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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-05-06
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p""ii"s points, >1rh as nos. cvc~. mnu,i,-
teeth. feet. l"cs. tail a...l cntt.
''hc CORRECT points "f = genuine French,
poot!l, are.
"Eyes-EIack.
Nose Black.
Roof of ~Nouth-Dark.
~"Tc'th-Ni"r ami even
t'Tt-Nic"iH shaped. not -yr4c-q1~.
t'CS-Strijcht not bow cd. like tlIo-s -
'i1I0i"u who hay" iin1 been watched when
'h"y first began to walk. Sl"ndsrueS. IS
AS" au Indication ot high pedigree.
"raii-I-arGc and covered with inuE fur
-"~t"at-ttv"n and in iinc shape. with nicely
ctiTicd, kinkv. silky wool
You ash where ! obtained all NV ',iac'
hinwicig": From books. from personal ex-
ic'i"nc". from going To The dog shows. and
if"m talking with aud listening :" anyh,siv
WI" had anything To say aho,Is dogs. am
quite sur" fiiat some day | shall make .
good deal "f money ont IF raising French
p""di"S. fof 'hc' are greatly in demand,
especially with circns men. who train them
{" do all ~"It Is Of tricks. They are intr!li-
gent and easily taught.
How much ought a litter OF po,,IIcs T.,
bring. when sold; About 81. if an of tha,,
I'VE. HowcNrr. as I said before. it's sheer
good iurk II they do. Worms Is the ha,e
"i their existence. They are ant To 20.
them from the mother lust shortly ,.cfnre
they are vcdncd. and they have Il, he
watched very closely at that period. If thcv
ar" dos"d Immediately they get over tho
trouble readily enough, but 40 NAM reop,e
neglect watching them closely enough
If YOU charge nothing for your time Tho
cost of keeping A Hitter of poodle- and thoir
parents l. about Sh 4 month. That SIN,
covers cverythiug- food. soap and tho Iito
some of these French poodIes get v.ry
"H!- Prince Albert il now about 10 Ncar-
old. and he bids fair to live MANI yc.r.
longer, even though it is said; thai .b,r.
eight years Is the limit. | know a ,adv vbn
has u dog - years old,
ON account of the scarcity of c.rrira
french pIodies. many fsncters resort Ia w.
breeding. which makes the logs i,ey.
however. not too much of this ought To- o.,
done. lest the dogs become too small
I've exhibited now at three Ioc,I d.
shows and been fortunate in every one ~
t!em. In 1881. my first attempt. recai,es
IN" FIRST Prize and a special prize. In 1sas
competition among French pnpdIcs Ma very
li"rc'. and | was awarded the second prize.
IN IN" recent dog show ! won three Grs,
pfiZeS. containing q medal. So il, rn,ncv
and several ribbons. As , specjsI
prize they awarded rs a silver cum fo- the
best poodle in the show:
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-05-06

irr food ar awaiting U,eTciful death.
tn" following paragraphs arc from the
appeal Tor aid.
Two cents will support a life one day.
onc dollar VIII keep a man. woman or child
tw" months from starvation. Ten dollars
will save five lives for four months.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-05-06

stricken area that has not its scores of
vacant houses. Husbands and fathers. in
despair of caring for their wives au,i chill
drc'. Al" abandoning them "a their fate:
ana thousands Of families are wandering ir-
FeSf'onSipiN abnu' the mud deserts. the Jun
SicT. ana the streets % the towns. lacking
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Forty cents will buy ono hushcI Of corn.
On" buShci of corn wilI support one person
twenty days. Therefore ~ cCnta promptly
given. given now. will save Il human life.
AN contributions may be sent q, tho
India Famine Relief Fund. ths christian
Herald. Bible House. New York"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-05-26
AT PONCA CITY The FOURTH
There Is Also esOing 10 be a WOn't-Do-
a-Thing Time.

