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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-22
EDENT0N.
fuNERAL-CHURC ENTERTAIN
MENT-PERSONAL MENTION

Especial to The Virginian- Pilot1
Edenton, y. c., March 2l-Rev. Mr.
:owan conducted the funeral service of
Mrs. Mary Smith yesterday afternoon
II her nome, near Edenton. The in
crment was in Beaver Hill Cemetery
Mrs. Smith was nearing the three.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-22
NORTH CAROLINA
News NOTES
The Terrible Result of an Act Of
CareIesSneSs.
LITTLE CHILD POISONED

An Editor to Become Benedict Lodge of
EliSs Organized ut Durham Donth of
Professor May, of tho Stnto University
Faculty-Important Suit Instituted in
South Carolina Against tho Southern
hallway.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-08
SPENDING VACATION HERE
VIII Heinig. Former Nichitan Home
From College In Pennsylvania

VIII He.uig, no as formerly q student
in the Lewis Academy hare, is in the city
visiting with relatives and friends He has
been cut OF the city for several years and
during d portion Of that time attended
Washington and Jefferson college in
Pennsylvania During the last year he
has been assistant principal Of the Cham
bersburg high school in Chambersburg.
Pa He is quite glad TO visit at his old
home and has found many things Of in
teres1 concerning the advancement Of
Wichita Mr. Heinig wiu return TO Penn
sylyauia in the fall and VIII resume his
teaching at Chambersburg-
There are several Wichita boys in the
east and most Of them have done exceed
inE.y well wherever they have been
Arthur Phillips. whose people live al Null
vane. is a washington and Jefferson.
After graduating from the Lewis Acad-
envy he went To that college and spent a
year there before the Spanish-American
war broke out. After returning from the
war be entered college again and during
the present vacation mas a position in the
recorders Office in the county in which
the college is located.
James Rule. who was formerly Wich-
TIA boy. mas also attended Washington
and Jefferson and during the school year
is an instructor IN The preparatory de
partme-t of the college
Herbert Reed, another graduate Of the
Lewis Academy. has also been attending
washington and Jefferson coIege and
Will soon have finished the course He
has made a fine reputation as an athlete
during his course in the east and Is max
ins a very neat salary This well shows
thai Kansas boys know how 20 set 10 the
front when they get in the east,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-08
PLACES OF woRsaIP.

Emporia Avenue Baptist Church-Sun-
day school at 10 a. m; preaching at Il
a. m. and p m by A. D. Phelps. E. B.
Walden viii sing at the morning SER
vices
Universallst Sunday school, corner OF
Market and william streets. at $50 2. m.
S. NJ. Balden VIII make an important re-
port Of the state convention fayoFing the
church movement in Wichita
First Church Of Christ. Scientist, sedg-
wick Music hall Services Sunday at 1875
a N. Subject: Life Wednesday even
ing meeting at O'Clock. The public cor
daily invited TO both Of these services.
The SpirituaIists will meet IN the build
ing st 316 South Water street this even
ing at 80. Rev T A Thompson viii
speak on, "The Teachings Of Spiritual
ism" The public are cordially invited
Reformed church. corner Of S. Topeka
and Lewis. Bruce Griffith. pastor. Cele-
bratior Of tie holy communion at II a.
m. Evening preaching at 5 o'clock. Sun
day school at 10 and yallng peoples meet
ing at :. Everybody welcome
Central Christian church. corner Of
Market and Second street. a. z. DHbbsr.
PASTOR Regular morning and evening
worship. The pastor viii preach at 1913
a. m. and .. N. Sunday school at $50
a. m. Jr c. E. at p. m Sr. c. E
at , m
Rev. J. H FazeI win speak at the
Mems Meeting this afternoon at 4 P. m.
ar the rooms Of the Young Mems Chris
tan Association. over 213 y Main street.
IT Will be A long time before Mr Fazei
can be used at our mems meetings again.
L * hoped the young men viii make an
earnest effort 70 be present as Mr.. Fazal
always has something interesting 70 say.
First Methodist Preaching at 1880 by
the Rev Fred c. Demorest, A NJ the
new president Of the Winfield College.
Sunday school at 2:30 D m Epworth
League at I o'clock Preaching at p. m
by the pastor, W. 3. Stutz- Topic:
sSC,hara ,teristics Of Christian Soldiery-'
The chorus choir VIII sing at both the
morning and the evening services Stran-
Egers are welcome.
St. Johns Episcopal church. corner OF
Third street and Topeka avenue. Rev j
d. Ritchey. rector. Sunday school az a;45
a. m. Regular morning service and baq-
tisun at Il O'Clock Sermon by the rector.
Full choir will sing Dudley Bucks fe
Deum No. in B fat and Lansing
Jubilato Dec in B fat OTertory solo by
Mr.. Harry c. McCIGrg. Evening services
have been discontinued during July and
August. Mss Montez Dunbar has been
engaged as solo soprano.
Plymouth Congregational church, corner
az North Lawrence and Second street.
Rev Henry E Thayer pastor Service
a. 1880 a. N. and .. m sunday school
a. Z M TP s c. E. at p n. Ire
rast5- VIII speak IN the morning on TIE
development Of Jesus and the Evolu non
If Manhood Evening theme: y ash1i'
S-avinr the Sun and the Noon. TIE
Quartet viii sing. Break Forth Int
Jov." Shipper. Mrs. wilson VII sins a.
close os the sermon
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-08
DEAD
FEDERAL JUDGE JOHN A. WILL
LIAMS DIES AT MANITOU.
Was Well Known in Wichita Where
He Has Held Court,

