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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1898-08-19
PROCEEDINGS
OF THE
NENGCRA
County Central: Committee

mlttee ot. E.lko county. IL meeting was
he'd at Elko Ut S O'Clock. p. NJ. Friday
August II, 1888. Ihe meeting WAS
called TO order by J. f. Trip!ct,, Chair
man.
On molten the following re o.utions
were adopted:
Resolved, That Il Democratic Con.
ver.tlon FOR Elk" county be held oh
FRIDAY. SEP EMBIH Is, 1898.
at L. O'clock A.. NJ. at the Courthouse
i'll Eiku.
heS0tred, That primary elections
be held ut the places named below ON
Saturday, September 3, 1888,
between the hours of > and ) u. NJ.
That the persons named herein
shall constitute the Election Boards
for the various precincts herein nam-
ed. that said primary election be he Id
for the purpose of elect,ng Delegates
to tie Democratic Convention Of Elku
county to be held at the time and
place stated above, and that the fol-
Loving test he required nf voters at
said primary ck ction: Are You Il
Democrat and will You support the
nominees Of the Democratic State
and Comfy Conventions?
The places of elt ction and the Off
GERS of election are as follows: .
Observation-Disclosures Husa
Honse: Inspectors. Ed Todd, II. w.
Nllkerson, ~. b. Waller. 9Del.
WHITE Rock Wibra's Store: In
spec'ors: j, S. Winter, /. II. Pogue,
a. G. Mitchum. Del.
MOUNTAIN CITY Halls Store: In
epecoors, f. M. Ish, James Martin,
w. ID. Hand. . Del.
ISLAND Observation-Disclosures:
~Inspectors.E Penrod, Wat MmItin, j.
l.. French. Del.
NohTH. FoRK-Morgan SheaIer's:
Inspectors, Jas. Holland, w. e. John
son, Charles Doherly. 2D.l.
Elko-Sherwood's store: Inspectors
]. B. Sheldon, L. f. Morgan, G. w.
Litton. S Del.
Carlin-B Bernard & Hills: Inspectors,
Geo. Mcintosh, Dan Hill. A. j..
Kennedy. ~ ,...... Del.
LAMoILLE--SchoOIhouse: nsp
tors, Ed Odell, Oswald McDermott,
j. II. Myer. ...,..'t .tt. 2 Del.
HALLEoK- Hotel: Inspectors, Geo.
Gilmore, james Mentally, w. G.. Ran
dolph. 2Del.
4 South FORK Upper Schoolhouse:
Inspectors, Charles Kleckner, w, T.
Crane, w. A. Tucker. -" 9 Del.
RAILRoAD-Schoolhouse:. Inspec-
tors. s. p. Weller, John backward, O
Ross. Del.
MOUND VALLEY -Lindsay's Store:
Inspectors, Ed Carville. Geo. Moody,
VIM. Kennedy. . Del.
HUNTINGToN-A. W. Browns: In
epectors, W. S. Clayton, G. II. Hale,
j. W. Roork. . Del.
CAMP Observation-Disclosures: In
spectora, b. &. Murphy, Lee Scran.
TOP, John Broderick. |.'f. ! Dcl.
STARR VALLEY-Starr Valley
Schoolhnuse: Samuel Riddle, M.
Hail, VIM. McComb 4Del.
NoRTH RUBY-Schoo.house: In
spectors, ]. p. Woolverton, Sam
Bachnau, Gus KrrDba. . Del.
South RUBY-Winc's Store; In!
spectOrs. Frank Gedney, Il. Harrison
John Schoer. $50 y Del
WELLs--Gobble's Store: Ipspec.
tors. John Sbeltor, Allen Fisher, A.
w. Gobble. 4 Del
ToANo-Spencer's Store: Inspec.
tore, + erd johnson, II. Voi1ht. 1 Del.
TEcoMA Lees Store: Inspectors.
Walter Gamble, j. l.. Davenport,
Eugene Mnnsee. ! Del
CLOVER VALLEY-Schoolhouse: In.
spectore, Charles Lampman, a. r..
Wiseman, Nick Schoer. / Del. ,
DEMONSTRATIONS: Inspectors,
James Huey. 7 IT Sfroftop- II. RI. |
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1898-08-19
DIED.

