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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-21
WANT LESS DRAMA
School Board May Restrict
School TheatricalS.
VALUABLE TIME LOST
In Preparing for High Class
Operas.

Never again will so elaborate an opera
as Said Pasha" be produced by the
senior class of the High School. accord
ing to the indications Of sentiment now
appearing among the members OF the
foard OF education. Several members
Of the board have become impressed that
too much time has been spent by High
School students in dramatic work, re-
curing the sacrifice OF time necessary
for their studies and they are planning
10 place some restrictions on school
theatricals next year.
1t IS also being planned to do away
with the elaborate exercises accompany
ing the graduation OF the eighth grade
students
Speaking of the matter Or. Levi Hor-
nor, president Of the school board, said:
TO prepare for the presentation Of
such an oper as said Pasha" requires at
least six weeks hard work at the time
OF year when the studies are of great
importance While 1 do not think that
the board viii abolish all theatrical work
on the part of the High School seniors,
/ think that it is probable that some
thing VIII be done to restrict it.
L am also convinced that too much
display Is made al the commencement OF
the eighth grades. The students get the
idea that they have an education before
they enter the High School While L
believe it is well TO assemble the eighth
grades when the graduates are presented
their diplomas. l think the exercises
should not be so elaborate as they are"
ROdolph Hatfield said: Il fear the /
board will have to curtail the class play /
Those who have been working
hard on the play for several weeks. must /
fI.ar~ Il.
to their studies"
The board of education has prohibited 4
the junior class from having plays as !
it did last year
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-21
NO FRILLS ,"
Just Sensible Food Cured Him.

Just Sensible Food Cured HIN.
Sometimes good. healthy commercial
traveller suffers from poorly selected
food and IS lucky II he knows that
Gape-Nats Breakfast Food VIII put him
right
4 Cincinnati Traveller. John !. Case.
Jr says. About year agp ms etoas p
got in a bad way had o headache most
az the tIme and suffered msry- Tor
several months ran doEn untA I lost
about seventy pounds in weigh, ana
finally had % give % a gocd position
ard 60 hone. Any food that might
asa seemed 70 rauseats me
NY zIfe hardly knew What 70 DO
until one day she brought hone q pack
age q Grape Nuts and coazsd ne q try
them. told her e was I'd rse b1t
frsliv 20 fssraor her Z trse1 q Hffis ard
they tust strlck ny taste j was shs
arst food that had estea Il reariy a
year taas esd rot causs anF SUFFERING
Wen. 10 make iaug storr short
han a. improve and stsck o Gr11e-
-sur. went up from n reg0is on
December = 19N 70 - pe1nas IN
October s lsa
Ny braln Is clear. esst.s 81 rfzh- sd
aspetlre toe 1aueh for aEy base T.ocset
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GOTIT ALL ARRANGED


The Topeka Capital yesterday printed
this. The goEsips have found nsw Job
for Governor Stanley. This tiue "a is
tho federal judgeship now held ~ WI
liam G. Hook The leland AlhauRh fat-
ley combination r. said 90 be back ~ .hs
movement This combination 81 indsnf-
eli 10 Stanley and wants go Sake care
Of him. Tie Is n candidate for TASTED
States senator. bur The eameinafi1n -
for Long The g0ssirs lately lad stan
ley and Long in an arrangement ~
which the former should - a. congress
from TIE Seventh district bar The report
was denied. Now fhe story ia thar n
Hook car land the igdEeship held ~
Henry g. Caldwell who shortly All
reach the age for retirs ulert nu eFert
viii be made 20 set bic place Tor siao-
lev
The alleged scheme calls for q count
OF chickens before they sire hafefeti.
Senator Burton d0uhficaa nauid oppose
Stanley - the election ~ fssug - fhs
senate next winter w0gid he necessary
for che Fucccss of fhe enterprise WEN
Long lu the senate and seTrral congress
men iu harmony with the Leland .tiaufh-
Bailey machine. the friends ~ STANLEY
say. the movement uoatd haFe FAIR
show II pushing to = surcersfli teffni-
nation
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-21
WHO is HERE
Names OF knights of Pythias Who
Have Registered

