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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-18
FARMERS HELD MEETING.
To Organize Against Trusts and Conn.,
bineS.

Perry. o. T. Jan. IA great assembly
of farmers has been holding forth all
afternoon in the district court room. The
seating capacity was taxed to its utmost
and the best of attention was given to
the orator of the day. W. T. Dalton
The object of the organization Is that
the farmers may hold their own against
the great trusts and combines which have
sprung up and fourished IN our country
at the expense of the producer. The or
canization Is of a secret order and they
propose to help themselves without seek
ing the aid OF congress. Already the or
SANITATION is protecting itself in the
wheat growing belts. and DIR. Dalton
claims they are so strong and well or
sanized that they can safely care for
The farmers and their interests.
Delegations from the surrounding towns
in Noble county are here today. and be-
fore they leave tonight there will be
active machinery put in motion TO handle
the farmers wheat interests in this coun-
~ by the orga aniza;ion. Il is claimed
that the farmers have II in their power
20 hold the price of wheat TO living
roint Everything IS enthusiasm about
the court house and the farmers seem
ir earnest
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-18
RECALLED OLD TIMES,
When Settlers Were Scarce and Lived
in Danger.


Arapahoe, o. T., Jan. 1.-THE Clarion
says: Speaking of old times in Oklaho
ma, Eugene Forbes was visited the other
day by Uncle Herman Justis of Washita
county "A neighbor OF Mr.. Forbes and an
old-timer in this country. While spend
ing the evening together these veteran
Oklahomans grew reminiscent. and Uncle
Herman told one on himself worth re-
peating. IN 1892, when settlers were very
scarce and those here lived in dugouts,
John Seger had promised Uncle Herman
work, timber cutting, but he was without
a saw. He was without a well, too, so
he proceeded to q neighbor'S ono even
ing with a pail to get water and a saw.
On his return he stopped to talk to
friend, who advised him TO follow the fur
TO whe had plowed and it would lead him
home But when he got to the end of
the furrow he swerved too much to the
east, expecting every second to see the
light in his dugout. But he must have
Travelled several hours. when he heard the
rustic of leaves and knew he was going
down an incline, and striking a match, he
found himself standing on Cobb creek,
about five miles from home. He tried to
retrace his steps. but becoming tired of
carrying a saw and a pail of water, he
rested, when bright idea struck him
to call his dog, Carlo. This he did and
the faithful animal responding, led him
directly TO his dugout. 1t was morning
when he arrived there. and the old-timers
still josh him about carrying saw and
a bucket of gyp water all night.
The other day Uncle Herman Justis was
offered S, 900 for his farm, but he refused
3,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-18
MAY BUILD BRANCH LINE.
Orient Has Announced Road to Run
to laWton, o. 7.

Yesterday II was announced In this city
Railroad company would build an exter-
sion OF its line from Barton 10 Lawton.
o T., passing through the Wichita noun
tains and tapping the mineral deposits Of
that country.
Barton IS located on the main line
short distance tnis side OF Fairview The
line will be 100 miles long and will touch
Hobart and Cooperstovn and will give
railroad connections 20 number Of other
points OF no small importance IN okla
homa.
This Is the FIRST branch lire that the
Orient has announced that Trey would
build This viii not be constructed until
after the main line from Wichita 20 the
Mexican border f. finished and in opera
ton ard work giil not begin on ~ for
more than a year. A preliminary survey
has been made and when the time does
come for its construction. the lire will
not be long building. There IL pros
pect Of some very important mineral
country being opened b. this branch. and
IL Is claimed that there - coal IN the
mountains which the Orient wants 70 e.
70 furnish them with fBei.
the Orient IL planning \ Iin> 10 run from
near Byron. o. T. directly sa,f into the
OssTe nation coal fields II vas stated
agthorauvely here yesterday that The
company has a coyrs II surveyors IN fh-
Geld ~ the present tlrne running q pres
yecfive lire 81 TITS territory.
The OTien. has no coal mines near their
lius in ;hi- country unless .ora@ cevssop.
They have some small rnirss IN Mexico
bat not enough 20 supply tn entire roze
with fuel and then the coo. % ;rzrsoer-
tatioa would be enormous The fg<i
question = c1e of Rr-s, insportsnc. -
the company ard ~ ;h~y can a5d q ssld
90 open ans d~Teiop within . -easonaa.s
disfarce os their main iins. n ~srj: -
a good business proposition for them 20
do and ;h~ pszr 90 briis a lsn~ into the
OsaEe nsticS feds - coassssred rrzctI-
ca BE ard ore that would bring god re-
turns 20 the co-7 psny. rot crsr fron re
al fei6s. tlf tie sne zzrsrgitnrzf cosE1-
try through which :he tire szoul; ps-s-
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ATTORNEY Is
GIVEN TIME
FOX FILING
Oklahoma 0ficia! Wanted to
File Brief.
DECISION NEXT FEBRUARY
TerriII Case Postponed by
Supreme Court.
DECISION NEXT FEBRUARY

