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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-02-24

CIsAIRVOYANTS-An Scientific Palm
fists. They have been consulted by the
representative people IN the leading
cities Of this country and in Europe.
Many persons attribute their success ia
business. happiness in their homes and
cOngenial marriage relations TO the adj
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ever brought 70 this country 10 bring
luck. restore lost love gives success;
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Fan 70 consult these remarkable people.
T0peka Avenue Hotel. room &: price &C
and ST. S6-1tx
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-02-24

FOR SALE-5o0 acres land. in western
Kansas $50 Der acre. INQUIRE e. s
Fmuoria S-th-su-1tx
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-02-24

FOR SAL.E-1so-acre farm; improvement $
alone worth more than price asked for
farm Aso s0-acTe farm. Inquiry 81
{ Main oa-u
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SSEFTED
WAN s
$3.50 Q ss-[sI<ss -7,s<sSss-S4
FOR RENT-Three unfinished rooms.
modern. Al ~ \. AaIAel e-zl1
FOR RENT-Rooms. 20 s Emporia ave;
all modern eonyenlences. s6-5tx
/ FOR RENT-Furnished rooms; a.so IN
furnished r0cms for Eight housekeeping
| Modern c0nveniencas. NJ. suI River
/ street - 3tE
( FOR RENT-very nice front room. sls
y. EnDoria- S5-6-x
FOR RENT-Two or three furnished
/ rooms for light Housekeeping; modern
conveniencss. go Riverview. Ss-stx
! FOR RENT-Rooms for hight houseke ep-
ing, IT 81 y. Topeka. sl-1
( FOR RENT-One furnished or unfurn-
ished room and barn: SIS 5 Water
/ FOR Furnished rooms; steam
I heat electric light. Call room IS 3rd
! floor Gett0 block. S-7tx
/ FOR RENT-Large front room firm
ished. 45I s Market street. s5-eod-5rx
! FOR RENT-Three unfinished. down
1 stair rooms, with board, AS y .Emp0ria
elN
FOR RBNT-Two unfinished rooms in
/ cottage. close in. Call room 2, over
81 \. Emporia- S5-2rx
/ FOR RENT-Plea SAINT furnished rooms
with board, 453 \. Lawrence. S6-1tx
! FOR RENT-Furnished rooms. for house
keeping. 315 E Douglas. S5-2x
(
I FOR RENT-One nice room. furnished
a. 42S S. Market s;-1tx
I FOR RENT-NieeIv furnished oarlor
suite and front bedroom; % S. Main.
s3ztx
( FOR RENT-Nicely furnished rooms.
! 2ls 5. Lawrence. gl-stx
"------'---.'s-.--'----al's -
FOR lighthouses
and large barn, North Market. Price,
$50 D Z. Fuller, .143 y. Main.
S5-Itx
! FOR RENT-House No. % Waco ave
nue., rooms, bath, city water. c!stern
ana good barn. Inquire on greuises or
room 3l5 Sedgwick block. Mrs E. r
! Brisrow. 6G-su-we-4t
/ FOR RENT-By. Anchor Trust Co:
/ 1913 University, elegant, S-rOOm, mode
ern, brick house, with barn. -.
$50 ". Second. fine, new, modern, 9
rooms close IN, $50. .e-we-su-fr-tf
/ FOR RENT-pd y. Water. rooms.
Z f7f bef
and closet, So Hills * Knkead, 143
n. Market. Stiff
4 FOR RENT-513 s Market. 6 rooms and
bath SIS. ". r. Tucker. silk
FOR RENT-Good Groom house. all mod
ern: $50 y Topeka. Inquire at Geo
Ross. So North Topeka or Ross Coal
Co 1T
FOR RBNT-S48 Ohio: 3 rooms. pantry.
sumner kitchen closets barn. A. T.
Henar, 125 n. aLain S5-1tx
Bills 1 Kinke8d, 143 y. Market 104-tf
FOR Observation-Disclosures
enterts-I Inants, SOclalS, lectures and
balls. Reese & Co. Agents. ~ East
First street Phone IT. 59-sun-tf
FOR RENT
Two Office or living rooms. for men,
third floor Oldham building, l5S North
8Iain. s. each.
FOR RENT-l6o-acre farm. j. mile from
large. bearing orchard; good house and
water 81 per acre. 60l 4. Murdock
avenue. S-2tx
FOR RENT
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-02-24

