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Gunnison news-champion., 1903-09-25
Town Contains

Hotel r. one OF the largest and best
h0tels ia the country
A masonic hail used a. an opera
house
2ci2ar factartss.
lumber yar,l-
> b1i Ting worts.
planning mills
livery STABLES
EIectric lights Telephone system
and " after works
Assessed Valuation etc
Total assessment eli oiannison
city ~Sl6.Hoo
Tax le,y 80 u.ilis
BaHslsd and athsr debts $50. AZ
Annual recc. pt. uf city II i6S
Disbursement lo ~
schools
3 public, one rounty high school
: tcachers
442 children ol school age.
s47s9 paid tearbers la ls02
Business Conditions
Merchants carry full stocks and are
prompt in mecting their obligations
q or houses are being erected and
w OF ~ modern cottages could be let
at once at a iair rental
t,unnisOn il having "A slow but
substantial growth The town is
beautifully located in the valley uf
the Gunnison With ample room Tor a
city oi 4u. .ooo people
Three or four oi the rrtail hoases
do a considerable iobbiug business
with the towns and miuing camps
~ to - miles distant
Among the expected and important
enterprises OF the town. are a 800 ton
smclter and a state normal school
onc ui the STATE fish hatcheries il
locatcd here, and also one of the I '.
: land offices
u. & T. q. Co. has round hou.r.
machine and car shops, and &. a :
co. "a round houae.
Gunnison County
'iuuuison j. the county scat
Population oi county zoo.
-t.1uh acfrs uf band IN cultivation.
l9.on acres OF grazing land
lIt.upn acres of coal land
million acres al government land.
33 school houses.
1890 children ui school age.
~ miles oi railroad
~ miles of telephone wire.
100 miles OF the best trout fishing
streams in the country.
Prod ucts OF County 1902
1od.1ao tons OF coal. 81 .aDp 400
Gold. silver lcad and roppcr.
S2IEuu
-p."N rallle 4OO 600
10 asa sheen gn non
ltmothy and native grasses 500 900
i"t"iocs l. 600
Oats - unu
BARLEY ~ ,oo
neat 900
,hs'tllh 900
hnlltf 3 600
Total value uf produrts 81 22G 500
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-09-25
Coal

Coal Coal
PaRsoNs & FERGUsoN.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-09-25

Total value of produrts 81 SD. 500
@unuison is third county i'm rsrnduc-
tfou uf coal
hanner county inpToductiou oihay
Eauehmc0 generally are out Of
dthi and have money n bank
Bonded debt ui county S3G5. .ouo
Tax levy, - mills
Mining industry has been greatly
stimulated by the recent gold discov-
tries and strikes ia deep tunnels which
promise a rich output. Gold belt of
county 90 miles hong by l. miles wide.
Immense iron deposits are known
O." exist. among the largest in the
country Granite, building stone.
graphite. fire clay, etc. are in great
abundance
Climate is healthtul and invfporat
ing
Nuinmel's and tails are delightful
ana winters are rarely ever severe
"unnison county is destined 10 be
one oi The great counties ri the state
and its capital city i. bound Ia ,,Tny,
{" double its present size in > few
years
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-09-25
GunHls0a City
Pay Roll

~ hn-iA.--- houses eHsFloyinx -
clerks win annual salaries azgFcgst-
ing ~. ~,u
liD railroad cHipioye- l.,l .@~
. miscellaneous .IaEii0Ne- i5.ss~
Ta.sssl amount ,,f pas ss,n .l2.ms
Exceeds eli .,-s per month
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-09-25

~ -ANAeAAS
HOY. 4 G. BEoWN. Mayor.
T. = MrEIIER, Councilman
J. NJ ALLEN.
{. +. PENNINGTON
DUNCAN MACkINruSu.
j. W. ENGIANE.
q. W. HOLMES.
W A. CLARK. Treasurer.
W. II. CoRI-M. Clerk
L., II NEGENER. Attorney
~ LANhERTY. city Marshall
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-23
is THERE TO BE A DEFICIT?

