davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-06-20
WILL SEND CRUISERS
tabinrnt sends Brace az War Vessels tn
Venezuelan waters,

At y cabinet meeting Tuesday il was
decided to send one or two United
states war vessels to Venezuela for the
purpose of protecting American inter-
esta which are believed to be- endaD-
pcred on account of the revolution in
progress in that country. President
Roosevelt Is worried ovcr the fact that
no answer has been received to mes
sases sent recently To Minister Bowen
al Caracas. Cables have either been
out of a censorship established SO rig
orous as to exclude even government
dispatches. In the latter event Venez-
u"lan authorities will be asked to ex-
plain. The vessels sent will probably
be the Topeka and the Cincinnati.
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-06-20

The Fort Hall reservation was
opened to settlement AT o Wednes-
day. There were some two thousand
miners and homescckers in Pocatello
ready to make the run and probably
aS many more are At various points
along the outer boundaries of the res
orvation. The race to the land Office
AT Blackfoot. from twenty-five to forty
miles distant from the land, was ex-
citing.
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-06-20

A stranger, who gives his name as
Hayden Shepard. is at the Perkins
house, Plattsmouth. Neb., suffering
from a blow on the head. He claims
that. a Burlington brakeman assaulted
him with a lantern 5 while he was
standing on the depot platform waiting
for a train to pull out, 1t is not
thought the mans injuries will prove
serious.
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-06-20

Edward Elmer. who resides nine
miles north of Hastings, Neb., was hit
with a pitched hall Sunday afternoon
and is now in a critical condition.
He was playing a game of baseball
when he was struck in the extreme
lower portion of the abdomen. For
two hours a physician laborod to put
him under the influence of chloro'
form, but was unable to do so.
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-06-20
SIegel Jury Fails To Agree.

The jury in the case of Frank Siegel,
formerly president of the Siegel-San-
ders Live Stock company, of Kansas
City, who is charged with embezzling
S 5000 of the firms money, failed to
agree and was discharged. The jury
stood eleven to one for a verdict OF
guilty. 1t was alleged that Siegel
spent the %company's money in sugar
speculation.
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-06-20
MARRIED WOMEN WIN
Omaha hoard Of Educntion Retreats
From It's stand.

from IT'S StNNU.
The board of education of Omaha
succumbed to the wiles of the married
women teachers and their friends. The
wire pulling that succeeded the state
ment that the board intended to dis
charge all women teachers who have
husbands and abolish all heads of de-
partments caused a storm of protest
and the lives of the board members
nave been rendered a burden. The
board rescinded its former action and
elected the entire list of teachers,
heads of departments receive Sis a
month. 1t as proposed to reduce their
pay TO 800, on a level with others.
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-06-20
Obliged to KIN Elephant.

A crowd of about 5000 persons wit
messed the killing, in the city park at
Tours, France, of the largest of Bar
nun g. Bailey's performing elephants.
While on the way 10 the railway sta
ton the animal suddenly went mad,
broke its chains, tried 10 kill its keep
ers, and had to be killed Immediately.
Two hundred meE tugged at the rope
which strangled the elephant
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-06-20
Act of Insane Mother.

Mrs. Louise Wistrope, wife of a
prominent planter near Hazlehurst,
Miss, while mentally deranged Sunday
killed her six small children while her
husband was at church. The woman
used a Winchester. She piled the chill
dren's bodies together in a cotton
house and fed.
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-06-20

The grand jury which has been in
V~estigating the cause of death of Al
bert Gabrin, the member OF the Colo
RADIO Legislature who died last Janu-
AIRY, made its report, No indictment
was found.
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-06-20
New Steel Concern.

Application has been made for a
charter for the Franklin Rolling Mill
a. Foundry company Of Franklin, Pa.
The company Is capitalized at $4,000
and will absorb the Electric Tripartite
Steel Pole company OF New Jersey.
Its chief product will be steel tripartito
poles for telegraph and telephone poles.
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-06-20
pnrdoncd by President.

