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The Tucson citizen., 1902-06-07
EDITORIAL DEPARTMENT
A JAlL DELIVERY.

The amnesty 70 American offenders
in Cuba. and the new trial scheme in
behalf of Neelev and Rathbone are
quickly followed by another release Of
offenders in our colonial service on a
still greater scale. This comes from
decision of the supreme court that
military court of regular army officers
can not lawfully try volunteers for
any offense.
The decision is in the case of Cap
tatin Peter G. Deming, who was con-
yicted of misappropriating property
that was in his care while on duty in
San Francisco He was volunteer
officer and the military court was COM
posed of regulars. He in company
with others, was found guilty and was
sentenced TO three years imprison-
ment at Fort Leavenworth.
Deming appealed to the United
States district court of Kansas, on the
ground that his conviction was irreg-
ular. because the courtmartial was
composed of regular instead of volun-
teer officers. His lawyers set up the
claim that a volunteer officer could not
legally be tried by regular army Off
GERS. The Kansas Judge sustained
the claim and set aside the verdict of
the courtmartial Attorney General
Knox appealed TO the supreme court OF
the United States. and that body has
affirmed the Judgment of the district
court OF Kansas.
The effect of this decision is far
reaching, because most of the military
offenders convicted for more than two
years were tried by courts similarly
constituted. 1t Is estimated at the
War Department that the number OF
men likely to be released because they
were illegally convicted will exceed
| 300 A dispatch from San Francisco
in our news columns says that the
people of that town are alarmed, aS
seventeen desperadoes are to be re-
! leased today from military prison
there A number of these are muir
dererS who are serving life sentences
or their equivalent. Still others were
convicted of crimes against Filipino
women and sentenced to long terms
a considerable majority of the cases
however, were based on violations o
army regulations. and the sentences
range all the way from two to fifteel
years.
The worst feature of the matter /
that the persons thus unlawfully con
victed can not be rearrested and pun
ished. 1t is stated that this insure
immunity to the officers who wer
convicted of participating in the ex
tensive commissary frauds at Manil
about a year ago. among others. Al
together, 1t makes one of the wors
botches of justice that has occurred il
this country for many years
The Tucson citizen., 1902-06-07
COtaAiNeFnf

Young Husband-Dont you think
darling. that it would spoil the curtains
If should smoke?
Young Wife-You are the best ana
most considerate husband that ever
lived dear. or course it would.
Young Husband-Well. then. YOU'D
Better take them down.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-06-07

a dispatch from Washington states
ernor Murphy are quite chummy
This was to be expected. Roosevelt Is
playing pol tics, and although he felt
compelled to make a place for his
friend Brodie, he knows that Murphy
will continue to have the chief author
ity in Arizona Republican politics. 1t
is probable that Murphys Endorsement
will go farther under the new regime
than that of any of his party oppo'
nents. And no wonder. Murphy ID
a good Republican.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-06-07
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The Tucson citizen., 1902-06-07

The New York Civil Service Reform
for his removal of Maclay frem the
New York navy yard. The Maryland
Civil Service Reform association
praises him for the act. Thus doc :
tic Schley case separate even :,
formers.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-06-07

No sooner had the Beers surren-
dered than the British began to tell
them what a grand people they are.
The English still take the cake for
pure humbug
The Tucson citizen., 1902-06-07
HAPPY TINE IN OLD TOWN.

I'VE felt very happy" writes r. y.
Beyill, Old Town, Va. when Buck
lens Arnica Salve wholly cured our
daughter of bad case of scald head. -
1t delights all who use it for cuts,
corns. burns, bruises, boils, ulcers,
eruptions. lnfalible for piles. Only
25c, at all druggists.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-06-07

Comments on the fact that the Gu
ban congress is prompt to propose n
loau to pay pensions are rather ad
verse in this country. Yet We ought
to see that imitation is the sincerest
flattery.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-06-07

The Phoenix Republican thinks thai
tn. Philippines will be of great COM
mercial value to us in the future. 1t
is owing to how many of us are let in
on the ground floor when the spoil Is
di, 'ded out.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-06-07

Mr. Bryan is supposed to be out of
the game, but he is still putting up a
pretty good brand of interference
work.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-21
BERTHA KuNz BAKER

