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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-03-29

FOR SALE
rs Ida avenue, rooms. 50 feet, $50.
Five rooms. 80 feet. east front, Sth
block. St Francis. s. co.
lilo n Emporis, rooms. = feet. N.6So-
sd n Washington. o roons. 70 feet.
5000
loo5 s. Lawrence. rooms. 80 feet 81 60.
5S4 y. Washington, 5 rooms. IS feet.
$i.10o. DILLON & COOKE.
Il4-ltx Room 2 80 E Douglas.
FOR SALE-Several house. with small
payments down. o. l. Drake. no
Whine building. 1s-sun-n
FOR SALESTo move. an s-room. mod
eru house. c B. Benefits Ticket Office
ll4-Stx
FOR SALE-Four rooms, lots: six
rooms. lots. Call on L r. Posey. Us
5 Elizabeth. li3-Stx
FOR SALE
New. modern. Groom cottage. east
front. corner. splendid shade. blocks
from postorice; this is the cheapest
home in the city.
New, 5-roon cottage, 80 feet. 18th block.
5. Emporia. 81 Zoo.
SiX-room cottage 50 feet cistern. eel
lar. barn. 10th block. ST Francis.
Seyen-room house, - feet, 9Th block.
Wabash
Eight-room house 10 move; would cost.
10 build. S.soo; new roof. in good re-
pair. $500.
% feet corner, good location. $50.
GEO. c. HENRY. l42 y. Main.
Helix
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-03-29
HOUSES FOR SALE.

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FOR SALE OR TRADE-Seyen-roo
house. east front 80 feet, barn and other
outbuildings. Inquire 500 Sycamore
street Ill-thu-su-tf
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-03-29

AL v
Ruin.
The Sleep-Waiking Scene.
Mammy's Little Honey.
Woman's Glee Club of Paramount
Nature Sketches.
MARSHES of Glynn.. .Lami
The Swiss Good Night.......... Griffet
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-03-29
SAFES
PERSONAL.

PERSONAIs-I.adieS IL you viii send me
s-cent stamp. ! will gladly mail you
free tsealcdl the moss wonderful secret
the world has ever known Write me
today and youn never more have cause
City. Mo. 6l-tu x-then su-tf
Bisbee daily review., 1903-10-02
DOUGLAS NOTES.

The program Of 5rorcho busting arranged for Sunday by the Amuse ment company promises to be one oi the most exciting every held ip-the southwest. MT. E. B. Hclt has just returned from a e10-mile ride over the Sar- Pedro. Sulphur, Springs arG San Simon valleys visiting all the round, ups looking for bad horses for the riders 10 break. He succeeded in getting about a CoZer Of the worst outlaw horses ever seen on the ranges. and has brought them to Douglas. Through the courtesy of Trainmaster c. A Brown the horses are safely locked ID the stockyarus. where they have plenty of feed and water. Among some of the riders who will show how -le busting is dore in true cowboy fashion are Red Seeley of Texas. Charley Coleoath of New Mexico. John Dpssey. who did mems convention ir Fl Pasp. and Nr. E. B. Holt, who travelled all over the United States with Zack Mulhalls az
 regation of crack riders. and who a. the St. Louis dedication last May, auv rode for President Roosevelt and l large party of eastern men who neve; saw a broncho busting contest.
 W. c. Ferguson and wife have ra- turned from NoSales.
 Capt. W. W. Mix. large real estate owner and mining operator in Scno- ra. with headquarters at Nogales. is in Douglas from a trip to Los Ange- les. MT. Mix is associated with ex- Governor Corral in large number Of mining enterprises near Hermosillo.
 The new Mexican custom house of- ficer has arrived and taken hold Of the affairs at Agua Prieta, Sonora. Senor Antonio Legarazu is collector and Senor Gustavo J. JimeneZ is 1--ef deputy. Both gentlemen have had 8 large amount of experience in GUS toms matters on the Mexican side Of the line. having occupied posts along the line for many years. They come from the State of Tamaulipas with the highest recommendations from the Mexican government. These gen tlemen will do much to facilitate the friendly feeling between the two re- publics, and will endeavor to help the now growing trade between Sonora and Arizona, which will mean much to Douglas.
 Rev. I. T. Zeiger has returned from his vacation in Los Angeles. and will have active charge in looking af-er the building of the Me.hodis. church in Douglas.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-10-02
YAvAPAl SHERIFF
 ENR0UTE HOME
UNABLE AT THIS TIME TO GF- FECT ExTRADlTlCN OF
 MEXICAN.

