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DAUGHTERS or liberty.

Last Monday night Martha washington
Council of tho Daughters of Liberty had
a pleasant entertainment and dance il
Laurel Hall of the Shiels building. There
was a large number present. and these
were entertained with an Instrumental
solo. by j. Mearns, remarks by Deputy
Mrs: .Bowley, banjo solo by Miss Bockuss,
vocal solo by Agnes Mccullough, -recita-
ton: by DR.. Crawford and fancy dancing
by Efllian Rhoades. Then followed a pro-
<gramme of dancing that kept danoe-lov-
ing. people until near midnight.
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selborne school for Boys, San. Rafael.

E T his: school vii .reopen" on .August-29th7
with handsome new buildings, heated by
steam and :lighted with electricity. Ali.
buildings one. story, raised well above the.
aTound.s* Steam: from outside n o. furnace,
no" stoves no SaQes* in boys charters; the
:nearest= approach; to "a firepEoof. school,:
For: catalogue, test tinoniafs and references
.1pply to- the principal; Rev Charles
.Efifchcocki San Rafa q -: -. " ! =
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!: HE..IuNIORS

s The smoker by the several: counciFs last
week in: B. b. Hall was a; great success.
!" The services: held. In Metropolitan Tenn
'ple in :cornmemoratien Of Bunker: Fill day
under the auspices of the: Junior Order
of American Mechanics was: very well: +
tended. :
held meeting initiated six strangers into
the mysteries of the order.
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.KNTG.HTsO OF HON0R..

The Supreme Lodge. convened in Detroit,
Mich. June 49,. and wasirf session nine
days adjourning: on the 21st to meet next
wear In Buffalo,. N Y. The admission of
women as members of: the order was de-
Iiied:*.The proposition TO create 8: reserve
fund of. SO 300 zoo was defeated. The per-
.souaI affidavit Of good health by suspend
ed members was abolished. The. assess
ment rates Were revised and provisions
made for the spot cash payment of death
claims.
The supreme reporters list. dated July
1, shows 127 deaths, eight of which oc-
curred in California
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Not a. Musician.

Mamma . said an S-year-old South Side
maiden. has Uncle. George. gone to
II hope so. dear" replied mamma.
+ .'And will he play on harp?"
f'Why. we are taught that. the good
people who get to heaven will play on
: The terrible infant gave a sniff.
Well 'twon't hs no good .. she scorn-
fully said Cousin Willie says Uncle:
George couldn't ever play a jewsharp for
shSeks." ."-Cleveland Plain Dealer,
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:. BtNE R'RITH.
- ID N n !IAINI I5IIs -.

: " x-Congressman@ James : G.: Magpirs
viii on the night of. he 10th inst. address
5iSi titt and NIo1teff ffoIe
lodges. which are known as the Monday
might lodges. )" In =one*of the.Iarge halls Of
the b. B: building, on. the subject OF
st,JeVyish Democracy -. '-<:. r.
Z: The b b. library. having been thor
oilghly renovated and the books all re-
eatalegued, will be reopened. on next
Wednesday,: 80. !.
= AT a recent meeting Portland. Lodge of
Portland Or. received sixteen apTIica-
tfons. for mem bership= and Sabato Moriah.
of the same place initiated eleven
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OF DEAD
WHALES at 1HURSO
The People Of tbe Scotch ToWD
Moy Have to Vdcate FOR
the Summer.
Copyrighted 1899
by James

1.-The inhabitants Of Thurso IN the far north OF
hundred
inhabitants
CONFUSION
onensiven
thefrrO for h
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+ ORDER or CHOSEN FRIENDS.

