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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-05-11
HUMBOLDT.
A. W. Cunningham, Reporter.

A. W. Cunningham, Reporter.
May S-The Sixteenth annual COM
mencement of the Hunt oldt high
school was held at the Methodist
| church Friday evening, May 4. A
class of nine members was greeted by
a large audience which had braved
the storm to hear the graduates in
their last school exercise. The class
history was given by Miss Jennie
Porter and was concise and interest
ing account of the wanderipgs of the
class through the maze of learning.
Pearls Sink, Straws Swim" was the
title of Miss Nellie Drollinger's ad-
dress, but the measles, which 10 no
respector OF persons, was visiting
Miss Drollenger and she was unable
to be present. After q pleasing Sc
lection by double quartette com
posed of Mesdames Arnel and NC.
Carly, Misses Fisher and Peery, and
Messrs Armel, Taylor, Smith and
Lintner, Mr. J O'Connor delivered an
Grafton, "Bugle Calls of Life" Mr.
O'Connor's voice was pleasing and
his gestures easy and he held the at
tention of the audience during his en-
tire address. Influence of Musicu
was presented by Miss Katie Wiley
~ pressing IuhuueT. MISS Grace
wakefield had for her topic "Beauty"
and gave an able and interesting
talk "Old Glory" was the patriotic
subject of Everett Peery's grafton and
Everett was equal to the occasion
both in voice and matter. After a
selection by male quartette, Mary
w Schmidt told of the Progress of
Education In manner that showed
she knew what she was talking
about. She was followed by Miss
Jessie Reeves whose we'll modulated
voice made her selection "WhAt
Shall the Harvest Be-" Michael
II Schmidt gave the class prophecy.
The class was addressed by Rev NC.
Questen. Besides the quartettes, Sc.
leetions were given by Red6eld's
orchestra, the mandolin club, MRS f
H Leitzbach and Chas Gardner, and
they added greatly to the enjoyment
of the program.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-05-11
LA GRANDE.
Mrs. f. J, Reade, Reporter

Mrs. E. j. Reade, Reporter
May S-Mr and Mrs Higgins have
been quite sick the past two weeks
but are able to be around again.
Little Wilfred Robinson is making
his home with Mrs May.
MRS Jack Myers has been suffering
the past week from the effects OF
stepping on rusty nail.
Mr. and Mrs Hinshaw are the proud
posseesors of bran new baby girl.
John Burris of Greenwood county
visited his father j Il Burris Satur
day and Sunday.
George Stout and Glen Reade have
the humps
MRS Hodges, Of Moran, attended
quarterly meeting Saturday and sun
day and visited her brother T. Stith.
Everett Reade is working for ]
Booth near Spring Valley this week.
MRS Halby OF LaHarpe attended
quarterly meeting at this place Sat
urday and Sunday.
MT and Mrs DouRherty of LaHarpe
visited MRS Dougherty's parents Sun
day and Monday.
Nellie Nelson spent last week with
her sister near Spring Valley.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-05-11
GOLDEN VALLEY.
MRS. HATTIE GULLETT. Reporter

May S-John Wood lost a cow last
week. She tried to jump fence but
broke her neck.
John Warfield bought some hoge,of
w Gullett.
Irene Kohler is visiting home folks.
She likes lola very much.
NJ Mitchell and wife OF lola were
visiting In our community and we
were all glad to see them.
Mrs Il Williams and MRS ] p Kohler
visited their father, Mr. w Mitchell.
John Warfield OF Stark was the
guest of j w Gullett last week. We
at one time were neighbors and al
ways enjoy visit from our old
friends.
Amy Seymour, Frank Myers, X
Duncan and w Williams visited Mr.
and Mrs L Williams Sunday.
MIS- John Browns brother from
California Is visiting her.
The wind, the giddy young thing,
just acted like it was halloween sun.
day. 1t upset Walter Woods hen
house and j w Guilett's feed rack
and did lots of careless tricks to the
orchards.
Mr. and MRS Myers attended the
funeral of Miss Ida Wilson. Such
accidents are terrible in a community
where the girl was known and loved.
LaHarpe seems to he in the lead
with casualties this year.
Mr. and Mrs ID Ayers were out visit.
ing the children.
Earl Gullett and Wayne Preston
have the whooping cough.
MRS NJ Duncan and Bertha Ihrig
spent the day with ye scribe.
We understand there is q new boy
at Ihrig's in lola.
John Browns father of Arkansas
is visiting him.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-05-11
NEOSH0 VALLEY.

