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The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-01-22
FAVORABLE ON"BUGOLOGY" BILL,
inquiry aa I" Whether Telegraph and
sleeping Gar Companies Have Made
Proper Returns for Taxation
The State, Jan. IS.1

A very amusing incident occurred
in the reading of tho committee re-
port on MIR. Sheppard's bill to create
q State board entomology. The read
ing clcrk, Mr.. Stewart, fell down once
on tho pronunciation of the word
"cntomology," but knowing tho gen
oral purport Of tho bill, he announced
that it was bill on "bugology," and
tho senate, as II body, enjoyed
hearty laugh.
INFORMATION IS COMING
On yesterday, on motion of Mr..
Graydon, the senate adopted reso
Luton calling on the attorney gen.
er"l for information rs to the en-
forcement Of tho law in regard to tho
fertilizer trust. Mr.. Sheppard au~
nounced that he had been requested
to state that tho information desired
will bo found IN tho forthcoming re.
port of tho attorney general, which
will be placed on the desks of the
members III fow days.
SENT TO THE HOUSE.
Tho following bills passed. their
third reading and were sent to the
house.
Mr.. Grnbcr's bill declaring the
constructi' TO be placed upon certain
acts amer ling former acts.
Mr.. S.,eppards apportionment bill.
Mr.. Gruber's bill to ratify the
amendment to tho constitution pro.
viding for tho condemnation and
assessment of lands for drainage pur-
posca.
Mr.. Thomas resolution, which
originated it, tho house, providing
for insuring the property of the
South Carolina college, passed its
third roading in tho senate.
The following are the new bills in
| ,roduccd:
by Mr.. Donnis--To amend SOC.
tion 1887 OF tho general statutes re-
lating to damages caused by defec-
tive highways, causoways or bridges.
BY Mr. Barnwoll, by request-To
amend tho act proving for renewing
tho charters Of ferries.
BY Mr.. Henderson - To declare the
legal status Of shares of stock in
manufacturing corporations for the
purpose Of taxation thereof. Also a
bill to provide uniform ity and equal
lty in tho assessment Of property re-
turnable for taxations engaged in
teAtile industries.
Mr. Livingston offered the follow.
ing resolution:
"ltesolvod, that the comptroller
general bo and is hereby requesttoia.
to report to tho senate at the earliest
practicable day whether or not the
provisions of an act to provide for the
taxation of telegraph, telephone,
palace car, sleeping car, drawing
room car, express and fast freight
joint stock associations, companies,
partnerships and corporations, trans
acting business in the State Of South
Carolina, approved February Is,
1898, have boen complied with by
persons affected thereby; what COM
panies. associations and corporations
have made the returns required by
| said acts and whether or not such
returns are in compliance with the
terms Of the said law; the aggres
crate value assessed against each of
said companies, association and corA
porations, and the amount against
each in this State, and any other in.
formation he may be able to give tie
senate in reference to the execution
| Of said act"
The resolution was adopted.
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The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-01-22

The general interest in tho Booker
Y. Washington series of autobio
graphical articles called Cup From
Slavery" now being published in
The Outlook, is constantly on tho in
crease. The instaIrnent contained
in tho January Magazine Number Of
The Outlook tells some extremely
significant az we'll rs amusing stories
Of the dlIlcultios encountered at
Tnskegce in inducing tho ambitious
colorod students to tnrn their atten-
ton to industrial subjects. The ar
tlcle has many illustrations. (S3 a
year. The Outlook Company, 2S7
Fonrth Avenue, NoH York;
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-22
20 rs.

