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The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1902-05-07
STOCK NEWS.
PHONE zAA.

Horace Thomson, Jr. brought
in a bunch of feed bulls from the
Schleicher county ranch Friday.
J. G. Swift of Runnels passed
through. Wednesday after a bunch
of cattle he has in the Thompson
Bros. Schleicher county pasture.
A recent sale of Territory COWS
was made byBige Duncan, John
Smith and Frank Parker to j. S.
Todd. About 400 was the num-
Der and the price $15.
i. D. Wilmeth sold to Mrs. J ID.
Pepper ii head of stock cattle at
$12. 80. Mr.. Wilmeth is preparing
TO start to New Mexico.
Messrs. Wheat and Dragoo sold
TO Mr.. Garrett 1000 or 1900 head
of Territory COWS at $13. Most of
them were furnished by Wheat
and Dragoo, and a few hundred by
other parties. Rock Spring Rus
Ter.
Jno. Cawley last week sold 600
stock cattle and 2 year old steers
to Frank Crowley for SIS per
per head. .... Bud Sowell, last
week sold 225 head of stock cattle
to F. A wilkins for $500 per
head, everything counted. ....
Claude Hudspeth on yesterday
closed deal with John Martin
for all Of his stock cattle, about
$50 in number, for $15 per head.
.... Clayton q Henderson of
Ozona, Saturday bought of j. l..
Wade 300 / and two year old
steers at S14 and $17... About
400 head Of stock cattle the prop
erty of Joseph Graham, were sold
at the Hat ranch on Live Oak
last Friday to satisfy mortgage
held by Frank Crowley. Charley
Crowley bought in the cattle, ..
Billy Montgomery bought some
1900 steer yearlings in Comanche
county recently and will move
them to his Crockett county ranch
by May 15th.....J. R. Brysor
arrived from Comanche Satur'
day. He went down to his ranch
Sunday to round up his 1900
and a year old steers which HI
will put in the Territory.-Ozon,
Kicker.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1902-05-07
Cures Cancer, Blood Poison, Eat
ing Sores, Ulcers. Nothing to Try.

Blood poison or deadly cancer
are the worst and most deep-seat-
ed blood diseases ON earth, yet
the easiest to cure when Botanic
Blood Balm is used. If You have
blood poison, producing Ulcers,
bone pains, pimples, mucous
patches, falling hair, itching
skin, scrofula, old rheumatism or
offensive form of catarrh, scabs
and scales, deadly cancer, Cuttings
bleeding, fostering sores, swellings,
Jumps, persistent wart or sore,
take Botanic Blood Balm (B b b.
1t will cure even the worst case
after everything else fails. Boz
tanic Blood (B b b. drains the
poison out Of the system and the
blood, then every sore heals,
making the blood pure and rich,
and building up the broken down
body. B. B. B, thoroughly test
ed for 30 years, Sold at drug
stores, 81 per large bottle. A
treatment sent free by writing
Blood Balm Co., Atlanta Ga,
Describe trouble and free medical
advice given until cured. Botan-
ic Blood Balm does not contain
mineral poisons or mercury las
so many advertised remedies do) p,
but is composed of pure Botanic
ingredients. Over 5000 testi-
monials of care by taking B, B, B.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1902-05-07
No Loss of Time.

/ have sold Chamberlain's Collie
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
for years, and would rather be out
of coffee and sugar than it. |
sold five bottles of it yesterday to
threshers that could 60 no farther,
and they are at work again this
morning,-H. R. Phelps, Ply
mouth, Oklahoma. AS will be
seen by the above the threshers
were able to keep on with their
work without losing a single days
time. You should keep a bottle
of this in your home. For sale by
The Central Drug Store.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1902-05-07
Roberts Out Of Fsyor.

London Truth Is authority for
the statement that Lord Roberts Is
not In favor with those who profess
to know what is going on In the
British war Office. He 10, the wise
ones say, mere echo Of Mr.. Brod-
rich, who has taken upon himself
the duties Of commander in-chief as
well as the minister OF war. Brave
as a lion before the enemy. Lord
Roberts Is mefe putty In sAs hands
of Mr.. Brodfick..
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1902-05-07
A Kansas CRATER.

