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Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1900-10-13
College Notes.
tYrom Evergreen)

Jesse Ettelson met with very painful
accident while wrestling with compan-
ion in the gymnasium last week. His
right arm was broken, but is now rapidly
improving.
At the regular monthly meeting of the
Athletic Association, ON Wednesday, Oct.
Srd, {. II. Goodsell was elected president
pro TEN, President D. p Woods being alb
sent for the year
Prof Landes, instructor of geology at
the L. Of W, and who acted as Judge of
the mineral exhibit at the Spokane ex-
position, took occasion, while in this
part of the state, 20 make us a brief visit
The following is the schedule of games
in which the w. a. c. will probably par
ticipate during the coming season, and
the places where the games will be played
Lewiston, Oct. 18TH, at Lewiston.
Spokane A. A. G., Oct. goth, at Pullman.
U. of l., Nov, 3rd at Moscow.
Whitman, Nov. roth, at Pullman
L. Of w, Nov. goth at Seattle.
There has been an average of about
twenty-five out on the gridiron for prac-
tice every evening, with all enthusiastic
crowd of spectators The prospect for
team of men who can combine weight
and agility is fine We will miss Hami-
ton, Woods and Poole very much this
year, but men who can take their places
will no doubt be produced from the
crowd of burly fellows who are doing ac-
tive and regular training.
Among the latest arrivals at Stevens
Hall are Miss Myrtle \. Graham and
Miss Dean Smith. Miss Graham was last
year a member of the Cheney Normal
faculty. She enters college as a student,
but will also have charge of the physical
culture work among the young ladies,
and will give private lessons in elocution
Miss Smith will have charge of the art
department, which will be great adj
dition to the college
Stevens Hall has, during the past year
been the recipient of two very pretty
gifts which not merely add to the attrac-
tiveness of that home, but are a proof of
the love and appreciation with which it
is regarded by those who have, at differ
ent times, made it their home One of
the gifts is palm stand for the reception
room, given last spring by the Stevens
Hall Athletic Association. The other is
a very beautiful silver punch ladle, given
by the members of the summer school
who roomed at the hall. The ladle is very
and has the inscription "Sum-
mer School, 1900" engraved on the
handle
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1900-10-13
Dry Goods.

All xmas OF frnts ana Calicoes'. sets per yard
UnbeaChed Muslin Cabot w. . sCts ner ward
Heavy Fleeced Flanneee Sets per yard
All Amoskeag Apron Checks, .... - sets per ward
Children's Heavy Union Suits, 25cts
Ladies Fleece Underwear w . scts
= Heavy Union Suits .. 5octs
Mems Heavy Cotton Union Underwear, 25cts
. Heavy Fleece Cotton Underwear, socts
36-n. All Wool Suing, ? sCs per ward
Fancy Brocades Heavy 27-in. wide 5cs per ward
Plaids Extra Heavy 27-in wide, Gets per yard
Ladies Silk Waists latest styles and coors all shades
Ladies Heavy Fleece Wrappers, latest 90
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-12-12

Fof tha Chriatmpaa notiaaFa o
Cosrsa v0s Afs 0oina Va
afVha Chaataas aaata

For ths Christmpas nouasrs oi
Cosrss Vos Afs 0oina Va
the Choota~ Rssts
Thn oompaay operates $50 iaI.E .aat
trains 10 Memphia CauYina elegant
wida veatibuied tres re,llnius chair
ear and hish batk lay coaches ruii
man Bamot Hioepers on aii tIaiua
10 tne s0utA.aat December tUth.
glnt And E2d. the days of sale of the
chsap round tr,p tickets through care
"a NaAhv viil,. Chattanooga bifmiua
haEa and Atlanta sill be- run ~ithout
ShanEo
Hoa wiii So and roturu the greet
0sa of uomfOrt. aud your u,tcta ~III
mii0w You thiuy days Go make luur
tfp.
fAnseagsu from TeAaa wlil mahu
tso.e oonnsctlon WNh Choota~ traius
and wiii travel through q now country
unaauAied ih the richaeaa of lts aEri.
ralsurMi promlse aud sounir beauty
Okiahoma City. Okla 4 otaoiushi
Jao v Tsdtord r = A.
Little Roek ArA
&. ., asst. "a W A.
Oklahoma Olty OkiA
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-12-12

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suud food aud suuahlnu. with plsaty uf
exercise iu tbo open air uef form
Slows with health and hgr face blooms
with its beauty When troubled with
"a ,ostivo habit she takos fyu dusos
pf Hsrbins to cleanse hof systom uf all
Impurities rd,o. bO cents B. h lu
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-12-12
SPECIAL PRICES Is, 80, Is


