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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-12-19

Births


{. w and E Reese es2s Talbot. girl.
c. and NJ. Watson 81 East Georgia, girl
ID Z and g. Cooley, a. North tapltoi. Doy.
II. and G. Brsdner. 81 East Court. boy
J. Il. and l.. RCessler. so Tacoma, girl.
James and Mary H0Fsiey. l4z5 Mills street boy
II. and b Brfdgewater. 2zs missouri bcy,
j. and NJ Ellington. - waiter street. shi-
Ira and Ersie Knight. l3O4iz South Meridiah'
boy.
C and a Boyd. 1906 Cornell. boy.
A r.. and q. Clayton. Deaconess HOSPITAL Doy'
A. and F. Lee. 10s Wisconsin. girl
c. W. and c. Hale. ISIS Central, girl
Marriage Licenses.
John r. Thrasher and NOra p. Cook.
Rufus Bradshaw and Matte Zion
Albert F. Erteljorg and Esteile Marie Homer
George ". Zahner and Martha Bibbens
Nelson Robinson and Mary Piper.
Deaths.
Lille N. Hsugh. twenty-three. detention nos
pital. smallpox - -, -.
Marcia campheld. eighty-two. 173 Capitol ave-
nue.. apoplexy. - ,,,,.
septcaemia.
Mary Carver. Twenty-Five. Dayton avenue
typhoid fever. - ~.
Sarah Ellen Mcintosh. hfty-four. 80 West
Vermont. heart disease. -.
Iva L. Now. twenty, 1923 Brookside, tuoercu-
1osis-
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

If you have anything 20 buy. sell or trade mako
that fact known through the Sunday Journal
want ads You will get the desired results.
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Building Permits.
F. Morrison. double frame. Eugene street.
Columbia Club repairs. Monument place. SIS.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-13
HAVE CLASS PARTY
Friends University Preparatory Class
Have q Good Time.

The arst year preparatory class OF
Friends University met AZ the beautiful
home OF their president, Miss Pearl Helm
shaw last evening and very pleasant
tine is reported By all.
The evening was spent IN progressive
crokinoIe and various other amusements
and throughout the evening music was
rendered by the class orchestra
The following program was rendered:
cauaPearI Hinshaw and Maggie Car
Music-MsscaEn Carallerta Rusti-
cana Pearl Hinshaw and Masg1e Carr
Recital ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS cora " ei1l-S
Guitar Solo s..---..------.-.--. LoIIle EArt
After the program an elegant supper
was served consisting Of orange ice. cake,
and confectionery. The evening passed
very quickly and pleasantly Those
present were: Mr.. and Mrs. Einshav,
Pearl Hinshaw, Grace Carey, Rose Slade.
Maggie Corr. MsbIe Cutter. Nina Row
lev. Cora WempIe, Lottie Psrr. Daisy
slade. Sylvia Mcdaniel, Edith Sanley.
stella Mcdaniel, Anna zissel, John Corr,
John Stanley Roy Halderman, Chss-
Church. Claude Smiley. OTvie Rhea, Ron
aid Slade. Nobus Obata, Clark Williams,
Lindley Randall. Ckauncey Overnan,
Chas- Smith and Louis Rowiey.
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Cures all stomach troubles

