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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-05

Baird Hamlin. Several honorary mem
beers have been added to the roll.
Mrs. Cora Doane who has piano class
at Colwich. has arranged for a public
concert to be given in that little village
by Miss Ellen Barnes. Mrs. Doane
represents the Kelso school at Colwich.
The juvenile Kelso club viii hold its
regular meeting on next Saturday after
noon at O'Clock. All members and
those wishing to join please attend.
Miss Barnes VIII play a group of
Chopin numbers at the Twentieth Cen
fury club Tuesday afternoon.
The Kelso club. in undertaking so fine
a concert for January l6 at the Crawford
theater ask the hearty support Of the
patrons Of the Kelso school.
Wichita Commercial College Notes.
Mr.. a. E. Pierson. a former graduate
/ called on Thursday. He contemplates
a shorthand course soon.
Miss Mary Schober OF the shorthand
department has been doing stenographic
work for Clendennen & Co, during the
past week.
Mr.. Geo. Schaubacher 4 former grad
uate now with the American Steel Post
company Of St Louis. in company with
Mr. Carnahan. former graduate. made
q pleasant visit at the college during
the week
Miss Nellie Fitzpatrick Of the short
hand department, has been doing steno-
graphic work in the Office of Dedrick &
Dedrick for the past ten days
Mics Lucille Tresler. a former graduate
and her friend Miss Simon. made a pleas
ant call during the week
Mr.. Frank Stocker. former graduate.
now bookkeeper and stenographer for
the Hockaday Hardware company at
Kinghsher. Oklahoma, called Thursday
Mr.. Charles Jewett. who finished the
commercial course last week. has ac-
copied a position as bookkeeper for the
Bosworth Plumbing company OF this
city.
Mr.. L. a. Smith has returned TO finish
+ his commercial course. He attended lasr
winter
Mr. Edgar u. Wrieht. former graduate.
called SATURDAY. He is teaching In the
western part Of the county this winter.
The following persons enrolled dufi1e
the week: r II Irice. c. NJ W-oot.
Be-yI Welshaps C. Hertzier Bertha
f Geisinar. Il g. Randall. J. r Richey.
+ T. .. Anderson. b. f. Lockyer and l.
+ A. Smith
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-05


ter box Office
The Portland Oregonian has the follow
ing about the Grau company that viii
produce Wang at the Toler Tuesday night
next and Sousa's great operate gem.
Fl Captain. at the matinee Tuesday az
ternoon:
THE Grau Opera company. stronger
this year than Il has ever been, returned
TO the Marquam last night. and both
surprised and pleased an excellent house
with Sousa's FL CAPTAIN one of the
funniest and brightest Of comic operas.
Both principals and chorus have been
materially strengthened since last year.
an dthe cast was without a weak spot.
which IS something unusual IN comic
opera companies.
Ed Eagleton. IN the name part. %
course. had the best chance % score. a.
the paliid ard trembling r Captain is on
the stage most. and he improves IL -
well that tie house was CONFUSED a.
everything ne did. and sent more shan
ore curtain can after his vanishing form
Mary Darlington. who was a most prom
Using beginner ar the time - her up
pearance here. several years ago. has
biossomeJ into a priula donna who need
fear nothing from the best - them. and
her beautiful voice in the aoags allotted %
IL CaDitan-a daughter won for her an
stinted applause. Stanley Faeh. always
q fav0rts in Portland. appeared So Pore
and was warmly welcomed bark BY hls
old friends. French e ssaar 49, ever.
which is high praise. HarTv Davies bad
hat one chance 20 display his powerfsi
tenor voice. bat D. used fhat 5ldicloasly
and aroused hopes n hearing uo-- -
him Robert Dunbar. a baritone q ua-
usual power. had his tarr n fhs see9ns
act ard made a hls on hss oxu account
~ his splendid singing ~ love halad
Bessie Tanreaii. 80 IRE wife - y CAST
fan. ard Mirsle scott - q Peruvian Eifi
vita q passionate natlre. bafh acre &C.
serving ~ tire sraci9as reo~pstoa fher
received
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-05

