davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-10-12

Csytsjsc pGiosy przsdssjmows"
rotoych grup nsssyOb " organic
swistEowym. p%rrscbodsi nan nisrss
" myili nssssj pytsnis: Coz to sta
20 sie sc u ~isskisuf Jest TO orss.
nissoJs nsrodows, csy ssa asekurs.
oylnsS Bo rssosywisois, pi,sbisgs-
Jso V nGiosy prsscse1mo~s", osyss.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-10-12
u New Haven, Conn.

Jsstssmy ~ sbys maieJ sils 1 prry
skromoyoh fIndusssob, przsto ME
jsststmy sssnie wysss6 = nssssi
s'edsiby delsgsss ns Ssjm XIII, ale
prsslswsmy mysli nasss M pspisr
sscsyny Gle duohsu . brscmi nsssv.
m, hs6ssy obrsdojs mad y TAX Mia
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-10-12

We dnis pusskami ~s~isoiay, lsos do.
my nsuki, ~ kt6ryohby dsissvs
swiSskovs uosyaa sie mowy ojosys
tel vychodsiia Z Mich Z mysls 10
osucism polskiem M po4ytek oalsuu
sPosecsshstwu, domy, kt6ryehby
ufodsis4 nassa snalsxla 10 90 dxisial
oigdsis prawie snslss6 nile mote, bi
oliotske, sale do 6wio.sf gimn.styo..
oycb, sasby " ohwilsoh woloych ME
20 sauiksoh lub ulioach o.as prxspe
dss6 smussons byis.
z.ioamy pr.ytufek Ola ssaro6w
kalek6v ! sisrot swisskowych, aasby
sosa6 sie ME musieli pomiedsy oboy
mi na p~osmiswisko imisnis polskisRo.
WsPomsgsjmy wieoej 1 ssosodrssj
Wydsiai wsparc. sasby biednym,
nis.dolnym do praoy swisskowcom
dad skusso.niejsss pomoc, aby d.isoi
sych4s gsodno ME ohodsily lub M
ssbrsoske pussosa6 SIC nile musisiy
wyoisgsjao reke do limo ,lsmisho6w
lub stawa6 sie oieaarem ola gminy.
P~oPierajmy 1 sgitujmy "a nD,isn
oikiem Nsrodovym", kt6ry powi.
MEN sic snalet6 " domu kaidsgo
swiaskowoa, . kt6ryby r~o.sssr.al "a
sss idss. Pouo.ai mas, vyrasai nss.s
opinje. skaroai wybryki obo.6w nam
Prssoiwnych. saowsm staf M strasy
idei s~wisskowej.
Ssarsjmy sobie po.yska6 lud.i
wpsywowych ma vyfs.yoh stanowis-
kaeh. kt6riyby wptywsu, wymows
Tub pismem w~ykssywali nssss date
mis-, >bronih pred napaioiami SAILOR.
COW n.ssych 1 irformow.li og6
l prsse smsrykahska o historic fy.
oiu nasxsm.
PoPiersjmy silnisj l vysrwslsj or.
ganizaojs nam pr.yobylns s, koi6v.
Spiswsk6w, Miod.is4y. psmIetajmy
o tenn, 70 to prsys.li swisskow.y 1
tofnierss, kt6rsy Ia mas msjs piersi
nadssswiae "a Ojcsy.ns, pomsgsjmy
I'm sic isosy6. .sklsda;my i'm gois..
ds, osuvsjmy mad iOh bytsm 1 ro.
~ojem, DO 10 nassa krsw. DO " nich
widsimy przys,foi6 nsrodu. . " lob
vsniosiych ! szlsChstnych oelaoh d.
ssnis do wolncSci.
WsPomsgsjmy dusss 1 screen
Sksrb Nsrodo.y W Rspperswylu.
jsdyns i~n,tysuoje " Eiropis, prowa.
disoa mas do wolnej a ludowsj Pol
ski, dawsjmy mass gross oieako IA.
praoowany ma oatar1 Ojosysny be-.
s%ssmranis, les aalu. Zisosmy sic sil.
nisj 8 bracmi nas.ymi krsju, kt6
rry data do tyoh oel6w 90 1 my, kso
rsy prsgna ME ugody, ME sfusalst.
wa, nile order6w lub d~ostojs6stw,
leos wolnej l niepodlsgiej Polski.
To powinny byc oels, ds.enia ma.
see l Ssjmu XIII. to byiy rady. ja
kis dswai 6. p. Agaton Giller 1 ma
syoh to radach powstai z sisssk N.
P. " Amsryoe. Pr.y dobry.h che
oiaeh l ~s.ossrsj Pr.oy notsmy to Wy
Pstoie jsfsli s~echcemy. o itsozmy
ksss Poimisr,ns 1 .astosujmy sic do
Prsw asskuraoyjnyoh stsnu, wypsi.
nijmy to 90 cd mas wymsga rssd. q .
o~brotowyoh asls.nyoh l
skfsdsk jake dotyohO1as plsoimy,
kase narodows ma osls
wytsj wsPomnians,a w~ypstnimy obo.
wisski n~afotons ma mas prrer Ojosy.-
ne, ksora Z dums parse6 bed,ie ns
dsisialnofc dsiatwy swojej. r,uoonsj
Prrss losy ma goscinna .ismie Wa
ssyogtena.
w imisniu Tow. Prssmyslowsgo
Rssmistlnik6~ PolskiOh, gr. 3 Nv.
Mar. Pol.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-10-12

