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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1901-02-21
Masonic Club

Mem bers of the Masonic fraternity
in Lancaster to the mum Der of q score
or more assembled at the lodge rooms
FRIDAY evening for the purpose of or
ranizinw a Masonic club. Judge
Goodsell was called upon to preside
and r. Never VS. chosen as secre-
tarv. All present were enthusiastic
over the movement and the matter of
organization was at once taken up.
Permanent officers were chosen as
follows: President, r b. Showalter;
Secretary, II. j Johnson; Treasurer,
A. j. Wiedenbeck. The above named
with Judge Goodsell and John 5.
Wright are TO act as executive COM
mittee.
The object of the club will be to fit
up and maintain pleasant quarters in
the west rooms of the Masonic build
ing where a social hour may be spent
in pleasure and recreation The
work of preparation has already be-
gun. Paper hangers are at work
beautifying the walls and fixtures
and furnishings for the den have been
selected. When complete the club
rooms will be the most luNuriant of
any in this section, and will reflect
credit upon the fraternity promoting
the idea. Card tables, reading tables
filled with papers. and periodicals ga
lore. together with other paraPherna-
liza have been purchased and Will 70
long way awards providing amuse-
ment for Masons and their friends
"a n fasT.4
and fluctuations are to be left In the
ante room and coAfort and pleasure
only are there 70 reign. The present
meu9 .-rshiP D thirty-hve and amy
Mason may become a mem Der.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1901-02-21
A Happy Wedding.

Married at Lancaster, Feb. y, at
9 O'Clock Il. m at st. Clements Cath
Ollie church, Mr.. John G.. Jackering
ana Miss Tony Nj. Hodack, Rev. Faith
er Albers officiating.
Immediately after the ceremony
the wedding party drove to the home
of the groom parents. Mr. and Mrs
Geo Jackering, mt Hurricane, where
large number of relatives and
friends awaited them. and merry
time was had singing, dancing, etc.
Had it not been for sickness in the
neig hborhood a much larger party
would have been present The fol-
lowing relatives OF the couple were in
Attendance: Mr.. aud Mrs. George
Jackering and sons Frank. VIII and
Henrv' of Mason City, Iowa; George
Bennie and daughter, Barbara; Mrs.
Mary Kiley, son and daughter; John
Pink and wife; Henry Pink and wife;
John Beining aud sons Joe and John.
Of Highland; Jacob Wanezek and
family; James Glennon and wife;
Will Pink and wife; Jessie Wan
eek The follow ing named were the
friends presents: John Zenz
aud wife of Lancasier; Matt Adams
and wife: Henry Knoke, mother and
sister; Mrs. John Kelby and son; IL.
Hcitkamp Of Highland; Mary Harasha
Of Frceport, H.; Will Bendorf; An
drew Those; W. K. Champion and
brother, c. H., Of Hazel Green; and
James Champion Of PotOsI.
GUEST.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1901-02-21
Glen Haven.

Small pox Is dying out and business
is rushing.
George Tears had his big finger on
his right hand taken off by wood
saw.
Theodore Bischofr had public sale
Tuesday. He will move to Chicago.
Will Cortland had a sale Friday and
is going to settle in the village OF
Glen Haven.
Mrs. John Ziegler and Mrs. Lou
Bennett are reported Ill.
Our new lum bermen. Seipel' Bros.
have had poor business this winter.
They sold one board during January
and that was for small pox sign
boards.
Joe Stocard and Ella Welsh arr
married They went to Dubuque on
theiT wedding trip.
Myron Me%erS and Lilu RYAN art
married and their wedding trip VA.
10 Chicago.
We are having an old time winteI
-.ots If snow
paul E-.-r has The taeIsa one nos.
new aian III the field.
Mat Petory has a new son aSd j
tes9ing lAiie proud BADoFk
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1901-02-21
Notice OF Caucus.

