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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-04

free silver Republican" said Mr. Camp
bell Il am for Sultzer, as believe he
IS the man for the place. There is not
room for a third organization in party
politics. AS silver is the paramount is
sue with them they can find very salts
factory home in the Populist party, and
why go around under the guise- OF free
silver Republicans? I think Towne viii
withdraw. When he was put on the
ticket I believe that it was with the
expectation OF shelving him. I am d
strong supporter of Sulzer. as 1 believe
he is the strongest man the Democrats
can possibly put up. He Is the logical
candidate
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-04
CA5TOzrA.
e..-... 1Ias ~ Fss EzTs iFgs "a
'e. 2 ELzI
DISTRICT COURT CLOSED
Hzny asses Piled for Next TeFm-Het
Legal Battles Expected

The district court reo- ~ IRE c9zyt
hsuse E--ss1cs aessrset Sr1sxS1cs. a.
the cc0rr has practically zE5ss-rst.
Judge DA5@ VII seen - % Gsgaa
SPRING Tor = Lite rs-eztson- co9-t
Sts-nz-sThsr Frank Dean sI7s~-s 20
xo-k ro@, q TIE summer --sk41z o.;
tra.scr-pts for The v&rfsas ersss r@cs1t-
" tT5ss ThfnEE q iEa1sr-xEee 81 senn4
90 tz-anE ne sgE4@sr. ~. - III cssrt
has ~ f1-E1zIly akss1rz.st. t@ess 81 -
astea5e6 % ~ 1EsEs Dale. sAs-s ts
- "a the -iev- Ths nrsr s.-y ia zsli -
he.a = 81 s-zhs- zuE a. thaf slzz :
number o iatsress3aE cases WI cone
20 TIE 6lssE4St c5srk esz-1=3ss g zss
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-04

They have the motors already on them
and will be ready for use Immediately
after arriving. The motors for the sum-
mer cars now here, have been shipped
with the cars, and these will be put on
the cars here as soon as possible after
they come in The two summer cars
which were put on last Sunday, are
proving to be very popular and people
seem to enjoy riding on them. The signs
on the front Of the cars attract much
attention and people have no difficulty
in getting the right car.
Superintendent Nelson has been rushing
things since his return, and is quite anx-
ious to get more of the line completed.
The last pay roll for the company. ac-
cording to his statement, amounted to
s., 569.78. This shows how much money is
being put in circulation every little while
by the street car company. The most Of
it is spent in Wichita by the laboring
men for the necessities of life. The street
car management have announced that
the cars will run later a. night than
has been the custom heretofore. The cars
win run one hour later on Saturday
night than on other nights and this will
give the Saturday night shoppers a
chance to take late car after their
evening down town. The schedule in re-
gard to the cars leaving the corner Of
Main street and Douglas avenue is as fol-
lows:
College HILL 10 p. M; park line, 1870 p.
m; South Main, 1920 p m; North Main,
1910 p. m; Topeka avenue 1850 p. m;
West Side, 1910 p. m. The Paramount car
loaHya ba 70 Ta;p
teenth streets on its last trip at $40 p.
m.
All of the cars will be run through to
the end Of the line on their last trip,
whether they have passengers or not.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-04
MACABEE INSTALLATION
banquet Gsiven s-Order Is
in = Prosperous Condition.

The following officers have eeen duly
elected ard viii be installed Thursday
evening. July ::
C5mmander-C. NJ Irwin
Lieutenant Commandsr-J. Il Eungard-
p XXI. L Leland
Chaplain-Rev. Bruce Griffith
SeTgesat-M. p Merk.e.
NJ A a Eess.de.
First n CT. L Bell
Second N G.-F. A Gaehezbzch-
Ssza1eI-H BrSs!er.
Ptckst-John Alllhzubt-
All members urged . be present. The
Usual banquet wIl b given TIE .3r
knight coFnn&z3sr elect viii act as toast
master. The charter members and ire
class % 800 SiE respond
The pas; SIX months has been prosper
Gus for the order and the new o1cers
propose 20 s-szk.zu resorts.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-04
LABOR UNION MEETING
Central Labor Organization VIII
Elect Officers Next Sunday.