Topeka, Kan, Jan. lin the supreme
court this morning, in the case of Terrell,
who is seeking TO secure his liberty,
being now convict in the Kansas pen
itentiary from Oklahoma, the Oklahoma
attorney general, J. c. Roberts, was
given one week to file a brief. When
fled the brief will be Immediately con-
sidered. but no decision viii be announced
until the February term of court. Attor-
Eey w. II. Ashby, of Beatrice, Neb., rep
iesenting the Oklahoma prisoner in the
Kansas penitentiary other than Terrell,
ard Terrell himself, argued for the re-
lease Of the Oklahoma prisoners and
against the authority of Oklahoma to
incarcerate its prisoners in the peniten-
tiary of another state. 1t is conceded
that both Ashby and Terrell made an i'm
preston upon the court. For Oklahoma,
and for Kansas, J. c. Roberts, attorney
general of the territory and Judge J. S.
West assistant attorney general for Kan
Sas appeared
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CITY I'M BRIEF.

Mrs. jerks was taken seriously i'll yes
terday-
Mary Biting is visiting friends at New
ton today.
John Whine of Newton, is visiting rel
atives in the city.
A. H. Laucll. who was operated on for
appendicitis Thursday night, is improving
Mr. and Mrs. J. T Graham have moved
80 their farm, one-half mile north OF
Kechi
Miss Mabel Sickher entertained infor-
Uially Friday evening for her guest, Miss
Jennie Schelley of Mulvane.
Mr.. Jack Shields went TO arkansas City
to fill an engagement Friday evening as
soloist for the Apollo club of that city.
Mrs. Thomas L. Hayden and sister,
Miss Hazel l. Sheriff, arrived from Den
Yer yesterday on a visit 10 their mother.
Mrs. L. NJ. Sheriff.
The ladies OF the Plymouth Congre-
gational church will hold a sale of cakes
and cooked food at Geo. Irnes' store Sat
urday, January "a
John Mcfarland is now foreman in the
Walterscheid pump shop. Until recently
he was master mechanic in the Frisco
shops at Sapulpa, I. T.
J. L. Nessly. of Mulvane. was in the
city yesterday TO talk over the gas propo-
sition with Wichitans. AIulvane people
believe they have Eas and are anxious
TO furnish Wichita people with gas. The
machinery for the drilling of a well is
expected this week and work will begin
al once
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< AS ozHA..
Gear, ths The Kind You Have lImas Boud
Ssss'''' s E2ZzZ~
CHAMBERS INCREASING.
Live Stock Sanitary Board Has Made
New RuIino

