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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-14
NANCE THE CAUSE.
Federal Live Stock Inspector Exam
ines the Situation.


Guthrie, o. r.. June 13.-Dr. ]. L. AL
len, federal live stock inspector for Ok
Iahoma, arrived in the city last night
and this morning inspected the reported
cases of mango on horses at the Mitchell
farm southeast Of Guthrie. DR.. Allen
states that there is no question but that
the disease Is mango, and that active
steps have been taken to eradicate the
mango. with fair success.
Mr. Mitchell believes that the disease
was brought to Oklahoma by a horse
purchased in the South Omaha stock
yards. thus transmitting the infection
to other animals. Mr.. Mitchell has thirty
head Of horses and is anxious to have
thinks that no serious trouble viii result
from the cases on the Mitchell farm.
DR.. Allen leaves next week for Beaver
and Woodward counties 10 look up the
reported cases of mango among cattle in
those counties. The Oklahoma live stock
sanitary commission has quarantined
Beaver and portion Of Woodward coun-
ties. and Il DR.. Allen reports that the
quarantine can be removed the Oklahoma
commission Will take action at once.
no new cases have been reported TO the
commission
Kansas. bankers have written letters 20
Secretary Thomas Morris Of the commits
sion protesting against the action Of the
commission in quarantiniag the western
district. They state that they are IN
able 10 handle the cattle upon which
they have loans and that IL is resulting
disastrously to them. Cattlemen are also
anxious 70 have the quarantine lifted. for
under present conditions they cannot
move their stock.
The visit OF the federal inspector 70
that part OF the territory will undoUbt-
edly remove the trouble. unless condi-
lions are much worse than have been
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-14
REGULAR
ANNUAL
MEETING
Historical Society Gathers al
Oklahoma City
NEW BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Lincoln Is Mckinley Is Re-
Elected President

Oklahoma City. o. 7. June l3-The
regular annual meeting Of the Okiahons
Historical association occurred a this
city at the Carnegie library. The meet
ing was not largely attended. but IL was
one OF the most interesting and business
like sessions OF the society ever held.
President Lincoln Mokinley % New
kirk called the meeting 20 order and
Secretary Lon Whsrton OF Perry kept
the records. The principal business
transacted was the discussion OF means
for increasing the value or the society
and the selection Of new board Of d.
rectors. Custodian Sidney Clarke gave
a verbal report OF his efiorts 70 gather
historical matter Tor the society. and he
has accomplished much ia this line.
Among the valuable historical records
he has been able 10 add 70 the society
collection are valuable documents bear
ing on tho legislation out Of which OK
lahoma as she stands today is evolved.
the records in the Greer county decision
making it a part OF Oklahoma. and dona-
tons froa T. p. Thoburn OF Peabody.
Kan. IN the shape OF copy % Macy 3
report on the early history of Oklahoma.
aud files OF the Oklahoma War Chief. the
Official organ OF the original Oklahoma
boomers. which was published az Cald-
well. Kan. from Gov sam Croker %
this city. together with a large portrait
OF Captain Couch.
The election OF board 81 directors
resulted In the selection OF the follow
ing:
W. T. Campbell. waukomis Frank
Greer. Guthrie: Lincoln Mckinley. New
kirk: Lon wharton. Perry. Roy stafford.
oklahoma city. }. r. Thoburn. Guthrie:
Jasper Sipes. Oklahoma CITY. FL r. Felt
Edmond. J. q Welsh Perry. Frank
Northrup Oklahoma City. ,. W. AcNeai.
Guthrie
Senator Sidney Clarke. Colonel sam
Crockcr OF this city. President u r.
Boyd Of the Norman university and
Frank McMastors Of Lewton were elect
cd life honorary members ~ the assoc
citation.
Votes 81 thanks for donations In the
shape OF historical matter were extended
70 T. II. Thoburn OF Peabody. Kan. sen
ator Sidney Clarke. Colonel Samuel
Croker and W r, Campbell
The board OF directors elected The fol-
lowing officers. after which tho meet
ing adjourned.
President. lincoln Mckinley e New
XIX
First vice president. Jasper sipes %
Oklahoma city
Second vice president. Ed. r. Tex q
Edmond
Secretary. Lon wharton o. Perry
Treasurer. JOS ". McNsI 20 Guthrie.
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ENID AND GULF ROAD.
Is Il Possible % Extend Southeast
From Guthrie

