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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-15
UNDERTAKERs ARE HERE.
Over Sixty Attending Institute at
Casket Compsny's.

About siXty-five undertakers. from all
parts Of southern Kansas and Oklahoma,
are attending the undertakers' institute
in the rooms of the Wichita Casket com
pany. conducted by Prof Carl L. Barnes
of the Barnes School of Anatomy and
Embalming al Chicago. 1t is expected
that eighty undertakers will visit Wich-
ita and attend some Of the lectures.
Beginning today three lectures Will be
given for the next three days and the
practical work will also begin this morn
ing with a demonstration on a Cadaver.
\ short meeting was held yesterday
morning but no lecture was given until
afternoon. when the circulation and brain
were discussed. Prof. Barnes has an
embalmed body which he uses in explain
ing points IN his lectures except in DEM
constructions of embalming. when he pre-
pares bodies for burial
There are three women undertakes
present-Mrs Hillman OF Nardin. O. T.,
Mrs. c. Lesmann Of Stroud and Mrs.
Smith Of Smith Center They take as
much interest in the lectures and dis
cussions as any OF the men.
Prof Barnes demonstrates embalming
with the most approved methods and
uses the latest appliances. showing the
undertskers how TO do the work in the
shortest possible time and also in the
best manner
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-15
BACK FROM eEUDA SPRINGS.
Wichitans Had Fine Time at That
Resort

Mr. and Mrs. w. b. ThrOckmorton.
daughter Eliza and Master Oak; Mr. and
Mrs Frank Wood. Mr.. and Mrs. Coler
Sim and daughter Nellie. Mr.. and Mrs.
c. L. Davidson, Mrs. Richardson, Lock
and Throck Davidson. Miss Clay Sluss
and Miss Florence futile have returned
from an outing ar Geuda Springs. They
spent a week at the Bath House hotel,
owned by James l.. futile, the manager
of the springs. The twenty-five acre
lake. with the steam launch. carrying
thirty people, and the sail boat. carrying
fifteen people was a very pleasant place
The party had very pleasant time boat
ing. fishing and bathing. Mrs McClung
and her daughter, II. J. Arlington and
family remained at the Springs. Mrs.
Smith and daughter Of Wellington and
Mr.. Farrar and family of Arkansas City
joined the party.
Every one had a good time and all de-
clared that the Springs were the finest
place in the land for an outing. Colo
RADIO not being in the list of possibilities
A new bath house for swimming has
just been completed and everything ar
ranged for the comfort of the tired and
sick People come even from Colorado
to drink the water and there is always
a good crowd in the hotels. Miss Jennie
McClung entertained the Wichita party
one evening Oh the launch with a num-
Der of vocal solos.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-15
ENCOURAGEMENT OFFERED.
People Favor Building Of Interurbsn
Electric Railway.

The men circulating the petitions among
the taxpayers OF the city asking the
mayor and council 10 cal special cleo
ton 10 vote bonds Tor the interurban
railway met more announcement yes
terday than before. one Of the solicitors
reported two hundred names on his hst.
with only man objecting . voting bonds
for the road and none q the solicitors
had more than three or fozr persons who
refused 70 sign the petitions
Every encouragement Is being offered
the promoters Of the enterprise. both IN
this, city and in other points. 4 number
OF people from rural sections were in
the city yesterday and called o. Manager
Boyle asking for information shout the
lire. These people want 10 have the road
close 10 their farms or the towns nearby
and stated that any encouragement the
company could wish would be readily
granted. az practe sly every one In both
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-15
INTERVIEWING BUSINESS MEN.
Frank Grimes and w. Nj. Watson Of
Kansas CITY i'm Wichita

Ex-State Treasurer Frank Grimes and
NJ w Watson of Kansas City are in
Wichita interviewing business men and
capitalists @Tith reference 10 investments
in the Orient Construction company. Mr
Watson Is vice president of the United
States and Mexican Trust company and
is one Of the strong fnsnciers Of Kansas
City. \ great many strong and enter
prising men OF Wichita have taken stock
in the company and regard it as one OF
the best Investments that can now BE-
made with a view 70 large profits and
quick returns. They are specially de-
si-ous Of getting business men interest
ed and ofer as reasons for II that the
profits in their investments viii be 81
satisfactory that they VIII always cher
ish a friendly feeling for the Orient
road
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-15
GEN. NILES
WAS IN WICHITA A FEW MIN
UTES LAST NIGHT.
Had Hard Ride Yesterday but Was
Feeling Fine.