FOR SALE-I0s5 waco avenue f;ne Cor
oet1 homel, - rooms. large halls. q
modern convenience. slate roof ilrEs
barn. No feet, east fro1t. On corner
See rs FOR pr.ce and -e-ms- Rerse &
Co. -vTess-frl-1f
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-02-24

EoR rxcuANeE

FOR EXCHANGE acres of land near
Guthrie. .. t. for Kansas land
Excellent farm wei improved. also
Sl-acre farm near same town 70 caal
for ranch IT perty Bota farms near
Peabody Barton county Kansas
A. s. NELSON. Wic-l-as kan
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-02-24
FOR SALE

FOR SALE
-. s. n. s-room house. barn. Is feet.
81 @. \. +room cottage. barn, = fcet.
81 @. y. 5-room cottage g feet SKA.
No. Is. y. 4-room oottage, barn. 40 fe {.
Sc. e.. \. s-rOom house. barn. e-is fset.
So S " 5-room cottage. barn. 60 fees.
So s.. y. lo-room house. barn. 81 sses
S. IS. \, s-room house. Barn. So feet.
So S. n. t-rOom cottage. BARN. 50 ssat.
Sc s.. y. s-room aeuss barn. Sc feet.
So s.. y. s-room cottage. barn. % feet.
So S. y, Groom house. BARN. TO feet.
So r. n. s-room house. barn. o. fess
81. 81. n. s-room house. barn. @ feet.
s. a n. 5-room cottage. barn. . fst.
s.. Is. n. s-rcom house. barn . feet.
s.. s. n. 4-room eot,aes barn So feet.
S. zoo. \. s-room ootase. barn. So fest.
81. loi y. 4-room eotave barn. @
s.. IS y. Groom cottage barn. "a
So i6l. p. s-room houre. barn. s. feel
f1
IS ia r. e-room house, barn. % fees
On
81 l@ n. s-roem house. barn. % fest.
90
- Us. y. 1o-room house. barn. % foet.
g-aa
Gooa BRICK block on Nar,h Maln- nrss
block fi9af
Fire lu4uraree in reliable c1urarf Sea
GEO. T. SPE,sfLH hEALIt go.
~ EseL F1H.far.
80
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-02-24

FOR SAI.E-Feur-room cof.a-e. = fees
front a. y. Wafer.
S1-su-tu-su-tu-stx
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-02-24


FOR SALE-Strlctly rnoaern. up-te-dats
residence IN the Nort1 r.rG. Erza
rooms, besutlfuI shade. 6 feet. e.sss
front. S4eA
Waco avenue home. Q nice rooms. nod
EN-. except furnace 400 feet, east fron-.
SO
SUBSTANTIAL brick dwelling. rooms.
haA cellar. permanent walks, io3 rcs.
north, east front. la blocks north. to.
Special bargain m 4-rpom dweiine.
closets. cellar barn, Shade, glcd re-
par, p. blocks from electric line. &l.Qa.
Fenr-rooyn Rouse and - feet. Ia hnE To-
Cstion. on West side. S4o
Cottase. rooms. hslrr. fenced. frr.ts
shade. loo feet blocks from ear Tine.
Ss5o. 80 cash oaiamce So per month.
Cottase. s rooms. - feet. east froats
taar part. Oh car lne. 80
Splendid ranch. Oh sogthcrn border ct
Autier county. ffl aerez. - acres Ecol
rill4a.e creek bottom. all under fence.
f-room house. rarn. an Abundance ct
pare spring water. s. per acre.
loe te. east frcnt. corner. Waco ave-
20 fer east front. earner on Jackson
Vacant lots al over The city.
A. g. DICKSON
Room 81. Se3eWsck Block
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-02-24

DR.. MORRISON-Th founder Of Pan
theTapy, the worlds greatest healer.
win be al his Office. ga S. Lawrence,
all this week SG-ltx
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-02-24

WANTED-Ageut fo- the best laundry
in Kansas Liberal commission Adj
dress Wichita Steam Laundry 92-rf
salesman % take exclusive control Of
home Fl ED on commission Liberal con-
tract. 1918 Williamson, Cleveland.
2-A-1tx
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-02-24
cLATRvOYANTs-

QUITTING 12S y. Meade. Quilts. 81.
comforts. 5oc. &-2JX
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-02-24

