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New-York tribune., 1901-01-21
wrnNEsnAY- IANTARY 2a.
SHIPPING NEWS.

PORT OF, NEW -YoRK-sUNDAY. JANUARY % 1901
ARRIVED.
Steamer Toronto (Bp. Cox Hull January 49, with mdse
cabin TO Sanderson a son arrived at
the Bar 1910
supposedl Genesee tiBr tank, Scott. Shields
January wi mdse Pm Ruprecht.
Steamer American Dutch Buz. Rotterdam January
ballast 9 RaRdebrock. arrived Al the Bar
D 18Th.
Paulac January mdse the Compagnle Generate
Transatantque Arrived the Bar 80 m 18th
Steamer Tallahassee. Askns. Savannah January Il
wi passengers the Ocean
Steamer Hamilton. Boaz. Norfolk Newport News
New-York tribune., 1901-01-21
PNEUMATIC MAIL SERVICE BLockrD.

The pneumatic tube service for mail destined 10
branch stations D, at No. 35 Third-ave. and H at
Lexington-ave. and FOrty-fOurth-st. was disabled
on Saturday afternoon by accident that the
Postofhce officials say they know nothing of Soon
after O'Clock noise like explosion was heard
IN the Postofhce. From that hour employees in the
transportation ONCE say tube traffic was COM
pletely suspended. The big Saturday afternoon
mail was held up and all mail for the two stations
was carried from the main office to the branches
sn mail wagons.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-21
C04L FOR THE PHILIPPINES.
FREIcHT RATE. FROM NORFOLK THREE TIMES
ITS FIRST COST

NoIIolk va Jan. 20 (SpeciaD--A collier feet
sailed through the Capes this evening hound from
this port 10 several ports. The feet is composed
OF British ships bound for British coaIing stations
and loaded with Virginia coal The Austrian steam
snip Alberta also cleared with a heavy cargo Of
$500 tons for the American feet in the PHILIPPINES
On this cauyo It is noticeable that The freia,,
charges Wiu be about three times the value of rhe
cargo at the piers, or more than Sll ton.
The torpedo boat Ericsson has been taken ON NJ
orydock at the Navy Yard and is now oniy
awaiting the arrival OF the Porter. a sister shit,
before she goes south 10 Join the North Atlanfic
squadron on the Florida coast. The little boa /
struck the bottom of the Delaware and Chesapea h,
canal coming from New-York recently seriously
.nJuring her propeller.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-21
NEW-YORK CITY.

The Galilee Mission, Free Reading Room and
Boys Club of Calvary Parish as well as the Cali
lee Restaurant and Olive Tree Inn, at No 3Ss 10
S46 East Twenty-third-st. will be open to the public
this afternoon from O'Clock until g. No cards OF
admission required
New-York tribune., 1901-01-21
TUESDAY. JANUARY %.
WEDNESDAY. JANUARY
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

TO-DAY.
Vessel For Line. Mails ciose. NesSet 800 S't A. =
Pretoria Bermuda. Quebec ''oo /" 90 :, -
TIa milton Norfolk. Old Dominion "''P 4 III
TUESDAY, JANUARY y
tr.r,t Am ... 500 a m II 90 a
couinpla' .NipIeS; .n, y n - $3.50 a m 90 a
Advance Coon, ai.Sii,9 a- Ii,ySe 800 p IN
aud. New-Orleans Morgan 1900. - - -
Jenerson Norfolk old Dominion .-'' 80 :"
Liverpool, L@yiand-
WEDNESDAY. JANUARY %
-, ..t. ,i,ar-,oI White STAR. a m 1900 m
iilJssl!S ned star. $50 a m 1900
I,dnt sr,h prizJ Hooh. ......... .l200 300
iiupeL' , ->pltn iraa,,a .... 930 a m 1900 m
Ih nuuLt ~, t-,-rsso Y & cuba l2:BO IN
i,-.ai S.aI,as,Hr MALLORY. .-.........- 800
arra Norfolk Old Dominion. 300
New-York tribune., 1901-01-21
HONE NEWS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
REORGANIZATION Dudley Rider Of London.
FIFTH ANENU E-J. A. Drake. of Corning, y. Y.
NTCTORIA-Lieutenant George f. Gibson. L. s. A.
WALDORF-Perkins Guild, of Edinburgh.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-21
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATI-RE AI.MANAc

IMMATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise 7-21 Sunset 5:o3 Moon m 639 Moons age
HIGH WATER.
AM-Ssndy Coy. Island 500 Hon cat. 1o.oo
P.M-Sandy Hook Sis Gov. Hell (;afe i0.99
New-York tribune., 1901-01-21

January 10. with mdse and Domin-
ion IS Co.
Steamer l. Aquitaine CFrl Simon. Havre January r.
with mdse Hl cabin and 4S seerage passengers
Compagne Generate Transatantique Arrived at the Bar
$50
fresh clear.
SAILED.
Steamer Bremerhayen CDutch). Antwerp: Avona
(Nor, from Boston, Philadelphia: Farquhar 6I{r
Cape Town. Algoa Bay. etc; Benefactor. Philadelphia
Boston city tBD. Bristol; Tyran (F}r). Auiboy
Guyandotte Norfolk and Newport News Waccamaw
Georgetown, G; Nillamsport, with barge; Lancaster
with barge; prohaby) Bremerhaven Dutch, Antwerp
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMSHIPS
FOREIGN PORTS.
Queenstown, Ian 20. lO:4O a m-sailed, steamer Eft
tBr. Mckay. from Liverpool for New-York.
Queenstown Jan a. 2:lS p m-Arrived. steamer Servia
(rD stephens, NewHork for Liverpool and proceeded
Liverpool, l9-ATrived. steamers Nomadc (Rr
Thomas NewY York; Philadelphian (Brl. Mckinney
York.
Lizard Jan 2OPassed. steamer Prnz Regent InitpoId
(Gerl. NeW-YOrk Bremen.
Gibraltar. Jan 2o-Passed steamer Aller Ger. VIII
hemi Genoa and Naples for New-YOrk.
Bermuda, Jan 2o-Arrived steamer Ctta d. Palermo
Bruno. I-icaa and Messina for New-York Gor a
supply bunker coaD.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-21
Amusemenis.

METROPOLITAN OPERA HOT Sc.
GRAND OPERA SEASON I9oo-1oOI'
nd the OF Mr.. Maurice tsruu.
To night al S:I5-LA BOHEME Italian). Mines
Nelba ana Scheff NM Saleza, Gilbert, Journet and
s'ampanari. Conductor. Mancnelt
We'd ~ <. Jan. %. at S-DON GIOVANNI dn ltai-
ian, Mines Nordica. SChe6 and Gadskt; NM I'D. de
Reszke SaIignac Journet ard Scotti Conductor Man
Fri Ev.g Jan % at S-TRISTAN IND ISOLDE
Din C;erulani Mines Ternina and Schumann- Heink; NM
Ian and ET de Reszke, Muhmann and Bispham- Con
ductor Damrosch
SAT AT Jan 26 at 2-TANNHAUSEH Tin German.
Mines Cadskl Olttzka and NOrdica, NM Van pyck,
MA and Conductor, DamrOsCh
sat Fy'g al S-At Popular Prices-Mt.fAS-
TOEF,I.F dn Italian Marguerite Macintyre and
ICuIse Homer: CremOnin and Plancon- Conductor
ManCiuelli
New-York tribune., 1901-01-21
Sale of Flannelette Wrappers.
Automobile Coats.

all lined and shape finished value $500
cost
New-York tribune., 1901-01-21

Hamilton >o''TlH1 TI,r.sDAY. JANUARY %
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-10-29
TO
WAS THE SCORE AGAINST FAIR
MOUNT TEAM.
Bethany College Surprised by Such a
Strong Team.

