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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-02-06
@ette 9-16.
&ternt6nnppen.


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Berlinern sei9nitten ,porben. ein
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Burenelenb.
~
8tersis Counties in Seras ftnt
obn Nnpdlte. Oas ertldrt es, sas
fir5li@ 10 piele 9eute In Teras II
&ei9tbum fommen tonnten.
Marcont unb grofer itnb anf besss
ielben Dampfer mad england abse=
reiit. !3wei @esenidse: Der Maaa
obne Orabt unb Der Wann NIT ben
uielen Drdbten.
Selbf bic tampftuitise Carrie Ra=
ton ioq ibren @esnern auf benz Sc
btete Der rGrintuns" cine tleine &on=
3eilion sema9t baben. inbem fie lire
%absebadte 3ebe in Spiritus beiiebte.
x
Gin 72idbriser WiQiondr bat ein
2~2idbrises armes Wdb9en sebeira=
tbet. Da last bic Delt bann, bic bdt=
ten eine r8ernunftebe" s%enoiien. &i@=
tiger more es, gu iagen: ste iinS
6anbels etnis seworoen.
Sebt foG Nnbren Carnegie gar bic
Ibitdt baben, pier Wiaionen Dollars
fur bic anlesuns pom gibliotbeten iu
Wsrifo gu fpenbiren. Oa IoQte er aud
ben Wann i'm Wonbe nt9t per9eGen
unb bieiem elm 2eiesimmerden einri@z
ten.
Ote fransoltl6en Getruten iouen
finftts niGt mebr mad ibrer @r0Be,
na9 ibrem 9ewi9t auf ibre
Wilttdrtausltdteit seprift werben.
so bdtten iie's BON teber balten ioIen:
oaB bic Armee ni@t sesablt, ionbern
seuo9en rperben mub.
X
Scum ftebt aud nod etn 9efu9 bes
@eltmari1aq @raf Balberiee unb @e=
mablin in Nusit9t, ruel9e betanntltd
etne Mmerifanerin 1T unb fi9 einmal
in ibrem Gaterlanbe umfeben MID.
Berben bic aber tn Der Sigh Society"
Turere' ma9enl
M
Gin gn9lanb drgert mon iid aab
iiisfsfe eytmis Eandff: H0hamtion i9
neueroinss fur Banana enti@ieben
fat Dies benefit, baB britiides
capital auf bteien Sarsain selauert
bat nub i'm au6 betdrne, menn bic
Ser. Staaten itd fur Nicerasua ent=
i9ieben.
Seine Waieitdt, Der &0nig DOR
Siam, io0te u~nbeoiast gu einem Be-
iua Der Ser. Staaten ei1selaoen wer=
ben. 8enn iein jest in Stem 9ort
befiabli9er Sobn, ber Rrins Guluab.
in elmer balben. Do9e in einem Club
$50, 600 aussiebt, wie riel @ele mus:
bann mobl Der 8ater nsiibrtnsen, urs
ii6, nobel gu seisen?
Ois gapldna, II, heiSen SduI ern bes
gonsaeB iinb befanntti9 erblinbets
Erebiser.. ga sinse ned on, wena
es mar bic Diener beS Serrn mdren,
abes 100 es ii9 ni5t UNI bic eisenaa
.sSntereiien banbett. ODER fur feinsn
DNtrict elm fettes 8roden beraussa=
i9lasen III, ituo be metiten gonsnb=
lar NIT gtsnbbeih sef@lasen.
x*
Die Gittrpe beS Or: Yrdlibent Sens
iiamin 9ar,ifoa fou gar nidt abeemetst
Iein, eine Yenfion pen Onfea Com
an,unasmen ) i'm @esentbeil,. fe ioI
ltd sedubert baben, baB ite eiaen fol=
den 53p1dae gut sebrauden tonne,
ba i6r i6brlibes Gintommea iid auf
nidt gang SIC, 900 belaufe. Die or
me ssraa, mub li@ bic abes eini9ran=
tent
X X
Sin 9latt i'm Often .forbert feline
Isefer auf, tbm mitsutbeilen, uel9es
8ort ibnen, ben 0eiern, ais bas aas
s%enebmite, besiebunssweiie unanse.
nebmite erl6eint. Oa bartte wirfli9
bic 8abl i9uer iein. Gs siebt 10 piele
ansenebme @orte nie ). 9. @elbbrief,
@ebaltsaufbeHeruns, Sauptseminn u.
II. NJ. Mls unansenebmes Wort blrfs
ten Solicitor" unb r&oblenre9nun8@
wobl am metiten uorsei9lasen merben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-02-06