Guthrie, O. T., Jan 17.-At the last
meeting of the Oklahoma livestock sani-
tary board it was decided that the in
crease OF the glanders in the territory
was due TO the shipment Of animals from
the states and it was therefore ordered
that a strict quarantine be declared
against all equine stock that may here
after be shipped, driven or trailed into
Oklahoma and the same will not be ad-
mitted unles accompanied by certif-
cate from an accredited veterinarian
showing said stock to be free from glan-
ders or any other contagious disease and
have not been exposed 10 same for six
months prior to the removal TO this ter
ritory: for violation of this order the pen
sIty made and provided for by law shall
be rigidiy enforced
That whatever Infection may be fosnd
or a farm. same shall be Immediately
placed under special quarantine and II
oeened advisable BY the inspector he
shall place the township wherein sad
infection IS known TO exist. under specia,
quarantine. 10 be raised only ~ proof
of ror-infectIous condition.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-18
COMING LOCAL EVENTS.

The Hypatia vii lhold business meet
ing Monday at 2:30 in the club room.
Regular communication of Wichita
lodge No. g. y. F. & A. NJ. Monday
evening At 7:SO o'clock. Work in the sec
ond degree.
Regular meeting Monday night \ o.
L. W. No. >. Work for Junior Workman
Degfree. amplifed form. All come see
new officers 60 their work
Woman's Veteran Relief Union will
hold their regular meeting on Monday
afternoon at Is South Main street Every
member expected to be present
The Thursday Afternoon Cooking club
will meet at the home Of Mrs Charlie
Cohn, January .. Each member is re-
ouested TO be present at 2:30 o'clock
The Twentieth Century club will meet
fn Sedgwick music hall. Tuesday after
noon. January %. Members please come
prepared with current event The book
review takes the place of current events
In the art department and the whole
time is given to Merchant of Venice. but
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in the conversational department, things
do still happen.
The Rathbone Sisters will give one OF
their very enjoyable card parties to their
friends Wednesday evening, January Il,
at X. of z. hall, East Douglas avenue.
Refreshments w.lI be served. Admission
10 cents.
Harmony Council No. 1913, F. A. A. meet
in regular session next Monday night in
their hall over 40 0East Douglas. All
members of team requested to be pres
cnt, as business Of Importance is TO be
transacted. All mmebers invited.
One week from tonight. January %, the
chorus choir of the Unitarian church
will give a sacred concert under the
direction of Mrs. II. Childe. assisted by
the following soloists: Mrs Henri Apply,
Mr.. Harry McClung and MIR. Shields.
Brumhilda Sister lodge No. 8. o. D. II.
s., wSl lgive their first annual bali Thurs
day evening. January -, in Germania
hall, over McVicars drug store, to whcih
all friends of the order are most cordially
invited. Mr.. Mihaubt WA furnish the
music.
Sedgwick CAMP 40. 12, w. O w, met
in regular session Tuesday night. Janu-
airy Is, with a good attendance. Deputy
Sovereign Frank j. Bakule, of Omaha,
Neb. was present and gave a good talk
on the order and expects to stay here
some time to help take in new members
All members are requested TO be pres
ont next Tuesday night. Business Of i'm
portance
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-18

plicity in the selection of words. but he is
more entertaining than even the disting-
uished Nebraskan, and that is saying
much. While Bryan is polished Atwood
is spread eagle, and scars higher. much
higher. than the orator from the Platte.
Some of Mr.. Atwood's pehiods are simply
beautiful. He believes in oratory and is
the happy possessor OF classical educa-
ton to aid him in its cultivation. Mr..
Atwood takes the right view OF the ora
tor. He rightfully maintains that the
true orator is the man who accomplishes
the purposes of oratory-moves his audi
ence and enforces conviction. no difference
whether he follows or deviates from the
so-called established standard of oratory
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-18