MIHE--At Elko, Nevada, August
19, 1898. Mrs. MINI, a native of Hi.
nois. aged 80 years.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1898-01-02
HEALTH OF THE GLADsToNEs.
Both the Grand Old Man" and His
Wife are Very Fp,sbIa

Both the Grand Old Man" and His
Wife are Very Feeble.
London, Jan. There was a drama.-
ic scene at the National Liberal club on
Wednesday. In the midst OF the
speeches TIe Chairman called upon Mr..
Gladstone % make a speech and a
Photograph Immediately gave an ex-
tract from the s5atesman's last speech
ir the house Of commons on the subject
Of the house of lords. TIE words We're
mast clearly heard. Mr.. Gladstone said
''bt is not for the commons 70 pro-
nounce judgment on the subject. There
Is a higher authority than the commons.
1t is the judgment Of the nation, Wtlich,
in the last resort. must decide.
An immense outourst OF applause
greeted the repetition of these memoir
able sentences.
There are disquiedng reports regard
ing Mr.. and Mrs Gla1stone's health.
They ATTENDED church at Christmas and
appeared 10 be most feeble. Mrs. Clad
stone ha3 to be led TO the communion
table. while Mr.. Gladstone was com
PEELED 20 cling 10 the choir stalls on MS
way there. Mr.. Gladstone's eyesIcle is
morse. On leaving the cl7urch ne failed
TO see his carriage, which was only two
yards off.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1898-01-02
ABOUT A NATIONAL UNIVERSITY
Project Discussed In the Light of the Civil
Service Agitation

NEW YORK, Jan. IA Washington
dispatch to the Post says:
Whatever may Zoe the merits of the
National University project, in behalf
of which convention has just conplet-
ed a hree days session in this city, it
must be acknowledged that at this time
in particular certain forces in the politi-
cal wCrld would naturally tend to dis
courage its promoters. If the govern
nleTrt is to undertake more things it is
especially important to know that il
will do them right. Between the spoils
system and the merit system the differ
ence in economy and morals is 50 ele-
mental as to need no comment.
And vet, SO much as we have of the
merit system in letter and in spirit IS
in this session of congress encountering
almost a life-and-death struggle. One
OF the great political parties, which poll
ed slightly less EInan so per cent of the
poplar vote at the last election, had an
attack upon the merit system as one Of
the prominent planks of its platform.
Nearly seventy-five of the Republican
members OF the house attended a eau
Gus a few evenings ago to determine up
on plan OF modifying the existing
civil service system SO that there would
be more pie" to go around. It is very
likely that a disagreement between
these two sets of enemies OF civil serv-
ice refo,m-tle Democrats processing to
be unwilling to vote for anything snort
Of the repeal, and the Republican spoils-
men daring to go only to the extent OF
a modification of the present laws-will
result in saving the law as it is for the
present congress and administration.
But SO long as the spoils system comes
50 near to clutching the offices Of tie
government as i,s own, il is hardly en-
couraging TO think OF putting at its dis
poSal the staff of a great university. all
the way from professors in philosophy
down to coal s.1oveilers in the furnace
room.
Another pr05ieCn now before congress
which discredlts the ability Of the gov
ernment to run a university is that OF
the census. This is a great intellectual!
and scientific undertaking, not entirely
different in its scope from the manage
ment o. university. a federal census
costs every ten years a sum az great as
the entire permanent investment orop-
critics Of Harvard University are worth.
Tue United States nave apparently not
yet reached that stage Of progress in
government when IT can conduct this
work inteilgently. Il is generally agreed
The Wichita daily eagle., 1898-01-02
NEW PRESIDENT IN CHARGE.
Horace C. Burt Takes Over the Unior
Pacific Presidency.