PHYsiCAt CULTURE
400 phJbi,ians ot leading hospitals
testify that massage and physical
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beet adjunct Boa tho treatment ui
au1rmia usuuua diseases. theumau,
troubles Do Aids diEestluu aut re
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Mr Jester la also prepared To- treat
patients al theif rvaideuDu while atil
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ant Consultation frvo 8O8 Hsm
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-12-12

800 memura uf the Wuudmeu Jir
.,i. aI. requested tu be- present &c their
.hYu thIa evening az 80 m. election oi
pnigers Maggie Rhodes %
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-12-12

TablsTs 1usksys Pile o,atmsnt has
be1A Thoroughly tested tui mauy
guara. and 10 a positive cure fuf this
Haoas disifcsslng aud embarrassing ui
tFuablgA rrico. DO ,outh lu buttl,a
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-12-12

A fuw eatra sood fresh cove at nJ
fa,m three milos south Df uuthuo
ttom fiuy street n Nsgsubsts
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-12-12

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New Yurk Cigar Factory BoEal
Guthrie
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-12-12

Tha rautsfiai rasshsFs' Asseeiation
uuthris ukiaa nse Ra. az. 1a ra

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Address nf weluume
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al9aflntandeot af fawuee pubH.
s.honIa
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General mseiInHa
fhafaday Mofninu 3 ocipek
Ii'sh SCHOOL huiIdIna Firat F..
IeaitHnt fnuI pfeaIdias
Invocation aHaI
fHpeI Practical Honesty n r. .na.I
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tHkhahaf a.huala
Ha0uaaion W N t..s edItog a.
hHui Herald NeahiIt W H. IUbH
s.n .uanty aupefiuieudeut pf ashuoia
handler q fUui auverintaudeut
Hi d. honia Purcell General dis.Ha
.t'n
fapef Some Social stiia. h
tsndfiA superintendent 1t schools
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-12-12

NAanploA sOya shOoS. cali stO,k
hsmvy soiea. tip tOos EOOd sohool
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ahDa stock
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-12-12

"A Grand Company oi Conn
edIaua Special Scenery Novel
Apeclaltiea Sparkling Wit
Pretty Girls
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-09-23
RADWAY b Elm St.,N.Y

naming cars of brick now in the yards
viii be used.
The brick work viii be commenced on
Monday. Instead of having stone, a con-
crete foundation four feet wide and
eighteen inches thick viii be laid and the
walls from this up wiz be built entirely
of brick
The building will be much larger and
many times more substantial than the
old iron-clad structure. The length Will
be the same as formerly. 10 feet. but
twenty-five feet have been added TO the
width, making a seventy-fve-foot front
This enlargement viii give the company
twice as much floor space as they had
before. The two stories and basement
viii have a floor space Of Z7,00o feet
which vii lafford ample storage room be-
sides the Office apartments.
At present the offices are located IN the
old Frisco freight depot. When the new
building is completed the company viii
have Offices fitted Up in harmony with
the magnitude Of their business and the
general wholesale business Of this city
The Offices viii occupy the entire east end
Of the first floor.
In order to be able 70 move goods rap
idly from one floor 70 another one OF
the most modern and best improved cleo
trio elevators will be operated
II no serious hindrauce arises the COM
pany will have their new establishment
ready for occupancy before the first OF
the year
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-09-23
DadWay's
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SECURE
PERFECT Digestion.

BY their ANTI-BILIOUS properties
they stimulate the liver N tne secret1 n
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from TWO 70 four, will quickly Regulate
the action Of ths liver aid free me pa
tient from these disorders. enc O. two
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the liver viii keep tie system regular
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4 am 11e miles from the nearest 6rug
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neys are affected. I find that your Pills
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have taken and the Springs eomplned-
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'HarQua HaIa. Yuma County. Arizona
Your Railways Pills have " rSed
wonderfully in my family. Ny chndFen.
waen sick. have received n t4nI2n Gus
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cure by the use OF your Ready Re .tef
in any welI-kept home. Taa cou6Iy
serves what helps you Cnce- y urs uly,
DIR H E SCHNEIDER,
go Hudson Street, Hob1ken. y. j.. ana
Times Building. New YORK
For years I have been troubled with
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the conclusion TO try YOU PHI s nm =
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taking than, and would not nov be
without them. The dCowsy, sleepy feel-
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my rheumatism is gone sIil5e!y; W, IN "a,
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Railways Pills a trial they VI surely
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from the system being out OF order-tLle
george S. SCALLY,
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-09-23
EMPLOYEES OF OOLO'S
All Interested in White Pavilion for
AfrePf EnIr.

