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La Junta tribune., 1902-03-01
) EXCHANGE STABLE.

Granada street. one block west Of court
house park. We do general feed nnn
boarding bs,ainess, and buy and sell horseS
nud cattle. Accommodations first class.
Prices reasonable. s'Ome and zee us
La Junta tribune., 1902-03-01
III. Giant. o. Old.

Col. c. D. Henry, advance
agent tor Nip and Tuck com
pany, came in from the east
Thursday morning Nj. Henry is
some what of man, measuring, as
he says, "fve feet, sixteen inches"
tall and weighing an even aga
pounds. When Mr.. Henry step
ped from the train there was a
muffied rumb!ing sound, and the
ground shook and swayed in a
manner calculated to frighten the
s,nfnl and unrizbteons into re-
pentance. Mr.. Henry atttacted
NO little attention as he passed
down the street, but had the satis-
faction oi knowing that everyone
lspked up 70 him. He is jolly
good natured gentleman, and de-
clsses hs can whip any man Of his
size ia the state. regardless Of
color OF political Affiliations. The
4 great 81 Inconvenience he expert
ences, hr says, IS in getting com
toftable sleeping accommodation
ordinary beds being entirely to
shor, - afford ny.desree Of com,
toss. and be IS required TO let bis
feet hang over the foctboard and
rest "a the fioor. M Henry
sent from here TO Pueblo
La Junta tribune., 1902-03-01
LIKES . SON. Proprietors.
FOR SALE.

5 One span heavy Inurs.s, with harness and
waxun T: compiete outfit comparatively new
One cart also two eaives. For further par
tieularz inquire of
La Junta tribune., 1902-03-01
On . Change Of Then.

Another boarder was received
at Jailor Mixon's hostelry Tues
day night by the name OF Lane.
He halls from Sugar City and is to
do time to the tune Of S25 fne
aud sentence OF thirty days, for
appropriating hay not legally his
own,
La Junta tribune., 1902-03-01
Il.N'DIGESTiON

n f1e eaVse az more HikroinfOrt thhu my
other nilmesf II yon ent the things TINT
ygn want, as.d that are good for YOU, yo,i ,S nrs
snssEe rOmr direstIots perfect and prevent
Dystspsin mud it~ attendant disngr...sabie Is
sympeospx You can safely eht anythnE, ~
SfteeT ard. sold by AL druggists. under 9
lIpsIttve Ef,arnntes. ssc, Money reinmded I'll y
sHmnts ". 4. HooxER d Co. Buffalo, n. Y.
La Junta tribune., 1902-03-01
severe, Person. .. ch.r.e.., Wanted.

WANTED SEVERAL PERSONS OF CHAR
W ncter and good reputation in ench state
tone in this county reqnired1 TO represent
and advertise old established. wealthy bust
ness house Of solid financial standing. Snl-
ary, $500 weekly. with expenses additional,
ali payable In cash each Wednesday, direct
from head Offices. Horse and cnrringe fur
hished when necessary. References. Enciose
stamped envelope, Dept.
Manager. s2s Cnxton building. Chicngo.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1902-04-12
Where Men Eat TO Live.

The Trappist monks consider eating to
he a necessary evil and eurtail it to such
a degree chat one step further would be
suicide. Dinner, to which scarcely ff-
teen minutes is devoted, consists of a
mess Of vegetables boiled in water with
out butter or salt and served in a crude
earthenware bowl. a slice or two or rye
bread without butter, and mug Of milk
or water as a beverage. Supper Is the
barest apology for meal, being moth
ing more than bread and water The
guestmaster did not mention breakfast
if there he such meal, 1t probably con-
sists merely Of q -.lass of water. Al
slight relaxation Of this dietary is al
lowed to inyalids. who may have two
eggs a day, while on extraordinary De-
casions, such as funeral Fest In hon-
or Of a departed friar, the monks reYel
in an egg apiece They are strict vege-
tarians, and a Trappist must be in the
very jaws Of denth before he viii con-
sent to eat Meat IiPpincott's.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1902-04-12
Heaven en- Eventfui Place.

