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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-10-27

ieges, Of Chicago, made the school d visit
on Friday. He seemed very well pleased
with all he saw and heard, made some
suggestions relative 10 further improve
mouts ana left on the7 p. N train for
Enid, o. T.
The football team is working hard
training and viii add new laurels TO their
brows
The seriors are auxiously awaiting the
corning of their class piano.
In this part Of the work of advertising
their school the juniors will not be far
behind
Misses Mabel West and May Clark, to-
sether with Miss Maud Sutton made a
lengthy visit this week. Many others
made a short can. Come again. friends
The list Of books for the library is being
made out. Some of these momentos Of
the kind thoughtfulness Of Miss Katie
Junkerman. win be on the library shelves
ready fer service.
Wichita Commercial College Notes.
Miss Julia Winderiin of the CONNER
cial department. returned TO school Mon
day. after an absence Of two weeks at
her home. She viii finish her course and
has also commenced the shorthand and
typewriting course.
The resolutions OF coincidence on the
death of the late Mr.. Irving II Shore,
have been beautifully engrssed by Prof.
w. i. Thomas, principal Of the penmsn-
snip and bookkeeping department. and
viii be suitably framed and presented to
the family OF the deceased.
Mr. c. A Stuckey, who took part OF the
commercial course last fall and winter
TO school Monday and expects
to complete the commercial course during
this fail and winter
Afr Nll Brown, a recent student Of
the commercial department has accented
a position as boOkkeeper with the Heck
aday Wholesale Hardware company. Of
this city.
Miss Gertrude Tenant, OF the actual
business department. has accepted posi-
ton as teacher of bookkeeping in the
Wichita Business College.
Miss Fave Hendrix. a former graduate.
now stenographer for Lehman FIieginsoa
Wholesale Grocery company. made the
college a pleasant visit during the week.
Miss Lillian Carney. Of the Shorthand
tt'-iA NAt-t-A- A-tt EafcaNtll IS SLerl-
Tor the Hooking Moore Drug
company Of this city, and assumed duties !
Friday.
The following persons enrolled IN the
aicht school during the past week. Mes /
SIS ILL., Storner, Jewett Conn. Alhee /
ana Hackney.
ar Hallet, Of the bookkeeping depart
mont. returned To the school Monday. /
after an absence OF ten days. on account
y sickness.
Mr O. /. Green. Of the shorthand de-
72rtment. has accepted position as
stenosra1her Tor she Insurance * Loan I
mt lls North Market street city /
Miss BlaRehe LYON. oT tie shorthand /
department, vas called TO do saeciai /
work for AZ Ful,a. The real estate and 1
oi-a egept. the fore part 90 the week.
Hiss Aiarv Schoelser returned % review,
her shorthand work .he nrst part Of the
week.
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skill is often worth more to him than
his knowledge of comic sections, geology
or geodesy. Ease in address, readiness in
debate, and skill in parliamentary law
are of inestimable value in the work of
deliberative bodies. The study and prac-
tice Of these should have a large place in
our higher institutions of learning, If our
young men are to go out prepared for
the larger duties Of citizenship.
Another class is forming in parliament
airy and speaking.
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The first meeting 81 The Ke.so eilo n-as
held n the school studio ~ eight p'riocz
last Friday evening Tie electi9a -
officers vas as foiioas- presi1enS. ~
baird Hanllln. Vlce rres.ieat. Mss
ElIen Barnes. secretary. Kiss fiora fsar-.
treasurer. Ass Ida Chs-~. Tre beard =
directors. consists q TIE following Of
Gers. and in addition q fhese- Ms :. 2
Williams. Misses Olfve iii AID Faye
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Wichita Cole ges
Universities,
Academies and Schools.
e. rmount College Notes.

