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New-York tribune., 1901-11-03
NAME OF CANDIDATE
OFFICE TO BE FILLED.

OFFICE TO BE FILLED NAME OF CANDIDATE |
Mayor r..................tSeth Low....-...-.-----.
comptrorer ......... Edward NJ Grout. ......--....
Of Aldermen Charles " Fornes.
Jps,,ces suprems Court Morgan J. o B-ien.
49, James A. Blanchard -.--..-.
John Proctor Clarke
Samuel Cireenosunn.
Judge O, city Court Samuel seabury-
sba-tr ............. William J. Brten.
County Clark Thomas L. Hamilton.
District A,torn.y,......w William Jerome
g.rist.- ........--...iJoh John Il J. Ronner.
President Borough % Man
~
corone-s ........... Gustav schoIer......-..-..-.
Solomon ioIdenkranz.
Moses J. Jackson. .-.-....--.
Nicholas =. Brown.
MEMBERS OF ASSEMBLY.
1st Dist-ict.--.........---. William A. Coskl-y-
% Ifst-sct....-....--..-.T Theodore J
81 District August Il stebb!ns.
District ---..---...- Max Brown ---'.
9th Distr4ct-------..-.--...G George z. Lapp.
7.h District John J. Buckley
sth District. .-.---..-----..
9th District. James a. Allen.
10Th District Henry J. schneicer.--..
1,,b District william Bell Wait Jr--.--.
18th District. John J.. Casey
r4th ptstrct..-.......-J julius krause.
1s-h District Joseph T Ryan...---..
18th Distrct...........-..Da David Bergstein.
nth c......-..-..... William H. Romer-
18th Julius H Seymour
coh District ............. Bernard Fitzpatrick
22d District. John T Cronin.
oad District Josiah T. Newcomb. .--..
path District. ..-.-... Charles G.
25h District. ..........-..J John A weekes. Jr-----
as,b District .............. Maurice P. Davidson
18th OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Bainbridge Colby. .....--
so,h District Richard +. Mcstahon. n.-
g1st District Arthur /. Sherer.
s2s District Charles F. Wilson. .....
s3d District James Fox.
e4+b District s,grrund
MEMPEIEbSr aIbr,RMhE E3ARD OF
1.t Dstrict............... John J Smith.
o. District ........ Daniel A. Casea. .....-..--.I
"a District Timothy ]. Corbett -.-..i
4tb George W.
9th District. James Darrigan-
7th District. John J. Hannon
Frank L. Bowling.
10th District. ....... William Ficke
11tb Andrew J. Hussey.
18th District. John Wood
1atb Observation-Disclosures. Jacob
18th District .......... william j. Matthews. .-l
District. Max Hahn
,7,b district James Carroll. ............-.
Charles RenzInnd.
,a,b Di.t-tct......... David NJ Holmes.
ootb District ......... William J. Whitaker. 1900
oes Edward F -.....-----l
o5-b John Klett.
oe.b r,s+-ic+ Rrnfamin u jacobson. 49,.
Herbert Parsons
John Otto
District.
aos r,s.-,ct Jo,eph H Cunningham
Elias Goodman :
a., r,,..-,.. Ianes Cowden Meyers I
.s.h 1,,s.-,c4 John F. F1tzgibbon. -..--.
36th District. James rAeA'eN' '--''
r;s,ric, Ildwig Lang. -
New-York tribune., 1901-11-03