Horace C. Burt Takes Over the Union
Pacific Presidency.
Omaha, Neb., Dec. 31.-Horace G. Burt,
president-eiect OF the Union, Pacific Rail-
way. formally assumed charge of his new
Office this morning. The event was un-
attended by any demonstration or by
any acts that would signify that the in
stallation OF a new regime had taken
place.
In a brief Interview, President Burt
said that he had arrived in Omaha 70
stay and should ,ake charge OF his new
office at once He said that the receivers
would remain IN control OF the property
Tor some little time yet, but Il was i'm
possible - tell just when the receiver
ship would be terminated. Regarding
changes in the official family % the
Union Pacific, Mr. Burt said he thought
there would be none "a present, Tomor-
row President Burt. Vice President Mink
and General Manager Dickinson viii
leave fo- trip % Inspection over the
Union Pacific main line.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1898-01-02
GREEN CHRISTMAS IN ENGLAND
Which May Fatten Churchyards bu
Not Trsiesmen's Wallets.

Which Nay Fatten Churcnyards but
Not Trsdesmen's Wallets.
| copyrighted 1895 by the Associated Press)
London, Jan. 1.-The year closed
spring-like, with brig1t sun. and the
papers note many instances in which
flowers are blooming in gardens fine
south of England. The wall OF the
London storekeeQers az the holiday bus
mess is iong and loud. The complaints.
which are universal, are attributed TO
the bareful influence of the jubilee tes-
tivities. The numerous country house
parties also ti1innei the number OF
West End purchasers.
The queens New Years gifts 10 the
poor Of Windsor were distributed today
at the riding school at the castle. There
were nearly 1000 recipients. and about
1000 pounds Of beef and 100 tons OF coal
We're dispensed.
The prince and Princess Of Wales and
Princess Victoria of Wales start on
Monday TO pay a weeks visit 70 the
Duke and Duchess OF Devonshire al
Ch3tswortn. The prince and princess
viii ocuppy the royal apartments in the
west wing. and tsle mansion, fountains
and cascades VIII be illuminated nightly.
There wifi be tleatrioals, IN which Lady
Randolph Churchin win take part, balls
and other entertainments.
The marriage of Lady Anne Coven-
try, second daughter OF the Earl OF
Coventry, to Prince Dhuleep EiIlgh Will
take place on January 4.
The United States ambassador, Col
onel John Hay, and Mrs. Hey. are visit
ing the Earl OF Grove, Who was thrown
from MS horse while hunting with the
Cheshire hounds on Monday last, sus-
tanning fracture Of the collar bone end
injuries about the heal.
Sir Thomas and Lady Hasketh (for-
merry Miss Florence Sharon Of San
F~anciscoJ have taken BarrestOwn,
Kildare, for the remainder of the sea
son. Lady Hasketn made brilliant
debut with the Kildare hunt. She fin
isned in the front rank AMI at the end
OF a ninety minutes Iun-
The Wichita daily eagle., 1898-01-02
COTTON WAGES REDUCED.
Manufacturers Gene 20 Il With Som
ShOU ~ Reluctance

Manufacturers Gene 70 II With Some
Snow ot Reluctance.
Providence. r. /, Dec. S1.-Af:er delay
ing their decision % the last in the hops
that in the mean time conditions might
change 50 as q render the step unneces-
sary, he agents Of the leading co;,on
manufacturing corpora oons n this state
decided 70 reduce wages
The cut-doTn viii average about IL per
cent. L VIII take e1Tec; January l.. and
notices 10 thst effect VIII be posted mex,
Monday. Mr.. j. W. Donaldson OF the
Quinne5ag company. lockwood Manu-
featuring company and other corporation
with mills In eastern Counecucut, said
the reduction would also take effect a.
his mills on January 1t. although the
amount - reduction had not yet been
deciGei upon The earnings OF between
$1,000 and $500 operatives viii BE- AZ
fec:ed BY The decision o. The Providence
agents.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1898-01-02
RHEUMATISM, Me- EALGIA. HEAD
ACHE TooTHACHE, ASTHMA, DIF-
fICJLT BREATHING