vet what physician OF experience and ed
ucatfon would give the same prescription
20 any considerable number OF patients,
even though their symptoms were scrne-
what similar The counon-sense. Drac-
teal nlar Of efectually Riding your cat
tie Of this disease. L By the Use OF a
remedy which s prepared exclusives lqr
the purpose; one which has oeea Illts
tested by ranchmen OF reputation and
integrity and found 10 merit full and free
endorsement
u nave given YOU 4 brief descriF ton
OF ths origin OF mango. with my concep-
ti0u Of the cause Of he present viruienr
type Of this trouble. and VIII TOW hrieiiy
consider the best methods 10 adopt for is
speedy ard thorough eradicate
When 2 small number o. ANIMALS az 2
to be treated. any efficient liquid r=lne1y
can be successfully applied by means OF
the swab. brush OF spray pump, with the
use OF which you are al doubtless more
or less familiar When Il becomes nee
assary 10 60 over large herd for mango
Or any other purpose the soors WI =
fou1d wholly Inadequate, largely owing
10 the length Cf time required % apply
a remedy IF any kind 70 every part o.
a \ infected animal even though the brute
b. entirely Gocile, and when you have
range cattle 70 deal with this plan D.
comes stil more difficult 4 not entlrel
impossible Therefore, I believe there "a
but one solution ot this proolsrn--ol.a
practical nd certain way % wipe out this
trouble and restore your cattle - the
conterred and hesIthfuI state they en-
ioyef before this r0rmentor made Us ap-
5esrance. and that is 20 dip them
wholly irlnsrsing every affected amin Al
ir a solution which e known % ~ harm
less vet thoroughly Effective Dipping
cattle Is not z rev idea nor has = always
been A cisr1ns success. however there
are several cooperative plants = oTera-
ton IN different parts Of the cclLtrJ
which are being used 70 the financial al
vantage Of the stockholders - wei 20
al other ranchr7er who aTaH theme iF-s
OF the opportunity % having their cat
tie dipped Z Il Tot sufficient that you
DID vour cattle II small tank i-rnr0p-
e-iy constructed and ailec with a mixture
Witch II strong enough % cure mango
and kin vsrrnin. zriil II al pr0olEsllfF
fniurs the eyes or other parts % the AMI
s-The dipping % cattle f. an uadertak-
f-r v-l1fct means TIE Application n IDEAS
resulting from careful thought and I-rac-
tfcaI experience. combined With a T7tzi-fis
q known effic~ucy. "
In ~orcIusion. I wish . So that I
e--I- believe hat the dipping ~ llsrI
IL ire ONLY certain s1iuttc1 - tnls
-ror1freson,e Dr. hleu1- And = = also ~
800 -+sr within z few years ticks.
Teas fezer ard the quarantine ne VI
Sc memories as the result ~ ne 4ippiAs
..-rha dav is s-1rslv uot tsr distant WIEN
r..-fa fip-irz plants VII - T71re .inl-
e-o--= IN The s0uth and middle Nest tilaa
--a shaco 5ippi-g piarts ~ present
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At the Crawford.

The Crawford theatsr was packed last
nj zht with a very enthusiastic audience
who say the FaIk-N erOnes company Who
presented The Golden Giant Nine. n
a highly creditabie manner. One Of the
attractive features Of this company Is the
specns1 scenery The play IS one that Nc
kee Rankin made famous Il has been
presented here before by cheap companies
under various titles. but never before
under its present title, and IN the proper
manner. The play as presented last night
is beautiful production and one that
was thoroughly enjoyed by the audience
Miss Mortimer IS Bessie Fairfax again
did some excellent WORK he special
ties were also very pleasing. The man
ageuent last night announced that On
Friday night In the Castle Of the King
q decentralization CT Mistress Nell VIII De
presented. This company carries three
couplete sittings Of scenery for this play,
which they promise vii be an unusually
me production OF this story as tod By the
Mistress Nell as presented by Miss Cross
man in the east. For q special matinee
TO-DAY Monday nights bill. a Nutmeg
Match. VIII be repeated and tonight the
wei known Play, Hazel XIX VIII BE the
Offering.
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LITE STOCK MARKET
Hog Receipts Were Fair for a
Holiday.
MARKET WAS STRONG
Cattle Market Was Steady for
Class Sold.

There vas q fair supply Of hogs On the
market yesterday, but several hundred
less than the previous DAY The marheI
was strong for the best heavy hogs and
barely STEADY for the lights and poorer
grades The buyers took hold early IN
The dav and the market was fairly active
during The business hours. There was
& rest fer q couple Of hours during the
riding contest, and most Of the people az
the yards adjourned 10 see the bucking
horses and the cowboys give their exhi-
biti0n but they returned and the yard
was pretty wei cleared Of hogs al the
close. s6.l5 was the TOP price OF the day,
but good mixed medium heavyweight
hogs sold for $50. Some carloads which
made G. FAIR average II weight, sold Tor
considerably under s.. but they contained
& good many very light hogs. ard the
average was brought up by heavy rough
hogs. These lightweight hogs and PIGS
are not in favor with the buyers and
they viii not bring good prices. because
they happen 10 be sold with better hogs
They simply cut down the price Tor the
f-lrr0ud
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SHIPPERS AND NOTES

