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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-03
PEPsIN SYRUP COMPANY, Monticello. III.

After The custom ~ tie country th@
ra2ch Is known b. the cattle brand. ant
called the Bar = ranch The Doctor.
who 81 q scientist. ard bushes himself Il
collecting the strange iaaecftrort - fhs
region. ~ the neglect eG hia cattle I'm
t-reFfs. lia dasghtrr Isasie recently
returned after an ahaenre ~ fva years
go eastern schools auI l1 Cuba hospitals
AZ Is Ttel cross nurse.
Az The rlav deals WITH her naanara-
meut 81 hef father ranch. and her love
affair uifh James Spencer an sE-ssF-
geant ~ RouEh Riders ard former 0wuFr
Or q herd 81 cattle which have n1rfs
stolen hy c8tfie "ruallers the title &c
the comedy drama Be- very properly Jess
~ the Bsr =
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- others uh.eh add infinitely - tha PIC
furesaaeaesT ~ tfe s-ene~ There fa th1
half-casfr Meaico1 foreman. QsfVF. -
partaer ia eTI fcsiEas. Bsn6era. a. g7a~
ulne rrrsaer ever wore lesthfr
sT9asera aa1 eemhTero.
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-03
CITY I'm BRIEF.

Mr.. ]. ". Ayers of Atohison IS in the
city.
Chas. II. Palmer, Of La Porte, Ind, Ia
In the city.
c. NJ Williams of Leavenworth is in the
city on business.
Miss Lulu Bean OF wellington, is in the
city, visiting friends.
J. ". A. Cook of Ellinvood, Kan, is in
the city for the day.
Miss Mae Laurent, OF Waco, is visiting
Miss Harriet Fryer.
Mr. II. Leug of LeavenwOrth is in the
city for a day or two.
@. ]. Humphrey of Wellington, Kansas,
IS in the city for the day.
Mrs. Chris Keuneke of St Louis is Wis
fling with Mrs. II. Bolte.
II. A Williams of Hutchinson was in
Wichita yesterday on business.
VIM Southwark is seriously III at his
home, corner 18th and Emporia.
Mr.. H Levy of Leavenworth has been
in Wichita for several days on business.
Misses E. F. RamdeIl and ]. A. Miller of
Haven, Kan, arrived in the city yester-
day.
Mr. Gus Roll of Peck. Kansas, was In
the city yesterday, purchasing merchan-
disc.
Mr.. NJ. B. Osborne of Augusta was
pleasant visitor at Bolte's furniture store
yesterday.
]. D. Cannon, Of Benton, and Ella Nc
Grew were granted a marriage license
yesterday.
Excavation for the foundations of the
Smythe building on Santa Fe avenue is
in progress.
Richard Du Gardin and Katy Smith.
both of this city were granted marriage
license yesterday.
DR.. J. G. Dorsey is enjoying a visit
from his brother, c. p. Dorsey and two
sisters of Braymer, Mo.
Mr. F. c. Minton of Caldwell is in the
city. the guest of his daughter. Mrs. W
+. Allmon on South Main.
Mr. Joe Carey, of Chicago, is in the
city visiting his brother Charles. He is
en- route from California.
Miss Jessie Stabler, of Mcpherson, is
spending few days in the city, visiting
with relatives and friends.
J. D. Cottman left yesterday for Dali
las. Texas to spend few weeks with
his only brother, w. f. Cottman-
Mr.. D. S. Howe has returned from the
Hot Springs after two months stay and
is very much improved in health.
Mrs. s. J. Shafer of Rose Hiu is in the
city visiting with her daughter, Mrs.
Snelbaker. Of 149 North Emporia.
Mrs a J. Hoffman OF Guthrie is
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SHIPPERS AND NOTES.