Most or the Knights of Pythias from
other cities who are in Wichita TO attend
the session of the grand lodge, have
placed their names on the X. p register
at the Carey hotel. At o'clock last
night, there were 400 names on the reg
names after the arrival of the late trains
There are also large number of visitors
who have not registered.
The visitors are certainly enjoying
themselves. Outside of the session of
the grand lodge, they are spending their
time looking over the points of interest
in the city and visiting the parks and
public buildings. The immense packing
Houses attract a large number of visitors
and there is no doubt that they are well
impressed with the Importance of Wich-
tia. Many have been heard to compH-
ment the citizens of Wichita on the en-
tertainment they are receiving.
The following were registered yester-
day:
S. S. Garrett, Leavenworth.
3. E. Avely, Kansas City.
G. S. Colby, Coffeyyille, Kan.
B. NJ. Shakeford, Leavenworth.
J. II. Lyon, Leavenworth.
G.. W. Mitchell, Great Bend.
W. J. Gordon, Yale
L. S. Cupp, Towanda.
Geo. W. Stewart. Pierre S. d.
". B. Sherlock, Howard.
G.. L. Hubbell. Howard.
II. Langfeld, Ellinwood.
w. AIihlhauser Eliinwood.
Chas. E. Bartlett Columbus.
Frank L. Britton. Eureka.
c. n. Miller, Minneapolis.
(. Z. Murphy, Leavenworth.
G. M. Culver. Garden City.
o. c. Furman, Hutchinson.
Myron Hayes, Garden City
w. f. Grosser, Salina-
T. E. Hopkins. Salina.
Chas Bush, Salina.
W. b. Wheeler, Lakin
O. L. Schmick, Seneca
Thomas Piper. Leon.
T ]. Brown, Leon.
Paul Klein Leon.
Joseph Penesly. Havensville.
A J. Fitzsimmons. Cunningham
J. w. Alton. Kingman.
T. 3. Fannehill.
c. Enels. Utica.
II. w Mcdowell. Farhuville.
/. Race. Mt. Hope.
J. H. Minick, Medicine Lodge.
J. S. White. Pioneer.
r. II. Trial
w Mahan. Chanute.
". N. Congdon, Sedgwick-
r 3. Stephenson. Bluff city.
T. O. Dutton. Trigo. No.
w II. Powell, Trigo, Mo
G s. Kilgore. Liberal.
C. L. Dillon, Liberal
J. ". AIorey, Bronson
y Y Hoshaw. Chsnute.
F. J. WhltlocHe, Yates Center
r. A. Abercorbie.
+. G.. Bates.
F. f. Mediavis.
W. T. Burch Elmdaie-
Thomas Reid. DeSoto-
G.. c. Halsey sharon Springs.
Charles Z Wood. Russell Springs
K. q. Coffee. Spartaus-
r. T snyder Oakley.
a. r. Wolford. WOODROW
X G. Clark. Pawnce Rock.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-21
TALKING OVER OLD TIMES
Meade County Nan and L. -. Naftzgar
Were Friends.

George s Selvidge. county attorney Of
Meade county. was in the city yesterday
and he and President Naftzger of the
Fourth National bank were seated in
the latter's private office talking over old
times.
1t was learned from their conYersa-
ton that both came to Kansas from
Hickory county. Missouri, and they We're
neighbors. At one time when Naftzger
was school teacher in the county. Sell
vidge was probate judge Of the county.
He boosted of his Republican friend that
he was the only Democrat who had ever
represented Hickory county in the legis-
lature since the war Mr.. Selvidge said
before the war the county was Demo-
cratic. but since that time it had a Re-
publican majority Of about SEQ.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-21
BUSINESS is GROWING
This Is Shown by the Statements OF
the wichita Banks

People talk d good deal about banks
and some of them seem to think that
because the National banks here are
such large concerns. that there is ne
room for new banks TO start and get
business. The facts do not seem TO bear
out this idea
1t is now about seventeen months since
the American State Bank of this city
opened its doors Tor business, and when
it started many people said there was
no room for another bank here IT how
ever started and yesterday its deposits
went above the quarter million dollar
mark. That is certainly a very remark
able showing for bank not yet a year
and "a half M business. The truth of the
matter is that Wichita is growing and
its business is expanding faster than
people are able TO realize.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-21
PARTY coz CLASSMATES
Hrs. Delbert Charter Gives One in
Commitment 10 Her son