Wt Rett'8 nm Cure ytterenp
VI. Sobb's Sparasus Yillen beileu oIle
Rierenlei6eu. Yrobe frei. Abr. Sterlino
&ems6p Co., Chicago ober 81. p.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-02-06


Sin 8latt i'm Often .forbert feline
Isefer auf, ibm mitsutbeilen, wel@es
@ort ibnen, ben 9eiern. ais baS ans
senebmite, beSiebunssweiie unanse.
nebmite erlheint. Oa birtte wirfli9
bic @abl i9mer lein. Gs siebt 10 piele
ansenebme 8orte mie ). 9. @elbbrtef,
@ebaltsaufbelieruns, Sauptseminn u.
4. no. Mls unangenebmes Wort blrfs
ten solicitor" unb r&oblenre@nunS"
mobl am meiiten uorsel@lasen werben.
Wan muB eS benz alien Ontel
Sam nadiasen, fur feline 2eute, be-
lonbers bic &rieser, 1T er ftets belorst.
50 iinb Jest fur Bite Solbaten i'm @e=
item nnb Norbmeitsn Tauienbe uon e@z
ten 8iHel=Yelsr0den anSei@aft ruors
ben, bic nod Dor 20 Sabren TN allses
meinen @ebraud maren, aber iebt gu
benz ieIteniten Yelswert seb6ren, benn
ein FOLDER &od 1T beute ni9t fur 500
gu faufen. Sreili@ bat Der Onfel bic
Moneten unb Tam ii@ ben 2urus i@o1
e~rlaaben.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-04
BOARD OF EDUCATION
Money VIII be Deposited in Fourth
National Rank

At meeting of the board of education
yesterday afternoon Mr.. Jackman, chair
man of the committee on ways and means
announced that the Kansas National and
Fourth National banks had each offered
TO pay three per cent on the daily balance
If they should be designated as the de-
positories for school funds. As the Kan
sas National bank has been the deposit
tory for some time it was decided to name
the Fourth National bank as depository.
provided that it gives satisfactory band
for $4,000
On recommendation of J. NJ. Martin
chairman of the committee on buildings
and grounds, Frank Cossett was elected
janitor of the Park school. as the JAM
tor Of that building has resigned.
Mr. Martin also announced that the
work of planting trees on the ingalls,
school ground would begin soon
The report OF Superintendent Knight
showed that the total enrolment OF the
schools for the month Of February was
5e10, and that the number remaining was
44s6. The per cent of attendance for the
month was %.
The report of the treasurer showed the
following condition of the finances; Cash
on hand. S7506s4; general fund. 80, 196. ~; ;
in National City bank Of New York
S777.s6: total sf081.71. In the library fund
there is s64S %: in the interest fund
So 1884; and In the sinking fund, s27.-
SsS *
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-04
TOO GREAT EXPENSE.
Not the Reason.