Fad. o. r. June ut s. Eivsa out
here OF good authority hat r T. Peek
ham o. De1v-r Eaid and GUif = row =
s. Louis for IRE rgrr7se g c1oterrirs
with Rrerkl-ridEe Jones a-d ether capl-
t1Erss q ascertain = x e. possisls 20
extend tie reas s--.hsaTt fr1r1 Gzth-.s-
Tie r-a- ar Pecklzn rs n visE = -
e1se-t - road from Guthrie q rake
co-rec-lo-s vith the Texas Pacif- 81
c-se- 20 reach Shreveport ard ofhs-
southern pairfs w-hetEe- rs vu b
5o-e OF Mt .s ct k-ova. but rrea hsre
vl-o are interested b. - Dave. Eric
s-d crs are szTi1sffy aEaiflnE ~.
rceEhz-s retzr1 fer ,fissssri-
v-rz e zo~ hrfsE t1-e - TIE Ire
-est q Eusd sd = = beii~~e. fsat
so-e ---ot.stso-s a. 81 wf-- - orf-zf-
u rcsrzs -.ce-szry e. - o-lszt - -
cue ae-4tsE5o- - fss Int.xa tsrr1;ary
cszi oss1s a. - pz1srsaEi=g ths D~o-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-14
ENCOUNTER WITH THIEVES.
Horse Stealing Arcuses the Sheriff at
Hobart.

Hobart. O. T. June ia telephone
communication was received this morn
ing by the sheriff from Undersherif f.
C Noble. stating that Deputy Sheriff
Tom Huckaby and Charley Chapman
had an encounter with horse thieves near
the southwest corner Of Custer county.
I'm which a number of shots were ex-
changed. says the Nevs-Repubdcan. But
as the telephone was out of repair no par
ticulsrs could be ascertained. However.
an effort 10 get into communication with
thom or the towns near the scene OF
action has been futile.
The deputies were in hot pursuit Of the
horse thieves who have been operating in
the vicinity OF LeEer. and IL Is supposed
that these are the ones with whom they
have had the trouble.
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INVOLVES SOME LAND.
Case VIII Come Before Judge Irwin
Next Month,

Oklahoma City, o. T., June 1S.-The
case of Amelia NJ. Holt versus Samuel
Murphy and others. involving the Muir
ply quarter" or ''McAfichael claim" in
the northwest portion Of this city, now
the property Of the Classen company and
valued at many thousand dollars, will
come up for trial before Judge Irwin on
July Il.
Judge Burweu yesterday received ad-
vice that the attorneys had agreed upon
that date for the hearing.
The controversy over the ownership of
the property in question. which en-
braces Woodlawn addition, has been on
ever since Oklahoma was opened to white
settlement. a little owe rfourteen years
ago, and it was bad feeling over this con-
test that caused the killing Of E. w.
Johnston and w. T. McMichael year
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AL IS REkoY.
Kinghsher ChautauaUa Opeus lts
Course NEXT Saturday.

HlnEfsher. .. r. June i1-EYrry thiuz
~ nov in readiness Tor tho El1Efsher
Chautaug1a assembly which opens ~
city PARK O. satarlay. June 81 aHa COM
uuusa in session for nine days WIN
daily program that embraces atfractIvs
ard interesting feature ~ every zsa-
sion. Tho Chautagqua win 30 held ia
kingfshsr city park. elr ~ the nnest
parks 81 CSishama. ~-thf1 sasy ar-e-.
70 the entire city The large eshniffon
hall q the fair association ui't BE- corr
fortaHy seated far the rosrfl-Es snd
thsrs are other 5andinUs fer ears7ls
purposes ard plenty % carp Erss-f wlfh
the aneEt shade at1 plsnfy ~ uatrr
Nsar ~ L. Joha's creek vffh bosfirx.
aahirE and bathing. uakar 81 cd 81 an
ar Aeai place fog recreation ara out
E~r
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-14
IN BANKRUPTCY CASE.
Judge Irwin Hears Argument on NJ
ton to Set Aside.

