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The 9 Shoes You Want
ARE THE
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We reach out In every direction for the
trade Of intelligent people. We provide,
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We provide this footwear In large va
riety Of styles and qualities, always Sc
lecting those styles we think will please
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Shoes made of best feathers and finished
to perfection. Then we cap the climax
by making the prices as low as you are
frequently asked for inferior grades In
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Are these reasons sufficient to com.
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MY Stock of Groceries is larger by
Iva $4,000 than l like to have it at
this time of the year, so for short
time l will make a price that ought
to reduce my stock quick. l am over
stocked On Evaporated Fruits and some
lines of canned goods, so shall make you
wholesale prices.
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Boys Stylish Two-Piece suits, Handsome
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Boys Two-Piece Suits, very stylish effects
blue, fancy mixes, ETC., well made, perfect ft-
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o0o0ie kneeS-uSOal S'''O SUITS az $2.95
Boys Very Handsome and Fashionable $5 ALL
Wool Suits-in a big variety OF light, medium
and dark Spring and Summer styles-all well
made and perfect fltting-altogether q splendid
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Lowest CARPET Prices.

That's 1.-THE lowest Carpet prces and and greatly
increased assortmentsare the strong forces which
making reoranzed Carpet store the popular place
Western Massachusetts for economical carpet buyers
We always glad show goods and quote prices.
We invite inspection. Following give of the
prominent offerings:
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which
lighting to
neday Of each
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-03-08
Stocks and Bonds.

New York March THE market made
quite a vigorous resistance this morning
to an early bear drive, BY means of the
sustaining influence of individual stocks.
early losses were largely wiped out and
the level Of prices generally carried over
last night but during the latter part CT
the day the market succumbed to depres-
sion and speculative liquidation came into
force The result is a predominance Of
net losses on the day. a few stocks main
tanned a marked net gain but they we're
rather Dalpably under manipulation for
their sustaining influence on the rest of
the market, while profit taking was going
on. The narrowing supply of available
credits and the calling of loans by some
Of the banks was the most important in
fuence of manipulative pools and the sell
ing to take profits by this class of oper-
ators in a market where the public is not
taking q large part had the effect of turn
ing prices downward. There has grown
up some feeling that the recent ease Of
the money market has been in some sort
due to artificial causes prompted by the
desire Of large capitals SITS TO insure
smooth sailing for some of the important
financial operations recently set snoat
Such artificial ease must necessarily Re
limited in durati n. the natural course Of
events having their results in due time
Besides the absorption of over $4,000 BY
the treasury from the money market
and the seasonabIe turn in the tide from
the interior movement to New York, Il e
money market has felt the effect this
week Of the payment by the Union Pa
cidc of half the purchase price of its con-
trolling interest in Southern Pacific The
Pennsylvania railroad is also reported TO
have paid over several million dollars en-
account of the Long Island railway Fur
chase.
Money rates have consequently worked
closer and some of the holders OF stocks
on margin have been prompted TO i:1ui-
date This selling was particu arly mark
e5 TODAY In Pennsylvania. Union Pacific
and Burlington, which were made the
subject If joint operations fer a rise dur
ing the last few days An effort was made
10 continue pool operations for the ad-
vance by q revival Of representatives OF
the St Paul absorption by Great Nor h
ern and oNrthern Pacific interests. This
had the effect Of hitting st. Paul I 81
An advance IN Chesapeake snd Ohio az
rs on talk Of large earnings and an In
creased dividend wa 81 Strengthening fac
ter and there vas quite an active specu-
iation for The rise in Peoples Gas and
Susar. With the exception Of Chesapeake
and Ohio. which saved net gain Il SIS.
these stocks lost practically all their
gains and The selling movement cacried
the principal active railroad stocks from
10 . points under yesterday. Among the
less important stocks which were pushed
up at times during the afternoon were
Brooklyn Union and Consolidated Gas,
VITA advances u aud 1-2~PuIlu1an
s 1-2 General Electric ? and number o.
others from ! 20
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Model Tommy Atkins.

