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The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-05-12

Miss Hartwell, daughter OF Hon. A.
s. Hartwell of Honolulu. Is the guest
of Mrs. Frank Baldwin.
School Inspector a. n. Kepoikai has
returned from Honolulu and begun up
on his new duties.
Especial to the Advertiser)
MAUI. May l0.--On Sunday after
noon. May 4. Manuel Freitas. the H.
year-old son OF Jose Freitas. a we'll
known Kula rancher, shot himself
quite seriously in the thigh. He was
running after mongooee and while
jumping over a small hollow. tripped
and fell. As he did so the shotgun
went off, wounding the boy so badly
that he was taken TO Paia plantation
hospital and placed in care OF DR.. Nc
Conkey.
The Maui sheriffs are busy issuing
subpoenas for the next term of the
Second Judicial Circuit Court, to bs
held at Wahuku beginning the first
] Wednesday OF June. A large calendar
of cases will be tried. The following
Mal<awao residents are to be summon
cd. Grand jurors-L. Won Tempsky
Edgar Morton, Chas. Brown, and E
NJ. Kapoo Trial jurors-Edwin vii
cox. Chas. Thompson, ID. Kapohokimo
hewa. II. h. Carley, Geo. Copp. II. ii
Pieper, w. F. Pogue, Guy Goodness an'
q. S. Aiken.
N. Omsted of Hama has taken charg
Of the Kipahulu plantation store.
Capt Bamberry of the Salvation Ar
my, formerly at Wailuku is now at tn
; mission In San Francisco. Capt. Levi
succeeded Capt. Bamberry al Wailukt
Mr. and Mrs r. A. Potter and Mis-
Juliette Hartwell OF Honolulu are tn
!, guests of Mrs. II. A. Baldwin of Hs
makuapoko.
: W. l.. Iumwalt, recently bookkeepe
, OF Hamoa plantation, together with hi
: wife and four children, will depart 70
J California on the next trip to the coas
, of the Emily whitney Mr.. and Mr..
Zumwalt are At present residing i
Makawao.
Fred CAMEL. the Honolulu contrsc
tor, returned to Maui ny the Claudin
; of the 7th. and Immediately bega
: erecting the foundations for the ne,
Paia hotel OF Y. II. Piepsr.
, During the afternoon of the Sth tn
: Nakawao Ladies' Aid Society met .
, the residence Of Mrs. D. &. Lindsay c
, Paia.
Horses are cheap en- Maui.
The weather Is showery Ksmas
mas say 1t viii rain until July.
4 Il \ "A 4 Il 4 4
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-05-12

tainment that might be decided upon
as the final feature of the week
Already one hotel has promised a
lower rate for the week and there is a
chance that there will be others which
will make the reduction asked. The
shipping concerns, IL is said, will be
ready TO make special rates and such
changes in their schedules by the intro
duction of special trips as will enable
visitors to have the entire time of the
fair here. The horses which go to Hilo
will be back for the races and there
will be special prize lists which vii
draw the best horsefiesh in the Terri.
tory to Kapiolani Park.
To add TO the other attractions there
is a move on foot TO interest the newly
formed Live stock Association, with
the hope that II will see it's way clear
to show some OF the newest importa'
tons Of stock, which would form
great attraction. There are now in tn,
city and on this island some high breC
animals and these could be secured
with some of the recently brought dowI
cattle and horses, to illustrate the new
stock which is being brought into tn
! country. As we'll there are severa
raisers who are contemplating impor
tations and these might be so time
that they would be landed and got int
! condition for such display.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-26

