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DIVIDEND NOTICES,

Dividend NOTICES.
DIVIDEND NOTICE.-San Francisco Savings
Union, 532 California St. cor Webb For t6e
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per annum Of four and two-tenths a p nor
cent on term deposits and three and five
tenths C3.0 per cent ordinary deposits
free of taxes, payable and after Monday
January 3, 1898
LOWELL WHITE, Cashier
DIVIDEND No. so (forty cents per share) Of
the Hutchinson Sugar Plantation Company,
VIII be payable at the Office of the company
321 Market St, on and after Monday Decem-
Der 20 1897. Transfer books will close Tues
day, December H. 1897. at o'clock P. NJ
f. H. SHELDON. Secretary.
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The Novol MiIltlo.

Captain L. II. Turner, commanding
the naval militia Of California, lectur-
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s1O0o-Corner grocery and bar in the best por.
fion of the Western Addition; living rooms
low rent long eese is doing an lex eacetleJt stock
having trade; carries extra large sIoCA.
mi yalue in sight: old-establfshed place.
easily worth $500 to any one. NJ LESS 100
Market ST.
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FEMALE HELP WANTED.


COOKS in boarding houses, SIS;
Waitress, nice country hotel, $40:
Waitress 10 take charge. SIS:
Waitress and chambermaid $40:
Restaurant waitress IS week:
Mother and daughter as cook and second
girl; see party here:
SIS "'
Protestant girls, cooking and housework.
20; city, Berkeley, Alameda, Santa Rosa and
Oakland:
Girls of all nationalities to fill our numerous
situations.
J. F. CRosETT & CO., s1s sutter st.
NEAT young girl; light work; sleep home.
MISS CULLEN, S25 Sutter st:
WORKING housekeeper, s12 MISS CULLEN,
325 Sutter st.
COOK, $50; second girl. SIS; nurse s25, coun-
try; 10 housework girls. city and country
$50 and s25; young girls TO assist, $40 to SIS.
MISS CULLEN, 325 Sutter St
NEAT refined nurse, SIS. MISS CULLEN, s25
Sutter ST.
WAITRESS and chambermaid $40; Angels'
Camp; fare paid. MISS CULLEN, S25 Sutter.
WOMAN for country, s25. see party here:
woman, light housework, country, SIS, fare
paid; housekeeper, s12: Swedish house girl
city. SO; housework girl in family. $40:
nurse, $40; young girl, light place, IS; nur-
sery girl, sl2; number of girls to assist. s12
to $50. MRS. NORTON, 523 Sutter st.
WAITRESS for restaurant; Sc per week
Taylor st.
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An annual fair II a good business
proposition 20 any town and especially
so t. a city tina. has heretofore held
first rank N the word OF trotting horse
fairs. II the city CT Wichita failed on a
fair for 1897 II would be q serious blow
to the hors. interests OF this section ana
tha GLOW would lard rRhs on the point
ce Wiciita's Jaw. Some one may differ
with me whsn I say tha' W:chi,a's was
n the frs: rank o: trotting horse fairs.
bu- the facts bear ne out We have al
ways held the state Cccrd since The
mile track was laid out and an several
Instances We have held worlds records.
The yearins trott:ng. the 2-year-old
pacing. and she syea.-oh pacing racs
record in 1872 were made over the W.ch-
ia track. and las: year NE captured ons
record. that ct the fastest 2-ycar-old
PAGER Of the year. The Sesrcsler. e:i754.
There is still room on cur belt for few
more record scel2s. bun u would be .
poo- way 20 60 abou. getting them wera
We TO do away with cur annual fair.
In the new fair ASSOC Ia on. % far, chs
work has beet. done and the financial
backing Furnished by The business men
OF the city without soliciting and from
our neighbors IN the country. but n II
the intention OF the ASSOCIATION 60 make
this a regular old-tashionsd free-for-a!I
fair, and every farmer IN the county In
invited TO be present NEXT Tuesday and
lend rs ard. whether financial or other
wise.
The committees are expected 90 report
and some decision will be made as 20 q
place OF holding. either Rivers,fe or no
old far grounds r. L. PAP.
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will be held owing to the absence Of the
pastor, Rev. Griffith. Sunday school al
II 100 and Y. P. S. c. E. at 7:S0.
Emporia Avenue Baptist church. cor
ned Tenth street and Emporia avenue
Services as follows: Sunday school al
10 a. m. Preaching at IL a. m. and p.
m. by Mrs. E. S. Adair. Also preaching
every night during the week. All well
come.
Unitarian church, G. W. Todd, pastor,
holds services on Sunday morning in
Music hall, Sedgwick building, at IL
o'clock. Subject for the week: 1.-The
Relation of the Spiritual TO the Halter
ial." The public is cordially invited.
Sunday school at y o'clock.
Church Of Christ, Scientist, in Fletcher
block, H. West Second street. Bible les
son sermon at 1890 a. m. to which al:
are invited. Sunday school for the
children at the same hour. Song service
and experience meeting Friday evening.
Reading room opened Wednesday after
noon.
Rev. T. A Thompson will lecture at
the Spirftualise Temple, 213 South Wa
ter street, Sunday evening. Subject, us
Naturalization True?" and its philoso-
ply. Also a report will be given from
the investigating committee in regard 10
the medium under ceasure. The public
is cordially invited.
At Plymouth Congregational church
Mrs. Major Stillwell Of the Salvation
Army, who is said 10 he very interest
ing speaker, will speak at IL a. m. on
"Slums and Stun Work" In the even
ing at s p. m. the pastor, Rev. E. I.
Thayer. will preach his subject being
The Secret OF Thought and Action
Found in Character" The interest in
his evening sermons are growing.
You are cordially invited 70 the fol-
lowing services OF the First Baptist
church held IN the Y. NJ c. A. auditori-
UNI. Regular preaching services IL
o'clock a. m and a. s O'Clock p. m. by
the pastor. c. II. Wareham- Sabbath
school at 10 o'clock. B. Y. p. L. prayer
meeting at o'clock p. m. Regular
monthly business meeting OF the churc5
merit Thursday evening Al o'clock
Sc. Johns Episcopal church, corner
Third street and Topeka avenue-Ser-
vices IL a. m. and s p. m Morning sub
ject. 1.-The Divine Touch. Music by the
quartette choir. with special offertory.
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Evening subject, THE Nearness OF the
Spiritual Realm" Music by the full
rooed choir with solo offertory by Miss
Elvie Walker. Sunday eschool at $50
a. m. Young peoples services at $50 p
m. All cordial yinvited TO be present.
First Methods. church. The Junior
League VIII meet at $50. Miss Ellsworth
superintendent. Preaching by the pas
tor. W. B. SIutz, at 1880 a m. and p
m. Sunday school at $50 p. m Ep-
worth League devotional meeting al Z. p
m. In the morning hour the poster viii
preach on Christian Baptism" and bap-
tie a number Of persons. Az O'Clock
Miss Woods and a mixed quartette viii
sing special songs. All cordially invited.
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MUSIC AND DRAMA.