OF ola foiskf.
4. ZooliAsh.
q powodu .bliaajaoego sic Ssjm.
XIII z. N. P. majscego sic odby6w
Grand Rapids, Mioh., I prawa prey.
sfugujsosgo sabisrania glos6w pr.sd.
sejmowyeb; gri. . nassa POI " Gle
vslsnd, O., postanowifa skrssliS xii.
Ia sf6w . mianowicie:
1. Funduss rs.srwowy .nies6 dla-
tego, ateby nowo wstepujsoy sslon.
kowie ME misli tax duao wydasku
jsk dotychosas:
2. S.minarjum ME jest ~potrsebne,
DO samiast skorrysta6. TO Z~iassk
sic vida ~ wielkis kossty na oauc.y.
oieli ! inns rssosy ! bed.is strata tyl-
ko ola Z.iasku.
3. Dom swis,kowy ma posossa6
tylko jsdsn, DO wsdiug nss.ego "a.
pstry wanna, dom drugi swis,kowy
byfby ola zwissku nieke rsystny, al
bow'em mog'oby przyist kisdyf do
rosdwojsnia.
4. Grup fshskioh woale ME popis.
RAINY, wystarc.sjacem bed.ie, jessh
metz. is wsaysoy bsds nale.s6 do
z"ia.ku N. p, skoro mat nals4y,
30 ! kobistassma sic rosumieS sea a
Lefty.
5. ~Jesteimy IA tenn. a.sby dsleSa-
81 byli ~oPiaoani II Zwissku, DO nile
kaaia grupa jest W stanis wysylaS
delegate, jest koniscsnie pssr,eb-|
men,, isby ka4da grupa miais swsgo
ssstepce, ale pod wsrunkiem, ae sie
gruPa sk'ads pr.ypajmniej 25oiu
osionk6w, q jsseli mnisj, to nisma
pravs wysyianis, tylko jeasli chloe
to na swoj w'asny kosst.
8. Nssssm 4yo,enism by byic. a.
tehy tsras M ssjmie XIII .ostals
uohvalooe, 70 ssjmy prsys.is q. n.
P. odbywaiyby sic nile gd.ie ind.isj
jak sylko " Chicago q to dlatego,
DO ME potrssbowalibysmy oplsoaS
podr6ty ursednik6w, hall, pr.ewo.u
ksisg ! :. d.
2. Wssepus ma po.osts6 nadal
tax jak obsonis, q ME jsk dodatek "
konssytaoji oPiews, ae osionek plaoi
cd wisku, to jest Iawisls.
8. Daennik Narodowy mote bye
ssioiony, ale ssby grups ME byla
smussons opssosc 60.
Q. Podasek jsdooosntowy jest po-
trzebny Ola nassych bisdnyoh brac,,
a jedsn cent m osionka ME jest Aad.
oym oietarsm .dsjs nam sic, n
pofoty sic tame p~rOsbom, osyli to.
brsctwu.
10. ~JesteSmy IA tenn, stsby nasx
organ nZgoda" p~osOstais jsk obee-
ole.
III. Me popisramy tsgo, sasby
nam Wv. dsf konssytuojs do grup
sylko grupa ksada ma prswo sobie
wyrobic konssysucje.
IL. Nsssem sdanism by byao, a.
isby sosssio uch-slons poimiertes
Ola kobist pc 1000. 9 Ola msao.y.n
90 $500.
ID. Zsdamy. sfsby urrsd Csnss-
ra byf r~oissiony, apresss Zwisrku
teby peaoii takas ! urssd MO-
IA. Z,dsniem jest sskis. s,sby ka-
tidy c.ionek m6gi bye wybrsoy M
Orrsd c~entrslny ME swstsjso "a js-
go wick, DO many desc ludsi tskiob,
90 nisdsvno wssspili do Zwis.ku 1
- ludzmi s~dstnymi ! prsoovisJ mi.
W kohou tycsymy, stebysOis bra.
ola rac.yli obrsdoAsc ma dobss O.
gofu swiaskowsgo.
Jan Gslshsk', presses.
Fr. Milski'
e. Skorupski.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-10-12