e. FTnUuHL SNttC8C
r - class reception of the year
st Wednesday evening and
-. the members of the class
W 20 r. reception was held at the
20 -, ofessor ". II. Jsely. All
S.,,(4,+s - the collegiate department
- -, ,a-,r,,-v OF the faculty were tire
-. - - go. )rs. The entertainment
es-,z - tba, lass was exceedingly
"a - $500 japanese methods
80 = ~ e introduced. Part
- ~ -sfresbmer.a were secured by
i.ta n Re1o drawing. plan. The dining
- - decorated in imitation Of those
;n Japan and the gu,H Is we're ser 'eu
seated on cushions on the MOOT. IN oe-
nsrting each person receive / some OIien-
tai souvenir. ..-,
, secretary Tead of the Cot gresat'ot'al
Educational society, with head, uii ''is q.
Boston. visited the college on r iN0s ~
Saturday. Friday evening Mr. I eau ilglu
an Informal meeting with sine % 'A5
trustees in Mr.. Scott T. Wines oi1c.
]. NJ. Knapp, Scott Z. Whine, Chan =
COIN. r. L Holmes, u. H. Darling 'i''
Dr. ". II. Graves were the trustees PEE. 81
ent on this occasion.
The cokege football team started Sat
urday morning for a tour through cen
iral Kansas. The team VIII play Cooper
college at Sterling on Saturday afternoon
and Bethany college at Lindsborg on
Monday.
The first and second teams have had
splendid practice during the week. The
second team PLAYED a regular game with
the first eleven on Wednesday. The score
was 5 to . in favor OF the first team.
The second football team has now its
own organization. Earl Ross has been
elected captain with Professor T. H
Morrison as coach.
Harold Morrison. 'o3, and Guy Findly,
o. were elected delegates to the state Y
M. c. A convention which is now in ses-
sion at Fort Scott. The Paramount rep
resentatives started for the convention
on Thursday morning. They viii remain
Through the session.
Miss Bessie Woodcock. who was re
ported last week as very i'll, is rapidly re-
covering.
Mrs. Bullock of Mnlcrton was visi-
tor on Saturday. Her son, Walter, is a
member of the Senior class in the acad-
smic department.
Mrs. Gibney of Valley Center visited
classes on Saturday.
Rev Mr.. Tead. secretary Of the Con
gregationsl Education Society at Boston
visited the various departments of the
college Saturday forenoon. Secretary
Tead briefly addressed the students dur
ing the chapel hour. The theme Of his
discourse was: "Wanted-Men." The
streets are crowded with men but it is
nevertheless very difficult to find the
right men for the right place. The pur-
pose of a college is TO fit men for leader
ship; to give them trained minds and the
power to solve quickly the difficult prob
lens Of life.
Miss Nina Miller of Anthony visited
ETolyoke cottage on Monday. She was
accompanied with Miss Mckee who en-
rolled as a regular student.
Miss Elizabeth Shattuck and Miss No
land visited their parents at Sedgwiclz
the early portion Of the week.
Professor Barlow accompanied the foot
ball on its trip to Sterling and Lindsborg;
in his absence his classes are being con
Quoted by Professors Gavett. Vandiyert
and Sprague.
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g schooI Of 60 80.

String Duet-Pickanalnny Franks. Sou
Laura and Msbel Siekner-
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O~ttNSi u GiDS0ktJU dHC OTd[QF1s
The Western School OF El0cutton and
oratory enrolled the following last week:
Cecil Lynch and Ernest Shields. in elocu-
ton: Clyde Maxwell. 2. W Dill. Henry
Lampl. Fred Little n parliamentary law
and extempore speaking This class
meets at night throughout fan and win
ter Some OF these were in the class last
year, and win begin the work at an ad-
vantage. Besides the work OF the text.
tEe class VIII present and discuss original
resolutions. draw and present and dis
cuss city ordinances and legislative bills
also organize and conduct mass meetings
and political conventions. Law and pin
cIPies are learned and then put into
aesual and critical practice. carrying ost
in detau fundamental laW II THIS
school. viz. We learn "a do by doing.
Many member OF legislatures or other
deliberate bodies wins MS victory net
BY his ability alone as 6ebzfer. bvt BIZ
his Skin as a pzrlizneatsrlaa- Tbs
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The big bottle, containing 800 in money
at tho Fourth National bank. to be
awarded to the students for high-grade
work in the various branches taught, is
creating a large amount OF enthusiasm
among the students of the several de-
partments. The following persons en-
tered during the present week: C. Young.
A. Manefee, Joseph Roth, E. Fahey, c.
Davidson. B. Pruitt, Blanche Shilling.
c. n. Stevens, Ed Klein, E. Krout, and
Mamie Deer.
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slckner consarvatnrv Mites.


