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MCDONALD, Master.
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-11-03
Administrstor,s Sale,
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP THE FIRST
CIRCUIT, TERRITORY OP HAWAII


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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-15
PETITION ALLEGES FRAUD
Wichita Property Left by Massachu.
settles Man Involved in Litigation

Yesterday in the district court a suit
was filed by John NJ Moore as admins
traitor with the will of William H Leon
ard of Suffolk county. Massachusetts,. at
tached. The suit was brought against
Arthur Dudley Dowd, Guy Lamkin, exc
cutor of the will of William II. Leonard,
Roberta c. Maxwell. W. S. Maxwell,
Francis E. Taylor. Harriet P Lamkin.
Lucy Maria Leonard and L. w Clapp.
In his petition, Mr.. Moore states that
Mr.. Leonard died in the month of June,
1895, and that prior to his death ne was
the owner of lots 2 and 4, on Fairview
avenue Sherwood's addition to the city of
Wichita. AS MIR. Leonard was not a resi-
dent of this county a copy of his will
should have been fled in the probate
court, but this was not done until the
18th Of October, 1897. and on the same day
letters of administration with will an
nexed were issued TO the plaintiff Sew
eral days before the copy of the will was
filed, a deed was filed conveying the title
of the property from Guy Lamkin TO
Arthur Dudley Dowd. The plaintiff states
that prior TO his death Mr Leonard had
creditors who lived in this county and
that this transfer was IN reality without
consideration and was for the purpose Of
defrauding the creditors of the estate.
There are other complications involved
in the action and the petition asks that
the transfer to the property be set aside.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-15
AN AUGUSTA WEDDING
Miss Nina Gum aud VIII III. Pyle
Quilted in Marriage.

Married. at the residence of the brides
! uncle, Franklin l.. Ayres. near Augusta,
Kan. on Sunday. June 10. Miss Nina
Relle Gum of Chapel. Neb., to William
H Pyle of Towanda. Kan.
The bride wore white Swiss decorated
with white satin ribbon and carried
brides roses. The groom wore the Gus
tomary black.
AS the familiar strains Of Mendeis-
sohns wedding march were played by
Miss Jennie Ayres, the pair entered, pre-
coded by Rev Barth. and took their
places beneath a canopied archway OF
ferns and flowers.
After the snort but impressive cere-
mony congratulations were offered by
tives and a few intimate friends. among
whom were the brides mother. OF Ne
braska; Miss Maud Mclaughlin. of Wieh-
tia: Miss Luelia c. Beck. Of Fort Smith.
Ark; and Judge Cramer. of Eldorado.
Also the school children OF the neighbOr-
hod. Mrs. Pyle having been their much
beloved teacher during the past school
year.
The groom is a much respected citi-
zen
Although the affair was very quiet a
number Of lovely presents were received
and no description can do Justice to tho
showers OF rico and old shoes that ac-
cqmpanied ana followed them as they
wended their happy way honewaTd
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-15
THE BELLE OF RICHMOND
VIII BE Put on Here by Amateur
Talent by Mr TnIcr

Mr. Sidney Toler. sen Of Col To3er
who Is hane on a vacation. VIII pit on
play at the Crawford Grand opera
house soE1e time during the latter part
81 the month <or the benefit OF Hypafis
With the exception ot Mr. Toler. the
production viii De strictly home talent,
and the members Of fhe cast are n1-x
rehearsiEg. the first u which was held
last night Mr. Toier II an sctor % rec
ogniEed ability among all the thes
people and The performance under RS
direction promises "a he one u consider
sble merit The piece was written by
Mr. Toler himself and f. enfltlsI re
Bale q R1chr1ord-" a p-ssent-lifs drama
AMI - filed With action and contains FIRE
IDEAS. Those who VIII take part 81 tae
performance are ~ foTIoss: SsaneT To-
lsr. H G. Tcfer. " ? Tose-. Moe JaAn-
son. Fritz Huffman. Anns Mclean.
Calvin Herman. Miss Genera T>csiva.
Miss Nz-y Mcc5iio1zh. Mss ssafrs--
Baker and Mss Carrie sE1a5sz NJ Hen
r. Hu:trzanz xfIi 81 tEs rnrsl@ai Ssrer<a<
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-15
COMING LOCAL EVENTS.