Bethany college football team defeated
the team from Fairnount yesterday by 6
score Of . 70 o. The game was played al
LirEborg. Kansas The Bethany team
haa AN average Of twenty pounds over
the men from Paramount. but the tigers
from the college on the hill showed their
opponents that they knew how 70 play
football and during the entire game
made things very interesting fer Beth
any. Il was n great game. the only
scores beinE made during the first ten
minutes of the same. Paramount was in
the game from start 70 dnish, both in
team work and IN individual playing.
They We're there ia the line with q good
strong push In The offensive playing and
they stood like stone wau. when
Bethany went up against them. They
broke M interference and tackled their
men with vim that was good 10 see
The longest run during the whole game
was 81 fifteen yards IL was clean.
scientific battle ana thsre was no wrang-
linS oy either side. Fairsuornt outpunt-
ID their arrivals and taken altogether. Il
YVES the hes1 game l'airmonut ever
played ard coutcE after taelr victory az
Sterling Satlrdag. shows that Fair
mount has ga unusually strong team.
President SWensen. OF Bethany. al the
close Of the gane. said thar the Beth
anytes were greatly surprised at the bat
tie FairmoUnt pat Up.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-10-29

Hoyt made yards round left end and
again round right end for yards. Ha-
worth crossbucked for 10 yards on tack
les right formation. Binford cross
buclzed on tackles left for yards. Hoyt
added yards round left end and Scott
made 8 yards round right end.
Charles made yards round left end.
Hoyt went round left end for yards and
Hayworth hits the ground for yards.
IIoyt advances to 1-yard line and again
tries left end, but loses yards.
Tackles are called back and Haworth
regains yards OF lost ground and Hoyt
hits the center for a touchdown.
Charles missed goal just as time was
called on first half.
Friends, .; high school, O.
Second half: Binford of Friends kicks
OF across goal line, making touchback.
The bail was taken to 25-yard line and
high school kicked of to Scott on Friends
S5-yard line, who advanced yards with
the ball. Hoyt made 3 yards and Scott
yards round right end. Charles ad-
ded 8 yards more on left end and Thomp-
son Is yards on right end. HIyt round
left end and again round right for no
gain. Charles made yards round left
end, when Friends lost the ball to high
school on downs.
Sternberg made 80 yards round right
end. Barnes tries left end but loses !
yards. Sternberg tried right end but
fumbied the ball. He regained It but lost
I yards. Barnes punted for 40 yards,
the bail going out of bounds on Friends
5-yard line.
Friends made 20 yards round right end.
Charles added yards round left end.
Scott right end for yards. Again he
lined it but fumbled and high school got
it.
Lewis went round right end for 20
yards. Sternberg tried right end, but no
gain.
Barnes punted and Charles blocked the
ball and Parker got it, being downed on
the spot.
Thompson made yards round right
end.
Time was taken for a few minor in
juries.
Scott tried right end, but fumbIed the
BAH to Sternberg.
Lewis tried left end but lost yards.
High school punted 50 yards but Hoyt
advanced the ball 10 yards.
Charles tried a double pass to Thomp-
son, VINO fumhled the ball. Lewis grab
bed it and scooted for the Friends line
with clear field, making a touchdown 1s
minutes after the half was started.
Barnes kicked an easy goal.
Score: High school. 6; Friends, 3.
Binford kicked of to high schools 15-yd
line. Barnes caught the ball and ad-
vanced yards.
Walton hits center for 50 yards having
an open hole to so through. But Scott,
Friends fast man, overlook him and
downed him.
Walton tried center again but no gain.
tho Friends looking fer a line buck in
stead OF an end run, as was looked for
before when alton made his sensational
run of 50 Yards.
Friends played a POOR game all around
The Ire played a very weak game on
account Of injuries received on their re
cent trip.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-10-29
TOOK THREE PRIZES
clarence Fulton" Took
Three Prizes at Horse Show
WAS A WICHITA HORSE
Judge Kissed When They Gave
Him Second Place.

