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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-03-05
COMING LOCAL EVENTS

Queen City Lodge No. %. D. OF H.
meets in regular session Friday evenings
March s.
Regular conclave Of NJ. Olivet COM
nlandery No. 12 X. T.. tonight. Work in
the temple Full attendance desired.
Visiting fraters cordially invited
There will be given 10 the children o;
the Saturday afternoon coking club class
a. 2:30 o. m. In the Fletcher block. a freA
bread lesson. AL children are requested
20 be present.
There will be called meeting Of the
Wellss Circle Of Kings Daughters al tae
home of Aquilla HeitinGer. Friday a. id5
A fun attendance : desired as there IS
business OF importance.
The members Of the Ali society of the
Central Christian church are invited 70
meet al Inc home OF the president, Mrs.
Osborne. at sI4 North Emporis. Mrs.
Adjis Kenagy. secretary.
The Woman's Relief Corps Arson
Skinner camp :. OF vs.. and Ladies Al
Society No. IS. are requested 10 NEE: al
Garfield hall thi. Friday a. m a ?
O'Clock 70 attend The funeral OF CON-
rade White.
Lady Mofa;t, deputy organizer ~ Il.
l. o T. VI. desires % NEE: Knigats q
Msccsbees and their wives a. ire Ho-
tel Carey ton ght a. S p. n, sharp. Al
members requested % % present OF
time J. I. Leland. r X.
The regular meeting q the womzns
auxiliary - The board % missions WI
De held a; The -esidsncs O, Ms C-e5s-
tor. corner Emporia and Central ave
nues this ?. m a. $50 o'ciock- \ cor
dial invitation IS extended 10 al
Members 0: the Junior class OF Lew
is academy vii compete tor the J. His-
ginson sni John Carter prizes fo- ;hs
best grafton CT Free S;aiesmanshIp
this friday evening az S O'Clock n -
scademy chapel. Professor Babe scj
Mss Frances Lewis % the SicAne- en-
Se-vsio-y. VIII furnish music. TAz pub
lie inviisd- J. u. Mayor.
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weak note 50 often heard. He has i'm
proved bis opportunities abroad and evil
dences most thorough study, and the ir-
tellisence and finish of his work enhance
the effect Of his natural sympathetic
quality, so potent in its effect on the
audience. He has the true romantic style
not effeminate, but of real lyric power
This was expressed in the Aria from
Won Weber's Der Freischuetz"-"Durc
die Waelder." In sympathetic expression
ne gave pleasure in Acts serenade Cute
Nacht Du Mein Herzieges Kind" and in
Foerster's love song. 'Ich liebe dich.
With artistic simplicity he rendered
Rogers AT Parting" and two ballads
by Tosti. One of his encores. Schubert'E
''Du Dist die Run" was given with true
expreSsion.-The Critic, Cleveland, Feb.
Is, 1896
Mr.. Geo. n. Wesley, one of the leading
young pianists Of the day, came prom
:nently before the public through his ap-
pearances during the past two seasons
as solo pianist with the principal orches-
tras and concerts throughout America.
As an ensemble player. Mr.. Wesley, IS
an able interpreter, and for this reason
has succeeded in being the choice of the
management for the position of pianist
Of the company. Ii is confidently ex-
pected that this young American arts:
will be received everywhere as well as
he has been in New York for the past
severa. years.
Prices: Parquet. s1o0; dress circle and
family circle. 75c; balcony. Soc
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-03-05
COMING X. p. CONCLAvE
Some Very Important Legislation is Con-
tempiated.

