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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-21
NEW YORK. Tarrytown-ou-E Hudson
Irving Institute, Non-Milltary.

Fan SEPT I'd j. N FlL-l-V- E-Il-31-
TTyHE, HIGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY. Worcester
4 Mass 18th year. Best sanitation. high seho.asrio
gtsndar1s Military training with homo care Wen ap
pointed laboratories VISITOR The 1T Kew alex Z
Vihton D. D. Head Master. JOSEPH ALDEN SHAW
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-21
Unfurnished apartments to Let.

A. MohNlNGstDE fLAttA faO3iE.' e -. -
Corner apartment OF nine large and two baths on
modern elevator building with all the latest
convenenCes Southern facing Moningsde Park
Rent 81 40 a r1oath E. 1lsth st. Mornngsida
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-21

THE MISSES JAUUUNS
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
26 EAST 18TH STREET
THE FINCH SCHOOL. FOR GIRLsS.-75S Fttth-avs COZ
5Sth-st Post-GradUate Classes college Work.. tSS
3S MsdisOn-ave 64th-st-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-02-04

El ba16n de b -, ese personaie
cal que hefnos visto entrar fsmi-
liarmente q Jas diea de In msfana
en- casa de una muier que Sc hacfa
lamar La seGorita Chamerg; pasas
ba en- ell mundo de los joveues ton
tes los burgueses credulos. por
IN amigo de casa, m pariente, una
especie de tutor, que tenfa An
drefna IN cariffo paternal.
En- pthlico Andrefna lie llamaba
mi querido ito. al abrIgo de la
cF1imenea, era Ell baron qCien sc
convertfa en- ell dios Plut6n de Ia
casa.
Andrea Brunot gozaba en- efecto
como habfa dicho Rossignol. de una
renta de diez y nusve mil frances:
pero 1qu6 era esta para una muier
que tenia tres caballos sc la cua-
dra, IN piso de dos mil escudoB,
una casa bien montada, y que gas
taha doce 6 ounce mil frances al
afio en- vestirsaf
lie gustabsn q Andrefna los cua.
dros Y los bYonces de precio. pasaba
al veTano en- Baden, = jugaba con
una sanpre frfa de Aspasia. Bueno
nal afTo. cosxaba I'll baron dc Sc
nanfa 4 ochenta nil kraneos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-02-04

Por 10 dem4s, este dltimo, como
perfecto gentleman hacia todos sus
beneficios con absolute reserva; no
iba a casa de Andrefna mas que
por la msffana, Ia deiaba una COM
pleta libe-tsd, y no aparecfa nuu-
ca en- aquellas reuniones de artistas
que habfan deslumbrado al pobre
Rolando da Clayet.
Aquel dfa ell baron Sc sent0 la
csbecera de la CANA y Ia dijo:
-Qu6 habeis sofiadc, gran Dioss
He scfIsdo que me oasaba, -
respondi6 ella.
I'll baron lsnz6 una burlona car.
csjada.
EN- efscto, es extrafio vuestro
sueflo. diio.
Jos 10 pareceP
-,DIabloi Ya 10 creo.
DE modo que no soy mujer ca
par de deiarse seducir por Ell ma
trimnnio.
-vos. puede ser. pero slos
otros2
-SQu6 otrosf
- LIS maridos.
z el bar6n acompsgI6 eatas Pc
labYas con una souriaa buflona Tas
ysna en fmpertinenCia.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-02-04
CARMEN La GITANA

