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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-09-06
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Some portions of oklahoma have re
Gently been overrun with wolves-nuC h
20 the annoyance Of farmers and stock
men. whose Cocks and herds have Sc
vereiy suffered. Attempts 70 run the
wolves with hounds have not been very
successful and Tor very GOOD reason.
as set forth in the folioalRg story of
a hunt. in Pawnee county. originally
told in our interesting contemporary. The
Deg FancieT.
We struck fresh trail and the eigh-
teen DOES were socn se7dins him as fast
IS he could hit the ground After run
Eins about an hour wolves began howl
iav in every direction. drawing closer
and closer together. The dogs came 1T
bay and when overtaken were seen cir
cling 2 small Snoll IN the valley. On
this knoll. bunchel together for a ight
were fuIly twenty grey wolves. The dogs
were an good ones. but would not attack
SO many wolves at che time. Occasion
ally four or i've dogs would charge
abreast only to scatter when the wolves
would prepare 10 close in on them /
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-09-06
s ; LIFE IN LAND OF THE FAIR GOD 3

sunk in glowing spiendor behind the wsst-
ern hills and the shades % night had
commenced 70 creep upon a rrstfsl con-
diiion In dreamfu. Saltwater. a. one ~
one the risrs began TO twinkle more And
more brightly and she great nysseriou.
visitor near the zenith was hurryisg With
the swiftness OF issht fns0 fns great IN
known. our bachelor. entirely innocent %
the furoTe he had created. befook himself
10 the '-vius-cIad" cottage lie vas not
married. that was certain. but the boys
didn't know II; and there's fhe rub. 40
was welcomed with q winzofae srufie.
which girls know hos % uss With telling
effect and seatsd hinself urou fhs prof
fered chair prepared % b. entsriAinef -
the usual manner. when suddenly fret.
out the ziosuiuE. cam shri.l- whistle
then another and another unfu 81 seem
81 20 the startled Bachelor thai she ar
wss billed with ear-sEiiffiHg sounds from
pueksred lips and fovcsfsl lungs vast
j. the nearing of that Hst De va SET
IN suspense only = moment. fas. from pc
hirsd ;hs weeds and bsrns nns alisrs fssfe
sxarn1es squads 4 by. eprniss rieH o,
boys regiments % Boys briEadsn. aisi
rions corps. Millions - boys 81 ths fss-
cred imagination % ssr hschsser sri sne
boys arrne5 wifh eow-befls. an Hsrns znd
All sorts u paBs danced. footed ysltsS.
eSvortea and made fke nighf alfeeas
because TIE dear Cd sorsip bad started
the story II fhe narFfsze Ire BAD arseFf
PITY him. FsTrtsrstian poursf ffrm fis
every pore. Chilis ebasot themselves 50
snd sopa rs Fsrsxsrss Ffass every
door app@sres1 IN ioasirirE faes. frem
every wfnso~ hesd TIE spnsssea -
fss boys - sasr-Fse. bui ne snal sosss
haa not b~n rsaeh-s ard his safrssslss
went unh~eSsd Th~ hoys ta~r~g al
ysiiei snd toote4. fhs losc~T iie Esas-
Del ala bat and fAe 1fssacssea ard hns-
ris1 sNay 20 Nsis sfre~f se'fovr1 -
ne ho1tlnE boys TAsF eossz-e isfs ~
ssivzsian ArrzY cr1ws. haf fhe sggf hsf1
fhsus ir psg1f There my ze th~r
ysiiet Tresfs 9ese sE1~sssf g. tzsf fs-Y
auiT r-n.les srd gsss-s cu re taYs
foIzawed ~ falr Bss 49, 80 FseesA -
fssf 80 sitter erfszs-lgn saz shass -
oTsr.sSs DEER. srasa euf ~ zsfsf usxss
esz.s e<~r. so1gsws hss; rFa=s8x
lessssr ana folsfsr - = seke~S zef F~Fsr.
a~szfed sFrss Boez~r rsesz FL sff1vsszf.
eff- ~ csrfse 50 49, ssFrt-
Tss rhsfiF4ss Is - Ifai'ar fr4ess8zas.
M Il uzs % SAsa Eenziaz SO Pc
zsss. 80 - h4ts-s w~-s sss-<iss - 80
sss ~esf ssf~rssfs frzrss-f ner-e e -
a. ItzHza asissar~ 80 sseaf1 - E1ss
rrsss>S
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-09-06

