davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1902-08-01
Four Killed In Panhandle wreck.

Xenia, o., July 26.-Following is a
list of the dead in the wreck Thurs
day night at Trebein Station, three
miles from here, when train No.
9, the Pennsylvania limited, from
ST. Louis to New York, was met.
by n wild coal car at the foot of
heavy grade: William Clark, en-
gineer, formerly of Xenia, now of
Columbus, trunk of body and one leg
found, leaves wife and three chill
dren. Patrick Dwyer, fireman, of
Cincinnati. NJ. NJ. Peters, mail clerk,
of Cincinnati. L. +. NJ. McKeown,
mail clerk, Greenfield, Ind, body not
recovered.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1902-08-01
RiotIns In Paris.

Paris, July 29.-Many persons in
jured, ten of them seriously and hum
dreds arrested, are the net results of
the street disturbances Sunday in
which both clerical and anti-clerical
demonstrations brought about by the
closing of unauthorized religious
schools were made. There were
great crowds on the boulevards
throughout the evening in expectation
of further rioting. A large procession
of students, shouting and singing, was
dispersed by the police, and attempted
red flag demonstrations at the stras-
burg statue also were broken up.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1902-08-01
Quarrel Ends I'm murder

Birmingham, Ala, July 29.-While
under arrest and on q street car,
George Leonard was shot and killed
Monday night by Hollis b. Parrish,
young attorney. The two men had
quarreled minute before. and a po-
liceman arrested Leonard. Parrish
reached around the officer and fred,
the ball passing through Leonard's
heart. The lawyer was placed in
iail
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1902-08-01
Killed by n Mob,

Chipley, Ga, July 29.-Arthur Nc
Cauley, negro, was taken from the
village calaboose here early Saturday
morning and lynched. Twenty bullet
holes were found in his body when
discovered Monday. The negro was
serving n 4o-day sentence on the
streets when taken by the mob.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1902-08-01
The Grand circui, Races.

Cleveland, July 26.-In the grand
circuit races Friday at the Glenville
track Alice Russell won the 2:16 trot,
Alice Carr second, Reelected third
and Baron Dillon fourth. The 2:06
pace went to Audubon Boy, Shadow
Chimes second and Fanny Dillard
third. Chase won the 2:20 trot,
Prince of Orange second and Antea
third
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1902-08-01
E.,,m.te. for ohio Harbor..

Washington, July 26.-The chief
of engineers has received reports
from engineers in charge of river and
harbor improvements containing esti-
mates for the fiscal year 1904. Maj.
Dan C. Kingman submits the follow
ing for the Cleveland district: Cleve-
land harbor $350,000; to complete the
project, $4,276,756. Fairport harbor,
$500, 900. Ashtabula harbor, $123,520.
Conneaut harbor 100000.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1902-08-01
killed Her Husband and suicided.

Woodsfeld, o., July 2s.-Mrs.
Everett Spence, aged 10, on Sunday
killed her husband, aged 21, and then
killed herself. She shot her husband
while he was asleep and then used
the same weapon on herself. They
had been married less than two
months and both were well connected.
1t is thought she was temporarily de-
ranged.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1902-08-01
Kills Her Husband.

Marshallville, Ca, July 20.-Jeff
Dorsey was shot and killed by his
wife, the bullet passing through his
heart. The woman claims the shoot
ing was done in self-detense. There
were no witnesses.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-25

antiallotment sentiment has largely yield
&c to the influences of reason and time.
and the Five Tribes are now fairly upon
the threshold Of a new era. The enact
ment OF legislation ana the confirmation
OF agreements has enabled the commits
sion 10 make marked progress in remedy
ing the Objectionable political and social
conditions which prevailed in Indian ter
rjtory for many years. While more or
less irritation is yet noticeable in some
quarters. yet matters generally are rap
idly assuming the desired status. On the
part of the commission practical working
machinery has been designed and put in
motion. System and method in all
complex subjects with which the commits
sion has to deal have been installed, and
a healthy. vigorous current Of business
has taken the place Of the congested.
feverish conditions OF the country which
prevailed a short time since.
Should the agreements now pending
before the various tribes pe ratified. the
ultimate end in view will depend for its
attainment almost solely upon the ele-
ments of time and labor. The vexatious
negotiations which have been in progress
for nearly decade will have been ended
and the satisfactory and speedy culmin-
alton OF a vey preplexing problem may
be anticipated. Respectfully submitted,
Slgned) HENRY L. DAWES,
"TAMS BIXBY,
It. B. NEEDLES,
&C R. BRECKENRIDGE"
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4 TUG OF WAR
Coffee Puts un 4 Grand Elaht.