It Is not because Pyramid Pile Cure Is
SO expensive that many people decline TO
give it a trial. but because they find it
too great tax on their credulity to be-
lieve that the published letters bearing
testimony to the merit of this remedy are
genuine and bona fide; especially to those
who have realized the suffering incident
10 piles is it incredible that any one who
has been afflicted twenty-five and thirty
years with the worst forms of protruding
and bleeding piles should be cured by the
application of a simple remedy, when
their physician has assured them that
the only relief is in a surgical operation.
This is rightfully viewed with dread by
all those afflicted, as il means a least Q
great shock TO the nervous system, with
more than a possibility Of utter collapse
and death; in the majority of cases. too.
there is a return of the complaint, owing
to the fact that the cause is not removed.
The proprietors of Pyramid Pile Cure
agree 10 forfeit one thousand dollars to
anyone who will show a single published
testimonial 10 be not genuine and IN
solicited; this latter feature is most graf
flying. inasmuch as these letters are
written solely out of gratitude. and with
the hope that those who are afflicted as
the writer's have been may learn that
relief is at hand at a comparatively
triiing expense. Pyramid Pile Cure is
for sale by druggists at fifty cents a
package OF will be mailed by the makers
TO any address upon receipt Of price.
Mr.. VIM. LAchtenwsl;er. head OF the
largest printing house in Canton. Ohio,
says: IT IS with the utmost pleasure
and satisfaction that I can say I believe
I am cured of protruding and bleeding
piles, after suffering more than twenty
five years. have been IN bed for two
weeks at time. I have not suffered IN
the least for over a year and I used only
three fifty-cent boxes OF Pyramid Pile
Cure. I advise every person suffering
with this distressing and painful COM
plant to give this remedy a trial. I
have every confidence in it." Write the
Pyramid Drug Co.. Marshall. Mich, for
their book on the causes and cures Of
piles.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-04
|CAUCUSES
ARE TO SAY
How Republicans Will Name
Their Man for Treasurer,
Committeeman TO REPORT
Choice of the Wards and Then
Nominate on March Ia.

This spring there is q city treasurer TO
elect. The Republicans have been II
quite ousndsry as how 10 reach the
nomination. The single nomination hardly
warranted the call for a convention. last
evening the city central committee solv-
ed the question by requesting the var
ious ward esucases to instruct their pre-
cinct committeeman as to their choice for
candidate for city treasurer. the commit
tee 20 meet and make the nomination.
The COMMITTEES met last evening in the
ONCE of Stewart and Burns and the Of
fetal report of the proceedings signed by
J. II. Stewart, chairman and 4. c. Husey
ar secretary, is as follows:
The Republican City Central committee
at its meeting passed resolution in
structing the central committeeman in
each ward TO hold caucuses and nomi-
nate in each ward for the ONCE OF men,
her Of the city council and member of
the board of education. Also requesting
the various ward caucuses 10 instruct
their precinct committeeman who their
choice for candidate for city treasurer is.
The date of the meeting OF the COM
mittee 70 make the. nomination for city
treasurer was fixed as March Il az $50
p. m, IN the city building.
The various ward caucuses are called
as follows:
First ward-March 6. y.So p. m, city
building.
Second ward-March y. 7:So p. m.
Third ward-March u, 7:30 p. m, En-
poria avenue barn.
Fourth ward-March 6, 7:So, Murdoch
and Lawrence avenue.
Fifth ward-March II, 7:So. II. A. HIS
store.
Sixth ward-Maroh y 7,so, Stewards
store, Laura and Douglas.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-04

innumerable contests. of its stampeding
onrush Of government business. You can
not imagine how good il is to get back
west again, TO feel this sun, to see the
prairie and the blue sky and hear the
birds, TO feel yourself free. to know
that you don't have to tackle tomorrow
morning a mountain of letters. I feel
better right now than 1 have felt for a
year. The trip home has been a vaca-
ton for me, and only one thing could
add to nay happiness, the presence Of
nay family"
I am not candidate for congress this
time" Mr.. Flynn continued. 4 would
not accept the nomination. And there is
just one reason for It'll am tired. I am
worn out. I want rest. I want to
be at home in Guthrie, TO go down to
business in the morning, manage my
own affairs and go home at night TO
my wife and children, with no other
cares than my own"
The words Of the Industrious Oklahoma
congressman are borne out by his ap-
pearance. He is no longer the youth
ful man he was when he began his pub
, lie career in Oklahoma. Lines Of age
have crept into his fact and his steps
Lack the buoyancy of former days. His
intense temperament and responsibilities.
Of the largest constituency in the United
States, have touched him. No doubt
good rest would restore him.
Of statehood Mr.. Flynn said: State
hood Will have no trouble in the house
this session. The opposition, which VIII
! be formidable, viii come in the senate.
I believe the bill win pass this session.
At al events. this congress-
When asked about Roosevelt, Mr.. Flynn
said: President Roosevelt is a great
man, wonderful man. His capabilities
are manifold. He has brillancy, good
horse sense, industry, caution, valor, dis
| cretfon. strenuousness all rolled into one
in him. He is an electric spark in the
government vivifying everything he
touches. He understands the nation with
an intimate comprehension-the east, the
west. the south. He is marvellous
Mr.. Flynn expects TO remain in the
west for three or four days. Mr.. Flynn
was met here by Governor Ferguson and
Secretary of Territory Crimes
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-04
DELAYING TEXAS LINE
Rock Island Replacing 6o-Pound Rails
With 60-Pound Ones.

