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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-07-09
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Tho condition u Charles Mcdonald.
who iH W a Portland hospital. cuutiH-
urs 10 BE- serious although the pntnrni
says that he viii fuol the doctors and
yet recover
Owing To a pressure oi other work he
scni annual reports ~ the county clerk
have not yet been compiled ana the
! county court has adjourned until July
| 20, at which time they viii DE ready.
Water consumers should bear In mind
| that "Wednesday lhr 10Th. VIII be- the
| last day On which Co pay water rates
| Ia order 20 avoid the penalty ~ 2Sc
which In charged againeu an lclin-
! uurn,s
| 4 Salem woman Mrs Scott HoEprth.
J who WA uu the Great Northern train,
, recently held W by train robbers. hi1
her money which Was in gtrcblekp ln
her hair Fortunately the robbers iil
not modest the phm"ngofr.
There VIII br a meeting tonight u the
local branch of the clerks union 40
which time several lmporan. matters
Viii come NJ fur discussion 4 mum.
hrr NJ applications fuf membership lrs
90 n.r ana wIll Dc acted upon tonight
" " Whpp'c. one ~ lhc owners
NJ tho nsh.uR schooner JrrHr rcmrm-
herrl his friends yesterday with choice
hlllhul steaks AMI black cniH The
As'urlnn wac among ,hc fortunate ones
AMI wW.ls thanks ,p Mr Whlgplc
Tho ran ~ nsh l- considerably bet.
tor hul 10 in thr opinion uf 'ha n7hrr-
men lha, the June nsh are now enter.
Ing the river Tho traps are slI doing
well and the boss srlncrH ,Hptc. that
tho week VIII br a Kooi uur flr them
Mr., u Inslclon now displaying q
full line ~ the latest styles In IAN mill
llrcry a, ,hc establishment recently
opened by her a. as Commercial street
opp1,l," the Uulg,, once Mrs lngle.
nn also carries full line Of ladies'
AMI chilirgnH furnishing goods
The Portland rcmb,m ~ the regatta
committee cxpcc, 10 make public The
namrs 90 be voted IN for regatta queen
W'Al W''h N' Hup''hllW'ilf' ." 'N"'k. .
N th" selection "li consider N" n'mr.
presented on next Saturday nnl WI
arrive 't decision ihr FIRST "f ihr
following week
\ rhnurN tnr handling CLAIMS l- to
hs established 40 Snu.h Hrnd hy H.
" Uufpye. W Por,llnl. and ass s'Iatcs
The plant will cost ,n 'h' n"ghh'i
-
hood " 'N"H AMI ihr estimated pack
fr ilr hrH' season N.ll hr about l"-
o'n ,asr' As 'hrr i~ ready m'lh'.
fNr canned claims ihrnughou' m" f'N.
,h' venture VIII probably .r"'" W'h
table
Th,r. lr. reliable repnr.a ~ l,rt ~
le ,.u'a frr hppa au contract ana s,wo
growers HaIm tu nave been nr.r'l iei-
ll's cents Growers frH CONFIDENT "i .
receiving 10 cents hv October ], ana are
not waly to contract a. This time. -o
n deal 'rs secure any carly sll"s 'hrv
VIN ~ 90 hy paying mow than llE
rruH a. 'h' hast
salmon was I'm fair r.Iurs' this week.
but the chief demand was ror IN. boz
o., .,=s NJ goods columbia river half. .
mound N,ts h,yr been advanced ana
mn b, b,urhi f,r less Than Siu,L.
Nrw columbia river salmon. sp,
brand are nov quoted aa fnll
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-07-09
TopAY'R WEATHER

PORTLAND July s-Wca,crn orc.
gon. Tuosdty generally fair. Western
Washington. generally fair except
showers along immediate coast lcaHt'
rrn Oregon. EAs,ora Washington and
Northern idaho. fair
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-07-09
FOR QUALITY.

