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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-05-01

lessness. 1t rs the best Of torics and in
vporapts, noHnsning the nerves, ga
couraging the appetite and inducing
refreshing sleep. frssrlaritH weaken
ing drama, ir,AanEnedoA, aie&Ation apd
Hsaaie weakness srs nsrfss&iy sa~ed by
APavoz4es PfescrlptezsS
any w4k vas Eiek kr svg ds1st ysess, 'wsttss
AltsA g Fuate, R.a, z ssasesS Grady :!yt;oz Co.;
hg two physisans aad sot ne relied A last
c7ied 10 try hh 'BavoAte 1pesedDaoa:' snnt
10 the drag store ard ga oGe eott9s esd the fsx
dosa gave ease and sisep. Stis had not slept auy
for three nights. Being sure that Il would care
her sent for Ave more botHss and when sac
mad taken the sixth bottle ahe was sound and
weilS -
DR.. Pisrce's Pleasant Pellets should be
used with Favorite Prescription wAon-
ever laxative is required.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-05-01

E,OR RENT.-A neat and convenient
Il BRICK HOUSE, No 413 north st.
As,ph street. Has large yard we'll graded !
SIDE entrsnCe; large dry cellar; first and
second story portcs; contains six rooms,
bath and closet; range and lstrobe heater T;
sewer attachment. Possession given May i,
1902, At any iins before which premises can
be examined. Apply to JOHN 8. BEACH,
416 north st. Assph street. Ap26 II T
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-05-01
MEDICINAL.


Il akin to insanity. Many WOMAN re-
allies this as she lies awake hour DV
hour, peopling the dastsuess With pf1an;
toms, ssarhng at the crsaking OF ths BED
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-05-01

% 3g AuoeAE ~
the bedclohes.
saQh symP-
tou1s in geaaal
point 10 disease
@ the delicate
wonanly or
gans, and a con-
slant drain Of
the Vital and
nervous forces.
This condition
cannot be over
come by deop-
ing powders.
The diseased
conHtoz must
be cured before
he co Sc
quences Of dis
e ase are re-
moved.
Dr.. P1eroe's
EavU4te Pre-
scnpdon cures
the woHauly
diseases which
cause nervous
mesa and sleep
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|. SchWarz G Son,
51S King Street,

26c large and small hgnie1
CARPET patterns.".......... 21c
27c Tspanse MattiDgs, large and small
figured elrpet pstl erns ......"... 22ibc
30c Jspsnese Ms'tings, large and small
carpet pstierns.-...... .......-....".. ...... zoe
35c Japanese MatlinRs, large and email
CARPET patterns ......... 15c
25o Jspanese MsttiDgs, plain white with
email hgure..-....."..". ........2l,
30c Japanese Msttings, plain white with
small figure. ..................2oc
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-05-01

Ey0R RENT.-The TwO-srORY BRICK
II DWELLING. No. 613 soath Leo street,
with largo side lot. Possession given May /.
Apply at this ofnce. apo II
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-05-01

A CITING IN ACCEPTANCE WITH A
"A resolution passed By the Democratic
Committee Of this city at its meeting held oil
the 2lst day OF April, 1902, declaring me
tse nominee Of the democratic party for the
position OF CITY SERGEANT i respectfully
aDnoupce myself candidate for said position
and solicit the votes and support Of my friends
and fellev citizens At the election TO be held
on THURSDAY, Nay %, 1902.
sp24H R0BERT q. COX.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-05-01
INSURANCE AGENCIES.

ALEXANDRIA INSURANCE CO.,
(BEeAT BUsINEss IN 1911
CAPITAL PAID UP IN CASH $500
Fire, Marine and Plate Glass Insurance.
J. CLINTON SMOOT (Of q. G. Smoot q Sons
Co. }, President.
LAURENCE STABLER, Secretary.
DIRECTORS:
George 9. French, (5ec. Alex. Fert & Chem.
ical CO..
Worth Hulfsh (of ]. F. Carlin's Sons Co.,
hardware).
]. T. Burke (of Burke & Herbert, banker).
B. Baer, IT,, Clothing Merchsnt).
9arnl. II. Lunt (Real Estste).
VIM. II. Helimuth (Hellmuth Bros.l.
MN- Ofice mo 102 south Fairfax street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-05-01
CANDIDATES.