-lvival dijo la Saint Alphon
sc hacienda IN signo AndFefns;
toma tn mangulto y pasa por
ahf. -.
Y con la msno in5ic6 ell gabine
tie bocador.
Andrefua Sc escurri6, empuj0 la
puarta tras ella y sc sent6 silencio-
samente en- una butsca colocada
cerca de esa puertA. Desde aquel
lugar podis como lie habfa dicho la
sonora Saint Alphonse, verlo y oirlo
todo
IN minute despues intyoduieron
nj persouaie anunoiado con Ell nom
bre de baron de Chamery. Era IN
hombre de veiDtiocho treinta
sflos; de sspecto e,egante. con una
fisonomis sim patiea aunque sjada
y Is que las penss y disgustos y
una preccz existencia de Vtvidor
habfan impreso una especie de Sc
llo sat&nico.
Yestfa Ell baron CON una elegan
cia Que disimulabs NAL 81 pobreza.
sus ropas ersn de buen origen J
corte. pero ya estabsn lustrt sas
por ell mucho usos su som orero en-
rojecfa va por las alas.
Andrefoa, que le examiSo con
viva curiosidsd dasde su escondite,
observe que, sin embargo. lleyaba
una camisa de rftida blsncura y
IN pie muy bien cslzado. Sin duda
era la Ultima coqutterfa de aquei
elegaute, falto "a de todo recnFso.
~Bnencs dfsss Edgardo. lie d.
10 la Saint Alpbonse tendiendole
Ia mano y acogiendole con una
SON risa que dejaba treslucir anti
guas relaciones.
-Buenoa diae. Anita. respon
di6 ell baron. 1C6mo estas?
-Muy bIen: Fientate squf q nj
lsdo. Tenemos raucho. mGcho Que
hRblar.
El baron Ae sent0.
~-Tu carta, qperida. diio, m'
ha Borprendido IN POGO. Tenia po
ca gana de sails y sobre TODD d'
yolVer d YER miA aDtyguag amista
des. Feros en- 3a aus t6Kmin0a erag
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-02-04

tan apremiautas. 80. GTienes ne
nesidad de mfP
ST, contests CON IN signo de
cabcZa la sef1ora Saint Alphonse.
= A prop6sito, repuso ell baron
con una sonriss: 81 themes necesi-
dad de dinero escogiste mala oca
s6n, porque estoy arruinado.
~Ya 10 Sc.
-IAhl Slo sabes?
-. Pobre amigo mfoi dijo CO.
eiendoIe Ia mano con esa bendad
natural en- las locas criaturas de
s1 especie;-se tan bien como tn,
meior quizas, como estas. Desde
hace tres dfas te he hecho seguir.
espisr, be regIstrado tn vida como
un agente de policfa.
z mientras Chamery hscfa IN
gesto de sorpresa. c7ntinuo Ia Saint
Aipohnse:
-Escucha, Edgardo: te han pro-
testado letraS p valOr de dfeE
mil frances, y ESQ te Va q lleyar 9
Chichy esta tsrde mafiana.
-Es verdad, m1rmur6 el ba.
ron con IN suspiro
-Ta has conido QuinientOs mil
fcanc3s en- ocho sflJs y "a no tie
nes nj una fapega de TERRA en- La
Vendee. y, 10 que es peor adn.
anoche las once rs has jugsdo
tu iltimo luis y per5ido sdemas
so5re tn pslabra mil quinientos
frances.
El baron Sc puso palido.
- Hsce seis meses, prosigui0
Ia pecadora, = cusndo te quedaba
una sospecha de opulencia. loa
amigos fOrmaron cola tn puerta
para ofrecerte dlez mil escndos 81
ia hubfesen hecho falta. Hoy re-
voiverfas TODD Paris para encon'
trar mil quinientos , NO hallaras
nj un centimo.
tClertcl diio Chamery cen
| aire sombrfo.
~ eontinu6la SsfntsAlphon-
se,-y0 &c conozco: 81 I'd no ps gas
esta ncche to levantagda i tara
/ de los aeeogs
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-02-04

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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-02-04

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qu m! ou ppS naaS
@I@Sas na@%h R@hmm
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-02-28
REPORT ON SANiTARIUM.
Committee Says Institution Is in Good
Condition but Crowded.