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-05

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-05

Those Who avan themselves - fhs o.
portunity q hearing the concert - -
ziven ~ the Crawford theatsr January
IS. VII be anoreed a. ersuirE = rsss
pleasure.
Miss Barnes T. = brilliant player shs
VAS equally elective 81 ~ bravurs. 90
well az % tire delicate raraagrs .-chiea-
81 Nualeai Times
The large audleace greatly appreciated
The artistic risno reesfai given - trss
Barnes ~ Handel han. me sefertierz
vere rendered with ss1eHent musical
ability .--ChicaEg T3uee-Tgsrald
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-05
Music and Drama
Coming Attractions for
Wichita Amusement Lovers

At the Tcier.
The Warner Comedy company that
comes 10 the Toler tomorrow night for
a two weeks engagement. is said 60 be
one Of the strongest and best companie'.
now travelling. They carry eighteen
people and the show is brimfui Of spec
ialties. new play viii be put on every
night with an entire change Of special
ties. and the price OF admission IL a
mere nothing. 1oc 70 any seat IN the
house. Seats reserved without extra
charge and are now on sale at the Thea
ter box Office.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1902-06-19
G0EVIGTS M0VIEG NORTH
Hold Up Horseman and Secure
Two Good Mounts.
LAST SEEN AT LA CENTER
Shots Exchanged on Two Occasions In the
Night-NO One Hurt, bCt Man
Hunter Has close CAL.

La Center, Wash, June l7-Tracy
and Merrill made themselves heard
when they exchanged shots with two
Vancouver guards at Salmon Greek
wounded horse, and leisurely made
their way toward Ridgevile, where
they held up A. Kauzer, stole the two
horses he was driving, and then, in
spite Of stern pursuit, became lost TO
the sleu'hs near here. The blood
hounds have lost the trail. and the
chase is once more temporarily at a
s,andstll
Ubwearied by the long chase after
them, and full of determination and
I fight, Tracy and Merrill came within 80
yards Of two Of their pursurers. Bert
Blesecker and Luther Davidson, Of
vancouver, about II o'clock last night,
on the edge OF salmon Creek, between
Tenuy and Belts bridges, eight miles
north Of Vancouver, and hunters and
hunted exchanged ! rife shots. One
bullet from one Of the outlaws rifles
passed under Besecker's left arm, and
,ent through his sleeve, without injur-
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1902-06-19
Cold Weather in Europe

LONDoN, June I6.-Cold and rainy
weather reported from all parts Of Cen
trail Europe There haye been heavy
storms in France, Germany, Austria and
Belgium, with great damage to crops.
The continuous rains have caused serious
foundations in Northern and Eastern
Hungary. The River Szamos, in Tran
sylyania, has oveffowed it's banks ana
flooded several towns and villages. In
tense cold prevails throughout Austria,
and the vineyards and fruit trees there
have been damaged. There was a heavy
snowfall Yesterday IN the Cateline Alps.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1902-06-19

days at shanlko is good Que, and is
said to be on a par With wha the whole
season will be .-Dalles Chronicle
The largest crop Of wool ever produce d
in Baker, Grant, Malheur and Harnev
counties has been clipped tins spring
and is now coming into the warehouses.
The crop is not only large, but the quail.
ty is far superior on the average to that
of many years past. Prices are good, 70
far as sales have been made, and the
sheep industry has been given an impe-
tus the most enthusiastic have little
dreamed Of.
The following wool sales took place in
Arlington last week John ger Of
Ajax received II cents for his clip Alex
Hsrdie OF Trail Fork received ll7. cents;
Johnson BIOS. ST Eightmile 10 cents;
ia es NJ Cameron Of Conl9n sold his
undipped wool for y cents and his Dip
ped wool at figure slightly under this;
Thomas Dillon of HlFcreek sold his clip
for q ! cents per pound.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1902-06-19
READ 1T IN HIS NEWSPAPER