Lieutenant General Nelson A. Miles
passed through Wichita at Ii o'clock
last night over the Rock Island. He left
Fort Reno yesterday afternoon and will
reach Fort Riley today, where he will
inspect the troops. General Miles travels
in a special car, No. 80, belonging to
the president of the Missouri, Kansas end
Texas railway. He had just retired be-
fore the train reached Wichita and a
reporter for the Eagle was admitted to
the stateroom for a moments CONVEX
sation with the general.
General Miles is 64 years old, but rode
nearly ninety miles horseback yesterday
and led the cavalrymen at Fort Reno a
merry drill afterward He said he was
feeling none the worse for the ride
maybe little sore He said that he was
on tour of inspection and had nothing
to say except that he found the sol
diers in fine shape and the country
through which he rode looking good, al
though it was very hot and dusty. Re-
garding army affairs he refused to talk
and did not have time to talk much, as
the train did not stop long.
Lieutenant General Miles made a spec
tacular journey of eighty-six miles
through southwestern Oklahoma yester-
day. from Fort Sill to Fort Reno. Re
lays of fresh horses had been placed
every ten miles and with six cavalrymen
as escorts the ride was made in ten
and a half hours, and the greater por-
ton of it at break-ncck speed. Iie
started early from Fort Sill and went
through Anadarko, forty miles distant
at 7:30 yesterday morning, going through
the city al a galop. stopping TO speak
to no person, although arrangements
had been made to entertain him there
deliberately. The same rate OF speed was
followed to Fort Reno. forty-six miles
farther. for he arrived there. covered with
dust and his horse -bedecked, at
2 o'clock. The cavalrymen who accom-
they had ever experienced since being
in the service. Although he has reached
the age limit. General Miles evidently
desired to show that he has lost none
of his activeness. This fact was illus
trated at Fort Sill Monday night, when
he led the cavalry in a drill parade and
compelled his mount to jump deep ra-
vine that none Of the others dared to
initiate. He was the only man at the
fort who made the jump. After arriving
at Fort Reno he made a hurried inspec-
ton and left at 4:30.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-15
OBSERVE LABOR DAY
Labor Unions viii Have Big
Day in This City
OFFICERS OF COMMITTEE
Chairman of Subcommittee
Was Selected Last Night.

Last night in the police court room the
delegates from the different labor organ
izations affiliated with the Central Labor
union met and began the work Of prepar-
ing for a big Labor day celebration the
first Monday in September. Mr. English
chairman of the Central Labor union
was elected president and Richard Hath
away secretary. The following chairmen
We're selected;
On Speakers-A. c. Goodin.
On Finance-G. W Crafts.
On observation-disclosures Sprague.
On Advertising-Richard Hathaway.
These chairmen will select the other
members of their committees from the
delegates to the c. L. L. Each com
mittee is TO consist of at least five mem
bers and as many more as are necessary
to handle the work
The matter of a celebration was dis
cussed thoroughly and the labor organi-
cations have taken hold of the matter
early so that ample preparations could
be made TO make this the best celebration
ever had In the southwest. Next Mon
day the officers and the chairmen Of the
committees will meet and the other mem
bers Of the committees will be appointed
1t has been decided to send invitations
to the labor orga nizations Of all the
surrounding towns to come to Wichita
and participate in the exercises. The
unions have decided that they will cele-
brate this year as never before and
want the aid Of their friends throughout
southern Kansas ard Oklahoma. The
next week making plans for the day and
it is promised that some novel and enter
tanning features will appear in the parade
and during the exercises in the parks in
the afternoon
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-15
KICKING ON PAVEMENT.
West Siders Want One Side of Doug
las Finished at Once.