ton composed of al affiliated labor
bodies, will hold meeting in Central
Iaoor hall on North Market street. next
Sunday afternoon. At this meeting tho
officers for the ensuing year will be elect
ed and all members OF labor unions in
the city are urgently requested 10 attend.
The delegates TO the Central Labor union
will alFo take their seats at this meet
IN
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-04
CONTRACTS ARE LET
Work Begun on the SchnitzIer- Brown
Brick on " eSt DougIas

Willard 5. Brown and Henry SchnitZler,
who recently purchased the old Barney
Levi property on West Douglas avenue
have commenced work on their new
building. and they hope 20 have II ready
for occupancy within six weeks. The
contracts have been let and the ground
cleared ready for action. Mr.. Schnltzler
awarded his contract 70 Burns & Waters
and Mr. Brown to J. O. Wood. The
stone work viii be commenced at once
The building IS To Be two stories high
with two large store rooms on the first
floor. The upper floors viii be divided
into compartments suitable for Office
rooms, and the owners are not fearful
that they win not find renters.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-04
DON'T BORROW TROUBLE" BUY
SAPOl 10
IT'S CHEAPER IN THE END

cases almost every day, and 4 the allng
continues through the summer there viii
be more cases than can be disposed az
during the next term of court. One Of
the cases which viii bring oat a herd
legal battle will be the case o. Walden
and Buford, charged with killing
Thomas Hoffman. Several others Of a
similar nature will come up during the
session OF the court
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-04
STORY OLE 4 SLAVE

To be bound hand and foot for years
by the chains Of disease IS the worst form
OF slavery. George D. Williams, or
Manchester. Mich, tells how such a slave
was made free. He says: My wife has
been SO helpless for i've years that she
could not turn over in bed alone As.er
using two bottles Of Electric Bitters she
Is wonderfully improved and able to Go
her own work" This supreme renedy
for female diseases quickly cures nervous
ness. siee7lesSness, melancholy, headache,
backache. fainting and dizzy spells, TINS
miracle working medicine is a godsend to
weak. sickly. run down people. Every
bottle guaranteed Only 80 cents. Sold
by C. Gehring. druggist.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-04
WILL LOCATE HERE
B. A. Hake OF Harper Buys Property
on South EmpOria

B. A. Hake. a carpenter contractor, who
recently removed to Wichita from Ear-
per, has purchased the residence proper
ties at $40 and s14 South Emporia avenue
which belonged to Cash Henderson. The
sales were made by Nichols and Fuller.
the real estate agents. Ntr. Hake will
occupy one OF the houses. The ether was
purchased for rental purposes. Mr.. Hake
recently removed from Harper, Kansas
where he resided for a number OF years
He likes Wichita, and as there IS plenty
of work in his line Of business, he intends
to make the town his home.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-04
Nor FOR TOWNE
I. p. Campbell. PopuiIst. Not In Favor
of the Free silver Republican

I. P. Campbell. the POpuhst candidate
for congressman in this district. n Al
interview with q reporter tor the Eagis
yesterday openly declared himself
agains, the endorsement % Towne as "
J. B-yan's running mate. I DO not De-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-04
GO TO HUTCHINSON
Wichita Picked Nine VIII Play Game
at That Place

The Wichita picked nine will leave this
morning for Hutchinson TO play ball The
lineup IS as follows:
Wichita-G. Burk catcher; ]. Mclean
pitcher; Williamson first base: Terrell.
second base; F. Williamson. third base:
]. Moss. short stop, f. Be.ch. center
field; Burke left field; J. Kramy. right
field.
Hutchinson-Chesheau G. Grandom,
McGan, F. Grandom, Gashkln. Jordan. s
Grandson. Hawk, Pickett
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-04
a Child Enjoys

The pleasant flavor, gentle action, and
soothing effect of Syrup of Figs, when in
need of laxative, and if the father or
mother be costive or bilious, the most
gratifying results follow its use; so that
1t is the best family remedy known and
every family should have a bottle. Manu-
featured by the California Fig Syrup Co.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-04
BIsAIARCK,s IRON NERVE

