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The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-03-05
Miles Talks Of surrenser.

New York. February 1.-THE World
publishes th. following statement by Cen
.raI Mile.
"Crou5e's surrender was expected and
il Was all that could be expect when
d force uf S.pU holds ont for "vc: "a
week AGAINST 20 force of .".pu ttt tped
troops The effect of General Crouie 5
surrender Will be go strengthen the cause
az The Tr1usVaal patriots.
You will observe that the first reports
said that General Cronjc had "a force
Of g,s0 oDuoscd To- the British. But tnly
sasB surrendered. What became OF the
other 6el0g The Importance Of the sur
render under such circumstance only
illustrates the fighting Nalor Of This hand
fuI of Roer patriots numbering only 3.Go0
against an army Of 50.Ha Of English 'cked
soldiers The effect Of Cronie's surrender
will be % strengthen rather Than a
weaken the Boer patriots cause IN this
war.
I've cannot hrlp bat admire thos @
Roers. no matter whore our svnpa;hies
NAV he Tn my position IL would not he
diplamacv for me to saw too much. bat
whoever is I'm the right. we must admire
the = Ga patriots who stood OF Tor ten
days $3.50 OF the British army"
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Clements Goes Into colesberg.

Clements Goes Into Colesberg.
Rensburg, February 26.-General
Clements, escorted by a squadron of
Inniskillings, entered Colesberg this
morning and received an enthusiastic
reception. The Beers are in full re-
treat. A number of the leading
habitants are well and not starving.
They have suffered many indignities
at the hands of the Beers, but no
violence
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LADYSMlTH IS RELIEVED.

London, March l, 9:52 a. m.-The
war office has received the following
dispatch from General Butler:
"Lyttleton's Headquarters, March
/. 9:o5 a. m.-General Dundonald,
with the Natal carbineers and a COM
posite regiment, entered Ladysmith
last night. The country between me
and Ladysmith is reported clear of
the enemy. I am moving on Mel
thorpe"
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cranie Leaves for Cape Town.

srts t.I.etarh~ as follows. Cro1ir with
l-i. family. I,ft h,r. yesterday Ga charge
uf Major General rrotflmau. AND auder
rh. escort sc :he rit. Imperial GH1rds
I-ir.r iu -E- GaH doe remaining prisoners
went .u charge af th- cHrl of Errull and
u.r, escorted ly fl. Gleuce~t,r- and "A
hundred imperial volunteers. Th. women
auI children are being sent fn their
home T understand THAT great diSsati~-
faction wa- f.-It ly tide l.usr~ at trnulr' S
refusal ta accept ms offer uf safe conduct
Go th. women and children and medical
care Tor -he wounded. 100 of whom ar-
usw iu rur hospital Very maUv Of them
arr 600 % terrible plight Tor want of care
81 .u earlier ~f1E--
fn-l..-I.-i tn. Beers laaGar Yesterday
ami Was much struck hy tE- ingenuity
and th,- ENERGY with which tue position
was mad. almost imprsEnahle Co ass
a..Hrfr
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GENERAL CRONJE HAS SURRENDERED.
BELEAGUERED hADYSMITH RELIEVED.
All ENGLAND Is Abaze With Enthusiasm Over the Work OF the British
Arnv in South Africa Under little Bobs"-7ehef OF Lady
smith Brings Joy--Mauba Hill Avenged

R-tcrts has notified the war office that
tE- number ~, Boer prisoners approx
mates orn. ST which ahcu- l.l5o are ciIi-
zeus IL the Orange Free state. The re-
maindsr ar. citizens OF the TransvaaL
Twenty nine Transvaal officers We're
~sHturrd aud eighteen Free state officers
Feere uaaar prisoners.
Tha GEMS ,auturod from the Trausvaal
forces consisted If three 50 centimct"r
IS pms mine orr-pouuderS aud one Max
fm gun. From fhe Free Siattr~ the BRUSH
cafured uft. -.s rt.ntim.ter krupp and one
Maxim KUN
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CRONJE A GALLANT CAPTIVE
Meeting Between the Boer Leader
and Lord Roberts.

