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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-06-09
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Dr Crosby. formerly of this city. row
lives IN Kansas CITY. Eans. word has
been reeeived here of a demonstration
al his steady nerve. which was famous
81 Wichita I'm his surgical operations.
The story from Kansas city IS thar his
little eir had an eye that turned in and
one daE recently while she was playing
in his oace alone. her father said 70 her
no you want ne % make your eye
straight@ wan II hurtc the ntue girl
asked Tes. il VIII hurt he said. Go
ahead. papa. she said He was afraid 70
give chlorot1rn and proceeded without it.
The operation was very dit1ulr and pain
fuI her che father kept q steady hand
and when her mother came In she wanted
- know why she had not been told he
was E-Ias 90 So IT, He told her that he
waited uu-u she was away. did it
hu-te she asked The baby. yes. mama %
"And did you CRY yes. cried "a little.
suauma. said the lirtle woman 7 cried
rst little because T couldn't help le--
-hl operation was successful.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-06-09

gering Illness. during the latter part OF
which great care and WatchfcIness had
10 Be used 70 prevent his suics3ine. 50
great Vas his pain and 50 weak from
exhaustion vas his mentality. TIE nnother
the following spring attended a sman So
cial gathering Of her immediate ol1 lady
frtsz4s one evening At a birthday party
q one OF them, and complained - feed
ing cold. though otherwise al righr and
ID the best OF spirits. she went home
that night and ssnl suffered great dis
tress from chnIs. though II vas warm
spring night II a few days ard on the
anniversary OF her husbands death she
died Of q strange and hlfHing ulalady.
The orphan daughter wert 70 live wigh an
uncle and the following year was cele-
brating her own birthday by giving g
party 70 q group az Eiri friends. and IN
The afternoon they were -1mplng ia q
lovely orchard when the eirl suddenly
DISAPPEARED from sight and upon search
Il was found she had unkn5wl1gly Jumped
into an old abandoned weu which was
crergrown with grass and lot noticed
When finally brought to the surface she
vas dead and what was a iaughlng soy
Gus group OF yoathfuI eaysty was with
stupefsd horror turned o. q motley gath-
ering u woe snd sorrow Her death was
only a few DAYS after the anniversary
OF The deaths q har father and ulcthar
and thus was one happy ard nEtcasly
loving family wiped cat and ~ such
bitter series - awful castrophes as makes
one wonder.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-06-09

The only bucssye tree IL Wichita grows
IN the yard q Fred B2i1wia en- Narth
L-avFrsnce avsn1e- The sree IS row =
years cid Is sui-e large ard e q bsauti-
I'll forz-- Il seems 20 thrive. and ID Is 3
wonder that rot Eure q theu have been
put IL r. tAa rast Speaking 1t trees
The evergreen tribe IS beng neglected En-
this city. Il the early history GO TIE cry
many zere planted AID these are roE
monsters Tie custom died olt. however.
s1d feE. II any, are called for - the ar
series noEa6axs Vhea rks t1z1 We
youug Macy put cut sycznores- azE taese
have srcwa - bs ve-y large trees -l-
though 1auy died A. tte s-a-z ard they
are not numerous o. tae -1ver Banks
where there are uanT tzrge o1=z the
walnut trees have not sh-sved- Alth1ugh
thousands were pus ou- trey are stlnty
ard g-z-ly fo- re zosc parL Zse .e~
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-06-09

her questions minutely. But the word
had gone out IN the village and he soon
/ had other tasks on his hands An
/ American n Observation-Disclosures was the
/ word and Il suspended that village for
/ that day, for soon the whole population
! came trooping and pushing into Mrs.
! Kimmerle's home. Nearly every one in
the village knew some one who-had gone
10 Ear away --merica AID each had that
misty. conception OF distances n America
Z common with foreigners.
DO you know Hans BeRel?'' asked one
old man.
Hans Benel. pondered Otto. no. I
( cant say I DO. Where does he Iive2"
sIn Tacoma" said the old man
And have you seen ny Jacob?" asked
another OLE man
What's his last name27 asked Otto.
"Geissler."
where does he Iive?"
'.He has been I'VE years n New York
City"
Then they wanted TO know about Amer
ica and WichiIans can know that Otto
gave Wichita and Kansas a great send
OF and charmed his auditors.
Everybody was curious about the
American, and so taken with hiu and
his talk that when otto started down
the nountaln road 70 the little station 10
take the train, the whole population es-
corted him 70 the little station where
probably many Of them had not been for
years.
Telling the story the other day IN the
presence Of Adolph Husey, the latter told
one Of his experiences in Germany while
on visit Mrs. Husey was along and
they finally reached the town from which
Husey ancestors had cone Now"
said AdoIph 10 his wife. Wen see II W
can md some Of my folks" So he stop
ped woman and said: Can you ten
me where the Huseys liver The woman
looked AZ him IL Slank establishment and
Adoiph figured she must be deaf or some
thing and said again: can you tell ne
where The Husey's live?" The woman
gave a broad smile ard saidg Why MAJ
alive half the town are Huseys-
Adolph says that the happiest moment
Of his life occurred on the Rhine There
was q big party Of excursioutsrs aboard.
mostly from America and they were
drinking in the scenery and singing
American songs when suddenly IN CON
ing around a bend IN the river, from the
TOP Of q building burst into view an
American tag AdoIph says that II was
the prettiest thing he ever saw. The
excursfonists at The sight OF Il broke into
wild cheers
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-06-09