Among the best OF Judges az good things
in The food Hne. is the sroceryman or
his wife They know why many OF their
customers purchase certain foods.
The wife of a Eroceryman IN Garth
age. New York. says Il nave always
been q lover Of coffee. and therefore
drank q great deal Of s. About q year
and half ago. became convinced that
il was the cause ~ my headaches and
torpid liver and resolved 20 give Il Up.
although the resolution caused ne 70
small struggle. but Postum came 20 the
rescue. From that tine on. coffee has
never found q place or orr table. except
for company. and then We always feeI a
duh headache throughout the day FOR
having INDUCED
-Whsn gave Up cones and commenced
the Use % Postum was an habituai SUI
ferer from headache now rrd myself
entirely free f-on IT, and wat is more
have reEaine5 uy clear complexion which
had supposed was gore Forever.
4 never lose ar opportunity 10 speak
IN favor q Postum anc nave induced
many families 70 give x tEsf. and they
are invariably pleased with 81" name
given BY Postum Co. Battle Creek. snch-
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OF
THE DAWES
COMMISSION
Continued from Second Page.

and as far as possible the names Of the
dead were stricken from said rolls.
Many names were in this way eliminated
from the list of unenrolled but there
stll remained on April l. 1902. unaccount-
ca for on the Cherokee census roll OF
1895 which was used as a basis. g. 4S9
names.
The Keetowah organization, embrac-
ing in its membership practically all Of
the unenroned fun-bloods, strenuously
opposed by every means in its power
the making o. rolls Of citizens; and IN
February the United States court for the
northern district Of Indian Territory was
applied TO for an order directing certain
leaders of said society 10 appear at Mus
kogee. ]. r.. on the 2oth day Of Februar,.
1872. and have themselves and families
enrolled. At later dates other influential
ful-bloods who had been opposing ell
rollment were also brought TO 8iuskogee
by court process.
In every instance when faced with
the alternative OF enrolment or impris-
onment. the parties summoned elected to
enroll, though a few suffered confinement
for a brief period before acquiescing.
.On April 10 four parties We're cent
into the Cherokee nation for the pur-
pose Of enrolling these ful-hloods who
had thereto obstinately refused TO submit
TO the policy of the government These
parties We're supplied with The usual
equipment Tor traversing the rough coun-
try Inhabited by the full-bloods. and pre-
pared. il necessary. 10 make "a house 10
house canvass
Immediately upon the arrival Of these
parties in the field il became apparent
thar the sentiment toward enrolment
We slightly more favorable yhan in
the past. was stm decidedly hostile in
some localities this being particularly
true as TO the points visited by parties
No. and No. I.
The leading opponents 10 enrolment
left nothing urdone that could obstract
or oefest the work Of the commission
4ne Keetowah society was dirupted.
those fayoring. enrolment were expelled.
ana a new organization arose in lis place.
In every locality visited by the field par
ties every form Of amusement faSciaat-
ing 10 the fun-hIoods would be held miles
away from the comm ission-s camp and
continue until the enrolment parties had
moved elsewhere
The leaders went through the nation
encouraging opposition 90 enrolment.
and no story that could strengthen such
opposition was left untold 1t KS
claimed that The making Of the present
roil ofs Of citizens was unauthorized b
eltner the government OF the United
States or the national council Of the
Cherokee nation The leaders promised
tnat ali whites were 10 be expelled from
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COMING LOCAL EVENTS.