H. ARNOLD Reporter
May 9-Nrs Wash Dickey went to
Colony saturday to visit her parents.
Mr. Johnston who came here from
Illinois not long ago to visit his
brother Peter, sent for his family and
they are now located i'm the parson-
age where they will remain until
they either rent or buy q farm.
NJ p Jacobv went to FIT Scott the
first of the week to act on the grand
jury at the term of court now in ses-
sion at that place.
Clarence Lutz and Roy Hankins
drove down to Humboldt Monday.
Glenn Bolln, who has been helping
Mrs Lowe near Piqua with her house
work for several weeks, has returned
home.
Rev VIM Hawkins last week re-
ceived visit from Rev Hobart of
Illinois, with whom he has been &C.
quainted for about fifty years.
Mr. Arnold has put up a small
building on his eighty acre piece of
land which he is patching on while
making other improvements.
AS stock Is affected with lice more
this spring than usual, it might be
well to speak of plan that Carl
Williams put In practice about a year
ago to destroy them. He saturated a
yearling colt with coal oil and then
touched match to it. Carl will aver
that this is an effective remedy. The
only difficulty he experienced was to
rescue the colt from the flames.
On Tuesday, the day following its
birth, an infant of Mr. and Mrs Brown,
living on f b Buffers place was in
tered in the lola cemetery.
Robert SHAPED is energetically
guarding his fifty acre patch OF pota-
toes against the encrOachment OF
weeds.
w 3 Banks has purchased house
and lot in town and expects to move
there as soon as he can divorce him
self from his farm Interests, which
may be several months yet.
Quarterly meeting will be held at
one of the south points on this circuit
next Saturday and Sunday.
o A Carnaham has somewhat i'm
proved since our last but is still un.
able to leave the bed for any consid-
cradle length of time.
Frank Bolin was pretty badly
bruised by being kicked by q horse
the first of the week.
The Primative Baptists held three
days' meeting at Union, Friday, Sat
urday and Sunday.
Mrs Z J Preston has been very sick
with malaria fever, but is improving
at this writing.
A cousin of the Culbertson girls
from lola visited them last week.
l. Purdom aud daughter, Mrs Mollie
Davis, and children from Bourbon
county, visited his sister-in-law, MRS
Purdom last week.
Albert Schuster, who is working
north of lola, visited home folks
Mr. Young had COW killed by the
cars last week.
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RISING STAR.
NIDIINU y n w.
TN woliard. Reporter.
May PLENTY rain.

May 4-Plenty rain.
Corn Is nearly all planted which Il
two weeks earlier than for severa
years.
The soil is in excellent condition
this spring.
mrs Daisy Berkehiser and MRS Nan
ME Frame called on Mrs Lucy Jack.
son Friday afternoon.
Mr. Olmstead is building an add.
ton to his house.
Mr. and Mrs f g Atell and daughter
mabel spent Sunday with ye scribe.
VIII Rogers has put new siding
and a new roof on the kitchen part OF
his house.
Orville Hampton visited MRS Hamp.
toms parents Sunday.
Guide Dickinson and family went to
LaHarpe and Gas City last week on
business and took dinner with Il r
Stout's while there.
Mr. and Mrs w T Stout and Quincy
went to LaHarpe and lola Monday.
Fishing parties are quite the thing
now, one party claiming they caught
sixty pounds.
The Star school closed Wednesday.
Nearly all the patrons were present,
and they do say that w r Stout made
speech and that Sam Frame did in.
tend to but said he could not think of
it. Perhaps these two gentlemen are
preparing for the political campaign
this fall.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-05-11

