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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-24

FOR TRADE

FOR ADE-Eighty acres, ~ miles
from town, Groom house, fair barn.
hog houses, etc, good orchard. S. acres
cultivated. the balance pasture. VIII
accept yacanUs or improved McNiCol
q Wetzel. rooms is and I9, Sheetz build
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PHYSICIANS

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Is Z Dougias avenue CBitting Block.
third h0or). Take elevator al Aarkss
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNlTiEs

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EEAI EsTATE FOR sALE

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
FOR SALE-Two nice residence lots. 50
feet corner water and Elm streets.
cement walks j. G. Williams, los Z.
Second street 2-tl-fr-su-3-x
FOR SALE-I have only s lots left. on
South Toueka. all east fronts Come
and get them, as tney are worth twice
as much as ] ask for them a Kline,
the Jeweier, 4- T. Douglas s-tr
FOR SALE-Ranches. have several
ranches Tor sale that are especial snaps
G. T. Avery, -cl-Hater, Ran 5-3tx
HOUSES FOB SALE
FOR SALE-Horse Of rooms and 10
closets, urst-class repair, modera, with
good barn. shade. fruit etc. and 100 feet
Of ground Fern street. West side
- feet. y. Market $3.50.
80 farms in Sedgwick county Ranches
10 this and adjoining counties
20 residence properties and over 200
J. ". CLENDENIN & co.
six American state Bank Bldg
FOR sALE-5ls s. Market. So feet, u0o
BIB Cherry, 5 rooms. - feet So5l
To- acres land half IN cultivation. S250o.
HILLS < kINkEAD. l4s 4. Market.
u-Vged-rri-tf
FOR sALE-New 4-roorn house. 100 feet.
3 blocks from car line $3.50. WIN sell
on Instaliment plan Anna T. Brown,
Us y. Market at
FOR E-Suburhan home on \. Mar
ket street rooms 1alI- hot air FUR
race, cellar. well, city water. Clsrern.
barn Tor horses and carriages. els
which cost over S4@e. with III feet OF
ground. east front. beautilll shade ot
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y ANTED-A general agent for Wichita
and vicinity % represent The Preferred
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FOR SALE-IWo nice residence lots Sd
feet, corner water and Elm streets.
cement walks. j.. .. Williams. los Z.
Second street. 9-tu-fr-su-3tx
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FOR SALE-I have only lots left. on
South Topeka, all east fronts. Come
and get them, as they are worth twice
as much as ] ask for them a Kline,
the Jeweler. 402 +. Douglas. 3-tf
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-02
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sHERIEFs, DEPARTMENT.

stolen from George Hayden, Hnrtburg,
Texas. black horse stud. IA hands high,
I years old, branded KID. with a half
circle over the same, ON the left thigh;
or ride $40 reward II delivered TO the
above address or 81 reward In any stable.
"A r. Anderson, sheriff.
Wharton, Texas, September 30-Strayed
or stolen from near GlcnhOra, Wharton
county. on night OF September 30, one
black pony. branded anchor brand on left
shoulder and u on jaw; pony is about Il
hands high. has foretop clipped, Is gentle
Ia saddle ana harness has scar on back
md side from harness. will pay IS for
recovery OF horse and $40 for thief. with
evidence TO convict. T. Il. Davis sheriff
wharton county.
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Agreed Upon by the Free Conference
Committee OF the TWO Houses.
11IoN OF THE HOUSE WAS UNTENABl
nuarisons of the Bill Just Passed and that Passed
by the Twenty-sxth LegisIature-The
Cost of the Two Sessions

