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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-03-10
COUNTY Teachers INTERESTED
Joint Meeting of Sedgwick and Harvey
County Teachers.

A joint meeting OF Sedgwick and Har-
vey county teachers will be held al
Sedgwick City on the 9th instant,
which viii close the meetings. Of the
year.
Examinations for county graduates
will be held March 20, in the following
branches: Reading. writing, geography.
physiology and photography. On April
the examinations will be in arithmetic,
grammar, history and government.
Prizes and part scholarships will be
aw arded 10 the highest grades Of coun-
ty graduates. Superintendent Colville
has already received one hundred and
twenty-five applications toc examiEa-
ton. The meeting of the Teachers AS
ISOLATION last Saturday afternoon was
the best in attendance and most satisfac-
tory of any yet held.
Following is the program rendered:
Business meeting.
Methods in Grammar-U. N. Jefferys.
Discussion-Generdl.
The first years work in the country
schools-Helen Colville, Mrs. Ethel
Howard
Teacher and School-from the School
Boards point of view-John Tucker,
clerk of District No. 125.
Discussion:
j. II. Butler OF District No. y.
]. ". Skinner of District No. So.
D. A Wilson of District No. 3d.
Teacher and School-from the Teach
ers' point of view-William Pence.
Discussion:
w. c.. Smoke, Alice r. Sites. Fife
NJ. Sloan.
Common school examination March 20
and April 3. Test questions can be had
at the superintendent Office March 90
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-03-10
MUSIC AND DRAMA.
MONTE CRISTO.

thoroughly perfectp reduction OF a
play. itself perfect in construction. re-
uures not only dramatic artists but a
master mind 20 bring forth in detail all
the beauties and situations, Dumas
masterWork, Monte Cristo, in dramatic
form. with ali its wealth OF story. dra-
matte incident. thrilling and life-like de-
yelopment, calls for the acme OF stage
craft and ability for corerct preSenta-
ton. Mr.. William Monroe has given all
this and more "A cast OF melo-drsma tic
artists. each one % when not only
brings experiences ani study but artistic
instinct into play during the action %
this dramatic gem. OF the play itself
who can witness the performance ard
not be impressed With its truth 20 na-
ture. the young sailor. ambition. or the
verge Of being made captain % his ship.
thrown into the political prison %
France during the restoration following
the fsu q the first Napoleon. charged
with The crime % watch be * innocent.
sent there through Jealousy. lost % al
for eighteen years and = by miracle
escapes 70 become possessor OF fabulous
wealth and wreak venEencs on ms enc
mics. al ta.s uHf1lded n a plot never
s1sIsHed. lends A charm 20 the unost fss-
c.nacing and romantic drama % tae cay.
The performance given BY Nr. MnaToe
and MS super5 company can only b
uams1 a. perfection ". Monroe
opens Two nizat's engagement a. the
CrsRf3ri wednesday evening. March 10.
presenting Monte Cr.sto- second niEh-.
the four-scc come5y drama. -Tsnp:a-
ton Of Money. 1.li be given
PRIMROSE AND WEST.
Two separate and distinct COMPARES
ar cared wi-5 the Primrsss ard T-est
Ministries. one composed q white men,
5ers who APPEAR 81 an exposition q
ueEern. elegant minst7sisy and Ire 9th
= y genuine blacks wao present liv-
ing picture - nfe OF tae southern plan
alton from xnlc1 American rninstrslsy
e1aaars1 Tbs superb organization
VII give oBs performance n Wir5!la a;
tas Crzxfor3 Grand TIE feature o, ne
s-resI parade is that three brass banfs
VII % IN llue ard over seventy people
FARMER sLUMPERHAGEN.
TEE presentation = ne comedy --Far-T,-
e s..-ys-aagea: o. i5x Mandy Rode
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-03-10
Oyster stew
Cold meats.
OLIVES
Cake.
COFFEE.

