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Graham guardian., 1902-12-05
j. NJ. Wheeden,
Notary Public,
New York Co. N. Y.
]. NJ. WHEEDEN,
No. 81 Notary Public.

State of Delaware,
Office Of Secretary of State.)
1, Caleb R. Layton, Secretary of State of the
State of Delaware, do hereby certify that the
above and foregoing is true and correct copy
OF certificate of incorporation of THE Federal
Mining Company" as received and filed in this
ONCE the fourth day of september A. d. 1902, at
O'Clock A. NJ.
In testimony whereof have hereunto set my
hand and official seal, at Dover, this twenty.
eighth day Of October in the year Of our Lord
one thousand nine hundred and two
IOf 2 y CALEB K. LAYTON,
fC6eCt. Secretary Of State.
N-t=~~
Graham guardian., 1902-12-05
FRANK S, WELLER, IL. S.)
JOHN SCHENCR, IL. 81
JAMES VIRDIN, IL. -
State Of New York M,
County of New York SIS.

County OF new 1Ork J S'
BE it remembered that on this third day of
Sept. \. d; l9O personally appeared before eme,
Ter and John chenck, parties to the foregoing
certificate of incor oratiOn, known to me per
Sonally TO be such, and severally acknowledged
this certificate OF incorporation to be their act
and deed respectively, and that the facts there
in stated were truly set forth
Given under my hand and seal of Office the
day and year aforesaid.
Graham guardian., 1902-12-05
Continued from page o.


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Apodaco, Juana, lot l, Clifton,
Adcock, JEFF, 40 acres in sec l3,
tp 5, 23, Ft. Thomas 80 81
Anderson, J J, lot 3, blk 33,
Plma. .............. II 9l
Amado, Rafael, lot l, blk 2, Sol
omonville ........l5 l5 80
Butler, W f, lot 2, blk 81, Pima
Birdno, Geo H, Is acres, sec II,
tip 7, 7 25, Thatcher; beginning at a
point 1870 IL of a point 81 W of S
cor Of sec IL, tp7 sr rs e. n e,
thence W 10 20 rod easterly
along county road 55 rod, 40 r to
place ofbeginning ......5 so 81
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Thatcher her..................53 53 27
Bingham, Warner, lots and 4,
blk "A, Pima .........2 "a "A
Birdno, G N, 10 acres ne Ii, sc
IA, Thatcher 30 55
Baines, Jose NJ, lot 25, Thatcher
! .........'... .....',.....,.. 10 lU
Bullard, Emma, 10 acres (no des
cription) ...... ....21 SIS
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Graham guardian., 1902-12-05
William J. Ball,
| Notary Public,
Kings Co. N. Y.
State OF New York ri,
County of New York. SS'

Be itremembered.that on this 3rd day of Sept.
A. d. 1902 personally appeared before me, the
subscriber, notary public, James Virdin, party
to the foregoing certificate of incorporation
known to me personally to be such, and ac-
knowledged this certificate ofincorporation TO
be his act and that the facts therein stated were
truly set forth.
Given under my hand and seal of Office the
day and year aforesaid.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-02
CHOKING cATARRH CURED.
MIR. CasweIl Says "Hyomei Cured
Him"-Your Money Back if il
Does Not Cure You.

Use Hyomei and be cured of catarrh. s.
is what all who have tried it for that
disease say 10 their friends.
0. S. Caswell Of North Middleboro.
Mass, writes: 'Hyomei has relieved me
from a choking catarrhal trouble and
cleared my head. I am glad to recon-
mend it to my trends
1t is the easiest thing in the world to
stop catarrhal cold at its beginning IL
you use Hyomei. Just breathe the
health giving balsamic air for a few
minutes and your catarrh will be cured.
In the worst cases of this disease,
chronic or acute, Hyomei used four or
five times a day is all that is needed to
soon effect a cure.
IN this city and neighboring towns. there
are today hundreds who can testify to
the remarkable powers of Hyomei 70
cure catarrh Many of the staunchest
friends of this remedy today began its
use with little hope that they would be
cured. but as their druggist offered to
refund the money if it did not cure they
decided 10 try it on that plan, and were
soon restored to health
The fact that in this city druggists
have refunded the money for only two
outfits out of the hundreds they have sold
is the strongest proof that can be offered
as to the truth Of the statement that
Hyomei cures catarrh and all troubles Of
the throat and lungs
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-02
COMING LOCAL EVENTS.

