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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-06-28
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-06-28
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The Wichita daily eagle., 1900-09-06
CHARLES WElK A HUSTLER
Way He Made Things Hum for the
Log Rolling.

During the last ninety days Wichita
has been introduced to new power
locally. This is Charles Weik, who sup
erintended the big log rolling. Wichit1
has always been blessed with strong
managers of public entertainments. When
a fair was wanted a carnival a big fra
ternal celebration, the actual management
has devolved largely on one man There
must be leadership.
About ninety days ago Charles Weik
took hold of the big. log rolling. He has
lived in Wichita about two years. but so
hard has he rustled, so' active has he
been and SUCH an executive head has he
on his shoulders that today to the bust
ness men no man is known better. His
temperament is such that when he goes
in for a thing he takes hand, heart and
mind and pushes industry to the drop
ping point He knows good thing when
he sees it and is not slow in seeing it.
He never says die, and after his first ef-
fort in the way of public entertainments,
Wichita numbers him among the ranks
of the men who do things"
The Wichita daily eagle., 1900-09-06
MoREY STOCK COMPANY.


Owing TO the many attractions outside
the opera house last night, a compara-
lively small audience greeted the Morey
Stock company. Yet good house was
there and those in attendance We're Well
repaid.
Mile. Satan" held full sway, and in
the title role Miss Morey held her own
with her usual fascinating grace. Mr.
Clarence Bennett. as Ahdub Dahn Moot,
the Brahmin, carried his part in a most
artistic manner and was well supported
by Jewell Kelly as Marquis Claude Ju-
vols, and Mark Robbins as Jean Plaque
the poet. Mr.. Breckenridge in the COM
edy part of Henri Martin, jeans friend,
did some very clever work, as did also
Mr. Willard Fostic as Major Andrew
Jackson Sappe. secretary of the Ameri-
can legation.
Misses Edna and Capitalo Marshall as
Gilbert Moinaut and Madame Julia de
Tourney, were fine
The costumes We're elegant and the
stage settings beautiful The piece was
full of telepathy and Hindoo mystery,
made sacred by tradition, and the COM
pany held closely TO the text with great
power throughout. The specialties, as
usual were well rendered and received
merited encores.
The bill tonight is ''Uncle Sam in
Cuba replete with comedy and pretty
military situations, most prominent Of
which is Remember the Maine"
The Wichita daily eagle., 1900-09-06
FLYNNIS SPEAKING PLACES
First Dates for Points in Western and
southern Oklahoma

Guthrie, O. T., Sept. 5.-Aacording to
the schedule of speaking dates prepared
by the territorial central committee,
Dennis Flynn spoke today at Kiowa,
Kan, and tomorrow will speak at Cald-
well, both of which places are in Chester
L Longs district. Flynn's territorial
dates as arranged by the committee are
as follows;
At Wellston, September Z.
At Watonga, September 8, at 1:3O p. M,
formal opening Of the campaign.
At Beaver City. September II, at 1870
p. m.
At Hardesty, Beaver county, September
Is, at 1:30 p. m.
At Hale, Cleveland county, September
IS, at 1:3O p. m.
At Box. Cleveland county, September
19, at 1:9O p. m.
At Wauneta, Potta watomie county
September %, at 1:30 p. m.
At Sacred Heart, Pottowatomie county,
September q, at 1:3O p. m.
At Tecumseh, September %. at / 30 o. m.
Secretary J. P Renshaw announces this
as tn eonly speaking program yet ar
ranged for the campaign. Judge Virgil
Brown, Judge Crowley and Ike Lambert
win be dated in different portions Of the
territory.
The suite of rooms composing the
headquarters is being carpeted and fur
nished in a comfortable and attractive
manner. and all callers viii find well
come and a cozy reception awaiting
them
The committee viii begin next week
sending out literature to all parts of the
territory
The Wichita daily eagle., 1900-09-06
TO SHOOT OPPOSING COUNSEL
Was the Declared Intention OF Wit
ness IN a Guthrie Court.

