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Gttu Advertisements. \
rAVEMENT AssEssMENrs.

Tn accordance with the provisions of Section Sl, of the Charter of the City oi New Haven, the following persons arc duly notified of assessments, laid under the authority of the Bureau of COmpen- sation and Director of Public Works, and approved of by the Board of Aldermen, December 18th, 190l by the Board Of Councilmen. January 18th, 1902, also by Mayor John P. Studley, for their propor- tiUnate cost of the construction of paYe- ments, all laid under the provisions of the one mill tax, in Humphrey street, Casslus street Ferry street, Whitney avenue and Blatchley avenue as described in the ac- Companying orders, viz:
 Attest: HENRY E, NORRIS,
 City Clerk,
 City of New Haven, Nov. 20, 1901, Ordered That the sum of nine hundred and sixteen and 12-10O t$916. 12) dollars be and is hereby assessed upon the owners of property fronting on Humphrey street, from Whitney avenue to State street, be- ing a proportional and reasonable Eart of the expense of constructing a pavement in said street.
 The names of each party and the amount assessed against each being here in particularly stated, viz..
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James A. Fogarty ................." % Hubert K Warner ............ % ThanI,ful IV Tefferson ....,.,.... OO Mary Flynn .,,.....t.....,.'...',''''" VE %V Iaankful w, Jefferson ..,....,.'''' " " Mary A. Green ..,,.,,,,....,''''''' IA Vo oo Patrick J. Casey .......,.....,,''.'.' ls @ oo Florence Edmundsou ,.......,...,t'.. 6V Gustnve Emanuelson .4......,..,.,'' oV strong, Barnes, Hart X Co. .,..,'.' ,6 n0 W F5tella A. Hunt ......,.t'.'...'''''''' iv'g0 sIO charles Shannahan ..,',,''..'''t''''' do do James Toole ......,.....,,............... W Catherine Murphy .......c,.s....''' 9d Mlchdel FIannery ...,.....,...-.''''' IUU U Annie C. Fairchild ........,....,...'' dV GeQrge Hussey ...........,,,......t.' Vo tair Haven and WestVille Railroad Charles r. Wright .,...,,..... II 20 Michael Corco1ian ..,............. 16 04 Thomas F,ae9n ...,,.. 2S 68 Charles Shannah9n ,........ 02 Elizabeth Brophy, Mary Brophy D William Geary, Catherine Geary T OV William Montague ..,..,...........'. za Michael E. Hennessy ...,,......-,.,. Vo Burdett Hart ............,..,.....,'.. 9 VV VV James O'Brien .......,,,,,...,..,.,.''' lo Oo
 
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 This is the season to secure Safe Deposit Boxes. The Safe Deposit Vault of our Company is equal to any in the State, being of modern construction and having all the most approved appliances.
 Boxes can be rented at S5 per annum.
 Storage for bullion and valuable articles in fire proof vaults according to the space occupied.
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NNw YORK STOCK MARKEr.

Opening, Highest, Lowest Quotations Reported over the private wire of J. l.. Me Lean & Co.,, 25 Broad street. New York; New Haven office $40 Chapel street, Hu. binger Building. Norman A. Tanner, manager.
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City of New Haven Nov. 2s, i9ol

7NTTT
 Ordered That the sum of two hundred and ninety-nine and S5-l@ tS29aS5l dollars be and is hereby assessed upon the own CTS of property fronting on Blatchley avenue, being q proportional and req sopable part of the expense of construct ing 9 pavement in said street
 The names of each party and the amount assessed against each hemg here in particularly stated, viz:
 James w. Coyne ................,...S 20 co Mary Maloney ..-......,.-......... 10 co Cornelius H. Conway ...........,.. %
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-17
La rOVOIuCi6n en Colombia

