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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-05
LEWIS ACADEMY MOTIFS

A lumber Of students are suffering from
Dutch measles.
Mr.. Wilbur Smith End Miss EUen Smith
entered the academy lasi week
Miss Bessie HAYS. S. now teaching a.,
Garden Pain, VISITED the academy one
morning last week.
Ne Mabel RoSars. student OF LEWIS
academy. has recovered from her recent
very serious Illness. and VISITED school
FRIDAY.
The music AZ rhetorical exercises ~
Thursday morning was unususll- s0oa
Mr.. Harry Funks and Miss Winnie Barnes
played very pretty piano solos
Mr. Arhur Phillips. graduate Of the
academy. now a. Manila. last week sea,
his brother. 4 student Of Lewis ACADEMY.
a number q interesting curios- These ire
now or exhibition a. the academy
Among them are : map o. The fo-uacs-
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STOP

Go 70 the Green From; wholesale and
retail grocery house OF ". 4. Thomas &
Co. No. 125 Main street. Wichita. Kansas.
foT your groceries and provisions. Having
just received a large and well selected
stock Of groceries from the east. we are
able 70 sci you coffee. sugar, molssses.
syrup, teas. lard. bacon. mackersl. rice.
honey. beans. crackers. sauces, canned
fruits. candies. nuts tooac COOS. cigars. etc.
and in fact everything 10 be found in a
irs;-ciass home Time is Money Lose
no time in calling and examining our
stocks and prices. Best grades q -four
constantly OF hand
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STEELE & SMITH.

We have 10000 acres Of land for sale in
the counties of Sedgwick. Sumner Marion.
CCwley and Butler Also have the only
and complete set OF abstracts OF title 10
real estate in Sedgwick county. We are
daily receiving bargains in land and town
property. You may not find what NAV
suit. but examine our list tomorrow. All
parties wishing TO look AT any property on
our list will be shown the same free Of
charge.
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Club Department
Kansas Social Science
federation.
Lowe Not Comin-

Mrs Lowe Not OOnln-.
Having announced officially from time TO
time. since the Denver biennial that Mrs
Lcwe, president of the General Fedora
ton, had promised to be present at the
spring ANIMALS of the Iowa and Kansas
Federations, it is due the club women OF
Kansas that they should have a fun expla-
nation of the disappointment in store for
them. hence the following letter just re-
ceived is published in full:
Atlanta, Ga, Feb. %, 1889
Ny Dear Mrs. Peters-Your letter of the
18th reached me safely, and It's contents
have been noted.
/ am sorry, beyond expression, to say
that May is so full of work it will be i'm
possible for me to take the trip to Iowa
and Kansas. I want to write you the full
situation, because you know my heart goes
out TO you and your cub women. It Is
not because you need me. for feel that
you are already far in advance along all
lines of work; but the pleasure of meeting
personally the women of Kansas has been
before me ever since the reception Of your
letter.
This is the state Of affairs: In the first
place you know the south is untouched;
the ground is, may say, altogether en-
broken, and although clubs exist every
where, yet the idea of federation has not
been presented to them, and nv engage
ments with thin occur, unfortunately, at
just the time you want me. Ny promise
was given long ago to leading women in
the southern states that l would come to
them; and I feel that you and all good club
women are interested in hel9irg me to do
this work. My disappointment at not be
ing able to be with you is very great bat
] feel sure You will say to me, STAY where
EoU are and do what you can in those Tn
organized states.
You cannot imagine the condition of
these states. and can never realize how
much they need the club spirit. unless you
were in their midst. The first two weeks
in May will be given to his subject. and
We shall also have our meetings in Mil
waukee, the program committee. the board
meeting and the council ee-ing 10 follow.
We hope TO have these meetings as early
after the 18th of May as possible. in order
that we may have the council meeting in
Philadelphia the last Of May or the FIRST Of
June.
Rest assured, my dear Mrs Peters. that
It grieves me more than L does YOU be-
cause I cannot select my work and come
II you, instead of blowing away in this
hard ground that has to be worked
With my best wishes Cor you and the
club women of the Kansas Social Science
Federation, believe me most sincerely
yours, REBECCA D LOWE.
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The aa1ienita daily Eagle: Sunday z1orune gnarth

lions at Manila, copies of native slippers.
Spanish buttons. a chain belonging 10
Spanish sword knife made from Maui
ser rife bullet and several very pretty.
sill, scarfs and haudkerchiefs
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TODD & ROYAL

Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
groceries. provisions. -four and al kinds o.
country produce and agricultural inple-
ments. No "a Main street We have on
hand fine stock % choice goods. bought
in the best market. which ve Vi,i sell ~
the lowest figures. Goods delivered 10 any
part OF the city free OF charge.
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J. P ALLEN
80. 1Is Main STREET

Dealer in drugs. medicines. chemicals.
perfUmery. fancy toilet articles surgical
Instruments shoulder braces. trusses.
syringes. paints. els. ~zTnlshes ard dye
stUTs. window glass and putty. Pa-si-
clans prescriptions accurately COMPOUND
ID. day Or night
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Some Of the editorial paragraphs are as
follows:
Mr. Greeley writes TO a confectioner in
Boston that in making caves-foot Jelly
the Durham breed should always be select
ed. Take a live calf. place the hind teet
in a corn mill. and then commence 10 grind
and the jelly will flow out in a crude state.
Collect this in pan and then throw away
the calf
A Wisconsin editor speaks Of wind that
''just set on its hind legs and howled.'
Tipping in Oshkosh is now called hold
ing communication with disemb0died
ssirits.
When you see a young lady making
fuss over a widower's children. make up
your mind that II she doesn't soon have
the right to spank EN- it won't be her
fault.
London claims 100000 cats. which is not
single cat too many If England refuses to
settle the Alabama claims. Remember
Paris.
Daily EarIa hy rarrter N cauts a vvaab
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RESTAURANT

70 Main Street. Wichita, Kansas.
Meals at al" hours. Day boarding s. a
week. Boarding and lodging. S. a week.
c. e. Dayton, proprietor.
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c. R. MoOREHEAD & CO..

wholesale grocers, and dealers in liquors,
wines and cigars. No. III Main street and
No. IS Levee, Leavenworth, Kansas.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-05

collection of improved and unimproved
farms and claims for sale, not mentioned
in the following schedule. Schedule TO
follow next week..
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The state president wishes TO acknowl-
edge with thanks a cordial invitation TO
attend the first annual meeting of the
Oklahoma and Indian Territory Fedora
ton. to be held thu 3rd. 4th and 5th of
May Mrs. Selwyn Douglas, the president,
was formerly an officer in the Kansas
Federation and it would be pleasure to
accept her kind invitation if the date die
not conflict with the Kansas annual. The
Kansas Federation extends the most
hearty greetings 10 The new federation in
the territories. and wishes for it a most
pleasant and profitable meeting and pros
perity in all its work,
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Wiebita COLLEGES
universities ana
HeadsMies.
NOTES.

UNIVERSITY NOIES.
The president has returned after an abb
sence of about two weeks.
Spring athletics is now topic of CONVEX
sation at the university.
Professor Jay and Herman Newman at
tended services at the Y. NJ. c. a rooms
in the city last Thursday
Mrs. Pollard. who is spending some time
with her daughters, on University avenue,
was welcome visitor al the university
Friday morning.
In a called meeting of the Young wom-
ems Christian association last week three
amendments to the constitution, with re-
gard to auxiliary members, were adopted.
Services will be held as usual in the
chapel at the university this morning
Sunday school at 10 O'Clock. Mrs. Lyons
will sing. Preaching at IL
The first issue of University Life has
quite exceeded our expectations. The
cover, which is in the university colors.
gray and scarlet, is artistic and novel and
the substantial tone which prevails
throughout the journal is BETTING the dig
nifty of university
The two Christian associations have de-
cided to Cooperate in finishing a comfort
able room on the second floor, where il is
their purpose to hold prayer meetings and
all gatherings connected with either or
SANITATION.
The reception room of the south hall was
the scene of very pleasant gathering last
Thursday afternoon. The occasion was a
meeting of the Woran's University club,
which was previously organized as an
li.r 70 b.
association. The club is composed of West
Side women who are interested in the uni
versity and their purpose will be to aid the
students in any Commentary enterprise
which they may undertake The ladies
will take up a study of the American poets
for their own entertainment and advance
ment The meetings will be held on the
first and third Thursdays of every month.
Mrs Stanley presided as president of the
club fast Thursday afternoon, and after
the business session an interesting lecture
on the character and works of Whittier
was delivered by Professor Woody of the
university. This will be a great help and
inspiration TO the students and is hearti,x
appreciated by all.
The class in chemistry have finished 100
experiments and are now amusing them
selves with the study of bromine and its
compounds. They have just finished sew
eral difficult lessons on the periodic law
and laws governing gases. Chemistry is
an advanced study and as arranged here
belongs in the college department To
understand and derive the most benefit
from the experiments and the solving of
problems, they should be worked by each
Individual; it is necessary to have a fair
knowledge Of algebra and physics Chem
istry is science which has grown largely
from theories and to thoroughly under
stand the subject it is necessary to go into
detail further than the pre- pa atory student
is capable of going
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club women belong, both meet the second
week in May; it will be remembered that
at the last annual meeting, which for
good reasons was held the second week
in May, many members left before the
meeting was over to attend another meet
ing Of a different order. To avoid this
conflict, since it can now be done, the
meeting will be held in Junction City the
I'd to the 9Th of May inclusive.
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CITY Federation. Burlington.