Guthrie, o. T. Feb. 27.-The committee
Of physicians. consisting Of Drs. Z. II.
Cooke. Watonga: ]. w. Wirner Newkirk.
and 3. r Hamilton, Of Shawnee. appoint
ed by Governor Ferguson to investigate
conditions at the Oklahoma sanitarium.
reported today. The report submitted is
as follows:
Hon T. B. Ferguson. Governor Of Okla
homa;
Sir: Your committee appointed to visit
ana inspect the sanitarium for the insane
at Norman. most respectfully submit the
following report:
We have visited and carefully exam
ined the institution and ind the general
conditions substantially the same rs at
our last visit.
There are at this time 3Ss inmates. Of
which 1S6 are females and ZSS are males.
The general health Of the inmates Is re-
marka bly, good. considering the over
crowded condition OF the wards. There
are but FIVE patients on the sick list
IT is necessary that two additional
wards be provided ct once 70 relieve TIE
conrested condition Of the institution. A
building should be also provided for a
hospital for women.
The most important question which
ccnfronts the management at this time
is that OF suitable drainage The cess
rooI Is again a source of annoyance 20
people nSirg in the vicinity. Numerous
COMPLAINTS were made 70 this commit
Tee % the unpleasant effects - the cesS-
pco.. II vfr b necessary that so~re
method - devised 20 remedy shis evii
before the approach Of vern weather.
both so- the satisfaction OF TIE people
living near ard the safety of the r.
mates and attendants. The fTrpo-taEce
OF this matter and that ef increased wart
accommodations cannot b orsrestiSeiet
six deaths have occurred siacc 1snu-
ars :. Only two of these beiEE from acute
diseases. she cthe-~ h<i-g frc-7 Cd zze
ara chronic diseases This We consider
remarkably small death rate 'eorssssrirr
tse -.-ssrer % narss--ts and TER ssecz'ia-
condition xhea admitted
The ass9itionzi wards shesid Be large
enough TO aceourcdate cEae hsrdzd and
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-02-28

fifty patients. This vii admit of a bet
ter classification and add TO the comfort
and health of the inmates There are
now at least one hundred more patients
in the Institution than can be properly
accommodated, and in all probability the
number vii increase rathen than dimin-
ish.
THE general sanitary conditions are
good, with the one exception Of the cess
pool. and this we believe can be cor
rected.
THE employees are careful and efficient.
The quality and quantity of the food is
sufficient. although the metod Of serving
it could and should be improved The
beds are clean and good.
While we commend the physician in
charge as efficient and attentive to the
wants of the inmates. We believe that
there. is too much responsibility placed
upon one man and that the plan followed
UP to the first OF this year. the employ
ment of local medical assistance shout be
continued Very respectfully submitted.
II. II. COOK. NJ. D.
"JNO W WERNER.
"B F. HAMILTON"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-02-28
Paine's Celery
Compound
RAPIDLY REPAIRS
Wasted Tissue, Puts 1t in Firm
Condition and Expe!s Waste
Poisons From the System.

The tissues of the human body are rap
idly wasted by fevers, and great quanu-
ties of waste poison are poured into the
blood. The rapid break down of tissue
and the charging of the blood with pois-
ons, bring unfortunate victims TO con-
dition of weakness and helplessness that
is pitiable to behold. Thousands of young
and old who have just passed the critical
stages of typhoid, infiammatory, gastric,
typhus, intermittent and other forms of
fevers, demand the closest attention and
best treatment If life is to be saved.
With true candor, honesty, and earnest,
ness we suggest and urge the use OF na-
lures nerve food and nourisher, Paine's
Celery Compound, the only medicine in
the world that has proven its value as a
builder of wasted tissue, a bracer of weak
and irritated nerves, a never failing blood
purifier and enricher. Paine's Celery
Compound has made tens of thousands
well and strong; it has saved afflicted
ones from the grave where everything
else has failed. No other medicine so
quickly fortifies feeble men and women;
it gives them that robust health that
makes life joy.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-02-28
Minister wss Held Ue.

Pond Creek o. T. Pei. 1.-Ees. Curry
rad AZ sntesesfInz bzt h8aseFoss srs<f.-
enre Ehf3e or his EsT 70 fis . saSfri-
-aontai knot sousn = town th1 other day.
SAYS the Fl9effe
seqerzs se~ks age. Sfr. psrrs~. q MIA
uexss< took ~ = stray psnT Eerdinx
u ~fGi prccesstnzs - s=cSrtasr ths gwasr
ada several xesks hsV51E gDrs ~ VIII
out resslfs - finally penalties Rev.
CuFry 20 use tie pory grf1 80 4HasF
cauif = f5ent The pastor 6ssss1-d fss
r-orsY ~ = nsN hsrness hisshst X - hls
-ew huxzr anc TtzFfz-f 81 ik@ zforEzas1
rsssaLGa. Hhiix rssesnx near Fke lEs.lea
srercy Re Sas III - EszTfy = sHSL4a<
Ttse natives sSls1 ffsr p1ay ard Srrce>-fed
% rake sis scrts e 9srr0uss-astp=- S1f
h@irx sroussnse1 rith ne ir1tsn ard az
fss ffzl:s. Ezf cgrTT zss rzfn~s ~
less - u =ssas xx~ GaszT IT, rs-1 rs~a
shewess 70 signs - rsfreaftrw- bps Nffn-
ffru@7 usfa fkes- resBeas. Rts&ssi ~
sn-rz.KA A. Inczsn hoY vh5 cesstt 2ag1
@kiss . So ascs-s@ I'D fssf fh@ pay
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-02-28
A NEW DEPARTURE.
A New, Effectual and Convenient Cure
for Catarrh


