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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-04-14
SOLD TO INDIANS
Mckenzie, a Newkirk saloon Keeper,
Hinder Arrest

Guthrie, Z. T., April IS.-W. B. McKen-
zie, saloon keeper Of Newkirk. was
brought into Lne city today ~ Deputy
L. S. Marshal Graves. being implicated
in selling liquor to Indians. The bond Of
Mckenzie was placed at $3.50. and his
case will be heard at the next term Of
court.
The plan OF operations was q system
attic one and as Mckenzie was licensed
saloon keeper at Newkirk he was able 20
carry out his plan longer than IS usual
in such cases. His scheme was 10 enter
into an agreement with q number OF men
to do the boot Logging &C." Mckenzie
furnishing the liquor. One by one the
men were arrested. byt Mr.. Mckenzie
failed to 90 on their bonus or to aid them
as he agreed 10 do. The last case which
was the ar est OF one o his bsrtenders,
let the scheme out. The bartender when
placed IN Jail anticipated that Mckenzie
would try and get Ilm released. but he
did not. When the bartender finally tum-
bled that Mckenzie had deserted him he
gave the conspiracy away Mckenzie as
certained that the officers wanted him
and went over into the western part Of
the territory. He was finally arrested at
NJ enokds ana now IL y Ai7 time 70 Aef g
a hearing FOR selling wuslsy to Indians.
1t IS stated that the operations were very
large and that for a time the men made
a large sum Of money in the Illegal busi-
ness.
This plan OF operations vas rev one
ln the boot-leggiug business and had Nc
Keazle treated his men square Il S. prob
gle int he would have been able 20
+carry on Rs operations for much longer
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Test for Yourself the Wonderful
Curative Properties Of SwampROOt
To Prove What the World Discovery VIII for
How to Find Out II You Need
SWamp-ROot.

Weak and unhealthy kidneys are re-
sponsibie for more sickness and suffering
than any other disease. and IL permitted
to continue fatal results are sure 10 FOL
low. Kidney trouble irritates the nerves.
makes you dizzy. restless, sleepless and
irritable. Makes you pass water often
during the day, and obliges you to get up
many times during the night. Causes
puffy or dark circles under the eyes,
rheumatism, gravel. catarrh Of the blad-
der, pain or dull ache in the back, joints
and muscles, makes your head ache and
back ache, causes indigestion, stomach
and liver trouble you get saHow. yell
low complexion; makes you feel as
though you had heart trouble; you may
have plenty Of ambition. but no strength;
get weak and waste away.
The kidneys must also filter and purify
the blood, so when they are weak or out
Of order and fail to do their work you
can understand how quickly your entire
body is affected, and how every organ
seems to fail to do its duty.
The cure for these troubles is DR.. XII
mers Swamp-Root, the world-famous
kidney remedy. IN taking It you afford
natural help to Nature, for Swamp-Root
IS the most perfect healer and gentle aid
to the kidneys that is known to medical
science.
If there is any doubt in your mind as
to your condition, take from your urine
on rising about four ounces, place it in a
glass or bottle and let it stand twenty
four hours. If on examination it is milky
or cloudy, or If there is a brick-dust set
Ting, of if small particles float about in
it, your kidneys are in need Of immediate
attention.
Swamp-Root is pleasant to take and is
used in the leading hospitals, recon-
mended by physicians in their private
practice, and is taken by doctors them
selves who have kidney ailments, because
they recognize in it the greatest and
most successful remedy for kidney, liver
and bla00er troubles.
If you are already convinced that this
great remedy, Swamp-Root, is what you
need, you can purchase the regular fifty
cent and one-dollar size bottles at the
drug stores everywhere.
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REMARKABLE SUCCESS
Of a New Cstarrh Cure.