and after one experience or this kind.
the child SHES around this particular in
dustriOus family
Ever since Saltwater was plated and
Duck street was thereby made a public
highway the Industrious fellows have had
their home at that spot. How long be
fore that interesting event this family had
domicile in that place. this historian
has no data.
Millions upon millions Of the red fellows
have been crushed TO death by passing
vehicles. in the restless. pushing onrush
of traffic and hundreds. perhaps thou
sands. have been killed by the vengefui
children. who inaugGTated war % ex-
termination because they had felt the
force Of the ants iritability when his hon
was at stake.
Their home has a cavernous mouth In
the solid street. and there may be seen
the industrious little fellows hurrying IN
and out or IL. thither and yon. all bent
upon that great ever weaving thought
the betterment OF their hone-and woe
be unto him who ventures 10 interfere
with the personal Weights OF tbs ant
colony.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-09-06
A Bachelors Romance.
The Sentinel Advance has co1cocted the
following romance:


Is a beautiful story r. song:
But the opposite viw
Is taken by two
In their disagreeabiy troublesome pIlgh;-
The scene 81 our story q a little vine
clad" cottage nesting amid more pre-
tentious surroundings in beautiful sian
water The cottage s. COUNTERPART -
many another IN This town. and were
any % them 20 Ei4e the stories 81 their
lives living within their four walls. antilles.
happiness. delight. tears. degrcgatiou and
utter misery might Be written IN tie
poets verse o. painted upon the artist >
canvas EUt Is not the cottage itself that
Furnishes the founaau "a for our story.
u vas tie attraction within
81 one Of the hotels lives q bachelor.
POOR fellow. All Of his clss. deserve
commisse-ation: should b. treated KIDD
b. Perhaps our bachelor had seq.
through sudden rif; ~ tire clossds q
streak of sunnhine shlmnsFiag brightly.
beckoning hiE 70 follow the gentle rayz
a. they kindly pierced the fnHer sseesses
q "A i9nssgrae heart This Is. d1ubf.@ss
a secret that belongs . hi1nssif Yet.
Who cen tell q he doubts and fesrs
ionxfngs. ioves. hopes md srabi;ions thar
Haxer around the lives ard ;uE ~ re
hezr;-ssrsnzs - al Cd 5aehsloFs1 u can
only Be guessed - esa only - seq
ralzsd
wen. cur bachelor couid Be feuns a.
more or ier. rsguiar f-ferzais 1uring ~
seek a. the ~gl-e-cIzs Cssfaxe. Tse
Attraction zas ziwags fhefs 20 Te'c-sre
hlgn. and csusr ~ each Flsli feT1sss. an
other rffs- lu ,he ciqsts o course -
ael xhbors neficed ~ eizits. ard ~ co4rae
they eo-nusnfs1 ab9sf fhera. One Eeof
cd Eessfls wcEsr fsrl shs - type 70
all ssos oid rosssry wo7-ea4 sits teazas
and pzIass ssd teeth. ~ lsft~f IN =
chsorsc state q a.. decay. sd s-sH fhe
vlrsts to- sra talked farx sbsssf shs-
Ehe- fhs oo1.Srfusity 1rslsrss1 its~4f. z-f
-tea y si1r 2 fhs feaT Cd susrsn rssts
a fe~ orcsefa- ifsez serssif o. szt1rssar
rsor-.fzx - see1 a. - has yssfet ~
s,--zkfsst 68rnes AID s@s1s ~ kitreer-
So hu-rsss sxsy . nszgasa1 - fea
ths nszs =hsen -ras fairly s~si-rx r. taa
eezr osa hsse
--Yos rsfekf s-k~evsf Esat wSs 4
rnruir 1hsyu - st nnarrfssi oFer fhsr
last nsxht. roiafiaG sezsrt - 'vfns-
eize- co:tsFs ~Yoa zixss s-ss<s tszf
az hat fAar ssTia - z-ea1sr 49, a.
coxir- - so-sttz-
ne .sis ~~p FsssflT- s11 esfers 49,
sse hS1 reached as azfr6zzn hs-xsf -
.nals n~igst.sr heosz va - pozsesssca q;
sa@ ElN1eo-se rs~z
That -Fszizs ~ ~ great rss ~ aac
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-09-06

