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Real Estate Transfers

In Lake county. for two weeks end
ing March ). 1897.
Thos Malloy 10 Nelson Bourret'
ei, OF sell, sec q lO6 :"
Sadie J Jones to Hiram \ DAVIS,
mel, OF sec 50 lOS-oi........... ''io'
Ed Sullivan and wife to ueo
Cochrane, SCI, sec 33-los 3D. i''o
Martha Butchelder (widow) To >
NJ Preston. lot Il, blk !. Orig
Plat Madison. - ...,.. :"
Solomon Anderson to Madison
State Bank, sla OF sell sec !"
and sia OF swi4 sec "a, all III
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Stacy els Of ma Of sell OF blk
AS, Kenuedy's md Extension OF
Madison ............ 49, =
Thos McKeon and wife to John y
Jansen nell sec 3-lO5-'4.....' ~
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Kidney or BLADDER Troubles.

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After years OF untold suffering FROM
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was cured by using a single box OF ~
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To Mount Point Iona Guns.

SAN DIEGO, Cal, March S.-Lieuten'
ant Humphrey, commanding Battery
u, Third artillery. stationed at this
Mace. has received orders to send his
company of artillery at once to Point
Iona to mount tho three l0.inch rifles
recently delivered there for the defense
of this harbor.
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FRANZ SMITH.
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Two SDCcinl COmmissi0ns.

LONDON. March S.-Two separate
commissions Of Spanish officers arrived
in London last week to purchase am
munitiou
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One Minute Cough Cure, cures
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TO Henry q. Olson, and Lottie O.
Lovestuer, and to Hilman 7.
L-oves,uen and Minnie l.. Iovlien, all
OF Lakeview township. Tho double
wedding will take place to morrow Mt
the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. Nartin
Olson, whose sou and daughter are two
Of the contracting parties, Rev. Svanren
officiating.
The Good Templars lodge had it's
usual good time last evening. Three
new members we're initiated, the attend.
ance was large and under good OF the
ORDER" the following program was given:
| Organ solo. Jessie Walker; essay, Ger
trude Wing; clar,onet duet. Clayton
Ball aud Raymond McClenon; recitation,
Mary Bliss: poem, Leslie +. Burnett;
speech. VIM. McGrath; essay, RIB. Nc
Clenon; reading. Abb!e B%eardsley cornet
solo, Geo. Waters.
f, 4 dramatic Recital will be given next
Friday evening at the T.. T.. church by
Prof. j. Frank Fouche, formerly OF
Oberlin college. The recital is given
under the auspices OF the Epworth
League, anu rs Mr.. Fou .he is very
highly recommended, a first -class enter.
tainment ,s promised. Music will be
furnished by local talent. Prices have
been put down within reach OF all; \
cents general admission; 10 cents, stu
dents; 10 cents. children. OF Mr.. Fcuche
the independence, Iowa, Bulletin
Journal says: The dramatic recital BY
j. Frank Fouche ut the Bank oper'
house secured u packed house. Mr.
Eouche is m artist OF marked abilit!
and needs only TO be heard to be appre
GATED. His recital OF the Chariot Race
from Ben Hur. was the acme OF success
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Wanted. "a good girl 70 general house
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Mrs. Il. Ii. d. UGHll.
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MUSIC AND DRAMA

Alden Benedict's "Fabio Romani'
which will Ibe presented at the Crawford
Grand on Tuesday. January Is.
An interview with Miss race Hunter
from the Washington Post: Grace Hun
ter, the dancer, was the chief attraction
last week at the Grand Opera House. Out
side of being one of the most clever
women in her branch of the profession,
Miss Hunter is notable as being the in
ventor of the well-knOwn Stereopticon
Dance. She is a charming little person
age and, though she would not give away
many of the effects Of the graceful and
pretty dance. she talked very freely of
the thing itself. She is naturally Of an in
ventive frame II mind. and in her first
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SPOT CASH GROCER.

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Remember, we are the only grocers IN
Wichita giving the advertising stamps
with groceries. If you are collecting
stamps buy your groceries from us.
Tomorrow morning we will receive a
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sell at per quart, 25c.
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EXPOSES THE BOARD
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money. and that believed they could be
successfully prosecuted for Il. but they
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the association. and that they would re-
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Of their assumptions. and refused 10
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the funds 81 she police department.
y am charged With beng = disturb
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and If Governor I-eetly has removed ne
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DANCING AND CARDS
Mr.. and Mrs. Corners Enter
tain For Mrs. Hess.
MISS FARMER SURPRISED
Mr.. and Mrs. Sheppard Enter
tanned Thursday.