Our trade slogan in future
as in the post shall be, "yours
for quality Our buyers are
the bcst in the city--thc most
particular-and We sell only
from quality Our stock is
the choicest in this vicinity.
Our collces and teas are re.
liable, pure, well gathered.
and packed Our Cream
Brand Of Java and Mochn
for lOc lb cannot be oquallcd
in the city
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-07-09

Ny lady fair Is COLI as Ice:
In fac; she chills me through and
through,
And that is why she is 80 nice
When 10 the shade It's 90.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-07-09

uru are nIrd again VIII b. considerably
higher ghau WIS the case az frs.-FlHh-
INK Gdzrli"
The four men who ycre partner with
John Cnnaldine m the Standard PAuh-
ling hDuar In Seattle recently dism1nil
ed The interior aui he gambling par
Rphrantlia In nIw stored in a ware
house one u ihc partners stated hat
the four would shake dice fnr the FUR
nilurc ana ConN I'm, can have either
the value u unc-6f,h ~ IN" partner
ship belongings or ,hn, ratio ~ th"
furniture They nave thrown cpnHdiur
over flr good. In fact here Hsrms 'o
be general disposition on the part ~
former friends tu funik the ar.
cu.l murderer In truth 'hr way NJ
the uri1sgr"ss,r is hHri
Mir,u Denny the Australian pug
l,~ who recently fJugh, pil iaWkua n.
Ro-sltul iW Wrn,y rounds 10 n draw H
ln Astoria mi mn,rS has been 1r.
faugrl ,p pr pullci IN during 'hr r.-
raiA hr'v,,n Denny ana mo winner ~
'hr r1l Irwin contest b.auy mad
vtlrulI showing W'h HIwkin- 1nl ti
though t was hrulslng ngh' from
Start 'o Nn.sh De- cam. 'ui .n excellent
HHhp' h''"i' 'hr referee 'li'l H'n'
money W'" if.rIF "H'irl AEA'u' .".
Australian ngh,rf at odds NJ a-l 1nl
'h' H'77l'nl sports We're uipiH'a 'l
the result lhr expectation being 'hti
HlVKns would nHlsh hl. mal long br. !
furr the limit was r.nca"i
Although .hs A.'lrt Ets were beat |
On sunday by ,hr Ls Angeles Elks |
baseball .,am tAr local .etm al1yrd e |
rp,suid game with 10, except, % ~ |
,ur Nu' inning AE.n ht visitors /
seprrI Hur runs Tho aRFurgt'.n NJ /
ban ussrr. from ih. land " -umm.rv |
winter s probably lhc ntrlrV game /
The Ictl '.sm WIu D.. 700 lgAius, f'r /
many days ~, only JH ,hvy play /
gnuJ BAN bul consuu, playing 'ogcth /
has developed rxe,,cu. .ctm work "A /
u.1iaf wherein m. As,urtns were def /
rIrnt Aftyl n. nrs Inning t was hut /
FOUR marr runs Will. fh, ,n-nls tailed 7.
ny, times 4 return gam, would b. uf /
unusual Inierr.; and would undoubtedly /
draw large CROWD
'rb. sI,u,'Ia4 .n IN, Fraser river is
growing Ireid,ll, serious I'p t1 date
i,u Individual g..qs.s hAy, been ls-
.,,,l f,y I,p,ura. a.h.rtu,n ON 10.
.,brr h,yt %. ,,,,tI,r. amt Indians .
h,y, Irrllr.I ,h,f he little brown /
rf,.i shnu D.t Id, allowed n n.h even
b, ,..t.,.. p,s t,l.. r..,rf.I Z, In ,r-
L., T., ur.y.uf H. Ab.uf br.. hundred
I,ps recently 1t,,mp,.l o. ash on the
st.,na. IN q f,,r. surrounded hy In
1l,r. Il,,p ,.h,r. and lacked iu uu
.trDsfy 3u.llrg Tn. canarr.
INV. u.1,. ,n. rf.av.ng ar.r % ,hr
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-07-09

The Christian Endeavorers are con-
ductlng proceedings In way that does
credit t othe intelligence, as Wei as
the morals, OF the gathering,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-07-09