went within twenty feet of the wolves
and scattered them by throwing stones
and sticks at them, and shouting. The
pack split some of the dogs following
one wolf and some another. The chase
would continue until fifteen or twenty Of
the wolves punched again and had TO be
scattered again. ! never saw anything
like it, Our dogs could do nothing with
them at night, and it was In daylight only
that we could start wolf and run him
alone. Before our hunt the smaller packs
in Pawnee county had been whipped and
run home in the night chases. only the
larger number of our dogs saved them
from a similar fate
So again We have proof of the futility
of running grey wolves with hounds that
have not been specially trained for the
work. \ single wolf at bay is an object
that few foxhounds have the courage &c
attack, for he is an adversary Of su-
perior strength. weight and fighting abil-
ity. But a wolf is handicapped by cow
ardice. and a band OF them will almost
instantly scatter before a determined
charge. Experienced hounds understand
this and will win by taking the enemy in
detail combining their attack on the least
formidable of the foe
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-09-06
An Insurance War.

An insurance war at Shawnee is threat
ened and it's not new in underwater cir
cles either, for an effort has for some
time, and is now being made. TO adjust
the matter but up TO now nothing In that
way has been done and the trouble is
still threatened. says the Democrat.
The matter as was explained recently
by an agent for several of the best COM
panies represented here is that some time
ago the first agencies established in the
city, were organized under the title of the
Local Underwriters Union. and that these
agents carried the risks OF the shack
town, but that after the many blocks
of new brick and stone buildings had
been erected what is known 10 them as
the non-union underwriters appeared on
the scene. and since that time have been
taking business without regards TO rates.
Now it is hoped by all concerned that
the matter will be fixed up and that all
the agencies viii be able to 90 2 share Of
the business. but it can be said now. on
good authority. that unless an adjustment
OF tn matter is made very soon the peopl .
OF Shawnee viii become the benedciaiies
OF the cheapest rates and the best insug-
ance ever offered in the territory.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-09-06
The Orient Doesn't Stop.

The Orient doesn't stop at Aline Re-
Gently. some OF the boys at Aline hung
a dummy over the Orient railroad cross
ing crossing and when the construction
train came along and struck II. the en-
gineer didn't notice IT until he hi: il as
he was pushing a car ahead Of him, but
as soon as he had found out that he had
run over something. he stopped the train
and the crew went back. picking upa sun
bonnet and apron on the way. They were
sure they had run over woman. but
were greatly relieved when they found IL
was nothing but dummy. One of the
brakeman was hit by the piece OF the
pole that hid the dummy and in conse-
queuce has a very lame arm II was
laughahie this time. but some one nay
yet be seriously injured and the good
people Of AlIne would regret II. declares
the Carmen News.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-09-06
let News Quota.

Just to prove that :; Is interested In
the earthly comfort and welfare OF its
subscribers. the jet News desires 20 en-
nounce that there Is a certain vell-to-
60 bachelor living on fine half section
OF land rot many miles from Jet who does
his own cooking He informed the writer
not long ago that be was tired Of that
way OF living. 80 vs infer that he % on
the matrimonial market he has over 10
acres of Land. ia genial. good CON-
panion. and vil treat his better halt
right. He wants q consiy maiden lady
~ about thirty summers. Of a sweet dis
position. but need not have any uonsy.
as he has plenty for both. Send photo.
XYZ. care News Office.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-09-06
Tree Esserminssor.