The Rock Island Railroad company
has resumed the work of laying the Ok
lahoma-Texas line with 50 pound rails
Last fall the steel was relaid from To-
peka to Riverdale, q small town In Sum
ner county, and then the work was sus-
pended for the winter. The work has
begun again at Riverdale, and a steel
gang is also working north from Chick
asha. The rails which are being replaced
weigh GO pounds and most Of them viii
be used in the building Of branch lines
in Oklahoma.
The company will build a line from Ell
Reno to South McAlester, a distance Of
147 miles; a line from Lawton TO Adding
ton, 7. T., a distance of about nifty
miles; and line from Jackboro. T$as.
west, a distance of about thirty miles.
The company is now building line from
WatOnea 10 IavtOn
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-04
"sTRATAGEMs AND sPoILs"
1t Is Most Popular Book in the City
Library.

Miss Laura Gross. the public school
librarian announced yesterday that the
library tickets which were issued when
the institution became free in January.
1900. have expired. and that the holders
Of them must renew If they would enjoy
the benefits OF the library.
Several copies OF Audrey" by Mary
Johnston. will arrive this week and be
placed in the library. The librarian be-
lieves there viii be a great demand for
the book as it win be put on the seven
day" list.
The book most called for by the pat
rons OF the library is "Stratsgems and
Spoils" by William Allen White. This
book is more in demand that Hall Gains
Eternal City or Winston Churchill's
Crisis" though these two books are next
in popularity to the book by thaAI<arsan.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-04

e45 and he asked the city to reimburse
him. The matter was referred to the
sewer and drainage committee
The bond Of the Independent Telephone
company was read. it is for $4,000 and
was to show the good faith Of the com
panv IN that they intended to build d tel
ephone system IN this city. There was
also an affidavit from Frank L. Brown
stating that more than 600 subscribers
had been procured for the new system.
The police judge reported that during
the month just ended that department
had made 1sg arrests and had collected
S3,14350 as fines and forfeitures.
The health board reported that there
were nine cases of typhoid fever. one
case Of smallpox. eight cases of scarlet
fever. four cases OF measles, and that
there had been eight deaths from con-
sumption. There was a total Of forty
three deaths from all causes in tahe city
during the month.
An ordinance was passed establishing
tae curb line on Emporia avenue from
kellogg 20 Orme street and also on Maple
avenue from Seneca TO Hiram avenues.
An ordinance was passed Issuing an in
ternal improvement bond to G. A. Nc
Mahan for S2f3.67 for the construction of
sidewalks.
MI Isely moved that the city clerk
notify the Western Union Telegraph
company to paint its poles in the bus
mess section Of the city
Mr. Isely moved that the fire ard water
committee confer with the water com
pany and see if they cannot have the
company put in a larger main along Mar
ket street north of Elm. There is only
u small pipe at present and the people
asked for larger pipe, even if they
cid not get q hydrant
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-04
ENTERTAIN OLD SOLDIERS
Women's Veteran Relief Union Gave
Them q Luncheon Last Might,

Last night the Woman's Veteran Re
lief Union gave another Of its famous
luncheons to the regiment l. V. Us
and a few invited guests. During the
three years existence Of this order It
has been the custom to provide the rank
strap for the colonel of the regiment
and last night the president OF the union,
Mrs. Helena S. Mason, presented 70 Col
onel J. c. Robb his insignia of Office.
The colonel responded in a short speech.
There were a number of speeches by
others. All went off nicely. but the cul-
minating point was reached when rations
were issued and partaken of by all those
present. This union is fast coming TO
the front for its good work among the
old soldiers
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-04
FIRST SCHOOL BOND
MIR. Levy Presented II to the Board of
Education.

