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Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1903-11-09
ASKS MORGAN
To HELP
New Panama Minister Wants the
Senator to Give Up
Nicaragua's Claim

Especial Telegram to Evening Teller)
WASHINGTON, Nov. 9.-Varilla the
Panama minister today addressed an
open letter to Senator Morgan, entreat-
ing him to abandon his advocacy of the
NicaTauga route and to work for the
interest of Panama.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1903-11-09

attempt to loot the train
The train detectives who followed
the special on limited train, with
bloodhounds, have returned. The dogs
failed to take up the scent of a man
who fled through the underbrush and
escaped.
Railway officials regard the situation
as serious.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1903-11-09
RUMOR or TROUBLE
COMES FROM COLOMBIA
Consul Says that a Commission Will 60 to
Germany to Secure Aid by Offering
Concessions on Sea Coast

mountain batteries for field service. 1t
trail America,
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1903-11-09
GEORGE NOx MOx, NOTORIOUS
RED man, ON A RAMPAGE
Filled Up on Booze He Went Home, Tried TO
Kill Mother and Wife, and
Burned His House

few blankets near the door. Not sat
isfied with the burning of the house
AIox Mox made a desperate attempt to
shoot his aged mother who had re-
turned with the other Indians in an
endeavor to save something from the
burning building. 1t took the COM
bined efforts of two men and woman
to disarm him. Mox MoX, while under
the influence of liquor, has repeatedly
threatened to burn the house.
When under the influence of liquor
he becomes dangerous, being power
fuI man the other Indians are all
afraid of him and he has things
prettv much all his own way wnen
drunk. His mother is left homeless and
il is said by those who have seen the
old lady's belongings that she had
large and choice collection or anclen'
| Indian trappings valued at several
hundred dollars. 1t was not known
until daylight, but what the two httle
eirls were burned up in the fire. SO
great was their fear that they re-
mained out all night in the rain.
Mrs. Mox Mox and her mother
Anna Ta-na-han arrived in town tins
morning and swore out complaints
against Mox Mox before Police Judge
Coburn. The preliminary hearing VII
he held as soon as all the witnesses caI
he brought here. Special Deputy
Sheriff Fred Manning left on thli
mornings train. for Juliaetta where N
arrested Mox Mox who was brough
70 the city on this afternoons TRAN
and lodged in the county jail pending
the hearing
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1903-11-09
Only Right of-way Needed

The fact that the new canal can be
built for less than the Harts' project
makes it unnecessary to have further
congressional action before work is
commenced. Just as soon as the de-
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RuI.aores

De numercsas confereneias ss he
bla. Una: Srs. Ksady, Cfabbs y
m smpleado de 10 MArins. Otrs;
SIS. SRlomon y Robinson. Otra
mas: far cicnarios de s.. M. y el mas
alto funeionafio de In isla.
Sc ssegura que no fsltan cor fs'
renciss que pueden sbArcsrse & 10
DISTANCES con cAtale 'os.
Sc Afirma que los encios de nm
consejero del Ejecutivr, debe eierto
empleAdo de 10 marins, su cesAntfe.
Ahrmkbssa hoy que ana persona.
lidad republicans se propone escri'
bir una comunicacion planteando ell
asunto de 10 marcha polftica de 10
coleetividad.
Sc asegura que an alsvAdf simo
eiu&aaano tuVo nm deseo.
Sc ase gnra que 6 cierto prominen'
to eiuaadano se le ba dirigido ana
carta.
Sc Fl ma que la cartA dirigida &
ciarta sobresalisnte figura del go-
bierno, 1e ha dejado muy contento.
Sc afirma qae el p6nd slo de 10 po.
Utica hsee grAndes oscilaciones y
que Sc halla Ahora gravitsndo sobre
10 lfnsa del horizonte.
S&bese que ell alto clero es muy
sctivo, psrsistente y constante, On
Washington.
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COnSileraCiOneS