Mrs. Delbert Charter save a surprise
party SATURDAY afternoon IN compliment
u her son Charles and his classmates at
the family home Cn New YORK avenue
Shu was assisted by Miss Loscoline
Blackburn ard Airs Doushertr- Various
5ureriIe games were INDUCED in and
tine feast ~ Zee cream and cake added
az the pleasure NJ the event. Those
present were. Grace Hutchinson. Erba
Harpstrire Hazel Cross Nellie Lssh-.
Cuerm Blackburn. Nina Eisea. HCsthar-
i1e harter Ethel Gag. Nile Hutchinsoa.
White RILEY Robert Charter. George
Howell Daniel Laurence I.eahy. Glenn
Cross. Earl Bailey and Arthur LYONS
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-21
NEW LUNCH COUNTER
In Missouri Pacific Depot VIII be
Opened Monday.

Next Monday morning the new lunch
room in the Missouri Pacific depot viii
be opened 10 the public. The fixtures are
all in place and the finishing touches
viii be put on this week and the neces-
sary untensils put on the shelves The
room will be under the charge Of J. l..
Reeder. who owns the restaurant on
North Main street and trade in this
place clearly shows that his new venture
will be a success. The express room
of the depot, in the north end of the
building. Will be used. \ kitchen has
been built to the west Of the room.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-21
Will MEET HERE in JUNE
Interstate Commerce Commission
SION Com nercinl Train

one or she meetings that every ship
per and raijroad man in this city Is in
tsrestcd in VIII be thc meeting of the In
tcgstate Commerce Commission IN this
city between The arst and tenth Of June.
Three new charges against The railroads
havc been hied ty the local committee
and the indications point 20 a very inter
estinc meetlrg ara The committee Is
feeling rather Jubiiaui as thcy believe
thcy have "a strong case against The rail-
reads ana THAI the outcome ~ the meet
ing wiH b. productive ~ rarch good
The commercial train has heeu post
poaed until the thirl or iasJ week IN
September on account - this meeting.
Not business man in this city who N-
terded gq.us on the trade extension
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-21

John Giuuz. Fort Scott.
\. @. Garrett. For; Scott
J. r Medberg. Hutchinson.
J. s. salmon. Mt Hope.
J. J. Shafton. Ait Hope.
J. r. Downing. MI Hope.
Gus Kramm't. lola.
Asa NJ. Smith. Colby.
Horton A. Turner. Colby.
J. ". neneT.
r. A. Spragne. Prairie View.
John Ncriden. n Dorado.
Charles Alison. Towanda.
H. r. McFadden. Maize
NJ. - Tapp. Maize.
A. II. sprattler. Chicaskia-
r. 5. MOODY. Newton
+. W. Slaylock. Leon.
n. J. Courtney Newton.
r. II Cornelius. Augusta
r. A. Haincs. augusta.
c. r. Atwood. ToWanda-
~. Mosies. Towunaa
r. r. Ainsworth Newton.
Paul kllener. Newton.
G.. J. aaer. Newton.
william l. Martin. Newton.
". e. Holmes. kiugmau
II. NJ Mcdonald. Hutchinson.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-21
published May %. 1902
nD T4rNvR- Nrfsu~ N~a 41as

An Ordinance Nacating the Alley Run
ming North and South From Gilbert
Street TO Norris Avenue and Between
Lines Second Addition TO the CITY of
Wichita. Kansas
Be 1t Ordained 10y the Mayor and Coun-
ciimen Of the City Of Wichita:
Section T. That the alley running
north and south from Gilbert street 10
Morris avenue and between avenue c
and avenue u in Motor Line second adGi-
ton 80 the city of Wichita. be and the
same is hereby vacated.
Sec D This ordinance shall take effect
and oe i'm force from and after its pub
hcauon IN the Wichita Daily Eagle.
Approved May -. 1902
=. F. MLEAN. Mayor.
Attest: J. T.. LELAND. CITY Clerk.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-21
LONG FILES OF CLOUDS
Passed Over Yesterday Indicating
Breakup Of Cyclone

