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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-01-10
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GARFIELD RELIEF CORPS
Mrs. Minnie Beach Delivers an In
staIiatIou Address.

The installation of the new officers OF
Garfield Relief Corps No. 40 took place last
Tuesday evening in the presence of large
and very appreciative audience. The re-
port OF Mrs. Mason, past president for the
last three years. was well received and
showed the Corps were doing some most
excellent work. The installing of officers
was very nobly and creditably done by our
installing officer, Mrs. La Paz, who has
become noted for her ability in the work.
She was presented by the new president,
Mrs. Minnie Beach, with two handsome
boquets, to which she responded beauti-
fully, the substance OF which, after telling
what man could do. no one but God could
mould or make such. The address by the
new president was well received and com
plimented by all. and at the conclusion DR..
Mlnick stepped out and with a neat little
speech to Mrs. Mason presented her, IN
behalf of the Corps, with a large easy
rocking chair The exercises wound up
with supper and dancing by the young and
old folks to a late hour. The new officers
installed were: President, Mrs. Minnie
Beach; senior vice president, Mrs NJ z.
Little; Junior vice president, Mrs. Ellen
Clayton; chaplain, Mrs. s. J. Murray;
treasurer. Mrs. Leah Hamilton; secretary,
Mrs. Mary Buckner; conductor, Mrs. Ida
Ingles; assistant conductor. Mrs Albertina
Schnitzler; guard. Mrs. J. Tuttle; assistant
guard, Mrs. Jacoby; color bearers, Mrs
Anna Blaine. Mrs. Helena Mason. Misses
Leonore Ely and Anna Whaley.
Presidents Address.
-7a~s
I accepted this office into which I have
just been installed think I fully realized
the great responsibility I was assuming.
I have worked with this organization for
five years. I did not join & for Office OF
honors 10 myself, but to help smootAe the
rugged pathway Of our old heroes This
I hope TO prove 20 YOU after this term =
Office as president has expired, oy ny
faithful earnest work until the last Cd
soldier is called To rest. an pleased that
We have so many organizations that are
working for the same purpose: that q
helping the comrades IN caring for the
afflicted and dependeSlt ones. And 20 the
Sons OF Veterans I viii say, God bless
our boys" n the past year you have
proven yourselves worthy the name o
honor ard he dear old aag your fathers
fought 20 save were threatened and or
wise and noble president gave forth he
cal for mea 70 face danger and death-
none we're more ready thsn The Sons q
Veterans: and surely 10 class q boys Or
men were more ozPS5e OF making good
soldiers. for had you not had patriotism
and loyalty ins-iiled into your minds FROM
childhood . manhood. AID did E71 a2t
prove yourselves wo-Cay-tor in A snoT;
space o. tine tae Spanish aag was trat-
i-g 4 me vs.. The star spa1sled banner
floating n is stead and re spa-iar1s
crying for peace. How Thankful Ee sacI-i
Re fo- The shor- duration = t1e Spanish
var. And yst ~ those short months pre-
cious lives we're Ioss. hearts broken At
homes made 6esossis ard sal because ::
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MUSICAL CLUB RECITAL
Was the Very Best Given by the
Club

The program presented by the musical
club al their recital last Saturday even
ing was pronounced by those present to
have been the best one given by that or
ganization this season. The numbers were
well chosen and executed in a very salts
factory manner. Mss Clark gave a short
but very interesting sketch. Of the com
posers represented on the program. all Of
which were French. and told Of the prin-
cipal works Of each.
The piano numbers were quite a feature
of the occasion and the second one. Piece
Romenuque Ell Gavotte." by Chaminade
played by Mrs. Higginson and Miss Clark.
received a very hearty encore.
The rhapsody by Saint Saens in which
Miss Leeper played the orchestral part.
was a fine number and showed the genius
of the great composer Of Dance Micabre %
The piano solos by Mss Pierce and Miss
Findley Of Peabody. were finely executed
and further demonstrated the fact that
women are the best interpreters Of
woman's music. Both PLAYED selections Of
Chaminauds composition. and Mss Find
icy responded 10 q persistent encore with
the ''Flatterer' BY the same composer.
The Ava Maria" for voice. violin and
piano, was a pleasing number and Mr.
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COMING LOCAL EVENTS