Ponca City, O. T., May 25.-The COM
mittees are all appointed and much OF
the preliminary work wei along for a
rousing old-fashioned celebration at Pom
ca City on the Fourth of July. 1t will
embrace also a jollifcadon over the sue
cess Of Delegate Flynn in securing free
homes for Oklahoma. The morning and
basket dinner exercises will be held in
ore Of the fine groves east Of the city.
All arrangements Will be made to make
these features pleasant and entertaining.
Music, speeches, etc, will precede the
dinner hour. About o'clock the crowd
will be wen entertained in the city.
There VIII be numerous games and street
amusements of a good character, and
tho viii be display of fire apparatus
any a test Of the waterworks At dark
the display of fireworks will be made on
one Of the elevations near the school
buildings.
There is a determination among the
citizens of Ponca City TO. keep UP her
| high reputation for entertaining and
amusing big crowds on such occasions.
The fireworks have already been con-
tracted for, and include some very fine
| gested by the committee on fireworks. In
short, this will be made a most memoir
able occasion, to which are invited all
the people OF the adjoining towns and
! country, with the assurance that they
viii have a genuine old-fashioned good
| time
The following is list of the working
committees:
Fireworks. II. KolIer, G.. T. Nc
Candies. w. T. Chase, F. II. Smith, R
E. Morrison, H w. Shaffer. L. J. Hord,
! Owen PantOn
! Finance s Hutchins, F. E Cragfn,
! II. c. X. BrodbOll.
! Printing and advertising-F. H. Lob
/ dell, A c. Smith. ]. B. Given.
! Amusements-H c. & Brodboll, J. A.
| French, r. B. Thompson, E. ]. Dick.
/ Frank Smith, c B. Baker, A. L. Chase
/ L. L. Crossfeld.
Muslc--D. Lafe Huber, G. T. McCand-
| less, J. A Fowler. Mrs. W. T Chase
/ Mrs. c. H. Ruby.
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OF The WICHITA VISITORS
Kansas City Jeurnai Notes Their Ar
rival on railroad Busine.s

The Kansas City Journal OF yesterday 3
Issue says:
The old days in Kansas have returned
Colonel " " Mur5oek and delegz-
ton from wichita spent yesterday II The
city building a railroad. They had the
same active movement that characterized
their steps from 1856 70 -e5-ard, % course.
this 5eing the case. tfe read vii no.
only 5e 5nlt. bur wIchisz VII get the
FUN measure Of heneat % BE derived
therefron
In the days NJ 70 the cessation y ,he
boom. or Up 70 the sizse Of the inter
reEnana." Colonel Nu-docs would SUI
deny disappear most any tire anz
simultaneously y. r. Netherlands. n "
Levy and A ". TaonpSoz Es1i4 assp
ont q sight. when John ts2yfon look-
4 w8xs. the bays susssegte5 1sh.nv
party had invaded the Walnut river zaa
Bent Muraeck. saoaId be hear aaoas Il
would car on ,he Elaora6o militia Bas
sons -frnes = was nat fishing ssr asA-ts
xas ashin< FOR rz1sros 1s--sse sAey &c;
en In aae tire. after cosooes 2u--
sIorE haF heez spssns naw ra-~ ,
would come rrzzctzg ovss TIE p-zirss.
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CITY IN 3 REF

