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Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-06-03
MUSICAL KINDERGARTEN.
Miss L. 3. chadsey's Pupils Give :
Recital at Woodmen Hall.

Miss l.. B. Chadsey is entertainins
large number of guests this after
noon at recital given by her pupils
IN Woodmen hall All of the artists
are students of Miss Chadsey's kin.
dergarten of music, where tbey are
taught by appealing to child nature
Games are first employed. wherein
the pupils play II social game of musi-
cal dominoes. or musical cards. as one
would any game. and unconsciously
the children learn the name and value
OF notes. Then there are various col.
or schemes. so bright and attractive
that they appeal to the child's fancy
at once. In surprisingly short time
the children are recognizing sounds.
reading music. and even transposing
so readily as to make those who la.
bored for years with the tedious old
methods of teaching turn green with
envy. Miss Chadsey is successful
teacher and employs the best and lat.
es methods of imparting her knowl-
edge. Besides the program rendered
some of the written work of the pu.
piis was exhibited. The program was
as follows
Opening Remarks.
Musical Quotations.
Piano solo, The Fair. ".....
............ Hortense Lowenstein
Glass Exercise. Drill No. /.
Explanation of Note Values. ..
...... Frank Holman. Paul Jakway
Writing Notes and Rests. .....
So, Pauline Morgan, Lilah Morgan
Piano solo. Snow White. ....
.''..,............., Ellie Shields
Class Exercise in Rhythm.
Class build an exercise in A time
Drill No. 2. followed by an exercise in
writing and reading notes.
Piano solo. Cradle Song" "......
r..,............ Millicem Campbell
With motion drill by class.
Driil No. 3, keyboard built and ex.
planned.
Piano solo, "On the Playground.
............ .Hortense Lowenstein
Living Scale. Drill No. 4.
Scale building .................
ruth Rockwood Hortense Iowenstein
Scalewriting
-. Blanche Palmquist. Nute Wall
MWeifiittlaqitglobp Wifittlaqitgl BY OF JssfGales Glass
Recitation, THE Dead Pussy Cat.
.................,.. Mute Wall
With piano accompaniment
Piano solo. The Chase. .......
...............M Millicent Campbell
With Motion Drill by class.
Musical biography. Class Exercise
Stories of Composers. 80. Six Pupils
Piano solo, Boat Song" Eflie Shields
With motion drill by class.
Presentation of Coronets.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-06-03

er property, in Arastra gulch, today
There are two workingmen for ev
cry job in Siiverton. Again there are
those coming in who would not wori
II they could. The marshal shoulf
give this class the hot.eSot.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Day having sold
out their home in this city. will soor
pull stakes for Dolores, whether t.
settle there. or no has not heen decid
ed. The worthy old couple have re
sided in Silverton since April. 1882
and their absence will be regretted
by both old and new timers.
About the middle of June Is the eS
pected date for blowing in the Ken
irick-Gelder smelter Several hun
lred tons of fair grade ore broken dur
ing the winter from the Henriett;
await the down hill pull from mine to
smelter The freight teams to do tho
hauling are expected in daily from Ou
ray. Ore from the outside is being
unloaded and sampled daily at the
smelter.
Repairs on the Silverton. Gladstone
x Northerly were completed last Sat
| urday noon the first train rolling over
the road the same evening. Gold
King Consolidated mines and mill are
again running under full headway anf
the accumulated product in concen
trates at the mill Is being rapidly slit
down the incline plane Of the s. G. &
N. and ID. a. r. G. R'y's lines.
| Sllverton's Miner founded by Johr
| Curry under the name OF the La Pla
ta Miner. for several years handled
by Alfred lies and others. subsequent
ly very nearly swamped by Tom Tul
lev and others. and OF late resus
citated by Henry l.. Damschroder
has again changed hands. Mr.. Clan
ence o. Finch. publisher of the Little
ton Independent has purchased tn
plant and assumes the editorial qul
next week. or the gentleman's news
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-06-03
silverton Items.