but Hoffman declined to release the dele
cation to Jones, thinking. so the Jones
supporters assert, that he himself would
in the end be bounced upon as dark
horse and nominated.
The several candidates are all sore. and
4 sorry condition Of affairs exist. The
old war horses do not like the idea Of
being turned down by Q man who is
barely a legal resident of the territory.
They do not like to be ditched for the
sake OF man who has never borne the
heat of battle in the territory and fought
for the party ticket through thick and
thin. as have Forrest, Jones, Doyle,
NIaxey, Miller and others.
It IS even limited among the sorest of
the gang that Miller has a deal on with
Cross and for that reason he surrendered
at the proper time to give his support
to Cross, thus causing the stampede to
the calico salesman. 1t is openly charged
by a number OF the local Democrats that
the deal was fixed between Cross and
Miller.
Captain Taylor. who was the territorial
chairman during the Nen campaign,
states that 'as the Southern Construc-
tlOh company IS tearniS up our streets
and the Democrats have nominated
southern colonel for congress, that the
right thing now to do is to surrender the
whole thing to the southern fellows to
run" The captain viii not admit TO
being sore. but his. statements along the
line just mentioned. are sufficient evil
dence that ne is not wen pleased with
the nomination But the captains APP
parent apathy on the matter is shared
by all the local Democrats.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-26
CABINET N SESSION
Canal Route and Relative
Matters Discussed.
MONEY WILL BE DIVIDED
In Ratio ofSix TO One Between
the Two Republics.

Washington, April 25.-The cabinet held
a short session today during which the
relative propositions Of the Colombian
and Nicaraguan governments in oonnec-
ton with the proposed canal were dis
cussed- Both propositions viii be at once
submitted to congress. The president is
exceedingly anxious. whatever the deter
mination congress may come TO IS to the
relative merits OF the two routes. that
some decision may be reached at this ses-
sion. \ comparison of the outlines OF the
agreements or treaties made by the state
department with Colombia in relation 10
the Panama canal and with Nicaragua
and Costa Rica as TO the Nlcaraguan
canal, shows a general resemblance in the
scope Of the arrangements but important
differences in details. One point Of re-
senblance is the amount of money 10 be
paid down at once by the United States
government TO the country making the
concession; in each case this is s. ooo.oe0 II
the choice fails on the Nicaragua route,
Nicarsgua will receives S6.0o0.0oo ard Costa
Rica 100000 a good deal OF the delay
that has occurred in concentrating tho
arrangements was owing to the difficulty
in reaching basis OF division as between
Nicaragua and Costa Rica and this is
generally fixed upon as about 8 70 1 ia
favor Nof Nicaragua. No provision is
made in the Columbian protocol for the
payment Of any annual rent-that matter
will be left to future adjustment though
OF course il is expected that some rent
win be charged. The agreements as 10
the Nicaragua canal. however. specifically
state the rent 10 be paid which is s3oo
per annum of which Nicaragua viii get
about SOS .0ot and Costa Rica S5o0o. While
this rent is merely nominal. IL serves a
useful purpOse in the estimate of the
isthmian republics. namely TO continually
assert the nominal sovereignty Of Nicara-
qua and Costa Rica over the territory
through which the canal is out. The orig
inal proposition was to pay a lump sum
representing the capitalization OF this
rent for 100 years but the republics prefer
to have the money paid yearly in recog-
milton OF their sovereignty and in consid-
Grafton OF the allowance of their wish in
this matter. they have gone 10 the length
of making the lease TO the United States
peipctudi "S aSe-ilst tAt Ae' > 81 Ar-tS"
able lease of the Colombian agreement.
Neither OF the ministers-Nicaraguan or
Costa Rican-has yet received the full
powers from their government necessary
to the perfection Of the treaties. The
question of the fiscal agency in the Phil
ippines also was discussed by the cab
met but no conclusion was reached and
it was stated that none can be until tho
attorney general renders his opinion on
the power of the guaranty trust company
to keep it's agency.
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EX-CANDIOATES ARE SORE
some OF Them Believe That Gross
Wasn't Nominated.

