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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-08-14
CaStoria

"Castoria is SO well adapted TO children THAI
I recommend il as superior to any prescription
known to me"
IT. A. ARCHER N. D.,
III So. Oxford St, Brooklyn, n. Z.
"Our physicians in the children's depart
ment have spoken highly Of their expert
ence in their outside practice with Castoria,
and although we only have among our
medical supplies what is known as regular
products, yet we are free 70 confess that tho
merits of Castoria has won Us TO look with
favor upon it."
UNITED HosrrTAL AND pIsrsSsAsY,
Boston, Mas
ALLEN c. SMITH, Pres,
.urray Street, New York City.
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"Castoria is the best remedy for children Of
which am acquainted. hope the day is not
far distant when mothers will consider the real
interest of their children, and use Castoria in
stead of the various quack nostrums which are
destroying their loved ones, by forcing opium,
morphine, soothing syrup and other hurtful
agents down their Threats, thereby sending
them to premature graves"
DIR. ]. F. KNcExLoE,
Conway, Ark
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Company, II Murray Street. New York City
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CAST OF CHARACTERS

Those bearing sceptre, croWn and Jar
lands-Nellie D. Pitt, Belle Hirsch, Esta
Kaufman, Nora BOYD.
Flower Girls-May Hughes, Florence
Kaufman, Buella Creditor, Hazel Med
erlanper BABY SchnitZler
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TACOMA FRATERNITY NEWS.
Joint Excursion with Seattle Young
Mems Institute.

TACOMA, Aug. 2o-lspecial- destiny Lodge,
No. 4, A. O. U. W., entertained It's members
with a musicale Tuesday night
The local union OF the International Associa-
ton o; Machinists will give picnic At Des
Moines, August IL
The first ball OF the Brotherhood o. street Car
Operatives will be given August ~.
The Cigarmskers' Union will give away 10000
uniou-Ina1e cigars on Labor day.
The Tailors' Union has contributed SIS to the
locked out ironworkers al Homestead.
The joint excursion to sylvan Grove Sunday
by Y NJ l. Council Isl. of Tacoma, and Council
~, % seattle, will leave Tacorns wharf AZ
o'clock sharp and proceed to Seattle and take on
board passengers and then proceed TO Sylvan
Grove Tie party will be accompanied by NJ j.
IeoasrS;'s brass baud OF sixteen pieces.
Al the last regular meeting Of the Tacoma
Council Young Mems Institute, delegates were
elected 70 attend the Grand Council. which will
be held a. Fresno, Cal. october s Delegates
chosen were Edward J. Walsh and i. j. Ma
honey. They Wall leave Tacoma October for
Fresno.
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before he utters syllable. fills partner, Willie
Collier. though but % years ,f age, has rapidly
rushed to the front in the Est of public enter
tanners, and Is certainly the: most promising Of
our young comedians. CoiSer's eccentric style
OF work has won him the tisle of "The Quaint
Comedian" and certainly IL other word would
quite so aptly cover description OF his pecu-
liar style of comedy. 1t is AN odd blending OF
the legitimate and farcical. snd his method 10 a.
slow as Reeds is quick, the two forming .
strong contrast "Hoss am Hoss" is the pro-
duct OF these two young Snen, who are both
originators OF fun and do ncs have to go outside
of their own ideas 70 crestesnirth. In songs a.
well as funny ideas both arr creators, and each
il the author Of some OF CHE songs heard In
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"Hoss and Hoss-" Arthur r. Aoulton, who il
an able second to the eelrs. is a prominent
member OF the organizaticS and a light come
dian of as different Q style g work from Reed or
Collier a. is would 10 .ossibie to select.
He will be remembered a. being with Frank
Daniels In "Iittie Puck among the ladies.
ali of whom special men,ioTS may be made, Miss
Louise Alien, Miss Helena e-1.kigr aad Miss May
yeurdan stand out a. thee extremely fine
dancers and each in al Entirely distinct and
different style Of work froEe the Others. Miss
Adele Farm gton has q most<charming contrsito
voice. and Miss Ellsne Cratsr's high soprano il
heard to great advantage iR>ihe concerted num-
bers Helen Reimer, who Gays Lobelia HoSs,
the judges wife. Is one y the sterling Old
imsys Who can always b. relied upon. The
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panies that was eserscseGasssd. This extremely
funny farce comedy. "Hoss4nd Hoss," has grad
ually worked to the front, atil it is now recog-
nized as one of the funniess entertainments be-
fore the public. Mr.. w. GtSSmyth, the manager
and proprietor of the company. evidently has .
keen eye tor talent He mas surrounded his
stars with q company numbering twenty people
that embraces every sort of comedy from the ex.
tremely grotesque to the nt,st refined comedy.
and handsome costumes arS seen in abundance,
and there is not single dug moment or unin.
teresting feature In the comedy. Charlie Reed.
"The Plain Comedian" a., he 10 often called,
is the possessor of face of peculiar
expression which producesc fun from the most
commonplace incident HI is clever writer
of songs in q peculiar style OF his own. and
which no one has ever besn able to copy. He
has personal magnetism tSat wins an audience
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Teeth Filled Without Pain.
At the Washington Dental Institute.

