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Through trains from the South arrive Washing
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D. m. daily. From Hsrrisonbury II :33 a. week
DAYS and $40 p. N. daily. From Charlottesville
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CITY IN B7iEF.

w. c. Little is in the east
A. A Hyde is in Kansas iCty on bust
ness.
Miss May Hays was in Arkansas City
over Sunday
Tom Hutto Of Kingman. was here on
business yesterday.
Mrs. c. E. Cole of Calista, Kan. was in
the city yesterday.
Miss Grace Gilbert spent Sunday with
her father in Derby.
Senator and Mrs. o. IT. Bentley went to
New Murdoch last night.
Miss Norton Of Mulvane. was in the
city Sunday visiting her folks.
Mrs. Ida Foose- Hanrighaus IS enter
tanning her mother. Mrs. Foose.
c. w. G9odlander Jr.. Of Fort Scott.
was a visitor in the city yesterday.
II. C. Stevenson of Ashland is here az
tending the meeting OF undertakes.
Governor Barnes was IN the city yes
terday on his way home from St Louis
Mr.. VIII Welton. editor Of the Belle
Plain Defender, was in the city yester-
day.
Governor Barnes was IN the city yes
terday. He was on his way home from
St Louis
". I. Brown q Kingman. who is after
the Pop nomination for congress, was in
the city yesterday
Frank Weinschenk. the well known
politician and stockman Of Klagman. was
I'm -ha city Yesterday
Miss Lille Bruner Of Omaha IS visit
ing her sister. Mrs James Gor1eu. on
North Lawrence avenue.
The offices Of the Massachusetts, Mutual
Life Insurance company have BEEN htted
up with fine Office fixtures
J. z. Elliott, Of Clearwater. was n the
city yesterday laylag IN a supply o.
spring and summer goods.
Pat Humphrey. travelling passenger
agent for the Lake shore and AueHls "a
Southern, was IN the ci,y yesterday.
The people Of College Hi wEl rneez a.
Captain Rutan's residence a. 10 o.1loek
this evening. important matters w.I
come u.
Mrs a P Snyder mas arrived f.on
Arkansas City 20 spend the sumner z.th
her mother. &rs. George a. - $o-i1
Mead avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs.. George G3,hrie y cad
wei. we're IN town yesterday. Thy mere
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A DAILY NUISANCE.
A Simple Remedy ss hich Will INTER
ast GataIrh ktrfEl.-ers