Secretary Levy OF the Chamber Of
Commerce. in looking over some old pa
pers found a copy OF the first building
bond issued by School District No. ,.
which now comprises the city OF Wichita.
The bond is FOR 500 and bore 70 per cent
interest. II was dated September =, ISL.
and was signed by 7. n. Martin district
director; ". II. Oakley. clerk; and Doc
ter Leweilen. treasurer. ar. Martin IS
now a member Of the board Of education
from the Sixth ward.
When Mr.. Levy showed him the bond
yesterday afternoon. Air. Martin said that
ten similar bonds were issued at the
Same tins The first school house III
Wichita was built from the money deriv-
ed from the sale Of these bonds. Il was
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-04
BURGLARS SECURE CHECKS
Residence of VI. Preston Robbed sun
day Night

The residence Of NJ. Preston at 1926
Waco avenue was entered by burglars
while the family was at church Sunday
evening and two checks and s. in cash
taken. The thieves entered through a
front window and ransacked the whole
house throwing out the contents OF the
bureau drawers and tearing things VI
generally. They we're only after cash.
however, as they left a considerable
quantity OF silverware and 5eweiry. but
used every effort % find the money.
When the family entered the front
door on their return. the thieves threw
UP rear window and made their IS
cape. The furniture and clothing r. the
house were turned toQsy-turvy, but only
the cash md Two che-ks were tal.en.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-04
Rev. Marguerite St. Omer Briggs, IS
Mount Calm Street, Detroit Michigan,
Lecturer for the w. c. 7. u, recommends
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound

"DEAR Mrs. PmKHAM My professional work has for the past
twenty years brought hundreds of Sickness
have had plenty Of opportunity witness the uerngs
and mothers who from ignorance carcness slowly
but surely being dragged to DEATH principally with female weakness
and Irregularities of the believe you will be pleased
that Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
than any other agency that has under my notice
Hundreds of their life health you to-day,
fore can conscicnOusy advise sick try ARGUERrE
ST OMER BRIGGS.
$4,000 FORFEIT IF THE ABOVE LETTER NOT GENUINE.
When troubled irregular painful menstTuation
or liberation OF the womb that bear
ingdOw feeling inflammation the backahe fstuence
debility Indigestion postraton should
remember there tried and remedy Pinkhams
Vegetable Compound such troubles.
No other the world widespread and
unqualified endorsement other medicine of
OF female troubles Refuse to buy other medicine
invites advice.
She has guided thousands
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-04
MADE HIM FEEL GOOD
Dennls Flynn in Wichita CompH-
ments sac Climate.

Congr ,ssman D. IF. Flynn OF Oklahoma
passed through the city Sunday on his
way to he territory from Washington.
JFe walked uP Douglas avenue to Main
street and back between trains and said
IT see some Of the Democratic papers
sn the terri DRY say that / am not sin
cere in my declaration to run for con-
Fress again. But they really don't I'M
oerstand. a man can get fearfuily tired
81 Washingto n-tired Of its grind, of its
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-04
REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING
Associate Charities Have Distributed
$50 Garments.

The Associated Charities held their reg
ular monthly meeting in their rooms IN
the court house yesterday. The secretary
reported that she had given out during
the past month - garments and had
made IS calls on the poor u the city. She
at present has seven six persons on her
list and is greatly in need ~ fruit and
other articles that would be or benefit 20
the sick During the month there hes
been one tramp at the rooms asking for
food and clothing The women's confer
encs meet this afternoon at go in the
rooms 20 make arrangements for this
months work.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-04
BUYS FINE RESIDENCE LOT
". =. Weiser Secures the Corner OF
Anwrence and Tenth.