The hog market was lower yesterday
an along the line, but the shipper who
brought hogs to this market went away
Iuiiy satisfied that they had been fairly
Dold, Cudahy and the stockyards com
pany each subscribed 500 yesterday to
heip defray the expenses of the cattle
men convention. There is nothing small
about the packing house or stockyards
people when the stockmen are to be en-
tertained.
R. W. Eldridge. Jr.. is the youngest
nOg-SeleT on the Wichita market. r. w,
Sr-, has had the grip for three days, and
ne let the KID sell the hogs and he topped
the market two days out of the three.
John Cudahy said some time ago that
ne was running his packing house TO its
luli capacity, and that he would kin more
nogs Just as soon as the weather got
cooler. He bought 1900 hogs yesterday.
and there is no telling how many more
he would have bought if they had been
on the market
Following are some Of the shippers
who had hogs on the market yesterday
and some of them had cattle and hogs
both: w, +. Barnes, Pratt: Smith &
Bucklin, Cairo; John Ratcliff, Cunning
nam; smith q Williams. Pratt; John Sta
ley, Kildare: A. Garland Kiowa: c. A
Pond Creek Cooley & Denet. Rose Hill:
Atkins q Wilmot, Winfield; George VIM.
Udall; Jackson & MerreI. Furley; Ed
" eldline, Augusta; Sale & Johnston,
North Enid; Lane & Huff, Udan: ecker
& Peoples, Kechi; w. +. Beckham &
Son. Burton. Sniyes e Comes. Burton
Schumbarger & Rebstock, Putnam; c. r.
Blake, Haven; Townsend & Lemon, An
dale, Dresback & Richhart. Nickerson;
Dunaway & Gregory, Tonkawa: Gano &
Hoag, Medicine Lodge; Miller, South Ha-
ven.
J. B. Burfgett. one Of the prominent
stoCkmen of Butler county, was at the
stOCSyards last Saturday. He is firm
believer in wheat as a hog feed. and also
that hogs viii bring good money for the
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WILL BUILD
A VIADUCT
Continued from Fifth page.

tons. 1t was signed by Mr.. Sumption
and his mother. The council accepted the
bond.
There was considerable discussion
among the members of the council as 70
whether the Orient Railroad company
had complied with their contract in re-
gard TO the selection OF a site for shops
The company notified the mayor THAI they
had selected site for their shops within
the corporate limits of Wichita. but not
giving any definite point that they had
selected. The point raised was whether
the railroad people or the city. were 10
he the judges of the site selected Mr..
Luling moved that the city attorney be
instructed TO report 70 the council
whether. in his opinion, The company had
complied with its contract or not
The council passed the monthly appro-
priation ordinance. amounting TO about
S4.00o.
An ordinance was passed ordering an
internal improvement bond in the sum OF
$3.50 eS be issued to c. II. Sumption Tor
putting in sidewalk intersections
Mr.. Bellew reported that contractors do
not cover up the holes when they are put
ting il intersections on curling and this
made it very dangerous 10 pedestrians al
night
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COMING LOCAL EVENTS.

