioners. on Ac'
count of Private Business

As state Bank commissioner. on Ac-
count of Private Business
| Guthrie. o. T., July 1o.-John NJ Pugh,
state bank commissioner, was seen yes
terday in regard to his rumored Iesigna-
ton. He confirmed the report, and said:
I handed my resignation to Governor
c NJ. Barnes on July to take effect
when nv successor is appointed. viii
keep charge of the Office and look after
The business until that time, which Isup-
pose will not be far distant. My official
duties consume too much Of the time de-
manded by my increasing private bust
ness and therefore I believe it better to
resign. I will no shrk tn official work
and IN attending to 1t my private busi-
ness suffers. My official life has been
very pleasant in every way
Mr.. Pugh has held his appointment for
three years and has given the best of
satisfaction at all times. He has been
careful in attending to duty and has won
high praise from the department at
washington, being designated by them
as one Of the three bank commissioners
in the United States who file all reports
promptly ard in first class style. He has
proven thoroughly able in every way to
dispose of the business that comes up in
his jurisdiction. Mr.. Pugh is interested
principally in cattle, being one of the
largest and best known owners on the
west side He will devote all his time
to this work. Governor Barnes has not
as yet appointed a successor TO Mr.. Pugh.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-11
MEOFORD CHURCH DEDICATION
First VI. f. Church starts i'm Not Ow-
ing a Dollar.

Medford, o. T., July 10-Sunday, July
s. the First Methodist Episcopal church
a large, commodious structure. was dedi-
Gated without dollars Indebtedness.
Rev. DR.. Stewart Of Carthage, No.
preached the sermon, raised debt Of $50
and dedicated the church. His sermon
was listened to by large and apprecia-
tive audience. He was assisted by the
pastor. Rev. Bramon. and the Rev.
Foose, Story, Trimble and Robertson.
Mrs. r. Homrighaus Of Wichita had
been engaged as soloist and her singing
was an inspiration. One of her solos at
the morning service was The Holy
City,
Rev. Bramon. the pastor. has done
much hard work and practiced much self
denial to help his congregation to a good
place Of worship. He is now rewarded
for his labors and everybody is pleased
and happy.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-11
ADDITIONAL CITY NEWS
WHERE is MRS. lEASE2
Promised to be Here bat Failed 10
Come

Mr.. Charles Lease is quite worried
about his wife, the brilliant Wichita wo-
man who has been in New York for the
past two or three years. He expected her
Saturday night but she failed 20 come
She also failed TO come Sunday Las
night he met every incoming train but
she wasn't on either one Of ther Mrs
Lease was at Kansas City attending the
national Democratic c3nye4s;ion FOR the
New York World. and she had written
that she was coming down 70 Wichita
after its adjournment She made quite z
nit with her dispatches T. TIE World one
Of them IVES as follows.
What DO I think % TIA convenient It
vas 4 spectacular hoiIo~. noisy. secep-
tive farce. begun ca me anniversary %
the nations freedom, ana s. car scarcely
be credited ~ those removed from i.
K carefully planned program q ing
Cling Esth patriotic syn bols AID pam
Otto a0ho-isEs for ;he purpose o. hood
winkiug the public was the program for
Ehe first day.
Promises * reform coming from zach
representative are ike sounding brass
ard tnking cymbals
The Infamous Coe5ei election law =
Kentucky. 70 the enactment and enforce
ment q whica Nj Bryan dedicated ~
borrowed orator.. ths bvi3-gen horrors
among the nEn - gaaha. gnaer the cen-
,Toi & = Bran Democratic Evye~agr. the
sfr4et-rsslwsy strike y 81 Louis sAst
has kept tie city IN > STATE = va =.
tlree months sad resslte1 II TIE aszura-
Ter g innocent ussn- EoEsea ard chsiarez
shs u-asp=zsaale and cgntsE.sss2 systsnu u
plEndeF perpstrsted % Democrats IL fhe
great city q NeE York. ard the Fe9ressz-
tsts71 Il thss coavsnffoa q ara raost
h-Ts-haz3et rzlsnle.-al rosssrs sze co~-
T1gr aa3 fni@viEE -, fiesanH tnelczts A.
e1Eate3y tae quAati;F srsd euas5tT . r.
firm vtich ms Dss9se FnaT expe-g svH
this ssrs % Democracy
TaelF w5ole recer1 az8 shs ever 49,
ard detail q that recsrs 1se Sla<k xi.a
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-11
STABBlNG ARRAY AT M'LOUO
Ed. 0strander Probably Fatally
Wounded at a Dance.