The local knights Of Pythias are very
active in their preparations for the con-
vention Of the grand lodge to be held In
this city May 18th TO 21st, inclusive.
Among the many interesting things pro-
vided for the entertainment Of the visi-
tors and the people is the production OF
"The Doctor Of Alcantara," a light conn
&c opera, of more than ordinary merit,
at the Crawford Grand, on the evenings
OF the 18th and 10Th. Mr.. and Mrs. d. w
Pitts, who have been for several seasons
similarly engaged by the Chautauqua
assembly, a. their beautiful summer re-
sort, Chautauqua Lake, New York, have
been secured TO direct and stage the play
For the pas. two months they and the
committee having the matter in charge
have worked increasingly TO produce the
entertainment in every way worthy OF
the occasion.
The cast is as follows:
Doctor OF Alcantara....Ha McClunS
Senior Baltbazar. B. A. Ward
Carlos ..................Geo Westgate
Sancno ....................... III St'ce
PcmpoSo ...--...............b A Walo
Donna LucreZia ........Mrs. Earl Blake
Isabella ...........Miss Monte Dunbar
Iaez Miss Jessie Lantz
The above opera was given by home
talent in this city twenty-five years ago
and many OF the participants who are
still in the city VIII be able to recall its
production under rather embarrassing
Surroundings
The Grand Ora;orio OF Elijah has
started OF with brilliant prospects. Mrs.
Catherine Russell met about two hund-
red people IN the large basement OF 81.
Johns Episcopal church Friday even
ing last Among those VINO have made
application 10 be IN the chorus are the
best singers in Wichita In fact. there
are but few well known singers who vii.
rot be II this grand musical effort. The
oTa;o-io selected viii be the chief OF n,
Will no doub. be rendered in q way tina;
will rsfiec, crsdi, upon this city sai
make !; the musical cen:er OF The stsia
IL the future The pride OF every singer
and vocalist = al stake IN the Success o.
This grea; musical undertaking. and sci
dom has anything been taken hold o.
| with such great interest and enthusiasm
Mrs Russell viii mess al those VIVA
can - presen: Monday from $50 % ie:Sl
| q II. $50 20 $50 p. n, AID rom %
p. n, in the basement; 0. s. Johr's
! church
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sy, Pearl Reed, ulia Sargent. and Minnie
PLEASANT SURPRISE.