81 es cierto que 10 del Gontrabaa.
dn ha tarminAdn. pasardo p0r erbre
esso, el CD mulo de heshos, que aqu6
hs determInado. pl staae & varisst .
consiaeraciones.
ri Departsmento de TssoTeifa ha
siao II f x BILE con ell comercio de IL
isla Sc ha visto como an sgente
de Rsntas Internss, CON cello extre-
msdf.imo, ha lido m&s ALA, en- el
eiarcicio do sus funeiones, de 10 que,
spsrte del cumplimiento de nm de-
ber. SO llama respeto las personas
y cortssfa para con los cabslleros.
Reeu6rdese 10 ocurrido & r Fs'
b.&n y Ca. yal propietario de an
restaurant.
Entra otras cosss, determinadas
con motive del contrabAndo de lico-
res, hay In honrosa renuncia del
Jefe del Nagocisdo de Rentas Inter
mas, Mr.. Hord.
Por el comentario pdblieo, puade
afrmArse que esos hsehoB y 10 que
parace definitiva rasoluci6n del asun
to, tienen al pueblo puertorrique d o
bsjo impression de iustR extrafiezs,
Qaeremos Greer que 10 jEtrCduo.
ci6n del contrabAndo no fuera con
fines especulativos; que los licores y
tabasos trai&os de Saint Thomas no
se aest'nar6n & 10 venta.
PEI sctamenta, Pero qneremos
persar que hnbiera sacediao, 81 en-
vez dc ser continentales y miembroa
de Ia srmAdA los autores, hubleran
sido 6stoa hijos de Puerto Rico.
Como los nAeidos en- ests TERRA,
no tienen il Fl aenciss en- Washing 6
tom, clarc es que ID justieia hubiara
sido con ellos implacAble.
Queremos penssr mks. 81 el con-
trAbando, Gu vez de efectuarse en-
este territorio sin definitivA consti
tuci6n. hubi6fasa efsctuado en- los
Estaaos U aidos, estsmos seguros de
que el remate que pArees tendrz
aqnf, distkra mucho del que allk hu
biera tenido.
De estas consideraciones, acaso
pesimistas, psfo de 10 reslidad dc
los hechos deducidas, resulta evi
dente 10 divisoriG del eae&. y del
ssllas, Ia ley de castAs, IL po. .fsica
de las prs rsfsrencias, To- norma social
de siervos y stf1 ores.
Rigor extremado pars con los No
tivos que delinquen. Persecution
sin contemplAciones y sin remilgos.
La ley 10 Fl sxihle sobre la cabeza de
los isleffos sin patria y sin bandera.
Y para los libres, para los dueflos,
para los amos que faltau, el sobre.
seimisnto, lsa atlas ir f aencias das'
cendienAo benefssmente sobre Clos.
81 10 del eontrAbsndo as1 termina,
qusdan squf las leyes, sigua squf el
proceso severe de saneAmisnto an
In p1blica administration, y van ro'
1ando sin para 'cAidas los d6bilss
compatriotas nusstros qua pudierau
b. Der teniao In audAcia de psear sin
In irfuencies y ain padriuos.
81 el dslito no tiene patria, es ta'
rrible que para uros Ell castigo Sc
suAvie y para otrCs sea duro y As'
pero y cruel.
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inocentes para absolverlos aespues
sin preocuparse de ku car & los cul'
pables. crey6rsse una socieaad perdi
do; creyerase una sociedad desmora
NzRdors; y no ca De extrs f1sr que en-
ella Sc comet fraudes, cuando ss
cusnta ls CON impunidad.
Ss ha lido demasisdo lejos por 50
tisfaeer psrsonales egoismoe; y sho
rA sc traits de rectificRr los herrores,
pero hay que rectiticarlos por com
pleto. hay que invett CARLO TODD 10
mismo en los departamsntos num-
cipsles que en- los depsrsamentos del
gobiereo en- los cusles 10 opin On
hase tempo sef1Ala errores que se
sesconocen 6 sc ocustan; en donde
no haee mucho Sc ha pre- hibido
empleadca qae hsgAn negocios y
aobre TODD, h,y que castigsr & los
deincuentes ssan q aisncs sean y no
importa quien los protsia.
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FEDERACIONsLIBRE

Man saa Domingo & 10 una Dc 10
tarde 20 llevarx & efecto an gran
meeting ptblico en- los salonss de 10
Federation Libre. 6
I'm ell Sc tratarkn cuestiones de Ia :
ter6s para el pueblo trabajador y
para el pdbliec. TAl vsz sa pressn
to an voto de simpatfss parA los
perseguidores de los eontrabsndis.
tas, por 90 aetitud ere.gica s iude'
pendenaleute. Sc trAtar& tambien
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E regadfO de GALES
! el cuidado de arboles

e CubAno. regador de las eallss
y Rios ell Inspector de &rbt Las, han
hecho ura raligioa del riego y del
Guido de aqusllos. Al extreme de que
no hay ade quin que no este brillsnts
nj &rbol que Ia falts una b j.. Sc.
rfa bueno que ell cubar o se hiAra en-
otr 90 GdoQ,ssnes CON aspe:to de per-
son&s y los regarG , el otro en- las ho
ias de eiertos ciuaadanos.
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Advertisement
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
Bureau OF Public Works
Office of the Superintendent of
Public Works