,vrzcE TO BE FILLED eSAsfE OF CANDIDATE
--- -.....--.-----.-B Benjamin Hanfo-t
,--crler ....-...----. Morris Brown. .............
ys,sen- Board Of Aldermen Henry stahl
,-scss supreme Court Louis
Phillin
Leon a. MaIkel............I
Gustav Dressler........-....l
fudge @. city Court-- Theodor Kerfs
sse-tr -----.-.----------- tSerthold korn
scovnr C7erk...----.---. Edward NJ. Martin
-.-.. Henry /. sIobodin
pss.issnt Borough Of Man
PSsttSn Leonard u.
c,-o,e-s ..---......3 Jacob ! Mintz-
Maxim Romm.
John A Kilgus-.....-.-..-..
Frederick Richter. ........--.I
rr,sRErs OF ASSEMBLY
q John Nasel.
a. Adoph I.oostrand.
s.h Morris Hillquit.
ss District. Edward ..-..---..--
ss District William ] F Hannernan..
m District. Jacob Huber
sh District. Jacob
49,. 7,,s--,c. John F7Ifcr
I14s Edward Cass:dy-.-.....
-e.s District Alexander Jonas.--.----....l
rs,h District Charles weyeIl.-.-.-.-.
,s.h District. Rudolf Modest.--.--I
18th o7o B-aune
80. -,s4-s-. solomon FSeTdman ..
Charles Frtchy-
,s-s District Peter KIippel. l............-..
,ors District Charles oins......-.-.....-
,orb District .-.--.. Frederick Pautsch
o-s- District John Abrouaeft
.es District t..-...... August F wegener.----.--..
"a District Emile Neppel-
80. r,ss.-1ct Edward Ioewenthai---.--.--l
asts District Isidore Phillips
ee., njs--Ir+ - Richard Book -.-......---..-.l
49,, 'rzorga Taree- --.--
snth District Algernon
,1s- District . Frederick Thonas...-.--..-l
sed District. ct........-..... William Edlfn-
ssa District .....- Christopher Dittnnan...-.....
s4th .-------.Jo John n Powe------
% r,,s--f0f David MlcheIouski.
81 District ........ Anton Maier.----...-.-------
ar District - Julius Halpern.-.----------
s-b District John =. HandIon.--.-..---.-I
err District Louis Simon
=. rss.-t-- Ernes. werner.-.-....--..--
s,h District Joseph Aaron Goldste!n.--
~, r,,<--s,+ Philip + schunItt. ...---.....
ilth District Soi-ti ->>Ae'-------- - '---
So r,ss+-irt Abraham Cespe------.......
1ss district - Charles schlafner-----------
1rh District George Lindner..--..----.--.t
-,ss--c- --.--- Fred Brarer-----------------
,r. -,~.-4-- Isaak H Le|kowftz.
-7s District Henry Eaupt------.-.------I
18th District. JONI
Fred Schaerer.
11rh Dst-ct XII
o--s -;s---- william Paschburg --....---
22d District Orto
rrs--r- John J. Flick
ih District. = =
e5.h 1ss--ic- IE1tw.g Schr--
2sh District. Morr,s
esh Tos--4c- Henry Engel--------------.
5eh District. " iifle-ti
a,~ -,s--,r. Eugene A Kohut--..----.|
2.1 District Aoo1lsh
Jacob Boln-
AZ. rie+-s-. Frank NJ Hill.
.sh rss--5-+ Iohn J. Cbhu-
Joseph Cohn-
T., -ss.-.- Herman Reich------..---l
New-York tribune., 1901-11-03

OFFICE TO BE FILED NAME OF CANDIDATE
Mayor ~eA-i
r,,,,.-,rs- ~ Edward n. Grout.--....--.-.
pr.s,5s,- Esoa-s ~ Aldermen Charles V
s.s-,,ss c,-s-,s -o,-- Morgan J. o'B-ien-----.--.-
lanes A Blanchard----.--
John Proctor Clarke.
Samuel Greenbsurn.
.uos. ~ CITY Court 7. Samuel Sesbury- --------.
sbs-,- William T. oBrfen.
County r7.-x Thomas L Hamilton.
District William 1raVefs 'efol'e
9svs.. Joh, H J. Ronner..-.---.
President Borough OF Man r..
ce-onerx Gustav Scholer.
Solomon GoIdenkranz-
Moses J. jackson.
iN,cho!a. T. Brown.
xEkBER OF ASSEMBLY
Dir-ct William A. Coakley-
"a District Theodore ]. Karrnan.
&c D.str.c, August H stebbns.
'1 District Max Brown
sth District Edward r Finch
9th District Jacob FrfedenthaI.
7th District - John ;. Buckley. ..--...-
Ga Dtstr1c. Charles 6 Adler.
sth District James A Anen-------.-----
te-h lis,rtr. Jacob c. Brand.
ilih Ddstr,c. William Bell Wait. IT..
Eth D.strict. rict......- Jacob Rieger-----------
18th District John A Casey ..-....---.---
18th District George ". Jones.
18th District Joseph T. RyEn--.----..---
- NS,nct- David fersseei"-
1ath Ds-c. - William Il Romer.-..-.-
A.n Dsrct William F. Soaring
asa DAtric;. Julius II. Seymour.
-s District william s. Bennet.
90 District. John T cronin-
&c Dsyc. Josiah T Newcomb-
'sh District .......... Charles @. Bothner.
~''h District John A weekes. Jr.-
John J. Young. ----------'
~ o'str1ct- t;herarci Davis.
s- osstsics- Maurice z. Davidson.
cisirict- -..-.-......B Bsintricge Colby
Ssn District. ... Fschsrd F. Mcmahon.
= Sss-hce Arthur L. Sherer-
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@lertiou Notiee.
RESIDENCE
PLACE OF BUSINESS.