Learn also from my text that heaven
must be an eventful and active place
from the fact that 1t could afford only
thirty minutes OF recess There have
been events on esfth and in heaven that
seemed to demand whole day or whole
week 81 whole year for celestial consid-
grafton. IL GrofiHs was right and this
silence occurred at the time OF the de-
strucfion q Jerusalem, that SIS" was so
awful and 10 prolonged that the inhab-
itanfs ef heaven could not have done jus
uce "a il III many weeks. After fearful
besiegemeut ~ the two fortresscs Of
Jerusalem, Anfonia and Hippicus, had
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-21
C. p. DUNCAN HAS DISAPPEARED
Leaving His Wife While She Was
Visiting in Oklahoma.

c. P. Dunagan has disappeared from his
home and no trace of him can be found.
Yesterday his wife went to the police
station TO ask their ala in finding her
husband She stated to the police that
last Thursday she went to Kingfsher,
0. T., 20 visit relatives and when she
returned, found that her husband had
left their home and she could not find
him. She could assign no reason for his
leaving her. as she said that she had
always conducted herself as a true and
loving wife.
They were married last August in Ok
lahoma and came to this city last fall
where he has been working at odd jobs
during the winter She thought that
possibly he had secured some position
and had left this city, but she thought
she would have heard from him before
this time, if such a thing had happened.
She received a letter from him Monday
at Kingflsher that he had written Satur-
day. They intended going to Texas and
he told her that most Of their household
goods We're packed and ready to be ship
ped and she returned to this city i'm
mediately, expecting 10 find her husband
ready to go to Texas. but instead found
that he had not been around. his ac-
customed haunts for three or four days.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-21
FOR STATE CERTIFICATES
County Supt. Sence Will Hold Exami-
nations Today and Tomorrow.

Superintendent Sence of Sedgwick
county VIII hold an examination for
state certificates today and tomorrow at
his office in the county building in this
city. The work will begin at o'clock
This examination is open to graduates
only from Friends university and Fair
mount college. as only these two schools
in Sedgwick county have been accredit-
cd by the state. Persons who pass this
test, which includes history Of educa-
ton. philosophy of education. school law
and methods. can teach any place in
Kansas without taking any other exami-
nations. Only one person has announced
his intention of doing this work
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-21

81 the ritualisuc work q the order oy
The grand temple Officers. assisted ~ the
officers Of The Wichita temple. The grand
temple will elect It's officers this morning
and hold "A public Installation ~ those
elected this afternoon at 8 o'clock. ~ ~
impossible Ia forecast who viii De elected.
a. there does rot seem e. he the contest
f0r places in the temple that there e.
among the Knights. About eighty are
seated ia The grand temple the degree
being Conferred or sixty yesterday.
For the entertainment - che F!siti1g
sisters who are net eligible T. "a seat IN
the grand tcrsrie q reception eas held 20
the LlttieReed block yesterday. The FOL
lowing program Was rendered
MORNING.
Piano solo .-..----...--.---.. 3liss r1rr 710r g
Discussion Does 81 Pay % %
Rathbaue sister, Ted ~ Dglice
Bartoo. q I-arned.
AFTERNOON.
vocal solo .-...-.. sirs Mionie Rake
-Jnir Mission Aob.e Papers Burlington
He-itatfou -..-.....--..-slrs Beck tfs-hssa
sluzsc ...-.......--- F-lia Carer. l-arnt~1
Hsrf- ....-...-.--- Nora hsapTes Tosania
sssfrser ...T M8rrsa4. CirnarTssr
efser rraancnea Matte Davis. iaraes
F,sere 500 ......-.-.- Iacla Herlfs
Eathlons Sisters 81 cflsf 5ur siirticas
Mrs. !. 2. s NsNasTt. s G. San
PARE ......--.-Essa z f-irker. wichita
1slrrse - Wasa rsoa. yates Cater
Z, tha EFomar Lodge bereef ---.---
....-. fean.e Davis L47aea
TIE rrecepfs ~ oar or1er-
fEa 81 fsi,tefl Cottonwood fa-lf
Iogzlty 81 9rr Greer
....-. sIse sf1s Garrett
-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-21
HELD INTERESTING MEETING
Board of Directors, of Indictment
Dealers Wet Here 9-esterdaN.

The board of directors of the South
west Kansas and oklahoma Implement
Dealers association held q meeting in the
office of the Van Zandt Implement COM
pany yesterday. The members of the
board discussed what action they would
take In the coming freight rate fight
which would be made before the Inter
state Commerce commission when it
meets here The first OF June Another
meeting viii DE held today and the mem
bers VIII decide what action they viii
take The board also discussed the
wheat crop and the implement business
this year. The members OF the board
who were present vest arday. We're:
Chas- :. Watson. of Pond Greek @. r.
John Baumsark - Harper Kan.
+ al. Spangler. of Aulhan. O. T.
w J. Morgan. of Medford. O. T.
" III. Hubbard. Of Conway Springs.
IL r. Noble. OF Alva.
=. vs.. Blain 81 Pratt
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-21
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-21
| FOUR KNIGHTS VISIT EAGLE
sturdy. Handsome Young Kansans
Who Like wichita.