The third quarterly conference OF Al,
bury NJ. H. Church will bs held this even-
ing
Frank Kill yesterday was fined IS and
costs FOR disorderly conduct.
Several rev members were taken into
WinOna Council Jr, .. l.. A. M. last
evening. +.
A special service will bs held In st.
Paul's N. i. Church this evening for the
promotion OF holiness. :,
The annun doll sale of tho Junior Board
OF The Homeopathic Hospital will 10 held
in the New Century Club building to
day .
Tic executive committee OF The Amsrt
con Packers Association met at tho Clay
ton House yesterday and discussed routine
matiors
new time card goes iu;o effect on the
Delaware railroad on Monday nex'. N
change in the leaving or arriving time in
this city is made.
Tho Brandywns Library Association
viii held Its soc md annual hall in Turn
Hall this evening The ball givon Lass
year was II success IN every way. -.
This evening he brandy wine Fire Com
rany will M et at Vhndever avsnne and
LaMott sire d I. IN the rooms OF the Brun
swick Tite and Drum Corps.
James THit was arrested yesterday by
Patrolmsn Flynn and Massey on suspicion
OF having stolen u coat aud two pairs OF
shoes from Edward Jacobs.
The Jr. o L. A. NJ. M.Quartette, compose
ed OF Eugene start. Elmer T., l,ensont
William b. johnson and Henry A. Weii
will hereafter bo. known as Winona QuAx
ta.te.
A charter was secured from Dover yes.
,orday for tho Independence Fire Com.
pauy in the Ninth ward. This ia the com
pany Of which fraucls> Bradley 10 tha
President.
Carpenters are placing doors on tho
Rockford water tower aud today ID will
be locked un,ll such time as City Council
may decide to allow It TO DO uoed for an
observatory. ~
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-22
'LYNN& WHITE
INDICTED.
Eleven Counts in the ID.
dictment Against Lynn
and One Against
White.

The grand jury this afternoon rs.
turned true bills against John
Lynn, president Of the Levy Court
and ex.Commissioher Harry Nj
White. for obtaining mouey under
false pretenses. q j,
There were II count. agaiust
John Lynn. 10 tor obtaining sums
OF money aggregating over 5000
under false pretenses and one for
larceny.
There was but one count against
White. that OF obtaining 81. IS un.
der efalse preteuses The amount
OF the order drawn in this case was
$62. Is, showing that the small bill
Of $3.50 had been paid 10 some per~,
pom and the rest appropriated, 1t
Is alleged, to his own use. The
indictments were typs written aud
cobtained the names OF the wit.
nesses in each and how the money
had been drawn from the County
Treasury. ..
The return Of the grand jury was
not a surprise to any body az At.
torney-Gcneral Ward was absent
from the court all morning and is
was not hard to suppose where ho
was and what he was about. Three
true bills for larceny were returned
against David Cunningham. A.
true bill was returned against
Richard C0vcrdale for breaking
and entering the house OF Thomaa
Kennev at Porters. The grand
jury was discharged until Mon.
day morning clock, December g I
Lynn and Whites trials have
been set lor Monday.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-22
THOMPSON
RE-ARRAlGNBD.
Charged With Improper
Actions Toward Bertha
Mcdonald.

Walter Il. Thompson. q druggist
was arranged in General Sessions
Court yesterday afternoon on the
charge Of having improper actions to.
ward Bertha A. Mcdonald, aged s
years.
Mr.. Thompson was represented by
William +! Kurtz, and he and his
wife and little boy occupied seats in.
side the bar of the court.
The Mcdonald girl was placed on
the stand and told her story OF the al.
legged misconduct.
At the session Of the court this
morning, the little girl was again
placed on the stand and asked many
1ues tions by Mr.. Kurtz. She was
followed by her mother whose answers
TO Mr.. kurtz disclosed the following;
Bertha Lad been sent to the drug
store by her Uncle John to buy a
stamp aud envelope and she was gone
for nearly an hour.
when she returned she was ques-
toned 10y her mother as to where she
had been and she replied that she
would tell after awhile.
That evening she told her mother
that Thompson had delaiued her at
his store aud had put his hand under
her clothes
Mrs. Mcdonald aud her husband
took Bertha down to the store and
asked Thompson il what she said was
true. lie neither affirmed or denied.
Mr.. Mcdonald took the stand and said
he had asked Thompson what motive
he had in doing what he did to the
lltli, girl, and lie replied that he
often gave children candy.
Thompson then sat down on the
CHAIR and showed how he took the
child ON his lap. A customer coming
in Interrupted the conversation and
alter that Thompson had his wife to
come INTO the store and then Bertha
told her story again. Mr.. 'McDonald
was positive that no denial of charge
had been made by Thompson.
The state here rested and Mr..
Kurt asked that the court Instruct
the jury to bring in a verdict OF not
guilty.
lie produced the law under which
his client had been indicted and show
ed that the State had not proved the
material allegation in the indIct-
mcnt.
The court could not see it this way
SO Mr.. kurtz addressed the jury and
put several witnesses on the stand to
prove Thompson IS lnnccenco.
The case was still on when court
took recess.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-22
{,u,,tIy nlarv.sa