DURsUANT TO a resolution adopted BY
Il the Democratic City COMMITTEES Of this
city, at its meeting held on the 21st day OF
April, 1902, declaring me the nomirese oi
the democratic party for the position OF
CONMONWEALTH's ATTORNEY Of this
city, ! respectfully announce myself candi'
dale for reelection to said Office and solicit
the votes and support Of my friends and fe.-
low citizens st the general election 10 be held
on THUReDAY, MAY %, 1902.
ap24 LEONARD MARBURY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-05-01

I, John 6. Peach, Clerk Of the Corporation
Court OF the city Of Alsxandris, Virsinis,
hereby certify that Gardner L. Boothe, one
Of the shove commissioners Of sale, bss given
bond with approved security, in a cordance
with the terms Of the above mentioned de-
cree. JOHN 2. BEACH, Clerk
anrQ1 4.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-05-01
CATARRH
COLDlN HEAD

kULU HEHBcures UstArrh and
drives away cold in the head quickly: IL
Is absorbed. Heals and protects tho Mem
brane. Restores the Senses OF Taste ano
Smell. Full SIZE soc; Trial size, Ice; at
Druggists CT by nail.
ELY BROTHERS, 56 Warren Street, New
York.
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Ely'S Cream Balm

Gives Relief at Once.
It cleapsss, soothes
and heals the die
eased membrane. it
cures Cstarh and
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-11-05

belscentrum. Ni9t tpenieer als 21,z
900 9onnen 8eienfraut bon ben 3d.
900 9onnen, bic idbrlt9 in ben Ser.
Staaten gu 9efen berarbeitet iperben,
fomn,en aus jenem @ebiete bes BRA
rieftaates." Den Meft liefern aanfas,
Nebrasfa, Mifouri unb Oflaboma.
Die Broom Gornzgrnte 1T cine Orr
beit, bic RAID boGapgen tperben mub,
benn ldbt man bas BeIenfraut nod
lanee nod ieiner Neife ouf benz Selbe
tttben, 10 berliert es bic fhDne CRIME
,Gdrbe, bic aIs bas Merfmal zines euz
ten @efens angeieben tpirb.
Bel Der Grnte tperben bic 8elens
frautifenseI, bic eine 6obe bon II Big
10 SUB errei9en, 3undhft in elmer
96be bon brei SUB iiber benz goben
abgebroden unb gu Iogendnnten ,Sis
fhen" diagonal iibereinanber aelegt.
Oiefe Slide" eritreden iih in ibrer
2dnge iiber bas gauge Jelb, sefpDbnlid
In elmer Musbebnung bon elmer Niertels
meile.s Gs fpmmen bann Die S1nits
ter, bon benen jeoer einen .5iI9" aus
sttheilt erbdlt. Sin geipDbnlides Wiefs
ier nit einem 9olagriff uno elmer brei
3pu langen 8linge bent ibnen ais
Wert5eus. sic 3ieben nit Der ti,fen
9anb bic Steneel gu benz MeHer. bas
fe in Der Nedten balten, unb befreier
lie bon ibren griinen limbulungen.
Die Riipen tperben 9anbpoafpeife ouf
ben Boben gelegt, bann aufgeleien nnb
nod Der Dreidmafdine sebra9t, tpo
Der Samen aussebrofden pirb. Die
lStengel ldBt man in einem gut benti@
lirten Shuppen trodnen, binbet iie foe
bann gu 8alIen aufammen unb fenbet
,biefe mad Der 5abrif, mo aus ben
lStengeIn 8eien berfertigt tperben.
Dieter Iabrifationsbetrieb lit elm
iebr intereHanter. Die Stensel pere
ben Dorerft in einen 9ebdlter NIT Wafs
fer gelegt, bierauf fommen fie in Elm
Bob nit griiner Jarbe, fpobur9 bic
rotben 9beile Der Stengel ebenfaIs bic
CRIME Jarbe Der iibrigen 96eile erls
pfdngen. Man legt bann bic Stengel
in cine nit einem Oedel berIeAene
aroBe Rifte. bur1 beren 8oben bic
Odmpfe brennenben @dnefels brins
gen, tpoburd bic Gtenssl geblei9t unb
gelb tperben unb in einen 3uitanb
fommen, in benz fe leidt nit benz
Mefer unb Der Mafdine b~earbeitet
nerben f0nnen. Nahbem bierauf bic
lGfsngel auf einem groben slide fore
firt tpurben, fommen tie gum vMin-
ber," Der fe an elmer Maf4ine gu Be-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-11-05