FOR EECH A1-fFE-s-0 acres * land 2
miles from railroad teT aa-aer
county kan. 80 acres fenced FOR -a--
tIra, wltl spring. - scre llr curl-
larEe forest trees good we3 d
all the land i smooth, a-- IS 1rE
rh soils 80 acres usf ter has land
owner does uCe i've 20 e ian and
desires To deal is ca -s5r
uerchaCcise. a s Nelson 1-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-02-24

q CO.. American STATE hank OIL q lS
34-we-su-tf
WANTED Children or baby to board;
best Of care; 42l James street Silk
WANTETGTo rent or s-room house.
close in. Call OF address Room l. 81
y. Main. 53-th-fr-su-3tx
WANTED-Your subscription 10 me Ia
dies Home Journal and Saturday
Evening Post; 3 each. Mrs. L. S Car
ter. 55-tf
WANTED-To rent OF furnished or
partly furnished modern rooms. for
light housekeeping. VIII he steady
tenant # satisfactory. Family consists
OF three Address Box As City
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
~C000-0-~-0O00-~-~~0-0~
FOR SALE-Bun Plymouth Rocks; Il
premiums in 1890; six birds winning six
premiums in 1871. al Oklahoma state
Show; i eggs g; 90 eggs s. Stock for
sale. A j. " addell, 20 New York
avenue, Wichita. 83-th-su-tf
FOR SALE-Tnree-hor power Jenny
electric Tnoter; good as new. Inquire
Stenen & Bretch. 6S-sun-tf
FOR SALE-Twelve head of coming g
year-old heifers. inquire Hellar's real
estate Office, l26 y. Main. 56-1tx
FOR SALE-We have few choice farms
for sale at reasonable prices and UPON
easy terms Whine & Whine Wichita,
Kan. G-tf
FOR SALE-Wil offer a bargain in the
entire furniture Ok the Piazza MOTEL.
Call or address r. B. Dorr, 243 North
Lawrence avenue wichita. Kan.
S6-1tx
FOR sALE-A few Bur Cochins. at 215
FOR SALE-Ladtes' secondhand bicycle.
Teoeka ave venue s-O ss-ltI
-. 49, = -
Angns bulls f-oro ( months n ) vears
old; fine animals. r. r Lawrence,
piareeton KAY 90 q IT ar Vy-5rhfra
Kan. so-th-sr-tu-tf
-
gfscfareTs 6riee ne Ridhita Paint
Manlifacturing Co. I55 \. Fmporia ave
Dr-a Yg-iobs+a Ken u or,-
FOR SAT.F-A few base burners tn close
o71t. ~ II DOUGLAS : 4 Wood
se-1tx
90, az TiIyo, 1t5 5rass1
fine SET Of woven wire sDrings Gail
ssa+,,,,7s,- ~ Afo-(7o,- 7e9S -+y@-,- -
- -, - 2
--
FOR SALE-Black horse. sZl y Main
street. S3-ln-su-lu-tL
-
I -. o1A-lzE--E,IacA 1ldIe' W. W. ~
good single driver. o years o-d' ~ \.
Enporlae ~ lcnlIa- S9-St1
FOR SALE---A wall tent 14x23; TWO CEN
Ter poles. East eno maple street 2i5use.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-02-24

FOR SALF-REAL ESTATE
~-~~~-~-----~--~~------
FOR SALE-160 acres Of bottom land. 2
miles north ard west Of Wichita, well
improved, II a bargain
Fer Sai=15e acres of land. southwest
OF Wic5ita. al good smooth, rich land
house and barn, 10 acres Of wheat, at
q very low price.
FREEMAN & FREEMAN,
SIT
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-02-24

FOR SALE-Af a bargain two and ora
e-roou houses. fue repair. Eo08 reut rs.
northwest corner nouElns ana Hr-
dgaGUc avenue. J. GILES Smith. rrate
Lumber Co. Ss1N
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-02-24
CLASSIFIED
WANTS
49, * "a So, q a - - .