San Juan P. R. April 25th 1908.
Sealed proposals in duplicate,
for the furnishing of all labor.
tools and materials and the ms
tallation of a sanitary plumbing
system in the Insane AsyIus of
San Juan, R, will be received at
this office until 10 A. NJ. May 7th
1903 then publicly opened.
All information; a copy Of the
general conditions regulating con-
tracts for Insular Public Works;
blank forms Of proposals, and ms
tructions. to bidders will be fur
nished on application.
The right is reserved to reject
any and all bids.
Il Stierk.
Superintendent of Public Works.
4 IL /
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FL prOp6Sit0 del certa-
men Sigue adelante

Sabemos qua los escritores del
pals Sc disponen 6 coneurrir al pro
ximo certaman que Sc celebrAr& en-
Junio veniaero en- el Ataneo de San
Juan.
Faera bueno qua 10 direetiva del
Ateneo, ampliara la enunciaei6n de
los temss. pses hay algunos, &C bre
todo an II pArte literAris, que estkn
algo vsgamente expresados.
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DeSaflO de Baseball

M,f1sna se efeetuar6 nm desaffo de
B Ase. ball en- los tsrrenos del Club
Habanas y entire los Clubs <Almen.
daress y <Escogidoss.
Estoa dltimos proceden del <Hs.
banaD, qae consecutivAmente derro'
tado busca el desquite escogien 10 sus
champions
Hay entusiasmo para este dess flo
y los del eAlmeDdares. se proponen
batir el record del chanspiossato para
que vaalvAn por otra los <E,co-
gidose.
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RICHARD NE ARE S,
4S@sS~sha

Selecto Hotel para fa-
milias, establecido bajo
el plan americana, que
patrocinan las mejores
familias de Puerto Rico.
Juegos de habitacio-
nes.que comprenden des-
de Ell sencillo de sala,
dormitorio y baho, has
ia ell mas extenso de sa-
la, 5 dormitorios y ba-
no.
Adaptase especialmen-
to para familias hume
rosas y para familias COR
tas.
Cocina & la espanola;
Servicio espahoI & in
giles.
Ell Hotel mas fresco de
Nueva York.
Contiene toda clase de
adelantos modernos.
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AL PUBLIC

Desde hoy L CORRESPONDENT
CIA Sc encontrara q la venta p1-
blica, en- ell carrito de cigarrill s
de don Jose Rubio, que esta en- La
esquina entire Allen y San Justo.
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que Ia policia insular Sc
haga cargo del servicio
de Ponce
ALGUNOS DE LOS ACUSADOS
QUE FUERON ABSUELTOS UL
TIMAMENTE RAN
RECLAMACICNES
Denuncias por fraudes en-
la venta al peso
de maestro oorresponsaz)