s75 East stk ST. New York $40 E sth St, MIC
500 ssth St. York l-s ID Ave- New York city.
2S Easf 8aT 37n gTQsdway New 87s Hseadway New York
55 West lllth St. New 80 Nassau St. New York
1907 WsshPgt6n Xs Ave- New 81 East St. York
s57s s5h Ave,NY -,
So s - Columbus @ s" Ave-, Ave. New
60 ID Ave, New York City TO Ave. New York City
45 Lafayette Place. New
les Riyng'On ST. New York l2e Rxnston St. New York
Sc East 5fh St. New York SO Eas 7sh St. New York
2lS East assh St, New YORK '
ws e,y ST. New York s2s wes: as'h St. New York
81 cPGsEy Gf72 St. Ne" York 81 oasEy ci72 St. New York
1875 vaTtek St, New York
81 West ii5th St, York so Broadway. New York
81 Barrow St. New York
100 St MS MARX. Place, New
aae West i6th St. New York
lss Division St. New York
m w. s..s Ssr s ys Hs4 G ssfs IS First St. New York City
2s E9s' 18Th St New York ls4 William c1I1 St. New York
42s IVES; ats' 10th St. New York ''
a2s East s1st St. New EOrl
ss1 wssS tstS i4th ST. New Yorl
g IS Rzssa ie5a S' Xvss ss" Ss~ SaTA 5''Ss Sofh
sa2 sscond Ave. New York
% wsss End Ave. New
ss5 East Ssth St. Kew York
2ol zlolst St. New York
s4s Esz 42d St. New York IS L=ayetss %a ts Paos Ne"
2ss west i.sd St. New York
724 LekinEton ave. New
PIG East 10th St. New York
ST Easi st'i7h s7th St. New York
West llS'h ST. New York is4 william ella ST. Ne" York
2sos 5sh Ave. New York
Sc Eas, Tooth St. New York
1878 ID Ave. New York City
ola Ea=s 144sh ST. Ne" York
s5 Division St. New York
ao2 Bsscker St. New York
go East Broadway. New $50 East Broadway, New
751 Wss6i2Et0n St. New
2sl skin St. New York
225 W ast'i st 18th St. New York
1851 Madison Ave. New 80 East I4'h St. New York
al kth gt Sew York City All 5th st. New York City
go East Broadway. New 252 East Broadway. New
York City. York City.
SSS West 3sth St. New York
All East 9Th St. New York
s2l wsst STA, 44,A St. York
City.
lss FsaEln ST. Brooklyn 1853 rs2nSlin ST. Brooklyn
$40 west 5sd ST. New York
sO1 East st'' IAN St. York
City.
~ Amsterdam Ave, New
City
S4s East 3oth St. New York
71s Amsterdam Ave. New
York City
Ia1 IO5tn St. New
City.
s25 East sd St. New York
SOB west 1926 St. New York
27s3 Eighth Ave. New York
1888 First Ave. New York
sls East fist St. New York
1850 FRS. Ave. New York
- " 5sth St. NYc. II Maiden Lane New York
City.
32s East sd ST.. New York
I West i12th ST. New York
so East ilstn St. New York 800 Broadway. New York
City. City.
York City.
900 East 1924 ST. New York
24l East 121st St. New York
City.
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HOME RULE REPUBLICAN CLUB.
PLACE OF BUSINESS.

