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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-26
THE TRICKY BOY.
(From McDuffy's New tn
HenderD

George Norton was very fond OF
playing tricks--not the kind you
play with cards or with the plug
hat that comes with a parlor magic
outfit. but the kind that are played
In school and on the streets and
commons.
lie thought II was fine run 10 tie a
rope across an alley and soc some
one fall over II, or 10 pin a girl's hair
20 n curtain. Ho did not think or
care about the danger OF being huri
by the fall or OF the trouble OF pick
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-26

~ matter how much = mother ads
mlFen long WALLER cufis. IN boy Ia her
son will demand q hair cut sooner %
later"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-26

SHANGHAI a British merchant.
who has spent years az Port Arthur.
said today that he believed that Port
Arthur was absolutely impregnabie.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-26

NAPLES. March 26.- King Victor
and Kaiser Wilhelm lunched aboard
the Hohenzollern today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-26
a fine Drug Store

PARIs-vlceroy AioSisn is said to
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-26

"YorHs TILL DEATH. JOSH"
A cipher cable signed Yours till
DEATH josh. ana sent from Liver
pool. was received BY AIRS Jonh Wise.
q itiddsr street this morning. Mfa
Wise could make nothing q ~ and
brought q 10 the star Dust Man.
Tn 80 careless az times. said Mrs.
Winc Just before Joshua left he
handed me some papers an sea. This
IL a keY Z my private cipher. You
take good keer uv n fee ttll come in
handy when - get messages from
me. I put u in an ornamental Jap
aneHe teapot on m front mantel. but
q VAS gone when I looked fer Il this
morniu'. remember now tint 1
waruhed tn teapot a week ago an
III bet I throwed IA key away. |
cant make out what rs message 10
about. bat know he's comm home. -
How DO you know thatT'
4 know u frum tn way he pirned
u. Joshua never would have signed II
Yours tili death 81 he hadn't made
up his mind L come home"
a cable from Liverpool says no trace
Of josh can be found there. ana a
Paris dispatch says Il 10 certain he
has left that city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-26

To crush a haif.inch - granite re-
aulrss a pressure u II tons
Try your grip
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-26

ST. PETERSBURG Capt Irkoroff.
found guilty Of selling military secrets.
has been sentenced to % years penal
Esryituds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-26

be offended because the Chinese gov-
crror ~ Mukden dld hot greet him
when he arrived there. but sent =
subordinate officer In bits place.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-26

Luke the Loon f. gettiu' chenty
over his primer series Says he's GO
ing 10 have EN- bound after n while
Here's his effort this morning. s. u
II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-26

ST. PETERSBURG The Russian
government IL confident that u can
defend the Lao Tung peninsula
against the Japs indefinitely.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-26

Russia has 10 regiments n mounted
eoHsaeks. And svidsniiy a lot u
horse marinss'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-26

NEwcIIwANO.-The Lao river has,
become naviEable for the first time
this season. the ice nov being well
broken Up.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-26

THE MOOT MON,
Ths fkiitie who came hers one day
Nl6u thIheu % our climate ala Hay,
TIN that fresh hriaky brcsHo
Struck hts bonnie bare knees.
And he houted few. By ,hn way.
--kitAXf knANK.
Pat not your trust In Norihsrn BE.
euFitles.
A ROTTEN DELIVERY.
They met in the poHtoffice.
80. ysu are back a your ed
stamping sreusa. slid the comedian
I Just cropped In o. see a uit Il
spaft. Fvrlisd the heartieas m0n0a
lnEtst
flows ihatT
s=ra $50 a letter bor
And a dead letter roae up Ia ~
grave thea laid down hnd died again
MAYBE IT WENT YEAST.
What became ~ the nakeFY p More
head ky Mouhtaineer.
Russian society women uant "a satss
body of gepe AmaEuna 10 fght ths
laps. Tel that 60 George Ado
ulsroRIs mI.AnfTlEs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-26

organs-There Is nothing In Seat
tfe 20 compare With our stock. Beau
tifui sweet-toned Instruments % the
very best quality and make. and put
up IN all the late styles and designs.
The sale prices are Ss1. sts. ISL.
etc.-easy terms. The largest stock
IN the city 70 select from.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-26

Pat not your trust In Northern Be
euftties.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-04-17
IS greater IL s1,ofo,944.1e
*Decrcase,
A SOUVENIR.

