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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-16
Friendc, University Notes.

Thursday morning Prof. Williams gave
chapel talk on College Spirit" and
concluded his talk by presenting to the
president Of the first year preparatory
class. Miss Hinshaw a beautiful class
pennant, Of purple and white silk This
was awarded to this class by the faculty
IL return FOR their effort in selling tickets
to tho lecture given by Rev. Cole, several
weeks ago. Miss Hinshaw replied in
short neat speech, and while she IN
furled the pennant on the rosTum, the
class arose and greeted it with their class
yell.
Mrs. Hadley, on University avenue, en-
tertained on Friday evening in honor Of
her brother, DR.. Outland, and his bride
from Lawrence The faculty and friends
of the family We're present
The Forum and the Aurora, literary
societies. had a union valentine party
at the home OF Mr.. Edwin Mitchell, on
Friday.
Mr.. David Davis. Of Hesper. Kan,
member of the board OF directors, has
been visiting at the home of his brother
in-law, John C. Kirby. tho past week
Mr.. Davis has recently invested in prop
erty on the West Side.
Prof. Williams has organized her Latin
class into a Latin seminary. which meets
every Friday. The professor appears on
the program: every month. Her lecture
on Friday was on Latin Manusccip -
Next Friday Miss Mabel Mum will give
a paper on Themes Of Ancient Art
A second large box OF ancient cliff
dwelers' relies furnished by DR.. Cole
for the museum, was received last week.
This additio mis- valued at SO
State Secretary Boynton viii lead the
y. N c. A. meeting this afternoon at 4
O'Clock.
The students were favored with
chapel talk from Mr. Won Dez. n man
who has spent three years as a student
at Bonn University. Germany. He sroke
OF the customs and mana cement of the
German universities, bringing out their
peculiarities as distinguished from the
American universities. Mr. Won DEE
speaks in a Enthusiastically humorous
way that makes his talk very enjoyable
The following new books have been re-
oeived by the library the past week:
Blake Manual of Bible History. Gel
kie's Hours with the Bible HuIburt's
Manual of Biblical Geography. War
rens Elements OF Descriptive Geometry.
Shunk's Field Engineering. Mrs. Run
dies Chronicles OF Schonberg- Gotta Fam
ily. Boas' Shakespeare and His Prede-
cessors. Aoulton's Ancient Classical
Drama ana Shakespeare as a Dramatic
Artist Another shipment Of books are
expected next week.
Misses Myrtle and Capitola Pyle. Of
Haviland. were visiting their old school
mates last week.
Revival services will be in session at
the university every evening this week
under the direction Of Mr.. and Mrs
Elder. of Iowa.
Miss Ethel Carter. Of Galena. Kan.
one of our former students, was visiting
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-16

A course Of informal weekly lectures,
free to all students. ex-students and ben
efactors of the institution, viii be begun
next THURSDAY afternoon at 4 o'clock
They will be given in the dramatic hall
Opera House block every evening
throughout the academic year, holidays
excepted. The ywiI be inaugurated by
DR. Smell, with a series on the general
subject of the nature, usefulness, means
and results OF true culture. Afterwards
the first Thursday of each month viii be
devoted to a series on "Esthetic Culture"
the second Thursday to Intellectual Gull
ture," the third TO Ethical Culture, +"
and the fourth to Systematic Methods
Of Culture" and the fifth, when such &C.
ours. will be devoted to Converse
zione"
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requested TO forward to the undersign,
secretary. at Toneka q certified copy q
the credentials Of the delegates. so thu
they may be received at Topeka not later
than the 18th of Nav that the state
committee may he able 10 prepare q
roster of an those entitled TO partici-
pate in the preliminary organization Of
the convention.
BY order Of the committee.
Dated az Topeka Kansas Feb. G. 1902.
MORTON ALBACGH. Chairman.
r. r. KELLY. Secretary
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Wichita Commercial College Notes.