800 Broadway. New York
City.
SO Rivinston St. New York
GU.
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RESIDENCE.

206 East 96th St. New Torh
City.
1873 Park Ave. New York
City.
11S East 13Sth ST., New York
City.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-03
SOUTH CAROLINA.
VIRGINIA.

VIRGINIA HOT SPRINGS
Y ExHu.ARATING FALL MOUNTAIN RESORT
ON CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILvAT-
Hotel and Cottages will acconraodsts
pending completion OF magnificent notsi Tor prtns
business Finest bathing establishment IN America Per-
climate and Incompatible autumn scenery COLI
5000 yards First class livery
Compartment sleeper without change
Tuesdays and Saturdays Excursion tickets c o. Office
Broadway. and Offices Pennsylvania Railroad address
FRED STERRY. Manager. Hot Springs. Bath Co.. Va
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6eIu nOanfeo-maIe.

f5eIu manieb-fflaIs.
Xy7ANTED-Man in each county TO represent OLD estae
w Usb-d mousse: financial standing Straixhr
ho aSa weekly cash salary SIS paid by check each
WaGnasday with expenses direct from hesdquarters
Money adv expenses MANAGER 34I Caxton
Building. Chicago
A pyERTIsEMENTs and subscriptions FOR Ths Trtouns
n received at their Uptown Once No. l24Z BroadNay'
400 norm or 3st-sr o'cock adVerrsS-
rents received follo%ng branch ofnces AZ
oA7ra until o'clock D. viz: "a .
12th-st: Nacys osa-a
near West oSta-st, ~
West s2d-st 90 East l4th-ss % %
.ods between tn I59 East 4tnst; EssSS
sa-ave between and T7th SITS: i025 sdavs nee<
-ns s9th-st- I35 Tremont-avs-.
30 "a near sIst-st 3d-ava: 21o slesckersfs
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STEAMBOATS,

STEAMBOATS,
AIRANY EVENING LINE
DEAN RICHMOND Ieave
p 8 P NJ week cays
a1y Connecting to- all points E1kcursion
$3.50.
-~1TSEuI HTTDSON AND COXSACKIE
~ poaTS leave foot Christopher ST. every ek-day
- -crnectfnS with Catskfn Mountain. EoSeo0
Srnanv and Albany 4 Rudson Ralroads
A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions Tor The tribune
"A received at their Uptown Cfee NO La Ssoaeway.
until O'Clock D. n; ADVERTISE
rnt. received following branch oces az regular
o-ce rates until O'Clock p H. viz: % stn-ass:
12th-st- Macys. 6th-avs.
aas IIth-st: I4s CcIurnbusave. West TO-
w., 90 East l4th-st Isl West
4ad between 1h and sth aves 15e East +athst' ISIS
21ave between and 7Ith sts: 026 5c-ave, near
6fsr-sr TOs s9th-st 80 TreHont-aves
s30 sd-ave 41sst: 558 sc-ave' 10 Beecxss-sS:
Bieecker-st-
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OFFICE TO BE FILLED.
Mayor -..-.....--.--.
Comptroller ..-..-...,.....
President Board Of Aldermen
Justices Supreme Court
LIST District. ......--.----.-
Judge OF City Court, ----..
Sheriff .......-.....'.-.-.'
County Clerk. ...-.--....-..
District Attorrey--...----.
Register .------s--- -----'
President Borough % Man
haitian -.........-... 80
Coroners 80.
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RESIDENCE.

30 Grand st.. New York
City
1es Forsyth St. New York
CIu
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OFFICE TO BE FILLED.
mayor ------.. --.s.-
Comptroller -...-------'
President Board of Aldermen.
Justices Supreme CoErt-.---
New-York tribune., 1901-11-03

800 Broadway, New York
City.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-03
CITIZENS UNION PARTY.
NAME OF CANDIDATE.
RESIDENCE.