Four knights Of Pythias who called
at the Eagle Office last evening were g.
j.. Carney. of Beloit. O. N. Culver, Of
Concordia. George Layton Of Concordia
and Frank Britton of Usage City. They
were ali sturdy. handsome Young Kan
sans, who are having good time, and
are Ia love with Wichita and its way OF
doing thincs
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-21
TO BE HELD HERE
Grand Chapter of Eastern Star VIII
Meet at Wichita in 1903.

At regular meeting of Gbe local chap
ter OF the Eastern Star last night it was
announced that the next annual meet
ine of the state grand chapter of this
order Will be held in this city on the sec
ond Tuesday in May, 1903. The meeting
this year was held at Kansas City. Kan
sas This city and Topeka We're both in
the race in which Wichita won out be-
cause Of her superiority. The vote to
hold the next meeting here was unani-
nous David Smythe of this city pre-
scented the matter to the assembly. He
IS past grand patron and is on the com
mittee on credentials.
This viii bring anywhere from six to
eight thousand people into Wichita next
MAY. The order is a ladies' branch of
Masonry.
Impurities in the blood produced by di-
gestive disorders must be driven out be
fore hot weather sets in. otherwise sick
ness win appear at a time when a strong
vigorous body is most needed. Pricl-ly
Ash Bitters viii eXpel all impurities and
put the system in perfect order.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-21
MOORE WINS AT GOLF
Beats J. II. Burns on the Braebura
T.inka AT EairFnNunt.

Yesterday on the Braeburn Golf links
Nestor Moore woa ont over J. H. Burns
in d match Of the cup tournament The
heavv rain yesterday morning made the
Paramount links probably the most haz-
ardous in the land The ravines were
running with water and the lakes were
brimful. Clark's Hole was nerve
wrecker and 7ell-gate was enough to
give any golfer mysteries.
The following was the card Of the
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-21

What's in a nance" The word bit
ters' does not always indicate something
harsh and disagreeable Prickly Ash Bit
tiers is proof of this. It cleanses, strength
ems and regulates the system thoroughly,
yet it is so pleasant the most delicate
stomach will not object to it.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-21

Warm spring days produce a feeling Of
drowsiness II the body is loaded with the
impurities of winter diet Cleanse the
blood, liver and bowels with Priclly Ash
Bitters. It creates energy and cheerful
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-21
LOCKES IDEA OF IT
says socialists are Working for
Education and Not for success

Among the Democratic war horses
early or the ground for the state conven-
ton was Leon Locke. Of Crawford
county. He is druggist at Walnut and
has been prominent in the councils Of
the party in the eastern part OF the state
for years.
Leon Locke was formerly a Wichita
boy. He left here ten years ago. He sd
10 clerk IN the drug store OF J. T. Allen
and afterwards started In business for
himself on Douglas avenue east Of the
santa Re tracks. He says there arc great
changes in this city since ne was here
ten years ago aud when he sat in the
Eagle Office yesterlay and looked cut on
Dougias avenue. he said-
There Is but one Wichita ard I have
never succeeded in tearing ny heart
from II There has never been q riruc
since left here that nv mind do not
wander back and there has been am I'm
preston on my mind az the time that
/ would some day come hack here 20
live and that seems u be the case with
al the people who have ever lived here
and have left. Every time ] see a for
mer Wichita man, h tells ne that he Is
sometime coming back here n live hut
probably many of Us never will
When asked i there would be an at
tempt 70 adjourn the Democratic con-
vention Mr.. Locke said
! think there VIII he an EFFORT 70 that
end So Tar ~ ! am concerned an
II favor of the straight Denocrarie
ticket think The convention vsI norI-
nate a ticket entirely acceptable u The
FapGlist party ] think The great rank
and fiie OF the Pouulist pzrtv are inclined
70 come into the Democratic camp. but
there is a socialist element thar Vii not
DO IL and they neyer II The past could
BE relied upon % heip TIRE Popuiist parry:
they are in & Tor the elarrose = e5gcz- |
tiou and not for the purpose u help-
Ing The pzrty q power."
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-21
Chas. smythe Of wichita.