From the Standard.
Arthur Il. Evans of Durango hai
started shooting gallery and knife
rack on Greene street. opposite post
office.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-06-03

There will be meeting at the court
house to further the getting up of ?
rousing, old fashioned Fourth of July
celebration Monday night.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-06-03

Hon. Joe Wallace came up from Her
mosa Monday and viii probably put I;
force OF men at work on his Mayfiow
er property. in Arastra gulch. today
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-06-03

There are two workingmen for ev
cry job in Siiverton. Again there arc
those coming in who would not worl
II they could. The marshal shoulf
give this class the hot.ssot.
The Conway log cabin., 1901-05-28
Mothers Friend

will do for every woman what 1t did for the Minnesota mother who writes the above 1et- ter. Not to use it during pregnancy is mistake to De paid for in pain and suffering. Mothers Friend equips the patient with strong body and clear intellect, which in turn are imparted to the child. It rslaxes the muscles and allows them to expand. It relieves morning sickness and nervousness. It puts all the organs concerned in perfect condition for the final hour, so that the actual labor is short and practically painless. Dan- ger of rising or hard breasts is altogether avoided, and recovery is merely matter oi a few days.
 Druggists sell Mothers Friend for Si bottle. The Bradfleld Regulator Co.,, Atlanta, Ga.
 Send for our free illustrated book.
The Conway log cabin., 1901-05-28

c. w. Brown was here from Hamlet Wednesday and Thursday. He attended the meeting of the K. of P. lodge Wednesday night and witnessed the initiation of two Pages into the rank of Esquire.
 Three real estate auctioneers were here Wednesday from Mem phis to arrange for the sale of the A. P. Robinson place, ill the south ern part of the city. They will lay it off into town lots and make a plat of the property and return here in a few days for the purpose of ad- vertising and selling it. This prop erty is owned by a Memphis build ing and loan association, having been forfeited to it during the life of Col Robinson.
 We learned from MT. HoSkinS, who came down from Salisaw, Thursday, that Dr. E. o. Brannon had gotten on track of his boy, who ran away some time ago. He heard that he was at Van Buren picking strawberries. When the doctor got there the boy had gone, but the man he worked for describ- ed him so that the boys identity is certain. He next heard of him at Salisaw and upon going there found the boy had gone oil a straw berry train over to Neosho, Mo. The doctor went on over there.
The Conway log cabin., 1901-05-28
Items of the Ball Game.

The Democrat enjoys good ball, too.
 That was snappy game Mon day May 20.
 The grand stand knows a good play and shows it.
 The ladies of Conway are up-to- date on the game.
 Conway i'll their new uniform showed up much, and Fred White snap shotted them after the game.
 Lots of fans in Conway.
 Hendrix are gentlemanly and clean ball players.
 Conway club is sure in it.
 Hamp Martin is all right as an umpire.
 F. A. Bolton, $. G. Smith and l. w. Underhill were prominent grand stand fans Monday.
 Townsend running catch was a beauty.
 Joe Allinder is getting ill pitch ing form again.
 w. s. Hammer, l.. H. Pyle, Bob MeCulloch, ]. w. James, Maurice Frauenthal, Seaton Anderson and Terry Collins are all rooters.
 The people of Conway will pat ronize good clean ball all the time. The grand stand and grounds are all right too. A FAN.
The Conway log cabin., 1901-05-28

Only the voluntve- regiment remain in the Philippines, and the, are to be mustered out in foN weeks.
 Commissary officers at Manila, charged with defrauding the gov ernment, are being tried by spe- cial court martial Sergeant John Meston, one of the accused, has been convicted.
 The capital stock of the Missouri Pacific railway system is to be in- creased from $70,000,00o to $10Q,- 000,000. The new stock is to be ap- piled in the purchase of several lines, among them the Denver X Rio Grande, recently acquired by the Missouri Pacific.
 A member of the Tennessee legis- lature created a sensation by declar- ing in open session that he had been offered $500 to vote for 8 certain measure. A committee appointed to investigate reported that the sena- tor, in its opinion, had accepted money for his support of other measures, and recommended that he be tried on the charge of bribery.
The Conway log cabin., 1901-05-28
ASSESSORS s NOTICE.