Owing to the failure = the Assembly
Art club 10 materialize, the Burlington
city federation have decided TO rent some
Of the perry Pictures and give an art
exhibit on January 81, on a modest plan.
One purpose of the effort was to place
reproductions of famous paintings in the
High School rooms
The Twelve World Paintings were the
subjects chosen, and though the weather
was disagreeably cold, a very apprecia-
tive audience greeted Miss Julia Crotty,
who gave one Of the finest talks on art
Burlington people ever listened TO. From
a financial standpoint the exhibit was
not the success It should have been, yet
st accomplished the purpose and the feder-
alton feels well repaid for its efforts in
this line of work
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WILLIAM c. wooDMAN.

Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
Dry goods. groceries, provisions. seeds.
boots, shoes, hats. caps, stone and wooden
ware.
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Travelling Libraries.

Through the work and influence of Mrs.
II. L. Bronson Of Kansas City, Kansas.
the History club sent in a case of books
for the travelling libraries The City Fed
Grafton has about 100 books ready to be
sent TO Topeka The Travellers club was
among the first to send in their case of
books, so that altogether, Kansas City,
Kansas. has contributed about 200 books
to the travelling libra rfes.
The state president spent part of last
week at Topeka in the interest of the
travelling libraries bill
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ONE VERY
EARLY EAGLE