Miss Ora Henrion resumed piano les
sons last Thursday after an extended
vacation.
Clarence Smith has entered at the con-
servatory for guitar study. Lyle whitlock
for mandolin. Fred whitlock and Helen
Case for piano, and James Brown for
vocal study.
Robert Martin Staples Will appear in
concert in Arkansas City at an early date
Miss May Clark viii sing fer the
Daughters of the Revolution at Hamilton
Hotel Wednesday evening. when they
hold their reception.
Miss Mamie Thompson, a postgraduate
of the Sickner conservatory, who since
her graduation has been successfully
teaching piano in this city. is about to go
TO Chicago Tor a three months course OF
piano study under Emile Leibling.
Miss Thompson leaves her large class
of pupils under the instruction OF Miss
Bessie Smith. who IS a postgraduate
pupil and teacher in the conservatory.
TIE weekly recital given at the conser-
vstory Friday by pupils OF the school.
had its usual good attendance and the
following program was rendered:
Paper-Jesn Gersrdy. the Celebrated
NelliSL
Miss Fay Lucas
Piano Solo-Lanartine Poetiqre No.
Miss Mary Fineley
Vocal Selo-The Sweetest Flower that
Blooms ..-.-..-.-.-....-.-..--.-. HzTley
Miss Laura Iathrop.
Biogrsphy-The Great Russian Violin
ist ...............-. Chas Gsegorowitsch
Miss Dora Wells.
Piano SoIo-NootoUrne CD. 10 70. ,
.-.--.-s.-.--.------- - E4-l-l-Ealla@
Mss Hazel Eerrig
Piano Solo-Novelett CD. %. No. :. 49,
.........-..---.-..-....-.- Schurnsla
Miss Bessie smith
Sketches OF Great yiolinist-faoqrss
Pierre .......-.-.-.-...--- Joseph Rhode
Mss Nabie Glenn
Selected Rea5ing-A Musical Combat
.............--.....---.--. Jokrson
Miss Katie DAWN
String Duet-Pickaua1nny Franks. .Souis
Laura and Msbel Siekner.
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OFFICE OF MAYOR. CITY OF HAVANA

~ Havana Cuba February % 190.-Sealed proposals
for Sewerage system Street Paving City of Havana
will be received this Office until II o'clock noon. April
1901 and then publicly opened Information furnished
application Lieut.. w. J. Bareu. Corps of Engineers
L. s. A. Chief Engineer. City OF Havana. ALEXANDRA
RODRIGUEZ. Mayor
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any sss tax 'a,'s p,v Th sts st osaans hno may by sn "
present future eawsof United
States any Of the
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for registered bonds without coupons
New York. March,
We of subject ss2oooooo of and
interest .., . 49,
poPg sr n Thomas Psn Of the Erie Raaroad Company
Copies the Collateral Trust ndnuc and further information desired
has upon application al office.
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Proposals.
DUBLIC NOTICE.-seaIcl proposals will

DUBLIC NOTICE-Sealc1 proposals will be
received 10y tho Common Council of the City New
Rochelle up TO eight o'clock =. m Tuesday March 18th
1901 a the Council Chambers In the City Hall
I}uiIdng corner Main and Mechanic for
thirty eght bonds thousand dollars
10 be registered bonds and payable follows:
Two bonds thousand dollars April 1st 1911.
and two each thereafter until the total
is paid - -
90 and amended by Chapter $50 of the Laws
Of 1900 of of New York. for purpose o
improvements
terest on said bonds will be payable semi annually
tho first days Of October and April OF year.
The bonds viii! be numbered consecutiveIy from
to thiry-eight inclusive.
The hords will . sold to the person. or corpora-
ton highest premium and will
at the rate Of and onehalf C3I2) per per
The city authorities the right reject any or
all bids
notonal banI S1.000Oo payable 20 Of
the CITY Treasurer O Rochelle.
M hid will be received for less than
Purchasers wi be required accrued
TLe bonds be delivered IL a. 10Th
dav of AnrI office of of the
o. New Rochelle. N Y.
Iy order of the Common Council of the City of New
Rochelle
ANDREW J. SELL
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financial nlectina5
6elp uanleO Galc.
WANTED.