Abril "a Sc dice aquf, On virtud
de una noticis de nm senior de esta
loealidad que estuvo en- San Juan,
que pronto 10 policia iusular go ha
r& cargo de In vigilaneia de Ponce,
cesanao 10 polieia municipal, y que :
dando, de este moao. unificad0 el
aervieio de polieia en- toda Ia Isla.
Auoehe tuvo lugar un halle en- 10
casa de don Rogaii0 Dspena, ealle
Mayor, en- obseqaio 6 10 iovsn ma
ysgu zsna Dolores Altisri.
Rl vapor americana <Mae. aesem
barc6 ayer sqni 6.984 sAeos de arrs z
y 1000 sacos harina para varies.
Sali6 con direccior al puerto de sJo'
boss, 6 cAygar sz1sar para. NV
York.
Maestro amigo don Am6rieo Ms.
rim, hA recibido cRrtas de una com
ps n de zarzuelA que est6 en- In Ha
bAns haci6 a6ole indica clones acerca
de venir & Ponce haeer una tenn
porads teatral. El sefior Marin ha
eontastaao en- te.minos que nos pa
reee que Ia compafiA citada no sc
resolverA & visitArne S.
Sc nos iDforma que s'gunos de los
feaerAles dltimamente no. ueltos CON
motive de In cAusa por los tiroR con-
tra ell Club Federal plantsar&n re-
elamaciones.
Han sido denuneiaaos por Ell In.
vestigsdor de Rsntas Internas de
Ponce vArios comerciantes de aquf
por iDffacciones acerea de 10 no fla
cion del sello de rentas internRs en-
los envases de licores.
Uno de los establecimientos deuun.
eiados por el investig ador de Rents
Internss, es Ell de Jos sef1ores p.
Bastard y Ca. por haber levantado
nueve pipas de vino, del muelle, sin
habsr fjsdo los sellos 6 las pipas.
e asunto pasar& al Tssorero, y este
resolverk.
Domingo Nieves ha sido aenuneia.
do al Jnzg ado del Este por haber
novis. Fac preso y puesto en- libsr
tad bsjo fA1zA de mil dollars que
prestsron por 81, personalmente.
don A fredo ScAmaroni y don Ramon
Fernandez.
A las tres de 10 tsrde de hoy no se
han recibido Aun en- Ponce los peri6'
dicos de San Juan.
So cree que vsndf& &n en- el coehe
que trae 10 correspondence de los
Estados u nidos.
Han sido denunciados SAINTS go
BAlsguer y Ulises VAllNaares, por
feaude en- ell peso en- 10 venta de ar
tfeulos. V6Ase con cuants 70 z6n Cd.
cribimos aver 10 que escribi NOS SO.
bre tai abuse.
Estsban Cabrero, de Santa Isabel,
di6 hoy aqsf once heridas de nava.
ja 6 su qaerida Candelaria AFRO, Que
Sc traslad6 aver aesde Santa Isabel
& Ponce, por no querer vivir mas
con Cabrera. Este ne halla preso,
y In mnier en- Ell hospital.
Un indi siduo del barrio de Ma.
rutfio, cuyo nombrs 90 ig aora, qui.
SO suieid&rse cl&vknaose an maehe.
te en- L. g&rgaLtA Fac conducido
al hospital hoy, y su estSdo 90 grA'
We.
Sc estGu remAtanio en- Ell cuArtel
militAr de esta ciuasd todos los oh.
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s
Sc P As E
MWN0RH.

K OAAOOSAASoS pSA PCA
misc, las siguientes re-
ferencias de personals
} que favorecen este Ho-
! tel. 7l
D. Carlos Armstrong,
don F. M. Toro, don J.
M. Morales, don Tomas
Blasini, don Francisco
I PARA, don L. de la Pi-
4 la, don A. Subira, don
I F. Sauri de Ponce. D:
1T. E. Finlay, don A. G.
4 Weymouth, DR.. Ell
1 SSaldana, don Rafae:
'Ojeda, don A. e. Lee,
don r. Aboy Benitez,
de San Juan. ID. Anto
nio Roig, don Luis Bra
vo, de Humacao. d. J.
V. Cintron, Mayaguez.
D. Pedro Salazar, dc
Yabucoa:: d. Arturo
Bravo New York:
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V i S i t q

Hsmos tenido el gusto de recibir
In del distiuguiao eabsllero don Juan
Was Oahoteco, ex Presidente del
Tribunal de Distriso de Humaeao.
Ls saludamos atsntamente dess&n-
dole fslz regreso G la ciudaa del
Este para donds partira hoy.
jesos y artf fculos militares del bAta'
hon que estabs sqaf
Est& muy grave 10 se d ora de don
Ramon Cortada, rico propietario do
aquf.
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fARJKTAS De vista son 10 res
6 dn slles, - hsssa sn aka &C.
rres .aeaass
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Abril "a Sc dice aquf, On virtud
de una noticis de nm seffor de esta
loealidad que estuvo en- San Juau,
que pronto 10 policia iusular se ha
re cargo de la vigilaneia de Ponce,
cesanao la polieia municipal, y que :
dando, de este moao, unifcado el
servieio de polieia eu toda Ii Isla.
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Auoeha tuvo lugar un halle en- 10
casa de don Rogaiio Dspena, ealle
Mayor, en- obseqaio & 10 jovan ma
ysgu zsna Dolores Altieri.
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de- los suessos de lMsysgtisz , 90
leer&n varios proyectos de ley. los
que mks tards ae llevarkn al Tsatro
eI primero de- Mayo, para 10 aproba'
ci6n &c los trabsjsdores todos, para
dejarlos luego en- manos del gober-
nador. Har4n uso de la palabrA los
ob-eros Skcch-z Guerra, Gaillot.
Acosts, Oade d }. Conas Ig,esias.
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El vapor americana sMaes aesem
barc6 ayer sqai 1884 sAeos de arrs 2
y 1000 sacos harina para varies.
Sali6 con direccior al puerto de sJo'
boss, caygar sz1,ar para NV
York
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Sc estGn remAtanio en- Ell euArtel
militAr de esta ciudsd todos los oh.
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prnpales prioacos de
Collection La Is
frutas 25 centavo
dh
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Agcnte viarero, JUAN
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-11-22
OBITUARY..