A large and constantly Increasing ma
{ joFity Of the American people are calarIh
sufferers This a. rot entirety the rsaUls
% our changeatle climate. but bscauaa
modern iavestiEari3u has cleatiy proven
that many disease known ~ other
names are really catsrrh. Eorms ~ tho
name cstarrh was applied almost cx-
clusiVeiv o. TIE common nasal aatarla.
bot tire throat stomach, liver. bladder.
kidneys and i1teztlaes are aslsect o. ca
tarrhal diseases IS wel a. tho aasal pas
saEea.
In fact vhersver there 81 ugcoas mem
brane there IS a feeding ground foz ca
taFrh.
The usual remedies. frhalcrs. sprara.
douches ~ powders. haTe been practl-
csHy failures ~ FAR 81 anything move
than temporary relief Vas coaeeraef. 0s-
caaae they Simply dry ~ tae u.aec1a se-
creuara. uitholt having re rer1eiesf rf-
fsct upen zee blood ard Ueer. ahlca gre
the real sources ~ eatarrhal diseases
u hae been k1ewa far sauc gears frsf
ths rsa -zl cure - catarrl c5eIs ness-
come fF9Ha local 49, ear1rr t1f frer
81 i2terrai remedy. actirE - she h1sl
ard eEgeilrE taa caiarrall lo.a1n from
ere System
a aev i-ter-sl preparation Thfcs has
beer o. fhe rarErt crlr ftrrf slre
has uf wtfh rer-eh zrrear 80 s
ge1rt1e ra-l-aa cure far r.sa-a
p mzy 81 fond Fl 4rg ersg rta-e. so-s
a1eer fts Eafrs ~ sfaerf-s Cztarrh Tab
leta. i-rgs rassf tausr l-zr1Fs>
eUp q arfr
trfe Earr.frf graferri essF rsrtr
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STRADDLED THE ISSUE
Cubans Take No Final stand on PIatt
Amendment


Havana, April Bat the opening OF
today's secret session OF the constitu-
tional convention Senior Nunez asked that
the convention either reject or accept the
Platt amendment, as the resolution
adopted yesterday was not a formal de-
claration and was misleading. The Con
servatives considered that the resolution
practically rejected the amendment.
while the Radicals and the Radical press
maintained that It did not, and senior
Nunez therefore asked that a yea and
nay vote be taken This was opposed by
the Radicals. who have always avoided
taking a decided stand. The Conserva-
tives were pleased at the point, and as
split was threatened among the Rad
icals, a compromise was offered and
agreed TO by the terms Of which reso-
luton was adopted that the convention
should not express itself either for OF
against the amendment. and that a com
mission be sent to washington 70 reach
the best possible agreement with the
president. This commission viii not be
authorized 10 settle definitely the cues
ton Of the relations between the United
States and Cuba. but will report back to
the convention.
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TOPICS OF The TOWN.

Steve - Wallace of Arkansas City is in
town
Mrs Dr. A. Whitlock is visiting friends
at Pawnee, Q. T.
Hon. Grant Mustoe OF New Murdoch
was in the city yesterday.
Joe Gorde Of Cheney was transacting
business in Wichita yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. C. n Beachy OF newton
We're shopping in Wichita yesterday.
Harry Piper. who has Oeen on the sick
list for several days. is around again.
John Y. Mayal1, the Valley Center lum-
Der man, spent Saturday in Wichita.
z. W. Kinglee of Tonl1awa. O. T.. IS
registered AT the Topeka avenue hotel.
Jack Stearns. who has been breaking
on the santa Fe out or Fl Paso, Tex, IS
in the city.
Mrs. Craig OF College HIN obtained $50
eggs during the month OF March from IS
Light Rramah hens
Mrs. Eldrioge. seven miles north on
Hydraulic, who was quite sick, IS re-
ported to be doing fairly we'll
esterday in the city court papers were
issued TO n r. Clark for possession Of
lot / on fremont street
Walter Brittenheld is the happy father
of l2-pound boy. born last Friday night
BUN AaEA4AEA anu AAAA4R ~" tsH+AE fEtl
District Clerk Fred Williams and WIN
Ayres killed q ducks on the big slough
Friday afternoon They say the whole
country out there is covered with water.
The special car OF II. H. Embry. gem
eTal freig.-- agent OF the Rock Island
railroad, was siderraclred here yesterday
while the officials were transacting bus
mess IN this city.
Yesterday Mamie Shields OF Butler
the south half ~ section 4. township q,
range I west Of the principal meridian.
for the consideration OF $1,000
Miss Luc.ie Trexlcr. head boolSeeper
for the Modern Tonties. who has been
quite sick at St Francis hospital Tor
several weeks, is now able 20 Be out and
has gone for a chort visit 70 her parents
az St Johns.
Two men were enlisted ~ ths =. S. re-
cruitiug station yesterday Tho Office
has had fair success thls week iu sec1r-
They expect 10 ship about IS recruits %
san Francisco Tuesday
Miss lillian Lewis Of this city has got
ten I'D q cook book which. while not ~
continuously exciting - a novel, Wiil De
of much greater benefit - humanity. 10
is replete with an the Eood things 81
the table ard the best way % prepare
them.
Earl Evans moved. yesterday. tato his
new residence on North Market. which
was recently purchased ~ a. g.. Jobes
T. p. Ferreu. ranchman Of Bltier
county. came I'D from Texas ard 81
stopping i1 the city 4or a few days with
bis family. VINO reside here
The many friends - 2lrs p. a Eyla
wlu te plessel 20 learu that the serious
operation On her q gee St. Francis haa-
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WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT
New York Baaksss Are Contracting
Their Loans