81 sprsve osn.ora p~opisramy,
saeby posossai jak dotad, poniewsa
TO sic ME spr.soiwia ami organisaoji,
sni tst ursednikom tejfe.
y Co sal do opisty podstku
~spsr6 poimisrtnyoh, vssepnsgo l I.
d. uwaaamy. aey sostawi6 TO Wyso
xismu Ssjmowi, majso TO income
Questionable, 70 wsmianki nssse NE
prsyniosiyby tadnsgo skutku, po
oiswsf, sdaniem nasssm, uwaHamy,
70 rosua'ts opiujs soiera6 sic bed,
" sprswis opaaty podatku l poimisrs.
nsgo.
SPrawis ,.D.isnnika Nsrodowsgo'
nis jesssimy prssciwni. ale Tow,
obsonie aadnyoh akoyj wsisSS ME
mt e.
% Zianism Tow. nssssgo Jest,
sasby formal nZgody" .ossai smniej
sseny, 1 tylto sprawy. tyc.sos Zvias-
ku byty drukowsns ! ogfassane "
nisj; powisSoi saI kto oboe osyta6,
mote brad ksisfk osytslni.
Komisst gr. S92.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-10-12

AJ' 'JAeo sPhsy syo@Sos AWits'
Ia byty drukowans ogisssane "
nisj; powistoi saI kto oboe osyta6,
mote brad ksis4ki xosytslni.
Komitst gr. 892.
Ma posisdseniu gr. Alb, omawia
no Projstty prssdssjmows 1 sprawy
majsce bye milestone M prsyssiym
ssjmis " Grand Rapids. Mich.
prsysslismy do nastepujsoych WHO
sk6w:
L. Jsstslmy ~prseoivni budowa.
oiu wieoej dom6w .w, ponisvaa ma.
SEA orgsnisaoja ma jedsn zsr,sd,
too ! jsdsn dom jest ,upsanis Wy.
s~taro.ajacy.
2. Konisc.nis poasdansm jest,
aby dom ola staro6w i kalsk, ~ IA
m~iss.kaiej Prise. poloojs 1 sdro
viz siuisoej Okolioy " St. Zjsd. po
budowanym sos'ai. . sakupieniem
na ten Gel pswnsgo obssaru gruntu.
3. Go do okreg6w, to jssteimy
Prssoiwko MIN, poniswsa pocisgaiy
by kossta IA sobs, . 20 drugis mog,
doprowsd.ic do rosdwojsnis Zwis.
su.
4. Ssjmy powinny sie 90 dws
lsta ~ Domu Z~isskowym odbyws6
ably ,ai umoalivic grupom " dalssej
odlsR'oici sic snajdujscym vysysa
ole dslsgas6w, op~odaskows6 wssyst
kich csionk6w odpoviednio 90 do
sos.t6w podr6ty dslsgss6w 1 podr6a
dslsgata : kasy Nv. paaoi6. Wtsn
osas bed,is wiscsj prssdstawioieli
gru2 ma ssjmsch.
B.. Presses Nv. N. P. powinisn bye
plasoym.
8. Kss,ki Grup ws.ystkioh po.
winny byc podiug jsdnsgo systsmu
Prowadsons, s~acsynsjso rok cd sci
mu 1 90 rok sdawa6 Zsr.sdowi sprs
wo,danis Z 'yehse 10 podiug mad
syisnyoh fSrmular.y. Ksis.ki po
~inny bye po umiarkowansj osnis
cd Zsrzsdu grupom dostarorons.
2. nDsiennik Narodowy" gorsoo
Popiersmy ayo.ymy, ably jaknsj
ryehlsj sic ukasaf.
8. Wnosimy. ably ma sejmie XIII.
doprowad.ono do tsgo, ably pomnik
nasrego bobatsra Tadsussa Kos.
oius.ki jua ras stans'. Ia sprawl
pc wiona a ws.ystkioh braoi Nv.
1 ME Wv. obchodzit.
9. Po~pisrsmy nastepujsOs propo-