Secretary Shaw in his report foreshadows national
deficit next year. fact there will be in the abb
sence of new taxes severe retrenchments We do
not know what the politicians will say but the people
If they had the say would say retrench During the
present fiscal year, which ends next June the income
Of the national is estimated 900
and the expenditures 100000 000 leaving surplus
Of only s14,000Oo0 During the year that follows if
business remains active increase with pop
ulation the income will rise up 0Oo but the
penditures if present plans remain unchanged likely
to reach $727OoO0oO producing deficit of s2Sooo0Oo
is evident that during the Of prosperity which ths
country has enjoyed for the past few the
ment has allowed its expenditures to increase with
alarming rapidity These expenditures 40 per
cent greater than they were six The private
of people of which public taxes must
collected increased like ratio But this
is not the serious feature Of the situation. Pr
vate have increased largely, that the
ent public burdens not felt much they will be-
The expenditures for next year. in the way of fixed
charges such public works (iver and harbor improve
ments, Notifications ships etc., figures at s67000000
and most of these expenditures under contracts
authorized by Congresses, and little criticised
they did enter into the appropriations Of
the year in which Congress sanctioned them These
expenditures cannot be reduced, matter what be
the anxiety Of future Congress to retrench The in
terest the public debt (s24OoOooO) is also fixed
charge, matter what the financial conditions The
pension appropriations which aggregate nearly $4,000
900 equally irreducble, for pension given
becomes practically contract with the pensioner. The
army and navy expenditures which foot up to $685.,
100000 against onethird that six years ago),
may indeed be reduced, but nothing short of financial
panic revolution could suddenly them
the old level All along the line the reduction Of
national expenditures established is extremely
slow, difficult and irksome task, and if the country Is
to be prepared for possible return of hard times it
should begin to practice rigid economy
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-23
THAT ANr,ouArEp TOPEKA ROAR.

Wichita papers favor Wichita over Topeka a
venon because it is 'the city Of big hotels and
many railways" Wichita has the number Of lines
railroad Topekaeight lines Of track leading TO
and from each of the cities hoels-wichita has
National, Throep, Oxford and no Copeland
5 county-Topeka Herald.
None so blind as those who will not see" Counting
the Orient which operates two daily trains
TO wichita there eleven railway lines in and out OF
Wichita. counting the Texas Panhandle which
IN and out independent train-a few miles over the
Santa Fe Galveston track every day. The Missouri
Pacific Frisco. Rock Island and Santa Fe three
through trains every day making wentyfour trains in
Wichita these lines every day
The Wichita and Western and the Southern Kansas
their connections and the Kiowa branch Of the Mis-
Pacific reach every portion of southwest Kansas
The Frisco Missouri Pacific and Southern Kansas
reach every southeast county OF Kansas The Midland
connects with the Union Pacific Ellsworth the Mis-
sour Pacific and Rock Island Salina and at Topeka.
The Santa Fe and Rock Island and Missouri Pacific
reach all northeast Kansas counties from Wichita. There
greater number of railway mail trains in and out
of Wichita daily than in and cut any other city Of
Kansas.
AS for wichta's hotel accommodations. this city
easily lays any other city Kansas Topeka with
her Throop Oxford ard Copeland to the The
writer OF the above is evidently ignorant y the fac
that since the last convention held Wichita
big fvestory addition has been built the Carey "a
long and deep three story addition TO the Baltimore
large three brand asw hotel erected ard st opened
opposite the Missouri Fec-1c that tn H4zttoa and
Manhattan have both been eui~rs - ana provei thar
stories Ct ,hreesto- a.d f24rs CRY brick
block have been converted hotels that The Topeka
House and the Wellington have been improved
snd that addition OF or so of two three
story roouing houses have been balt, with added
fsurarts galore
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-23