Mr.. Clarence R. Fulton returned last
evening from Kansas City. where he
had been attending the horse show.
Quite party of Wichita gentlemen
accompanied MIN. Mr.. Fulton went to
the horse show for the purpose of see
ing how his former horse. Clarence
Fulton." now the property of Don S.
Riley of ST. Joseph. would behave. He
did as all Wichita horses do. made him
self a favorite. One night he won the
first prize. $500. and the other two mig s
won the second prizes. 1t was the first
time he was exhibited against profess
sionaI show horses from all over the
country, and the two nights he took the
second prizes the judges were Kissed
because they did not give him the first
prizes. The night he took the first prize
the tremendous audience in the new au-
ditorium went wild In their applause
The last night the judges left the audito-
rum before announcing the decision.
leaving the secretary to announce it.
When the audience saw them leave be-
fore the decision was announced they
shouted: You better go before you get
Kissed"
Clarence Fulton is Of Ashland v nkes
stock, the aristocratio horse blood Of
Wichita. He was bre4 by Lazy. by
Strathland by Thorndale. Mr.. Sidney
Ashton Of Dun's commercial agency in
this city bought the dam when she was
in foal. The colt was two years o.
when Mr.. Fulton purchased him and five
I =
Riley for 500. Today he is suppose 10
be worth 5000
It was thought in kansas City tnai
the electric light mitigated against tho
horse. as it was the first time he was
exhibited at a show. He also was IN
der other disadvantages. For the show
Mr.. Riley bought a fine 500 buggy for
Clarence Fulton" but loaned it 70 Mr.
Rule, the Kansas iCty banker. few
days before and II was broken in a runa-
way. AS a result. the horse had to ap-
pear in an inferior buggy.
This week Clarence Fulton" IS at
the ST. Louis horse shown. Next week
he win be at Chicago and the week after
he Will be at the Madison Square show
in New York
Mr.. Fulton. not only because he was
formerly the owner Of AIr. Rneys pretty
horse. but also because Of his standing
as a Wichita merchant, was treated roy
ally ana had a splendid time. When he
left here he directed his local maua-er
not 20 even write or wire him under
any circumstances. as he desired 20 get
business completely out OF his head for
one week. IN Kansas City ne paid no
attention to business. although being in
vited by the big merchants 70 visit tnem.
The owner Of Cresceus broke all his rules
to the establishment Of everybody. to
show his great horse privately to M
Fulton and J. e.. Dold IN his stables. M
Fulton's description Of tho greatest horse
in the world IS highly interesting.
After exposure or when you zeal a cold
coming on, take a aoss Of FOLET's HON
Ely AND TAR. It never 1aus 10 stop
cold Il taken in time. C. Gehrius. 40
East Douglas. Geo. Van v-er6en, 20 North
Main, Wichita Drug Co. 10 East Douglas.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-10-29
WILL BUILD NICE Collage
Paul Brown Buys Three Lots on South
Lawrence Avenue.

Colsr Sim has sold 70 rect Of ground on
South Lawrence avenue 20 Paul Brown.
c. W. Csrey's home on the south Of
Il and J. p Parrot on the north. The
price paid for the lots was $500.
The number Of the fine cottage that Kfr.
Brown intends 70 erect on the lots VIII
be 90. He VIII build 4 Groom cottage.
which he expects VIII cost about 300
Charley Carey had TIA lots rented and
sown IN grass f0r q playground FOR his
children and he was only induced %
give Mr. Brown possession before his
lease expired for fear that somebody
might buy 4 for a livsrv barn O. some
thing OF that kind that might render his
home less pleasant
Real estats dealers say they never saw
such a demand for residence lots before
in this city. and most Of the people who
Guy Tire lots zrs building good horses.
Il - claimed that the greatest advance
IN the price q residence property has
been on South water street The real
estate uea are unable 70 account for e.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-10-29
SCORE WAS 6 TO 8
High School Football Team
Defeated the Friends.
QUAKERS WERE CRIPPLED
From Three Games Played
Last Week

The heavyweight football team of the
Friends University went down to defeat
before the team from the Wichita high
school. to the tune of to 5. The Frinends
had all the advantage in age. weight, ex-
perience and coaching Of an oldtime foot
ball man, but the little % men who wore
the white and blue led them a chase that
they viii not soon forget. Last week the
Friends team made their southern trip
and played three games in as many days
and they were b.1dly crippled. Some Of
the regular team We're unable to play
ana those who were in the game We're
SO tired and sore that they could hardly
move The Friends. did not show their
oldtime snap and 40 that has so often
been noticed in their playing.
The Friends made one touchdown Just
az time was called for the end of the
first half About the middle of the last
half the Friends tried to double pass
from Charles TO Thompson. but the latter
fumbled and Lewis for the high school
grabbed the ball and made for his oppo-
nents goal with a clear field and touch
down was the result. Barnes kicked goal.
The balance of the game was played
around the middle of the field. Just as the
half ended Walton made a sensational
run OF 50 yards, taking the Quakers una
wares.
The following was the lineup Of the two
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-10-29

