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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-08-22

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lite luiplens tIsr 6ortuiuIeIiens Sorg,
ban bar paa, men ben Sor9. iom bar
ct mGrtelist llOtrpt / Officials Orb:
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HctteISe.

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Gale eler Sfriit.
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-08-22

v Get bpr tenbes af ale, at Ell en9elit
ari9storrefponbent, Wr. 9iaiers, en- Dag
laa o9 iop / iin Sig, men pluoieli9 uaftes
ueb befti9S tponins al 3 en9elife SolOater,
Tom anto9 BAN for Ell s9oer. "Never,"
Tiger DIR. 8iQiers, "have | felt so safe,
anywhere, as when under the fire
of my countrymen.' O9 afitanben
par tnn 100 yards.
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mrs SainSInp,s ennthima snrmp

WrS. MtnSIotn'S Soofbttt9 Srrtl1
er ct aamuelt. sobt prspet WlibbeI, Tom / oner 80
Q(nr bar p9rei brugf at Dtiltouer 8tpore Tor here's
eutces. Tet berolioer Barnet, blebsier Summerne,
forminbTter Betenoelien, bulmer Smerteu, belbreosr
@inbtolit, bar en- meset ~beboseli9 Smas o9 er BET
operalt / 9erben. Griien err 25 Gents %s5taifen.
QUIT al forlanee Msrs. gStusloiUs Sputbtng
Cnrut oq tag inaeH auben Slags, bl Deeore ptl tnes
BEN al pore ben beo1te Uiebtein / 1aioperlooen.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-05-02

this so-called woman's movement, of
which culture clubs are but one express
sion, has assumed proportions as large
as the country is wide. Hard as the fact
may be for the masculine reader to ac-
cept, culture club women all over the
country are united in national organiza-
ton as methodically arranged for work
ing purposes as are the great political
bodies Of the stronger sex. This national
organization-the general federation it is
called for short, G. F. C.-meets every
two years. The next biennial meeting
will be held in Milwaukee in June.
Among the 5000 delegates expected there
will be some fthe brightest women OF
the east, women known as clever writ
ers. lecturers and other lines Of work
1t will be a privilege to meet these. AS
a matter of course the president Of the
Kansas federation will be sent as a dele
gate to Milwaukee. This present presi-
dent is Mrs Mary Humphrey, wife of
Judge James Humphrey of Junction City.
She will probably be reelected. In
structed delegates from the eastern part
of the state will vote for her, but large
number of uninstructed delegates is ex-
pected from the south and west. With
the election Of officers will come dis
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-05-02

Mrs. Grant Stafford, Mrs. Sam Dalton.
Mrs. I. Emerson, and Miss Gertrude
Hale.
A dispatch from Winfield says club wo-
men from Oklahoma and the Indian Ter
ritory are expected 10 send representa-
tives to the convention. Delegates who
will come from Topeka are: Mrs. II. c.
Stafford. Mrs. Charley Gleed, Mrs. W. D.
Lacey Mrs. Eugene Ware, Mrs. J. C.
McCfintock. Mrs. C. c. Baker, Mrs. A
a. GODDARD, Mrs. i. H. Crandall, Mrs.
Eli Foster. Mrs. Dell Keiser, Mrs Robert
Pierce, Mrs. c. A Holmes, Mrs. D. A
Blood, Mrs. Van Dahlen. Mrs. H. D.
Davis, Mrs. Annie Diggs. Mrs. ]. B.
Gatchell, Mrs. G. p. Grimsley, Mrs. l.
c. Badgeley, Mrs. c. o. Knowles, Mrs.
Wilbur, DR.. Mary Stuart, and Miss Abby
Ware
From Leavenworth are the following
delegates: Mrs. c. C. Goddard. Mrs. ]. T.
Taylor, Mrs. Florence Hopkins, Mrs J.
R. Boyd. Mrs. McClaughrey and Mrs.
R. B. Craig, all from the art league;
Miss Jessie Barne from the Whittier
club.
From Lincoln viii come the following:
Mrs. A NJ Nimmons. Mrs. W. r. Beau
mon. Mrs. r. f. Bryant. Mrs. c. v. Hill
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-05-02

