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SEWING MACHINES

$24.5o BUYS the new highest grade a
drawer drop head, oak cabinet Genuine
Singer Sewing Machine; $4,000 for the
New Home or Domestic $2ioo for the
White; Standard, $4,000; Wheeler &
Wilson, $4,000 Minnesota, $l5.ao; Bur
dick, $Ia.85; Seroco, 1896. For free sew
ing machine catalogue and most liberal
free trial offer cut out and mail this notice
to Sears, Roebuck < Co., Chicago.
The Butte inter mountain., 1902-12-30
MEDICAL.

MONTANA VIAVI COMPANY-sIa
Goldberg block. Butte. We treat sue.
cessfully diseases of women, eatarrh. stom-
ach and bowel troubles. Vapor baths and
massage trcat.aens in connection.
The Butte inter mountain., 1902-12-30
: HELP WANTED-FEMAL-E

WANTED-Six hotel Mattresses at once
out-oftown work lady cook for 10 men,
out OF town girls for general housework,
in and out Of town. Inquire Free Employ
ment Office Butte.
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The PEOPLES
1c "a WORD

HELP WANTED-MALE
WANTED--Eoys. A. ID. 7. Company.
WANTED-A partner in a good paying
restaurant Apply at Formel's. 100 West
Porphyry, or 3ss South Main.
The Butte inter mountain., 1902-12-30

LOANS-Money TO loan .. Is per cen,
no delays. Hail Brothers, ~ Ear
Broadway, pltic, Montana.
The Butte inter mountain., 1902-12-30
MILITARY BOUNTY LAND

send particulars TO K. X. Kelley, Baird
building, Kansas City, Mo-, and see what
he will give You for it.
The Butte inter mountain., 1902-12-30
LOST

LOST-Between Gold and Park street,
ladies' gold watch and fob. Finder
please return to IIa West Gold sire,
and receive reward.
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SURGICAL.
FOR ehlE-REAL ESTATE.

FOR ShLE-Great bargains III real es-
tate dis week. Apply at formcls. 100
w. Porphyry or 3a2 $. Main.
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Meet me at the Piister.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

LOANS-Any kind Of seeurity. The
Davenport Co, successors to Davenport
& kimbal Hamilton street, opposite
Water companys Office.
The Butte inter mountain., 1902-12-30

LOANS--On furniture low rates. Room
2, II West Broadway.
The Butte inter mountain., 1902-12-30
LIGHT MACHINE WORK.

BUTTE NOVELTY WORKS-Iz North
Arizona street. w. Il. Steward, prop.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-08-09

pany xii secure a direct line o. salt
Lake City and the Missouri Paciao Viii
gain direct entrance frou. the Rauras
City sateway into Chicago. This HilI
place the ST Paul system into q terminus
more than midway 70 The Pacilc COAST
and give IL entrance into ~ Fss7 over
the Texas and Paciac traess. Vhiea are
owned by The Gould interests thus tap
ping the great southW FL which la sris-
ir0ned by the Gould laes.
u means that The st. Paul viii enter
the field as y competitor Tor the Pacific
between Chicago and Kausas GA This
competition viii be made possible ~ me
completion of the cut-on ilaes It ir u1-
derstood that ths traffic esresm~nt -
entered into rather than direct crrr1ii-
dation for fear - Interruption simuas 10
that experienced ~ th@ N0rthern Secure
ties company. u is said that TIE slilanco
has come about 90 the iuElaaes " the
Rockefellers and Sc partly ths resul, ~
the Gould -Eockafsiier coutlnsfl1n at iac
tins q she sight against ths Psnnsyl-
rania. By fhe merger ths tzo ffstems
control fZIg ulles
3lanv fmr 'r;ant halls EHi D. safaed
De- both iials -mauz others that fa Ssz
Orleans FOR the 81, f'aps ~Ith water cone
-.ertfrus
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-08-09
In Times of Suffering and
Critical ILLNESS She Can
Honestly Recommend
PAINE'S CELERY
COMPOUND
As a Saver of Life and a Ban
iSher of Disease.