the installation of officers this month: Pa
effte VIII be the first to INSTALL Evans
Will have a public installation during the
latter part *of. til e month"; as will also" So
zciaI Council p ..:*.>.s - -
The COUNCIL at Angel Camp will = take.
part in the: Fourth Of July proeession..in
that place and Will have a feat upon
" fiicl there wi II be an Illustration in
.lfvin g: pictures of the objects of the order
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S. AN C,IT:N II ORDER @ FORESTER T
s High Chief Ranger. BoehTn returned to
I this%cit last Tues day after a two weeks,
tour Of @VisftatioTs: During. his absence he
visited Court CordeHa at#Corde ella, Court
F f Fouflt ain city "a NIerced, Court Pride OF
F EStanislaus at L C5raTg e. f curt X
thorn at C53iIlt terNiIle, Court. Bald Noun
faill at I1a. Port Court CI5st al a q lII1lcA,
zC0urt Pride of Plllnna at JQhflsYll i e,
Court ReclfWith h: Progressive at Beek9Xlff i p. 4
and Court. Al0uN tain. Rose IteIle: All
r the courts Were. found to- be& In good con-
i5dition and all We're: found to be- increasing
i In lneInbe rs hip. : :/-: II
+ Z When the high. zchief ranger reached
{ EBeekWItll= he%lea rnetl / tha =th e#da * re
>a: man named Cham bers wa .tl1rQ WI from
#a Il locomotive on@ which he Was .ea gineer.
and That the. nj ight before he met his dealt n
ed eIIlber q the c9lirt
iil / hat place, nd. that owing to- the fact
that II chad not bee IN m enlher / he reGIlft-
!. site 3lengtf#zot time t0.enabIe his IaInIlY
to- draw any. benefit the members OF tn g
ECGlfrt at a special meetihg passed around
the hat and collected. the sum OF 500,
ceased; T{lis is an Illus traitor g 81 the.
*IractfGa ssistdnc ce4byc frat terlall organtza-
*tiOns5 r.: s1...r.. ~ 81
Last week Court Alameda was. :fnsti-
*tutetE sat Oal1la and .ty g e GU rt: IEeas-z
T urer I1IITlt sSis ted by. Permanent. Score
staTy *Ealc o1ler. The chfef* range Of the
zIleW= c6art# IS w Nc NaInara and the sec.
E:Tef9gTy, Oh ar leS" Carlson
E t%IlfglIt the high clliefsran ger %Xisi ted
Con- IT AzeFia#at I3escadeI no.. Next Atednes-
--daSz he WIFE. besWlth= eGllrtA yoca te..Stt
l=C)alIl 1itl; Z d iTS1isfY he will visit Court
IIGI land sin 0allland and q tlle Sc Aist IS
E heyilI be q cGon@Ia anfed by tn 81 g}@CtqlIr
tTea sUTer. CIi% aturQ aXfsiIl c nlpal(y wit n
High o@It e1tlcer rsi he Will Visit e quEt.
i*FtGt er#.E6rt@ 1T Sacramento ION the 10th
zHe*WtlI iJe VIII h: oUrt 3 sam j oaqui1l. a
rs c3cktQrl. oll=th e13th he will be wit d Court
I#l .:rt47JfC 5lt Il II 10 oIl z5lTe il go.
=t6# Court I}emicia at Benlcia and on: he
I F2lth@:he win so 10 Court 'rornale es.: at: To-
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GREAT RICHNESS
OF AN ORE BODY
Fabulous Find in the Marguerite
MiDe, Near the Town OF
PlucerVilIe

Marguerite mine on the mother
of richness
south drift at the oo leVeL 1t
literally
$4,000 Active development W
Marguerite months
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In the State of Maine there are seven-
teen spool factories, and the white birch
trees of that commonwealth annually sup
thread
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She TOOK HUDYAN AND F
GIVEN HER BY THE
=.
SOUND And WELL.


il
n time vas neryou ffed TWO
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-17
CITY IN BRIEF.

Mr.. Bea Morgan Is spending q weeks
vacation in Iowa
Mr.. G. II. Burns Joined a camping party
at Dennis mil yesterday.
Thomas Shaw ard DR.. Shuts are a.
Geuda Springs to- few days
Mr. 2. l. Jones and family have changed
their residence to Sc South Water street
Nr. r Turner Of Oklahoma. City. passed
through here yesterday on his way 70
Colorado.
A. ". Reynolds and family returned
from their months outing IN Colorado last
night feeling fine
NJ. and Mrs. =. n Jacques iest ,Ast
night for Jefferson. Q. T. Whsre they VII
visit tOE a few days.
n. J. McGarisle secured 4 license yes
te-dzy 10 marry Miss Olive u. Hatch
inson. Both live in wichita
Frank r Dale. ex-clssst Justice of OKLA
hoyna- is visiting his brother. Judge D. u.
Dale. OF the dIstrice eozrt here
Mrs. Dr. A c. Jones ard xrs- Dr. J. c.
wilson, with their chIitren- are taking an
outing on the walnut IN Batter county.
MIS- Emma Ge-sSes returned YESTERDAY
after = weeks taeasAnt Visit a. Enporiz.
where she xas The guest OF NrA Gu
Gosr&
WIN. Walfon % this city. aEed - Sc
eursd liesnss yesterday 70 marry Hiss
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-17

