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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-17
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that all the company desires 20 sell VIII
be taken By Thursday or Friday OF nexs
week. This week ads. viii appear IN the
Daily Post. Washington. ID. g. Kansas
City Sunday Journal Salina Union. D-ov-
ers' Telegram Nail and Breeze. aad thu
local papers in Cherryvale. one biz oiler
on the Burns land w!n put the stock Z,
practically 3 cents per share. With oil
on all sides and within sixty rods oa tho
south il looks like we ought 10 get IL. too.
The Burns land resembles very sauch this
Banks land, where the big Bolton oilers
are. There is a knoll right in the center
OF the farm. The company Is drilling tho
first we'll down IN the southwest corner.
hTe next well will be drilled Ia the side
OF the knoll where the big Banks well
was secured on the Banks farm. Remem-
Der. the Publishers company is n live.
active stock company. They are al work.
They want 20 complete ten wells In thu
next ninety days. Money put into our
stock goes to make the compaay richer.
All parties buying CO. shares viii be kept
posted By wire In one day last week thu
home Office received cash remittances for
stock amounting TO 1864 The Missouri
Pacific railroad runs within thirty rods
OF where the Publishers company are
drilling their first well. There are now
over l.4oo barrels OF OIL stored at the wei
right against us on the south. There are
three more new cerricks going up. No
question but whet there is pool Of oil
there within n few rods OF where ihs
Publishers drill Is going deeper every
minute. No man knows what the drill
will ind I'm The next few DAYS There ara
l6l acres In the Burns land alone. The
company has some other good territory.
They can drfl twenty four 10 thirty-two
wells on the Burns land. Don't wait unti
the corn pauy secures a 2oo- barrel oil well
and then feel sorry that you did not lire
UP when a ground floor proposition wss
offered. Five hundred dollars Pat into
this stock at present prices Ii almost sure
to double and thribble in the newt six
months. The history Of ali successful
stock companies Is that the stock sold low
at first
Don't throw down this paper and believe
this offer viii remain good forever but
the drill goes deeper while you
sleep. The company Is In good faith and
on the square and invites investigation.
Whatever you do do quick. Time L. 20
limited that all parties who write - us az
once We will endeavor 20 answer By wirs
Dr. special delivery. Any further infor-
nation. write. phone OF wire. H. ~.
Fucker. Jr.. secretary. Cherryvaie Kan.
Montgomery County National
Bank. Cherryvale Kan.
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to r. NJ. jacques & Co.

night shows, one at $50. the other at
o'clock This theater has crowded
houses. and they well deserve them. The
shows are better each week. y change
of program is on twice a week and the
Novelty is patronized by many Of the best
class Of people in Wichita. The house is
now on a circuit. being in connection with
twenty-six other playhouses and the
Wichita house is here 10 stay, as IL is
backed by brains and capital Those who
have not visited this place should do SO
this week. and they wfll never regret 1t.
Manager Tull is figuring to put in three
more houses-one at Joplin. Mo. one ut
Topeka, Kan, and one at Oklahoma City.
o. T.. and he will be better prepared to
please the people than ever.
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TELEGRAPHlC BREVITIES.