Two years ago the Topeka papers made us tired
with their med and untruthful criticisms of Wichitas
railway facilities and of her hotel capacity. There is
and only well founded objection that can
urged against Wichita and that is, while her audi
forum seat only about thousand delegates there
is but balcony for few hundred spectators and
visiting statesmen. In every other respect Wichita is
the greatest convention city Kansas Topekas anxiety
to the contrary Notwithstanding As for central oca
ton Wichita is in the east half Of the state but a
hundred miles the geographical center than is
Topeka, the center of population and farther
north of the south line than Topeka is from Missouri
and not much if any Oklahoma than Topeka is
to Nebraska Topekas advantage in auditorium capacity
is conceded but Wichita is going to build auditorium
shortly that will lay it out everything of that char
acter to be found between the Missouri river the
Rocky mountains
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-23
NARQIH,S VINEYARD.

Robertson Trowbridge in Scribner's)
Ny neighbor hath little field.
Small store of wine its presses yield,
And truly but a slender hoard
Its harvest brings for barn or board.
Yet though hundred fields are mine,
Fertile with olive, corn and vine;
Though autumn piles my gamers high,
Still for that little field l sigh.
For ah, methinks no otherwhere
Is any field so good and fair
Small though it be. it's better far
Than all my fruitful vineyards are,
Amid whose plenty sad l pine
"Ah, would that little field were mine,"
Large knowledge void of peace and rest,
And wealth with pining care possest-
These by my fertile lands are meant,
That little field is called Content.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-23

In a case before Colorado court. 15o
yeniremen have been examined and not a
juryman obtained. That is a species Of
mob law.
Those free traders in Massachusetts, are
not dangerous. They viii compromise on
free hides, free wssl. Tree salt and free
food, and will consent to taxed fabrics.
boots and shoes and notiens.
-i:i..I;l-
Denver now has some boosters. 1t Is
their purpose to neglect the balance of the
world for awhile. ard look out for home
OF course. they will soen tire Of that, as
it is SO much easier to hush the sewers
than to clean up their back yard.
|-l....l--
This IS the season Of plum buildings. yet
the president refuses to see the thumbs of
Jack Horncr politicians.
(C-(C-(D
A Mississippi negro refused TO heed the
warnings OF Whitecaps and was slain. He
thought he was living in a republic, but
his neisfbors fooled him.
(O-(.)-(c
Japanese people have great confidence in
their emperor. II he IL wise he VIII re-
tain that confidence by keeping the peace
with Russia.
t-.1o-ot.-b
President Roosevelt will refuse TO see
business callers during the holiday recess
unless they have most important matters
to discuss. Uninportant matters tuet now
are public appointments.
-(o). .(o)-
France and Great Britain are using their
best endeavors to prevent war between
Russia and Japan. 1t would be quite hu-
man il France and Great Britain-re-
spectively seconds of the beiiserents-
should themselves take q little turn with
the sword.
C?)-(?)-(D
Tariff tinkerers in Great Britain have
lost their public jobs. Let Americans who
wAsiid tariff tinker and currency monger
take warning.
)C-)o()(
II Colombia was fighting Panama and
the latter province had no hackers CO.
lombia would be cheered on to victery by
an eager world. but as Panama is backed
by the United States. Colombia hasn't a
friend on earth. The world Is one great
big snob-eager to mount the winning
band wagon.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-23

