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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-12-08

were Messrs. Ault, Soper, Parish.
Harvey, Beardmore. Fidd~s
Stokes, Gibbs, Seymour and others. A
good number Of new members was en-
rolled which brings the club members
10 over forty. Messrs. r. Andersen and
St. Cloud Piinaia were elected honor
airy members of the club.
Mr. Gibbs will captain the English r
team this afternoon which opposes the
same eleven of the Iolani United. The
opposing teams are well balanced ard n
good game can be relied upon. MANY
new players are appearing in the En-
glish team, which on paper has a slight
advantage.
The game between Cation & Neirs
eleven and the Honolulu Iron Work :
should also be closely fought l pre-
dlct victory for the first named team
by narrow margin. The possession of
two such fine players as Soper and r.
Anderson strengthens the team Won
well represented in Messrs. Kay.
Smithies. Bolter and Freeth. We are
Smithies, Bolten and Freeth. We ARE
glad to be able to report that Mr. r.
cation has recovered sufficiently from
-A'J ~ NC dDie W take part In
the match.
y great deal of misunderstanding ex-
lists as to the nature of a legal charge.
We have 1t on the authority of three of
the most recently arrived exponents of
the game that 1t is illegal to charge a
man from behind on any pretext what
ever. We should be glad to see refer
ees exercise their authority rigidIy
wherever this rule is infringed. No
player may be charged by another un-
less from the front or side Strictly
speaking, all charging is Illegal and
comes under recent rule which gives
a free kick for unnecessary violence.
When man Is facing his own goal he
can no more be charged In the back
or pushed with the hands than at any
other time and an opposing player
must find some other ways of obtain
ing the ball than these. We hope that
the latest rules will soon be to hand
that this and other disputed points may
be settled.
Just now there is a great dearth of
Association halls. We are promised a
supply shortly but until these arrive
great inconvenience will be felt Two
'eS'iiS lave at present u depend upon
the courtesy of their friends the enemy
for their supply of ammunition.
We hear on good authority that the
League idea is taking good shape and
that the coming week will see a meet
ing of the various captains and secre-
taries of the interested teams r. ar
range a schedule of matches. When
this is done we predict a greatly in
creased interest in the game
The followers of intercollegiate foot
ball have for some time been discussing
the advisability of entering a team for
the league If they have not aband-
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II HE much-talked-o meeting of the
Honolulu Driving Association will
take pace this afternoon at 2:3o
O'Clock sharp. The program is as fol-
lows:
]. Quinn's Waldo ]. (2:0S) against
Prince David's w. w. Woods G: 07), best
two heats in three, for $500.
Inter-Island sweepstakes, one-half
mile, purse, $500; w. H. Cornwelrs We
nus. 1l9 pounds; A. b. Loeoenstein's
Frank s., 119 pounds; Prince Davids Sir
Cassiuir, liz pounds.
L. HoliinSerS AggravatiOn, 1l9
pounds, against G.. 3. Mckenzie's Wa
terfall. ia pounds; SIX furlolgs. for $500.
CT. S. MchenZie's Abbey, 1l9 pounds,
against Gus. Schuman's BLY,, 119 pounds,
three-eighths of a mile, for $500
The above card is a record breaker in
point OF interest and should draw q full
stand, particularly as the admission IS
only 80 cents.
The track Is in very fair condition.
and lot of work was done on 1T yes
terday afternoon.
The officers of the afternoon are as
follows: Judges, J. w. Mcdonald, Cap
tain Soule, DIR. Shaw; starter, DR.. Mon
sarrat; timekeepers, Frank Kruger, w.
S. Withers; saddling paddock, DR.. Clap
ham; clerk of the course, H. M. Ayres;
clerk of the scales. AL. Moore.
All the horses entered in today's races
did easy work yesterday and are with
an exception or two in the pink OF con-
dition.
FORM OF THE HORSES.
Main interest centers in the go be-
tween the giants Waldo ] (2:0S) and, w.
w. WoCds (2:0O. Quinn will drive-the
former and Gibson will probably pilot
the Princes horse.
On the only previous meeting of the
two, Woods took the first heat in 2:07ls
Silkwood the second in 2:06 and Waldo
J. the last three all under 2:09. ;,
Both horses have done as well as
could be desired in their work, but
Woods is better suited by a hard track
As the track will be slow this afternoon
the white Ghost should win in about
2:16.
In the Inter-Island sweepstakes three
very evenly matched sprinters are en-
tered. Last June Sir Cassimir beat We
nus at half. and last Saturday Frank
g. defeated Sir Cassimir. Taking this
lire, the latter should about win. A fe-
lay at the post will destroy his chances,
but off well and decent'y ridden he
should head his field under the wire.
Waterfall is an unknown quantity
even to his owner He won his race
on Thanksgiving Day In hollow fash
ion but had nothing to beat. Aggrava-
tion has been dore a world of good by
her last two races and will start an i'm
merselv improved mare. She should
win unless Waterfall is dark good
ono. A~~ravation viii relish the Dryer
track while Waterfall seems to be a
mudder.
IF BTv wakes uD he will beat Abbey,
hut there are no indications Of l'Dse
from SOM CLERGY on his part Abbey
has worked very we'll and is about due.
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MALE ILIMA CHALLENGED.