EMBLEM-sTATUE OF LIBERTY.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-03

$40 z. sth St, y. 7. c.
l-2 Sd Ave. New York City.
376 Broadway, New York
City
9S Nassau St, New York
City.
54 East 4th ST. New York
City.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-03

$50 East Broadway, New
York City
30 East 14th St. New York
City.
All 5th St, New York City.
252 East Broadway. New
York City.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-03

NAME OF CANDIDATE
BENJAMIN Meyers. s.----.s.
Phillip Wissig. g.-----.-..-.,
New-York tribune., 1901-11-03
NAME OF CANDIDATE.

NAEE OF CANDIDATE.
Benjamin Hanfo-d
Morris Brown.
Henry stahi. ...-.-.-.
Louis p. Boudiu.
Phillip Bauer.
Leon A. Malkfel.
Gustav Dressler-
Theo6or Kerfs-
BsTthold Korn-
Edward NJ. Martin.
Henry L. Slobodin.
Henry z. Oliver.
Leonard u. Abbott. t..-....
Jacob ). Mintz.
Maxim Romm.
John A Kilgus.
Frederick Richter. .-...--
New-York tribune., 1901-11-03

II Maiden Lane New York
City.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-22
SOLDUHDER HAMMER
Wichita Canning Factory Is
Purchased for $500
BY LOCAL STOCKR0L DERS
Who VIII See That Il Is 0per-
aied Next Year

The Wichita canning factory was sold
by Sheriff Simmons yesterday morning al
Il O'Clock from the west door OF the court
house It was purchased by Frank
Means for $500 Mr.. Means represented
a company Of local stockholders Of the
company as follows: J. L. Leland. W J..
Weiricl. Wfu ayers, Fred Williams and
J. Y. Wood. These men VIII take charge
OF the plant at once and viii operate it
or see that It is run in this city. In
mediately after the sale the representa-
tive Of the company received an offer
from an experienced Gamer to lease the
plant for $500 a year.
There were three bidders on the ground
Two local companies and a man from
Illinois There was some spirited bid
ding. The plant was appraised at s. 90 q
Few weeks ago and must sell FOR q { least
s2oto- The Indebtedness amountsfo about
s. 20.
The plant was built last winter at a
cost OF 500, and the lowest estimate Of
its value Is ss.0o3 Il has all the latest
improved machinery and is thoroughly
modern in every respect. The plant was
built under z cooperative company Of
farmers and business men of this city and
county All the machinery was in place
and had undergone q successful trial.
when suddenly an acton was brought IN
the district court asking for a receiver.
J. D Cottman was appointed. and the sale
yesterday was under an order from Judge
Dale 70 settle up the affairs OF the com
pany.
The company that purchased the plant
was only organized Friday. but the mem
bers OF the company believe that a can
ming factory IN this city is a paving in
vestment. All the men are local men.
who are well known in this city. The
men have not yet decided whether they
VIII operate it themselves or lease the
plant. but they intend to see It going fun
blast in this city next season They think
that this country can and does produce as
good vegetable and fruit as any section
in the state. and that they can put up a
superior quality Of cannlng factOry goods.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-22

Everybody needs a stom-
ach tonic occasionally 70
keep the bowels re z Ia =.
For this purpose, As we'll IS
for the cure Of Indigestion,
Dyspepsia, Liver and Kid
uey Disorders, there IS
nothing to equal the Bit
tiers. Try i
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-22
Will HAVE BOXING CARNIVAL
Two Clever Zen Matched for Bout on
October 3.

