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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-09-23
Inside Bore Blood Stains.

AS soon as the lid of the trunk was
lifted it could be seen that the inside
of the receptacle was covered with
blood. The knife or stilett0 was
about the first article lifted out, The
knife was covered with blood its
whole length After that each ar
ticle was lifted out and carefully ex
amined The woman's skirt, under
clothes, a couple of handkerchiefs and
several small pieces of rags were
found to be saturated with blood, as
was the bed clothing from Young's
room.
Young's trousers, which showed
blood stains, were wet and Assistant
Attorney Garvan said it appeared to
him as If Young, after the murder,
had washed his trousers and packed
them into the trunk without letting
them dry The mans undershirt was
also covered with blood stains. 1t
was remarked at the time the pepper
was found in the trunk that the man
now in custody of the Derby, Conn,
police had red pepper in his posses
sion. Captain Titus says every ar
ticle that is missing from the Young
apartments was found in the trunk.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-12
LOCAL BOWLERS WON
Hutchinson Team Defeated by
l24 Pins.
BEATEN AT EVERY STAGE
Wichita Men Played a Hard
Steady Game.

The Wichita bowIers Won a decisive
victory over the crack Hutchinson team
last night on J. " WALTERS alley It
was a fsht from start to finish and the
interest was keen eli the way Through.
As is shown by the scores The local team
had the best Of the bargain At every
stage OF the game Wichita had more
strikes. more spares and more splits and
each side had two fouls. The totals Of
each ten frames show that the Wichita
team played a steady game and Increased
their totals for each frame, while the Wis
itors made a big gam il TIE second ten
frames, but fell down IN the last Each
man PLAYED thirty frames
There vas "a large crowd present 10
see the game ard d fsw went away from
time 10 line, but a dozen were ready 20
take heir places. This Was the first
match game PLAYED in this city and the
enthusiasm was high The best Of good
feeling prevailed ana the bowiers Of this
city invited the geutleren from Hutch
Iason TO come again. The Wichita team
VIII play at Hutchinson in few weeks
and play the same team again on their
alleys The Hutchinson tenn was COM
posed Of \. y ic5endon r p. Cochran.
3. Cook, 5. NJ Johns and / T. Foutron.
The LEGAL players we're Frank Davidson.
9. W Steans. l. Z. Rex. W Graham
and T. ". Richard. The referee vas W.
J. Weiser, OF tbs city and the scorer was
=. \ Csuard also OF Wichita. After
the game AR Walters took both teams
to the Hamilton hotel where q fine lunch
was given them. The following is the
score of the ga-ne-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-12
Notice.

Wichita, Kansas. January Il, 1872.
To the Shareholders of The German
American Building & Loan Association:
We, the undersigned auditing commit
tee appointed to audit the books of the
officers of your association, respectfully
submit the following:
We have made a thorough examination
of the affairs of your association and
have audited the books of the officers
and md the assets Of the association in
q most excellent shape and the books Of
the officers models Of neatness and abso-
lutely correct.
The association has existed now only a
little over six months. and during that
time the operating expenses have been
at the very minimum. the affairs Of the
association economically administered on
the strictest business principles. and the
large dividend declared was made pos
sible only by the strictest economy and
the conservative management of its
officers, and the association should be
congra tuIated upon the efficiency and
splendid management Of the directory.
From ii small beginning your association
has grown into a dCurish>lg institution.
1t is on a substantial basis and with
the same economical and conservative
administration of its affairs We GER
taiHly pr0phesy healthy growth and
most excellent business future.
3. r. MLEAN,
d. NJ. GALUSFTA,
LEE HAYS
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-12
SEEDS N A STRING
invocation That VIII Revo'U-
tioniz8 Old Ne hods.
IN MAKING TIE GARDEN
Children Tan Do the Work Of
Men.