A caucus of the Republican electors
Of the citv Of Lancaster, will be hed
at Reeds Opera House in the said
city on Saturday, March ,, 1901 at
, O'Clock p IN for the purpose Of
elccting , delegates to the county
convention to be held IN the city Of
Lancaster on Wednesday, March 6,
1901, to place in nomination candi-
date for County Judge. Said caucus
shall remain open not less than one
hour. 5. II. TAYLOR, chm
GRO. BANTER
j. G. CHu RCHILL
Local Committee.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1901-02-21
LICENSED TO WED.

Charles B. Dalen and Olive f. Beck
EFT. both Of Platteville.
VIM. F. Subeck and Nettie Place
both Of Platteville.
Thos. Slava and Sophia Kalina,
both Of Museoda.
Frank Riddeeugh. Fennimore, and
Annie Fisher Mt. Ida.
james McKelvey. Potosi, and
Bertha Bendorf. Lancaster,
Walter. ". Cummins aud Emma
II. Bertram. both Of Platteville. IS
Geo. Giesel and Ida Dent. both Of
P.attevillU
eWm. a. Ma e6ft and Florence Gill
an te,th Of Harrison.
John Ariende. Belmont. and N5aie
See3ey Il. oPntteri-.e.S
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1901-02-21
BoscoBEL.

The lawyers have left Us. 3 load
ii legal luminaries left for Lancaster
on Tuesday to Attend court Thes
we're Attorneys Howe, Whitman.
Meyer and Blaine II the sleigh die
not breakdown il was not from the
want Of weigh; in b5dv So brain
from tho.e2rothers II Blackstone
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1901-02-21

Forty-three new bills were in
troduced in the Senate Monday and
seyenty-one in the assem- bly,.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1901-02-21
Spoken Off Hand.

George Tufflcy: Perhaps Won are
not aware of the fact that | have a
right-handed and left-handed crutch.
Every user Of these pieces Of convent
cree will tell you this is true. No,
YOU cannot see any difference in them
but can pick out each one very read
ilv when am about to use them.
&. II. BasforG: We had lively
time securing DR.. Armstrong; cleo
ton as head camp physician at the
Eau Claire meeting Of NJ. W. A.. last
week. but were successful. Ten bal
lots were required for choice and
there were seventeen doctors contest
ing for the plum. Everything was
harmonious, however, and we mad an
enjoyable session.
". 4: Johnson 4 Lancaster man
will certainty be elected county Judge.
BLAKE's Prairie Farms. severa
choice farms ON the celebrated BlakeS
Prairie for sale - 10 ioo acres each,
at SI5 to $50 Per acre
Q Jfs,,E Brooks.
Bloomington, Gragt Co., eis.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1901-02-21
legislative Notes.

Senator Burns is the father of bill
aPpropriatlng $1,000 to the Platte
vile fair association.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1901-02-21
FOR SALE.

Dry 9ah wood al Ssooe per cord.
!. E. BARNEIT x son . q
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1901-02-21

The North Side School is lacking Il
bell, and providing the districts IL
nances are in any way depleted, we
are willing to devote the net proceeds
of one week 5 issue of the Herald to-
wards the purchase of bell for that
belfry.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1901-02-21

". 4: Johnson a Lancaster man
will certainty be elected county Judge.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1901-02-21

A bill was introduced Thursday
favoring admitting babies to the
Children's Home at Sparta, state in
stitution for dependent children over
five years of age. Babies have here
tofore been excluded. Another hear
ing will be given the bill Thursday of
this week.
The cigarette law comes on for adj
ditional reading and discussion today
CThursday.)
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-30
$4,000 DOLLARS,
Scrip, Of the City of Blackwell, Okla
homa Territory.