Emily Kinahan Of Chicago. aged = They
will reside here.
oscar I. Eastman and Miss Leila p.
HAYES were married In the parlors OF the
probate court Office yesterday BY Judge
Kirk OF the city court
Z 2. Enoch received authority yester-
day 70 practice before the interior depart
ment OF the government He can Cow 90
af. er pensions as hard as anybody.
Philip Mo-evey Of the Thi-ty-seeond
United states volunteer infantry, has
opened recruiting Office IN the cry build
ing. D.. Boyd OF Newton. Is examining
physician
Arumoer % The K % p. boys ven; co
20 Newton las; night 90 NIX WITH the New
ton lodge FOR an hoar OF two Las, night.
the OCCASION being q Visit By Grand Chan
csllor Alton
p P. Odurd0ck Jeff yesterday fOf Penn
zyssaalA - Be a. the be3sI3e % bis son
Eoa. who is II with typhoid fevs-. The
pz,ient L. progressing a. well as could
be eKDectsA
Mrs. & Root and children and Mss s5sie
HarDsr. who have besa IN he ely iHs
r-5esss % pr. and Mr. Frank Root All
xr. ana Mrs l. Root. returned 20 IL
cIzn5la yesterday.
AZ. and x-a Eastnsn e sOsth Tsp'eara.
have TIE thanks % sss hss SoJs al h'ss
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-17

inches long grown by Moss Hamilton E.
NJ. Green, Joe Mckinney and Henry Bak-
house of Grant county and picked from
fields which Mr.. Worrell said would yield
eighty bushels per acre. There was a jar
Of wheat raised by c. NJ. Sink Of Pond
Creek that tested sixty-two pounds
strong. There was a watermelon weigh
ing eighty pounds. and pumpkin Dig as
tub and 1t weighed ninety pounds.
There was millet six feet high taken
from fields that yielded eight tons per
acre. There was Garfield county broom
corn put up by GlllesDit Bros. and E.
Gregg Of Enid. One of the most inter-
esting sights were two loaves Of bread
six feet long and each weighing seventy
five pounds. They were made from flour
ground by the FL Reno Mill and Elevator
company and looked like two huge alli-
gators. There were apples from every
where. big luscious apples. grapes, april
cots, fruits OF all kinds, worlds of 1t as
fine as the world ever grows.
The roof and sides of the car were
festooned with fruit and grain. and along
shelves were fine exhibits OF everything
probably the finest agricultural exhibit
ever seen in this city. 1t will be worth
a million dollars to Oklahoma. repre-
sentative Of the Eagle was a little ahead
of the crowd and tried to get the names
Of all the exhibitors. but when Ghe crowd
come the jam stopped all detail inspec-
ton.
The train Is great. Mr. Dixon said his
reception in Wichita, and In fact all
along the line was greater than he
thought for or expected. A million people
will see the train before 1t gets to New
York and the world will know that Okla
homa Is Americas second Klondike. The
Oklahoma silver band will accompany the
train and play at all the stations.
The persons who came with the train
to Wichita are Syl Dixon and Mrs. Dixon,
Mayor Hensley of Ell Reno; Worth Gan
on Enid; J. B. worrell, Pond Creek: Ed.
Bosnian. Pond Creek; Travelling Freight
Agent Gerhart of the Baltimore and
Ohio; the Oklahoma silver band Of six
teen pieces.
The train remained here over night. 1t
will leave here about 7:S0 this morning
and stay in Topeka tonight.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-17
COLORED PEOPLE INDIGNANT
DO Not Want scenes OF Lynchins Ex-