Sporting Editor Advertiser: The Pu-
nahou Alumni Football Team do here
by respectfully challenge the Male Iii
ma football team to a friendly game OF
football, or the Oahu College grounds,
Tuesday afternoon. December 25th 1900
at o'clock.
The Alumni team suggest that an adj
mission fee of % cents be charged, to
defray any necessary expenses, and
that any balance be given to some
charity.
An early reply Is respectfully request
ed ALBERT WAREHOUSE,
Manager for the Alumni Team.
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The following teams will play at Ma
kiki this afternoon at o'clock:
Iolani United 3 team-Messrs. Piia-
MIA, Andrews Blackman. NJ Andersen.
J. Andersen, K. Fook. All Hing ard
four others.
England B team-Nessrs. Gibbs,
Cheek. Harvey Woods, Phillips, Sey-
mour, Wright, Beardmore, Stokes and
two others
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oned the idea we would urge them to
begin to practice at once that they may
be in a position to start matches in
January. intercollegiate men soon ac-
quire the Association game and a week
or two's steady work should place them
in a position to give good account Of
themselves. RIGHT WING
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-12
COMING LOCAL EVENTS.

The Owls viii meet tonight az the usual
place.
The Childrer's Home board OF directors
viii meet with Mrs Davis ut S p. m,
Tuesday.
The Queen Esther Circle Of ST. PauPs
II E. church will meet this evening z7ith
Mrs. H. J. Roy. 1924 -Fairy1ev avenue.
There viii be an ice cream social on
the lawn OF the Endeavor Presby terrain
church this tuesday, evening, une =.
Mrs. Martha II Granger EIll receive
the members Of the 0. E 5. az the home
OF DR.. s. S. Noble. Riverside, on Tuesday
afternoon.
Regular meeting % Wichita encamp-
ment No. -. / O. 0. F, this evening
Work. work All encanprneat members
requested 70 be present.
The ladies' o. the o. Z. s. viii be enter-
tanned this afternoon BY Mrs. Granger
at the horne CT Mrs. DR.. Noble, Riverside.
\ good attendance IS desired.
c. T. Winton left on business Saturday
night for New York city. accompanied
by his son, Writ bookkeepsr for wIca
ii wholesale Produce company.
Pleasant Council No. =. Ao1s-n Ton
ties, viii held thsr regular meeting
( Tuesday evesinE over Ge1ylngs drug
stare. WIN convene a. s p n. sharp
/ The Sunday school q tte FIRST Baptist
/ church VII hold picric IN North River
/ SIDE TO-DAY. Ire csndrer are requested =
meet AZ The church a. SO this morning.
| a regular assembly c. Ttc1lfa cozacsl
| No - r ard s. NJ, vii D. hid this
/ evening a. ocio-k az Masonic han. osr-
ne- Main and Fl-st- Visiting o<spz-sa1s
I STeico-re BY orter % the Ssoo-1er
/ wichita X. c. r [. VII hois tssfr
/ usual seekly nestin- 81 -zaE1aE. Tu-s
| !. Z. q n ~ hesS1Us-ss-s. 80 /:
/ North Main stree<. Tire - Day szes
/ FleEesr mission eay. E-tnS soae-s 81 ths
Z morning ard hesp make hs>szrsts
TIE chEs5rsa ~ THE West Sse kt-ss--
/ raresn VII held thar picnic % 'Tsszrs1 sy
/ morning. pzze q n Ey5e Psvx- Parents
ers friends G. :se ks-5s-=zrtsa @Aoss
I cAgls-ea % rot ALTERED are ca-eaalsy -.
/ vites TIE raenab.zs q The sszss E1li
| p.e2se be present
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-12
ENGAGEMENT IS ANNOUNCED
OF Prof. williams and Miss Pollard
Marriage to Occur Soon.