slMp4S Kennedy - men ~ III inter
est Catarrh Sufferers.
In its early stages catarrh is more Of a
nuisance than a menace to the general
health. but sooner or later the disease
extends to the throat, bronchial tubes
and even 10 the stomach and intestines.
Catarrh is essentially q disease of the
mucous membrane. the local symptoms
being a profuse discharge Of mucous. stop
page Of the nostrils. irritation in throat,
causing coughing, sneezing, Eaggins and
frequent ciearings OF the threat and
head.
The usual treatment by local douches,
snufs, saIves, etc, often gives temporary
relief but anything Ike a cure can only
be obtained by a treatment which re-
moves the catarrhal faint from the
blood and The disappearance Of the in
hammation from the mucous surfaces.
A new remedy which meets these re-
quirements and which so IA has been
remarkably successful in curing catarrh
IS Stuart's Catarrh Tablets.
These tablets act upon the blood ard
mucous membranes only. They can hard
ly be called Il secret patent medicine as
they are composed'of such valuable rem
cdies as Sanguinaria, Hydrastin. Eucalyp-
1cl and similar cleansing antiseptcs.
which cure by eliminating from the blood
and mucous surfaces the catarrhal
poison.
Stuart's Catarrh Tablets are large,
pleasant tasting lozenges. taken inter
nally, allowing them 10 dissolve slowly in
the mouth. In this way they reach the
throat, fauces and the entire aliman-ary
canal.
II desired. they may also be dissolved
in water and used as a donche. in aGdi-
tioR 70 Ihe internal use. but it IS no, At
all necessary 70 use a Gouche: 81 few OF
them dissolved in the mouth daily VIII
be sufficient. However. when there is
much st0ppage Of the nose. a doache
made from these tablets viii give mime
d'ste relief. bur the regular daily use in
terrally Of these tablets vii, cure the
whole catarrhal t7oua.e. without resort
ms 20 she Inconvenience Of u douche.
Dr. Eement states "that the internal
treatment for catarrh S ra0idlv taking
the pace ~ the old plan 81 Gouch;ac. and
lCcal aqpl.ca Gou,. ana further SAYS that
r- baby the best and certainly the
safest remedy ~ present on the market
Il Staa-t's Catar-h Tablets. AS M secre,
S rade OF their composition and All the
really efficient remedies for Caarrh are
c@t2ined in this tablet"
DRUGGISTS sell S,uarts Caterrh Tablets
a d-;v cents for full sized "a ekages. Ask
yosr 6~usrist and il he IS honest he viii
ts- vou there is no safer. more palatable
NO. efficient and convenient remedy On
the market
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on their way to KinEnan to visit Mrs.
Guthris's mother.
Miss Nora Thompson Of Rock Island.
H., is spending few DAYS with her
many friends in the city enroute homo
from Wellington
Ray Ratliffe, son OF Mr.. and Mrs. T. c.
RatAffe. who has been sick Tor some time.
has now become alarmingly worse, with
no hopes Of recovery.
J. T. Brown. formerly employed AZ the
Royal Cafe, left Sunday for New York.
where he viii Join Buffalo Bits WTd
West show and 20 to Paris.
G. w. Hackett, formerly manager OF
the Western Union here and who has
been visiting Frank Fosnott Tor several
days. left FOR Joplin. Mo. Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs W. II. Snider Of ao2 South
Exposition avenue. West Side. are happy
over the arrival Of a nine and a hat
pound girl baby. born Sunday. April S
Mr.. and Mrs. John Clayton went TO
Springfield sunday In answer TO tele-
gram announcing the death OF Mr.. Clay
TONS father. who was past 10 years OF
age
w. z. Maynard. president % the FIRST
National bank Of Kingrsan, and T. c.
Holcomb OF Rochester. are here looking
up the estate II J. c. McCorney. who died
here some weeks ago.
Those Who have flags are earnestly re-
quested to loan them 70 the committee
for decorating the Auditorium for ths
Sunfower banquet The flags viii De re-
turned to the owners.
Mrs. T. +. Bowen, who sued her hua-
band, J, S. Bowen of Kingman county,
for divorce. has fled notice 30 the es-
fees that Mr. Bowen refuses 10 pay tho
aiimony ordered by The court.
Arthur Davidson has been selected az
banquet Mr. Eaton OF the Carey. sub
nittd only one bi1I OF fare while Mr..
DAVIDSON submitted several
Charles Coyer. living four miles west
OF the city on Central avenue. reported
to police HEADQUARTERS yesterday THAI
someone entered his barn sunday nlght
and stole a set Of double harness. There
IS no clue TO the thief.
Miss Bertha Helbert went down 20
Mulyanc Saturday Afternoon and return
ed Sunday night with her sister Aiiss Al
ice who has bean visiting friends there
FOR two weeks past Miss Alics leaves
for Galcna Wednesday
Miss Ella Bourgette. cashier Of tho
Massachusetts Life Insurance company
has purchased the Ransom Brown prop
erty on North Lawrence avenue. Tho
consideration was 81 ESQ Miss Bourgeois
and her mother Will occupy & for their
bona
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TRY GRAIN.0! TRY GRAIN-0

Ask your Grocer today to show you
package Of GRAIN-O, the new food
drink that takes the place of coffee. The
children may drink it without injury as
well as the adult. Ali who try it, like il.
GRAIN-O has that rich seal brown of
Mocha or Java, but it is made from pure
grains. and the most delicate stomach
receives 1t without distress. Il the price
Of coffee. 15c and 25c per package. Sold
by all grocers.
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WgDgnn@s 30
= , nHfEak
About This
En addressing FRS.
PEsskRsaRss YOU are CO7f~
ssssE7fcaEEng with
q Woman