any point in Europe, call at Northern Pacific
city office, corner Front street and Yesler
avenue, or at depot ticket Office, foot of Column
bia street. where tickets over all lines may be
had. Parties residing out of Seattle get full in
formation by addressing /. A. Nadeau, general
agent, Northern Pacific Railroad Company, Sc
attle.
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A Enrexfers, Social.

Cour, Enterprise, No. 7,sde. Ancient Order OF
Fors.sers OF America gave social entertain
rueut To their friends on Thursday evening in
the q. A. X. hsll, about 80 invited friends be-
ing present The prog Fsmme. which Consisted
O, vocal an instrumental u usic, reciSations and
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short addresses were of high merit from q musi-
cal aud literary standpoint every number be-
ing edcored. Refreshments were served BY the
lady members OF Queen City Companion Circle,
after which dancing was enjoyed until late
hour The court wishes to extend its thanks to
all friends who assisted in making it such an
enjoyable event The programme was - fol-
lows:
Overture. Professors Andrews and Arnold
.....-.. .......Dr. Neville and J. ". Spriggs
Me1iey.. Observation-Disclosures.
Messra Arnold, Crane, Crawford and
Fordham.
Instrumental solo-"Happy Hearts,.
............. Miss frankie Carroll
Recitation-"Lost and Found .Miss I1o:tie scott
whistling solo. Mrs. Ethel Kahls
address ...................MY. r. Whitman
Duet-"Baby's Golden HAIR ...
-.........-........ Misses Burke and Sprague
tiano soio-"The Storm. Professor Andrews
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Ancient Order United worsm.n.

$50 Monday evening Columhls Lodge, No. 10.
uee OF The most interes ting meetings il has
s many q Gay. Every seat in the hall
s". sA large number % applications were
S-asa' snd two Candidates 'sefe permitted an
a. 80 ,hto Tue mysteries Of :ae ier as iar as
SSSea City Lodge, No &, met On Tuesday
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girls are a. pretty as they entertaining their
costumes are beautiful. Also in the company
are Daniel Baker, clever dancer: John w.
Myers, who has one of the very best baritone
voices on the stage; David Andrada, the pos
SCISSOR OF most charming tenor voice; J. W.
Murchie. Daniel Brasill. C. J. Clarke, and John
Sorg, musical director. Two extremely funny
features are the Bowery ball and the German
band, which provoke roars of laughter.
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Reed and CollienSThIs Week.

At the Seattle opera-housza. on Friday and Sat-
urday evenings next, the satest farcical craze,
"Hoss and Hoss," which mas been creating a
Juror throughout the cou~try for some time
past, will be presented by the Reed & Collier
Company, which is undoubtedly one OF the
strongest and most compless farce comedy COM
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Remnants of dress goods. remnants OF wash
goods, remnants of saecsiag and muslin a.
sacrifice. The Bon M1ehs, Front and Cedar
SSreStA
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W. H. sherwood's Piano Recital.