Board OF directors of the Wichita Hos
pital will meet this morning at $50 at the
hospital.
Circle No. 6, P. W. A. win meet IN the
east room OF the city building Thursday
afternoon.
There viii be regular meeting Of Ivy
Leaf Chapter No. Is. o. E. S Tuesday
evening, December 5, annual election OF
officers.
The Woman's Home Missionary society
of the First NJ. F.. church VIII meet with
Mrs. J. ". Kirkwood Wednesday at 2.30
o'clock.
W. R. c. No. 40 VIII meet in Garfield
hall Tuesday. December 3. Let all mem
bers be present as there Is business OF
Importance.
All members Of J. ". Kaiser Camp No.
s. Woodmen OF the World. requested to
be present tonight. Regular meeting and
election Of officers.
annual election Of officers Of Royal
Neighn0rs Of American No. ~ next Fri
day evening Local dues must be paid
on or before December 81. 1901 Come.
Woodmen of the World. take notice:
Election OF officers take place on Tues
day evening at 125 South Main street. You
are earnestly solicited to be with us on
that occasion.
AAt W oman 1DflHklan temperance
Union viii hold their regular meeting at
temperance headquarters. 20s Sedgwick
block this afternoon at 8 o'clock. Special
eYangelistic services.
All members Of Sons and Daughters
OF Justice Wichita Council No l46 are
requested TO meet at the Peerless Hall.
corner First and Main street. Tuesday
evening, December 2. at 100 sharp.
All members Of Forest City lodge No.
A.. Select Knights and Ladies are request
ed to be present next Wednesday night
for election Of officers and free oysters.
supper viii be served by the boys OF No.
4.
Tho y. 4. association VIII give their
regular social and dance Wednesday
the 9Th. This viii Be the last one. so
every one viii be expected 10 come and
have a good time. 1iiuhabts orchestra
viii DO their part.
Garfield Post No. .. G. A. r. VIII meet
IN Garfield han Wednesday afternoon at
2 clock. There viii be tho annual cleo
ton of officers and other business Of I'm +
portance. A fun attendance of the mem /
bers IS requested. Visiting comrades are (
cordially invited 70 be present
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in the city visiting with Mr. Holtzman's
parents. at 1923 South Market street
8ir. John Puts has moved 10 his sub
urban residence on South Lawrence ave
nue. from his home al % South Mar
ket.
Mrs. Alex Farsha and Mr.. F. a. Farsha
spent Sunday in the city the guests OF
Mr. and Mrs. 3. F. Mclean Of the West
Side.
Mr.. T. \. Russell of Belmont. Kansas.
IS in the city and viii remain until the
convention Of the implement dealers
closes.
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Eads. OF
f55 Spruce street. a beautiful. blue-eyed
bay boy. Both mother and child are do
ing well.
d. ". Blaine Of Pratt. arrived in the
city yesterday. lie VIII remain until az
Ter the convention OF the implement deal
ers' closes.
Miss Minnie Weisner. who has been
visiting with Miss Emma Gerteis. VIII
return 70 her nome III Washington City
il a few days
Howard Mof1att says that the city %
Lawton is not so prosperous as reports
have IT, He SAYS business is overdone
in almost all lines.
Miss Barbara Grimes. OF Cunningham,
daughter. Mrs. T. H. Huffman, Of lea
East Murdoch avenue
Mr.. Frank Bartlett has accepted a po-
sition with Cottman & Chambers as de-
hveryman in the place which Mr. Lou
Killion recently vacated.
Mr.. Kelly Snellbaker % the Bolte Fur
niture house, VIII soon erect a neat cot
tage on soma lots in the eleventh block
on South Wichita street
Mr.. ". Kizer, who lives one mile
from Andale, sold his farm Of go acres
and viii buy farm Of 400 acres some
where in Sedgwick county.
Miss May Cooper. OF the Masonic Home,
will make her home with Mr. and Mrs.
G. W. Bristow. on College Hill, while
the quarantine is on the home.
w. x. Winton has resigned his position
as bookkeeper for the Wichita Produce
Co, TO accept one with the Indian Land
and Trust company of AIuskogee, /. T.
Daniel Bump Of Co. F. Sth III. Cav. was
in the city Saturday and wanted TO meet
some Of his old regiment. He is & hust-
ling farmer on Wild Cat creek. Butler
county.
Mrs. T. H. Huffman. Of 1914 East Muir
dock avenue. is in Cashion, o. T. in an
swer 10 a telegram announcing the seri-
Gus illness Of her brother, Charlie 5.
Grimes.
Thomas Wilson of Blackwell was in the
city yesterday He came 10 Wichita
with a car OF cattle. Wichita's market
is all right, was the way he expressed his
satisfaction.
Miss Laura Perkins daughter OF DR.
J. NJ Perkins. of Lebanon. No. arrived
in the city yesterday TO spend the winter
with her aunt. Mrs. Daniel J. Tangney, /
OF the Topeka Avenue hotel
w. ~ McClintock. Of Portage county.
Ohio. is visiting W. II. Norton, III Fair
mount. He Inspected the packing houses /
and the Union stock yards yesterday. /
and was surprised TO see how much peo-
pie In this new country were getting for
their hogs.
r. " EIdridge. Jr. is the youngest |
salesman at the Union stock yards His I
father has had an attack OF the grip FOR /
two days past, and while still at the
yards he did not feel Ike selling hogs. ,
and young Eldridge topped the market /
both Friday and Saturday.
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lower; closing strong; top. $3.50: bulk of
safes S2-6906.z9; heavy. 81. 25G6.30 mixed
PAGERS, S6.eoQ6.20; light, $. sat. 121z; pigs
Sheep-Receipts. 1000; market 10 to 15c
hlgheri native lambs. 81. 5904.75; western
lamps s4Oe04-50; native wethers, s. 25Te
80 western wethers s.. I0d3. so; ewes,
S5.V'g5.50; cUlls and feeders, 81. 50Q3 p.
ST. Louis.
St Louis, Dec. 2.-Cattle-Receipts, g.
OJO, including 700 Texans; natives steady;
native steers 9. SCAT. p; stockers and feed
ers, s.. 4003.60: cows and heifers, s.. coz
DO; Texans strong; fed steers. 81. 15Q5. s.;
others, s. 1904 20; cows and heifers, s.. %
Hogs-Rece.pts. $500: market 5 to 1Oc
lower: pigs and lights, s.. sos. 20; packers
% .yVG5- 70; butchers, $. 75d6. 70.
Sheep-Receipts, 100; market steady;
native muttons. 8. 1890; lambs, s.. 759
ST. Joseph.
St. Joseph, No, Dec. Z-Cattle-Receipts
1.400: market steady to 10c higher; natives
SS.33Q7 90; cows and helfers. 81 25Q5. 10:
yeals g 50El525; bulls and stays, s.. 250
90 stockers and feeders, g. 00l74. 80.
Hogs-Receipts, $500: market strong to
&c higher; lgiht and light mixed, s.. 700
go; medium and heavy, S5.90a6. 80; pigs,
s.. $3.50.
sheep-Receipts. $50; market slow and
steady
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LIVE STOCK MARKET
Yesterday Mas a Big Monday
for Hog Receipts.
MARKET 5 TO 10 LOWER
But 1t Closed Strong at the
Decline.
MARKET 5 TO 10 LOWER