An Eagle reporter asked Fred Sticky,
a Jealous K. P, for news yesterday, and
Fred said:
The coming conclave of the Knights
of Pythias in May will be grand as
semblage by the brotherhood, and Wich-
tia will, of course, do herself honor in
honoring the visitors. There will be
some important legislation before the
conc,ave. There are three propositions
awaiting crystalization in the order,
namely: One TO establish an industrial
school. one to establish an orphans home
and one to establish a home for the
aged, infirm and sick. OF course Wich-
tia wants 10 secure one of those homes,
ana the citizens outside of the brother
hood will join the home membership in
making it pleasant for the visitors.
'"Then, again. there will be inaugurated
here the Dramatic Order of the Knights
of Kohlrassen, which Is similar TO the
Shriners in the Masonic order. Many
eminent members of the order will make
pilgrimages from Gases. (Which, by the
way. is the plural of oasis. to confer
the Kohrassen."
Wichita will doubtless make it pleas
ant for the gallant knights.
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CITY IN BRIEF.

J. W. Rose of Hutchinson is in the city
w. L. Martin of Winfield is registered
at the Carey hotel.
Wichita's name was mud yesterday
morning after the drizzling rain.
C. H. Doane of Arkansas City is in the
city attending to some business affairs.
Mrs. ]. Brums.anlx of Harper is in the
city visiting Mr.. and Mrs. William
Schntzler.
]. D. Nicholson, associate editor of the
Newton Daily Kansan, was in the city
last evening.
Roy Daniels. advance agent for the
VIM. Monroe company, is registered a.
the Manhattan.
Mr.. E. B. Burnett. editor Of the Solo
mon City Sentinel, is in town, the guest
Of Gerald Volk.
DR.. H. E. Tietje is here from Cripple
Creek sojourning and negotiating the
sale of some rich Wichita dirt.
DR.. Yaney of Sedalia is to be appointed
chief surgeon of the Santa Fe system 10
succeed DR.. Hogabaum of Topeka.
marriage license yesterday 20 a. V.
Speer and May Armstrong, both Of this
city.
Robert Grimstead, formerly a clerk in
the Farmers Exchange, has signed with
the Ralston Health Yeast company of
Topeka.
Mrs John Baumstark came up from
Harper to attend the funeral of the little
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Schnitzler.
Mr.. F. T. Dolan, the new superintend-
ent of the Santa Fe at this point, comes
from the Northern division of the Mex
lean Central
j. A Leisure arrived in the city yester-
day and is hunting for Doc kessler.
with whom he served in the Seventh
Iowa infantry during the war.
c. l. .Seagraves, travelling passenger
agent of the Santa Fe, is registered at
the Carey. Mr.. Seagraves is in the city
experimenting the change of agents.
E. H. Cambell arrived from San An
tonic, Tex. yesterday morning. He
picked up during his travels quite a
nice string of steers. B. Q. still pos
sesses the get there qualities.
James Mckee arrived last evening
from California. on his way east. He
will stop a few days with his uncle, a
II. Mckee of Ohio avenue. Tney have
not met before for over twenty-four
years.
Captain ". E. Foster, officer in charge
Of the Volunteers of America. who an
nounced his farewell TO the work here 10
go to Hutchinson. has been granted two
months stay in charge of the work here
in accordance with the request of
large number of Christians who sent in
personal letters to Major McFadien a.
Topeka. There was also a large petition
sent in by the soldiers and friends The
soldiers give the captain benefit supper
at the nall Friday night 10 raise car fare
for him 10 go 10 the first anniversary
and council held in Topeka March !. 5,
and
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-03-05
THEY HAD A CERTIFICATES
But the Bluff Would Not 60 With Harry
sutton.

\ few days ago a comely couple
aiighted from a train and entered re-
spectacle lodging house. For some rea-
son unknown to the reporter a police
man was detailed 10 take them TO police
headquarters. After being held in dur
ance at police headquarters TIL the
dawn and breakfast time the man got
from his trunk at the Santa Fe depot a
marriage certificate and they were re-
leased, Then the husband reared up
and threatened prosecution for false i'm
prisonment He asked for the best legal
talent and said he would make il hot for
the city, whereupon Harry Sutton tap
ped him on the shoulder and said:
Don't get gay about, this matter.
am on. Ses? II you go 10 bringing
suit against the city ! will send 10
Kansas City and have some people here
who know YOU"
Don't do that" said the buffer, ''and
We VIII move on
And they moved
When crooked people run up agains;
Sutton, Wood. Cairns. and eve~ the new
police force they will find that the way
OF the transgressor is hard and the
wages OF sin have never been reduced
regardless OF the Carnegie MANAGEMENT.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-03-05