one-half Of the lne was suspended and he
walked up TO the judges desk and flung
down the money with an insulting re-
mark. for which he was promptly called
down and then had 20 wait for nearly
two hours before the Judge got around
TO his case. The JUDGE gave him a very
severe lecturing. after which he was al
lowed TO go. e feared to make any
further remarks. and yet he WAS so
thoroughly indignant over his unjust
treatment that he could scarcely keep
still.
Chss. R. wessmar. Evanston. H.,
writes: Ny boy "a years old had q
severe cold which refused TO yield 70 any
treatment until VIC tried FOLEYS HON.
Ely AND TAR. He was completely cured
before using one bottle" Take none but
Foley's. G. Gehring. 100 East Douglas,
Geo. Van Werden. CPS North Main, Wich-
tia Drug Co, 10 East Douglas.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-10-29
SHE WAS HEAVILY FINED
Mrs. Klause Fined for Selling Liqour
on SUNDAY

on ouncaV.
Mrs. Klause, who runs resort on Wa
ter street, was arrested and tired IN the
police court yesterday FOR se.hng liquor
on SUNDAY. she plead guilty but had
nothing else t. say. Three young men
testified that they drank r. her place
Sunday afternoon and one q them sad
he paid Tor fhe driaks. There vas u0th-
ing more 70 do. as Mrs. Elsuse had Moth
ing 70 say. and go she was 1aed ia the
sum q 800 She made the beginning q a
scene when the turnkey made a move %
take her heloE- she then telepho1sd
FOR Mr. 3fahan. who. after g short CO..
s1itaton. made arrangements 70 pay her
f-e ard she vas released
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-10-29
GOES TO sTUcY
Fritz Huffman Left for Chicago Last
Night.

Hr. Fritz Hutfruann ieft last n4gAt for
Chicago. rh>rD 10 All further pr-ssrs
himself under TIE best masters fos fhs
resuraD:iou q bis stage yoTk. Hs vas
accompanied D. Mrs.. -. =. Euttrnaan.
who vii visit relatives shers for sns.
Assistant County Attorney II -. Bs,t-
nam alzo vas with him ~ vi sp-1d
a week ia ard about Chicago Il tns t.
terest y clients.
Ths party vas us-t - - szEsa p
--atioa - to Reformed en1rcs ehrsr
Who earns % ~srh thelr ts1iyv raszb-rs
sgccess
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-10-29
Mrs. H. S. Wagstaf, President Kansas
City, Mo, Blue Ribbon Club, Tells How
She was Cured of Severe Bearing-Down
Pains, Backache ETC., by Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound.

DEAR Mrs PINKHAM After suffering for months with
complication of female troubles causing bearngdo pains
backach feeling constantly fgued and unable stand up
without great great relief when friend
advised ydia E. Pinkhams Vegetable Compound,
which worth than all other medicines
tried which only seemed poison my system while your Compound
healed took your pills connection and they eemedto help
the poison and matter of the system used the
Compound weeks and then completely cured and while
this eighteen months ago have had relapse but have
joyed health since wish that every poor dragged
suffering might know that would bring them health
you Lydia Pnkhams Vegetable Compound,
and always do what tell them of it, Mrs. H. Wac
STAFF 1880 MCGEE St, Kansas City, Mo-
$4,000 FORFEIT IF THE ABOVE LETTER GENUINE.
Mrs. Pinkham, Lynn, Mass
cheeruy without letters sick
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-10-29
Gard of Thanks.

We take this method Of expressing to
the many friends and neighbors our
heartfelt thanks for the sympathy and
help given during the sickness and death
of our loved wife and daughter Hattie
F. Hoyt Also for the many beautiful
floral tributes presented.
NJ, A HOYT.
NJ RALSTON.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-10-29
MRS. HoYT DEAD
Was 4 Very Old Resident e. This
Civ