Mr.. z. Cook, managing editor Of the
Railway Journal of st. Louis and
former pupil of Prof. Robins, made
pleasant call during the week.
Mr.. Krout of the bookkeeping depart
ment. being on the sick list, went to
his home at Portland, Kansas, for week
or two to recuperate.
The following old students called dur
ing the week: Messrs. Albeit, Gosh.
Cunningham, Zener, Golden, Cook, Pal
mer. Higgs and Misses O1cCarty and KEEL
~
Mr.. James Hits of the actual business
department has accepted position as
bookkeeper in the First National bank of
Anthony.
Mr.. E. R. Hart passed his final exaina-
lions in the shorthand department Fri
day afternoon and was granted his d.
ploma. He has the refusal of a fine po-
sition in the territory.
The following persons, who were here
attending the cattleen's convention, called
during the week: Messrs. Moore, Rick
ard, Newton. Hildebrand, Cook, Hupp,
Yeouan. Golden, Palmer. Moss. Sharp.
Miss Leona Reeder of the commercial
and shorthand departments has accepted
a position as bookkeeper and stenog
rapher for the Hocking-Moore Drug Co.
of this city.
Mr.. J. II. Congdon. recent student in
the shorthand department, has accepted
a position as stenographer for the Wal
lace Implement Co. of this city.
The Misses McCarty. recent students
in the shorthand department. both have
excellent positions Miss Annie is stem
ographer in a bank at Moran, 0. T.,
while her sister. Miss Kate, is stenogra-
pher for the Alton e Dawson Wholesale
Co. of Oklahoma City.
Miss Lottie Nudd and Mr.. G. G. Hamp-
ton were the new students to enroll dur
ing the week.
Mr.. McRae called Saturday afternoon
to see his brother, who is pursuing the
regular commercial course.
Mr.. G. W. Stiles. former student IN
the commercial department. called satur-
day. He is bookkeeper for the Eagle Mill
ing Co. OF Newton.
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Pleasure Tours.

Ihe general prosperity IS reflected in the
isrge volume Of pleasure travel and the
extension 81 tours TO include many sec
tons considered remote q few years ago.
The railways report Tor leo The largest
volume OF business 10 the southwest ia
their hisyoFe.-New and Ola aexico ana
taiiiern.a-hat 'ae ladieallons now are
taa- g v'il o- eelps-l this year.
Ire 571sines Tor the well known Gates
pcraona.ls e.r--etea tours 20 Mexico axe
alreaey neafis t-l sto JA= toars yhlen
~ Hsst Tr ~r@asel only f3g Nexico.
Nsii tiis T-ar re-aae ,he Grand Canyon
q Arizeaa 500 ll..fe-a.- The dates 4n-
H' f" au0 - 1872
srec.al ts oi a.m3n cars VIA be
"a ~ @ ir7lu Ch-ca So.
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LETTER LIST.

List Of letters remaining in the post
office at Wichita, Kan, for the week
ending February 16. 1902, unclaimed. In
calling for any OF these letters please
say that you saw them advertised CIV
ing the date, February 16:
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-16
.MCKANNA SANITARIUM CO.
The Worlds Famous
Whisky and Morphine Cure
Oklahoma City, O. I.
Dr. McKanna only the world
Cures the Liquor Habit
In Three DAYS

Finest Sanaum in the world. No Hypodermic used No
detention from business.
nURPtY, Postmaster Oklahoma City, o. r.,
faith in McKannas the liquor
habit than all other known medical science
w. TAYLOR. County Oklahoma City, o. T.,
personally drunkards who have been
CURED of the LIQUOR HABIT in this comfy I commend
McKanna to the public
testimonials will be given by half hundred Of W!ch
citizens, business snd professional
LONG DISTANCE TELEPHONE.
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Bars White Russian Soap ....................S Is
10 Bars Red Star Soap. 25
Pounds Extra Nice Prunes Observation-Disclosures. IS
Pounds Big Fancy Raisns Observation-Disclosures. rs
16ounce Package Cow Soda .............. 05
Full Pound Arm & Hammer Soda. ............... %
Try our Celebrated l8c Coffee.
Genuine Peaberry Coffee pound. ............... is
African Java Coffee, pound Observation-Disclosures. Is
Best Spiderleg Japan Tea, pound. ............. SO
Good Japan Tea, pound. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 35
Extra Quality Imperial Tea pound ............. 80
We not trying to demoralize the Tea and Coffee
mans prices, though after the Tea and Coffee
trade and of course, offer better values
Sauer Pickles, per gallon. .................S 80
Dozen Fancy Spced Sweet Pickles. ............. 25
Bottle Pickles. 10
Pounds Hand-pic Beans NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 25
Packages Atlas Oats ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. rs
Packages Corn Starch. 25
Catsup, per bottle ..........5c and 10
Sneders Catsup. bottle OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 20
Lea & PERKINS, Sauce bottle Observation-Disclosures. 25
Colman's Mustard box Observation-Disclosures. 18
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-16
REPUBLICAN COUNTY DELEGATE
CONVENTION