The services at the resbyterian
church last Sabbath evening were UNI
usually interesting. Six juniors
graduated into the Senior Up $ G. f.
and the church was decorated with
their flage for the occasion. The
music which consisted of voluntary,
anthem, congregational singing,
duett aud solo, was excellent. MRS
Barton, our Junior president, had
charge of the services, and to her and
her faithful assistant, Miss Edith
Strong, both young people and
parents In THE church owe large
debt of gratitude. The class chose
wisely when they,made Edna Angus
tine valedictorlan. Nina Wright and
Arthur Jewell gave Rotations Wal
ter Ross. Wayne. Mendell and Almira
Bassett read papers on appropriate
subjects. Kate BURNER delivered the
charge to the graduates and Miss
Leon received them into the senior
society. rom first to last the service
was success in the best sense Of the
word, and anyone who could attend
IL without receiving a blessing was
indeed to be pitied.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-05-11
MORAN.
Mrs. H. L. Bassett, Reporter.

| MS H. L. bhsselti Reporter.
May Howard Messenger enter
tanned his friend, Mr. Wharton. OF
Baldwin, last week.
| George Lacey has accepted a posi-
ton in Z j McGlashan's store.
DIR Jewell went to lola on pension
business on Wednesday of last week.
Edith and Alice Pember came up
from humboldt last Saturday to
spend the summer with their sister.
Harry j. Bassett came over from
lola last Saturday evening to spend
Sunday at home
Mrs Lucy Jewell went to lola Mon
day to spend some time with her sis.
ter, Mrs Chenault.
MRS Barton has resigned the posi-.
ton she has so long and we'll filed i'm
her fathers store and lie enjoying "A
much needed vacation.
Mr. Miller came over from lola last
Thursday evening to take a picture
o the class OF 1900. He returned Fri
day morning.
MISS Fussman went to Humboldt
last Friday afternoon to attend com
mencement exercises there that even
ing. Miss Pearl Warner took charge
of her room that afternoon.
The storm last Friday evening I'm.
terfered seriously with the plans of
the Presbyterian Y p = G f. who had
arranged for social and business
meeting at j @ Strong's.
Harry Miller and family have come
to Moran with the intention of locat-
ing here. He and his father, JS|
Miller, will go into the cattle and hog
business.
The quarterly meeting at the NJ e
church which was held last Satur.
day and Sunday was well attended
and very profitable. Elder Durboraw
preached Sabbath morning and even
ing:
These are busy days for the seniors
who are preparing fer commence
ment. The alumni are planning for
their shore In the festivities on that
occasion and are already arranging
for the annual banquet.
Mrs s q Warner, jr, with her little
son came up from FIT Scott last week,
wednesday, to ship her household
goods to Oklahoma City and to spend
Few days with friends and relatives
mere. Mr. Warner has line position |
there, and he and Mrs Warner take |
with them to their new home the best
wishes of the many friends they have
made here in the years they have
lived in Moran.
On Monday evening of last week the
class OF 1901 and a few invited guests
met at Edna Augustine's to 90 from
there together to surprise Gertrude |
Messenger and spend the evening of
her birthday with her. Their we'll |
laid plaus were successfully carried
out and their hostess proved equal TO
the occasion. The hours passed so
swiftly that ii was late when thew
went home, all wishing Miss Gertrude
many more happy birthday ami.
versaries.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-05-11

Lulu Leonard of Humboldt spent
the greater portion of last week wit h
Clara White.
Roy House has been over from
Wichita visiting his father since our
last.
Grace Brien closed very success.
tul term of school at Cherry Grove
last Friday.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-05-11

Mrs Ella Stansbury has been ouite
sick with the humps.
All the children are happy because
school closed last Friday. Probably
the teachers are also happy.
LA Weith expects to start east
soon. She will stop in Illiuois for "A
visit before going TO Michigan.
George Malcolm was over to visit
relatives here last week.
Tom Anderson shipped a lot of fat
cattle from here Saturday right.
Mr. Toby shipped car load of fine
hogs.
A couple OF Fraternal Aid workers
are in town this week.
MRS MollenkofT went to moran
Sunday.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-05-11
THE
COUNTY
NEWS \
La HARPE.