Speaking of gratis and graft
ers," said a Topeka man to Wash
ington interviewer the other day,
~ knew q man out in my state who
had your man beat to death. This
fellow advertised sure potato bug
exterminator. He inserted the ad-
vertisement In all the farm and
country magazines and journals,
offering to send his exterminator
for 81. He received d liars by the
thousands. What he S, It them was
little package, con lining two
small, square blocks of wood,
marked No. 1, and No. e. The
printed directions that went with
the blocks read something like this !:
Hold block No. in the fingers
of the left hand, the smooth surface
up. Place the potato bug upon the
smooth surface. Grasp block No. 2
firmly between the index finger and
the thumb Of the right hand, and
bring it down sharply on the back
of the 9ug. This device has never
failed to exterminate the bug OF
course, it wasn't long until the post
Office people were riding his neck.
If I'm not mistaken, he got ten
y.areO
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1902-05-07
Drouth And Grasshoppers Create
Havoc.

Santa Fee, N. NJ, April 90
Reports from all parts of the ter
ritory indicate that sheep are dy-
ing by the hundreds. This is
lambing season and the number
of lambs that will be saved will
be unusually small. The range is
practically dried up on account of
the drouth. Added to the losses
of the sheepmen in the territory
comes the reports that grass hop
pers are already creating havoc in
Northern Rio Grande valley.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1902-05-07
Saws Church Laws Are too Strict

New York, April 29.-Much in
terest has been aroused among the
NJ. +. ministers by the recent
meeting of the ministers i'll Chica-
90, when it was urged that the
church laws prohibiting dancing
and kindred amusements ought to
be modified to meet modern ideas.
That many NJ. +. ministers be-
lieve that the church laws against
dancing, the theatcrs and card
playing do more harm than good
is apparent, There is conserva-
tive element among the ministers,
however, who think that Il relaXa-
ton in church discipline would
work to the detriment of morals.
The Rev. c. l.. Goodell of the
Hansan Place Methodist church,
in Brooklyn, said: ~ think that
the sentiment is such at present
that a general conference might
amend the chapter on amusement'
in the church law SO as to elimi'
nate the prohibition against sucl
diversions as dancing and care
playing, which can of themselves
be conducted in the most limo
cent manner. "-Drovers Telegram
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1902-05-07
Porcelain VloIins From Germany.

Germany now turns out porcelain
violins and mandolins. The tone is
said to be better than that of wood
instruments, and they are unaf-
fected by change Of temperature. A
Nielsen manufacturer of okarinas
and porcelain organs Is the in
yentor.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1902-05-07
House Moving.

We are prepared to move
houses of any size on short notice,
nd at reasonable prices. Drop
Va card or call and see us.
49, POWERS q JACKSON.
San Angelo Texas.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1902-05-07
What Thin Folks Need.

Is greater power of digesting
and assimilating food. For them
DR. Kings New Life Pills work
wonders. They tone and regulate
the digestive organs, gently expel
all poisons from the system, en-
rich the blood, improve appetite,
make healthy flesh, Only 25c at
J. w. Harris
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1902-05-07
AGENTS WANTED.

Life of T. DEWITT TALMAGE
by his son, Rev. Frank Dewitt
Talmage and associate editors of
Christian Herald. Only book en-
dorsed by the Talmage family,
Enormous profits by agents who
act quickly. Outfit 10c. Write
Immediately, CLARK IL Co., 222
S. 4th ST., Philadelphia, Penn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-19
sEnmilienzS Srnnnhirn. 8

q ep : gort, 18, Suli. = 9eps
mann 5ofmann, Elm ru7itI4er S4nets
Der, f6oB ieiner Satin eine &ugel in
ben W}un0 unO be9ing @el6itmorb
bur9 Ginne6men BON &arbolidure.
Die 6rau liegt i'm 6OIpital i'm Stsrs
ben, 6ofmann bate leBtbin tart gez
trunten unb nurOe duf 9eranlofiung
Der grau Der6aftet. Gr mar geraOe
aus Der 6aft entlaRen pOroen. 9as
9aar binterldBt bier &inOer.
G6tcogo, IS. SuIi. - @iaiam
gelfon, peI4er geruOe einen 9aftterz
min bon II Monaten i'm 3u4t6auie
abgeIeFen bate, erf6OB beute fetne
Satin, pel4e ni6tS mebr BON i6m
ntfen nolte, unO 6ra4te ii4 Ounn
iel6it eine S4uBpunOe Bel, pel4e ies
bo8 feline le6ensgefdbrli4e ift. Sin
tleines &in0 beS @6epaares mar Der
ein3ige 2tugen3euge Der 3rag0bie. Die
5rau ioG Oem Manne geiugt baben,
tie liebe i'm nt4t me6r un0 fei t6m
untreu gelporDen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-19
0frihtct.