The long files of clouds which in this
latitude always follow a cyclone were
running swiftly north Sunday evening
after the heavy down-pOur, and yester-
day morning were still marching north.
The sky has the appearance of having
been split from horizon 70 hodizon, and
old settlers say the appearance is never
present except after a cyclonic disturb
auca
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-21
ALL DEPEND ON CORN.
Farmers Pass Over Wheat Failure
In ANXIETY for Coarser Grain.

Mr. Il. r. Coates declared Yesterday TO
a reporter FOR the Eagle several facts
that pun brighter outlook on The future
for Kansas than many do mt the present
time. He SAYS that there IS considerable
wheat left and that there is wheat that
the rains of sunday helped iQ its growth
Kansas cannot reasonably expect To raise
as much wheat every gear ass she did last.
Alr Coates believes -hat the farmers are
really Worrying more over the future Of
the corn than they are over the present
status ~ The wheat. The rains Of sunday
aided greatly and there was practically
no corn washed out.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-21
No LoITgRlNe ALLOWED.
Government Sends Out Instructions
Ccneerrina PUBLIC Buildings.

The postmaster II this city has re-
ceivsd an order from Secretary shaw -
the treasury department ssrins thar The
corridor - the Sererruseut building
must - adorned with signs varail.g pe7-
Tie from spittiug an the cor ard from
lettering aruunG- TIE treasury depart
ment IS - furnish as many 4 thcse
adornments as 1eedei- Thsy are g BE-
neat hiack Jars rsesi fir-
The lettering part ~ THIS siEu IS vsry
applicable - this ciss - TIE corrs3or ~
the fsostofica j. made cutie q resort
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-21

I. $. Lucas. ottawa.
II. Beesman. Ottawa.
O. P. McClintock, Topeka
Harry Brice. Cameron.
". +. Warner. Pawnee Rock
7. /. Merrteller. Kansas City.
r. W. Moorehead. Sabeyha.
". E Murray, Frederick.
r J. Busizck. Atwood.
Junius Hall. Jr. WnlcwvaIe.
G. T. Davis. Lincoln.
W. L. kaufman. Bern.
c. Z. Bateman. HoIton.
r. f. Caldwell. Lawrence.
]. a. Sacks. Kickapoo.
W. II. Crouch, Everett.
w. F. Priest. Chevelier.
Volney Stiier. Crescent.
Frank HicksoppeL
Joe Drake.
Elvin Adam.
3. Bowen
J. S. Truck. Duephcs.
J. +. Olmstead. GlanO.
J. S. Fitzgerald.
c. l. Lorkman.
p a. Miller.
J. p Polk. Council Gi We.
c. r, Irwin. Council srove.
Thos. Duggan. Emport..
John T. Cougdon. Sedgwick.
j. +. Congdon. Sedgwick.
J. II. Congdon. Sedgwick-
E NJ. Pregg. Sedgwlck.
F. G. Utz. Sedg~ick.
Dan Y. Heriden.
Fred Ford.
j. NJ Arnold Avena.
W. T. Behms. Nemaha
Geo. ". Ebert. AvenA
2. r. Prayer. Avena-
G p Ramsay Greeley
d. L. Mcdonald. Garrett.
Chas. Bower. Ossawatomie
John. b Dial. Lane
Scott Hobble. Sedgwicl-
Il l. Ashcraft. Sedgvick.
George =. Karanin.
C. V. Brassfeld. Avena.
s. II. Snyder.
w. D. Baldwin.
+. :. Nance. Chetopa.
r Etchhotz. OswegO.
S p. Iddeii. London, Wyo.
L. d. Gunig.
J. G. Dunn.
James Ewart. Enterprise.
J. G. Bartlett. Oak Hill.
S. r. Germ. Harper
William EastoE Hutchinson
9. ". Shannon. Hutchinson.
T. G Coons. Goddard
c. T. PittenEer Goddard
A. A Whepiey. Goddard
G w Pickett Caldwell
Dr. f. r. Howell. Science.
". Jones. Goddard.
J. n Claypool, Marquette.
F. T.. Freeman. Chauute-
G. &. Parsons Charufe.
j. Swawk. Chanute.
J. l. Secvne. Channte.
J. L. Baker. Girard
Roert Arlington, Sterling.
j. r.. Heinrich. Sedalia. No.
S. y. Scob. Olathe.
Arthur Fuller. G5Tard.
H r. Wallace. Sailna-
y Galloway C0i1Hafer.
" 4. GlIin Sedgwick
J II KascuberE M. Hops.
Geo Fox. Sterling
II IL REGARD. Tribune.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-21
oKLAHoMAN WEEDS AT 70.
jefferson Man Gets License at Wich-
tia for Valley Center Miss.

