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The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-19
AS TO RIA.
Bssrs ths n lhs klld Yea hss hssys Bo1-ti
Ssaa'''' IS &xXNzIZx
SOCIALISM IS COMING
Mr. MastermaH Can See Ii Reign In
the Future

Vice President z. E. Masterman OF the
Kansas National Bank Is 10 z socialist
but hs believes that this country is fast
drifting TO government ownership oG all
public Utilities and he thinks The boys
now in this country VIII live 70 see al
the lires OF transportation owned By the
government and the lighting plants and
waterworks viii al belong 10 the people.
Mr. MasteFnan says tFere are great
changes IN regard 10 husiness since he
can llr-.t remember and things that were
considered legitimate u trade q number
CT years ago are not considered TIE
proper thing now. This he thinks Is
the great golden ass period 81 the bust
ness AFFAIRS OF the world. There IS
vide prevailing sentiment auo-E the
masses that amounts 70 common lzz
which says great business sntarr-.s.
must be fair With TIE people. EverySody
is becoming impressed with the i6aa that
the public has nights which must Be -
spectea Ee says TIE statesmen OF TIE
word recognize tbs growing sentiment
sld nations guard against coming II
oon1et with It Whe- hey 20 70 var.
&E. Mssterznsn says that such men ss
Pierpont AerEsa srs educating TIE REQ
pie 70 socialism. The masses have TIE
abniey 70 comprehend these great CEN
einatiors and they realize that ws vould
have never had our presea; Ersst rzfl-
road systems II = had 1ot been for cen
.esrt-zrcr ef e1oTt sd EAsa Individual
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-19
CANNING FhCTORY TROUBLES
Stockholders viii Make InvestiGa-
t5On of Matters

t5On Of Matters
Some of the men who put up their good
money to help build the canning factory
came down town yesterday morning af-
ter they read the Eagle determined to do
something if they could to get the other
fellows who were in the same wagon 10
help them. They could not understand
how it could happen that the canning
factory had been built and nearly paid
for and then sold to pay for a small bal
ance due on the building and machinery.
They cannot understand it and naturally
come to the conclusion that there IS
something mysterious IN connection with
this reoeivership business.
One prominent farmer came to the
Eagle Office and said he was going to get
the list and find out who mad paid their
subscriptions and that he would send a
letter TO every one Of them and ask them
TO attend a meeting. lie said the men
who had put up their money ought TO
send more money after what they had
paid and make an assessment and pay of
this debt He said he had paid one hum
dred dollars and he would rather pay
another hundred aud let the stockholders
own the plant and let it rot down rather
than let some one have it for nothing.
Late in the afternoon this same man
came round and said he hal talked with
the receiver and il was all right. He
requested that he be not quoted and il
things did not so all right he declared
he WOULD ef5U oaFT roae+srer
There was one very noticeable fact in
regard TO this canning factory business
and that was that while some of the fel-
lows who had paid their money were hot
about the receivership. yet they had not
lost any faith in the project They still
believed that the canning factory would
be a good thing and that in very few
years il would be worth a good deal more
than It cost
one man who had paid mis- subscription
said il was a shame 20 let the thing 90
TO the wall now He said farmers were
delighted with the idea Of having a can
ming factory and that many Of them We're
calculating to plant large patches Of to-
matoes another year If it was certain that
the canning factory would be operated
He had no doubt that the factory could
be made to pay big profit on sweet corn
and tomatoes alone.
Are you duh and sturid2 Do YOU miss
the snap. vim and energy that was once
Sours7 You need a few doses OF that
great system regulator. PrIckly Ash Bit
ters. For reviving strength and energy.
increasing the capacity OF the body for
work. IL is a remedy of the highest order.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-19
FIFTY DOLLAR LAND
Eighty Acres sold Yesterday for
Tint PficP