Guthrie, o. T., Sept. 5.-In McCarver's
court yesterday occurred civil action
suit that very nearly resulted criminally
Soney Brown had brought suit to re-
plevin some household goods which he
had given to AutEie Jones Judge G. n.
Perkins appeared for the plaintiff and Z.
J. Sadler for the defendant. McCarver
Withheld his decision until today. During
the nearing Of the case, Sweet Perry, a
witness for the defense, became angry
because too closely questioned by Judge
Perkins, and, rushing from the court
room, he secured a revolver with the
supposed intent of doing injury to the
Fifth ward leader. Officer JEFF Tavlor
was summoned and the fellow was dis
armed. Judge McCaryer sent him to 5ail
for two hours for contempt Of court. The
affair for time looked serious for
Judge Pesllins.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1900-09-06
CHICKENS BEGAN H.
Tresspass Feud Ends in Blood
shed Near Medford.
w. H. OHLER WOUNDED
By Rev. J. NJ. BIakeIey--0
May Recover.

.Medford, o. T., Sept. 5.-Early this
forenoon it was reported here that ]. M.
Blakely had shot and seriously wounded
w. H. Ohler, one shot passing through
the right lung and breaking a rib at its
exit, another entering just behind and
coming out just in front Of the left ear.
A local surgeon vino dressed the wounds
reports that Mr.. Ohler has chance Of
recovery. The two men are neighbors,
residing about nine miles southeast Of
this place. 1t is said that they had fire.
quently quarreled over their chickens and
stock trespassing on each others prem
ises, and that this morning some Of
OILERS cattle were on Blekely's place,
contrary TO his previous orders, and
thereupon when the two men met the
old feud was renewed with the above re-
suit. It is reported that Blakely started
for Pond Creek TO deliver himself into
the custody of the officers of the law.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1900-09-06
HOW BLACKWELL WORKS IT
SeIther OHeads Democrats or Repab-
Ileaas Susf New

". p. Perry. C. 4. stfels and r 2
Richardson. taFss hsrtlsrs fro1n Biack-
ven. arrived ln Vgebiiz yesterday Hffa
advertisiHg n-attsT f0s Baex2e,Fs SIS
hi0T-0gt Ehlch j. more parfi -lssrIy a
fall festival ard bard carnival which
runs ca SEPTEMBER D.. sn6 D. ~ ALL -
a great occasion ard B.aekEan ST. al
serrtsiaE iG. Is bound not e. let posiftes
Interfere with 81 seccess Thc tzns-
bile aTs istrsbatsa 20 El anF prsfleal
ceso9nE whrh nfgat sppsaF ons -
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b:. reass. Vote Tor WGBaru : n-ssa
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The Wichita daily eagle., 1900-09-06
ONE EFFECT OF The FAIR
Wichita Was Crowded With Ont OF
Town Callers.

The large influx Of visitors 'who thronged
the streets yesterday 10 the Inspiring
music Of the many bands was quite
noticeable. The stores al did a thriving
business. as many peops took advan,aEe
OF the low fares 70 combine business Bith
pleasure.
Visitors from FAR a7d near In Kansas.
Oklahoma the Indian Territory anG
Texas found their way 70 the Offices Of
the old Shaker doctor. ~ the rooms ~
the Hovsy Medical association. No e. g
and G Zimmeriy building. ,he fame ~
these physicians beng gidesprea6. They
ara also n receipt u Numerous letters
from these districts from heslfh sesEers
The Wichita daily eagle., 1900-09-06
HARRY DEAN RESIGNS
Has Been Mail Carrier Here 10
Eleven Years

Mr.. Harry Dean, mail carrier Ne. II.
has resigned on account OF his health.
In and out Of the Wichita postofiice for
nearly fourteen years, on his route.
through the heat and dust OF summer
and the cold and blister OF winter. Hsr-
ry Dean has been faithful 10 the trust
imposed upon him. Never during that
period was any postmaster required 70
call him upon the carpet on any charge
Of neglect or mistake IN the perform
ance Of his task. The patrons on his
route will miss this obliging and faithful
worker, vEo In sH these years has
brought 10 them the news. the messages
Of glad tidlngs and perhaps the message
OF grief as we'll
The Wichita postofIIce force. from
postmaster down 10 the messenger boy,
regret that ne Is fue and are wishing
him all manner OF good luck IN his fu-
tuTe career.
Mr. Dean has not definitely decided a.
% his future movements. bat first Of al
win try 20 recuperate his health.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1900-09-06
ESTATE BEING CLOSED UP
sheriff sells Farm Land TO Illinois
Man.