New York. Arri fS-The F1uarcisr
says; I'm the face Of a statement Ike
thar CT April 6. Il was naanifestly i'm
possible fer the Sssg York hanks 70 fur
sher expand shsir liabilities. and the ex-
hiait - April = shows that they have
been contracting their loans and taking
other steps 90 beild up their reserve Per
centages- The effect az this policy. as
expressed in 8 decrease os SIS. ss SO ia
the loan item AID % slSf2la0 ia deposits.
was Co reduce TIE amount which has 20
( be carried against deposits by over Si.-
loooeo. SO that despite the loss % sz8o. 80
En- cash u The ssb-treasiry and the sac
terror. the excess above the lega1 reserve
was increased s2l-s.z2 makinS a total
surplus 81 Se>3s-o. This. g 81 needless TO
remark. does not mean easier money. as
the operation was one u banking pra-
dencs and necessity originating with the
clearing house institutions themselves.
ana not rejecting a rcpleni shacu& o. tha
money supply. RE statement however,
Wi De regarded as favorable tone FROM
the fact that THE surplus is iarger. and IS
really Is 60 he regarded as "a reassuriag
one IN its revelation 81 the power Of tas
banks 70 maintsin absolute control OF the
situation.
The average percentage CT reserve ~
the associated banks at fhe close oT TIE
previous week was oaly 2f.e Per cent and
for The six days enGiag saturday IS per
cent Ia other words. the Institutions are
only fractionaily above the required re-
serve. aad as .le surplus IL ve-y unevcri5
distributed many OF the hanks are hcla@
the minimum. In view 81 che fact thar
cali Tor statements by the comptroller af
the currency IS pending IL 81 uot STRANGE
that some effort Is being made % repiea-
ish resources Money. however. ti5 nt
averase rer cent on can during gre
week but even slight rise in 1uotatiaes
brought outside banks into tae market IS
heavy leaders. Tho statement this week
includes bond payments and other re-
ceipts rot counted in the previous oxhib-
&C. thus rcctiying tho obviously mis.ead-
ing totals or Aprh g.
In the same manner payments BY the
The current week wiz not show unll
next week. The operations of syndlcafes
which have contaminated plans msv
have the enect az releasing funds. bar
FOR the moment the outlook savors some
frmness IN rates although no atringeacy
IS feared. As a. matter az fact Sc docs not
seem possible that money can so 20 eny-
tring like en- extreme point here wiih-
out bringing the usual relief from abread
but 81 ls mentioned a. a mere pqszieiilfs
rather Jaan a prona hdity.
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THE WEATHER.