Dear cusin:
Ma gave pa ten dollars to by her a criss-
mus present with. pa he got Her a com
and brush. Ma ses she nos it didunt cost
no ten dollars and is goin to find out What
pa did with the rest of thee money eff she
has to hire Harry sutton.
yur sammic.
-Ioi.. oi-
Pratt Republican: One of the young
men who make the Wichita Eagle the
best daily paper in Kansas is saving a
piece of crepe to wear for the editor of the
Republican, If the Curious Capers'' col
umn Is continued. We've bgeen expecting
an invitation to a funeral in the Eagle
office ever since the "Pikers - column
was started. but are pleased to be disa p
pointed so far.
-IoI. .ioI-
Topeka Herald: The attention of the
Jokemakers' union is called to the fact
that the Wichita Eagle is working its Wos
y Gil. Probuster and Jiminez jokes TWEEN
ty-three hours every day.
(..)o-o(.D
This is credited to Doc Shuts:
A young wife stole up behind her hus-
band and kissed him.
Madame that is very indecorous," de-
clared that pompous soul.
OI, cAcuSc Iic, L dilu h0O~ ~ wac
you,' replied she.
-.-.-.-
Little Jack Horner,
Got him a corner,
On Christmas buildings and pies.
He put up the price
On dainties so nice.
And when he dies he intends to found, by
will domestic science university.
O-O-O-O
Those Russians at kishinef who massa-
cred Jews. pillaged their shops. mutilated
the bodies and perpetrated all sorts OF
cruelties, have met their Just deserts. .
They have been sent to Jail for a year.
(.1o-O(..)
w. j. Bryan talked it over with the
car of Russia. 1t is for the reader to
determine who did the most talking.
-..O-O..:
Now, there is another threatened tie-up
in the glove industry, sny yet the manu-
facturers have handled the workmen
with gioved hands.
O-O-O-O
Mark Hanna's idea is to stand pat, but
Roosevelt prefers to draw, and he is rap
idly drawing the voters into his hand
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-23
OKLAHOMA OUTLINES

The Blackwell News refuses 10 lay
aside ancient beliefs and forms. 1t heads
| a marriage notice thus: United for
Life
Blackwell boasts of the largest repre-
sentation in the territorial a. and NJ. col
lege outside of Saltwater
The number Of guests at the Jackson
Day banquet at Blackwell will have 10
be limited. This report will cut the at
tendance down.
The first car of material for Shawnee
new car line has arrived. Work is TO be
begun Immediately.
A lady's diamond ring was lost at Alva
the other day. Here's hoping that IL
wasn't his present to her.
The Augusta Sun quotes Everett Pur-
cell on why men so deliberately to the
devil" Lee and Eve should leave these
great moral questions 70 that whole-souled
editor. Willie r. Hearst.
The Augusta Sun wagers a bottle of
Peruna that Oklahoma doesn't get state
hood till after presidential election rext
year. The fact that the Sun editors
testimonial appears In the Psruna sd
should be taken into consideration.
The Christian church az Braman is suf-
fering from back-sliding. The set-bscks
fortunately. however, have ali been In the
construction OF the new church.
~
turned out one day last week en- masse
and erected the framework cf the new
Christian church. The. church will cos;
about SOC.
One paper considers statehood in this
hopeless way: Everything comes 10 him
VINO waits.
Elmer Hogue OF the Ponca country.
was killed Saturday evening. near Ponca
City. by being thrown out =, a buggy.
An Indian was doing the driving.
Some one writes 10 Santa Claus at Cor
dell thus: You win fnd our hose with
the holes stitched UP on the gate post"
The Cherokee Democrat announces hat
\. T Erasg's store az Ingerso,l mas been
closed Il declares that this is the second
failure OF this store.
Everybody viii celebrate Christina. &c,
the editors.
The Mulnsu State Journal sssued It's
afty-third number last week II asks fo-
no more prosperous future than has been
its ftrst year.
The weevil which Ia blasting the cotton
bolis II Texas Travelled orr- two hundred
uiiss acrozs burning sands and dssolate
wastes tron the n@zres, cottcl asles
south q the Rio Graade- one pair CO c5:-
1el 6oll usevils VII produce r. season
"a % re suIi growa vs>vllz- which INST
sussist exclusively O. cSson-
-e: News Miller & NcKtTick. VINO
make regular .r.ps between T.-abz-tske
and PCz6 Greek with tic stage ard --sz!l-
are becoming tired &C tbs cold weather.
3 - ar thinking O. buying coESie .. a.
sor-ots,ss Tnsy viii purchase IRE large
oats. .-cIoss ths-a sight put Il an c.
stove ard have cVeVyshizS IS s7Eg IA
a PuIInssn pai.-ee The trip Esil b r5zde
= C7e hour
Blackwell News. Tom Hersiev so~sks,
- Guthrie as Little Africa he s tax
IaE eo--s big chances - Leslie SIsisc<
recszt convers.co 70 rrsiE.o- tes-S 90 TIE /
Kind thar sticks. .sr Should Sis SIP a I
cog 90 two. the Grerorks vost eexi,-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-23