PLEASANT SOftHRlSC.
Mr.. T. Davis was very Pleasantly sur
prised at his home 1894 South Washing
ton, Friday evening, by big crowd OF
his young friends. The polly youngsters
enjoyed themselves till the wee sma''
hours. Present were: Perry Baker.
Maude Christopher. Leslie Malorey. Mel
lie Hunt, Bertha Baker. Albert johnson.
Ed Simons, Anna Salesberry, Henry
Bolte, Anna Whaley, Robert Day, Lille
Baker, Zelda Hibbett, Ruth Maloney,
Jessie Williams, Nettie Freeman, Cecil
Barlow, Mollie Davis. Guy Davis, Daisy
Davis. Nellie Baker, Allie Miller. Flora
Maloney, Matte Davis, Iona Herman,
Mary Gould, Bertha Mcmahon, Oliver
Davis, Oscar Barlow, Clay Whaley, Cas-
slus ohnson, Anna Osborn, Clara Mill
gan.
OTHER SOCIAL EVENTS.
The Merry Maidens met with Miss
Blanche Chandler Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Coen Of kansas City, was given a
pleasant reception at Mrs. A. S. PARKS
Friday.
The city Normal school will hold its
fourth annual reception at the home OF
Miss Mary Kelley Wednesday evening.
Miss Lottie B. Newcomb left for Sher-
man, Texas, Wednesday. where she will
visit her brother and other relatives.
Mr.. Ross Miller. who rode the hundred
nile heat with J. F. Crib, was married
in Denver. May 4th, TO Miss Daisy
Lines. They will arrive in Wichita today
for short visit.
The young attorneys ard law students
Of the city have been considering for
some time the forming OF a SOCIETY for
ther mutual benefit. A meeting has been
called at the offices Of Stanley & Yer
million on Wednesday evening next.
May 18th, at p. m. All attorneys and
law students are invited to be present.
The Wichita Normal Alumni assocla-
tor held business meeting last Satur-
day afternoon. Miss Helen Aherne was
reelected president, Miss Mary Kelley
was elected vceo president, Mlo(, filss
was elected vice president, Miss Mary
Waggoner secretary. Miss Anna Stanton
treasurer, and Miss Ella Taft, historian.
The annual reception will be held at the
home of Miss Mary Kelley, 3o5 S. Water
street Wednesday evening, May 18th.
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BEDRIDDEN.
FIFTEEN YEARS OF SUFFERING
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STATE SUNDAY SCHOOLS
Annual Convention to be Held ut Newton
This Month.

The annual convention Of the State
Sunday School association VIII be held
a, Newton. May %. 2s and q.
Eminent Sunday school workers from
Illinois, Indiana and Oklahoma, besides
the leading workers Of our own state,
will appear upon the program
An open rate OF one fare for the round
trip vii DE granted from all Kansas
points Tickets on sale May 24-27. IN
elusive, sCod TO return as late as the
s9th.
This county is entitled TO as many del
egatss as II has schools.
For further information apply to @.
S. Caldwell County Secre .ary.
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STRAIGHT TALK ABOUT FAIR
Some Reasons offered why Wichita Should
Have = Rouser.

A call has teen issued FOR those inter-
ested in the success OF Wichi;a's 1897
fair TO meet with the directors and Of
ficers OF TIE new association 81 their
rooms n the city building next Tuesday.
May II. az , clock.
The new ASSOCIATION IS backed by he
merchants ani substantial business men
who are bound 20 make 4. go at any
cost.
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HOT MUSIC HIRED
0KLAHoNANs TO PLAY FOR AKAN-
sAs GRAND LODGE.

Three and Maybe Mors Bands WIN DIS
course Music all Hoau Of the Day and
Night Next wsek-0thsr Big Prspar-
attoas Being Made for the Coming
Pythian Deings-Half Rate a.c Seven
Day Limit on all the RaiIroads-En.
coursEement Given to Uniformed
Knights.
the executive committee Of arrange
ments for the meeting Off the Grand
Lodge Of Knights Of Pythias which vii.
be held in this city next week have Sc
cured the talent and services Of the
First Regiment band Of Oklahoma for the
ertire session. This band is made up Of
some OF the best musicians in Oklahoma
and II is said 10 be close second
to the famous Marshall band.
Each Of its members have four suits of
clothes, or more properly speaking, uri-
forms. and they appear in different one
three times each day. As one Of the not
ed men of their own territory says, They
are swell guys" With three bands on
the Streets and some bands that are ex-
pected to De brought by other delegations
there will be muse floating OF the air
al the time, DAY and night.
A one-fare rate for the round trip to
Wichita and return has been secured. It
will extend to all points in Oklahoma on
the south and 10 all points il Kansas on
the north. Tickets will be good for seven
days, thus giving everybody plenty Of
tire to vis.t Wichita right and have am
pie time to get back home.
viii Reeves said last night that It
would not surprise him if there are TO-
900 Knights here during the Grand
Lodge meeting. This, however, is too er-
thusiastic an opinion. There Will proba-
bly, be 1000 or 1,500 here. and that
would bea great dea..
The street car line will be decorated
from the court house to the Union depot.
Each trolley post will be wrapped with
tuntins until it will be like May pole.
Over $500 worth Of K. Of P. flags will
be used in the decorations.
Instead of giving prizes to the Uniform
rank. the boys this year will pay half
the railroad fare Of every company of
over sixteen members that will attend.
This will be an inducement to all uni
form companies, while prize for COM
petitive drill would induce only a, few OF
the best drilled companies to attend.
The program Will really commence on
Monday by comforting the Grand Lodge
rank. On Tuesday the Grand Lodge
proper will De opened for the regular bus
mess OF the order. On Wednesday the
election Of officers will be held and also
the parade. On Thursday there will be
a competitive drill, possibly, and there Is
some talk about promenade ball in the
evening.
The headquarters Of the Grand Lodge
will be a. the Carey hotel. The head
quarters of the Brigade will De at the
Auditorium
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DECREE OF HONOR,