MFRS Charles Mos5acser. who has been
visiting IN Fort Scott. arrived home yes
terday.
Ar J. r Mead brought some bsaotifsl
flowers to decorate The Eagis aanctuHs
yesterday.
Mr r z. To-inr5on. DIVISION freight
agent o. the Santa Re- vas In wichifa
yesterday.
Mr. /. A Birrer. prominent bond
broker Of Hgtesiasgn. was in the city
yesterday.
Mrs Robert snriss. ~so has beea
visiting for week IN tae c}fT. has re-
turned 70 Chiea&7.
- a C. Jcses president q the Park
og Commerte left yesterday CT a bgs,aess
trip f0r Sew Y0Fk
NJ Joan 2 T4ans. ssftor - fae Zg-su-
ta!n View @ = Pr9gren. -as S. ths
city Isst nighs Or BE say 20 saGna
Mrs. jobs J.. Pews3 ard Kiss Ssnsss.
arrived herse las eveaias ssoul moata's
risit stir friends ana relatives - III
ne!s.
Mrs Maggie TerreU y Independence.
EAa-. has been slsit5ng Der o-d flrls
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friends. Captain and Mrs. John II Assr
this week
Mr.. c. J. Mackey. who recently seli
his drug store to Mr. X. c. kenGrick. vi
leave In . few days TO visit his old home
In Iowa City. Ia.
Miss Charlotte Shank returned q 81
Louis today 70 resume her studies az
an art school. after e brief visit vita her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Julius shask
Rev siutz. pastor or.tse Pirst Metho-
dist church. arrived home from Chicago
yesterday ard VIII hold the usual services
tomorrow. both morning ana evening
r. r. Coleman Of Arlzona. tormsry
of Wichita. an extensive railroad con-
tractor. ls IN the city visiting lie ls
engaged IN Building a road through tho
Grand Canon
Topeka viii hold It's street fair aud
carnival next week and a number OF
people from wichita are contemplating
going co 20 see what kind Of festival
they will have
Jacob Doid packing house ball ci8b bss
made a dismVd az the packing house
The game between the teams - Battery
"a on sunday afternoon az announced
On last Tuesday evening AZ the court
house Judge Dale united IN marriage
Misc Lucille i5grk and Mr. George Gars-
uer After the marriage wedding SUP
per was served at the home - Mrs.
Williams. lsl5 Sherwood avenue
air- ard Mrs. 3 NJ Reed q 20 South
Water street. were last evening made
the proud parents q bouncing baby
girl II tipped the scales a. eight ard
ons-hai p0un1s. Both mother AMI sagxh-
ter are doing nicely and the Jthss's
many friends are awaiting box q god
cigars
Afr. n n Nudge. general Manager %
The Santa Fs system. left SsWtos yss-
terdsy On a tour q inspection ovss tse
Hnes west % Weston. Mr. G. = Bees
give. general sgpsFistsn6An, q the sys
TEN. also iest winfield over ere Ices is
Oklahoma. Is g. ERE intention - ire
officials % 80 over al The Lees "a West
err Kansas and Oklahoma ard the E.a-
eraI manager is expected here n . sBorg
time
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headed for Wichita; would back up TO the
town and stop or go ahead after making
a full stop-no road WAS permitted TO
whistle, but had to stop.
It has been long tine since the good
folks at Wichita have had the pleasure
of discovering the smoke of new rail-
road in the distance headed in their
direction. But Murdoch has been out OF
town again-ln Kansas City again-and
that settles II.
The old time big Four OF the south
west have changed. all but Murdock-he
changes never-as long as there are more
roads to get for Wichita. OF the original
four corner pillars Of the town, three
have left and only Murdoch remains.
Niederlander is Harvesting air TO stop
trains and registers from St. Louis; Lew
knows snaps at Cripple Creek, and
Thomas handles everything that has 80
per cent in it, and gets his mail = St
Louis when the street cars run. But
Murdoch is never at a loss TO reorganize
another -Four" 1t is new railroad
just the same.
There was no information on the hotel
books yesterday 1t was an old-time
secret get-there trip. Slipped out Of
wichita did Colonel Murdoch c. G. Cohn.
president Of the Commercial club; J. O.
Davidson and Charles Smythe. This Is
the new "Big Four" They pulled up
here and said nothing until they reach
ed the inside offices Of the Kansas City.
Mexico & Orient railroad. The doors
closed. President StilwelI was ready for
business.
Colonel Murdoch wanted the new road
to take in Wichita; terminal facilities
there. branches If deemed advisable and
everything punched that could be
handled from that point. In return bonds
at 5000 per mile would be voted, and
sedgwick county would put up as total
$50 90: for terminal facilities possibly the
town Of Wichita would in some way chip
in some more.
Assurances were given that the road
would be built: in just what direction is
not known except Il would go west The
proposition 20 donate was enticing as vel
as interesting. The conference adjourned
to another hour. and on the second con
sheraton Colonel Murdoch had a new
railroad for wichita.
The delegation went to the depot quietly
las. night and viii reach home this morn
ing. They were fishing There viii Be 2
Bond election in the Kingdom Of Sedg-
WICK IN due time.
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ANTI-SAL00N LEAGUE FIGHTS
against Granting License on NuIhaIl
Application Legal Points Involved