Rose Ann Matilda CovInston was born
March g. 1859, and died Nov. 6, 1903. at the
home OF her son. Mr.. John Coats. near
Queenemo. Kan, after a short illness.
She had returned only q short time ago
from Wichita. Kan, where she was called
10 be at the bedside OF her only brother.
Joseph ". Snyder. who died August 60.
She was with him during his sickness
and death. and returned home for only
a short time and was called away, never
10 return
Not as a courtesy. nor as . custom do
we speak Of her as a most loveable wona-
an. but in actual sincerity. We must say
she was one OF the the sweetest women
sweetest women. During her life she was
always found where duty called. ready
ard willing 10 lend Z helping hand to
those who needed her assistance although
a woman of very delicate constitution,
she was always kind and pleasant, trsing
10 make some ore happy ard trying 70
comfort the sick and distressed and ready
10 do her duty TO al ncrtais. whether q
a high or a low degree. Hers was the
truly Christian life.
The home is a sad one Her children are
indeed distracted and with them grieves
the entire neighbor1ood- She leaves 20
mourn her four children, Mr. John Coats,
M VIII Goats. 3frs. Laura Ratclin, al
in Kansas. ard Mrs. AoIlis Foster Of
Lincoln. H. Also two sisters At Havana.
III. Mrs L Bage and Mrs Eliza Hote-
Her three children who were here &C
companied her remains 20 Beloedere.
Neb-. where they were laid 10 rest beside
her dear husband. James CoTiagton-
Those who sttented her funeral besides
her friends and neighbors were Mr. VIII
RatcliT o< kansas City. and sister-in-iaw.
Mrs. Joseph snyder OF Wichita. kaasaS-
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-11-22
CAPTURED BY HER FRIENDS.
Mrs. Carney Given a Pleasant Sur
prise Party.