The Il Reno Democrat has found
large number OF shade trees whose
leaves and branches are covered With
paperous shells In which are encssed a
long black bug which evidently Il the
varTneni thatiis destroying the shruhh>ry
10 has been discovered that ~ lays an
esq IN a sort % q wssO upon Tire branch
Of Tire tree which produces this shell sn6
bag. and while eaca.ed IN its paperous
II i an innoceat-iooking thing bar nys-
FERROUS. and the leaves AMI the1 The
branches and finally TIRE tire dies People
should watch for these psp<rous shsiis
which are eone-shapei and the color =
dead wood. making :hern difficult = de-
tectscn. End either burn them or destroy
THE bug esessed therein az their trees
are sure 20 De destroyed
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-09-06
Rlvsl 20 nos Springs.

Sulphur Springs ~in certainty - ths
health and plezxzre resort q TIRE Eest
riva1ins Hot Springs. AK 81 tire. ard
bec0rae TIE Eeccs TO- al TIE izvaiids =
TIE cCuutrT- The government Is ALREADY
spending Thousands Of dollars there ard
L. only conmercing. and ~ssi make =
grest resort sayz the Norman TraEsers5t
IN view q tsts fsc; prosect - already
oa foot 20 co-rs~t 4 81 a sisctrse Ere
sfth Guihrs>. okisSezA City and Nor
mar. Purcell ard oSh~r towns o. Ck'sho-
IA. ere Sosuf q the cham r9s be41s
built betueen Oklahoma CITY and Ggihrse-
Frun Guthrie & wll extezd nortA zH1
frcz okiShaEza Cisy south sr.1 ~sss very
soo1- There - pssa-y Of ezFi;2l s@aisf
The prp2ert. and az Il strtkss s1rna sc11
towns. i I'll D T'zyizg rad from tas
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-09-06
Pnh,inc bx Experience.

The Stccknen OF Hamilton and ad3oin-
Ing counties are proating from their sx-
per.ence Of last winter and nearly All
have raised large crops OF feed fer cse
during the fan and winter. according 10
the Syracuse News. They are also build
ing sheds for the protection os the stock
which has never been doae before. The
Plammers. OF stanton county. losers last
winter. have built large sheds and are
now busy harvesting something Ike
thousand acres Of forage. This has been
a very favorable year for forage plants
Of all kinds and exceptional crops viii
be harvested throughout that part Of The
state
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-09-06