Eas Been Away From Home for Thir-
 Y Days, and Has Tra>eie5 Over
 the Better Part Of Sonora-Mext
 can Cfficiala Shrus Their Shoulder
 and Say Manana.
 Joe Roberts the popular sheriff Of Yavapai county, was in the city last evening en route to his home in Pr0,- octt after sn absence of thirty days in an unsuccessful effort to secure a Mexican, wanted in Yavapai county for the murder of a fellow country man at Congress a year ago last June. The Mexican has been con- fined in the Mexican jail at Agua Prie- ta fer the past six weeks. and al thoush the sheriff of Yavapai county is armed with extradition papers. he has so far been unable to effect his release. The sheriff has been to Her mosillo and back again, and about the only thing he has got so far is a shrug of the shoulders and that old familiar saying in Sonora. "quien sabe"
 MT. Roberts stated last night that he had been forced to return home without his man owing to the end less chair of red tape that he eIcoun. tered at every turn Mir Roberts started out to effect the capture of this man several weeks ago and af- ter some clever detective work locat- ed him al Agua Prieta, where be was arrested by the Mexican authorities The sheriff immediately secured ex- tradition papers from Governor Bro die anc proceeded to Hermosillo. and there his trouble commenced It seems that each Judge between Her, mosillo and Agua Prieta must review the case. and the papers in connec tion herewith, and most of them are allowed twenty days in which to pass judgment. Roberts waited around ir cideC that he would start for home Although not very hopeful, Sheriff Roberts stated last night that he might get his man yet and land him behind the bars at Prescott.
 Sheriff Roberts is to be commended in his efforts to apprehend this red handed murderer. although some o the Prescott papers are complaining at the experse that is being piled ur on Yavapsi county. The sheriffs ( Graham county spent several year. in their chase after the famous Mex ican outlaw Chacon. and with the as l sistance Of Captain Mossman of the rangers finally effected his capture. A few more sheriffs like Roberts is what Arizona needs
Bisbee daily review., 1903-10-02
S0NORA'S STATE
 AUDITOR HERE
TELLS OF PROGRESS IN AND
 ABOUT HERMCsilLo.

senor =. Nendez. sorora Represents
 tie fer PneIps-Dodse Company
 Pays Bisoee AnneSl Visit.
 There is in Bisbee today man aho would attract attention any- where along the border seror T.. Mendez was conspicuous figure about the Copepr Queen hc,el yester. day. The senor is here on his an nual visit to those in charge Of the Phelps Dodge interests in this vicini- ty. He is their Sonora representa- tive
 BesiCes his connection with the Phelps, Dodge company. Senor Men deg is prominent figure in the polit- ical life of the state to the south. He occupies a seat in the state legisla- ture. but is probably more widely known among the people of Sonora as state auditor.
 The genial lawmaker and legal rep resentative proved to be stcrehouse of information when quertioned as to conditions in and aOout Hermosillo. the state capital. Everything is progressing in a steady way at Her mosillo. net only in the city. but throughout the entire state of Sono- ra." said Auditor Mendez Tt is a steady. healthful growth, and goes on so steadily that We scarcely notice it. It has become part of the orcer of things. The large brewery start ed year ago. by German capitalists is now in operation. and employs about hundred hands all together.
 The street car system Z Hermo- sillo has grown wonderfully since it was first placed in operation, and IS constantly reaching out to cover more ground. Our street car system is one of the things in which We take great pride
 The new and elegant Bank of So- nora building is receiving it's finish ing touches. and will undoubtedly oe the finest building of it's kinc in the state"
 From all over the state come re- ports To the effect that unprecedented prosperity relgrs. Never was any thins. of the like krowa before in So- | nora. Senor Mendez stated tha, while the PhelPs-Dcdge was putting It's line through to Nacozari with all l speed. he was told that II was the in tention of the Cananea, Rio Yaqui & Pacific to build through to the gulf ] but that further than that a party of surveyors are now in the field for the purpose of laying out d route he knew | nothing
 Senor Mendez is accompanied by Senorita Carmeia Nanaoz, his charm ing daughter. IL has been his GUS. tom, since becoming connected with the PheipaDbdge company, to pay l Bisbee an annual visit and confer with the head officials Of that compa | ny. While President James Douglas is now in the city. Senor Mendez de. nies that his visit has any particular significance at this time.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-10-02
ToNoPAH cHinEsE REPORT.
Their Minieter at Washington Appris
 ed of the Damage Wrought.