Paardeherg Tuesday. FEBRUARY =. Ma
fg'a Day. 3 "a. m The British camp was
awakened bv tEa continued rattle ~ rife
Hr. at daybreak and the news arrived
that the Canadians while building
trench quite close 10 the enemy. We're
faSiladel 1T @ range or ifftv yards The
Canadians ralIautiv worked forward and
occupied the ed-e with trenches aions
the river entirely "uaiadinE the Roors-
This movement was followed hy cessa-
ti"u az the fire. except an occasional sol-
tary shot
Suddenly "a regiment stationed on the
crest ~ i hfu perceived white flag and
ulrSt iuto Ulcers thus first Announcing
th- surrender ~ General 'ronje. Sh'riN
afterwards "a note reached Lord Roberts
bringing t.lin2- % the Beers uucondi-
iieu8I surrender. General Frtityman was
sent Co. accept the surrender.
Al about O'Clock "a small group oi
men appeared iu the distance crossing
the plain toward headquarters- The lat
ter being appraised 90 General tronle
approach. Lord Roberts went 20 the front
goa tho modest cart IN which ne sleeps
ami ordered guard of thc ScaiorihS 90
lime up \ group ol horscmcn then ap-
ursschrd. on General .rrettyman's right
raTe an elderly man riad iu " r"uAh snort
s,sresa- vIl,.-lriwmsd hat. ordinary
tweed trousers ana brown shoes. u was
lu,f.f.U fa -rpr e. 'i.F face - 'i-
most burned uia,h aud ais curly h'"i"
w.- ;iueod with gray.
Roberts's Greeting Cordial.
Lord Ko.tr.s walked - and fro IN
front II the cart until the Eoer r'"'I a.
arrived. when the British commander '"-
,-.4ur.,I eravsly ami kindly saiui"d Tie
I....~ commander He then moti"ned g. ~
.r.,l t.ronf, 20 seat in a chair W4l'h
red boon brought fot his areomm'da'''h
anal tt.. tv.a officers conNrr~'d through /"
i-,f.rrr.r.- General Cr"u.e Afterwards
- a-tsd with tne British "ilr. rs.
sr.rf...4 face was absolutely lmpasriN''
submitting DO sign of his inner ie'hnSS.
Lord Roberts was surrounded os ms
--4T when General Frettvmau. aa4t'@9
.rs the field marshal said
.Cammaudaut Cr"nlc. sir.
.rr. commandment Touched hs nai ]"
e..I.lf. and Lord Roberts ~aiut~d lh r.,
-r.r-. Tl... whole GROUP then diSih' ~
srI Lord Roberts stepped i"iN'i' o''N
-h..ak hands with the l;oer commani' y
..YU,, made 90 gallant defense. ST. va
.s... ,.--f s,I.t.tian of Lord Roberts to
th. tauuui-n.d Eorr leader.
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London. February = So a. m--From
John O-Grr7-s 20 T.sndsend there has
been rhserrr ,sdav for ihe queen and q
universal ~.reIuE ~ the national anthem
This With mutual consrat ulati'n Is the
Rrftou-s way - celebrating TIE mos
cheerful raw ~ the war
Already De is taking 81 eel- % the 80
teen ANA measuring th.- future in~f' =
uo dssrrs.rIau % nVerestiuIate The success
Th. government ,a-erts.1s no illusion
AS announced hv the house 20 commons.
1s go additional troops will go org and me
elective ,fU D. Keep, uea- -"'"
ErrI gnlet~S has Gou. .n"rs tn1n the
,..r--srr er ss." Boe-= sri q few guns