SIEcet n ar
There are few II any people IN this city
taking more interest," in me success OF
the Carnival and FAN Festival than
Manager Fred Dold and his force Ct men
at the Big Dold packing house.
when reporter .or the Eagle called
there yesterday be found Superintendent
Charles Darrig-and, Chief Clerk J. d.
Harrison aud tariff Manager Frank Mi
Ter all nearly svamped with the great ac-
clmuiation Of business. but they found
time % saw grand word for the great
Fair AMI RIAL Festival Mr.. Do,d vas
not there He was down toxn giving
some directions n regard u Dold's
White pavilion The honest. hardy men
al through The house are loyal TO the
interests ~ the big packing house and .
number Of them asked the reporter how
the workmen we're getting along with the
pavilion. The reporter did not know
but when he came down u The city he
went q see what vas being done.
The frame work = what : - hs re
White Pavilion Is already up and sssuu,-
ing grand proportions L Is octoEon IN
shape as3 presents Al oriental appear-
ance and when completed & vii D. ere
u The nzett5est uf5lass CT the grounds
Il IS ccated IN The center oc the cross
iuSs q Market and English streets 50
THAI all the avenues II -he great fair
VIII APPEAR to lsad 20 Dold-s White Pa
v.lion. Manager Fred Dcld deserves
crestt 20 hts public Spt-.- Re can ozt
DO the Old Wichitsls when IL c-lss -
booming the Peerless Princess
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-09-23
CONNIE LOCAL EVENrS.

The TontIes meet every Tuesday even
Ing at TO- East Douglas avenue.
Regular meeting Of Arson skinner
Camp No 20. Monday evening. All mem
bers are requested 10 be present
There viii be a gold medal contest for
young ladies at the Plymouth Congrega-
tional church Wednesday night Septem-
Der IS
Regular meeting Of .. L. L, at 80
a n today. Documents from labor
Commissioner Johnson. Fail attendance
desired
The members Of Wichita lodge No. 1.
O. y. II. :. are requested 70 attend the
regular communication on next Thursday
evening at O'Clock on special business.
Miss Shuts wishes TO have the patrons
Of her kindergarten and primary school
call between 4 and 5 Monday 10 make
some arrangements regarding the street
fair.
The ladies' Of the Central Christian
church corner Market aid Second
streets will serve meals n the east room
durins carnival week and soldiers re
union.
Peerless lodge No. 81. a o. [. W.
Viii give a trolley ride tomorrow night.
leaving their lodge room at O'Clock
sharp. Refreshments VIII BE served.
Tickets on sac at Dockum < HigSin-
sons
The Ladies u c. A R Sewing circle
viii meet with Mrs ?. +. Parsons On
Tuesday. the 18th, AZ O'Clock ?. n. All
members are urgently requested 10 be
Present as business OF importance re-
Cuires-
The National Reserve association viii
give a trolley party Thursday evening az
s p m. from their hail over - North
Main street Al members are requested
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-09-23

Continued From Fifth Page

avenue. and when fitted up with colonial
seats il VIII De q Very desirable place 10
sit IN every detail the EFFORT has been
70 make things ike they are in the most
inviting OF homes
The cafe on the ground floor VIII be
managed BY frst-class business man IN
the person Of Mr.. Wepner. Al Of the
fixtures viii be Of the best quality and
strictly vp-to-date- Velvet carpet on the
floor OF the restaurant sounds rather
high toned for this western country,
nevertheless the Wellington Cafe wiz be
carpeted through the center OF The room
with that kind o. material The paper
tint IS green and has a wide harmonious
oorder with dropped ceiling.
NJ. Mcclellan has essayed as pleasing
innovation for this city, and as his
energy is boundIess. his good taste ex-
celleut and his faith in Wichita strong as
iron. everyone knows he viii be success
fuI
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-09-23
INVITATIONS ARE OUT
Jobbers' AsSoeIat on VIII Give Re
options street Fair Week.