An ingenious person named Krohr-
whose patience is evidently more high
~ developed than his sense of humor,
has been making some experiment..
TINT are supposed to be very important
20 scientific teachers. He has founo
tl.at it takes young child 364-1 600 of
a second to recognize the letter C, s5s-
LOCO of n second to recognize the letter
a. and 1901 600 OF second 10 recognize
The letter t; while the word cat as a
whole is.recognized in 1891 900 of a sec
ond. Therefore, he says. primary teech-
ing should be done by words and not
by letters. and the letters should be liz
OF an inch high and printed in line not
more than four inches long. We don't
know exactly how be has discovered gil
these things. but that does not matter,
fcT he is evidently a very profound
person. We have done some figuring
ourselves cr the basis of his researche.
and we find that, following out his
method and adopting his kind of read
in, book. child of five years in an
average daily lesson would each day
ea-e o.7so-1o. 600 of a minnie out of Ste
Valuable time. Think of thae.--Rook.
o-oN.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-03-05
MIR DELANEY OF THE SANTA FE
New Agent at This Place Arrives and
Assumes His Duties.

Assumes His Duties.
L. r. Delaney, the new Santa Fe agent
for Wichita, is in the city Mr.. Delaney
IS one Of tha most competent railroad
men in the country. He comes from
Guthrie The Guthrie Capital has this
to say Of him and il can be verified by
many Wichitans who have met him:
IL r. Delaney, who goes to Wichita
as a promotion in the Santa F'e service,
is an example of application TO duty. His
agency here was a trying a turbulent
one in the carly days. and not easy after
ward. burt he stood by it like a sentinel.
Corporations are as ready 10 reward mer-
1t as indiy iduals are. Great concerns,
men everywhere. are hunting for ability
and trustworthiness. This is the rea-
SOL l.. r. Delaney is certain 10 progress
tapidly in the railroad profession
In addition to this editorial utterance,
the Capital gives this account of fare
Nell rendered Mr.. Delaney:
On learning that L. r. Delaney would
depart this evening for Wichita, Kan,
TO enter upon his new duties as agent al
that place, a few of his intimate friends
gathered together 10 show the high es-
TEEN in which he was held by those who
knew him best The occasion was one of
the happiest ever witnessed in Guthrie.
and as the merry crowd gathered around
ne beard of Ritzhaupt's popular cafe to
wine and dine" 10 this popular man, no
ono could doubt but with what true re-
gret his departure would meet in the
hearts of his host Of friends. II was q
ha ppy and yet sorroWful '.arewell," and
as the toasts were delivered each one in
his turn paid the highest possible tribute
to their departing friend. If well-wishes
will bring TO man success in lies under
tak!ngs. there is no doubt but VIVA,
Del viii reach the highest round in the
l. oder of success. No one has ever won
4 more lasting and worthy place in the
hearts of the people than has L. r. De-
aney during mis- residence in the territory
by his honest, energetic business methods
and his cheering smile with which he al
ways greeted those thrown in his way.
HIS departure viii be regretted by all
those Of the highest positions in life to
the lowly children Of the street; they
were al his friends ana an opportunity
VAS never neglected 10 show his appre-
citation OF that friendship.
Judge H. s. Cunningham oficiated as
POSTMASTER and acquitted himself in his
usual graceful manner. Twen;y-one
covers were laid. The service was elab-
crate and the tables. arranged in IT,
shape. were superbly decorated.
TOASTS AND RESPONSES.
'Why We are Here" l. G. Niblack.
''The Sooner Must Co" c. VI. Barnes.
Where Delaney is Going" c. B.
Adams.
over the Ste.n-Mugs," 0. 3. Beke-
meyer
A Clever Man for Oklahoma Cover
nor Renfrow.
a Clever Man for Guthrie" Mayor
FarQUharson
A Clever Man to Work For" \. j.
Coriljns
a Clever Man Generally" Attorney
General c l. Galbraith.
Checked Ou,-Counted H." L. r.
Delaney.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-03-05
INQUEST OVER WHITES REMAINS
Jury Decide That Deceased Met His Deati
by Blows EeInniousIY Delivered.