He is within striking distance Of
one Of the Boer capitals. and IS
master Of n large district Of the Free
State. He has given shock 10
Boer confidence and UNNECESSARILY
restored the spirit Of his own troops.
In capturing CREME he has taken
leader whose presence alone was
worth thousands 20 the B0er cause.
Trs t.-, opinion a.r- i- tEat the Trans
vaaI.r- scr certain 10 continue Tire iiEnt
wien unIi-.ui-h.i vls'-. Ius IL IS uot So
certain -l.r-- rIe Free ~-afer=-
Correspou6ents Held Back.
1arE Ea t- tr- -ut allowed r.. corps
~ ,r.-.rf .re writers w;-h him tn eue-
r.'.r-.et E- .UaH narrative a- ftt ans
r.sr- ar. -.srl.- fn.#s~ 800 .#hR' 3 & it.t
sr.er S. r-tEtr -H-- 5000 PRISONERS iFci'''i-
Those t.Eta in -"iai p1rti"- iof. ihr
r-..rr.-..u V-ar has Become 10 ti' T''St
a. --.. r r vhs aesI re Nst-erstpl .fein
lines s--.i u 1.-. a~a time lt~-e guns h'-
Fr ~ rreri.- fnr.e CAUSES some
~ ..rerl..s.
r. - heit cXr'-'t'n.
common. 81. t.. s.tf.t...en 'na i'F
leader ans ra.. E- a. -.f ten H't
e. r.rs.s f~.U ~.e .-A' t.n ~ %. ~
KS -1.r. -u His" 80 more
Tie magnitude II the success Of
Little Bobs~ is almost overlooked
in the fact rnet IL syucnronizei with
the anniversary OF Majuba hill. and
wiped orr dishOnor Of nineteen
years standing
Tr.are .eae S Er-.h u.st" outward display
.r -,..- .-rz I- -H.- r.rsrirr..s tHar il i."-.-
s ..d liverpool stock
..5ee.-.r...-. .-.... -r.. sN.f... raa mHu.-
A.. sans s..s.. lr.-9 r"r. sf-
sa r .Ht.r 81. I,H Fa-s
v--r.- H...-.Ilr ,.--r.s...I .- +ae fra-' .iIstl
--E f... Hr.t ..#-e ~ ~. -a.- .sr-- towns.
W SOS v.- -..i.rt .t tHa a.Ur.
v H..--. ..I-- minated 'mm" '.1-.-
-r .r ...I H.-. Sre imm.'a
r...-r #.r erat" a- p ...rt
Tsa Taa illai''rHt-s
e--.E fr. r-5.u 20 slrr majesty '-r-v-
t-- t.r.r-r ta- -.vr Hu lar vHF tn 7h"
. -ra.- r.r rti- f. --. vHaHi = south
7f..-.v $50. tt. ,..e hospital 90
ru.r. ...r..a-....r
Butler IN Hard Lines.
E- E..r..Ha Err s. Hat.-E .arl .nie
t- E-r. Ir .s.f.~- -.rv Hr..r fort
rer rH- ta Es- w.=.-l WHOM
Boz 1-... --.e. RES 81 y..- rt..r
~ .-.e... H.m .us ...lly-tu.t-. AP-
tg-..--. .h hardest --htirE "
.... 4 h. 'i-. ~ last weeds
.- Ha- a-r..-. s"Hu tH allow
--ts- s... -h.- wounded arl iar.a.
~ E..H -'Hr- must nave i"-t
ra aur moment. however. news
81 I.t..er ~.-.. Friday Fil
.-rH u.u..l .t -h" --ee- nf Ha
vIH.E E. seeming fa H'- .-..n
sua s'e -s ,s auEtl .u- fa a-. -
t-. Il.r
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cronje Short Of Field Pieces.
London. February .. 6-25 =. m--LOrd
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Arundel Tuesday. February 81 k~ns-
burg was occupied after slight skirml-h
ami with aa serious opposition Nei'ile'
~. Gown nor Tie railway has been in-
fHsr..H
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WAS GAME OF POLITICS
President Sends a Message TO Con
gress and a Resolution Garry
ing Out the Design Quick
~ Follows and Is
Adopted.
RV Jos: OH.