OF catarrh remedies there is no end. but
OF catarrh cures. there has always been
a great scarcity. There are many RENE
dies to relieve, but very few that really
cure.
The old practice of snuffing salt water
through the nose would often relieve.
and the washes. douches, powders and
enhalers in common use. are very little,
il any, better than the old fashioned salt
water douche.
The Use of inhalers and the application
OF salves. washes and powders to the
nose and throat to cure catarrh is no
more reasonable than to rub the back
to cure kidney disease. Catarrh is Just
as much blood disease as kidney trouble
or rheumatism and il can not be cured
by local treatment any more than they
can be.
To cure catarrh whether in the head,
throat or stomach an internal antiseptic
treatment is necessary TO drive the
catarrhal poison out of the blood and
system, and the new catarrh cure is de-
signed on this plan and the remarkable
success Of Stuart's Catarrh Tablets is
because being used internally il drives
out catarrhal infection through action
upon stomach liver and bowels.
Wm- Zimmerman OF st. Joseph. relates
an experience with catarrh which is Of
value TO millions of eatarrh sufferers
everywhere. He says: II neglected A
Slight nasal cstarrh untr it gradually
extended 10 nay throat and bronchial
tubes and finally even my stomach and
liver became affected. but as was able
20 keep up and do a days work | let
1t run along until my hearing began to
fan me and then I realized that / must
get rid OF catarTh or lose rny position
as l was clerk and my hearing was ahso-
iutely necessary
Some OF my friends recommended an
Inhaler. another catarrh saive but they
were no good in my case, nor was any
thing else until l heard OF Stuart's
Catarrh Tablets and bought a package
at my drug store. They benefited me
from the start and In less than four
months I was completely cured OF catarrh
sl,hough l had suffered nearly ali my
life from II.
They are pleasant to take and so much
more convenient 10 use than other catarrh
remedies that feel can not say enough
in favor OF Stuart's catarrh Tablets
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-02-28

Cuihrse. o. T. Fss. 1.--T14s following
Is the text n the NisAess la Fsxalss-
irS the i<sezIses % nq1sr iiosnss FER fhs
safe q insaslszsir@ lqsers sstssds II is-
eorIssrzteg towns AMI estles. tie rsszsass
hsFiaE oos1 Ds&~sS by ts@ User bossss.
seStioa = No ieeass sazIi be srzafass 90
am p~rsoa a. ssls malt. spdats1s ansf
siross isa8aEN ot either sseh Iiqsors. oas-
side % sifesHp,ossfss1 eity. tssa er
village. sEesFt - ihe 1ssstss sssSfefor
~ tbs ne 5sssiss < tAe Fssizsnt fsse-h hss-
Gers % fhs ts~ssssY n >fsch AZ bpss-
Bsss cf sesiizz saseh EAals. &aa ssns<as
sagaorx. or s1fiser ~ fb~s. - 70 - szsYsef
90. Uye~afsf snf raTsfs1sse.s
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-02-28
OAs S X
e..,. 1Iss Kad Ysa Hzs aEsFs 9eEyr
ssast'l' ss &ZzzxSu
SMITH MURDER CASE.
Accused of Murder of Mitchell on
New Years Oay