That Price.
The Fennell farm, consisting of so acres
Of land four miles north, bordering the
bank Of the Little Arkansas river, was
sold yesterday for 1900 cash to John
Hermes Of Pond Greek, o. T. The sale
was made by z. !. Spencer. the rental
agent for the eastern owner Of the prop
erty, and the price paid is the largest
per acre that has been paid for SedgwIck
county land since the boom Of 81 'Ss.
The Fennen farm is one Of the finest
pieces Of Little River bottom land in
the Arkansas valley and Mr.. Hermes is
TO be congratulated on his acquisition If
it.
All Sedgwick county land is a shade
better than any other on earth, but this
land in the Little River valley is some
thing extra choice and a crop failure in
that section has never been known. Mr..
Hemes expects to move here from Pond
Creek and viii occupy his farm as a
home.
If warm weather makes you feel weary
you may be sure your system needs
cleansing. Use Pricl1ly Ash Bitters be-
fore the hot weather arrives; it will put
the stomach. liver and bowels in order
and help you through the heated term.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-19

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Tts1. hareslrE hirs. ro~t=E alE4 frora 30
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The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-19
MUSIC AND DRAMA.

II the size Of an audience is any criter-
ion to go by the Shaker Concert company
has lost none of its popularity. as their
grounds, corner Market and First streets
are crowded nightly Tonight is special
big concert with a ladies' gold watch as
a leading present. The admission being
only 10 cents. no doubt hundreds Of peo-
pie will visit the concert to enjoy the
entertainment and cool evening breezes.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-19

so well protected. he street car people
have come to regard a bolt Of lightning
tearing down through a street car as a
common occurrence.
Yesterday morning when Motorman
Peters was on College Hill with his car
the lightning ran down the wire and dis
abled it to such an extent that It had to
be hauled to the shops. When Motorman
Umbarger was passing Riverview on the
Riverside line a big ball OF fire seemed
70 drop down on the controller and burn
cd great splotches on 1t and ran under
the car and burned out one of the arma-
lures. It seemed a miracle that Mr.. I'm
bsrger was not even slightly injured ny
the shock.
Insure your health in Priclly Ash Bit
ters. 1t regulates the system, promotes
good appetite. sound sleep and cheerful
spirits.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-19
81 ANoThER liz RAlN.
Viii Help the Corn and Also Make
Grass.

VIII HeiP the Corn and Also Make
Grass.
This section was visited by another fine
rain yesterday morning. the precipita-
ton here measuring S6 OF an inch. In
formation received by Dr. Fred L. John
son at the weather station showed q fine
rain at Dodge City and light rains at
Denver. st. Paul and II Psso. AT Omaha
there was a regular downpour. This
seems TO indicate that Kansas was pretty
generally visited with the rain. The
farmers say it win help the oats ard corn
and Viii cause a good growth OF grass
and insure a good crop OF hay.
Great electrical storms seem 70 be the
Fashion IN Wichita this spring. and the
turning loose Of whole battery or the
explosion Of powder house in the skies
hardly startles the average citizen Of
Wichita When there is q mighty crash
like the csving IN of the roof OF the uni-
verse people unceremoniously look out OF
their houses 20 see i they can see where
Il struck II seems a little bit remarka-
bic the way the lightning has rlsved
around this city that human life has been
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-19
He CALLS IT AN EMPIRE
Opinion OF an Oklahoma Han on the
state OF Kansas.

N~~N oA ~NNHeANs
W Chase Of an investment company of
Omaha was in lie city yesterday and
called on the Eagle. kansas is an en-
pire,' he said. Take her immense gas
and oil regions in the eastern part Then
take her wheat area Then her corn
area and'west Of that the cattle section.
1 co not know what more q mortal could
ask. OF course there is going 10 be an
immense immigration TO this country and
q rise in the price OF lands * Is as sure
as fate and from what / have seen Of
Wichita nope she VIII become the big
city Of the southwest
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-19