Commencing Tuesday Off this week the
Grand Lodge Of the Degree Of Honor
OF Kansas will begin three days ses-
Zion in this city. It will be an event o.
considerable importance, although very
little has been said about the matter.
The Degree Of Honor Is the ladies' an
rex and auxiliary to tine Ancient Order
Of United Workmen. AS an institution Ii
Is doing as much work for the good Of
the human family as any similar organ
ization in Christendon. Its charity and
good works is truly democratic.
The Grand Lodge does not begin W I'll
Tuesday, but great many OF the dele
gates will arrive on Monday, and 1t is
requested by Mrs. Dutton that the train
committees begin work on Monday, so
that no visitor can have any reason 10
complain Of not being cordially received
in Wichita. The train committee as i:
now stands Is made up as follows: Mis-
souri, Pacific. Mrs. William HURT, Mrs.
George De France, Mrs. F. French, and
Mr.. William Ledgerwood.
Santa Fe and Frisco, Mr.. E. Root, Mr..
F.. Bulla, Mrs. Minnie Sauer, Mrs.
Grimes. Mrs. Gertice and Mrs. F. A.
Gackenbach.
Rock Island. Mrs James Nolan, Mr.. j.
Nolan. Mrs. Ed. Lashbrook, Mrs. Chas.
F. Ketzler, and Mrs. Chas. Fordham.
In addition to the above any members
who may have time to devote to the work
are cordially invited and requested to re-
ceive at the trains.
The headquarters Of the Grand Lodge
committee will be at the old court house,
on the corner of First and Main streets.
and all delegates are requested to re-
port there.
Among the other features Of the event
will be a banquet, but 70 member will
be admitted 70 IL without first having rs
ceived the eemi-annual password from
the Chief OF Honor.
The program Is as followss
MAY uTH-s P. n.
Reception Of delegates and visitors at
Hotel Carey.
MAY 12TH-e A. NJ.
Grand Lodge VII convene a. Garfield
hall.
Open meeting a. Garfield hall.
PROGRAM.
Call TO order by Chairman..........
Mrs. ". ]. Van Pelt
Music-Opening Ode ...-..-..---- Lodge
Invocation 80. ..--. Rev. 4 T. Beaca
Address o; Welcome ....-.....--....
80. go. Mrs Theresa Schumaker
Response ...... .-.--.....------.----
go. Ms. Anna ". Saute-, G. c Q. Il.
500 ...---. ------L- D. " s.1ea
Address. Review os d. OF H. Lodg-
es Of Wichita" ........A- A Rsesid.
Address Mrs. Georgia Notes.-The. c. Rec.
Violin Sob ....--.- ..--..r. HUFFMAN
Address. A. H Order. C. NJ W.
A. the close Of the open meeting ali
members OF the Degree OF Honor vii re-
pair 10 Peerless Hall. where they vii
be entertained by Peerless Lodge. D. OF
H, No. s., ard Queen City Lodge, D. %
Il. No. %, OF Wichita
Music by Prof.. Blume's orcAas,ra-
THURSDAY. NAY 18TH
Grand Lodge VII convene AZ a N
a; Cartel hal
The Grand Lodge COMMITTEES = a. fol
lows: M T. a Gacksaoach. Pres,
Ms. W. J. Van Pei.. vice pres: Mrs.
VIM I.eissrwooj. sec: Mr.. J. r Ds'-
ION. treas: Mrs ElA Boot bzn9uei:
DR.. O. ]. Taylo-. hall and p-ogr11s-
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speller2 We give $50
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PLACES OF WORSHIP.

Garrza ETsngs..czl church Sunday
school a, s.ss 4 =. Services al 1872 q
T. and 30 , n
Reformed church. corner Of Ic2ekA
Assnse aod Lewis street Ne preaching