Twill meet the citizens oi Faulkner County Arkansas, on the following dates and at the places named below. for the purpose of assess inc the Real and Personal property and Per Capita Tax of all persons who are liable for the same: feol.
 Pierce Greek Township, at Chadwick, Tuesday, June I, 1901
 Wilson Township at Cross Roads School House Wednesday, June 5, l9Ol.
 Cypress Township, at Cypress Valley Church, Thursday, June Q, l90l.
 Cypress Township, at vilona Friday, June :, 1901.
 Palarm Township at Rocky Point, Saturday. Newton Township, at Pleasant Valley, Mon day, June 10, l90l, 1901
 Mt. Vernon Township, at Mt, Vernon, Wednes- day and Thursday, June + and Is, l9ol.
 Muddy Bayou Township, at Enola, Friday June H. l90l.
 Harve Township, at Holland, Saturday, June 15, 1901. day, June r, 1901. IS, 1901. Thursday, June 10 and 20, 1901.
 Walker Township, at Batesville Church, Fri day, June 2l, l9Ol 1901.
 Union Township, at Republican, Monday, June 24, l9Ol.
 Clifton Township at Wooster, Tuesday, June 25, 1901. Hardin Township, at Greenbrier Wednesday June 2o, 1901. East Fork Township, at Spring Hill, Thurs day, June 27, 1901,
 Stone Township at cadron Gap, Friday, June | 28, 1901.
 Eagle Township at Hamlet Saturday, June | 20, 1901. Danlev Township, at Mayfower Monday | July l, 1901
  day, July 2, 1901 Cadron Township, at Conway, from July } to l July 20, inclusive; after which time the Penalty 1 will be added as the law requires All parties owning Real Estate are requested to bring CORRECT TAX RECEIPT of their | lands SC that errors may be avoided. JoE RIDDEN, | Assessor Faulkner County, Ark | May ?, l90l.-
The Conway log cabin., 1901-05-28

For the next sixty days we will sell or send by mail mounted map of Arkansas. elxSo tpriec oi which IS soe) with lo0o eensus population of every town in Arkansas, and
The Conway log cabin., 1901-05-28
Three Engines for Sale.

I have for sale at q bargain on terms to suit the purchaser, three steam engines in good condition. Two of these engines are 20 H. P. each and the other is 25 H. P. Also one Kingsland X Douglass saw-rig and one frst-class wood lathe. Address or call on me at Conway, Ark.
 7tf H. l.. THOMPSON.
The Conway log cabin., 1901-05-28
Blanks for Justices.

We have printed and keep for sale blanks for Justices of the Peace and others. At this time we have in stock the following;
 Warranty Deeds.
 Chattel Mortgages.
 Justices Civil Summons. Affidavit for Warrant of Arrest. Order for Delivery of Property. Warrant of Arrest.
 Subpoena.
 Bal Bond. if
The Conway log cabin., 1901-05-28
Notice.

H. E. Rice, D. V. S., Graduate of the K. c. Veterinary College will be in Conway Friday and Sat urday, May 3I, and June I. Head quarters at J. N. Walton s stable. Any one needing veterinary work such as the extracting of teeth surgical operations, etc, remember the dates and place. Two days only. It
The Conway log cabin., 1901-05-28
PESO CURE 7slil ;
CUHES WHERE ALI ELSE tNIlS. Best Cough Syrup. Tastes Good. Use
 in time. Sold by druggists.
SSyEESIyINl;6llISlE C

An enjoyable dance was given the young folks at the residence of Max Frauenthal Thursday night. Music was furnished by the Ger man band. Refreshments were served.
 President Millar, of Hendrix College, returned Thursday from a visit to Stuttgart and Jonesboro. A Hendrix academy has been es- tablished at Stuttgart and efforts are being made for one at Jones' boro.
 We learn from a private letter from Mason E. Mitchell, aboard the U. s. $. Topeka at Norfolk, Va, that he left there May 20 for Port Royal, $. c. His wife left at the same time for Concord, N. c. She will go to Port Royal in June.
 The Boston Concert Co., failed to get here Wednesday night and there was no show. The Hen drix boys were disappointed, as they had gone to some expense in advertising and otherwise. The company could not get here be- cause of derailed train on the Iron Mountain road. They had a date at Morrilton for Thursday night.
The Conway log cabin., 1901-05-28
LOCAL NOTES.