George Schsub, veil known Ger
man Citizen Of New Lebanon, Ohio. is q
constant reader OF the Dayton Volszei-
tuug. He Knows that this psper sims
to advertise only the beet in Its
columns, and when be ssv Cham mber-
lanin's Psin Balm advertise therein Tor
lsme bsok. he did not hesitste in buy
bottle Tor 10 for bis wife. who for eight
weeks nsd suffered with the most ter
rIble pains in her back snd could get no
relief he says: After using the
pain Balm FOR Few dsys my wife said
to me, 4 feel as though born suaw. su5
before using the entire contents Cf the
bottle the undesirable psjns hi eutlr--
" vanished snd she could sss.u t-kt
her house hold duties" H is v.-y
thankful snd hopes that all =s-F- -i~-
likewise Will hesr ~ h-r wCri--t-. -.-
c'very. Tbs valuable lIulme-t is n-
ssie 10y SIOCCu bruE c..
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1902-06-19
Fired Upon NJ ormons

I..Geab. Ky June l6.-Tua re9pi,
@, the Davis Chapel section OF Marshal
county, Kentucky, are greatly exercised
over the firing Of fusilade of bullet.
into Mormon meeting by the oppon-
ents OF the proselytes. Harry Lamt
vas shot in the leg The Mormon con-
verts, u or 10, returned the fire, and
more bloodshed is feared Less than a
year ago the Mormon church there was
burned and two elders driven away.
The Mormons have taken the matter to
the grand jury.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1902-06-19
Characteristic Of Roosevelt.

London, June 1.-THE Times, IN an
editorial article this morning on Presl-
dent kooseyelt's message to Congress
on the Cuban situation, says
The sending OF such message to
Congress is characteristic of this Ameri-
can President, because It ls bold and
straight forward, and implies the Presi.
dents firm reliance upon the support Of
the Nation"
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1902-06-19

the season opened, which indicates
strong underlying confidence IN tn.
wool situation.
Judging the situation entirely by ite
statistical position the facts are un.
questionably favorable to the theory oi
higher prices, but it is Of course q ques-
ton how far it wonId be safe to Judge it
in this " y. There is incontestably
| less fine wool in the world 10 day than
for long time, and the present indica-
tions are that the supply will remain at
relatively low point for a very con.
siderable period. The small offerings
at the London sales this year are signfi.
cant Of the diminished stocks of wool
now available, though it is of course
possible to attach too much importance
to the shortening OF the London cata.
logues, as it must be borne in mind that
this result can be traced in some meas
ure to the tendency OF consumers TO
buy direct in Australian markets-
total sales in such markets being, for
instance, 1,02e, $50 bales this season,
against 753 ,966 bales the previous sea-
son.
All in all fine wools are likely to be
as scarce during the next year as they
have been at any time IN recent years.
as scarce perhaps as they were in 1899
and 1900, when il was estimated that
the Australian supply was marketed at
eli, los per bale, as against sl0, lSs.
30. the previous season. The most
recent advices bring pitlful accounts Of
the drought in Australia, and the sup
position l. that not only aiIi the next
clip IN that quarter OF the world be seri
ously curtailed but that it will also be |
defective 10 growth. Mail advices Of |
May 10 state that the season wss then |
90 far adyarced that even iiratn should f
come it would only DO mlD;rm amount
Of good. In fact, the outlook for the
winter season in Australia was regard & F
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1902-06-19

dgaed at depth Of 300 feet The new
one il in fine shape and is well cased
and everything is moving very satisfac.
torily. II is believed that in a very few
weeks it will be demonstrated that oil
IN paying quantities exists in Douglas
county.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1902-06-19

Ny little s1n had an attack Of hop.
ing cough su3 vas threatened with
pneumonia, at for Cbamberlain's
Cough E-n-iy We would cave had q
serious time of it. l. also saved him
rom several severe attacks OF Group =
z. J St-jckfadtn, editor World Herald.
Fal-hsveu, Wash. For sale By Slocum
Dtns @
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1902-06-19

proves ,hs ..... ItaE. D.. PINK
ham : Negctahi. toutpouud over
clS.H-t.s 81 u......
W omen should rrnsuh her that
they are privileged ts consult
Mrs. Pinkham. ar Iyun. Mass,
about their Illness, entirely free
Arizona republican., 1902-05-22
THE MERCER TUNNEL.