McLond, O. T., July 10.-Ed Ostrander
was stabbed in the abdomen here just
az u az a dance Saturday night The
dance was in the new Quinby saloon
building on North Main street. Ostran-
der was caller and floor manager and
refused to sell a ticket to Price Dial be-
cause he was drunk Bob Fox, the city
II arshal, being a friend Of Diars took it
up and he and Ostrander had a fight in
the Quinby saloon, next door to The
dance. Neither were hurt very much and
Ostrander started back to call the set
but just "a he stepped on the porch Of
the new building some one slipped up be-
hind him and drove a knife into his alb
domen. He ran across the street with en-
trails hanging out, and stopped al the
barber shop and sent for a doctor. Drs.
Craddock, Lyon and Mooney dressed the
wound ard say there is little hope for
his recovery. In the deposition taken last
night Ostrander swears that Bob Fox is
the man who cut him. Fox is under ar
rest and Dial, who lives about twelve
north of here, was overtaken on his way
home and brought back here this morn
ing. Excitement was at high pitch
here but everything is quiet now, and
though the evidence is pretty strong
against the city marshal, there are many
who believe in his innocence. Both Fox
and Dial are protesting innocence.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-11
SALOON LICENSE COMPLICATION
Question as TO Legality OF Meeting OF
Comm IS OnerS.

Oklahoma City. O. T, July 10.-In the
county clerks Office this morning we're
filed circumstances against the granting
Of licenses for liquor selling to Christ
Weis and Chas. Zimmerman. The re-
monstrances are signed by a number IF
the members Of the Antf-Saloon League
and they will be considered at meeting
of the county board of commissioners.
The question that was raised Saturday
as to what constituted a legal meeting Of
the board has caused a peculiar state of
affairs The law says that the board
shall meet the first Monday Of each quar-
ter and that all other meetings shall be
meetings called by the county clerk n
a special call that shall set forth the our
pose of the meeting. The meeting, ac-
cording to the decision Of Judge Ru-Nell,
he Il the first Monday in July, was not
meeting at all and it is a doubt Ill thoir
mirds if they can meet again until the
first Monday in October until in a
special meeting.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-11
COMING LOCAL EVENTS.

Regular meeting % t1e Elizabeth Re
bekah lodge this evening. Installation ~
officers and work 5 nshe degrees. Every
member of the STAFF Is reaaestd to he
present.
Regular meeting ~ The National Asa
association tonight az their hall glI \
Main All members should be preeeat
as TINS j. ir-sf.ati5n night Tee cream ana
cake serTed frsa a. me mernbe5s
The Apollo club vfi meet on Tauspsay
ereninr. insteas ~ Wednessay evening.
Iris week. o. account ~ fhe aan1a
from The oi,y % Prof Hsrs8all VINO IS
sent fcr p take para IN fhs nlasf- ere
fr1e-ai q Mrs. Castle The fauersi wfi
take place ~ & o'ciork welrrz5ay r. u
Dorado. and Pro- MareksH xaa return
~ ! o'ciCcE ThBr=fay rncrrsng
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-11
LON WHARTON HAS A PLAN
To Settle the Sneobs-SipeS Row over
National Conan -tteemau.

Guthrie. O. T.. July lo-L1n Wharton
editor Of the Perry Sentinel was in
Guthrie today Interviewing some OF his
Democratic friends in reference to the
Democratic imbrosio created by the ia
cobs-Sipes hsht. which the national con-
vcntion at Kansas City reported back to
the territory f7I< settlement. Wharton's
plan for a solution az the national com
mit-eem0nship contcmplatez. firstly. III.
withdrawal % both jacobs and Siras
from the contest. in The interest 81 har-
many. AMI the naming ny tho convention
On July n. If an entirely new man. 1t
Is aluso his Intention at the time of III,
convention 10 offer a new plan sor the
selection ~ national delegates and na-
tional Committeeman. the adoption -
which plan. ne thinks, VIII On away with
the combination schemes which in his
estimation have been responsible in start
ing factonal party fights. His Idea con
templates r division Of the TERRITORY into
six delegate districts. the delegates 10
be elected by primary vote. the nation
al committeeman 70 &c voted FOR at large.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-11

action Of the territorial board Of equali-
cation in raising the assessment Of Okla
hona county for the years 1897 and 1888
The sum involved and for which the ter
ritory is creditor, amounts in round num-
bers to 5000, which, under the terms o.
the stipulation entered upon Oklahoma
county agrees TO collect from the tax roll
OF 1900. in pursuance Of which it is agreed
that Caffrey and his bondsmen shall be
reIieyer from all further liability to the
territory Of Oklahoma
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-11
TERMS Of THE COMPROMISE
Entered Into With CaTrey Regarding
the Tax Raise