MIS- f. NJ. Davis, Reporter.
May o-No rain SUNDAY but the
weather was quite cyclonlc.
MI | NJ Fuller and family spent
Sunday in lola with his brother.
%Presiding Elder Durborauoh
preached three nights of last week
and held quarterly meeting at the NJ
+ church sunday evening.
f. G Popkiss, our genial agent was
transferred from here to KiOwa, and
left with his family last Friday. They
disliked very much to leave the gas
and their many friends were sorry to
see them go. Mr. Graham was sent
to lola ana he and his family will
also be greatly missed.
DIR Wood and Mr. Stansburv and
several others have put in sidewalks
since our last.
The wind Sunday blew down some
OF the tents around town.
Mrs Hoover and Earl have been
sick this week.
F NJ Davis starts to Tennessee on
Friday OF this week and expects to be
gone about a month.
A sister of Mr. Newman's and her
nother-in-law were visiting here an d
returned to their home in Missouri
Sunday.
Bertha Pressler aud brother VIII
were over from Ft Scott last week
and attended the funeral of their
friend, Miss Ida Wilson.
Miss Eliza Wilson, who was so
horribly burned last Tuesday mora.
ing, May / by pouring coal oil iuto
the stove which resulted i'm an eX.
plosion, died on Fridry morning after
several days OF untold suffering. The
funeral was held on Saturday after
noon at the M K church, Rev Marley
conducting the services. The Re-
bekah lodge had charge of the
funeral of which Miss LYDIA, as che
was always called, was member.
She was also an honorary member of
the Fraternal Ala !. ssociatiOn, which
lodge decorated the church so beauti-
fully with potted plants. The hand
some caskeG was Gov cred with flowers
given by the Sunday school class of
which she was a member, the Re-
bekah lodge and others by loving
friends, LYDIA was loved by every.
body and all that loving hands could
do was done during her suffering and
death. The fuEerAl was one of the
largest ever held here which showed
the esteem In which she was held.
Her body was laid to rest in the lola
cemetery by the side of her mother
who died about seven years ago. The
lola Rebekahs had fixed the grave so
nicely there. Thus is given another
lesson OF how sudden and unexpected
death can come upon US. The whole
community extend their sympathy to
the grief stricken father and brother
who are left at home alone and to the
sister, MRS Simon RemsbeIg, who
lives south of lola.
Mr. and MRS Johnson came in from
Illinois on Wednesday in response to
telegram from Mr. Wilson to see Miss
LYDIA after the accident.
Rev IHges of Leanna, preached at
the Hall last Sunday morning and
evening.
E G Danforth had fall at the
smelter last Friday which might
have resulted seriously, but we are
glad to know he is able to 90 back to
work, although he still feels very
sore.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-05-11
PRAIRIE CENTER.
b F, Clark, Reporter.

May S-Corn blowing is the order OF
the day and most of the corn is in fine
condition.
Master Curt Hanson who has been
at mis- SISTERS near Chanute returned
home Monday.
| Il Brown was down visiting his
daughter, MRS Kemmer. last week.
We didn't get much rain but the
ground is in fine shape.
Miss Ivah miller of Newton visited
Miss Emma Clark.
Mr. and MRS e II Crook of Neosho
were the guests of b r Clark Sunday
also Mr. and MRS Ed Butler and family.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-05-11
CRESCENT VALLEY
Ada Endicott Reporter.

May S-The chiuch bugs have ar
rived and are making away with some
of the wheat in this vicinity.
RUDE Van Fossen and mother are
moving to Humboldt this week.
Mr. Allen and family have returned
home after few days visit with rela.
tives in Bourbon county.
w M Endicott and family spent
Sunday with relatives in lola,
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-05-11
OLD ELSMORE.
Mrs. c. E. Sawyer, Reporter.

