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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-20

Thos Shaw has made arrangement -
give a musical entertainment a. h,s
music store On North Main street TO-
night. Ladies and their escorts are coz
daily invited % attend
The force IN the county treasurer ofIics
we're rushed yesterday on account - 20
many taxes being paid. The PEI cent
penalty goes on in the morning and many
people wish 20 escape Il.
Mrs. T. v Washborn wife q on -
washburn, al the etock yards. s. y ~
very low at her home on North Topeka.
She is afflicted with consumption and e
is feared that she viii not recover.
Coroner McCollster received a iatler
yesterday lnqairing sbout George " Foa-
ter. who vas thought "a have died hers
recently. lie vas unable % end ary Ia
formation regarding any a9ch pefsoa
among the Undertaken.
United States Senator T.ucien Baker was
in Arksnsas city ysster6ay- Ho sHre-isf
when leaving horne 90 ffay over q Gag ia
Wichita y h.s 51MaetH should permits.
He vii probably arrive IT. the % m
Santa Fe from the south
II Do.d's waite Cf9rera 20 ros a~osrt
the challenge ~ gre Frisco team. ue. -
Light Battery artillery - wichita 20
hereby chalienEe them 70 game on -
dates mentioned Challenged ta be scergf-
81 through tas Eagle. Battery s + -.
O.
Rsv. C0peIsnG and a corps - eeiorsH
singers III have ohsrTs - tAs sa1safiea
Army fatseTnaets Hnees.nE tga Tnt T7a
nsesiaFa are lsrrs.T atf-nded an8 r1aes
Interest s. heinz areusst couversf srs
ooe1r mighty. are- - speaker sra So
cured for each svenfar
TIE Chsufanqua asesEutir bsKfns srFt
ThBrseay ulEsst snS many Wfeh'fa l~er's
are ruaxisg arrsag sulenfs 20 nff~rf dsf-
inE fhg entire session. Mang fTsszis~us
Epezksrs vii - 81 sffsnsiz ees ara - ~
PARK Is = ye-T g.saesf rs~e RI csup,
faia makes q eegals attraefi0a-
Judge Necsaisss. - fes arats -gsst.
IN ths sbaen~e - gesFs fi maker -
havinE cate , rgn RI rstfs-Es Atsnses.
Two na-se eare lsa-e3 Tee--3sg. ore -
Il y Nssors ed Eir EarFafef ~ o1sv
a fsts estg SRI znteff g. 4 Bra
hetss - coss-see s1-srs Esd Eizs -
= lehcla - tbs c1tF
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-20
IT WILL COST $1,000
Fair Committee Favors the
Electrical Street Pageant.
DECIDE TO PRESENT IT
If Sufficient Funds are Raised
$1,000 for Bands.

It was the prevailing sentiment at the
meeting of the street fair executive COM
mittee held last night to have an cleo
trical parade. Although this is matter
that will not be settled without due de-
liberation and careful investigation. if the
pageant is all that is claimed for ii, and
the committee can see its way through,
financially, the parade will no doubt be
given Those who have witnessed similar
events say it is the grandest thing that
was ever produced. Secretary Lockwood
and the committee are still in correspon-
dence with Mr.. Toomey, the expert cleo
trical float builder of St. Louis, and at
last nights meeting, after it was found
to be the sentiment TO have the parade.
providing it could be afforded, the COM
mittee was instructed to investigate the
merits Of the proposition, and letters will
be written to Springfield, ILL.,, where it IS
TO be put on. 1t can be produced here, it
is thought, for 5000.
The matter Of midway features and the
management Of the same was discussed
at length and also the band question.
There was complaint about the musical
arrangement last year and this trouble
will be avoided this year. President Cohn
believes that more money should be ex-
pended for band music and some good
outside bands will probably be contracted
for for the entire week. Pryor's band of
St. Joseph, No, proposes to come for 500
and the matter was referred TO the com
mittee for a report, there being no great
hurry in closing contracts. 1t is the in
tention to put 1000 in bands if the fnan-
ciai condition Of the association will per-
nit.
Chairman Goldsmith of the ways and
means committee reported that $500 had
been subscribed to the popular fund.
Chairman Powell of the button commit
tee reported that he had ordered a supply
of buttons and that he expected them
here by July l.
As one of the entertainment features it
was decided to engage the Lunette Illu-
sion show. and the contract will be closed
with il at once.
A proposition was received from Thomas
Sallers, manager Of the Arkansas Valley
Pigeon Fanciers' show, to give their first
annual exhibit in this city in conjunction
with the pet stock exhibit. He proposes
10 display 400 fancy pigeons, and in adj
dition TO the show he agrees to set at lib
erty a basket Of home pigeons, or car
rier pigeons, each day for Kansas City,
Omaha, St Louis and other points. These
pigeons will go direct to the points desig-
mated by the owners and some have been
known to have gone as far as a thousand
miles in twenty-four hours and carry a
message.
The meeting last night was enthusiastic
throughout and was attended by nearly
the fun executive committee and the
heads Of the various other committees
From now on it is the intention TO hold
a meeting every week until the great fes-
uval is at hand
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-20
REPUBLICAN CLUB MEETS
Young Men Formulate Plans Last
Night for Campaign.