George Goodell has been pardoned
from the Ohio p~enitcntiary by Presi-
dent Roosevelt. He was sentenced In
the Indian Territory TO serve two sem
fences of ten years each for man.
slaughter, He killed John Fulsomere's
brother. Goodell was released.
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-06-20
unrsc and NMggy STOLEN.

A horse and buggy owned by Lafe
Pearl. was stolen from where 1t was
hitchcd on the streets of Wymore. Pos
tai cards nave been circulated Offering
a liberal reward for the arrest OF the
thief and the return of the property.
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-06-20
Makes Nicely Free.

G. +. w. Nicely, who, March "a, was
sentenced at Havana to ten years i'm
plisQ.mcnt and to pay a fine OF $50
7GT.'f6r completely in the Cuban postal
frauds. was released Wednesday under
the bill signed by President Palma
June 9. granting amnesty to all Amer
cans convicted of crimes in Cuba dur
ing the term of the American Orcupa-
ton and those awaiting trial.
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-06-20
,Iahnke Is Guilty,

The jury in the murder Ease at Ali
ance, Neb,, against August ,Iahnke,
charged with the murder OF Mike
Sierke on April Is, after being out one
week, brought in a verdict tonight at
. o'clock, OF guilty, of murder in the
first degree and imposed a life SEN
tenCe.
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-06-20

Walter N. Haldeman. owner OF tho
Louisville, Ky, Courier-Journal, died
Tuesday morning from injuries suf-
fered Saturday when he was struck by
a street car in front Of his home. He
was over cighty-one years OF age.
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-06-20

The president has issued a proclama-
ton opening to settlement the Fort
Hall Indian reservation In Idaho. All
Of the land within five miles OF Poca-
tello will Ice sold at public auction on
July II, at a minimum Of ten dollars
ar acre.
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-06-20

George l.. Lohr, of Milwaukee, and
Miss Ada Hawley, of Madison, both
members of the graduate class OF the
state university, were drowned while
boating on Lake Mendoza,
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-06-20

G. De Quesada, Cuban minister to
the United States, arrived at New York
"Wednesday from Havana on the
steamer MORO Castle.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-04

steel. ana the chief did not ike that style
OF dcor, so the matter was deferred I'M
~ rhe nex- meeting
1lr Lulng MADE a motion that the
council rescind lis action in resard 10
lax rebates passed some time ago. Early
IN the present adruinistra t0r the council
passed a resolution declaring that TO
more tax rebates should be allowed 2Ir.
I.uiinc. after getting his notion through,
stated THAI the Unitarian church prop
erty IT the corner OF Market and VIZ
fam streets had been taxed Tor the gen
eral fund and also for the special fund.
The church property is exempt from
taxation Tor the general fund. under q
state law ana there had been a large
penalty and interest because the churc n
refused 70 pay the special tax He moved
that This penalty and interest be re-
&C. This motion was passed with
CIT q dissenting vote.
Iris LETT the matter Of tax compro-
misses open and there was = general howl
from the members about allowing tax re
bates ia this city The council then re-
solved. by d motion or Nj Burton. that
all tax compromises should be referred
10 the finance committee with power
10 act
Mrs. Baker had petition before the
council asking for damages for the sewer
in her back yard. She stated that she
was willing 70 take sl5 for the damage
il had done her II the city would allow
her 70 connect a vault with the sewer
OF So If this Vas not allowed The coun-
III voted % paw her SD.
The Wichita Street Railway and Light
company was granted permission TO ex-
TEND its power wires south on Rock ISL
1fs- --
east 70 washington avenue.
Sarah Newly asked that the city va
cate the alley from Gilbert to Morris and
from Avenue C 10 7. She stated thar she
owned all Of the property through which
this alley ran and there was no further
use for II The matter was referred 10
the public Improvement committee
N. ~. Watershed has constructed q
twenty-inch storm water sewer on Cen
trail avenue from the corner Of Plumb
and Central 40 feet west and IL cost him
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-04
NEW PRESS WHICH is BEING CON.
STRUCTEO FOR EAGLE.
It VIII Print $4,000 Eight-Page Papers
An Hour.