Columbus, Jan. 16.-The body of former
Governor Bushnell, who died last night
was removed today to Springfield. where
it WIFI lie in state in the Christ Epis-
copal church. Arrangements for the fun
eral have not been completed.
Lafayette. Ind. Jan. 16.-J c. Balhorn,
of Detroit, has been elected president
of the Brotherhood OF Painters. Decora-
tors and Paperhangers of America, as
a result of the canvass of votes just
completed. Among the vice-presidents is
J. c. Skemp. Of San Francisco.
London. Jan. 1S-The statement pub
lished by the Evening Star that King
Edward is suffering from an effection Of
the throat. is based on an unfounded
report that his majesty had consulted
local physician because of a trivial sore
throat during his recent visit to Chats
worth. the seat of the Duke of Devon
shire in Derbyshire.
San Francisco Cal. Jan Ie-Major Gen
erai Arthur Macarthur assumed command
of the division of the Pacific today. and
his various division officers reported to
him for duty. A review of the troops at
the preside was the only spectacular fea-
ture OF the occasion
Washington. Jan. Ex-senator Hepburn
today favorably reported from the COM
nittee OF manufacturers Senator Nc
Cumbers bill to prevent adulteration.
misbranding and imitation of foods. bever-
ages. candies drugs and condiments. The
bill is almost identical with the measure
proposed last year.
Rome, Jan l6.-Prince Takinguki tele-
graphing from on board the japanese
warship Nasin. says the Kasig and Nssin
were being escorted through the Mediter-
ranean by nine British warships and two
Russian warships, and when the latter
reached Suez harhor they stopped.
Mexico City. Jan. I6-Bsnkers here en-
gagged in shipping have been informed
from Japan that for the present no more
silver is required This is an indica-
ton that war is 10; imminent.
Paris. Jan 1.-THE correspondent Of
the Raphael at Odessa says that the
Asiatic department has ascsrtained that
TWO hundred japanese engineers dessg-
mated as Chinese coolies are scattered
along the trans-Sibe-isn railway with
the object Of blowing up the line when
war is declared
Washington. Jan. lS-The senate COM
nnittee on Pacific islands and Porto Rico
has made a favorable report on Senator
Blackburn's bin 10 pay Liluokalani, for
merly Queen Of Hawaii. the sum OF ssca.-
90 in full satisfaction Of ali claims 70 the
former crown lands in Hawaii.
Mrs. Charles Ritter. % Philadelphia.
who is sixty years old. gave birth to
twins last week both CT them being boys.
Her husband IS seventy years old He
Is a farmer. and lives at Bristol Pike and
Pennypsck lane
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-17
Notice.

In the matter OF the claims against Tbs
National Home Building company.
TO all Whom IL May Concern.
Notice is hereby given fhst by virtue II
an order of the district court Of gsig-
wick county. Kansas. that or and af-
ter the date OF this notice. I viii hear
and allow claims against the National
Home Building company All ciaisss pre-
scented must % sworn 20 and 81 pre-
scented 20 me- az my Office on OF before
March Is. 1905. a; No III South Main
street. wichita. Kansas. or the sans
wiN be disresarded and regected
Dated January 2. 1906
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Sunday Exeursssns o. the x. c. ~. 4
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-sas psen rzeg for over PITY TEARS
5T MILLIONS OF MOTHERS for ;hsf-
CHILDREN WHILE TEETHISG. via
PERFECT sCCCzzs IL soCTHEs -
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BE surs asz asa fer Mr. HIaas~s
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Tysn.y-1Fe cents = bossf~
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-17
HE WAS DESPONDENT.
Expert Chemist Kills His Wife and
Takes His Own Life

Philadelphia, Pa, Jan. 16.-Edward L.
Lands, aged As years. a manufacturing
chemist of this city. this afternoon shot
and killed his wife, Emma, aged 40 years,
and then shot and killed himself. at their
home in West Philadelphia.
Mr.. Lands was one Of the most widely
known chemists in the United States.
He was a graduate of Pennsylvania uni
versity and travelled and studied in
Europe. He was respondent
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-17

Attend wichita Bss'ness cousxs ara
shorfhanf ins'gfDts. q ss epcn always
90 persons az 10Th sexes Fsxsj. Adams.
Hibsrg.r ard Trie~. us-ils ssfth Mar
ksf street. Wtchft8. Kansas Gu
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-17

, r. Thorupson has fef1rsishssi snd
fitted ~ in iatss, style his nsrb~r shop
.; rs west Douglas aFerse. ard Eosiid
he plsased 20 $50 his cd cssfornsrs and
may ne~ ones. e-Tn-Thg- Sun-tf
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s,eEara 4 EBTus have moved fher
Office over II SoFts Man stsest u-G
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-17

Geo. \. BHukhard. 4. II. languages.
Is9i East FIRST street phone c9i. FF~nch.
German snt apaniah CcoaFsrssfisssai
method speciaitioa. Latin and RbsfnFic.
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-17