Woman's power for good in the home
can never be truly estimated. In times
Of suffering and danger, her Judgment
and experience are invaluable; her smiles
words of cheer and comfort help to dis
pei gloom and sadness The faithful.
discerning wife has full knowledge Of
the value of Paine's Celery Com
pound as banisher of disease; /;
she has noted its wonderful ef-
fects and cures: she has faith in its
virtues. and recommends i with full con-
fidence. Mr.. Rudolph II. Hunter, Of the
well known Hunter Corporation. Phil
adelphia. Pa, says
4 feel il is but right that l should
acknowledge Bly appreciation OF Paine s
Celery Compou I'd. That you may under
stand my appr citation, I might say that
for nearly twenty years I have cOntinu-
ally suffered from neuralgia, poor circu-
lation at night. and general nervous
weakness from overwork due TO daily
labors of from twelve 10 eighteen hours
upon the most intricate and exhausting
of brain work. To retire at night meant
the worst of headaches and lack Of sleep.
1 received no relief from physicians,
and my enormous work upon my cleo
uical inventions and Ttigations has pre-
vented me taking the rest so much
needed Some time ago l began to take
Paine's Celery Compound. and 1 soon felt
like a new man All my physical troubles
practically ceased. Paine's Celery Com
pound has done for me what the medi-
cal profession could not do. I now work
from twelve to fifteen hours daily in
peace and comfort, and secure restful
sleep"
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II you are worn out from pressing bust
ness cares, Hoods Sarsaparilla VIII give
you renewed vigor.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-08-09
COM MISSION
WANTS $4,000
FOR THE FAIR
ST. Louis Commissioners VIII
Present Situation to LegiS-
Iature.
FRED WENNER AT GUTHRIE
Notifies Ferguson That He's
Expected in St. Louis.

Guthrie, O. T. August S.-within a
short tins. the Oklahoma commission 20
the ST Louis exposition VIII have the
specifications for the oklahoma building
drafted by Oklahoma architects and ar
rangemenJs made for the erection Of the
structure. Plans from various architects
outside Of the territory have been re-
ceived with the statements that the plans
and specifications would be furnished
free OF charge for the advertising feature
in having drawn up the plans for the
Oklahoma building. The members Of the
commission decided that as far Is pos
sible they were going 10 use Oklahoma
material in the construction of the build
ing and that they had concluded that
plans for the building.
Secretary Fred /. Wenner was IN the
city this morning en- route 10 his home
in Kingfsher, from ST. Louis The com
mission had received information that
there might be a change in the site OF
the building selected by the commission
some time ago. Everything was arranged
satisfactorily and the members OF the
commission claim that Oklahoma VIII
have the best site Of any state or terri
tory represented there.
In the last week in September. the ex-
position officials will formally turn over
the plats OF ground TO be used by the var
ious states and territories to their repre-
sentstives. There viii be a ceremony con
nected with this feature and the governor
Of each state and territory, as well as the
commissioners, are expected 10 be pres
ent. Mr. Wenner came here for the pur-
pose of notifying Governor Ferguson that
he was expected 10 attend the meeting in
st. Louis at that time.
1T is our intention to go before the
next legislature. said Mr.. Wenner, and
present the situation that confronts US.
$4,000 in order that the exhibit from this
territory compare favorably with other
exhibits there. We believe that with
this amount Of money that we can do
this. and not with $4,000. which we have
at the present time. We have not ex-
pended over 1000 in doing all OF our work
so far, and we feel that this is a cred
liable showing
AS far as possible. It is our intention
TO erect the Oklahoma building out OF
Oklahoma products. The building VIII be
of frame. covered on the exterior and
interior with oklahoma cement. We will
have stone from Newkirk granite from
the Wichita mountains and other things
10 demonstrate that we could have had a
building made entirely from Oklahoma
products should we have desired. The ex-
pense, however, would be far too great 10
permit this. We Will go actively at work
collecting the material for the exhibit
and we believe that the splendid crops
this year will give US samples that will
be excellent for the exposition"
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q u = II q ara.
Bears the Ias KIND Ylg HsIs sasn Psghs
signature q &1HAIZa
BY LEAPS AND BOUNDS
Government statement OF Banks
shows OkIahoma'e q real f.rnufh