Judge John A Williams OF the United
States district court, district Of Arkansas,
died Of apoplexy in MaHiteu Springs, COL,
yesterday. He went there to spend the
summer
Judge Williams is widely known in this
city, he having presided over the federal
court here a number Of times during the
past few years. During the Illness Of
Judge Foster of this district, and before
the appointment Of Judge Hook, Judge
Williams was called from the Fort Smith
district Judge Williams was known all
over the south and west for his stald old
southern ways. He was a chara cteristie
Old gentleman and one Of the ablest jur-
lists who ever tried a case. He became
noted for his prompt and concise rulings.
Being q southerner from the old school
he has been known to correct lawyers
trying cases before him when they would
refer 20 Arkansas" by requesting them
to say "Arkansaw"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-08
COMING LOCAL EVENT ).

Pleasant Council Nc = Modern IoIl--77
meets every Tuesday evening. Good nj
sic and good tine.
NJ Carrie n Brook vii receive the
members Of the @. Z. 5. a. her home, SIS
North EmDoria avenue. Tuesday aIteE-
noon. July 70
There will be a called meeting Of hl1g's
Daughters a. O'clock Monday morning
in their rooms IN the c4ty building b'-5l-
ness Of importance
Esgies,on Post meets fl regular session
next wednesday evening n : o'clock 81
heir han. corner 1Iaj1 aad Second 4
fur attendance Is desired.
COMPANY A. Attention. Company 4 VII
meet 50 dri1 Monday night J1ly s al
q clock sharp instead q Tuesday even
ing. business q Importance
Members OF the Psusylvsnla association
ara rsa-aztsd as FAR IS possible q az
tend The fu1eral % Brother FREDERICK K
Msier a. TIE First Pres5yta7ia7 church
this afternoon
TIE members o. the a 0. Z Y WI
meet a Peerless haE this Afternoon Al
s g. - attend the funeral - BrotHer
Fred 2. MaIe-. \ large atterd41cs L
earnestly requested
Ths L q G a P Sewing Circle W
-esz with Ms. Au.E. -ls ssr-a T9psa
avenue. rex Tuesday at 50 , II a.
old soldiers c3-sIzllT Invited &c meet Et-a
Is 4, sazs pace ard dat@
Tae Highland Cens,z-T association AL
Esre i lawn social Jay = Al the haras
- 2r-s NF~1Ffstf- - =-stH T-a-e- knox
as - Fs-Ane.zza- grove lee cream A.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-08
Omaha. Neb.. Aug. Is. 1899.

