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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-16

young people in the business world.
Prof. c. D. Fazel has been nominated
for member OF the board Of education in
the Sixth ward. upon the Republican
ticket. Air. Fazel's position OF education
al matters is well known in this city.
Prof Walter Hibarger of the book
keeping department spent Saturday and
Sunday at his home in Harvey county.
Mr. c. R. Bruner of Medford. o. T.,
having completed the Office course Of the
bookkeeping department. returned TO his
home this morning. Mr.. Bruner was the
first student to complete the banking
work this year. carrying off the highest
honors. having made a grade Of 10 per
cent on rigid examination. Mr.. Bruner
is a young man of mere than average
ability, and of high moral qualities, and
will make his mark wherever he goes.
The following students have recently
enrolled: Misses Harrison. Campbell.
Drake. KessIer, Huntzinger. Weber.
Garrett, Williamson. Charleton. Child.
Florence Derrick, Alice Derrick, and
Messrs. Lippe, Stinson. Porter and Chas.
Derrick.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-16

hospitality to the Friends Next year
the debate comes 70 Wichita and the
Friends viii have chance TO repay It.
On Saturday afternoon a baseball game
between Friends and Cooper was played
on the Cooper campus. The game was
not arranged foruntil late Thursday even
ing and was only intended as a sort of
practice game.
Part Of the Friends returned Saturday
morning, part Saturday evening and part
viii return this evening.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-16
Fazel-Adams Business COLLEGE, Nat


Some Of the teachers whose schools
course; others are making arrangements
70 do so.
Five new. latest model. Remington
Standard typewriters have just been Sc
cured through Mr. Jacobs. the repre-
sentative Of that company. and placed in
the typewriting department
The class in parliamentary law and
extemporaneous speaking. under the d.
rection OF rof. Geo. V. boss. IS doing
splendid work and has won high praise
from their teacher.
Miss Birdie Gilmore. graduate q
the shorthand department who has been
stenographer for the Cudahy Packing
company. has accerted "A position with
district Freight Agent Tcrrington - the
Santa Te-
AIr. Affhur sfceker who has beca II
home fer a week on account ~ sici-
ness has ies--rnsd and VII d. sorre
stenogra phie work for one Of Wiehita's
leading lawyers. beginning Monday.
Miss Alta Halig. q graduate vho has
beer IN the Office % the Modern Ton1ies.
VII do some steaogrsphic work for T.
". Clapp thls week
N-. Harry Downs recently accepted =
position as stenographer and clerk frr
she Champion Harvester COMPANY At
o. Z. Wright. manager
Miss Katharine KNOX is woTairE f2-
the Cudahy Passing company
1fr. Derrick % Anthony. after invests
Eating the advantages ~ tae rariE
business colleges ln tne surrounding ~
ties. iass week decided - move his FAM
ily to Wichita. asa surolel hs -hree
Misses F'loreacs an5 Aliee 4ul
Msstsr Cherries, Tor full courses b. oar
s-heoi one - the soaus ia.sts 8
teacher the ether a member ~ rHs his1
g. hool ~ Antaanr. vhlle az geuag uas
was member ~ Ere +ish regiment ii7
ssw NO gears service e. sAe PhalF
pines
we pFsdsct br.sat future ssr these
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KeIs0 School Of Mua!2 Notss.

Mr. Kelso win maze his arnu& visit
70 Wichita this summer. arriving JuJe o
In addition to his usual work. ne viii
conduct an xamiratiou Tor teachers who
desire certificates.
Several pupils are urc7ar.1r proers ne
fo- individual rec.taIz 20 begin this spring
Miss Eva Booth. who has been sfedsinr
the Keiso method under e-rs. Hays and
voice culture under Prof Earsh. wee
called home en- account az the Illness II
her mother
The practice recital yesterday after
noon was unusually iaferestinz. Eileu
smith PLAYED Use numbers irou memory.
I.1ella Hcrbig and Yrs williams also
played several numbers
The musical history isssou f7- the
Junior Keiso Club next saturday . tire
L.ie u Mozart
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-16
LETTER LIST.

List Of unclaimed letters remaining in
the postoffice at Wichita. Kansas, for the
week ending March 16, 1902 In calling for
any of these letters, say that you saw
them advertised, giving the date:
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-16
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE LECTURE
Which is to be Given Here Free by
Or. kimbal.

