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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-30
NEW CARRIERS 60
TO WORK TUESDAY
West Side viii Have Two
Carriers to Deliver Mail.
TWO MORE IN NORTH END
Changes and Appointments
Affected by New 0rdrr.

Tuesday morning the three new car
riers authorized by the postofice depart
ment for the Wichita postodice VIII be-
gin their work The West Side viii have
an additional carrier and the routes in
the north part of the city will have an
additional foot carrier and one mounted
carrier.
Assistant Postmaster Mccoy has com
plcted the routes of the three new car
riers and rearranged the old routes in
the north part OF the city so that each
Of the carriers viii have less territory to
cover and they can make prompt deliv-
cries of mail in every section of their
routes. The three additional carriers
were asked for because the city had
grown to such an extent that some OF
the carriers We're unable to deliver mail
at every house on their routes every day.
In some sections the number of houses
has more than doubled, which required
a great deal more work on the part of
carriers than formerly and some of the
mounted carriers had such a large terri
tory that they were unable to cover every
part of their routes in the eight hours
which is all the time a carrier is al
lowed to work.
The West Side carrier will not be
mounted and will deliver all mail on
Douglas avenue from the bridge west to
Elizabeth street, thence south to Maple,
west on Maple to Fern, south on Fern
TO University, east on University 70
Campbell. north on Campbell TO Maple,
east on Maple to Oak, thence north to
Douglas avenue All of this territory
will be covered by the foot carrier, while
the territory surrounding it will be COW
cred by the mounted carriers. Both car
riers will report at Station A.
One foot carrier will deliver all mail
in the territory between Ninth and Thir-
teenth streets and between Main street
and Fifth avenue.
The mounted carrier will cover the ter
ritory north of Murdoch avenue and east
Of Santa Fe as far north as Fifteenth
street. Between Thirteenth and Fiji
teenth streets he will deliver the mail
from the Little Arkansas river east to
Chisholm creek and this carrier will also
deliver mail in Riverside.
NJ J. Sweet will become carrier No. y.
to take the place of \. V. Taggart. who
has been promoted to mounted route No.
20, the new route in the north end. c. w.
Richard has been transferred from car
rier No II to No. 81 and win work on
the West Side Thomas H MaybeTry
becomes carrier No. II, and John H.
Smith is appointed carrier No. 10. the
foot carrier in the North End. These
changes and appointments become effect
i've next Tuesday.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-30
COMING LOCAL EVENTS.

Wichita Council, No. 120. Knights and
Ladies of Security, will hold their annual
election Friday evening, September 4.
There VIII be a special communication
Of Wichita lodge No. 49,, A. F. and A. ii.
Monday evening at 5 o'clock. Work in
the third degree.
All members of Sons of Herman's lodges
are invited to attend regular meeting on
next Thursday evening. Sept 8. in hall of
Wichita Lodge No. 4. for important bust
MSS
The Young Peoples society of the Re
Termed church viii give moonlight
picnic at Linwcod park. Meet at the
church at 7:3O. Friends or society are
invited.
The South Side Delivers will meet on
Tuesday at p m. with Mrs. L. A Bone.
500 n. Main street. Mr.. Bone will give
a review OF Richard. the Third" The
husbands of the Delivers are invited
Harmony Council. No. 123 F A. ~,
meet in regular session Monday night
over 400 East Douglas avenue. All mem
bers of the order invited. Members of
the drill team are requested to be present
in fun uniform for degree work.
The pupils of Mrs Davidsons elocu-
tion classes Will give an entertainment
next Tuesday evening. September I. at
the Dodge Avenue NJ. Z. church for the
benefit OF the Ladies Aid Society. A
fine musical program will also be rem
dered during the evening.
A picnic given by the Royal Neighbors
and Modern WoOdmen of America, Will
be held at Kechi next Friday. Every
bod yinvited. Cheap rate over the Rock
Island railroad. Those wishing to go in
quire of w. E. Graham, Mrs. Herrig or
\. c. Stuck for particulars.
1.-The Old Maids Convention" by local
talent, will be given in Garfield Hall,
September a. An elderly lady that has
been in the play four or five times has
been secured to drill the characters. All
members that expect to fill their parts
must make an effort to be present at re-
hearsaI over rs North Main next Monday,
2:30 D. m
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-30
EX-SLAVES WILL CELEBRATE.
They viii Have a Reunion in River
side Park September p.