Washington. j.. c. august 2-A state
ment just issued By the comptroller or
the currency shows that ;be national
banking business in Oklahoma and Indian
territories is growing bY leaps and
bounds. During the period f-ou March
a 1870. 70 July 81 lsa2. there vas 77 Na-
uonsl banks organized in Okiahoma with
paid up capital stock a1uountfre 70
ISIS - IN the Indian territory there
were organized during tho same period
- national banks sfth paid up capital
agEresatiag SIX aa8 This is rsraark-
able good showing in ftself bit Hhea
the two territories are separately com
pared With the record a. The great states
in Tire Union, thsir record assumes 4
brighter hue. IT. oniy seven states iu
the entlre list was there more money fu-
vested IN national hanks thar ln gsas-
hama or Indian territory PennsyIran.s
heads The 1854 ViIh l1 national hark4
having an aggregate oa1itsi n rlere tran
Sc 80 o. Tszas cones second with ir
banks ard g s7s ss csritsl The ofher
stetes ere Mex To-s Eerfucky. Ohis
ln1iana IIiaois ard Towa
% the e. national tanks ta okish,-1a
= were crganizeI with fsss cauiisi sr-rs
rhs1 e - ihs tofsi 70 ~ 20 naf'rr-l
banks b-irE rs1 Flse nstle7sl
hanks q okiahoraa hsg ssasq or oeeT
or The g Hafi1aai banks Dr. ths Inalaa
totai for the q nst.o-sl backs osl-E
3 - 1a. Eisht saHEr n she te-Htarr
had capital stocks q mare fA4n Slas-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-08-09
PRISONER LEAPS
FROM SECOND
STORY WINDOW
DiIIard Arrested at Perry At
tenptS to Escape.
CHARGED WTH MURDER
ConfeSseS Having Been in
Cutting Scrape at Ardmore.

Perry. o. T. August S-Jim Dillard,
ceiored. wanted for murder at Ardmore.
was arrested by Marshal James Taylor
here today When shown telegram ask
ing TO hold him Dnlard jumped through
q window in the second story to the stone
pavement and ran for liberty but was
quickly overhauled and locked up. When
questioned he confessed having a cutting
scrape two years ago at Ardmore- Dll-
lard has been living with relatives here
for over three years and Is 80 years old.
The officers have reason to believe they
hav the right man.
A ten-hours' rain feu here today, re-
Heving this section Of q month s drouth
The fat and lean business men OF Perry
played bah here today. Score; z to IA in
favor of the fats FIfty-two dollars was
raised 10 help put in q bridge washed
out eight weeks ago over Cow creek.
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the right leg with a "A Colts revolver.
They had been shooting at rabbits. etc,
and after Cannon had shot q time or two
he went to hand BcalmeaF the gun when
1t was accidentally discharged, the ball
entering the inside Of the right leg about
half way above the knee and inAicting
serious wound. The bail passing just
under the bone and barely missing the
poplfteal artery. They were about four
miles west Of town when the accident
occurred and they drove hastily TO town
where he was taken TO apartments in
the InseTsol hotel. and Drs. Butts, Pal
mer and Clark were summoned ana
dressed the wound, and at the present
writing he is getung along nicely. Both
gentlemen live al Hunneywell, Kan.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-08-09
STILL FURTHER PROOF
Where Doctors Fail to Cure WOman's
Ills, Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound Succeeds.
Mrs. Pauline Judson Secretary Sohermerhorn Golf Club
Brooklyn NJ Y Writes On This Subject.
A woman hss. unaerstands mom.n,s nls


JudsoDs
lows
of
L. Pnkhams Vegetable Com
pound SaBatiVe Wash.
Lydia l..
Pnkhams Vegetable Compound diseases
such proof? Surely not
is
10
etable Compound,
by prom inentW Wornen OF al c
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-08-09
FIRST IN Her HISTORY
Primary Election by Democrats in Kay
County is Held.