Edward \. Kimban. c. s. d, of Chi
cago, H., is announced TO deliver q lee
ture on Christian Science at the auditor
ium tomorrow evening. March 18th at s
o'clock. No one, having a desire to learn
more Of this new yet old) teaching.
should fail to Improve this opportunity
10 hear one who IS qualified TO speak on
this great question. which is evidently
stirring. and changing currents Of
thought Every advanced religious
movement has to PASS through more or
less Misrepresentation tnristian Science
is no exception. and because of this a
board of lectureship was established by
the First Church Of Christ. Scientist. in
Boston, Mass. Hence the lecturer comes
equipped with authority from the mother
church Of this young, but sturdy denom-
ination. The lecture is designed not only
10 instruct as 10 the true idea OF Chris
tan Science. but 10 correct many OF the
misconceptions regarding II.
This is pecliiarlv skcptiosl axe. and
yet ON the other hand. it Is peculiarly a
thinking and spiritual age. AMI the world
must advance. The strictest orthodox
need not hesitate to listen 70 this lecture.
for Christian Science r not 10 tear down.
but 30 build mp Christian faith and char
acter.
Mr. Kimban IS known 10 he devoted
Christian as Wen as deep thinker. and
eloquent speaker The true Christian
thought should be 50 permiated With
love and hherality IS to be willing 10
hear another f1ith about God and man.
The Christian. the skeptic. al are invited.
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Wichita commercial COLLEGE Notes.


Mr.. W. c. Coleman, president of the
Hydro-Carbon Light company, made
pleasant visit at the college during the
week.
Prof. T. W. De Haven. principal of tho
actual business department, delivered an
address before the County Teachers as
ISOLATION Saturday, on the History of
Commerce." by special request of Coun-
" Superintendent Sence.
Miss Leila Byers of the ccmmercis1
and shorthand departments. accepted a
position as cashier and bookkeeper for
the Noyes Dry Goods company Of this
city, on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pray called Thursday. to
see their son, who is pursuing the reg
ular commercial course. They are well
pleased with his progress.
The management of the college has
offered three-months scholarship worth
$50, TO the student making the highest
average grade in the county at the an
nual examination, and one-months schol-
arship, worth S. TO the pupil making the
highest grade in each township in the
county. making a total OF s2Ss to be given
free to the boys and girls OF Sedgwick
county.
he gold and silver medal contest Of
800 viii close April and the prizes
viii be afarded on Friday evening. April
!, at the college rooms.
Messrs. Norcross, Morley and DR.. Rea
called during the week
Messrs. ". .. Graham. Walter Richard
and Misses Jennie Day. May Blanchard
and Hortense Bordner enrolled during
the week.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-03-27
Election Proclamation.

Under and by virtue Of the power
and authority vested in me by the laws
of the Territory of Oklahoma, as
president of the council of the city of
AnadarkO, Oklahoma Territory in the
absence of the Mayor of said oity, he
now being sick and absent therefrom,
|, Frank Manning, President of the
Council and acting Mayor of the City
hereby proclaim and declare that the
annual city election of said city, shall
be held in the said city on the first day
of April, A. d. 1902, for the purpose of
electing such officers as are by statutes
subject to election thereat.
The candidates which will be voted
for are as follows, to-wit:
One member of the Board of Educa-
tion and one member of the city coun-
Gil from each ward who shall hold
their Offices for terms of two years re-
spectively; One member OF the board
of education and one member of the
city council from each ward who shall
hold their offices for terms of one year
respectively; Mayor, city clerk, city at
torney. city treasurer, city marshal,
police Judge, street commissioner, and
treasurer of the school board, who
shall hold their offices for one year.
The voting places in the respective
wards o. the said city shall be as fol
loWs:-
First ard.-Missouri Lumber Co.
Office, lot four, 4, Block twenty-five, 20
Second Ward.-Sample room of the
Florence Hotel, lot nineteen, 10, block
twenty-seven, 27.
Third Ward. .-Weelock' Hardware
store, lot twenty-five, 22, block thirty
five, 35.
Fourth Ward.-Col Green's office
southeast corner of Seventh, 7, St.
and Divers Ave-, lot one, !, blocl
forty-seven, At.
The electors of said wards who shall
act as inspectors are hereby designated
as follows, to-wit:
First Ward: P Haas.
Second Ward: L Byrne.
Third Ward; Earnest Taylor.
Fourth Ward: Ed S O'Connor.
The electors of said wards who shal
act as judges of election are hereby de
signated as follows, to-wit:
. 1st Ward: G L kirkpatrick and
. A Newman.
2nd Ward: Charles Cullen and v
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-03-27
The Beer Question Solved