Stated assembly of Wichita council No.
y, r. & s. NJ, tonight. Work.
The Parish Aid chapter will meet Tues
day. instead OF Wednesday. in the base
ment Of the church. al % O'Clock
The Lady Maccsbees are requesteds 10
meet with Lady Champion. 422 North Mar
ket street Wednesday al 2 o'clock sharp.
Regular communication OF Sunfiower
lodge No. So A. F. & A NJ, over lie North
Market. Work in first Visiting brothers
welcome.
The W. c. T. L. viii hold their usual
weekly meeting on Tuesday. January 10.
at D. m. in the Fletcher block Directors
and superintendents please attend.
The Shakespeare department OF the
Twentieth Century club will meet todav
at 2:sO O'Clock in the Musical club rooms.
After today all club meetings will be held
in Plymouth Congregational church.
The Womzn's Mission circle OF the First
Baptist church wiz hold an important
meeting "wednesday afternoon, January
II. with Mrs. W NJ. Frazier. 30 Waco
avenue. AL women OF the church urged
10 be present.
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A Narrow Escape.

Thankful words written by Mrs. Ada E.
Hart of Groton, S. D.: WAS taken with a
bad cold, which settled on my lungs;
cough set in and finally terminated in con-
sumption. Four doctors gave me up. say
ing 1 could live but short time. l gave
myself up 10 my Savior. determined if I
could not stay with my friends on earth
I would meet my absent ones above. Ny
husband was advised to get DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption. Coughs
and Colds. gave it a trial. took in all
eight bottles. i has cured me. and thank
God I am saved and now a well and
healthy woman"
Trial bottles free at G. Behring's drug
store. Regular size SOC and 81. Guaran-
teed or price refunded.
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Lee brought out well the beautiful theme
in his prelude, sustaining the voice
throughout.
The vocal solo by Mr.. McClung, MI
HAYNES and Miss McClung were finely rem
dered and were a great source of pleasure
to those present. Miss A1cClung sang from
.'Mignon" the well known aria 'Dost Thou
Kwon that Sweet Land" by AMBROSE
Thomas.
Mr.. Haynes gave an excellent rendition
Of ''Flavian's Song" by GODDARD, and re-
sponded to an encore with beaut1ul 1T
tie song by Hawley.
Mr.. McClung was in excellent voice and
his selection, "Asthove," by Troteve'-
brought out the best qualities if his fine
voice.
The club is fortunate in being able 10
secure such local talent for their recitaIs.
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NUsIc AND DRArlA
SKATERS HERE.


SKATERS HERE.
The Slater Dramatic and Vaudeville
company opened a weeks engagement III
repertoire at the Crawford Grand last
night, presenting IAN Irish American
Cousin asthe opening bill to large
audience. The play is entirely new to
Wichita theater goers and it was well
presented. Stater's company played here
in 1897 to good business and the company
is much stronger than it was then. Mr..
J. Moy Bennett and Carl Stockdale did
excellent work last night, and Harry Will
son and Mrs. Slater presented some high
class specialties. 1t has been some time
since theater gOers have had an opcr-
tunity of patronizing popular priced at
fractions and the company will probably
do a good weeks business. An absolutely
new bill for each night is promised for
this week. On Friday night the COM
pany will lay off for Under the Red
Robe Tonight 1.-The Fatal Step" a
society comedy drama, will be presented.
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Popular Pullman Tourist Cars.
Sharpers are Thick.