Washington. Oct. 1.-The Chinese minister is in receipt of information from his representative at Tonopah, Nev.. where recently an attack was made Cn the Chinese residents. The authorities have arrested and put in jail seventeen persons said to have been implicated in the assault The list Of damages suffered by the C.4i- nese is being made up. and when com pletec will form the basis of a claim against the United States
Bisbee daily review., 1903-10-02
MEXICAN TELEGRAPH LINE.
From Agua Prieta to Cananea has
 Been Started in Earnest

Word reached here last evening to the effect that work on the telegraph line between AeUa Prieta and Cana nea has been under way for the past two or three days, and progress in the construction of this important ad. junct to facilities in communication is said 10 be rapid
 The installation of telegraphfc communication between Cananea and Agua Prieta will fill a long felt want. Heretofore official messages have been transmitted by the cruoest means, horse couriers being the most convenient method in use.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-10-02
DOUGLAS ;aoseER cAusHT,
Stole Jeweiry From Ei Paso Store on
 Ninth Street.

A telephone message to this ci3 last night tells Of the co-viction of Manuel Lopez. cha~r~' --'' breaking into the Fl Paso store e Ninth street in Douglas and stealing tierefrom jewelry tc the value oF 7ar- Lopez was yesterday sentenced to six months for the crime Half of the stolen property was found in the pos session of the prisoner at the time of his capture.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-10-02

"A business schoof-Schil. ling's Best-that teaches how to do business so as to make every man and woman you deal-with your friend.
 Your grocer's; moneyback.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-10-02

The Sultan has won the better opinion of Dr Harper. of Chicago, University fame. Just occurs to us that John D. Rockefeller has some oil interests in Turkeyland.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-10-02
&&swNn.s~ Saw
 SHsnins SSIs a9 Millinery HstHSSs ist. ieos.

We begin our Fall and Winter Millinery Season with sale of the brightest, newest
 Millinery to be found in Arizona. Our stock will be at its best. Everything that IS deslr- able and practicable in Women and Misses Headgear will be here.
 There are French Pattern Hats from the best known
 milliners of Paris Model Hats and Show Pieces from New York shops You pay no fancy price for style or exclusiveness-Freuch Pattern Hats and New lok model S are with Us nothing but merchandise and we price them accordingly. Style and Economy go hand n hand
 Our first showing of the Autumn Modes in Millinery
 will be Fashions phsdainty stylish hats, ln all of the new violet shades, also n browns, blues and black made of Tatfeta silk, velvet chenille braid,
 trimmed with handsome ostrich plumes. New Velvet
 Flowers Rosettes and Ribbons Steel and lett ornaments "a very large and choice collection The new Panne1 Velvet Resada Green, Mode, Grey ,, Helos, Garnets, Nays, etc. The new Copper Color
 Panne Velvet with applique of chenille braid, fancy wing trimming and satin tafeta ribbon predominant.
 certainly pay you h when all the Hats will be on exhibit, and for sale.
The Teton peak. [volume] (St. Anthony, Idaho) 1899-1904, 1903-06-25
State Given Preference