Professor William II. Sherwood, Chicago
musician enjoying national reputation, will
give piano recital At the opera-house on the
evening OF september l. Mr.. Sherwoods piano
fecitals have spread his fame into the remotest
districts, while his compositions have found
favor in many European countries. While COM
piefing his education in Germany, List. the
master OF piano virtuosos, took strong liking
70 the enterprising young American, and speat
Doth time and personal influence TO secure for
MIN hearing before critical audiences. At one
o; his concerts he invited Sherwood to play,
ana this exhibition may properly be called
the Keystone of his success. Some of
his compositions have become very popular.
notably scherzo. an idyl, a scherzo sympho-
nique and an allegro patetico. All of them have
been adopted by the principal conservatives of
the United states for advancing pupils. Mr..
Sherwood is still . young man and one OF the
most lovable of men. His social success has
been quite as pronounced as his musical
achievements. He is free from the peculiarities
which the popular mind ascribes to musical
genius, and is Just much at home i'll the
parlor as in the concert room. This will be Mr..
sherwood's first visit to Seattle. and lovers of
the best in music should not fail to hear him on
that occasion.
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TWO VERY FuNNs COMEDIANS.
Professor W. II. shers ood'' Piano Re-
citsl-Notes OF Aet1rs In Attrac-
lions Coming sc:.rhis City.

peared before crowded hoUS Is in "The Witch"
The play is good one, an deals with a sub.
ject that Is in itself Of Estimating interest
Miss Frohmsn is hardly s. good an actress as
one would imagine, judgirA from the advance
notices of her ability, butSoe has considerable
merit, and the character WI kh she represents is
so sombre In nature that oxs Is likely to be I'M
just to the personator. LsG night "Glorlana''
was given at the Seas opera-house to
one of the largest audiences ever
seen in the place aul 1T made the
place ring with genuine merriment II
is one of those things whEh, while not very
deep. is full OF light fancies and coaceits and
deserves to succeed. This: week Charlie Reed
and William Collier will appear at the Seattle
opera-house in "Hoss and Ioss" Both OF these
comedians are well knowrE here, having made
thousands OF theatre goers laugh in "The City
Directory" 1t is said that their present play 10
even funnier than 1.-THE City Directory" II
this is true, everybody in seattle ought to go
and hear them in "Hoss ana Hoss." Mr.. Froh.
man, manager of "The Witch" company, is the
husband Of Miss Frohmsn. He paid q high
compliment to this city az e theatrical town and
spoke in high terms of Manager Hanna He
says that Hanna is about the only western man
ager whose reputation has reached New York
managers.
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SIGNS AND SYMBOLS.
odd Fellows Busy on Two I'm
portant Coming Events.
o,,eEn CITY LODGES SOCIAL.
s.rr.ins Chapter OF the Eastern Star
u.a = Pleasant Social-J Judge will
kin 1t Miller Post.
TT HE Odd Fellows of
r. eHtA tho ritz have the,,

- -
the city have their
minds fixed on two
very important
things. One IL the
excursion to the
ocean on next FRI
day, which pro-
misses to be . big
affair, and the
other 10 the COM
pletion of arrange
ments for the en-
terrain m ent of
the members of the
Sovereign Grand
Lodge, who will
49,
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evening and conferred the First decree on two
canuioates After the disposal q the past
weeks routine business. thu lo.t1,- nndar the
sood OF the order, listened TO some very appro-
pirate remarks from some of the brethren, and
aiso nom number OF visiting members.
snflshoie Lodge, No. 80, will meet in Mauny's
naii, Ballard next Saturday evening, when they
expect TO have a good time teaching some ap-
pncants how to ride their goat, which is an ex-
ceedingiy fine one. Brothers of other lodges ara
Invited TO attend and sec the fun.
Rainier Lodge, No. 8, Degree of Honor, A. O.
y. W., held their semi-monthly meeting on
Wednesday, and had quite a delightful time.
Among other routine business q committee was
appointed to see TO the printing OF . new set of
by-iawa
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vsy 70 the meeting of that grand body at Port
land In September. Much effort is being put on
hosh things, and the order will be successful
= II always is in everything 1t I'M
As,takes. On Wednesday Lorraine Chapter OF
~ Order of the Eastern Star held q meeting in
Masonic temple and after business was over in
AuIeed in one Of those pleasant socials for
vhich this body has become 50 justly famed.
north Star Lodge, No. 40, OF the Knights of
pythias, took on a little move on Tuesday night
and conferred degrees for the new lodge that
haa recently been started In West Seattle. Sc
attic, No. 81, Knights of Pythias, is still work
ine on lie uniform division project, but 1t will
hardly get the thing In shape to have its men
take part In the parade on August 60, by which
the foundation of the Uniform Rank will be
celebrated in this city. On Tuesday night at
Miller Post, OF the Grand Army, Judge Wiikin,
Of the Illinois supreme court, delivered an adj
dress that was listened to with marked atten.
ton BY many OF the comrades.
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The gentlemen who have in charge the Odd
Fellows excursion to Cape Flattery and the
open sea beyond are perfecting the extensive
arrangements which bespeak an unusually
pleasant affair. LANCER & Leuben's band has
been engaged for the occasion. Abundant op.
portunity will be offered to those who wish to
engage In dancing However, this will not be
permitted to mar the pleasure OF those whose
tastes do not SO incline. The dining apartment
will be operated on the European plan and open
from a. m. throughout the day. The steamer
City OF Seattle can accommodate 1000 persons,
out the management on this occasion have de-
cided to sell but GOO tickets that the comfort of
all may be assured. Tickets are on sale at Stew.
art & Holmes drug store.
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Total