MI r. P. BIurdoc1. business manager OF
the Eagle. returned Sunday from New
York City While there he spent great
deal q time at the factory. deciding
upon special meohanisms and new de-
vices which have lately developed in the
manufacture Of fast newspaper pointing
presses. his purpose being TO have them
included in the new press which is be-
ing constructed especially Cor the Eagle
and new nearing completion. Mr.. Walter
Scott. the greatest press builder In the
world. who himself has designed mora
presses that have successful records than
any other press builder. gave it as his
opinion that the press ordered for the
Eagle. when finished, would De the most
complete, up-to-date press that has been
built, ever.
This great press. which marks an
other step forward for the Eagle. viii
print and fold tweuty-four thousand
(24.ooN papers. the size you are now
reading. in one hour. This seems IN
credible when you estimate 1t. You could
not. though your tongue be ever SO
glib. count 1900 in many hours. Yet
this mastodon structure. with its be-
wilderiug combination OF iron. steel and
brass. its cylinders. woodworking &c,
centres and lightning folders. VIII per-
form its work-without hitch or BREAKS
noiselsssly almost as a rubber tired
wagon on an asphalt pavement. The
stereotyping outfit which accompanies the
press has been accepted by the iesding
journals Of the country Is the most per-
rect vet designed Publishers are discard
ing expensive outats Of other makes and
are placing orders for the Scott stereotyp-
ms plant. which has just been placed on
tho market
With this new plant the most complete
science. mechanics and experience can
produce. the Eagie IS certain that in
very few weeks it VII be able to furnish
its city readers The Eagle lorg before they
have finished their beauty nap n the
morning.
This great press is bunt especially FOR
the Eagle. and al opportunity. yn be
given advertisers, readers and the public
generally al IS early date as possible
after the press IS Installed. 70 see II
work The Eagle was the first IN the
state 10 put IN The latest. up-to-date per
fectins press. direct from the shop. That
was lcng sgo. II was TIE first PAPER in
The state 70 order MergentlaIer linotype
machlnes. Vow IL S IN. arst In the state
TO install q press t7at val on a 81 ,ranty
Ct the manufacturer. prnt e4oo page
papers In an hour
Friends OF the Easie need net hesitate
to state thar 5he Eagie with its new
equipment. VII rank with that y any
paper published II any oiry IN the Urited
state-of SEQ inhabitants. ard some OF
even 1oooo0 OF more-la its capacity fo-
business; and also that IL has added this
Improvement because of the imperative
aemard made ypou il Is irereasia. Pat
ronase.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-04
THEY ARE
FRIENDS NOW
Rock Island WithdrawS It's
High Oklahoma Rates.
HE9BlG WAS PEACE-MAKER
Stock Yards People are Happy
Over Settlement.

The people of the Union Stock yards
and the packing houses had their faces
wreathed in smiles last night 1t was
evident to even the casual observer that
something had happened to please them.
what had really taken place was the ad-
justmeat Of the Rock Island matter which
had caused the packing houses. the com
mission men and the stock yards people
a good deal OF unessiness.
When the Eagle one day last week made
the announcement that the Rock Island
had raised rates or hogs and sheep TO
this place from all points in Oklahoma
and the Indian Territory il was regarded
as declaration OF hostility 10 Wichita 2
st0ckyards and packing interests. The
Commercial club protested. but that had
no effect on the Rock Island.
~. II. Herbig IS the commercial agent
Of the Rock Island IN this city and he is
" ichita man first, last and ali the time.
He INN ediateIy went 10 work 10 discover
what was the matter. He kept al il until
he got an interview with the vice presi-
dent Of the road. He told that official that
Wichita was q great growing comm rcial
center and that the tobbers and manu-
factureres and business men here gen.
orally had a warm feeling for the Rock
Island. This resulted IN the head Of
hciais of the road turning the whole mat
ter over TO Mr.. Herbig.
He went Up TO the packing houses and
the stockyards yesterday and had talk
with the managers OF the Cudahy packing
house and the stockyards people and the
result was that Mr. -Herbig gave notice
that the old rate would be restored or
the eighth CT this month. the law requir
ing q FIVE days notice before withdraw
ing the rate.
Mr.. Herbig was given a warm recep-
ton when he gave his notice at the stock
yards. The people up IN that section OF
the city where the business Is done
through the Joint railroad ONCE want 70
be friendly with al the railroads and they
were glad the Rock Island trouble had
been adjusted Some OF the bows at the
yards told Herbig that while he was the
agent Of the Rock Island he was all the
time a wichita man and always ready
to put In good word with his company
for Wichita. II IS useless to remark
that Herbig was happy when the whole
matter had been settled.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-04
WILL ARREST
EMPLOYEES
Ordinance Passed by C0unci.
to That Effect
CAN FINE THEM 500
Employees Worked While
Manager Was Being Tried.
LIGHT QUESTION TAKEN UP
Steps Taken for a Fire Station
on College Hill
CAN FINE THEM 500
LIGHT QUESTION TAKEN UP