The Mercer tunnel project, which is expected to demonstrate to large e:l- tent the value of the copper deposits at the head of Mineral and Pinto creeks. has been well started, the tun- rel having been driven more than 200 feet, and beginning eleven feet from its mouth. is in low grade sulphide ere the remainder of the distance. which will concentrate into a valuable pre- duct carrying q good percentage Of copper and about 40 per cent sulphur. For about twelve feet the tunnel runs through a vein of much richer ere Of the same character. A fine flow of water has been developed, sufficient. MT. Mercer thinks, to run a crusher and concentrato~ at the mouth of the tunnel. The present intention is to conginue this tunnel to a total length of 3,000 feet. and perhaps farther, to daylight on the Pinto creek side. IL will attain a depth Of upward of 2,GoG feet and cut many important leads which show strongly on the surface. The project will be watched with 2
Arizona republican., 1902-05-22
THE JEROME CANYON
The New Machinery in Place, Work
 ing Nicely.

Mr. J. w. Tibbot president Of the
 Jerome Canyon Copper company. re- turned few days ago to Los Angeles from a visit to the ccmpany's mines
 near Jerome Junction, Yavapai county,
 Arizona. says the Los Angeles Mining Review.
 Talking about development already done and what is being done Mir. Tip bot expressed himself highly gratified over what they show. Some two months ago a carload of machinery was shipped to the property which is now all in place. The new steam hoist is in fine working order and they are ! sinking in the main shaft at the rate Of about two feet per day. While go-
 ing down in the main shaft levels will be run at 150 feet. Note may be made of the fact that while the vein at the
 ffty-foot level had a width of about six feet. it is widening at the rate Of about one foot in ten feet of depth, the ere being a combination of bornite and rich copper sulphides. The distance
 between walls is about 140 feet, within
 which is the ledge matter carrying q number of veins, which will, there are good reasons for believing, merge into
 one main lode at a depth of about 2G9
 feet. This ledge matter runs almost
 north and south, diagonally crOsscUt-
 ting the formation, which lies north east and southwest.
 In respect to indications of large cop per deposits, it is now one of the gen orally accepted rules that where there is a large capping of jossan or an oxide of yellow iron capping. there is pretty sure to be an immense body of sUlphide ore below. Such are the proven char acteristics Of the Jerome district, and those who are the most familiar with it's great ore bodies and best qualified to speak of them will tell you so. There is probably no man in the district bet ter qualified to have an opinion on this subject than Alr. Joseph s. Smith su- perintendent of the Jerome Canyon Copper company. He has lived in the district for many years, has been min ing for twenty-five years, during seV- eral cf which he was foreman of the United Verde mines, and knows every foot of the formation of that property. And his opinion is, in so many words, that the ore bodies in the Jerome Can yol will prove to be under correspond ing development just as valuable as are these of the United Verde, with which he is so familiar.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-22
CoroNA MINING COMPANY.