Omaha, Neb., Aug ID. AsSs-
Nebraska Oxygsnor Coz z. L Moses,
Mgr. Omaha Neb-:
Gentlemen: I find pleasure in saying
frankly. I know Of no discovery IN the
scientific world. this 18th century, that
hss brought 81 much real benefit 20 SUI
fering humanity and that promises 50
much future benefit. as the Oxygenor
King. Perfected.
know enough about It 70 say; Il We
could not obtain another. money could
not buy ours Il IS indeed 4 wonder
Blue Monday would soon become IN
known. = all preachers would own, and
frts1fieantlv use the Oxygeuor- Abolish
YOUR blue Monday. Wear your Ozygeuor
Ktr- on SATURDAY. night, and ycu VII
% through the labor u the Lords day
feeling Ike rev man
You al preach with more power, more
aasa. and more effect. and g home, after
church al night, 70 rest and refreshing
sleep,
your strength wiz not faI Jon even on
Monday. IT, T. 4n5 see Yours for
haa1thFul rizhteou=ness-
CHARLES Z. TAILOR
Later
Rev Taylor. since giving ire above tes-
.imonsaL writes: T personally know q
Two human IIvss which have been saved
bv 't= use. I have closely watched many
~aSss since June g. $50. and nor one
failure has occurred. L Is surely a git
from Cod
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-08
ENSURES GOOD CORN
Last Nights Rain Brightens
Sedgwick Co.'s Prospects.
FIFTY BUSHELS PREDICTED
Corn is in the TaSsel and Ears
Are Developing.

Wichita people in general were rejoic-
ing over the rain Of last night which fell
early in the evening. For short time the
rain was q very hard one and seemed TO
extend over a very large territory.
This rain probably insures to sedgwick
county one CT the largest corn crops in
the history Of the county. Reports from
! all sides Of Wichita has been that there
are excellent prospects for a large corn
crop. and if the corn passes the critical
state 10 one can hardly conjecture what
the crop viii be in bushels throughout
the county. The corn at the present time
in the majority Of cases is tasseling and
this has been the time, heretofore, that it
has been damaged by The dry weather.
Farmers have estimated that with the
present prospects that the yield would
reach and probably exceed fifty bushels TO
the acre.
Several farmers were in town yester-
day from the northern part Of the county
and were jubiIant IN regard to their pros
poets for a corn crop. They say that in
many places that the prospect IS better
than il has been for years and only needs
just q little longer time to allow il 10
escape any possible damage which might
result from q continued spell of dry
WeatSe-
The oats crop is enc Of the heaviest in
the history Of the county and the yield
has been very surprising. As a usual
thing the acreage sovn to oats has not
been very large but seems TO be larger
this year than was anticipated This is
true also Of the corn crop. The acreage
is very large, although there has been
many acres in wheat. but this is the re-
suit Of the recent breaking UP Of many
acres of land which was formerly in pas
ture. This land has been put in corn and
wheat and the reports turned into the
county clerks Office shows an increase by
a large per cent over the cultivated acre
age Of last year.
The Prospects for a large fruit crop IN
this county are very fine Trees seem To
be loaded with fruit and already some
fine specimens have been displayed in
the city. People who have large vine
: yards are rejoicing over the prospects for
a large grape crop and as there are many
acres in vineyards in the county this IS
no small thing.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-08
- ST q q ia.
81. 1Ths And You Haze ssaYS 5Gl-a
Signature ~ LLzT--E
az Il Z[SfT /~S,Le<1E/
E. J. WARD OF ST. LOUIS
Division super; atendent
OF lsi..nrlri gsac &c ssranohes-

In a circular letter issued hy Sup1rln-
+er5snt \. II Webb Of the Missouri Pa
csac. the appointment OF Mr.. Z J. Ward
of = Louis n the position Ct DIVISION
slnerinteudeut Of number q branches.
* announced. The present superintendent
Mr.. X. E Tracy has been transferred n
Pueblo. where he viii be road master for
the same company, Mr.. Ward was form
srlv chief clerk in General Supertnten5ent
Clark's office at s.. Louis which position
~ has held for some years He is
Thorough railroad man. knowing almost
ever phase Of the business he : *
pecfed here today as the chance takes
effect tnmedlateIy. Mr.. Ward viii have
rharzs Of the following branches with
hea4quarters at Wichita; F. Scott.
vxah{ta and Western division. from Fl
sc.tt Kan. 20 Ki7ws, Kan McPhe-soa
Jz~anch. from EI Dorado. Kan. McPher-
.on KAN. Wichita ard Colorado divlsson.
-, v-ichttz. kan. n Hutchinson. Kan
san Sterling and Fl Paso division.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-08
DID NOT TAKE THE MONEY
Correction Of Report About Mrs.
Davenport