AS per order Of the County Central
Committee. "a delegate convention is
rallied 10 meet i'm Garfield hall on Thurs
DAY. February y. at II O'Clock a. m. for
the purpose Of electinS p delegates TO
The state convention 10 be held in Wichita
Kan. orr Nav Is 1852
And also for the purpose Of electinC o
delegates to the congressional convention
OF the Seventh congressional district TO
be held in Hutchinson On Wednesday, the
bth day of March, 1902
The apportionmeRt Of delegates for the
various townships and wards. as fixed by
the Republican County Committee. was
based on the vote FOR secretary of state in
sHu-oue delegate for every - votes. ma i0r
or fractional part thereof. and one dele
gate-aJ-large for each voting precinct i'm
the county. and one for each ward in the
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KeIso School of Muslo Notes.


Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Brain. OF Pond
Creek. 0. T.. called to investigate the
Kelso method and were so pleased with
the course pursued in this school that
they viii send their daughter here TO
study
The next meeting Of the Kelso Club VIII
be Saturday evening, February p. The
following viii he the program:
Roll CaH-Incidents from the life Of
Phil Emanuel Bach.
Scales and Chords ............ Miss Dean.
Ear Training .........-....... Mrs. Hays
English ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Miss carp
Musical Extension .........-.- Miss Hart
While IN Chicago, Mrs. HAYS prepared
under the direction OF NIr. and Mrs. I(elso
lecture on Evolution OF Piano Tech
nioue. Mrs. Hays obtained much val
uaole information for this lecture from
the Newberry library. Chicago. Extracts
from it viii be given ct the club meet
ings.
\ letter to the juvenile Kelso Cl1b has
oeen received from Misses Hill and
Chambers. A fun attendance is desired
next Saturday.
Several new pupils registered this
week
The studio viii be repapered and thor
oughly renovated. During this process
Mrs Hays VIII be found at sos Seigwick
block
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-16

I would build ar iron bridge ooubis
width st Thirteenth street crossing Of
Chisholm creek.
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The primaries for the election 81 said
delegates shan Dee leld on February -.
1917 ~ the townships OF the county. from
= 20 : j. IN. and IT. the city from 20
J. m. and shall be held al rhe usual
places ~ holding the primary elections in
bedgwiC1 county G. J. DAVIDSON.
hartman Republican Central Committee
J. 4. OSLER. Assistant Secretary.
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East and West Side RacketS
Wholesale and Retail General Merchandise
...AII Monday...

2z Pounds Best formulated Sugar ...........SI .oo
Best Flour per Sack .o5
Remember carry ali best brands of Flour
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The Street Car company Sc paying
dearly for the information that their cars
are not Of Sufficient capacity for the &C
commodation Of the city trade aad in
times such as We had this week. the loss
on TO. being able TO accommodate one
half OF the demand. was o. sufficient
amount 20 have bought several cars.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-16

Pullman Sleeper, Wichita % 81, Louis.
via Missouri Pacific railway Leaves day
SIS p. n. arriving in St Louis 30 a n
.. n.
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would burn some gumbo. or pur-
chase a carload or two of II. and place II
on First street between Main and the
Missouri Pacific depot and on First
street east OF Emporia. giving it d fair
test as road material II IS said In the
east, where it is used. that it renders the
roads passable all the year round They
are using it in Sumner county. near Well
ington, for ballast for the Rock Island
railroad. 1t packs down hard and IS free
from dust
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-16

Why were the Mrs. Carter fountains
put in SO they would freeze up? Animals
and people drink in winter as well as
summer.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-16

II any Of the members OF the Board OF
Trade or Chamber OF Commerce need any
inspiration to have them lie about Wich-
tia. let them talk awhile with the men
who brought fine stock here FOR sale.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-16

One Of the needs of this city is local
orning train on the Frisco railroad as far
east as Fredonia or Neodeshs. I am sure
it will pay the road, and the town. Trav-
cling men are calling for Il.
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AEe1t = z S. 3 r.. FIznlta. Haa.
o. c-As- =. GATES. Tessss. osia.
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solicitors in eleven different directions
from this town in the morning, who can
return in the evening with a string OF
orders.
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Also a fine line of of Fruits, Nuts and Con
fectioneries. His prices are very reasonable
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PEOPLES PARTY CONVENTION.