Uhsitsr Pa, Nov. ~. --It has just leak
Cd out thst William +. Gousrt. OF vii
nlngtou and Miss Lille Kepoer daughter
Of Councilman ]. G. Kepnsr were mar
riad In Wilmington on Octobsr 19. The
impression WAS that tho marriage was
to take place in the spring Of 1909. The
Rev. +. Burgstte Short. Of Wilmington
performed the ceremony. Mr.. Gouert ie
employed % book keeper ut the Diamond
State Pearl Button Manufacturing Com
pany, In Wilmington. The bride is
member Of the Second prcsby serlan
church. and since hor mothers death has
conducted the household duties OF her
fathers house. Mr. and Mrs. Gonert will
reside here until spring.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-22
Onre Kitten, Twice Shy,

The Old PhiIosopher~We are all
liable to error. but the wise man
never makes the same mistake twicA1
The Novice What about second
marriages. then?
The oih PhiIosopher--'rhat Ia NOT
the same mislake--t is generally an.
other mistake. Ally Soper.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-22

Mr.. W. f. Frank, the popular
grocer at No 500 King street. who
has been on a cunning trip to Mil.
ton and Ellandale. Del. returned
today with 2l birds aud 6 rabbits.
He reports t hat there Is lots Of
game OF the peninsula.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-22
Court Calander Changed. V

On account OF a press OF busi-
ness General Session Court will
not end this week and will inter-
fere with the calendar Of superior
court, which was to go into
effect next Monday. Accordingly
the calendar will be moved up
one week, and then Cases coming
ON the first Friday will be heard
OIL Thursday as tlat was dropped
in the calendar OH account ot
Thanksgiving falling on that day.
MlTCHEl.l.-lm this city on November 2lst,
1901, Thomas Mitchc !, aged 8! year,
Relatives, friends AMI the members oil
Lafayette Lodge. No. ~. A. f. a. NJ Hope
meut, No. g. l. q. . f.. hnd Excelsior l.odse.
No. T. X. of p. are respectfully invited to at
tend the funeral service at his late rrsldonce
no. llO5 Madison street. OH Wetnesl after,
noon, November eth at 3 o clock lnterment
at Wilmington and Brandywne cemetery. +
.IONEo--At his home near ST. Georges IN
November 18th, 1901, Joseph A. Jones. hus'
band OF Laura J. jones. iu his o5sh year,
the funeral from his late residence. on Sunday
November cath. Meet Al tho house l.U p. IN,
services at tho hois. lntsrmrut ~ ~.
GEORGES cemetery. Carriu gas Will meet he
trolley car due in Delawa,e City 10 ocloc@
Il. M.
WATMOUGH-in this city on Nov. 70. lW',
VIM. Wat mough, aged Il years
Relatives and fr.cnds are invited to attend
the funern. SERVICE, at his late residence .3l9
West 18th street on Friday afternoon. Nov.
I'D nt I ,ctook lnterment at Mt. Salem
cemetery.
EGG E.s-In thisoity IN Nov. 49, 1901, Annie
Egguer, aged 10 wears.
Relatives and friends ore invited to attend
the funeral from the residence OF her son.
Lewis H. Eggner. >. W, Corner Poach ant
tlaymo streets. south Wilmiu Gton. on Fri
day afternoon at O'Clock. Services ri the
house lntormcnt at Nshury cemetery.
BECK ETT-Suddcnlv on the 18th inst I.
Charles j. r.. Beckett. ag.a ~ years.
Relative, and Ir'en.s Of the family. also
Oriental Lodge. NO. 49, X. of :, Wi ming
ION Lodge, No. |, A. o. U. w. kcokuk Tribe.
No g. /, o. II, NJ. and Uniform .Eanks Of
the nights of Pytha-, are respectfully IN.
vltel oiktcnd tho f,,ne' nj fr",h his late
residenrrc southwest corner seventh nnl
'hipley streets. IN friday aft rno"n, Nov.
2!nd. 1901 AT : ncoch. lntorment ut lH'"r.
view cemetery
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-22