The members of the Chautauqua Vocal
Union are making arrangements to bring
Mrs Bertha Kunz Baker to Wichita
October %.
This will be rare opportunity for hear
ing a really great woman. Tickets will be
for sale in the hands OF the members
this week.
THE recital given last night by Mrs.
Bertha Kunz Baker, was an artistic event
worthy TO be enrolled among tho red
letter occasions of a year Mrs. Baker
l. a positive joy. Her work is so finished
and she herself so fine that she lifts her
hearers out of themselves and into the
realms of the beautiful. '-Cincinnati
Enquirer.
Mrs Baker has broad literary culture,
a wonderful voice and forensic ability of
the highest type. She speaks so well
that every word seems to have musical
value and every sentence a rhythmic
and sonorous beauty. She belongs to the
same class of Lyceum stars as the late
Mrs. Scott Siddons. AS treated by her
the sterctyped poem becomes new and
etautiful, and an unfamiliar piece of
poetry or prose, a perfect revelation OF
meaning and OF force"-Boston Ideas.
ITO those who love Rostands art or
who have seen Mansheld-not to say
Cequeiin-in "Cyrano." the announcement
that a woman would endeavor to give a
correct Interpretation of his most famous
work was looked upon doubtfully. but
before Mrs. Baker had finished the first
act of the play all apprehension was re-
moved. She has a fine presence, with a
voice of wonderful range. and, above all.
she had understanding and appreciation
OF the author. N. c. Daily
Ohserrer
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massive and costly interior is portrayed
in most faithful manner.

A more or less captious interviewer
asked Mr.. Charles B. Hanford whether
he considered Petruchio. in The Tanning
OF the Shrew." a gentleman.
You must admit" said Mr.. Hanford.
that Petruchios behavior towards Kath-
crime was not characterized by the diff
ferential forbearance which would be ex-
pected of a first-class carpet-knight. but
a gentleman somewhere has been defined
as a man who adapts himself to any
society IN which he finds himself. and
am sure that no one but Petruchio, with
his own peculiar methods, could have
succeeded in adapting himself 20 the
society OF Katherine. 1 think we must
accept Petruchio as a gentleman"
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Has been used Tor over FIFTY YEARS
by MILLIONS OF MOTHERS for their
CHILDREN WHILE TEETHING. With
PERFECT SUCCESS IT SOOTHES the
CHILD. SOFTENS the GUMS. ALLAYs
sll PAIN. CURES WIND collie and is
the best remedy for DIARRHOEA. Sold
by druggists IN every part OF the world.
BE sure and ask for Mrs. Winslows
Soothing Syrup" and take no other kind.
Twenty-Five cents a bottle.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-21
MUSIC AND DRAMA.
10 Re- - NrARRY

What is termee the polite comedy"
Too Rich 10 Marry" win be the at
traction aJ the Crawford for two nights
commencing Tuesday. September q
This piece has been seen here before and
is much the same as on its last appear
ance. except that new specialties have
been added
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Wichita, Kan. Sept. Is. 1892.
Re It resolved. by the mayor and coun-
ciimen of the city of Wichita. Kansas:
That IL is hereby declared a public neces-
sity 10 construct permanent curb on
both Sides Of Empora avenue from Doug
las avenue 10 Murdock avenue.
South side OF Douglas avenue from
Washington avenue 10 Hydraulic avenue.
And the city clerk be instructed 10
cause publication of this resolution to be
mado acco-ding 70 law.
1QS-6t 4. i. LELAND. City Clerk.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-21
METROPOLITAN GROCERY.
Wichita Now Has Such a Store.