by Blows FeIoniousIy Delivered.
The inquest over the remains of L. j.
White, who was assaulted by Art In
gram last Monday night, and who died
from the injuries inflicted on Wednesday
evening, was held before Coroner w. II.
Rose in the basement of the court house
yesterday evening at 8 o'clock. The fol-
lowing well known citizens were impan-
eled as the jury: James Howard, fore
man; II. II. Stark, 0. d. Kirk. ]. E. Lew
is, Z. W. White and Z. A. Husa. The
jury, after hearing evidence from the
following witnesses: Frank Slatterly, c.
w. Simmons, s. VI. Tucker, Jim Hughes,
Charles +. Nessly. Joe Hinckle, Eugene
Kistler and May Ingram, wife of the
homicide, and Emily Mendenhall, aunt Of
the murdered man, returned this verdict:
IL. ]. White, deceased, came 10 his
death from wounds and injuries receiF-
ed on the night of March 1, 1897, by Art
Ingram and Mary Ingram, his wife. in
the city of Wichita, by being struck
blow on the head with an iron poker,
arl said wounds were feloniously in
fiicted.''
The jury gave their verdict without
leaving their seats.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-03-05
DANGER IN SODA
Serious Results Sometimes Follow It's FL.
cessive Use.


Common soda is all right IN its place.
and indispensable in the kitchen and for
cooking and washing purposes. but it
was never intended for medicine, and
people who use Z as suca vii some day
regret IT,
We refer 70 the common use Of soda 10
relieve heartburn or sour stomach. a
habit which thousands Of people practice
almost daily. and one which IS fraggat
with danger: moreover. the soda vnIy
gives temporary relief and ~ the end the
stomach trouble gets worse and worse.
The soda acts as a mechanical irr!tsnt
70 the walls ot me stomach and bowels
and cases are On record where Il accunu-
lated in the .a,es;inss. causing death By
Inflammation or psrtonitis-
DR.. HarIands0n recommends as TIE sss-
est and sures; cure To- sour stomach
(scid dyspepsia al excellent preparation
sod BY druggists under me name % STU
arts Dyspepsia Tablets. These tab,ess
are large 2o-grain Iozenzes. very pleasant
. taste and contain the natural acids.
pcptones and digestive elements essential
q good digestion. aEd Eaen fsksn after
meals they digest ne t5od perfectly ard
promptly before = has t-r1s 10 fsrment.
sour and poison the blood and nervous
system
Dr. Wuerth states taa, he faysr.ably
usss stgs-ts DyspeQ@a Tablets n Al
cases % stomach arrangements and finds
taeu = certain cure Tot ony f7r s7us
stomach. bur b. promptly 5Lgss,lag -
Cood they create = healthy appetite. IL
cresse Aes1 ana Strengthen ta- aet!1a -
tie heart and Liver T5ey are not q ca
tha-tic. 5uc intended oaiy for st0nzea
DISEASES az1 weakness and WI be found
reliable & az stomach ir0ub.e sxceP,
caacs- GO the stomach
Al 5rugsis-s sell s;uargs DysDsps.a
Tsb..ss a. - cents pe- gsekase-
4 I.tue book describing al forms =
stomach Eeskl-s- aHi tbsis cure mz5leS
free - a5a.css-as rs Slsz.t C. .. Ma
<a4-. M.ca-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-03-05
BEST OF ALL

To cleanse the system in a gentle and
truly beneficial manner, when the spring
time comes, use the true and perfect rem-
edy, Syrup of Figs One bottle viii an
swer for all the family and costs only 90
cents; the large size 81. Buy the genu-
inc. Manufactured by the California Fig
Syrup company only. and for sale by ali
druggists
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-03-05
Eyes of forset-Me-Not BIu..