Prizes OF $3.50 and 500 are offered to tho two
subordinate eucampments of twenty-five or
more who make the best appearance, 500 and
500 TO The subordinate lodges that make the
best appearance 500 and $50 10 the two Rebeka All
degree lodges that confers the degree of the
order IN the best manner.
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Ancie mt Order OF Forresters.

At a secret session held by Court Enterprise,
NO. s,soe, on Thursday evening, Just previous to
the entertainment, eleven applications for mem
oership were received aud acted upon.
At the regular session of Queen City Circle,
Companions Of Foresters, two candid ates were
initiated and two applications for membership
were received.
!. Falconer, permanent secretary of the order
Tor the Pacific coast, is In the city, He will try
to add TO the strength of the order here.
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independent Order OF rorester..

Court Puget Sound, No 53s, of the Independ-
ent Order of Foresters, has elected the following
officers: George +. Jacobson, C. R.; S. S. Py-
pher, V. c. r; J. p. Stuart, p c. R.; James
Gregg, r. s.; J. W. Upper, F. S.: william Gill
iette, chaplain: George II. Jones, treasurer;
Charles Neville, M. D., physician: Mr.. Watson,
{. D.; /. Newens, s. W.; v. c. Nelson, j. W.; NJ.
n. Christofer. g. b.: H. Krause, ]. B.
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Ball of the Uniform Rank.

One of the most pleasurable events OF the
season will be the ball to take place at the
Armory on the evening of August 80 next, under
the auspices of Seattle Division, No. 1, and
Rainier Division, No. Is, of the Uniform Rank.
Extensive preparations have been made to make
this the greatest ball OF the season. LANCER and
Luebens orchestral band has been secured for
the occasion. Tacoma Division, No. 4, is ex.
pected to attend in a cody, as we'll as the visit
ing Knights from other cities The beautiful
uniforms OF the Sir Knights and the glitter of
the gold lace of the staff will add much to the
brilliancy OF the occasion. A battalion of the
First regiment will assemble at the Armory of
the U. r., K. OF p, q. 1850 o'clock in the evening
and proceed to the Armory on Union street in q
body, under the command Of Colonel J. B. Met
cafe.
The following committees have been ap-
pointed: General committee-Colonel J. b
Metcalfe, Lieutenant p. J. Resrdon, George
Wright. r d. Ostrand, C. E. Mimi and II. +.
Parker. Floor ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Z. T. HUFF.
Reception committee-Colonel Joe Green, Col
onel f. P. Edsen, V. H. Smith, J. +. Miller, H.
Z. stumer, c. r. Frasch. Floor committee-E.
Z. Ferguson. John Kelley, John Roberts, C. F.
Moulton, Charles Dagger, T. Pearson. Commit
tee on refreshments-Mrs. George Wright, Mrs.
C. r Frasch. Mira r. d. Ostrand. Mrs. 2. J.
Reardon, Mrs. E. J. Powers, Mrs C. 4 MINI,
Miss Grace E. Koch, Miss Nettie Perrin, Miss
Ida Wright, Miss Eva Ostrand.
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Society Of Royal Good Fellows,

regular meeting of Seattle Assembly, No.
257, Society OF Royal Good Fellows. was held
Monday evening, and twenty-five applications
for membership were received and baIIoted on.
This assembly was organized last October with
a good list of charter members and has in
creased very slowly until the present month At
the next meeting, August "a, il will have
twenty-five more applications for membership.
The next meeting will be held in G. A. r. hall,
Hinckley block, next Wednesday.
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Order OF the Golden Shore.