a woman whose expe-
rEence i'm treating female
Ills is greater than 6AsaE
of any HVEsg person, male
OF female
Size has fifty thousand
such Testimonial letters
as we are constantly oub-
kEsREsg showing that Zysdsa
e Pinkkazs1SS Vegetable
Compound IS aafyy Te~
Eev6mg hEEgsaFeds of sgf-
feFEksg wOsr,eEss
Every woman KNOWS
S0gaf9 woman Mrs. Fink
hasss baS restored TO
heaFEns
MrSs PEnEGEtaRas makes
RIO statements size cannot
prove. Her advice is
Func Lydia E. Pinkham
Med Co., Lynn, Mass-
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After receiving the annual reports and
transacting other unfinished business.
Mayor Ross called on the retiring mem
bers of the council for speeches. ]. Giles
Smith said that serving the city as coun-
Gilman was not only laborious but in
teresting so much 50 that he said for
fear he would become so interested he
would forget his own business he thought
it best TO step down and out. He guessed
he was an accident in lofficial life, any
way. which Mayor Ross said was entire
" appropriate Mr.. Smith being an acct
dent insurance man. He thought that the
council to which he belonged had done a
great deal of work and would stick to his
tory by reason Of It's effectiveness.
p. F. Mclean said he had been a
member for six years, in which time he
had acted conscientiously, had received
courteous treatment and was glad to re-
tire
Gerald Volk said Colonel ]. Giles Smith
mad stolen his thunder, and it was un-
necessary for both of them to make the
same speech He said his successor, Mr..
Brakeman. was the first man wearing
in the council, which was cheered from
the gallery. The new councilmen were
then introduced by retiring members.
Mr.. Herbig. in introducing Mr.. Caswell
sad that while Mr.. Casweu was not an
orator and probably not a statesman. he
was perfectly satisfied that Mr.. Caswell
was a dandy hustler,
Colonel J. Giles Smith led Colonel Fred
Van Duyn 10 his seat ard surveying
Vans circumference said he felt perfectly
confident that the chair in the Third
would be well filed. The crowd laughed
ard Mr.. Smith himself almost applaude1
Ben Mclean introduced J. A. Dawson,
who said he hoped his views on eX-
pansion were in accord with the growth
OF the city and that the new council
would keep pace with the old one.
Gerald Volk introduced Mr.. Brakeman
with appropriate remarks.
Mr. Schen offered a motion to give the
retiring members a vote of thanks and
confidence, which was done with cheer,
after which Ben Mclean suggested a roll
call on the vote This tick-e1 Colonel
Smith so that he got up and moved
that the retiring members give them
selves the LAUGH.
4 petition asking for a street railway
on South Topeka avenue was submitted,
signed by eighty-two property owners.
The petition evoked expressions Of favor
and was referred TO the street railway
committee.
A petition asking for an extra police
man on Douglas avenue east of Washing
ton avenue was referred to the chief CT
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Whereas, The all-wise ruler Of the uni
verse has seen fit to send the angel Of
death into the home Of our brother,
Thomas Jewell. and take therefrom the
idol OF the household, his youngest son,
a bright lad four years old. THEREFORE.
be It
Resolved, That we, the members %
Wichita Council, Z. C. T. do tenderly
sympathize with Brother Jewell and his
cstimable wife in this their hour OF sad
bereavement. and commend them for
comfort TO Him who doeth al things wei.
And be IL further
Resolved. That a copy Of these resolu-
tons be sent tothe Wichita Eagle and
Sample Case FOR publication and also
spread upon the records OF this council.
". VAN DERvEER,
/. W NOBLE.
HERMAN HOFFMAN
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Charles Hoyt e the American Gilbert
what rieassr-goer Th3 has neve- seen
and laughed ~ his merry Comedies. I'll
~ 20 the b-sn as they are vita z1ssy
szIIes ard keen SATIRE. never oil Ct en-
uorplace, ard. best q al. zlEays crowd
ing the tbeateus 20 the doors. NJ
Eoyz's nss- szccessfzI. as sell "a MS
raost aucsing comedy, a cgzsz2;sd
Woman" viii . the attraction 4. the
s.-azto-d aexs MonGAT evealnx. Ard
from present t15tessisas rese eaxaeeas-.
wll BE = record o-eake- ". Ho~..s
plays have slS-aTs egne vel 81 this CITY.
ar.d the prcaaiee o ose y RE sa1y con-
eds "a always eagerly aatlc.zases- one
ssronK -ez%5u tor tbs Is that IL z;uszys
s,-snEs ao-z.ets-nz new AID rerel n tae
ar q pays rstlnz wita each r.eoe. sa1
a C5-stsaks1 Woman sass tAs mary
cAzaSss ard 4-1sroys-nsz-s s.e ia re
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NEW MEMBERS IN
Old Members of City Council
Retire Amid Cheers.
OFFICERS ANNUAL REPORT
South Topeka Citizens Want
Street Car Line.