Washington. April ls-Forecast for sun
day and Monday;
Kansas-Pair in eastern; fair in west
srn portion Sunday and probably Mon
day. northerly winds.
oklahoma and Indian Territory-Partly
toudy Sunday; probably rain at night
or Monday; northsrly winds
Wichita. kan. April Is. 1901.
During the past q hours the tempera-
ture has been from e 10 a. a ranse OF
90. and the mean 42. which IS e degrees
cooler than the normal. with 20 inch Of
rain in the night. followed bv cool.
clou6y weather, high north wind. eradu-
ally decreasing 20 gentle az night. h.zher
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We wish 70 thank chose who so kindly
assisted Us al the fansra -of our beloved
daughter and sister. especially those Ehr
contributed floral ofert1sF
MRS A. = NICHOLS.
Mr. ana A4-S. ~. y NICHOLS.
MISS SOPHIA FREY
AR. and AIRS. BEABErS,
Mss MAUD NICHOLS
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-04-14

Indian possessions President George r.
winston. OF me North carolina College OF
Agricultnre. and Erof- g.. T. Burshar1e
Dubois, OF ths Atlantis University. ais
cussed TIE negro question from opposite
points OF view az the afternoon session.
Tonight Senato- P1att OF Connscticut and
Charles ~. Pepper spoke on The Sabsn
ard Porto Riczn phase Of the race gEes~
et--
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pressure, S9.07 inches at z p. m
Since April !. the temperature has
been 3 degrees daily cooler than the nor
mail
The rainfsu for the past week has been
zs5 inches, and since April /. 4.O7 inches.
" hich IS l.7l inches fn excess Of the usual
rainfall for the whole Of april and IS
sic inches in excess OF the usual amount
for the hrst thirteen lays Of April
The river remained az feet during the
nisht hut during the day IL fen 20 Sc
feet FRED l. JOHNSON.
Observer.
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ZOO Story b snniIed.

London. April 13.-Subsequent fnforma-
ton received here from Vienna concern
ing the statement published in the Daily
Express this morning that the Moslem
population of Adachale Island had re-
belled and that sixteen Of the Moslems
had been killed and fifty wounded by the
troops. is TO the effect that the trouble
was in reality a scufIie between sailors,
in which one was wounded.
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Washington. April ia.-souatoT Mitchell
Of Oregon ms been ursinE the president
20 VISIT Astoria while he Is 81 oregon en-
his western trip. ana also C. sNteud hls
stay la Portland Tho itinerary hss
been arranged. however. and Secretary
Cortelyou has Informed senator Mitchell
THAI lt IS Impossible to make the change
which De proposed 30 the route throash
OREGON
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Wheiacr on pleasure bent or husineas.
take on every trip bottle q Syrup ~
Figs as 30 acis most pleasantly ard
encctuallv on che Kidneys. liver. ard
bowels. preventing fevers. headaches ard
other forms az sickness. Fer sale Do -
cent bottles % an leading dragg'etH.
Manufactured by the California Pig
syrup Co. Only.
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1T PROJECTS DISAPPOINTMENT.
NSltoiisbosda Paper Says that Drawing
Will Cause Il.

Sl<iat5osna Paper says tnat DraWin3
Will Cause Il.
Oklahoma City. O. T., Aprl I3.-Ths
Tines-Journal Of this city takes the
stand that the drawing Tor Kl0wa land
Wiz prove disappointinE- Il SAYS.
u drawing is decided upon a. the
hest means 20 distribute the Kisva ana
Comancna lands. X Efl be because the
old and indrn. who are most 81 need q q
home. urged il. yet fie r-sllts VII D e.
Disappointing that the loudest complaints
VII come from Iris source. 30 e-n7irs
scheme VII shut out tie rich. and very
few rich men VIII hesitate shea there IS
a chance 20 50 lnto scheme EE-ch
promises something for nothing = 70
harlshEus are 70 be met everF qualified
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-04-14

Philadelphia, April The annual con
vention o. the American academy or 20
ntical and Social Science came % IN end
tonight Today's sessions were devoted
20 the consideration Of the race problems
q the south and our newly acquire West
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Guthrie. o. T. April 13-The new city
officials were sworn in last night and
were shown into the mysteries Of running
the affairs Of the city by the retiring
members Of the former administration.
The appointments of the city Office hold
ers VIII be made later on by Mayor J. z.
Ball
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New Haven. oun April is.-rhe Tsis
nine defeated wesleyan university toSsy.
6 % in r slow bali game Score;
RIB
Yale ..................1 9
Wesleyan ............o &C J
Garvin ard Hirrch. Patton and Win
slow. f4urxln and InFiiz.
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TAKEN BY SURPRISE
Continued from sixth page.