Ter Spinbel nan Dem 8eieniiel rets
9euben 9rabtes pla5irt man Elm 8iins
bel robsren @trobs unb gibt benz 9tiel
permittelft Der MaI9ine cine neue
9rebung. Die Stiimpfe be5 Strobs
netben nit einem NleRer abgepubt,
unb bas Gjan3e binbet man nit einem
Giemen 5uIommen. Wdbrenb Der
Drebunqen bes 5tieles umtleibet Der
4rbeiler BEN 8elen, - peit er fertig lit,
nit 5roei Biinoeln f%einerer Steneel
pber 5artsren 9trobs, tpd5 pieberbolt
miro. Oas Gan5e tpirb pieoerum init
einem 3ienten 5uiummengebalten. Die
gnben bes f%eineren 9trpb5 tperben abz
eepubt, uro ben Draft befeftiet man
pertn0qe zines 9rd6titiftes, um ben er
gepunoen piro. Sine biibf9e 3inn@
betleibung rpirh am @tiele oergeItalt
onge6radt, bob ite Die @nben bes
Strobs beoedt, unb ben Hiemen err
Iebt man, Iobalb Der 8efe en- bon ber
W5of9ine sel0it ptrb, bur6 cine
Sdnur, Die 8eien peroen bann nod
sepreBt llnb gendbt, unb Die lebte Dir
belt 1T bas 46puben Der 8eien, 70
5ipar, oab Iie an ibrem unteren gnoe
eine ebene sS[Ghe bilben.
Cur Gr3eugunq ether Sonne 8elen<
fraut bebarf es ungefdbr % Qder Gam
bes. Die Broom Gorns&ultur gift
als Elm !ufratibeS @ef6dft, inbem bic
Some @eIentruut benz 5armer ge~
meinbin $40 bis $50 brinat. Don
elmer Some Broom gorn fertigt maj,
etfpa 1000 8eFen. 0enn Der 6erbIt
beeinnt. fp 5iehea Die 6abrifonten be-
buf5 Ginfaufs pen 8sTenfrautsgore
rdtben na9 @reota, in beIien beiben
8anfen jdbrlid iiber $1,000,0o0 fir
Broom Germ ei~nbs3oblt oerben. SIN
So5re 1883 ptrbe in MrcoIa iogar
eine 8eientrau MusftelGng abgebale
ten nit MrdinienDart6eilung. Den
5ouptan5ie6ungspuntt bilbete Der
Broom Gorn=palait, Der erbalten ses
bfieben 1T unb ben geI enfrautfarmern
our Muslegune ibrer Yrobufte bient.
Broom Corn piro bon Ontel Sam
aud mad altba urb 9Ibamerifa erz
portirt. Gin fleiner Shell eebt lelbit
nan europa, no iebp9 Stalien nnb
9iibfranfrei1 1tarfe &onfurrenten beg
a~merifanifGen 8efenfrautes itnb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-11-05