Judge Irwin Hears Argument on No
ton TO Set Aside.
Norman. o. r, June Nudge c =
Irwin heard the Arguments on the motion
TO set aside the receivership ordered by
the court in the bankruptcy case OF L.
NJ Elldge. who failed in the general ner-
ehandise business at Norman recently.
Ellidge failed one day hast week for
81. 600 and made an exposition OF assets
amounting TO S.ooo.
Some OF the creditors asked for the
appointment OF q receiver and Judge
Irwin nominated NJ c. Indyan for this po-
sition. fixing his bond at SIS 900.
Following this action some Of the cred
itors peutioned the court to set aside
the receivership and this motion was
TO have been argued on Wednesday. bu;
the hearing was continued unth today
and new complications having developed
in the case. It is now believed that there
will be little opposition to the reeeivershir
IN fha r7affar
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-14
BURROUGHS EXTENDED.
Townsite Employees Can Rest Until
September First.

South A1cAIester I. T, June 13.-Notices
have been received here by the Choctaw
Townsite employees Of an extension Of
their present furlough until September L
About two months ago an order was
received laying off ali employees Of the
various townsite commissions until July
l on account OF the lack of funds TO con-
tinue the work. The new appropriation
by the las tcOrgress will not be available
until July l.
Just why the new order was made is
not known, as It is generally understood
that funds would be available on July /.
All forces at the land offices in the
Choctaw, Chickasaw, Cherokee and the
Creek nations are also on a forced vaca-
ton for the same reason. 1t is not now
known whether they will resume work
July l as announced a few days ago or
not at all.
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ANNUAL CONVENTION.
Local Y. p. S. c. {. Society Arranqes
a PROGRAM

Guthrie, o. T., June 13.-Local societies
of the Y P. 5. c. E. are preparing for
the annual territorial convention of the
society which will be held in this city
June I6, i and IS.
1t is expected that many delegates viii
be present and the program arranged for
the three days is an interesting one.
Mayor Barnes has requested the mer-
chants to decorate their places of bust
ness in honor Of the visitors.
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SPEAKS AT WOODWARD.
Governor Ferguson VIII Visit That
CITY in September

Woodward. o. r.. June 13.-The Wood
ward News says it IS pleased 10 ANNOUNCE
that Governor Thompson B Ferguson
has accepted an invitation TO speak at
Woodward on September IS next. on the
occasion of The anniversary 81 the open
Ing Of Woodward 'coa1ty 10 settlement
To The publisher 4 the News. Governor
Ferguson said. Am sorry cannot ac-
cept the invitation Of your committee TO
be with YOU on the Feg5,s OWNS, 20 pre-
vious engagement ] have not bsen in
Woodward county since 1893 and II viii
eive me pleasure TO accept The invita-
lion FOR September Is next. and you may
say that ! viii be there
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-14
FASHIONABLE WEDDING.
Blackwell Real Estate Man Marries a
BTaman LADY

Blackwell, O. T., June IA fashionable
wedding occurred Wednesday evening at
the residence of J. A. Newhouse. uncle
OF the bride. on East College avenue.
The contracting parties were William A.
Cox. q well known real estate man Of
Blackwell. and Miss Eva Ferguson. Of
Braman.
There we're about thirty invited guests
present. friends of the bride and groom
from Blackwell and Braman.
As soon as the couEratulatory part Of
the program was completed, the bridal
party sat down TO n most elaborate ana
dainty wedding supper. The newly mar
ried couple were the recipients OF num-
erous beautiful and useful presents. Mr.
and Mrs. Cox VIII be at home to their
friends after July T.
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TO CONNECT WITH ORIENT.
Would Complete the Survey and &c
gin 20 Grade.