The boxing carnival 20 come of IN the
Nicholson hall On October 8. will be one
Of the chief attractions during carnival
week.
The contestants are artists of ability
and VIII give fast, clean exhibition Of
manly endurance and cieverness that VIII
surpass anything ever seen here before.
EVarts. the welter-weight champion OF
the Pacific Coast, and middle-weight
champion of OkishoIsa. has been before
the public for thirteen years. and has
never met defeat and has a standing chal-
leIge for any welter-weight or any
amateur middie-weighJ in the world.
He has defeated Dutch Neil at St.
Louis IN two rounds and Dal Hawkins in
six rounds at Carson City IN a prellmin-
arv at the ett-F'itzsimmons fight and
STOPPED Old Lug" Wilson in three rounds
at New Orleans in preliminary TO the
Sullivan hiirain battle
Grindle is a wonderfully fast and game
boxer ana has appeared in the main
event at TattersaIIs. Chicago. against
several good men. including Casper Leon
and Jack Everharlt- He also Won the
welter-weight champion Of Minnesota by
defeating the st. Paul KID in eleven
rounds.
This contest is TO be 10 the entire salts
faction OF the spectators. ard the gate re-
ceipts are 70 be II the hands OF some
high city Official and he VIII refund the
ticket price 10 anyone who did not set
his moneys worth.
Evarts intends 20 give the Wichita pee
pie many good glove contests in the
future and VIII do all n his power 10 show
them that he means business and is no
fake.
Before the contest there VIII be two
four round bouts between local aspiranrs
to fstfc honors. The first match VIII be
between two coIored lads. There are
several good men wanting % get into this
tight. but the two who viii do the boxing
have not been signed as yet
The other curtain raiser VIII be between
Lawrence Beggs and some other good
man The latter has not yet been
rse--aE
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-22
A UNIVERSAL FOOD
Followi1q Natures Footsteps.


Il have q boy. tive wears Ga. weighing
forty pounds and in perfect health Vh1
has been raised Oh Gra1e-N,urs aai mus
@Thss Is az ideaI food sna evidently
furnishes the clements necessary fer q
baby as wen as Ier adults. We have
used Grane-Nuls 81 large quantities and
greatly 70 cur advantage N LeaV-
IT.. Minneapolis. Miln-
one advantage obout Grspe-N-ts Food
Is that it IS pre-tiscsted 20 t1e process ot
rsa-afacrure. than IS, the starch eoa-ziasd
r. the wheat and barley IS Transformed
i7to grape-sugzr in exactly Tie same
method as this process IS carried o1t u
ths h-uan body, that IS rs The use 81
moisture and long exposure % l'o1- raSs
vyaruth. vas-h srows the lias-ase In tde
grains and makes THE reaarl1a3 BE change
from starch TO srape-sugar lhereto7e.
TIE most delicate stomach can handle
Gz7e-Nuts ana the 1000 IS q1icSiy ao-
sorbed i1ro the blood ana eiss1e, eerta 2
parts az u solne Glrer-iy 20 hclding $40
uourisalng the brain ana nerVe cenLrs
7Tade az the pure f2oI factories e The
Postum Cereal Co. Lld- 6artie Creek
Alieh-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-22
HAVE GOOD PROGRAM
Buckeye Association VIII Give Pic
N 2 ~ b cine. drr


The Buckeye association Of SedgwfcS
county yesterday announced their pro-
gram for the picnic 20 be given next We'd
ues3ay IN North Riverside park Il is as
follows. IL the weather IS unfsvorabie
the program VIII be given in Garfield
hau.
Go 10 North Riverside park at 10 a. n.
Social
Dinner. = m TO p. n.
AFTERNOON
Announcements and remarks by the
president
PRAYER by Rev. Z r. Thayer
Music. solo and chorus. Home. Sweet
Home. led by Rev A =. Dubber.
Introductory address ny Chairman OF
reception committee ]. T. EirllSr.
Historical address, Captain Burgess.
Vocal solo selected. MS. HomrishoUse-
Recitation. Mrs Z. II. Lawrence.
Address. James Allison.
Vocal Duet Mrs Chud and daughter
Address rev. =. a. Lawrence.
Ohio responses. By counties.
Chorus. ElEAth Grade Carton school
Recitation by --rie BocGsies
short talks from various parties form
erlv 80 bio
vocal solo. selected. Mrs r. 3 wall
Vocal solo. NV Sunny Kansas Home,
Mrs r. g. lTal
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-22
GERMAN DAY CHANGED
WIN BE Observed Next Tuesday In
stead Of Later.