Lawrence and Tenth
Desirable residence corners in the north
part of town are becoming very scarce
and anything OF this kind bought at pres
ent prices is sure to enhance in value.
With this in view, Mr.. W. J. Weiser has
purchased the southeast corner of Law
renee and Tenth street, and expects to
build an attractive modern residence the
coming summer The three adjoining
corners are already occupied by unus-
ually expensive residences. The lot is
seventy-fvs feet front by 155 feet deep,
the consideration being $3.50 This IS a
very low price for the property. as moth
ing else can be purchased for less than
$1,000 for the same amount of ground IN
that neighborhOod The property was
owned by Mr. r. L. Holmes and the
Hartford Western Land company. and
the sale was made through the latter.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-04
FIVE CHILDREN ARE ORPHANS
Mrs. johnson Died OF Cancer Saturday
Night.

The funeral Of Mrs. Christina John
son. eyed A. who died ~ cancer last
Saturday night. Vas held a. the resi-
dence Sunday afternoon. and the remains
we're buried FL Nauis Grove cemetery.
Gus johnson. the husband Of the de-
ceased. was killed five years ago by fei-
ling from a derrick at the Schweiter
building Bv the death cf che mofher.
FIVE children. more Il whom are over =
years 81 age are left orphans.
Realizing that the era vas approach
iug. Mrs Johnson entrusted her children
- TIE care ~ Z frienl.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-04
GRADING re sraEeTs
Street Force Repairing Damage q the
Recent Storrn.

TIE street force yesterday began ~
work C grading Lsurence. Topeka ard
Emporia avenues. f1r one uiie On each
ssee n Douglas avenue. The crofa streets
n this territory riIi also 10 Rracel- The
street force Hli else grade scgih a-ain
street ard south water rfrfet - Harry
STREE Harry fsreet viii - graded 80
Ear west ae NtcEife street. Whence TIE
r-eserr via 90 81 che fair crclHdz
TIE streets have been nssde uaeesn -
TIE recent rains au1 eeows I'D f1r ffiH
reason ths grading vas cseurt press
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-04
TO HUTCHINSON TOMORROW
sedgwick County TO Participate In
Congressional Convention.

Tomorrow the sedgwick county dele
gates to the congressional convention at
Hutchinson leave via the Missouri Pa
cinc. Most all the delegation VIII at
tend. although the work of the ccnveu-
ton Will be pro lorna. Chester I. Long
VIII be nominated BY acclamatlon, the
frst time he has ever secured the nOTni-
nation unanirnousiy This year there II
not 4 dissenting voice. The delegation %
Hutchinson f. headed b. air. !. -.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-04
ARKANSAS CITY IA. BANKRUPT
81. <. Roderick Has Liabilities CT Over
One Thousand Dollars.

" 2 Roasrsck y Aszansss -i-g a.
srrisaa rs occupation. las tid aeil, ~
r. tsars-rgnteg 81 the f=afra. c1u~r ar1
has leen adss1s@l taakr-f- - 5-eSe
z =. Wal. fhe nsrssr7-7frt -sff-fe- tfe
rates rs naa.sitlss az fi.fts- arl s1arfs
that ~ has 70 p-o9TrtF
TIE arst meeting of ths cre5isaEz hzs
been set for Azrch : ~ > n
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-04
counh setfied on Her Lunqs.

NY daughter had terrible cough
which settled on her lungs" SAYS y.
Jackson of DanvHle. I'LL We tried a
great many remedies without relief. ur-
"a re gave her Foley's Honey anf TsT.
which cured her" Refuse srbsututes-
Sold b. c. oemlnr. 80 r Douglas.
Geo. Van Werden. 22s X. Main. wichita
Drug Co. 10 =. Douglas
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-04
FINE FARM SOLD
n. D. Frynire Sold 1873 Acres for
S14. 100.

II. D. Frynire has sold his farm of 1Ss
acres, three miles northwest of the city
to James A. Henricks for Sl4100. The
farm IS all bottom land lying near the
Little River and is one Of the finest farms
IN the county There is a large orchard
on the property and one Of the finest farm
houses I'm the state.
Mr.. Frymire came 10 this county about
two years ago from near Monmouth. IL,
and purchased this farm al a then fancy