wi iPf VI AftG NiAJ OF DldCkWSlit Okia
homa Territory.
Notice IS hereby given that the Mayor
and Councilmen Of the City OF Blackwell.
Oklahoma Territory, will receive sealed
bids at the City Clerks Office until Z
o'clock ?. m, on the sth day Of July.
1901. for the above named amount Of
script, Cs5. 900. issued for the purpose
of obtaining funds TO sink a well for
artesian water, the said SCRIPT TO be is
sued in series Of five equal fnstallments
OF One Thousand Cs1,0oO Dollars each and
numbered from one to Ave. inclusive:
Script No. l 10 be due and payable one
year from its date
Script No. 2 shall be due and payable
IN two years from its date.
Script No. 3 shall be due and payable
in three years from its date.
Script No. 4 shall be due and payable
four years from its date.
Script No. shan be due and payable
in I've years from its date.
Said script shall bear interest at the
rate Of six 90 per cent per anuum. paw
able semi-annuany. at the Office of the
City Treasurer OF the City OF Blackwell.
the interest TO be evidenced BY coupons
attached. The script is issued under and
pursuant 10 Article /, Of Chapter &. of
the Laws Of the Territory Of Okla
homa OF 1901
All bids must be accompanied by GER
tiled check for Five Hundred C5o0 Dol
lars TO be forfeited % the City Of Black
vel il the parties TO whom the script
is sold fails 70 take any pay Tor the
same said bids VIII Re opened 81 s
0 clock ?. m, on the 10Th day of July.
lso1- Tho right 70 reject any ana al
bids is reserved.
(Sean ". S. PRETTTBfAN. Mayor.
Attest: c. Q. REzCE. City Clerk
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-30
ACQUl1TAL IS REITERATED
Military Court Eelterates AcquittaI
% PITT

Manila, June 2s.-The military court
composed OF volunteer officers which.
June IS acquitted Harold II. Plstt. mana
ger OF Evans & Co, government con-
tractors. on charges CT Improperly pur-
chasing government stores. which verdict
Provost Marshal Davis ordered 20 be re-
considered. has reiterated its aequittal Of
Pitt The latter's ignorance II the law
and the uncertain testimony of Cautai,s
BarroWs were given IS reasons for Pisr's
non-conviction. The volunteer officers
who composed the court which tried Pitt
completed their service June 81
General Davis. who ahen he ordered
re-c7nsiderstion u the first ver5ict con
si5ered that Pitt w1s convicted OF lis
own admissions. new c1arscterizes the
verdict as tre-estv ~ justice
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-30
Domestic Department

Standard Mosquito Nets IN ali colors,
two yards for ....-.......-........... SC
Good Quality Apron Gingham. worth
s1-sc: two yards for ............-.......a,.
Standard Cslicocs. In choice patterns
and colors. two yards for ...-..........s 90
Mul lengths Of Simpsons Cray. BiaAx
and White caiicoes. two yarss for .. &C
NM lengths OF Simpsons Plain Black
Calicoes. two yards for .-..............-so
Fancy Prints IN stripes and aguroS
two yards for -..-.....--.-.-.s... .-..-... &c
Double Fold Feather Ticking. regular
price isc. Daring this sale. per yard &c
Twenty Pieces Double Fold Percales.
worth 1-5c per yard. Choice patterns
tWo Fards t9K --...---.-.-.s.e &c
500 yards or Fancy Striped WHIP Cords
for dress skirts. well worth IBa Now. sc
300 yards Fine Cotton Crepons. in fancy
weaves and coiors Would b chcaV
At isc. During this sale at ....-..... -
Best brands OF Light Psroaiea Been
selling at Ioc and l25zc. Now ........fo
% pieces Teazledown Outing C1oth. per
yard -----...-.........-.---.. .,.-.-.....-.. SC
10 pieces Araceheg shirti-s Cneviots.
worth 1oc and fzika Now ........... 50
100 yards Fine Zephyr C!nghans,
Choice pattorus. Per yard .............sc
500 yards Staple CinEhan IN stripes aad
checks. worth sl-se During this sale
two yards FOR ..........................- &c
Stars and Stripes BuntinEs IA different
patterns. two and one-hslf Yards for .ao
Remnants OF stars and Stripes BunuuE.
four yards for ..--.......-.--.-.......... O.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-30
B0ER PRISONERS LANDED
ESQ Beers Have Reached Hamilton,
KPrruuda