said. "You wish 10 PHOTOGRAPH the scsts
lis Il not so7 We'll. Father Frsncke viii
hide you IN the cathedral When he -
ordered 70 clssr everything out before ~
mony no vii allow you 20 remain.
You can photograph. you can write; you
will be the only reporter preseut-'5ut
you must give Father Francke cen
tene."
Whereupon a priest entered The room.
This was Father Francke. lie wore he
usual Earb OF his church. but the crown
OF his head was shaved. fact which
] did not notice az the time ] gave Am
the required J. gold D.ece. thus closing
the bargain
The next day az ne appointed hour
entered the cathedral and looked around
Tor the priest VINO was 20 hide M HzIs
a dozen other Americans were also look
!ng around TIE Spanish cprn1Esftse ap-
pointed by the Captain General 70 remove
Columbus bones arrived. bot not Father
Francke. with the other Americas
was requested 20 leave the church We
compared notss-every one bad 7~iA
Father Francks" more or les than a
centeue.
II that sonora can 10 longer make
money as a spy. she certainly Is not
failure As an adventures
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Thanks are Expressed

We wish 20 express our appreciation Of
the Kindness and sympathy shown 70 rs
during our recent bereavement. Espaci-
ally We wish II thank the members Of
the har. the order of Odd Fellows. zbe
Epworth League an5 al who were kind
and attentive 20 our loved one during
his prolonged Illness.
LAURA - BIRD
DAISY BIRD KEACH.
RICHARD 2. BIRD.
THEODORE BIRD.
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MANY PEOPLE CANNOT DRINK

coffee a night. II epoils their sleep. You
can drink Grain-O when You please and
sleep Ike top. For Grain-O does not
stimulate: * uou-ishes, cheers and feeds.
Yet it looks and tastes ike the best
coffee. For nervous persons. young pe0-
pie and children Grain-O Is the perfect
drink. Made from pure grains. Get a
package from your grocer today. Try Il
n place OF coffee. Is and &C.
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CITY IN 2 afE<

Jrsgs P-5-s q Ashazs. Kan. = a
visitor z rae cry - = few days
T-nsre s-e fsa-tcsn ado f.oasl stUdenfs
zas.-s 90 saa la-E % scho,a -sasEs tals tern
a; ~ Fr.en5s u-tve-1sy
Ma ca,.zia A F.ezl-. la sss- A.
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school Report,

Primary department Garden Plain
school:
Number enrolled. 40.
Names Of pupils not absent ance BE-
ginning OF term: Lulu Franklin, Ara
Arrman. Rob Masters.
Not absent during third month: Lulu
Franklin, Ara Altman, Chester Frank
lin. Rob Masters. Russell Doyle, Florence
Franklin
Pupils having greatest number % heS9-
marks: Claude Flint and Daisy Garrett.
q each: Ros Masters. a
MAMIE L. ROWRAY, Teacher.
Il Is entirely superauous % tel people
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DISTRICT COURT ADJOURNS.
CASE OF LEONA GREEN
VIII be Decided Before Judge Dale
January I6

Leona Green is again with her foster
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John Prunty. Mr..
Prunty took the little girl home with him
Saturday morning. he having furnished a
bond in the sum Of $500 to deliver the child
into court on the day OF trial. January
16. The bond was signed by Mr.. Prunty,
with L. F. Means as surety, and approved
by Judge Dale. who ordered the little girl
released. Mr.. Prunty Will bring Leona into
court at the appointed time, when it viii
be determined as to whether she shall still
live at the home she has learned 10 love
or go back TO her mother, Mrs. Green.
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DE-. RuIrs COUGH syrup is the rem.

edy on which you can depend for the cure
of a protracted cough or lung affection.
brought on by exposure to cold. It is the
most excellent medicine sold. \ bottle
costs only - cents.
0CnntLnuaH frnrn Ennrth ParaA
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UNDER THE RED ROBE"