A delegate convention of the Peoples Party
of Barber county is hereby called to meet at the
court house in Medicine Lodge on SATURDAY,
APRIL 20, 1902, for the purpose of electing
four delegates to the State convention. FIVE to
the 18th district congressional convention and
seven to the judicial convention. The basis
of representation agreed upon is one delegate
for every ten votes and major fraction thereof
cast for Hon j. w. REORGANIZATION Governor
iQ 1900, and one delegate at large from each
precinct. y nder this appOrtionment pre-
cincts will be entitled to representation as fol-
lows:
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Howe & Burton have dressusaklng
department in connection with their
Millinery store.
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'Tis Easy to Feel Good.

Countless thousands have found a
blessing to the body in DIR. Kings New
Life Pills, which positively cure cOnstl-
patton, sick headache, dizziness, jaun-
dice malaria fever and ague and all llv
er and stomach troubles. Purely vege
table; never grippe or weaken. Only
SIC at the Young drug store.
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Stallion for Sale.

Standard bred Black Hawk Morgan,
III good condition. Will weigh 1900
pounds. Can be- purchased for half
cash. balance on note. Horse can be
be seen any time L. NJ KIDD.
Medicine Lodge.
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Have IOu seen the new John Deer g
three wheel lister? It's a. dandy! Call
ut Hall Hardware COmpany's store and
ask to see 1t.
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NCOcoSetlS ~ OhoICo.' - = :. : ~
1t is recommended that township primaries
be held on Thursday. April "a. or ut such time
and place may be designated by the town
ship committee.
The convention will be called to order aud
organized at II o'clock a. m F. NJ. SHELL,
f. X. HAYES. Sec'y. Chairman.
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ShOrth0rn Bulls for Sale.

[ have 10 >earling bulls of the Miller
q Benedict ralsing-all solid red, virtu-
ally full blood, but not registered-for
sale. Il. l. LINDLEY,
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PRIVATE SALE

[ am offering for sale the following Live Stock
Thirty head of 4year eighteen yearngs and II
calves all highgrade and in good condition. Cattle will be
we'll cared for until grass if purchaser desires.
One Percheron Norman Stallion six years DID, sound
every respect, in good condition and easily handled.
Call on address j. A Lester, Hazelton Kansas.
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JUDICIAL CONVENTION.

a delegate convention of the oath judicial
district of the state of Kansas. is hereby call
ed TO meet in the city of Harper, couhry of
Harper. on
WEDNESDAY, MAY q, 1902.
at the opera house at 2 o'clock =. IN. Of said
day. The representation will be based
on the vote of John w. Breidenthal for gov
ernor in 1900: one delegate for each 125 votes
or major fraction thereof. and one delegate at
large from each county. On the above basis
the apportionment will be as follows:
Pratt .... s Kingman ..........u
Harper. IL Barber.
The election of delegates to said judicial
convent on by the different counties snail be
arranged for by the county conventions to be
held as may be authorized and directed by the
Populist central committees Of the ditfel ent
counties. u. G. HERR,
Chairman.
G. w. FINCH, Secretary.
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The Newest, The Latest, The Best.