Wichita has manufacturing estab-
lsasnenJ The like OF which cannot be
found In the woad. 1t is the oliy one
Of its kind At present it is an humble
one. but in III likelihood it win grow
more raptay chan did the original sruie-
laker or Deerfnz ba3snith shops. Bat
althsugh the bulafag is small fl has
probably more sIuabie machinery in It
than ans other building Of its size IN the
west
Far four long years Frank Israel. one
~ rne ISRAEL boys. vas tinkering AT some
ming nobody med r. know what i
was and seemingly did not care enough
20 eatlirs. .-A p9tcrt NJ some kind. the
ieer- s-. $3.50 dismissed rr &c
That's exserly what il was-a patent
AID about as queer patent IS
one cord see and was invented for
aueer purpose Technically e IS seed
Cd string machine" There is a big spool
OF tissue paper string, about five-elehths
~ On inch wide. At ore end of the ma
chine il is like the strins one sees in
e fre holise or in an =. =. y. Office. which
registers calls and alarms fi7 string
runs very RAPIDLY. when the machine IS
in motion. un6er little sp-a~l-ze re-
cep-acie in which IS glue his ltte
receptacle boos uD and down Eers ra1-
idlv, ana every time # touches The pa
IL leaves speck IF gige upon j. Tbs
can be regulated Sd that the glue sr=-5
can be put In every quarter ~ an iael.
or from that up To three faeI " ueces-
sary. This paper runs under second
little hopper containing whatever seed IS
desired u be used. The seed fsiIs down
upon It and the particular sraiu rhat
falls on the slue speck Is held there.
while the other seeds roll OF into another
receptacle. from which they arc trans
4erred to the hopper. again. The narrow
c'inging 70 the glae snot< uull il goes
through spindle ANA IS twisted OF -1un
into q Daner thread and relics
spool The spoois are of various sizes.
snd can contain from 19o 81 119l yards ~
this seeded string. which has a rouudness
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-12

,f,o-,- so,,a, - binding +vine To place
NE 800 e.~iro 81 The ground prop
$50 ~ rsrsel Fss f7lentea q machine
!. 1910 l. - ain only that II is
--5, 5i~i,-sr -r9fe r,s,,i7a oDens I'd
~ -ills., g~5,,,7 ,,iaa,s the seeded string.
l1..ar. = -, .s,5 -,rsszas fi,e ground over
= ms r,.,si,5o ~ - ari=-Is+a1 50 as
- &c. 4Ie e+-i-- 5r ne r-oand at aay
5en+b ~aT..ire5 fs-,ear-0f8 hoy can
,,.orl- r. alr dav ena re- be auv more
7i-e7 ia, - ,--o--75 l,a r,,- walking. In
f.or rfa~a Is -o-bfn- about The work
+rs+ osrgra- orror ~ ana with This
.-.-r-+,1-- ~. ,-5..e vfI -, me- earfo-fn z
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-12

every time Five dollars = box would not
stop my purchasing ther. shouii I ever
suffer gain as I did for q week before
using their.
Tho che 51-cent box I Sought az my
drugsist's did the work. and my digestion
IS an right again.
Many q ms nelghbors have also tried
these tablets. and found fhs-u 20 D. Just
as represented and sl-. Films also wants
ne q use his name II endorsing stzart s
DYSPEPSIA -aaiets sEaed.
A. FILMS and CIIAs. T. BCZZEIT-
asst. Postmaster. south Sudborg Moss.
Mrs. Jas barton CT Toronto. Canada
writes. For atshtsel rantrs 7 81 feraa
from what Z supposed ws Bladder aal
kidney trelhle a-d t97k -ueilclne freu
tnree different doctors. without any sisr
a. cure. felt 50 81 II last. was har5ir
able q &c nay worz
II Thought ~75aid tn 9. boy ~ staar'
Dyspepsia Tabiets. ana ssa . theE wa-
u-ake nee feel leff5- never really ttaz
Ing had Dyspepsia llt after onlF thrsa
Or four tablets Pad afel raEan. ~ tz
ACID troa3se Disappeared. sad ten dis-
covered thst had had asia cvsprsia
wh the doctors had be1 treating n
r aiEaey ans rladzar trall.e ara o-e 81
ts-ni treated me far 71suH-zfizza
digestion IS arc- BY zicl
c.sa-. ara sn alle te - mr scsz. a-1
laa szsrsts ara uakrsva r. ZEE
e ar- 50 - k5g' so- GH6gE e-Fe -
rfc srd 50 - take - ss-arts
Dg-sseasaa Tatlr-s sp1d az
tae - shav ha-e w-e i-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-12