FOR SATE-Tan acres p mile east OF
College Hil car line. g1ly ifnrroY co
no nrer or Eore conplete. sl5osIai "a
nome owned n the CITY io- tle n1.es
Special bargain IN 15-5 y. Mead, % EEK
z rooms nice condition. rents $50 p-4
month; go
NJ. 1913 Sherwood. desirable river prop
erty, So Ins is big snau: rents SO
per annum, taxes s.
tl-r0om house. with large barn and D
fest. fenced close IN. Price. S-et-
Ga n AarEe1 g rooms. mcQern con
vHuiences- Price S2.s1a
k1lree frame store rooms. with grculA
located close 70 Nam and Dous-2s, a
bargain, i sold AZ once.
I'D Dayton q e-room residence. WITH
barn and - feet, AZ s2ecal low p-lce
ISRAEL BROS.
FOR sALE-5o0 acres land. in western
Kansas $50 per acre INQUIRE e. 5
Emporia- >-th-su--tx
FOR. sAI.E-lso-acrs farm; improvements
alone worth more than price asked tor
farm Also s0-acTe farm. Inquire 81
: Main 0O
FOR SAI.E-Chean Land. s2o acres gooa
C0manche county land ter SfH; otaeF
cheap lands :. y. Jackson. ColoWafer.
EIans Si-ltN
FOR SALE-A fine buil6iug site on North
Emp0ria avenue. near Murdoch M nue.,
81 e.3 Hartford Investment Co. cas-
wick block J
FOR sALE-A fine farm ard a payins
country store 10 oklahoma Would ex-
Changa for City property
For Rent-Han and lodge room, 1eii,-
niger building Anna p lsrQNa- ID
\. Market; with Wheeler < Newn'ar
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Main street.
lVeI-appearinE. 2-story. 7-roon house,
in stylish location. an one 90 the OeSt
streets north. NOT FAR ou-. si.
Persons interested should investigate
Quickly as there is large demand p
properties Of this class and Tails being
the best on the market ut tle price
harmed. We expect q simple staterne n
OF that fact to sel IL at once
We also offer s. A0 cash Investment
in residence property which piemise g,
as money maker. TO totally ECLIPSE
anything else now for SALE
J. ". AiOFF'AT. Ii3 \. Main s..
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Fan 10 consult these remarkable people
Topeka Avenue Hotel. room g: price. sc
and ST. S6-1tx
FOR sALF-REAL ESTATE
FOR sALE-16O acres Of bottom land.
miles north ard west Of Wichita, wei
improved, - bargain
Fer Saie-l5e acres Of land. southwest
OF Wic5iGa. al gcad. smooth. rich land
house and barn, 10 acres Of wheat, at
FIREMAN & FREEMAN.
FOR sALE-5o cse;. y. L4wrencz avenue.
opposite r. r. RcTs house.
IS feet n Lawrence avenue, between
Twelfth ard Thirteenth street. east
front. Barns & NewcOm5 Music mouse.
15-sun-tf
FOR sALE-75 feet, on the southeast
corner Lawrence and Tentn street.
Come -guick. before this is also gone.
CkI rJ.Fi c=ils 5 = r. ,l-'1 G Q1-1it " pcup
Price. s. 20, VIII bring s. ca. Hartford
Investment Co. Sedgw5ck block
u-th-sa-zu-4t
FOR SALE-Choice corner. on East
Douglas. $500 IT, i. spencer Sl-t1
FOR SAT4E-Fou- acres. fine Groom cot
taga large barn. plenty Of fruit or
Thirteenth street. Price. 81 900, part
time. d. F. Fuller, l43 n Main
t3-lrE
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FOR SALE-I have y acres in fruit.
good buildings close IN. IL taken a.
once, VII sen cheap q party with cash
G. G Merry, SOL Eagle street
S4-fr-su-2tx
FOR SAILED acres OF excellent pas
ture land, fenced and well watered ly
q number Of never-faiiing springs Lo-
Gated S miles from railroad town, ID
Bu-ler county. Kan. Tlis pasture will
carry go head u steers which VIII
take On from 90 70 80 pounds gr
beef during the grazing season. and
that IS generally worth = or more per
hundred AZ feeding time: thus rhis pas
ture has an earning power Of g f0 Or
more Per anDum. and it can be bought
wei worth the money. and on easy
terms. owner has 40 acres OK ps-
ture land nearer his home. and does
not need this lu his business address
\ s Nelson II s Emporia, Wic5lta,
FOR SAIsE-The choice Is feet first
block south on Hyd-auiic. Look az g.
Price low. Come p. D. q l. L Spen-
FOR sALE-Three lots, on Hiram avs-
nae. east OF Friends university cam
pus at a bargain. Also is lors on Uni
Versirr avenue, one - the best cor
ners on the avenue. Also lots on Sem
ecA street. 6uely located Also 5ots
On 14nle street. Campbell street For
particulars caN II - Se1ERlck build
Ing. Allison & Dickson. s4-s-
FOR SALE1-E,qrEaia; lots near the parks
room u ia X Main. Ge-ltx
FOR sALE-13 lots fustsvest and sooth
~ packing house, lots on s Poplar
So cash or payments. !. F. Hoaxs
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-02-24