The few shippers who came in with
their stock yesterday put in most OF
their time looking after the cattlemen :
convention
Henry Steinkirchrer. OF Newton is one
OF the most regular shippers 70 this mar
ket bur he doesn't Ike to be crowded on
the street cars He went TO the yards
yesterday on q car that was crowded TO
euffocation. ana he kept the whole crowd
in good huu0r by his repeated warnings
- the boys Now. don push.
Tie briCkiayers we're busy as bees yes
terdav on the new D0ld cooler. The new
bold packing house goes steadily ID. cat
fIemeu's convention or anything else ID
the contrary notwit hstanding-
=. L. Taylor. of Sawyer. Kan, was
around Yesterday distributing frame pic
tures of ms fine Hereford bull, Rose
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-13
MUSIC AND DRAMA.


The most delightful feature OF the
Aunt Jerusha company's performance IS
the excellent male trla OF singers who
appear in the last act OF that comedy.
The Aunt Jerusha company opened a Two
nights engagement at the Tole- auditor
Jun last night and played % a me mouse
Nearly ever. seat in this spacious thea
ter was filled and the Audience was ex-
ceedingIv appreCiative and enthusiastic.
The Play IS on the order OF $ Punkard
and other rural comedies or tnat nature
The play IS full Of comedy and the com
edv element was loudly applauded II r
more than usual demonstrative manner
bv the large audience. Aunt Jerusha
was PLAYED by Miss Jennie Wetmore and
she made hit in the part The irish
character Of the play and that OF the
soubrette by Connie Campbell were es-
paciauy clever. The play gave excellent
satisfaction and this company VIII 10
doubt play 70 good business tonight
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-13
SAVED Her cHlLo's LIFE.

IN three weeks our chubby little boy
was changed by pneumonia almost 10 a
skeleton" writes Mrs. ". watkins, OF
Pleasant City. Q. a terrible cough set
in, that. in spite OF a good Doctors treat
ment for several weeks. grew worse every
day. We then used DR.. Kings New Dis
covery for Consumption. and our darling
was soon sound and well. We are sure
this grand medicine saved his life" Nil
lions know its the only sure cure for
Coughs. Colds and all Lung diseases.
Behring's pharmacy guarantee setisfac-
ton 5Ac g 90
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The cennsn sense kethsa.

To absolutely cure dyspepsia and restcrs
the digestive organs 20 health, We must
give the stomach complete rest and give the
BODY a pienteous variety OF good nourish-
ment and az the same time supply recon-
structive materials 70 be used IN repairing
the worn ont structures.
To devise a method OF accom- plishing
these things has beer a perplexing problem,
and its solution marks a new era In the
treatment OF dyspepsia
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-13
SETES Doh


The supply q cattle was fully IS large
IS expected yesterday The bulk Of the
offerings were common stoCkers. which
went at prices about steady with the
close OF the market on Tuesday. There
ere so many fine cattle nov In the yards
that these thin stocksrs did not make
reIT good showing IN comparison. buc
THAT did not make any difference with the
buyers and they took everything offered
The prime butcher cattle were principally
CONSPICUOUS by their absence. and the
1ew head offered brought strong prices.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-13
THE WEATHER.

Washington. Feb. -Forecsst-Kansas
Cloudy THURSDAY. probably snow with
colder in west portion; Friday. probably
fair. east TO northeast winds
Oklahoma ard Indian TerritOry-Fsir,
Thursday and Friday; much colder
Thursday night or Friday; east 10 north
- r-frle
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-13

this city. after an illness lasting two
years Judge Dickinson was one Of the
original attorneys for the United States
steel Corporation il charge OF al the
mining properties ot that corporation IN
NFf--ez7rz
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-13
JAMES n. FARRELL, A PROMINENT
CHICAGO NAN.
Ard the Oldest Member Of ths IIIinsis houst
Ct Representatives makES >
Recon- mendstion.