At last nights council meeting Mayor
Ross announced the following standing
committees Of the new council for the
year beginning with last nights session:
Finance-I1ling, Davidson, Dewey.
Fire and water-Dewey, Parkhurst Hill.
observation-disclosures. Van Duyn. Caswell.
Lighting-Sutton, Burton, Schel.
Paving and scales-Van Duyn, Blake
man, Davidson.
Police and prison-Burton, Casweh,
Scheu.
Public buildings-Caswen, Dawson,
Brakeman.
Railroads and street railways-Park-
hurt, Luling, Sutton.
Public improvements-Davison, Luling,
Hill.
Sewer and drainage-Hin. Sutton, Van
Duyn.
Judiciary-Davidson, Parkhurst, Burton.
Franchise and Hcense-Schell, Dewey,
Davidson.
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PAINS THE RACK

A. 3. Harrington. Constanua, y. Y.
says: Il was troubled several years with
kidney disease and suffered severe pains
in the back 1 used FOLEY'S KIDNEY
CURE and one bottle cured me. recon-
mend It to my friends. II has given per
feet satisfaction" Hooking Drug Co.
Dockum & Higginson and G. Gehring
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The report OF the board Of health shows
MY S65 deaths for the last year, as fol-

La GRIPPE coughs often continue Tor
months and sometimes lead 70 fatal re-
suits after the patient Is supposed q
have passed the danger point FOLEY
HONEY AND TAR a1or4s positive pro-
lection and security from these COUGHS.
Hooking Drug Co. Dockun & Higgizsoa
aud C. Gshrirr
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IN YEARLY SESSION
Kansas Undertakes Meet
Here Today.
TWO DAYS PR06R AM
Will be Examined for a State
License.

The annual convention OF the Kansas
Funeral Directors will be held for three
days in this city, commencing this morn
ing. A large number of the members Of
the association have already arrived and
it is expected that the meeting will be
an interesting one The Manhattan no
tel is headquarters for the visitors.
Following the close Of the meeting the
undertakers will be examined for state
licenses by a committee appointed by the
state board Of health. The committee
follows: H. W. Gates, Rose Dale: ]. NJ
Doyle, Belleyille; ]. B. Hinthorn, Hia-
watha; H. W. Upshaw, Abilene; T. J.
Barley, Toueka-
The daily program will be as follows:
FIRST DAY.
TUESDAY, April 10, 10 a. NJ
Called to order-President Gates.
Music.
Invocation-Elder A E. Dubber, Wich-
ita-
Address Of welcome-Mayor Finlay
Ross.
Response-C. II. Northfoss, Newton.
Applications for membership.
Ross call.
Reading minutes of last session.
Payment of dues.
Social.
afternoon, 100 p. m.)
Presidents address.
Report of secretary.
Report of treasurer.
Reading communications.
Funeral Reforms ''-Ex-PresIdent Har-
cuff, Atchison.
"Embalming as a Sanitary Measure
C. w. Goodlander, Fort Scott.
1.-THE Preacher and the Undertaken
Rev. DR.. Slutz, Wichita
Lecture and demons radon by Prof. W.
P. Hohenschuh.
SECOND DAY.
"wednesday, April II, $50 a. NJ
Called to order and music
Unfinished business.
New business and matters pertaining to
the good of the association.
1.-THE Care Of the Dead"-B. NJ. Wish
ner, Kansas City, Kansas.
Relation of the Undertaken to Boards
of Health"-Dr Purdue, Wichita
Social.
afternoon, 100 p. NO.
Modern Embalming w. P.
Hohenschuh.
decomposition and It's Arrest''-C. W.
Smith. Lawrence.
"Our Duty to Our Patrons and Our
selves"-J. NJ. Doyle, Belleville.
1.-THE Ladies in Our Profession"
J. D. Laughman, Kiowa.
''Mortuary Law'-Judge T. B. Wall,
Wichita.
1.-THE Relation of Embalming TO Public
Health"-W. E. Samuels, Emporia-
"The Country UndertakeT'-J. r. JEFF
fry, EImdale.
Lecture and demonstradon-Prof. W.
P. Hohenschuh.
THIRD DAY.
(Thursday. 9 a. No.
Lecture and demonstration on cadaver-
Prof. W. P. Hohenschuh.
afternoon, 1:30 D. m)
Nomination and election Of officers.
Appointment of standing committees.
Selection of place Of next meeting.
Adjournment.
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NoTTD YTAITRINT0wV

The greatest healer Of modern times
IS BANNER SALVE. for cuts wounds.
sores piles and al SKIN disease. Guar
anteed Hooking DRUG Co.. Dockum =
Hlgginson and O.. Gehrinz
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frank Shelhb