Guthrie o. T.. Feb. g7.-In the district
court yesterday was called the case of
the territory vs. Pink Smith. charged
with the murder of ". L. Mitchell. on
New Years day, 1852. IN Rose Hiii town
ship. The case was heard at foruer
term Of The Logan county district court
Smith being found guilty OF nanslaUgh-
ter by q jury He was given a new trial
by Judge Blrford-
Smith claims seif-defense. He states
that Mitchell made an attack upon hin
and that = WAS necessary for him 70
shoot in order to save himself The
trouble arose over the trespass of cattle
The swo Eren being aeighbors
Smith + represented b. John Dever-
ezux and Lawrence 4 Huston. sad the
prosecution IL n th~ hands q County
Attorney Frank Mcclure and Judge "
y Herod The latter prosecuted the
case when tried before ard l. II thls trial
because Of his knowledge Of the matters
involved
The hearing IS before > fury. fhe srn-
parting q xhsch coz~r-et seger4i
hours yesterday morning ard afterno9a-
The hearing al lfksiy eorsuns al q
today
The soriicstio by fhe sefsndant fo-
coatI-uance xss oTer-uisf ~ judge
Bs,rfo-s. and TIE prusec.fson the- eol-
seated that fhe sfssavfs for consinsa zee
might - uzss a. a fe7oz-tioa ~ th<
hesrsnx q The cas-.
Tie case sas ccatinGss through y'ss-
ter,ssy Afternoon many ~ftse=fss -
srs fs-rftory beng .1aufrs1 The ~
Iozf7g Is fhs fz-y trying TIE ease 2 =
zsynolas Tsl.n, Aiexzn neer. EaE4Er fsys--
4. Freeman. : 4 Hopse. Con EssrTtnE-
ton ". Il Hoxz-s. Iosn orS~4l. caissr
Rss&asea. II . czrp<ate-. G J. Ezarn-
sr. .. J. Lsc-ez.-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-02-28
DYNAMITE CAP EXPLODED.
Woman Picked 1t With Pin and Was
Seriously Injured.

South McAlestcr, ]. T.. Feb. 27.-Yester-
day about noon Mrs. r. c. Hamilton,
who resides in the south part of town,
met with serious accident and her two
children were also SCARED and terribly
frightened. Mrs. Hamilton had found
dynamite cap about the place, and while
holding her baby in her lap took a pin
ard commenced TO pick at it. not real
izing what it was. A terrific explosion
occurred, one which was heard all over
the block.
The explosion tore MRS. Hamilton's 8
hands so frightfuily that amputstion of
several fingers was necessary. The child
which was sitting in its mothers lap
when the accident occurred was con-
siderably brusied. as was another child
which was near.
So many diseases depend on impure
blood, Hoods Sarsaparilla is the most
widely useful medicine
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-02-28

belonged 20 one Of their number. Big
Knee. As the incident occurred near ,hs
agency. the party went hltfer ard by
the aid az agent Buckrnan the matter
was adjusted. IN the delight Of ihr rel
skins who now manifested in ihs indian
way their conclusion that the preacher
vas good man. Rey. Curry pro-
ceeded and the pony was ieft with SIR.
Darrow until the owner might call sbd
settle the damages.
a Guaranteed Cure for Piles.
Itching. Blind. Blsedlng and Protrudine
Piles. No cure. no Pa. Al druggists
are authorized BY the manufacturers Of
Pazo Ointment 10 refund the money
whore IL fails 10 cure any case ~ pf;er.
no matter Of how long standing. Cures
ordinary cases n SIX days. me worst
eases IN fourteen days One application
gives ease ard rest. Relieves itching ln-
stantiy. This is a new discovery and 10
In ,lse only pile remedy soid on a positive
guarantee. no cure. no pay. Price sec
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-02-28
FORM NEW COMBINE.
Independent Telephone Companies
Organize Association.