London, March Lord Roberts, p1e-
siding today al a meeting of the army
temperance society, contrasted the mod
Grafton Of the British soldiers in South
Africa with previous campaigns. lie eaid
it was true they had not had any opDor-
tunity to drink but at Bloemfontein, To-
hannesburg and Pretoria, where they did
have such opportunity. they were well be
haved and never had heard single COM
plant of a soldier being rude or improp-
erly behaved toward Boer women. The
latter and their children fearlessly ent
upon the streets. and the children con-
stanty played and talked with the Brit
ish soldiers.
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- 80 lsaner lIarket.

New York. March Money on can
firm az ~ ner cent. Prime mercantile
paper. St4is Per cent. Sterling eN
change easier. with actual business IN
bankers hils III SfS.-s a. So for de-
mand and AZ Ss.SH asSra Tor 80 DAYS;
posted rates. S4S5F4S1s and s. So.
Commercial bills, $ Ss1s G4.S- silver GER
tidcaJes. $40 16c Bar silver SIC Mex
ican dollars. sac Government bonds
STEADY; refunding IS. registered. 11sss:
coupon. T65 &c; 3s. III; coupon. IL. new
IS. registered. ls1s-, coupon. Is7ss old
As. registered. us. coupon. IA; SIS. reg
tsta-aa 1sri2s @o,tnr1r- r1JL-
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Thereafter it was on a steady down
ward movement. Early in the afternoon
May fell TO Sal, under a furry of sell
ing from the outside, and the pit occa-
stoned by estimates for larger receipts at
ports and interior towns tomorrow. Off
cial news was received that southern
spot market were weak and this helped
to depress markets later, which worked
steadily lower. The close was steady,
with prices net to Is points lower
Futures opened steady at the decline;
March 8.4Sc; April S.46c; May, S.52c; June
S.51c; July, S.53c; August, S.25c; Septem-
Der, 7.84c; October, 7.75c; November,
7 sic; December, 7.60c.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-03-08
PROMINENT FOREIGN OFFICERS
Number OF Them Arrive at Frisco
From the Orient

San Francisco, March IA number Of
prominent foreign army and navy officers
arrived from the Orient on the steamer
America Namuru today. Among them
was Prince Engalitschen, of Russia, re-
Gently a member of the staff of Count
Won Waldersee, commander of the allied
forces in China. The prince is enroute
home. Baron Won Polenz of the German
army was another passenger. He is re-
turning home from China. Other officers
on board were Lieutenants Nordevinow
and Nikitin of the Russian navy and Sur
geons Honoa and Iwazak of the Japan
csc navy.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-03-08
HI)GS 2I2---5 HIGHER
Only Fair Supply but Quality
Good.
TOPS UP TO $685.
Cattle Steady but Only Nom
inaI offerings,

The Wichita hog market yesterday was
In all trades a strong 21z to sc higher.
The quality Of the offered hogs was in
general very good. There were prime,
urst-class hogs on sale, and there were
light weights, but the general average
was very fair. The same top as the day
before ruled. the S5c top, and nine cars
Received this top price. Inc quality was
generally very good, there being hogs on
sale Of different grades and they all sold
at the strongest bulk prices. There were
buyers for all Of the hogs offered, and
vice the number offered would have
sold at the same strong bulk prices. All
the buyers were in the field for hogs,
and they would have taken them in at
the best prices. The demand for kiInng
logs far surpassed the supply.
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has Thrcatened DenmarR.

London, March THE United States
government addressed a note 10 the Dan
ish government threatening, says the
Copenhagen correspondent Of the Daily
Mail, to the effect that it VIII not permit
any transfer Of the Danish West Indies to
any foreign power. and that IN the event
Of Denmark refusing 10 sell, the United
States will require that island and mari
time neutrality shall be properly guaran-
teed and the United States sphere Of in
huence be respected.
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% Gnvernment ownershln.