AS a rule sherifs' sales Of real estate
are too much of a formality 10 be inter-
esting, but there was an exception yes
terday morning at the court house when
the farm belonging to the estate Of the
late Emanuel Fry was sold The place
consists of-240 acres. and is about a mile
southeast of Sedgwick- Mr.. Fry died
February 2s OF last year. An inventory
of the property belonging to the estate,
filed with the probate Judge. shows per-
sonal property, household goods includ-
ed, to the value Of only $40, while the
farm was appraised at $500 The legal
heirs are Mary Fry, the widow OF the
deceased. one son and a grandson, the
child of a dead daughter.
The affairs Of the estate are now being
closed up. This morning there were sew
eral interested parties from Sedgwick,
who were anxious to purchase the farm
1t was first offered in four pieces. then
a quarter of a section. and finally as a
whole. The former offers were more as
q formalty When the place was offered
as a whole the bidding became interest
ing 1t was started at two-thirds the ap-
praisement and finally sold for 1850 II
was purchased by Henry Mahannah Of
Illinois, who is buying considerable Sedg-
wick county farm property.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1900-09-06

spacious grounds at First and Market
being. as usual, more than well filled.
The seats were all taken and the over
flow of late comers had to stand. About
a dozen beautiful articles of silverware
and several gold rings were given away.
The audience evinced its delight by gen.
erous applause at frequent intervals.
There will be another change Of program
tonight, and the show will be free TO
adults. The list of the lucky ones who re-
ceived presents last evening viii be pub
lished in the Eagle on Saturday.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1900-09-06
PAWNEE COUNTY FOR FLYNN
BY Large Majority County Repub-
Iiean Ticket Claimed

Guthrie, Q. T. Sept. 5-Sheriff T. NJ
Grant of Pawnee county, was in Guth-
rie last night on business with the audi
tors Office. Sheriff Grant is a candidate
for reorganization in the Republican pri-
maries on September IS and notwith-
standing the apparent fusion between
the Democrats and Populists he is con-
WINGED that the Republicans will elect
their entire county ticket AS to Dem
mis- Flynn, there is no doubt but what
he will carry Pawnee county by a large
The Wichita daily eagle., 1900-09-06

ing year II is statsd that these notes
were made subject 10 contract specify
ing that in case there should be a fail
ure in the wheat crop the time Of pay
ment of the notes was TO be extended one
year
V. D. waltermire purchased the notes
and mortgage. and brings suit to fore
close the mortgage. alleging that not
only the interest but the principal on two
Of the notes. 10 the amount OF Sl,S5l.4S.
has been defanlted. He alleges that the
mills have not been in operation FOR some
time. and as a result are running down
and losing value. He asks that a receiv-
er be appointed TO take charge OF and
run the mills. Judge Dale heard the ar
guments in the case and denied the pc
tition TO appoint receiver.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1900-09-06
COMING LOCAL EvgNrs.