Oklahoma City, o. T. June l2-w. $
Mccall. who Is promotLEg the proposed
line from oklahoma City northwest TO
Kingfsher and to 8 connection with the
Orient. was in the city yesterday AMI
iR conference with local persons inter
ested in the project stated that he would
have matters closed Up within a fex DAYS
SO that the nnal survey could be made
and the grading commenced lie said tAa,
there would be no delays after the closing
OF the contracts with the various towns
along the propose droute-
Mr.. Mccall departed last night and VIII
close up contracts with kinsnsher. Kid
and Okeene before his return 10 this city.
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TO BUILD SCHOOL HOUSE.
Carmen Will Vote on a Bond PROPOSE
ton.

June 3. the Cannon school district will
be called on to vote on a bond PROPOSE
ton for the erection Of suitable school
house. An excellent crop Of teachers has
been hired for the ensuing year and com
modious rooms in which TO instruct the
children viii be provided II the new
building carries
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-14
MAY GO TO SHAWNEE.
Mayor Bocher Is Trying to Induce
Road to Enter.

Shawnee, o, T. June l5.-The Midland
road. one of the systems which is pen
etratins the southwest. may come to
Shawnee. Mayor Bocher IS in Fl. Smith.
Ark, and G Z. Ingersol. the president Of
the read, is there also. having come in
recently from Philadelphia
The mayor is making efforts TO secure
the road and may be successful. as Mr..
IngersoI viii undoubtedly give the mat
ter due consideration and if he finds this
city an available place. we shau have
another big outlet 10 the East.
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TRUANT SCHOOL QUESTION.
County Attorney Talks II Over With
School Beard

Blackwell. o. T. June 1s--It Is reported
that Newkirk ard Ponca city face
mixed schools. In each q these towns
are severs lpupus in the negro schools
that are demanding admission into the
high school Il e sai5 that certain
attorrey az Nevk.rk Is rrpresentiDg the
negroes iu the matter. ard VtI demand
admission f1r theu iLto the high schools
q Poncs city ard Newi-irS- Under the
law those towns vii have - admit re
negroes into their high srh7oi Or con
struct a separate hish school for them
Blackwell has 10 negroes. consequently
she e. rot bothered With the separate
-rf-7f -r-r-.~-fffr-
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FUTURE OF CARMEN.
Already Courage Is Revived and the
Hammer Is Heard.

Carmen, 0. T., June 12-For a few days
after the cyclone the future of Carmen
looked very dark. People on every hand
We're benumbed with fear and did not
know which way TO turn. and business
generally was paralyzed. But now many
OF the unfortunate ones have regained
their courage and carpenters have begun
the work OF reconstructing buildings that
have been damaged.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-14
COLLEGE oRAToRIcAL CONTEST
Each Society Presented Pretty Spec
tacle

Blackwell O. T. June I3.-The contest
between the Climax and Crescent liter
airy societies Of the Baptist college, It
the opera house. last Wednesday night
attracted an immense crowd, and the
greatest interest was manifested in the
exercises. The college orchestra was Of
hand and furnished music for the &C
casion- The two societies were arranged
one on each side % the stage. each with
a little tot O q sill in front as a scrt
az a mascot The iTst feature OF the con-
test was q song. by each Of The societies
when che curtain rose the beTies of pref
~ girls. big and lit;le, dressed ia their
holiday attire With streauers q their re-
spectve colors waving L. their hands
presented = very attractive appearance.
The Crescent Won the debate
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yer. Enid and Gulf. extending 10 through
South McAlester 10 some point on the
Texas Pacific. the line would be OF i'm
mense value 10 the Stillwen road.
1t is also stated that the Denver, Enid
and Gulf people are figuring upon secur-
ing trackage over the Fort Smith and
Western TO some point on the Frisco.
in the event that an extension southeast
is not made
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-14
LARGE POTATO YIELD.
Crops in the Higher Lands Will Be
Liberal

Shawnee, O. T., June 13-While the
acreage of potatoes planted was much
less this year than last, and the freeze
in May and the overflow in the bottoms
have made it much less, the yield on the
hills win be equally as large as in 1902
per acre. and the quality as good. The
tubers are numerous to the vine and
growing rapidly. The potato growers on
the hills are feeling good.
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AUGUST TERM IN HOBART.
Greer County Cut Out Of the Circuit
This Season.