At Riverside park September p. thers
will be an Emancipation Day celebration
and ex-slaves reunion picnic. The affair
is under the management Of Mr.. Miles
Parker, who promises plenty Of amuse-
ments and plenty OF refreshments for all
who attend. The committee in charge
has spared neither time nor money to
make this event both interesting AMI
pleasant. The following is the program
Singing OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BY the Schooi
Invocation ................... Robert Page
Reading of Proclamation.
Addresses .............. Two Mr.. Conleys
Singing.
Remarks by Judge Stanley. Capt. S.
W. Jones and Mr. Alexander Clark. Of
Valley Center
."The Young Afro-American. His Duty in
the Future" 800. Master J. D. Jones
Orotor of the day. ......-..-...-..-.-..
Judge Perkins of Guthrie, O T.
The events of the day VIII conclude
with an Entertainment at Garfield hall
in the evening.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-30
RECEIVED s1,oa5.42 CLEAR
From 100 Acres of Wheat in Western
Kansas

D. Heaton has received 81, O25. p as clear
money on a crop Of wheat raised on his
quarter section of Land in Thomas coun-
~ in the extreme western part of the
state. Only two years ago Mr.. Heaton
bought this hundred and sixty for only
$780, so this one years crop has above
all expenses equalled the purchasing
price of the land and left a margin Of
S235.42. This was the greatest wheat year
western Kansas has ever had as the above
figures would Indicate There are whole
counties in western kansas that produced
more wheat than the land on which it
was raised was valued at
Mr. Heaton owns several farms IN west
ern Kansas that have brought him ex-
ceptinaUy large returns this year but
the one in Thomas county holds record
for him. Last fall he hired the blowing
done and the crop planted. lie cid not
visit the farm this summer but had all
the work of harvesting and threshing
the grain done by hired men Because
Of the scarcity OF harvest hands Mr..
Heaton says that quite a large percent
age of the wheat on this quarter section
was lost. but still enough was saved to
pay for all the labor employed on planting
and harvesting of crop and for original
purchasing price Of the land The wheat
was sold recently and as Mr. Heaton
had kept an exact account of every pen
ny expended. he was able 70 determine
the exact amount realized this year from
his investment as 81, es5.42
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-30
CLEAN UP THE WEEDS.
They Are a Menace to the Health of
Wichitans.

Wichita has a weed ordinance which
compeis property owners or their agents
10 cut the weeds on vacant lots and the
streets and alleys adjacent 10 them.
Since the passing of the ordinance a
month ago nothing has been done to-
ward enforcing it which brings out the
following communication from a we'll
known citizen:
To the Editor Of the Esgle:
Through your paper wish to call the
attention OF our city council to a condi-
ton Of our city that is a constant men
ace to the life and health Of our people.
and unless il is abated very soon. We
may expect To soon see crepe hanging ar
the doors Of scores Of houses, telling
plainly that death. Ike an Unsuitable
monster. is marching in triumph through
our fair city.
refer to the forest Of overgTown n z
weeds. smart weeds. sunfowers. and the
weds Of ever ykind all over the city.
from two 20 twenty feet high, 50 rank ard
thiclly grown that the sun never shines
on the ground beneath
IN many places these weeds shake
hands across the sidewalks. making Il
impossible for pedestrians TO pass after
a shower or heavy dew. without getting
Thoroughly wet. As one passes BY these
weeds. a damp sickening. pungent smell
arises. causing tingling. srnarting sen
satiou in the nose and throat followed
in many instances by fits Of sneezing.
coughing. asthma. etc. These weed 1ields
are the prolific breeding grounds 4 dead
IL. insidieus malaria. typhoid fever. dip
liberia. ard are especially productive z
hav fever. asthma and other lung trou-
bIes. Now. this condition need not be per-
rnitted 10 exist one week longer II not only
endaneers the health and life Of the people.
but Is an unssghtly disgrace 70 our 9th
erwise bsautIrsh city The remedy r.
simple and at hand Cut down the
weeds ard as soon as dry enough burn
them. II we have al ordinance govern
ing this matter. let il be promptly Ct
ferced. II not. then let the council at
once pass such an ordinanee. requiring
every property owner 10 cut and burn
al weeds on his property within the
shortest reasonable tire. and. falling 70
obey the order within The time given Let
the city do th@ work without delay snd
charge the cost OF the Eork against the
property. THIS cleaning up should b
done for the looks OF the city. II for no
other reason But higher reason de-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-30
MEN ARE PoWERLEss.
To Fight Against disease Unless They
Strike az the Underlying Cause.