Guthrie. o r. April 25.-Tt sppears
IN. .h.. nm 60. Nc ~. ,o,,,,,...a
Tor congress aIter All ana tnat iegaAy'
the Democrats, as yet. have no nominee
for congress This is the announcement
Of the 0emoera.s tbensel,ae- and not
Reoublican eamnairn cry II seoms
gathering the facts as Vel as nossibIe
from those Democrats who are able ~
IAN, tha- in the bsat ~ ~, rross stsn,-
nede The nor,fratfon Vas declared ~
cross when in fac, sbo aid m, bava the
rs,,,i-ss ,v.o-.i,,-ss ,,eoe,zsr,. eo-
,h,fce rl,s $500, ,o,,rf,. G.l..,.;,,,,
,,s 49,. - >-e.t, ,-.-a-,,.- We
s-a -,,--,l,,.. - .,,,,..- 1.,,,-..fe- - -
,.,--t,,,-,- l,.,lss,-, 80. .+s- r,u l.-oss
- .,,e,.or ,,,--f,,s...f
ms. ,.,.,,s.-.,., ~ ,r..-- 49, o-....4
- ~
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TO DETECT POISONS
The Body Tries to Sweat Them ou

ne BODY RES 10 SWeas mem Out.
At a convention of medical men in St.
Louis the effects of coffee drinking were
carefully considered. It was unanimously
agreed that while coffee does not seem to
injure some persons. to others it is a rank
poison. The effect on different persons is.
Of course, very different IN some the
heart is affected. in others the kidneys,
again the stomach or bowels. or the eyes,
and in nervous cases the pr0strstiOn is
spread over the whole body.
As an Illustration. man in Hinton. ".
Va. experienced wei defined symptoms
Of poisoning from coffee. lie says. II
-usea coffee a great many years with no
apparent 81 effects. but about nine years
ago 1 began being sick. became dun.
lost my ambition. had dizziness. my eve
sight was very bad and kept getting
worse. and at times I could hardly navi-
gate ct an. I felt I was going to fall
every minute and finally became 50 bad
I would have to sit down and rest three
or four times in distance OF twice that
many blocks
II went from one physician 20 another
and faithfully took their prescriptions bot
the case was SO complex that they could
not successfully diagnose IT, hnauT
went 10 y. Y city 70 the Vanderbilt
Clinic for treatment There nay case was
diagnosed IS neurast .eIiia- Every morn
ing about nine. I woul5 have a kind ~
spasn. The perspiratidn would break out
all over the palms Of my hands. and uaT
hair would 81 wrin-inz wet every nerve
in the body would D. affected. and ms
fa-
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. "a = TO RTA.
Bears the 1Tha Kind You Have Always Bought
Signature af &xWA1z<w
FARMER ATTEMPTS SUICIDE
Said He Had Family Troubles and
Needed Rest

Oklahoma iCty, O.. r.. April 25-The
Times-Journal prints the following:
7. c. Dixon. a farmer residing near
Noble. while standing at the entrance to
the Masonic Temple this morning said
to Sam Goodrich IF anything haA2ens
TO me, please notify my family Dixon
then pulled a box labeled poison out Of
his pocket and. taking of the lid, swal-
lowed about two-thirds of its contents
Several bystanders saw him and upon
an investigation. it was discovered that
he had taken morphine. An officer was
summoned and Dixon was suddenly hust-
led to the Office of DR.. Witten, where
ne was relieved OF the poison by the aid
Of a stomach pump. To Dr. Witten he
admitted that he had taken the poison
with suicidal intent. After the drug was
pumped from him he was sent to police
headquarters. where he is now being
cared for.
To a representative Of this paper he
said he came to this city because he
wanted rest. He said that he had had
family trouble; had lost considerable
stock: also his home and about 500 in
money. He said that he was cons.+cr-
ably worried over those affairs and need
ed a little rest
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TO LET THE DEPOSITS
Ferguson. Roberts and Rambo are
Considering Proper Banks.