The officials of the United States land
Office i'll Boise have been notified that
by recent decision of the secretary of
the interior the state of Idaho is given a
preference right of entry on all lands
opened up for entry within the state for
a period of 60 days after the filing of
the plats. This ruling applies whether
the state made the application for the
survey or not.
The plats of number of townships
are expected to be filed on July Is, and
under the new ruling, the state will
have the right of entry for 60 days
after the plats are filed, and the public
can not file upon the land covered until
approximately the middle of Septem-
ber.
Heretofore the state has been granted
this preference right of entry for 90
days after the plats are filed in the case
of all lands for whose survey the appli-
cation had been made by the state.
Under the recent decision, this privilege
is extended to all lands, regardless Of
who made the application.
The rule set forth in the new ruling
is applicable to only limited number
of the western states; Idaho being one
of the favored few. Sundays States
man.
The Teton peak. [volume] (St. Anthony, Idaho) 1899-1904, 1903-06-25
A Good Chance for Bows.

The Sugar company is hiring every
boy and girl that can be secured to thin
beets. They have about seventyfve
from Iona and half as many from Ann
mon, but have not half~as many from
Idaho Falls as they should have. At
first they paid them 81 per day, but
there was some dissatisfaction over it,
so they changed and now pay them by
the row. In Utah they pay ten cents a
row of forty rods but they are paying
121 cents here A good smart boy can
make $i.50 per day. They want lots
more of them. Boys from the surround
ing towns can come in and get work
They will be furnished good place to
sleep, and get their board and good
wages. If they can do so the company
prefers that they bring pair of blank
els with them, but if they cannot the
company will furnish them. There are
boys running the streets of this city
that might be earning good wages.
Why don't they go out and do this
work Idaho Falls Register
The Thompson Mercantile Co. ha,
the exclusive sale of Hamilton Brown
shoes
The Teton peak. [volume] (St. Anthony, Idaho) 1899-1904, 1903-06-25
Teton S Program.

All are invited to join Teton City in a
grand celebration the 4th of July The
following program will be rendered:
Salute by cannon at sun rise-,Jacob
Johnston, John Briggs
Raising flag John Richman.
Serenade- -Rexburg Band.
Parade to commence forming at $50.
Meeting at the bowery at 10 o'clock.
Music Rexburg Brass Band.
Prayer Chaplain w. II. Cloward.
Song, Columbia Gem of the Ocean
Choir
Why We Celebrate, and reading Decla-
ration of Independence w. G.. Baird
Star Spangled Banner-N. p. Hansen.
Oration-John Donaldson.
Song by children Conducted by Belle
Naylor
Humorous recitation-B. F. Gillett.
Recitation, Liberty Bell VIM Niebaur
Flag drill by little girls-Conducted by
Clara and Cora Hansen
Song-Ethel and Alta Williams.
America
Music-Band
AFTERNOON SPORTS.
Sports will take place on the Town
Park, commencing at o'clock Suit
able prizes will be given to the winners
in the following sports:
Foot race, free for all, 100 yards.
Foot race, married ladies, 100 yards.
Foot race, girls under 10 years, 80 yards.
Foot race, boys under 10 years, 80 yards
Foot race, girls under 6 years, % yards.
Foot race, boys under 6 years, 25 yards
Sack race 80 yards.
Green gooseberry pie contest.
Sweet cracker contest.
Potato race, 6 potatoes in pile, 30
yards.
Wheelbarrow race, blindfolded, 80 yds.
Ball game at 3:30.
Bicycle races.
Horse races.
Grand Ball in the evening.
The Teton peak. [volume] (St. Anthony, Idaho) 1899-1904, 1903-06-25
AMERICAN FALLS CANAL.
Work of Construction to Be Viaor.
ously Pushed.