CONTINUED from Eleventh Page)
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Fypatia holds a meeting. led by the
Home department, on next Monday Spe-
cial effort is being made 10 carry out the
intention of the regular leader, Mrs Col
lings. who is still seriously Ill. There are
to be practical examples of housewifelv
skill exhibited in cooking and any depart
ment OF the home. The members are each
to bring sample OF her chef d'ouvre in
the culinary line for the delectation of the
tasting committee. 4 popular teacher Is
70 boil an egg.
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n the following additions, at prices to
suit the times. Call and see US:
lerton addition. Lincoln Street add
,ademy add. Lees add
lens Fourth add. LaMascotte add.
len & Smith add. McAfee's add
lckeye add. McCormick's add.
ltler & Fishers McBee's add
do. MathewsOn & Hon
oOklyn Heights sub add
id. Maple Grove add.
llege Green add. Mathewson's Fourth
ntral Avenue add. add.
swelPs sub. of Miller &, Hellar's
,ugias Avenue add Myer & snyder's out
Bots add. lots.
,dge's Second add. Merrimsn Park add.
'Nore's add. y. Lawrence Ave.
'uglas sub-div. add add.
ISL Wichita add divers sub-div. add
nporia Ave. add. Orchard Beach add.
E. Ford's add. Orme & Phillips
lglsh's Sixth add. add
bridges add. Pennsylvania add.
rebaugh's Seventh Park Place add.
i'd. Perry's add
Scott add. Quincy's add
rrill's sub-div. Richmond's add.
Iirmount Second RichmOnd's Second
ID add
Irdiner's add. Rich's add.
'ssard's su5-div. RosenthaFs Second
rard add. Richards Third add
tito add. Rosebud add
rdiner's sub add. Ransom & kay's
Inter's Second add Third add.
srris & Hofi1eld's Rouse's add.
ub add. Smithson's sub add.
lmble's sub add. SherwoOd's sub add
Inside sub add Swans add.
)dson & Stancer's Sherman's add.
i'd. Sites & Smiths
diana sub Of Vim add.
eanes add. South University
nes' Second add. Place add.
I'm Mccormick Second Sunnyside
i'd add.
dson University Union add.
add. Viola add
snsas City add Walters add
elch's Third add. Franklin Yike's add.
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The largest stock in southwestern Kansas
cheaper than ever No. business suit for
So. Imported English hose, &c per pair
Domestic cotton socks. 75c per dozen A
speciality made in furnishing goods. The
largest stock of Chicago custom made
boots and shoes. warranted neve. TO rip;
sold cheap. A large stock of hats and
caps cheaper than ever.
George Schlichter. A l. Houck.
George Schlichter & Co.
ST. LOUIS HARDWARE STORE.
No 80 South Main Street
Dealers in hardware, cutlery. guns, pis-
tolls. cartridges, stoves. tinware. sgricul-
turaI implements. blacksmith tools. car
penter tools, iron, nails. safes. counter and
platform scales. General agents OF John
Deere's genuine Moline plows. Studebaker
wagons, MiIburn wagons. moving ma
chimes, reapers and threshers-
TRICKEY BROTHERS.
Dealers in
Fresh family groceries. provisions. fruits,
-four and feed Near corner of Third and
Main streets.
NJ ZIMMERLY,
Dealer IN
Stoves, tinware and house furnishing
goods. No. 25 Main street.
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HESS & GETTO,
Dealers in
Staple and fancy groceries provisions,
teas, cofees. sugar and milk. chocolate
and figs, -four and bacon. canned goods,
soup stuffs. chow chow. cigars and to-
bacco.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-05

Oak HALL
Hayes Brothers
DIVE, Down gees the price % clothizg.
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PROBES SIGNALS
We Have Property
For Sale
or Rent

in the following additions, at prices to
suit the times. Call and see US:
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sluss. Reeves & Rouse

Sluss. Reeves & Rouse,
LOAN BROKERS AND LAND AGENTS.
We have the finest list of lands on Guy
books of any Office in the county.
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Mrs. Longshore=Potts, NJ. D.,

The famous Quakeress Of the
Woman's Medical College
Of Philadelphia Lee
lures on
"HEALTH
and DISEASE'
Tuesday night, March 2, al 8
O'clock, to both sexes.
March 2, 8, 9, 10 and I3, at 8
o'clock, to women only.
FIRST NIGHT and AFTERNOON FREE
All lectures Illustrated by stereopueon
views many Of ART and scenery. tho
famous Mays; also special views % the
late war.
one hundred views each lecture D!f-
ferent lectures ana views daily.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-05

Before another week, doubtless, the fate
of the travelling libraries bill will be de-
cided. The prospects are that disap-
pointment awaits the committee and the
club members most interested. At this
writing the latest information leaves the
bill still in the house. where it has been
passed, cutting down the appropriation
from $500 70 rthe two years. TO 5000. OF
course this will be helpful when we COM
pare it with the experience of the past
year; but we did hope our legislature
would DO as well by the cause as other
states, and give Kansas a system of
travelling libraries commensurate with her
rank among her sister states in other re-
spects.
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Aldrich & Simmons.
CHICAGO DRUG STORE.
Wichita, Kansas.
Dealers in drugs. medicines and chemicals.
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The Home Culture club, OF Sterling. Of
which Mrs. Carrie f. Wirshing + presi-
dent. has 4 box Of books ready 70 be sent
10 the chairman % the travelling library
committee. Mrs. ". a Johnson, 1854 Har-
rison street. Topeka
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-05