Columbia Lodge. No. 3. will hold its
regular meeting Wednesday, December 3,
at p. N. sharp.
\ regular meeting of the board OF di-
rectors Of the Wichita hospital viii be
held this morning at 9:5o o'clock.
There will be a regular meeting OF
Ivy Leaf Chapter, No. 70. Q. (. S. Tues
day. December ?, 1892 Annual election OF
officers.
The H J. C. J. H girls OF Plymouth
church viii have q cooked food sale al
Dockum & Higsinson's drug store, North
Main street. .
Special communication of SunAower
Lodge. No. Sc. \. f. and 4. NJ. this
evening at 1879 o'clock. Work IN the de-
grees. Visitors welcome.
Members Of Sedgwick Camp. No. u, are
requested 10 meet at their han on South
Main street on Tuesday night, December
-. at 1870. or election Of ohcers.
lie Womans Home Missionary society
of the First ii. L. church viii meet in
church paTlors Wednesday at 2:SJ p.
OF dues in order.
The Caroline Harrison Circle, No. IS,
Ladies of the C. a. r, viii meet in reg
ular session today at 2 p. N. Remem-
Der this is election day. We will also
have inspection, being delayed on last
day because of sickness.
The Ladies Aid society Of the Eigh-
teenth Street Presbyterian church Will
hold IT'S regular business meeting at the
home Of Mrs. Ransom, corner Sixteenth
at 2:3O p. m. Good attendance is de-
Sir
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-02
CITY I'M Brief.

Warden E. B. Jewett was in the city
yesterday.
Wilson Keyes. OF Sterling. is in the
city on business
Mr. Frazier. of e. Dorado. was in
Wichita yesterday.
Miss ora Finney. of Mulvane, is visit
ing with friends in the city.
Mr.. J. S Windsor leaves today on an
extended business trip TO Enid O. T.
Frank Ratclin Of Hennessey. o. r..
was in the city visiting friends ysster-
day
A L. Hobart. of Fontanene, Iowa. will
arrive in the city .oday TO visit +. 4.
Brant.
vos Fox Of Recess Mills. ". Va. Is Wis
iting MS cousin, Mrs. ii. W Dorsey. and
family.
Geo. W. Denton, Of ,Aetopa. Kansas.
vas in the city visiting with friends over
Sunday.
Miss Martha Smith. Of Columbia. No.
is visiting her brother. Shannon Smith.
o. this city.
Mrs. Apey. Of so North Emporia. VIII
entertain the Gibson club Wednesday az
teinoon at 8 o'clock
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Hutchinson. Of
Feru, Ind. are visiting their cousin. Mr.
]. 2. Howes, Of the West Side
The funeral Of Albert Francis VIII be
held this afternoon at . O'Clock. from the
residence OF MS brother. Herbert Francis.
20 Dodge avenue
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last night for Topeka. 20 attend the state
meeting Of the Knights ~ The Protected
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Nedne day evening. Wa trccrrect Tie
meeting l II held tclisht
= IS. Tucker. ~ E,4lau b. O. A.
-sd r. ths cstv today. BE hss sf1 ~
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-02