Hobart. o. T. June lS.-The News Re
publican says: While in Kingfisher re-
Gently Judge Frank r. Gillette said that
he would hold a six or eight weeks term
of court in Hobart. beginning August 3.
Judge Gillette also said that Greer
county would be cut out Of the circuit
the present season so h could have time
TO clean up the work that had aecumu-
lated in this and Caddo county
In this county alone, there are up 70
the present time. S5S cases docketed and
to be DISPOSED OF.
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oLETA Burns POWDER.
viii Observe the Great Anniversary
OF Nations RI

Oleta. @. T. June I1-C!e-a VII CIR
bra-e the Fourth With ~ al days pro
Eam Including god sTeakirg ri-ric,
dinner. races. roping ard riding ooatests-
ban game Ply works ard dance
over 50 has been raised f5r prezfa--z
ard NJ pains wIu Pc sra7ed q make The
f-s- celebration z success
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-14
CATTLE OMITTED AWAY.
Sheriff Advises = Search ara Animals
Are Fasne

Eat. =. T. 5gas 2--Thirtg-nla. hss4
q eattls diza ygsafr1 fsar. the farm q
p. r. H1iulsr. fhras rges so.sfheass y
Esie. ard Ar Tfalnsn. zffer tszHx =
sfoft lo@k fsT 49, mi-sing Efoes eat
~ 40 - Enlf - refifT Sc sherl~.
fhinsing tsst tas cattle hae s~ea rs-isa.
peTr'T sAsrf- AneT Herriran 1rxss teen,
- Hsks =ors fgiErat sssrrh ~ th-
stock srf ~ 60 - ana f-ear 81,
yssssreaT fhirtsrn rasiss avsv From h---s
nsar Er-es-rridEs- --sy has srifs.s
awsy ~ sh- Tsir
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-14
GENERAL BATES TO VISIT.
Fort Sill Expects to Receive That
Officer.

Lawton. o. T.. June 13,-wort has
been received by the officers at Fort Sill
that Major General Bates Is going 10
make a visit TO that place soon. He is
TO be shown the excellent advantages OF
Fort Sill for the holding OF the annual
army maneuvers. Every effort by the
Fort Sill officers and the citizens OF Law
ton to have tn emanuvers held az Fort
Sill is being put forth.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-14
pretty SOCIETY WEDDING
Ccocmony Tool. Place 1t the Chris
gian Church

Saltwater. O. =, Jane 1s.-The Gazette
says:
one Of the prettest society events OF
The season. II not in the history OF the
city was the event OF the marriage q
BIr. O D. Steen 10 Miss Bertha Floyd
both Of this city.
The ceremony took place az $50 O'Clock
ct The Christian church, which had been
profusely decorated and arranged for
heoccssion. and wss witnessed by a
couple OF hundred friends Of the contract
tnx parties. After the ceremony was over
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-14
WILL PAY OFF THE DEsT.
Commercial Club and Business Men
Are in Earnest

Blackwell, o. =. June I5-The Gem
nlercfsl club and business men have held
a meeting and decided - pay OF their
debt of TIE Baptist college. which Is
F7-etesi y, this CIV
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-14
PLEASING RECEPTION.
General Hospitality Added to Liberal
Refreshments

Lawton. O. T.. June 13.-The reception
given by the ladies of the Presbyterian
church at the home OF 1Ir. and Mrs J.
N Powers was in every way success.
The house was crowded. the refreshments
were delicious and the genial hospitality
OF Mr. and Mrs. Powers made everyone
feel perfectly at ease
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-14
ANOTHER ATTEMPT.
Enid Likes Ball but Won't Enter the
Learue.