Alta regular meeting of Seattle Lodge, No 2,
Order Golden Shore, Friday evening, ten new
applications were received and six candidates
initiated. The lodge voted to hold another
open entertainment on Friday evening, Septem-
Der 80, at their hall in the Frye block.
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Latona Fr.ternal Nevs.

LAtona Lodge, /. o. G. T., No. %, held its reg
Mar weekly meeting Thursday evening for the
transaction of business. The names OF two
gentlemen were proposed for membership and
the following members were elected as dele
gates to attend the session of the District lodge
to be held at Kent, September pands: Mr.. A. C.
walter, Miss Eta Douglas, Miss Winnie Walker.
The following programme was rendered:
Recitation .................Mr Mr.. Samuel Coous
SOLO: :-....................Mr William Copestick
Reading. .........-...........Mis Miss Estella Cowan
Duet. Mr.. A. C. Walter and Miss Winnie Walker
Several visitors from sister lodges were pres
ent and spent the evening visiting with the La
tona lodge.
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Free and Accepted Masons.

IN Wednesday Lorraine Chapter, No. G. E. O.
&. had special meeting for comforting degrees
and to make final arrangements for next
Wednesdays leap year party. 1t Is to be hoped
that Ill Eastern Stars and Masons with their
cousins and aunts as well all members OF
their family, will attend and make the event q
Joyous success.
On Thursday Seattle Comm andcry, No. 2, X.
r. held regular conclave, and after the dis.
Ysteh Of regular business q Red Cross knight
endured the test and was dubbed q Knight
Templs
On Friday St Johns Lodge, No. Q, A. F. and
A. u. met in special meeting and passed on the
Fellow Craft degree waiting 4. A.
o. last night Seattle Royal Arch Chapter, No.
held regular conyocation. Routine busl-
ness M disposed OF and candidates balloted on.
The Nasouic world has but little to offer this
week, - 70 many are away, and with warm
weather md short evenings it requires moro
than the average love OF the order to draw its
votsdW around its affairs. Knights Templar
are looking forward to the arrival of seventy
trus and courteous Sir Knights from Joliet
Commsndery, No. 4, stationed at Joliet. Ill.
who will make short stay here on THURSDAY,
August Is committee will receive and rem
der them the attentions and courtesy known
among Knights Templar.
Independent Order Of Odd Fellows.
Olive Branch, No 4, met on Wednesday night
and conferred the First degree on two candi-
dates and appointed the following committee to
consider the matter OF entertaining the dele
gates to the Sovereign Grand Lodge which meets
ut Portland In September: Douglas Young, J.
Michel, B. r. Wilbur, d.. J. b. Loughary and 7.
v. Mcpherson.
Seattle, No. II, met on Friday night and In
the presence Of a large number conferred the
Royal Purple degree on two aspirants
Mystic, No. 81, met last night and conferred
the Second degree on one candidate for the
honor.
Seattle, No. z, met on Tuesday night and
transacted only routine business in the presence
Of the usual number Of faithful attendants.
The members OF Germania Lodge, No. Io2, met
on Thursday night in their hall, on Front street,
and conferred the Third degree on two can
didates.
Ridgey Lodge. No. 8. Daughters of Rebekah,
met on Friday night and admitted several new
members into the mysteries of the order.
Canton Seattle, No. s, will have a special meet.
ing tomorrow night to consider the advisability
Of going to Portland on September II and COM
peting for the prize offered for the best drilled
canton oy the Sovereign Grand Lodge.
On September 16, 800 delegates will pass
through Seattle and will remain here five hours
Lake Washington Lodge, No. 81, l. o. o. F.,
met Monday evening and initiated one csndi-
data. The lodge has changed its meeting night
from Saturday to Monday.
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Sons OF tho Covenant.

Seattle Lodge, No. 342, of the Independent
Order B'nai Barith, he'd meeting on Sunday
at its hall in Masonic temple and conferred the
initatory rites on one candidate.
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have immediate attention. The
buyers letter of advice tells about
silk, jets, beads. feathers, furs.
bands, edgings. ETC., etc., to such a
voluminous extent that the adver-
Using space demands a halt before
even brief enumeration is attempted.
Go into the center aisle and look
over the host of new trimmings we
show, and after you have finished
think of this !: That these are not
all of the splendid stock that we are
to have" But you will admit that
even now it is magnificent one. far
exceeding in beauty and extent any