ships Of Kay county have been attached
to Noble county for judicial purposes. We
refer to the two north townships of the
Ponca reservation According to the gov
ernnent map, which established the
boundary lines of all the counties in the
Cherokee Strip, the two northern town
ships of the Ponca Indian reservation
were included in Kay county. The su-
preme court. however. attached the Pom
ca, Otoe and Missouri Indian reserva-
tions to Noble county for judicial pur-
poses. and it has remained thus ever
since.
An area OF about seventy square miles
of Kay county has been taxed by Noble
county during the past nine years. Those
two townships are thickly settled. we'll
improved and possess great deal OF tax
able property. As 4 matter of justice.
and in conformity with the original coun-
ty lines. the supreme court ought to at
tach those two north townships of the
Ponca reservation to Kay county for jul
diciai and taxable purposes. One of these
days Noble county will be claiming the
whole cheese basing her claim upon her
long and undsturbed possession
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-18
CHURCH PAPER ISSUED.
Object Is 10 Arouse Men 10 ResIizs-
ton CT Condition.

watonga. o. T. Jan. 1.-THE frs; Of
The Evangelist. ty Rey. T. O. Reese. q
the Baptist church. made its appearance
today Introductory, Re~- Reese says.
The Evangelist. as the name Indicates.
il issued for the purpose Of srousing me1
and women TO Z realization of their lost
condition and 70 point them 90 the lamb
of Cod. which iaketh away the sins q
the world. u is not ;hs in:eniion 20 make
this particularly deuorninstt0Tzsl paper.
its one purpose ard aira shan b 20 sav~
Eouls. Our constant c-y all be Souls
SoEis-- Souls. II "a by 10 rnea1s the
intention Of the Editor that Tie Evsnge
list should n any way interfere o- crtp
PIE the interest os TIE flag o. ary othsr
paper. The Flag Il strong. clean. DE-
roninstio1zi paper ard should Be n
evsry Baptist ts-n< in Oklahoma "a
re have already STATED. cur slrs <tii -
e--z- r4f 4 .fr,
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GRANT COUNTY SEAT FIGHT.
Believes Judge Will Decide in Favor
OF Medford

Guthrie, o. T, Jan. 11.-Joe Wisby Of
Medford was here today to see how the
legislature was getting together He
was asked how the county seat fight in
| Grant county was coming on and he re-
piled to the Eagles representative:
ION the second Monday in February
Beauchamp and he will decide it. Med
ford will be the county seat
'Will the records and officers be in
stalled at Medford by the middle of this
coming summer. for instance?" was
asked.
We'll, now. I don't know about that
Judge eBauchamp will undoubtedly de-
eide favorably to Medford for the ref
erees decision shows enough to prove
that Pond Creek is not entitled to the
county seat if the wish of the people is
10 be considered. Referee Cogdalrs re-
port did not show up that election fraud
as bad as it really was. There were bal
lots that would shame any community.
When the official ballots run out they
used just pieces of white paper, marking
on them: For Medford For Pond Creek.
Now, while Judge Beauchamp may
peal to the Oklahoma supreme court
Here they will have to stop, for 1 have
fixed it so that they can appeal no high
er'
The last action taken in this case was
In the district court, when the question
as to whether Jefferson had any rights
in the case was submitted on briefs. Col
onel Wisby declares that he was perfect
y willing that Jefferson should be a
party in the case. but the counsel that
was first in the case for Medford did not
want them in.
This matter of the county seat Of
Grant county will likely come up in the
legislature. If Pond Creek loses out in
the courts she may go to work with the
legislature a last resort with the
hope of saving herself by having the
county seat contest law repealed. There
has been a great deal said of the Grant
county seat war and ii is the general
impression down here, and past history
has proved it to be a fact, that it is like
moving mountain to move a county
seat; but Colonel Wisby declares that
precedents don't count in this case and
that within a years time Medford will
be the county seat of Grant county.
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men and fair women are among it's vic
tins.
Thus it is We find Peruna, the catarrh
remedy. everywhere. The upper classes
use it; the lower classes cannot do with
out it. and the middle classes praise it,
At this time of the year, when winter
is here with its chilly blasts and biting
frosts. everyone should be as alert as
possible to escape what seems to be al
most inevitable in this climate, catarrh.
The number OF people who have ca
tarrin of some form or other every win
ter, is millions.
Miss Emily Milburne, President West
Side Young Woman's Club. 152 West
Congress street. Chicago. H.. writes to
The Peruna Medicine Company, Colunl-
bus. Ohio:
For the past four years the members
of our West Side Club have used little
medicine except Peruna. 1t is our cure
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-18
TINGLEY CASE DISMISSED.
Judge Thorp Decided Was Not in His
Jurisdiction,