met in the city building Thursday even
ing to confer about a permanent organi-
zation. Col. Bob Bean was made tenn
porary chairman and John Shields sec
rotary. It was decided to hold a meeting
at 8 o'clock Tuesday, april %.
All ex-confederates are requested to
come and notify others Of the meeting.
The choosing Of delegates for the Mem
phis reunion in May win be taken up at
that meeting. ESQ a queen TO repre-
sent the organization at the meeting Of
the Daughters Of the Confederacy.
MUSICAL Gu BRhCITAL.
The musical club Wi. give a recital
Monday evening in Sedgwick Music hall.
Miss Fode Stanley and Mrs. Mccoy have
charge of the following program:
Chorus-Spring Chorus, Saint Saen
Cfrom Samson and Delilah) by the Wich-
tia Musical club.
Piano soio-springtime, schytte. by
Esther Smyth
Spring Song, Nendelssohn, two pianos.
Misses mccoy and Misses Fischer, Leeper
and Clark.
Vocal solo-The Swallows, Cowen. Miss
Fode Stanley.
Running Water, schumann, two pianos.
Misses Leeper, Clark, Fischer and Mrs.
Mccoy.
Piano solO-In the Spring. Gngg. Edna
Carey.
Paper-spring Song, by Mrs. 0. c. Eek
stein.
Vocal duet-Time of Youth, Pursuit,
Mrs. Harry McClung. and Miss Lulu Hay
thorn.
Chorus-spring Song. Hawley. Wichita
Musical club.
Awakening of Spring, P. E. Bach. plan
os, Misses Woods, Fischer, Leeper and
Mrs. Mccoy; first violin, Mr.. Charles Hig-
ginson; second violin, Mr.. Chester Lock-
wood; viola Mr.. Anton Meisner cello,
Bert Parker; bass VOL, Mr.. Brain.
ALMA CIRCLE.
The Alma Chautauqua Circle win meet
next Tuesday evening. April Is. at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. 7. A. Bone, 500
North Main street Mrs. Eckstein is the
leader.
Following is the program:
Rivalry of Nations, chapters XIV
ana XVI Z. COnklin
Paper-'W oman's College in the
Orient .............N Mrs c. J.. Critchdeld
Grecian History. chapter xii.-.Prof Scott
MUSIC .-..---.-..--.. Miss flikans
Reading from Shakespeare. %. g. Eckstein
Homer to Theocritus. chapter XII
..--.-..-.-.-.........Ar Mrs. q. r. Campbell
Roll -au.........--.-...-P Progressive Story
Music. Miss Edna Bone
EPWORTH CIRCLE.
The Epworth Chautauqua Circle VIII
meet with Miss Ruth Woody, 4e4 North
Market street. Monday. April Is. at 7:80
p. n. The program follows;
Roll Call-..-.......-.....-...C Current Events
Rivalry OF Nation. chapter
XXy.-..-.--.-...-..---..- Ray Iorrey
Chapter xxvi.--......-.-..---.--R. NJ Piatt
Grecian History, chapter XII. McClees
Paper-"The Parthenon" Miss Bowman
Grecian Literature. ........-..Mrs. Horton
Character Study, PeTcicles. Mr.. Gibson
Music. Miss Decatur
Leader. .....................AIi Miss Sallie SAKE
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FPW0RTH CIRCTF
q 7. 5 Q PROGRAM

Roll Call; Quotations from Herodotus. .
Summary Of Grecian History Lesson
Miss Moore
Rivalry Of NaHo1s-Chauter =, Mrs.
Jores. chapter Is. Miss Stahl
Homer TO Theocritus. chapter L-Alss
Wlkie.
Select Reading from the Favorite Az
thor- Miss Esines
VIII = Burns. leader
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Benton, Mich. April ls.-Ths American
Can company Of New Jersey VIII On Mon
day next take over The Morrill, K Morley
tin can factory Of this city
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PIE COUNTER
EMOLUMENTS
ARE HELDUP
Clerks of Codifying Commit
tee Can't Get Pay
STRANG LOOKING 'EM UP
No Provisions Made for More
Than a Certain Number.