Soronto, Ont, 18. sSuIi. =
sgreb. See g2ice, fpel4er om 4. Sum-
1901 ben gOnitabIer 8OpO erf4oB,
purbe beute bd6ier bur4 ben @trang
6ingeri9tet. 9ice, 6rant Rutleo9e
unb S6omas iparen unter Der 4nz
flage in 6aft, bas POitamt BON 2lu~
rpra beraubt gu baben. Bd6reno iie
na9 einem @erb0re aus bem 9eri4ts>
ge6dube 5uriid ms 9efdngniB ge>
6ru6t puroen, mari irgenb Elm SpieBz
gefeGe Der @efangenen 3tpei 3ebolper
in bic &utf9e unb Rice erI6oB ben
@onItdblsr Bel einem Slu6tberIude.
Die brei 2lngetlagten purDen iebp9
balo pieber bingfeit gema6t, na4z
benz SOnes BON etnem anberen GDn>
itabler einen S9uR in ben 2lrn err
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-19
0nfruf.

Sie nabite6enb ber5eibncteH 9erionen, ober
iold)e 9erionen Del9e @ustunft iiber Den 9ers
bleib dOer 0as abls6tn Dtrieben Qtben t0nnen, finn
eriu6t, ii5 BEL Ocm llner3ti6nstsn peri0nli6 oocr
i3riftli3 3u mclDen.
II Neam. (SorHame uu6etannt). elm, muthmaBlt1 d.
in Baltimore qeborsHtr unO 3ulest bier pobns
bait gepeiensr sObn oss OerfOrbenen Gapitdns
GuitaO 2IOam, gebirtig aus 6tbmaruHO, OOer
Oefcn Grbsn;
p Sremcr, Sernbare s. H., 9eboren am 8. Sa.
nuur 1869 in 0aTou in Nedlenb, ougebli3
i'm SUM 1897 aIs Ntutroie BON 6tuaniea
(Gngl.) nab 4merita 9ersit;
81 6rots, GIementfne Maria. aeb. - 0tets
nersmann, geboren um 25. Sanuar 1880 ju SSb=
benbiirsn, dn8ebli6 in Baltimore psrsbelt1f nit
@eurid @rote;
a. 6peft. MraIbert. seboren am 90. Sttober Is47.
in Berlin, ungeblid i'm Sabre 1879 in 9arz
foroz6urnact, @ariorO=GO., 0tO., uutsr benz
Rdmen albert StumFeOOer@ ipObnbait gepeien;
81 Weeper, 6ermann, se6oren am g. September
1864 in ,oamm in g8cffden, sultbt Tim Sabre
1894 in Baltimore pObnbait gepeien;
81 Gbdfcr, CT Reiubars, sebOren an 1. au9ut
1913 in Saftl, i'm Sabre 1867 in baltimore
npbnbaft geDslen;
81 Die beiOsn &inoer ieines an 10. Sunuar 1855
in Baltimore peritOrbeuen 9ruOtrs geOrg Gbri=
fopb Sbdfsr, 9eborcn am Z. Aueut 1877 IN
&aftl, ndulib:
= Ulare RaroIine, gebOren am %. 5uEi 1853
50 Ratbarne Gliilbetb, oeb. am 10. Ntdri 1856
buisbit;
g 0tinrib 2uopig Gbrtopb, eebOren om 1G. auz
quit 1881 in &aHcl, itt DieIen 5abren o'rl6ol=
len, ODER Deren Grben;
y gSeiI, al Satb arna. Yiaraaretba, aeboz
ren i'm Sabre 1873 in @siB=GiOOa, an8ebli3
1851 n16 Baltimore au3gspauOert;
b IrisOri3 aonrdO, 9ebOren 1923 in @stB=
9tiooa;
q SobaHnstte, gsb. 1923 in Gieib=RioOu angcbEi3
1853 nab Baltimore ausgspauosrt;
81 Maria 0targaretba, geborsn am 26. Mai 1915
in @ciBzRioDd, ungebli6 nit osinrid GouraO
SbmiDt in Baltimore psrebsii6t getpeieu;
q 2lnna Gliiabetb, 0cborsn an 26 6ebruar 1922,
bciiiQIi6 osrcn glei6falls nab Gmeritu 0usgez
plnOerttr SObn oenrib Aoam 0taiB, geboren
ON 16. Guguit 1913, pbsr o.rsu grbeu.
Salt more, No, l. Suli 1902.
Der SaiierItdbe 9eutfcbe SoHful.
Sn 9ertrstuug
Srebcrtcf S. sbneieer. 8,6tsunpalt,
(3uli5,is sa, O1MN Tr. ), Suo=Sup=Str.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-19
Sob De8 SuGtans BON
Ban Al B q r.