If you want to get Photo, in every
way up-tO date,
Just call on the Withers Photo Co.. be
fore it is too late;
If you want to get a Photo that will
make you look Young anu fair.
Just call on the Withers Photo Co.,
and have i. taken there;
On. cal, on the Withers Photo Co, and
see their sample case,
For there you Will find pictures of ev-
cry person, thing and place;
If you want to get Photo that will
make you look your best
Just call on The Wuhers Pnoto Co,
and give their work test;
They also have picture frames of every
sort and style,
So call and stop. aud chat "A while;
You will linG All the newest and latest
stv!es of Photos.
And everything up To date.
So call on the Withers Photo Co. be
fore 1t is too late.
Call on A. NJ Houchin for per cent
| farm lO2 ms.
Highest market price paid for hides
! at City Meat Marker
Howe q Burton have n dressrnnkng
department in connection with their
Millinery store
rs GrAL DIRECTORY.
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LIBERAL USE OF DYNAMITE.
Buildings Wrecked and inmates In.
jured by Explosions at Moore
field, w. Va.

Moorefield, w Va, Dec. 29.-Terror
was carried to the hearts Of all the
people here by a series of violent ex-
plosions Saturday night. An attempt
was made to wreck the business sec
ton of the town.
The explosions were accompanied
by the crashing noise made by broken
glass and falling timbers. Ten sticks
of dynamite were used, having been
stolen from the lime kiln of George B.
Eberly.
The first explosion was in front of
the residence of George Kuckendall.
near the court house, and large
beam was driven through one window,
while all the other windows were shat
tered and the walls were ruined.
George B. Eberlys store, adjoining,
was badly damaged.
Soon after another explosion oc-
Cured at the house owned by John
G.. Kuhn and occupied by the family
of John Redman. All were thrown out
of their beds, and the house was badly
damaged, while the inmates were cut
by glass and splinters.
The dynamite was packed with mud
in the windows, plainly showing that
the dynamiter understood his bust
ness
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Z
THREE ACCIDENTAL DR0WNlACS.
Young People Meet Death Through
overcrowdine Canoe and While
Skating and Coastina.

Gainesboro, Tenn. Dec. 29.--While
attempting to cross Cumberland river
near here, last night in a canoe Miss
Verdi Rich, Miss Hattie Rose and
Walter Rich were drowned. while
Rufus Bailey and Alfred Crowder had
narrow escapes. The canoe was over.
crowded, and when the current of the
swollen stream struck it the frail craft
swerved and rocked. One of the
frightened girls jumped into the wa,
ter, causing the canoe to capsize and
throwing all of the occupants into the
river.
ST Louis, Dec. 29.--While coasting
down the leyee onto the ice formed
along the river shore, opposite Olive
street. last night, Mary Galleano.
aged Is, and Ange Cafferata. aged IL,
broke through the ice and were
drowned. Theresa Logo Marsino,
aged IA. also plunged into the river,
but was rescued. The body of Mary
Galleano has not been recovered.
Grand Rapids, Mich, Dec 29.-Al.
bert Hultgreen, aged 16, and Henry
Faulkerson were drowned in Half
Moon lake Yesterday Hultgreen broke
through the ice while skating, and
Faulkersen got in while attempting to
aid his companion. A third lad,
Thomas Devin, also broke in while
trying to save the two boys, but Devin
managed to pull himself out of the
water
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WILL PUSH IT.
Creditors of Bankrupt Firms
Refuse a Settlement.

They Held Meeting in Wheeling on
Saturday Offers of Compromise are
Refused Creditors Allege that there
.r Has Been Great Fraud and They Are
Investigating.
A meeting OF the creditors of Line,
Kaplan and Company was held in
Wheeling Saturday. All of the cred
itors were present. The hearing
was before Commissioner Frank Cox
of Wheeling. Members Of the firm
were present and were subjected to
a searching cross examination.
/. g. Lazzelle, E. Il. Stewart and
B. L. Butcher or Fairmont were ap
pointes trustees OF the creditors.
One of the attorneys for creditors
stated this morning that the credit
ors were determined to push the
case and TO unearth the fraud which
they confidently believe has been
praetlced on them.
They have been offered settle
ment at thirty three cents on the
dollar but they have refused all
offers for settlement They believe
that there is big fraud somewere
and they are going to nse every en-
deavor to find where 1T is
The firm failed for about $50,
600.
In the case of j. I'll. Schlessinger
who recently failed an offer to com
prnmise for thirty-five cents, then
for forty then for forty net has been
made. The firm agrees to give all
creditors forty per cent and paythe
costs of the proceedings so far.
This has been refused as the cred
itors believe that in this case also
there has been fraud
Many interesting developments
are expected as a result of the in
designations which are being placed
on foot