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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-01
REPUBLICAN DELEGATE CON
VENTION.

There will be a delegate convention Of
The Republicans of SeQgwick County, held
in Garfield Hall in the7City of Wichita. on
Saturday, June eth, 1902, at the hour of
10 o'clock z. m, for the purpose OF nom
mating Probate Judge, County Treasurer,
Sheriff, County Clerk, Register Of Deeds,
District Clerk, County Attorney, County
Surveyor, Superintendent Of Public In
struction. Coroner. and the election Of a
County Central Committee.
The delegates shall be elected by pri-
maries. held in each township in the
county, from o'clock p. m. to : O'Clock
2. m, on Thursday. June 9Th. 1852, and in
each ward in the city Of Wichita from 4
o'clock D. m, TO o'clock p. m, at usual
places for holding such elections.
The basis Of apportionment shall be one
delegate at large for each voting precinct
IN the townships and one for each ward
In the city. and each township and ward
shall be entitled TO one delegate for each
25 votes or major fraction thereof, cast
for George A. Clark for Secretary of
State. at the November election Of 1900.
Each ward and township in the County
and State will be entitled to representa-
ton as follows:
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The choctaw Route.

The Missouri Pacific Railway has just
inansorated new sleeping car service
between Kansas City ana Omaha with
twelve section drawing room cars. lust
out OF the Pullman shops. These new
cars. the Omaha and Sterling bull,
especially for this run. are OF the latest
design. equipped with electric TIGHTS and
electric bells in each berth. electric fans.
handsomely furnished smoking rooms.
large ladies toilet rooms with ioungiug
chairs, apparatus Tor heating surfing
irons. etc The cars are ready for occu-
paney at Union stations. kansas City and
Omaha AT $50 p. m. and are set out az
Union station on arrival that passengers
sasy remain undisSurbcd until q. N.
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Wichita Colleges
Notes of Wichita's y
Educational Institutions.
: : y = ;. 80
Paramount College Notes-

Paramount College Notes
The Paramount collegiate year is near
" at an end. Final class examinations
have been held during the past week and
will continue until Monday evening.
The regular commencement events be-
gan last evening with the class day exer-
cises Of the seniors. This morning Pres
ident Morrison will deliver the baccalau-
reate address at Plymouth church To-
morrow evening the, senior preparatory
students Will hold forth at the colleges
The fourth annual commencement exer-
cises viii be given at Plymouth church
Wednesday morning at 10 O'Clock.
The most notable address of the week
win be given at Plymouth church Tues
day evening. The address viii be deIiv-
cred under the auspices of the three lit
erary societies of the college. Or. VIII
lam Potts George viii be the speaker
OF the occasion. 1.-THE Value OF a Man"
will be the subject of his theme.
Monday morning the students win as
semble in chapel for the last time. On
this occasion a speaker from each class
viii laud the virtues of his classmates
and describe the shortcomings of the
other fellows. This final meeting is one
OF the most enjoyable of the year.
The staff of the Sunfiower for the COM
ing year was elected last Tuesday. The
board of editors is represented by the
following students: Editor-in-chief, Vera
Taft, 'O9; business manager, Robert Lew
is, 90; staff, Muriel Finn, 'O3; Clarence
Todd, '04; Clara Fees, '05; Marjorie Sell
lers, '0s. The preparatory department viii
be represented by Roy Kirk of senior
prep class.
Mrs. w H. Isely entertained the jun
iors. sophomores and freshmen classes
on last Monday evening. Ping pong was
the amusement of the evening. Thurs
day Miss Clough and Mrs. Isely enter
tanned the members of the senior class
at the home Of the latter.
Friday evening Josephine Roulet enter
tanned all the members of the senior and
middle preparatory classes.
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KeIso School Of Must. Notes.