syoJe gruPy 48, : Newark, N. j.:
Jesssimy .upe'nis Ia tenn, ably ks
pisai rs.srwowy ~issoiai, lsos sby no.
wow"sPujaoy c%.aonkowis pasoili cd
chwili wssspisnia - l ably parsgrsf
o .wroOie sunny o~paaOonej Pc 10 Ia
saoh, sossai snissiony. Kspisat re-
ser~ovy Powinisn bye usywany "
rasie spidemji, podosas wyg6rowa.
nyoh asssmsns6~, ns sspomogs star
oom ! kalskom swisskowym, . ors
sem do umorssnia jsdnsgo cyrku
lara ola wssysskich.
10. ~Jssteimy prIsoiwni stopnio
wynn ssesmsnsom, oplsoanis asses
msotow ma posostac jsk dotyoh.
osss.
IL. Me 4sdsmy wprowadssnis
meskioh 1 ash,kioh oddsisi6w grup,
MECH po.osssois nsdal jsk dosych
csss, do ~opiscsoia ssssment6w "
cripple meskisj. tylko mstosyani ma
lisois 6gurows6 msjs,
IL. Z.dsmy. sby " organic Ego
ga 20 missiecsnsm posiedssniu "a
r1sdu Censrslnsgo, o.tonko~ie SOS
psndowsni ! wykrstlsni urredownis
ogiosseni byli tax, Jsk % przyjmo
wsni csiooko~is og.Osssoi; tsdsmy,
sby suspendowsui 1 wykrstlsni "
drugism misiscu oyli podsni.
Grups Alb, nisdswno istnisjsc !
ME posisgsJsc fandusrow, ME wysy.
Ia dslegsts "a ssjm XIII. Kohossc
ossze rdanis ! sspstry wauis, ME ros-
cimy sobie prstsn'Ji, 10 to must bye
"a ssjmie uoh ~slone, nisoh sem
rosstrryg..
l. Herman, preses; M. Michsl.
ski, sekr. prot; +. Kszmier-
ozsk, kssJer.
Csytsjsc rGiosy przedssjmows"
r0tuych Qruo nassyoh " organic
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-26
MUSIC AND DRAMA

Only five days remain until the long
looked for entertainment at the First
Methodist church occurs. This is the an
nual Easter concert time, and Miss Wilma
J. NJ. Tyler will probably give a better en-
tertainment that has been given for many
Easter times in this church.
The audience room will now accommo-
date 1000 persons in all, and only 1000
tickets will be issued, so that all who at
tend win not be crowded. and will each
have n good seat. Attend to it early that
you secure your share of these thousand
tickets.
Miss Tyler is without question the harp
list who will be known wherever English
people live Her fame has already won the
plaudits of Americas masters of harp
harmony.
She has a charming parsonage. is true
Christian and plays with a spirit that wins
every heart. The best part of the event
is the price Of the tickets. . cents for ad-
ults and Is cents for children. Most men,
bers Of the Sunday school Will supply you
The date is Friday evening of this week.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-26
CA . TO RIA,
Bears TIE 4 The Kind You Have Always Bought
signature o1 I@xHZNzzMI
CITY IN BRIEF