HUN J0ftlN ArtklA1Sfst-
The play in which Mr. James Nell
viii he seen in this city next Saturday
evening at the Toler is regarded as an
unCommoniy clever comedy. Its first act
holds ont all sorts OF promises of good
scenes. and il the second act these scenes
are realized Mr. NeiH brings this act
70 a close with fine scene of well bril-
died passion. There are some other very
clever and ente raining scenes in the
play and the success Of this play has been
assured. The play was originally writ
ten for Sol Smith Russell. an actor whose
are was confined TO piaintive and quiet
effects and those who ever saw James
NenH in a Bachelor 3 Romance" VIII
realize how Wen he portrays ZION. John
Cg yshy
or Mr. Neiu's personal success there
can b. no question: Re is an actor %
uoweg ana considerable distinction lie
hes stepped into the favor Of his audi
ence III this city before. The period Of
the play ls9 o1ers q capital chance for
Quaiat costume effects and the compan ny
IS wen kaown 90 he remarkably drilled.
Even a- the rlaT stands rs present Air-
NeH stands % win 3 great many add
mirrors foT The Hon Jlhr r.gshy here.
The stFaNce stle ot seats wll begin at
STANFORD drS tors Welu sday. De-
cerrhe- = matinee fer to. ladies' ard
children sill 2 gwen r the afte moon
~ 1.st - - G aet rno VIZ VII
bs presented il -r o.. -horstc style.
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a well known fact that Mr. curtis has
not hesitated 70 advise his friends openly
that Nr Barker VAS his candidate for
speaker and that the organization would
b. favorable 20 him for United States
senator.
As govcrnor-elect. my chief concern
az this hour is that There shan be Moth
ing entering into tho Organization Of me
legislature which shah hamper The pro-
gsessive legislation q tAe forthcoming
session. have expressed myself fsv-
orably % Mr Prineie Tor no other reason
fhan that he would give fair conaidera-
ton 10 au interests 80 house orfa1i-
cation proceeding atoag facugral fines
would work adTantagcouE 60 conserving
ths interests If the state. and she people
o. this state are more concerned lr this
thaa So ans mar politiea1 ambitions.
go after an Tho weight % b. gwen
90 these conslaera.lo-r ls a matter which
every member mgst settle for himself Z
am giad q znox that large number Il
the r ri beers ere in sympathy pife che
views j have oppressed upon This subject.
-Hr Fr.nrle is Instructed Tor Mr Cur
tis fog ruitea States s.rator. 7 um I'D
that be has bad several interviews vita
Mt curtis ard tnst he seisyed his an-
-oancemf re q number ~ days ahiie AZ
Cu-ts was trying % decide ahat stti-
t-ae Pr vcs1 take p rrfereree 20 MS
eel8ila Eofr thrtsrHiar fha faet frrt
ST.. preele s. irsfriefel ~ ST. cprie
he sru ~ - lHsafle factory fer fhe
fhr N rffr hr frrffef ~
ao maH $50 aet rezr- 80
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CHARLES b. HANFORD.

The appreciation which has been show
cred on Miss Marie Drofnahs efforts as
Shakespearean Coincidence has left no
doubt of the wisdom of cntrusting her
with SO serious d responsibility as that
of leading support i'm Mr.. HanfOrds com
pany. Miss Drofnah is a player OF ex-
perience: yet her progress has been so
marked within the past few seasons that
she flashes upon popular attention almost
like new star in the American constella-
ton of actresses. She laid a secure foun-
dati0u for her art and her methods are
characterized by substantial fenininity
which may be so strikinsly employed in
the portraiture Of such roles as Rather
inc in Tanning of The Shrew and Bea-
trice in Much Ado
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MEN
TO RAISE FUNDS
Continued from Sixth Page.

the council instructed the committee to
repair paving wherever necessary.
Internal Improvement bonds were issued
as follows:
To T. E. Burton. s1.u5s4, for building
sidewalks and cUrbing.
H F. Miitner, $s4.s7. for building side
walks.
The city clerk was instructed 10 read
vertise for bids for the removal OF the
islands in Little river in Riverside park
There was one bid sent in last night anu
this could not be opened.
Mayor Mclean appointed and the coun-
Gil confirmed G. c. Henry. a T. Hellar
and J. G. Williams as appraisers for the
widening OF Handley avenue. as ordered
by the council at the last meeting.
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matter certalaiv feel that g, IL rot
members ~ Tho legislature aee ~ o. o.
eanize ne house upon broader tnes than
orc man amhitien. 'he interest ~ al
seraforisi candidates rpat1 b. given fair
cr nsideratlsu. ana fhe rre1fer iHferest -
the rfafe ard party weaig BE- conserved
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MUSIC AND DRAMA.
~ the CraNNf,rd.
- - CoMEDIANs.