Dreyfus is of the stuff of what nerves are made. He
didn't seek freedom from prison, but vndicstion His
releasement from Devils Island in satisfied
him. He kept hammering the French authorities until
last he is not only indicated by reinstatement in
the army but promoted to a lieutenant colonelcy
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-23

The second advent of Christ was predicted for
by Kansas City preacher Sunday Well, all know
in what estimate he will hold the R0ckeellers ct AL
the boodlers ct al, and the probuster crowd ct AL try
ing 20 sacrifice Ed Hoch altar built out of ag
gregaton of soreheads old party bruises and political
dsappointments
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-23

The United States Postofice Departments annual re-
port people st continue drop unaddressed
letters ard packages in the mails The dead letter
ohce last year. also found nearly s15ooooo checks
notes drafts ETC. in mssent letters The same occurs
in Great Britain
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-23

Topeka having increased her already burtheusome
leb by acquiring the waterworks Is confronted with
What her taxpayers ought 10 have known and that is
that scorer later the works will be run and named
by ward strikers and there Is howl
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-23

1T be generally accepted" says the Topeka
Capital that Bale Waggener will be candidate
year for Democratic national committeeman from Kan
sas to succeed J. G. Johnson Waggener will represent
the Cleveland wing of the party Johnson likely will
be candidate again. He is supporter of Bryan"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-23

The Kansas City Journal admits that the Eagle knew
what it talking about when it declared that the
Topeka Probuser-fioch crowd in danger taking
Pop flop Yes experience is reliable than guess
work The Wichita flop inspired by just the con-
ditions now existing at Topeka
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-23

The prohusters' averment that the reason why they
holding onto Hoch teaacjous!y is because they
krow OF no other who down Bailey. Ard Ho.h
ant as they viii ind cut later
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-23
KANSAS CURRENTS