Berlin. March 7.-Baron Won Sunni
Halberg and Herr Krupp have now o.ler-
ed Admiral Won Tirpitz, the naval secre-
tary, arnor-plate a ia reduction, but the
figures are stiT p marks above Amer
can prices.
Consequently the budget committee Of
the reichstag with but one dissenting
vote that of Count Won Kardon. has re-
adopted the resolution asking the CO.
operation of the bundesrath n establish
ing works for the manufacture of ar
mOur- plate.
Baron Won Stumm-H alberg Is now "
~ o-s+iroItx-
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Fx-Prleat Commit~ suieide.

Minneapolis, Mimi. March 7.-Despond-
ent over his recent discharge from the
Duluth diocese. Rev. Francis Budzyoski.
q Roman Catholic priest. shot himself
In the heart in a local hotel. and deid
before aid could reach him. He had on
his person a letter from Bishop SIC
Goldrick dispensing with his services.
Two other letters were founa. one adj
dressed to a brother IN Elmira. New
York, and the other TO a waitress IA a
lncal rasfal,ranf
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sFohammetIan- E'ourntinr TronhIe.

London March S.--'-The Mohamrne58us
II Mongolia are trying 10 fonent az IN
srIrrectlon among TIE siberian stee1cs,
saws the Odessa Correspondent q the
Dauy EXPRESS. and the Russian govern
ueat has expected AZ least $50 soldiers
bllleted IN every Family throughout s.
IBERIA. who SHAH act as ueaials and bs
ready . assemble AZ any moment e sup
press q rislne-l
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-03-08

Washington. March The disturbance
in the senate over the ASST gnmeot of the
hest seat on the Democratic side ~ tire
chamber to Senator NcComas q Rspuh-
lean senator from Maryland. has been
Quoted by transfer. senator Eeitfeid
falls heir 70 the coveted place and Sen
seat on the Republican side ~ she cham
Der. Nr. Teller goes 20 M Heis1eld 9
old uras
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-03-08

The cattle market was steady, with a
Oversize line of offerings. There were
butcher steers, bulls, stOckers and feed
ers. and mixed stuff on sale. The Dold
Packing company passed over the scales
a bunch of p butcher steers contracted
several weeks before and they showed
up a very fancy grade Of beef. These
cattle were contracted for long ago and
they We're purchased with the intent Of
their being killed for local consumption,
,Ae city demand for Dold fresh beef be-
ing heavier and growing all the time.
Stuart & CO.: Astle & Sonl Farris; and
Van Buslurk were the principal dealers
Ia the cattle division
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EECs-I'resh, HE
Receipts OF wheat l93 cars.
DRY GooDs sfARkEr.

New York. Starch 7.-So further
changes are reported Il bleache5 cor
tons. which are in fair demand te5av.
No new business is repotred Tor export
II brown cottcns. aud hoIne demand Is
quiet Prices irregular. Prints are in
average. no change IN prices C0tton In
ing Irregular IN STAPLE line
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CT TOuTs

st. Louis, March -Cattle-Receipts,
$500; market steady to strong; native
steers, s.. 5Od5. Go; stockers and feeders
s.. 1904. 60; COWS and heifers, 81. 0014- 7o;
Texas and Indian steers, SS.50g4.70; COWS
and heifers, S2.50Q3.69.
Hogs-Receipts, 5000; market steady;
pigsa nd lights, s. 1905. 45; packers, s. IS
1850; butchers, s5.35G5.50.
Sheep Receipts, 300; market strong;
native muttons, $4.0OQ4.35; lambs, 81. $50
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-03-08
CENIRAL COMMITTEE MELTING
Members WIZ Hold session Today az
Gurt-s Office