Attention. Delegates to Building Trades
Council: Cali at 242 North Main. L. VOLTS
for permanent organization Date Tues
day, January 6. 1904. D. Redican. Sec
36-tf
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Hosrssa srs ssz@xtax lfsssF say n Eas-
sAs- On eas q tie Kama s:saze=s the
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-17

Receiver u The National Home Huna-
Ing COMPANY 81,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-17

Mrs. Charles Ritter. OF Philadelphia.
who is sixty years old. gave birth to
twins last week. both CT them being boys
Her husband IS seventy years old He
il farmer. and lives at Bristol pike and
Pennypsck lane.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-17
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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-11-17
PROSPERITY RElGNS
IN ELLIS COUNTY
Real Estate Transactions f0r Oae Week
Amoumt TO hOre than $i00, 900.

For the week beginning Noyem-
Der S and ending November II the
real estate deals In Ellis county
amounted 10 the enormous sum of
$i16.4SS.44 These figures do not
include a large number Of trans
fers in which the consideration rang
ed below $500. There was probably
enough OF these small transactions
10 run the total up 10 about $l20,-
000 There was probably never a
time in the history OF Ellis coun-
IL when the real estate deals amount
ed 10 so much for the same period.
During The time mentioned there
were filed for record in the county
clerks Office 81 deeds. - releases
and deeds OF trust From this
number of deeds the above figures
were taken So far as the records
show the releases exceed any num-
Der ever before filed in one week.
the greater part of them being held
on time
In the deeds above recorded very
few were given on city property,
nearly all being on farming lands.
In a large number OF these convey
ances the consideration amounted to
more than $1,000 One tract of
All acres located near Bristol sold
for SlI,25o,
That unaxampied prosperity reigns
figures above. The present condid
ton OF affairs is due in a large meas
ure TO the abundant crops raised in
the county this year Taking the
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-11-17

county as a whole the cotton crop
was little above the average and
the yield of the corn was better than
for several years. The farmers not
only made enough corn, oats, wheat
hay and Other feed stuff to run them
another year, but they have a sur
plus for the market.
Another evidence that the hnan
cial condition OF the county at large
is in excellent condition Is the indi-
vidual deposits in National banks
subject TO check The statement Of
the three banks in this city, which
are published this week show de
posits of more than one and one-half
million dollars. According to
statements made by bank officials
more than half of this amount be
longs 10 farmers in the territory
tributary to Waxahaehie As there
are several thousand bales of cotton
IN the country 10 be sold the bank
reports to be published in January
will show a big increase in deposits
over the reports made this weeE.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-11-17
METHODISTS MEET.
Plans Discussed for RebuiIfiiB-
Church Which Burned
Tuesday.

The Methodists OF the city held
a meeting in the county court room
last night for the purpose OF dis
cussing and setting on foot plans for
rebuilding their house of worship .
which was destroyed by fire Tuesday
morning. The meeting was vel at
tended and the discussion OF the pro
ject In it's various phases evoked
quite a good deal OF interest. All
were heartily in favor OF starting the
work at the very earliest possible
time. and il was decided that the
house with It's furnishings must cost
not less than S20,000.00 The build
ing will be erected on the site where
the old one was burned. and will be
constructed entirely of brick.
To get the matter properly before
the congregation a number of com
mittees were appointed. one OF which
was ways and means committee.
composed of forty members of the
church. Mr.. II. d. Timmons was
named as the chairman of a building
committee and was given power to
select an executive committee from
the personnel Of the ways and means
committee The executive commit
tee is empowered 10 proceed al once
with the work.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-11-17
REAL ESTATE DEALS