The Musical club will meet this morn
ing at $50 o'clock in Sedgwick Music
Hall, to transact the closing business OF
the year. Full attendance very import
ant
The commencement Of the Training
School for Nurses takes place at the
First Presbyterian church tonight The
public is most cordially invited to be
present.
The 7. P. S c. E Of the Brown Mem
orial Reformed church will give a lawn
social at the home or Mrs wiegand, 81
South Topeka avenue, Tuesday. June -
Ice cream and cake viii be served. Every
body is cordially invited to attend and
spend an enjoyable evening.
The Young women's Foreign Mission
airy society Of the First Methodist Epls-
copal church viii meet at the home Of
Miss Hester Whine, on west Maple
street. this evening. Miss WINES home
IS the first house west Of the Maple street
bridge. As this bridge Is undergoing re-
pairs any who drive will have to 60
across the Douglas avenue bridge.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-15
FARMERS COMING WEST
hmm grafton Agent Weinschenk Saws
Kansas Farms arc Hculnnhea

Mr.. Frank Weinschenk of Kingman.
was in the city yesterday on business in
connection with real estate deals in King
man county. Mr.. Weinschenk has recent
ly been appointed state immigration agent
Tor Kansas by Governor Stanley and has
been conducting parties Of eastern people
through kingman and adjoining counties
every few days. AS wei as Sedgwick
hingman county and its people are having
prosperity This county joins Sedgwick
on the southwest and its land is well
adapted for farming and grazing 1t has
many fine farms and its towns have no
lack of business activity. Mr. Weinschenk
when seen by a reporter for the Eagle
at the Manhattan was talking Of western
Kansas. and in speaking of Kingman
county. said:
IL is, in my estimation, one of the best
counties in the state and is continually
pushing toward the front ranks. There
has been, since the early days. a preju-
p!ce among eastern people against ives
tern Kansas. but We are overcoming this.
Land was taken Up. when Kansas was a
new state, by spectators who desired IN
swindle the people in the east. but the
people who live in this country now and
especially those who live on Kjnrman
county farms. are the practical. up-to-
Gate people who have been sucoessful
The land in Kingman county is wall
adapted for farming and stock raising
ana with this combination, within a few
years real estate will reach 4 much high
er value. The people in the east are be-
ginning 10 realize, more and more The
value Of Kansas lands and are taking az
vantage Of the opportunities for purcbss-
Ing farms and ranches at q very reason
aole inquire. Land purchased now In
kingman county viii pay a large percent
on the investment and this coming fan
VIII see more eastern people in Kansas
IMAM ever before. There Is more demand
now FOR Kansas land than at this time
last year. and people are coming - This
state every day TO remain permanently
Anything Of benefit 10 Kins1nan county
VIII heneft Wichita. as that part Of the
state is her territory. We get our sup
plies from Wichita and she in turn gets
many II our products"
little pamphlet has been gotten on,
hy the kingmsn County Colonization
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-15
MOISTURE AND BAKING
An Interesting Invention that AS
sures Better and Purer Food.

The most exasperating trouble thar
ever wrung the heart Of a baker has been
overcome by the invention of The In
er-seal Patent Package" Mix as he
might. bake as he would, the baker $
biscuit would only remain fresh a few
short hours. The crisper and fiakier ne
made them the greater their affinity for
moisture, the sooner they became soggy.
permeated with odor and covered with
dust. But all his troubles have been
ended by the invention Of the liner
seal Patent Package"
This package is in itself most In
genious invention. 1t is form stamped
out Of large sheets of specially prepared
moisture proof cardboard lined with a
refined paper, both cut so they can be
folded into an intersealing package-air-
tight, moisture odor and germ proof.
After filling. the package Is covered by
strong sheet OF paper showing the Ia
bel and this in turn is sealed all around
the ends being covered with the liner
seal trademark design which is familiar
now to all newspaper readers
The best work Of the best bakers In
America are now by this method pro-
tected against deteripration.
Moisture IS so positively sNci9deo lhal
in a big Western fire a showroom full OF
Uneeda biscuit in the In-er-seai pack
age passed through a fre-hose drench-
ing and came out as crisp and delicate
as II they had Just been taken from
the oven. Odcrs are so efectually shut
out that the packages laid near the meat
block and mackerel barrel in the small
store are rot az ali tainted Germs and
dust car not get in, because ali at
mospheric contact il cut of
No other package IS made that affords
this protection 20 cur everyday food
No other package is 50 made that Il
will exclude any ore % the four % the
destructive agents fatal 20 good baking
This is an assertion that IS borne cut
by the great demand that has followed
the marketing % The National Biscuit
Companys p.o5nets IN the In-er-sezI
Package
People everywhere seem - have iu1-
mediately recognized the value of re
invention One trial % biscuit packed this
way was sufacient. and thousands o.
foreangers are pointing cot ths liner
ssaf' trademark In the stores, hacked
b. arm demand for that ard nothing
else.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-15
.TOOMUCHT TAPE
A Live Crawling Thirty-Foot
Man-Eater.
Human Lives Destroyed by Tape
Worms Thousands Of " eak. Debil-
itated People Are Worm Eaten.
Lots of people are eaten alive withou