Mr.. and Mrs. James Connor entertained
a number of friends on Thursday evening
at their home 81 Plum street, in honor
of Mrs. Hess of Kansas City. The even
ing was spent in music, dancing and
cards and at the usual hour refreshments
were served. Those present were: Mr..
and Mrs. Sellars, Schnitzler, Dillon,
Means, Root, Sloan, Peacock, Mrs. Hess
of Kansas City; Misses Alderman, Tomb
Crume. Chambers, Conner, Dillon, Con-
nor, Schopp, Roach, Common, Massey,
Roach, Conner, Peas, Sloan; Messrs. c.
w .Ackerman, Schopp, Williams, Stark,
Linot, Williams, Weinteir, Dillon, Ball,
Conner, Graham, Sloan, Peas, UT, va
pels, Root, J. II. Alderman
MISS SHEPPARD SURPRISED.
Er. and Mrs. James Sheppard nicely
planned a birthday surprise upon their
daughter, Lula, Thurs lay evening to
which the teachers Of the Emerson school
witnessed, which included MI J. S. Car
son, Misses Jane Burd, Minnie Drown,
Henrietta Fellows, Florence Hibarger,
Eva McGill and Mary Wagner.
MISS EARME Elk 81 kPRlSED.
Miss Pearl Farmer was very pleasantly
surprised at her home on the West Side
last Wednesday night. Those present
were: Ada Parkhurst, Nina Nessly, Jes-
sic Lyon, Mary Southwell, Alice Farmer,
Gertrude Wadman, Pearl Farmer, Mabel
.Southwell. Mignonia Currents, Belle Far
ner, Herbert Smith, Hugh Montgomery,
Curtis Alexander, Harry Farmer, Ross
Farmer, Louis Anderson, Edward Kill
lion, Bert Fletcher, John Thomas.
SAW THE BROWNIES.
Misses Winnie Barnes, Kate Cossit,
Ethel Woodcock, Marie Berry, Mile
Sweeney, Matte Roach, Mamie Cossit,
Lizzie Roach and Messrs. Cossit and
Morry Barnes formed a merry party 10
the Brownies the other evening.
OTHER SOCIETY.
Quite a Large party Of the younger So
ciety of gins had seats in the peanut
gallery at the Brownies the other even
ing and had a royal good time. This gal
lery is quite a curiosity to the upper ten
and it is getting to be quite the thing to
sit there when there is a crowded house.
SEDGWICK WHIST CLUB.
The Sedgwick Whist club was enter
tained Saturday evening by Mrs. /. D.
Lewelling and Mrs. II. o. MortimOre in
the Sedgwick block. The following mem
bers were present: Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ.
Dixon Mr.. and Mrs. Lewelling. Mr.. and
Mrs Griffith, Mr.. and Mrs. Vellars, Mr.
and Mrs. Testard, Mrs. Hayes, Misses
May Johnson, Mary Dorsey, Louise Lew
cling and Miss Roy, DR.. johnson, Prof
knight, o. B. Stocker and Mr.. Gray.
Mrs. S. w. Adams gave a six-course
dinner Thursday evening in honor of Mrs.
Ed. O'Bryan and a few select friends.
Miss Maud Struble, who for the past
three years has been connected with the
progressive establishment of a. c. Harris
& Co, Dallas, Texas, has accepted a po-
sition with Geo. lines e Co. and will
have charge of the Cloak, Suit and Mus
lin Underwear department. From the in
dfcations surrounding this department it
looks as if they reciprocated the public
confidence placed in them by having their
every want and by employing the best
Galesladies to see that they obtain what
1hav desire
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TRIGG is APPOINTED
Deputy Marshal :Wiu Live in
Wichita.

w. e. Sterne, the new United States
marshal of Kansas, has appointed a
newspaper man to be one of his deputies,
Fred Trigg. Mr.. Trigg was formerly on
the Hutchinson News, from which place
he went to assume charge of the Garnett
Eagle. If he makes as good a marshal as
he did news monger Kansas is in great
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store Management.

We hope all the merchants of the city
who received coupons for a copy of
printers Ink for the year 1898 have sent
them in and that they viii read each
number carefully as they come. We com
mend to your special attention the article
in the January 18th number, page IA. an
article entitled Store Management"
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and through THAI Induced to
make the change he has made. sEen I
lesire IN tbs way 10 extend 70 him Isy
thanks Tor this deiiyeranoe from the den
in whica his appointment had placed ne
Yours IN the Interest OF reform thai
means reformation
- II FURNISR-''
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Nnticc To Contributors

All parties having money donated to the
Trans-AIississippi Congress will please
turn same over TO Mr.. J. II. Mcknight,
treasurer. or to Mr.. Dean Gordon, Sec
rotary of The Commercial club.
CHAS. G. COIN. President.
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Notice.