FOR SALE
House rooms, cellar. barn. cement
walk. close in. south.
615 Ohio. 7-room. good repair. $3.50
SNAIL house, close u Douglas, ~ feet
House. 6 rooms. close In; south Market
Brlck block, paying per cent net on
SS-1ts w. r TUCKER
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-02-24

FOR SAI.E-No. II Slartluson avenue.
1-st0ry. 6-room house barr. 81 leet %
ground, renting for IS per month. Price.
For Sale-slS s. Market street. 5-room
cotfare. sd feet of ground renting for
S13 - Der month. can 5e aought 90
bargain
FOR saIe-s1t y Ohio avenue. 2-storv.
Groom house. cellar. 60 feet 81 grouad
Price, $l.214.
FREEMAN & FREEMAN.
IL East DouElas.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-11-13
STARTLED
Delegates to Pris.
on Congress.
Sympathiz ed With
Lynchins Parties.

Kansas City, Mo-, Nov. 13.-(Spl.)-
Sympathy with lynchers and their
methods, harsh censure for labor un-
ions and the elimination from politics
of the police system were three Of
the startling ideas put forward be-
fore the National Prison Congress by
Former Superintendent of the Chica-
90 Bridewell Charles e. FELTON,. The
paper affirmed that the standards of
public morals all through the country
had been lowered and degraded and
that Now we have Bohemian license
and freedom where before there was
strict morality and puritanical observ-
ance of the laws"
The labor unions came In for q
sharp scoring The system Of limit
ing their membership and of cutting
down the number of apprentices, Mr..
FELTON, declared to be responsible for
the number Of idle men who had no
means of livelihood. He told of re-
cent kidnapping cases and added:
How long will we continue 10 treat
such brutes as human beings? I do
not favor lynch law, but ] will say
there are times when it has done ex-
peditiously and well what the law de.
layed."
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-11-13
MEDICS MET
And Talked Shop at
MaSSiIIOn.
DR.. n. c. Thesis One of Them
Who Read Papers.

Drs. G. w. Millien, IL. G. Thesis and
j. IL. Seller, of this city attended the
121st quarterly session of the Union
Medical Association of Northeastern
Ohio, at Massillon, Tuesday.
There were about GO doctors present
and the morning meeting was held
in the Mayors court room mt Mas
sillon. In the afternoon all went to
the State Hospital for the Insane,
where they were the guests of DR.. and
Mrs. Eyeman. DR.. Eyeman is super
intendent of the hospital
DR.. Thesis read a paper on Medical
Examinations in Life Insurance. The
next meeting, which will he the annu-
al meeting, for the election of officers
and other business will be held in
Akron on the second Tuesday in Feb
ruary.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-11-13
SUIT
To Appropriate
Church Land.
It Has Been Started by
B., A. & E. Ry. Co.

The Barberton, Akron & Eastern
Railway Co. has started suit in Pro-
bate Court to appropriate certain land
in East Akron belonging to the Grace
NJ. Il. church, desired by the company
to complete the right Of way for rail-
road. The action is brought aaginst
the trustees of the church, David G.
Harpham, ct al. Hearing Nov. ID.
In the petition the company states
that it 'is about ready to commence
work" on the line, which begins at
Mogadore and extends through Akron
to Barberton."
ALLOWED TO COLLECT.
In the case of ID. j. Mcdonald VS..
w. II. Carter, assignee Of the ]. f.
Soldering Co. to cause the assigned
to abandon the COLLECTION Of note for
5000 on which the plaintiff was Il joint
guarantor with his brother, w. H. Nc.
Donald, the defendant was given au'
thority to proceed with the collection.
GRANTED ALIMONY.
/ Laura A. Stotts has been granted an
order for alimony in her suit agains,
Chas. j. Stotts.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-11-13
PERSONAL NOTES.