Commencing today and contin-
ung with the close of the holidays
We will supply families, clubs and
individuals regardless of their re-
ligion or politics Lager Beer in
quart bottles at the low price of Is
cents per bottle. We have only
standard brands in stock and intend
to give our customers the privilege
of buying quarts from us at the
same price that pints cost at any
other saloon in Anadarko. Come and
select from Anheuser's, Pabst, Dick
Bros, or Schrenagels. Our stock
of Wines and Liquors were selected
especially for the holiday trade and
will be sold at corresponding low
prices. s5tf
The Great Rock Island" Saloon.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-03-27

official newspaper of the city of Ana
darko for four consecutive weeks and
if a majority of the resident owners
of the property liable to taxation there
for shall not within twenty days there
after i. e. after the last day of publica-
tion thereof, file with the clerk of the
city of Anadarko, their protest against
such improvements, then said improve
ments shall be made, and contrats will
be let therefor and an assessment shall
be made for each block so improved,
separately upon all lots and pieces of
ground to the center of the block on
either side of such avenues or streets
according to the assessed value of the
lots or pieces of ground, without re-
gard to the improvements thereon,
which value shall be ascertained by
three disinterested appraisers to be
appointed by the mayor and council and
in the manner provided by law.
Sec. 6. This resolution and ordin
ance shall take effect from and after
its passage, approval and publication
for four consecutive weeks as provide ed
by law.
Passed March 3, 1902.
Approved March 3, 1902.
FRANK MANNING,
Pres. of council and acting mayor
Attest
w. w. PRICE, city clerk.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-03-27
EVERY ONE ATTENTION.

The Democratic party should
continue in pow +, because Il ey are
the party of the people and because
they have given the city of Ana
darko an honest administration.
We are prepared to prove these
assertions and challenge any thing
to the contrary. The following
dates have been arranged for speak
ing in the various wards at which
places we will submit irreputable
facts for your consideration.
4th ward March 27th. Speakers
NJ Nj Monahan and G V Lining.
Friday March 20 speaking at all
the wards as follows:
lst ward-H ID Mitchell w A
McKennon End ward-I III Keer
NJ M Monahan 3rd ward Berry
Randolph " V Hardcattle 4th ward
Carl Ghtsch Randall Livesay
Saturday evening March goth
democratic mass meeting, speakers,
w w Price, ! ii Kerr, V V Hard
castle and others.
BY order of City Central Com.
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C Hendryx.
Fourth Ward: T L Greer and B r
Smith.
The persons in said wards who will
act as clerks are hereby designated as
follows, towit:
1st ward: S A Barnes and W
Coates.
2nd ward: H C Ewing and Thomas
Watkins.
3rd ward: WIN Frieze and Homer A
Arends.
4th ward: J A Campbell and worth
Farmer.
Prior to the day set for said cleo
tion, as above set forth, the said in
spectors of the said wards and voting
precincts, shall meet and appoint as
judges of said election in the various
wards above set forth the judges here
in named for the wards respectively
and the inspectors and judges so select
ed and chosen shall prior to said cleo
tion meet and appoint the clerks here
in named as clerks of said election for
the wards respectively herein named.
The city board of Election commits
sioners for said election shall consist
of W W Price, city clerk, ex-otiicio,
member of the city board of election
commissioners, W / Matheny and C
Richie.
The polls shall be opened from six
o'clock in the forenoon until six o.
cleck in the afteanoon of said day of
said election.
Those persons who shall be qualified
to vote at said election shall be all
male persons of the age of q years or
upwardsbelongingt to either of the fol-
lowing classes, who have resided in the
territory for the period of six months,
in the city sixty days and in the ward
thirty days next preceding said cleo
tion: First, citizens of the United
States; Second, persons OF foreign
birth who have complied with the pro
visions OF the laws on the subject o.
naturalization; Third, civilized per
sons of Indian descent, not members o.
any tribe.
In witness whereof, have hereuntt
set my hand and cansed the seal OF saiC
city to be affixed hereto, this the 1911
day of March, 1902.
[sEAL.l FRANK MANNING, Pref-
of the Council and Acting Mayor
ATTEsT:-w. w. PRICE, City Clerk.
| rrhao1o,a Druitt 10 ON ahla honna
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-03-27
Ordinance No. 28.