Enid. 0. T. June 13.-The Eagle says
another attempt VII be made to organize
baseball league in Ok'ahoma Enid
VII not be included in the leagre this
time. tut We could have q good BAN club
composed Of our own boys here az home
ard see some first class playlns. just The
same
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-14
MAJOR TEMPLEToN DEAD.
One of Shawnee's Respected Citizens
Passes Away.

Shawnee, o. l., June I'm NJ. Tenn
highly respected citizens Of Shawnee, is
dead of internal hemorrhage.
Major Templeton was an officer in the
Confederate army. Since coming here he
has been in the real estate BUSINESS.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-14
FIREWORKS AND FEATURES.
Kingfsrer Has Arranged Fourth C
july Celekrstior.

KinEdsher. O. T, June I1.-KilEssher
Eiu celebrate the Fourth q July this
year with fireworks and many other f@a-
lures. a committee was appointed - TIRE
Commercial club Tuesday sreriHE 20 a.
range q program. which VIII D. an
r--r-~-a4s -ar- --reE
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-14
VICTIM or 4 KICK.
Mule Could Not Rests, an Offered op-
portUnlty.

bOfAUUiAys
Blackwell O. T.. June i8-Jamss New
was the victim or "a kick from vicious
mule. He was Ia the stable Tor the pur-
pose OF Harvesting The animal WHOM by
some means be got his face la range Il
the animal bird feet The Opportunity
was TOO goo Tor a mule Co l1se aa the
brute hauled OF and gave SIR Sew a
terrific kick lu tho mouth knocking out
some Of hts tech and cutting him aa ths
cheek 20 tina; tire blood poured est i9
stream. The people 90 the hG4se al
al they could o. stop TIE aow ~ blood
gnfu the unfortunate man could bs
brought % the hospital IIo wHs hurried
20 the saritariun. where Ore Lively and
stcaRau soon dressed the wound and
made tho Sufferer a. comfortable aa po--
sible. lie was paiao1y injured. Hnd Il
VII De necessary for him to remain IN
the hospital Tor two or three days.
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SINGLE STATEHOOD.
Shawnee Is Getting Ready for the
Convention.

Shawnee. o. T., June 13.-The single
statehood conventions arrangements COM
mittee held a meeting at Elks hall that
wa swell attended by its members and
systemitized the work OF preparing for
the single statehood convention to be
held here June "a.
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cus-ers sssess-ent

veatherfo-a. O =. Juue I1-C-rt--
couztT's assessment; hzs tust he.s 1rur-d
up TIE total ee1alizft rzial.foa q per-
soazI a26 real prorerty ts = "a
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-14

and congratulations extended-the happy
party repaired to the home of the brides
parents where the bridal supper was IN
waiting and where they spent most en-
ioyable evening
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-14
ENTEsTAiEs HER FRiENos
Pissasst Fsas.isa Taxes Place IN E,as
scSirtT.

ga .. Z. 1zss E-Nss ~ a -,
aa1 Ms. - .. CremzssI s-s~r-si.--,
szzsss ss=.hss - tn-ir gseT frs-.s.
Tu~scsy. 1u-+ > - - sisssszt ks-,- =,
Hfs L. ~ ossees - issies -
isrsfts-s - - esziax rusrz usass 80,
was ser4~h
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-14
Hsnced Himself It Home.

Thomas O. e. June f1-Brunes Ero-
ber. a German. - years oi5 hanged him.
ser "a hs souze because a I7-year-oid
Sirl refused 70 marry kin
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ELEvAToR Al ouINLAN.

Arrangements Completed TO Build One
WITH 5000 Bushei Capacity.
Cuinlan. o. T.. June Ground has
been staked or fer au elevator ut Quiu-
Ian and work VII BEGIN as soon as all
nrransemonts are perfected.
1t VIII Re built by AcTa3der and Jacobs
and viii be Of 500 bushels capacity.