Newldrk, o. T., August s.-The first
primary election in the history of Kay
county held by the Democrats. resulted
in the following men being nominated:
Sherin-W. L. North.
County Clerk. 5. Davis.
Register Of Deeds-C. II. Shaver.
Treasurer-Robert Dunlop.
Probate Judge-Robert Howsley.
County AttOrney-A. F. Moss.
Superintendent-H. w. Frazier.
County Assessor-P. ". Hollenbeck-
County Surveyor. w. Afford
County Weigher-H. T. Simmons.
Coroner-Dr. 0. T. Morey
Commissioner. Third district-W. II.
Cornell
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-08-09
WAS SOCIALIST CANDIDATE ONCE
E. T. Tucker Returns From Mining
EHpedition and Saws He's Out

Guthrie. o. T.. August Sc. T. Tucker,
who was the Socialist candidate for con-
gIess two years ago, has returned from
Colorado. where he has been for the past
year. While away, Mr.. Tucker has been
interested IN several mining companies
and also operated in the Boulder oil dis
trict. He says that he is out Of politics
and will take no part in the campaign
this year. After looking after his pro-
perty in Logan county. he viii return to
Colorado
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-08-09
MURDER0US
ASSAULT ON
SHAWNEE MAN
RiSeling of Herald Is Fatally
Wounded at Office.
HAD WRITTEN UP PARTIES
Who, 1t Is Alleged, Attacked
Him for Il.
HAD WRITTEN UP PARTIES

Guthrie. 0. T. August s.-A special to-
night from Shawnee states that Fred
Riseling. city editor of the Daily Herald
received fatal wounds as the result OF a
murderous assault, alleged TO have been
made on him by parties concerning whom
articles had appeared in the Herald. Dise-
liag was knocked down with a revolver
and otherwise badly used. He recently
located In Oklahoma from Murphyshoro.
Ill. where he was prominent for several
years in newspaper work
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-08-09
TONKAWA ELEVATOR BURNED
Fire Causes $4,000 Damage In the
Oklahoma Town.

Guthrie. 0. T., August S.-The Tonkawa
News has the following account of a
fire in that city which entails a loss of
nearly $4,000:
Yesterday at noon the A. D. White
elevator, formerly known as the DoRahue
elevator, went UP in flames The fire
started in the engine room, the belt fly
ing off the engine, knocking off a gaso-
line tank, which exploded ard enveloped
the room IN flames. The fire soon spread
all over the building and the endeavors
OF our citizens to save the elevator and
a liberal supply of water from our new
waterworks plant failed. Mr.. White is
a heavy loser, his loss only being COW
cred by $500 insurance on grain and
elevator
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DEMOCRATS NOMINATE TICKET
Primary Election Is Held at King
fisher for COUNTY

Kingfsher o. T.. August s.-The fol-
loving is the ticket nominated by the
Democrats at their primary election:
For sheriff.. Press Love.
For register of deeds-W. r. Blackburn
Probate judges. f. Saunders.
Superintendent-Mis Eva Hau.
County clerk-J. NJ. Saunders.
Treasurer-A. J. Shief
CorOner-Dr. Lon Share.
County weigher-Mr. BIockford
County commissioners-First district. -
Phillips; Second district. A. Brox; Third
district. VIM. Hawkins
Attorney-George L. Bowman.
For councillor. Barker.
Representative-Link Barr.
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MichIsan summer Resorts.

Spend your summer vacation in the cool
woods of Michigan lake region. Write
II. +. Moeller. G. P. A, Pere Marquette
railroad, Detroit, Mich, for illustrated
booklet, sent free to any address, whicr
tells Of a hundred charming spots in the
resort region. Fun information concern
Ing hotels, etc. Four original photographs
of Michigan scenery, 6XS inches in size.
sent postpaid to any address for 25c,
stamps or coin. 6-10-tu-th If
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-08-09
WON'T BE SCARED At ALL
PopuIists Declare Cry Of "TUrneoat'
viii Not Turn Them From M'Guire.