Lots Of people are eaten alive without
knowing it.
Thousands of invalids suffering from
weakness and debility, wasting away in
are turning out to be victims of tape
worms
Cascarets Candy Cathartic are found to
be perfect elminators OF tape-Worms,
those destroying parasites that are eat
Ing up human lives by thousands.
There was no way of telling the pres
ence Of tape-worms until Cascarets be-
gan killing them. The records of cases
Lima, o., Feb. q. 1893.
Gentlemen-After suffering for Two
years and spending great deal of money
trying to be relieved from tape-wor1n,
carets. After taking four tablets be-
tween nine a. m and five p. M, at
seven O'clock in the evening I passed a
worm about thirty-two (32) feet long,
head and all. | take great pleasure in
recommending Cascarets to anyone SUI
fering from this trouble. Yours truly.
Samuel Weinfeld Travelling Salesman,
Henry Diesel Cigar Co.
If you feel bad, and don't know why,
take Cascarets. They are absolutely
harmless. make the liver lively, open the
bowels and kill the,disease germs in the
body.
Buy and try Cascarets today. It's
what they do, not what we say. they
gists, 10c, 25c, or SOC, or mailed for price.
Send for booklet and free sample. Ad-
dress Sterling Remedy Co.. Chicago;
Montreal, Can; or New York.
This is the CASCARET tab
let, Every tablet of the only
| n m I genuine Cascarets bears the
| u IL Il, | magic letters &C c." Look
Il at the tablet before you buy.
~ and beware of frauds, iHlIta-
tions and substitutes.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-15
WILL CROSS BATS
Commerce jaIs Against Picked Team at
Friends Campus saturday.

The Wichita picked ball team Will meet
the Commercial College team on the
Friends University campus next Satur-
day. Both teams claim the champion
ship OF the city and this game r. 10
show the champions in reality. Walt
Henrion has been secured 10 umpire the
game and has already had bis life in
sured for the occasion. Mr.. Henrion says
that he VIII off1ciats through the entire
game unless the undertaken r needed.
The Wichita team il composed u ex-
professional and amateur players and
with proper practice will play a snappy
game. The Commercial College boys
have been playing all season and usually
play a good game. The Commercial team
have beaten the Friends University team
several tin1ss and az the Wichita team
beat the Qv2kers recently the game gives
promise % being an interesting one 4
small admission fee ALL be charged -
defray expenses and tire game viii CON-
nnence al ; O'clock
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-15
nEAL ESTATE TEASsFEa4.

FURNISHED BY the Wichita Abslrac
and Land company. II. 81 Dubois. A0
srsctor. Court House. 'PAene saJ
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-15

company, of which Mr.. Weinschenk is
president, and is entitled 'Out There in
Kansas" 1t is full Of facts concerning
Kingman county and has been extensive
ly circulated in the east. 1t has many
half tones in it. showing the different
phases of farm life, the splendid resi-
dences of Kingman county people. Many
views Of the city of Kingman are pre-
scented and they well show the huslness
enterprise of its people. The pamphlet
gives a full history Of Kingman county
and tells of the splendid opportunities for
investors at the present time.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-15
ASSAULTED BY A TRAMP
Mrs. August SehfnBemaa Of Uaion
Hotel struck la the are.

Mr.. August Schtrnsfnzn. wife % tbs
TrDarfster o. TIE Union hofe a. the
Etcek ysrSs. Vas assaulted aad severely
bruised SboGt tAs face yesterday rzsornisg
bz 8 hzIt-iztoxicateS zszs. DursnE tse
rsorusag he 5.sE bad been s5ecfes ffsr
ibs o1se q TIE b9tsl by IL. sc-luas-
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-15
FESTIVAL FOR WELLINGTON
VIII Take Week in September to
show on.