OH OUlICgC tiiiif
Thu City council last night passed an
,,rzi-e7~. making II an offence for any
,-----,f.- s+---, z-i-..s
~i-- y
or do any and ol teiepAone Work WITHOUT
hermit ia this city. The ordinance
100 -.,-s.7 en- rf-+ r.a ,,-Bce corid ar
resi- -Ae e1iiios-s % --i1
Kansas Telephone company ana prose-
o,+e +rer- instead If arrestire the man
800 --i<,4
- -.,17 - r,1foa
~ --..-s.-e,.. and br57o
- ,-~- s.-5@e ~. -ir,,r
~. .--,5.~erce r.aee-7
49,. r,,,-f--.,-- es,s
- s-,,-..ss.1 ~
$500
- ---l..,i,-.r.a
= -t-fe ..++,-
1i- .i- - 49,
- ---,.-,-.r,[-
49, --.-- -
..,~
--s .-.-,,-- -,.--,-
7 ---..l--,.-., F.-,+ ~ not in
- - 49, - 7.-az
80 49, ,-,7s~s--,.
- - ~, +te ,rissC,r-f I'd TCsrsas
- --s--.,+l.s ,-.+i.i,r - r,s co,l7-
-, - ..----,,.ft ~ $500. ~
go 7.-s'7.-.-.,7 t.--ft 49, +he-o = nar-
- - - -.,--l.- 80 ,-T,s+ l-5ra ~ 7,oles
- - - -, ,--s-.s -,,,,-~ D.. s+-,,-q
- ~ s11.--s s-5 et-sots - +be
-. ~ -,.+s.f--, - ..-e-si,-.s and
- 60 - ...,-s--s4 - +,,e 49,
e. s-1iIa5 az me-, snos-entlv Thought
= Ia CO.. 81 en-, io,1 +sroa
r. .s.es - H. T5.,-epsn RE manager
s-.,.sl.6 - .5s gi~rrfor court and WIN
~, 80 +fs-,a conc limo fD s-rif re
49, 6rad ga in rh-ea instances ana his
.+-~-,e- t,,s gfre7 II ae his oni-fon thar
g. ci+y csr1o+ foroa Them ont OF bus
,-ess ~ ~ lae-sl v,rooees The cf+v ar
go s+e+e5 - h r,reserred rs or7i-
800 tba+ ..vbi1a We we're fninr Mr.
To,-e-zs-, IN 6ovv7 ia ,ofico court his
49, r,-a-a ore ,o-o~l-f-r~ +bA same as if
be Fss ,,+ has, arrazfa5 - Az soon as
- l,-5ir,zroa becomes q law bv- The
sfv-s+,r~a oe the MAYOR and its rlbiica-
49, The notice viii arrest an of tho line
~, era an otl,a~s fo,rr9 r.uftirs mn
relenbone v-ires
rrba ff.b+ ,,,as+,,, vyas brought III
80 ~ n 49, r,st-f-e - rssol-,-
- ~ 80. --f+,- ,,r..-l- advertise for
l 49, f - "a '- - r,t Win 1yel-bscb
b,,r-e~e ,,~7ar a trre, wears, contract
49,, - b,--7;1e tl-a 1feb+s ra-a-+z
~,fr-,-+- =, ,,o,+b ~ T,,lino presented
a., sr,sT7.1s,5t - aifler TeaSa or INV +bs
,t,-,,-s go tF,st The cIerlr ebo,,i5 .dvar-
-. eo- -s-iC5 of tl7ir+,- DAYS
So1e 81 The members looked bored as
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-04
JOY IN LEE HAYS HOME
Bright Baby Is Born 20 lTr. and Mrs
Prfnfr