Blackfoot, June 49, Work on one of
the most important irrigation schemes
that has ever been launched in Idaho is
about to begin The parties furnishing
the capital for the building of the great
American Falls canal under the provi-
sions of the Carey act, whereby 50 600
acres of the most valuable agricultural
lands in the state are to be reclaimed on
the west side of the Snake river between
this place and American Fails, dis
tance of go miles, are on the ground and
large number of teams and men are
being assigned to the work of construct
ing the immense canal
Work will be pushed vigorously and
the result will be that thousands of
acres of heretofore unavailable lands
Will be thrown open to settlement.
The Teton peak. [volume] (St. Anthony, Idaho) 1899-1904, 1903-06-25
LATE STATE NEWS.

>. a Green, civil engineer. whose
nome IS III Denver, and who has been in
the employ of the O. S L. at Pocatello
lof three years past, and recently en-
ployed by the American Falls Canal
company has smysteriously disappeared.
lie was IN Blackfcot Tuesday. His
team was found in the evening on the
opposite side of the river wandering
around without an occupant in the
vehicle, and it is apparent that he has
either met with fonl play or has fallen
into the river
Boys ranging in age from II TO II
years are being gathered up in Utah to
work in the sugar beet fields in Bing-
ham county
Boise is to have new enterprise in
the way of Shetland pony farm to be
operated by a Mr. Lou Caswell.
This year cutting of hay in the Boise
valley is already being contracted for at
s. per ton in the stack.
The Teton peak. [volume] (St. Anthony, Idaho) 1899-1904, 1903-06-25
Startling Evidence

Fresh testimony in great quantity is
constantly coming in, declaring DR..
Kings New Discovery for consumption
Coughs and Colds to be unequalled. A
recent expression from T J. Mcfarland
Bentorville, Va. serves as example. He
writes: Il had Bronchitis for three
years and doctored all the time without
being benefited Then | began taking
DR.. Kings New Discovery, and few
bottles wholly cured me- Equally
effective in curing all Throat and Lung
troubles, Consumption, Pneumonia and
Grip Guaranteed by Watson & Moore,
Druggists. Trial bottles free, regular
sizes SOC and 81 90.
The Teton peak. [volume] (St. Anthony, Idaho) 1899-1904, 1903-06-25
Lectures.

Rev. VIM. Stephen Kress began n
series of lectures in the south room Of
the Ross Hamer block last evening and
will continue until Sunday evening,
June % The following are the list Of
subjects:
Wednesday eve, June o. Christian
marriage, Is divorce ever permittedY
Thursday eve June 25-IIow to find
the truth Christ's Way.
Friday eve, June 26 The pardon of
sin. Auricular confession.
Saturday eve, June az What becomes
of our dead. Purgatory.
Sunday eve, June es Christ or Inger-
soil?
The lectures begin each evening at 8
o'clock u m.
The Teton peak. [volume] (St. Anthony, Idaho) 1899-1904, 1903-06-25
Horse Thieves Captured.

II Il. Jinkens was deputized last
Thursday by Sheriff Harrop to proceed
to Montana and capture two horse
thieves who have been operating in the
vicinity of Parker A telegram was re-
ceived this evening by the sheriff stating
that they lad been captured between
Virginia City and Red Rock They are
supposed to be Sam Collet and fellow
by the name Of Ireland They viii be
landed in Jail at this place
The Teton peak. [volume] (St. Anthony, Idaho) 1899-1904, 1903-06-25

The state OF Idaho VS. Harry K Glid-
den, charged with assault with deadly
weapon with intent to commit murder
upon the person of Caleb Jones. has
been attracting the attention of the
court all day. The case went to the
jury about clock and after being out
short time, brought in verdict of
guilty Of assault with deadly weapon.
Ihis verdict will mean short term in
the penitentiary for Mr. Glidden.
The Teton peak. [volume] (St. Anthony, Idaho) 1899-1904, 1903-06-25
MR. WALTON MUST BE DEAD.
Designer OF an Anglers Retreat Did
Not Know of the Esteemed izaak.