The German day celebration has been
changed from Wednesday Of next week q
Tuesday of This week owing % the fact
that the mana ginS societies did not want
70 detracc from tie great fireworks dis
MAY 70 be given by the carnival commit
tee TUESDAY. therefore. VIII be German
dav and thu celebration wiI take place il
Cerfs grove. The event VIII De IN com
rnemoration Of the first settlement # Ger
mans IN Pennsylvania 4 fire program.
both musical ara 0ra-Crical. has been
rrausred ard a patriotic German oeuo1-
stration IS expected. TableeUE vil -
given ar Columbia and Germania and
moving pictures VIII be eEhialtel II the
progress or ths Mckinley funeral train
from Buffalo u washington and theuce
10 Certo1- Elaborate preparations are
being made Tor big time.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-22

h Essl- 0e'lss-sa CAY
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-22
BABY BLAIR IS GONE
Sudden Death s1rIkes the Home Of
rrr and Nsr- Howard & ase

Blair Alexander Case. IRE baby son Of
2lr ara Mrs. Howard Case. died ysstcr-
day morning 1t 6 clock The suddenness
~ the ittie boy 6ea-h has been 8 cruel
blow 10 the family Three 6rvs aEo he
was al sunshine. All happiness. az love
The affection % the household WAS center
81 oa his baby ways. thoughts and de-
sires. He vas taken away cuicSly. al
most before his loving parents could vsal-
ize that death la5 called 20 claim the
bedside ended 1T dawn. when his i4rrle
sniri- PASSED upward s--h the song Il
me Iars % the gates ~ FEe1ven- Bar
Alexander was BRIGHT chi.c. cs-arr-ir g
ana loving and Vhe sympathy ~ thc
community sees c1t % tle sor-oWlag
family.
~ m Owing O. che unfinished co11i-
ton Of she rev residence, -he frnerai WI
- private
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-22
CITY JAIL EMPTY
First Time IN Months the Doors
stood gsneo.

For the first tine r. SIX months che
city 5su was without an occ-psnt- The
last man vas termed l1ose az lc--4 O. cic-iz
yesterday morning T6is IS very said -ua
occurrence here. some times the jan has
twenty ren Il az one rirEe and tfere IS a
tine SONG OF there. hut for once thera
is nothing for The rQAcs clerk and judge
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PROMOTE W NBELL M'LAUGHLlN
aade secretary OF the Attorney cen
eel e y an.la

oI-s LcLaurhiin received Ecr1 this
wees thar Wea- alrL-luEhin bad So
carc6 an i,or1re-1t promotion. kavi7s
besn made secretary % Attorney Genersl
FVllf-cv at zIzrs rhis pess IS an ira-
porlar- cne and everr body -1 Wichita
VIII c9cgrs eriats tbs Fsich-ta uar % IS
ec1l Fortune. The position Rss secured
f-on tte tacr thar be ha1 served - abs
ana f4z-hluliv the clart Vlir2 Travelled
extensively ever -ue Philippine - 1-fiS,
Tllre are higAer things u store 1or
yss15zL 2IcL-agEA-in-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-22
Difficult
Digestion
That is dyspepsia.

That IS dyspepsia.
It makes life miserable.
Its sufferers eat not because they
WANT to-but simply because they
MUST.
They complain Of a bad taste in
the mouth, a tenderness at the pit
of the stomach, a feeling Of puffy
fitness, headache heartburn and
what not.
Hoods sarsaparilla cured Joseph T. Lame.
Flanagan. Ky, VINO writes: was troubled
with dyspepsia for number Of years ard
took medicine thar did ne 20 good. I vas
advised by friends 70 try Hoods Sarsap2riIla
which did and It put ny bowels IN perfect
condition, gave ne strength and energy Snd
made ne feel Ike new person"
Hoods JGrS0pdrittG
Promises to cure and keeps the
promise. Beware Of substitutes
Buy Hoods end only Hoes.