Sleep. namesake sweet, go to sleep!
The twilight shadows are knee-deep;
The suns gone down behind the town,
And from the hillstop's golden crown
A faint, far day-star seems to peep.
Shut those orbs Of Heavens own hue;
The treetops whisper love to you:
Sleep. little love, the long day done,
Close, till the rising of the sun,
Oh, eyes of F'orgetsM blue!
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-03-05
"our New Boss" Frank O'Niel.

"our New Boss" Frank O'Niel.
Tine Press and the Santa Fe," F. H.
Greer.
Over the Rhine Paul Jundt.
stellar Lights" John Golobie.
THE Same Old DEL" Moses Wein-
Berger.
why we Come to ay Goodbye r.
V. Hoffman.
Mr.. o. G. Bekemeyer presenter letter
OF regrets from the champion Bohemian,
David d. Lahey who is sick in bed.
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Bryan Texas

co 10, ~
Dear Sir as myself and Brother Past
through Wichita Kansas in january
somewhat taken a fancie TO the town
aad all so the appearance of and looks OF
Of the pea pie and will like very much 20
Open UP A correspondence with some
nice young man Ore young Ladie that
may Learn something OF the town i am
a young Ladie 10 years Ode fair SOM
plected hazle Eyes very Black hair fl
en- weigh 1SS lbs good reperts ton will
Enclose stamp for reply. hoping to ex-
cused for this Boidness as its the only
way OF iearnig any thing Of the town
and like to correspond with young pep
PIE any way so you will please select
me nice fellaw 10 correspond with and
Z yourg Ladie too don't Object hope its
not truoling you too much yet hope TO
get an anser to this in the Near future
my Name and address is
Miss Annie Gibbs
Bryan Texas
hoping an Early reply very respectfully
Annie Gibbs
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-03-05
WANTS A CORRESPONDENT
Young Lady OF Bryan, Texas, Desires to
Hear From a Man,

The following letter was received at
the postoffice short time ago. address
ed 10 the postmaster. Here is chance
for some young Beau Brummei TO try
his ability as a correspondent. The let
ter is given verbatim ct literatum CT
punctuatum:
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-03-05
Lots of News.