The implement dealers all oyer south
west Kansas and Oklahoma are taking
q great deal Of interest in this associa-
tion as is shown by the number OF di-
rectors that attended this meeting and
the distances they Travelled to reach this
~ff
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-21

Steven Osborn ~ SaIiza the candidate
fer iasUrsrce commission sSainzt c.
II l4uling. Vas II the city yesterday 81
his way % Fort scott He SID ~ hid
always heard that Wichita VAS ursri-
nous. snd he certainly found & 80 as
reszr1s Charles Lnltng-s candidacy.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-21
PYTHIANS WILL
PARADE TODAY
Uniform Rank Companies TO
Compete for Prize.
GRAND LODGE MEETS
Postpones Settlement of the
Sanitarium Matter.
LODGE MEETS

The meeting OF Kansas PythianisTn IN
Wichita will climax this afternoon with
IA grand parade of go members OF the
Prizes of S175. So and $50 have been
parade uniforms of~black and gold and
plumed helmets, and Of 500 members Of
the subordinate Knights of Pythias
| lodges of the state. The parade will be
one Of the most magnificent ever seen
| in this city At the head viii ride Gen.
J. H Lyon of Leavenworth. commander
of the Uniform Rank brigade, with his
staff OF sixteen mounted officers. Fol
| lowing the general and his staff Will be
the Knights Of Pythias band OF Topeka,
which was yesterday made the official
band of the grand lodge. This band is
composed of thirty pieces ana IS one of
the best ever heard on the streets or
this city.
Following the band viii be the two
| regiments of the Uniform Rank under
The command Of their regimental Off
GERS, and following the Uniform Rank
win come the members of the Knights
of Pythias.
The Uniform Rank will assemble at
its headquarters at 100 West Douglas
avenue at 1870 this afternoon. and viii
march thence TO the Carey hotel. where
il viii join in the formation of the pa
rade Promptly at 2:30 o'clock the pa
rade win move. The line of march is as
fellows:
West on Douglas avenue to Market
street, north on Market street TO Second
street, west on Second street to Main
street. south on Main street to Doug
las avenue, west on Douglas avenue to
Water street, countermarch to Mair
street, south on Main street TO English
street. and west on English street 20
Haymarket square, where competitive
drill viii be held
The Uniform Ranks of Girard and Win
field have already entered for the com
petitive drill, and several more Will en-
ter this morning. The Wichita COM
pany is barred, as the entertaining COM
pany is not allowed to contest.
Prizes of $175, SIS and $50 have chen
offered for the three best companies
Prizes of Sl5 and SO have been offered
TO the subordinate lodge outside OF
Wichita which has the best representa-
ton in the parade this afternoon
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-21

Report 81 Committees
Cod - 1fe Erer
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-21

TIE azs aess = shs grad tempe - IRE
Fszthhauc sisters Tss-e-t2T cssos-stfsi ea-
slrt3g % rhe TszdlzS - re1rr-s - tee
gran9 o-lcers szd c7Uzszttses ~ Ieezs-
iGtiaz 81 any csnsrqueuc4 E-as sTaicsr1-
Last r1ght there Ms an cxez17-s1cstssa
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1902-07-24

John Nancolas Jr., accompanied by
his wife and three sons drove In IRON
Rewey on Tuesday for brief visit at
the home OF his parents In this city.
Ellsworth n. Harris has gone TO
Chicago for II months visit with rela-
lives.
Mrs. G. j. Quirk is hore from Mil
waukoo visiting her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. T., ID, Jones.
Mrs. Mary Speusley and Miss Mar
garet Waters have returned from
Dubuque.
Mrs, j, A. Spratler gave II tcaparty
on Wednesday at which she enter
tained nine OF her nieces, viz, Mrs,
A. II. Bishop, Mrs. Il. Y. Hutchinson,
Miss Bertha knne, Miss Gertrude
Kline, Mrs. Frank Enzenroth, Mrs.
Herman En2onroth, Mrs. Alonao
Jaoka, Mrs. Jay Dunn, Miss Emma
Solns.
The following named persons from
our city are enjoying the Monona
Lake Assembly: Mrs, VIM. Troweo<
and family, Mrs. Edith Harwick and
family, Misses Pearl Curnow, Tenn
pcrance Knight and Martha Bottoms,
Miss Libbie Epldp is here from
Plattovillo for visit with Mrs. Cyrus
Lanyon until after the fair.
Miss Mae Vivian is hero from Chi
cago, to spend her vacation.
Plans are under way for picnic to
be held by the Equitable Fraternal
Union at Madison, Wednesday, Aug.
~. Among She possible speakers are
Gov. LaFolletto, Attorney General
Hicks and United States Senator
John c. Spooner, besides officers OF
the supreme assembly OF the order
Miss Annie Ingram rqurned to her
home at Hazel Green on Friday last,
after visit of several weeks with her
sister, Mrs, Edward Longhenry.
S. Miles Thomas has just completed
taking the school census OF the city OF
Mineral Point. There are 1900 be-
tween the ages of four and twenty
years-6ll females and $50 males.
Mrs. William w. Cook of Mokel-
umne Hill, California, is here for a
visit at the home OF j. w. Hutchisou.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1902-07-24
Ice Cream,
the best-at the popular Restaurant {
John M. Peter-High street.