Was the result of his splendid health.
Indonitable 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
booy. Only % cents at G. Behring's drug
sfn
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-04

Mrs E<Eseszon returned yssse-E5av attsr
s fsu- weeks VS.. With hex sister AZ
Prz.. AAa.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1900-10-11

I'M otdB' INIT siuIcijhri waro DC
Wl!'rtIc .: balo r'tog', wd,. Ito
ntr bNpit9 'trrey lie r0.t.c.S.,.. a.:
- Gtn,. Collar BH,.rels. W mtin,
Der l,,hieit s4cs lux oIt A,putlita.
nsr 81 'ltNN lulr. Nyuln .nmll an;
Haoey toMm,A ~ .diicn. 9tilmtn
rir Damn ~ Sent Dulliys, 10 0inat
btl Der nltlitn 99abI Mlnou,i mi,
,oO, 600 Stmnen ,apU bitauiIa mo
oleoe 6 lah.
Nat Der ulg.yeh,e Slr'i' uno ielu.
SeAnlnl'n ~ BE- amen tbr,n .lntbell
Heeler 10 Tat tie. olB melt ent'srai
ourt Die laylr NJu,nU. III te.oum,n
't DC &csicyunl slt,a i'm eri.tn ,Saa
re 81 .ooo. 600 lub III Shl,otn a..
rdth'n. lllo .benio babe auh Oh
Sdrln Die V1gt oes ?lrbcl.trs mai euy
riti D. r'icyi; 81: 'it9t man in E.un.
lplpanll.
IN Or p.ilippIntniyase b,,ontt
Reoner o'e Nlli,bbsli osa rep. @rlno
'dSss, mir ouyiler uuitr. JlasJe nib,
lsrun'crilrh,n no le slumll rta,.
DeHu wo aaityeJlisIs II i, ain1,bor:
lol uno mus lie b,ruu,sr aeuomme..
pcro.n. GIrb oU T!r,rl9 nit
Splricu ballsu wir oit Yhll vinos iur
81 vrd N1p' St.dai,, cher man bate
oot Mlduotn lolleu, Ten'ttnlanoel
II IN ben y. :. %, bel. l,eberdluY.
lab' Itocr Ntnit oa: G,hl o,@ Sc5sis
). Nrslhli Mo Oei cyultUus ntn
pds ju 'tlnem Wlldt uOtlls n. 2les
Is 'aJt ia iton Srlitt'Ou. S,, ptA
1lllgi os /. aaes oltlt: Umltl,0ben
Iu' oit c mo dln.lte Wel'e eI.la t
JuoH 3cocp Die srortn Urasta et@
Sa1ts ans ltlne Rtot wUroc nj. l.at.
nliter Sei'dl aui ,.nomnen.
Nabn: gsos. Den L.. ii oas srost
Osm. XaIlp. Eue'pbesu tom,,
S,o aore un',rn IT ,tiael Con.
Iusmdnn {. y. Sgaf,l'cro.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1900-10-11
SNp3.

Scr Gao, TUb bat \. J. NtnIiNno
,Sdli,r I'M ocn !. ter Der ,am9'tr
II ttmOl lIlhCn.
Gr &iht,r j mp DuAc ncbIt Sobr
tdm,n bier ourb lui llrtm 7S'lc mud
&t'ipbllld.
ydur ne ol; 3 Sdlrt altt g no
pon O.rrl uno srlu R;rp.rtn bittc
dm Sonuiaa MOrsen oas llnSIllt 1t
ue grn ;ntrtttn.
u. j. %it rs ldIite Die al; Stpdl'
Ter b..Gnn' Sirm pou N:rrn So..
lSolt.u. ;lt cs Aeist seoentt Gsr'
Riisrs nab 81. Sta ilbttiuisa:ln.
J III Sirtr erDi'li EN- lelesrlm ucn
rcutr,tpnu wtltta mcloe' oab ois
illnlt. Sphuhtn on Hlem IittI
lt3wtr .rtrdnti lti.
Ger luul, C,u eonrio hramts
ttbrie lsytta SrtilG1 uon St. Vpula
iurlld no .r llh clucn ipcruD enSm'
uno Sspirdior iur ocu Vrtla Don
81 800 atiluii Bat
Il, y b. ittr an Sut urb Ilm iao
cinJsli,,lt. Nlt 0ltltl Som Her 'tr.lg
0eiie r arbcil Il! ON 99Gn,r uieoc,
ltrihtn uno N nob scblIcbn mur
btltlti0. rero'n. oi ijnli nls man CT
wlrica odyl ols 9otpsllty im NyIlbi
ldlr al mob tsjtnoru tInlcrlmnl,.n
NIoit nj, Nb Il 5m!u oUy'te.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1900-10-11