the resolution has not become effective os
| amy advised wv as
me following resolution by Senator rpr.
ney was adopted in the senate today:
whereas 1t has como to the knowlelro
Of the Texas legislature that the Federal
government contemplatos the early ab,r
comment Of Fort Brown, located I'm tbe
town of Brownsville. Texas: and.
whereas, The abandonment Of said fort
would mean the removal Of one Of the mos,
Important Federal posts on the Mexican
frontier, 1t being at the mouth Of the lido
Grande and guarding the frontier for n,oro
than 1iO miles: and.
Nhereas; The town Of Brownsville and
town OF Matamoros are important 70 mo
commercial world. and espccally The tdv n
OF BROWNSVILLE, which receives n pooilv
amount of ocean traffic; and
Nnvleus' me mexican government conSld.
err the town Of MatnmSros and country.
tributary thereto MS OF sufficient comineT
cial, military strategic Importance TO Justify
SAID government In maintaining at tie said
towns of Matamoros n strong militarr
post IN arefore. be 1t
Resolved by the senate Of the State of
Texas, the house of representatives cen.
curing, That we do hereby protest against
the contemplated action Of the Federal gov
eminent, and most earnestly request Of the
president Of the United States and Inc
secretary of war to continue said post he
II further
Resolved, That our senators and rcprc
sentatives In congress and the governor of
this state be and they are hereby re.
quested to take up this matter with the
proper officials Of the Federal government
and urge the continuation of the military
post at Fort Brown: and
Resolved further. That the secretary Of
the senate be and he Is hereby instructed
to Immediately mail copy Of this resani.
tion 10 the president of the United States
the secretary OF war, each Of our senators
and representatives in congress and to the
governor of this State.
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To Care for Widow and Orphans.

Huntsville. Texas, October Ia mass
meeting of the citizens Of Huntsville was
held last night in the little court house TO
discuss ways and means for raising money
for the purpose of buying home for the
widow and children OF Policeman Hlli
Gates. There was quite large crowd
snot This amount has been supplemented
nv about 5000 more today. committee
has been appointed for ihe, purpose Of pn no
FAMILY nj once as a gift from sympathetic
nponle
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,r-.J1,a Local News.

,,ctorla, Texas October lon the night
Of October Is post o. Travellers Protective
Association, will tender banquet to tn,
Business Mems association OF yictorl4
quite n number OF visitors are expected,
among them Hon. Joe Lee jameson of
Austin.
At the request Of the trainmen ard of
General Superintendent Forbes has ar
ranged to give the three crews on Lhe Vic
toriA- Houston freight runs their lWover Mt
Victoria, where most Of them llvG instead
OF at Houston.
A lodge of the Benevolent and Protective
order OF ElkS will be Instituted here on
the 18th the dispensatlon having already
been granted.
The public schools opened yesterday in
temporary quarters in the Sctarg and Har
rison buildings; work on the rew buildings
is progressing satisfactorily. aid they will
be ready for occupancy by Janury | at the
latest
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

The house was again called to order at
$50 by Schluter.
Harrison moved that tbs house reconsiuer
the action taken yesterday afternoon In re-
tect,nr the free conference committee re-
mort hut no action was taken a polhl VI
order being raised. IL was passed oy con
sent. ,ostion Of per.
sonai privilege aud read from manuscIIil :
feeling tribute TO the mouse, vApIs s,ir,by
Tegrcts for any unkind words ne nils ~.
have said in debate and the hlgnest ~ ~ a
for every member OF the Oouy "n" '"'
governor. .,,,,,o5 and seats
The senate was then announcer anu TThs
were assigned them In the man MSS N
wedding of Senator Turner ahh itSIearhIson
Frnnklin took place, after Nnich h"' "'
renewed his motion. A., so,,te was
A resolution adopted by rue selis. tbe
adopted by the house protesllhs ., ,,tli,
removal OF Fort Brown from Dio"ps'
1STbIson again offered his motion ,s snu
Ntnrrav raised the point of order thai y. -" -
bison had not voted on the r'shl siue ~
make such motions -. A., FREQ con.
Sneater Prince stated that i,secc.san,
ference committee report wa, ~ .ater
from any other and that " rouIp r. 40 ncc
IN al any time by the house anu u
essary. he amended. ...a5e tram M
On The motion that house reeeus Lie.n "a
action OF yesterday the vote stoou- - -
n% i,,e vote then REQUIRED on tne anoP ro,n
81 me report OF the free cohle11 saas AZ
mlttee and IL was adopted-eyss "a ASs. y
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-02
GONZALES COUNTY MILL.