The Topeka Capital says that Bailey is
waiting to see what Hoch will do before
appointing supreme justice. The Capt.
tai and the rest OF the anti-machine are
/ in the same ante-room.
An early convention is planned by the
| Republicans. Hesitating Hcch has LET
out so much of his lire that IL is thought
! that he won't be able 20 reel IL In before
late in the spring. and thus n Republican
can be saved from msrtyrdom.
If the representation is based or one
/ delegate to every 90 votes. as usual the
I Republican state convention Will be com
posed of 800 delegates. There were .Ss2
! last year.
! Local people are talking OF changing the
power OF the Hutchinson street railway
That poor mule viii bray himself to death
/ 1t is feared, with so much joy.
| We learn from an exchange that for
curiosity one plank walk stiH exists at
lola Which causes US 10 wonder IL {
will be sent to the Worlds Fair. too
/ Friendly advice" from the MscksviIle
Argus: young man who Is visiting
In Iowa had better return. so they say
or he will lost his best girl.
Charlie Curtis now hss five men after
his place Case Brederfcx of Hoiton IL
the last one 10 take down with the con
gressional itch.
Fort Leayenworth is said 10 be The mos,
important army post In tire United States
just now. That Panama talk has had
great deal 70 do with its sudden growth
Sumner county boy. weighing go
pounds died Sunday night Of heart failure
Fatty degeneration OF the heart czus.6
death
The Kansas City and Topeka papers had
dispatches Sunday giving the details CT
the wedding OF w. NJ 5,ryxsr. Of Wei
iE.tor. His wedding IL net to com. or
Till two days yet aas this effort o. his
friends 10 get him out 81 the wa -
quickly VIII nc; Be appreciated BIZ him.
The peace officers CO Wellington zogls
DO well 70 look 20 Andy Richards In
the Mail be SAVE: II We ean rr1 on. ~
more attorneys 20 tax. ths case. the sssto-
OF the MAJ proposes 20 institute zhog.-
@fs' AiFf-E7- gu --sAtt8f raaTGel flf-A with
re nsIt ter dsTs.
sumner county hzs rerait,.s ss.E %
tina; cou7-ys state tzreE 20 81 state
Treasurer Ard sIs.Sdy IN. legislators. 80 /
ocrdlag 70 TIE srti-raachiss paper. hz4e
their ey. or tina; sls 70
Iolz G.cse-sv g ~. P@gs.---- Al con-
frrsrce IN W1ss1ngto- Re otter daT tns 4
fact seemed 30 be acceptes that ex-Csev- i
eT-or AUTTy Craze f. 20 % THE Chairman 4
% IT, na1loaxi R~vzblfeaa com-gfss i
r%rt year "a Sl2ce Of Narcss A fisr-a 1
Crane II an ale MAJ. snA had ikss I'd I
vantage over Hanaz- TIA; - q r-lassv. 4
- marriage Of the wris.r - this
Ez1oriA Gazette There se<--x . -
SINE h=s..A1cy as &c Etzxt xkza - tn
lsscin 1issn al the kanssa Day feed The
Gazette szxgez,G u-teF ne s.sca-slza=ss i
Eat Sz-zt0-A ehsas-tl.s sr.1 rss,s ozsz-
u served ~ . lice. savoy ssek-nssss - /
feca cores -; for xyEeT1sr q ccusss
- could Sfg-S@te@ to sxnessexsca kzs
cfh@-wsse & -D2A52i ts : c<e sse. q
hzvs Mort Ct gf~Y - LsF~ er csS VA q 5
Lsl o,e- wiki 1s-e~s c. batter Tnzrz =
realty - fsasea ssg sfossss-s tAs z=zx~s-
ties 4. this sareGes. xts<k ss shs Gaxes-e
s-4-zxtzHcs T. IS = ssa1-1zss se.~-~- j
szy usy. 4
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-23

The Democratic threat to defeat TIE Panama treaty
re Serase Ike Germans speech IS but hot air They
- rot dare throw away the biggest and best canal
bsxgain possible.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-23

II is eDcouragi1g to note that the Chicago polce
force has spunked up sufficiently declare all strikes
of on funerals ard
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-23


a of 0anar
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-23
KANSAS HISTORY REVEALS THAT

IN TWO HUNDRED ToDAY:-The was
hunting
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-23

IN 177s THIRTY YEARS ToDAY:-It reported
inch
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-23

IN 1885, TWENTY YEARS AGO ToDAY-The Topeka State j.
come corporation with Judge Harris Wichita
The asseking
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-23

The Kansas City and Topeka papers had
dispatches Sunday giving the details CT
tie wedding OF W. ". 5tryksr Of Wei
!r.tor. His wedding IL net to corn. or
till two days yet aad this effort o. his
friends 10 get him out 81 the wa 81
quickly VIII nc; bs appreciated By him.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-23

Sumner county boy. weighing 80
pounds died Sunday night Of heart failure
Fatty degeneration OF the heart caused
death.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-23

sumner county has rsr1its.s ssra %
fnaf ccul,<s state tareE 20 So state
treasure Ard siss&dy IN. Legislators. 80
oerdiag 70 TIE sntl-rlarhins psp~rz. have
their ey. or tina; So 70
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-23

The peace officers c, Wellington zouls
DO well to look 20 Andy Richards N
the Mail he SAVE: IL We esn sr1 on. o.
more attorneys 20 take ths czse the ssstor
OF the MAJ p-opos*s 20 institute zt.oE-
four thouss dollar SANDER sus.s within
re nsIt ter dzvs'
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-23

Fort Leayenworth is said 70 be The most
important army post IN tire United States
just now That Panama talk has had
great deal 10 do with its sudden growth.