Miss Laura Bot, from Denver, IS visit
ing in the city for a few days with her
mother on North Lawrence.
John Clayton has fund Of election ar
gument which admits of no debate He
viii tell you if you ask him.
Messrs. s. A Hsnlin and ]. Olinger. Of
the Hanlin Mercantile company, returned
TO their home in Newton to spend sun
day.
Mrs. Towner, grand mstron Of the Or
der Of the Eastern Star. IS in the city the
guest Of Mrs. G. W. Bristow, at the Ma
sonic Home.
II. N. Walt and family and Mrs. Mary
Bieelow Of Newton are visiting in the city.
They are the guests of NJ A. Carvin OF
1887 North Market sJreet.
5. NJ Hopkins. territorial auditor Of Ok
lahoma, was in the city yesterday and reg
istered at the Occidental He left IN the
evening for Kansas City on business.
Archie McNicar VIII soon remove his
drug stock TO the new Polk building.
where he viii enlarge his stock and have
one of the incest drug stores IN the city.
George ". Bradford and wife Of Younrz-
town. Ohio. are the guests Of F. r. Powell
Mr. Bradford is The contracting agent OF
the Youngstown EGidge company ana VIII
locate his office in the civ.
Nj Joe Ransom leaves Monday morn
ing for a prolonged trip in the north and
west part of The state Tor the Dord Pack
Ing company. Mr.. Ransom has been f,-,
ten years connected with the stock wards
Interests. hut Will now be on the road
permanently.
The conference committee Of the w. Q
T. Z. met Tuesday. the 21st. in the w. C.
T. T. rooms in the Fletcher block. T,5s~s
was Eood attendance from other Unions
IN the county and good reports ~ work
done in the different lines. The local union
served lunch TO the delegates in attend
anoe and pleasant as wei a. profitable
time was had. The local union Of Wichita
IS increasing in h0-h interest and nun,ba-s
The parior meetings and mothers meet
iaSs are very interesting; also the evan
E5.stie services. Any one Interested in the
work 3f the white ribbon army is welcome
90 ali these services.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-26
WICHITA TYCETN

Patricola's Grand Concert company viii
appear on the lecture course Tuesday
evening. and is considered to be one of the
best attractions. Signor Angelo PATRICIA
the celebrated pianist will he supported
by Lillian Rano, soprano. Lillian Rano
is q native Of the south and comes Of old
southern ancestry. She has had the ad-
vantage of being educated in both Amer
lea and Italy. being a highly commended
pupil Of that thorough Italian master.
NinCenzo Vannini She has a rich reson-
ant soprano of great range ond compass.
Well keyed. dramatic but flexible. exhibit
ing great possibilities in coIorature sing
ing. She Is a most pleasing artist and
viii no doubt prove a delight wherever
she may be heard. She has Just returned
from Italy
Miss Jennie \. Shoemaker. entertainer
and Delsartean. appeared here a. vear. ago
and many say she is the best ever heard
in the city. She is one Of the most YER
Sa-ile artists upon the concert stage. and
her charming personality has made her a
universal favorite.
Florence George IS one OF the three best
American lady violi,ists. possessing a
broad. singing tone and marvellous tech
nique.
She has a fine instrument and PLAYS it
10 the Ereat delight OF all lovers ~ the vio-
lin Miss George IS destined 10 become
famous as she only needs a hearing 10
ca2tivate her hearers.
Auditorium. Tuesday evening. March 8
single admission. - cents.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-26