The Wichita Jo5bers ard Manufactur
ers' association has had some very
pretty Invitations printed for the re-
cePti0ns 10 be given 70 the trade % the
surrounding territory IN this city during
the week of the street fair. The front
part OF the invita- ton shows a birds aye
view OF the city, with the statement,
Wichita, the logical jobbing center OF
the southwest" On the interior OF The
invitation is the time and place OF the
receptions. The first one in the CONNER
ciaI club rooms will De on the afternoon
Of Wednesday, the 3rd. On the after
noon OF Friday. the 5th, another receo-
ton. viii be given
The committees in charge are doing all
in their power 70 make the events pleas
ing to every visitor who comes to the
city and is interested IN the jobbing In
terests of Wichita Music and a good
time viii De features Of the two events.
Refreshments viii be provided for the
guests
The committees in charge OF the vari-
Gus affairs are as follows:
Invitation-John L. Powell, John 3.
House, o. P Taylor. W. z. Bailey.
Reception-James II. Black. Fred W.
DoId. George z. Lehman. W ". John
ston. Jr.. ". E. Jett. A NJ Goldstandt.
j. L Johnson, I. y. Hockaday, Charles
G. Cohn A Van ZandJ, W s Grant s.
D. Porter, A. S Parks, c. H Smyth.
Thos. P. Kelso. ]. c. Dunn, J. E. How
ard.
Entertainment-Chas. Aylesbury, A.
Hess, F. c. Wood. George T. Walker. J.
c. Casey. n. stenen.
The jobbers interested are:
Aylesbury Mercantile company
Bryan Bros.
Buckeridge Pump company.
Mn z. Burrus
J. A Bishop.
Casey s. Garst.
Crystal Ice company.
Continental Creamery company.
J. c. Dunn & Bro.
bold Pacing company.
Deering Harvester company.
Electrical supply and Construction
company.
W s. Grant.
Goldstandt-Poweu Hat company.
H9ckaday Hardware company.
L. Hays Saddiery and Leather com
pany.
HaLstead and Newton Mil and Elevator
company.
Hccking-Moore Drug company.
Imboden Milling company.
Jet & Wood.
1. c. Jackson
Johnston & Larimer Dry Goods com
pany.
Kansas and Texas Coal company
Lehmann-Hig sinsou Grocer company.
Charles Lawrence.
!. D. McEweu-
John McComb
Musselman Bros.
AIahan Supply company.
S A. NcCIUng Boot and Shoe company
Mccormick Harvester Machine CON-
pany.
Moore Bros
Nef Shoe company.
c. E Potts Drug company.
r o Rodols.
StefTeu & Bretch.
2 G. Smyth & sons.
United sash and Door company.
Van Zandt Implement and Hardware
company.
wichita Produce company.
Wichita Trunk Factory.
Western Newspaper Union
Whitney Paper company.
Walterscheid Bros.
Wetterhold Nudd.
wichita Urion Mi company.
WalIenste.a & Cohn.
Western Iithogrzph company.
Wichita Wholesale Grocer company.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-09-23
ION W00LSeY OF OKLAHOMA
And lie Expects statehood to Ceaae
This " inter

Ten Wcolssy = NashaJl. oue af TIE
hS ars5ny men - ok-aaesaa and a Re
Pooilcaa esn5i9ats fe- tAe lzEsiat1c4-
Eas vas T. tEe cltT yesterday. SAID saa-
- sxpects oklz1az-a 3 - maze ssats
zexr winter al the s1sst saasaa - coa-
grssz ! 7res.t th41 Z Flyza cares
lie TERRITORY - ever 3 3a zs5eE.tg. AM
7 t@1 A@e 1L az3 tae legislature e
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lave ses2 s.strng NJ za5 Mrs Ggzas-
ky, leave sc1ay p .tAea- ASzse n Essra
kansas
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-09-23

10 come and bring their friends out for
merry time
One Of the many enterprises Of carnival
week viii be an apron sale by the Ger
man Ladies' Independent Aid society.
who expect 10 aid their charity fund by
selling all kinds and sizes Of aprons. the
: hand.w0rk Of its members.
Attention, Egglestou Post. There viii
be a regular meeting of the post next
Wednesday afternoon at p m A full
attendance is ordered As business OF i'm
rorCance will come before the post and
election TO i'll vacancy.
Young Peoples Missionary league OF
the First Presbyterian church will hold
its regular monthly meeting al the home
Of Mrs. c. W. Jackson. To- Park Place.
next Wednesday evening Splendid pro-
gram on missions vita music and re-
treshments-
The Child Culture club viii meet AT
the Plymouth Congregational church on
Wednesday. September IS. at ?. n
Al members urgently requested 70 be
present on account Of. special business Of
importance. All Interested IN kinderga--
ten work are invited.
Al members Of the National Reserve
association VIII please AXE notice of the
special meeting on Saturday evening.
September @th- Supreme Organizer 2.
A HEdcrbrsnd VIII be with Us. Social
amusement cor both old and young
coed music and q good time eenersuy.
TIE Carnival ASSOCIATION having con-
tractei with the Apollo club % assist in
~Aa "a --r, sF-r- NJ tra 1r-aa- tI- s-s--
osrs viii please take notice and BE- pres
en- az the rehea~safs AZ the city bnii3s7g
on Tuesday evening and 81 the auditor
IAN Thursday evening az O'Clock Hal
McC5y. business manager
Mr.. Thos. G. Pratt of Valley Center
vs. doing business hera vssterLiav.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-09-23
0HlOANS HERE NAY ORGANIZE
And Form society Like the Penn.
sylyansans Have