Invitations are out announcing the ap-
preaching marriage of Prof. Edward NJ
Williams and Miss Evangeline Pollard.
The wedding vii take place at Sterling,
Kan, the home of Miss Pollard's parents.
next Thursday morning, June H. I'm
mediately after the ceremony they expect
to leave for Chicago, where Prof. VIII
lams viii pursue special studies in his
line of work.
Prof Williams and Miss Pollard are
well known in this city, both having been
united with the Friends university for
two years. Prof. Williams has had the
science chair and Miss Pollard that OF
Latin and literature.
A short time ago Prof. Williams was
awarded a scholarship in Columbia uni
versity, at New York, and viii probably
take advantage Of it next year. The many
friends OF these young people will wish
them happiness in their future life.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-12
CITY In BRIEF.

Fred Kaylor Of Caney was in town yes
terday
VIII Glass of Colwich was in the city
yesterday.
E. l. Faulke is in Greensburg looking
after legal business.
Miss Lille Shoemaker Of Cheney, Kan.
is visiting in the city.
Florence Wnhoite is visiting at the
home of Mrs. Eva Chase Of Andale.
Mrs. c. B. Yale and baby are visiting
friends and relatives in Mcpherson
J. Dale Snively of Kansas City. was in
the city transacting business yesterday.
Miss Ora Morris, the bookkeeper al
Musselman Bros, is visiting in A-kan-
eas.
Mr.. Rodolph Hatfield went to Joplin
yesterday to look after his mining in,
terests.
AIr John H. Kamen Of CofeyviIle spent
Sunday in the city the guest Of Herbert
Binkley.
Miss Georgia Councie OF Augusta. /.
visiting her sister. Mrs. Arthur Davidson
of Riverview.
Mrs. Jennie Marvin returned last nigh
from a few days visit with her sister II
Arkansas City.
P. A Rohrbaugh viii go to Arkansa.
City and Winfield this morning 70 attenG
10 some legal business.
Prof and Mrs. Dyer took the early op
portunity yesterday morning O. enjoying
3 trip to Eureka Springs.
Frank Francis came IN Sunday to visi
his father. J. L Francis. whom he Ia!
not sees for sixteen years
Mr.. R. z. Lawresce leave today 70
| PieroetoE, O. T, wheer they VIII spen.
several weeks At their ranch
Jack AxteH. wao was recently found in
sane in The probate court, wil X taksi
10 the asylum at Topeka today
/ Mrs. Lille White % ST Logis. who IA
/ been visiting her parents. NJ. and Mrz
/ Sites, has returned % her horae-
RicAa-d Heck colo-e5. Uas arrested .
/ omoer sam Jones last night or a chars
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-12
FIXES LIGHT LOCATIONS
Mayor Ross. Visits Riverside Park
and Suggests Changes.