Yesterday was 8 day e re-oicing q the
home q Ar. lee HAYS q this city. The
soy had its origin in q telegram which
read this Wy sharon. Pennsylvania
Faune la5y just arrived Everybody do
Ing utcely--DaVa priatz- Mrs. Prints
was formerly Niss Al1zred Hays az thls
clty. These wh3 kaow her sr5 rsneu-
Der her Wi-S1lre WAYS 4-i s7-ee- c1aEac e.
ter are sare t1lI her baby IS the l-ELl-
est 7r1tt5est littie air ~ 11m -iir i- me
Wtrid sud ezterd @ h- ans ne osey
TIE wish ef au eternity N happy Gays.
ara also cenEra tuistioes 20 her u1relEs-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-04
NEW BUILDING
TO BE ERECTED EAST OF LITTLE
REED BUILDING.
Occupants Of Frame Buildings Ordered
TO Move.

Il IS understood that the occupants OF
the row OF small buildings just east Of
the Little-Reed building on East Doug
las avenue have been ordered 70 seek an
other location as the owner intends TO
tear out the buildings and erect IN their
place & 7ne three story brick structure
and in fact the arrangements have been
completed With the owners OF the Little
Reed building n regard 70 the party will
IT was reported some time ago that a
building was 10 be put I'D there il the
spring. but ths owner would neither deny
or confirm the rumor. but il would seem
from the order 20 the tenants Of the little
frame buildings that work would begin
on the construction Of the new building In
q very short time.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-04
NEW FlRE ENGINE
It Is Expected by Fire Marshal Next
Week.


Fire Marshal Walden stated yesterday
that he expected the new fire engine 70
be shipped from the Cincinnati factory
this week. and to arrive in Wichita next
week. When it arrives the engine now
in use viii be taken out of hose house
No. 1 TO be reprinted and the new engine
CINE viii be put in its place.
The new engine house located on Eigh-
teenth street is now under course OF
construction. and IL VIII be ready for oc-
cupancy about May Is. When it is COM
pleted, the new engine viii be placed
there and the old engine again placed
in house No. 1. The new engine cost
$500. L has a capacity OF 1890 gallons
q minute and win thrown four one-inch
streams at one time Il is being man
ufactured by the American Fire Engine
company, and IS identical with one that
has recently been shipped TO Louisville
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-04

ar Bellew OF the public buildings com
nittee reported that he had received a
bid from the Wichita Bridge company
for the new steel door x the entrance
10 the city prison. The hid was for 50.
The door was 70 be made q perforated
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-04

some time ago an ordinance was passed
making a license tax of Sl1o or plumbers.
This. il Isl alleged. was with the consent
II the members Of the profession in the
city. They soon got tired of paying such
an exorbitant tax ard began hghtinE the
,ity. Then plumbing Inspector was app
pointed under an ordinance d1iy- passed
and he was TO collect his fees from the
plumbers.
Last nisht the position Of plumbing in
spector was done away with and the
ordnance making the license tax 500
repealed. and now the plumbers wiz pay
The same license as any ether business
frrn.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-04
SUES HER MOTHER
Mrs. iris 3. CharleswOrth Claims
THAT 81 900 Is Due Her.