A Resolution Declaring it Necessary
to improve Certain Streets in the
City of Anadarko by Grading and
Guttering the same.
Be it ordained and resolved by the
Mayor and Councilmen of the City of
Anadarko, Oklahoma Territory.
Sec /. That it is necessary for the
public health and convenience of the
citizens, property owners and general
public of the city of Anadarko, Okla
homa Territory, that system of grad
ing and guttering of the streets there
of be established and maintained, with
a view of to the more appropriate use
thereof for drainage and road utility
and that said improvement is neces-
sary to be made thereon:
Sec. 2. That in consideration of such
necessity it is hereby ordained and re-
solved by the mayor and councilmen of
said city that the street grades, there
of shall conform to the grade estab-
lished by the city Engineer as shown
on the profiles which were by him on
the oath day of February 1902 filed in
the Office of the clerk of said city and
such amendments as may hereafter be
made thereto
Sec. 3. That Kansas Ave, Wash
ington Ave, Arkansas Ave-, Texas
Ave-, Divers Ave-, Oklahoma Ave. and
American Ave. of said city are in need
of improvement and that it is neces-
sary that said streets be brought TO
grade in conformity with the proilees
above referred to and by special tax
assessment as authorized in article one
~ of chapter Eleven 11) of the session
laws of 1895 of the Territory of Okla
homa as amended by article two ~ oi
chapter six (6) session laws of 1897 Of
the said Territory and other laws ap
pertairg to said subject
Sec. 4. That the improvements con
templated under this resolution shall
consist of the bringing Of the centre O
the streets or avenues above mention
ed to the established grade and thu
sloping of the same from the said cent
er to the outer edge, on each side, o
that portion of said streets appropriat
ed by ordinance for road purposes, 81
that at said outer edge there shall b.
an excavation or gutter, for drainag
purposes eighteen (l6) inches deep.
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Notice

First Published in the Anadarko Democrat
March H. 1902.
Notice.
To whom 1t may concern:
Notice is hereby given that l. John C. Decker
have this day filed my petition with the Clerk
of Caddo county. Oklahoma Territory In COM
pliance with law. asking for license to sell
at retail. malt. spurious and vinous liquors up
on lots number and 10. block number 49, in
the town OF Hydro Caddo county. Oklahoma
Territory. and that unless protest or remon-
STRANGE in writing IL filed against the same in
the clerks once OF said county before the 1st
day Of April, 1902. said petition will be granted
and license issued
JOHN DECKER. Applicant.
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Notice
To whom II may concern;

TO whom II may concern:
: Notice is hereby given that l enj.Johnson,
have this day filed my petition the county
CLERKS mice OF caddo county. Oklahoma Ter
ritory. asking or license TO sell at whole
sale$ malt spurious and vinous liquors
on lots II and II. block S3 in the town OF Hy-
dro, o. II. Parties desiring to remonstrate
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Liquor Notice
Territory OF Oklahoma. 90
Caddo county

Caddo county
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
Notice is hereby given that /. JohnW Turner
have Ill, d with the county clerk of said coun-
ty and territory, my application to sell at re-
tall malt. spurious and vinous liquors. upon
the southwest quarter of section "a. township
l2. range II west Indian meridian, In Bridge
port township. for tern of one year. and that
unless protest or objectio IN In writing to said
application be filed in said clerks once before
the 9TH day OF April A, u. 1907. said petition
will be granted and license issued.
Dated this Goth day OF March. A. ID. 1902.
John w. Turner. Applicant.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-03-27

Theodore Pruitt is an able honest
lawyer. You will make a mistake
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(Ffrst published in the AnadarlSo Democrt
March l3. 1902
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-12-23