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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-06-09

Tom Arnolds place on North Main
street has The most uniquely artistic dec
orations Of any other place Of the kind
n Kansas. The pictures OF the charae-
ters in al the show bills that have been
seen II Wichita Tor years have bees cut
out and pasted o. the plain wall paper.
so well arranged that one would have 70
look at them for q long time and very
closely before he would ind out that they
were not printed On the paper. It re-
quired a great deal Of pains to paste
them on
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-06-09


Little Mabel Reih. only four years Old
the bright little daughter OF AIr and
Mrs Elmer Reih and the niece % the
famous Reln brothers. World renowned
riders. one day last week displayed con
siderable diplomacy and Tar reaching phil
osophy. She had been annoyed by a wart
on her dainty little hand and was greatly
exercised Is 70 how she was 10 get Ri
OF IL u a sudden II disappeared and
her mamma called her attention 70 IT,
But the little savant only smiled know
ingiy ard said she knew Il would. as sew
erai days before she had Tarily stolen her
mothers dishrag and after rubbing the
offensive blenish with il carefully. she
fUrtively buried the cloth in the garden
and said she dared not tell anyone for
fear the charm would not work and she
would be laughed at. but when il vas
found Il did have e6icacious properties.
then. and not untl then. she gave cut the
secret Of her cure.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-06-09
DOCS GOOD PATENTS

Few people know that there is 4 dog
hospital IN Wichita and that DR.. Nate
Longnecker does a thriving business in
the cure ard care Of sick CANNES = few
days ago one II the men II the Eagle
Office noticed that his dog had a sore ear.
and taking IL 10 Dr. Longneeker, proved It
a cancer. He removed IL Dogs. according
10 Dr.. Longnecker, submit with singular
resignation 70 an operation and hardly
ever howl while their broken legs are BE-
ing st Few people also know that dogs
have cancers
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-06-09
Tur F00T At Curpru

One pretty sirI in this city who really
has a shaDeiy foot and knows Il, last
Sunday poked Il out IN the aisle OF a
crowded church. she purposely selecting
TIE end q the pew Tor that purpose. u
vas so 6eiicateiy nodded and dini1u tive
that Il was difficult % notice. and the re-
suit was that two ushers and en- old lady
with dim sight stumbled over 81. and
though she smiled a ghasrlr grin q sat
isfactiou. yet the hurt was Sd Painful
that the last assault drove her % haul u
IN on the reservation where = belonged.
and she hid IL away underneath a snowy
reef q immaculate laca-Rcrk-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-06-09

yTt-hi-a rs a1EsS - rs szDenss tssf
q solf halls. ne soif ban = s1rta
rercha sphere zhf1h csr-s frou = certs
% Thev are vzrT easily 1auazs- aa1
zo-a szs1y lost ace iaserasl o--ieilis
= q loel ru5f All AL 6--rs re average
riaver rad. ard tAs Eafder hz eEts re
pocrs- Is rs syezEhf. Ard iess lEslas1ul
r. has q srs- fallzg e. r = astl=asel
that st-es rhs ers- e To- yszr t1sre hsse
beer p-rehsad % Fsz Z-5o sif nsi-s
- a5our 49, Rorth IEat H1-tL sake
~ $3.50 i.eu or ta snail zzxlzie
z1ou. s-6 Tr
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-06-09

oaks in the city do not thrive. and haro
naples are practically unknown here.
The box-aldeEs are very numerous. bat
are not considered desirable except In the
matter OF quick growth. The much abused
cottonwood tree has many admirers stu
The older it gets the prettier a cotton-
wood is Those which used 70 line the
Great Arkansas were ms-veis OF beauty.
Each year the lowest limb on a cotton
wood dies, and when q cottonwood Is
about six years old IL IS Ike g huge UNI
breIla. the only leaves being on the high
est limbs
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-06-09
a STREET 90 HABIT