ton and Mrs. L. V. Mink. These viii rep
resent Hutchinson: Mrs Houston White
side. A. L. Forsha. Ewing Stumm. J. L.
Wise, John Fox, G.. W. Hodges. F. H
Carpenter. ". F. Morgan and George Wi
mans.
Delegates are requested 70 report on
Wednesday morning TO the committee on
credentials at the First Baptist church.
The program for tomorrow is as follows:
Pipe organ solo by Miss Gertrude Hale
OF Winfield, followed by reports from the
officers. the committee on travelling IL
'braries. the bureau OF reciprocity and
delegates from new clubs. The Euterpe
club Of Arkansas City viii play.
Mrs. Sailie Hutseu Crane of Columbus
is chairman OF the department of educa-
ton. which held an open session last az
Mrs. p. H. Burkett II Kingman and
Mrs. A Bickford of Phillipsburg will
argue the question. should kindergarten
Work Be Included in Public School
Study?" Mrs. W. E. Best will read a
paper upon THE Relation of Literary
Clubs TO the Schools the discussion OF
which will be led by Mrs. r. T. Bryant
of Columbus.
last nights program:
Selection from Faust (Gounod), Ca
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-05-02
AGAINST COMMISSION COMPANY
L. Il. Martin of Pond creek Brings
suit.

E. T. Martin of Pond Creek has brought
suit against the Kansas National bank,
L. o. Davidson and r. Z. Bean, doing
business under the name of the Wichita
Live Stock company. In his petition Mr..
Martin alleges that on the goth of April
he shipped hogs to the above commits
sion firm to be sold at this market In
stead OF selling them here, he says the
firm reshipped the hogs to Bowle's Com
mission company of Kansas City, who
sold the hogs on the 23rd of April. The
hogs sold for $SSS.92. and the commission
and freight charges were 1914, leaving a
balance Of SS309S which was RENTED
to the Wichita firm who deposited the
draft in the Kansas National bank. They
then drew a new draft which was sent
10 Mr. Martin. This draft when sent in
was protested. Then Mr.. Martin came to
Wichita and presented the draft in per-
son. but the bank still refused to honor
81. and it still remains unpaid. In addi-
ton to the amount of the draft Mr..
Martin wants the expenses of his trip to
Wichita and the protest fees assessed
against the defendants.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-05-02
GRAF Ton HELD Up
Two Men Stop Him on Gen.
trail Avenue.
WAS RELIEVED OF S27
Revolver Held in His Face
While Pockets Were Searched

H. NJ Grafton, who is the proprietor
of a grocery at $40 North Emporia ave
nue., was held up and robbed Of ST about
11:2O o'clock Monday night on Central
avenue, between Emporia and Topeka
avenues.
Mr.. Grafton had come down town that
evening with a considerable amount of
money to pay a number Of bills. He
did not find all his creditors and had $27
left in cash with him. He went to a
lodge meeting and started to his home
shortly after II O'Clock
He was walking along on Central ave-
nue., between Emporia and Topeka, when
two men stepped out of the alley and
held him up. Both carried revolvers and
showed them in his face. They announced
with business like brevity and GOODNESS
that they intended to go through him.
There was no excitement whatever. MI
Grafton says that they certainly were
not excited in the least and seemed to
understand their business.
one OF lne LHeh CofSiS4 -A4'
with a revolver while the other one
searched him. The men secured all the
money, amounting to s27, which Mr..
Grafton mad with him and courteously
bid him good night. The men crossed
the street ard walked east. Grafton
watched them until they reached the
Santa Fe railroad yards and disappeared
among the cars. He at once reported the
affair to the police and Detectives SUIT
ton and Cairns were put on the case.
They were unable to find any trace Of
the men on account of the darkness
and the fact that the men were last seen
entering the maze of cars at the railroad
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-05-02
CITY IN BRIEF.

Mr.. w. Groom of Newton, was in the
city yesterday.
Charles Topping made business trip
to Augusta yesterday.
A new weather observer has come to
live with DR.. Johnson He weighs nine
pounds.
P ]. Conklin and his friend, Mr.. Jabez
Norman of Denver, Col. are going to
Huston, Tex.
Miss Jessie Copeland has gone to New
York City to spend the summer with her
sister, Mrs. Hull.
Mrs. George Parham returned from
Nardin. o. T, yesterday, where she visit
ed with her mother.
L. D Cooper, travelling passenger agent
for the Alton, is in the city looking after
the interests of his road.
John E. Lydecler of Kingman, was in
the city yesterday. He is one of the at
torneys in case in the district court.
J. r. Stanley, postmaster at Clear
water, and A. H. Drury of the same
town. were looking after business at the
court house yesterday.
Mr.. George B. Gallon, travelling auditor
for the Santa Fee and Mr.. f. z. Robins,
also of the Santa Fe, are here on spec
ial business connected with their road.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. hurry Weed of Cannon
City, Col, are rejoicing over the arrival
of a fine 9-pound baby girl. Mrs. Weed
was formerly Miss Margaret Mckay of
this city.
The little four weeks old child ofMr and
Mrs. Arthur Pierce died early yesterday
morning The services viii be held al
their home on West Thirteenth street,
this afternoon at 9 o'clock
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-05-02