Secretary G. W. Smith, of the Cham
Der of Commerce, at the request of the
Interested parties. has gotten out "a
souvenir for the threshing machine eX-
position to be held in Wichita soon.
This pamphlet is replete with figures
proving the advantages of Wichita. 1t
Is q credit to Secretary Smith, showing
that he is well versed for his position.
Wichita, the pride of the southwest
country. and the center of commercial
interests of the Sunfower state has a
name and a fame that will never die.
Go wherever it befalls the traveller to be
upon his journeys and he will hear of
the west. In connection with this fact
let one be any place upon Gods green
footstool and he viii have to listen to
the praise and the glories of Kansas The
question is Why should all these truths
be self-evident?
The point lies in several different di-
rections In the first place Wichita is
situated in the center of the greatest
wheat belt in the world Along this line
Kansas has a record equalled by few and
surpassed by none. That Wichita is
the key to the situation has long ago
been proven and has made her what she
Is today.
The Industrious, ever-striving farmers
and wheat-raisers have done their share
toward molding the granduer and the
magnificence of the Peerless Princess.
The growth which has been more than
phenomenal must be partially at least
laid at the door of wheat raisers and
farmers who are the nucleus of civiliza-
ton.
Speaking of Wichita as a point suit
able for elevators and mills the phamp-
let says taht there are 50,000,000 bushels
of wheat tributary to Wichita which
should be handled through elevators and
mills I'm Wichita to go south to Texas,
or the Gulf ports. or eastern states or
ports for export. In fact Wichita is the
gateway through which 100000 bushels
of wheat can flow with the milling or
cleaning in transit privilege OF course
what can be said of wheat is also true
Of corn and other products.
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lot Of men out Of work. But are the peo-
LIE along Main street and Douglas ave.
nue. To be compelled 10 breathe the doors
and the stonches arising from the drop
pings reeking 81 the summer sun each
CAV because OF little expense. and when
evening comes have that old sweeper
turned on the street 90 throw a o}oud q
dust FOR a whole square. mung the store
windows and the rooms OF the occupants
II the upper stories with the stun which
the white wings cart OF in a fsw nia-
utes aftes "a fails OF the street. AL kinds
% schemes have baenf tried % keep
streets clean ~ cities all over the ooun-
tn Meme have proved - succsFsful ur
satisfactory "a Whfe WINS street
syyeepers. IKE The one proposed sn this
graft - an into!erabIs Eoifanre ard an
absolutc failure. save 60 drive everybody
from the streets Eten 81 - beinR Done.
There sre s1repers two 81 three patents
that are operated hy white Niags TheT
are in use IN Washington. Cleveland. BUFF
faIo and scores OF ether cifsea That ore
nan can o5serst. ard keep tao ard posi-
bly three blocks clean. gather W the dir
and Il j. carried assy ~ once aid tbs
-trset T. free from the aih and stencn
which e. Iesf ou the street o. sEsiter pnlii
after Il oclork ~ nighf. The clty Ear
better not have anything eone. or ~ ieast
iet 70 60 ard use the street Fcraper once
a month ard save rnoBey. - the city
wiH bgy these ssscpers that are proving
- sac-eesful ia other rlfiss they viil Is
their xork - eG~ctirefy tha; tire Ffrsc;
eGrsnkler can - d.sTsnssa with Y Gre
Eaif tsle rneusv sxpraesd for spriaeiir.g
fhs- streets 9 "a exp~ndes, sar street sweet
~ ~ would hsy streets free frcru 51st
ara ~ alrnnsf fuioiera III nslszres q "