| Now that the much dreaded school ex-
! aminations and the various exercises and
entertainments are OF the past. the pupils
are resuming the study OF music with
| renewed energy. Several new pupils in
tte city have enrolled. Miss Herdrhan Of
Douglas and Miss Pauline Brain, of Fond
Creek, o. T., took their first lessons in
this school this week From present in
dications the school will be very large
this summer, exceeding the most graft
tying attendance of previous years. when
is proof that the superiority OF the Kelso
method is recognized and appreciated
by earnest, thoughtful musicians. Only
this class of students ara desired.
The recital given by Miss Nell Wood,
assisted by Miss Retta Crow. was high
~ appreciated by the enthusiastic audi
ence. Miss Wood received many COM
pliments- She played with more ease
and self possession than ever before.
Her technic was satisfactory, her touch
musical and dainty, her Interpretation
intelligent. She displays modesty as wei
as ability. Miss Crow possesses much
natural talent and a very sweet sympa-
thetic voice. Her readings added much
to the enjoyment of the occasion By
thorough, conscientious study. she VIII
be very successful in her work
Miss Ruby Murray's recital was very
enjoyable affair, the audience manifest
ing their pleasure by hearty applause.
Miss Ruby's rapid advancement since
her last recital a few months ago, was
sufficiently marked to gain much praise
for her own efforts and also for the
thorough training received in this school.
Her execution is remarkably clear and
fluent, she interprets with taste and
naturalness that is especially interesting.
She also has a very sweet voice and her
vocal solo made a favorable impression.
The program was interspersed by re-
citaIs by Misses Loula Delzen and Opal
These young misses give evidence of
more than ordinary ability. They have
q promising future before them.
The Junior Kelso club had very in |
teresting meeting yesterday afternoon. |
The new members were Pauline Brain, Of |
Pond Creek. o. T., and Anita Ashenfelter |
of this city. The Delsarte drill was led |
by Mrs Hays. The exercises in English /
were conducted by Miss Olive Hill. 1t /
was decided that all the members are |
to take an active part in conducting the |
exercises, different leaders to be ap- |
pointed for each meeting. The Kelso |
clubs viii give a reception in honor of
Mr.. Kelso during his visit to this city.
The Senior club will meet Wednesday
evening and the Junior club Saturday,
for the purpose of completing arrange
ments for the reception. a full attend
ance at both meetings is imperative.
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Wichita Commercial College Notes.


Prof. Dunn. of this city. made pleas
ant call at the college the forepart Of
the week.
Miss Bernice Kelly finished the short
hand and typewritins course on Thurs
day and is an excellent stenographer.
having won tso medals IL the recent con
test
Miss Percie Rittinaur OF the short
hand department. has been doing special
stenographic work for the Peerless Prin-
cess advertising bureau Of this city dur
ing the past week.
Dr. Rea. OF Wellington Kan. called
during the week 10 see his son. who is
pursuing the commercial course
Mr l. {. Smith finished the fun COM
rercial course Thursday and VIII so TO
his home at kinghsher. - T.. for the
sumsr. where he VIII return % complete
the shorthand course
Mr. l. 5 Sartin. a student Of Prof.
Robins ten years ago. called durtSg the
Reek He was recently appointed post
master at Kansas City. Kan. and was
here as delegate to the Republican
conv ention-
Mss Julia winbeglin. q recent gradrats.
She is enjoying her vacation.
Prof Kelly and ar. Martin. Of Tonka-
wa. o. T.. University. called Wednes-
DAY 70 carefully Inspect the practical
working and equipment Of the actual bus
mess ard Shorthand departments Of this
coliese with view Ct getting "a az ID
ia-date commercial department IN the
college at Tonk8wa. O. T. They were
highly pleased with The information o.
taines
Miss Warren. candidate for nomination
Of county superintendent OF Singuan
county on the Republican ticket. made 4
pleasant cali durins the week
Mr.. J. IS, Summers. q Coiby. Kan.
and 3 student q Pr,f Robins Ten years
aga. raade pleasant visit Tuesday while
hsse So delegate 10 The Republican cor
ventlon. lie has besu principal Of Tie
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-01
Music and Drama
Coming Attractions for
Wichita Amusement Lovers.
MAKEs eENERors oFFER