The other cay i vas reported taat 4
pocket book containing nancy and be
longing 20 Mrs. James Gre caEe up mss
irc al the home Of Mrs. J. II Gre, ard
that Hrs. Susie Davenport vas suspected
and charged with she tAetL II vas stated
thsr she AZ 5rst denied taking ths money
5at after sweating process from the PC
lice confessed that she had taken K AMI
yielded it ~ Ms Davenport called yes
ter5av % deny that she hsi been sweat
cd by the P7-fce ana 70 state -has s1e
6tE net confess thar she tco< IRE money
hat In tac- the money was to-u5 81 Mrs
Gre = 4 clothes BASKET AIRS Davenport
* a widow vith two children wza has -
support herself and This correction IS 51z
be-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-08
SHAW'S SUPERB ORCHESTRA
Created Considerable EathEsiasm at
Ron.h Riders' military Ball

Wichita talent contributed considerable
amusement at the Rough Riders reunion
at Oklahoma City last week. There was
Shaw's orchestra q Wichita, who fur
nished the music at the grand military
ball The orchestra consisted 4 Prof
Sanford. c. H BIume. Fritz Huffman.
Thos. Shaw. Al Bridensteine. Willie
Needles. Audrey Sanford. Emery Brane,
James Hobbs and George Kessler. They
also PLAYED at the EIks' rooms in the az
ternoon. playing some concert selections.
Fritz Huttmann. BY request favored those
az the E1ks' rooms with some excellent
tenor solos. The Eiks entertained the or
chestra IN royal style during their visit.
The OSaIhona people were loud and en-
thusiasrie IN their opinion u Shaw's or
chestra, which was tia Best that ever
olsyef there
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-08
VISITED HERE YESTERDAY
George Morgan ParOIed From Reform
school Seeing Friends.

George Morgan, who was confined for
seven months IN the county jaik and was
afterwards sentenced TO the reform
school. has been paroled from that in
stitution. He was in the city yesterday
visiting with his old friends and called
to visit with the people at the jail.
Morgan was arrested in March, 1893,
for stealing a horse near Maize and
bringing it here TO dispose Of il. Morgan
pleaded guilty to the charge and received
his sentence. Josie Lougfrey was arrest
ed At the same time by the officers. who
thought that she was implicated IN the
affair. She was afterwards acquitted on
her trial
Morgan has secured a place 20 work
near Burton, on a farm, and expects TO
leave for there in few days.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-08
ARRESTED ON 4 WARRANT
4 A. Cramer Admit ed That He Rsde
BseYef~ en- side walk

The practise y a.cyeliszs r1iz1g CT TIE
s.1evaIks and .zuo-.ns t1s rule requiring
them 70 dEs-rsuat 1Fon meeting Pc
dssr-sar. : Eo- 70 Re tolerated - tse
police Department a. vas announced BE-
Cnsst 81 PcEcs Cuabaa recently. ard Ihs
first arrest resElsea yesterday 4 wnan
sxare cur a vsr-aat 1e- A Cramer
claiming .hzt ~ rar over eaiFd = 'rlz{
tae wosnaz-s egn2lains. auy re 28zstE@z
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-08
AN IMMIGRATION

Wilmington. DeI. Sept 3. 1897.
The Oxygeuor King Co:
7 am familiar with the principles ard
use OF the Oxygenor King and consider
Il an instrument OF great value.
Among medicines every sttmulant has
reaction Additional oxygen n the sys-
tenn is a stinulant equivalent 70 4 nour-
ishment and IS without a reaction.
use the Instrument en- Saturday night
and It iavigorares and sustairs me for
the whole Sabbath days exercise l
would not be without the use OF It for
$40. may not use It often but I have
one near me ready for use all The time.
Yours truly,
REV. r e MONTGOMERY.
Pastor Olivzt Presbyterian Church.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-08
MUSCULAR RHEUNhTIsM-