To treat dandrua. and falling hair
with irritants or oils IN which 4 parasitic
germ VII prosper. Is Ike SCORING water
from the ocean 10 prevent the tide from
rising.
YOU cannot accomplish satisfactory
cure without having right unaersfa nd
ing 81 the fundamental causes Of the
trouble
You must KIN the d~ndrU1 germ
Newbro's Herpici5e does this bsesuxs ii
is specially made 70 do that very thing.
When the gsr-a Is removed Ire hair has
10 choice bsS 20 resume healthy growth
and beauty
Destroy TIE cause. you remove the e.
feet
sold by leading druggists sent 1ac- n
stamps for sample 20 The Herpicsds Co.
Detroit. Mich Moore Drug Co, special
agents
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-30
MANY AUTOS IN
FLOWER PARADE
Twelve Have Entered with
Many More TO Come.
EVERYONE Is TAKING HOLD
To Make This Feature of Fair
a Grand Success.
EVERYONE Is TAKING HOLD

The ladies of the Wichita hospital
board, who have charge of the flower pa
rade during the Fair and Carnival, are
working hard to make this parade the
largest and best that has ever been given
In this city. and the prospects at pres
ent are that their most sanguine expeeta-
lions viii be more than fulfilled Wher-
ever they go the ladies are met with
the greatest encouragement. Two years
ago there was one automobile in line;
this year there are at least dozen who
have already signed the entry lists. with
three more who have not definitely de-
cided to go into the contest. and a dozen
more owners of automobiles who have
not been seen by the ladies.
The following is a list Of those owning
autos who have announced that they sill
take part in the parade:
E. / Spencer, Rufus Cone, Scott Winnie,
George Spencer, w. s. Greenfield, /. W.
Clapp. Newt Stage, Ralph Aiillison, Flor
ence Reed, Morris Schollenberger, II. II
Hess and Oscar Shfrk.
AIessrs. Schroeder and Wareham have
not decided whether they Will enter their
machines or not.
There has been a goodly number Of
carriages entered and number Of horse
back riders and it is expected that the
entry of several wheelmen and wheel
women will be made this week. Although
none OF those who have entered for the
parade viii tell the design OF their dis
plays the parade this year viii outclass
any of the former parades.
There viii be prizes offered for each
class of vehicle. autos, carriages, horse
back riders and wheelmen, and it is pos
sible that some special prizes will be
offered. The amount of each prize has
not been determined or. but they viii
be large enough to make them worth
trying for and the contests viii be very
spirited Invitations TO enter autos, car
riages, horseback riders or wheelmen have
been sent to surrounding towns, but as
yet nothing has been heard from them
Those Of this city who wish to enter the
parade and have not been able to sec
any Of the ladies who have charge Of
the parade should telephone No. So, when
arrangements may be made for entries.
The ladies expect to complete the lists
OF all entries for the parade this week
and the full list viii be published. Those
who expect to enter the parade should
notify the ladies of the hospital board
at once.
The premium lists for the fair have been
turned out by the printers and are being
distributed to those who have asked
for copies. Anyone who. wishes a copy
of the list can have one by calling at
the headquarters in the Commercial
club or by writing for one to the asso-
citation The buttons ordered by the as
4 ISOLATION to advertise the fair have ar
rived and are being distributed.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-30

as green as in the springtime. At Wich-
ita we met number OF ex-Hennessey-
ties w. a Parker, the carpenter, is
working at his trade and doing well.
Frank Ratliffes cigar factory is in a
nice location, and he is doing a large
business, and employs a large force Of
people John y. Riggs, formerly of SheTi-
dan, is the sole proprietor of the Lopez
Medicine Co, and says his income is S.
or so a day His brother is assisting him
in the business. They are liberal adver-
tisers. and as a result send their medi-
cines all over the country OF all the
Hennessey people in Wichita, every one
seems TO be prosperous and happy.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-30

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-30

nands 1.-THE health, life and comfort of
the people Every competent physician
will tell you that as a sanitary measure,
this general cleaning I'D and destruction
Of the weeds. is indispensable. and should
be done at once and wei done There
are scores and scores Of cases OF hay
fever and asthma in our city now that
would promptly disappear If the above
suggestions were at once enforced Let
" fr-x-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-30
NEW ROPE AND PULLEY
Were Put on Court House Flag Pole
by e (. Fitzpatrick.