HKOMEI is not an expectorant. NOR
phine mixture, or stomach medicine,
but dry-air germici1e taken in the air
yen breathe and which destroys at once
the germs causing coughs. colds, cataTh.
bronchitis and pneumonia.
You can carry the HYO8IEI Inhaler in
your vest pocket OF use a Few drops on
yoUr handkerchief-it does not matter
Whitehall YOU have TO do is to breathe
naturally ard HYcMEI viii do the rest.
HYOBIEI Is sold b. all druggists or sent
by mail Price 800. Send 10 the r T.
Booth Co. ithaca, \. Y. for a FIVE days
treatment free. and yGu VIII never use
stomach medicines for these diseases.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-12
Clark Kincaid vii Have Tenants
Tha. Raise heat

c. P. Fullington Of this city has sold
to Clark Kincaid $500 acres of wheat
land in Meade county for $500. The land
is not all in one tract, but is in num-
Der of farms. It mas heretofore been
used for grazing purposes. but Mr.. Kin
csid expects TO lease the different farms
for wheat cultivation.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-12
HALL IN The GROVE"
~ infieId Ckautauqua Assembly VIII
EuEIh Eane

For the first time in years" said r.
". Piatt the Winfield Chautauqua as
sembIy association Is out OF debt. and this
summer it viii build on the assembly
grounds hall in the grove, which
might be considered the 'holy of holes
OF Chautauqua. The building viii be
small one and viii be used for class
work and special meetings. Mrs. Piatt
VIII conduct her classes there. The city
Of EmpoFia is making arrangements TO
have a Chautauqua assembly this sum
mr. =
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-12
NEW COATS ARE HERE
Policemen Receive Their New Cns-
form OyereOas-

The now overcoats for the patrolmen
arrived IN the city yesterday and were
immediately donned BY the officers II the
day shift. The coats are fine ones, made
Of heavy blue cloth with brass buttons
with the name Apolicer stamped on each
button They were made hy the 4. A
Armstrong Manufactures company. of
Chicago but were ordered through C.. i.
Fuiton q Co. Thirteen Of the coats were
ordered ana the men purchased them
from the proceeds Of the policeman 6aN,
given in Garfield h0ll last month.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-12

When the nose
runs the eyes
weep. and the
h e arin & be
comes impaired.
HYCMEI gives
relief in an
hour s time. al
lays the i-rita-
ton, stops the
: e C ? elton and
makes a COM
plete cure in
twenty { o u ?
hours.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-12

The following is the Official list OF fire
alarm boxes in the city II should bs
preserved Fire Chief Walden win fur.
nish keys 70 boxes to people in the neigh
borhood:
Box 4J-Elm and Waco.
Box 6-Center and Mead.
BOX I2-Nlurdock and Waco.
Box It-LaWrencs ana Tenth.
Box l6-Lawrence and Murdoch.
BOX 22-FairvieE and Fourteenth
Box z4-CentraI and Riverside.
Box 32-Hvdraulic and Douglas
Box Sf-Orme and Main.
Box 36-Bitting and Eleventh.
Box 42-Waco and Tenth.
Box 44-Centrai and Topeka
BOX 46-Nurdock and Main
Eox 5s-Lewis and Topeka.
Box 5'-Murdoek and s.. Francis
BOX 62-Washington and Douglas.
BOX ti-Lawrence and Eighteenth
BoN 7--Nater and Douglas.
Box 7i-Emporia and Second.
Box 76-lndianapoiis and Topeka
BOX -6-Pine and Fifth avenue.
Box li--TQpeka ANA Douglas.
Box llf-Lincaln and Lawrence
Box 1i-Douglas aud Fifth aveuu,
BOX E-DoLgias ana 81. Francis
BOX jest University and Seneca
Box 114-0ak ana Maple C1Fest S.del.
EoX 17i-t'hicago and Sycamore
boN 1,i-Market and Douglas.
BoX 11t-4lsia and pouglas
Box Z-5i1in ana Eirst
BOX --i-alain ard Second.
Box --Main and Third
Box -.-Main ard Central
HoE --al4rsst a1f .lerenth
Box -E-s1pera H1lse
@cN l-a-ila and Division
Box 5s-Illrtreuth ana Eo0eka
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-12

and thus obtain the great result OF per
te-t manly strength and Tigor for lie
fne doctor wants aN suffering men To
share Hirl him t.e known else he has per-
aorallE attained ite sends rle receipt
fre4 eDt oll fhe reader need Go Is 90 send
bis name and address 10 l. ~ knapp.
I'll -. 1885 luH BiaE- Detroit, Mich. re-
this paper. II Is generous offer. and al
men c1sbt % be slad % have such an
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-12

Rheumatism seems TO take a E

lsnI seelIs 70 taAe HtuISII Uegnt n IoTJUTIng
victims. No mode Of punishment invented By man.
practiced by devil possessed savage has caused more
bodily suffering, such deep, racking pains this ptiless
disease Rheumatism leaves in trail distorted muscles
crooked and mIsShapen joints and limbs and the intense
pain and agony endured reflected IN the haggard and
furrowed counteuance of the sufferer Rheumatism makes
grow old and decrepid before time and many an
in the full vigor of manhood has been suddenly
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-12
COLDS CURED
IN ONE DAY
Colds.