After partaking OF this enjoyable
menu. the following toasts were given,
Charles A Musselman making very
effective postmaster:
The Victors." by Mr.. Holland: THE
Victims, or Our Honorable Opponents"
Was well rendered by hurry kirkwood;
The Pleasures and Troubles of the I'M
pire," was given in favor of the trou-
bles by A. Floyd Cssad; The Place for
Basket Ball in the Gymnasium Mr.
Dewey. The Benefits OF Basket Ball"
was given in fine style by Charles II.
Hatton, who seemed 70 think the sup
per the grea .est benefit derived from the
game.
Mr.. Stuerenagel, the physical direc-
tor, gave a fine talk on clean sports.
followed by Mr.. Fuller. who enlarged
upon the subject. Morris Schollenber-
ger gave a fine Interpretations talk
Professor B. F knight then blended To-
gether the speeches Of The evening with
a smiling continuance and pithy re-
marks. There was also presen: Mrs.
Reynolds. George Schollenberger. Clev.
ana Clyde Smythe, Homer Whitlock.
johnson. Dorsey. Chandler and Larkins.
Although the High school team won
the deciding game Of the series the num-
Der of points made between the two
teams stood even az the end. each team
having gained thirteen points. the High
school gaining by the final game.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-03-10
LEAVES WIFE AND PARENTS
Guy Pearl Jumps His Bond Made by His
Parents by MortGs Eing Their Home.

Yesterday morning in the United
man of thirty years. was TO come up
before Judge Williams, the charge be-
ing robbery He is the fellow who rob-
bed the postoffice at Crystal Springs,
Harper county. some months ago.
After consulting with his attorney Mr..
Helm, he was advised to throw himself
upon the leniency of the court by plead
ing guilty, the evidence being plainly
against him.
Pearl is the only son of his parents
who mortgased their farm to so upon
his bond of $1,000. His wife is also here
with him. When he saw a term in the
penitentiary staring him in the face he
forgot his parents and what harm he
would work them, he forgot everything
except himself, and going out upon a
tlimsy pretext with a young man of mis-
acquaintance he left the court room.
Arriving at the Santa Fe yards he pro-
nounced his intention of skipping out,
wnich he did His companion returned
and told the old father what Pearl mad
cone. The weight OF the situation soon
struck him forcioly. After all his years
OF hard work TO see his home and means
OF making a livelihood drop from his
hands in a moment and 10 know that his
only son was the cause, nerved him 10
action, and he issued the following.
which was given 10 Sheriff Cone and
Chief of Police Campbell:
Wichita, Kan. March .. 1887.
ITO The Sheriff OF SsSgWick 10 The Mar
shall OF the City of Wichita, or TO any
other person;
Il VIII pay a reward Of $50 for the cap
ture Of Guy Pearl and his delivery - the
United States marshal for the district OF
Kansas. a Wichita. Kan. He is thirty
years old feet S inches high. WEIGHS
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-03-10
MEET IN TKIPERTITE COVENANT
And Fix Dates for Holding Primary and
Convention,

The Populists, Silver Republicans and
Democrats-that is TO say, those Of them
who are managing the menagerie-met
in tripertite conclave at the police sta
lion Monday night, and after lengthy
discussion came to an agreement that
they would call primary election for
the 18TH instant to select delegates TO
their city convention which is TO be
held on the Goth. The ratio of represen-
tation calls for one hundred delegates.
diviled among the wards according 10
their respective votes cast for William
Jennings Bryan at the presidential eie-
fion
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-03-10