Yesterday was another active day on
Inc hog market. For The first day of the
week it was hummer. The receipts
were larger than expected, and when the
market closed, 2.190 hogs had passed over
the scales. against 1,l26 the same day last
week. There were $50 more hogs on the
market than last Monday. The larger
receipts seemed rather to encourage the
Cudahy people, and Bradley went after
every hog in sight, and only left 325 hogs
Tor the other buyers. The Cudahy house
is increasing its killing, and it begins TO
look like there are too few hogs coming
10 this market to suit the buyers The
market here yesterday was a good one
compared with other markets. It opened
cents lower on the best hogs and 10
cents lower on the light weights, but the
best Of the market was at the close.
when heavy hcgs sold nearly steady with
the close last Saturday. Everything in
the yards were sold except two car loads
of pigs, which We're held over for today
with the hope of getting more money. A
pretty liberal supply is expected today
and the indications were last night that
they VIII ali be needed.
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PERSONS SUFFERING
With CHRONIC DISEASE

Can Expect Better Results Under the
Care OF Specialists Who Have Had
Lifelong Experience in Their
Treatment Alone-The British Doc
tors viii Cure All Chronic Diseases
Free Who Apply TO Them Before De-
cember a, at Their Office.
a stan OF eminent physicians and sur
goons from the British Medical Institute
have. at the urgent solicitation OF large
number of patients under their care in
this country. established a permanent
branch of the Institute in this city, at
2lo-2i2 East Douglas avenue. Rooms 209-
2lo-eu Winnie Building.
These eminent gentlemen have decided
e give their services entirely free for
three months (medicines excepted TO all
invaHds who can upon them Tor treat
rnent between now and Dec. a. These
services consist not only OF consultation.
examination ard advice. but also Of all
minor surgical operations.
The object in pursuing this course is to
become rapidly ana personally acquainted
with the sick and afflicted. and under no
conditions VIII any charge whatever be
MADE for any services rendered Tor three
months to all who cali before December
II
The doctors treat all ferns of disease
and deformities. ard guarantee cure II
every case they undertake. AT the first
interview a thorough examination is
matie. and if incurabie you are franbly
and kindly ted SO; also advised against
spending your money for useless treat
ment
Male and Female Weakness. Catargh
and Catarrhal Deafness, also Rupture.
Goltre. Cancer. all skin Diseases, and al
diseases OF the Rectum, are posiui ely
cured by their new treatment
The Chief Associate Surgeon Of the In
sutute is in personal charge
Office hours. from 3 a. m. till p. N.
40 Sunday hours
SPECIAL NoTICE-Ir you cannot can, /
send stamp for question blank for home
treatment.
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Follow good example. Heed the words of successful
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pound taken directed will positively cure Bousnes Head
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SAVED AT GRAVES BRINK.

81 know I would long ago have been in
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-03
JAMES n. FARRELL. A PROMINENT
CHICAGO MAN,
AEd the Oldest Member Of the HIlnols Houss
OF Representatives Makes
Recommendation

James II. Farrell q Chi
csso. IS ere q re best
known figures il rs Demo
crau- poiucs o. thar city.
Per years ne has casn Mar
shail @. he famous Cock
County Democracy March
ms Cub. whch has paT1ci-
pefe5 IN Democratic cam
paiEns IN raa the states e.
the union. ard which went
&C New YORK espsc 3 %
assist ~ Tire election o.
Mayor Van yck
Cart. Fare ls tne eldest
member cf the nc.s
House o. F1r-eser.afras FL
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non. ROBERT c. Brown.
One Of the Nest Promlneas Msa a South
western Illinois.