The Cotillion club will dance tonight
in Militant hall.
The Cotillion club will dance this
Wednesday evening at Militant hail.
Mr.. ]. F. Townsend left for Califor-
MIA, Tuesday night. He will spend
the winter there.
Rev. G. w. Wilson, of Findlay, is
visiting his daughter, Mrs. f. NJ. Fes-
senden, of Crosby st.
Mrs. s. G. Mcneil entertained the
Plate club Monday. The plate was
won by Mrs. Chas. Palmer.
Miss Emma Stoners class of Grace
Reformed Sunday school will hold a
social at the home of Miss Chloe New
bauer, S13 North Howard ST, Wednes-
day evening.
Protection Hive L. o. L. NJ. will
meet at Schumacher hall at 11:3O
Saturday morning to go to the dis
trict review in Copley. The trip will
be made in. a band wagon.
Superintendent o. w. Bell, of the
Northern Ohio Railroad; and wife, OBJ.
served the 2Sth. anniversary of Their
wedding Tuesday evening, by enter
taining small company of relatives
at at dinner at their home in North
Union st.
Mr.. George Ellis, of the grocery
firm Of Baker e. Ellis, has sold his
interest in that business to his part
ners and the new firm will be known
as A. e. Baker & Co. Mr.. Ellis will
also sell his home ut S1S East Elk.
change ST., rand remove soon to Colo,
rado. He has been very successful
in business here, but his health nee
tessitates his removal.
I DIR. and Mrs. lsndor Philo, assisted
by the Misses Seela Moss, Cassie ana
Blanche Leopold and Myrtle Tuholsky
entertained a number Of young people
at the home of Dr. and Mrs. Phllo
Tuesday night. The feature of the ev-
ening's fun was test of the verse
writing ability of those attending, each
one having been obliged to
write verse explaining why they
were unmarried. Prizes We're given
for the best verses and they We're won
by Mr.. Harry Polsky and Miss Rose
Reder. A collation. was served during
the evening and most enjoyable time
was had by all.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-11-13
TWO WOMEN
Found Murdered by the
Roadside.
Mysterious Grimes In Evansville,
Indiana.

Evansville, Ind, Nov. 13.-(Spl)-
The entire police department are try
ing to ferret out the murderers of Mrs.
Georgia Riley, whose body was found
on the public highway, one mile north
of the city yesterday and of Mrs.
Lena Renner, whose body was discov-
cred on the roadside a mile east of
town last evening.
Up to this time no evidence has been
secured that will justify the police in
making an arrest. Several men are
under surveillance. The home of Mrs.
Riley was entered on the night of her
murder, although her son was In the
house at the time and all her letters
were carried away. 1t Is learned that
she was secretly friendly with II st.
Louis travelling man, but the police
refuse to divulge his name.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-11-13
CANADA
And American
Trade Relations.
Roosevelt Wants Them
to be Friendly.
Suggests That Congress May
Provide Reciprocity 4.

Washington, Nov. 13.-(Spl )--Dls-
t,nguished members Of Commerce from
many large cities called on President
Roosevelt this morning to urge action
on II reciprocity treaty with CANADA.
The President would not express any
preference on one reciprocity treaty
over another, but believed CONNER
cial relations with Canada should be
placed on the most favorable basis.
He also expressed the belief that
the coming Congress would pass some
sort of reciprocity treaties with many
of the countries that buy our goods.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-11-13
DEATHS.

MILLER-NIrs. Sophia Miller, moth
ter's home, 90S East Market ST., Tues
day night, after an Illness OF years
duration, aged IS years. Brief funeral
services will be held at the residence
Friday morning and the remains will
be taken to Canal Fulton for burial
on that day.
DECENTRALIZATION Herbruck, Il
painter, 40 years old, died of tuber-
culoc!s, Wednesday morning, at his
home, 1873 Lods st. He was member
of the Bavarian society and of the
knights and Ladies of Security. Flu
neral services will be held from the
house at 2 pm. Friday.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-11-13
TO DRILL FOR COAL.
DoyIestown Men Incorporate a
Company.

5. ii. Miller, A. Il. Steflicd, ]. B.
Mech, l.. X. Franks and w. A. Huff-
man, of Doylestown, have incorporated
the Standard Mineral Co., with n cap
ltal of $4,000 They propose To lease
and test land in the vicinity Of Doylcs
town for coal, having purchased drill
Ing equipment and other machinery
needed in the mining business.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-11-13
NARCOTICS.
Their Effect Explained
by DR.. Kapp.
interesting Meeting Of the W. c,
T. u. Monday.

The feature of themeeting of the
w. G. L. U. Monday was an interest
ing and instructive address by DR..
NJ. w. Kapp on the Use Of Narcot-
les" DR.. Kapp explained the injuri-
Gus effects of morphine, opium. alcho-
hol, tobacco, coffee and tea on the
human system and his talk was heard
with close attention.
There was good attendance and at
the business meeting that was held
later, Mrs. J. +. Uhler was appointed
delegate to the annual meeting OF
the Woman's Council, which will be
held In the First NJ. Il. church Sunday
school rooms Thursday.