street sprinkle. Il T. a carurzon rr1e that
peonis prufs ~ the ex9efieaos aTa~dss
~ Others Fer ~zangse. Wzah Esoa
cry. afser trvfnz mary srhs-rs- ard Sc
vsoes has adopted 3 sweeper shich =
operated t-y a whte ~fnE cs.IsE ~ Pees-
les PICK rp ard street sss~se-. sas
xsth = kss zhanSesed - ofher FToposs-
igens - zsH - fse sg-fnsi~~s ~ q sag-
* = ruore than aftsen ispsszfs1 5oi-
1a~s zanuus Her streets ar ksgf
efaa- rzes firm fhe roitlex groc~Es
s,re ~ ihe oe-sfznt r.a,sri1z o. u
ra.e ~ re s7rsnsierz aad svspors-
.fsu ~f.se re ssehzIf = 81 5 bsatFi cor-
elton za6 Porous. sz>c-z - ;a@ water
rr1-e - sess fn shis cez<itio1. causing
ssxsnssrrstio1 rrar- - -sssT fszn y = Es-e
zuers sas kep; csesa dry TseT- Is -
ether sze~peT knq~n - - HszrFt psf
eat = 0re-snzu rozsT r-aefsrs WITH
box zklen bosss fasee eaesc fsr; = r-ss-
se-si ard caa ~ ds=rs6 - rrs scs9
utfh a. ~-zp.y bsx las srarHlHe hss
r~eoigE-T sEeeasr s1S sr-sF~- also a.
szeh>c wtirh ear - zssasrsslass.s ~ iss
operator g scrs.< hard szrk2ess - ksock
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Hattie Monroe to a. NJ. Brown, April
6; lot IA, Waco ave, City,.
Louis Myers to Thos. Abbott, Jr.,
April L: lots 400. All, 473. AS. Rosen-
thals sub of Myers SsSnyder's out
lots ...-.--....- --.-., ;-----.-.----
l.. A. McFadden ct al Jasper w.
Harrison. March %; lot 9, Sec 20
B. r. Tanner to Lydia NJ. Violette,
Sept 19, 90; lots 40, u, Water st,
English's 9Th add ....-...-..---....
Jean Thatcher to E. a. Russ. March
%; lots IN, I2s, Market st, Lees
add .....-.... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
WEDNESDAY.
Mary 1. Foster to Frank Leach, lots
20, 72. Laura ave. yyollman's add
Joseph Strickland TO Joseph \. Tack,
Feb 2s; lots l. 2. g. 4. 3. 8, s.a& res
NJ. & Millaro res in MilIarfs sub
of b & part c. Stephens add 49,.
Thomas O. Bright to C. L. Davidson.
April 5; lots 2, 4, s, S, Water ST, Il
Lawrence ave, Gossard's sub of
Gossard's add; lots &c. Is, 80, 81,
Main st. Gossard's sub .......---..
Amos w Jones TO j. Z. Reed. March
81; lots 81, SO. Market ST, Fitzger-
AIDS add OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Mary L. Mcnamara to H. o. Heller,
April u; IS. Main st. City.-........
E. F. & a. T. Heller to 7. X kinel,
Jan. %, '02; lot 4S, Indiana ave.
EafheUSOp' . 2rd add ......
Lydia F. Beumer to John B. Potten-
ger, April is; lot 80. Spruce st, Park
Place add ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
H. B. & E. G. Robertson to F. A.
Fletcher, April u; lots 45, A.. 9Th
ave, y Park add .-.....-...........
THURSDAY.
Henry P. Gardner to ]. S. Norris.
April Ii; lots &c. IS, 90, Lawrence
ave, PowelTs add ............--..- q
Hiram J. Bachtel to John G.. Kirby,
April u; lots Is. IL, blk IL, Martin
sons 9Th add ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Ina B. Sheppard TO Rosetta Blades.
April 2; lots %, 81. SO, Allen ave,
Getto's add Observation-Disclosures.
c. N Cartwright to w. G.. Mckee,
April 10: lot 20. Church street. city
Clara c. Marsh ct al. TO w. p Cleve-
land. March 50; lots IA, 16. is, 20,
Kirk ave, Blacks add ..-.........-.
F. A. Fletcher to Hl'B. Robertson.
April Is; lots 45, Al, 9TH ave. n
Park add NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
n. j. Waterbury to Minnie d. Hart,
Jan. 10; lots 10, 172, Market st,
Lees add Observation-Disclosures.
FRIDAY.
S. B. Stanley to Elmer o. Young,
Feb. 10; SW 1922 E................
Thos. c. Wilson to Nancy Kearney.
March 16; lots Is. 2S. Minnesota
ave, Minneapolis add ....-.......
Otis a. Reach to Wesley T. Read,
April IA; lots even us to lbs. 13i,
136, Water St, Lees add. -........
John W. Dale to Marvin z. Hard
ing, Nov. Is. 'e3; lots %. 81, 80.