Guthrie. O. T, July 1o-Throueh she
efforts ot Harper 5, Cunningham. t0rme-
attorney general Of the territory. the
long-peu5lns tax cases wherein the ter
ritcry was the plaintiff AM Richard car
frey, the county clerk Of Oklahoma com
y, defendant has been amicabiy as-
justed, the tax raise q 1897 and 1Sas or
dered by the board disqualification wifi
be extended upon The tax ron n 1890.
and Cafrev has been released from the
county jail where he was serving a sen
tence for contempt I'm refusing u obey
the mandate u the supreme court. Tn,
suit thus compromised grew out of the
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-11

f. kInnel northwest quarter Of
southwest quarter section s-2e-2w
Joseph Miller % Bion 3. Hun. lot IS
/ Waco street, Waterman's "a sddi-
tlen ....-... ..--.....................
: Bernard Gels o. Joseph Becker. west
81 $40 % east I35 5-l9 feet i9t 2 Wa
bash avenue Mosher's sub .........
Amanda a Hammond % Board OF
Education Of wichita. l0fs even ~
20 IS Cherry street. H8mmond.s
addition ...-.. ....-... ....-........-..
G. X. Freeman % George NJ. Glenn.
north l55 feet lot 3. block g. Law
rences. addition ....,..................
Belknap Savings Bank to II q.
Hiner. northwest quarter section
32-5 ! east .........................
J. ". Kingsolver 30 T. =. Plcken.
southwest quarter section s-Z7-fw.
Jacob T. Green 70 Albert Little. lot
- Patue avenue. wollmar'- add
tion ...-.-..-......... -...-............
Isaac 7. Firebauzh 20 Joseph Fire
baueh. 5-2i }1t 70 Emgorsa avenue.
Mead's addition .....-............-...
Irving Han 20 Arthur r williams.
lots e AMI 6 except feet s0mmer
avenue. H5pkin & Elwood's sub p.
Arkansas Valley r. and Z. Co. 20
f. J. Rozenstel lots 20 G. block
IN. Goddard .......... .-.... ..........
Dean Gordon O. william Burns. lots
even - 20 a. C;ettq avenue. Gett5's
addition ................. .......a.....
q p vinev 2, John p wolr. lot r.
b7,ok 10 c-beuev .....................
v-.-,. ., Sarah r Brown.
cas-. % feai ro,s y ans u block ~.
T.vfe-.. .ssla5u .....................
1si--,to C.4,,3s.- q, William Skinner.
s-,,.,.,,.-t Quarter se~tsa, 7s-Iw..
w gelpl-l rav3 p afeaar iots
e. & E~~- ave-.lfs Trut-frsifv Place
a5s..t.. ........
-. No.. - ,f.-v r4ou-k lot
s III ,r.-.,---, sv~-se aga~ff-
- as .-v.i.- ........
49, 60 T., g,--e- rg-nr lots
O n ana ~ uaft.e fver--a H~ffa
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-11
e. H:,tin's Rheumatic Remedy
Prepared on'y by
80 - 8. . - -. \ Y

For sale ~ the fofl,vip- 4-,,-,-,..- =
Wichita: WICHITA DRUG 90 10 -
Doug .ast SAl r - E. DOUGLAS. pO.-L-.
IN x ElGGTESON. rs y Main = n
Wt.RnEN'S PHARMACY. Is \ N-i-
HOOKING DRUG CO.. rs e Dsrries'
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RoCE ISLAND DRUG STORE ~ =
Doug as; GCoDIN.- ~ 0sk
MAC \ BY : DRUG STORE : X 90
Doug Is and Tooeka: InEAT. PHAE
MACY. rs X Main. MVICAP 80 x
Aatns EENFION. Cor. Central ana Ma n.
GEHRING. 80 L Doux3aS
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-11
ABNGI)N Igl...JOBLANI
In Confidence of the Com
pletion of a Railroad
AT A VERY EARLY DAY
Rock Island kilograms Which
Tell the Story.