The kind that stop
UP The nose, make
the eyes ache. and
give yoU that suno-
Gated feeling. are
relieved in twenty
minutes and cured
in one day by SNIP
~ inhaling HH-
OMEI.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-12
East and West Side RacketS
Wholesale and Retail Gsasral Merchandise
ALL MONDAY.
Il Pounds Best Granulated Sugar S09
Scalping knife Chewing Tobacco, per pound 24c
California Potatoes per buShe Csc

Some people are buying Early Ohio Seed Potatoes.
We have OF the finest shipped to Wichita
Ii you have a good cellar and keep them, will
save you money
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-12
FIVE DOLLARS A BOX
The price Cut No Figure with Him.

II want to say. for the benefit OF some
poor dyspeptic. that Stuarts Dyspepsia
Tablets VIII give comfort and a cure
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-12
Alarm Box Location.

The following is the official list Of fire
alarm boxes in the city. II should be
preserved. Fire Chief Walden viii fur
nish keys TO boxes 10 people in the neigh
3. rr--. 4.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-12
BUYS 5000 ACRES

1 -. 80 go 79s 2sli 80 g L
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-12

3. r. II LEAN,
d. NJ. GALU SHA,
LEE HAYS.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-12

Total
Arizona republican., 1902-06-10
Strong Proofs
Offered to Show the Merits OF
Coke Dandrufc Cure and
Hair Tonic.

Whenever the people render a YER
dict it must under all circumstances
be final.
SO. in the test now being made of
Coke Dandruff Cure and Hair Tonic
for the cure of Dandruff and all scalp
and hair troubles. whatever the pop
ular verdict in this case be 1t must
stand unchanged.
In Phoenix alone there are hundreds
Of people who believe from their own
experience that Coke Dandruff Cure
and Hair Tonic is indeed grand
rer'"'-- for tho scaln and hair. having
thoi:.s-l.as bsen cured by using It.
Judging from our enormous sales,
we cannot but believe Coke Dandruff
Cure has genuine merit. AS far as we
have heard, too, it sells everywhere as
it does in Phoenix. Our recent pur-
chases of this preparation have
amounted to hundreds of bottles. GER
tainly an unusual amount to be sold
by any retail drug store.
Coke Shampoo and Toilet Soap for
the hair scalp and skin. cleans beau
titles. For sale by Elvey & Hulett, the
Live Druggists.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-10
HOT WEATHER WEAKNESS.

II you feel tagged out, listless and
lacking in energy. you are perhaps suf-
fering from the facilitating effects of
summer weather. These symptoms in
dictate that a tonic is needed that Will
create healthy appetite, make digas-
ton perfect. regulate the bowels md
impart natural activity to the liver.
This, Herbine Will do; it is a tonic lax
alive and restorative. H. J. FreegarJ,
Propr. Grand View Hotel, Cheney,
Kan, writes: Il have used Herbine
for the last u years, and nothing on
earth can beat it. 1t was recommend
ed to me by DIR. Newton, Newton,
Kan soc at Elvey & Huletts, the
live druggists.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-10
Territorial News

Sc E. 80 g S:>:>:. 90:
THAT KILLED PACKARD
DIR. &. *. Claypool and Undertaken
F. l.. Jones. who went to Keno 10
axlume the body of the late Eugene
b. Packard and recover the pullet
which caused his death, returned nome
last Friday afternoon. The SIX pieces
of lead and the metal Jacket which had
formed the deadly missile were found
embedded in the backbone and eX-
tracted by the doctor. The base of the
metal Jacket is intact. and affords con-
elusive proof that it is part OF .5o5
Savage cartridge, the kind used by
Gonzales. the Mexican charged with
the killing of Packard.
Messrs. Claypool and Jones also Wis
tied the spot where the killing took
place and were fortunate in finding
the second shell from Gonzales gun.
Gonzales has been indicted for the
murder Of Packard and his trial is set
for June 13th.-Silver Belt.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-10
ADJUSTMENTS