The Ferris Comedians OPENED g week
er~agerncnt ~ the Crawford iast p SHIT
uth that fascinating comedy u The
south rDx'e Land Thev were greeted
Eith q crowded house, and are without
CCubt the best repertoire company that
ever struck Wichita. Il Is a larcer com
oany than us-al- They have fine cos
tlmes ana carry their own scenery and
pur on the bin with g s1a0 and go THAI
S seen only b. che one-cight Scaud com
slnies. The entire cast : made Up Of
p. ch-claSs actars. people who know how
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. a prominent SOutller1 Iady,
Mrs. Blanchard, OF Nashville.
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Mrs. Winslom's soothing syrup.

Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS
by MILLIONS OF MOTHERS for their
CHILDREN WHILE TEETHING, with
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BE sure and ask for Mrs WILSON'S
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-02

John MARCHING. the expert ladies' tailor.
viii take orders Monday. Tuesday and
Wednesday. The price for making skirts.
plain, lined or unlined 800; plain. lined
or unlined stitched. $50; strapped 81 and
up, at Rorabaugh Dry Goods Co. Pit
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-02

The sale on pictures AT Martins Art
Store includes an the new and Up-to-date
goods. NAH orders promptly attended
ana goods packed Tor shipment Tree OF
charge. lS-3t
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Pfann Tllninn.

Sheldon is here for short time only
Address an orders Immediately to Boz
726 I2-tf
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Now Is the time to buy baled hay
Prices reasonable and promp. delivery.
&. Cox. Tel. l09 1O4 z. Douglas. 70-tf
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The truly ereat ycu-r artist who -
rus -fnc his wav O. IRE front III musical
circles ard = whorr an The eastern news
uarers 1-a sayiuE such l5ce things VII
come te wichita next Monday night 20 a
recital lie should ~ -ece we'd as Qther
cites are receiving hin. wi-h crowded
houses. as tbe dsy Is coming - -1l5
SIR Efochu1ar live. rhs1 ~ wlI perhaps
DE- che foremost pianist u ths world
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to act, people who have talent for por-
ttayal of other people and incidents in a
way that looks and sounds natural in
stead of stacy.
The company came from Joliet, H..
since Sunday night. and this is their first
visit TO the west. They were given a
hearty reception last night, for their work
vas appreciated by the critical audience
who witnessed the first performance. They
can come again and a larger house than
ever will greet them.
This company viii be here for five
nights with Wednesday matinee. To-
night the beautiful southern military
play, "Linwood viii be given. This
company is worthy of the patronage OF
Wichita's theater people
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-02
Alfalfa Hav.

Sixty tons OF good alfalfa hay. baled or
East Douglas Ise-.f
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Attend Wichita business College waE
bunding. u4-ll6 North Market St sI-tf
The best Photography outdt. with extra
large bulb. $.5a ar Martins Arr Store.
ICE
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AT 4HE OLD CROSS ROADS.


Arthur c. Aaiston's At the Old Cross
Roads company Will be seen here at the
Crawford for the first time on Satur-
day, matinee and night, December 6. It
is evident that no pains or expense have
been spared in bringing together an ex-
cellent cOterie of players in one organiza-
ton. 1t includes such well known people
as Estha Williams, Mrs. Charles @. Craig.
Louise Valentine, Gertrude O'Malley.
Adeline Mann, James VI. Brophy, VIII
liam r. Randall. Harry Dunkinson.
Charles D. Coburn. Marion Bohannon.
George S. Davis and several others of
note. In addition TO his company of last
season, Manager Aston has engaged as
an extra and a special feature the Bach
elor Club Quartette," which has been for
several years one of the most exclusive
of vaudeville headliners. A trat IS in
store for our theater-gOers and the sale
Of seats. which opens at Howe's jewelry
store on Thursday promises 10 be one Of
the liveliest OF the season. This attrac-
ton was one of the biggest hits a the
Grand in Kansas City last year and re-
turns there next week for a second en-
gagement.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-02

Mrs J. \ Richardson = spending
few DAYS = Atrca
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Lessons in burnt wood also orders
taken. Miss rrohmar. Ss North Mar
ket Is-st
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Art eills tor Christmas at Martin
Art store ie-1ot
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$500 p WEK F0R IA MEM