Guthrie, o. T, July 1O.-The most &C
tive railroad in Oklahoma at present il
the Rock Island. Its construction of the
line west along the Kiowa and Comanche
country has excited interest in the road
more than ordinary, and the announce
ment that it viii reach Mangum, the
county seat Of Greer county, by septem-
Der l, increases the Interest in the roads
expansion. Mangum is wild over the GER
tainty Of railroad The Mangum Star
prints the following telegram and an ac-
count of the jubilation that followed:
Fort Worth. Texas, June %, 1900.
y. c. Giliiland, Mangum:
VIII write you tomorrow that your
proposition is accepted, If all promises
are made good. 1 do not anticipate any
trouble. H. A. PARKER"
The above telegram reached Mangum
Frida yevening and was given out by
Mr.. Gilhland about O'Clock. The news
spread through town at once, but a full
knowledge. Of the importance of the mes
sage was not realized by all until anvils
began TO boom forth the glad tidings at
about o'clock. AT once the town. became
alive to the situation and to those who
had not heard Of tbs teegram no expla-
nation Of the causes of the sudden dis
turbance was demanded. In fact, the
time was at hand for news; Mr. Parker's
word was out fer some intelligence at
this time, therefore all were expectant.
No one was surprised, but all were re-
Aeved Uncertainty was changed to
knowledge, expectancy to certainty and
hope TO a fond realization. Mangum had
Won royal battle in a just cause and
the victors enjoyed their glory.
Mr.. Parger, true to his promise in this,
as in all things else, under the same date
as telegram indicted the following letter
10 the cowmittee here, which clinches the
whole matter and leaves no room for fur
Their doubt:
&C, r. L & P. Ry. Co.
Office Of First Y. P. and G. NJ,
Chicago. III, June %, 1890
'AIessrs ]. c. GillIand, ". T. Dodson /
J. Rude. G. W. Boyd, C. NJ. Thacker,
Committee:
Gents: I take pleasure in informing
you that it was 0sterday decided to ex-
tend our line to A3angum, provided the
people Of that town viii make good the
spirit Of the proposition dated May q,
signed by yourselves and other citizens
Of Mangum, and addressed TO this COM
pany.
If matters are fixed up satisfactory by
your people we shall commence work at
cnce and try to have the road opened to
M2ngu-n for brei~ase not Ia+or +bor Tho
hrst Of September next Yours truly,
H. A PARKER,
vice President and General Manager"
Thus the last spike has been driven in |
the preliminaries leading up to the con-
tract which is now prepared and ap-
proved and when signed viii start to (
work force that viii bring to Mangum
a railroad in less than two months.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-11
Drowned seamcn stood straight Up

Philadelphia. July s-The bottles - q
number q drowned sesHsea stII Cad n
their oilskns. were passed last We6zee-
day by the schooner ?. = Birdszn. EnIch
has arrived here frsz Fau River. sever
Al ~ the bodies stood uD-ight r. the
water and at S-xt sight the crew - IRE
B.-3szH thought they weFs alive AL the
Bodies vsrs drifting sezEsrd. There xss
nothing ca their clothing % indicate whst
ship they had manned, ara j; i though,
tha, the vessel broke uoon ths shoAss 30
tween Sasnnecoex ard Southampton LeHg
Island
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vas zea - afsrcstsiHs 80 zz asa5
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worse than those they are continually
throwing at the governor. and, of course.
he has become used 10 them long ago.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-11
Relentless
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Conquered.

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Americas Seekeys Via Eversthisz

u 8 entirely Fzlrrrfi a5es - teJ pe9fi'
ss sea sre grtt-nz 80. yoa Sew -
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c. X. Freeman % George NJ. Glenn.
north l55 feet lot 3. block .. Law
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II. +. DUNN.
District Pass. Agent. Wichita. Kaa.
BRYAN SNYDER.
Gent Pass. Agent. St Louis. No.
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+. klnnel. northwest quarter Of
southwest quarter section 2-2e-2 w b..
Joseph Miller 70 Bion B. Hun. lot IS
Waco street Waterman's "a sddi-
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Belknap Savings Bank 70 II q.
Hiner. northwest quarter section
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Charles u Dsrsshzr - Fraress A
Uztrht half Hterest - g. Sock
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J. " Kiursoiver 30 T. j. Plcken.
southwest quarter section s-Z7-lw
Jacob T. Green 10 Albert Little. lot
- Patde avenue. Wollmar'- add
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Isaac 7. Firebaugh 20 joseph Fire
baueh. 5-3i l1t 70 Ernporta avenue.
49, -.f4ttf.,
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Bernard Gels o. Joseph Becker. west
81 $40 % east l55 5-l0 feet lot Wa
bash avenue Mrzhar.e 1tfh
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It is also an excellent route via
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Amanda \. Hammond % Board or
Education Of Wichita. Iofs even 81
20 IS Cherry street. Hammond's
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Tram leaves Wichita at 3 40 ?. N.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1900-01-25
At the CHURCHES.