Ddrdui trtbsilt, cr odrn l55 Nirm-
llnacn od. hl. Sa,ramtnt Der ! ymln0
Ndtoem aab tr ben ia'ylmentllcu
Seltn uno rtatiln oalu antu ben
pdp'iIlh.n Stlcn. oi inn Der hI. vi
ter am SbIu'ic ie'atr Auoleu; etlluNt
hdi.s. bel l.iucr erii:n Nirnull;ysi''
III ls1tr tS,mtino, ol,ie Scosn 1T ls
ben. Nat Dem Slnln ots gpbSeln.
lts r@rOb,r ejn't wuro, er poa osa
ainotrn ium Vidrrhaui, lcl,ttt.
Ndhmltidas b,3ab r ito mob in
ollie Sduleu nelhe duh ALE itlt ih
a.lbmlldt wirsn, Die 2ins,r III er-
iTeu,n 81 ermunteSn in ibr,m Shul.
beinhe uno lie u 'e9n
Sdlo odraui ndhm .r aoihi,o uno
lulrot bis gum Guoc Der Std,t l,.
brdh.. Cine Sbidr BON - Silnss
lin9en 81 pisros ldb ibm oas tshrcnle.
lett, brs nab gOoi. Greet. 1ort an
0slpmmen panots er lib nab iur,cr
&9rhbans bon Den eorigea 2inaern
,undhlt al Die elrsnlaro, bon 1S,i-
phalia er 'prad isius Ir,uoe aus. oab
bic SilnSliase ibn biz ouytblu b,ll'li.t
hdiitn. lobts itrsn i.iiiileu II 10 irpbtn
Sinn uno wlnftie linen .nc 0luts
Iiht 9eiml,br gu iyrsn Nutcns8titpbi.
lia. Soltts yob babsu be Hcit,r
BON %sitpbalia psroi,nt.
eolhes mar Der grob'r 6r,uoeutIa
fir unisre 0jtmtjnne; Is ircuit IT'D
Auns uno 9llt uno ile bsg.n ole ne.
mibbeit Dem bohwilroi1cn Cbrairt.n
tiati SmpinnQ .ertitet ,u hdhtu, pl
ss cinem Suritm uni:ru bl. air be q.
bllbr
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1900-10-11