It may 5e ne BgckeYss q Wich.ta
VII soon s5rm a society The Orleans
ara Hunsr71s in Wicatra. the peopis q.
thst state having voics n political bzs-
mess and religious activity q This clsg.
and al orEazzation q thsn wosls -
lz-Ea ard Interesting Tie lcea n s7rua-
ing a society. after ere lad q rhe Perm
sylvan5anz- las occurred %, Mrs z G.
GRAY % . 8 Francis aTsnzs. ard she
Eo1i8 be plsased 70 hear from former
Oai5ans Rao tank saYoraaiy c. The pan
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-09-23
RHEUMATISM -CATARRH
Ire Blood Diseases.
CURED By B. B. B.
Trial Treatment Rree-

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-09-23
FULlY IDENTIFIED
Hovey Medical Association a Wichita
inHfifufiRn

The Old Shaker doctor has made the
Hoyey Medical association q recognized
Wtc-tta firm. A. his former visits TO
this city he STAYED but lew weeks
month at the longest. He IS now per
rnaneutIy heated The association en-
ters upon its fourth month with sn IN
creasi8g business. ard an unparalleled
record % startling cures ard benefits
conferred Always ready for consulra-
uor. one o. uso-e members may % found
a, tne Offices. Sta aoor zlumsriy oGIid-
t-- daily
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-09-23
HENDRICKS Is ACQUITTED
Was Tried on Murder Charge in
TPyaS

who was recently arrested by Sheriff
Simmons at Kingman on the charge OF
committing murder some years ago AZ
Fort Worth. was acquitted Of the charge
when brought 10 trial az that place
Word was received here yesterday from
him. and his friends were Interested in
learning that ne had bean released
Hendricks, IN some trouble with a
6rother-in-law. shot At him the bal
taking eTest in his body. from which h
died some time afterwards Hendricks
left Fort Worth and vas n the city here
for some time When the time came fo-
tire trtal the claim u self defense was
made b Hendricks and that vas the
verdict OK the Jury n the matter.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-09-23
BUYS RESIDENCE PROPERTY
1877 Ohio Avenue sold for Thousand
ffnfIzrz

NJ II 2 CANAAN yesterday pur-
Chased tire properly q. ~ ohio avenue
Tie consideration fo- the p-opsrty vas
slss ard Vas 592gat tcr a bona TIE
property = ~ pleaEznt Iocacio1 ard
MI prove 70 81 desirable resiss-ce-
Tae sale Vas made i5-oaga RE agency
q Jack Thomas
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-09-23

Perfectly tasteiess. elegantly coated
purge. regulate, purify, cleanse mi
strengthen. Radway's Pills for the cure
OF ali disorders of the Stomach. Bowels,
Kidneys. Bladder, Nervous Diseases,
Dizziness, Vertigo, Cosdveness, Piles.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-09-23

Observe the following symptoms result
ing from diseases Of he dig sliye
organs. Constipation, inwatd pi e.. fur
ness Of blood in the head, acidity OF Jne
stomach. nausea, heartburn. disgust OF
food, fulIness OF weight in the stomach.
sour quotations sinking or fiuttertng ~
the heart, choking or suff0catng Sensa.
ton when in lying posture. dimness q
vision, dots or webs before tie ght
fever and dull pain IN the head, de.
fictercy Of persrfyation, yelIOwne-s q
chest, limbs. and sudden Pushes OF heat,
burning in the flesh.
a few doses of RADWAY'S PILLS
Will free the system IF ali the a5ove-
named disorders
PRICE % CENTS PER BOX
Sold by Druggists or Sent by Nan.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-09-23

Mr.. Thos. G. Pratt ~ Valley Cszts
vas doing business here ysstsrLiay.