You are invited 10 the X p. A. social
tonight over 40 East Dougis
Miss Downing viii give rss-lirh,
dancing matinee Thursday afternoon
from to s. in Garfield hail
Regular communication 81 suuhower
Lodge No. s A. F. < A " this evening
at ss2o Work in the degrees. Visitors
welcome.
The regular meeting of the Woman. g
Christian Temperance Union Vill b he'd
this afternoon At 3 O'Clock. az rs sedg
wick block
The sewing society n the Ladies n the
A r wiIl meet with Mrs. Phshla Pur-
Vance. 80 North Wichita street. Tues
day. at : ?. n
Z A s u s. '. meet Tuesday night
Il A 0. [. y. han. corner FIRST ard
Main fun attendance IS desired as
this viii - our aunusl inspection night
The Ladies. AID Society CT the sons q
Veterans meet tonight ard g. IS desired
TIA; ali members BE present Members q
the G. a. 2 are also invited
Remember. the Royal Neiehbors. sale
- useful and fancy articles also la-ch
OF Tuesday evening. November = ar
their bail on the West side All ar ze,-
ccme
Pro< sautaneis VIII give a 6enoasrra-
ton = hypnotisrn before the MEMBER
of Hypat-a n ihesr club rooms. Tseaiay
afternoon. Members please - IL dub
roo-r al 81
Azscn skinner Camp. No. d. sons -
Veterans ard Ladies. ~ sccsesy. No. e
Net tonight Al Peerless hzE. northeast
ocrner Main ard FIrsz streets. All Old
soldiers cordially iav1ted &c attend
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DOWN BY THE SEA

There has never been staged pay with
a story OF the sea that has the beauty
the pathos and the power or reaching the
heart as that possessed by Down by the
Sea. the attraction that vii be given at
the Crawford theatre Thanksgiving. mat
inee and night. When considering the
names in that powerful aggregation of
talent presenting this play. the theatre
going public will be convinced that the
production Is of very SUPERIOR merit.
The haracters are so important and
unique in idea that any but the most ex-
perienced actors would ruin them. In en-
saging the company. Manager Hunt was
careful to select actors especially adapted
10 the requirements OF the characters,
and the remarkable success this attrac-
ton has achieved is due 10 the liberal
and elaborate manner IN which the play
has been staged. There are no Individual
stars in the makeup or the cast but
each actor contributes his share in the in
depreciation of the story in such an artis-
tic manner that the ensemble resulting
entities Down by the Sea" to the wei
earned reputation Of being the best acted
comedy-drsma on the road.
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Al the Teller