BY Jos: Oil.
Wash.arton. March 2.-(SpeciaI1-In the
hope that ne might in some measure al
least stem the tide of public dis3pprovai
sweeping in against him and his parts
for their position on tae porto Hiean tar
If question. the president resor,ed today
TO the cheapest kind Of cheap political
trick by sending q message 10 congress
asking for authority to spend m Porto
Rico the revenues derived from imports
from Porto Rico. which have been taxed
under -he terms OF thc DinSlny liii- me
action IF the president in sending in this
message is am open arAnoW d-cmeh-
that he is fearful lest the d.Sh"u"-t posi-
,ion which he and his parts nave taken
will iniure them politically The repuoii-
cans endeavorc-d 10 railroad tnrnUEh inc
house a bill making the requested appr"-
priation. coucealinE in il "A provision CIV
ing the president lu'imi ed pover over
future receipts from this same source.
More Political Tricks.
The Introduction of ;he hill was another
roIfticaI trick and rs Il Tho republicans
+ eouent 10 put the democrats on record
+ i'm favor Of giving % tile president ms
.-u.imitcd power A. usual ih" re-'u'A-
. cams ci'Iit1 ttit-i i'-'- i.'1 --
tri0tic blun But the dcmo'rats were NOT
bought. In the twenty miuut N--aii
which thew we're permitted 10 @Apre
,t.i- 7i.,,.- -f,.. democratic. lc.i.Iera made
:. .Ie..r tbsr while thev were uo5 a. all
+ ,.,,,,..-..I ~ making arpropriation for tl-
b.r.g. az Porto Eic9 FROM tHe amount
now in the treasury from Porto +-'.ii
duties. tnev were distinctly orp"s q. p
-,,ir, t,. president control ~ future
-, ,:,,,f+ civ, tl,f- o, ,+rt. -f.-
-,. .7.. .....,,-,,, ..,r me- votes
Pu' i''S'- -''
,r-....o &C pead
The Message as he"o'
Tho message was presented soon after
~l r.,,.-s. convened and read as fol-
~" .r--... .~ Rom
go nc -i-'ii- "ip!
re~nlta lFt~-s>.i e.
Dc.to Roo uE tis SiHiH.7I
IN" l>il -.5
United 7..i'- Ea- t.,.5 ~. '-4..
,,.rts IN IT,. l-nfrad states th, du.ies
liked bv Id. piu1ler act and amount
ing a. $2'na. a55.NS and Will continue 81
collect under said law unth congress
snail otherwise 'lTe1i- Ailin4-'t i....'
me power 5I-4 '.'i .i.- - ~ H.. sI4r4
D. mai ~ .lr.-ies - Goods ANA
products entering iat. Porto IasH.
aid not have The power 7" r. Hli
modify duties ON Porto H.etn pr,ndaa
coming into tire ports "i me iat"t
States. ln view - me FIe--4i.-
sity Tor immediate rev ius III 10y
Iti.a tar g. Houstii'- the
there and for the rNteil--"H ~ l'u'ii1
education ami view assoc pi t.'
f-'g r.. ,...--s ~ r.5,re..nta-tv1- ani
for the purpose 1C making 'he I.rir..
Die "m''e 20 -. .i5 I.. '..t -
,"t.t E" '- i ..'. .-,.,,-., : ..r,,-,..-.f
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gs aaaieta silu Eagle: suaag aorntne april e. 500