James 4 Farrell Of Chicago. IS ere c. Ire esz
sSsgn figures h TIE Democrats pohccs Ct nat CITY
For years ne has ossn MARSHAL c. TIE famous COCK
Courry Democracy Marching Chr ghich has par
C-1paisd n pemocr5oc campaigns II nan TIE sts-ss
q the unIon ard which went 70 New YORK especl11J
&C sssls, II Ire election Of Mayor Van Syck
Cart Farrell IS TIE oldest nlencer Of the Ll-1cis
Ec,se q Peurese -tsszes IT Point O. service AeTiaz
ss.1 ns-ber continuously since l65k- MS cen
sunlcues have elected I'm e-Eht UrrSs re naS oes1
.sader II that cody from the oee11rE Of Is career
s1d IS che Ct the ocst known 6gEes II LElois
pc-lccs.
Cart Farrell S So years Ct age ard ore q there's,
preserved ue1 for his years n TIE limos Les letr-.
6sspte is a-cous and cc1$tsn- cu-les II taz- pocy
Eicago. uzdsr dz.s Of nzrca !. 1901. ne wrrsx
Es iSacTs.
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Respectfully yours,
TEnES Z. EERRELL

Dr. csloveIrs Syrup Psrsta end Herr LaxztiTs
Coupouno S guaranteed = cure al forms O. scuac-
touole-cliousness, sick neso.chs, Indigestion and
cousacztor- Not Ct irrItE1t cut corrective Drug
eists generally SCI =. Ask yours. oGs Z he hesus
Z send tor free sample and beckett Perst1 SYrZs
Co. koa1celo LA
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-13

~ AAHaa - % % W
treat I'll Patients tree.
cnar1ing cuir fur fhe
actual cost ~ The mrii-
cire used far fhf cHFc no
other charge made tbs
or@r applies a. tstarTn.
Tle4fness Rheumatism
kidney. Blood ard N~Ff
nsss Diseases. NaLrfrucs.e.
yNesEresses az 1feu aast
Diseases ~ W1men. tan-
slitation free cures
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-13
ANEAfIA
Is little red in the blood.

Is little red IN the blood.
The red in the blood Is
tn oxygen-carrier. Better TO
bXath with half Of one lung
than not have enough red in
the blood.
The blood IS full Of digested
food; but It can't build muscle
and nerve and bone without
oxygen.
SCOTS emulsion Of cod-Hver
oil puts red in TIE blood the
oxygen-carrier. Its Ike build-
ing a railroad into : famine
stricken country.
vs.ssss ys- 4 z.sis = -. 2 " Ia
EorT BOVINE, - PsEi s--s- Ne. YssA
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-13
CHINESE NEW YEAR

Yesterday iAe NsN Year bsg@n-t1zt Is
sn Chinatown ard the tnree Cs.sst-als
Who inhabir the town Observed tia oay
with thelr customary relisious cs-enlon-
les They began 10 ruake pTspa ratio1s
Tor the event severai weeks $50 sn6 the
chinese laundry o. East Douglas avenue
vas gaily decorated
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-13
eeesPe SetRs Remarkable.

The result has been more than 70 Sc nss
seemed possible 70 accomplish. The prepaz-
alton formed on these principles, known 80
kodol Dyspepsia Cure. has been used By
many thousands OF dyspeptics, and In every
case il afforded almost instant relief, and
as continued use never failed 70 bring about
comulete recovery, even Ia the worst cases
after everything else had failed. This
record seems remarkable; but Il 10 only
a natural result OF the composition sna
properties OF this PREPARATION.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-13

Pv intricste experiments and laboratory
work It was found possible 20 combine. IN
exact proportions, all the cigestants natural
II used in the digestion OF the various
classes OF foods and 70 unite with them the
organic substances required 10 build up the
exhausted tissues.
These investigations we're especially con-
Quoted for the purpose OF dsvisiug prep
sration which by us prsssnce IN the stomach
and alimentary tract, would conp4eIeiy re-
1--we the digestive organs from work BY d.
costing whatever class Of foods might %
eaten.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-13
We Mast Give n q Best.