Guthrie, o t, April Ex-Governor Fer
guson, Attorney General Roberts and
Treasurer Rambo met this afternoon to
discuss the letting of the contract for
the depositing of territorial funds for
the coming year. No definite decision
was reached by these men today, but the
announcement will be made in a few days
of the list of banks which win get the
deposits. 1t is believed that four Ma
tional banks viii get the deposits. or at
least the bulk of them. One bank has
had the deposits prior TO this time. The
contract expires on the 9th OF this
month. and the matter will be arranged
for that time.
The bank, or banks, which secures the
deposits for the coming year" said Gov
ernor Ferguson, must deposit bonds or
territorial warrants as a surety in this
matter. The. surety companies may be
all right. but there is liable to be some
trouble if banks break. We do not appre-
bend anything of this kind, but when the
public's money is at stake. we want the
best security possible"
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HIVE TAKEN P|lAS
American Forces Won a VIC
tory in Minaudanao.
WHITE FLAG IS HOlSTED
AT GanaSi and Datto Wants to
Make Peace.

Washington, April 25.-Adjutant General
Corbin today made public the following
extract from a cablegram just received
from General Chafee respecting the situa-
ton in Minadanao. dated Manila April a:
Before Baldwin could be communicat-
ed with he had taken fort at Pulas after
slight resistance; no casualties. Very
soon after neighboring town of Ganasi
opened its doors, hoisted white flag and
delivered red flag. Datto Lampok and
others with strong following asked per-
mission TO call and make peace Datto
Amani back of Canal who sent threat
ening messages in reply to my letter is
one Of those who have submitted. Camp
is two miles from Canal whose sultan
has asked Baldwin to come there. Have
directed him not to move He is ten
miles from Datto. 1t is my purpose to
have interview. with General Davis. VIII
go on Hancock which leaves here today
for Malabang with battalion Tenth in
fantry. It is our purpose to show consid-
cradle force of troops to Lake Moros,
converse with Dattos, then retire troops
by different trails to Malabang and Par
ang, thereafter to send expeditions occas-
ionally to lake. We supposed Canal 80
miles from Malabang, actually short p
miles. No fighting, not necessary over
come opposition TO advance to present 10
cation troops; 775 men with Baldwin, two
troops cavalry dismounted 10 miles in
rear Every effort viii be made to pre-
vent general war. Davis situation this
time very favorable"
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MINISTRY OF COMMERCE
Members Of Parliament Hold > Meet
lnn In Suppcrt Of india.

London. April Some forty members
81 the house Of commons, representing
both political parties held q meeting TO
night 70 consider tho advisahaity ~ ea-
tabushing "a ministry ~ comnerce- The
meeting resolved 70 form committee %
promote this object u IS understood that
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SYMPATHY FOR NICARAGUA
President Zalays Tenders Money fer
RnIlcf II EN,loalr.n MLrt-n,a

President Zalays Tenders Money Tor
Relief Of Explosion Victims.
Managua. Nicaragua. April p. r Tho
Central American governments have toie-
grapheG their profound sympathy with
the government q Nicaragua as "a Is.
suit OF the explosions which wrecked =
barracks April i6. resultins ga The death
OF between 100 and 90 men. President
Regelado Of Salvador has offered lr'si-
dent Zeiaya financial assistance 60 relieve
the sufferers from the disaster. and vols
untary loans amounting 90 Ef4 gold
have been forthcoming from ti. German
and French merchants here.
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ROAD IN OPERATION
Trains NOv7 EunntEE 8etweeaVcrnOn
aGd GosneIi. 0lSIahOma.

Gu-hric, o. T. Aprl -5.-The s. Louis
and san Francisco has commenced the
running Of trains over the new extern
sion from Vernon. EcNss. 10 Gosnen. c.
&c., distance OF twenty-five miles Win
The completion 81 tho short distance from
GosneH to Cocdell The eaure new line
VIII he ia operation for Sa miles.
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iNOttCS.
Office Of the City Clerk.