SAM WOOLARD HEARD THEM
Col Fl. G. Toler, of the Auditorium IS
in receipt OF the following letter.
Lincoln. Neb Nov. p, 1902
Mr.. II. G. Toler. Wichita
Dear Mr.. Toler: on Thanksgiving
night Wichita music lovers will surely
be entertained To their lking ] had the
pleasure of hearing the Mabene Craw-
ford Concert company here last night
The entire program was delightful and as
follows.
Rhapsodie No II O.istz). Mr.. blair
Aria Plus Grand Dams Son Obscurite.
CGounodl. from opera Queen Of sheba.
Mrs Sheffield.
Car, Romance from md Concerto owl
eniavsSn. CO. Dance. brahms Joachim.
Miss Chamberlin.
Aria. o. Love Of Thy Might, Saint
saensl. Opera Samson and DeHshl. Miss
Crawford
al. The Elder Blossoms. tOlev Speaks.
CO. Fair Lullaby CHrs r. A. Beach.
lc). When celia SIMS CMoirl. Mrs. shef-
field.
a.. Tne Butterfly Cseeboeck). Cbl. Hark.
FIsrk- the Lark. Cschubert Iiszt. fc).
The Jugsleress. fMcskowskD 8ir Blair
D). Beloved Il IS Morn. CAlywardi, tbl
Bon jour suzon. Hessaru T. fc3. what The
Chimney sang. tGvlswoIdl Mis- Cav
ford
Mazurka (Zarzychll Miss Chsmherlin.
(a1 o Dry Those Tears. CTeresa Del
Riegol. C6l Old English Dance Song 18th
Century. silss Crawford
Vocal duet. The Gyrsies. Brahms Mrs
Sheffield and Miss Crawford
The au1ie1ce vas n the best and In-
ciuded the leading musicians ~ The city.
The enthusiasm was remarkable and the
following encores were gracio1sly rem
dered
Mrs. sheffield aa5ea Hswieys Rose
Table and Little one 4 cryia. suse
crawford encore songs lncluoeG Hap-
ley Daisies sargents Sumner Gil.
ard Miss Gayiorl's Sumner Boat Miss
ChambeTlin was nct Disappointing .n
playing Plernee se7enade as oue u
her eucore
This company is heafed D. Mss
Aabeiie Crawford she vil best D. re-
uenhered as H. coatralto in re rendi-
5lon - TIE Eeglah ~ Lf-dsborr lsst
surnner. Mrs. sheEsll ls uel known 20
wichita nlslc.sss The cget r Mies
Cr-wcor5 ard Mrs she@els aresEht OK
the sweetest q bo,h voices zhich h.e-aed
perfectly
~Niss Fsorenre Cham5erila. whsle
younE displays remarkable taieHt ard has
convinced me mat lady Vi9lals; -
abllity Is q possibility
Ny Earl Blztr = zonler A. az
acoomPaaist. ~ g. ps-fert- Ffis riano
selections e-rifle hlm a. 80 elarset a-lo-T
the best I heps Frienl-a mls.- lovers
VII gire IRIS company .ne sane sGi-nfld
receptlea theT are receiving rg-u here
erg t--fr. SAX = WoCI.ARu
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The Ladies Aaid society of the Dodge
Avenue NJ. E. church win hold their an
nual Thanksgiving luncheon at the home
OF Rev. and Mrs. J. ". Anderson next
Tuesday afternoon. from 2.30 TO 5:So.
There viii be a regular meeting Of
Wichita encampment No. .. !. o. 0. F..
this evening. az 40 O'Clock Work in
the Golden Rule degree Also election
o. officers. a good attendance is re-
quested. Visiting patriarchs welcome
There viii be a meeting Of the domestic
science department Of the Twentieth Cen
fury club Tuesday afternoon at 2.S0
O'Clock, at the residence OF Mrs. L S.
Trotter, 457 North Market street. Mrs
Ernest Cramer viii give a ohadng dish
demonstration.
All-day Pentacostal meetings of the
Sedgwick County Holiness association
Will be held today at the South Emporia
AZ E. church. Services begin at 10 a
m. Dr.. Brooks. the evangelist. viii
take part in the meeting. Both day and
evening service.
Ivy Leaf Chapter. No. -. o. E. s. will
give a social at the Masonic hall. at The
0SAl-Vt o. lain ana riE>t slEe-tS, on
Tuesday evening. November 18th. All
members and visiting members cordially
invited TO be present Special Invitation
also extended TO Wichita lodge No. O.
4 F. and A. ".
Company A. attention, The members
Of Co. 4. 2nd Regt. X. y. G. are hereby
ordered 10 report al the armory this
evening promptly at $50. Any members
whose equipments are not in good shape
for the inspection this evening will re-
port in time TO thoroughly clean such
equipment. No member viii be excused
except for the most urgent reasons. Any
mebmer absenting himself without leave
r,-ill he .lirnir,-ir ..........ss....t..
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WAS CONVICTED of WITCHCRAFT
ID. VI. Brown Tells OF an Instance i'm
the Territory