w. B. Wilson was at Little Rock Wednesday.
 A. G. Duran was here Tuesday from Holland.
 Col. G. w. Bruce was at Little Rock last Wednesday.
 Sam Heiligers went to Little Rock last Wednesday.
 Rev. H. H. Street preached at Vilonia, Sunday May I9.
 County Examiner White, of Ca to, was i'll town Tuesday.
 Assessor Joe Roden was here Thursday from Hamlet.
 Eupion Oil makes clear, steady light. Buy it at Menty's. 3tf G. w. Harrison has been at his farm at Newport for few days. Burn Eupion Oil-the safest and best. For sale by c. N. Menty X Co. 3tf
 J. F. Campbell left Tuesday to visit his brother in the Indian Ter ritory.
 Valuable improvements have been made on Philip Yeager's bar Der shop.
 T. I. Echols was here May 20 from Argenta. He formerly resid- ed here.
 w. R. Evans, prominent rner- chant of Vilonia, was i'll town Thursday.
 Rev. w. B. Peoples returned to the city after several weeks in the Indian Territory.
 I. A. Pence attended the annual meeting of undertakers at Little Rock last Wednesday.
 Prof. Elisha Mason, of Hendrix. College, has gone to Quitman for short visit to relatives.
 Col J. G. B. Simms, G. w. Donaghey and H, B. Ingram were
  at Little Rock Wednesday.
 The drouth has been broken i'll all parts of the county, so far as heard from, by recent rains.
 ANNIVERSARIES Lambs SI to $2 per head. 2o-4t
 PoTTs & AKINEs. Miss Madie Bruce is attending the commencement exercises at Maddox Seminary in Little Rock. The flying jenny has flown. It shipped Thursday for Russelvil,e af- ter ten days success ill this city. After spending a few days with his family in this city, Rev. F. s. H. Johnston left Tuesday for liar rison.
 Miss Mary Glenn, a student of Central College, left Wednesday for her home at Benton on account of the illness of her mother. Jeff Collier is arranging to make a number of improvements on the residence which he recently pur chased from John T. Young. Hogs Wanted. Will pay 3 to 4 cents gross.
 47-4t PoTTs & AKINES.
 Conway, Ark. The Misses Hardin, of Conway, two very sweet and popular young ladies are visiting relatives and friends here. .-Morrilton Democrat. Mrs. Blake, of Little Rock, is visiting the family of Prof. D. l.. Paisley. She was formerly associ- ated with Prof. Paisley ill school work.
 c. M. Hoskins, editor and pro- prietor of the Gazette at Salisaw, I. T., was in town last Thursday visiting his old friends. He went from here to Little Rock on busi uacc
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-04-14
THE SCOTTISH RITE JUBILEE
Begins Monday NghA Great Gathering of the Dgnataes and
Members of the Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite OF Free
masonry, to Celebrate the Dawn of the New Century

adequate TO receive the 800 or more
guests that viii sit down TO the big
jubilee banquet.
The Auditorium VIII be deliberately de-
GRATED for the occasion with q lavish
establishment OF bunting. draDery, cleo
tric lights and plants, and VIII urdOubt-
eddy present the most brilliant scene ever
surrounding a banquet held in cur city
Two orchestras OF music viii entertain
the banqueters while the menu is being
discussed, after which a set Of program
toasts viii be proposed and responded to.
interspersed with musical numbers.
While the fame Of Wichita has gone
out over the country. II Masonic circles
in years past. yet nothing that ever
transpired has done SO much 70 direct
the eyes Of the Masonic world towards
this valley of the plains. as has this
great jubilee now ready TO be inaugu-
rated.
First IN the field TO announce q celebra-
ton OF the new century and the centen-
NAL Of the organization Of the Supreme
council. it has attracted wide attention
and comments Of approval
4 systematic organization and a Judi
ciOus advertisement Of the event has
brought the very satisfactory results that
have followed. More than 5000 pieces
Of mail matter has left the Office Of the
secretary Of the Rite since January 1.
The most attractive announcement OF
the jubilee, however, and that which ex-
cited the admiration and praises Of the
members Of the Rite throughout America
and even 70 Continental Europe. was the
very artistic and richly decorated SOU
venir program that was sent out several
weeks since.
Hundreds Of letters from the prominent
members OF the Rite throughout this
country and several from abroad, have
been received, all charming in their
words Of congratulation and praise for
the members of the Rite in this valley.
And it is safe 10 say. that for many
years the efforts of the members Of this
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-04-14