Works Both Ways,

Roozely The worst of water drinR
ing is that II never makes you jolly
does 1t, now? I
Teapot-Prrha not: but II IL
doesn't make n man laugh, neither
does II make his wife cry.--Ally
Sloper. =,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-22
Making No Useless Exertion,

smooth Stranger pardon fod
troubling you, sir, but may ! ask il
you are carrying all the life insurance
you want?
Fvrddy tlanguidly TO yaleD wiz
liams. am cawwying all the life ip4
suwancc ] want?--t thieagO Tribune.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-22
Judging from Appearances,

The New Woman In me, sir, be.
hold self-madc woman.
The Old Man That Is certainlN
commendab BILE. How long have you
been dressma aker?--Chicago Daily
News. - =
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-22

A. p. Beecher and family will
attend the funeral Of Mrs. Beech
er's father tomorrow at Princeton.
Captain j. J. Hawke was one OF
the best known q. A. n. men in
the country.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-22

Messrs. Robert Benson, Robert Blak.
ley, Frank Bradley snd Frederick Weller
returned last svsnius from u successful
cunning trip to Seaford. Del. The report
that 1t was too dry for game Is not true o.
they saw dozens In the xams bags OF 9th.
or yuuuSrs
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-22
NiRht Sounds,

lle--Do you hear the rustic OF tht
leaves? =
She-Yes; and isn't it strange thst
when we can hear so distinctly that
we can't hear the bark OF the treel-.
Harlem Life.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-22
Good Authority.

Hopkins-OId Brown Is going ia
marry off one Of his daughters pretty
soon.
Popkins-How do you know? '
Hopkins-'rhe gas meter man told
me,--Judge. .-.---..
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-22
Ao....r Supper to b. oivsa !.

Another Supper to bs Given.
The turkey supper given In che Fi:st
NJ. r. Church last evening was &c !
SUCCESS. A large number Of persons were
unable to get their supper aud 10 order "a
accommodate these aud others who may %.
airs to como another turkey supper Will
be given on Saturday evening. FIRST "a
bic at 3 o'clock.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-22
Matinee Seasons.

Laura-l'm going to ask that girl ID
front of us to take of her hat.
Clara-Oh, wait until the second acts
want to see just how 1t is trimmed.-s
Detroit Free Press. 4
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-22

DR.. A. Lowber left this morning on
tho 8. l3 train for Laurel whore . case Of
smallpox was reported to him last even
ing BY telegraph, The case IL satd to have
been contracted BY lady visiting. from
Philadelphia he also reports that their 10
one case Of smallpox o. Camden;
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-22
Equal to the Occasion,

Gladys-There, now, mamma's gon0
to the matinee, and has forgotten hee
poke book.
Frank - Don't You worry about
mamma. She'll unlock the box Office
with q hairpin.--N Y. Times. =
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-22
Foot iiall.

The Brandywine foot ball team will
plny the strong Kennct square team at
RlyrryieW grounds tomorrow afternoon.
Jnekeunct team is composed o! eXcu!ltk'
PLAYERS and have leon scored on VI
ono in Two years nuh 10 G. eui ca WIN
victory over tho strong West Chester A
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-22
Senaihle Thin1 tn m,

"When your teacher wants to get &
train of thought into your mind, what
does she do Willie?" .,'
"Why. sometimes she tries to switck
1t in."--fonkers statesman.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-22

Osr-A HORSE BLANKET WITH hEo
IL stripes in going from 9th and KING to IA
aud King. thence 10 ~ Market street: Please
return 70 "U7 Market s rect MI ~
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-22