El 1s de Octubre de 1899 sstall6 la formi-
dssls guerra civil Gus sctuslidad se hgi-
gRnta en Ia inVicts Colombia.
E 1sfs que ianIo I'll pefs Ia guerra civil
fuk al general RafasI Urbe, al ioyen de mayo
res dotes intelectualss dc To- A america del Sur.
E presidents de Colombis en- ese enton-
Ces era oil doctor Manuel A. sAnclemente.
LR luchs empsg6 tt6nies rshldR de par
be de los libsrsles, puss Uribe apenas eontaba
con la decision ell sntusIasme de pueblo
one eBtabA heFidO dc muerte poP la mas abe
roinable de lac tiranfas. Sin elsmentos , sin
F.enPDoB 90 lan7O los eAmpos de bstalla.
Los isfes conservsdores volaFon prestar
"a AuxilIo 6anclemante
So dieron eombates oaSAllAs atlssiCOs.
III csmbAts de PsEslonso y Ia bstallA de
Paionegro SON iornadau hist6rieas fOrmIda-
blss.
81 col latino nun0a hA aiumbFado una in-
cha mas larga mas RsngEisnta.
Cusnde habfan transcurrido nusvs meses
40 verinc6 oil golpe do Est&do que llev6 San
clsmants al een6namiento en- VtLIstG; Jese
"a. MArRoqnfn Ia presid8neia.
sustisuys Ontonces el partido hIst6ric2 81
fsGetOpaI.
Ahora euando DAFacia que la Rsvousi6n
l&nguidsc1A SO sfscthA nm gran movimiento
politiCo en- BogotA. Foci6n Soto compFa su
fpgs 80 coloca como avalsncha ccI6pes en-
los llanOs Al frsnte de loe ejercitos de Orisnts.
Bsn1am1n Herrera, ell fdolo de SantARder
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-17

y Booay6 Ilega con tres vapoYes la costa.
sa svishA con el ejeroito del Gob'srno 81 msn-
do del general Carries AibAu. El co'nbate
pFonto decisive Los b8reOs de loa revolu-
ciOnariOs sspultan dos de ios del eneu3igo sn
los prlR acres nome ment0s muere ell tefs del CD
biern0.
Hoy ase0ian Ool6n.
Uribe estA en- Santander. Marr0quin hs
sIaO destitufde por los snyos.
e. general RsfAel Rsyss, cue se eneuentrs
en- el CoDgreso Pan Americano, psYeas que ira
rsemplazaro. Entrebanto ss Presidante
Guillermo QaintePo Cslder6n.
La revoIuoi6n Eevista los caraeseFes dc IN
triunfo complete.
I'm Ia guerra de Colombia hsn muerSo GER
CO DO clan mil honhres. Muchos gusrrsros,
literatos y grandes hemhres de cisneias han
mneFto tamhiAn.
De los Ilbsealss podemos eitsr al general
Cen6n Figuarsde, sl general Juan E. G6mes,
& Lorenso Bottia Siervo sarmisnto.
De- los eoDservadores 6 Pr6spere Pinz6n =
al general C&FiGs Alhkn.
I'm sI eambio de las letrSs sst&n 81 euatro
mil quinientos. Tn almuerzO vale cincuenta
pesos.
La missria lisgs.
La lucha ademks de ser polfsica rei-
gloss.
Con la destltuci6n dc Marroqu uin y ID NJ uef-
he del general Alb6n los uberalss no tardgrSn
en- triunfsr.
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BayanI0n