morning service and Miss Whey viii
sing "Qui Tolls" by Harrison Willard.
and 1.-The Heavenly Song" by Hamilton
Grey. Sunday school at $3.50 a. m.
Young Peoples Chapter at p. m. Every
body invited
St Johns Episcopal church, corner
Third and Topeka-Sunday school at e:45
a. m Regular morning service and Holy
Communion at II O'clock. Regular even
ing service at 8 o'clock Rev. ]. D.
Ritchey of st. Louis will preach both
services and the choir win repeat part
of their Easter music. Miss Larimer
win sing the morning offertory and for
the evening offertory Mrs Sherwin VIII
play an organ arie. Full vested choir
both services.
Plymouth Congregational church, cor
ner North Lawrence and Second street.
Rev. Henry E. Thayer, pastor. Services
at 1879 a. m and D. m. Sunday school
at z m Y. P. S. c. E. D. m Theme
Of morning sermon, THE Divine Pa
tence." Evening address on 1.-The I'm
minent Cod" At the morning service
the quartet viii sing Rejoice. Rejoice.
On This Glad Day" Spence Mr. Paul
Noble viii sing Just For Today" at
close of sermon
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F.G. smyth 4 SONS, Open.ns.

Millinery openings have become very
common, but the latest thing in open
ings in Wichita is carriage house open
ings.
Yesterday F. G. smyth & Sons had
their spring opening. and it was a grand
affair. Besides being their spring open
ing, it was the celebration of their
quarter Of a century in business in Wich-
tia. Their large salesrooms at the cor
ner of Lawrence and Douglas were
thronged with visitors all afternoon and
evening. The arrangements were per-
feet Professor Blume's full orchestra
furnished music for the occasion, and
many were the fattering comments paid
to F. 6. Snlyth & Sons by the beautiful
lady and handsome gentleman visitors,
Their floors were filled with up-to-date
high-grade vehicles of every kind, the
rubber-tired rigs and pneumatic bikes be-
ing the only vehicles displayed on the
first floor. -Four large arc lights bril-
nantly Illuminated the elegant white
enameled rooms at night, and the hun
dreds Of visitors were made welcome BY
Chas. H. and Fred G. Smyth, who as
sisted by their statesmen, showed their
many handsome styles and swell Jobs.
It was Wichitas first carriage house
opening, and proved grand success. F.
G. Smyth & Sons may justly feel proud
Of their first opening
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PLACES OF WORSHIP.

At the Reformed church this morning
Mss Nettie Ninev VIII sing TWO num-
bers during the service.
Rev. II. H. Rose Of win5eld viii
preach al St. Pam's NJ. E church IN the
morning ana Prof Il 2. Scott Of Lewis
Academy in ;helevening
First church of Christ, Scientist. meets
IN Setigwick Music hall Services 1851 .
m. Subject. Everlasting Punishment -
Wednesday evening meeting cor 1esti-
mcnials experiences ana remarks en-
Christian Sci nee, at S O'clock. Every
body welcome.
Frs, Methodist church, Preaching by
the pastor at 1880 ard 3 o'c,ocE Morn
ing theme; a Broader EvanseliSTr- p
Evening: Lessons IN Life-A Sure
Foundation" Class meetings $50 snd y
o'clock. sunday school At 2:te EpworJh
I.earue : O'Clock The choir VIII render
attractive music Visitors welcome.
AT the Central Christian church. corner
Market ana Second street. A T. Dubber
pastor-afornirg worship al 1913 sub
ice, Of sermon .fChrist's Terms OF Dis
cspleship." Evening worship At O'Clock.
Subject OF sermon WHY Do we SIT
stHt9" sunday school a. 80 a N, Jr.
c. :. at p. m. ST. c Z. a. 2 m.
Reformed church. corner Sauth Topeka
avenue and Lewis street, Rav. Truce
Griffith. misunderstanding services at 4
a. NJ. and 5 p. m Morning discourse On
The Witnesses OF Christ's Rssurrec-
tion The chorus choir viii sing the
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performance was over. Jenny Lind once
paced the room in this manner with Sims
Reeves, with whom she fas to ,sing on
the same evening, and they We're con-
tinually passing and repassing each other,
humming their parts the while. Jenny
Lind's husband, Herr Goldschmidt, finally
remarked: You have sung this part so
often, and you must know it by heart,
1 should think" But her only reply was,
I'VE are artists, and we are to appear
today; we must know our own require
ments; please let us to ourselves" II
Jenny Lind received a visitor on the day
on which she was going to sing, she
would enter the room with her notes in
her hand, sit down and concerse in a
pleasant manner. In a very short time,
however, she would grow uneasy, arise,
and hum to herself, sit down again, and
take up her notes, become absorbed in
them for a moment, and as suddenly take
up the thread OF the conversation where
iY1t errl1nfed
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COMING LOCAL EVENTS.