Pasuuale Gianuone. Pasqualo Marano
aud EHpEael Select were granted ln"l
uAturnization paners In tho Superior
Couri yesterday. The first two were MN
ur5 when they came TO ms country.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-22
1t Takes Less Than a
Minute to Read This

1itte I'D but it means considerable saw.
wing to the buyer who wants better y
Gthan usual Footwear for less than !,
Tusual money.
v You will soc what we mean \
Lby his when you examine the ktyls Y
Eand make up OF our shoes the little Y
tprices we mako on thom and their su. |,
nperiOrity over the usual job lotkind Of
,siootwear. Isit foot wear Of any kind:
y Shoes for little or big, young or old. ii !
y 50 you VIII find at our store shoes that
ware built for good honest wear and
Nprices that will lessen your shoe bills
v Here boa calf shoe for men, q good
y one too. glless the price. you would 4
y say 81, AMI be about right, this special
" lot, el.J0 while they last.
Y Mems heavy Extension Sole Shoes
y seal calf and Velour calf aud patent \
v back stay for Sl.97 as good for wear r
y and style rs half Of the shoes for e2.25.
" A tube full Of shoes at 80c. a pair. Y
A few for ladies' the rest childrsns,
! sizes from 9's down, shop worn. OF
y course. for We nre losing a dollar u r
y pair on some. y
II Ladies Fine Dress Shoes. sos. !.
v A better than usual g. 80 Shoes,
Y white kid lined noHest style toe, I
" mostly G last, q few d, button ami
= lace. "
v Velvet Calf Shoes Tor Oiris.
N The finest lot of winter shoes, heavy, Y
" vet neat. the sizes IL to-, p7c., vaiue :,
v $l.25. n
y Two bargain lots Of shoes for boys.
~ Seal calf, the ideal winter shoe. II "A,
= we'll worth &2 20, and u new shoe al
y Sl,!}, y very good 81. 80 value. \
y Mou's Enamel Shoes. heavy extsh !,
\ sion .olo patent baokstay. rope edge. h
Y Just u chance lot tl.97, usual s2o5
" quality.
y Special Coupons with Every pur. !
y chase =
: Forman's, :
y The Money Saving Shoe House, !
\ No. 10 East Fourth st. I
= Il tween Market and King sts. !
= same side Jus, Below Sharp tS Cos stor $. I
- 3s3I33ss53ss3 333s3s5s3eF
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-22

Inc the emometer at W, {. Taylcr's
Arus s'oro 'i'a King etroot, to day rcgist r
cd IA follows:
CLOCK IL oclock o'clock
y! 81 A
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-22

,: stock; the styles
Dus'he'S are new and popu
lar; the prices are
moderate and low for the quail
tiles and men are finding out
that Mullins Clothing costs
really less money because it
looks better and wears longer.
We have splendid values In
Suits or Cvercoats at $40. SI2
and SIS, We have them as
low as S., We have Suits a;
SIS and $40; Overcoats up to
$50. Don't bay until you see
what we can do tor you and
then don't bay ours unless
you think we are giving you
as much TOR the money as
you eau get anywhere. New
styles are coming every day
to Fl up broken sizes and lots.
Open Tuesday and Saturday
nights.
JAS 7. MULLIN 4 SONS
9th and Market, Wilmington.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-22

'o to aiiliers No, stall in the Second
street. market mouse tor good roast or
steak -
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-22

Messrs. Blaksly. Frizzle, Weber
and Benson returned home ysstsr.
day from a cunning trip down the
State. They had excellent luck.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-22
Our Undiscovered Eau'ts

"a, hev George l.. Wolfe. pastor NJ
tne ,n fLrst NJ. Z. Church, will preach in
lho emu en- this evening on Our I'nlis
covered tnults' Everybody Welcome.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-22