cussion of an amendment TO the consti-
tuition, providing that the president be
elected for two years instead Of one.
The present officers Of the state fedora
ton are:
Mrs. James Humphrey, Junction City,
president; Mrs Eugene F. Ware, Topeka,
vice president; Mrs. ]. S. Benton. Fort
Scott, recording secretary; Miss Florence
Rockwell, Junction City, corresponding
secretary: Mrs. Hill P. Wilson, Law
renee, treasurer: Mrs. j. W. Spindler,
Winfield, auditor; Mrs. W. A. johnson,
Topeka, and Mrs. James Humphrey,
Junction City, of the travelling library
commission; and Mrs. JOHN A Hale,
Kansas City, an, state chairman of coz
respondence The seven district vice
presidents are: Mrs. D. W. Wilder, Hia-
watha; Mrs A A Russ, Lawrence; Mrs.
A. F. Huse Arkansas iCty; Mrs. Hattie
Graves, Emporia. Kan; Mrs. Bertrand
Rockwell, Junction City; Mrs. L. D. Mon
roe, Hays City; and Mrs. n. S. Hodges,
Hutchinson. The chairmen of the varf-
Gus committees are Mrs. ]. c. McClin-
took, from Topeka, and these from Win
field: Mrs. ]. w. Spindler, Mrs. Byron
Rudolph, Mrs George w. Miller, Mrs.
P. H Albright, Mrs. T. V. Lamport,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-05-02
COMING LOCAL EVENTS.

The Ladies' Aid society Of the First
Presbyterian church viii meet in the
church parlors this afternoon at 2:SO
o'clock.
Peerless Lodge No. q, A o. U. W,
meets tonight There viii be work in
the first and second degrees and other
important business Will come before the
lodge.
Special communication of Albert Pike
Lodge, No. 500, A F. & A. NJ, at S
o'clock this evening. Work in the third
degree Visitors welcome 4. J. Apple
gate. Secretary.
Washington Council. No. .. Ideal Bene-
fit association. will meet tonight in Fra
ternal Aid hall, corner Topeka and Doug
las avenues. All members requested TO
be present especially social members OBJ
ng0ted at the last meeting.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-05-02
LEAVES FOR HIAWATHA KANSAS
Rev. Randall Departs for His New
Passionate.

Rev. Randall Departs for His New
Passionate.
Rev. A. F. Randall, who has so ably
filled the pulpit at ST. Johns Episcopal
church for several months past, left
Monday for his new field of labor, Hia-
watha, Kan. Before leaving the church
vestry passed resolutions complim epdng
Mr.. Randall on his work, which was en-
tirely beyond their expectations. Besides
the usual work of clergyman, Mr. Ran
dali has led St Johns congregation from
a condition of apathy and discomfort to
one of enthusiasm, and has gathered
many new members, and through his in
fluence the subscription has been increas-
ed and the church floating debt entirely
wiped out. His friends and those who
generally came in contact with him, wish
him success in his new field and pray
for the Devine blessing upon him and
upon those before whom he shall be call
ed to minister.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-05-02

man Military Band. Winfield
Pipe organ solo. Miss Gertrude Hale.
Winfield.
Invocation. Mrs. S. E Funk. Winfield.
Piano solo. Ca0 Impromptu. op. l4s. No.
3 (Schubert); CD "Du Bist Die Run
(Schuhert-I1szD.
'Kamnenoi ostrow, (Ruhenstein).
Mrs. c. 3 Gleed. Topeka.
Address OF Welcome. Mrs. ohm Spindis-.
Winfield.
Response. Mrs. Eugene F. Ware. To-
peka-
Plano solo. Sonata Appassionata. OF, 81
(Beethoven).
/. Allegro Assai; !. Andante Con Motto;
3 Allegro ma non Troppo, Presto. Mrs.
g. s. Gleed, Topeka
Annual address OF the president Club
Loyalty" Mrs. Humphrey. Junction City.
Vocal solo. Creole Love Song (Bucl).
Carolyn Thrall Clarkson.
Address OF state chairman OF CORES
pondence. General Federation Womsa's
Clubs. Mrs. ohm Hale. Kansas City. Kan.
Piano duet. Misses Mills and Hale. VIM
field.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-05-02
GA So % RIA.
Bears the n The Kind You Have Always Bought
signature as &H2AIzSI
PUT UP MAY POLE
All Night Guards at Friends Uuiver-
Sity Campus.