Hamilton, Bermuda. June 29.-Ths Brit
ish transport Armenian, which arrived IL
these waters yesterday brought go Boer
prisoners. She anchored in the sound.
half a mile west of Darren's Island The
Funboat Nedway ana Medina. as guard
ships, are anchored on either side of the
transport. Crowds Of people in boats.
sailed around the transport yesterday.
Only government officers are allowed OF
board. The Boers. from bearded naen Of
seventy 70 youths Of seventeen. swarm on
the forward Geck. laughed and llfted OF
waved tEelr hats 70 the pzssers b.. Sew
eral OF the prisoners enquired eagerly for
fruit. tobacco and grog- They Say taey
have 10 cause 70 couplain of their treat
ment The sound today IS alive With
craft carrying stores and workman 70 the
ISLANDS where the camps are being pre-
pared to receive the Beers
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-30
II. W. A.
Fourth Of July
Celebration
At HaySville....

VIII be the grandest Of them all. Child
ren's parade from han 10 picnic grounds.
Band nusic al day. Chorus. quartet
and solo singing. Drn contest by Il "
a. drn teams OF seaewiok county.
Speaking by prominent orators Merry
Go-Round ard other amusements on the
grounds. Everybody is invited Lunch
wn be- served by the Royal Neish5ors
Excursion traias from Wichita to picnic
grounds every hour.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-30
Proposals for Sinking Well for Arte-
sian Water

Noties Is hereby given that the Mayor
and CouncIlmen OF the City OF Blackwell.
Territory or OLahons. VIII receive sealed
bids az the CITY clerks once uutn :
clock ?. n. on the sth day of July. f71i
for the sinking os a vel 1or srtesian q
water. Bidders are required % s-ecfy
the depth they VII bore s-d the KIND =
driH 10 Be used IN the sinking q vel
fer FIVE Thousand - elc3 Tsollars. ne
amount OF scriPt voted fer that rur-
pcse.
Bidders are also required = state TIE
condition as 20 the psyneats-tt.oee con
ditions that 10 payment shan - requires
unta vel IS completed. zhal r. giTea
nretereuSe- Also - give estiEst-s c.
wen OF depth q CT feet 1i- fesr.
ard $50 feet. rss7srtfv-slg- specifying
depth and kid % 5rll &c BE- used Sad
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-30

once OF city Clerk.
wichita, Kans.. June .. 1901

Wichita, hans-, June 3. l9I1-
Mayor and council OF the city OF Wich-
tia have declared it necessary TO con
struct the following curbing:
TO curb Ohio avenue on both sides Of
said avenue between Douglas avenue on
the south ard the south line OF First
street On the north.
TO curb Indiana avenue on both sides
OF said avenue between Douglas avenue
on the south and the south line Of Third
street on the north
ss-6t il. LELAND. City Clerk.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-30

bids shall be opened at 8 o'clock p. n.
on the 10Th day Of July. 1911.
The mayor and council reserve the
right to reject any and all bids.
(SeaD W. S. PRETTYMA1, Mayor.
Attest: c. o. REECE. City Clerk.
q %
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-30

appointed to succeed Mr.. Bevene. c.
3. Horton OF Omaha, the assistant SD
perfntendent OF the Western Union com
pany fs here checking over Mr.. Bevelle's
accounts, the amount OF shortage Is not
yet discovered 0fr BeveHe has been
in charge OF the Western Union once AZ
Topeka for about en years. lie has a
family
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-30

Where they steam or chemically clean
your suits to your satisfaction and make
look like new. or not one cent is charged.
A new suit for 3. You must have your
suit cleaned and pressed Tor the Fourth.
Get them in early ana giye rs time TO fix
them up right La1.es garments a1d
straw hats cleaned dying ana repairing.
Don't forget the number. 515 East Doug
las avenue.
WICHITA STEAM CLOTHES CLEAN
ING COMPANY.
Phone 65S. Goods called for and de-
Hvered TO all parts Of the city. S7-1tx
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-30
IS FORMALLY SENTENCED
LsIu Prince Eenaedy Received sen
teaee without n Yfarmer