Melt" fiibren pirb, ioG bic 8efuAer
nit ben berfdiebenen G~rbtbeilen be-
fannt MAIDEN. Man pirb auf einem
gnbe, i'm vMilben MeIten" beginner
fDnnen, bann San 5ranciseo, 6apai,
CHINA, Sapan, bic pbilippinen, elm
9orf bon Menfdenfrehern befuden,
um ipdter iber Snbien bur6 ben
Sueazaanal na6 Nfrifa. bon bort nod
Serufalem. naa onitantinopel, mad
Ronl gu seluneen. Sn @om ptrb Elm
iHDres panprama gu finben iein, unb
bon bort ioa man bann in bic Snpeia,
BON bort mad Sberammereau, mad
Wien, na9 Dresden in cine ppraenans
fabrif unb in bic Hbeingegenb gelan5
gen. leber Spanien, no man &C.
lesenbeit baben pirb, I9tparsGueise
Sdn5erinnen auf Der 8iibne gu beahz
ten. nirb bic Weiterreiie mad paris
angetreten. Don bort nirb mar iim
mad England unb i9lieBli9 na9
S9ottldnb begeben, UNI Nobert 8urns'
@eburtsftdtte unb onbere 6ebensipirs
oigteiten gu beiu6eu. aon8efiiondre
fir elm g%bineienoorf elm 3ulu<9assr,
Elm Sdnei3erz0 orf, Elm rDmifdes pas
norama, einen Miin9ener 8iergarten
unb elm n4lts@gien" batten {i6 Big Dor
3ur5em bereits gemelbet, unb Der Muss
fiibruns beg proiefts i9eint ni9ts i'm
Wege gu fteben.
Morris 9. Gregg purbe 1856 in
Ct. 2ouis seborsn. Gr beiu9te bic
MDmansIfabemie unb abiolpirte ipGs
ter bic Observation-Disclosures. Set
benz Sabre 1876 nabm 9regg perants
fportlide Gtelnngen Bel groben @ez
fddften in ct. 2ouis Elm. Sn 1887
uurbe er YrdIibent Der Mounb gitb
point &c Color Company.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-11-05

= apmnlt sn uns, ebe Sbr 5ar'
ben ober 9apeten fault.
anterior & Anterior,
217 uno 219 Oft : 6ouiton > StraBe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-11-05

ClppM @pIu-2tulleppts uul cen Wtugtt.
fen aufammsnfebt. 9ieie Maidine Bee
felt aus elmer tiihartisen Q crrihtung,
an beren Ronte fid cine fid brebenbe
hohle MelIe befinbet, in Der Elm fertiser
gsfenftiel pla5irt unb befeitigt pirb.
Cine Spinbel Beienbrabt lift berart am
9sbro9t. boB fi9 Der Drabt duf benz
treist She'll bes nit Der Welle fi6
brshenben Siiels aufpinben fdnn.
Wermittelt zines iagenannten ,@quirs
rel Gage" lam man bic Mafhine porz
uno ridtpdrts breben unb mad Belle
ben fontroairen. Sn benz unteren,
frsien gnbe Dss 8efenftiels f.finbet Fih
Elm tleines 9obrlDh. ourl9 bas Der
Draft ge5osen tpirb; tpenige Drehuns
gen Der mafdine befeltigen ben5efben.
Inter benz innersn Winfel bss BON
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-11-05
subicriptionspreis fit oas 8odenblatt
in ben Der. staatcn. -. $3.50
Rad europa ..........5. 500
" WerifD (raerifanii9es @eIn) 600
Reiienbe Neenten:
Carl Qlrnu.
@. Shnrpbiuh.
gBosonkrauf.
9beile hes gtaatss Sainnis has
6auptprnouftionssebiet.