There was big howl raised on West
Douglas avenue yesterday when the Bar
Der Asphalt company began laying con-
crete on the south side Of the street
The business men along the avenue say
that the grading and curling Of the street
has nearly ruined their business. as they
depend q great deal on country trade
and it is almost impossible 70 reach the
stores except in roundabou way. owing
10 the well nigh impossible condition OF
the street. BY resolution OF the coun-
cil the company was Instructed 70 com
plete one side Of the pavement before
beginning on the other side thus leaving
one-hslf the street open. and il was sup
posed that this would be done and the
concrete layers would work on the street
car track until the asphalt on the north
side was laid, hut yesterday morning
the concrete gangs went 10 work laying
concrete across the entire street hslud-
ing the street car track
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-15

mother died a short time ago, leaving
him in care of stepfather. The lad de-
cided to take a trip and ran away He
did not like the lay of the land about
Kansas City. so he started back. His
clothes were ragged and he presented a
generally unkempt appearance. The po-
lice matron furnished soap and a towel
and the city the water. and the lad
scraped and rubbed until he was clean
The police matron hunted up a shirt
and trousers which she gave the boy and
he locked like a pretty good boy when
he was turned out yesterday morning as
the police could not find evidence enough
to warrant them holding the boy 10
prosecute the tramp. The tramp was
jailed as vag and will be given job
cleaning the city
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-15
WILL WAS FILED.

The win OF 6rOve-Eor Charles. general
agent % the Caicn Central Life Insurance
company. who died in this city Juiy J
vas fled yesterday IN the probate cOurE
BY The terms rsnfsonod n the VA al
the real and personal property q ihe
deeessed and all lie insurance = b.
cueathe5 70 me widow. Mizta Charles
The VII also states thss xSo SHAH b
given 70 Mary c. Prttchard OF Topeka
The widow is appointed administrative
20 serve without hoad
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-15
LONG DISTANCE FROM HOME.
Eourteen-Year-old Boy Was on Way
TO California.

Noel Whe. a I4-year-old boy who says
that his nome is near San Francisco
cal. was arrested by the police Monday
evening while ;hey investigated his case
The hov said that he beat his way from
San Fraicisco TO Kansas City. and was
on his vay home lie told the officers
q prett, straight story, but he was
found iuthe company of tramp and the
oaicers lad a cue that he had been kid
named sd was beins made 70 work for
,ba tramp. He could not tell the name
of any town through which he passed
during he trip half way across the con
.inent. or whether there was any eS-
treme neat or cold. Had he passed
,hroua the southern route ne would Ger
calmly have noticed the terrible heat
while lad the Travelled the central route
me tiin should have encountered some
snow. The lad said that he travelled en-
tirelyoy night
ne told the police matron that his
/, eaths died many years ago AID his
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-15
THREE LICENSES ISSUED.
More Than in Any One Day Since
the Fourth.

The monotony that has held sway III
ii ne probate judges office since the Fourth
Was relieved yesterday by the application
III three young couples for marriage
Very few licenses have been is
.nad since the first Of the month and the
Judge had almost concluded to close UP
his book for the summer Licenses were
granted yesterday To Frederick w Mace
need p. Of Chicago, and Jenette haher'
aged 26. Of Wichita; Geo. Van Arsdaie'
sged %. of Valley Center, and Mae Man
arv aged y. Of Valley Center Harry
constant. aged 80. and Cora Crawford
aged "A. bo'h Of Wichita.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-15
WERE FINED S25 EACH.
Two Assyrians Sold Beads Without a
License.