Mr.. D. II Brown, deputy United States
district attorney. from South AIoAlester
0. T.. is in the city visiting his son
Bert Brown. VINO is student OF Fair
mount college
Brown has some thrilling stories TO
tel Of the criminals in his country and
n the last term of court he assisted in
sending forty-eight to the states prison
Ohirfy-eight 10 Atlanta; ten TO Leaven-
WORTH These criminals are convicted
for various crimes, the majority for horse
stealing One Indian chier was convicted
FOR witchcraft. having put 10 death three
If his subjects.
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thence southwesterly to the northeast
corner % lot ~ on Park Place in uytes
addition; thence south Oh ihc southeast
corner Of loi % on Park Place. la Ifgdes
addition thence east o. Tho asutheast
corner ~ iot % ON Park Place ln Isdes
addition. thence south to tee u5rtheast
corner ~ lot - au PAIRS Ilaer in hyde
addition. thence west Oh fhe northeast
corner ~ lot b cn Park Place n fides
addition thence south fo the southeast
corner ~ Dot 30 on Division street ia
Hydos addigloa. ihencc ease fo the sauth-
east corner ~ lot o. on Fannie avenue.
in Hydos addition thence north to The
northeast corner ~ Zoe - ra Douglas
avenue in ku.ehts addition .tcner wess
e. the place af heEinaine
And that "a meeting 20 the urf~rsian~s
appraisers f1r the purpose ~ aesesine shs
damages and benefits hv reason ~ fha
vldcnlne ef Said efrsrf pfH he hold oa
Thursdav December sfh af O'Clock Do
the forenoon ~ s.id CAS- af ths on-e 2
IT NJ Grafton. room Ia fH n aaln
street. in SAID c.tr
Dated Wichita kansas this Ed dey -
November lf1
HIRAM IMr0DEE.
IA 81 GRAFTON
~ MeCIEff.ES
8 -Zt-e4NTu anrfa .sar~-
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SIT sun&Tu
To All Whom It May Concern.


Notice IS hereby given that the under
signed have heretofore been appointed hv
rhe mayor and council Of the city n
Wichita. Kansas, as appraisers. Tor the
purpose OF widening of Fannie avenue
between Douglas avenue and Prince
street in said city. and the benefit dis
trict fixed by ordinance g. as follows
Commencing az the intersection ~ the
west line n Fannie avenue with the south
line of Douglas avenue. thence west 20
the east line ~ Tot ~ on Douglas ave-
nue. in knights addition 20 TIE cIty ~
wichita. thence south to .ne southeast
corner u lot za5 on Douglas avenue in
Knights addition; thence s0uthcaeteriv
70 the northwest corner Of lof 3 on Fan
ME avenue. % Knight's addition. Thence
south 20 the southwest corner 81 lot @
on Fannie avenue in Knirht-a addition.
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MUSIC AND DRAMA.
Al the Crawfnrd

\ THOROUGHBRED TRAMP
The Crawford will offer Tor its next at
traction a thoroughbred Tramp" 4
crisp. new sensational comedy redolent.
with the slant, crime and adventures OF
the typical hobo. T. Rush Thompson is
the parsonage around whom the entire
action Of the play revolves. True TO his
pro-name Thompson is a very rapid indi-
vidual and causes the action to revolve
at a pace that leaves no spare room for
8 dull moment during the entire two
hours and a half consumed in the per
Torrance. Several sensational scenic ef-
fects are introduced. Wednesday, Novem-
Der &c. is the date.
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To All Whom II Nav Concern.