1 am no longer connected in any way
with the Merchants Cooperative Adver-
Using association.
52-It e P MARTIN
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two specialties, Loie Fuller's Fire and
| Serpentine Dances, has introduced many
new and beautiful bits Of work. Her own
idea in regard to the stereopticOn portion
Of her programme has been probably
more extensively copied than either Of
other two It is decidedly simple, being
worked only from the front, but nothing
prettier can be imagined The stage is
perfectly dark until, at a given signal
ray Of light shoots from the body of
the house, disclosing Miss Hunter in a
clinging dress, containing nearly $50
yards Of cloth at the very edge Of the
footIights. Then standing in the one spot
her arms begin TO move and with them
the draperies until the lady herself is
hidden behind them. Then in an instant
a loathsome green snake appears on the
moving draperies and. taking motion from
the adapted writings Of the dress darts
here and there in the light. Punches Of
flowers and heads of the presidents with
even a waving flag are shown, followed
by a starry sky on which the words good
night are written. Miss Hunter had the
lantern slides made herself. She spent a
year in perfecting the dance and even
now four years after it's debut, she is
still working on improvements. It is the
hardest kind of work and requires great
strength and endurance in the arms and
chest muscles. The picture idea was, Of
course, suggested to her by the magic
lantern and it at first consisted merely
Of portraits thrown on her body by the
stereopticon. A glance at a kaleidoscope
suggested the motion and with practice
she found that by keeping her skirt in
motion adapted to the outlines Of the pic
ture that would seem to move too. Some
she found to be complex and some sim
pie, the vase OF flowers being the most
difficult of all. These require more elab-
crate motion and yet SO slow that the
cloth was inclined to fall out of the fig
ure. The snake is the fastest, and there
fore the easiest of all. Miss Hunter is
one of the best known dancers on the
stage, and filled the position of chief of
the dancing ballet for the entire Worlds
Fair period at the TrOcadero in Chicago.
The 'HoIy City, which will be given by
the High School Chorus and Orchestra
Friday evening, January IS at the Audi
forum, is a sacred cantata by Alfred r.
Gaul, a prominent English composer of
today. The cantata is entirely concern
ing en-"Contemplation" and ado
ration" of the holy City" forming the
two divisions of the subject. The text is
largely scriptural, the remainder being
choice selections of sacred poetry. The
music is very beautiful. and all should
take this opportunity to hear a work
which has been given in all the larger
cities during the past few years. 1t is
one of the best of modern compositions,
and would rank as an Oratorio were it
longer. The High School Chorus will sus-
tain its reputation in this presentation.
and It is hoped that a large number will
hear the beautiful work.
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y. Il FrRNIsFE

Regular Communication - wichita
Lodge Ne. p. a = * =. - Monday
sweating, JszsaTy =. - 80. Visiting
brothers we,eozs, W. = Daley. ". X.
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Nv headaches Of the that people call sick
headache They way the result q d1roed
stomach would have them sometimes than week,
weeks without having Generally
a. would only spoil day but she would be SICK
When she learned about Rpn Iglcs she
relieved her decidedly and her attacks
now frequent than Used 20 be she continues 10 make
use Tabules arises she says
two produce the they did n the beginning She kePI
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designate who makes it or its quality.
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Fun plrllcu.a-s On application.
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Mrs. S. w. Adams gave a six-course
dinner Thursday evening in honor of Mrs.
Ed. O'Bryan and a few select friends.
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1898-11-19
MIR. J. NJ. McAfee.

Mr.. j. M. McAfee died suddenly
at his home at the junction, Sun
day evening. He had been in ap-
parent excellent health and splen-
did spirits all day. Therefore his
friends heard the sad news Mon
day morning with great astonish-
ment and sorrow.
Mr.. McAfee had many friends
in and about Shreveport and the
parish. He was an honest, ener-
getic business man and citizen.
He was a splendid husband and
father, muchly beloved in his
home.
To his widow and four children
The PROGRESS extends it's most
earnest sympathy.
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1898-11-19
Louisiana State Univ arsity.

The following letter to our edi-
tor is self explanatory:
Dear Sir-The nax5 session of
the University will begiu on We'd
nesday, November 30th. Students
will be received at any time dur
ing the session, but are advised to
enter at the opening.
The long delay in opening the
University is great misfortune,
but the time has not been wholly
lost. Much work has been done
in the way of repairs and improve
nents and notably in the depart
ments OF chemistry and mechan-
les. Several OF the professors
have taken advantage of the un-
usual vacation to visit leading
colleges and universities in other
States. 1t is seldom that an op-
portunity occurs to visit these in
stitutions while in session, and
such visits cannot fail to result in
bringing our own university more
fully abreast Of the times
Will you kindly make known
the date of our opening to those OF
your friends or acquaintance who
may intend to enter the university.
Very respectfully,
THOS. D. BOYD, President.