There wfn be a business meeting % ths
members o. the newly elected city central
committee this afternoon at 4 O'Clock st
the Office o. Frank s. Burt ia North
Market street A fun attendance IS de-
sred. ~ order q committee
J. H STEWART.
Chairman Of C0nvenrian-
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san Francisco. March 7--Ths southern
PacI6c today announced that rs rev
coast line between this cstv aue 4-os An
geles VIII BE- opere3 on March The
road. which IS Isl rlnes long passes aear-
j. all the important Missions n THIS state
ard for LOO miles passes oFer TIA Gifts
sklrtlng the Pactsc ocean
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-03-08

New York March 7-Chauncey F..
Glover wealthy resident Of Clutch
ogue. I. T.. was found guilty ia the SUI
preme court Of Suffolk county today on
a charge Of forging n viii purporting 20
be that of his father. Glover fen in q
faint as the judge passed sentence upon
him
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on re REX iass V3 issss WrHts
f- Ta3skA Aaesaa Cry SIS lassrrae8-
la-s 9sass ~ - ?. n. osaaseis 81
s1s-s-esn ~ saaa b-anea asa
a. Eazzs CRY fer r. taaa nifst
trs Is trio ui4 ezrs-s ~sa
Raer Istsns -sse-Tstaz 800 szta F5sTs
arriving a. EaaFsr al cssas egss1zs
1szg
4 rex traa isaTs a ~ sss
sfA a. 1 nw - ee1
Ersaa TFr-F. taF erees Eaf
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-03-08

Tucson. Ark. March 7--Bsrt Aivor8.
the much wanted traia robue- and saH
breaker. who was szpresad - have neen
killed ~ Balv StLes. has shown - II
Tomb stone. where With 3 Taall Indisn
he stole s0fne horses ard hsaae1 fer tssa
Mexican Nne- 4 shsr.1 posse Is Il p-r-
SUR
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New York. March For a b-ief tine
Only today did the cotton market show
symptoms OF stea6iness. Even thsn 1rzt
-szlss ransctad a ioaS 81 ! II EasEss-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-03-08

personal direction OF Mr.. H. Victor Nor
ley, there IS no doubt as 10 their being
all that could be desired.
A wealth OF scenery IS carried FOR every
play and each enc VIII be staged quite np
TO the Mittenthal standard. a standard So
high hiatt popular priced attractions have
not attempted 70 equal L
The opening biz VIII be The Prince OF
Russia" Il Is a play rich in opportuni-
ties for beautiful gowns and the lady pat
rons are sure TO be Interested In that por-
ton Of the program.
The sale of seats opens Friday morning
at olives jewelry store.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-03-08

Way Down East" which comes 10 the
Crawford theatre soon. the latest idyl of
New England life. has furnished one Il
the most remarkable runs ever known in
New York CITY. First az the Manhattan
theatre for seven months and then 20 the
great Academy Of Music for At times
REP CON-ONE-B II
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GOOD MEN ARENAMED
Continued from sixth page

ward man had hard proposition to 20 up
against Mr.. Schad, when called on for
a few remarks simply stated: Il thank
you from the bottom Of my heart tor this
honor. I have tried to do my duty in the
past and II elected TO succeed myself
will try to FIJI the Office to the best OF my
ability Gentlemen 1 thank you"
The next order Of bushes was the nomi-
nation Of the clerk of the city court As
soon as it was announced that nomina-
tons for this position were IN order, W.
A Belts stepped 10 the front and placed
in nomination Captain sam W. Jones.
Belts made one of the best speeches
heard during the day. He said in part:
II am here to nominate man born in
this state, a Kansas production. He IS a
man who has spent the greater portion
Of his years in this city. He has been 4
soldier. To be an old soldier is glorious
and it IS no less glorious 10 be young
solder. During the trouble with Spain
this man was willing to go to the front
1T has been said that II you nominate
a negro on the Republican ticket that he
will only be lead as a black lamb UP to
the sacrifice altar. I do not believe this
and If you nominate this man to this po-
sition you Will find that the colored peo-
pie of this city viii put their shoulder %
the wheel to push the Republican party
on TO q glorious victory"
John Adams placed before the conven-
ton the name OF A. J. Weaver. He dweit
upon the past history OF the army vet
eran- He stated that he had been sup
porter OF the Republican party principles
and hard worker for the success Of his
party
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-03-08