The most enthusiastic park man in the
city is Mayor Ross and he is looking af-
ter beautiful Riverside park in a manner
that is deserving of considerable credit
Yesterday he went over the park from
end TO end and pointed out the locations
where the twelve arc lights are 10 be
placed. The place being long and wind
ing this is no little job to locate them TO
the best advantage and after he had in
Spected every crook and turn, and there
are many, the mayor was about played
out. He has suggested several improve
ments regarding walks and driveWays
which viii be made as soon as the Santa
Fe delivers the crushed rock which the
CO T. any so generously donated. Mayor
Ross says the material viii be on the
ground soon and the walks and drive
ways viii then be put in much better
condition.
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: acts
= or Sick
w a,pega

First the medicine that
holds EEse record for the
largest number of abs0-
lsgfe Cures of female Ills
is Lydia e.. Pis1khassf's
Vegetable Compound
Sec0nes-Mrss Pisakhasss
can show by her letter
files Ess LYNN that a rail-
ffOs women have been
restored TO heaifh by her
medicine and advice
ThEsaH-AEg letters 60 Eassss
PFnkhaEas are g'ecesyeey
opened F'ead ana arr
swered by wossseRs osalys
This fact rs certified TO BY
fRse mayor and E1oSfssas-
ter Of Lynn and others of
Rqrs. Pisakfsarss,S ovyss city.
Write for free book c0s-
tanning EheSe certificates
Every ailissg woman IS
ksvEfeos TO write 90 Mrss
PinkkaFss ana get her ad-
vice free of Charge
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Will GIVE RECEPTION
Young Ven OF FIRST n z Church
Entertain Tonight

The young men OF the First 81 7
church have planned fer an eiaborzts re-
oeption. which VII ;ske piars n the "a =
Tors OF the church tonight Tns invita-
ions are on the unique order. and ntns
but young men are invited. a nics pro
gram has been arranged Tor, and sorae
time during tho eTening refr@shn1en-. %
a tempting nature vii BE- ceTvei. Every
young man n the church Is Eg9Oosed 70
have al invitation. ssi has ths privilege
OF taking a young man frient 9ith rim
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-12
S4OO IN BAND PRIZES
Will be Given Away at the
w. 0. w. Log Rolling.
WILL BE FIVE AWARDS
Some Crack Bands to be Here
MANY are Entering.

The board OF managers Of the Kansas
Log Rolling association OF the Woodmen
of the World ladge. have decided
upon the matter of prizes for the BAND
concert, which will be one of the features
of the log rolling on wednesday, sep
TENDER 5. The prizes to be awarded on
that occasion will aggregate in the neigh
borhood of 81 900. There will be hVe oano
prizes. which will give nearly all OF the
bands a good chance to get something.
The prizes will be divided as follows:
First prize, $50; second, 500; third, SO;
fourth, $50; fifth. s25.
The board Of managers have also de-
cided TO give SIS for the best decorated
window in the city and SIS for the second
best. There will be three drill team
prizes-S100, SIS aAd $oO-for the first, sec
ond and third respectively.
Chairman C. H. Weik of the board of
managers who has the matter in charge,
has already received a number Of entries
to The band contest and more viii follow.
Those already entered are Fort Scott, Ga
LENA, lola, EmDoria, Newton, Winfield
Blackwell and Enid. 1t is expected that
there will be fifteen or more entries. Inc
local lodge is preparing to handle the big
crowd to he present on that occasion.
Mir. Weik yesterday received letter
from w NJ Henry, state deputy for the
order, stating that as soon as the big
Rough Riders reunion was over down
there, the Woodrnen would direct their
attention to Wichita's log rolling.
The association will run its own excur-
sion train from Fort Scott on the Mis-
souri, Pacific and will also run one from
Texas.
Among the Woodmen of note who will
be in attendance to make addresses are
Sovereign Commander Root, founder of
woodcraft, and Sovereign Secretary
Yates of Omaha.
Preparations are already being made for
the occasion as the association takes IN
the whole of division A, the crowd win
be Tremendous.
Mr. Ed Vail will be grand marshal of
the day, he having concluded to postpone
a trip to the east to help make the
event a success.
A number of the members of Sedgwick
camp met last night at Shields restaurant
at the instigation of Mr.. Weik for the
purpose of forming a degree team, this
camp being without one. Only few
members volunteered to participate in the
team, but at the regular meeting of the
order tonight a permanent organization
will be perfected, and all members are
requested to be in attendance.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-12
PENSION CLAIMS ALLOWED
senator Baker Gets Ten Claims
Through Tnited states senate.