The Young Mems Republican club held
an enthusiastic meeting in the Sons Of
Herman hall last night. This club has
just been recently organized and has
many members already on its records.
The meeting of last night was TO formul-
ate plans in connection with the coming
campaign and also in connection with the
running affairs of the club.
Mr.. Z. l.. Foulk, of Abe law firm of
Foulk & Hammers, is the president; Geo.
H. Alexander the vice president: Ed Dill
secretary and J. L. Papes is the record
ing secretary and treasurer Among the
plans talked over last night is one to
have a ratification meeting in the near
future. Some of the prominent speakers
Of the city viii give addresses and one
of the features Of the evening will be
speech on the Philadelphia convention by
Judge Wall. who is one of the delegates
from the Seventh district The club will
also have a glee club. or perhaps
quartet, which will furnish music at the
various political meetings Among the
other things done at the meeting last
night was the voting in to full member
ship of twenty-five new members. This
number makes the membership. quite
large in the city at the persent time. The
club is also arranging to have auxiliaries
formed in the different towns and town
ships surrounding Wichita and thus pro-
mote fseling Of fellowship am 2ng the
young Republicans of the cousty.
Delegates, with alternates, were elected
last night to attend the meeting Of the
State Republican league. which will take
place in Topeka the latter part of the
month. The delegates are Messfs. Mat
son, Evans Leland and Houck. The al
ternates are Messrs. Dewing. Stanley.
Keller and Richards. The young men are
very enthusiastic in regard to this club
and it Will cut quite a figure in the COM
ing campaign. The next meeting OF the
club VIII De held in the Sons Of Herman
nail IN the Getto block in the near
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DOES COFFEE AGREE WITH your

II not. drink GTzia-o-rrzde from pu-e
grains lady writes: The first tine
! made G-ain-o id not ike T. bu. aFts-
using II for oae week nothing would IN
duce mo 20 so back - coffee" Il zour-
4shes and feeds the system The Children
can drink II freely WtsA ErSzt 5an&at
u IS the strengthening substance u pare
grains. Get = package today from S1ur
grocer follow tie directions II making (:
heaIthfui table beverage Ger Cd anE
roIsnz- lie Ead &c
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uoLrIs CHEMICAL co. % MAIDEN Lane. N. Y,

For sale by the following druggists in
Wichita: WICHITA DRUG CO, ITO D.
Douglas; SAUR, 524 E. Douglas; DOCK
UNI & HIGGINSON, 24S n. Main; VAN
H0CKING DRUG co, ZIG E. Douglas
GILLESPIE & SON, SOS z. Douglas:
ROCK ISLAND DRUG STORE, 729 e.
Douglas; GOODIN. Cpl E. Oak:
MACKEY'S DRUG STORE. S. w Cor.
Douglas and Topeka; IDEAL PHAR-
MACY, 1874 N. Main; M'VICAR, 314 N
Main; HENRION, Cor. Central and Main;
GEHRING. 400 E. Douglas.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-20
RIsnrARCK,s IRoN NERVE

Was the result Of his splendid health.
lndomitable will and tremendous energy
are not found where Stomach Liver,
Kidneys and Bowels are out of order II
you want these qualities and the success
they bring use DR.. Kings New Life Pills
They develop every power of brain and
bouy. Only % cents at G. Behring's drug
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-20
HEAT AND CROPS
Pat Healy Knows All About Both Of
Them

Patrick V. Healy sat in his Office yes
terday up TO his eyes in figures whan
reporter fo- the Eagle called The great
big doors % his Office were closed tight
and the reporter. as ne entered. naturally
left them open; for the day was as hot
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-20

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ATTENTION ENUMERATORS
Requested TO Meet at Post Ofice at
4o'ClOek TODAY

All the enumerators in the city are urg-
emily requested TO meet at the postonice
this afternoon promptly at o'clock for
the purpose OF receiving names Of persons
who were omitted in the enumeration.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-20
EVER
HAVE
BACK
ACHE