Wichita, Kan. April "A, 1892
Notice is hereby given that in accord
ance with the provisions of Ordinance No.
1884, any person owning or harboring a
log of the age Of three months or more
within the city of Wichita. must appear
at this Office and have such dog registered
and place upon the neck Of said dog "A
suitable metallic or leather collar to which
must be attached metal check which
VIII be furnished 10y this Office and for
which shall be charged a fec of Sl.o0 for
each male dog. and S20o for each female
dog. This said Ordinance provides that
amy person ownins. keeping or harboring
any dog contrary 10 the provisions of
said ordinance shall upon conviction DE
fined in the sum of not more than Sl0oo0
or less than S5.oo or by imprisonment not
exceeding so DAYS. err both such hne and
imprisonment. Am registration OF doss
expires on the 3ath day 81 April each year
1a1-Wt J. J.. LELAND. City Clerk
We invite tho attention eff mothers and
housokeepors u the beneficial effects Of
Jersey Whcatlinr ls7-5tx
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| MYSTERIOUS
APPEARANCE
IN THE QUIET LITTLE village
OF wILsEY, KANSAS.
A Strange Event With a More Wonder
full Sequel-lts Effect On the After
life of One Woman.

About six years $50 strangcr, NO
man. came 70 The little vnlage OF wlsey,
kan. 70 live. This was the important link
in a chain OF events which set the whole
Town 70 wonderins. Mrs. Rachel a. Card
ner, the person whose Hfe was most 81
fected BY il. tells The story
1t was very strange" she says. Z
never could ten what caused It. aaI
neither could auyhody else. For a long
time had bad spells with my stomach.
The pain would commence about ny
heart and was SO deadly asoliEing that
I would have u scream aloud. Some
times II would last several hours aud
would have 70 take iaudanum 20 stop h.
Besides this I had "a headache almost
constantly. DAY and night that nearly
creed me. and hemorrhases caused bv
TIE change az lifc so you see sria1rs
great deal And. when ] think ~ tho
agony il stiu makes me sh''lscr
% Doctors. di5 YOU saw Thrir mc5.-
cine made me sicker. I couldn't take IL
and kent groNiue worse 0ntu this lady
came 10 our village. she advised me %
take Or. Williams Pinl Pills for Pale
People and I did. I only took half a
box before I bcgan 90 feel better an3.
after taking The rest was wholly sons
verted % this wonderful medicine II
did me more good th.n 7 had ever hoped
for. I Kept or with Che pills 1ad now !
recommend them o. an who suffer
Tne pills which cured Mrs Gardnsr
lave accomplish IS w.1 ..-fsi lssfuts
in hundreds ar3 huaircds "a othss cara
Just rs severe. TFry are an rnsa iins
SPECIFIC fo- locomotor etaNia, partial
paralysis. st. Vitus dance. sciatica. ness
ralgia. rheumatism, nervous headache.
after effects OF the grip, paiplatoa ~
the heart pale and saiiow compilations
and All forms of weakness. either in lnale
or female DR. Williams Pink piiis Cor
Pale People are sold at ah druggisis. or
viii be sent direct from pr Williams
Medicine CO.. Schenectady. y. 81 post-
paid. on receipt Of price. 30 cents per haN,.
six boxes for two dollars and q haf. send
for free booklet on medical advice.
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REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION

There vTIT be & delegate convention OF
the Republicans OF Kansas. held in the
civ Of EHicH "a. on Wednesday. the 18th
GGy OF Nay 1902. at tho hour Of o clock
6. m fof the purpose Of nominating:
One iu EGkce ~ the supreme court I0r
term Of two years,
One fusGice o. The supreme court Tor
term CT for wears.
Three justices of the supreme court for
8 term Of six years.
Congres srnar- aC'-larEos
Cover n.
Eieuten4lt governor.
Eccretars OF state.
Urea SUR.
Auditor
AttoEr g general,
superi 7fsndent Of pubic instruction.
InsurS * q commissioner,
Tie e. & -ioE Ct Q state central commit
see
manner ana at such time ana under such
rules and regulations as nav DE pre-
scribed In ~he county central committees
Of thc restrictive counties. The basis o.
aDportionrne1C shat be one oeleCSte 81
large Tor ca cn County and one delegate
Tor each two hundred votes or major frac-
Son thereof cast for George a. Clark for
eecretaTv Of state ct the November cleo
xion in 1880 Provided. that no county
shall have less than tive delegates. IN
additional dcse.-azes BE accorded Leave
worth county y reason CT the vote at
she Soldiers ZONE, unaer which appor-
Eionrneut the several counties VIII be
entitled 70 representation at the state
ton =
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LIBRARY FOR CONSISTORY
Scottish Rite Bodies End Successful
Meeting at Guthrie.