San Diego, Cal, Jan. 17.-Judge Thorp,
this afternoon dismissed the case of
Katherine Alngley vs.. W s. Smidt of
Los Angeles. because Of lack of juris-
diction. The defendant was charged with
attempting 10 obtain money by extortion
Mrs. Tingiey was placed on the wit
ness stand and identified theletter alleged
to have been written by Schmidt This
letter was the only evidence introduced.
Judge Thorp asked the plaintiff if
there wtere other evidence and being told
there was none, he dismissed the case on
the ground that the letter was not writ
ten in this county.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-18
EASTON BROUGHT BACK.
Returned From Texas Without Requi-
siticn Papers,

Shawnee. o. T, Jan. I7.-Sherin ". A
Grace returned this morning from Ana
Tilio. Texas. bringing with him . B.
Eastou. the Shawnee candy factory man.
who came bacl, without the necessity Of
requisition papers
Easton was brought before Justice w
u. Dodge today and the case brought
b. John Fitterer for obtaining board
Under false pretsnses, continued until
Saturday. The ether cass brought By
NJ Fstterer charging Easton with Oh
tainirS money under false Pretenses was
continued until Monday.
Easton had considerable rnouey and
STATED that ne merely LEFT the city On
business and would settle everything rD.
he VII ~ given that chance ~ at prob
ability
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connIIn.,t "a Atwood.

wstoaga- O. T. Jan E.-Hon. John At
wood 81 Leave.No-fh. Kan. delivered a
fine address before the Oklahoma Bar as
sociat.on last week: also the sarae ger
iie-nsu spoke eioGueatiy a, the. banquet
il response 20 toast: The oklzhOzuz
Species Nj Atwood IS a classical
speaker. HI. store Of historical knosi-
edee Es abundant ard his application ot i
70 the incidents OF his address L. done in
mastery as well as pleasing -1zans--
He - not ss smooth as Bryan inaelsv-
cry. may rot possess The s9Esrao.s saE.-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-18
WILL ACCEPT RESIGNATION.
Leu. kistIer Will Be Excused From,
Further Duty.

Washington. Jan. 17.-Secretary Root
has directed that the resignation OF Sec
ond Lieutenant William Kistler. 18th in
fantry. be accepted for the good Of the
service. This action was taken on the
recommendation Of BTigadier General
Funston. commanding the department OF
Colorado. and others. TO avoid scandal
AID expense of trial. Il appears fro1athe
records that Lieutenant Kistler has been
absent without leave from his post AZ
Fort Logan Colo. since December Is.
and that be hiss duplicated his pay ac-
counts.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-18
PE-RU-NA
FORTIFIES THE
SYSTEM
AGAINST CATCH
ING COLD.

For the past few years I have found
that / caught cold easily. which would
settle in a most unpleasant catarrh Of
the head. I had to be especially careful
about being out evenings and not 20 get
chilled when dressed thin for parties.
but since / have used Peruna my gen.
eral health is improved and my system
is in such good condition that even
though l am exposed 10 inclement
weather it no longer affects me
II have splendid appetite and enjoy
+. Henderson.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-18
New Track at Blackwell.