En- GLa Correspondence de Puerto Rico, ,
Vlene publicGndo ell ilustrado doctor don A.
Sthal una serie de articulos sobre las leyes es-
colarea qae actualmente Tigen este pals.
No kay cue rec0mendar ese trabaio, pues bas-
ia solamnnta con la frmG del autor. Los pro-
fesores puertorriq quei0s deben leeP y Bu1iifar
al lustre doctor en- Ia vaiiosa campana en-
prendda por 81, en- beneflcio de Ia instruction
y del profesorado native. Lkstima grAnde es
gGlano que nos ncups no tengan u q pueato sn Ia
Caulara legislative, que de seguro en- ella harfa
mucho por 81 pals, por sus paisanosi puea su
csrGcteT Independence y en6rgicO, tsomo su
clara inteligenCis Ia recommends muy mueho
para ocHpar puGsto donde necesario ell deco
ro ell ciVsmo proplo de IN hOmbya de Las
condolences del doctor Stha.
Una comsi6n del RYnntamientD De esta
pusbo Ne ha visto con ell honorable Eoberna.
dor, ell cusl como eneargado del deDarta-
meEto del interior, le ofreci6 los canlaiona
dos que muy pronto smpezaTfsn Ios trsbajos
de la carretara de Bayam6n q Comslfo. 81
ssn,r alcalds trabsja con astivldad On este
asunto.
tsa que Sc encuentrau en- estado ruinoso.
lCuanto le agradecer6 BAyam6n este oil sefior
MAtsui
e bale que tuvo lugar en- Ia Colonfa
espsfiola, ell domingo ds Carnaval, estuvo hnuy
lucldo, annqus sc notabs que ell bello aexo no
estAba tan abundante como otras vecea, dabi-
do que no asistieron l& mayor parts de las
sen)rltAs dc esta locAlidad, zero poF 10 dsmks
muy oien, muoha aaimaei6a. El presidents.
como los demas seh1rea do ia Colouta, muy
bnenns y obsaq uNosos. LA m1 fcA, ra~ liar.
Ei ioYen 1driguez Il ,ch obsequ mueho
sass CoFrssponsal, por representa- allf > ese
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-17
Asamblea de Cat6Iicos

El domingo 2s del eorrisnte CeIebrsrS en-
el Falaclo Episcopal una Gran Asambles, ini-
Si4aa pof - Juants directive, organfEadora de
Ia Asociaci6n da cat6licos de estn isle, pars
PromoVer ID constitution dednitiva de dchE
Di6cesis.
Al acto concurrirkn imrortan+a. rarsoos
idades. hseiendo uso da In ,alahp. al hanoya.
BILE Obispo monseffar Rant To- .sGarss 6oc.
tor Saldana lfeenciadoa uarn.rda~ Tore- a.,
yaEez Nayas osros varios,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-17
Ecos de la isfa
Notas de nuestros corresponsalss
Juncos

JunCOS
TAmbien hemos tenido aouf las uouulaPes
dlvertfdas destas ds cRFEAval, llbrandosa 81.
gunAs bAtallRs con aimid6D, confettis ser-
pentlnas con que fu4 atacado un caro- engaia :
nado GaprichOsamente con matas y flores, ore
eondueia 8 las senoribas hi as de don Ag1stin
Colazo otrss dRmas, desde su hacienda al
al regocio algeria que brindan esos dfAa de
sspanHi6n que van deapaEtande mayor intarea
sninRci0n en- este pSfs
Hnbo IN baile i'm provlaAdo, poF variss da-
mas lA noche del domango one dnF6 hAsta las
doee, err Ia casa de don AntolinO Lorenzo,
ouisn 10 misEno que su diatlnguida esposa ea-
tuvisFcn may obseq ufOsos CON los concuFrenlas.
Hubo, ain embargo, una noEA discordante al
vunos I6venea sc entretenfan en- lamar desda
IA Dnafta de Ia CaIle chorroa de aqua, 10 cual
pr9dui1 in cenenFa y eli dlsgusto de algunas
sea iran que Ne retirAron del salon. Tai proee-
der, adsrn&s die ser POGO cnlto irrespetueiso,
nudo uAnsar dam a la salad de las damAs que
satabals acAloradAs de batar.
-lHueho pertuiclo esm causaado o Las
s,aro braa de tabaco los continues diAs de sol
Io1 viaI,tos aecos que hsmoa tenido.
La cuenta municipal del segundo trimss-
- al -afaycfefo resuiss caFrada con las atan~
~lonaa uatisf schAs hAssA Noviemore liquida
a. haata DlcEembre con los 500 pesos aae 10
-so.a sov nor venta de ssllOE de Eentas en 81
pressnie mes o,..f, tnsrlnr ba .fdo
e naevo eabo dc lA poielA =. -. ,.-.e 80
h,.r ranihIdo ,sor el pusblos pues en- los pocos
Disn Dis reuiIt1 H.. .daaemnenando el pussto, sc ha
" nteade' lna aim patias de los vecanos Aa asa
! rrscIabo aus buenAs su8li dAdes' por "a o
ssrssSo con snucho tAeto Y discretion eA -
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-17