Genesee Pure Feed Co.. lie Roy, N. Y.
Genusmen;-My mamma has been q
great conee drinker and has found IL
very infurseus Having used several
packages CT your GRAIN-O. the drink
that taxes the place sf csGee. she nnss
It much better fer herself and for Is
children TO drink. She has given IN
coffee drinking entirely. We use @ pack
age Of Grzin-O every week I am ten
years old. Yours respectfully
FANNIE WILLIAMS
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-19
GIVES IT THREE DAYS
Thorntoa Sargent says IL Must be
Cut - That Time

Thornton sargent was cut 10 see ths.
wheat field east OF Chisholm creek yes
tsraay and he gives the man who owns II
Just three Gays 10 cut it cut DE says
that II Il is no; cut In hat time. il VII
lie ruined. Doc Sawyer also took q look
81 IL, and gives IL two days and 8 hslE
The heavy rain yesterday morning I'D
not knock the wheat down as reported VI
town x is al riEnt Nothing can XII
It. II may sProut in the shocks CT ssne-
thing like that but Up TIL . late heur
isst night II was all there.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-19
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

| FURNISHED by ths Wichita Abstract
and Land company. Il. NJ Dubois. Alb
stractor, Court House. Phone 29S)
WARRANTY DEEDS.
! Catherine Lommerhauser to John
/ Lommerhauser, southeast 1S-27-4w 100
Mary A. Miles to H. n. Wilson,
S-10 acres in north half 5-2S-2w 80. 1Ss
Alice D. Cole to S. II. aiaddy half
interst in 8, 10, Topeka avenue. 40
| G. ". Wire al, to c. +. Bennett
m" Rock Island avenue, Rock Is
land second add ..........-.......-. go
Harry S. shrigley to Robert z.
Buckeridge, lots 90, 50. "a. So Aliens
Reservery; lots IS. S. Park Place
avenue, Lanicks add; lots 1130, 11S2.
LS4 h airview avenue. spauns sub;
odd 81 70 SO Mosley avenue, Glaze
and Jocelyns add ...-......-...-.... 5000
II. s. Shrigley 70 r z Buckridge.
165 court, city ..-..-............-....- 1VOO
Byron L Ginett TO r. L Holmes
81 Stsnton's add ...........-....-..... %
NJ. z. Morris to Mutual Real Estate
Association. even 100 10 los Topeka
avenue. English's srd add ....-..... $3.50
Edwin J. streeter to James Vim
cent lot 90 Laura avenue Hydes'
add ...........-.-.....-..-...- /
Wayne County Savings Bank toJacob
Bissantz "a and south z # of
and surplus OF 10 inches Law
renee avenue. Meads add .........-12 600
VIM 2. Smith to Edith E. Rowley
lot IS and south half Of 10, Market
street, Dold's add .......-----...... 80
silas T. Payne to J. J. Richardson,
lots l6 and Is Oak street, Aliens
third add ........-..-....-.-.---.- q
z. s. Sanford to John A Riggs 80 It
of south side lot 5. fronting east on
Washington, east Wichita 100
Jane /. Dyer to Alice S. King south
half lot s, and north half lot blk
s. Perry's add ......---..-----.-.-.-.- 10
cordelis Rodoif 70 Ida \. Rodoif half
interest in IS. % North Topeka ave
Stones add ..........,...---.--..-..- 100
John Davidson TO Rolard o. Rodolf
north three-ouarters OF lot Ss and
south half lot 20. Market street,
city ..................................... 1.so9
J. J. Richardson to T. II. Huffman
lots s. 10. y. a. Oak street, Al
lens third add .......--.-------....--- 100
G. K. Spencer to A. B. Gilbert = 70
q Market street. PovelIs add --.- 100
James x Bush 70 D. A. MeSicol'
2. q. g. q Park Place avenue
Laucks add ..-.-----..--,--..------ LOS
Miss Grace NeiIes Richardson and Nj
william Hudson Blackwell OF St Louis
were married Saturday evening, June =.
Al the home OF the brothsr-in-laT of the
bride, Frank C Wood, - North In
poria avenue Rsv. J. ?. Ritoney Per
formed the ceremony. Only the i-nrnedi-
ate relatives OF the bride and Mss Fanny
Taylor % Kansas City we're present a.
the ceremony. Mrs. BiackTel is the
third daughter OF Ms L II richardson,
1fr. and Mrs Blackwell ieft for b1fszio
and ether eastern cities. sad after their
rsrrrn VII -raka fheir hone u s. Louis
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-19
THE MODERN BEAUTY.