Several Carloads OF Machinery Have
Been Placed.
GONZALES, Texas, October 1.-Seyeral car.
loads Of machinery have been received and
paced In the cotton mills and while there
is vet a great deal Of work to he done the
plant VIII be in operation by the Hrst Of
January next at the farthest The total
cost Of the mill building was S49.2T5. Ware
house, superlnteudent's house and fourteen
cottages now being built will cost $500
more, making the total cost Of buildings
Soi0I2; The probable cost Of the machin-
cry will he $50, 6S7
EVERYTHING about the plant wiz he hrst-
class In every respect
Manager W VI. Fly and Superintendent
Meacham are hard at work getting every
thing In shape and making arrangements
for work to begin by the FIRST OF 1902
The plant Will be lighted by electrlcity
and oil will he used for fuel Superintcn-
dent Meacham has mnde report 10 tho
bonrd Of directors Of the help necessary
TO run the entire plant II is estimated
that about 100 bales of cotton win be used
a month
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Erath County fGa.,.

stcphenville. Texas, September 3o.-pls.
trict court convened tSday, Judge oxford
preslaipg' me nrsi Week will he devoted
TO the disposition Of civil business.
Eugene More EDITOR and proprietor ot
the stephehVitHe Empire. has commenced
me ereS nita u two story rock home for
me OIL MI NH VI this place commenced on
eIa,lon,, IA have about 300 tons of ed
on MINI anu are experiencing much trouble
10, lotion Is now coming In heavily. The
Sleiu lh a lhtle better than at first thought
oeNeFa hew and pretty residences are III
coursr vi erection In this place. The town
Is ehJVE lhg a steady. permanent growlA.
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N,tes and Personals.

Galveston, Texas, October LRev. Seth
Ward left tonight for Dallas to attend a
meeting of the publishing committee Of
the Methodist church,
MIR. r Cannon. a well known citizen Of
Galveston, lies critically III at his resi-
dence, 3Sl5 Avenue r. lie has been in
failing health for some time and his
friends are fearful Of the result
Mrs. l.. j. veino died yesterday evening
at the residence Of her son, r.. j, Veno,
In this city. Her remains win he shipped
to Temple where she formerly resided, for
interment
The plans submitted by the architects
for the Rosenberg library building will be
opened October u.
l.. D. Smith. building supervisor ~ the
Santa Re with headquarters at Cleburne
is In the city
Fl. y. Drouett city passenger agent Of
the Southern Pacific at Houston, is in the
city.
Colonel NJ. r. Mott and family have re-
turned from visit to Battle Greek, Mich.
A. Newson has returned from visit TO
Buffalo and other Northern cities.
7. r. Nichols Of Houston was In the city
today,
Mrs. J. Nels has returned from a trip
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An important Witness Arrested.

Corpus Christi, Texas, October 1.--shern
John T. Blinetzer returned here yesterday
from the vicinity OF the Santa Geltpdes
ranch. this county, having in custody An.
Ksrno ,l, an VIZ oI,oSed "a, waH W,ei II
was an eye witness to the killing Of sheriff
Morris by Geronimo Cortez and can Il ~
some Interesting testimony In behalf ~ thu
state. The man was lodged In fail until
this morning. when State Ranger A. w
Baker Of Alice left with him for Karaes
county
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Dig Springs, Texas, September 30-Dis-
trle' court convened here today, Judge w.
II, Smith Of Colorado City presiding. This
WI he very interesting term, as the RuDe
iced murder case from Midland. which
tas attracted interest In this section. is
set for trial October 10 In addition 10
this there are several contest cases from
Glasscock county, which were transferred
here last spring 10 be tried In which the
titles 10 several Of the Glasscock county Of
Of witnesses from Midland and Glasscock
counties Will he here, and a lively time
is expected.
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BEE COUNTY MATTERS.
A Vein OF Sulphur Struck in the Artesan
Well