The management NJ the A. a G.. u. Il
has decided not ~ charter any more
excursion trains Ia Organizations The
reason FOR the action which applies an
~ 10 trips 10 the sraHhOrr. IL thar ln.
yaritbly Insufficient cnrs are firrcd
ns In the case NJ The excursion last Sun
day when accommodations were nHkr !
Tor 900 people and 1890 made The Trip.
such Overlooking NJ cars makes the
risks bnrn' by M railroad company
greater than they care 10 take.
prlanrld. MrGoycru n CO. have iuBt
Issued opening prices On Clover Laif
brand Columbia river salmon plnk ~
1901 The prices arc on the basis Df
ili0 fpr tails 81 80 fur naia nn1 81 Tor
half.puunds The naming NJ tho above
prices IL taken 10 Indicate Boo certain
quarters here thai the 1HH0 .lailJn y
opening basis VIII be- fully ns high aH
WIS the case lhHt year f. ~ assumed
also that outside packers On the river
who named prices early IN The season
hu' Withdrew The same later when val
ucu are rIri again VIII b. considerably
higher than WIS the case az nrsa Fish
INK GdIrli"
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-07-09

Water consumers should bear In mind
that "Wednesday. The 10th. VIII be- the
last day On which 60 pay water rates
Ia order in avoid the penalty u 25c
which H charged aRainest an lclIn-
uuouis
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-07-09

Owing To pressure oi other work he
srni annual reports ~ the county clerk
have not yet been compiled ana the
county court has adjourned until July
20 at which time they viii DE ready.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-07-09

Tho condition ot Charles Mcdonald.
who iH N n Portland hospital. cuutn-
urs TO BE- serious, although the pn,nvnt
says that he viii fOol the doctors and
yet recover
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-07-09

The four men who we're partner with
John CnnsIdine m the Standard Rawb-
ling hDuar IN Seattle recently dism1nll
ed The interior ani he gambling par
Rphrantlia In nuW stored iu a ware
house one u ihc partners stated that
the four would shake dice for the fur
ni,urc ana Cons iin' can have either
the value u onc-6fh u the partner
ship belongings or that ratio ~ th"
furniture They nave thrown cpnadlur
over f1r good In fact here seems 'o
De q general disposition on the part n
former friends 60 f9nik the ar.
cu.l murderer In truth 'hr way ~
the iutgHgrosslr II hhri
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-07-09

A Salem woman Mrs Scott HoEprth.
who wa un the Great Northern train,
recently held W by train robbers. hi1
her money which VAS 10 gtrvblckp ln
her hair Fortunately the robbers iil
not modest the passengers
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-07-09

situation wanted. by japanese boy g.
40 houscw,rk Inquire a, 6l2 CONNER.
cal street
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-07-09

Chicago. seattle. New York and san
Francisco capitalists arr promoting an
enterprise tn establish q place NJ nmuse-
mrnt nn the Pacific coast The features
viii nmarlnr hr cardinal IDEAS thai
have made the European Monte carlo
club famous IN" point selected for
this rrsnst ls an Ideal one IN the Pacific
ocean being Apcnpl Island, seventy
miles m the Ventura county uCalitor'
nin) shore line
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-04-14
WHY IT CURES MEN,
Whv the FSh Tension Of Structure Dissolved Ike Sno~ Beneath
In FIFTEEN DAYS
Wv Weak Men Are Restored by the Magic Treatment Apple
and Directly to the Affected Parts