Gran snrtido de relo1es suizos de sodos pre-.
81 Figaro La drama: agente en- Ponce,
don Am6rico Marin.
La eompafif4 de Opera ftaIlana, empreaa
Lombardi, debut6 en- el teatro Tac6n de In Ia
bana, con la hermosa production de Puccinl,
Terminals In temperada, ss probable nos
demos 81 gustazo de or por ack ID aafamaaa
troupe.
e. inimtahle Fregoli, primer Aransformis.
Is del mundo, sc encuentra en- Ia Habana por
Taupoco ssrfA difcil que nos vtsitAra eli
genial RFtista.
En los barrlos 20 60 de ssta IocaiidAd, 80
essA pFoaedisndo Ia vacunaci6n.
rrido el bonito establscimianto IA Ifldustrtd
del PGssq que oBtanta en- sus slegantes aparar
dores todos los afectos para oabalIsros an los
ramos De assarsris, samiserfs y sombrererfs,
Asi ecn0o innnidad de arsfcnlos de superior es-
lidad prseios sin compstencla. p.
va de nohieias extranasi sl vIerneg tam
POGO hnDo sesi6n del Aynasamiento por fslta
de SquoFum.S
a s@0@oo ss FSKlncO Ell sop6itQ DEL caQsVef
del apreciabla 1oven don Jaime del Vale
Samnillo. Asistieron muchos amigos.
Rsiteramos nuestra condolences 6 Ia fami.
lia del hnado.
El viefnea fue raptada una tovsn sn Ell be-
rrio Dc la oantarai al sGbaao IegAliEaren 81
anlon' Faptada raptor, como ordena IL ley.
La 6andefs del Club federal se i.0 el a.
oado, media asia, en- sssal dc duelo por lE
mnerte del ent1aiRstA correltgtonario don Jsi-
me del Vale.
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DlNERO ApUERTO RICO

So oe na pFesentsdo un proyecto de ley en sl
SoukIes0ue Washington confrisDdo atribu-
cloh 81 Lrionnal dc rsciRm sciones para devol-
80 VI uefto b'co las sumas que la fueron
u%4Ah que sstSn en- poder de la Tssorerfs
Esas sumas pPov,enan da n nohrado In
Instsmepte por mercAderfas introdncIdas an
Estados Unidos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-17

peri6dico En- mi nombre las gracias al qoeri'
do amigo.
--ContID ian las huelgas de tabaqneras y
psnsderos. en- perjucio del pueblo. 6Cuando
berminarG esta guerra del brscero y el ca
pItal.
Ell artfculo de ese peri6dico sobra Ia Pc
na de muerta ha sido nuy bien acogidu aquf;
ha gustado mucho. Felicito su autoE el Sc
DOR Abri
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-17

cuBPlmiento de su deber sln sugsstiones de
canarillas de partidos polftCos, ofrecisndo una
garantla para laa personals pacf6cas honra
das 4Io
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-17
.LEONCl0 BARREIRO

CiFuiano dentista. Ore
cs sus esrvicIos nj pdbli'
co. Gale de Ruiz Belvls,
cRguas, Pto-Riso,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-07-20
WILL GIVE RECEPTION
Ladies' OF Children's Home to Enter
tain Next Tuesday.

The board OF directors Of the Children's
home will give a reception for the benefit
OF the home on next Tuesday from till
$50 at the home. $50 East First street
Refreshments viii be served. and every
thing viii be done 10 make It a very en-
joyable occasion for those who attend.
lie home here is branch OF the Ma
tionai Chidreu's Home society. which has
branches in twenty-eight states s1'he good
work OF this society is shown by the fact
that they have placed over 500 children
in Kansas homes at a cost Of so each
which IS just half what it would cost If
an orphan asylum. In Wichita alone IL
has cared for and provided homes for
forty-four children. When they reach
their majority they wiz be provided witt
the necessary clothes and. with an edu
cation that viii enable them 70 earn thsi
living anywhere. This society is the only
society exclusively handling destitet
children, the only society enforcing the
laws for the protection OF children. and
the only one that can handle an unlin
tied number Of children
There should De a large number out Il
this reception TO help along a good eaus,
snd make & home for some poor friend.
less child
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-07-20
A FELLOW FEELING
Makes Wichita People as 'Wondrous
Kind" as Elsewhere.