The West side W. c. T. u. viii n.st
at Dodge Avenue NJ. Z. church on Friday.
August Z
The Welles Circle Of Kings Daughters
will meet at o'clock this morning al
their rooms in the city building.
The Ladies of the Maccabees viii meet
in regular session tonight a. Peerless
hall. corner OF Main and First street at
5 O'Clock. All members should be pres
ent.
an members Of suufower Lodge No
s.. a T. and A n. are urgently request
ed 10 meet with No. 20 at Masonic Ten7-
PIE at S.3o a m. Thursday 10 attend fun
erai Of Brother LeysIHng.
Special communication Of Wichita
Lodge No. g. \ F. ana 4. II this msrn-
ing at SD sharp % attend fuaeral Of
Brother / D LeSegling Members Of
santiower No. IS and Albert PIKE No. az
invited.
The ladies' OF the FIRST II. E. church
viii give a cake sale at George lanes &
Co.'S oR SATURDAY. the Sta Housewives
wishing - provide themselves Eisn
salads. pies. etc. VIII have the opsos-
tuaity.
TIE members of Pleasant Council ~.
4. Ao1ern Iontses, are requested 20 a.
tead ths fgzeTai eE ouT national frst vicz
pres.1e1t. Ex-Goxarnor LswelIlaE. 70 be
held AZ The Coag-s ga1isnaI cAsreh a.
acsock this H7crnlaE
Nembers os Albert Pike Lodge desiring
@ attend the fBnesal e Exashsr L. y
Lssel4ins are requested tsFessei q. tse
12soaic Eal southwest esrTsr Mar Szas
FIRST streets. ~ s-N g'cgsck sAgs uexa-
INK Cloves. apraus ana esezgrrsu zsa
be Furnished tEare
The Wichita daily eagle., 1900-09-06
CANADIAN COUNTY BY 500
Is the Confident Assertion of Ell
Reno's CITY Attorney

Guthrie. o. T., Sept 8 Dennis
Flynn fill carry Canadian county by at
least 500 miority." was the confident as
sertion last night by Mr. WIN Maurer,
city attorney Of El Reno, who is in the
city attending the sitting of the su-
preme court. FLYNN will carry the
old Republican vote of the county and
I know of at least 800 Democrats who
declare openly they viii vote for him.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1900-09-06
FACE CUT IN A QUARREL
Walter Amic< at Woodward suffers
at ). F. Harris EEands.

Woodward. o. T., Sept. 5.-As a result
Of quarrel here today over the pastur-
age of a horse, J. L. Hart struck Walter
Amick a severe blow in the face with q
hatchet, inflictiug a deep wound Harc
surrendered to the sheriff and is now out
on $l,0eo bond. Amick partially stop
ped the force Of the blow with his hand.
otherwise It would have been fatal.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1900-09-06
BY BURWELL.
SAMUEL BERRY BOUND OVER
ts Charged At Perry with Stealing a
HORSE and a MuIe.

Perry o. T., Sept. Samuel Berry,
alas Harry lawson, had his preliminary
hearing this afternoon on the charge Of
stealing horse and a mule. He was
brought from Canadian, Texas. by Sheriff
Foster on Monday last. The theft oc-
CURED in January last and Berry has
been scouting in northern Texas ever
since, He denies his identity and insists
he is not the fellow, although he did not
testify. He was bound over and commit
ted IN lieu OF S7o0 bond
The Wichita daily eagle., 1900-09-06
CASE 0E. DDCKF|NGER
Decided Against Him by
Oklahoma Supreme Court.
INVOLVES WEST GUTHRIE
1t viii Now Go to the Federal
Supreme Court

Guthrie, o. T., Sept. 5.-The supreme
court Of Oklahoma handed down another
batch Of decisions this morning, includ-
ing an opinion by Burwell in the some
what noted case of Bockfnger versus the
Townsite Board, a case which has been
pending in the land Office and territorial
- courts since 1885, when the territory was
first opened to settlement Bockfnger
claimed TO be the original homestead
settler on that part Of Guthrie now
known as West Guthrie, but his fling
was rejected at the local land Office.
Bockhnger fought for what he consider
ed his right Up to the secretary of the
interior and then again commenced the
legal battle in the district court Of Logan
county which also decided against him.
The decision Of the supreme court af-
firms the action Of the lower court and
now the case will 90 to the supreme court
Of the United States, notice to that effect
having been given by the plaintiffs at
torneys.
The opinions handed down today are as
follows:
BY BURFORD.
J. D. Fox vs.. Birdie F. Easter, appeal
from Grant county; reversed and re-
manded.
c. F. Colcord VS.. VIM. P. Conger, ap-
peal from probate court of Oklahoma
county; affirmed in part and reversed in
part
The George R. Barse Livestock Com
mission company VS.. a. J. AIcKinster and
Thomas McKinster, appeal from Woods
county; affirmed IN part and reversed in
part, and judgment rendered in this court
BY HAINER.
Lewis lockwood and Lewis A Rock
wood vs.. Estate of II. c. St John, error
from Oklahoma &C nty; affirmed.
c. 3. Utsler vs.. Territory Of Oklahoma,
error from Garfield county; affirmed.
Alva State Bank VS.. J. P. Renfrow,
treasurer; H. c. McGrath, sheriff. and
Territory of Oklahoma, error from Woods
county; affirmed.
BY BURWELL.
Fremont Bertwel VS.. William r.
Haines appeal from Kingfsher county;
affirmed
Henry II. Bockfnger vs.. Townsite Trus-
tee. appeal from Logan county; affirmed.
BY IRWIN.
A. II. showalter and Martin Gerber VS..
Or. Jacob Beard, appeal from Kingfsher
county; affirmed. i
Henry W. King & Co. ct al vs.. S A.
Atkins, error from Noble county; affirmed |
W. +. Perkins Us. Oklahoma Territory. |
error from Pottawatomie county; affirm |
ed.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1900-09-06
MOTION DOCKET CalLED
ase OF cheney HiIls ATTRACTS Cos
a%rahir Afteat8oa IN Geurf