! BaGkachs means Kidney Trouble,
Kidney trouble means Brighi's Dis
ease, Bfght's Disease msaas death.
Watch your kidneys /!
Or. HOltin's Kidney Tablets will
cure YOUR kidney and baGkaehe
troubles, as they have cured ihOus-
andS Of others everywhere.
Don't delay and don't ex.
pertinent, but get the best,
and the verdict Of tens Of
thousands is DR.. HoItin's
Kidney Tablets
Don't accept substitutes Get only the gen.
uine. Sold in packages of two sizes, &c and
&C., the latter containing nearly three times
IS much medicine as the former
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-20
PRElIMINARIES IONlGHI
For the Glove Contest Between Pat
tersOu and Davis In This CITY.

The preliminaries FOR the twenty nd
glove contest for 500 a side betW zen
julius Patterson and ~ r. Davis. soon
TO take place In this city. Will be arrang-
ed this evening az Ownie Martins Mar
tin will be stakeholder. Joe r. IIerrlrt
Is manager OF tho contest. which will 10
pulled on July 3 Both men are training
and there is great interest IN the con-
test. which will probably take place at
the Auditorium.
"a - RIA.
Bsa,,.bs y TIE Kind Ysg hare AFss p1zrs
signature Of NNH2NzEl
he men who work are not usually tts
f. u beats -Atchisnu Globe
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-20

made a trip to Sanitarium Lake, a dis
lance Of three miles. Boating and swim
ming were enjoyed. Following this was
a delightful trip to Onyx cave. Starting
at o'clock, driving over mountains,
through valleys and crossing mountain
streams, in the sDlendor of an Arkansas
bewitching twilight. The company could
not refrain from outbursts Of yells and
song. The cave is 400 feet long and high
enough for the talIest one to walk with
out STOPPING, wide enough so that it was
not necessary for the broadest one to
walk edgewise.
1.-THE most dignif1ed Of our school marms
seemed to more especially enjoy the moon
light ride home owing to the fact that she
sat upon the front seat with the driver,
who was quite handsome and entertain
ing.
I'VE found Eureka Springs all that the
most enthusiastic have said about it and
a revelation to the most skeDtical. The
trip proved a pleasant memory to Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank R. Dyer Mr.. and Mrs. ]. n.
Allen, Mr.. Hatfield and family, Mr.. 1.
Gill and family. Mr.. and Mrs. Johnston,
Mrs Whitbeck, Mrs. T. S. Taft, Ella Taft,
Lulu Sheppard, ]. Belle Walker, Lizzie
Dickinson, Mamie Mccoy, Anna Mulvey,
Clare Fees, Mr.. S. o. Smith, Ella Hellar,
Mrs. Lee. Myrtle Lee, Mr.. Green, Oscar
Green, Miss Morris and others.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-20
The Modern Beauty.

Thrives on good food and sunshine.
with plenty of exercise in the open air.
Her form CLOVIS with health and her face
blooms with its beauty. If her system
needs the cleansing action of laxative
remedy, she uses the gentle and pleasant
Syrup of Figs, made by the Californ a
Fig Syrup Co. only
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he men who work are not usually tis
f. u BEATS Atchisou Globe
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THE LARGEST
ENDOWMENT EVER PAID

Fifteen years ago Mr. George Go0derhan, of To
ronto, took cut 15lYear Endowment Policy No. 2s9,421
for 100000, in the Equitable Life Assurance Society
Of the United States, paying an annual premium of
sS,3s2, Now his policy has matured and shows the
following results:
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" Eagle delivered 10 cents per week,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-02-09
|FItsIl DEL CASINO 4
de Mayagllez.

El Casino de Mayaguez si-
que en- animation creciente. La di-
rectiYa Sc propone dar una 8 dos
ftestas mensuales, acordando para
el dia Il y 25 de Febrero bales de
mascaras; para ell de Mario bales
de flores, en- el que cada senorits ira
representando una flor; para el 25
del misrno mes velada lfrico-l -litera
ria; para 81 Is de Abril bale de So
ciedad y el 27 de Mayo Juegos Flo.
rales. La comisi6n organizadora
esta colnpuesta por los senores don
Manuel Maria Samana, Don Jose de
Diego = Don Ram6n Roura! Dicha
comisi6n ha sabido mir en amahla
consorcio las expansiones y~eierci-
clos fsicos con los deleites y torneos
intele lectuales.
Bi6n por ell Casino do Maya-
gtie9.
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La enIll ienda
de MIR. PIatt ,
NO Sc REBAJA Ell 80
SINO Ell 20 PS.