Notice is hereby given that the under
signed have heretofore been appointed
by the Mayor and Council OF the city Of
Wichita. kansas as appraisers for the
purpose OF opening and extending Wabash
avenue at the south end or Elliott &
Hammonds addition 70 Murdoch avenue.
in said city. and the benefit district fixed
by ordinance as follows.
Commencing al the southeast corner OF
lot IS on Murdoch avenue. in Tinng-
harts addition to the city o. Wichita
thence north 10 the northeast corner Of
said lot IS; thence northwesterly 10 the
southeast corner OF lot I on Wabash ave
nue.. in Elliott & Hammond addition
thence north 10 the northeast corner Of
lot p on Wabash avenue. In Elliott &
Hammond's addition: thence west % the
northwest corner OF lot "a on Wabash
avenue. in Elliott & Hammond's addition
thence south 10 the southeast corner OF
lot I. Washington avenue. Elliott & Ham
mouds addition; thence soutbwesterly 20
the northwest corner Of lot 6 on Muir
dock avenue. in Tilhnshasts addition.
thence south TO the southwest corner Of
lot 65 on Murdoch avenue in TWinghast's
addition; thence east 10 the place Of be-
ginning. also an unplatted tract com
mencing at the northeast corner or
Washington avenue and Garden street.
thence east 20 Ohio avenue thence north
10 Ninth street; thence west 10 Washing
ton avenue; thence south 20 the place Of
beginning
Ana that a meeting Of the undersigned
appraisers for the purpose Of assessing
the damages and benefits by renson Of the
opening and extending said street VIII De
held on December 4th. 1870. at $50 IN. 81
said day AZ the Office Of II NJ Grafton,
No IA y. Main street in said city
Dated AT Wichita. Kan. the I'd day Of
November. 1852
II - CD sL--roNr
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t J. L. LELAND. city Clerk.
Mrs. Winsiow's Soothing Syrup.

Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS
By MILLIONS OF MOTHERS for their
CHILDREN WHILE TEETHING, with
PERFECT SUCCESS. IT SOOTHES the
CHILD. SOFTENS the GUMS. ALLAYS
all PAIN. CURES WIND collie ana is
the best remedy for DIARRHOEA. Sold
by druggists 70 every part OF the world.
Be sure and ask for Mrs. Winslow's
Soothing Syrup and take no other kiad
Twenty-Five cent? a bottle.
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Office of the City Clerk,
Tzr;.l,s- T. ~ % -ooa

DIII0E u LIIN N-Itl DItIh
Wichita Kan, Nov "A. 1902
Sealed bids viii be received at this Of
fee until o'clock p. m. December ],
1902 for removal OF island out of Little
Arkansas river and raising drive in Rfv-
erside park, as per plans and specifica-
tons on file in the Office of the city en-
gineer. Bidders must state price per
square yard for removal and placing Of
dirt
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Air. Essic, cornet player. from Chicago.
wno is q player Of considerable note. viii
Thanksgiving afternoon. play at Garfield
hall gaslight matinee lit
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GASLIGHT MATINEE

Gaslight matinee Thanksgiving after
noon at Garfield hall Dancing from 8
20 6. Special music 7-3t
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l Will continue the agency and serve
my patrons as before at my office over
hardware store, 22S East Douglas avenue
Emil Werner 3-4tx
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Sealed Bids.

The up-to-dete things in picture franz
ing at Martins Art Store. est
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Attend Wichita Business College. Wat
tunding. u4-ue North Market St si-tf
The largest display Of fine art goods in
the state at Martins Art store est
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HOO HOO, ATTENTION

There viii be n concentration at Wich-
Sta. kan. on the 18th Of November. 1872.
headquarters to be at X. P. hsl. 2e7-2os
East Douglas avenue. 1t is very impor-
taut 70 register az hail upon arrival.
Grand Shark Of the Universe VIII DE in
attendance. and other prominent Cats"
from Kansas City and Oklahoma city.
For further information and blank appli-
cations. address J. =. Marrs. Nicegerent
Shark. Winfield Kan. 145-st-su-we-fri
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II. VI GRAFTON
II IMBODEN.
NJ. A. McCLELLEN.
Appraisers
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1902-02-15
ASSININS NEWS.
Special correspondence of The SENTINEL

Special correspondence of The SENTINEL.
Frank Denomie returned Monday
from a weeks visit at Odanah, Wis.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Fowler, OF
Odanah, Wis, are visiting friends
at this place
Miss Elizabeth Denomie visited
friends at l. Anse the latter part Of
the week
James Loonsfoot left Wednesday
on trip to Odanah.
MrI John Loonsfoot and son were
at the copper country this week.
Frank Flemy, of Houghton, called
here Thursday.
Mr.. Barnard, representing North
op, Robertson & Carrier, of Lansing,
did business in town Thursday.
John Hugo was at L'Anse Thurs
day.