ga n I b a T, S1tdtrttd, IL. oSult.
= 9amub 8in Md6omeb Saib, Sui
tan bon 3an5i6ar, peI3er Dor etli9en
Sagen BON etnem S4IaganfaQe be-
troffen tpurbe, erlitt einen HUdfaG II.
ftarb I'm 2 1lbr beute frii6. 8ouI ItGnz
bige Ru6e 9errf3t bier.
Der Sultan regierte felt 1896, in
tpel4em Sabre er bon ben 8riten auf
ben 56ron er6o6en tpurbe.
Marquis g Satgp geftorbe n.
gotO bumu q, Sapan, 18. SuIi.-
Marquis @aigo, Elm biitingutrter iuz
panif4er Staatsmann, itarb beute an
einem &rebsleiben. Gr befe6ligte bic
na3 5OrmOfa gef6idte Straferpe0iz
tion, betleibete berI6iebene &a6inetsz
PoIten unb mar Elm 8ruber bes 6elz
ben Der @dtIuma 9fsbeQion.
Die Poli3et Dereite1te ; a 8
OueII.
StOd I'm, Is. Sult. - Gs
oerlautet ieBt, OaB Die 9o1i3ei &unbe
BON bem bea6Ii6tigten 0ueG 3pif8en
bem 6auptmann Qlrpib WeIter, pom
i4pebif6en 9eneralIta6, unb benz
4meritaner 8m. @aIper erbieIt unb
S9ritte ergriff tpel6e ben 3peiz
fQmbf bereitelten.
Gin Steg bes &Ieru8.
st m, 18. Suli. = @s 1T 6efannt,
baB bic 3uriidpei1ung BON @ouperz
neur Soft's 8Orfdldgen 6e3igli6 Der
MDn85zQdnbereien auf Die 2ftipn Der
&aroinGle Stein6u6er, @pttt uno 8tz
be5 y Suto 3uriid3ufii6ren lit Qlle
btefe 8ar0indle ge60ren gu religtDien
OrDen, beren 8eiiBItanb auf ben 9biz
lippineH in 5rage fommt.
2onb n, 18. Suli.-0te rSimes"
ldBt Ii9 DON Neuem iiber Die Inter
banblungen nit SAT- melben: rOffsn
geiagt, bilbet bas 3efultat Der 8erz
banolungen etnen Srtump6 fir ben
&lerus uuf Soften Der Stride. Der
8atifun bate Bel 9tnna6me Der amez
rifanif4en 8eOtngungen politiI9 unb
ftnan3ieQ Diel gu geipinnen; politii9,
neil Der Gontraft 92amens bes pap=
ites unb bes 9rGiibenten unter3ei9net
iporben tpGre, ippmit Dem appitolif9en
9elegaten in Waf6ington, Der CUR Rez
gierung fetnen ySocus Stdnbt" bat,
bds He9t berlie6en ipGre, birett nit
8rdfbent 8ooieoelt gu. berfe6ren;
ftnan8ieI, neil bic Compensation.
5pei=, ipenn ni9t breinal 10 bod gez
ipeIen tpGre, tpie fie nun dusfalIen
fpirb. 8ereinbarung ober nt9t, bic
M0n9e tpagen nt9t, na9 i6ren Sc
neinben 5uriid3ute6ren, auBer unter
ameritanif4er @sforte, unb oes6aIb
lit tire WieoereinIeBung cine prattiz
f9e ltnmOgli6teit. Bel Gntfernung
Der M0n9e bdtte Der @atttan etfpu 10
MiQipnen 9oaars in 9olo erbalten,
bate ben &lerus auf Den pbiIippinen
abfinben tOnnen unb 1ein eigenes 9re=
ftige babur9 ge6Oben, baB es ii9 ben
9tnI9etn gegeben 6Gtte, Die 5ilipinO>
&at6oltten gegen bic berbaBten Orz
bensbriiber gu fbiiben, nit benen nun
bic ameritanif4e 8egierung pirO re4z
nen miifen. Inter ben @meritaHern
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Grtrunfeu,