Simply from sheer force OF long ago
habits, now OF no possible usefulness,
but showing how a deep seated custom
becomes rooted. II IS noticed that many
people who patronize the street cars.
still pay their fares just as they leave
the cars AZ the end OF their destina-
ton Before the present superb system
was inaugurated. no ore dared % put fl
their nickel until they were sure OF get
ting somewhere. for fear that after they
had anted, the old trundIe hurdy-gurdy
would leave the rails and they would
Be obliged 70 walk and be out their I'VE
cents.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-06-09

People who are often 6esirous 70 know
Just what train Or section OF a tram goes
al a certain time. may easily ten II they
zfu take the trouble OF looking up IN the
cupalO Of the cabOose OF freight trains
In the last upper window are two rows
Of glass with train and section numbers.
the former on TIE upper row and the
latter below. as for instance. as follows.
NO. $40. . which means train
number s.. second section
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-06-09
q GTvEs - -

Since the announcement that kansas
eminent lurist. David J. Brewer. Of the
federal supreme court. Is about % wed q
school ma am aged 50 years. several OF
Wfchita's discouraged school teachers o.
The ever waiting sex. have obviously
counted upon their fingers. of one OF both
hands, a. the case may be. the few re-
naming years when the limit q hope
and possible chance wflI reach them.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-06-09
WOrrDN.T srPPoRT - -

4 local Sportsman Who has hoaste1 %
his never falling % bag q bouurIf1l sup
Fly u game whenever he e0eE after e..
returned enc Night last week from an 81
Gays hard ard fruitless hunt and so1gh;
a game ard provision MARKET p search q
sousthing Re could take home o. fool
the family. II was tod - re o5iE1ng
clerk who did rot understand the tire
si1uzfian. that Trey had re game. hus
had sou-e f1e Doid-s Del-ouico hszs sau-
sage Tie Eal smiled grfmiy and ~
marked that uas good eating 81 rfzhr
bat that - co1l1 never make rs Eifs
selleva - shot that
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-06-09
one FAMILYs FORTrNE.

on the suburbs OF Wichita people IN
one vicinity have watched with great
interest the growth OF a family fortune
Five years ago the family lived IN a tent
and the father made both ends meet BY
gardening. About two years ago the tent
was displaced by q house built OF tarred
paper. Vow there is going up beside it
q neat cottage In another i've years
IL IS a safe bet. a mansion VII displaoe
the cottEage.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-06-09

term OF Doctor which cognomen has
been for many years attached 10 Mr..
Lease by his more intimate friends. IS
sim third special mark OF personality.
and Jet last week OF three different days
letters ard mail matter came 20 him ad-
dressed 20 Chas L Lease. and al Of them
were forwarded from various points in
Lhe country and AL q them were for
some other man.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-06-09

A wichita man says that all the great
buffers he has ever known wear spec
tacles- He says that IN discussion If
is next 20 impossible % get the best OF
a man whose eyes are covered with spec
tacles. His theory Is that when a dis
putant has another man going he sees
II IN the expression Of his eyes His
spectacles cover this and you can never
ten when you have your man or the edge
% the precipice so thar a little shove viii
throw him over.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-06-09
HAD TO ADMIT II.

One day q dramatic critic on a Wich-
tia paper roasted a leg show and said
thar The chorus was made up OF the
homeEest lot II girls who ever broke out
OF New York CITY me manager OF the
company was IL rage, anc with i've
Of the girls called on the editor Of the
paper TO demand -etracti0n- Alter he
had made his speech, he swept his hand
towards the girls and ap2eale1- Here
IS some OF the chorus: look at en- Do
you cal 'em homely7 They were. but
the editor was up against il and he said
meekly: "Of course. they're not" and
wrote the retraction-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-06-09
wICHITA's FUTURE DEPEws

The extended run Of banquets. class
reunions, alumni dinners and 80 forth.
that has been going on the past few
week has demonstrated that wichita has
some latent talent wei defined in the lire
Of after dinner toastS and taking
speeches. Several Of the students dis
played considerable embryonic DePew
and Choate ability
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-06-09