Two women and bright little girl
occupied seats in n Prospect avenue
car last evening. The little girl at
tractCd attention with her questions
and answers. 1t was when the ear
reached Eighteenth street that the eli
max was reached. At that point the
car makes Il long stop before pulling mp
the hill. II was while the ear was mt
standstill that pretty woman. and
evidently n friend of the two in the
car, passed along.
"Oh, dear! There's Mrs. s. My!
She is such a handsome woman" said
the mother of the bright little girl TO
her friend
Yes. She is beautiful" assented
the friend
The little girl was looking out Of
tho window after the figure strolling
up the hill Presently she said:
Say, mammal; you look just like
that lady"
"Do l, dear?" asked the mother
sweetly
Yves, Just zactly-all 'cept the
head"
The little girl is still wondering why
the carful OF people laughed.-kanSaS
City Journal
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1902-07-24

A certain colonel somewhere in the
south (no matter where was in the
habit of telling yarns and greatly exag-
gerating. He had a negro servant who
corroborated everything his master
told. One day the colonel had some
gentlemen to dinner, and. they were
enjoying some fine venison very much.
The colonel said:
Yes, l went hunting the other day
ard saw a fine buck. l took good
sight at him and shot him through the
head, and the\bullet went through his
hind leg"
The gentlemen looked ut each other
alittle mystified. The negro scratched
his head and at last said:
eyes, indeed, gemmem, just ms mas
sa raised the gun to shoot de buck he
raise his hind leg and scratch his ear,
and the bullet went through the head
and right through de hind leg"
The gentlemen looked more satisfied.
After" the guests. had left the negro
said to his master:
"Gorry mighty, massa, next time you
tell one OF dem yarns do get de ends
closer to gedder. l had hard work to
make both ends meet. New Orleans
Times Democrat
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1902-07-24

William Gillette, although one OF the
most successful players and play
wrIghts In the world today, from, the
commercial viewpoint, Is known by his
intimates to possess small opinion
Of folk, whether lay or professional,
who take the stage seriously. His the
DRY is that acting and playmaking are
matters of experienced skill rather
than art-and, so Ear as his own mani
fcstations in both lines are concerned,
the crisgs who agree with him are
many. When Irving wastin this c0un-
try in the season Of 1856, Gillette
went one evening with n friend to see
him In Macbeth" He sat through the
performance without comment, walked
with his friend to their club In silence,
drank n glass of beer, and then said he
was going home. His friend had re-
spected Gillette's tacitllrnity up to this
point, knowing the actor to be subject
to moods 'Of the kind, but asked as
they shook hands before parting for
the night:
win, what did you think of IT.
vingT
He'd be great comedian If he
could only sing" was Gillette's reply.
PHILADELPHIA Times.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1902-07-24
No Berry Picking
flowed on our premise.
Wenger Bros.
John Weidenfeller.
"a Poor Relation"

John Kellerd, well known 10 dramat-
ic fame. was once playing an engage
ment with the late Sol Smith Russell
in THE Tale of a Coat" In the play
Kellerd, had occasion to wear n hand
some frock coat. which, for its cloth
and cut, was the admiration Of the
company, including the star-manager.
Soon afterward Russell made n re-
yival of "A Poor Relation" and about
that time occurred the death OF Bouci-
cault. the writer. Russell was invited
to be one OF the pall-bearers at the
funeral, and as he happened not TO
have n suitable coat for the occasion
with him. and there was not sufficient
time to have one made, he sent note
to Kellerd explaining his need and
asking for the use of his frock coat.
A postscript TO the request read: BY
the way, ysu needn't mention the fact
that I'm wearing your coat"
Kellerd's coat served its purpose, and
was returned to the owner the fol-
lowing day with a quaint note OF
thanks, which ended: And please
don't tell the Tale Of your Coat.
tSigned) Sol Smith Russell-A Poor
Relation. New York Clipper.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1902-07-24
ONCE Hours OF Reed.

Hon. Thomas Il. Reed goes to Maine
occasionally and occupies his summer
home near OLD Orchard Beach during
the warm months. He has become SO
much In demand In New York that he
is often asked If he Intends to become
a permanent resident of the city. The
way he parties the question is inter
estlng
Il find" he said to group of friends.
that the financial Importance of a
New Yorker is gauged by the earliness
with which he leaves the city and the
lateness of his return; his riches are
measured by the length OF time he
stays away"
But how about yourseF%" asked
one.
'Well," he said slowly, II am still
keeping office hours. "-Philadelphia
Post.