The uo3isn 5aekes la tae SsasrsrS cg1rs
wzs rakan ~ yesterday Ezornl-s 80
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t-x aeS. aHa lt IS ofsea nsoeEssrr -
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Tee naHs lzteFssf1E ygfss9u hfsrt
yesterday wss aa Texars - sss 80
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The Wichita daily eagle., 1900-09-06
WENNER SEEKS THE FACTS
About the kiOwa and COmanche
COuHtry's Mineral Wealth.

Guthrie, Q. T., Sept 5.--F'red I. Wen
ner. private secretary to Governor
Barnes. leaves in the morning for the
hIowa and Comanche country. where
he viii spend q weeks time IN getting
fresh data concerning that country for
the governors forthcoming report. Ee
viii make especial inquiry concerning the
mineral possibilities OF the Wichita noun
tains
The Wichita daily eagle., 1900-09-06
MEDOLING WITH MAIL BoXES
Boys are Scratching New Aluminium
Color rOff ef HAIL Boxes.

The postofice has recently had the let
ter boxes of this city painted with alu-
minum bronze. This color shows up
nicely and a box' can be seen for great
distance. Several of these boxes recent
ly painted have been disfgured by boys
scratching them with nails. This IS
against the law and is a criminal ,offense
The police and detective force of this
city are on the lookout for these boys,
aud if caught they will be severely dealt
with
The Wichita daily eagle., 1900-09-06
WARRANTY DEEDS

WARRANTY DEEDS.
William =. FentoH n J. Z. SpanEIsr.
lots even ? 20 10, Dodge ave, Mar
tinsoH's 2-d ada ...........,.......... 5
Henry B.erman u John B. Pstry,
let E. sea 27-15-2s. ..............-......
David F. Clark To Nabeue Rogers.
lots s. g. 81. fifth ave, D-neu-
haush's add ,.-...-.......-.-..........
Ida :. aud Aarea Cory to Nertea
SJewar, iot s.. River St Water
maps -n5 add .......-...-.........-..
Joseph dlgsr N 3tisaasi Meh-. lots
ana and $ NJ ne OF sec G-s7-2w. 5
John 5. Parrott 10 Rox.e Eleanor
Clark, lois l@s and lgI- PamerstaE
81. Riehmords 2rd add .............
Susan a. King 10 L E Arthur. .oes
10 aud ISL Main 81. Lees add.
" n Wmttsd 10 OryI.fe \. B0vic.
iot Church. So city ...........-....
John Henry Relag 70 J c. wilson,
LOT . Faivview ave. sherva5s,s al
wm, z. Pierce 70 Ralph aE.!lsen.
IS'xs55 com = agd ssS l. II
sw cor nv or see Ss-s7-Ie...........
The Wichita daily eagle., 1900-09-06
mUsIc AND DRAMA.

THE sHA KER CONCERT Co9PANY
&atv3t thzsarsiiag tp~ zssGy esasteF At
sSaetisns lsst essEsng sae Shaker Ceseers
company zsre raa2 Ae.a taesr c~a. "a
The Wichita daily eagle., 1900-09-06
TO ASSIGN STUDENTS WORK
Arrangements Made for Opening OF
Public schools.