This famous play after its enormous sue
cess in London and New York will be pro-
duced here for the only time on Friday,
January 10, at the Crawford Grand It's
production will be marked with all the at
tention to scenery, costumes and stage
garniture which characterized Ats run both
in London and in New York. Mr. julius
Calm has brought together a large COM
pany Of prominent New York actors No
tably among them, and heading the list
are, Mr.. William Morris, a romantic actor
Of undOubted culture and great power
and Miss Frances Gaunt, a new conner but
lady Of much experience in emotional
roles. The play, we are assured is as alb
sorbing and fascinating as the novel. The
dramatist, Mr.. Edward Rose, has done
his work with admirable discretion and
good effect and those who have read the
book viii thoroughly enjoy the play, while
spectators who have not read the book
can follow, and comprehend the substance
Of the story perfectly. This is the high
class dramatic event Of the season. The
company are brought here under a large
guarantee and a performance such as is
rarely seen here is assured. Sale of seats
will open Wednesday at Howe's jeweIry
store.
The following program will be rendered
at the B. Y. P. L benefit concert Wednes-
day evening, at o'clock, January II, 1899,
in the First Baptist church:
Recita tion-"Nell" ........... ............
Mrs. S. z. Lauranoe.
Whtstling Solo............,.......... Selected
Otto Zimmerman.
Recitation........ ........... ....,....Selected
Edna Shaw.
Cello Solo, Melodia. .Harraden
Robert Parker.
Recitation-'Parential Discipline.
Adolph Wendell.
Vocal SolA-"For All Eternity" Cello
Obligato........ ..-..... .Mascheroni
Arthur Ralph Marsh.
Recitation........ $1,000. Selected
Jessie Copeland.
Piano Solo
(a) Liebestraume. ....................L List
(b) Hungarish. Mao Doweu
Harry F. Funk.
Recitation. .......-. ........... Selected
Garfield Black.
Vocal Solo-Recit-Arioso (from Mes
siah). ........... Handel
Arthur Ralph Marsh.
Piano Solo
(a) Nocturne.. Chopin
90 Polonaise (B major ..... Paderewsh
Harry T. Funk.
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Chartered 1897.
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The Kansas College of
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Nos. 22o and 222
North Main Street,
Wichita, Kansas.
A Celebrated Authors Opinion.
JOHN r. MUSICK

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OF
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Men and Women Admitted the School on Equal Term

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The following program will be rendered
at the B. Y. P. L benefit concert Wednes-
day evening, at o'clock, January II, 1899,
in the First Baptist church.:
The daily sentinel., 1899-09-09

Wanted-At once good reliable por-
ter and train man at the Faialawn.
Every business house and residence in
the city should be decorated for Peach
Week
Chicken dinner tomorrow at railroad
restaurant, corner Second and Colorado
Avenue. Only 25 cents
1t is essential that every resident Of
Grand Junction does all that is in HE
power, to entertain the strangers who
come to this city next week. Show
them good time
Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Hutton and
family, from Charlottesville, Indiana will
arrive in this city tonight, and will make
their home in the valley, Mrs. Hutton
is sister of Rev. G. e. B. Ward.
Julian Hawthorne, the great writer
who has recently come west to do work
on the Denver Post, will be here next
week to represent the Post at the Peach
Day festivities and do reportorial work
on the speech Of William Jennings
Bryan.
The usual services in the Congrega.
tio nal church tomorrow. Rev. George
Line dsay will preach. Morning subject,
THE Parable of Light" Evening sub
ject Love-" which Henry Drummond
called, "the greatest thing in the world"
Sunday school at 10 a. m. All whom
duty does not take elsewhere to worship
are cordially invited to attend these ser
vices
At Grand Juction there will be delay
for the returning soldiers. Peach week
will be on. and there are peaches to be
eaten. There are no peaches in the
Philippines and the Colorado soldiers
are peach hungry. And then Bryan will
be there to greet them. Schedule time
will again be set back Glenwood Ava
lanche
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ONLY $3.50

In order tc move the bankrupt stock
of clothing quick, as it will only be here
but few days more offer at private
sale the Unlimited choice of any mans
suit in the house worth $14, SIG and SIS
for only $3.50.
Other mems suits at So so, s5 and sc
Remember all the goods are up-to- date
now is the chance of a life time to get
good stylish suit at less than = of the
regular price. j. M. Graham,
Auctioneer.
Auction every evening only, at 7:30.
The daily sentinel., 1899-09-09