Some of the many friends of Mrs. J. Il.
G. Carney gave her a complete surprise
party last Friday afternoon. Mr.. Carney
has accepted the position of express mes
senger at Fort Smith, Ark, and Mrs.
Carney will give up her pleasant home
on the West Side about December l, and
move to Fort Smith. That was the occa-
sion of the surprise party.
Mrs Martinson went to Mrs Carney's
home after dinner Friday and asked her
to come with her over to Main street to do
some shopping. When Mrs. Carney re-
turned home she found her friends in
possession of her home and they held it
from 2 to o'clock in the afternoon. 1t
was happy meeting and Mrs. Martin
son as representa- tive of the party, pre-
sented Mrs. Carney with a dozen beauti-
full silver knives and forks, butter knife
and sugar she'll
Those present were: Mrs. Darratt, MIS-.
z. r. Darratt, Mrs. Mary Murphy, Mrs.
Willie Peck, Mrs. Kenyon, Mrs Chas.
Kenyon, Mrs. w. Bolte, Mrs. o. Martin
son, Mrs. s. Corns. Mrs. H.. Fawbush,
Mrs. Hagerman, Mrs. Ed. Slower. Mrs.
Wells, Mrs. Bell Hendryx, Mrs. Fuller,
Mrs. Gibsos. Mrs. Davis. Mrs. G. W. Nc
Kee. Mrs. c. L. Webb, Mrs. W. W. Ar
mold, Mrs. Jos. Bate, Mrs. Will Middle
ton, Mrs. Chas. Holden, Mrs ]. Fortnan.
Mrs. c. NJ. Reed. Mrs. o. c. Heron. Mrs.
j. T. Mcdonald, Mrs. C. W. Richards,
Mrs. Fred Bell. Mrs. Doc Breeze. Mrs. j.
Weed, S. d. Hellar Mrs. J. Siegerson,
Mrs. c. E. Sawyer, Mrs. Geo. Bell, Mrs.
Simison, Mrs. c. T. Lindsay, Mrs Siever,
Mrs D. o. Williams, Mrs. Evans, Miss
Virgie Carney
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a credit alike to themselves and their
teacher. Mrs. Hathaway also told of the
work in the Francis Willard settlement
of her daughter, Miss Gladys, who is in
Chicago attending a school of oratory
Thanksgiving service win be held next
month.
Owing to a typographical error in the
report in yesterdays issue of the provis-
ional supreme council OF thirtythird de-
gree Masons, the name of the acting
lieutenant grand commander. Col. II. c..
Loomis, 33rd degree, of Winfield, was
omitted. This is one of the most import
ant offices in the supreme council, and
from the years OF experience in the work
that +. Loomis has had. it was performed
in q manner that was highly creditable.
He is past grand master Mason of the
state, was one OF the promoters and
founders of the Masonic Home in this
city, and has represented the Scottish Rite
Masons on the hoard of directors of that
institution from its foundation.
The Salvation Army of this city is hav-
ing special meetings in the hall at 120
South Lawrence avenue. There is very
Rev Bracht, of Colwich, addressed a
nice audience on Wednesday night Mr..
and Mrs. Terrell of the city delivered an
address each, and Thursday and Friday
Chester Manning addressed the people.
On Saturday Rev. L. c. Pollard of the
First Presbyterian church, OF this city,
delivered a grand address. Everybody
come out Sunday night. Rev. Palmer of
the First Presbyterian church OF the city
will speak directly after his meetings on
Monday night instead of Soldiers private
meeting, they havin garranged for a spe-
cial meeting. Everybody is invited.
The ladies Of the West Side Presby-
terian church are pleased to announce
entire success in their bazaar and sale
and dinners and suppers given in the
Palace block last Wednesday and Thurs
day, having realized about $120 net
which goes to the furnace fund. They
likewise desire to extend their sincere
thanks to the merchants of the city who
so literally contributed in articles and
good wishes. Also extend appreciation
for the kindness of Messrs Winfield and
Hodgson for the room furnished and the
young people who furnished orchestral
music for the occasion. The church. un-
der the m:nistrations of the Rev. Irwin,
is doing an aggressive and growing work
and is a recognized force for righteous
ness and higher civilization.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-11-22

This paper is authorized to say that IL any mid
dle-aged or old man who does not feel himself as
capable today rs when he was in his twenties, or
any young man who is not as perfect as he knows
be ought TO be. will write in confidence 10 the Won
Mohl Co., Of Cincinnati they Will. be glad 10 send
each man who writes them q full days trial
treatment OF "Callh0s," the great remedy for
weak and nervous men, discovered by that cele-
brated French scientist, Prof Jules LaboTce.
This is the very remedy that has cured so many
thousands OF men OF all ages, who through errors
10 youth. exoesses In later life and stun other
causes, had become Weaklings Of the most emoar-
rassing kind. Ii instantly restored 10 them this
power which they had lost and gave them back
again the yigor. confidence and ambition OF
younger days, and ali privately In their own home
Ii is the only remedy OF its kind sanctioned BY the
French and German armies, and the Won Mohl Co.
has the sole distributing rights FOR America
There is nothing whatsoever behind this offer
30 send YOU days trial treatment free. II
means that and nothing more. Ii IS no c. O. d.
prescription or deposit scheme, as this concern Is
too large TO resort TO such nefaricus methods.
And while others are spending hundreds OF thcus-
Ands OF dollars every year in advertising. the Won
hohi Co. puts its spare money into free trial
treatments, which Il sends out broadcast 70 all
men who send their name aud address. and In this
way they not only prove the value OF Cslthos, but
they do mankind some good. You surely need this
great discovery IL you suffer from Lost Manhood,
The Won MOhl Co., 5ss B, pI,s' u.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-11-22
Card OF Thanks.

We wish 10 express cur heartfelt THANKS
10 our many friends and neignoorS sho
50 kindly assisted Us IN TIE fitness and
death OF our dear brother LonSs' eEpe-
ciaIly TO thank Dr. Walker Aerie. No -
Fraternal order OF Esgles, Mrs Gleason
ard Mrs Harrison for the May beautiful
Soral offerings
MRS. CLAUDE BRYAN,
MRS. " @. cox
MES Z. L E0EEEIS