Guthrie May 25.-In accordance with a
protest fled by the Anti-Saloon League
the board Of county commissioners Is
fused 10 grant a license TO Ohio MlIe-, a
iicuor dealer at Mulhau. on the groaad
tha this petition did not fulfn the legal
requirements. Miller has amended
petition 70 remedy the objections mate
and viii again submit it to the comc1is-
sioners. The And-Saloon League. It is
said, VIII renew the fight against grant
ing the license on the ground that some
of tie thirty-five signers OF the petition
are not taxpayers in the legal sense OF
the WORD. and in the event OF an app al
they NiP 60 into ceurt and inquire is :.
person who pays ? pol tax or dog tax
i legal taxpayer.
TIE decision rendered by Judge Rursord
al Saltwater IN regard to liquor Iiceases.
al.Us,cn N which vas made recently in
a dispatch TO the Eagle. covers FIVE
points y,EicL are of interest to tn terri
tcIy at large These points are:
First -rhe burden Of proof Is N The
annlio5r: t. show that he IS quaEd.l Tor
a U-2a-~ si.v has q legal petition
"Secoud.-Tte word district as used n
the act for the Incorporation OF towns
all ths word ward as used in he H.
qucr laws are Synonymous and mean the
same thing and that the petition for T.
Quor license mast be signed by thirty
resident taxpayers Of the ward in which
the saloon IS TO be located - Sc an in
corporated town Ut Ci.y. and II in a
township 1t mus De signed by = majority
Of the resident taxpayers 81 that town
ship
''Th;rd-The burden Of proof Is on the
demonstrators where they attack the ap-
plicsnt N he ground = violation Of law.
'Fonrth-Tha word precinct IS uses
in The ligu1s law has 10 application %
conditions fin Oklahoma.
''FEth-Tfe license should NOT BE- issued
by 5He couHry couuiSzi 7neTz = the re-
nanI1strstovs appeal promptly. and Il
issued. rardauus viu iis 20 make ths-n
revoke *. pending the appeal
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-05-26
FOR TWO WHOLE Days
AIva Won't Do a Thing but
Just Whoop 'er Up.
CELEBRATING FREE HOMES
Flynn on the Program--Mod-
ern Woodmen'S Day,
CELEBRATING FREE HOMES

AIva, o. T, May 5.-The following
is the program of the free homes ce,e-
bration to be held here May 81 and
June /:
70 a. m.-Trales display, NJ w A. and
Woods county regiment old soldiers
parade.
Il =. m.-Invocation.
Freedom Of the City-Mayor James
Matthews.
Address Of welcome-Hon. H. A. Ash.
y m.-Dinner
/ D m.-''Restoration of Rights"-Hon.
r A Cameron.
Our Destiny''-senator Temple Hous-
ton.
Music.
oklahoma. It's Rise, Progress and De-
veIopment''-Governor c. NJ. Barnes.
Free Homes''-Hon. d. t. Flynn,
Senator Knute Nelson.
Recitadon-Nrs. Will J. French
American Citizenship E. P. Nc
cabe
Music
Then and Now, and Now and Then
Hon. Jesse J. Dunn.
The Homestead Law and It's Benefi-
cent Results'-ColoneI ". Va s. snoddy.
Music
The Boomer'-Hon. VIII J. French.
Music.
"I990"-Col James W. Bell.
our Flag'-Col Henry Couch.
THE Infantry'-Capt E. G.. Douglass.
THE American Irish and Irish Ameri-
can'-Judge Claud McCrory.
Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow
Hon. T. ! Wom2ck.
woods County"-Judge Z. p. Alexan-
der.
p. m.-Fire Works.
For June /. the program is strictly a
Modern Woodman affair, as follows:
10 a. In.-Trades Display. Grand Parade
Of NJ w A. and Old Soidiers.
Invocation.
1870 a .m.-"Our Banners''-Head Con-
sal w. A. Northcott
Il H. m.-"who Is My Neighbour
Rev. c. a. GreenIees.
1889 a. m.-"The Old and the New
Woodchopper'' Senator J. P. Candy.
y m.-Dinner.
p m.-"woodcraft and Fraternity
Hon " c. Douglass.
$50 .. m.-"Our Order in Oklahoma
State Consul J. s. Shearer.
Music
D. m.-"The Short Grass woodmen"-
!. W Hart
$50 =. n.-"Our Goat'-A. r. Sniggs.
Music
300 D. m.-"Those Fallen by the Way
side We Are Mindful of'-Hon. George
J. Bowman
500 p. m. - Banner Presentation
State Lecturer Tom Jarboe.
Response-ConsuI W. II. Cofeld.
D. m.-Band Contest.
Prize Drill by NJ. W A Forester
Teams.
Novelty Races and Amusements.
Ban Game.
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HIsLIFE WAS SAVED