But what are we going TO do when the
stomach is completely tired out and can DO
longer digest food? We must rot allow our
bodies to become saturated with the poison
Gus materials formed By the fermentation
of undigested food that would be followed
nv serious and probably fatal results; and
we must not wreck the nervous system by
the tortures OF indigestion. We must give
the stomach rest. But how are We going TO
do f.?
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-13
cea:af'f Live ElIhs6i eRe.

The whole trouble lies In the stomach,
that's plain enough. But We can't afford 70
remove tbs stomach and ne can't afford TO
LEI II be destroyed BY disease. It is the
most important organ Of the body and We
couldn't live without IL.
The stomach prepares the food for making
the blood that nourishes every organ a1d
tisSue O, the body. Without good, rich
blood the heart becomes weak, the lungs
break down, the liver becomes cnoked aud
the kidneys are strained beyond endurance.
There il no disease, except the consequences
of Injury, that is not directly caused or
aggravated By disorders OF the stomach.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-13
OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
Chicsco.

Chicago. Feb l2-CattI@ Receipts. %
no Market slow and lower, except Ior
fancy beeves. Good 60 prime steers. 500
0---5. poor 70 medium. Sttvdo-e coz STOCK
ers and feeders. s--50fl4-lo- COWS. 81
- heffers s. 5E515. Gamers, 3 ga
bulls. s. -44-S0; calves, S2-oe13 .;
Texas fed steers 81 .251l5. %
HoEs-ReCeipts today y go; tomorrow.
4He.. left over. 1--Ur Heavy, STEADY
Nrht weak Mixed and butchers. s5-salJ
$50. good 10 choice heaEy: so.9s4ost z
bulk Of sales. &-eeu6.15-
Sheen-Receipts. 1900. sheep and lambs
steady Good 20 choice Wetners 60, -.
55 fair 70 choice mixed, $ 500 y.
western sheep and warnings $t-5el9-e25
native lambs. S525d6-65-
Oficial receipts and shipments yester-
Beeeipts-Catae. s52; hogs. 4a.7os;
s nea5s-Cat,le. 1851; hogs SOS;
Kansas City.
Kansas city. Feb Receipts,
$50 natives On Texans and 100 calves
tna--e sIaushterins steers, heiter STEADY.
tesr grade srOckers and feeders NrIn5
coumcu killer and feeder cGue slow 70
l0c lower. Choice export and dresse1
beer cattle slow 10 loc lower t1olce
exnort and dressed beef steers, So-stG
=.- fair I'D good s. $3.50, srockers and
feeders 8 5l7l5.l0. western led steers,
s4-7T575. Texas and Indian steers, s. -
1l=a1- Texas COWS. S215Q4-5e. native COWS,
& fl4- heiferS. S.l5Q5--3- Gamers, =
81 hr0s s. d1q450, calves A5ea5-5a.
Eogs-Receipts 1890. Best STEADY;
common. shade lower TOP. $50; bulk
ol ---s sa.4trl6 A.. heavy. So.s5l $50, mix
81 packers. S6.eou6-4o, light s5-3y46.le;
shse3-Recei1ts. I40 Market 10c high
er Native lambs s6-9oUs-55. western
lambs Ssrl-t - native Wethe-S. Sfa'rtt
son western wethers Ss-4104So: year.ings
ewes. sS-56Eteo. culls and
feeders s20oQ45a
81. Louis.
= Louis Feb. 12-Csttle-Recelpts
sora including 200 Texans Market
steady for natives. Strong Tor Texans
Beef steers $50 ~, stockers and teed-
50. Texas steers, S3--Co5-za- cows and
Hogs-Receipts 200. Market slow 70
g lower PIGS and lights S7S3oe-oe'
-e.ife~s * e5T6I0. butchers. s6IoI641
est-e-n-Peceints son Market steady
Natives 81 5e15-25, lambs. S5.-51s-I5-
MILLIONS PUT TO WORK.
The wonderful activity Of the new cen
tu-v is shown By an enormous demand for
tb7 worlds best worsers-Dr. Kings New
lie PnIs. Fer Constipation. Sick Head
ache. Btiousness, or any trouble Of
Stomach. Liver Or Kidneys they're IN
riraIca only sc al Gshring' pharmacy.
Judge Daniel Dickinson Dead.
Duluth. 8Iinn. Feb. 12-Judge Daniel
a Dickinson died today ~ his home u
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n Dleests shai fsa fai.