The county commissioners yesterday
employed z. /. Fitzpatrick 10 put a new
rope and pulley or the court house flag
pole The price for the JOB vas Sc. the
county furnishing the rope and The pull
ley. Mr.. Fitzpatrick climbed to the ball
on the pole, a heighth II TT feet and
put the new rope and pulley in place. 4
large crowd saw the work and many
stood about the street and watched him
in the perilous climb.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-30
ALL ARE DOING WELL.

Hennessey Peopie Who Moved Here
Are Making Money.
The editor of the Press Democrat was
a Wichita visitor last week and has the
following TO say about the Hennessey
people who have moved here:
on a trip to Wichita Tuesday We no.
tice dthat the northern part Of the strip
and southern Kansas are looking unus-
ually green and fresh, compared 10 this
part of Oklahoma. They have had an
abundance Of rain up that way recently
and the ground Is in excellent condition
for blowing, ana pastures are almost
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-30

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-30
TO CAMP ON WALNUT.
Wichita Young People VIII Spend a
Week Near Augusta.

4 party of Wichita young people, chap
eroned by Mr.. and Mrs Ash Means and
Mr.. and Mrs. Peck, VIII spend the follow
ing week camping on the Walnut, near
Augusta The party includes Clarence
Means, Miss Bess Means. Mr.. and Mrs.
Peck, Miss Laura DERRICK. Miss Charlie
ton, VIII Dedrick, DR.. G. L. Brown. and
Nir and Mrs. Ash Means.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-30
BROUGHT HERE YESTERDAY.
Mrs. Louise Edwin Suffering From
Cor1cliczted Illness.

Mrs. Louise Edwin was brought to this
CITY yesterday from Bolton, Kan. and
is suffering from a very complicated case
of stomach trouble Her ease is con-
sldered TO be OF a serious nature and il
may be necessary 10 perform an opera
ton She was taken TO the ST Francis
hospital.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-30

Edward

II you WIFI observe is wearing eyeglasses
So 1zany people may think that they we're
fitted by Prof. Samuels. Some years ago.
when Edward had weak eyes. he vas
advised 10 come 20 Americs and have
Prof samueis ~ him s0meho9 or Other
he dId not core and could not afford 20
80 there ! bave fitted 5Bst a. good peo-
pie as he and ! am located az ls5 North
Main street
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-30
Keep Your Insides Cool {!

thinks he disease and scared half death
of from fear and Every time he
simply that his stomach sweed
fermentng undgestcd food and his thuPs
diaphragm Nothing the his heart Ia the tre
get crowded for breath
himI he dead As
of he
and bowels help his digestion along keep cool inside feu
something decays heat develops Same
Keep inside Take candy cathartc CASCAREF
will work while sleep clean and cool
insides regular. comfortable
g you'll feeling all day day Heart Disease Fudge
OocQNeto @
zans RsI Co
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-30
WANT TAXES ABATED.
Trustees of Lewis Academy Ask Com
missioners TO DO So.

missioners TO Do So.
R. Hatfield and r. +. Lawrence appear
ed before the board of county commits
sioners yesterday as representing the
board Of trustees Of the Lewis Academy.
and asked that the taxes on lots l26 to
Us. Inclusive. on Market street. III the
original town be abated for the PAST four
years. The Lewis Academy stands on
the property. The commissioners took
the matter under Amusement until they
could confer with the county attorney.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-30
LEFT EOS HaRPsR.
Miss MeElroy's GRANDMOTHER Serious
~ Hurt.

Miss Grace McElroy left last evening
for Harper Kan. where she vas called
for what may prove ? serious accident
to her aged gran6mojher, Mrs r A.
SkeeIs. Mrs. Skeels Zen of the bed.
breaking her shoulder bone and dislocat-
ing the shoulder As Mrs. Slseels VIII
be - years old IA Few days. IL may
De seen that the accident Is OF a serious
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-30
ADVERTISED LETTERS.

List of letters remaining in the post
Office at Wichita, Kansas, unclaimed for
the week ending August - In calling
for any Of these letters say advertised.
giving the date:
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