@6eGbp, Mi4, 18,Suli.-2tnna
9erploeg, 10 Sabre alt, unO Settle
Ban 0erpaal, 8 Sabre aft, ertranten
geItern 2(6enO geIegentli6 elmer in eis
nem Ieden 8a6n gema6ten Ruber=
fa6rt auF bem Garpenter@See. 3pet,
IA, reTp. Is Sabre ate S4tDeitern
Qnna's tpurben Qerettet.
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s. .. sSrieoenfualS 81 60.
Nr1erifa's ur6Rter 9strdnte=2aoen.
sd, iperce an Der 6ontdue fein.'
spiritnolens
Yreiie
fnb geinnfen.
Coupons gratis
NIT iebem Gfnfauf. S6nnen eesen
fcbDne 6ei6benfe eingetaufbt perecn.

Samen=@cneper. Sieier srtifl
lit eeqen ale GrauenleiOeH prdpa=
rirt; pro 6lui6e. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. soc.
&otbpein. Sies iit Die ri8tige
3sit fir 8OtbDein; pro Glui9e.... 25c.
Sb,rrb= =Bein, feline Guulitdt fir
Den Safeleebruu6; pro @ullone. 81 90
eilper @rope 9tbe, elm e6ter Otu=
! rDlauDer 8oooen=9GbsteD, Sabre
! alt. 4reis pro GallOne. 10
!. g8esbulb ldn9cr an G9piupiu6t
ooer 2ungcnlsioen bulDsn, pcnn
! Gargo's reiner Mal3=gBbisfeb Sic
4 OapOn turiren tann? BRO 6lai6e.. zoe.
] Infer bcriibmter Rotbipein, in j.
3 Galouen=6lai6en; 9reis .......... 44c.
/ Mpbaipf G}inqer=9lle berielbe
! mie @Osman's; bro Subeno. 6Oc.
@oldnoiiber @eneper, pro 9inte 25c.
Sute6artg 8fx 9orter, bro Sut=
seno :. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. S3c.
@urte's 8uinneb Stout, pro Sut=
! aehO ...............'...''. I'oo
BOOTHS SOm Sin, pro 5lui3e.. Soc.
Niint Sulip. 6ttpas geues unO
Gcincs; pro Slai6e.. 49c.
gi6D 6elcftinezg8afier, pro Sutz
seuO 6lai6en ...................$2 81. 75
! GR6einipein 8auentbaler; pro
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9ic6ig's Malj=Grtratt, pro Glu=
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4 Sparflett.s tommt unO itbt
!. iie. =9orfiibruugen III unierem
4aocn.
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6ulten bate. Der Qtrm muBte fpdter
amputirt perben unb Sones ftarb an
ben 5olgen Der OperatiOn. &utlebge
purOe gu q Sabren 3u4t6aus9aft
Derurt6eilt unD bat Ieitbem Selbitz
moro begangen, tnbem er ii4 iiber elm
SreppengelGnOsr auf ba5 Pfloiter i'm
unteren 9todpert beS @efGngnihes
Itiir3te. gRice purbe gum SObe berura
t6eilt unb 1ein l1rt6eil lit nun boaz
ftredt norben. @r itammte aug
Champaign, SGs., ND feline Gltern
angeIebene 2eute fein follen.
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sefne Ruh, bel 4na unp Rndt.