the Goat at the Crawford Grand by the
A. o. L. ". last night was most success
full The A. o. L. w. as usual scored a
big success although the attendance was
not as large as IL should have been or as
was expected. The play abouaded IN
humor that was we'll brought out by the
actors. The various incidents and acct
dents that beseH poor Farmer Slumper-
hagen and his good wife Mandy were in-
tensely ludicrous. The character OF Man
dy was especially cleveriy presented.
However each participant deserves men
ton OF a complimentary nature. Special
ties were introduced, Mr.. McCarty doing
a very clever dance and NJ. r. b. Wal
den singing one OF his fsyorite numbers
with that rich and pleasing voice Of HE.
Both were encored and deserved IL. The
play ended with mock MOgulllan lodge
and initiation Of the unsophtsticated far
or and the subsequent interference OK
Mandy. The take-off on lodges was ex-
ceedingly good and cleverly done, end
pleased the audience immensely. The A.
O. L. w. boys deserve praise for their
efforts. Following Is the cast OF cnaFac-
ters:
Farmer Slumperhzssn. ..-..-..--L- NJ Beers
Mrs Mandy SiUmpeThaR sn.-...-.--.-.-.--
.....................A Mr.. ". J. NsHpsit
Miss Martha slunperhasan..~...-,..-...
= tf4lf - y nan
Master Lee siumperhs gan. Lee LeBFanii
Master Frank Ssumperh a gan ..-..,---.--
..................--... Frank L>efsfanci
And other children too numerous
10 mentor.
A .. T. ". Boys Mr.. McNicol, \. A.
Reside. Mr.. Henrien, }. A Newman
llr- D1V son ~ ~ SAEs7.-F
Frank Brown. uneSiCsi stufsnt..--.-.---.
.-.-.s.---. coo -fit.ls isaiarf
Charles Smith. Law student. j. = Newman
Jfus-ufe bell bov-..-...-..-. Lee I.sf5rsrrff
George CLARK. pSEshe1 bum. a 4 Reside
SfTs Johnnie Ackerrns q -.--.-.-..----.
..--......-.....M Mrs Charles Forfnsn1
Mrs J. s.. Bsst-.-.-....-S lrs. George Iitisl
Far p04l erraft. nj al-s@li y
Chef Moguiiion. Past Ch1sf Noznifor.
chef AvsBzsr Past Cnssf Avenzer. Cnisf
Cashier. Chief gIiH Driver, cnief PDs1er,
chef BouEcer-Ay stsri0us Fls.i4nis from
EsLes
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-03-10
CITY IN BRIEF.

Judge S. r. Peters left for Hutchin-
son last night.
Attorney Bigger Of Hutchinson was in
| the city yesterday.
w. Paffenberger has opened tailor
| ing establishment on North Main street
Davied Leahy was a little betetr yes
terday but will be confined for some time
| yet.
Attorney General Boyle and Mr.. Tin
| der will lecture at the Peerless hall to-
night.
Miss Maud Wallace has entered the
dress making school in the Zimmerly
block.
Hon. Eugene Ware, the poet iaurate
| Of Kansas. was in the city yesterday on
| legal business.
Mrs. d. B. Willmans has returned from
New York, where she has been purchas-
ing millinery for the spring trade.
Officers sent for the patrol wagon yes
terday. which went 10 the packing house
and returned with a plain drunk.
D. D. Vincent. who recently returned
from Kansas City. has gone into bust
ness as a confectioner on North Man
street.
Harry Br.nkman. the lumber mer-
chant Of Larned. Is attending the United
States court, having been subpoenaed
as witness.
The season of the block" has come,
The saddest Of the year,
Whap il yaor,5
In glass or two OF beer.
The police commissioners turned over
$500 70 the city treasurer Findlay Ross,
Cor the month OF February. which Mr..
Ross considers quite satisfactory.
silver at the police station yester-
day. mad two prisoners washing blankets
in a vacant lot adjoining the city hall
TIE water was heated over a campfire,
in a ten-gslion tank. and the ellmina-
ton OF dirt and crumbs was immense
and salutary.
Judge ]. y. Haymaker went down 70
Winfield last night 10 attend court. He
esEo HIM ssIBI U. p5uyglsI u=eq sUv
pshdng in tha, court. involving a large
estate part OF which is the Benton block,
the finest building in Winfield and also a
large amount OF property in Rock Is
land. III.
Among those visiting in the city yes
.erday from other places on business or
pleasure were: ]. C. Patt.son. Abilene;
R B. Morris. Atchison; c. ". Ellis,
Medicine Lodge; l. A Bigger. Hutcnin-
son: George Getty. Syracuse; W. H
Lemon. Larnsd; E. Wakefield. Cheney.
and Lewis Walton Of Harper.
Effective yesterday. the Frisco llne
has a new time card making Wichita
division poin, for freight trains Freight
for points between Wichita and Els
worth now leave a; 7.59 a. n. daily. a.
r.ving AT Ellsworth a. ? ?. m. returning
% Wichita "a $50 ,. m. In addition 70
an improved freight service Il wiz neces-
state four train crews removing 10 this
point There has been no change n the
time % passenger trains.
Council No. Is. Fraternal Al Asso-ia-
ton a; its regular weekly meeting lzss
night. after transac:ing the usual roy
the OF business. inciuding the Initiation
q several candidates. called OF 70 -
freshnents. and everybody INDUCED n
a most reis1aoIe box supper. and iaea 81
an ;mpronpsu program q music. -ecits-
Mons. t-ss-a-tetes, colcsudlng WIKI a
brief tripping q the NgA, fantastic ay
several couples % the young tozss Alto
gsshe- the occasion was full OF enjoyment
10 al present. just a. No IS always
makes sue. events
We al Ike 20 put Of disagreeaa.e iohs as
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-03-10
BREws NOT MALT But TROUBLE
Another House Mover Has q Whole House
Full of Trouble.