t4esloEs Az- @@e-- 49, 49,
Nr. 2 :. Moses:
II lamar last. while n Es~re-a
Psrnsvi-arlz. was taken vtth eryTipe-
las II Two weeks I sufficiently reeov-
srsd Is ratu-r home TIE next day after
nv -e-u-n home was taksn With a So
ve-s attack q muscular raezasaf1Srr- o
course. suffered and took medi,ins f7r
z-h{e. vhs1 u zzs s-Ezss-ee - M
tha- rst ere - ve1- o'STzercTs
ranzr zorsezs 1aar ~ sstb s. this
means - a csrz zas TO- very str57E
r.. rurc5assS Gre ar5 seed g. ard
-za -rurhf1ly say that 7 recovered rapi,l.y
s--r1 thz rE-g-- stisr-. srd Z woalt bard
r +, re -Eht thing s. 60 1af give
IKE C]xr-auor Ei-z crsSit for 10 ere
believe i- ere case ot raezz1a:ss-a
r. IS god t-s-z ard za-y whs sssvs-
zs.a srst slrzass sh1za give = 2 t-.aL
RE- =. a. F0USE. 2 p
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F-owa usaLstsra u eszss-a toTz- ssviag
tasr president For = a--aer 2. Yeas
= ne Ess7rns4 CEursh Missionary
Church Er.snSsoa Beav1
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-08
Dysentery, Diarrhoea,
CHOLERA MORBUS

A half 70 a teaspoonfui Of Railway :
Ready Relief in a half tumhlsr OF Wat@r'
reD-sre1 as often a. me dssehargss coz
tfnue ard a flannel saturated WITH
Ready Relief placed over the Stona45.c.l
ana bowels. viii afford immediate reiieE
and soon effect a cure.
internal ly-T1 water Railways Ready
Relief will in few minutes, cure
Cramps, Spasus. Sour Stomach. Nausea
Vomiting. Heartburn, NerTouSTiesS,
SIeeDIessness Sick Headache, Flatu-
Iencv nd all internal pains.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-08

We wish 70 extend cur grateful tHanAi
- tae many friends and neigheors toE
-rsf- kindness and many attentions dur
in- The illness and death q 9ar ot.-Fs1
daughter and sister especially y -ns
K-ights o Py-hjas. Wonaans Ee4-ei
C5ros and the Grand Army o. me He-
puhiic-
MR. and MRS r. : HUBBARD.
Mr.. and MRS. JOHN r SPARR-
zl7 south MarksE Street Clty.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-08
Hr,roPRHAcE OF THE LUNGS.

Winnipeg. Man. Sept. %. lss9.
The instrument received from you
must be 2 wonderful thing. The same
evening I came home from Minnesota
heard Of 2. lady who was dying OF hemor-
rha9es oe the lungs. 7 Immediately took
the instrument and went there az .
o'clock in the evening The instrument
was applied At once and after niue
while she began 70 get better. and now
after a week she Is improving WONDER
fully fast and viii soon Be we'll
REV. E. RHENER
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-08

from Hutchinson. Kan, to Kanopoiis,
Kan Denver, Memphis and Atlantic
(East.) division. from Coneyville, Kan,
10 Larned- Kan. Kansas Southwestern
division. from Olcott, Kan, 70 Iuka, Kan.
Grouse Creek division, from Dexter, Kan,
to Arkansas City, Kan. Leroy and Caney
Valley Air Line, from Roper. Kan, 10
Peru Junction, Kan.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-08
Pastor Swedish Lutheran ChuFca


Tatum, A. sep, Is 1893
The OIygeno- EtHF. bv as timely USE
has just saved two q ~ usisho7rs frorn
mourning heavy doctors baIs- c7e % tae
eases was r tsrrlbls attack q ns-FaaH
CONVERSIONS. requiring ;hres persons 70
hold her. The CITgsror King had "a
Immediate beneficial snsct. re pals
ceased IN half an hour ani IRE parlrnt
recovered c3-n2setsIy IA two daTs. p s
occasional use ny heal.h g nos better
than for fsar years past
ELDER O. y HARDEN.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-08
SANTA re PROMOTIONS
Proctor Hit Succeeds Gene Bailins
as Bill Clerk