Riots, mas mir 9erguiigen md3t Die 6laee
rpirO pon tsjusm gsni5sn beftr psrtanosu, ais BON
ieueu 6eDauernsnertbeu 2uten, rpel6e an 6dmors
rboiocn lsOm uHO ptoer QinoruHg, NOD 6tilung
iinDen @tOauerusnertb fno oeie, BON ben beftos
fen Shmtr]eu gcpeiuigteu, uber gub uoa, neil
ibre 9liuobet bas 9ute uibt ftbt, has Sbueu 70
uabs liegt; neil ne oGs tin3Qe 0tittel, ptbss bic
6dmorrbOio;H btifi.igt Hidt fn0en uno gebraubeu,
udml;3 Or. Silsbee's 9luGteiis is linoert iofort
uuo beilt auf bic 2auer. 9roben peroen frei pers
ianOt DON g. 1eutdOt.r & Co., Sor l2l6, 3tps
Yorf CSi, Dc, sal
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(Srnheben.

MaIons 3.zg., 18. Sult.-Gin
beutli8 na6rne6m6arer GrbitoB trat
I'M 5.25 6eute friib bier Elm unO bauz
erte ettpa 5e6n Sefurben. @iele Pers
Ionen purDen bur3 Elm br06nen0es
@et0Ie uno baS &lappern Der 6eniter
aug Dem S6ldfe Qenedt.
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Ser Captain ifarb anf buher Ser.

pbiGubeGp biu, 18. SuGi. =
Der Ser. Staaten &reu5er nP9ila=
belpbia" tit unter bem 9efebl bes
2ieutendnt Commanders 2airb. bier
anaefommen, gapitdn @m. @agner
Reifinger, tpel4er bus S4iff befeb=
ligte, als es BON Banana dbfubr,
itarb am 10. Suli am 9unumufieber
unb tpurbe gu Magbalena beitatttt.
Gr binterldbt cine Witttpe unb cine
Derbeirathete SO9ter gu 0afbingtOn,
o. 6.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-19
Grobeben III periten,
StaNt punSrr Abbas beingrfudt.
Wan fiirdtet, baB 9rDReS ltnhetf anf
Der SSniel Siicbm, inn periiIhen
GUlf, cin9etrcten lit.

Sob bes SuGtans BON 3an5i6ar. -
Ser Oiftinguirte iaPanii4sStuutsz
mann Saigo geftor6en. - 9as
5pif4en einem idpebii6en
6auptmunn unb einem Qlmerifuz
ner in StOt6OIm f4tpebenOe 0ueu
tpurbe bon Der goli5et bereitelt,-
Der 5e6If4lag Der 11nter4anblunz
gen Salts in Rom aIs Elm @ieg
bes 8Ieru8 gegenii6er ben Snterefz
fen Oer &ir6e gef4iloert.
8ombab, 18. Syuli. = Sin 6eftiz
ges @rbbeben trdt um 7.30 am Morz
gen Oes 9. Suli gu 8unber Qtbbas,
Perfien, Elm. @s bauerte BRET Bis bier
W}inuten, unb bann folgten etIi6e
leiate Gri6iitterungen. 2tue 6auptz
iG6li6en 8e6Gube litten S9aoen.
Die Wo6nung bes 8ouperneurs 1tiir8z
te t6etlDeife 3uIummen unb bas 3olz
amt lit 3erit0rt. Die gan5e 8ep0ltez
rung purbe BON ntlOem S3reden erz
faBt unO elite na9 Dem Seeitranoe,
bod fam nur eine 9er1on um's 2ez
ben. W}an gluubt, baB bas Grobeben
auf Der Sniel &iI9m entftano, BON
no aus laute 9etonatipnen in 8unz
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entfpringen Ndp6t6aquellen. 2tm Oft
enbe ltegt Der 6auptort &iI6m, am
0eItenbe 8uiTiOpre, etpa in oerW}itte
Der NorOtiifte 2afit, ipel8es in 1909
bur9 Die 8riten 5erItDrt purbe, Die
@tnDp6ner Der SShfeI, etipa 5000 an
D Der 3a6l, iinb ara6ii9en Stummes.
8unber=N6bas oDer 8unber<Q(6aTz
fee, befer befdnnt ais @ombrpnn, lit
eine 6afenitaOt in Der Yropin3 Sir
man; feit &ur3em biloet iie einen She'll
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periiI4en MeerbuIen na6e beFerW}iinz
bung, ungefd6r 3p0If N}eilen norbz
tpeitli9 BON Der S5nIel Srmu3. 8unz
berIQbbds bat cine 8ep0lterung Don
ungefd6r 5000 bis 10000 Seelen.
Die @taot 1T f4muBig unb ungeIunO
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nen &uufleute in Der Regel ben gr0Be=
rem 3beil bes Sabpe5 in Mina6, flint
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3ubringen. Der 9anbeG BON 8unOerz
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Snbien.
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Be|(5lOcr(eIl.