81. Prospect Ave, Clearwater.
L. S. Weaver to Charles A. Ellis,
March IL; lots 10. liz. Ross ave,
Clearwater ..-....-...............
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Meade Globe: The prairie schooners are
coming and westward the star of the
empire takes her way" 1t now looks
like all this western country would be
settled, the home idea seems now upper
most in the minds of many people and
they would rather own farm in western
Kansas than be renter back east in
the so-called Gods country We often
hear the cry, no one can making living
on a quarter section in Meade county,
this we deny, but with the following sup
plement, Give me any good upland quar-
ter in Meade county, and $500 TO start
on and il / can't make a good living and
a little money besides let me starve.
We know this country can be successfully
irrigated by pumping the water to the
surface. You all know that We have the
water-and as to the wind-don't mention
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jackson street into the park to cores
pond with grade IN the park The large
elm trees that lean from the edge Of the
bank over the stream are to be crIbbed 10
prevent them from falling. and the drive
that was known as Lover Lane in River
side park IS 10 DE opened again and a
wide driye made along the bank Of the
stream. The work in G1iswold park aiong
tho south and west side Is about finished
and win be continued along the north
side filling in. sloping from the banks OF
The stream 70 the trees IS Tar east as the
Woadman bridge. The task Is a big one,
but with th. sand pump aud large force
Of railroad graders employed IN me WoFA-
tho commissioners hope 60 complete the
work in few more weeks. 50 that before
tho hot weather comes the city VIII have
q most delightful series of parks With
long. wide shady drives The mayor ana
his able park commissioners Messrs. =
I. Davidson and George L. Dixon ars u
b. Congratulated cor The work they have
accomplished and have IL course Of eor'-
Pietion.
The water Works Company are making
nreparat.ons TO protect their works from
the Invasion OF high water
Great compliment: 4 recognition BY
wsch;tas old friend. The Santa Fe Rail-
road company. approcistiag wichita
h,,~irees and working 20 recogri ze i ~ 2
~ut-tsntial vas. sent q ss~ and hammer
aovrp from Chlcasc. sert OFT and bought
= fox eaiis I'D put the jar.,to- and porter
70 work and tore out partition and 'ii-
i-rs4.d the voting room AZ ieasi thirty
ere square inches. row that ire warm
vsa,be- IS eouirg on ard the eTira
.-oUa: o. room vEl roi be nee'seo rnti
rs~t winter Tne passenger car siana
-,,. ~, the side ~slk and sseiteF So usual
o- "a 1u 10 Tie w1trr tsFs ard waii ard
-. Themselves reading TIE aeso hero
s-s-hs~s The SAINTS Re company n7ses =
Il, wichita IN 6tllla a station house large
sro.srh 20 nroasfe IS waitiaE PAS
se7~e-s which & Ess neTsr deae k.nct
che exssterce q tHe rnst Al eHief-zsan
-o-sb ~ the averue wifh slfds 70 ~
49,, see shoal3 ~ baat ard ihs frscss
All snaut she 8epot aaed ~ even Tith
a. -..s = ngee large eenrn as3lVEss rooss
sor ,hs asest ard MS assistsass- 4n1
rtca hs snail treatment - sFaea.fa-
what SIS the su-T-e = the h1zsaEsFs
~, q Us estv Tuesday rllyusES T. reae
thss tie coaneE bad o7si.znd Ire Tsste
vtuzs r. - discontinued I'D = coaiFae;
-. fer cieaafrs ths ssreats ats sAe esTs
tas.e-s xas ovsr an arbtrarT 9rocsee-
fu~ N zecaarrsrf ecaz17zyssl ise4ifA sst
ra-rto-r ard sa1itz-y confttlozs aTs 1at
.. -. ,...stss~aa II rs r-n-szE[ ssoz- sas5
10 save utfle s751sT. lesazss i2iiins
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-04-17
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