You could buy better for 80 week
9 a n. o g D. m sunday a m o 9
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there is no large quarry at all IN the
West Indian Islands
II may or may not be wholly fortul-
tous that the present heads Of the lar
gest aud most powerful countries in the
world are more or less devoted TO out
door lie ana to hunting in particular
The great white c2ar would like to pose
as man Of peace his physical condi-
ton being at war with the dynastlc ira.
ditions that keep him always alert,
When he goes hunting, he does 1t unos-
tentatously and secludes himself IN
the vast forests OF Llihuania, which are
royal preserves These forests are the
home OF deer elk bears, wild bears,
foxes aud that rare animal which has
been the exclusive game Of royalty
since the time Of the great Cesar, the
auroch (the hos bison aboriginal type
Of the buffalo descended direct from
contemporaries Of the mammoth
King oscar Of Sweden and Norway
used once to pursue the game OF Nor
way. especially the capercallzle, or
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Tx II was he who made the greatest
score. but when King Edward prince
OF Wales them had no guest Of greater
rank than himself he always carried on
the palm, This was easy because he
had only to stand In a certain spot and
fire the guns which were handed to
him az fast as he pleased the game
being driven directly toward him. King
Edward owns deer forests in Scotland
extending over $4,000 acres, and there
are other demesnes equally great, one
OF the most extensive being leased by
Andrew Carnegie Stag hunting. as It
has by courtesy been termed received o
setback when the last parliament re-
fused TO grant the annual appropriation
Of $4,000 Tor the royal staghounls.
This dealt a deathblow TO the sport"
but II was about time, for the hounds
were dying Of old age aud the stock
stag. almost as ancient had become 80
well acquainted with the hounds that
he sometimes refused TO run He used
to be taken TO the hunting grounds in
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An autopsy showed that his heart was
five times the size OF the normal human
heart ana twice the size Of that OF an
OK.
An amusing libel action says Lon
don newspaper, has been started by a
German vlollnist A paper ventured to
state that when he mounted the plat
form he carried all before him. As.
however the yiolinist has marked
tendency to ohesty-a subject on which
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are broken as far back as Chief Scott
can Tecollect.
The custom Of writing foolish begging
letters TO the emperor has become so
prevalent In German schools that
warning has been sent out that It must
stop or fines will be inflicted.
Mr.. Borden, the minister OF militia OF
Canada. has been notified by telegraph
from Dawson City that four former
policemen have started to walk 400
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SHORT AND INTERESTING.

Bavarla's legislature has passed bill
limiting the number Of magistrates in
the kingdom who may be Jews
The most extraordinary motor In the
world is that telns erected by a French
doctor, IN which he Intends, with two
students, to make "a nip round the
world IL viii contain two sleeping
apartments, large workroom and four
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-01

he Is very sensitiye-he ala not take IL
as an unmixed compliment hence the
action
The governor OF Timor has taken
measures 10 prevent the destruction OF
sandal trees that the natives. attracted
by the profit they obtained, cut and
spoiled. Licenses must be obtained.
and the forests where there are sandal
trees are not to be set on fire.
The hishest medical Zee ever paid be.
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king" as oscar H. Of Sweden, but OF
late years his majesty has been obliged
TO forego the sport.
ltaly's king is descended from long
line Of rough huntsmen who delighted
In hunting the Wild bOar and stag.
Humbert his father left him two we'll
equipped shooting preserves at Castel
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LABoUcHERE AND HIS DOLL
SHOW,

All England seems to have gone DAT
over the coming coronation, and Der.
haps many extravagances may be es.
cused, but the funniest thing that hss
happened seems to have been the great
doll show recently inaugurated by no
less a parsonage than Henry Labor.
chere, the proprietor Of Truth and one
of the most rabid critics Of royal OK.
travagances. lie even went the length
OF having all the costumes CORRECTLY
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came the property Of blind physician.
Or Gale Of Bristol England, who cured
wealthy patient Of diseased knee by
electric treatment and in return found
his banking account richer by s25O,0OO.
II is said that thc'redemption division
OF the national postofiice at Washing
ton is nearly swamped by the return Of
the left over Pan-American postage
stamps since Nov /. Some 10000 pack
ages have been received. All records