Boiler mitbrlulen tpnntc. Eit Rim.
Der ianscn oann ell ltonss Sieo pes
g3llltommeus uno olrnIi er,pltoertt
Der Nphm. e';bii,bopi III 9SoTteu DTS
Iant,s uuo Or Naer'tunuua 'iy o:n
it',li,btn Gnpilag. IN oitIsn g8or-
ten mltt: g De ~ ,rlpibn'not w
mtrtrnl, olb sr ais @tltpl uoa
7cnln lc.trn Empiaug erhilt,n BAIT.
wit bier bel Der SunIttraticn Der Gir.
he uno. odb ibm 'elt Der 3sit aul 1el.
len t.in. ej.nsinoe iol be Gbren dnas.
itau babe nie beui. tier. Sann gab
er aleu- wsiero,n lsinen bi'tOIl ben
Ssgtn.
gm iplgrnosn aHors>n dls lih .aum
Der oinlmsl in Der Simm.runs rote't
pertitnoets meoerbaIlenNer Gcncnsn.
sonuer oas Nubrcden oes 9roben ,Sslt.
iaa,s. I'm I llbr brabie Der QOblu.
er,bitoi oas bl. M,Bopier bar in
pelb.m Die Sirm!lnss au. ielner Oano
Die ht. Gcmmunion smoilns.n.
llm 9 llbr wuros Der 0ohiu. Cry
biihoI in isisrlit.r pro,slilOn BON
Stmsltern Nauis abgebolt uno wieosr.
I'M bepcats iit Der 3as ourh oi. ac-
,i,rte StrdBs gum @ottcshaui. bin,
wddes untsr Der tiinlillh idmiidsnosn
pdno Der Shulitmslicrn isin b,rrs
llhiiss Shmuds.wano anscIsst bate.
Sas fsier'its pohamt muroc bonn
0obm. Batter y. Marieio. Z. ). si-
n,mS SproBllnl oieier 9j,ncinos, lsisl.
ert unter gliiif'ns OR 9ohp. perrtu
y. 9lnorsas .. :. y. Sdter Vteuer
ulo TGtsr Di.psuorcd. Gem Nobp.
tsrbiihci auI Dem Sbron alililrten
Die Qohlu. 0crreu > aletier uno Gel.
lersmaun. Ger 6bor iaua wdbrtnp
oeltn .in See Sat.roos Magnus"
BON y, 8ampis.
unb Die Salpe 3egiud Msiie pou Sieb.
le. Tab Dem % bamts belt Der bod
uii;oIaits Gr,bl'@ui ole pr.oist. oas
Gpana.lium oss 5aaes in Anwsrouns
brins.no. Die 8l.idniiis in bsnlslb,n
ertldrsno laSte er II. a., oaB pis 'ne
5iibs. bic im N.x geianaen ,uuros,
a5,r uitt bsirisoissno beiaaosa ws-
Der in oas ltesr aeiuorien wuro.n. aut
pIsIe Wldubiae, Die I'M giesc oss 6ilau.
b,ns ild benufsn. nidt ianm Nlauben
S,mdb ,sbtn, bsi Der Son,sruna liber
Soro sewOri.n uno ni4t blss aus osm
Grunoe ielig ,u,rosn. ,peil lie iid Ia.
tboliib nesasn. Grmatnsus iaate sr
ben @ldubls,n otn Sdab :b,s Blau-
bsns gu bswibrtn. uno nin osmi,lbsn
III leben. Dem Qsrrn ~ oantsn oab es
ibnm u.rsonn. iei in elmer Olhen gan;
iatboiiibsa llmssssna gu iein. uls Is
menlaen bier 81 eano. ,u s'bOte lisb,.
Gr wanois lih oann bsionoer; an Dir
,Sirnlinas. oersn eltern sr .rmdbn.no
ielbii ibr,n ainosrn mil aatsn geiiple.
ls oorln;aasb,u. mil ionIt pri.ltst
uno yelrsr umionli rt b.uiiben
ounn ois tic dls 5nngllnss uno sung.
irausa Dem Ulaubsn Il. ben Siiien ih-
r:r gpriahrn treu tlcisen. aud w,in
lie fern pen Der psimatl ieitn. .3am
trsutu uno isiisn Hf,uutnib itrsr bi.
asligion tomms in Der bl. 6irmang
Der bl. 6eiii aui Tic berab. Der il. 81
Str. tern 6ariiii mahtn NOTE.
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Osmofrltiits Salibr,S,I.

n: nj, ppr buuoert uao 'uu' uno
,Ivaails Sabreu I'M Srlest nit Vss.
Iauo IN: 5eianoen igrat osr bsyubln
.s S,lltsuiuu Svro 6lalham iol3,n.
osIo,n'louroige @cr',. biz llt auta i.st
luisocram rs4i gut auI ep gli.ipplnsn
Mweaoea ldNen:
.Sbr babt niht; mshr in Imeyiia
al: S.d,iousn. S.lt bret .,abr.n
darci ibr oamit belhd'tlsi lenes SoI!
ii, Ranli Der arisssllipruns gu Islren
.lno llr babt selsqrigc Sauler. sd
mage ,u btaaupl II, oab oas amer iani.
3. JOlt ssuuJ GHI,i,u srieussn iuito
ii. i'm Siauoe lino biz 3ruppen Der
llrOpnldsn Wd9i, gu beleblig,n. Tie
lruppsn biz ibr beril5er9cisuoei bdbt.
mo iu srob um 5rieo Il 81 bllied.
.,no gum Srl gc iu tleln. 9S,un I5t
I,get iods odnnl Sbr tpant eas @oli
llpi irlngen. suC1 sa dtten; rltt
ipingsn uuiere 4ls oung gu igdgen.
Iar pfIauSi sineu uaben,sbdren 9ab
isgeu .ut in lbre p.pen
I'm TOp,mb.r osNelbtn Sabr,s
~ iaais So.o esithlm IN eiast
3,s,:
~@tfa 10 sIusyi'lusr pi.,. III. ii
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Goes 2ln,eiH.
9s.iiphdlia. 9lic. Cct. >. 1901