DO Not Want scenes OF Lynching Ex-
hIbIted on street by Kaleidoscope.
1t was reported yesterday that the COL
ored citizens of the city were circulating
a petition to present to the city au-
thorities asking them TO revoke the IL
cense OF the man who operates the kinet-
oscope and was exhibiting pictures OF
southern iynchings. One of the pictures
was particularly horrifylng and injured
the sensibiEties OF the colored people.
This was the burning at the stake OF the
colored man Smith, at Paris. Texas. a
few years ago. Accompanying the horri-
flying scene were the death groans and
terrible anguish OF the colored man as
he was being burned up by the flames,
and the jeerings OF the mob could also
be heard. The exhibition OF such a scene
as this was very disgusting to the col
ored people and they had determined TO
ask the city authorities to stop 1t. It
was understood last night that the man
heard OF the Indignation OF the colored
people and left the city.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-17
OUARRELS COME HIGH
Costs In Case Against Mrs. Laird
Amount 60 S7S,

Persons around the city court were
wondering yesterday whether or not the
Laird case would be called again after
the jury had disagreed. 1t was the opin-
ion Of some that it would be unwise 10
bring the case up again after a jury had
once failed to agree on \ verdict, thus
piling up costs very rapidly. The costs
in this case amount to about SIS. as fol-
lows: Seven witnesses for the defendant.
SO %: eighteen witnesses for the state.
amounting in fees 10 s20.s5; jury fees
Sls0O; fees for summonThg jury. 500:
serving subpoenas $3.50: clerks fees .es-
timated to be about 5000; fee of county
attorney $50; Total sass. There were
about fifty Witnesses summoned. but
many OF them did not claim their fees.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-17
SUES FOR COMMISSION
Real Estate Agent Asks S10S for
selling Farm.

F. VI. Kirby commenced proceedings
IN the city court yesterday against J.
NJ Mars to compel Mr. Mars 10 pay him
commission OF $3.50 for securing a
sale for 4 farm which had been put in
his hands for sale a few weeks ago. Mr..
Kirby claims that he went TO a great
deal OF trouble to find a buyer for the
place. and finally succeeded IN selling il
20 w s. Davis For f50o and the deal
was closed yesterday. Now. he says, Mr..
Mars will not pay him the commission
he earned In the transaction and he has
brought suit 20 collect the same
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-17
ARRESTED WITH A TEAM
HAN Named Jones Thought 20 Have
Had stolen Property.

A man giving his name as Jones was
arrested yesterday at Lawson's sale
barn, charged with stealing a'team from
Klaehr Bros, Coffeyville, Kan, a few
days ago. A description of the team was
sent to the authorities here and they
gave the description to Lawson Bros,
with orders to keep a lookout for such a
team. Yesterday the man arrived with
just such a team and Policeman Craw-
ford went to the barn and arrested the
man. He will be held for Identification.
Jones claims that he lives at Greensburg
and maintains his innocence.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-17
FOR COLLEGE HILL LIBRARY
Pupils VIII give social in school
House Grove Tonight.

The pupils Of Meridian school. with their
teacher, Miss Florence Culver, will give
an Ice cream social at the school house
grove on Thursday. August II. The pro-
ceeds are for the school library. A good
time Is promised, with plenty OF cream and
cake for everybody. Friends from the
city will find a good road for wheels 20
come, six lies straight south from Friends
university.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-17
TRY ALIENS rOOT.EASR

A -s5~ssr q be sAaksa into the sAoea
yru- Zee. feel sHaisez, nefvgas Sn1 aD;.
- gel tsrs1 szs1y. u yes hsss GsnarS.
tas fset % TIA shes. ~ AL-snH POST
- 1851 Ca-es sNgl.f3. ENsaE-lg fseL.
= rr..s =. rs- A. bitsteTE ard calls4H soosa
fssZe4ss GsFa5 aE@ SSa-ons % "a P24E
Sd b al druggists and ssq4 Stgrea Ter
- Trtal pseAAEe PRE- AG3Eeas
Aiisn 9 OaDage1s lie Roy. - ].
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-17
FATHER TREGALLAS DEAD
Han OF Bright Christian Character
Has ssone 60 His Reward.