Kansas CITY, June a,-Lulu P-cs Ken
re1y vas formally sentenced " Jacgs
H'oEord to-day % serve tea years n ths
state penHentiaTy for the uurssr q her
husband. Philip 4 Kennedy 81 the cor
ridor e the Ridge Binding Januzry last.
she heard the seute1cs without The sigh.
est display of ezstioa.
After the sentence 1Tr. VearinE. the
iea1i1g counsel fsr 1rrE- Esnussv. ztat-
ee that - szIsr-ed 20 a1p-aI ths ease
90 the sgFrsue court bot that 81 rad s7t
ocea lrci-a8 whether sae would lr1n.s1-
iateig begin her sentence
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-30

sizai Easrt 10 AeJast seaIs A. szde
Frtse-rE. 51ue "a f1sl exert Is
oeias zsee ic1zy - as1lst hota tie nas.t
-l a-f the bar irsr rzEs scales -
s-cessf-i thia VIII preTenf a. catered
ci1sirs o, enc many orEsrtzs1 EIa cz
14Tv Nearly EflE s-ea zrs cs-s-fir y
a1s i1tirec1y ilteresfes - shc r-sIs -
L A r-zter--ce ketEer- re--
o. 1uaiEzrrstez es-rrry feEa. fts
s aEs 80 asr ar1a crztsrs--.
wa reresrtarea - fhs Rszss.
~ ard sti aa1 ttr Az-s-s-
raz s-eoi HseS eousz1g VI - Sss-zses-
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-30
oncs 81 CITY Clerk.

Wichita, Kaus-. June z. lsm.
Sealed bios VIII be resolved at this Of
hos untl y O'Clock m, July l. 1901. for
the construction II al permanent inter-
sections which shan De ordered built dur
ing the summer and ian e 1871.
said intersections II be constructed ac-
cordiHg 20 specifications Ga ale in the
once ct city engineer
Bidders must state price PER square
foot All bids must be accompanied by
ccrtide6 cheek Tor So payable % the
city of wichita as g guarantee of gocd
fsith
Ihe MAYOR ana council reserre the
risht 20 reject aey ard sll 6ids
6t J. Z LELAND. city CLERK
DAILY EaEle Delivered "a Gems per wes,
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-30
Is SH0RI oNACC0UNTS


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Tcpeka Kan. Jaae -s-z- T. sev ie.
manager ef ths yVestarn Er.1r ts
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rcslrso1.
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The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-30

c. J. Sheldon IS here. address all
or6crs 10 box -55 city E-ff
schweitcr's unfemente3 grape juice IS
TT best food end drink combined. z5-es-
Caay Ease delivered. loe per weeE
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-30
ORA MKINNEY.
A Profitable douglas Avenue stroll.
No. "Sfc-

Use schweiters unrermented grape
juice. 25-26t
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-30
House Furnishing
Department

Japanned Tin Cuspidor ...................sc
Large Glass Spoon Tray .................sc
Pretty Glass Cream Potcher ...........so
15c Glass Jelly Stand .....................sc
19c Glass Bread Plate .....................sc
Glass Celery Trays .......................9c
Glass Butter Dish, Covered ............sc
Handsome Glass Rose Bowl ..............cs
Vinegar Cruet, stopper and handle Sc
Glass Spoon Holder .......................sc
China Fruit Platter, with colored fruit
decoration ..........................
Fancy Decorated Pie Plates .............sc
Handled Cups and saucers .............sc
Large Size Dinner Plates ...............sc
Good Paint Brush .......................sc
Good varnish Brush ..................sc
Niclle-plated strainer ..................sc
Hunter Flour Seive ........................sc
Nickle-plated Match Safe .................sc
White Metal teaspoons .................9c
White Metal Tablespoons ..............cs
Class sherbert Cups for ..................sc
Fancy Decorated Jardeniere .............sc
Rochester Lamp Chimneys ...............sc
Half-eallon Cups, ? for ...................9c
Tin Jar Tunnels, for ....................9c
Heavy lee Picks for .....................9c
Metal Ice ScraDcrs ........................ec
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-30