4
City.
Hattie T. Hoyt. wife CT NJ A. Hoyt,
OF 122t St. F'rancis avenre. died ootoosr
"a she was the daughter OF No and
Mrs. Ralstin. She was born IN Seoiso
county. Ohio. February 70. iss7& She -.
moved 10 wichita with her parents and
was married the same year. October q.
1875. She leaves a husband and tive small
children. She was inferred in Greenwood
cemetery. near Oatvflle. Kan. nine miles
southwest of Wichita
She lies IN the family burial sroGnA
by the side Of her mother. sister aud tn
FAINT brother.
Bacixache should never be neglected n
means kidney disorder. which. II allowed
70 gun too Ions. map result IN Brights
diseases, diabetes or other serious aud
oftsn fatal complaints. Foley's Kidney
Cure makes the kidneys we'll @. GehrinE,
40 East Douglas. Geo. Van Werden. -
North Main. wichita Drug Co.. 10 East
Douglas.
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we wish to thank our friends and
neighbors for their kindness during the
sickness and death OF our baby.
MR.. AND MRS. GEO. L. LAMB.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-10-29

only that people started building thsre
Coler Sim says he had the agency foF
quite a number Of lots on that street.
that belonged 20 an eastern syndicateA
he has sold every one OF them and
he says people keep running TO him 70
get lots on South water street
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-10-29
OVER IN ELK COUNTY
Farmers Are Prospering and Happy,
SaYs Mr. Oroan

Ar. Frank Organ OF Howard. Elk ooun-
~, clerk OF the district court OF Elk
county. was q the city Yesterday. lie
said Of Elk and her prosperity:
Our county and It's citizens could not
ask more the line or material bless
ings. We are doing well. exceptionally
well. the farmer with forty head Of white
faces Is getting along IN the world IN
the summer when grass failed. IL made
him rustic. but he is out OF the woods
again and on the hlghkay % SUCCESS.
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G
Warham, referee list; Williams. referee
End; timekeeper. Clarence Neal. Iinemen.
Hampton and Scott
The game was called at 400. Friends
won tossup and chose north eoaI.
Barnes kicked of 10 Parker on the 25-
yard line who misses and Haworth gets
the ball He is downed on the spot Hoyu
went round right end for g yards Hoyt
again skirts right end for yard and half
and again round left end for two yards.
Charles went around left end for 20 yards.
Hoyt hits the left end FOR yards and
Scott made u yards around right end.
on tackle left play Haworth made
yards through the line
Charles added yards on an end run
and Hoyt made Yards moro.
Haworth bucked the line for yards.
Scott made an end run for yards. while
Hoyt gained : yards more round the left
end Scott made an attempt round right
end but lost IS yards.
Charles rcganed ; yards Of lost ground
and Scott tried left end but lost the ban
TO high school ON their 15-yard limo.
Barnes made 6 yards round LETT end.
Sternberg made "a. coed ran of % yards
and WAS tackled by Holmes
Walton fumoled, but high schoo, rot it
and gave il 10 Barnes who made r Yards
round LEFT end. Stern5erE made another
run for 50, with a collision with Holmes
at the end.
Barnes made ., yards round right end
and Haworth tackled him SO hard that no
lost the ban u Holmes. Friends started
the bali goins on their 2o-yards line with
2 center buck for . yards.
Charles added : Yards round left end.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-10-29
]. odgers Of Frostbure. "a. writes: .

J. odsers Of Frostburg. Nd. writes: II
had a very bad attack OF kidney COM
plant and tried FOLEYs KIDNEY
CURE. which gave ne immediate relief
and I was perfectly Cured after taxing
two bottles" Be sure you take Boleys.
G. Gehring. so East Douglas. Geo. Van
werden. 32s North Main. wichita Drug
Co 10 East DouElas
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-10-29

~. John wfso-. % Ava. Q. z. s2-at
ths day IA wlchitA. yesterday.
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FINED FOR ASSAULT
VIII Be Sent TO the Reform School, Il
Possible.

VIII Be Sent TO the Reform School, n
Possible.
Guy Irwin was arrested Saturday syen-
ing. charged with assaulung little Nettis
Snyder. The little giTi was brought 20
the police court and gave her testimony
against him. Her sister also tesrnsd as
70 her condition after the assault Guy
was fined and held under the fine prspsra-
tory 70 the issuance OF a state warrant
in order that he might BE sent 70 Ghs ~
form school.
S. A. ingalls,. Crown Point =, z,
writes: MY wife suffered from hdnsy
trouble for years. She wss induced 20
try FOLEY's KIDNEY CURE ard IA
less than a week after she began rsinE
IL. she was greatly improved. and three
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