Mr.. J. Z. Lilly, a prominent citizen OF
Hannibal, Mo-, lately had a wonderful de-
iiverance from a frfghtfui death. IN tell
ing of it he says: 81 was taken with
Typhoid Fever, that ran into Pneumonia.
My lungs became hardened. 1 was so
weak l couldn't even sit up in bed Moth
ing helped me. 1 expected soon 10 die
of Consumption, when 1 heard of DR..
Kings New Discovery. One bottle gave
great relief I continued TO use It, and
now am well and strong. l cant say too
much in its praise" This marvellous nedi-
cine is the surest and quickest cure in
the world for all Throat and Lung
Trouble Regular sizes 80 cents and Sl.0O.
AT G Behring's. drug store. Every bot
tie guaranteed
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-05-26
SkNTAFE BASEBALL CLUB
Employees Have Organizes aad Are
.oz PrzeEtefng-

Amateur BASEBALL sesEHs 20 have gotfea
. sseathilks grip o wichita this ssasazs-
RE gztss. clga 70 enter The Saseasfi
xyrts q 3 rsre cenDosed x eEaTlggss
sejse-ez erara ire santa eEbess here. al
tsey are EestinE r. trsza % 70 ssssr sylns
= The n5zsefs t52s are seag fuug sra
szazeatty tHss yes~. carries PssesssF.
xha Ezs ra4ae sseA ans sA1@tax -
re EBs-zes-sss rams. has bfs1 aszEzssr5
a. cascses e fss nsw9s crEza4Es4 te@zl
al a handsome STAY ne sags ure -
= e1ssfs1oa ~ e % as7 Esssise se-s
ehsf.sr xzaw. sas wszf be s. a shers tznss-
Tae-e are al least aszssa tasEas - fss
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GA TS E Y e.
e,,..,a fla ka5 ias lize hasls 55sgs
''s1 If G<HZAZZzx
EXTENSION TO BARTLETSVlLLE
santa Fe Branch VIII Make Qaiek
Connections 10 1T i.aHi@.

\ branca q the Santa Fe road known
as the Oklahoma Eastern. runnlns cut
of Gutarie. and al present IN opera ton
IS far IS Pasnee. will be eztenisd as
far as BaTiletzylGs. / T. orders 70 taat
effect having been Issued from tae ger
erzl Offices q few days ago. large
force CT men has been pat 70 ~ogk On
the rev extension and the worx q grad
lne ard putting doVa the track Eiu e
uuzsed- The extending q The road 70
Barslettsyii.s All. IL = thought - =
profitable move. At this poiz; sAs East
ern Oklahoma read Eiil conaeci win ire
Kansas and Oklahoma Central fecsntig
brft froua Coneyvuls. kan. 70 tae south
fest. ard this c1unsctlon XII hFtaE Qua
re z5oug 20 ralss nearer % 81 Ioaz
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voLcASIc ERrrTIoSs

Are grand. buf skin f.fBgfions f8h Sc
~ 1ay. B5rsf1's Arniea salgs cures tssrs,
also Cd. Running ard FsvsF ssrss.
UiceTs BOTS. Fsiona. Germs. warts. cstz.
gr-ssss. BVrns. sezi6a. Chagpss Haass.
caaaialas. Beat Pile cure oa eafth
Drives cat Pains md Acne CaiT =
e1ats b1z Cure Egarantses. sd -
3. 9ahrlng. ararEist
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CIeveiaad County Deterates