Snteteifante Gsnte-Sie S,erfteamma Der 9es
ftn-eufratiper sn5au-Srpom eora.einas
iteuuus mna .pafoit in Mreoia -@eien.
fraut=e gport.
Inter ben manderlei beipnberen
Snbutrien in Sntel 6ams 2anb
burfte bic 8eientraut@@rnte unb Die
9eriteluns BON 8eien cine Der bemers
fenstpertbeiten bilben. Die Ginbeimr
funs bes 8efenfrautes pber Broom
Gorns Sorghum vulgare erfplgt i'm
9erbite, unb oas 9auptprobuftionseez
biet biefer @rasart iino Die Counties
Douglas, Coles, 9iatt, Cumberland
nnb Cigar in Sninois, nit benz Orte
@rcola in Oouglas gountn als 9anz
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-11-05

Ole 8stGmp uns bes
MIfobolismus bat iih elm Do
mertberein in Ct. Petersburg CUR 4ufs
eabe 9eitsat Die Mitglieber 9aben ges
lobt. nur Ntdnner au beiratbsn, bic fi6
BON 8enufe hes Qltobols in ieber
Gorm freilaIten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-11-05
Die ,,assi(e TN, Die aaotlt."

criainenes 9rniett fur Die ct. Coulter @elts
ansftcInng in 1904.
Der Director bes Departments fir
&on5eifionen unb Gintritt fir Die ct.
Coulter Weltaus fte[lune in 1904,
Mprris 8. Gregg, Fat einen ~originelen
plan %entnorfen. UNI Die .Mibpab'
friberer N%usftelungen gu erieben. Die
.Mibnap"4 Der ct. Coulter Musftels
lung, bic ben Namen .&eife un1 bic
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-11-05

Das 8eite seeen &beumatismus
it elmer q Mmenb's 3ecept go.
2851. Beriibmt eetporoen ourd
feline piele erfolereide 6eilungen.
6. S. Sb m OF, Gaent, 6puiton,
9eras.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-18
ANOTHER BIG CUTOFF.
Distance to California to Be Shortened
SeVenty-five Miles.

Adispatch from Santa Fe. n NJ. says:
New York, Virginia and New Mexico
capitalists today Incorporated the Cali
fornia Short Line Railway. capitalized
at 81, go 900. a line 126 miles long has
been surveyed from Alamogordo 10 De-
ming crossing the Rio Grsnde at Las
Crusces. 1t will comet the Rock Island
system at Alamogordo with the Southern
Pacific at Deming and with the Santa
Fe at Las Crusces and Deming. 1t still
further reduces the Rock Island mileage
from Chicago and Kansas City TO LIS
Angeles and San Francisco seventy-dve
miles making it by far the shortest trans
continental line in Connection with the
Southern Pacific"
With the completion of this line. the
Rock Island. BIZ means Of their III PasO
line, viii shorten the distance materi-
ally The building Of the Fl Paso line
cut of several hundred miles OF distance
10 California points
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-18
MRS. W. A. MINIcK is DEAD.
She Passed Away Yesterday After
noon After Long Illness.

Mrs ". A BIinick died yesterday after
noon at her home. 4017 St. Francis avenue
after a long illness. For months she has
been almost unable to leave her room, and
curing that time she clearly portrayed her
true life 10 her relatives and friends. Her
patience, forbearance and kindness in the
l. st few months Of her life endeared her
ir the hearts Of her friends. 4 woman OF
cd education and bright intellect, Mrs
Minick was one whom any person should
be proud TO call friend. She has lived
in Wichita the greater part of her life,
and her friends are legion. Her son, Dean.
graduated from the city High school last
81 ring and is now a cadet at West Point.
Although Mrs. Minick has been seriously
i'll for some time. it was only few days
ago that it was seen that the end was
near. Dean Mnick was sent for and
ey erythng was done to keep his mother
alive until ne could reach this city. Mrs.
Minck wanted to see her son before she
passed into the great byond, and fought
Eobly against death that she might do So
But it was not to be however. on ac-
count OF some mistake in connections.
Dean Minick viii not reach Wichita until
today.
The funeral arrangements will be an
nCunced today
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-18

New York Millionaire Wrote
Life Insurance Policies.
BOUGHT SOME TOWN LOTS
But Sold At of Them YeSter-
day for SIS.