Guthrie. 0. T.. April 25.-The closing
session of the Scottish Rite spring re-
union was held at the temple yesteEr
day. The degrees from twenty-ninth to
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-26
Mrs. W.nslow's soothlna syrup.

LIS IICIIl LIaIll IUL " Ct 7 IT 4 LAILO
by MILLIONS OF MOTHERS for their
CHILDREN WHILE TEETHING, with
PERFECT SUCCESS IT SOOTHES the
CHILD. SOFTENS the GUNS. ALLAYS
al 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's
Soothing Syrup" and take no ether kind.
Twenty-Five cents a bottle
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ANNA OF HESSE
Emperor Williams Aunt viii he
zionOred by the Pope.

HHVEIVE '''N
Rome. April 25.-The aunt OF Emperor
William Of Germany. the Landgravine
Anna of IIesse. who was recently con-
verted 70 Catholicism has been staying ln
Rome recently in strict incognito. SO as
not to be obliged 10 cali at the Quiriual-
She viii be received by the pope April =.
The LandEvavine will lay aside her in
cognito on that occasion, as his HOLINESS
desires 10 receive her with all honors,
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CASTORlA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
sl ssass sss Of IA9Az1zx
aSHEENEYv HARRIS KILLED
Clarence WoIVerton gsfd ia To settle
an Csfd f-rrffl.-e

an cd Grudzc.
IT Paso. April 25- sheehg H1uia was
Killed IN gambling haii here ~ O. clor<
today by Clarence WoiVerton. special
policeman -Four shots were exchanged
wolverton vas wounded Do tee hani
Harris was shot Through lhe hert Fita
wears ago Woiserton. while chff 9f Dn-
lice az Colorado CTS Colorado t is sal3
ran Harris out ~ town emf iarris. % .a
alleged then threatened 60 k1 h.m rn
sight They met fer tha arst tirs fet1t.
The ccronerE 5ury foua1 "a feffir, thar
Wolvertou killed Harris FRI aef defense.
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Notioe 70 The pnhlio

Having sod my interest in the firm of
". s. Mcdowell & Co, to my son, A. S.
Hyde all claims against the late firm Of
". I. Mcdowell < Co, viii be settled
by the new firm. c. F. HYDE.
1ae-atr
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On Advance. postage prspaid.0
ANNOUNCEMENT.

hereby announce myself as a candi-
date Tor the Office o. Register of DEEDS
oF Sede1 lex cOua y. Subject 90 the deci-
sion OF TIE Republican county convention.
JOHN HUGHES.
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Notlce.

To the Ladies of Wichita:
All of our 81. s., IS, ST. IS and 50 Hats
today half price. Ny Store. ia North
Main. 13S-1t
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-26

Call on your grocer and with each pack
age Of Ntcatling get the Cold Coz ,'rize.
137-5tx
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-26

Barl1imer Mandolin Club viii play al
Miss DoyFning's Saturday night dance.
13s-1t
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Notice.

Wichita, Kan, April o, 1902.
Warated-By the City Of Wichita. three
horses, suitable for the fire department.
Parties having same for sale. see Fire
Marshal and Fire Committee.
I35-l0t J. L. LELAND. City Clerk.
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Piftsburg Aprl e 5ae. AtHsH rreEl-
dent of the National association ri s1-
prisoners q war aad ven snaFn ia o.
a. T. circles throughout $40 country sied
az his home sn fnls citr today