towns. Among them are ST Bernard
Mount Vernon, Ohio City, for two years
the county seat, Chemung. Berea and
Minneola
Among the abandoned towns in Geary
county are Pawnee. Ashland. Riley City
Whisky Point and Kansas Falls.
ChantiIly fought for the county seat
Of Kearney county and lost. This town
soon dwindled out and everybody moved
TO Lakin, the present county seat.
Delaware was thriving town in Leav-
enworth county during Inc war, but IL
is out of existence now. So is Himon.
Centersville, Summersyille, Alexandra and
Clementville. Alexandra was headquar-
tiers for the pro-slavery people in early
days.
Columbia was established in Lyon coun-
ty in 1856. but it didn't last long. En-
poria froze it out.
Marshall county has a long list OF
abandoned towns. They are: Gertrude.
Merrimac. Axtell. Nottingham. Ohio City.
Vermillion and Sylvan.
In the list of lost towns in Nemaha
county, Judge Abijah Wells gives this
list: Richmond. Lincoln. America City.
Pennington. CentraIia. Ash Point, Cen
trail City and Albany.
Prairie Du Chen may do all right for a
name in Wisconsin, but it hoodooed a
town in Kansas. One by that name was
located in Neosho county and it only last
ed a year. LAHORE is the name of an
other lost town in that county.
Some real estate spectators started the
town of Sidney in Ness county and tried
TO make it the county seat. They failed
and Sidney is no more.
Representative j. II. Stavely. of Lyndon,
furnishes this list of dead towns In Usage
county: Superior. Washington, SwtZer.
Indiana City. Prairie City. Versa lies.
Georgetown, Havana. Lexington. Shires-
ton. Olvet and Penheld.
Chico was promising town in Saline
county until il got into a railroad fight
and lost. Then ii disappeared. Mariposa
was another town in that county. 1t dried
up and blew away.
Smith county has seen the rise and fall
of three towns within its borders. They
were: CORVALLIS, WATERFOWL and Ger
mantown Webb McNall helped TO found
WATERFOWL
woodsdale, Stevens county. was named
after Sam Woods, and it died before its
founder did. Woodsdaie is linked with
the worst tragedy Kansas ever had grow
ing out of county seat fight.
Kenneth was the judicial seat for Sher
idan. Sherman and Thomas counties for
some years. II was located in Sheridan
county. 1t is now dead.
Oakdale in Reno county, grew like
green bay tree for awhile. but the dry
rot struck il and II soon evaporated.
Some poet started a town named Homer
in Russell county. 1t soon faded.
Pleasant Dale at one time was a thriv
ing town In Rush county. but got showed
off the map in a railroad fight.
Four towns in Republic county have
ceased to exist. They are: White Rock.
Ida. New Taber and Seapo. The last
named was the first town in the county.
1t manufactured salt there in 1865
Waconda, in Mitchell county, gave
promise of becoming a great inland city
a few years ago. but got hit hard when
Cawker City was laid out and gradually
dwindled away.
Indianola was once rival of Topeka
for the county seat of Shawnee county.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-09-06
Colony cf Ants.

One az the curious things 20 Re elcoun-
tered r. nature Is the psrsevering indus
try OF the ant Near where Tenth street
line OF travel. IS located colony of ants.
relates The Advance They arc TIE rel
species. whose ci&>s1acstton = not neSes-
ss-y for The purposes q this article 4
mention even II the writer knew. Susscs
Il = 70 say they are large. irritable and
vicious. There Is rot = chiIt. pe-hzpz.
in that quarter OF the town. eut tia,
knows all about the Industrious fsniiy.
Why shouldn't they know Every an
warned little one. sses>r or later learns
q the colony by having the nssnciele %
q vicious red f-llovs buried teegty into the
tender he.a q TIE bsTs legs zzd sset,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-09-06
One With the Safety Pin.

At the show in the Eureka opera house
one night recently, a Herald reporter sat
near two Eureka girls and several times
during the performance one Of them made
sighting remarks about the personal APP
pearances of different ladies in the audi
ence. The reporter could not think of
the Scotch bard's immortal saying as he
noticed that the young lady who made
the remarks was shy two buttons on the
back of her dress. while the safety pin
which did service as a skirt fastener,
showed quite prominently above the belt
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-09-06

Charley Starr farm, three miles south
west of Shawnee. Hundreds of Indians
from number of tribes or this vicinity,
and many visitors from Kansas and In
dian Territory. were in attendance and
the white brothers and sisters could be
numbered by the thousands. Indeed. ev-
cry available vehicle, including buggies,
carts. wagons and even hand-cars on the
Choctaw, were pressed into service and il
was an utter imposslbility TO approach
within a half mile of the dance during the
afternoon. II is estimated that at least
5000 and possibly 10000 from Shawnee and
Tecumseh, were on the grounds. The war
dances and stamp dances were of the US
ual order and the Indians did their best
to please
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-09-06

Eureka is bemoauing the loss OF an
ancient landmark. The Herald paints its
grief as follows; The old stone NH locAt-
ed on Fan river Just west Of Eureka was
destroyed by IRE at noon Monday. The
old building. commonly known a. tho
water mill. was n picturesque structure.
and has been photographed by most q
Eurekas amateur camera nends. IN an
early day farmers were accustomed 10
take their corn and wheat 10 this old mill
and exchange II for meal and -four IL
had long since ceased 20 serve the people
and stood as a moss covered. vine clad
relic Of other days. The min was erected
thirty years ago.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-09-06