sS.iiphdlia. Nic. Set. ,. 1900.
Seute Morssn bulb icbs llbr tsnt:
ihliei Sdnit uno Cote -9cbsn nld
lans.n. nit muN,rbaiier @coula tr.
irasensn 2.ioen, mebrmals sci,irti
our.b ben Gmpiana Der hl. St.rbeiairl.
ments. I'M Aisr Don - Sahr II msin
lnnisit ecliebter unue'actlihs 8aiiin
Gheirau psilipp eide.
5b,rsild 9,b. Strattmann. N'it Der
pitt, nm Sills 5bsilnabm. bic trau.
erne,n pinnrblieben.a. Tie Svroi.
iano itlit dm 3. Ciiob:v in 2Nsnpbd.
lia.
Shme,,liA bat iie Nuss,litt,u
lluo gina Der 0simata tSoiles III
Sic bat Den beh,r;n Qimpi seitri.
ten
Sis iHlummsrt uun in iilser Auf.
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&DtlBtOlull.
2osls,opn. No. Tit. d. 1890.

2oilsio,pn. No. TIT. d. 1900.
s9eribes @oltsJllii'
llnier Vrpan.Gl 'b hat.c oe'isrn eis
nen (Sdld 5da otnr Der Nhtbdu T..
N. 3spslp. 6iroioa, 'lir S'aatsI.na'
tor uaisrcs Illtr,',es. bstsr.s un; nit
elmer ,ilnotnosu Aniprats. ale bic
pauptirassn Der s'senpirtisen Gam.
payne rureeu slnlsheuo eroisrt, ol'
noicriits SntOnnltsr; Der rsp. payt,i
-oi iis ir,lb,r i;s.s ols : lter ~ BE-.
diinii;Jsn roraib. ia not I'm 1896 Of
len iir ben Nimdtallisnus ein,rdi
ruiarcnp i,r I'D lsBt odmit trtli,t ben
Ncnaalsidll sniIs oott @0l0ransaro
i'm b.ariin'rt b ban; ods isisrIlh,
Osripreteu bel ausludrti9sn Tati.n,n
beioe MtldIlc ais al, htebsnoc g9srib=
m;n.r ourbjLl;g.a. pilrenO bob iuy
ielbeu Set oi Die Ssmnilllon IN eua
lopl mar. StdB NJ siei.cidr 8lg
it.n oen enimuri i,ines usuen San.
uuO WoIogslsRss beidnnt mdb'n IlsB.
Dunn ole 0eiud!i Gnlildnos ub.r oi,
T,pub'its sr in 6Inaniidt,u. me
-oie III eer 6jslOira1e en- itsbblid.r
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The Marshall republican., 1900-05-18
Academy Seniors Entertained.

On Friday evening. May -. Mrs
W. II Black gave a reception IA
the members Of the senior academy
class. There were about twenty.
four members present. besidrs two
or three who were not members Of
the class. The evening was spen,
in playing games Of wit. One Of
the most unique bits Of amusement
was an oratorical contest. Several
Of the young men were assigned
the same subject - Dewey aud
when the subject was announced
each of the contestants rose to his
feet and began his Grafton. OF
course none knew that all had the
same subject. but even when the
discovery was made, only one or
two withdrew. The prize. q pic.
ture oi DR.. Black, was awarded to
Mr.. S. L. O'BannOn.
About 10 p. M. refreshments
were served to the crowd, and
about 1880 they departed. doubt.
less wishing that they might grad.
uate again.
The Marshall republican., 1900-05-18
Entertained.