Going 70 TspskA ar Kansas cl.y taka
TIE rev fyes q tas Rock Lzsaaa A. IL
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-03-08
MUSIC AID DRAMA.

4 pastoral, natural drama. favored vita
ID breezy local coso- q Tennessee Lfe.
and permeaLed win the soft s1utnsra az
rnosphers q its valleys. describes -
Romance q Coon Hollow" whl1h his
been one Of the substantial tr.ampha -
The last SIX seasons. This success e ln
part due 10 tbs scenic Effects. amoag
vhlch are z realistic steamboat racs D.
tween T. 2. Lee and Natchez ard a cot
tan press n actual ogeratlen. Bgt che
pay meets favor with sh9agh TIL peepls
OF wor.hser g~ounss. Il e spiendl-'y
eonstrucsed the characters are aesh ana
bsooa beng ne PCT s. very arartails
ard interesting and tAe hunor gensl-lslg
funny without beng farrlca1 4 nsuiber
n extriuzic features lend interest - tie
production The electrical effect. show
lu- a night 81 a ssutaern c1g1t-y pia1s.
ars novel and pretty s ~ra8-Aes- troa7e
q sa-key mae and ssmsls r,aafz tl1n
6arcers AID an excellent vocaa 114s e,fe
aas vsiune 10 ire e1ts-talamsat
aCoo- Eolaw ST. - seen ~ te
Dopuisr Czawfers rasatrs satz-rsag. ssaa-
zea ard uigAt March E
Fey has7ent.gs "a arazsezsenss w1 -
wz-oue1 uovs heartily teaa fhe s-Ezse-
rent - 80 Auhary stoek cmr4nT ~
gee C~swgors theatre fer tha wsas cea-
snsncsrE as1t 2foatay sat
Ass LG1aa Eassr. wte nea1s tte --
sarlzzrsaa. haa tae zsGy 80 peGaT
szsrr rc,as Ssi--.,r aaz e4aetfsev ans
TIE cordial r@ee1sz wss'eh hss eser &C.
reI ker sverrWhsse "a eTssencs - ar
gs1s.ar
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CASH QUOTATIONs.


T7lour-Market dull
Wheat-No. spring. 6701c; No. 2 red,
C0rn-NO- ?, 59c; No. yeloWi 5sc-
Nve-No. 2, &c
Flax seed-No. ]. S.54
Timothy seed-PriTne, Sf.4
Pork-NIess. per Dbl. S14 25d1f.40.
Iard-Per 100 lbs. sT.41laQ SPA.
Short rib sides Goose, $l10GT 30; dry
sa}ted shoulders boxed, 63s855sc. short
clear sides, s. .50d1.6 -ls-
Whisky-Basis of high wines. S1.27.
RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
Re-. IS Shipm'ts
Flour, bbls. --.....--..-.--- 4o.e" zNeY
Wheat. bu. ............-... ot-lt' oNty
Corn, bu. ..---.--....-.-...-,'e'.. 1sttY
Oats bu.................-..-o- l-Y3 lNttl8
Rye. bu. .... --...-------.- o'eV 45.t1
Barley bu. ......-.--..---. $500 setD
on the Produce Exchange, today. the
market closed IS follows;
Butter-Afarket dull; creamery l2z--c;
dairy, 1oG19c.
Cheese Market dull; creamery, 15a2c.
Eggs-Fresh 1870.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas city, March 1--Whest-Afav,
6sSs Ts5c: JuIy, 661zc. cash, No hard.
6-l5d6ac: No 3. 6696ec, No. red, 700
&c; No. 8. sane.
S5c: No = white. SIC, NO B 6bssc
Oats-No. white, 72gZ7A4c-
Rys-No .. size
Hay-Choice prairie, S.5ogs; choice
timothy. Slo-50.
Butter-cresmery. I7Q39c; fancy dairy
Iec
EErs-Fresh. ui1c-
Receipts OF wheat ~ cars.
ST LOUIS.
s.. Louis. March heat-Ciosins
lower. No red. cash elevator. 725sc,
track. 7sa7sc. Nay. 1859; July, 7-sc;
No. hard. III. G1IAc.
Corn-I.ower. No. . cash. 275tc: track.
$50. May. @sssc. July, osssc
Cats-Lower. No. cash ~, track
white. 3si-@c
Rye-Easier; SO
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Cnptain Jones for CIerk.