MAKES GENEROUS OFFER
Mr. Frank Payne has arranged with
the Chicago Symphony Orchestra for a
matinee. by the orchestra. for children.
the program Of which viii be totally
/ different from the night. Mr. Payne
now makes this announcement: To ever.
pupil OF the seventh and eighth grades
10 bring TO the Moore Drug compsnv-a
store, 90 East Douglas avenue. on Mon
day, ticket to the grand concert in the
evening. with their individual promotion
card. from either the seventh or eighth
grades. ne viii give gratis. a ticket Tor
the chidren's matinee. To others the
admission viii be a half dollar. Mr.
Payne makes this generous Offer he SAYS
in order that the children. so nsany q
whom never hear anything good or bad.
may have an opportunity 70 hear once
the best that can be obtained IN the Unit
ed States. No matter when she night
seat Is purchases. the ticket is good on
this offer. This offer has ne.er been
made in Wichita before. AID nSvcr VII
be again.
THE FAMOUS -DANsE MACABRE.@
II Is well known musical tralsrn that
what & known IS symphonetic music can
be REPRODUCED only 81 an orchestra 4
piano can be used 81 playing descriptive
masic but IN reality il & ali imitation 4
the orchestral rendition ii any Gaze. i
seems strange that Wichita has. never
tie case. 10 large orchestra q i7ls-r than
passing reputaucu ever cane here BE-
fore. hut AFTER June s when the Chiea 70
SYMPHONY erchestsa VII be here. tbs
viii no iorEer b. tie case
one Of TIE selections played - thia or
c'zessra j. a ssiecgiau xhich . few pia -.isfs
hare piaysd herr but which e essentially
~ orchestral selection. kno1D - the
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a heH ealing tbs genes ard departed
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; Lewis Academy Notes.


Thursday closed the chool year for regu-
lar Rotations.
Monday and Tuesday the annual exam
nations occur. Today the Baccaulaur-
cate sermon viii be delivered in the First
Presbyterian church at 1920 a. m, by
Rev. J. Y. Ewart of Newton, Kansas.
On "Wednesday evening, June 18th, the
annual meeting Of the board of trustees
will be held in the academy office at s
o'clock. Thursday morning at $3.50, the
graduating exercises Of the class of 1902
win be held in the First Presbyterian
church. Everybody is invited. On Fri
day night the alumni will hold their an
nual banquet. The alumni win meet in
annual session at 4 p. m, Thursday af-
ternoon in the academy building.
Already pupils are arranging for next
year.
A dark room has been arranged and ap-
paratus procured for teaching develop
ment of Photographic plates, in connec-
ton with the chemistry class next year.
Professor and Miss Naylor entertained
the senior class and faculty on Friday
night The evening was pleasantly spent
in conversation and question to be an
swered relative to the history of the acad-
envy The prize, a fine photograph of the
academy, was awarded to Miss Hazel
Foot, she having answered correctly the
greatest number of the fifteen questions
asked.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-01
Matsdor Diseusts Crowd and Young
Men Usurp Ills plser.

Paris Mas 1i-s terrible scene occurred
40 Aries during the performanre ~ 'caF-
men" with real bon aEht A mafaaor
made several eiunay efforts a. spear fbe
bull. but lnstead ~ kliunT the aninal
only inflicted eariag wounds .n fhe poar
briltes back Thls drove tha spectators
o. freazT The performers we've peitrt
with an Kinds ~ miHfes eF che excited
crowd Thirty yqueF men finally entered
rho arena ala rna;fhea fhe sword away
ron tic nstadgf me hrif fhea saratd
On a.s new rpTsnerfa and hadlf eared
shree - the amsfe'lr bai aThfers iho
animaI VAS eeehtsailF .essee5 sas Sired
~ the atterdanss uiih efeTrrf nari1s
tbc arooee5iaga o rsnie easatd eaeaE
fhe sFeclatofa
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FazeLAdams Business College Notes.