: Never sold as many
8 Ovcrcoat- rs we're SELL
Z ing now! Never had 50
: many, the long box coats
8 arc very fashionable,
5 though we're selling some
8 of the shorter length.
8 Dresses Oycrcoat- s., SG,
8 81 and $50. Fine over
& coats IS. $40, $l2 and
E $1,000.
E We show more styles
8 of Russian Overcoal- for
8 Little Boys - too years
E than is seen anywhere
E else. beauties in reds,
E green's, blues. oxtords
8 and royal blues $3.50 to
E s.. Long Ovcrcoats with
E slaShcd pockets and cuffs
E (just like the Mems for
z boys 6 to Is years from
E $3.50 up.
z Everything besides to
{ keep you comfortable
Z during the cold weather,
: it will pay You to buy
s now while the stocks are
: large and before the
Z Christmas rush. Sweat
Z crs and knit Jackets 81
: to s2.I)---.Ier-rv Coats
Z 1925 to $l-tnderwear
Z in fleece. natural wool
: and red flannel so cents
Z to s1.5O-Bluc flannel
3 shirts in single or double
Z breasted IS cents to 81
z Gloves in wool and skin
: 25 cents to s1. .5O-lIcavy
Z Caps in cloth, corduroy
Z and plush % cents to 81
: Hose and Stockings in
: cotton and wool 10 cents
: to so ccnts--MufHers so
Z cents to s2-Night Shirts
: in French Flanncls and
5 dOmcts 80 cents to 81.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-22

NOTICE GENTS FINE CLOTHING
~ male to order by reliable merchant tai
lor on smal weekly or monthly payments
Address f'ost oitiae, kvx 1877. city a3l2m
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-22
FOR RENT.

L OR RENT TN At LARGE TWO STORY
j bui ding No 7v5 W stii street. suitable
for almost any kini OF business: ii 40 one s,a
bic. Apply to dame, l.. Sutton. lU1J West
Eighth street. a3l eodtf
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-22

NR. pEHARDrS ZEN NYKOYAL Pills
- The only genuine pennyroyal pills; Vt
druggists or by mail 81 w Ohice 2V9 N, Ninth
street. Phila
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-22
AN OTHER.
BIG
SATURDAY
SALE
Boys
0TH|NG

Big bargains secured by us
this weck-wc'll give our Gus
toners the benefit Of same.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-22

Great
Business
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-22

"a "Hlh hk!p trtHinhGD 70 -
W t,ls, restaurants mud private ianl,N
,'.i GftMotir.. Apwy hiN1!m!n.tua i.i,t
,,,,, ,rr,, ~, Ii, i,l,.y ,,r,..L M, Il
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-22

WANrAr--HERM CIR WISHES
W situation Tor homework Apply lA7
Peuch street. niU.S'
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-22

We arc doing a
gre at clothing
trade this season
We have t Il c
stock; the styles
are new and popu
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-20
DR.. J.W. Shuts
Specialist

N Medical. Surgi-
cal and Electrical
trea1De Dt O. al
Chronic. Nervous.
skin and private
cis cas- es, male I'D
female Cmce. 80
North Nan street
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-20
q. w. c. JONES
0STEOPATHIc PHYSICIANS

70 eur RiIiS T II OiCsHNO
Directory of Graduates Of Reputable
Schools OF Csteopathy.
DR.. BERTHE BRISCOE.
Rooms s0l-s0a Sedgwiosz block. once
hours, 9 to p and to g. Closed after
noon Monday. Wednesday and rriday.
DR.. G. o. SHOEMAKER.
The Plaza. 24s North Lawrence ave
nue., on Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
Z. s. MILFORD. d. O.. n. d.
Suite = scheetz building. phone s9i-Z
Residence 525 St Francis. phone ssi-2
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-20

SPECIAL SALE-For the next sixty
DAYS we will make great reduction il
prices on Studebaker and other makes
of bugsies. surrys bike. road and farm
wagons. Baker Implement CO.. 30 ard
2l2 w Douglas. 43-tf
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-20
cLAI8voYANT.

FOR STORAGE, see J. Ed Petrie. 10 ".
Douglas. l-tt
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-20

. acres, = block from FairIpount car
lue. blocks north Of Douglas. south
and east front: hedge. fruit and shade
trees. Price 500. can room S02, Scdg-
wick building. 6l-tf