Guernsey, Clyde Israel, Harley Kilion
| Charles Blake, John Thomas, Morton
! Wiley, Louie Anderson, Curtis Alexan
der
MISS SPENCER.
Miss Mae Spencer delightfully."- enter
| tanned few friends with progressiv.
| crokinole a her home, on Roberts avenue
| Friday evening. Those present were
| Misses Faye Chambers, Ruth Dillon, Zella
| Spencer. and 1Iessrs. Frank Payne, Dave
Campbell. Blake and James G. Sackett
! OF Ell Reno. o. T.
SURPRISE TO MRS. GROVE.
| On Wednesday evening, March %, Mrs
! W. B. Grove was very happily surprised
! at her home 1875 Lewellyn avenue. a
very peasant evening was spent in dane
! ing cards, and later refreshments were
| served to all. Those present were: Mes
danes Weinschenk, HoHenbeck, Busby,
! Semans Hager, Wright, Johnson, Ladd
and Dubois.
PLEASANT WHIST PARTY.
Mrs. W. f. Ladd and sister, Miss Edna
BUsby, entertained on Thursday evening,
March %. at their home, 1873 Lewellyn
avenue. at whist Those present We're:
Misses RIGHT. Busby and Hodges; Messrs.
Mitchell, Miller Dewing, Maxey; Mr.. and
Mrs. Grove and Mr.. and Mrs. Ladd.
MISS EDITH HOOVER.
Miss Edith Hoover entertained the
Young Peoples bible class of Oak Street
Presbyterian church Friday evening.
Games and fortune telling were the prin-
cipal amusements. followed by an old
F. An, ela ha1f Il
later il which Mr.. Ross was a victorious
candidate.
SUNFLOWER CHAUTAUQUA.
Sunf1ower Chautauqua CIRQUE will meet
Monday afternoon with Mrs. c. ". Bit
ting. Mrs. Biting will be the leader. The
program is as follows:
Responsive reading, True Motives in
Christian Life"
From Chaucer to Tennyson"-Mrs Bit
ting
Crtica! study. Essays of EIia"-NIrs.
Fred Robertson.
Roll call-Quotations from Charles Lamb
or De Quincy.
Rrecreation-NTrs. NJ. c. Campbell.
Current events.
Walks and Talks In the Geological
tle4GS MIS-. loss.
Paper, "Our Local Rocks''-Miss Sara
Ross.
ASSEMBLY CHAUTAUQUA.
The Assembly Chautauqua viii meet
with Miss Kendrick Monday evening. Miss
Hellar, leader. The program will be:
From Chaucer to Tennvson'-NIi
Allen.
Men and Manners Of the Eighteenth
Centurv''-Miss Evans
THE Electrical Power at Niagara Falls
Ga paper)-Nfr. Evans.
'Kubla Khan and ChristabeY'-Miss
Lewis.
Biographical sketch, rs. T. CoIeridge"-
Miss Roach.
Music-AIiss Kendrick.
Reading from Southey"-Miss Goldie
Evans.
Roll call-Quotations from CoIeridge and
Southe-.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-26


Besides this, through the efforts Of Rep
resentatives Adams and Babb. the county
secured the right of provision allowing an
appropriation Of a tenth of a mill on the
assessed valuation OF the county, for the
purpose of fighting the Colorado ditch
companies. to prevent the drainage of the
Arkansas river channel. No other county
in the state received as large an apDro-
priation as Wichita, except those in which
state institutions are located. Speaking Of
the matter yesterday, John Adams said:
Wichita received as much in charitable
appropriations as any other city in the
state. aside from the state institutions
Of course al counties and cities having
permanent institutions, many of which
have been located for a great many years,
received their annual appropriations. and
inasmuch as many of these institutions
were located in the early settling Of the
state, eastern Kansas in the way of ap-
preparations, has had the advantage of
western and southern Kansas. An appro-
Driation has been made for the establish
ment Of new insane asylum, to be estab-
lished at some point in the state, and
committee Of four from the senate and five
from the house have been selected to To-
cate the site for the new institution. The
selection Of this location is not committed
to any particular point IL the state, but
Is an open field for every city and county
in the state to compete for. This boad
has its first meeting in Topeka in the
month of April where they will receive
bids and applications for the location of
the institution. A number of places
throughout the state are offering induce
ments to acquire the location of the new
institution"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-26
CROSSROADS LOGIC j:
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FOLLOW THE TAIN
TRAVELLED ROAD"