An experienced man to take charge of
the accounts and manage the transactions
of the Foreign and Domestic Exchange
Department of large institution n-Appli-
cations giving particulars as to qualitica,
tions, age, references, &c, addressed to
"President, p. o. Box No. Sl7, n. Y.
City," will be considered strictly conf
Dental.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-17
pnblir Noilrcs.

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT-In the
Matter of the Application OF the Board Street
Opening and Improvement Of the Cy of New York by the
ing by Mayor. Aldermen and Comronalt, Of the
me,s 81 and premie; IN the Want Of fb %
Wes Second West Ffyhrd ana VEST Avenuss
Streets duly selected located and laid as and for
Chapter $40 Of the Laws Of 1887 We the UNDERSIGNED
,s7 bereb give notice TO- ne 20 OF the
se % or essces parties and persons or owners
10 or interested IN xhe s and
preceding All others whom concern 10 WITT
sessment the above entitled matter have filed
e,ber with our damage and benefit maps IA &
Of the Department OF Public Parks for Inspection of
second That the Board Of Street Opening and
sPr 1925 of of 1887 has Ts6aTeo Of e5 5sd
Pge b Sau acquiring the and for Such G' park nf to
assessed u9oH the Mayer & A1srmen S and Comonay OF
that balance OF expense assessed upon
au9on ae G Such Dark ana that the wt6, by b The
ae5sed should be as as fGIoTs 4soE n9 namely: 's
Street on the east by Ninth Avenue and o a1h s by &e tsh m
Third THAT the limits of our assessment for bs,ae,
Ba being al & & @ Rssei S Gr dhe or land situate lying
be affected by and ASSESSMENT nnd mhS h
thirty days after the s pHbaon Of this may notice. @i'fe Mn
Office room No on the fourth roor Of the stats Zenr
tam as provided By Section Of cha6er sso Of % M aMs
OF lss7 and that We the said commissioners viii
,e oeE exp ? s"siaaea Me- ana upon ON
upreme % our or h state e M xm he York. spts to
Term thereof to he held Part III in the County Court
a qs e 5 s ag F % M ap HT m % 1 6 Sf @ Re sd
on that day and thai then and there or as & her
made that the said Tepor. be confirmed.
aSf5 SF8SaF T.!MT FTSHaiS TWSAHhaRiES .r Commissioners.
JOSEPH JOSEPH N. T. scasNcK. cHan Clerk
New-York tribune., 1901-03-17
N. Y. Security & Trust Co.

" SN - NJ ~ Wv
46 WALL STREET, NEW YORK.
Capital G. Surplus s3,250,0O0.
CHARLES S. TArRCuILD.
President.
sbBsM ". HYATT I'd Nfcc-Prcst.
OSBORN w. BRIGHT. ZELAR VAN LOAN.
Secretary. Asst. Secretary.
TRUSTEES:
Charles &. Faircbild. Frederic X. CouGcrt.
Games j. Hill, ~. Asmsr Sands.
NiiitaEn r. Buckley. John W. Sterling.
etcart g. Nelson. John A. Mccall.
.t"HSon foasianG. James a. blair.
Shmes Stfiiman. Frank w Stearns.
"a u IL borden. EGrn'd ID. Randolph.
ooAh q. Mccullough, Aldac, T.. Walker.
EDWARD Uhf. George w. Perkins.
Abrani 81. Eynft.
This company authorized as Executor. Trus
te ADM Guardian,
ahc Transfer Agent
Receives deposits subject drafts allowing
est daily balances.
BOND DEPARTMENT..
eAhEFULLY CHOSEN SECURITIES FOR INVEST
MEAT ALWAYS on HAND.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-17
Diuinen6 Noilcc5.
THE CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND PACIFIC
RAILWAY COMPANY.