TO RUIN THE STOMACH The So
james treatment s. local. direct ani pol
tive
IRE 50. james treatment e. prepared Ir
the form 90 Cragana. verI nsrFeW.
smooth. flexible and whrsfT soluble. s1irh
are inserted irfo the water HaHHare ~
nisnt. where fhsy dissolve Ard q post
fhe medication in ita feii afreuEfa usoH
the Prostate Gland. contra f4rE aa
atrenQfhenluE tha 5Htta ard FaNE Ft
sTOrPl Sc DRAINS AID EMf-efyE8
and curing while IRE patient Sleep
Naficocele.
VaTicocele fl an accumulation - sfaR-
Eiah blood .u fhe veiaT - che srrefuHa
doe saleIy a. inDerfeCt eirr4isffon ant
has go gin CD q d.eeaea1 esa targ'
Prostate clad IaefF Cons tu itiH eer
ease are onll tenprsF1 anf ~ nr ear
Iral device Yef fsnverea aaf rF1
rfrrfr rasn ffraa saff H-at4 fHa
prostate aaa restores healtav rirfufa'iaH
Earffrresa Flss.neara aa1 fer alnFr 81
acepmuiatian 81 q pl1ee1 ~ pure. bee IT,
Thoassnss - men sfrfct srsf aeas
wastirE an1 1llprrfl 81 Hefe -rr arl
restored - fhe 81 lsrsa ae't1t aft
year vast srfaI ~ mrr n wm frF
aght ~ flfe raa rereirate4 fae tearf
nightmare ~ air l
decay
rrfDfi.n 81 re furrrr cradle 81 4aErf
aaarsr from ztri-fsrs 40 ~ frns
= ur-fe g. rnr Af James Hu-
! ... 80. - ~ FREE
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-04-14

business men, jobbers and manufacturers
are especially invited.
Mr. E. z. Fitzgerald the insurance su-
perfntendent Of all the Dold plants. is in
the city from Buffalo. looking after the
affairs OF the Wichita house In his de-
partment
On Tuesday evening the Retail Clerks
union will hold an important meeting at
Red Men hall 10 discuss the matter Of
giving an entertainment In the near fu-
ture, for the purpose OF raising funds TO
defray the expenses OF delegates to the
National meeting.
Mr.. Edward Weaver left yesterday
morning for his home IN Chicago. He has
been staying at the home OF his aunt
Mrs C. II. Knox. He came here for his
health. The climate perfectly agreed
with him and he has improved 80 much
that ne will shortly return 70 make his
home in the Peerless Princess.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-04-14
KILLED BY A TRAIN
Fearful Death of Mrs. Horn al
Wellington.
WHAT PASSENGERS SAY
Her Wichita Daughter Shock
ed by the News,

Mrs. Horn was killed at Wellington
yesterday BY the southbound Rock Island
train that leaves here at 8 O'Clock.
Mrs. Horn was the mother Of Miss Ad-
da Horn OF us city and the vile of Cap
tain Horn Of Wellington.
At the Rock Island depot IT was learned
last night that Mrs. Horn was down
town at wellington doing some shopping
and was returning home. The lady was
afflicted with deafness and not expecting
a train at .nat hour she did not think Of
looking for one
Some of the passengers on the train
believe that as she was crossing the
trace she saw the train. but that her foot
became fastened in some way that pre-
vented her from getting out OF It's way
Others think that she did not see u at
an Her 0eath was Instantaneous.
Nearly all Of the passengers who were
on Ae train agree on the fact that
the whistle vas blown several times and
that t. engineer made an effort to come
10 a stop out failed 20 DO SO for some
cause The lady was not badly bruised.
Al o'clock Miss AIDA Horn, who lives
in this city, was no.-Aed % her mother 8
death bv q telephone message 10 the
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-04-14
TO n = A.
-, ala kin8 is1 hae kEsfs B.-ghi
' s.. ! ne GHAzzz[
CITY IN BRIEF.

Bo-n-To 8Ir. and Mrs waiter Britten-
field. q z-pound boy.
J. A. Seckman OF Hutchinson was
visitor in this city SATURDAY
Mr. ". H. coon Of North Enid vas
visitor in the city SATURDAY.
The embroidery class win meet with
Mrs Fred Heuar Monday afternoon
lone ana Lucille spencer are visiting
friends IN sedEwiek for few days
The Altar chapter VIII meet az t-e
church TUESDAY afternoon at o'clock
J. r. Riley is stEI suffering from IN
attack OF The enp. az his home. sls Aath-
ewson avenue
Mss Graves Holllnger left last night
for kansas CITY. where che Ei MAKE
her future home
Mr. r. /. Bowlev II - N7rth Main IS
stsu confined 70 his bed most q re TINE
with snau improvements
Mr. ana Mrs C. ~. Biting q Kansas
CITY are spending the Eeek z the city.
The guests Il sIr. and Mrs. p C. Israel
Nrs. H.. A. polk LEFT for Hot Springs.
ARR, YESTERDAY - ny - E1 her
health which has zen stealilg failing
sincs she death = aer husband LAST oc-
cober.
TIE home II AZ aa1 Mu 81 = Hzi-
les ~ Coleee fsM wsa u erslf yes
tarrlsy arternaon - oeS - the aTri-
m 4 hzeey te1-reaa1 BOY Ather
and bsse are getting zlaag reesE ard 4r-
Rauev is one 81 rae hsat mea b.
teEr-
az "wednesday arserreoa AHrn e.
f-n 81 So tne H-ci-e-i Ppu
c-azsiy sxts51 q c1r--zi iar-ta e.
81 el-zens 70 cal s-d iaz5ecz tAeir neE
puup r1ctosy EEils = ossrz--4-- ne
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-04-14
NEW FANCY GROCERY
Will be Opened at 246 North Main
street Tuesday.