Thrives on good food and sunshine, with
plenty of exercise in the open air. Her
form glows with health and her face
blooms with its beauty. If her system
needs the cleansing action OF a laxative
remedy, she uses the gentle and pleasant
Syrup of Figs. made by the California
Fig Syrup Co. only.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-19
a Good MIX

for infant feeding is a mixed Cows milk,
from herds OF native breeds, Borden's
Eagle Brand Condensed MIX herds are
properly housed, scientifically fed, and
are constantly under trained inspection.
Avoid unknown brands.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-19

some OF ths owners OF good horses in
the city are trying . 1orz = club for
the purpose Of buying she fair grounds
and maAing 8 driving park OF IL Il is
said that the grounds can be purchased
Tor 8 reasonable pr.os.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-19
Lower Rates

Cal a. csty Tiek-s Co. cs--sr tf.t-
s71 D-ssrzs1. s.1 i~srs 49, ss kzsae-..s
= = DUaN. EsEf-ter Fssss-rsr ar-es
PAUL L. NOBLE. clsy =sexss 49,
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-19
Rate SIS for the Round Trip

Tickets good going on special train
only. returning on regular trains within
ten days from date Of sale
For further particulars call upon or
correspond with the nearest Frisco line
ticket agent. or
B. T. DUNN,
District Passenger Agent. Wichita. Kan
BRYAN SNYDER.
General Passenger Agent. St. Louis. 40.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-19

Going Away
This Summer?
Il 50. look over this lisa ana sss
what ths Santa Fe has % oasr. u
may be Just what you want II not.
let Us know what It Is We may ba
able 10 arrange It fer yoa.
Buffalo and Return for the
Pan-Arnerican Exposition.
Watch the papers for very low rate.
U-ake trip from Chicago to But,alo
or Cleveland or Detroit 70 Bunaso.
one way or round trip, Full intor-
nation and folders 70 % had from
the undersignedl
San Francisco and Return, SIS.
International convention Epwerth
League Tickets on sale July 70
IalI Is InSlIss g =, rsae @ sSsseo ssrs sSSe Hli si
viii enable passengers 70 visit the
Grand Canon of Arizona Returning
fisges at any WI point int west cf and is-
cluding the Colorado common points
Choice OF routes going and retUrsi-
ing. This VIII enable passengers 70
50 one way and retur1 another.
Final limit August s. Going VIA
direct route and returning via Port-
land. slight additional charge
Cincinnati and Return, s2$.o5.
Annual convention United Society
or Christian Endeavor. Tickets On
sale July 4-5-ss final rctura limit Au-
gust a.
Detroit and Return. $3.50.
;,n59 ann9ai meeting Nssonsi EdPSs,
Sal anl limit reSurnins septon-
Milwaukee and Return, S22-7A
Annual meeting Grand Lodge Benev.-
olent and Protective order OF Eiks.
Tickets on sale July 0-1-22; nnal
limit August 10
Chicago and Return, s2o.sA
international convention Baptist
Young Peoples Union Tickets on
sale July 5-s4-5; hnal limit Al
Louisville, Ky, and Return. s23.o5.
Triennial Conciave Knights Tempiar.
Tickets on sale August 24-&-2Ss hnal
limit September l6
Cleveland and Return
In September. National Reunion Q.
A r Rates and conditions TO be
announced later
Very Low Rates to Colorado and Utah,
Commencing Soon.
These rates are open to all n you
are planning a trip tkis summer.
send for Illustrated descriptive book
lets. Free fer the asking.
Denver, Colorado Springs and Pueblo
Round trip tickets on sale az Santa
Ee depot at rates ard on DAYS
shown June "a % Sl. sls: July j 70
g. is: daily SE5G. All tickets good
TO October Nst. and FOR stop-overs
west OF Pueblo on going trip. Pro
porti0nate reductions 70 salt LaLo
City and Ogden. Call and get cCpy
A Colorado Sumner.
Address
L. r. DELANEY.
Agent A. :. & 8. =. Ry- Wichita, Kan.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-19