Everybody should start to decorate at
once.
Ben and Frank Keifer, OF Fruita are
in the city.
Band concert tonight at the corner Of
Fifth and Main streets.
Services at the Presbyterian church
Sabbath morning and evening.
Twenty five ladies and twenty five
gentlemen on bicycles will be masked.
Remember the grand soiree and cake
walk tonight at the Park opera house.
W. ]. Ridd, travelling passenger agent
of the Rio Grande is in the city today.
Wanted-Dining room girl, porter and
a girl for second help. Apply at the
Fairlawn.
The disclosure OF who will impersonate
He, She and 1t is causing considerable
speculation.
William Jennings Bryan will arrive in
the city on next Monday over the Rio
Grande Western.
The Masque Ball at the Park opera
house will be the greatest social event in
the history Of the city.
Why don't you have good library in
your home? All the works OF standard
authors can be secured at Bedwells.
j. W. Randall an old time friend OF
Samuel N. Wheeler, who has been resid-
ing in California, is in the city today.
Parties desiring to d., ess for the car
niyal on the afternoon of September
14th will be permitted to use the Park
opera house.
Mrs. Frank n. Haskell and daughter
Ethel are home from an extended visit
to Butte, Montana and other points in
the northwest.
DR.. E. F. Eldridge was quite sick yes
terday with very severe cold, contract
ed he day previous, while working for
the Peach Day festivities.
The Grand Junction papers are ad-
vertising that 25 men are wanted there
in the sugar fastory. 1t is not likely
that there are any unemployed men in
MOntrose, but il 80, here's their chance.
-Montrose Press.
Miss Nellie Belden and Mr.. Dorr Bel
den cam, up from Grand Junction on
Saturday to visit the Laytons day or
two before going on to Greeley to attend
Normal school. They left here Monday
in company with the Montrose crowd Of
young people going out to school.
Nontross Pres.
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THE
MITCHELL
DRUG COMPANY
THE LOCAL NEWS.
Anderson sells soap.
Bedwell sells books.

Anderson sells soap.
Bedwell sells books.
The Star Laundry does qnick work.
Get your outing supplies at Bedwells
Smoke the Lady Grey cigar at Game
ron's. 400.
just take peep at Anderson's soar
window.
Cameron sells the Best &C. cigar in
the city, 400.
Have your washing done at the star
Laundry.
Choice cigars and tobaccos at Came
ron's, 40S.
Ask for the White Knight cigar at
Cameron's, 400.
Everything il the line OF sporting
goods at Bedwells.
Wanted-A girl to wash dishes. APP
ply at 4l6 White street.
A man is often judged by the station
cry he uses Bedwell has the best.
The best toilet soaps, as "cheap as
dirt" at the Bargain House.
Bedwell sells hammocks at way down
prices. You'd better invest in one.
Why go dirty when soap is 30 cheapY
Look at Anderson's soap counters.
Wanted-A girl to do general house
work. Mrs. Orson Adams, jr.
Cleanliness is next to Goodness"
Anderson sells soap and sells it cheap
have quantity of dining room fur
niture which l will sell cheap. Also
glass fruit jars and jelly glasses. In
quire at the Depot Eating House.
tt e. P. Chester.
Wanted-A place in good family for
pleasant little girl of ten years where
she can go to school, and make herself
useful in the home. Address, Mother,
box 64S.
A dancing soiree will be given at the
opera house next Saturday night by
Prof. Sam Flint. A genuine cake walk
with new features and special cake
made by Goette will be the prize
The daily sentinel., 1899-09-09
DO YOU KNOW !?

occupy Mupn Block Fourth and Main
with the Largest and Completest stock of brought
Anticipating this and hand handsome
goods inclunng Clothing Fur
nishng Goods, Dress Goods Carpets and Shoes at
The daily sentinel., 1899-09-09
= PRICE.

This talk but sale for cash prices extraordinary
Every thing gomnd word is pledged Price Sake
then will show you greatest stock in Grand Junction