The city schools Will open next Mon
! day, September 10, and the teachers and
pupils are making preparations.
! The fall examinations for delinquents
and those desiring to make advanced
standing will be held in all the buildings.
| beginning at o'clock the first day of
school. Pupils who are to take the ex-
animation should apply to their respec-
tive schools for the same.
There will be a general meeting of the
teachers on Saturday, September 5, at 10
a. m in the normal room.
All pupils Of the Benton district should
attend school in Trying district.
The following win indicate the grades
in the several buildings: Carleton, 70 s.;
College Hill, to 5; Emerson, l TO S.;
Fairmount, to s. Franklin. l to and Z;
Harry, l to and s; Grving, 1 to s; In
gals, l to formerly Cleveland SCHOOL,; /;
Kellogg, I to 8; Lincoln. 1 10 and Z;
Mccormick, to 4, and s; Park to 6;
Washington, to s; Webster, 10 3 and Z.
Assignment of uppils in High school:
Freshmen-AH English course pupils.
and Latin course pupils from A TO in
elusive, room 1; Latin course pupils from
I. to P room 3; Latin course pupils from
Q to z, room 4.
Sophomore-All English course pupils.
ell college preparatory course pupils. and
Latin course pupils from A 70 inclusive.
room 5; all Latin course pupils from L 70
e. room Y.
JunIors-An pupils who have three or
more studies Of the Junior year and who
are taking the Latin. tho English or the
German course. room s: all pupils who
have three or more studies Of the Junior
year and who are taking the Laun-Ger-
man or the college preparatory course,
room 10
seniors-AI Seniors, room ..
Mr. Allen win be at the High school o.
fee on Saturday from 1;s1 % s M At
this time he would be glad to meet any
one having any business concerning the
High school. He desires 20 meet at that
time especially all candidates for adnis-
sion who did not attend the city schools /
during the past year
WHERE THE REAL CREDIT BELONGS.
Great credit has been given ire aille5 4
generals IN China for prompt action n .
saving the Americans AZ Pekin. but fhs l
credit % saving thousands ~ American (
citizens dragged down in hsaith 40
deg7h's door By the long iFying months
az the hot weather Belongs n the prompt
action of Dan6eiion Bitiers. The quicE-
est acting and most faeisfaetory gen
eraI system tondr ever made
IudiEastion. -lyer and kidney trouhlAs
low rnainrisi fevers. dlzziness. fslntiHE
spells ne.anehosg. rooF sBpeti1s. s.eeH-
lessnesz. all Indicate a danEsroH7s eonsi-
tign of the system. whieA requires 81
i-iuediate toalBg up % prevent r0Ds =
ne cents gi3us diseases. T5sniea7u E.s-
;ers sirests yoar feed and fs TIE essf
tonic knoRn Especially rerorHsslass..
ssr "a female trosa,ss snd faf EofherS
worn cat wsth f5e care - a aursiug haby-
Il makes SIX ae-sals sci Trg y uoz ssli
~ convinced = T. Allen. noeeena 4 /.
Efizzlnsoa. George Van Werdan-
The Wichita daily eagle., 1900-09-06
TO CURE A COLD ONEDAY

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
All druggists refund the money if it
fails to cure. e. w. Groves signature is
on each box. &c. ~
The Wichita daily eagle., 1900-09-06
Requested TO Meet at S:I5 Today for
GOV. Leweliing's Funeral.

All members of Mt Oliyet Command
cry, No. u, K. T., are requested to meet
at the asylum at Sis a. NJ. sharp, to at
tend the funeral of our late frater. Sir
L. d. Lewelling. Sojourning knights re-
quested to be present
The Wichita daily eagle., 1900-09-06

Glasgow Sept 5.-No new cases of
bubonic plague have been officially re-
ported today, and the health officials
think the disease has spent its force
here
The Wichita daily eagle., 1900-09-06
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There's nothing like it for it Is Pc
culiar to itself-Hood's Sarsaparils.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1900-09-06
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