The first ballot resulted in the nonina-
ton OF Jones, Weaver receiving % votes
and Jones q Captain Jones. Ia speaking
to the delegates Of the convention, said
II shall not worry you with oratory. for
words are not at my command TO thank
you for this honor. I sought this nomi-
nation thinking that 7 would not be a
weight or the ticket. but a help. I viii
Go all in nv power to further the Interests
fthe Republican party and I am sure
that If / am successful. as I hope to be-,
that I viii do my duty TO the best Of my
ability"
The matter Of selecting the justices e
peace and constables. by motion. was eft
10 the members Of the newly elected CEN
trail committee. This committee VIII meet
today to consider this and other matters
Of business. Immediately after this mo-
ton. a movement 10 adjourn was then
outlined and the convention adjourned
after having completed the work outlined
for t. Without any doubt IL was one q
the most harmonious conventions that has
been held in the city for many years and
It was the concensus Of opinion that TIRE
ticket Is a strong one and that II win be
q winning one az the spring election
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
I open. I High. ] Low. Close.

CHICAGO.
Chicago, March THE leading futures
ranged as follows:
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The Scenic Line OF the World" the
Denver & Rio Grande Railroad. offers =
tourists IN Colorado. Utah and New sfer-
Eco the choicest resorts. and 20 the trans
continental traveller the srandest scenerv.
Two separate and distinct routes through
the Rocky Mountains. ali through tickets
available Via either. The direct line 20
Cripple Creek. the greatest gold camp
on earth. Three trains each way daily.
with through Pullman palace and touriat
sleeping cars between Chicago. Denver.
san Francisco and Loa Angeles. and
Denver and Portland The best line %
Utah Montana. oregon and WaebieFt0n
via the "Ogden Gateway" Dining cars
(service a IA cartel on al through trains.
Write S K. Hooper. G F. e T. A..
Denver. Colorado. Tor Illustrated de-
scrirtive pamphlets.
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FARNffNG N NEW MrxfCO

The Denver and Rio Grande railroad.
"The Scenic Line OF the World" mas
prepared an Illustrated book upon the
above subject. which viii be sent free to
farmers desiring TO change their location.
This publication gives valuable !af0rlna-
ton in regard to the agricultural. hort
cultural and live stock interests OF this
section. and should be in the hands o.
every one who desires 70 become &C
quainted with the methods Of farming By
irrigation. Write S. K. Hooper. c. p
ard 7. A.. Denver. Colo.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-03-08

on ard after October l. 1870. the Santa
Fe Route ticket Office wlH have fau Tine
of steamship tickets Tor sale ~ the very
lowest rates r. Oh points 20 Eurons.
England and Ireland Special attention
given 20 deposits and prepaid orders
II SOU contemplate a trip across tho
water or expect come friends g rfsf
you. do rot FAN 10 call fos gates Or asF
Ter Information regarding TIE trfp.
phone 70 4. T. DELANEY
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