street
c. s. Trick. one Of Wichita's most pop
ular travelling men, who for years has
represented the Sommer-Richardson
Manufacturing Co, Of St Joseph, Mo.
mas resigned his position to engage in
the retail business in Wichita. Mr. Truck
has rented the store room az 2s6 North
Main street. is having handsome fixtures
put in and win open for business next
Tuesday morning. with complete stock
of fancy groceries.
Mr.. Truck understands this business
thoroughly. ana his new store VIII MI
long felt want in Wichita His fixtures
are entirely new i'm design and while be-
ms convenient. are also very elaborate,
ana viii make swell store. he expects
to handle high-grade fancy groceries
fruits. etc. and says that he vii DO
a cash business. with his large circle
a. aeauaintances IN wichita and expert
ence and progressive modern business
ideas his success is assured i is an
other new store which every "ichitan
VIII be justly proud ~
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-04-14
Urethral Striciure

UrethTal Structure
In ls days. without pain Injury Or inron-
ye~forfce The bnuFles are iufrrfea a.
night and net E1te you sleep fir4n
solvent removes every rFaeHfnfa o.
,fr-lcrtre. leaving the canal - rralthT
i when nature formed lt 10 HfL Al.
CUTTING OR DTLfTTNG. 80 INJEa
TrONE TO TRFfTATE THE MIN
HRANE so INTERNAL DkItFfsi y :
Space VIII not permit complete lcs
1-raafrnarf fr urefhrnf tise1ses. EverF
pr9staffds ana arriaat - k-eHa af91
st Jones RldE cl1rin1afs ono. fr t1e
frafed work show 3 tae paris ~ tilf =
ir grerhra' aiimerts rl'cn flfy H.ti atH
r.fna- rnrEr va ore on ID
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-04-14

home of George r. Fultz and the shock
Of the sad news Frustrated her. She left
for Wellington on the next train accom-
panied by a young lady friend.
in speaking about the matter last night
Mr.. Fultz said. Il know Mrs. Horn well.
She was a neighbor of ours in yelling
ton and was a woman well beloved by all
who knew her. Her husband was an
old soluier who is well known IN Sumner
county
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-04-14

We answer the
questions bri fy II
you cut a. artefy
IN your arm you %
not take Internal
medicine 70 stop the
TOW q blood YOU
Use LOCAL APP
TLICATIO$z SIM
TarlV when the ure-
thrai duets become
weakened and -
iaxed 90 81 rilicu-
fnfsr ~ take inter-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-04-14

BE AS KIND TO YOURSELF AS
YOU ARE TO YOUR HORSE.
NEW BLOOD AND STRONG NERVES THE BEST TEAM TO CARRY
YOU OVER THE DEBnTTATTNG EFFECTS OF SPRING, AND
PULL YOU THROUGH THE EXHAUSTING
HEAT OF SUMMER.

oh it was customary to change horses every few miles,
eplaced with well rested spirited animals Quicker
rs and longer-ived animals the result This was
ed from a humanitarian or business standpoint
use the relay station between the extreme cold Of
of Summer. Build up your system now and fortify
to come with the approach of hot weather. During
in to our appetites and eat and richer food and
re overworked, and much of the non-usable part OF
ood The impure air we breathe, and the gases we
into the blood The seeds of disease that are Sown
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-04-14
PLACES OF WORSHIP.