Blackwell o. T.. Jan. i7.-The question
is being again agitated OF opening up a
race track in Blackwell. Ed Davis. the
trainer. says he sees no reason why q
good track cannot be made here. Sew
eral men have announced their willing
ness to take hold OF such an enterprise
and help II along. The matter may as
sumo a more tangible form in the near
future
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-18
REAL. ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Furnished by the wichita Abstract
and Land company. II. N. Dubois. ao-
stractor. court house. Phone "a
WARRANTY DEEDS
Warren MrNiiien 20 John e.
stephens northess, quarter south
west quarter z3-z-Is ........-.......f . i.3d1
T J. Miller % Warren HcMfieT
east haif southwest quarter z5-4-is 1.4ao
Jesse Burt 10 Kansas National Bank
half iu.ersst IN q. g. q Emporia
avenue zirrnsrfy's second sdc 10
5. NJ B-iden 20 r. g Had.ey. -
svenue 2. Valley Center ...-....-. -
Newton T0eng 80 Isa c. Doibon
southwest quarter s-ts-5~ .......... s5oe
George p Campbell 20 zerriida =
Kelley 49, i+3 aud - feet adjacent.
.H on South Washington avenue
Campheiis add .-......--.....-.-... -
james 7. NHsep "a +. Hoillck~. !.
?. ). :. PARK Place avenue. Hyds's
add ............,...............-..... i.ea
-. =. Waterbury 90 Nichasi Dillon
20 old. Grove street. Oiirer 4
BlackwsI6ers sub ..........-..-....-. -
Jshn H. tzdsfi 10 Eivlns Hollicks
>. II. y Park Place avenue. Hyfes
Elizabeth Bortvick % G. a Per-
rock i=s.. i2f Jackson. Lewsiiins
sss NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. re
I. ~. Robinson 20 J. NJ Chain -.
~ -. = Park Place avenue. Lsnks
t1o .r---.s.-++-. ..s...-.ss -
Levi. Damn 20 Prank l. Dsnn. .
cour;. city ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. -
Q. -. Jones O. yacob HeAfe< = %
- ever. C5esslsnd avsnss. Ekfn-
rNr's sHt ................-. -
Charles = Yrsnk 20 Je~-e Bur-
haif scter~rf ~ ~ q. a. E~rerfs
avszus. Zirrnse-frss s<eore a.6 . Ie
Peter Etr3cs % Per szsria stsr~ss
soathszst quarter zz-1~1- ........ 80
Yr>1 y. Moor. - Louss4 Moore i.
J. 5. = bso<k 9 Fatrrisr s6s ... @Fs
g a Tanner soss - A ~. Dogsry.
fhroEgh TIE sxg1~T r Cso. = H~rrr. "
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MzOGEsgssSS GEgaz.

There exists often d very beautiful
conpanionShip between the mother and
her daughter The intimacy is frank,
free and sympathetic. But some day
the mother feels as if something had
chilled this intimacy. The child is
silent AID sad. and seems TO sliun her
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-18
Office Is Discontinued.

Washington. Jan l.--ror the reason
that 10 suitable person is available 10
take the office. the fourtn assistant post
master general has discontinued the post
Office AT kecNea. Island Of Mau. Hawaii
The postmaster. whose compensation was
50 year. resIgned some time ago.
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$4$@@4&&ATARRH is

No class of people are ex-
empt from its insidious
ravages. It enters the pal
ace and hovel with equal
facility. 1t attacks men
and women with like fer
ocity and frequency. Strong
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SENT TO REFORM SCHOOL.
Two Boys Were Committed by Pro
bate Judge Wilson YESTERDAY.

Orville Horr and George Wesley Fox
were committed to the State Reform
school by Judge Wilson. of the probate
court, yesterday. on complaint of Mrs
Ella Glenn Shields, police matron. These
are the boys Who are alleged 10 have
been doing Il whole lot of stealing of
small articles Their parents made no
objection to sending the boys to Topeka
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-18
aaxs Are Ven Ruae

Nztclgz- D Z Jan L--Ise 1ftr1tse1
% The 0.soers is called 10 the rrte eoa-
dUct os sorz. q i5e boTs zhous ;os1-
On last Friday Esxht J. q salIe's ssgz
va sssfsces With vulgar Esnts-css -sit-
ten ;hereon- ssEne boys z.&y tai=k la,