Guthrie, @. T. May STA, Democrats
81 Cleveland county have elected the fol
lowing Geleeates % IRE Fl Reno convsn-
tou, which r-ests On Jane ; fer the pur-
pose az selecting six delegates 20 the IA
tional convention al Kansas CEtv. viz /.
Z. K Alllire. l. 2. Ross. c. " 4ar~sr--
ron, v 7 Hess, c. Z. Foster. " II
Newell. Hugh Jones. Gus Leslie. Joe
.I.smbart ana Os- NJ Stevens. a motion
II instruct the delegates 70 vote as uni,
was adopted
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Post No q, G. a R., Department Of
Oklahoma. has filed articles Of ircorpor-
alton with the territorial secretary. The
post is located at Seward. The ofhcers
are Shadrach Murphy, commander; Z.
w Garland, adjutant; William Shields,
quartermaster; James T. DemaTee, senior
vice commander; VIM. Stewart. j. A.
Thomas and Oscar Rightmire, trustees.
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PAPERS ARE BEING SIGNED
MetrOpoIe Will Pass Into the Hands
of Mr Ham iton To-day

Yesterday the deal for the Metropole
hotel was practically closed. Mr.. G..
Ralph Leighton who represents the
Portsmouth Savings BANK. was n the
city and the papers We're drawn up and
signed by him. SO that ali that remt1s
is the signature Of Mr.. Hamilton. A tee
gram was sent 10 him yesterday and he
replied that be would be here today. As
soon as he signs the papers the deal VIII
Fbe closed and the tenants now occupying
the hotel will be given notice To move
Mr. Hamilton will commerce the work Of
repairing and renodsiiug the building a.
once and expects to be ready for business
in the near future
Mrs. j. Francis, Florence. Kans., saws.
II was ali run down in health worn oct.
weak. ny appetite was poor, could not
sleep and doctors id me no good took
Beygs Blood Purifier and gained ten
pounds in two weeks and an TOW IN per
feet heath" J. p Allen, Dockun *
HiEgsnson. Geo. Van Werden.
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CurIosity saves Life.

\ package marked quinine was secretly
sent to a bright woman, but, being Curl
Gus. she took it TO a druggist. who SAID
1t was not qulnine but arsenic. A like in
uuiry into some of the medicines offered
will certainly detect the false from the
true For half a century Hostetter's
stomach Bitters have been curing indi-
gesuon. constipation. dyspepsia, liver and
kidney troubles. and has never once failed.
Try il II you feel weak and tired
William Watts Post Files Articles.
Guthrie. o. r, May Civilian Wa Is
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spfiazas1 ISL MAJ 2 4 cogpiia-
Goa - az fasea chsfEsd sEssnsf ths
asserasser ~ 1fae in f3zsls shews a
iefa1 20 sts ~ - = vztea cox egsnsy
- charges ri s7zIf-. cox e9gnty Bsga
two-Gstha - TIE state az.
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WILL OPEN OFFICE HERE
DIR Graves Returns From Chicago to
Practice His Profession.

DR.. W H Graves. who has been IN
Chicago for some months. has returned
to Wichita and viii open an Office 10 con-
tnUe On the practice % HIS pFotesrio1.
Dr. Graves has been taking pos. graf .
ate course IN medicine and surgery In
Chicago and he viii no d0ub; build up
a fine practice. Dr. Graves S. a promin-
en- n,aE in this part Of the country. lie
vas secretary of the commission appoint
e. By the county board 30 bring sa.t
against the Colorado irrigation ccm-
p1nies 20 prevent them from consuming
the water in The Arkansas river lie r.
one o. the ables1 men tn the state ard
Il writer q note. he having Furnished
gaines With numerous articles o.
eccrCmic subjects.
y really can't begin 70 zen the oeneat
7 derived from Hoods saTsaps-iils" IS
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