FURNISHED by the Wichita Land and
Abstract company. II. NJ. Dubois, presi-
dent)
The following are the real estate trans
rers filed in the register of deeds office
tor the week ending Friday night:
SATURDAY.
William Mclaughlin TO c. y. & c.
NJ Smyser, lots Sc, IS, Park Place
ave, Powell's add ................. 2VE
Matte Z. Caldwell to Patrick j. Gill
ligan, April 9: lots 80. 80. blk 6,
FairView ave OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 4V
Franklin Sheldon to Alfred Johnson,
April 8; y Sc 11-26-1 E.......... 900
c. W. Simmons to c. B. Gaunt, Dec.
10, %; lot IS, Waco ave, Water
mans add .....................--.- loou
John w Adams to Stephen & Mary
d Smith, April 6; lots ID, 80. 81, 80,
blk s. Euclid ave. lots 8, II, blk II,
Euclid ave, Allen & Smiths add loo
Mary NJ Grobe to Earl Blake, March
IS; lots IS, 100 102, 104, Lawrence
avenue. Englishs eth add .......... 400
A. L. Fassett to John V. Jenkins,
March 81; lot 6. Mathewson ave,
Mathewson's 4th add ................ -ovO
William j. Abbott to Jackson d
Walker Coal & Material Co, April
s; beg at psz0n West Side Wichita
st . # y of Sec line between Secs
20 and 29-27-1 E, n 70 #, along w
Wichita st. w to blk Ark river, S
along said river blk 10 #, f to beg. S75
Jackson W alker Coal & Material Co.
L pr;1 IT
on w line Wichita st, % # n of
Sec line between Secs % & 29-27-1
Z, n along " line Wichita st 70 TT,
w $40 #, S IS #, E 40 # to beg. 700
Walter Morris to Mark Wright April
9; lots 1, 5. :, :, Allen ave, SINNERS
add ............ Observation-Disclosures 4oo
MONDAY
Scott E. Whine to Within SAKE,
April I; lots 1ol4, 1016, lois, 1920.
Larimer ava, Grieffensteins 10th
add .........-..-. ...---.....-..-.....-. loVo
Clara C. Marsh ct al heirs of Robert
Black, deceased, to George o. NJ.
Buckner, March SO; lots even - to
81 Kirk ave, Blacks add .......... 2fO
j. NJ. Moore TO Harry w. Ashton,
Sept. 2S '03; lots 1 & S II 8, Waco
ave, Lakeside add .................. 5000
VIM. a. Stout to S. j. Johnson, April
4; lot %, Washington ave, Mathew
sons End add OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. l5o
S. j. Loudenslager to Edward Bailey
March "a; beg NV cor f u NV
1921 w, % rds. S 40 rds, w
&c rds. \ 40 rds to beg............. 300
Elizabeth Custer to l.. c. Christof-
ferson April II; com Ga rds w & 20
rds S of NE cor Sc NE 2S-27-1
E. S 1870 #, w Il #. n 800 #. E Il fit
to beg exc so # off n side for road 4S2 90
George Z. Truma nto Mary & David
NJ. Prater, April c; lots 20, y, Mill
wood ave, Dodge's add to West
TUESDAY.
z. II. Osborne ct III to j. II. Ingram,
Jr.. March Z; lots s, 9, 10. II ,Chau-
tauqua ave, Aldrich &c Pauls sub
of & T. blk /, Richards md add. 200
Robert Williams to Oscar S. Per-
kins. April 8; lots A, IS, 4th ave,
Burleigh's add OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 800
J. w Gillespie to f. A. Roembach,
April 9: lots ~, a, 46. As. Park Place
ave. Laucks add .................. 12oO
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- Satsi EevsA sffsrs 'z 10 Aesss
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s-sazs 60 ss.sf a. ss,sfi.e - - nssias
,-afhsrz ~ Ase@rsesn sezrss ssis-
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-04-17
City Regulator
& =
Makes Suggestions as to
How to Build Wichita.