! Mrs. T. E. Gregin and son is visiting
! her sister. Mrs. J, w. Dearborn, 1917
/ North Waco.
/ The First Ladies Aid society will meet
next Thursday with Mrs. FRANKIE 1850
South Topeka avenue.
Eggleston Post G. a. r. meets in regu-
lar session next Wednesday afternoon at
? o'clock corner Main and Second. A
general attendance Of members is desired.
Visiting comrades always welcome BY
order Of Commander De Ross. ]. R
Moore, Adjutant
Next Tuesday evening occurs the 1egu-
lar monthly social of Pleasant council No
y. Modren TonJics. to which al are in
vited. An excellant program has been
arranged. and as always. an enjoyable
evening is assured. A part Of the pro-
gram is as follows:
Music .....................TO ntic Orchestra
Recitation .............Miss Abbie Calhoun
Solo .......................Mr Mr.. Roy Goldrree
Recitation ...........,....Miss Edna Shaw
Instrumental Selection .................
Observation-Disclosures. Miss Florence Cubh0n
Male Quartette.
Recitation ............M Miss Tvah Davidson
Instrumental Duet ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
......,.....,.. Mr.. Goldtree Miss Sutton
Solo ................-.......M Mrs. Col. Bryant
Recitation ..................-Ad olph Wendell
Music .....................,Ton tic Orchestra
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PLAN BIG PARADE
Knight TempIars Grand Lodge
Meeting
10 BE HELD IN WICHITA
Nine Committees Appointed
Yesterday.