Rev. Enyeart preached at the M.
E. church morning and evening,
and was greeted by large crowd at
both services. The League was
held in the evening.
At the Baptist church C.. E. was
held at the usual hour. A good
sized crowd was in attendance.
The subject for next Sunday meet
ings of Christian Endeavor and Ep-
worth League is lessons for Simon
and us" Tx. 7:36-5o. All are in
vited to attend.
Services were held at the Catholic
church Wednesday morning. Rev.
Donohue left that evening for Liberal.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1900-01-25
Notice to stoc1men.

There is an effort being made to
organize the stockmen of the entire
State of Kansas into an association
for their mutual protection. 1t is
desired by the State association that
we, of meade county, meet in Meade,
Saturday, January a7, to organize so
that we can lend our aid to and share
in the benefits of the organization.
Everybody come and show that we
are willing to help those who are
fighting our battles.
r. E. STEELE,
Committeeman.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1900-01-25

We have a Sand Greek cores
pondent this week.
w. ]. Harbit, of Plains, was in
the city over night Tuesday.
w. w. Cockins, of the Crooked
L ranch, came in Wednesday even
ing.
T. A. Scates, Register of Land
Office, came in from Dodge City
last night.
Miss Esther Neathery came up
from Liberal Wednesday morning
and returned in the evening.
"Crackerjack" seems to be little
hard on the Fowler girls this week.
Maybe he don't fare very well among
them.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Boehler enter
tanned a number of their friends at
their home in the Wichita addition
last evening.
Rev. ]. Donohue called at the
News office yesterday before leav-
ing for Liberal. He informed us
that he would deliver a lecture on
"Indiferentism" at the Christian
church of Liberal, Thursday even
ing, January IS.
J.P. Burk, of Ottawa, has been in
this vicinity for several days looking
for locatian to engage in the stock
business. Mr.. Burk informed us
that he is well pleased with the
country and expected to locate
shortly. He was looking at ]. C.
McLean's place with view of buy
ing.
A. w. Calendar, the Fowler
blacksmith, has purchased the shop
of I. c. Baxter at this place, and
will move here at once. Mr.. Cal
lendar has had about 40 years ex-
perience in the blacksmith business
and says if there is anything in that
line that he cannot fix it is no use to
take it elsewhere.
Harry Reas, sheriff of Beaver
county, resigned his Office. The
Hardesty Herald says he was the
best sheriff the county ever had.
There may be something in the Ad-
ventist's prediction arter all that the
end of the world is near. This
resignation looks like it.-Kingfsher
Times.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1900-01-25
Notice.

All parties desiring to make final
proof on their homesteads or tree
claims can have their publication
made in the News by calling at the
Office and getting receipt for same.
We have been informed by good
authority that we can publish this
class of notices.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1900-01-25
In Justices Court.

Only two cases in this court this
week.
Symns Gro. Co. VS.. Snyder &
Ellis for collection, settled and de-
fendant pays costs.
John Harper VS.. Miles, for pos
session of real estate, continued to
Jan. IS.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1900-01-25

Throughout the country the local
press is printing some very marvel
Gus stories about the price of broom
corn. 1t is frequently stated that
$500 ton is paid, but this is not
true and is misleading. Before the
holidays the trust fixed the price at
$500 ton it is neither paying that
nor selling any. There is but little
broomcorn in the country outside
of what the trust owns and the pol
icy of the trust is to lay quiet until
there is a demand from small manu-
facturers and as soon as they COM
mence to buy from the small stock
that is not in the hands of the trust,
the trust will then buy all the stock
to be had. Just what the price will
be no one knows. If some very
choice corn was consigned to the
market the shippers need not expect
more than SI5o a ton.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1900-01-25
Sunf1ower Dance.

There will be dance at city hall,
January 2o-Kansas Day. A prize
will be given to the best representa-
tive of this Kansas flower. Com.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1900-01-25

The place to buy carpet warp the
the cheapest is at Mrs. Judd's. She
has any color you want, on spools.
Call on her before sending your car
pet to the weaver.
Great reductions in millinery at
Mrs. Judd's.