Tony Weinsohenk. the fancy grocer,
has recently been making improvements
in his grocery store. and increasing the
facilities and working force Of the store
TO enable them to better serve their in
oreasing trade. The shelving and coun-
ters have been extended further back
and departments rearranged and the
store systematized Miss Carrie Bliss
the efficient and obliging cashier. whose
duties have become too nsmerous for one
person. has been relieved OF cashiership
which position IS now filled by
Miss Pearl Loveland. who occu-
pies the cashiers desk and also the candy.
cigars and tobacco department Miss
Bliss and Mr. Weinschenk's desks are
on the opposite side Of the room. Miss
Bliss now keeps the books attends 70 the
telephones. looks after ordering goods and
is really assistant manager. Several rev
clerks have been added u the sales force.
and the Weinschsnk grocery is now
strictly metropolitan IN every respect.
and would be a credit 10 any city; and
Judging by the immense trade this store
enjoys. Wichita people appreciate Mr..
weinschenk efforts 20 supply Wichitans
with the best from all markets
Ms Louis Petticord vii continue ser
vice with oil and gasoline tank wagons.
commencing Monday morning. Nr. John
Lovci. Jr.. as driver. Mrs. Peticord ear
nestly solicits the support OF al former
patrons OF her deceased husband. and
also of others. As the support Of herself
and children depends upon this. Parties
holding cans please report the fact 70 the
driver. ard al parties owing small bills
please arrange for Payment. as circuz-
stances make this especially necessary
row.
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FOR SALE-Real Estate-By NJ. W. Keo-
hane & Co:
Business property on Douglas avenue
that pays 10 per cent net.
A 3-story brick on Main street for less
than the cost of construction.
A history business property on Main
that pays 10 per cent net.
A fine, modern residence on North To-
peka, east front, this week, $3.50.
An elegant, new. modern residence on
ST. Francis, close in; special bargain
$3.50.
A complete home, new and modern. and
acres in fruit and alfalfa, close in.
$3.50.
A suburban home and Is acres, fine land.
fine orchard and shade, $500.
An S-rOom residence, cellar. cistern.
barn. 10 acres. fruit and shade, s.. 500.
IS acres. In orchard. fine land, 4-room
house, barn and shade. $500.
40 acres, Groom house, barn, orchard,
bottom land, s3.500.
80 acres. bottom land broom house, fine
orchard. barn. alfalfa. $500.
A fine suburban home 50 acres Of fire
land joins the city limits. $500
l6o acres. . miles out; well improved.
fenced and cross-fenced; snap, $500.
260 acres, Arkansas river bottom, stock
and dairy farm. $50 per acre.
80 acres, miles north, fine land, well
improved, $35 per acre.
200 acres of bottom land. on up-to-date
farm. II miles east, fine home, barn,
orchard; a bargain at 1880.
A fine ranch of 100 acres, % miles east
living water. fenced and cross-fenced,
good buildings. Price $1,000
Western land at from 81 50 TO Sc per acre.
NJ. W. KEOHANE & CO.
12S North Main ST.
u-tuithu-3t
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REAL estate EoR SALE

FOR SALE-50 feet east front, 800 feet
north of Harry, on Main street. $3.50.
rs feet. 18th block, S. Main, high and
nice, $500
IS feet, so feet north of Lincoln, east
front, Main street, cement walks, shade,
$3.50.
Is feet. $50 feet north of Sixteenth, on
Lawrence, east front, shade. $3.50.
Commission TO real estate men.
Easy payments on all.
o. L. DRAKE, 2C2 East Douglas.
lD3-sun-tf
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a COArFDY cRFArIoN

The next and perhaps The best attrac-
ton which the patrons OF the theatre
VIII have the opportunity % witnessing
VIII be that everlasting and Iaughzble
comedy. A Chicago Tramp" As q dra-
matte performance both press and public
are high III praise OF IT. Il Is filled up
with startling situations laughsbIe com
coy. scene. and most pleasing special
ties. II VIII be seen at the Crawford on
Thursday and Friday. September : and
q
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CLASSIFIED
WAN is
(continued from Fifteenth Page,

FOR SALE-A home at a very low price
and on unheard-of terms, in good local
ity, Pa blocks from car line; 7-room
house, good cellar, barn, carriage room /;
a fire enclosure for chicken and garden (;
plenty of shade. Thomas & Co, los n.
Market. 1cS-1tx
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You are cordially invited TO attend Prof.
SCOTS class in the First NJ L. Sunday
school todey at $50 p. m. Roy X. Baker,
secretary. I09-ltx
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FOR SALE-A pleasant hons. large
rooms, hall, pantry. closets, cellar, barn,
fine shade. West Side, $3.50 Ask for
Two-story. Groom house. mantels,
closets all kinds fruit, lots of shade,
large cistern, 1oox20o feet; Improvements
cost Sc. 900. Price about one-half- Ask
for COZ
One acre ground, fruit and shade in
abundance. good Groom house, barn.
coal house; attractive and cheap at
5000. Ask for 553
Forty lots. about ) acres. new 4-room
or gardening. Terms on part, s., 800 Ask
s&for 5I4.
p our-room house, fruit, shade, 30 feet, on
Year line $500. Ask for 56e.
Small house, West Side, on car line,
$3.50. No. 81.
Modern home, on corner, close in. 2
story, rooms. furnace, bath, closet.
cellar. cistern, barn, rs feet, $4,000. Ask
for 511.
Six-room house, 80 feet blocks out,
will rent for $50 Price, 81, 100. Snap.
Desirable home, 10Th block north. S
rooms. bath. closet, hot and cold water
cistern, barn, shade. 50 feet, $1,000 Ask
for $685.
House. rooms, 10th block south. on
car line, $3.50
Vacant, 30 feet, nice building site, n.
Topeka on car line, very low price.
If 1 haven't described here what you
want. come and tell me what you want,
and I'll find II for you
G. NJ. GLENN, 102 E. Douglas.
With Freeman & Freeman.
1O9-su-tu-4t
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FOR SALE-On easy terms. new groom
modern cottage, corner Douglas avenue
and Grove; cement walks, shade and
fruit. 106-tf
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Can be cured without knife or pain.
Ny remedy is mo experiment. ! have used
IL over forty years and il is my own prep
sration. Have cared over 40 the ras,
sixJen years Terms-No cure. no nav
No money advanced untl cured Rooms
sud board
Cancer King, look me un.
DIR. r. \. GOODWIN.
81 Fannie avenue, Wichita. Kan.
I05-StN-Wed and su
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Attention. Vouno Men