Mrs. Gadabout-What was the news
at the sewing circle to-day, my dear?
Mrs. Onthego-Mrs. Buddins has a
new cook and Mrs. Remnant has the
same one she got two days ago.-Phila-
delphia North American.
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Three Justices OF the Peace and Three
ConstabIes-A separate Convention to be
Held Immediately Afterward TO Nomi-
nate Candidates for Counciimen and
Members of the Board of Education
From the Respective Wards.
A delegate convention Of the Repub-
Gcans of the city Of Wichita. will be
held in Garfield hall on Thursday, the
18th day of March, 1897, commencing at
10 o'clock a. IN, for the purpose Of nom
mating candidates for the following Of
fees, to-wit:
Mayor, city attorney, city clerk, city
treasurer, three justices OF the peace, and
three cons.ables. TO be voted for at the
election TO be held in the city OF Wichita
Kansas, on Tuesday, the 9Th day Of April,
1897. Immediately after the adjourn
ment OF said convention. the delegates
from each Of the various wards Of the
city of Wichita VIII meet at the same
place il a separate convention for the
purpose OF nominating candidates for
councilmen and members of the board Of
education from their respective wards.
The basis of representation in said con-
vention shall be one delegate for each
twenty votes. or major portion htereof,
cast for Hon. Caster l. Long at the
election in November, 1896. Under this
apportionment the various wards are en-
titled to the following representation to-
wit:
First ward ......-..- ................. q
Second ward $3.50. ...-...........-... %
Third ward -. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 70
Fourth ward .......... ............... q
Fifth ward ....-...-. .................. II
Sixth ward .......... .......-.-...-.- l.
The central committee for the ensuing
year shall be chosen by the delegates
Of this convention selecting one central
committeeman from each voting pre-
cinct of the different wards.
The primaries for choosing delegates
for said convention shall be held on the
18th day Of March, 1897, between the
hours Of 4 p. m. and p. M, at the fol-
lowing places, to-wit: First ward, NAM
moth stables, on South Main street, be-
tween Douglas avenue and Williams
street; Second ward, at 213 North Main,
street; Third ward, Eagle barn, on To-
peka avenue between First and Second;
Fourth ward, corner Of Oak and Law
renee; Fifth ward, Martinson block, West
DouglasSide; Sixth ward, corner OF Ida
and Douglas.
All ballots are to be printed on plain
white paper, of uniform size, 10 be ap-
proved by the chairman, secretary and
treasurer of the city central committee.
All Republicans shall be entitled to vote
al said primaries. By order of City Cen
trail Committee. H. I. DERRICK,
S. W. JONES, Chm.
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Barney O'Connor Of this city, was tried
in Cheney yesterday for having violated
the prohibiIory liquor law in that place,
ana the justice fined him one hundred
dollars. The case was appea.ed 70 the
district court by O'Connor's attorneys.
Messrs. Eckstein and Harris. The case
is one OF more than ordinary Interest.
due TO local manifestations OF temper
ance sentiments. O'Connor had gone 10
Cheney 10 start a malt-lemonade concern
and while he was absent the onslaught
was made, which may prove a case in
which righteous Indignation corked it.
self.
Il seems that a portion Of the commu-
nifty worked themselves up" 10 mobo-
cratic excitement and moved upon
OrConnor's place en- masse. O'Connor
was not there and had locked up The
house, hence an entrance could only be
effected by force. They not only broke
in the door, but tore out one side OF the
house and tore off portion Of the roof.
Theye were reG-hot IN their search for
red lquor-to destry i. They emptied
every jug. bite. cask. and key and even
the Goa. oil can. thinking the latter might
contain the juice OF the forbidden fruit.
They wound-no imatter what was
nos what they sought. Yet the court.
from evidence adduced. fined O'ConKr
500, as before stated. O'Connor says he
did not make much Of a defense, for he
regarded the legal proceedings a. sort
of Kangaroo court.
The appeal OF the case to the district
court -ans more than is implied in
an ordinary appeal. O'Connor says the
arrest Of not less than twenty persons
will follow, when the owner of the in
jured property is heard from in the east.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-03-05

Is especially true OF Hoods Pills. for no medi-
cine ever contained so great curative power in
so small space They are whole medicine
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r. AND MRS. VIM. SCHNITZLER.

All Odd Fellows are requested to NEE;
a Garfield hall today at 3 a. m. in re-
gala 70 attend the funeral OF Brother L.
j White. I. +. Parsons, sec.
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THEY GO AFTER 1T
CITIZENS OF CHENEY RAID BARNEY
O'OONNER'S JOINT.

10 Their Desire to Find the Soul Destroying
Red stun, They Tear Out the Side of the
House and Tear on Portion of the
Roof-He Is Fined One Hundred Dol
lars, But Appeals the Case-DeeiAres it
Farce and Says He Will Turn the
Tables on the DespoiIers of the Premises
Which He had Rented.
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Nut els.

Nut Caramcis-
Prepare vanilla, maple or choco
late caramels. Have ready in but.
tered tins number Of English
walnuts, hickory ruts. almonds or
flberts; pour half the candy over the
nuts, then add more nuts. and pour the
balance of candy on them. Cuf with q
thin. sharp knife when cold. Straw
berry csramels may be made in The
same manner. fsvoring and coloring
18th strawberry N-fracf
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Card of Thanks

1t is with earnest and heartfelt appre-
citation that We desire to express our
thanks to the many friends. the Degree
Of Pocohontas and the Improved Order
of Red Men for the many kind favors
they have extended to Us in the loss Of
our little daughter, and feel that they
deeply symp5thize with US in our be-
Teavement.
MIR. AND MRS. VIM. SCHNITZLER.