Misses Lyman ard Grimes have been
doing mimeographing for the college this
week
Miss Richardson has just finished a job
of typewriting for DR.. Hoss. of the
Western School of Oratory.
Miss Mary Calhoun has been working
for Mr. Levy, secretary Of the Chamber
OF Commerce.
Mr.. Joel r. Tucker has completed the
shorthand course. He passed the final
test with credit and his work in school
has been very commendable. Mr.. Tucker
is a worthy young man, and we predict
for him a bright future.
A. E. Kirk, of Clearwater, called and
shook hands. Monday.
Prof. w E. Murray. county superin-
.endent of Kingman county, called Tues
day while attending the Republican state
convention.
Mr.. Kiser called Wednesday to visit his
friend, Ira Behimer, and to look over
our school.
Miss Helen Wright, former graduate,
now stenographer for Mr.. c. G. Chand:
Ter. of Medicine Lodge, called ,Wednes-
day.
Miss Jessie Cook and a friend called
Thursday.
Clyde McCaulley, of sunnydale, one of
our last years students, called Thurs
day.
Mr.. ]. w. Summers, of Colby, Kan,
one of Prof. Adams, former students and
friend, called Tuesday.
Miss Williamson, of Renfro, o. T., Wis
TIED her brother, W. 5. Williamson, who
is pursuing the bookkeeping course.
Miss Margaret Jameson, who has been
pursuing the shorthand course, has taken
up the bookkeeping course.
Mr.. /. a. Breitweeser, of Clay Center,
has been visiting his brother-in-law, Prof.
Hibarger, during the week, while at
tending the state convention.
Miss Converse, a former student Of the
shorthand department, who is now with
Mr.. Gallagher, of the Lopez Medical COM
pany, of this city called at the college
this week. and reports business rushing
with that company.
Professors F. A. and ". w. Hibarger
arc spending Decoration day and Sunday
with friends in Newton.
The Wichita Business College ball team
went to El Dorado Yesterday to play the
e. Dorado team.
Mr.. J. W. Rogers. Of the shorthand de-
partment. left for Newton Thursday
evening to visit his mother.
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wtite; Messrs. Adelbert Andrews. Henry

White; Messrs. Adelbert Andrews, Henry
Cox.
The following program will be given
Tuesday evening in Russell hall:
Piano Duo-Five Waltzes 1900. Brahms
Misses Edith Francisco and Lulu Crit
fths-
songs-Ca) 'In the Dark; In the Dew.
...-......--.-......... Coornbs
db) 'The Dear Home Land"..--
- ......-.....-....... Slaughter
Miss waldena Martindale.
Chorus-ia) 'Lordy. Rise, Sweet Morn,s
Awaking'' -. Henry Smart
fb) 1.-THE Kings Champion.
........ Arranged by Xeasie
-. 49,. College Chorus.
Songs-(a) my Loves an Arbutus"
Qrish melody ..--...--..
-. Arranged By Stanford
- kb) Springs Awakening
..--............ Dudley Buck
Miss Fay Stubbs.
Piano Quartette-"Turkish March -.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Mozart
Misses Halle Crawford, Gladus Hath
away, Flora Wilson ana Mr..
Wilbur Thomas.
oonSS-Na) \ song OF sleep ....SomeISet
(b) 1.-THE Dark Blue Eyes of
Springtime" -. Franz Ries
Miss Elizabeth Folger.
Quartette-''A Song of Seasons .Hawley
Misses Elizabeth Folger, Waldena
Martindale, Fay Stubs and Edith
Francisco.
Not Afraid" ..............
.................. Mendelssohn's Elijah
College Chorus.
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Missouri Pacific Railway.
Wichita and Western.

No. az. Pratt & Flngman Pas
senger. except Sunday ....-.....11 90 a N
No 4l4, Pratt and KirEman ac-
com, Tuesday. Thursday and
saturday ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ! 20 p n
Leave.
No. ~. ktncman and Pratt Pas
ssehgsr, except Sunday s-.....-.. ; IS 2 m
No. flS, kingman and Pratt Ac-
com, Monday Wednesday and
Friday ..-....--........ * n ~ /
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CITY OF WICHTTA.