\ man 20 years old, of Jefferson. Q. T.,
dropped into the probate court Of Sedg-
wick county yesterday and wanted a
marriage license. His name IS j. ".
Daugherty. but his age is great deal
TOO much for his appearance lie VIII
marry n Miss Isabel Palil, Of Valley Cen
ter who Is 4 years old
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-21
Water Main Beats Rains In South
Part Of Town.

Speaking Of volcanoes yesterday,a gen.
tleman who lives in the third block on
South Lawrence avenue said it reminded
him very much of one when. Sunday,
a water main down in his block broke
forth 4 volume OF water a foot in diam
eter shot up into the air and flooded
the streets long before the rain came.
The eruption lasted from Sunday morn
ing tin yesterday morning. at which time
the water company came to the rescue.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-21
HTMK0D'S
SOfs CURE
AS TINA
The True Reason

why eminent physicians throughout the
world endorse Himrod's Cure for Asrh-
ma IS because they have thoroughly
tested and demonstrated its remarkable
alternating and curative powers IN all
diseases of the respiratory organs.
Himrod's Cure for Asthma IS q relaole
remedy in which you can place absolute
confidence. Used as an inhalation, It IN
stantly relieves and sooths the inflamed
membranes and quiets the severest
paroxysms without after bad effects. II
YOU are skeptical, if you have lost conf
dence, if you have given up all hope OF
ever being cured, send for A FREE
SAMPLE. A trial viii do you much
good and convince you Of It's remarkable
efficacy.
HlMRCD MAN'F'G 90.
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. For sale by all druggists.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-21
Attend Wichita Business College. WaE
kunding. lI4-lle North Market St. s1-tf

For Sale-Dining room tables and
chairs, brass and iron beds. carpets,
stoves and all furniture for a well-fur-
nished cottage. only been used two
months; 10 go at your own prices. Apply
quick, llH North Lawrence avenue
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-21
czrd q Thanks.

The Sisters il charge - - Joseph's
orphans h1sne are Truly erasefai 10 l.
: NsftzEer q she Fourth Sasiaaazi hank
Tor 3or4ttnS q tfuuhlt harness ssr the 1Se
Of the far-a horses Also 70 Mr. sell
- the Wichita nursery for The many
1r1.t AID shade trees DEBATED
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-21
Mrs. Winslow's soothlnu syrup

MIS- WiHSioW 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 GUNS. ALLAYS
ali PAIN. CURES WIND collie and is
the best remedy for DIARRHOEA. Sold
by druggists in every part Of the world
BE sure and ask for Mrs Winslow 5
Soothing Syrup and take no other kind.
Twenty-Five cents a bottle.
The Missouri Pacific Railway has Just
inaugurated a new sleeping car service
between Kansas City and Omaha with
twelve section drawing room cars. Just
out Of the Pullman shops These new
cars. the Omaha" and Sterling" built
especially for this run, are of the latest
design, equipped with electric lights and
electric bells in each berth. electric fans
handsomely furnished smoking rooms
large ladies' toilet rooms with lounging
chairs, apparatus for heating surfing
irons. etc. The cars are ready for occu-
pancy at Union stations. Kansas City and
Omaha at $3.50 p. m. and are set out at
Union station on arrival. that passengers
nay remain uudisturbed until a. m
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-21