The Thursday Afternoon Cooking club.
Of Wichita, since its beginning, has
aroused enthusiastic interest in the science
Of cooking, not only among it's members
but generally throughout the city Cook
ing is a science, and an exact science. If
performed according to the laws of chem
istry. Food is the one theme that is talk
ed of at the club. No time for gossip but
upon this everlasting subject, What shall
we have to eat, and how best to cook it to
bring out al the best qualities in nutritive
value and digestibility and the most tempt
ing way to serve 1t so 1t will appeal to the
palate and eye? One year the ladies gave
Of their time and money to a class in
practical every day cooking for children
who had to cook the meals while their
mothers earned the support. The club has
finished paying for an eighty-dollar range
given the Wichita hospital when it took
possession of its new home and yet, II has
been accused of being "a very selfish club
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Kansas at the Next Biennial.

In response to a request from the State
president, Mrs. Z. L. Buckwalter, chair
man of the program committee of the gen.
eral federation, has promised to put a
Kansas woman on the program for the
next biennial meeting, which will be held
in Milwaukee.
The Kansas Federation was among the
first TO join the General Federation. and
yet has never had a representative on the
program. 1t viii appreciate this recog-
milton.
Mrs. Buckwalter says: I'VE want live
discussions to be a feature of the pro-
gram, and good voices are called for
Those who attended the Denver biennial
will understand the necessity for this re-
quest.
Tuesday Reading Club. Chanute.
The program for the next meeting Of the
Reading club will be:
English History. 1S37-1S5O-N1iss Anna
Wilder.
Paper. Maria Edgeworth"-Mrs. George
Miller.
Paper. Elizabeth Frx'-Mrs. S. L.
Roth.
Officers Of the club are: President. Mrs.
J. L. Barnes; secretary, Mrs. George
Miller.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-05

The department OF literature. Of Hypatia.
under the leadership OF Mrs. l. r Priddy
i studying the literature OF ancient
Greece. Each member responded to roll
cali last Monday with the recital OF a
myth
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-05

The last, except the annual. meeting
of the Burlington Federation for this
year, was held in the Congregational
church February .. and despite the below
zero weather, about 3hirty-five ladies were
present. The meeting was a mothers
meeting and was enthusiastic interest
ing and helpful from beginning to end.
A quartet composed of Mesdames hurry
and Snyder and Messrs Woodford and
Snyder opened the meeting with a very
pleasing song. after which the president,
Mrs. Gregg, made a short address that
was both interesting and instructive a
paper by Mrs. Weeks of Kansas City, on
What Constitutes a Good Mother" was
then well read by Mrs. Cruiser and the
general discussion. led by Mrs. Williams
and Mrs. Walking, which followed proved
very helpful. Miss Eva Redmond sang
a solo. and her rich. contralto voice added
another to the afternoons enjoyments.
The paper, THE Value of Boys" by Mrs.
Gray Of Kansas City. Kan. was read by
Mrs Mullinix and her splendid interpreted
ton of this valuable paper furnished all
mothers present food for thought that will
last many days.
May this meeting be in reality the first
of a series of pleasant and profitable
meetings Of the mothers of Burlington.
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Daily Eagle. by carrier. 10 cents a week
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Annual Meeting AZ Junction city.

Annual Meeting az Junction City.
Letters are being received asking the
date of the annual meeting Of the STATE
Federation When it was expected that
the national president would attend the
meeting the time was set for the second
week in May. as she had an engagement
with the Iowa Federation for the first
week. Now. since these dates are both
cancelled. the executive board. on request
OF many club women. have changed ;hs
date back 70 the usual time. the first week
IN May. from the Cd TO the 5th. inclusive.
The Grand Chapter Order Of the Eastern
Star and Degree OF Honor, 10 which many
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-05

The Astrea club IS making preparation 10
give an Egyptian evening that promises
10 be very much brighter than the tradi-
tional Egyptian Night. TableauX and cos
tuning have occupied the attention and
study OF members for the past two
months. There viii be readings selected
from the poetry Of Egypt, and the room
and decorations are 10 be made as ne-rl.r
Egyptian as the resources Of the club will
allow
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-05

At Girard. where one Of the travelling
libraries Is being used as q nucleus for A
public library. club woman writes: our
library Is open and interest increases.
The president gave a hundred volumes.
fifty have been contributed by Others and
with the federation's fifty We have a good
beginning"