Rooeyt c EFown a
Sparts. r.. hss represented
has district the SSH. fcs *
years. ard E1s recently ncu4
Ted q his ccnurE nrpclrf-
r.ert es Gers q to u s.
Coufi .or the Southern DIS
tict e. lIncts. he vas
born IN 1883 ard hes
wofs ed BIS way @ ten toa
sim2y 81 farce q app Ca
tor. eHerEy ard good con-
uca sense.
Hrer ws-tf~x ~.x~r.f
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point O. S-vIce having bsen fgsnlar curtr ucusg
since ! 88z His constituents have eie-ted him elF1t
tines. re has been q ieddes in thai body rem the
beginning Of his career ard IS che Of re best known
figures In Illinois politics.
CAPT Farrell is SO years Of age sns sne o. ihe 5est
preserved men for hrs years 70 The limos LeEisie-
ture despite his ar5uous and constant duties t1as
BODY NJ Farrell IS engaged IN the resl estate bush
ness in Chicago. Under date 81 Masch =. 1901, 10
writes as fellows.
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Chicago. IS a. knight Ct Py1ai.s and Al tx Ks
vas Cly Cls-s q Monmouth no tsrrs. Clerk e ~
Clrcui, Ccurr oi Warren Ccunu clever yaars PCS
master AZ Monmouth under Present = arrisc-. En5
IS editor ard owner o. the McnnCltn Atas- Repl1-
hcen He IS also r-esl15rt q the limos EarksT's
Lie Insurance Associalon ard ere Of ire directors
q the I. Q. Q. r Orphans Home C limos Fer
four years ne was Assistant Ac utzrt General q re
Illinois National Guard snc fcT q years has oasn
secretary c. ths Warren CcGlty Far Assoc
hr. RANKIN was member q the National Eai,or.sl
Association ior four years ard has been reucsr
G. the LIMOS Legislature Tor two terms Under oats
q March 20, 1901. he writes IS fc-lows.
Springfield. z
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FEFsTN SYRUP Co.
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Yours respectfully.
r. BROWN
Representative tsih Senatorial District sssrsA c.
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Springfield H.
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Monticello. N.

Manufacturers Dr. csldwelrs Syrup Peps'n.
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Respectfully yours
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WOOL MARKET

s. Louis. Dee 2.-Hool market Quiet
and steady; territory ard western me-
cIums. Isgl6e-c5 aRe 14lscs coarse. Ilq
ike
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CATTLE SALES
SHEEP SALES
Chicano.

S Chicago. Dec. z.-CaUtle-Receipts d.
0o0 Texans, 800 western, market steady to
strong; fancy cattle, $7.500900 good to
prime. $6.35U1.30. poor to medium, s. 500
$50; st0ckers and feeders. s. 0904 p; cows
$l.2505.09. heifers S2.0005. 50; Gamers
Sl.2502.50; bulls. 500 60; calves, s. 500
BOO; western steers. 50. 5005.00.
Receipts. today. CD COO; tomorrow
- 000 left over, 5000; market 10 to 15c
lower; mixed and butchers S5.65G6 Is:
good TO choice heavy, s.. 90d6 Is; rough
heavy. S5.49Q5.70; light S5.0005 80; bulk Of
sales. S5.5405.9o-
Sheep Receipts, "a 900; sheep strong to
Ice lower; lambs weaker; closed strong;
good to choice wethers. $3.5oQ4. .; fair to
choice mixed. S2.75G3.50; western sheep,
s. 0004 90; native lambs, 81 90; west
ern lambs, S3.o104.25.
OniciaI receipts and shipments satur-
day.
Receipt $50; hogs D, 5SS; sheep
3726.
Cattle, 446; hogs. 3,221; sheep
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Four Prominent Men Testify
The men who achieve the great successes are
those who guard carefully their health.

WHAT THE CHAIRMAN or THE APPR0-
P2TATfON COMMITTEE OF THE ILLINOIS
HOUSE OF Representative SAYS
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-03

yaars as G BLACKSMITH. re srad.ec i.w a. night "a
was admitted 70 ne baf in ea4 He is q rresrsnens
member q the KniGnts o. Pythsas no SIS ard
Modern ~ootmsn. February 50. l3ol. be wr.ass
IS fellows.
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Kansas City. 40 Dec. 2-tClose.1-
" heat-Decembe 1l1ec; May, -51sc. cash.
No hard. 70 -, 30 s, .3g s-c; No. .
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cash. Ne. mixed, 6e.zc. No. white. ga
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prairie. SIS 5as1s
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-03

ET. Rankin was Grand Master Of sae tillnols
Odd Fellows IN 1897.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-03
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