IS During TIE week last, past, TIE soloT-
ing pension claims 4 kansas were a.
loved through Senator Bakers e4oTis.
william y. szcSesl. Metre. Increase sc;
william n H-Esroy. Lsz-su ~forfh. org
fpzI g and g. william c. Erink. Hog.
Increase -. ATsers Bazsgel2. Eansas
CITY. Increase. 10. HoEase = Ba-5. ksl
f,reak increase. =. Jane. Baea2asn.
Peoria. aaatanzI. s.. William Il. s1sss-
z-s-vags. wskeersT. Increase. as. CHARTS
Ys,.s-ruto-. Ksraro1ls. re.fafe5 ard -
i-..tatss. 3. r.axaaa Il Head. -azyef.
l7crezse, 81 Tl-szla Cl2rk- Prsss. oE5s-
.naL q ard =
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-12
ALL HALLOWS ACADEMY
Annual Closing Exercises Take Place
Next Thursday.

The final examinations for the years
work were completed at the AL BalloWs
academy last Friday. The annual clos
ing exercises OF th-t Institution viii oc-
cur next Thursday morning - the sca-
DENY and win bs IN the nature Of an elo-
cufi0hary ard musical recital.
The years work just completed has been
ore OF the most successful 81 the history
~ the school and an increased zttsnd-
ancs b the outlook Tor next year.
Many students both from wichita and
o4her pieces have been enrolled and
those II charge are well pleased with TIE
record made
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-12

championship for the city, as it has
beaten everything in sight. The Wichita
team evidently forgot about this, judging
from their talk, and will either have to
play or come down several notches. The
Commercial boys have issued the follow
ing challenge:
"I, the undersigned, do hereby chal-
lenge the Wichita base ball team for a
game Of base ball. to be played next Sat
urday, June &C. s. w. LIGHTNER,
Manager Commercial College Base Ball
Team.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-12
WILL PLAY WITH DETROIT
Ed SEWERS, Goddard Boys Rise in
the Base Bail World.

Ed SEWERS. formerly a Goddard boy.
has just signed with Detroit to play ball
in the American league. Last year Slew
ers played with the team at London, Ont,
and made quite a reputation as a pitcher
and he is now signed to twirl the ball
for Detroit.
Sievers is a well-known ball player in
this part of the country, His first semi
professional work was done in Kingman
about five years ago. Three years ago he
played part of the season with the Eagles
and was considered one of their best
players. Since then he has been playing
most of the time in the Canadian leagues.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-12
RED HOT FROM THE GUN.

Was the ball that hit G. B. Steadnan Of
Newark, Mich, in the Civil War. 1t
caused horrible Ulcers that no treatment
helped for twenty years. Then Bucklen's
Arnica Salve cured him. Cures Cuts.
Bruises, Burns, Boils. Felons. Corns, Skin
Eruptions. Best Pile cure on earth. %
cents a box. Cure guaranteed. Sold by
C. Gehring, druggist.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-12
SHAKE INTO YOUR SHOES

Aliens Foot-Esss. q poE6e-. Il cunss
painful. srnarting. swollen feet E16 IT,
growing nails. ard instantly takes The
slsng cut Of come ard aurions- rs TIE
greatest comfort discovery q tie zgs.
Allen. Poot-Ezss makes tiCs: or 1SE
saoes FEEL esSy. u IS cerz. cure fu<
sweating. czLIous ard bot. tired. zcAtzE
feet Try IL today. Sod BY al drug
gfsts and Shoe stores Sy rail- for sc
Il stamps. Trial package FREE AZ
dress, Allen s. Oanstsd- lie Roy. -. I.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-12
TRY GRAlN-0! TRY GRAN-O!