Los telegram as que So han reci-
bidO en- estos dfas de Washington
nos dieron la mott icia de que ell Sena-
dor Platt habfa pfesentado una en-
mienda al proyecto de legislation
para Puerto Rico, por la cual los
artfculcs que entr asen en- los puer-
tos americancs, procedentes de la
Isla, tendrfan una rebaja del Sop g
de la Tarifa vigen to.
Y en- los pefi6dicos recibidos
por ell ultimo trasporte vemos que
dicha enmienda dice textualmente
que nuestros prodtctos, al llegar q
los puertos americanos pagar4n <una
suma equivalente al 80 OpS de los
derechos de aduanhs one Sc impo-
nen q productos similares del ex-
tranjero, al importhrse en- los Esta-
dos Unidos.> Y tddos los articulos
embarcados en- los Estados Unidos
para Puerto Rico, pagar8n en- Ia Is
la ell 80 por ciento de los derechos
que ahosa pagan las imrortasiones
de otros paises.
Sc We, pues, que hay una gran
diferencia; la rebajh que Mr.. Platt
nos quiere concedef es tan solo de
un 20 por ciento en- vez del 80.
Ell mismo Senador que tan bien
nos quiere, present6 otras enmien-
das de caracter polktico. Nj Puerto
Rico nj las islas do Hawaii tendran
representation en- el Congreso.
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Costu IlfbreS
en- Suiza.
FIESTA de los VAGAMUNDOS.

FIESTA de los VAGAMUNDOS.
Desde M uy antique Sc halla es-
tablecida en- un rinc6n de la Suiza
una fiesta muy singular, en- favor de
una clase de gentes para las cuales
la sociedad no guarda de ordin ario
mas que sus rigores. Ell pueblo de
Gersan situado cerca del lago de Lu.
cerna, q. CO on su territorio ha cons
tituido duran Ito siglos una rep1blica
en- miniature, como la de <San Mari
no>, dedica cada a11o los dias que 81
guen a su fie sta communal, q los pla-
ceres de los vagamundos del pats.
Llegada esa OCCASION, Sc We salir
de los valles, december de las monta.
mas, arribar por las aguas del lago
sus cuadrillas n6madas, cargadas de
nif1os de los utensilios que compo-
nen su hogar ambulante. En se1ne.
jante disposition SO establecen en-
las granjas, en- los establos, en- los
edificios desc ocupados, despues de
organizar q Id largo de los cercados
en- las orillas de los arroyos sus co
cinas al viento libre, Sc entregan
la algeria, a los festines, al bale, q
todas las diver stones, en- fin, que per
mite su situac ion.
Durante estos tres dias, quedan
pensas, en- Oh sequio suyo, las leyes
que reprimen la mendicidad la va
gancia. La pplicfa no tiene derecho
de perseguirlos, por 81 contrario los
protege hasta ell punto de que ell do
mingo, despues de la misa, un gen,
darme Sc enc carga de guar & una
gran turba compuesta de viejos ide
mujeres cargadas de chiquillos, para
que vayan de puerta en- puerta men
dingando dine ero i provisiones.
Los j6ven les mendigos de ambos
sexos Sc absti enen de aumentar esta
columna mendingante porque su as
pecto ser1a m enos susceptible de ex-
citar la compassion. Aguardan, pues,
riendo i solazandose, ell regreso de
los ancianos.
Estos, s su vez, tienen tambien
su danza en- Ia cual SO presentan con
vestidos limpios i bailan decorosa-
mente. Un testigo ocular refiere ha-
her presenciado h.a va algunos
amos uno de estoS bales en- un me-
SON de Gersan. Habi6ndose dido Ell
toque de oraciones, todo el mnndo se
puso embellishments de rodillas 81
posadero recit6 1a salutaci6n Angeli-
ca, en- medic del silencio general,
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despu6s de 10 dual prosigui6 el bal.
le como al principle. Segdn los via
jeros, parecen que hoy na Sc obser-
van las pradt dticas de devotion con ell
mismo escrdpulo.
Els muy notable que durante es-
tos tres dias de tregua de favor,
los vagamundos no abusan en- 10 mas
mfnimo de la hospitalidad que Be les
concede. Jamas Sc ha dido que en-
semejante OCCASION cometan ninguno
de los eXeesos delitOs con que sus
costumbres 9 inclinaciones Sc encuen
tran ordinariamente familiarizadas.
Tan luego como la fiesta Sc da
por terminada, parten todos de Ger
san como habian venido, i toman de
nuevo sin pesadumbre su vida erran.
te i aventurera.
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NO1'AS.
Ell que no sigue consejo
no llega a viojo.