Mrs. Roosevelt has managed TO spend
several hours each week at the differ.
ent stores, and In consequence all her
gifts are ready for distribution. Like
Mrs. Mckinley, she selects the pres.
ents for her intimate friends from
little keepsalSes made by her own
hands.
Miss Ethel Roosevelt will not re.
ceive a doll this year, and this will be
the first time that her mother has not
dressed such playthlng for her
daughter. Mrs. Roosevelt, however,
learned that Miss Ethel had conclud-
ed that her family was large enough,
and that she would prefer books or
some intricate puzzles. which are pop.
ular at her school, instead of more
dolls. Little Qulntin, however bel
lleves in boy babies and has quite an
assortment of rough riders, clergymen
and soldiers, and he will doubtless add
TO his collection Archibald scorns
such playthings, and always asks for
something alive or for collars or 9th.
er ornaments for his numerous pets.
The cabinet women will follow the
precedent established last year, and
will present Mrs. Roosevelt with
handsome gift. The present is ex.
ceedlngly beautiful and costly. None
Of the ladies feel free to disclose it's
nature, but they all say It is some
thing Mrs. Roosevelt has desired for
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few on the freak order. They come
not only from the states, but from the
West Indies and the far East. Cigars
without number are sent to the Presi.
dent from Cuba, Porto Rico and Ma
nila, the senders evidently not being
aware that the President. unlike his
predecessors, has no great fondness
for tobacco From China and the
Philippines come many curios, and
not a few of these are addressed to
the younger members of the Presi.
dents family. Tropical fruits. includ.
ing crates Of pineapples, bananas and
oranges have been received at the ex-
ecutive mansion, and turkeys, barrels
OF apples and game have come from
friends within the states.
The daily delivery of innumerable
parcels at the White House bear testi
mony to the fact that 1t is indeed. go.
ing to be merry Christmas with the
Chief Executive and his family. In
spite of numerous exacting duties,
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-12-23
PUPILS
OF SACRED
HEART
Academy ReflectGreat Credit
TO the School

The Xmas entertainment at the
Grand Opera House last evening, by
the pupils of the Sacred Heart Acad
envy was a grand success. The audi
ence was large and appreciative, and
the performance of such artistic finish
as is seldom seen in this city. From
the beginning to the end 1t showed the
most careful study and training. but,
withal, such ease and purity, such
grace and accomplishment, that charm
which the sisters alone .aem to know
how to bring out. Even black 'Topsy"
and the Irish Granny" so often over
done, showed that moderation which
is the perfection of the art.
The little farce between two women
and rat (potato) was as near the
real thing as one would like to run up
against, without taking part.
Turning the Tables on Santa Claus"
was charming. Old Santa" Jack
Frost. the little snow girls, all sur.
rounded by the nations of the world,
properly costumed, singing "Santas"
praises, must be seen to be admired
The heavier play, "Cathleen."
brought out the young ladies of the
school in a caste which would have
done credit to more professional per.
formers. Their charm of person and
grace Of manner added to their clever
Interpretation of each part.
The candle parade or sweet good
night, by ~ little tots In night robes.
singing the audience good night, was
very pretty. And when the last. so
small and with voice so sweet. sang
Good Night and into Bed" the audi.
ence gave the most enthusiastic ap.
probation The closing tableau. "The
Nativity" was exquisite. The soft
music and angelic forms will carry
one through the Xmas season with
the memory of this most delightful
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SALEM
CHRISTMAS
PROGRAMS
Welcome the Season With
Music and Good Cheer

St PauIs Church Christmas Exercises
Professional, "Hark the Herald An
gels Sing ng'-Mendelssohn
venlte Excultimus Domino-H p
Danko.
Glorias-J. Robinson.
Te Deum Laudamus, in G-J. r.
Thomas
Jubilate Deo-H. p. DankO.
Kyrles and Gloria Tibi-Monk.
Nicene Creed--Monk.
Hymn-"It Came Upon the Midnight
Clear'-R. 8. Willis.
Anthem-"Behold | Bring You Good
Tldings
resentation-Monk.
Sulsum Corda and Sanctus-Gllbert.
Agnus Del-Monk.
Gloria In Excelsis-Old Chant.
Nunc Dimittis-R. Langedon.
Recessional-"Sho the Glad It'd.
ings'-Avison,
This program viii be repeated, with
some slight alterations, on the Sun.
day after Christmas day.
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SALEM
SALOON
KEEPER
Distributes a Wagon Load Of
Turkeys

According to his usual custom mn,
Anderson, the pioneer Salem soloo,,..
is distributing a wagon.load OF tu,so..
on account Of having more money ~.
he knows what 20 do with.
He is not very particular who
gives them to, so long az they havons
got a turkey or can't raise the mon,s
to get one. Bill is rather eccentric =
his donations and has a preferonos
for widows with children. A wsSOs
load will hardly go around in splte !,
the apparent prosperity.
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der, at the Friends church. the follow
ing program;
Organ voluntary
Chorus--"Hark, the Angels Sing"
Exercises by ~ children--"Christ.
mas Voices"
Exercise by IA children--"The Flag
Drill"
Pantomime. nine girls--"ln the
Arms OF Night"
Shepherds scene-Nine boys.
Cantata--"S Santa's Surprise"
A cordial invitation is extended to
all. By order of committee.