Rev. Henry TregaIlas died yesterday
evening at his late residence. AS North
Emporia avenue. after a lingering Illness
OF more than a years duration. Father
Tregallas was one OF the pillars OF :he
Methodist church in this city and he will
be mourned by large number Of friends.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-17
LARGE CROWDS PASS THROUGH
Rock EsIan6 aud santa Fc Carries
Hundreds> of HomeSeekeFs.

Two long excursion trains passed
through Wichita yesterday carrying hun
dreds OF homeseekers 10 Oklahoma and
Texas. The Rock Island train was crowd
ed and was a fine train. The Santa Fe
train carried 600 excursIonists. all bent on
seeing the fine country of oklahoma. and
there Is little doubt but what many Of the
excursionists will invest IN lands.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-17
SANTA fE CHANGES
w. C. Richards chief Clerk OF Freight
Oaiee tsOeS Go Omaha.


w. c. Richaris, chief clerk OF R E.
Torrington, the Santa Fe district freight
agent here, has resigned and taken a posi-
ton with the Cudahy Packing company a.
Omaha. Mr. Richards place is taken BY
Thad Van Horn. rate clerk OF the local
freight once. who. in turn. is succeeded
by Ralph Robinson. Rob TOrrington OF
Wellington. will take the place vacated BY
Mr.. Robinson
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-17
WALKED ASHORE
Boat sank In the Little Arkansas
Last Might

At boating parry given by Mrs. FinlAy
Ross last night, one OF The boats dipped
and sank and twelve OF the party had to
walk ashore. No one was injured.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-17
REAL EsTATE TRANSFERS.

Furnished - ihs wlehita Abstract ara
Lad Company IL =. DsBois. Abstract
CT. Court Hssss- 'Psosss IA
WARRANTY DEEDs
Thozas c Han 20 JessDh A MTsns
Us l aas 3 ssSek :. Anaeas TsTa
"a .---s.----. .s---~-ss---s.- s~s~--"+s-R -
T. = sssrnbzuzn 20 f,0ais PztrJ. iaEs
asss - % =. ssoek :. A16ais---.-. 30
J. N Ntzrs - ". 8 DAVIS - ss
az ard = - - or 80 ss-ss-is---.-. -
Hsrtfsre wsz1srn LAS CO. % Nay
J. GosaS1rs. ats 81 sd g. sisek L
waco street. csrey Para Ads..--..-. -
oCTT-cg1ATsG DIED
Bertha :. y. G ~ WEES % ,. u.
P.swars. Sszsss coz - eoF - =.
yv,..- street Gresasasss5.-s saA sG8 -
q. = -s...s- - a taH tss5r1e
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-17

Today, the great valuegiving special Genuine,
upodate Irish mill ends of Table Linen, imported from
Ireland 1t in lengths of two yards two and ONE
half yards and three yards 1t goes today per yard
45c Any judge of Table Linen will say it is worth
double. See displayed in west window.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-17

house 40. : Sor . hE 'seat - See cream
and cake and esEass. ShSea sbsy dosatss
yesta-Hzy Afternoon
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-17

"A Rolling Stone
Gathers No Moss. -

The attainment of SueaLM,
social position or learning de-
pends upon health. e4nd
health depends Hpofthe conG-
ton of the Blood. You cannot
be gUeH Zuhen Impurities of
the blood clog every organ.
Hoods Sarsaparilla purffes.
takes out the VicioGS elements
and leaves the blood as It
should be the feeder of life.
ScrofuIa 6unches-"An opera
hon helped my son temporarily, for soof-
ala punches on his neck, but HOODS .Sarsa-
pariIa caused them TO disappear. Hrs.
LezUis A. Carpenter, 81 WadszDorM Sc.
Hartford, Conn.
Salt Rheum-" Since taking Hoods
SarsaparAa for saH rhewn and dyspepsia.
! feel as zOeH as eyer N my Efe." G.
w. Rose, Foftsphe, Pa.
@od3Sasqb00M
laZaz slESl51ln
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-17
Art Teachers