To the Editor of the Eagle:

| To the Editor of the Eagle:
How delightfully."- pleasant it is to live
near vacant lot where all the rugs and
| carpets of the entire neighborhood are
dragged and the microbes are pounded
out with piece of hose, and these harm
| less little insects are borne by the gentle
spring zephyrs into your bed chamber
and parlor, library and kitchen as your
windows stand open to catch the spring
air that is floating about.
If there is anything that will make one
tired it is to take drive along our prin-
/ cipaI residence streets and bumpty buhpty
over those broad cross ngs, in ard out OF
chuck holes, and If YOU drive faster than
walk you are liable TO be thrown out Of
your vehicle. Just think of it, streets a
mile or more long, lined with handsome
residences that cost from thirty-five hun
bred TO fifteen or eighteen thousand dol
lars, each with mud holes. bumps and
thanky ma ms so thick that they cannot
be missed in the street in front OF them.
There is but one residence street in the
city tnat has any finish whatever to it
University avenue Wichita might as well
retire into inocuous desuetude until she
can-emerge from the country village idea
and have paved streets.
If a company can organize and pipe gas
from the gas fields $50 miles, why can't a
company be formed that will pipe IL TO
Wichita only sixty miles, with results
proportioantely profitable?
I wonder if interest enough has been
awakened among the children in any OF
the ward schools to plant and cultivate
flowers on the school grounds? The time
is coming when it will be a part Of the
education Of the children and the work
OF the teachers to raise and care for
flowers and grass and beautify and adorn
the school grounds. Ii is n matter Of
higher state Of civilization that is com
ing slowly that's all.
l don't see any reason for finding fault
with the council for raising the license on
dogs. l am sure that the people who
drive about the city with a dog perched
beside them or reclining in their Lap. look
Aand act as IL it were worth five dollars
to them.
one OF the most graceful and fitting
compliments that viii ever Be paia to
the park commissioners was given them
one day this week while they We're in the
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The cruel practice OF shearihs ho'Ses
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do"n piles Of dToppinga. the whole dust
less - is operation. and IL is claimed
that one man with this sweeper ean
cleanse $50 square feet II cguesefs or
asphalt pavement iD fneer minutes
These machines pay for themselves in les
than years time. Tnlsr the recent
trial propositions adopted b. ihe city 10
s. unsanitary. Tna streets VII BE- shhy
she entire day dgrigE business hours. and
when carriage or auto. Or bicycle las
been driven over The streets FOR a block
or I'VE. IL as veil a. the occupants ars
covered Nith afopplugs caughs Up ~ Ire
wheels of the vehicle. aud The vehsels
rrust D. washed i-sfoTe q can - csed
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-04-17
THE HOME IDEA.

has never been equalled in any other
country in the world.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-04-17

If a company can organize and pipe gas
from the gas fields 100 miles, why can't a
company be formed that will pipe it to
Wichita only sixty miles. with results
proportioantely profitable?
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-04-17

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par ~ wIchits aa5 Eedssics ccsHsy IN
tsslr action fozaf5 fhe rfrifu' railway
proportion IRE Yt<.ser So b~ffes