Railways Ready Relief Is a Sure Cure sor
Every Pain. Sprains. Bruises, Pains II
the Back. Chest or Limbs L was the
First and : Tie Only PAIN REMEDY.
That instantly stops ne most excrucsatsnz :
pains. alays inaaI1la ticn. az1 cures Ccr-
geSuons. whether OF the Lu-Es, StouacA
Bowels CT ether glands OF organs. BY one
Sppl.ca:,on-
4 ha.f % & tezspoonfgl u half ! tlsr'-
bier CT Vaser vii 4 a few minutes cure
Cramps. SpasmS. Sour Stomach. Hrz---
burn. NeTvCuscess. Sleepless1esS. Sex
Hsacac1e. D-arraosa- Dyseats-y, Colc.
Flat9le1cy. and al internal pains
T5ere + rot remedial aSeu: Il the
w3riG that VII cure Fever and AE1e ara
al oShe- 5n1lar,cus. B-i{oy=s ard cghzr fs-
ysrs. aided by RADWAY'S PILLS. 50
quickly as RADWAY'S READY RELIEF
sc Per Bottle. sod by Druggists.
RADwAY & CO.. : EN- s.. New York-
The Wichita daily eagle., 1898-01-02

- II f.4-A y s-9-AAS = D44t-fBs F.EG.
Hon Wa..s.sz Eei1. e ne Ss4 T0-x
Iri9so-. FIenes nesriy even Elnser
zl,1 5ss fsmly - Paosulz. AK
vsers be 1att - -i,usts ao~rg.e-gessy
ssFee5s.e. IA iette~ - fae P3r-ases-
saa Tlzors - E1Trs ''F1sst n ,s.es al
asTs - FORM 1s@ lsgas % A-.zsns
1ra ksssnE 1ogss bsre ssta z~r-. en-
t1-f- Ag rse1snee a1H Ass au3 ed
sEisr. e-seifle Azat sn5 is,eaaoas. snd
- e--nz.@ - rea. 3 os-sT .haa taas e
caro- - Es1s Efz.-a ess zrss.sy
laa7rsVe4 slnes 20 Ts.s.s 3 tae Ess4a.
Anyoas 49, SiE-~s - b<esrss t1gy N
'1'szei fsssr.luz ars'sa re-o-ss "a 80
stli River Fs.lsy snes-a aesress ~. :.
lack. = ?. A. a 7. x s =, Ry.. To-
ps<a- ka3. or Q A HlEzlas. n O. p
n. csi@sgo.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1898-01-02
THERE is A CLASS OF PEOPLE

Who z-s l15g-e5 - "a Ese q corss Re-
cerEly s5sre has s.en g.aeed - Al
Ire Zrocery st1res aeE 1Fe5s-
rat.on aid GRAIE-o. --a<e q
pure Zrz--s. t1zt taxes fas r.z-e
a co@ea- TIE usss- ezs-zte stc-cara -
celVas z H.tAo1f distress sz8 H-s fsE cas-
tel = fro-a c51ee- !. does rss ccs; o4s-
Z. as u0rh- CAs.trsz NAY 6rlak i E.ss
great h@zsat- - ard - ser saekzgz. Igy
4. AK fo- GRAIS-0-
The Wichita daily eagle., 1898-01-02
FOREIGN TITLES ~ ENGLAND.
Mt IN Such Disrspute as the Bri.,sher
Pretends Icy Are.

Not IN Such Dizrs3ute as the Brit,sher
PTetends T5ey Are.
London. Jan. 1.-Juising from ths
new DE Brette's peersge. the British
eg's hcasted contempt for foreign titles
= only anecta-ion, a. fourteen members
Of he house.I1li hold foreign titles.
while t10Se Of lesser rank are thicker
than blaNllher-ies. In this connection i
is interesting 70 note nat the jubilee
was record year f5T the 3ss.owsl of
Honors. Which t0;a7,ed up 577. TIE char
itt1le bequests q the year also topped
TIE record. totalIng 100000 pounds
$100lo.0G9. W.th91. t,7e Wallace CO..
lection, beGIe3t1ei % the nstion. seven
testators aggregated 10000 pounds
(;5, ,eo0 011) n charity.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1898-01-02
NEW COMPANIES FLoATED.