Wellington. the county seat Of Sumner
county. has decided to hold a carnival or
agricultural fair and will take week of
about the middle OF September to cele-
brate- Glen S1ruance Of Wellington.
was in the city yesterday comforting with
the street fair and carnival committee
regarding the ENTERPRISE The carnival
viii be unlike WIchita's grand display OF
briliancy- The people there have hit upon
novel plan % display their agSc ultural
and other products. Wheat. ooru. rye
and other grain viii be brought 10 town
IN wagons and displayed on the streets
The wagons win take the place of
booths. 1t has been decided t. give sao
in i've prizes for the best wheat tiisnIsv
The drawing card for farmers 10 beooma
interested is proposition made BY III.
two milling companies there to nay cents
per bushei for wheat in excess Of .ba
price paid by the Kansas City marker
This IS quite an inducenent to the farm
ers and VII work % excellent ADVANTAGE
The Wellington people are arranging th.,-
plans 50 that the Wichita carnival vii
nos Be interfened with.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-15
WILL RUN SPECIAL TRAIN
Wichita Wrrkmen VIII Attend its
a q. z. W. Picnic at Winfield.

Winfield citizens are making great
preparations TO entertain the Ancient Or
der Of United Workmen members OF the
state on the nth of July and II Is very
probable that sso persons viii visit that
city at that time. Island park has been
engaged FOR the occasion and the entire
state IS being canvassed in order 70 make
this meeting a success. SandforS5's band
will escort the lodges OF this city and
the degree team OF No. 81 A o. L. W
OF this city will exemphfy the work at
night and also give an exhibition dria
in the park in the afternoon, along Win
many other attractions
TIE two lodges OF this city. Nos =
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-15
LINE NEARLY COMPLETED
No. Kans- Telephone Line 10 Kansas
CITY 60 Be Finished Next Week.

The Missouri-Kansas Telephone COM
pany are rushing the work on the new
Hoe 20 Kansas City ana By tonight The
gang Of r1eD which has been working on
the portion q the line between this placs
and Newton will have II completed Thls
Uiil only leave short stretch ~ line BE-
tween Florence and Newton % - strung
snd the telephone pSopis expect % have
that part OF the line finished esr3y next
week The instruments Will Immediate
~ be connected and withiz short tlus
psople can TAX with eastern cities This
will be = great convenience % the B8si-
ness OF the city.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-15
LEASES NEW BUILDING
Mammoth Barn WIN Occupy Building
on the Eoufh

Messrs. Stanley & Wilson, propristors
OF the Mammoth Livery stable. on North
Main street have leased the small build-
ing next TO their stables ana viii use lt
FOR a buggy room as soon as Il Il va
Gated by Gus A. Miller q Co.'S paint
shop. which viii be moved across tho
street into the one story building re-
Gently renodeled and improved. Tho
vacant lot next 20 the blacksmith shop
on the corner has also been leased BY
Stanley & Wilson. upon which viii 30
Quilt q buggy shed. The increasing BUST
ness Of this firm made q necessary 20
provide for more room. These champs
win be made In few days
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players in the memorable football Eams
between the Annapolis and West Point
cadets and that event, alone. gave him
much prominence. Mr.. Cassd has a leavs
OF absence for ten weeks. but IN AL prob
ability VIII be called back before that
time expires. as the cadets Will sail for
Paris some time during the summer
Mr. Casad's friends win be glad 70
know of his proposed visit here.
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Card eff Tanks

We wish 70 express or hearty ar7re-
CATION and gras1,uas 20 our many friends
who hare core so nohiy 70 or EescDs
in cur recent trouble. To sag tee least.
we caa never forget the kIuc e7srsl man
Tested 80 freely by al and ne are as
suIsd Cad viii Erzrio3sly h-sss ard re-
ward each enc n DIE tire
Nh AND MIS-. JOHN GROUNDS AND
FAMILY.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-15
MANHOOD RESTORED

years and is now rated among Americas
best actors. Last season he took the
leads in the Corse-Payton Repertoire
company, and for the next theatrical sea-
son he will assume the leading characters
In New York stock company which will
play at the Lee Avenue Academy during
the entire season.
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