Attend Wichita Business College, wan
Building. 1l4-16 North Market st. s1-tf
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FOR SALE-The cheapest place on the
West Side; broom house, barn, fruit,
corner lots. 226 n. Walnut street.
10S-4tx
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Piano Tunino.

c. ]. sheldon VIII be here October ..
Address an orders TO box 736. city.
rnsst
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-21

Now Is the time TO buy baled hay.
Good Butler county hay. s. % TON. de-
hvered. L. Cox. Tel. Jog. lH4 E. Douglas.
-nrf
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-21

A sven gambling den. located on Mich
isan avenue. Chicago, patrouized by So
oieiF p.unsers. is she scenic setting for
the remarkable third set OF latest. sensa-
'elnai meio-dTana, \ Gamblers Dauga-
ter The scenic investure or this act
Is one 81 The Prettiest ever painted. The
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-21

FOR SALE-Nice. 7-room house, barn.
fine fruit trees, at a bargain Owner
leaving the city. 1126 S. Main street.
10a-6t
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FOR SALE
Complete list of residences and desirable
lots. all sizes. locations and prices.
Write or call. indicate what you want.
Will send you list or call and show you
55-sun-tf DEAN GORDON.
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FOR SALE-Southwest corner Oak and
Lawrence, 8-room, modern house and
Groom cottage. Reese & Co, l12 s.
First street. 1o9-su-tu-th-tf
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-21

FOR SAI.E-House and lots, 1000 New
house. barn, 16 lots, sl,100. Riley. 155
n. Main street. l09-1tX
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Complete Treatment

For Every Fdfhour, 81. consisting of CUT
IcURA SOAP ESQ.,, TO cleanse the skin OF crusts
and scales, and soften the thiekened euticle;
CUTICURA OINTMENT (50c.), to instantly allay
itching, Inflammation and irritation, and
soothe and heal; and CUTICURA REsOLvENT
PILLS (25c.), 70 cool and cleanse the blood.
CUTIcUBA REsoLvEST PILLS Chocolate
Coated) are a new, tasteless, odorless, eco
nomical substitute for the celebrated liquid
CUTIcURA REsoLyESr. As we'll as for all other
blood purifiers and humour cures. In screw
cap vials, containing 60 doses, price 25c.
Sold throughout the world. Britain Depoti H-4,
Chaxterhouse So. London. French Depot; Rae de u
PAX, Paris. PoTTER DEcG AID CHkk. Corr. PrppA
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r. T. Benjamin. piano tuner, graduate
New England Conservatory, Boston. Box
Us, Wichita, Kansas 97-Sun-5tx
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MISCELLANEOUS

CLOSING OFT SALE-Ws have decided
70 consolidate our two stores. and VIII
close out our stock az Cos East Douglas
avenue. consisting OF an kinds % FUR
niture. carpets mating. floor coverings
and stoves regardless 81 cost. st01k
must BE- absolutely closed nuf during TIA
year. Those desiring the biggest bar-
gain ever offered in the house keeping
line should give us "a Gala uu rot fail
70 see us before you purchase eise-
where. Fred Menu Furniture Co. 20
Il. Douglas ave 6f-suu-wed-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-21

some people have such a habit OF BE-
ing IN hard lines that they can set rid
OF ore disease oaiy By catching another.
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G. 9os 80 TO LoAS or kaasss a11 Okla
bona fzr-as. Htrse 4 Ware HirAsta-
Kzz &a
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-21