The Friends university freshmen put
up a May pole on the university campus
after the ball game between the Eagles
and police. The other students went and
painted it red and other variously chal-
longing colors and finally made an at
tempt 10 cut ii down. but the freshmen
headed of the attempt. Another attack
was made and the freshmen put out
guard and watched the pole all night.
They stayed until daylight yesterday.
Then another guard went on and kept
the May pole up until afternoon yester-
day, when it was reported that the others
cut K down
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-05-02
UNlVERSALlSTS MEET
Beg n Series of House to House
services.

The>hrst of a series Of house-to-house
gatherings OF UniversalisJs for the pur-
pose OF acquaintance and planning Tor
the meetings in August. was held at the
residence Of Mr.. 5 NJ BeIden last sun
day evening. Io-6 East Central corner
Wabash avenue. The time was improved
b. the people present with a song ser
vice and The reading Of a sermon by Rev.
George B. Stocking. d D., Of Galesburg,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-05-02
THERE IS
ONLY ONE
H.. subject: THE Power That Moves

Ill, subject: The Power That Moves
the World"
the plan of meeting every two weeks.
The next meeting will be held at the
home of Mr.. S. w. Belden, 1925 East
Central, Sunday. May ID, at p. m.
All Universalists and friends of this
cause are requested to attend these gath
erings. The subject for thought for May
1S, will be: What is Christianity, and
What Constitutes a Christian?"-in con-
nection with the song services.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-05-02
Does COFFEE AGREE WITH YOU?

II not. drink Grsin-O--ma5e from pure
grains. \ lady writes: The rirst time
! made Grain-O ] did not ike H. but after
us.uG IL for one week nothing would in
dice nae 10 90 back 70 coffee" Il nour-
isae, and feeds the system. The children
can drink il freely with great benefit
Il Is the strengthening substance 81. pure
grains. Get = package today from Your
gguyer. follow TIE directions in making 81
heaithfui table beverage for Cd and
yOu1.. 15c and &c.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-05-02
WICHITA CLUB WOMEN
60 TO Winfield 10 Attend the Annual
Meeting

A number OF Wichita club women went
to Winfield yesterday TO attend the kan
saS state Social Science Federation club.
which met yesterday afternoon for q
three days session.
Yesterday was devoted u the recep-
ton OF delegates. The federation was In
vited TO Winfield by the Commercial club
and the Rosetu circle OF which Mrs.
John Spindler IS president
An especially good program has been
arranged for these three DAYS. Great
interest attaches to the election OF off,
GERS. which will occur Thursday. IN
Willingly as regards the general public,
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when Nature

Needs assistance it may be best to rem
der il promptly, but one should re-
member to use even the most perfect
remedies only when needed. The best
and most simple and gentle remedy IS
the Syrup Of Figs, manufactured by the
California Fig Syrup Co.
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BENTLEY MEN ARRESTED
Charged with Violation of, the Pre-
hibftOry Law.

George Kaufman and Joseph Wimp
were arrested by Tom Voss Monday
night at Bentley for selling intoxicants in
that town The complaint was made by
Mrs. Lucinda Keyser and warrants were
issued for their arrest. The two men
were taken before Judge Kirk Of the city
court and pleaded not guilty. They were
released on bond of $500 each and May
Il set as the date for their preliminary
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ALMA CHkUTAUQUA
To Hold Its Next Meeting With Mrs
Piatt

The Alma ChautauQua Circle will NEE
with Mr.. and Mrs. Piatt, $50 North To-
peka, Monday, May Z, at 7:45. MIR. O.
Eckstein, leader. Program:
"Expansion"-Mrs. G. E. Campbell.
Roll Call: Current Events"
Paper, Annexation of Texas''-Mr. R
NJ Piatt.
Reading from Walt Whitman-Mrs
Slutz.
Paper, 1.-THE Chinese Questionable. l.
A. Dean.
"Rirds''-Miss SAKE.
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Rest assured that If your misdecds ina
.ou ont they viii call aSain.-N. \ NecSlv