Past Month Was s N3.at.a One A-DonS
English Promoters.
London. Jan. IA great rrJm5e- -
rev companies were fJatsd during the
-sst u5l.r1. making the totsl capital =
tsre! IN 1Ss5. I5S.56s.t03 pounds CSTsZ. =
-a9.egc). lie sArgest sr,Jsiu- s.nce iss5.
T5s foreign e7t=.a.ae.t iosns ags -ezat-
q roughly lJsca.,rs9 C'5a0Do 600; Indian
at.d c3lon.ai 11o0s.oo9 sc 90. 600. brew
cries Al: 5st..e-ies 17.-ts.0o8 CSs7.s,. %
eco. entertainment @f5g.oo3 Csfo.0a8 sa53.
cgcl srg s.aoS.9T9 pounds Csf9. co $50. -
ts-s 500 pourSs 6-5. .e'ss e.99j: Kf5a-
dils I.7.-7 fs-s qsu25z f5S 5te.99f9; A-ns-.-
car I7iI-aats ste5 go pgln5s Cte0. -.
ea9. iai-ss - --5.a18 CsEs. .f5lJ. .6a9}. .n5 Z,
da--aI sn5 mise ilreoLs = 30 9ai
-sli.fss g-s- s69GfC.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1898-01-02
Benson's
PorousPEas

70 the chest (nt and hack upon tho first appearance
of sach warning symptoms IL affords prompt
prevention against these dangerous complications.
and sure cure- Always reliable. But oaiy the
gs1Ire effective, Price - cents, Refuse substitutes
The Wichita daily eagle., 1898-01-02
Don't Neglect
That Cold

No matter how slight II may TO yor for Courh<
Colds Hasrseness InduenzS and apparently i:fsisn
cant hest Fainseitea lead 10 Pieuri~y. Ppeu-
monia. Consumption and ather fatal Lung Dis
eases IL neglected
Avert All Danger by Promptly Applying n
The Wichita daily eagle., 1898-01-02
AS EXPENSE FUND
MONEY COMING IN FOR THE TRANS
MISSISSIPPI CONGRESS.
Wichita Business Firms For Their Friends
Part Of the First Ten Days Contribution
to Defray tho Expenses of the Meeting
of the TransmIssIssippi Congress in
Wichita Next Year-Much More In the
Hands of business Firms RI ady to Turn
Into the Treasury.

Into the Treasury.
Three weeks ago j. II. Mcknight
treasurer OF the TranSnississippi Con-
gress presented to the Commercial club
of this city a plan for raising the money
necessary to defray the expenses OF the
meeting in Wichita. The plan was
endorsed by the club and C. NJ. Jones
selected to present it 10 the merchants
OF the city.
It took nearly a week to canvass the
city with the proposition, but it met the
approval of the business men. II was to
have the business houses, representing
the firm itself and it's friends, pay the
expenses of the next meeting Of the
congress.
II has only been about ten days but
the friends OF the firms named have sent
in money as given below. The amounts
given do not include nalf the money sent
in but the treasurer, Mr.. Mcknight, has
been moving for a week and has been
unable 10 get around to make collections
of money that ne has been notified is
already on hand. Up to 6 o'clock last
night the following firms had given over
amounts set opposite, as contributions
of their interested friends:
Mahan Bros S55
Kansas National Bank .............. 10
Sedgwick County Bank ............... 10
II. SchnitZler NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 20
carp & Wickersham .....-......... Is
f. w. SWab ..................... 70
L. Hays Saddlery Co. ................. 81
j. Closer ..................... D
Daily Eagle 70
c. Z. Potts Drug Co. ................. 10
a. NJ. Goldstandt NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 10
John Braitsch NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. so
JACOB BlSSSantZ ....-.................. D
Unknown ....................... 10
W. NJ. Pond Co. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. D
Herman & Hess NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 80
J. E. Petrie 20
Geo. Innes G. CO. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 80
Barnes & Newcomb -................. 40
Wichita Wholesale Grocery Co. ...... so
S. II. Nelson 30
r. l. Lumber Co. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 10
c. r. Fulton NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 40
Wichita Plumbing & Pump Co. ...... 20
This makes nearly $500 and coming
simply as a portion of ten days volun-
tary contributions, means that the city
will raise three thousand dollars for next
years meeting without any serious trou-
ble
The Wichita daily eagle., 1898-01-02