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charge The promise privacy.
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GRAHAM-EARLE COMPANY

Those contemplating going to the op-
era house on Monday night should secure
their seats early as ladies are admitted
free Monday night and a packed house
viii probably greet this excellent COM
pany.
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Dr.Eu'rs Cough syrup will give i'm

medicine for sore throat, laryngitis,
Quinsy or tonsilitis. Every drop OF it
soothes and heals. A twenty-five cart
bottle of this wonderful remedy vii! cure
a couch or cold in one naY
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COUNTY GETS $4,000
Appropriation From the Last
Legislature.
WICHITA'S FOUR HOSPITALS
Each Get ST, 400 for the Next
Two Years.
gICHITNS FOUR HOSPITALS

Wichita and sedgwick county Jared well
az the hands OF the last legislature. hav-
ing secured a total appropriation Of SO. 100.
&C follows.
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Sarah E. Taylor, of Eureka, Greenwood
County, Kansas, writes: 81 wish to say
to you for the benefit OF suffering humanity,
l had been a sufferer for fifteen wears
nearly all the time; and in August, 1906,
was taken with severe Cramping pain in my
stomach. The doctor here said II was due
to gall stones. He relieved me for short
time, and then there was a hard lump about
the size OF a goose egg formed III my
right side. II became so sore I could
scarcely walk about the house, and l had
no appetite. l consulted two of the best
doctors in town and they said medicine
would do me no good. gave up all hope
OF ever getting well again. One day I
thought l would write to you telling you of
my condition. You told me had enlarge
nent of one of the lobes OF my liver and
the gall bladder, and advised me to take
your Golden Medical Discovery and
Pleasant Pellets which did according to
directions / had not taken more than
half a bottle of each when began to feel
better, and my appetite came back. Now
it is little over year since I began to do
my own work. / have taken seven bottles
OF DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
and seven vials of the Pellets and am
stronger than l have been for FIVE years"
% was taken sick in July, last year, and
was not able to do any kind OF work until
November" writes Mr.. Noel w. Orvin, of
Langley, Aiken Co., S. c. "Had been
coughing up small, hard Jumps of phlegm
for about year before was taken down; 1
then called on a doctor who attended me
for two months, and said that one-half Of
my left lung was gone, and advised me to
leave my home Charleston, S. c. J, and go
to the country, but did not say what sort of
disease 1 had. 1 thought it was consun1p
ton, and wrote to you for advice. I took
four bottles of DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery, which 1 sincerely believe has
done me more good than all the other
medicines 1 have ever taken"
Do not hesitate or delay if afflicted
with any old, chronic, or obstinate
disease. Write 70 DR.. r. Y. Pierce,
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Guernsey, Clyde Israel, Harley Killion,
Charles Blake, John Thomas, Morton
Wiley, Louie Anderson. Curtis Alexan-
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Miss Mae Spencer delightfully."- enter
tanned few friends with progressive
crokinole al her home, on Roberts avenue
Friday evening Those present were:
Misses Faye Chambers, Ruth Dillon, Zella
Spencer. and Messrs. Frank Payne, Daye
Campbell. Blake and James G. Sacke,t
of Ell Reno. O. T
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Class No g Of the Dodse Avenue NJ. f.
sunday school. was entertained III the
nome OF me teacher. Mrs. James Allison,
= University avenue. March o. The
evening was spent in games. ana refresh
men1s were served The members pres
en- were Waller Slower Fred Harrison
Clarence Burrows. Edward t:~i,- c..,.
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PLEASANT WHIST PARTY.

Mrs. w. +. Ladd and sister, Miss Edna
BUsby, entertained on Thursday evening,
March %. at their home, 11SS Lewellyn
avenue at whist. Those present We're:
Misses RIGHT, Busby and Hodges; Messrs.
Mitchell, Miller, Dewing, Maxey; Mr.. and
Mrs. Grove and Mr. and Mrs Ladd