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8 eat ben u mtsetb q +

01eG6urn, 18. Suli. - 2orb
3ennpion, Der neue @ouOerneur BON
Sios2tuitralien, traf bier Elm uno
legte ben 2lmtseib ais temporGrer Sc
nerQII9ouberneur Der Commonwealth
ppn 4uItrQIien a6. 2abD Senn9ion
befunb ii8 in feiner 8egIeitung. 2orO
6opetopn, pel6er ben Ppiten ulS Sc
nerals8puperneur nieberlegte, 1T na4
Gnolnnb dbdereiit.
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4OR SALE-lf YOU want a snap i'm a 90
loot corner. on "a prominent corner on
one OF the hest streets south. see L. r..
Healy this week, and buy snaD.
l05-ltX
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-16
CLASSIFIED
WANT


FOR SALE-Twelve acres, south of
Twenty-flrst street, g. 200.
10 acres, on Twenty-firSt street, 1890.
10 acres, two miles west of city, acres
set to fruit. Sl006.
Is acres. on Thirteenth street, 7-room
house and barn. 81. 2od.
Fine, modern cottage, 50 feet, only SIX
blocks north, $500.
Cottage and 20 feet. corner. five blocks
from Main and Douglas. Rents for SO
per month. Price. s., 200.
Vacant lot, between Emporia and St
Francyis, on north side of Douglas ave-
Iue, at 4 bargain.
u lots. on West Douglas, between
Charles and Glenn. Make US an offer.
-Four lots on South Water, shade and
l5ix962 feet. Rutan and First. Price.
s1.05)
lots on Waco. Just north OF Thirteenth
street. Price, $3.50 per lot.
Four lots on Vine street, near Univer-
lots. corner Campbell and Hendryx.
500 JOHNSON & NICHOLS,
Rooms Z and s, over 112 Z. Douglas.
800
FOR sALE-5o feet. on corner. 5th block.
S. Market street. east front. Price.
1920. Walter Morris, 126 y. Main.
FOR sAI.E-Best acre lot on Douglas
avenue, College Hill, $1,000. CIeaveland.
10l-4tx
FOR SALE-S0 acres, S. Z. of the city,
$500. W. r. Tucker. 103-ltX
FOR SALE-15 acres, blocks from street
car, 7-room house. barn 24x5e Jog fruit
trees, 100 grape, acres i nalfalfa, )
acres in wheat. , acres fenced hCg-tight
smoke house 12x14, s.. 200. improvements
cost more money If you do not buy
this. you do not want acre property in
Wichita IT is a true bargain.
] have 10 swell cottages. all in swell To-
cations, with all modern conveniences.
from TO 9 rooms, ranging in price from
5000 TO $1,000.
l0-room brick house. in north part of
the city, in fine location, with all mod
ern conVeniences, 3. SOC
] have vacant lots and improved prop
erty in all parts Of the city. and at an
prices. Also swell farms in all parts of
the county, from 5000 to $1,000 Some
of these are dead down cheap. 1t has
rained, wheat looks well, prospects are
good. You viii do well TO see me before
buying, as / have most anything YOU
want, at reasonable prices.
L. s. TROTTER.
Room 5, over 104 y. Main Street.
103-1tx
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CLaIRvOYANI.

SPIRIT NOEl-D-Those wishing e. hear
from loved ones and receive other raiig-
able Information. past present and iil-
ture, lovers accurately described "a 81
or true, and the road 60 success poinseI
out Don't fan ~ consult this EiftfG
mediuul. Jennett Fuller Ne ~ = Maiu-