The meeting of the Kansas Grand Lodge
knights Templar, which convenes here
week after next, will be one of the most
important gatherings of the year in point
Of attendance and public interest 1t is
expected that 500 Knights Temolar will
be in attendance besides the visitors. On
Tuesday morning, May s, the Templars
viii parade the princiDa1 streets. The
parade will be formed on fremont ave-
hue south Of the Carey hotel, and headed
oy the grand cornmandery, will march
Up Douglas to Main, UP Main to Central
down Lawrence to First and con First to
the Consistory building Afterwards a re-
ception will be given the visiting COM
nanlries and a full TWO days entertain
llent arranged. The following commit
tees have been appointed to make all ar
engagements:
Execotive-Wm. H. Herbig, John L.
Powell, A. B. Wright
Finauce-John L. Powell, VIM. Herbig.
DecoratioDs-Chas. w. Biting. Oscar
D. Barnes, w NJ. Anawa9t, Thos. Elliot
Trains-E. E. Beach, Jno. NJ. Chain. M
II Rudolph, VIM. j. Frazier, Vim. H.
Herbig, VIM. H. Harrison, Fred stearhs.
Geo H. Willis. A. c. Dickson
Parade-Wm. II. Herbig, Flnlay Ross,
Jno. T. Powell Frank Severance.
Music.-J 3hn L, Powell, Fred, ]. Cassert.
entertainment Grand Ohicers-Thos. @.
Fitch, f. E. Bleckley. Thos H. Griffith,
a. c. }Jobes. Geo. NJ. Dickson.
Reception First Day-H. c. sluss, Ed
ward YAH, Geo. L. Pratt, Earl W. Evans.
}. Me Moore, ]. P. Allen, Clarence Full
ton. Fired DoId
Reception Second Day-Chas. W. Bit
ing, Oscar D. Barnes. Frank W. Oliver
+. ~ Bleckley. Chas. W. Carey.
E7cort-Thos. H. Griffith, D NJ Ca
lusPa, Nicholas stefin.
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and Land company. H NJ. Dubois, Alb
stractor. Court House. Phone 29S)
WARRANTY DEEDS.
Marshall ]. Bidwell to w. Knuf, lots
even to "a. Avenue C. IS to %
| odd, avenue B, Carpenters addition
to Valley Center ..................... $40
Union City Town Co to ]. J. Hennes-
sey. lock 10, Eagle townsite addi-
ton to Colwich ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Bette and Thomas Trembley to Jno.
W. Adams, 26S6-12,G 91 interest in n.
so. S. $50. W. 1872 feet and n. so of 8.
152 of W. 1872 feet City park ...... iOt
T. NJ. Lane to Bridget Murray. part
lot IA. Mathewson's addition ...... 30l
Dean Gordon to Kean syndicate,
feet lot Is. Texas avenue. West
Wichita Observation-Disclosures. 2;
p c. Dillon to Mary sheehan, lot 16.
Teas avenue, West Wichita ........
James Allison to P c. Lewis, lot 16,
Texas avenue, West Wichita . %
N F. Frazier to John s. Little, W
half Sc quarter, sec. 4, %, w.. 1lOo
John L. Turner and Howard NJ
Powell to J. n. Haymaker, sw
quarter secuon - Il " ......-....- 3Zti
r. c. Keefer, Sr., 10 D. ]. Kreisch-
er, lot 81 Water street, Kelsch's
second addition ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 30
Mary Elizabeth Carey TO Nicholas
Mains, half half Sc. quarter sec
81 and sw. quarter s half NV quar-
ter sec. 30, %. w............. 5000
Herman Steinbuchel to Max Stein
buchel, 50X190 s w. corner lot l49.
Market street, Hyde & Terrelps
addition to Wichita ................. /
EXECUTORS DEED.
Charles w. Carey Esq. to Nicholas
Mains, half interest e. half Sc.
quarter section "a and sw quarter
and s. half NV quarter section 50,
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A gentleman not long since came to
this city and engaged in business. He
received a long congratulatory letter
which ended up by saying, when you
come to Kansas City cali and see us, We
would be glad to see you, giving the
name of one of their hotels On exami-
nation he discovered the letter was print
ed typewriter style. stereotyped. The
enterprise of that hotel man indicates
that he had lived in Kansas at some
former time.
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Becoming a
Mother

CT roSs confinement CT al pain
safety 20 mother and child. II
godsezd to all women a. the Z
ordeal. Net ozIy DOES MOTH
through the periss OF child hir I
system 70. the ccrsisg event
other discornfoTts OF this rrrsod
bottle send fer free booklet &
Atlanta Gecrxia.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-04-22
LETTER LIST.

Letters advertised by postmaster at
Wichita Kansas, for the week ending
April %, 1900:
LADIES LIST.
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so CENTS PER BOTTLE.

pDLD All DTU ITIo ,.
Look for the L. S. Gov. ''R. r. r."
stamp on what you buy
Send to DR. RADWAY & CO, No. 30
Elm Street, New York, for Book of Ad-
vice.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-04-22
MALARIA
CHILLS AND FEVER FEVER AND
AGUE CONQUERED.
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF

this terrible foe to settlers in newly
settled districts, where the Malaria or
Ague exists, but if people exposed to it
Will, every morning on getting out of bed,
take twenty or thirty drops of the Ready
Relief in a glass Of water, and eat, say,
cracker, they will escape attacks. This
must be done before going out.
world that will cure Fever and Ague and
all other malarial. bilious and other fe-
vers, aided BY Railways Pills, so quickly
as Railways Ready Relief.