First Baptist church. corner First and
Market streets. w T. Gibson, pastor.
sunday school 9.3 Ga. m. Preaching BY
the pastor at u g. n. and at p. n.
Morning subject. The Ascension" Even
ing subject. THE Conversion Of a Seam
stress" Special music al both services
by quartet choir. 3. Y. P. L. meets AZ
o. n. Subject. Foundations. leader.
Miss Minnie Williams
The following musical prelude VIII be
given at the Epworth League u the
First Methodist church this evening. be-
ginning promptly at : O'Clock.
soIo-"Ltght and Life Immortal
commencement. Frank Il. Bracket
Harry w staaiey.
Cello solo nterr1eEzo ..-.-.P. hascagni
A. r. Parker.
solo-',Hear NY Prayer .... Mendeiss0hn
Miss None Dunbar.
Plymouth ConErega uonai church. cor
ner North Lawrence and Second street.
Rev. Henry T. Thayer. pastor. Services
az 1890 and ?. II. SUNDAY school y n
T.. p. s. C. y. O. n. Theme q morn
ing sermon. The Making q Common
wealth Quartet VIII sing. .'im PIE
grim Is Nerstan. wlth ohllsato o. Mrs.
wilson Miss Gabelie Lade vii sing -
tha evening service. The Nndeem King
dom bv Garold Iare. The pastor viii
read hls story The Care q a soli.. 70
sLowInE a modern pilgrim progress.
Reformed church. south Topeka ard
Lewis Bruce Grinth. pastor Preaching
services AZ - q. 10. and 3. n. NON
inE serrt-e VIII - q rally ~ reuuio1 %
al members received d1rirs the present
pastorate The chorus ch0.r vii repeat
the Easter procession and Eotschuan G
Festival le Dsem. NJ Frltz Huffman
VIII sing re-rr solo oTert1rF. 1Ir bsias
zil play fe- pTel-as Easter March ~
riazic-. Eeenlne prslate. Meditation
IL C. - Ba-s1e. a~ertory. Rleela1si1 3
Melody lE r. trs1sgossd for ne orzen
IS Flae.er. Sunday school a. % a. r..
Touug peoples service az : ?. r. Every
boeg wsicue
Torns Episcopal church. corner =
Third ss-set and Topeka aTs-zc. Eev. J.
- RltcEey. rector Sunday s-s-oi 20
sE g. "a Morning prayer end seruiou st
II 1'rl5ck- l1I vested cner zL sing s
rorti-r 20 she rausc Hhich Eaa rs-1srs.i
Earer sv Fer tre orertary o..
rhsir VIII sag Isafeil.Ea. Ek-tst "a
Esea 81 RerrtEe sE11 ~ ere re-
ts- Trl-z EeelsE ctaptfF meets &c
~ Era1laE Frzger ara ssruon
- tse rector et Tte rf~ VII
clrr r sans s-as-alacst ana s-arc Ds-.t-
~ Fa- tes o-rerr ~. thr luzrtstte usr
s19 y las A-y $50 - geF-s- z-rs-lHT
rs-l.es printed f. rnAst fa-zn f1r ere
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-04-14

a. j. Fields. an engineer on the Mis-
souri, Paci5c. is 81 the city. VISITING his
daughter Nrs ". r BeItz and san-lu-
law Sergeant 81. Beltz q tne L. s re-
crcitinE station
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-04-14

Rev. H. l. Copeland left yesterday Tor
Topeka. where he VIII attend general
conference Of the Baptist ministers q
TIE state
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-04-14

nal treatment which must pass THROUGH
fhe stomach and urine before 10 reaches
The seat ~ disease The seminal da q
project into the ursthrai canal tarouFa
ne Prostate Giau8 ard are cafAT
re4 ched by LOCAL 2 RIA fMENt
Dr Carfer'a .'Crar-Sslvru soluble
Boagies VIII Dissolve. dlgss. and forever