Mrs. G. E. Sawyer, Reporter.
May o-Mrs Jennings baby who has
been very sick has recovered.
Misses Jennie Randolph and Nettle
Allsop went to Funston the old
fashioned way.
Alrey Sears was building fence.
Old Mr. Troxwell has been trying
some science treatment for his hear
ing. 1t is strange what an effect it
does have on some people.
Clarence Mcclellan and George
Burchnsm was at the,rehearsal of Miss
Florence Hedgers school Saturday.
1t will close with program Friday.
Miss Florence has won many friends
during her term of school.
Some trees could not stand the
wind Of last Sunday.
MRS Dick fleming returned from
Oklahoma where she was looking
after her fathers estate.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-05-11

1.-Two heads are better than one. .
If the one you have is dull and heavy
you need Hoods Sarssparllla. II
will give you prompt relief.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-05-11

You get more for your money, ge
faster colors and brighter colors when
you buy Putnams Fadeless Dyes,
and 1t takess less time to dye and
makes less muss and for the same
price. TO- per package. Sold by
Campbell IL Burrell
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-10-16
CAPTURESKENTUCKY
Continued rom Firs, page.

ogrhIy base and unworthy passions. TIE
Hln Eas votss fof ~ the sTeaf susts9tT
81 the pssrse,ic Democrats % beth
houses Does Er BrTaa mean - ir1a'y
tsst thsss Democrats j.. 50 voting eea T.
- - Se1ssor C1c<rsil. we're sct2zts4
hr ere prrpors % par tks AIRY IN forts
RESP zrss: -4-iss 'n crSsF ~ teerc-i
T~ftuKnsr- What he says az -
much g m Democrats Who Fetsf r.
tie I'll - 70 -. Es9u3,irs-s. al =
see sfatszsnt . siandereus Sc r.
gsFts sorcs = IRE sgppor1srs % tie III
. r. Also siszcsrsrz as regards lie
sAssf
IRE sf-z7is ruth "a ss 81 Bran
serfsetly vel knows. thai svarT iatsl-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-10-16

ligent man forecast that there voul4
be trouble in the Phi ippinss. and ITO p
10 garrison our seaports, and other u
ties such as those contingencies as m
which arose IN China. must b provide
When AIR. Bryan advocated the . gn NJ
of the treaty with Spain ne advocates
the taking Of the Philippines and the .
fore restoring and keeping ORDER u
them, and II he was 50 bind as ntt
10 foresee the trouble ahead. tae reae
tons IS upon him and upon no one els
The only thing that could have avo'de
trouble IN the Philippines was the roiicy
Of scut,le. the pciicy OF craven, igrcSss
flying and shirkinE Of duty. To say
there and establish a stable government
as proposed by AR Bryan "a a pol cy
which would cause as much trouble vi
Aguinalco's followers as any others. be-
cause they are fighting simply 70 fou-d
cruel and oppressive ollgarchy. IN
only way 10 secure permanent peace ~
civil and individual liberty for the erc8
bulk OF the inh abl.ants ~ the Phil p
pines was 10 DO precisely what We p. 70
done. take them over as a neceSsagy In
cident Of the war with Spain and tner
put down The bodies OF armed bausi.s
ana introduce n government OF Jaw. Or
der and justice.
Mr.. Bryan has sought IN vain 20 an
SWeT NHat A SAID ABOUT ffe army. Hut
he does not dare 70 answer the questions
I put to him in the same spirit. n an
SveTed the ten questions he had sskci
and I propounded some fer hinself ia
has not answered whether or not 20
viii pay the lterest on the nat4oai debt
and the pensions OF tbs volunteers 90
the civil war In gold or silver II eloc' ed
He Eas not answered wheths~ he vii
refuse TO receive the electoral votes OF
North Carolina because obtdsed for him
by q haSrant violation az the doctrf1a
Of the consent Of the governed, which
ne so ardsntly champions when he SEEK
to apply Il 10 the TsSsl bands. on IT,
other side OF the globe. He has nn@
answered the question vSg he support
In Kentucky a faction OF the 1lryanired
Democracy which seeks % deprive. and
has deprived white mes as well az
black. ex-ConfedsTates a. vel as ex-
Union soldiers, gold Democrats snd sn-
yer Democrats ss well as Rsruhiirans.
81 their right 10 cast their votes az
they wish and 10 have thon counted as
cast. He has rot answered the arss-
ton as "a whether he Will condernn AR
Croker and Mr. Cookers associates n
New York for themselves being stock
holders 10 the Zee trust ard do,rg ell
they can 70 prevent its dissolution,
while IN pubic hypoerincally dsnouncing
trusts
'Let Mr. Bryan ansves these quss-
tons. rs have answered every question
he raises, and then wis put some
more"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-10-16
He USED A CHcCK-R0WER
LOngheaded CoIored Nan Reaps Iore
cotton 40 a Result