Yesterday in the register Of deeds Of
fee was filed deed conveying TO Burt
McKi5ben forty-seven lots IN the south
east par: of the city. The deed was
signed by George ". Perkins. and the
consideration was SO.
Some fifteen years ago George ". Per
kins came TO Wichita IS an agent OF
the New York Life Insurance company.
He was a most pleasant individual. with
q good memory of names and faces. He
was good talker and knew his business
well He wrote many insurance policies
while in Wichita.
IN those days very few policies We're
written for $4,000 in any part OF the
country. Mr.. Perkins came to Wichita
during the boom, when everybody was
flush. Lots of money was changing
hands and many people had more ready
cash than they knew what to do with.
1t was in the rainy days of Wichita s
great real estate boom.
People had money 10 burn and Mr.. Per
kins wrote some big policies He became
the star agent of the company. getting
more business than any other man in
their employ. He was a clever man. we'll
educated. and the company decided that
me big cities than in southern Kansas,
so he was placed in charge OF the Chi
cago Office.
He rad invested some of his commits
sions in Wichita real estate during the
time he made his headquarters in this
city He still owns considerable prop
erty here.
From Chicago he went to New York
City and became the confidential clerk
of J. P. Morgan & Co. He worked his
way up until he became a partner in
the firm and is now one OF New York
financial stand-bys. He is immensely
wealthy.
Besides being one Of the principal mem
bers of the firm of J. p. Morgan & Co.,
he is a director in the City National bank
of New York and d director in the New
York Life Insurance company and a
director in the International Harvester
company. He is the chairman Of TIE
finance committee OF that organization
and controls the workings of the combi-
nation which he was instrumental in
forming.
Up to the present time he still re-
members the names and faces of the peo-
pie he met in Wichita. Whenever a
Wichita man went 10 Chicago he was
sure to be called by his Christian name
if George w Perkins met him on the
street, and Mr.. Perkins would go out OF
his way TO have a little talk with some
Wichita man. In New York il is the
same way. He is the same affabe and
genial George W. Perkins that once
wrote life insurance policies in Wichita.
Wright wrongs no man Vrjeht's old
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-18
Mr.. Leroy Kendall and Miss Olive
Cottman Were Married.

Promptly al o'clock last night. a GER
emory was performed at the home of
the brides parents. 455 Waco avenue
which united Mr.. Leroy Z. Kendall and
Miss Olive NJ Cottman as man and wife
J. W. Anderson officiated, with Miss Mel
lie Rafferty, as bridesmaid ami Mr. B.
B. Swarthout as best man. The full
ring ceremony was employed. After con-
CALCULATIONS a splendid four course din
ner was served
Mr.. Kendall is one of the clerks in the
dress goods department of N1orsman. In
mes & Co S store and is a popular and
Industrious young man.
The bride is the only daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Z. D. Cottman. She is a beau
tifu. and accomplished young lady and
with her sunny disposition viii make
happy the new home.
Many friends We're present from dis
lance and the young couple received
large assortment of handsome and valu-
able presents
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-18
HAD PLEASANT TIME
inform Rank OF Pythians Had Festi-
val Last Nishf

The Uniform Rank. knights % Pythiss.
held festival last night and were en-
tertained az the home of George ~.
Wilots. on East Waterman street Those
present We're.
Mr. and Mrs r 4 Smith. .Ir and
Mrs. ~. c. Beck Mr. and 3irs G G.
Banisch o. Z. Bnhnger l. r. Saocmo-
ker C. r. Ritter r. g. Below. Henry
Schad. L. .. Bryan. y. =. HoiioSell.
II. II, Grobe. J. F. Bellew. J. r ni-lSer.
Z. Z Enoch. Georea Millnts
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-18
KING ReNE's DAUGHTER
Was Well Presented BY Wichita
Musical Club