Tas ssss has - csasTsss DsBis-ht1s-
s5uri Psesae sa.ssy. Tarsszn easSeRs
wsrA.ts - D4svsE LaaEo Whe9,N
- . -
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-17

turn to Africa in case Mrs. wellman's
health will permit, after several months
stay In Kansas.
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a. = sasirrsy sss<TSazzs y tsa paSpss
t,sss ysa A-e eEslsnG Cd ISs ss0a g
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1899-06-01

Send your address 10 H. Z. Bucklen
& Co.. Chicago. and ge, free sample
box Of DR.. Kings New Life Pills. a
trial will convince YOU of their merits
These pills ale easy IN action and are
Particularly effective in the cure of Con
stpation and Sick ieadache. For Ma.
laria and Liver troubles they have
proved invaluable. They are guaran.
teed to be perfectly tree from every de.
le,erious substance and to be purely veg.
etable. They do not weaken by their
action. but BY giving tone 10 the stomach
and bowels greatly Invigora;e The sys,
TEN. Regular size 25c per box. sold
BY Streamer's Drug Store.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1899-06-01
BLACKS AND MULATTOES
TAsS VIII Fight Each other Down -
HAyu and san Bu'ninxo. When
The, Run Things.

If President Simon Sam. of the black
republic al Hayti marches his guard
OF the government out. composed of $50
men aud headed by ten generals. to
do battle with Gen. Ulysses Hcureaux.
president of the mulatto republic OF
San Domingo, il will add only one more
war to the many which vexed the beau
tiful island Of Hayti since it was dis
covered by Columbus in 1892.
Hayti was the first part of the new
world colonized by Europeans; on the
island African slavery was first eatab-
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1899-06-01
THE HARP-O.CHORD.
A DSw Musteai ContriNanec whtsh
- . Combination Of wind AID
SssinG lnstrun

Carl Brown. musical genius of Co.
lumbus, o., has invented "a strange new
instrument, which he calls the 'harp-o-
chord"
IL is one OF the most unique instru-
ments OF the present time and is the
first combination wind and string in
strum,ut Of iis kind in existence. 1t
consists OF a high-gradc cornct har.
monica or mouth harp and either OF
peculiar construction, strung in simple
opeu chords.
In shape the instrument differs from
any other. /, having large head. in
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1899-06-01

lished in this continent, and here also
and chiefly by the fundamentally OF
the blacks themselves. IL was first aboi.
ished.
The island is 400 miles long from east
TO west and about 100 miles wide Ii
contains $1,000 square miles of terri
tory. Its scenery /. most beautiful
and it presents almost every variety of
climate.
The republic of San Domingo embrae,
es the eastern two-thirds of the is.
land. though the population is mostly
confined to the eastern third. The
western third IL tn. republic of Hayti
Between the Two republics a bitter ami
mostly has always existed. The terri
tory over which they are now fighting
is the central third of the island, nom.
inally belonging to san Domingo
though practically uninhabitcd.
Within the last century San Domingo
has belonged successfully to Spain
France, the liaytian empire. Colombia
Haytian republic and Spain again. and
has been twic. indcD.ndent.
In lsOi the natives of llayti. almost
al blacks, successfully rrvolted agains,
France. They have been independent,
ever since. At first they sci az an EN-.
pire, then monarchic-. constitutional
republics, and "a second empire in lsls.
oi the II rulers of liuyti since its in.
dependence only one has escaped he.
ing shot on transported, and only tive
have comuirt,s their terms of Office
From Columbus down everyone who
has ever visited the island described
u ~ naturally an cnrthIN par..ii.e.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1899-06-01
THE DAILY cAnERA


Mr.. A. c. Thomas, Of Marysville. Tex
has found a more valuable discovery
than has yet been made i'll the Kiondyke.
For years he suffered untold agony from
consumption. accompanied by hem
orrhages; and was absolutely cured by
DR.. King. New Discovery for Consump-
ton, Coughs and Colds. He declares
that gold is Of little value in comparison
with this marvellous cure; would have IT,
even if it cost hundred dollars bottle
Asthma, Bronchitis and all throat and
lung affections are positively cured by
DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con
sumption. Trial bottles free at Strea-
mer's Drug Store Regular size soc and
stoo. Guaranteed 10 cure or pnc- re
funded