There viii be delegate convention of
the Republicans Of the list Representative
District. held in Garfield Hall on Satur-
Gay, June 9TH, 1903. at o'clock a. m. for
the purpose of nominating alrepresenta-
tive from that district and a County Com
missioner from the First Commissioner
district. Delegates shall be elected in the
same manner as to County Convention.
There VIII be a delegate convention of
tive District, in Garfield Hall on June It'll
1902. at O'Clock. a. m, for the purpose Of
nominating Representative from that
district. Delegates shall be elected in
same manner as TO County Convention.
There viii be a delegate convention of
the Republicans of the 73rd Representative
district, IN Garfield Hail. on June eth, 1902
at o'clock a. m, for the purpose of nom
mating Representative from that dis
trict. Delegates shall be elected In same
manner as to County Convention.
G. L. DAVIDSON,
Chairman Republican Central Committee
J. A. OSLER. Assistant Secretary
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-01

Colby public schools for the past six
years.
Mr. Roy Rutland, of Augusta, Kan,
former student called during the week.
He expects to complete his commercial
course.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-01
Frisco System.
1AST-BOUND.

q. -. Leaves Daily.
81. Louis * Eft Smith Express. 40 Is . M
WEST-BOU-ND
Arrives Daily
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-01

While visiting | was attacked
with one of my old headaches.
and my friends told me of Ri
pans TabuIes, and insisted or
my taking one. | did SO, and
they acted like magic. am
now never without them and
have very little use for any
other medicine.
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RAILROAD TIME TABLES
AtchisOn, Topeka and Santa Fe BY.

Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific
Railway.
WEST BOUND.
Leave Daily.
no. ], Texas Nestibuled Ex.... SO % m
NO s. Texas Fast Express -. 6 IS a m
NO. 50, Daily EXCEPT Sunday -. lOpn
EAST BOUND.
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no = chicago Vestibuled Ex.... 9 As m
No l. h c. and Eastern Ex..s... IS nm
NO. 50. Daily EScept SUNDAY IL s. m
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nincent.
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-01

The santa Re route has faa lsze
C steamship tickets fa- sale AZ rs vs-1
icEest rates g al 1si1ss n E1ro7z
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'Phons ~ Il P DELANEY.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-01

The graduating class % the school of
arts is composed Of Miss Edna Goodwin.
Miss Leona Longstreth. Miss Meraan
MaTtindale; Nessrs Henry Lampl. Orho
Myers. Gordon oldham. Henry II Par
ker. Benjamin " Trues5eIl. Luther G.
WitmCre.
The graduating class OF she schoai u
pedagogy Is. Misses Anna Davis. Edith
Carey, Mabel Munns. Charity hewitt.
Ada Parkhurst, Grace Reed. Eleanor
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-01

Tie concert 70 b given ~ the siei1nar
conservatory next Tuesday evening ~
RI FirS; Presbyterian church + not a
contest. - srroaeousig announced g.
Wednesdays Eagle. The contest Tor
medals exseads over the entire year and
Il decided from the class records The
medals xin r. Distribute 81 the eIose -
t.-- cc-..-. u ..-.---r
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1902-01-31

THE COVERED BARNARD.

"a Advantages For wtmteRang FaRm
atoolp--Just tina ThinE Fer Sheep.
The present time Of year should show
~ the fullest extent whatever benefits
may pertain to covered barnyard. An
Ohio Farmer writer says OF this:
~ appearances are facts, seldom in
deed Is there a farmer who appreciates
the real worth Of a covered barnyard.
At any rate, those seen by the writer
On his travels over and about the coun-
try have been exceedingly few and far
between. A covered barnyard, JUST
she sarse. is very important factor in
farm management. II not only being
possible with II to keep manure from
seachinS, even in the slightest degree,
but preserve II to certainty from that
hateful consumer of the majority OF
manure heaps. fire fanging."
With covered barnyard one should
simply wheel out the manure daily and
throw some litter over It, Thus dealt
with. the cattle viii run over 1t and
keep Il so closely packed that too rapid
Aeating is an impossibllity. A covered
barnyard also affords stock chance to
exercise and secure fresh mir without
exposure to storms and cold winds, no
anatter what the period OF the year may
De. and for sheep that lamb In the
speine It ID just the place In which they
can winter. the opinion Of many being
that sheep. clothed with thick fleece
~ wool AZ they are. thrive better on