FL Reno. o. T.. Feb. Z.-Ths independ-
ent telephone companies of Oklahoma and
Indian territories met in Fl Reno yester-
day and formed an association called the
Oklahoma Independent Telephone asso-
ciation. IL was organized for the purpose
of further developing the independent
telephone interests in Oklahoma and In
dian territories.
The following were the officers elected:
President. W J. Steele. OF Klngasher. ..
T.: vice president. G. +. Patterson. OF
Elk City. o. r. secretary treasurer. Or.
Davis. Of Weatherford. o. T.: executive
committee. President Steele. chairman:
". T. Taley. Granite. o. r; F. a. Dink-
Ter, Hennessey. o. T.; Dir. Rhyme. Wall
vera. Q. T.; Dr. Davis. Weatherford. .. T.
There were reduced rates on the rail-
roads and large number vas in attend
ance. The following is a list Of the cous-
panies represented:
Mangum Telephone company, Granite
Telephone company Washita valley Toie-
phone company, Central Oklahoma Tsle-
phone company. oklahoma Southwestern
Telephone company. Watonga Telephone
company. Reed Teiepbore company.
Geary Telephone company. Smith Teie-
phone company. Elk city Telephone com
pany. Kingnsher Telephone company. To
peka and Fl Reno Telephone company.
They adopted a Constitution and by
laws for the association ard the next reg
alar meeting VII be held IN Oklahoma
city.
After the business session the members
circulated among each other. getting &C.
quaintee and faising teiephone matters
over IN general u Was = treat - All the
membefs present and their szsocia;iea
work win b 3 great 5ensas in the future
10 those corrected with The different con-
panies.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-02-28

blackwell. o. T.. Feb y7.-Eschasd r.
Burnett. wbo Was indicted several
months ago Hpon the charge of iHagsr-
sonatinxsa United States ofsesr, ard 80
such took po~sss ssion - the pestotsce az
Fsaine. n this cosniy eDsted the regular
postmaster ard moved the possofHee into
= store owned ~ himseif ard brother.
pleaded guilty - the charge IN TIE ssis-
trici court 81 Nswkirk sad va. sem
tsaced 70 the peuifentiary Tor term %
eighteen months ard 20 pay np~ - u ,
ard costs. ITS brother. . ~. Bnrusss.
was also indicted. bat the case sgzsns,
him was ffsfrk~~e.f
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-02-28

siosstaiu Fs~s. q. T.. Fso. z-sksss9
sszi NerTsson - Bessrt. pzs4s.s shssaxh
sbs eify last sstaresy hsvinx IN charge
1EHses 5sssss~s1n. Es<rnser 20 a xsvss q
bavrsssseyes epfrsfinx in ftt= par u ~
cssDstTT- NJ. EeTrfson f@ssawes she asls-
1rsr u DzsHsses. Texas. sd sASxurs.s
9 wAsn SO h@s = hs2aek af lrer.a-fxesinx
'ssslsFserT - aiselss az vs1n 80 - ost.~r
userzasss q the xa1x afr sppr~aena~d
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-02-28

crfArs<. o =. Y~f r-E f,ssf xas -
ssssTSessosss n IT, Isxasfssssrs srs~,ss-r : "a.
fTBs iR~ - ssss- -Fzz sas nrs.-~ss-s~ -.
e2gtsA s~f~es - sa<h renrsrr.s ~ sysses.s
sfs - srressssssnt PISCES tAe ezvst.l
stsrx a. sss -
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-02-28

A L Chase. Of Tonkawa. has heea
here for several days assisting James VIII
bin in the preparatory school matter. Mt
Chase is a hardware merchant.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-02-28

Speaker Bowses. Of the house. is being
visited by his father. E. B. Bowies. and
two brothers. 4. Y. and \. p Bowies
They reside in Dent county. Mo-. but
come over 70 see William handle the gavei
in the house
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The Payne memorial association is out
with a handsome souvenir picture OF
Payne At the bottom Of the picture is
the following inscription; You drove MS
from term TO term Of court without a
trial. fearing a decision would give Us a
right 10 crowd cut your friends. the cat
tie kings from the fair land" Born in
Grant county. Ind. Dec. - 1886 Died
at Wellington. Kan. Nov. = 1874.
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1903-11-21

no, indeed. By that time my suc~
cessor will be elected without extra
expense to the people Of Benton.
"And if you should be cast
OUT
"Well, Benton wouldn't have To-
bear the cost of a special election
Besides, Benton's representation la
the House would be sufficient TO tha
short session. My county's inter-
ests are common with those of the
whole state in this tax matter"
Mr.. DAILY regarded an extra ses4
sion as supremely necessary. "Be-
cause, otherwise, taxpayers would
be sorely distressed next year with
two tax payments"
"And," added Mr.. DAILY, there's
pretty good indication that moneys
going to be tight next year anyhow.
Isn't that 80, Senator Booth?"
"Our part of the stats" respond
ed Mr.. Booth, ''could probably get
along. No, I don't regard an extra
session as absolutely necessary;
however, tits probably advisable.