a VEN OF Sulphur Struck in the Artesian
Well.
Beeville. Texas September 3o.--A veiu
of sulphur was struck In the artcslan well
here today at a depth OF about $50 feet
just what the prospects are is not known,
for the reason that the hole is now deeper
than any ever before bored in this vicinity.
-Four parties Of hunters left here this
morning for the west with the avowed In.
tention of bagging a few turkeys and slay
ing few deer. One party returned last
night with FIVE fine turkeys Many quail
hunters will be out after tomorrow, and as
the birds are more plentiful than for sew
era years fine sport is looked forward to,
Stockmen In this and adjoining counties
report the range 10 be in as fine shape as
tney nave been at this season of the year
IN some time. Unless the winter proves un-
usually severe most OF the cattle will he
able to go through without feeding.
some talk of bonding the county for roal
Improvement purposes is being INDUCED
In here by farmers and business men.
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meats is undoubtedly tine best. in spite OF
the claims made Ivy = 'egeterians aud food
An conipareI Win -Srains and vegetables
meat furnishes the Gnost nutrlment In n
hlghiy concentrated "'In anu Is dlge ted
and asSimiiatcd motoib quickly than yegc,
!. pr Julius Remusson on this subject says:
MS aith persons, peoples ,b Kun down IN
heHlth Nud OF low vitality s'noudd eat plenty
ct meat II the digestion is too feeble at
rt II may hr easily stren[ thencd by. the
Vosulur use uf Stnart'S Dys1pcpala Tablets
after each neal. Two OF tlEcSe excellent
tablets taken after dinner VIA digest soy.
otNl l1V4sanu grains of ment eggs or other
animal food In three or four hours, VIII II
ne matt di0stose also contained IN STARTS
Tablets cause the pcrfcct digestion OF
starchy foods, like potatoes. bread. etc. anN
lrouhle VIII he experienced IL al regular
practice, Is made Of using Stnart's pySprn
STA Tablets Occausc they supply the pepsln
and dlHStaSe SO necessary 10 perfect diCe-
ton. and any form Of Indigestion and
stomach VIII he overcome by their daily
rba, large. class of people who come un.
der the head of nervous dyspcptics should
cQt plenty Of meat and Insure lis complete
digestion by the systematic use Of = safe.
harmless digestive medicine Ike Stuarts
Dyspepsia Tablets, composed OF the natural
digestive principles, peptones and dlastase,
which actually perform the work Of diges-
to rest aud to furnish the body and hrain
Win WIN IN the necessary nutrlmenti Cheap
the nGne Of dyspepsia cures are useless
for relief or cure Of Indigestion, because
they have absolutely no effect upon the
actual digestion Of food.
Dyspepsia In all It's forms Is simply a
failure Of the stomach TO digest food and
the sensible way TO solve the riddle and
| cure the Indigestion Is to make daily use
at meal time OF safe preparation which
tx endorsed by the medical profession aud
known To contain active digestive prlnci
| pies. mud all this can truly be said OF
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets.
| All druggists throughout the United
| states, Canada and Great Britain sell them
| at the uniform price Of 90 cents for full
| treatment
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Z, p.so Newspaper Changes.