Two Assyrians by names of David and
Solokon Razook were arrested yesterday
afternoon for peddling without a license
and disturbing the peace. One of the
men went TO home on Martinson ave
nue. and sold some beads to the woman
From what the police can gather he re-
ported the ether. who was dissatisfied
with the deal and went back, taking the
beads and keeping the money, and incl
dentally soaring the woman almost into
Mysteries. The two were brought be-
fore Judge Stanley, but neither could
speak English. After the hearing both
were fined IS and sent to Jail until their
friends paid the bill
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-15
FINE WAS FIVE DOLLARS.
For Running Threshirs Engine Over
County Sri5oe.

c. E Deinow OF De,Rno township who
was arrested on the charge OF running a
thresh;ns machine across County bridge
without first pianking the bridge was
arraisned in the city court yesterday. lie
was fined the sum Of $ and was assessed
the costs.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-15

country and cities we're heartily in favor
Of 81 electric lie connecting them wita
wichita szd Offering rapid and cheap
transportation Tor both passengers aid
freight
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-15
ONLY 10 DAYS

n which 20 consult Or. McI.ensa5. z1s
East Douglas avenue Frss consultation
examination. advice and his famous Fiera-
ton Treatment absolutely free % al SUI
ferers from chronic diseases. applying ~
his ,esers hefsre - n. Friday. July u
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-15

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-15

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,e-ssy sruu Fsrscrs Nzefe 80 s&s
tfszssd ~ tse faEgaz s@salss- y.
xassr.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-15
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-15

KS Naalt aHfa HA
This T. not a CRAFTY
ocer. b8t made safely
Tor the purpose O 81
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the rsch ard poor alike
and - case ToE are
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Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1903-04-30
Mn nniere 2eicr.
nten=Vcrlooimng am
Samitag, ben 2. Nai.

Sa Der |. Mai, an lpelhem bic
etnaelnen, pom 5erausgeber Der .geah.
ribten=9erolo~ ausgeleBten grdmien
oerloolt peroen, auf 6reitag fdllt uno
fher piele 2eier bel Der gerlooIuna
babel su feiH uiiHiben, nm az iehen.
oaB fein o6umbu9 i'm Spiel it," 10
haben mir Die Ierlopiuna auF
Samitag, ocn ?. Nai 1903
fettgeleBt, neil Der SamIiaa pielen
ansndrtigen geIu6ern beiler paBt.
Die gerIDofuns uno @er=
telling Der 8eminne finoet
i'm Der Office Der Rad ri d.
.telt=0erolo@, Ra6mittaqs g
.Hhr TAFT. Sin beionoeres nnpar=
ieiiIdes @omite, bas aus ben, bel Der
WerIooiung 9eAenpdrtieen 3eueen suz
iammengeleBt miro, ioll Die @erlooiuna
leiten. 8uiielbe ioa sugleid cpnitatis
ren, tpie Die!e Coupons am 2. Nlai
nod iibrig lino, uno 0aB nlr aus ben
.mirtlit oerteilten COUPONS Die @eninn-
nnmmern genDmmen muroen. (94er
'allo Die 3eitung niht porausbesabIt
bat, 1T and ;u feiner Beuinndanre
beredltigt, oenn er bat teinen Coupon
erlalten.)
8ei Der gerlooiung haben mir fol=
9enoen Glan gefpdblt. 5ie Derteilten
Coupon gtummern peroen tiihtia
ourdeinanoer gsriittelt, eaan psroen
20 Sooie aeSogen uno oas 20lte Coos
|getpinnt ben eritsn greis, oas 40Ite
Zoos Den speitsH. oas Cote Spos DEN
oritten grsis uim., bis ale greile
Derlopit iino. gluf oieie gseiie fam
glNmauo pilien. melAe RUNNER ae=
Dinnt uno teiu Shminoel tann oetriez
ben iUerben. Sollie Ed oas Gomite
ami einen aaoern uno beilera qlan
eiuigen. 10 tann's Dem 0erausgeber
reht iein. 9eBtrer, iomie ginoeitelte
Der pR.=S. lino pon Der 9erlooillna
ausgeiblOlIen. @s miro 0ringeno qe=
Diinitbt. oaB redt pieIe 2eier bei Der
9erlpoiung antpeieno fino, 0amit iid
sSeber itbergugen tnnn, oaB allies
itreng ehrlith Sugeht (e'eidirr= =S1rpin=
oel tuirb nif)t getrisben.)
Die 9reiIe pcroen an entfernt tpob=
nenoe Seier unO 9liiflibe Giefpiuner
unentgeltlib perianot uno Die Aamen
Der 8eui1ner IN Der ndbIten Ausgabe
Der .Rahrihten-6erplo nah Der
itattsebabten Gerlooiung befannt ge=
meht.
s gGer alio noh bon Der ger=
looflng am 2. Mai gorteil baben mil,
Der beSahle ipfprt Elm Sabr Inn 8pruus
uno Elm Coupon miro iofort or ibu
perteilt reip. sugefauot tpereen.
Sans Semuth.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1903-04-30
WDr0.0afDta.
&eitetrtef.
lSpe3,ol : GorrrlponAens.)