Guthrie, o. T. April 1s.-JudSe J. c,
strang. territorial attorney general. will
/ be asked for an opinion on the law con-
! corning the codifyir committee which
has just completed its work on the ses-
sion. According to the provisions of the
law the committee consisted OF two mem
bers of the house. one member OF the
council and one clerk from each house.
There was no provision in the law for ad-
/ ditionaI clerks, although a number were
hired. The claims of the following per-
sons were certified to by Secretary Jen-
kins: J. B. Crowley, 500; =. 3. Harrison,
/ $50; Thomas Kearse, sl20; Thomas Reid.
| sl2O; Ret AInlard, Sl20; C. r. Alexander,
s120; Virgil Brown. $40; s. Z. Seeley, S120;
| Geo. B. ROBERTS, $120; II. T. ArdeTy, $40;
Miss Loise Thomas, $50; Miss Donna Cs-
borne, SIS; Miss Lulu Miller. SIS; Miss
Laura Whitbeck, So Total sl.446. Bal
ance $54.
A number Of the warrants were made
out by Auditor Baxter for the amounts
designated by Secretary Jenkins. The
question was raised, however, whether
warrants should be made cut for the adj
ditional clerks for which there was no
provision in the law. When Mr.. Roberts
presented his claim, Auditor Baxter ask
ed that it be left w4ln him a short time,
neither stating that it would not be paid,
nor that it would. Judge Strang viii give
an opinion on the law and should he hold
that the clerks not mentioned in the law
should not be paid. the only way the mat
ter could be settled wouI4 be for manda-
mus proceedings to be Drou ht in order
to bring the case into lie courts. Some
Of the warrants have been issued but
should the court decide that the appropri-
alton could not be made. the warrants
could be held up at Tie territorial treas
urers Office as they would come under the
general fund and cannot be paid for
year or more.
The law on the matter is as follows:
Section 15.-For codifying the laws en-
acted by the Sixth legislative assembly
ard indexing The same. ano preparing lie
journals OF both houses for publication.
the sum Of 81 500 is appropriated. The said
work to be performed by two members Of
the house, one member of the council ana
a clerk from tach house, which clerks and
members shall receive a salary Of "a per
day each, said worK to re finished in
thirty days"
According to the law the appropriation
is 1880. but it is so restricted by another
clause that only ZOO could be spent. Just
what the outcome Of the matter win be
is problenatical and the opinion Of Judge
Strang viii be awaited with interest.
"Pan-Ameriean Buffalo Line. Means
Pan-American Exposition visitors can
get aboard trains a. st. Louis and go
through via Columbus over Akron
'-Pennsylvania-V andalia' and Erie
Lines-to Buffalo without changing cars.
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LETTER LIST.


IEst - letters advertised By N post
master 40 tFfcfss==- kan. f1r the azef
ending Anril ~ itaL
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Friends ~ Z. w Coivlla The ccan.v
s7erinte1l-ut 81 r4tilc schools. treltei
han - g sllllEise party last nisht ~ hls
ho-7@- ea 5 EEEzzt Saraud street.
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aPan-American BufaIo Line. Means

Pan-American Exposition visitors can
get aboard trains a. st. Louis and go
through via Columbus over Akron
Route -PennsylvaniG-Va ndalia' and Erie
Lines-to Buffalo without changing cars.
Through service will begin running May
3. Find out about it by addressing A. 3.
Richie. T. P. Agt., Joplin, Mo, or J. NJ.
Chesbrough, "A G. P. Agt-, st. Louis,
Mo
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A Bad Breath

A bad breath means q bad
stomach, a bad digestion,
bad liver. Ayers Pills are
liver pills. They cure con-
stipation, biliousness, cys-
pepsia, sick headache.
zsc- Al druggists