A family row brewed al the home OF
Brew. the HORSEPOWER 1t seems that
Mrs. &. mas gone away with the chill
drcn. never to return. and the lonely
husband took until himself girl COM
panicn 10 wash the dishes and shoe the
chickens off the porch. Mr.. Brew's
mother appeared upon the premises and
there was trouble in camp--a regular
Hankins hair-pulling. The girl was ar
rested and detained over night at the
Hotel de Cone. when she was released
and the sheriff told her 10 go and sin
no more" consecut!vely. And she went
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-03-10
swITCHMAN INJURIES HIS HAND
Loses One Joint of His Index Fin ger While
Making a Coupling.

Bert Reed. switchnnan in the Santa
Fe yards, had the misfortune 10 mash
the end OF the index finger of his right
hard yesterday while making a coupling
between a coal car and the engine. DR.
Purdue amputated the finger al the
first joint The second finger was also
bruised quite severely but not seriously.
Mr.. Reed has been working on the road
for nearly seven years and this is the
first accident ne has ever had occur. He
was a little bit slow in taking his finger
away when the tender and engine came
together
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-03-10
THEY ROE AN OLD MAN
But Are Arrested in Wichita by Officers
Wood and Suttou.

Harry Sutton and Bedford Wood yes
terday arrested two bold, bad robbers
from near Hutchinson. Their names are
Oscar Nelson and William Shive. They
are accused of having entered the resi-
6ence Of an old German citizen residing
two miles from Crimson, and at the
rnuZzle Of a shotgun holding the whole
family up in regular Bill Doolin style.
They secured SS7, which the old man
was known 10 possess. Word was sent
out in all directions by Hutchinson otf!c-
ers, and yesterday the Wichita officers
named above caught the robbers in this
city. They were taken handcuffed TO
Hutchinson last evening by Deputy Sher-
if Hodge. The money was recovered.
Good feather for Harry and Bedford.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-03-10
DOCTOR JORDAN GETS THE BALL
Cuts Into Robert Price, the Hol6-Up, and
Extracts 1t,

Robert Price, who was shot by
CHARLES Wilkins-when the latter was
defending himself against a hold-up
several nights ago-was resting easier
yesterday afternoon, DR.. Jordan having
located the bullet and taken it out of
Prices back under the right shoulder.
The bullet is battered at the conical end,
the greatest resistance having been at
the breast bone. 1t ploughed through
the top of the right lung and lodged un-
der the right shoulder, as previously
stated
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-03-10
PROBATE COURT Is FULL HANDEl
A Very Busy Scene Presented Yesterday
Afternoon.