A fellow feeling prompts Il
We all have troubles OF our own
We appreciate assistance.
Relief from trouble promotes gratitude.
Gratitude promotes publicity.
Publicity promotes the public good.
A man with a bad back. the kind that
aches ali day and doesn't cease at night
is a grateful man when his back IS cured.
He wants TO tell his friends about IL.
Let them know relief can be had. Lots
Of fellow feeling in Wichita Doan's
Kidney Pills have cured 50 many backs
Read what this Wichita citizen says
NJ d. c. Taylor. 5ourneyman black
smith at G. c Wachcb's blacksmith
shop. living al 5ss North Mead avenue
says. For Two months before went to
the Hooking Moore Drug Co. rs Doug
las avenue. for Deans Kidney Pills.
was scarcely able TO work. Anyone en-
gage5 In my calling who cannot stoop
without suffering torture and cannot
rise after stooping without having
twinges of pain shooting through his
loins. welcomes relief To say endorse
Deans Kidney Pulls mildly expresses ny
opinion OF The preparation II IS surpris-
ing how quickly their effect is felt ard
what Is much better. tae sufferer can
scarcely realize he IS taking medicine.
Ter they ACT upon the kidneys and the
Kidneys Only. You cannot make ery
statement TOO ssrcns about my opinion
touching Deans kidney PfIlz~
Sold fer Sec a box By ali dealers.
Foster-sIHhurn Co, Buffalo y. T. sole
agents for the United States.
Remember the nans-poza'-znd take
70 substitute
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-07-20
LIKE GENERAL AFTER BATTLE
sam Hess and His little Army Con-
tempIates z DAYS Work

Sam Hess, the manager OF the Herman
& Hess clothing house. looked like a
general after a battle at midnight last
night, as he stood with his twenty-six
statesmen. contemplating the results OF
his Red Tag Slaughter Sale. His place
certainly looked like a killing had been
made for those wonderful Notifications
Of clothing which appeared so neat and
trim in the morning had big gaps made
in them, as if Dewey had turned one Of
his l3-inch guns upon them. Some of the
Red Tag signs had been badly battered
in the tremendous rush over the 1850
square feet of floor space by men. women
and children. For the kids" it was sec
ond only to the event just past-the glc-
rious Fourth Bright and early every
one of them had red tag, and some OF
them four or five, hanging from their
button holes. All the young ones-the
lads from seven to siXteen-like Sam
Hess, and whenever one of his semi-an-
nual Red Tag sales comes off they are
on deck to boost him. Yesterday was no
exception. The kids spread his Red Tag
sale over town like wild fire. and the re-
ceipts of the day showed that they did
good work.
Mr.. Hess Red Tag sales have outgrown
Wichita as semi-annual events-they are
now known all over southern Kansas and
Oklahoma. and bring a whole lot of peo-
pie to Wichita, not only benefting Mr..
Hess. but other merchants as well. BY
them he is able to clean up his summer
stock by fall and is ready FOR bran new
winter stock; and his spring ones help
him TO get rid Of his winter remnants,
and has his summer stocks always fresh.
Il IS a splendid business idea. and the
experience of Mr.. Hess is that it pays
him big-indirectly. There IS no proht
made during the actual sales. for usu-
ally all the goods go at a price far be-
low actual cost. He fgpres out his ad.
vantage IN always having a fresh, clean
stock and in attracting customers TO his
store and making them regular patrons.
night. with twenty-six clerks about him,
in store 50 feet wide and 100 feet deep.
a blaze OF electric light, and to contrast
the scope with the little store he had a
dozen years ago with only one and some
times two clerks. His growth has been
greater than Wichita 5. and that is say.
ing a great deal.
In warm weather PRICKLY ASH BIT
TIERS helps your staying qualities.
Workers who use it occasionally stand
the heat better and are less fatigued at
night.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-07-20
REPORT OF BOILER INSPECTOR
some Recommendations Made as 10
Civ RcilPrS

The city clerk yesterday received from
the Fidelity and Casualty company the
report of their inspector regarding the
boilers in the City building. The inspec-
ton was made by Mr.. Key. and he re-
ports that the boiler may be operated
safely under pressure of % pounds per
square incn. He found that the bottom
was pitted. but under the low pressure
was not dangerous. The blow-oG pipe
has been eaten out by corrosion. and he
recommended that another be put in its
place. The company also asked that a
low pressure guage be placed on the boiler
instead of the high pressure one now in
use
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-07-20
SEWERAGE FOR COLLEGE HILL
People of That section are Agitating
the Question.