Frank Shslaaarrer. OF the Kansas city
Journal Otto Be2e-nsyer, tas Eases
correspondent at Guthrie. ar9 Frank
Greer @ the Gathrie CAPITAL. we're n the
city last EiSht O. their way &c Enid 20
report the territorial convection * Pop
usists called 10 ses4e, desegates 70 The
national convention.
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Is said TO be ahead Of all its predecessors
in this respect The piece sadrlzes the
new woman" but from an entirely diff
ferent aspect than other plays dealing
with this much abused subject, beeagse
the scenes and incidents which il in-ro-
duces are founded upon possibilities. and
the satire is true 70 lie. The laws ex-
listing in some OF the western states
granting to woman the voters franchise,
and giving her the right 10 hold office.
are used as a basis on which has been
constructed one Of the wittieSt and nier-
riest comedies this talented playwright
has yet offered TO the public, The sale
o. seats viii open Friday, and every in
dication points 10 the Standing Room
Only sign being conspicuously display
ed at the entrance TO the Crawford the
alter next Monday evening.
The last recital given by the pupils OF
the Kelso School OF Music was excellent.
each number being given 3n sadsfac-
tory and intelligent manner The duet
by Misses Maud Hess and ORC Westsate
was brilliantly executed Miss Mabel
carp played with ease and taste. The
duet by Misses Anita Wood and Loyise
Mcnamara was we'll rendered. Miss
Fern Husey produced artistic pedal e.
ects not often heard at pupils recitals
Miss Emma Lauchlands voice shows an
abundance of sympathy and sweetness.
Master Tom Griffith made an excellent
impression He has a fine touch and in
dividual style. Little Cooper Gillespie
played so well at the Saturday afternoon
recital that she was requested to repeat
her numbers and sustained the enyiable
reputation she has made Of being m
earnest student Of unusual ability. The
ensemble work of Misses Ross and Webb
was fine, given with satisfactory Jeeh-
nique and delicacy Of shading. Miss Jo-
sephine Anderson OF Denver. Colo. added
very much to the pleasure Of the oCca-
sion by playing a violin solo. Fantasia
Trovatore." with brilliant technique and
pleasing expression.
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MUSIC AND DRAMA.

The wriEht's original Nashville Stu
dents, consolidated with Cideon's b.g
minstrel carnival. VIII be the attraction
az the Crawford theater saturday. mat
tnee and night, April r. This big show
mas been Before the pa5llc Tor twenty
five years and IS considered me most pro
gressive IN The minstrel field Il covers
the widest range % this always fzvo-its
Ian % Amusement and gives che Big
continues performance az the --latest.
costliest AMI best acts Every act Il dif-
Serent and there Il 10 su-<elt q any che
feature. The show X sad % - a clean.
wholesome Minstrel arrangement catering
70 the best o patronage.
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Grand total both Depart

ntuLS .---.--.- --.-.---.- S9.Stt. Is
In conclusion I desire TO express my
obligations to the honorable mayor and
council for able advice. and to the heads
Of all departments for their faithful and
jealous work in every step that tends %
the Improvement Of the public service
Respectfully submitted
H. L JACKSON, City Engineer.
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HERMAN HOFFMAN,

A. r. Bass of Morgantown. Ind, had TO
get up ten or twelve times In the night
and had severe headache and pain in the
kidneys Was cured by FOLEY's KID
NEY CURE. It's guaranteed. Hooking
Drug Co, Dockum & Higginson and G.
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L. G. Cochran. assistant chez clerk o.
the railway mai service. has returned
from Al extended business Tip % A-zAn-
sas.
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Beggs' Blood Purifier makes sick peo-
pie we'll" Miss May Meyer, Trinidad.
Colo. says: My blood and system SEEM
ed all out of order but since taking
Beggs' Blood Purifier my general health
has been much improved" It's good
medicine for you. J. P. Allen, Dockum
& Higginson, Geo. Van Werden.
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FURNISHED by tho Wichita Abstract and
Land Company. Il. n DUBOIS. Abreast
or. Court House Phone @s3.1
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THIRD DAY

(Thursday. 9 a. No.
Lecture and demonstration on cadaver-
Prof w. P Hohenschuh.
afternoon, 1870 D. M
Nomination and election Of officers.
Appointment Of standing committees.
Selection of place Of next meeting.
Adjournment.
Cfood-byes.