Adams & Adams yesterday Med suit
FOR Mrs Isis 3. Chsrleswortb I'm the dis
trict court against Mrs. C. J.. Martin for
The sum Of S1250. She claims this Is due
her Tor the conveyance OF certain real
estate in Sedgwick couoty and iu OKLA
homa. and alleges IN her petition that
hrs. Martin was 10 pay her the consider
alton when the sale was mace, and al
leges THAI she has repeatedly demanded
The payment Of the money but has been
refused Mrs. ClarlesTo-th has Two
small children 70 support and she needs
the money. Mrs. Martin recently re-
turned from Euvcpe. where she had been
travelling and Nrs Charlesworth de-
laved bringing the suit uuCI hor return
The property in question vas decided
to Mrs Charieswor1h by her father
3I-s. Charl eswortA Is the daughter of 3Irs
Martin
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-04
MAMMOTH

Continued on sixth Page
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-04

ceuts. sod - III medicine dealers.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1902-04-03
Trustees Sale

Whereas, John Hedger AM LIME Hedge
his wife, by their deed OF trust dated septan,.
goth, 1891, and recorded In the recorder ofnve
within and for Bates county, Missouri, In book
lO7 page 207, conveyed to the undersigned trus-
tee, the following described real estate lying
and being situate In the county OF Bates, state
of Missouri, to-wit
The northwest quarter Of the northeast qua
ter and six and onefourth g Ia acres eff OF tn
north end OF the southwest quarter Of the north
east quarter OF section eight (s) all In township
forty (4O) Of range thirty 1.-TWO (32), containing
in all forty.six and one-fourth
as 10 acres more or less which
conveyance was nude in trust to secure
the payment Of one v.,I tain note fully described
in said deed of trust, and whereas, default has
been made in the payment ofthe annual interest
IN said note and according TO the terms and
conditions OF said note and deed Of trust, such
default rendered the whole debt due and paya-
BILE at once, and the same Ia now past due
and unpaid. Now therefore, az the request Of
the legal holder Of said note ana pursuant 10
the conditions of said deed OF trust, viii pro
coed to sell tho above described premises 5.
public yendue to ths hignes. bio
der for cash ct the east front door
OF the court house, same being the east front
door Of the opera house building at the south
west corner Of the public square where the cir
cult COURTS now held, In the city Of Butler,
county OF Bates and state Of Missouri, on
Friday April I, 1902,
between the hours Of nine O'Clock In the FORE
noon and i've o'clock In the afternoon Of that
day for the purpose Of satisfying said debt, In.
terest and cost. ]. D. ALIEN,
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1902-04-03
tidsr ht+,t l.,
... - -tsp,-' -
II laIXMx
Papers Ready in Miles Case.

Washington, March 26.-Secretary
Roots departure for New York this
afternoon prevented the transm;ttal
to Congress of the correspondence
between the President and Gen. Miles
with regard to the latter's applica-
tion for leave to go to the Philip
pines and end the war without blood
shed and without regard to the plans
of Gen. Chaffee. The House has
passed the Burleson resolution call
ing for the correspondence, and it
has been prepared at the war depart
ment. If Secretary Root returns in
time tomorrow, the documents will
be sent to the capital, otherwise not
until Friday.
No definite action with regard to
Gen. Miles has as yet, beenidetermin-
ed upon.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1902-04-03
HOmeseekers' Excursion.

Tickets OH sale March 18th and 18th,
April 1st and 10Th, May 6 and 20,
1902, going limit of fifteen days final
return limit OF II days from date OF
sale. Rate of one fare plus $2.O for
the round trip and applies to points
in Alabama, Arizona, Arkansas,
Colorado, Florida, Georgia, Idaho,
Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana,
Michigan, Minnesota, Mississippi Mis-
souri,, Nebraska, North Carolina,
North Dakota, South Carolina, South
Dakota, Tennessee, Virginia, Wiscon-
sin and Wyoming and to all points
in Indian Territory, Oklahoma and
Texas. f. c. VANDERvOOT, Agt.