Kopor. DYsPEPsIA CURE digests Whist you
eat and allows you 20 eat all the good, whols-
some food you want. IL sou are suffer- ng
from Indigestion you will be surprised 81 the
speedy relief IL will give you. II your case
is OF long standing II viii reqnire reason
able time 20 effect cure: for Nature cannot
reniace worn out tissues with new ones oy
magic. But when. by the use Of this prep
aration, the stomach is given absolute rest,
and abundant nourishment and Teconstruc-
tive materials furnished, recovery Is certain
and permanent.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-13

II vou belong 70 the great army Of suffer
s,s from indigestion you can realize what
national calamity it is that tnree-fcurtas
OF the American people are in the same
ranks.
Il is easy enough to moralire on Whist
brought about this terrible condition,-high
living, poor living, fast eating, improper
eating, worry, strain and host OF other
things. But the great question IL, What are
we going to Go about il sud how are We
going to overcome its terrible effects?
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one wag Of Beng n.

We can stop eating. Some people have
been forced to DO it for awhile, and few
have deliberately tried 30 do II. fe~
years ago one man voluntarily went without
eating for forty days and nights; but s. TIE
end OF that time be was little more than
skin and bones.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-13
Springfield. u
FEPsE SYrup Co,
sf~-@f-aff., N

Manufacturers Dr. CaldTeTs Syrup Pspssn.
GEETLEREN: have found after thorough
triei thss your SyrEp Pepsin IS most excsea. ard
successful remedy FOR CYspepsie- Bhousuess and
Sex Headache. I s mast estecve ard pleasing II
n cases o. MS nzrera ard i Is Wiz Pleasure /
Recommend = % others
Respectfully ycu-s,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-13
WATL 3 FoGErRY

One o. the brightest and most popular
acts il liDS-relsE. IS that az the dis
tincuished raconreuCs. Wall & EoEetry,
wf-o are this season touring with Tie Al.
g. Field Greater Mius1rels- The wCFz OF
Wan < FoCerLy = entirely original II
song and Jest they fairy brool7 with
sciuriliall VII and s1appF TeparLee II
tins line a. work thev are Unrjvaled. I'm
itat1rs they have plenty. bar none Who
spprolcb wi-htr, niles CT tLelr delightful
d.oIlery and artistic nonsense MS merry
acr sends audiences INTO estasles Of
laughter and with prolonged applause
the ve-dezVo- 10 hold the act beyond rs
SLOTTED tine These talented Corre1lsirls
have been before the public for many
wears and bruE - their Work t-lat
maturity finish ard com lets1esS, rT1ic1
long exu<rfe7Ce alone grants &c Jhe pains
taxing entertainer The loc-4lisI1l. the
q feature - tire big oII FIELDS Greater
Nils+rels VIII - ~ the Crawford theatre
Wednesday. February e
No rIay within the history ~ the mod
err srz-e has met With q Svea1& success
thar "QCe Nc-iS lrs-.I1clZarl1I1 q
The immortal newell ty thzt name. ard
no orEarizaricG has pro-1Gced this PLAY
II Z more l11ETlltsCzlr manner t61l the
z : Carpenter cc-1Vsa1r-- rich VIII ~
sen AZ The Cr7wfor6 theatre soon The
NAV j one THAI has stirred the hearts of
~ Christian world II describes in &
gTarlic manner TIE ilIe q E4S2n hon
during Ire reign II Nero th- dcs- -fall
~ the empire the burning Of the i'm
mortal city. and t,s dawn Of Christian
~ u * not onlv 9 sl-o1E sermon ea-l-
rsfnirz thrilling dramatic interest .-r
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-13
ON DISEASES OF CATTLE

Pref. c. n. Moore Talks az Yester-
days Meeting.
Prot 6 H Moore. CO Kansas City. IS
an attendant az al Of TIE clttl=ulen :
conventions. Fse IS well I'd O. the crttls
Industry ard especially about diseases
Of cattle. When l. cones 20 spanish itch.
+7ere Is not another man Fl the south
Vi Who IS hstter prePared = ste eos