D. - AlA0A&A 1AAA "ttE W - " o
Bearden. 1870 S5-100 acres out OF the
william Ferrell survey; $1607.
Ii. A. Curry and wife to y. C.
Buck, 60 acres, more or less, out
OF the James Lilies survey; $l10o
n. w. Roberts ct al 10 ]. II. Hut
ton. 100 Is acres out of the G..
Garrett survey, $1,000
:. c. Mccormick TO J $ Hardy
lots in Ennis; s45S.
]. X. Lingo and wife to Joe SLOW
acek and Tom valek. l53 l-2 acres
out OF the John C. Love survey
900
y " Worthy and wife to S T..
Collier and A. G. Chapman. 1876 IL
acres out of the X NJ williamson
survey s5.02S.75
G. w Gallens aud wife 10 l.. J.,
Reasonover. 80 "a acres out of the
n. Smith survey and al S2-100 acres
out OF the T. X Follett survey;
s6.9s7.G4
j Il. Dooley and wife to J. j..
Brooks. l41 acres out OF the James
Wood and J Weishire surveys:
S4.s35
r W Wallace and wife to II.
Blalock. SO 3-20 acres out of the J.
A. Gaona survey 1896.
r. J Dorsett and wife to h. Eng
land. 80 clio acres out of the Ed
ward sullivan survey. lis 40 acres
ou, OF the John r. Peak survey and
so acres out OF the John II. Jones
survey; $6.406.25.
j H. King. Jr.., and wife 10 Frank
Kubin and Francis kubin, l20 acres
out of the James y. Duncan survey:
$4,000.
James F. Hall and wife TO \, J.
Thomas, lot 10 Vaxahachie. $500,
A. j. Mullican TO W. NJ. Parker,
Az acres out OF the K. de la Pena
eleven league grant; Si1,25o.
w. NJ. Parker and wife to c. W.
Joes. 81 acres out of the K. de la
Pena survey; Sl6st.
b. J. Parks and wife 10 Sallie and
VI. A. Rosamond, lot in Waxahachie;
$500
NJ. f. Livingston and wife 10 II.
McCarty. lot In Milford $500.
J r. Roberts and wife to J. f.
Nixon. 100 acres out of the stephen
h. Price survey $3S40
J. r Couch and wife 20 S. ].
Erwin. lot In Waxahachie, $500.
J. :. Middleton and wife to d.
fl Thompson iso acres OF land
s.. 400
u. n Thompson To- = $ Middleton
lot in Bullards addition 80 WsNa-
hachie. s250o
G. # Taylor and wife 70 " o.
BtocGeu, acres out OF the r de Ia
Peua survey $2t5p
Il , Reasonoyer and wife TO w
II. Farrar. 81 acres out of the G. b.
Lamar survey $29Ao
g. A kirksey and wife 90 J r.
Barker 3l acres out OF The John
Gooch survey slH65.to.
p. y Powell aud Wife 20 G W.
! Canens. lot in WaNahachie. $i.25e.
} ~ Hobbs aud wife to W r
Buchanan. - acres Out OF the j. B
| Edwards survey sN95.
" : aud Mime Manning to @.
T.. Frtzer. lot in Ennis $4io.
T. ~ Couch and wife 10 " }
Filgo. 81 acres. more coz less. out
ot the Robert Grow surve, s25eo.
John Stapivs aud wife TO W NJ
Lucas. lot In Ennis $3.50.
G. smoke aud wife to Frank shri-
vanek. "a acres out of the r. de la
pena eleven league Egsnt sltoo.
S "a. nrown and wife 10 ) Gov
tngton. lots Ia Eunls tt3lT
Il D. blackburn and wife Co }. y
Myrlek. Is acre. out Of The " Dc Ia
peua survey Hste
~ a Fleming and ~lte 10 Jos
Handvk tee acres. mose of less. Out
u ths William Dixon survey sagbe
4 \ NtHes aud wlfs 80 " = Nn.ls
80 acres Que of thr RadfoFd bsrtY
sarsss stsav
Is HstrlnE to A C Chapmaa loa
in Enula $500
"a Cufnsrs8H aad wstv fa
. wvst. tts aervs maFs er less. oaf
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WHITE FOLLY.

What some folks can permit them
selves 20 do under the pressure OF self
ishness and other evil influences, is IT.
Illustrated ln the action OF certain citi-
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mo- further land sales be made to Me-
eroow chat the trade and business Of
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How Good City Government May Be
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