Guthrie, O. T, August S.-The Pawnee
Democrat, editorially, takes up the
cause Of the POpUlists who have decided
to vote for Mcclure this fall. II says:
''The Democratic press seems inclined
70 apply the term turncoat' and other
abusive appellations TO the Populists who
are supporting the Republican ticket in
the present campaign. I'd M. Clark. be-
sides numerous others. IS coming in for
his share of the abuse, because he is
openly and earnestly supporting Ne
Guire and opposing Cross Nevertheless.
the abuse that is indulged in viii not
help the Democracy's fast weakening
chances. In the first place Ed n. Clark,
W. @. Cromwell. c. d. Scherer and many
other Populists who are now supporting
the Republican nominee are not turn
coats They are members Of a large
class Of voters who have heretofore been
Populists and who do not hesitate when
they have 10 make a choice between E.FS
s Mcclure. Republican. and Bill Cross,
Democrat 10 declare for the Republican
candidate. the one whom their best judg-
ynent dictates as the man TO support.
Moreove. they are not of a class who will
let the threat of false cry of 'turncoat
deter them from doing their duty.
'The Populist party owes no allegiance
t0 the Democratic nominee this year. The
Populists are not Democrats. and. in at
tempting to force the Democratic Cross
on their shoulders, the members OF the
Democratic party made a serious mis-
take. The Populists are absolutely free
this year to vote with whom tA1sr please.
and none realize this fact more than they
themselves. In rallying around the Re-
publican standard they do so with the
consciousness that they have not neces-
sarily changed front, that they are where
they have a right TO be. and, although
they may be abused by the disappointed
politicians who have used them they
viii not be thus prevented from voting in
what they believe to be the interest Of
the territory and Of themselves
THE cry Of turncoat in this connec-
tion is untrue, malicious and cSwardly.''
II you are worn out from pressing bust
ness cares, Hoods Sarsaparilla VIII give
you renewed yigor.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-08-09
BLAINE COUNTY OFFICERS
Republicans Nominate Ticket to Fill
County Positions.

Watonga, o. T.. August s.-The follow
ing ticket was nominated in the Repub-
liean county convention held here yester-
day:
Sheriff, A. S. Bridgford
County clerk. George Robinson cofored
County attorney. J. II. Campbell
Probate judge, O. Woolman.
Treasurer. c. NJ. Zeigler.
County assessor, A l.. Hunter.
County surveyor, Seth Darrow.
County coroner, DR.. Inslis
County superintendent, Miss Nellie
Pratt
Commissioners. Robert Smith, Phil
Koch. George Rose.
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GA TRAINING IN CLEANLINESS Is
FORTUNE" COMPLETE YOUR EDUCATION WITH
s AP O. %

jnrer william who while 500 fhe lrsh cone
stahuiarv faiselv convicted innoe~uf gsf-
sons.
Mr O-ConHar strongly denounre4 taa
eovernment ior ifs rsfueal 81 o1sr.lafo
Sheridan from Ais rear ~ e ieTe,
Mass Geo Hu-f fham. ehlef rrcrs'afT
for Ireland deonr4 % farfter te--F
che Sheridan case lat promised ihaf Y
Irish land eros combined a-f rrfref t9
such practices as bofcotfirs ahd .ufiH'-
datioa De- woai3 take much r.eaalrs ia
trat..
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-08-09
BATTLE WITH CASEY GANG
Four Outlaws are Captured In KIOwa
County, q H.

Guthrie, O. T.. August Sheriff
Neil Morrison, OF Hobart. arrived in
Guthrie tonight with the information
that another battle was fought with the
Bert Casey gang of outlaws yesterday at
tho Hughes ranch in Kiowa county. with
the result that four Of the gang were
captured together with big bunch Of
stolen horses. Casey and two others.
escaped, breaking through the lines Of
sentries placed around the ranch. There
were several rounds Of shots fred. but
no serious wounds are reported.
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Csc 20 crand Jurv.