M. Gene BaIIing, who mas had the po-
sition Of bill clerk at the Santa Fe Offices
here, has severed his connection with
that road and will go 70 work with the
Kansas and Texas Coal company in this
city. Mr.. BaIling has been succeeded By
Mr.. Proctor Hitt, who has been night bill
clerk for the company Mr.. VIII Mortar
~. brother Of J. Rastus Moriarty Of
the union ticket Office. viii I'll the posi-
ton caused by the promotion Of Mr.
Hill Mr. Moriarity has been night bag
gage master for the same company. The
promo ions were all deservfng.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-08
BTS1TARCK's IRON NERVE

Was the result of his splendid health.
1nGomitable will and tremendous energy
are not found where Stomach, Liver,
Kidieys and Bowels are out Of order II
you want these qualities and the success
they bring. use DR.. Kings New Life
Pills. They develop every power Of brain
and body. Only Csc at c. Behring's drug
s4c-a
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-08

liertle-en.-3fv rasune has ~ 4
z-zat cgEae d-s-kar aaa has f5uu1 =
~arv .ufu~sg.1s Havus Us ssTera3
70 kaees = yo1r SaAES-.1 r. 1-1s
,hat takes rbe place - esEse So 1zes
i ra,h better sor serssiF AM v IS
.aE1~zn - dirk Sne aas gren go
-,~ss s-fnkt1- entirely ws uss rAE
- ~ Sr41-1 evEry #e& ara ts1
gaz-s eIA vnzrs -esFarltzaT
SASSzE WILLIAMS
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-08

CONVINCED OF ITS EXCELLENCE
sand Lake. Wis, Oct. 9, 1888.
After using the Oxygs2or King two
weeks I am convinced that the .nstru-
rnsnt is excellent and viii co al that Is
claimed for II
(Rev) G. A STENBORG.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-08
RHET-,fATTsM sQuErrHEo.

Cfevelzad. o.. Jgae 2. ~
TIE OxyEe1sr CO.
Every winter haA 20 suTsr tasliy from
rasznaasn. but since 7 used rhs fz5-
re-a- King & has heen sa1e.eh1 an8
rhene~@r ~ taking cod. et 2 w =
c--o I'd a-aI-. ths orrEaasr King u9
drive % aus n zae~t ,-1e-
TIE Instrument r7-1 qcs-7a sri
cures .ae whole system
wsF vCs-
Trezs 4Tss7 1ary 5sci-F Eqans oa-
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-08
LOOKING FOR LOCATION
c. A. Vance OF Kansas City May 60
Into Cigar Business Here

Into Cigar Business Here.
c. A Vance, a popular young Kansas
Cityan, is here looking over Wichita and
getting acquainted with the people. Mr..
Vance recently disposed Of q very lucra
tive cigar business IN Kansas City and
he is now looking for a location to re-
sumo business. He is making his head
quarters while here with Reese & Co.
and is stuck on the town to very
marked degree. He has not as yet de-
cided upon a location but the special ad-
vantage offered by the Peerless Princess
may be the means Of inducing him to
settle here. Mr.. Vance is an enterprising
young man who would soon win popular
fty
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-08

STRONGLY ENDORSED BY THE VEN
ERABLE FORMER BISHOP OF THE
EVANG EIdcAL ASSOCIATION.
Strougviile. o. June. 1888.
The Oxygeuor Co.
Recently I have suffered a severe at
tack OF acute rheuu1a tisus. arising n my
LETT leg and foot. which presently spread
over the whole body. causing intense
palu and feverishness. and what nsds
THIS unpleasant condition stu much worse
vas : relapse into La Grippe. which had
ssft is b1d afier-enscts from last Ntn-
ter IN M system and new Feissged into
a fau-hedssd Grippe again. L vac then
4 SILK nan.' indeed After several
remedies hed made a most compsete fall-
ure. I got bold az ne Perfected oxy-
senior King and be at once arrested
the dangerous enemy and In polite bat
very Efficient msnaer expelled him "a a
short ttHes from my system and SIZED q
anew with vital force ana vtEor.
Bless God. VIA In mercy gave under
standing % som- men 20 pace such q
King upon the throue.
p YEAkEL aged = years..
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