uthrie. 0. T, Oct. I5-The South Neal
ester News says: A colored man living
on a farm in the Arkansas bottom. not
far from Muskogee, tried q rev method
OF planting sis cotton this year. With the
result that he VIII get two and ons-haif
bales 20 the acre. Instead Of drilling the
seed IN the usual continuous row, hs
planted II in hills b. ire cheek system
Ne.ghbors thought he was getting too
little use Of his Land. but when others Rad
from ter TO twelve choppers al work II
their fields, this rsn went IN WITH rs
plov. blowing both ways. u was then
found that MS cotton v-s frgitsd on all
sides. solls were filed from top 70 bot
tom AL around the stalk and the comblned
yield about twice az great as would have
come from the same land under me cid
system
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-10-16
He SEEMS 10 BE BARRED
Gard date Said Net 20 Nave Acquired
ofare-N sidinx Residence

GutzE,e, 0. 2. Get Is.-of On. rzaa,aas.
the Norman Tr.zseFi7i sag. IRE sat-
utss - ok.aasnh rsaulre thst ,nsl-
GATE Fer n. legislature ssau as-e e
sized - 02Iasoc1a al lssst Twelve nrzfhs
sss5se zs 6. e9eses . member % Sat
ss1y- Mr. waiter @ Fhsiss ez=s = n.
ts--1ts-y fron Irka-ssS as5u; ne 1@ds
- Sssszssr. 1!s ass vssA so-la4t.4
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zreatss - zsax. h.a a vst.s. re &c.
tIos oeezys 81 Esvsns.r :. 80 u. Ill
act 70 hers the n-ssxary rxelys rseas 81
q rake hin eligible as candidate unff,
TIE riddle % November"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-10-16
Norman nank Win NationnIirc

Guthrie. O. T.. Oct 1.-THE citizens
hank OF Norman win nationa,ize snd
change il name 70 the Cleveland Crurtv
National hank The comptroller = TIE
treasury has granted them = caa -te-.
The inoorpo-ators are Y. \. HAS. 5. p
Render. ". 5 Moore. Joseph T. Phelps
and J. W Hooker.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-10-16
Court Convened at Norman.

Guthrie, o. r, Oct. 15.-Judge Irwin
convened court at Norman today. Tree
are seventy-tvo civil cases or the docket
and thirty-fve criminal cases. The case
os Frank Smith, charged vi h tie muI-
der OF Ed oCtmer, IS on trial.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-10-16

II you are looking for a comfortable
trip. surrounded BY mos, estishtfN
scenery in going 20 New York Phlladsi-
phia n sesshore points. you can not Do
letter than 20 take the Lshizh Valley
railroad
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-10-16
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sss~rAI . zaEsh Pass fIiSh rrIbnte to
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-10-16
TerrItory SUNDAY school Conyention
GA ~ III 60 III K "a
e..,.+ba a The Kind You Have AHayS Buuff
Ssp at E3HZNlz<n
site for a viii Refused.

Guthrie, o. T., Oct. 15.-The Rock Island
railroad has refused site On :ts right
of way at filings for a mill, saying taht
the road had already granted two elevator
rights.