Asa your Grocer today 70 show ven
package os GRAIN-O, tire nev fooS
dr.aR that takes the place OF coffee Tbs
cll dren may drink Il without injury e
Wei a. the -da,t. Al WHO Try IL IKE N
GRAND has that rica seal brown 81
Mocha OF Java. but il is made from pure
gains. and the most delicate st0naac6
receives 4 without distress = the prise
OF coffee. &c and sc per package, sold
b. a. grocers.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-12
o. P. OWENS BOUND OVER
Charged with Threatening to assasii
IF West

rss.s-say -uss. Kirk sosns .. p. o<-
e.1a aTer - ne sissTt-z essFs oz ias
eHx-Ee % tarestsssnx ar seaa- = 49,
ssust L = West Pe<s1srr ~ ,rssl fsw-
ena wzE plzeee e26eg aass = E-s@ -
ks~9 tse s.ezes & 80 state - SAF-szs
xszszz-y al toEzzcs wezs = ssTEss=l2f-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-12
MAY HOLD JUNE TERM
same Cases That Requires Judge
Hooks Presence Here.

Although the regular term OF the fed
eru court in this division does not con-
vene unite SEPTEMBER, United States Com
missione. Sherman yesterday said taat
a short session might &c held some time
this month There are a large number Of
cases on the docket FOR The Se7temoer
term ard some cases that have come Up
since the last sitting OF the court de-
nands Judge HOOK attention. and Il he
can ind time 70 leave the husiaeSs in
the other courts, session will be held
this month 10 dispose o. the urgea. work
here
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-12

poDvfeas where Barney fsevrs hafs
formerly sfgod. vil-a Has Fersfir ef
chzEsd ~ Henry Echnfzisr as IS a. :
Brg9n. me 80 ssi6-aea t-e
torn 6run ard - epoa as tas rs't-sa Is
rer1 Owed ana tha -gos%.snen aDan -
sSIia esrfh sieglag tbe fgrasat.aHa FER
.hs fo,snaatl1a VIII - esr- ur1eef
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-12
MILLIONS GIVEN AWAY.

It is certainly gratifying to the public
to know of one concern in the land who
are not afraid TO be generous to the needy
and suffering. The proprietors of DR..
Kings New Discovery for Consumption,
Coughs and Colds, have given away over
ten million trial bottles of this great
medicine; and have the satisfaction of
knowing it has absolutely cured thousands
Of hopeless cases. Asthma, Bronchitis,
Hoareeness and all disease of the Throat,
Chest and Lungs are surely cured by It.
Call on G. Geh-ing, druggist, and get
bottle. Regular size 50 cents and 81.
Every bottle guaranteed. or price re-
funded
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-12

Several days ago West swore out con-
plant against Ovens, alleging that the
latter had threatened to kin him and had
once tried 70 assault him IN his house.
There was no trial yesterday as Owens
waived his preliminary and put Up the
bond
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-12

Judge J. A. Moray has removed his
family from wellington to Wichita azd
viii make this his permanent home in the
future Judse Moray Is 3 veteran lawyer
and was from $50 70 1884 district Judge =,
wellington. he also held that ofice in
lSSi BY appointment By Governor Martin.
he VIII open an oaice here and continue
il the ozacSice OF law.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-12
CHEAPNSURANCES.

Many man has been insured against
Brights disease, diabetes, or other dan
gerous ailrnent by a fifty-cent bottle of
FOLEYS KIDNEY CURE. G.. Gehring,
400 E. Douglas; Geo. Van Werden, 32S
N. Main; Wichita Drug Co.. 40 E. Doug
las; Gus Saur 524 e. Douglas.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-12
STILL MORE COMING
Commercials Challenge a eked Team
for Ease Fall Sane

Another base ball game i booming up
Oh the horizon. The Commercial College
boys are anxious 10 meet the Wichita
rSed team which recently beat the
Friends The Commercial team claims the
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-12
W0RK ALREADY BEGUN
On the Brown schBitEer Block on
West Doazias.

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