isdlctiou with his stan, VIII arrive from
Milwaukee. accompanied by +. Il. Carr,
Grand Prior OF the Supreme Council of
the southern jurisdiction; Thos. w. Har-
rison, deputy OF the S. G. in Kansas. and
z delegation from Kansas City and To-
peka-
other dignitaries of the Supreme Coua-
eHs. both north and south. VIII arrive on
Tuesday.
ON Monday afternoon q delegation,
Comprising the Official heads Of all the
Scottish Rite bodies in Denver. together
WITH several of the honorary members OF
the SurEeme Council and possibly Sena-
tor Henry H. Teller. VIII reach the city.
delegation from TT Worth. Texas,
ana Members Of the Little Rock Consis-
tory. headed 10y Chas. i. Rosenbaum.
deputy for Arkansas. are expected Tues
day morning.
Members of the Rite throughout KAN
ses and Oklahoma VIII be arriving on
ry train Monday and Tuesday.
TIE class of candidates that VIII arrive
fin the city during M0aday. VIII have an
army IL itself Already I54 petitions for
the degrees have been received; and
counting on a reasonable per cent OF alb
seutces from unavoidable circumstance,
il is safe to say that not less than 80
s. lao noviuates VIII present themselves
Monday evening. TO be enrolled in the
big jubilee class
This win he as many men as usually
comprise two companies Of soldiers IN
the regular arnly. and VIII De the lars
est class no doubt. that ever received
the s ottish Bite degrees ~ one time.
The members OF this class. therefore. VIII
have the honor Of q double distinction:
that az being in the largest class and Of
being initiated in the presence Of the two
Grand Commanders OK the Rite in Amer
ica-
on Monday the Scottish Rite Temple
wiz he handsomely decorated for the
reception o. its visitors. Already its
interior has undergone special fG-2ish-
i-g for thu event Carpenters and paint
ers. electricians and decorators have been
busy for The past ter days. New scenery
AID costumes have been ad5ed. the rev
drop curtains Tor the 1S,h degree being
eaeuisitely beautiful ana even the Oldest
members ~ the Rite in This valley VIII
see much 70 admire ia Tho presentation
u the degrees AT Tins jubilee
On Monday eveninE ~ s o'clock the
5nb.lee class Of candidates VIII he re-
ceitef and orEanized in Albert Pike han
on the second door Of the temple
At the same hour the receruoz 20 the
visiting members and disuitzries OF tie
Rite win commence This VIII take place
sn the reception parlors on the arst floor
An orchestra win be IL attendance, and
IL srs.lee inauguratcs in httins man
r.-,-5-e- rhs evening the grand o.
ncers OF the Supreme Council WI oe re-
ceiyed omciaIly IA full form ana eere-
mouy, bv the officers Of Wichita Nonsss-
tory No. . at special session CT 1His
body.
40 work IN the degrees VIII be zone At
this session. the actual work OF me lAo-
lice with the rendition OF the degrees.
commencing Tuesday morning -
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The great Scottish Rite jubilee that
has been heralded throughout the Scot
fish Rite world during the past three
months wiz be inaugurated with fitting
ceremonies at the Scottish Rite Temple
IN this city Monday evening the 18th.
It win be an historic event in Masonic
annals. as here in Wichita viii occur
the meeting Of the two Grand Command
ers Of the Scottish Rite in the United
States. which has been parallel but once
before in the century past It viii also
be an event Of historical Importance.
from the fact that the centennial Of the
organization Of the supreme council for
the southern jurisdiction Of the United
states the first supreme council organ
ized in the world. viii be celebrated, with
the assistance Of an able representation
# the members Of this Supreme Council.
owing to wichita's distance from the
popuIous centers in the eastern states,
it is quite a compliment to our city. and
10 the energetic members Of the Rite in
this valley, that this event should be
celebrated here, and the attendance of
so many dignitaries IF the Rite secured
Wichita appreciates the honor, and the
members Of the Kite wiz do all in their
power TO convey the true spirit OF Wich-
tia hospitality 10 III Of their invited
guests.
Monday afternoon Grand Commander
Jas. d Richardson and staff. Frederick
Weber, Grand Secretary General and
staff, Martin Collins Grand Minister Of
state. together with delegation from
st- Louis. VIII arrive in a special car in
Wichita
Tuesday morning Henry L Palmer.
Grand Commander of the northern jur-
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Thursday forenoon the last Of the Ka-
dosh degrees VIII be given and in the
afternoon the two degrees Of the con
sistory viii be presented. the actual work
Of the reunion closing. about o'clock p.
N.
At $3.50 a formal reception viii be given
all the visiting members and dignitaries
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Tennessee.

commander from the northern jurisdic-
ton, and a special program Of musical
numbers.
Wednesday forenoon and afternoon the
remaining degrees of the Chapter Of Rose
Croix viii be presented. The degrees
of the KadOsh viii follow; the 18th in
afternoon and the 21st at evening session.
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by Wichita Consistory IN the parlors Of
the Temple. followed by musical enter
tainment in the auditorium OF the TEN
pie, the whole concluding about 10
o'clock.
AT 1890 sharp, the banquet VIII be
served at the Toler Auditorium. the
Temple banquet hall being entirely in
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valley will be remembered with pride by
the bodies OF the allegiance everywhere.
Approaching all this. and desiring 20
deserve the many words of praise ex-
tended them, the officers and members Of
the rite in this valley viii work with re-
newed energy. to promote this great order
throughout the west
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CLOCK.
At the forenoon and afternoon sessions
the degrees in the Lodge Of Perfection
viii be presented.
At the evening session the first degree
Of the Rose Croix viii be given. This
event VIII be preceded by a formal greet
ing to Judge Henry J. Palmer. grand
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