Designer OF an Anglers Retreat Did
Not Know of the Esteemed lzaak.
A gentleman who has spent part
of his vacation season in Canadian
town has just returned home for
rest before resuming his labors and
relates his experience thus:
Il went of the beaten path for
few days fishing In a small village
MOI a great way from Quebec, ! stop
ped at a small inn to get drink. The
name of the inn was the lzaak Wal
ton. | said to the man who brought
me the drink:
Docs Izaak Walton keep this
place?
No, vas the answer Mr.. Smith
keeps it.
Then why does he have the name
Walton hung out there? ! went on.
The drink man looked at me as II
had said something derogatory to
the establishment
Cant say, sir he replied. Mr.
Smith has had tae place only this
season. l suppose he hasl had time
TO take the former owners namc
down yet I'm a newcomer myself
but | think Mr.. Walton died
The Teton peak. [volume] (St. Anthony, Idaho) 1899-1904, 1903-06-25
FIRE AT BOISE.
The Loss is Placed at About
E125,OOO.

Boise, Idaho June % Considerable
dllflculty has been experienced in Sc
curing information relative to the
losses sustained by the fire which this
morning wiped ont a portion of Boises
wholesale district, completely destroy
ing the buildings and stocks of the
Northrop Hardware company, Armour
& Co, and John l.. Day q Co., besides
damaging the building and some of the
stock Of the Capital Commercial com
pany and running Il large number of
stoves and ranges, belonging to the
Fletcher-Steen company that were in
part of the Armour building. Those
who sustained loss for the most part did
not caro- to make any statement until
they could open their safes and secure
data from their books The estimate Of
$l60, 600 first placed on the loss is
thought to be too high. The total loss
is now estimated at 1922, o0o divided as
follows:
Fletcher-Steen company, $4,000; in
surance $50, 800,
Armour q Co, .$l5, 200, amount of
insurance not known as it is handled by
the eastern agency,
John l.. Day q Co. $35 600; insurance
Sl4 900 to$16, 000
Coffin Hardware company, $50 900
| No statement as to insurance
Capital Commercial company, $4,000;
fully insured
The Teton peak. [volume] (St. Anthony, Idaho) 1899-1904, 1903-06-25

All the buildings in the Philippine
exhibit will be constructed of native
materials by native workmen, and
when completed one will have an ac-
curate picture of what life really is in
the Philippines
The Teton peak. [volume] (St. Anthony, Idaho) 1899-1904, 1903-06-25
Licensed to Wed.

John Hadden, age % and Miss Rose
Grape, age 19, both of Rudy, We're
granted license to wed on Friday, the
10Th inst.
The Teton peak. [volume] (St. Anthony, Idaho) 1899-1904, 1903-06-25
The Thompson Mercantile Co, has the
exclusive sale of Swift's meats
BUNDLES IN THE CAPITAL.
You May Take Them Into the Tre
ury Building, but Not Out OF II.

YOU May axe mem INTO the ~
ury Building, but Not Out OF II.
Among all the departments
Washington the most strict is
treasury a citizen may carry g
thing he likes into the treasury b2iIs
ing, but when he undertakes to far
ry anything bulky out OF the BAUD
ing he is apt to get into trouble II y
does not explain with readiness.
A visitor TO Washington the othc
day carried a fairly large pacha
to him about it when he was goi 1
in, but when he started out with ts
package he was held up, made to opaf
it, and to explain all about himsel
and his business.
The good sense Of the rule is ap
parent. At the capitol it is a@ainsi
the rules to carry any sort OF 9
bundle into the building. The feal
is that somebody will carry in bomb
The rule was never enforced unit
The senate took up the Sherman re
peal bill At that time the public
mind became so influenced agaiTs
the delay in the senate that violence
was feared, and the rule was put int,
active operation and continued to
some years.
Then it dropped out of sight unit
the Spanish war excitement came on
when ii was again enforced, and it i
still enforced rather strongly, al
though during the last session 0
congress d few cameras were allowed
in the building.-New York Mail aH'
Express.
The Teton peak. [volume] (St. Anthony, Idaho) 1899-1904, 1903-06-25
Died.

Blanche McQueston, the five year-old
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. MeQueston
died at their home in Ora about two
weeks ago.