Twenty miuutes viii be allowed az No
nett for supper at the Harvey dining
hall.
Alaska forum., 1901-02-07
Alaska Forum, Feb. 7, 1901.


Rampant allows his personal feelings and pleasures to interfere with his official duties is evident. The FO- rum has been mailed thro' this of flee, as first class matter, all Winter we have his receipt fer money paid him, to have the mail stamped at Circle, tbis office invariably being without stamps on hand.
 Now, because of a news item i'll last weeks Forum, which concern ed a fight over card game for money, i'll the post office, the post master refuses to accept any mail from the Forum. We will donate $25o to any charity iu Rampant, if this man I1el>fman will come for ward and make all affidavit, that no fight occurred in his office over a card game for stakes, aud prove that the item published in last weeks Forum, was false. Furthermore, he Is pubic servant and he pre- fers to run gambling adjunct, to, what is also public office, he must expect to be criticised and furnish material for more mix-nps.
 The remedy for this rests with the public; let all who can justly complain of surly treatment and i'll. Civilitv, resulting from calling the postmaster away from a card game to get their mail, step forward.
 The Forum is in the right and will see the thing through.
 oRcUTT OFF FOR DAWSON.
 OF. Orcutt and Dick Wiymore left Saturday for Dawson expecting to arrive there Mar I. MT. John son has charge of the horses and mules for the party and will take them up river i'll the spring. Tom Drew, tue Coal Magnate, accom- panied them as far as the coal mine.
 R:p >rts from dowA river state tn; t the trail over the portage to kaltag and thence to Russian Mission is ill fine shape, due to Kuskokwim stam- peders; they leave tue river at tue mission and make portage over to the KuskOkWin.
 The soldiers quartered at Ram part have received their pay each month since the arrival of Lieut.. Rogers. Feb. I, the commissary fund was used in payment of troops.
 Ri11v Wa1eh hac n,,it 1u0rly Ot, &
Alaska forum., 1901-02-07

Wobber and Edwards took run out to I'm. and Idaho bar Saturday. They found the boys doing lots of work and pretty we'll satisfied. On 7 l.m two of the laymen are mak- ing arrangements for more ground. The MCGraWs are in good dirt but the coarse gold is not so plentiful this year. Garden and Kenny were 3 days getting Atwood's engine and boiler onto the bar TheV had to be taken up with block and tack le and two horses were used as the Sra1l was so steep.
 Yukon Order Of Pioneers meets every first Saturday Ill each month.
 Miners Mutual Protective Association meets every alternate Wednesday, night
 The Masonic Association of Rampant meets every 2nd. and 4th. Saturday.
Alaska forum., 1901-02-07

Alaska Forum, Rampant, Aka.
 EDITORIAL.
 The number of phases of that cry of experience, "Save me from my friends, are legion. Save us from the man who pretends his good offices, all the time waiting to do his deed of murder. Such man was Judas, low, contempt 1ole, narrow, penurlOus tOady and trucker: built oil the pl an of bacon one streak, ri.ld, three Streaks, yellow.
 The postmaster has notified the entire population, that the Forum has to go; maybe, If 1t does, 1t Is our own fault, because he has warned Us.
 The outlook is brighter for Ram part, at the present moment, than at any other time in her history.
 With the advent of the telegraph line, which is expected to be com pleted by August next, a great stride will have b4el mld4 in pro- gression.
 As each winter passes, the pio- neer notes diff -rence in preceed- ing ones. This is very likely tue, all climates change with the cutting of the timber, and settlement of the country.
 There is no longer any truth in the saying "that above the 54th. degree of latitude, there is neither law of God nor man,
 We understand that certain men did not relish the idea of news paper being established here: very likely, and possibly the fact of the presence of a commissioner and marshal, also.
Alaska forum., 1901-02-07