The Nichita Musical cluh last night
presented Ecary Starts csntats. -Hins
Rene Daughter tn the seagsick Music
hall Ire attendance was ~rry poor Tor
such g worthy selection and perform
arce. y lchlls has some god eng ~.
irgers gila good voices 1-d knsHI-
edge q how q use them bu. very fev
turDed OK last niEht - hear them. Thase
vi TO we're ir the hail were more than
pleased E-ith The rrniEcrioE-
THE cartasa $ very beaUlif1i ore In
stors ard in mrsi
Ielaaths. d. ghter u ksss Rene. f-5u-f
~ Fro4erce- hae teer aatrctEeI = m
rv 20 TIE SOB y fra Le-snf - Esr.sr-
mort Stricken wlgh hil7e--ss phs- Bat
year Old she has been reared wssh aH
krowirige u rhe faculty - ssEtt zlth-
held fro-n Der 4 -na Efriaa has promised
20 restore her s5ght ~ means ~ al ANA
iet ~ has given her. O. condition fEaf
she = arst Informed az ne missing sense.
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ped 70 Kansas City and mixed ~ the
farmers controlling its shipment they can
keep it pure and get more money for 1t.
They are going on the principle that the
farmers who raise Kansas hard wheat
have good thing and they want them
to control it themselves instead of allow
ing somebody else TO 90 it,
Their plan for this section contemplates
small elevators all over the southern part
OF Kansas and Oklahoma and one large
central elevator in this city. 1t has been
limited that an effort viii be made to get
the large new Nevling elevator Of this
city into the association. Should Il move
ment of this sort become general through
out the Kansas hard wheat section there
is little doubt that the association would
be able 10 get the last cent out Of this
fine milling wheat. The thing looks like
a merger or trust. bpt what is to pre-
vent the farmers having trust if they
want ore is the way the agents OF the
farm, ars' aESociatio0 nut IL
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-18
MANY REAL ESTATE DEALS
Small Transfers are Made and Occa-
siouaily Large Ones

While there IS not the amount Of busi-
ness passing through the Office o. the
register Of deeds as was the case during
the days OF the boom. the papers 8icd
give evidence q steady and healthy
growth. Every day there arc many
small deeds filed and occasionally q large
deed win be put on record The only
deal If any importance fled yesterday
was that OF Drantha NJ. Jones T. Benia-
min T. Watts. II vas for the north
fifteen feet II III p. and an Of lot 3. on
Lawrence avenue in Mungers part OF the
original Plat Of the city
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-18
CITY sUYs SOME LAND.
c. L. Weed Was Paid s4oo Yesterday
for Small Tract.

Yesterday afternoon a warrant for $40
vas turned 0ye- 70 c L Wood by Cts
Clerk Leland in payment for tract Of
land Just south ~ Central avenue and
east ~ the Little river. The park con-
uiissioners contemplate some large lu-
nrevenents in Riverside park. and 70 or
der 20 accomplish their plans Il was
found necessary 70 widen the Central ave-
nuc dam II order 20 do this the prop
eTty belonging 20 Mr.. Wood was pur-
chased ~ the city. The ceed vas signed
yesterday ard the money paid ard the
c7ran- .ssiensrs wli 81 20 work naksrs
rheir Improvements after ths nrst 4 The
wear
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-18

nut the king har fused perm sio1-
Iolanthe's betrothed waairrre
troubadour lights u1on her
alley az Vaucigso Witnolr showing
for a Territorial feld hls fe1t
arart-the trosoad1-r Knight 81
81 r~ her hra-t- ffe does r-
fhat she IS blind ard h.7 cords
Per The facultF - whe a DIS
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Card Of Thanks

we thank the Ladies AID society u
the Reformed church ard ether friends
for tire Coral offerings in The sad hour
~ the death - our husband and father.
Mr. AND MRS. r. = ST DENIS.
MRS. r A. KELLY