OFFICIAL. STATEMENT or THE FL
nancial condition OF the state Bank OF Col
wich az ColNich. State OF Kansas, al the
c,c.za Cf business OF ths 2ith day Of Decem-
her 1881.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1898-01-02
ALFRED NEBEL's WILL PROVED.
Provisions for Five Annual Prizes 70:
Notable Discoveries

Provisions for Five Annual Prizes FOR
Notable Discoveries.
London. Jan. 1.-The viii ot the late
Alfred Nebei. the Swedish chemist AMI
expert in nigl explosives, who d.ti a.
San Reno, Italy. on December 9. 1896.
las been proved. The personally is
valuei ar 4S4.Os3 pounds ($2.170. t65).
Among TIE iegatees is Alfred Hamn0lI
OF Waterford. Texas. WHO receives 2,c00
goes - relatives. en5 the re11ainds. IS
invested, me interest annually - -
divided Into FIVE prizes of ab9u- 1908
POUNDS (S10.Go0l eSca. Prizes one. Two
ani three are ID be awarded % the Pc
sons making tie most impoQtan. di%c5v-
cries IN physics, clenics. chemistry.
physiology Or u1ed.cins. Prize four IS
- be given % ;he person making s1e
osst literary contribution upoa fhe sub
ject - plysiosogy OF medicine. and prize
i've is - be awarded . snv E-s-soo vao
has JSc1ievet tae most or doae ne best
things locking % ;ae 7-onoti1a q The
cause of peace Throughout r.1= wo-if.
These prizes. whlca ara al open % any
pc-sol anywhere IN tie word. VII -
awarded By the various Sxe5lSa acsd-
e-nies, exosqS Tae prize tr- zae 2ropaga-
ton % peace. waica Il iefl IN cs7e aauss
= 4 c-mnlt.@e ~ai-1 l. % - elected
- TIE Norwegian parliament
Glasgow. Dec 3I.-Tae FaIrasid ship
yards. which have ai-aert0 aeld sl35s
from the Employers Feze-atIc1. have
pasted lockout a0-scss. Ehica 5econs e.
tective On January - Mary oihsr
The Wichita daily eagle., 1898-01-02
BIG BILLS TO FOOT
JOHN BULL MOURNs ANEW FOB TIE
DUCHESS OF TEOK

That Venerable Noblewomsn's Income
Was Scarcely up to the Mark. SO She
Had Things Charged. to tho Aggregate
Value of Thirty Thousand Pounds -
British Tradesmen Grunble at the
Green Christmas-GIadsto and His
Wife In Very Feeble Hsalth-ForeIsn n
Titles in Eagland-ForeiSu News.
Jan. 1-Tne Daily Chronicle says the
late Duchess OF Teck left debts 10 the
amount of 10000 pounds s15O. .Oe0). mostly
household expenses. The expenditure al
the White Lodge. which Was the resi-
dence fthe TeclSs. exceeded, il appears,
the duchess allowance. 5000 pounds
(s25, COO. by 1900 pounds (s10,00O year
~. Whether the effects of the duchess
VIII be sold 10 meet the deficit depends
upon whether tne governor viii apply TO
parliament for funds 10 meet the
emergency.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1898-01-02

Columbus. Ozt3. Jan I-D-, :. 3.
Hamilton. sged -. d-e5 t"1ay. He wss
one . the bes. kn7En sv-g=1ns - Oa.5
and a cousin % G5Fz-zor Hamilton =
limbs.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1898-01-02

OFFICIAL STATEMENT or T-HT p
rz-ciai con1.ton % tae Bank G. Commerce
az Wch.ts. state q KsrEss az TIE cI1ss
% o-zllsss Dseeu5-- "a isg7.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1898-01-02