-TETN " IIlHlUFt > FsUUTnEnC NETU0
Has been used tor over FIFTY YEARS
BY MILLIONS OF MOTHERS for their
CHILDREN WHILE TEETHING. with
PERFECT SUCCESS. It sOOTHEs. the
CHILD. SOFTENS the GUNS. ALL.AYs
al PAIN, CURES WIND COLIC ana Il
tie best remedy for DIARRHOEA- sod
By druggists in every part OF the world
Be sure ana ask for Mrs. WinsIow's
Soothing Syrup" and 1ake 10 other Kind.
Twenty-Five cents a bottle
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-30
Grocery Department

In East Room
Wetmors's Gelettne. package ............ao
Jeu-O. Tor cakes etc, package ......ss
Lemon Extract. per bottle .............sc
Vanilla Extract, per bottle ..............9c
Dunhams Cocoanut. package.
Yeast Foam. 8 for .........................9c
Bakers Delight half pound ......-......sc
Can oysters .-......--.-.........---.so
Bayle's Lunch Herring ...................9c
Silver Leaf Tomato catsup .....-.....-so
Silver-Leaf Syrup .................--...-.-.sc
Borax, one pound box .....-..............9c
Anderson's Fruit Jams ...................so
Mexican Hot Pepper Relish ............sc
Honey. in glass tunbler .-..-..-....---..sc
Jellies, IN tumblers ........--..-......--.-sc
Can Of Pears ....-...............ss........
r S '. P. Table SSllt ...-...-..........sc
Kings Buckwheat .............-..........sc
Faust oyster Crackers ...........-...-....9c
Kingsford's Corn Starch ......---....-....9c
Can Goldfish ....-....-.........---.-...-..
Van Camp Soups .-..-.........s........-..-9 SC
Van Camp Baked Beans .................Sc
Toothpicks. 3 packages for .............sc
Window Shades
1000 Felt window Shades. IN su best
colors. mounted on Spring Rollers. the
price we ask for the Shade complete
would not pay for the roller.
OC
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-30

: 3 8E{l f + & 8
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-30
Wash Goods

20 pieces Assyrian Cord Dimity. fancy
colors, regular price, s IL c per yard;
while these last. 3 yards for............9c
&c pieces Nangnolia Dimity, beautiful
patterns and colors, new goods Just
arrived, at ? 1-2 yards for ..............9c
Take your choice Of 900 yards st. Gall
Swiss Muslin. Bijou Francies or Bren-
tn Batiste, worth u Il cents and 15c
at --......---.-.....-.....S
Pique Suitings, white ground with col
ored stripes, 15c value, at ......-.......9c
Ten Bolts Cotton Covert Cloth. for
skirts, either stripes or checks, at
per yard .....-..-.......--...-.....
Shirt Waist Linen Crashes in colored
pIaids. ali linen and IS values al ....9c
500 yards Cotton Crash, yards for ....sc
Good quality Birdseye Cotton Crash at
yards for ....-.................-.
Fine All Linen Crash, worth &c per
yard at u yards for ..................9o 80
Turkish Wash Rags, for ............9o
10 ODozen Honeycomb Cotton Towels,
16x3f at for ......-......-..-..-.....9c
Twenty Dozen Knotted Fringed Dam
ask and Hemmed Huck ToWeI worth
15c, for ............................
ST. Silks at soc
on our SILK counter we have displayed
500 yards fancy Silks, mostly this seasons
styles-short pieces Of to p yards each.
silks which sold at s1.oO and some at SIS.
your choice at this cleau up price.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-30

Buy Sohwelters unfermented grape
juice from your Eraeer. H-asf
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-30
SeaIad -

C-ass1s in everything Ter everybody.
Aiaertus Magnus College. 7s-su-thur-tf
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-30

Dr ]. Franhlin GseH. late assistant to
Dr Marshall OF the Royal ophthalrnsc
hospital. London, England, has perman-
entity located at 1fs North Main street
Practice limited TO diseases Of the Eve.
Ear. Nose and Throat E-lt
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-30

DAILY EaEle delivered lo oents Der week