THE CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC
RAILWAY COMPANY.
OFFICE OF THE TREASURER.
Chicago March 18th 1901
4 QUARTERLY DIVIDEND of sl.25 per
this Companys stock. registered such the closing
The Traasfer Books will be closed at three O'clock p NJ
the twenty ninth day Of March. and opened
o'clock A. ". the eighth day Of April remain
next they closed for purpose OF
election and be opened transfers
4 F. HAYNE. Treasurer.
NATIONAL. steel. COMPANY
A QUARTERLY DIVIDEND Of one and three
ferred Stock of this Company payable March Both
1901 stockholders OF record close OF business March
The transfer books wiz be closed to the Preferred
York. II.
THE SINGER MANUFACTURING COMPANY.
l49 Broadway March g. 1901.
NOTICE is hereby given that quartery
dividend Of lS+ per cent the capital stock of this
company Iss Deet declared layaule on Mach sum l9tl
March 10Th. 1901. The transfer hooks will close
March Goth az p. m and open April 1st at 10 a m.
T. Z. HARDENBERGH. Assistant Secretary.
NEW YORK CENTRAL HUDSON RIVER RAIL
o~'ce ~ Treasurer. New YORK March 13th 1901
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS of this Com
rany. meeting held this da,. declared dividend
sck payable this Office the 18th day n April next
stockholders Of record at the close Of business Sau
day. 20th inst.
For the purpose election Of Directors Of
this Company. which will he held the l1th day Of
day. March 30th. reopened al oclocl; A. NJ on
GEORGE s PRINCE Treasurer.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-03-21
NORTH RANDOLPH.

Guy Durkee caught four skunks in on,
night recently.
Miss Gertrude Edison visited elassmate
in Bethel last week.
Mrs. Slack Of Randolph Center is work
ing at b. A. Durkee's.
B. A. Durkee's infant daughter was
seriously i'll last week.
Mrs. G. w. Taft assisted at j. b. Good
richs part of last week,
VIII Folsom and wife and c. j. Durkee
of Tunbridge visited at r. r. Richs last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Carpenter stayed
at their sons, Van Carpenters, while he
and his wife were in st. Johnsbury.
Mrs. Lorenzo Kibby was in Randolph
during tho illness of her little grandson.
All are glad to know that he is recovering.
: Clifford Taft has purchased an evaporator
and all other things necessary for sugar
making and anticipates good sugar
season.
About 80 members of Silver Star lodge,
Brooktield, visited Welcome lodge Friday
night and furnished entertainment
Refreshments of apples, butternuts, and
molasses candy were served by members
of Welcome lodge.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-03-21
Randolph Continued.

Miss Edith Marcott is visiting in Barre.
Bradford Brown was in Mortified Tues
day.
W. J. Blodgett was in Lyndonville
Tuesday.
L. p Booth returned from MorrisviIle
Tuesday.
A. B. Cushman has been ill with grip
this week.
5. $. Ballard of Montpelier was in town
yesterday.
DIR. F. A. Eaton of Philadelphia is here
for ten days stay.
J. w. Brown was in Barre and Will
Jamestown Saturday.
Charles Stimets and wife visited in
Sharon over Sunday.
Harrison HARDWOOD and L. Watson were
in Montpelier Monday.
George Owen and Miss Minnie Smith
were in Barre Tuesday.
The n. L. boys are at home on a three
weeks Easter vacation.
John Peck Of White River junction is
spending the week here.
Charles Rogers, telephone repair man.
was in RoNbury yesterday.
The W. & G. Whist club viii meet al
Edson's hall next Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. r. Collins of Montpelier
are guests Of A. II. Beedle and wife.
Miss Ada Green has finished work at thu
Red Lion and returned to Brookfield.
Joel Goodell has moved to Rochester. He
has job on the new railroad section.
Soper Briggs has rented the Mcintosh
house, soon to be vacated by DIR. Russluw
w. A. Cole has moved from the A. +
Bass tenement TO the farm he has leased II
Gilead.
Miss Lodema Lancaster goes TO North
Ferrisburgh this week to remain for tht
present