Mss E1lda Beck wh5 tosk IRE favorite
r-zss st I.ezts Acz1cuy, ~as re hesr
dressed graduate 90 re 7ur-s-oe-1e--
exercises ard = Is ed -har So rs1e
aer eva clothes sc- thar oceasa'1- Tat .
a1zr the Tcr1e1 sag. a1a SHAT fhey De-
know about szch tE1lSs. Isl E1E-a
kzcsl-- Wcr1ea ere very ss-ZEzt a1s-t-s
Kiss Buck AS TIE s1vori-e e al q trez
te1.use sire szaes = have 1Eht 4 fer
years u secu-e her el-cz1e-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-06-09

The amount OF drayage on Wichita's
principal streets al this time IS something
beyond belief when II is aggregated The
8Ihe- day a prominent lumber yard OF
shis city ave1s ged for the whole day in
sending out lumber d loaL every six min
ates- Some Of il was for shipment TO ad-
Joining towns.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-06-09

HOW bENNLa WIS NlHN EF-ED.
'-Bennie," said q fond wichita mamma
TO her very small son, where have you
benz
The Young hopeful was so very anxious
10 gather Up kindling wood and Go ether
useful things that apparently he did not
hear her.
Bonnie. I say" the mother repeated.
have you been over 20 the river todly1- %
Bonnie began % take keen interest in
the welfare q the family garaen aud De-
sired 70 ascertain whether any chickens
rad entered IT,
.Bennie." asked The mother WITH a
tore 81 severity. how oid yea SET your
unaershirt on Backward
Then Benaie confessed that nc had
been in swimming.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-06-09
HAs WHITE IEG

Eph Thompson. a eoIored man. living
on North wafer street. near the PARK
street school house. has q leg that IS
a curiosity. Ie is as white almost as
paper. from the knee down, while the
balance Of his body is very black. he
was born that way. and when he was q
baby and went barefooted he was q great
curiosity
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-06-09
- . rR0NT nnoRs

One very pretty and artistic house dec
grafton and architectural finish which
two years ago was almost unknown IN
this city. but Is low very general. Is the
matter q richly cared. rare woods. and
stained glass front doors On many cf
the new residences throughout the city
even nezt. small cottages. the double
front doors or from coumodious porches
are marvels Of art and graceful designs
in tluts. woods. and fancy glass effects.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-06-09
LOWERED ~ TPEFs

Recently the street grade in one portion
IF Aathewso1's addition was 50 changed
That II became necessary for Charles Nc
Coy 70 lower his shade trees he did thiz
1y digging great holes beneath them and
letting them Gown. They are large ma
pies Some o. them since the operation
look all right: others appear sick.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-06-09

der storm and II ran for twenty min
utes- About every three minutes the
piece would make q motion 70 conclude
and then would 20 ahead again with re-
newed vigOr. Cooper fei OF the seat half
way through and tainted
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-06-09

About . year ago ths city co-nr1 g.
cited that ire cottonwood trees q ~
cirv should - renewed and 7rie-al -
1o1e Z was nar 61ue. and asre- an
20. The average Ea1 ttlinks a. much q
rs trees a. 81 does q re ho-se. ard ~
CITY ofctal Hbo ATTEMPTED 90 rsu1vs q
5as.ratls SHADE Tree v91iz - uobrs1 e.
ao11r twenty rl-utes-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-06-09

Al the insurance or plate glass and
mirrors broken BY Mrs Nation in Wichita
has been paid. The loss aggregated about
s51G This IS much more than people gen
orally thought The Insurance companies
h fnsuring glass stlu put IN q proviso
That the policy is void against destruc-
lion by carrie Nation OF her confeder-
areS -
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-06-09
FORGETTING THE BOOM.

The good times in Wichita have can
cened the "reminiscences Of the boom.
long a fond Wichita habit The times
are 50 good ana money is made so rap
idly thai i IS not necessary 70 60 back
70 the days when things were humping.
The biggest kicker in town Is the fellow
who didn't buy i've years ago when
things were Al bedrock
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-06-09
IFFr HAND DISCOVERED.

Ben Cushmaa has discovered that he
g left handed lie has been playing golf
Tor months and has not been making
much Of q success at II until last week.
BI0a Hun suggested 70 him % try whack-
ing the kali with his left hand swipe.
Re tried Il. found that Il was bis natural
stroke ard is now q crackeriack.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-06-09
THEY HAVE TIME THEN.

Nearly all the suicides which occur IN
Wichita take place OF Sunday. No one
has ever been able 70 offer the least ex-
PLANTATION Tor this. although it is com
monty discussed One man said yester-
day: That's the only day they have
time"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-06-09
- - -

wat Ezs a. least 8. uuEsuai euszct-
ard izirLziz Occurred las- seek T. A.
Gas. Z Lease q t1s Eoez Islan- org
store Tie zaue 60 Lease : VeTF e1corz-
-o1 a-1 O. I. - initials - tAar Hzzrs
gives = a15ss azEsvs1-44l-r 4-1 t1s- -1s
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-06-09
MISS MATHIS WE'LL AGAIN.