On entering the probate court yester-
day afternoon an Eagle reporter witness
ed a scene of activity. Judge Haymaker
was hearing the annual report of Mr..
Maxwell, administrator of the Bourgttte
estate; Chief Clerk McCanless was issu-
ing marriage license; Doug. Caldwell
was copying marriage returns to furnish
statistics for the state; Attorney Joseph
Brubaker was examining the files of an
estate preparatory TO beginning legal
proceedings, and the mother of three
children was awaiting the attention Of
tht court TO have her children admitted
to the industrial; school at Beloit.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-03-10
The aaha alu duednes Horuus, 9nareh TO- 1897.

about $50 pounds, one front tooth gold
lined, wears broad brimmed slouch
hat. dark macintosh, colored shirt, long
neck tie. G. y. PEARL"
Last night Harry Sutton located Pearl
in the Stem block, on the corner of Law
renee and William street, where he was
in hiding. He arrested him and took him
TO the police station where he will re-
main until his trial
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-03-10
TREE KNOCKED HIM DOWN
Mr., Gibson OF the West side Hurt by a
Falling Tree.

Mr.. John Gibson of the IVES, Side,
while cutting down q tree yesterday on
the farm OF Mr.. NJ Stanton Two mites
west OF the city, had the misfortune 70
be struck by a large limb as the tree
fell. The blow was sufficient % knock
him down with considerable violence.
The LIMB struck him upon the fore
head and tearing the skin Of made quite
deep cur He was considerably
stunned by the blow, bu, upon exznina-
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ton it was found that the skull was no,
fractured. He was brought to town
where his wound was dressed and he
was well recovered from the shock last
night
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Ord Of IhankA

We desire % express our sincere graf
tu6e and heartfelt thanks % the many
4 ads and NJ gabors for the kindness
al sympathy extended % Is N tae
Sickness and Death % our darling IyT-
re.
Mr. AND MRS r 4 SEELT
Ard ssn..y.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-03-10
Liver Ills

Like hliousness, dyspepsia, headache, consti-
patton, sour stomach Indigestion are promptly
cured by Hoods Pills. They do their work
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-03-10
Real Estate Iraa.ser.

TsEJE are People -he ~oult 90 Ereai
at. OUt oeczzse they rzS4t for Trez; oPppK-
taaItses- life passes. and tse 49, % scst ara
ncs done - al--~LhEzxo stzocars-
THE re;orKser = . nViag lee4zr-tss5 Q.
wzr.-Ez1s GSA
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-03-10
COLLEGE

Tuition in either college or academy
classes $l2. payable In advance. Tuition
for the year at entrance IS. Holders OF
scholarships must present their eeT;i-
fcates TO the registrar on entrance IA or
der to secure remission OF tuition fees.
In the academy. three parallel courses
OF study. Classical. Latin Scientific aad
English-normal. In the college proper.
Classical. Literary and Sclentihc-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-03-10
THEY sQUAKE UP ACCOUNTS
Basket Ball Teams Hold High Carniva
Over Oysters and ToAsts.

When the boys take hold Of any thing.
whether a basket ball game or a BAN
Duet. IL is sure 10 be a success. AS re-
suit of the High school winning the Sc
ries Of basket ball games recently play
ed between the teams of the Y. NJ. c. 4.
and the High school. a banquet was
served last night at the Woman's En-
chance. The following is the menu as
served:
Oyster stew.
Cold meats. Saratoga potatoes.
Olives Celery. Pickles
Ice cream.
C,ta Frlii.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-03-10
c. j. FLETCHER,
Spot Cash Grocer.