SUBSCRIPTION ;-The Alaska Forum by mail or ill Rampant 25c per week, or $1 a month, i'll advance; $12 a year. Single copies, 25c.
 Address ali communications to the Alaska Forum, Rampant, Aka.
 EDITORIAL,
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1901-06-14
An Ordinary Thief

Is not half SO bad as a swind-
ling hail insurance company. For
the ordinary thief simply robs you.
But the hail insurance thief robs
you Of your premium, and deceives
you into believing your crop is
protected when it is not. Beware
of mutual companies because yon
assume unlimited liability when
you join one. The agent of a
mutual company can tell you how
much it will cost to join his COM
pany.
But no one on earth can tell
what it may cost you to get out of
it.
Be safe and insure in the tried
and proven Northwestern Fire and
Marine because its losses were
paid last year and two years ago
n the field when adjustment was
made. 4
Because we can refer you to
hundreds of farmers whose losses
have been satisfactorily adjusted
by our company.
Because your liability ends
when you pay your premium to
the Northwestern. Because the
Northwestern agents live among
you-you know they are reliable.
VIM. II. BROWN & Go.
Devils Lake, North Dakota.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1901-06-14
OF Interest To Music Lovers.

Lovers of the semi-popular song,
with flowing melodies and graceful
words, will be delighted with "May
Be-" George Rosey and Frank
Tannehill, jr.'s latest song. These
popular, writer's are well known as
the authors of believe and TOO
Late"
May Twins comical Irish song,
"The Turkey and The Turk" has
just been published. 1t is the fun
NEST of its kind in years.
Parthenia" is the title of the
latest New York coon song success.
It is the composition of Ernest
Hogan and Theodore Northrup,
and is a sure success.
In the blouse of Too Much
Trouble" the ballad which has just
swept the country in wave of pop
ularity, is now ready for piano
solo. It also introduces" The Old
Postmaster"
A splendid patriotic march song
is to be had in Heelan and Helf's
He's Not Coming Home With
the Boys" while latest Dutch
comedy song, Halle, HALO" is
another winner.
The above publications are issued
this month by Jos. W. Stern&Co.,
who are also agents for the cele-
brated S. S. Stewart Banjos and
the George Bauer Mandolins and
Guitars. They will be pleased to
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1901-06-14
AFFORDS THE BEST OPPOR.
TUNITIES.

Every state in the Union has it's
advantages, but some have more
than others. But no matter in
what part Of the country he may
live, the man who is we'll off fnan-
cially can get along all right. He
has nothing to worry about unless
his wealth proves a burden, and
does not have to change his abode
to better his condition. He is pro-
vided for where he is and can af-
ford to remain there and spend his
money where he made it.
But many are not so we'll fixed.
They do not have their own homes,
and under the conditions prevail
ing in the communities in which
they reside, it is difficult for them
to get a start, because of lack Of
reasonable opportunity, and it is
such who should be looking about
for openings elsewhere.
AS we said at the beginning Of
this article, some states present
greater opportunities than others,
and among the fortunate ones in
this respect is North Dakota,
where there is an abundance Of
cheap land Of good quality and
peculiarly adapted to agriculture.
There are thousands of we'll to do
farmers in this state who came
here poor a few years ago and who
would never have owned a foot OF
land in their lives had they re.
NAMED in the place of their birth
We do not urge anyone who is
comfortably situated in anothe,
state to come to North Dakota, but
those who have a start to make il
life, and who are anxious to &C
quire homes of their own, canno
do better than to settle in this stat
because it is surpassed by no othe
in the opportunities which it offer
to the industrious poor man.