Miss Marie Mathis who was confined
in a sanitariun in Oklahoma Is out again
and she has written TO Mrs J. n
Knapp Of this city saying that her men
tai disorder. the result Of the grip has
been completely cured Miss Mathis was
a bright woman and her Wichita friends
viii be glad 70 learn that her troubles
were only temporary.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-06-09
PROFESSOR HALLECK n TEXAS.

Professor Haleck. formerly superinten-
dent ~ the city schools OF wichita, IS
now At Beaumont. Texas, taking part in
the OH excitement From Wichita Prof
H4uecz went q Oklahoma ard thence
e. Texas. BE was In the Galveston food
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-06-09

AIrs. Garter has q piaa which she
THINKS woal1 help the Chldren.s Home
sIrs. Carter has q telephone il her roon
him drop a penny Il the BOX for the ben
edt Il the Chudren's Home. Her idea IS
that II every telephone subscriber il the
citv would 90 the same thing the fund
night BE- raised f1r that Institution
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-06-09

1r and Mrs. Harry Lyle. formerly Of
wichita now I've IN the Baltimore no.
tel Kansas City one Of the finest hos
telries in rhe west M. Lytle has charge
Of the books II the establishment, which
Is managed 5y Mr.. Dean. who formerly
managed the Metropole here.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-06-09
CHS BAsELY- " -LrzoN.

Charley Bssely is now in the army IN
the Philippines Years ag9 ne was one
OF the liveiiest little fellows in the city;
then he went away, and no one heard
IF him for years unrtl On old friend re-
ceived a letter recently from hin He is
doilg vel.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-06-09

siessrs- Fred A. HlnEter. Ralph SsiL-
srizadsr. Fritz Lewis. seidsn Hayes. nl-
amaad Mitchell Cnar.ss HazuEtcz. ara
Frs1k Garaett-
Jadge saieids returuet fro1u yyasai1z-
tor. where he secared frr-a th1 presiae,sr
a postpsnemeat of the execution az j.
c. Adams. the man wha shot CoueA az
OSlahoua Cify.
The burglars who were operating ia
those DAYS PAID q visls % the neass 90
Hale Cowley So North alain street
Il VAS a. thls period ~ fhr tavas hEs-
tory that a peek wrote 60 che EaEie a
a.me. NOT Intentionally fanrv. blr
waich went au over the csuutry It ta-
pietea a visit q tAs Basic o.zce ara
started oct Somewhat lke tais- "a cs.i.d
apaa the e1itor. q a. So Was q booa.
But Sc was oat an1 VAS tail D. woa.l
retara fan soca.
Tie sraLaasas of tie Lswis Academy
that year were Alura Doase. Charlss
b. NcCreery wn. ID McCrccry. FRANK
II. Camel. Allrsares Dson- Lea2 Bissarta.
Pesgv Foster T. Diamond Nitcneii.
slaaae Ensltsl. Gertru1e A. 1Ioore 2farg
A. Barwise. Gertr7sde A. 1aci-sau. sell.l
T. Haynes. Slrzh ~. Foster. Eleie y.
walker. Fred ". Lewis Aadrev ?. Fos-
ter and Dean Fos1er.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-06-09
HOW LIE cor II

Charles Fuller is having his reward for
patience Several years ago he began
saving tobacco TAGS. The principal prize
was music box. 70 secure which It was
necessary 70 save 5.035 rags from chewing
tobacco He reached the 500 mark, sent
ln the tags and secured the music box.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-06-09

TIE Bees have come sack TO begin oper-
ations in The Bryan Bros candy factory.
There are r7ro or th-ee Millions OF them
burning around among the candies. The
chances are that RE tvyo hives which
were caught OF Douglas avenue The other
day we're hunting the candy factory.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-06-09
MIST Toe TIE ,rARK.

There Is an epidemic OF paint on the
business buildings on Douglas avenue be-
tween Market and Main streets It be
gan about & year ago. halted, hesitated
and died our but came again. until now
two or three hangers-back win have 20
toe the mark and paint ID.
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IN a Wichita hospital recently q nttle
slns haad was taken of By the sur
geons as result OF a snake bite. The
hand had swollen badly and gangrene had
ST fl. and the only thing the physician
could do was 70 cut It Of