Mr.. and Mrs. Wallis Strother
entertained on Saturday evexing,
at the home Of W. s. Newell, in
West Marshall. in honor Of their
guest. Miss Maplet Redford. Of
Michigan. when Mr.. George Nc.
MILAN entertained the company
with some very fine music on the
clariouct. Miss Clara Brown, who
never fails to please. gave several
vocal selections. and altogether the
evening was one Of much pleasure
for all present.
Among the guests were Mr.. aud
Mrs. Newman Newell. A. p.
Strother. George Mcmillan and
Miss Clara Brown. During the
evening Miss Redford. who has
quite a handsome collection OF 10.
dak pictures, took a fash light
picture Of the company. Light re.
freshments were served during the
evening.
The Marshall republican., 1900-05-18
Informally Entertsined.

Misses Helen and Emily Fisher
gave a charming informal entertain.
ment on Friday evening At their
home on Vest street complimentary
to their guest. Miss Mabel Dill, Of
Mount Leonard.
Mary Jane Murray, supposed to
Ike n Gypsy fortune teller" told
the guests Of many pleasant things
the future held in store for them:
also told them Of many wonderful
things that had passed. After
this, the ARTISTS contest pro-.
vided fun for al hour or rr:orc.
Miss Dill succeeded in winning the
prize, she having drawn the hest
likeness Of any Of the guests.
Refreshments Of ice cream aud
cake were served.
The guests present we're: Misses
Clara and Hattie Brown, Nell Ma.
sou. Mary Clark. Maidie Montague,
Misses Bailey aud Dill and Messrs.
Will Armentrout. Clyde Galloway,
Harry Hopkins aud Paschal Bca.
mer.
The Marshall republican., 1900-05-18

Fred Hoss. Lee Hughes. d. r.
Manning. G. r. Hardin. M. Hage.
dorm. Mary Harvey. T. w. Lacy,
Wallace Strother. Frank Brown,
NJ. Young. Ernest Allen. Len Muir.
rell, Will Mock, Frank Taylor. w.
+. vaw,er, John Page aud Eugene
Piper.
The Marshall republican., 1900-05-18

The Knights and Ladies' OF Sc.
curity have changed their time of
meeting from Friday evening to
the first and third Thursdays of
each month. The order is plan.
ming a social to he held in the near
future.
The Marshall republican., 1900-05-18
BAKING POWDER DECISION.
The Msnufaeture or Sale Of Alum
Powders illegal.

ST. Louis Interstate Grocer.
The celebrated case wherein the
state law Of Missouri pressed by the
last legislature was tested as to its
validity has been decided by Judge
Clark Of the Court Of Criminal Cor.
rection Of st. Louis.
The law Ii A. follows:
"SEcrioN .. That IL shall hc
unlawful for any person or corpor
alton doing business in this state to
manufacture. sell or offer tn sell
any article. compound or prepare.
ton for the purpose of being used.
or which Is intended &c be used in
the preparation Of food. in which
article. compound " preparation
there is any arsenic. calomel. bis.
muth. ammonia or alum.
''SRc. q. Any person or corpor.
alton violating the provisions Of
this act shall he deemed guilty Of q
misdemeanor and shall. upon con.
viction. be fined not less than one
hundred dollars. which shall he
paid into and become a part Of the
road fund Of the county in which
such fine " collected"
Judge Clark decided that the de.
PENDANT was guilty aud fined him
SIoo. the minimum amount per.
mittcd by law. The court JUS.
tanned the law and recognizes the
right and authority Of the legislat-
IRE to regulate the purity Of food
products.
We have therefore, done our plain
duty in warning retail merchants
not to violate the law. and We now
warn wholesalers and manufactur.
cts against its violation. 1t il the
law Of the state and must he obeyei.
aud those who violate It by selling
baking powder containing alum,
or any other food product contain
ing arsenic, calomel. bismuth. am
m0nia or alum. are thereby sub
jecting themselves. for each and
every offense. to a fine of not less
than $ioo.
The law is potent and valid. and
has been 10 pronounced by the
court, aud viOlators must be aware
Of the consequences.