That young mans fancy turns to
thoughts OF love in the spring does poet
ical service. but for real business al tbs
probate judges once the fail months
make the record The Newton Kansan-
Republican notes that young people who
wanted 10 marry kept Judge Patton on
tbs jump one morning and before the
noon hour he had issued licenses 20 fosr
couples. Business In this department ap-
pears TO come In rushes there having
been a proionsed dun spell prsceding that
days outburst The love mlcrobe muzt
be at work.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-09-06
a Combination Story.

s. D. Bafly. o. SNYDER. IS ALLEGED q
have told the Signal the following story:
While OF an outing he saw a snake
seven or eight Feet long SO I'D cut 4 the
creek carrying q two-Pound catfish in rs
mouth he claims 20 have shot the snake
from across the cresk thus saving the
fishs life The hsh fell back into the
water and straishtway demonstrated its
gratitude By taking Bailys cork under
and permitting Itself TO De landed higA
and dry. As ladies' were along i roulda I
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-09-06

sic could not remove IT. She then sent
10 ner husband. who rode TO Fall River
for a saw, but when he returned ne
found that he could not use IL on account
Of not having vice.
The family then drove 70 Fredonia. a
distance % twelve miles why're. az the
machine shop OF p. P Belt. they securely
fastened the iron band IN a vice and in
few minutes had sawed II. When the
collar was taken OF the baby said. Lets
SO 10 grandmzs"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-09-06
Roycottina the Enemx.

The following from the South Haven
Era is quoted verbatim. IL Is too rich
for comment:
Our city authorities are on the war
path. and they are right after the enemy
and many are being slain man has
been employed 10 cut all OF the weeds
on the streets. and all property owners
ought to aid in the good work by cutting
the weeds on their lots whether occupied
or vacant. II will make an immense i'm
provement in the looks OF our town. All
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-09-06
Enid Judges Scheme.

The Wave announces that when Judge
CARRIER marries a couple he binds both
parties TO obey one another. or course.
the judge doesn't anticipate any conflict
between the two If they both fail 10
obey the mandates OF each other. II
is altogether likely that he thinks If either
of them. or both. disobey the obligations
he administers. they have recourse, one
against the other. in contempt OF court.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-09-06

The Syracuse News gives the following
short grass idea:
e. p. Parker SAYS that there Is mora
sport In watching a muxzled deg Try 70
murder youns rabbit than there Il going
20 a fair.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-09-06

crowd cautioned the rest TO take plenty Of
time and get all their clothes together.
One of the girls cried: What do l care
about the old clothes; all l want is TO get
out.' Well. what are you rumnla ging
in that waste-basket for?' asked the cool
one. "Oh, I'm looking for my darned
old side-oomb.'' criea the excited young
lady.
The fire was confined to the basement
and the ladies were not put to much
trouble.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-09-06

prairie schooner. manned. evidently.
by ex-students OF washourn college. east
ward bound. passed through Syracuse
with :he following lines painted on the
''ksver"
'sOkiahoma for Reservation:
Colorado for Irrigation:
Nebraska for Starvation:
Missouri for s;sgnation.
Kansas for Carrie Natiou.
And washburn College for Educatior.-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-09-06
Promised Cotton.

8. p. Horner. who resides one nile east
and two miles west OF Luther SAYS he
has forty acres OF cotton thirty acres
OF which viii Re ready 70 pick by the
tenth OF September and that he viii have
bale OF cotton on the Luther MARKET b.
the 18th OF September.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-09-06

start The towns on its line will be Guth-
RE. Edmond. Oklahoma City. Norman.
Lexington. Purcell. Psuls Valley. Wyane-
wood and Davis on the direct iiue. and
Shawnee and Tecumseh on the east and
FL Reno. Kingashor and Okarehe on the
west
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-09-06

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