IoS y. Main 81. IIS = DOUG. ANe.
dozen Eggs for ..--............s $50
Granola (maie in Battle Creek pkg 80
y 10 can Caviar (besD -..---.... 600
q 10 can Caviar tbeso .........-.... $50
Heinze Mince Meat. 10 ............. 100
Regular price 15c-wc want 10 close
Il out.
Arluckle Coffee. pkge ....-........ iSc
Lion Coffee, pkge ..........-...-..-. 1So
XXXX Coffee. pkge ...........--.-- iSc
Early Ohio Seed Potatoes. bu ...... 500
Try Extoa Oyster Crackers.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-03-10
THEY GOT THERE
AND TWO HAVE RETURNED TO
THEIR HOMES.

The Guatemalan Tourists Have Rugged
Livingston Observations by Sea aud
Land-New Scenes and Ideas of Life in
Central America-Wouderful Wealth of
the Country, But Dangerous Climate
for White Men - Rare Relics Brought
Home by the Travellers.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-03-10
4 LOST BOY
Came to Town with His Big Brother and
Disappeared.

Al a late hour last night Officer James
Derr was hunting for young man who
was lost in the great whirr and mum OF
a metropolis, II seems that Two young
men came down from Furiey last even
ing, the youngest being unacquain ted
with The things OF the world and the
ways Of men. His older brother stepped
into George Meals barber shop 10 sc.
shaved, leaving the boy brother out on
the sidewalk. BY the time the older
brother was shaved the little shaver on
the outside had disappeared and re-
manned lost 10 his brother az midnight.
The older brother said the los one was
never in town at nigh; before; was Ut
terly ignorant OF the ways OF the city:
had never drank or dissipa;ei in any
way and ne (the older brothe-) feared
foul play
Mrs. ORGY sumption has gone 10 Kan
sas City 20 accept position there. and
has turned over the cement business 20
Mrs. G. w Sumption, who win continue
the business OF her deceased husband
in this ely.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-03-10

VIZ ali Ike 20 put Of dissgreeah,e JOBS a.
long as possinle.-washirgton Democrat
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-03-10
FACULTY.

y. j. Morrison. president. psychology
and philosophy.
Flora .. Clough, dean or womsn's
department. English literature.
Paul Roulct. mathematics and French.
W. II. Isely. history and political
science.
q. NJ. Chase. Latin.
u. +. Buck. normal traininga nj Eng.
lish. language.
A. y. Leonard. Greek and German.
John Barlow. biology and natural
science.
W. Adam. director OF school Of FMS
arts.
A. W. Slckner. director Of schoos q
music.
Assistant teacher. IN all fepa rtrnents.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-03-10
HE SHOOTS TO KILL
AMOS FRAZIER SHOOTS CHARLES
DIOKERSCN.

Both Men Are Hotel Proprietors In sedg-
wick City, and Both Were Eager to
Secure Lone Commercial Traveller
Had Long Been at Enmity. Engendered
by Business RivaIry-D ickerson Is in a
Critical Condition, Having Received a
Shot Near the Heart - Was Formerly in
business in Wichita.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-03-10
NEW SPECIAL FEATURES:


l. Organizsti cn Of The womsn's de-
partment under the control Of Dean
Clough. IN It's own quarters. and with
It's own boarding house.
2. Henceforth the thorough psos~~-
slouaI training OF teachers. under ths
expert IA pedagogy. will hold proni-
nent place in Fairmount educational
work.
3 The new school OF art for in<truc.
tons in asl branches OF painting anf
dra wing Studios at the college and IN
Ssdgwick block. corner FIRST and Mar
ket streets.
No extra charge for uorrnsl training
Tuition fees IN art school very moderate.
not above those customary charged
Wichita
For catalogue OF Information eaIi on
or address
President Paramount College,
Wichita, Kansas
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-03-10

TIE 0reSt1tssi0a = ne c5sne1y FafTTl-
= S..=Se-aassa: % Ho~ Mandy Rode
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-03-10

Common school examination March &c
and April 3. Test questions can be had
at the superintendent Office March 90