III Paso. Texas. October w {. Ne,
drick, ]. D. Ponder and H. H. stark tody
secured the three years lease Of the III
poso Morning Times, heretofore held by
! II. Murphy and ", r. MCKINNEY, nd
IN taEe charge Of the paper tomorlw
The tense requires the payment Of 500
monthly and $4,000 AT the end OF Tree
Years, WHICH purchases the plant from don
s Hart the owner.
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M.rioan suIoldsd at Lulinn.

q Mexican tenant on farm near
this place. committed suicide by shoot
Ing himself through the heart this morn
ing. His wife was In he'd with him at the
time. The weapon used was about q Al
callber Justice Milicau held an Inquest
today and found that deceased came 10
his death from pistol wound, self-innieted,
with Suicidal intent.
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PROCEEDINGS.
The Senate.

message from the house came In asking
for the appointment OF new free confer
ence committee on the general approprid-
tion bill. Senator Savage moved that the
request he refused. The motion prevailed
unanimously.
resolution was adopted by rising
vote thanking Lieutenant Governor Brown
Ing. Senators Neal. OdeH Davidson ID.
Vito and Potter for presiding over the
senate Mt different times.
Davidson CDe WitU moved that the M.
tion be reconsidered and tabled by which
the senate refused the request Of the hoitc
for a new free conference committee on
the appropriation bill. The motion pre-
vailed. II to ;.
senator Turney introduced resolution
protesting against the Abandonment Of
Fort Brown at Brownsville by the Federal
government 1t was adopted unanmousiG
AT the request of Senator Savage, Sen
ator James gave his personal experiences
while a member of the senate AMI e.
pressed his admiration for every senate or
and the lieutenant governor. On mQdWn
the senate took n recess uniiisddnnotnr TWr.
der to attend the wGhi'~7 " ''O'''''
npr and Mrs I-,shhlin'
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Gnlf Eisheries abandoned.

Sabine, Texas, October The American
Fish company's three boats left here last
night for Wilmington. Del This company
IL abandoning the hgh oil business In the
gulf and has the schooner john w. Dana
bound here 20 take the fish factory plant
from Port Arthur 10 New York The
abandonment Of the field Is not on nc
eoynt az lack OF hsh, hut II caused by the
high price Of labor and the high freight
rates they have to pay in marketing the
product, on account Of which the plant did
not pay.
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peopIe Of Marlin Discussed Bonds.

Marlin, Texas, October Ia mass meet
ing OF citizens of Marlin was held at the
court house tonight on a call by William
shelton, mayor Of Marlin, and u. I. Harlan.
president Of the school board The pnr-
pose ~ the meeting. as stated, Is to dis
euss the proposed issue NJ bonds for a pun.
lie school building and water works. TIE
election 10 determine whether or not said
bonds be issued Will be held October 8.
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oonst,bIe 70 Be NonnInated.

Richmond, Texas, October Tine lest
aont Of tue Jay Bird Democratic assoei'lon
mas called a meeting Of the memh's Of
tne association living in justice p.cinct
~ Tor Friday next, 5th. for T. pur-
no.a NJ recommending sultabie person
,be commissioners court for q place
~ constable for the precinct
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lail BREAKING frustrated.

Cuero. Texas October Ian attempt to
saw out Of the Jail was nlpped in the bud
Yesterday by Sheriff Stell and Jailer Ken
pedy. assisted by Deputy Swift sam
stiles. charged with murder, and Orange
Mckinney, charged with rape had gotten
o,,,tc an assortment OF tools. snws, MICS,
~ ond we're nj work. hut the cages were
most too hard for them and they we're AIS
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eonnht a Duel with Kniss.

euoro Texas. October lin alterca-
ton last night Hermann HOT was cut
and severely injured by j. ?. LYMAN.
uotz Is said TO be In z preenrps condition
w. a nee LYMAN WAS arreste The cause
~ ~ dIfficuIty has not yet cen investi-
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Nso,o Died Of Wosds.

ruero. Texas, octe,Er lily Mike, the
a,rky who was SHOT satuay night by
Henry johnson. died this mning. All the
circumstahces indicate tfa Johnson was
Atgstihabip