The Missouri Pacific Railway is now
operating line of observation vestibuIed
cafe cars between St Louis, Kansas City
and Pueblo. These cars are run between
st. Louis and Kansas City on the fast
day trains Nos. / and ,. leaving St. Louis
daily at a. m. and Kansas City at
$50 a. m. eBtween Kansas City and
Pueblo they are operated to serve all
passenger trains. They are lighted with
electricity and equipped with electric
fans. Meals are served la carte. from
dainty Haviland china. Liberty cut
glassware apd elegant silverYare. The
cuisine is unexcelled and the general SER
vice first-class in every respect. The OBJ
servation p0rlor of these cars is hand
somely fitted up and affords an excellent
view OF the scenery along the line.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-21
b +. MLEAN. Major.
Attest: J. = LELAND city CLERK.

Comme.ciag June lst. the lissou-i pa
size Railway company zvul place in
service through Pullman sleeping cars
between Wichita and Denver. leaving
Wichita * 5-6 o. m-. daily. arriving II
Denver l--so. noon. following day ana r.
turning leave Denver M s.33 q n. arrfv-
ing Wichita Io.5a next morning show
your appreciation 81 this new through
service 10y purchasing tickets via The
Missouri Pscitc railway. See local agent
Jar tickets and berth reservations
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-21
SWINE MUST GO.
Board of Health Officers Get After
Those in City Limits.

Drs. Shuts and Cave were out yester-
day in their full capacity as members Of
the board of health. They visited sew
eral parts of this city When they got
over into the east part DR.. Cave declares
that he lost Dr. Shuts. but went right
on with his work Just the same Many
persons keeping swine were found within
the city limits and were given five days
to get rid of them. 1t is against the
law TO keep swine in the city without
a permit from the board of health. and
this body declares that it will not grant
any such.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-21
TWELVE NEW MAIL BOXES.
Postoffice Receives New Equipment
From Treasury Department.

The postonice in this city has received
twelve new street boxes from the treas
ury department These viii be held in
reserve TO replace thos of the old ones
that become worn ont or wrecked As
Wichita spreads out these VIII have 70
Doe used for new districts They are Ike
the average mail box that IS on the cor
neg. excepting an Improvement Tor the
convenience Of the carrier and q slight
change In the mouth Of the box.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-21


An Ordinance Declaring IL Necessary 70
open and Extend Linmfriy Street
From Msin Street to Lawrence Avenue
IN tho civ If Wichita Nansas
b ir Ordained by Jhe Aayor and Coun-
cilmen ~ the City OF Wichila.
Section :. II is hereby declared o. be
necessary 70 open ami extend Limmerly
street sixty i6a feet wide from tAe east
eide az Main street u The west side q
Lawrence avenue. IN the city ~ Wichita.
Kansas. and to Appropriate private
property for such purpose. ard the
mayor. with the approval ~ che city
eouncA. is hereby authorized g. arpoiut
three disinterestc5 free holders az tho
city II designate the benefit distric, and
% assess the benefits and damages 10
TIE city ana to She owners ~ the prop
srty affected thereby according h. law
Sec. . This ordinance shan tak, eject
sno De IS Fore from ana after lis pub
ncanon In the Wichita uaily EaeIc.
Approved May ~ 1872
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-21

See that your sign, store front and res
idence bears the Painters Union Label
143-tf
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Visitors VIII find good cool ana up-to-
dat rooms at l45 North Main. Call and
scc Tor yourself 2-Cix
Morris tribune., 1902-08-09
His Sight Threatened.

"While picnicking last month my
ll-year-old boy was poisoned by
some weed or plant" says W. H.
Dibble, Of Sioux City, Ia. He
rubbed the poison off his hands into
his eyes and for a while we were
afraid he would lose his sight.
Finally a neighbor recommended
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Slave. The
first application helped him and in
a few days he was as we'll as ever"
For skin diseases, cuts, burns, scalds,
wounds, insect bites, DeWitt's Witch
Hazel Slave is sure cure. Relieves
piles at once. Beware Of counter
feits. J. R. Kruger.