no ll0Sa n Woo
Retf0aes q co,asejos que debeas con-
sideaorse para lgevaq CON 1orouecho la
corga de la vido. Tornado deE litro de
Sardaadpato, traducido al Saagles, por
Mr. Frye, q que Sc titatla, en- Ell oyigi-
nal: <Aate de bate7a c'iv5rs
Cuando concluyas unos amores,
concldyelos completamente. NADIA
renace 9 on mayor violencia como una
passion NAL extinguida.
Las mujeres no cierran los ojos,
sino para abrir mejor las orejas. No
te ffes de las ciegas, nj de las sordas,
nj de ninguna. .-.e {
Cada uno cae desde la altura donde
Sc encarama, por ESQ ten cuidado de
no subir demasiado pronto porque al
primer resbal6n estas expnesto &
darte la gran matada.
Con OR discursos no Sc engor-
da, pero Sc puede sacar un garrotazo
81 Sc arm la garata en- ell meeting.
ST subes en- globo para yer las
estrellas, no 10 conseguiras; pero en-
cambio las veras perfectamente al
caer a la TERRA.
ST quieres prosperar en- tn pro
fesi6n, pr ocura hacerte muy necesa-
rio, pero no tires del cordel .sino Ell
dia oportlano.
Hasta que no Sc eliza el Prsi-
dente, no creas nj en- la camisa que
levas puesta.
Uno y uno son dos hasta que
son tres. Esta ocurre en- la usura y
en- ell matrimonio.
ST al buen callar llaman San
cho, ell mucho hablar debera lamar-
Sc Quijote, que no Sc olga por los
oradores de meeting que hablan
hasta por los codos.
No parece sino que los grandes
inventos de la guerra no sirven sino
para que el chaQu5to pueda resistir al
fuerte.
Los que Sc colocan muy altos
ven pequef1itos los que estan aba
jo, pero olvidan que de abajo tam
bien Sc ven peque1itos los de rriba.
NADIA iguala ell dolor de pagan
una deuda como el infinite placer de
hacerla,
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Ell "Diari0'
Y las Junt as
de Inst cuCCiOn.

Ell <Diario de Puerto Rico> de-
cia anteayer que ell Partido Federal
estaba huerfano de representaci6n
en- la Junta Insular de instruction
Pdblica; que <ningln correligiona-
rio, suyo pertenece a ella. La afr
maci6n de ell <Diariop es inexacta,
pues como miembros de la Junta
aparecen los seflores don J. Ruiz
Sagredo, actual Alcalde de Arecibo,
j don Jorge Bird AriaS, que, por 10
menos hasta ahora, por federales
eran tenidos.
Ell mismo periodic % dedica ano.
che un largo suelto a hacer varias
considefaciones acerca de 10 esta-
blecido por la Orden General No
Is, en- 81 apartado de Suiparrafo vi.
Dicho parrafo estAblece las obli-
gaciones de la Junta Insular, ell
apartado dice textualmente: <Pro
poner al Gobierno Militar las perso-
mas competentes para miembros de
las Juntas locales de In struccion Pu-
blica en- cada Municipalidad, <siem-
pre- que por cualquier motive la ele
gida en- debida forma, 6 alguno de
sus miembros, no pueda 6 no quiera
servir
Ell <Diarios no ha comprendido
bien ell alcance de esta DISPOSE
ci6n.
Los <School Tru stees,, como
los miembros del Conceio Municipal,
tienen la obligation d Q servir sus
cargos, sin que puedan voluntaria-
mente renunciarlos, q excepto en- ell
case de haber pasado de los sesenta
amos 6 estar en- realidad ffsicamente
impedidos para desempe pef1arlos; pero
como una minorfa de csa Juntas pu-
diera muy bien retirarse, a asemejan-
"a de 10 hecho por Ia del Ayunta-
miento de San Juan, q varios de los
miembros cambiar de residencia
trasladandose otro pueblo, ell Co.
bierno previsoramente acude & re-
mediar ell daflo que est 10 sin duda al
guna causarfa q la instruction Pd-
blica, ipor ESQ, con muy buen acuer-
do, autoriza 8 la Junta Insular para
cubrir las vacantes ocurridas.
Esta es la mejor garantia de la
imparcialidad con que los nombra-
mientos serfan hechos, 81 q tai ex-
tremo hubiere de llegarse, va que
nj las rencillas de partido nj la pre-
sion del caciquismo, que algunas ve-
ces suelen ofuscar las inteligencias
mas claras, pueden in fuir en- modo
alguno sobre el Centre Superior de
instruction Pdblica.