The people of College HilI are agitatine
the question OF a sewerage system. or
account of the elevation OF the hin and
the slope to the southwest fine system
could be put in. Tbe hill is enjoying a
boom as residence portion, and practi-
cally every residenter OF it favors the
sewerage Improvement
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-07-20
OFFICERS IN CITY BUILDING
Secretaries OF Reunion and Expesit-
ton associations he Opened Monday

r. D. Hieserman. secretary OF the Re
union association, yesterday moved his
desk into the northwest corner room Of
the City building. and from row on all
business relating 20 the state reunion. r.
b. held here the last week in September
win be transacted in this Office. /.
Dean and the exposition and carnival Of
fees WI De located in the City building
the first q the week, which xii be a
grest convenience u al persons who
have business to transact With either o.
the organizations.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-07-20
WONDERFUL CURES.

While Prof. Sanluels as an oculist has
DO superior. ne certainly has 10 rival in
the treatment of sore or granulated eyes.
cataract and blindness. But his skin is
not confined 10 diseases of the eye. He
is the master of all durable diseases
through his own wonderful discovery and
new methods of application 1t seems TO
be the delight of the Professor TO tackle
some disease the NJ. DIS have wrestled
with and pronounced incurable.
AS an illustration of the Professor S
skill in the treatment of diseases other
than the diseases Of the eye. the reader 5
attention is called TO the following Won
derful cures:
Mrs. e. P. Baker. OF North Topeka. OF
the firm of Ridenour & Baker, wholesale
grocers. OF Kansas City. No, says.
over six years ago l was suffering
terribly with neuralgia. Everything was
tried for me. Doctors and medicine could
give me no relief I was always ailing.
No one except those similarly afflicted
knows the dreadful suffering I endured
I was induced to call upon Prof. Sam
uels. and after examing my eyes he
told me that ne could cure me and that
he would do it through the eyes. ad-
nit that 1 would not and could not be-
lieve it. But all other remedies were
exhausted with no relief. and l concluded
to try him. 1t is now seven years since
he attended me. have had no trace Of
neuralgia; in fact. am entirely cured.
wish TO add my name to his list, that
it may be the means OF inducing others
who are ailing 10 call on him and be
cured When l look back on my unhap-
piness. and then see myself as 1 am now.
l think life is worth living only when
you don't have to suffer Topeka
Capital
Prof. Samuels is now located in Wich-
tia. at 153 North Main street.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-07-20
PoPULIsTs WILL MEET MONDAY
Primaries Will Be Held in Each Ward
That Evening.

Monday evening for the selection of dele
gates to the county convention to be held
in Garfield hall next Thursday. The fol-
lowing are the voting places and the num-
Der OF delegates in each ward:
First Ward-Twenty delegates; city
building.
Second Ward-Sixteen delegates; court
house.
Third Ward = Twenty-one delegates;
Rranson's barn, corner of First and st.
Francis.
Fourth ward-seventeen delegates; COZ
East Murdoch avenue.
Fifth Ward-Eleven delegates; Hills
hardware store. corner Seneca and Doug
las avenues.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-07-20

In warm weather PRICKLY ASH BIT
TIERS helps your staying qualities.
Workers who use it occasionally stand
the heat better and are less fatigued at
nfoht
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-07-20
HIr7R0D'S
IOT CURE
"a s TEIIA
A RELIABLE
REMEDY

It instantly relieves the most
obstinate chronic cases and speed
lily and permanently cures.
Rev. Reginald c. Wynne, says:
I am certainly of opinion that no
word can be found that will SUI
fciently express the true value OF
this excellent remedy. There are
many remedies in the market but
I know of none to equal Himrod's
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