0oobrid, q. O., 80. April 1908
Meine friiberen Seotlanoer 6reunbs
uno aud Der perausseber Der .,R.=p. T"
merben F4 fi4tr idon 9ewunbert ia.
ben, oaB i9 10 m6uS1enitiQ gtworben
bin. aaein aud mid padte bas Ncrb.
Datstafieber uno i'd bin nun in 0oob.
rid. Wc2eon Gountp. Da i'd aus
@rfabrung mei6, uie beliebt bic ,Nan-
ri4ten.&eroloA bel ben alien 2ekrn
finb uuo mie Die @ireulation bieiea
Hlattes iteti9 iih btrerobsrt, neil a
fir itben Oeuti4en in ben btioeu
DatDtas ben inttrtiIanteittn leie@foiI
brin9t, usrbe in bon 3eit au 3tit BON
bier bon mir boren la1en unb ienbs
Jbnen gum Anfan9 gltid brei neus
Abonuenten. ndmlid Sobn Gdeioer
unb Sobn Nittmapsr pnn @ooorih.
Ionic s. .. Oeering BON 0aruep. ~N.
g.. lIno meitere peroea Iolgen.
Am II. April ainss nit Sad Rno
Bad BON 5cetlann hierber. nab Dem
selobten 9ano. SD benubte einen
2 pe3ialsSmmisrantensua nit "A Cars.
Sil belnlelbsn befanDen litb nod bon
Scotland Or. " Arens neblt 6amilis,
penrp 4elmann uno sSamilis, 9aeob
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1903-04-30
Smrnsr Somntu.
(Spesial eorrsipouoeu3

Mfarion Is. 2lpril 1908.
.3wei Gartsien iteber iib bier sur tomz
menben Snbl geseniiber, cine flr, bic
anoere ge9en Sicsns. @enn Niarion
trofen 9ebt, t0uneu mir fiiten seben.
-@m /. Nfni merpsn bic Rinher Dsr
CT. Marp Aeaoemp in t0iebs y0alle eine
9oritelIuns sum Beiten Der Acaoemr
ssben. 9lpctbsfer 6ofer SampTte am
lesten G:enitug nad gtoro 3atota ab;
er pil and etmas non nem biuiqen
Sanbe babsn. SRI. gtta gaibueI eine
am Nionteg nad 9bambsrIain, um
eiHige Gage auf ibrem Sanbe Slsubrin=
-0tatt. glnton lit in Barter, um
bort eiRe g8trtidaft su er0ifnen.-@so.
girfs, @eblter genannt, fam iiber
Sonntas nad 6auis.-9en RluNt, Der
ylboitIsr~ non 6ieb, lit Jest 6alS iber
Ropf nit gtbrabmen bei6ditist.-Dtar
tin l6erbit arbeitet lsit sinigeE Sasen
an Der @ilenbabn. - Der alte 8. 8.
sSania itarb leste Node unb wuroe in
Dfarion auf sem fathoIiiden 6rispbpfs
begraben. Corr.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1903-04-30

Salb eanoba ging in 6lammen auf.
10000 Shaben uno Elm
Sooesfal.