The Curtiss Comedy company opened
their season at the park theater last
sight and were greeted with one of the
largest audiences ever seen within the
gates of this popular resort. The open-
ing play was the four act rural comedy
Down on the Farm" and no better
or more pleasing play has ever been OIL
fered to the public Mr. Curitss and his
clever company are entitled to every
praise that can be bestowed on com
pany. and their stay here will surely lie
d grand success. The management of
the park are also entieled to share Of
the credit for the many improvements
were very noticeable. Among the spe-
cial features last night We're the Pick
erts, who delighted all by their nigh
class specialties and artistic dancing
The band and orchestra gave .crH-
pleasant part OF the programme and
furnished some excellent music. Down
on the Farm will be the bill for The
first three nights, and the great star
drama Utah. will be the Offering for
tine last half Of the week.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-10
BIRCHETT BROS.

ton of locating. and purchased Il place
in Pasadena, but became dissatisfied
there and sold out again and came
here. They took his brother. Mr.. David
Wallace and family. entirely by sur
prise, as they had no idea they were
in Arizona. They are we'll pleased With
this country as far as they have seal
it, and will be welcomed as citizens if
they should decide to remain.
Mr. ]. y. Loper, G.. r. X. of the X. p.
lodge. accompanied by his wife. and
DR.. 7. H. Sabin. James Tarney and F..
P. Drew. the delegates to the grand
lodge from Mesa. which is to meet at
Williams, left on the evening train for
that place. Miss Emma Kester also ac-
companied them, and Will go on to the
Grand Canyon with Mr.. and Mrs. Lo-
per. after the lodge adjourns. The par
ty will be absent about ten days.
Elders Dudley Lewis. o. S. Stapley
and Albert Fiheld were the speakers at
the Mormon tabernacle Sunday.
Harvesters and thresher are getting
in their work in good shape in the grain
fields adjacent to Mesa these hot days.
The crops are somewhat short but IL e
grain is all we'll filed.
The Dodson header is cutting the
grain of MIR. Fricker on section 4 today,
and Will go from there to Mr.. Jeuson's
| and then will pull into his own field.
! II. J. Harper of Lehi was d business
| visitor in Mesa yesterday.
| w b. Lang moved his stock Of goods
| into his new building yesterday. and is
/ now ready to furnish his customers and
any and everybody in all that goes 10
prolong life. groceries, and TO brighten
! it. soda water. during the summer.
The Home Dramatic Club and F,locu-
! ton Class have arranged TO attend the
! commeno ement exercises Of the normal
schol in body. Tuesday night. The
| occasion that takes them there aside
/ from the natural interest in the eXer-
cises is a Midsummer Nights Dream
! by Shakespeare. to be presented by TIE
| faculty and the students of the normal.
| The class and company are particular
ly interested in work of this kind since
the course received under the intsruc-
ton Of Mrs. Hauiill Hancock. They Nj
all ride down in a hay rack, so if peo-
pie along the route hear a serenading
party PASS, don't he deceived int
thinking it was all for your benefit.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-10

To all persons owners and proprIetorS
of lands irrigated by the Maricopa
canal, public acequia, within Phoenix
precinct, Maricopa county and Arizona
Territory:
Notice is hereby given that under
and pursuant to the provisions of par
agaph 41S1 and 41SS of the revised stat
utes of Arizona Tor 1901. 1, Gilbert d.
Gray, justice of the peace of Phoenix
precinct aforesaid, do hereby call to-
gether all the owners and proprietors
of land irrigated by the Maricopa
canal, a public aceQuia, for the pur-
pose of electing two CO overseers for
said acequia for the year commencing
June II, 1902, and ending June l.. 1908,
said election to be held at my office on
Wall Street. in Phoenix aforesaid. upon
the 18th day of June, 1902 and to I've
conducted in accordance with the law
relating to general elections in SO far
! as the same may be applicable.
Copy of this call to be published dali
ly in some newspaper of general cir
culation in said Phoenix precinct, COM
mencing Wednesday, June 4, 1902. and
continuing until the date of said cleo
ton and copies thereof posted at
the head to the terminus of said ace
quia.
(Signed) GILBERT D. GRAY.
Justice of the Peace in and for
Phoenix Precinct. Maricopa
County, Arizona Territory.
Dated June .. 1902.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-10
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NOTICE OF HEARING PETITION

In the Probate Court of the County of
Maricopa Territory of Arizona.
In the Matter of the Estate of Jennie
Isaac. deceased.
Notice is hereby given that Francis
A. Shaw has filed in this Court an in
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Dated June 9th, 1902.
c. NJ. LANDER.
Clerk.