Shawnee. O T. August S.-The case Of
the Territory against W. p. Rogers for
assault upon George Roberts with gun.
in Which Roberts was complaining wit
ness aud the case of George Roberts TO
assault upon Rogers with a knife. in
which Rogers was complaining wit-css.
were heard today before Justice Req ssor.
Each Of the men were held undea 9so
bond 70 await the action Of the grand
jury This IS the case which culminat.,l
Ia thc shooting in Madden. Jarrel Z Gee
store some days since.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-08-09
SHOT WIFE THROUGH HEAD
COuneIIgrOve Man Mistakes Her for
Jack. the PeeRer.n


Council Grove, Kan, August S.-The
town was somewhat shocked Saturday
morning when it was learned that Mr..
Robert Ashburn, OF the Woodmen bar
Der shop, had accidentally shot his wife
It seems that Jack the pepper" had
been around the place and that they were
both awakened by the noise and got UP,
out went back to bed, 'Jack" being
scared away. While Nj Ashburn was
asleep, Mrs. Ashburn was awakened
again and arose and went to the kitchen,
and on her return to the bedroom Mr.
Ashburn was half awakened and thought
the unwelcome guest was in the house
aud being only half awake he drew his
pistol and shot, striking his wife back OF
the ear and the bullet coming out near
the nose.
The accident was a close call, but she
is out of danger now and greatly i'm
proved in health.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-08-09
FAMOUS OKLAHOMA ORCHARD
Trees Let Out BY Mexican Woman
Have Survived TWentY-one Years.

Trees Let Out by Mexican Woman
Have Survived Twenty-one Years.
IawtOn. Q. T: August SIN the north
east part Of the county there is an or
ehard which IS said 20 be twenty-five
years old The orchard IS located on the
Little Washita river. north Of the town
of Sterling. and is the property Of a Mex
lean woman, who was captured by the
Indians years ago and adopted by tne
tribe After she was captured she went
10 work and set cut the orchard. When
the allotments were made she retained
the place. and resides on il now. The
orchard has received little or no care.
but is IN good condition. There are 2
number OF orchards near this one. but
not SO large as the ene set cut By the
Mexican woman.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-08-09
CLAIMS JUDGE is PREJUDICED
Boyle Takes Change of Venue in
Cpse Asainst Nrs CrOnkhite.

Guthrie, o. T., August S.-The case
against Mrs. Cronkhite for refusing to
hand over me books in the sale Of a
newspaper plant al Perry is hanging fire.
The Republican says: There is only one
new development in the Cronkhite- Dodd-
Rush newspaper controversy today. as
Thos. II. DOYLE, the attorney for one of
the parties was called 10 Anadarko. Be
fore leaving. however, he took a change
OF venue from Judge Cornelius court to
that of Judge Eastman. on the ground
that the former was prejudiced."
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500 Cash Prize for a Name.

For the new Daily Limited train to
California to be placed in service No
vember /. 1892. by the Rock Island Sys-
TEN and Southern Pacific Company. via
the FL PasO Short Line. The competition
is open to the public and conditions IN -
volYe no fees OF any kind. For circular
OF instructions, address at cncs lno Sc
bastian. Passenger Traffic Manager,
Rock Island System. Chicago.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-08-09
BOB NEFF AT GUTHRIE
Blackwell News Man Entertains in
the Capital City.

Guthrie O. T. August S.-ColoneI Bob
Ne1, the Blackwell News man. was in
the ely yesterday and this morning.
mingling with acquaintances and friends.
Colonel Men entertained a number Of
friends last night with stories of early
days in Kansas. Mony or the men men
toned by him are well known in Okla
homa, having come here at the opening
OF the country and are now prosperous
citizens Nens experiences as editor Of
the Sun City Union arc ludicrous and
never fsu to create amusement for his
listeners