G.onopa. Ben elmer perheeren=
Den 6euersbrunit puroe Ganupa am
Sieuitas Mpreen fur3 nad 3 llbr
heingeiuht, Die einea Shaoen bon ca.
$4,000 anrihtete. 9as SSeuer MUIR
De 5uerft in Der Cifice bon u. SuB'
Wfaldinsngeihdft entoedt uno per=
breitete Iib nit Iolh raienoer Sdnels
li9teit, oaB in trrSer 3eit iieben 6ols=
gsbduoe pom @dnopa Douie 0itlidl an
Der Ror0ieite Der pfainlfrabe total nie=
oerbraunteH. Der angeri1tete Sha=
Gen nerteilt fih nie folgt: 2ut6e a.
aortiell, 9ubmahergeihdft, Staoen
5000; teine Geriiteruna. u. Sub,
Maihinen, $4,000; @esiderunq 5000.
u. 6. @oede, 9pitmtilter, spci Bebdu=
be, in oenen litl Die .Seralo "=Gifice
un0 8atterion's GjeneralIfpre un0 Die
goitoliice befanaen. Sbaoen on Ges
bduoen $3.50, 9erli6erung $500.
@m. gatterion. Maaren. $4,000, @er=
iid)erung $500, nidts 5srettet. ,,Se=
ralo sSffiee, $500. &erii4erung $500.
golilno a. 99ohlgren, Waaren $500,
Gerlibernnq $500; etpa $500 inert
Waaren aerettet. Ganppa 0ouie, Gi-
eentiim BON u. 3. Wtiller, Sdaoen
$4,000, geriiderung $1,000. 6arrD
Ramsoel. 4dhter oes ganppa Souic,
beinabe alles eerettet. 8erfuft niat
iiber $50. s. 90. Sargeani, @iqen=
timer oes @'ebdunes, in oen Iib oas
guBmaarengeihdft befano, @erluit
$50. 6reo. 5rippler, elm alter 8iir=
ger pm @anopa, puroe, ais er lih an
ben 9tettilnasarbeiten beteililte, som
Ser3idlag getruffen uno Itarb auf Dem
4labe. 6anppa bat teine or9anilirte
6euertpebr uno Der ftarte g9ino fad)te
oie6lammen an. iooaB lie in turser 3eit
iomeit Inn iit aegriiien hatten. oab
oieielben nidt mebr beipdltigt iperoen
tonnten.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1903-04-30
douglas 8 9ountp.
(S2s;ial= reipOnoeu,. J

VT. gernon, "a. NpIil 1908
9enrp Wettern muroe leBten Mon=
tag unier srnBer 9eteilisuns Sll @rabe
setragen. AZ Rutlhen nit 2eiotragen=
ben fplgteu ieiileri Sarse. gBettern
mar idon Den san3sn Winter leibeuo.
bod batte lih isin 3ultano suleBt stpas
sebelsrt; oa traf Jpn unermartst elm
persihlas. gr mar Nlitglieb Der 81.
8. II. %. 9oee IN plaRtinton uno
uobnte ieit 1885 in Nurora 3ounibip,
Nurora Gountp. Seine Wiitps uno
Spei eruabieue 3odter iiberleben ibn.
--gine Jarmers Number gompanp ilt
bas neuefe in Wt. gsrnon. Die 5eils
baber berielben tperben lih morgen,
ben 25. April, I'M Garmers glsbator
CUR Organization perIammeln. Netisn
gum Hetraee BON $4,000 iine Bis iest
i9on seaeihnet. - @uitau 5iese fdbri
oas Baubol3 3u einem neuen Wobn.
bauie. e.-Sobn Stabl uno Better Hieds
b,ohten ibre fetten Stiere au Nortte,
i'm san3sn ungefdbr orei earlobunsen.
Wefpbale.