To better know IS easy; it's ne d0las
better when you know lis hard
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FOR SALE-Nice cottage, good barn. and
80 feet OF ground; nice shade good COW
lot. Price, $500. Dunbar & Bleitz. In
dertakers, 225 n Main. 109-3tx
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FOR SALE-A pleasant hons. large
rooms. hall. pantry. closets, cellar, barn.
fine shade, West Side, 81, go. Ask for
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-21

FDE SALE An a1sf1rs1et - sell t-e
tEn sEtF. srEth z<sf C1TI-r EEtr sd
hs-rr1cx for :. = - go AZ once. =
a aarEs41 Sc re- - wEsss ~ cEce a.
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FOR SALE-A fine farm of 1,2S0 acres,
three miles from Hazleton, Kan; ESQ
acres in fine state Of cultivation, and
nearly all good alfalfa land, balance
good grazing land, all under good fence,
three good wind-mills, and an unlimited
supply of good stock water Price, s12
per acre; easy terms. For further
particulars address w. c. Afford, Halle
ton, Kan. 106-Stx
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FOR SALE-Fifty feet, on East Douglas.
Ten-room house, acres ground: price,
$500.
-Four lots, I'd block, South Hydraulic;
price, $500. MCLAIN & Co.
109-1tX
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FOR SALE-By 7ner, at a bargain, s47
y. Topeka az nue.. modern S-room
house, fine location. Call II a. m. to l
p. N. 105-tf
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FOR SALE-Seven soft snaps:
]. IL acres, Chisholm creek bottom
land, on Franklin street. 1880.
2. $40 y. Lawrence. 50 feet. 81 500
3. 1853 n. Main, Groom house, . feet
1900
4. AS Stephens, good broom house, 50
feet, $1,000.
8. Northeast corner Fairview and Fif-
teenth, 100 feet, fine shade and fruit
81, 200.
g. 314 n. Lawrence, Groom house, city
water. 50 feet. s.. 100.
Z. 702 s. Topeka, 9 rooms, modern, good
barn. 30 feet $500
Regular commission.
109-sun-tf ANCHOR TRUST co.
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FRED BALDWIN

us East Douglas
Gallery established 1873, by y. Baldwin
Phone your engagement TO $50.
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FOR sAI-E-Sice farm. = rifles east.
s. 80
: seres bottom. improved -aisez zorth.
x reT acre
20 acres --s,es east tE6
= acrse edEF Il rftr. ff
. acres ftTe Z cssy = 80
iots On sp-acs Errees. 1ea- Central
IL
; lots. a block HElEse $50
iH-Is FRED ISRAEL
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FINANCIAL.

Fiy6N(iREs
Loans ~ 20 so On small vichifs
houses. on Indictments. Per cent 40
commissions. Small loans On arr god
collateral Buys notes and rnnrtFasres.
si-suu-tf DEAN GORDON
MONEY TO LOAS-On farm ~ city
property. with fririleRe - DarIrE la ~
stalimeuts. az lowest rates III r johns
stou Co.. "a y Market street
-l-fr-su-Ere-ff
FISASCIsT~-ti11.1 90 u loan 81 farms "a
southern Kansas. ~ current rates ard
easy terms = 90 % Joan IN rrr.fa
wichita pr1pertF. Hewlett 4 wheeler.
cd court hose tgil9f1E Fhgue fea
E-sl -H e-fr-if
TO LOAS-Saort tire ucney = Bat
terIeic- Lngs1fe Geo. ferrslfs Fee3
Earn fI-gfr
Want fsg)--Farrr fca1x.
We write or can T11TtEz arx
We make c1r CN- exam nations
We pay y1l Tclr 11rey ahea raDeIs
are exscIfsr-
We z5il make yos lever rate z-s go
Tcg T0uT money azirker tE2a a1y Sra
- ere ely
u yoG wart z farm loan. cafi ra ~
J. -. EE4EtsL EelS 4 CO.
Rear Azler.can stats Bank B1l1x
sz-fB-sha-tf
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Wellington Milling and Elevator COM
pany viii receive bids for the consUuc-
ton OF their mill building. power house
and -four house. to be Of brick and stone.
Bids VIII be received up to and including
Saturday. Seuptember the 9th
Plans and specifications viii be found
at the Office of Z. Rothrock, Secretary,
Wellington, Kan. lost
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-21

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