4 jury OF ravens would not be long in de.
nding that linnet could not sing.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1898-01-02

state q Kansas. County ~ 5eigwick. -.
7. g. 2. Hyse. Prssfte1E- - sac bank.
% solerniy swear frar tae abore state
rnant e true. s<at said bzlk -ss no ka53i-
tzs. ard IS n5- !uG0rrer o. any 1otc o.
Obligation. otAer thal SHOWN ca - sfove
statement. - rhe best - ny kleE'le5 5Es
sr3 be.sef. 80 heio T8e 4 -
O. r. HYDE. Pres .te-st
S1bs-rihaf a14 sE1rn .1 beftrs nns. t1ts
zls- DAY O Decernb@r. ~
fSeaas
GEO. a. TATER. SotarT Pohlic
Commission expires o. t5e l7,h csY et
Fe5~uarT. rff
The Wichita daily eagle., 1898-01-02
RESCCRCEz
TTaplrrTrrg


STATE e E.E-rar cs1-tF = EssEu 4 - g
= = ~ Csrsy. -zsz1ss q ssst bark %
aoseu-iy sHszT nat TIE zneVf srsfe-
rs-t = 1-ee. fzs+ sd hark kzs 70
EzEzzlss. az = 80 sE-SrsSs - 49, --ss
The Wichita daily eagle., 1898-01-02
FOR INTERNAL AND External USE
Cures and Prevents

Colds, Coughs. Sore Throat. Influenza,
Bronchitis, Pneumonia, Swelling OF
TIE joints, Lu-nbago, Infamna-
The Wichita daily eagle., 1898-01-02

e. ?. HIDE.
GEO B. TATER
s. =. AffugE
TaFe-fr~s
To John ~. Bretse-;azI Bank Counts
slcaer. Tep-l-a. EzrEsE
The Wichita daily eagle., 1898-01-02
AT MISS SCHOTTS.

Last Wednesday evening. at the home
of Miss Hattie ScAott, very enjoyable
literary and musical entertainment was
given by a number Of young people.
About seventy-five invited guests were
present, and loud were their praises for
the good work done. Mr.. ". F. Blair
and Miss SchoSt have shown their abil-
-ity for this kind OF entertainment, and
we hope IN the near future to enjoy an
other evening as pleasant as the one
Wednesday evening. L was quite a sur
prise 70 those present as they did not
The Wichita daily eagle., 1898-01-02

Hiss Maud Peters Entertained q Number
OF Young Friends in Honor of Her
Eleventh Birthday-SIrs. HlGginscn En-
tertained for Miss Du Bois-Neal- Davis
Nuptials Solopsnized at Whitewater
EvenIns-Mrs Clayton Entertained for
Her Sister, Miss Wasson.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1898-01-02
FOR Mss WASSON-

On Iast Wednesday evening. Mrs. c A
Clayton, SIS East Central avenue. enter
talned a few Of her friends in honor Of
her sister, Miss Wasson. Of Button. Ind.
Those present Were: Rev. and Mrs.
Bradt, Mr. and Mrs. NJ. L. Carver. DR..
and Mrs. Fordyce. Miss Wasson, Mrs. R.
c. DeaE, Mr.. and Mrs. D. II. Brown.
Miss eISssie Brown. Mr.. and Mrs. \.
Cove. Mr.. and Mrs. b. Z. Rowlee. Dain-
~ refreshments were served ana all
united in pronouncing Mrs Clayton a
charming n1s.eSs
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1898-01-01
Personally Conducted Tours via Pennsyl-
vahia Railroad.
SEASON OF 1918.


Inc feisonally-Conducted Tourist system
oi the PennsylYanla Railroad Company i5the
most complete and elaborate system of
pleasure travelling aud sightseeing yet de-
V'sed 1t IS the consnmmation of tie ulti-
mate idea ~ railroad travel, the final cvolp-
ton oi unass liIable perfection.
FOR the season OF " and '9Si has arranged
for the following tours -
CaIliornia.-Four tours Will leave New
YORK, Philadelphia and Harrisburg January
3 January ~ February 10, and March 10.
Nith the exception OF the first party going
ana the last returning all of these parties
VIII travel by the Golden Gate Special be
tween New York and California, stopping at
intercstng points EN- route.
FIorida.-Four tours to jacksonville will
leave New York and Philadelphia January
20, February and 22 and March s. The