II is reported on good authority that the Corona Mining company. which owns va,Uabic silver mines in Sonora ahont t"onU miles from the line of tae #ae"aari railroad, will shortly '-'"i-" q s.i' ai its property to an east crn company.
 F'aa2z T. kelly, formerly of Naco. interested some eastern people, of which r. Y. ITu-son of Iitchmcnd, Va, iS the principal representative. Mir Hudson Has in Bisbee this week and visited tLe property in company with -ir. Kelly. lie expressed himself well pleased and let Wednesday, morning for his home in Riehmond. where the company viii be rganized.-Bisbee Re view.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-22
BACK ACHE? ITS YOUR KIDNEYS
Mrs Frances ". Gresham, Secretary and Treasurer Higher League of Edqcatonal Society, Washington
 D. C., Says She Was Permanently Cured by
w 71ADr1E>R' $ SATE> CUR

Diseased or weak Kidneys cause more trouble ard complications than any other sickness. If the Kidneys be- ccme diseased and are unable to do
 their work properly, tho liver becomes .TectcI, then the bladder. inc urinary organs. the blood and the stomach. The nlGoi becomes Impoverished, ths urine becomes muddy, and will have a brick dust sediment if it stands for 24 hours. the liver becomes torpid and pains in the back are almost constant as the system becomes prcgnated with the disease, the stomach is rendered unable to digest the food properly, the result is a general brea kdown.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-22

PASS COTTON :COL0RI of DGA- FOND DYES never crOch or 1ade. Take no other
Arizona republican., 1902-05-22
TRIAL BOTTLE, FREE.

To convince soitey Cure Co.,
   convincing testmo
Arizona republican., 1902-05-22
WILL YOU ALLOW A Relative or Friend tO Pass iHll the Dark Valley Simply Because tfs lGGiOr Desires to Cling
 to Medical Etiquette :?
 PAlNE'S CELERY
 COMPOUND
Is Daily Saving Precious Live After Pronounced Failures
 of Physicians

The months just passed Of the pres ent year have brought Bereavement and dark clouds of sorrow to many homes in cur land. Fathers. mothers. sisters, and brothers have been for ever removed by the grim reaper. death. The large majority of such could have been saved had their friends ;siven them Paine's Celery Compound, instead Of the worthless medicines the sick ones were forced to swallow.
 in many families too slavisE Cbedi- ence 10 medical dictation kept the true life sarer from tne sick and dying ones. Past records of marvellous cures and victories wrought by Paine's Celery Compound were ignored by medical men; in a word. it was unpTofessicnaI in their estimation 10 introduce the life giving Compound
 An! Rerorse is now doing it's quie; but effective work. and those most closely interested are suffering for their neglect
 Will you. dear reader. allow some dear relative or friend to pass from lifa without making an effort to save the pcrishing one by Paine's Celery Com pound? The virtues and powers Of Dr. Phelps prescription are wondrously far reaching and mighty. Even though your friends have suffered long. and have come to that point where the physician is helpless to save. even then. there is a blessed hope if Paine's Gel cry Compound is used.
 The desperate cases cured in the past and the number of precious lives saved, is the bright. the living proof, that Paine's Celery Compound makes sick people well.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-22

to some extent before he decides where to make his big venture. If he don't know what a mine is when he sees it there are plenty Of reliable men who do know and their services can be ob- t..iccd ;.t reasonable figures.
 But offering to buy a dividend paying
Arizona republican., 1902-05-22

gold mine in Arizona OF anywhere else is like o.terirze to buy well estab- lishcd national bank The sellers are i.Gsreaaent
Arizona republican., 1902-05-22

Try the new remedy for costiveness. Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. Every box guaranteed. Price, 5 cents. For sale by Elvey & Hulett
Arizona republican., 1902-05-22

amount of melancholia among women '' New York World.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-22

"A wife ought to laugh at all the funny things her husband says"
 That may account for the growing
Arizona republican., 1902-05-22

cer and Valentine have the best wishes Cf everybody, locally, for success.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-05-24
MISS LOPEz'S APPEAL
And the Presidents Reply Are
Made Public.

Washington, May 24.-The senate
committee on the Philippines has made
public a petition presented by Miss
Clemencia Lopez, a sister of Sixto
Lopez, to the president for the release
of three of her brothers of the province
of Batangas who have been taken into
custody by General Bell and sent to
the island of Talim where, she says,
they are undergoing great hardShips.
Miss Lopez is in Boston and her petit
ton is dated there. March Is, last. The
text of the petition covers several
printed pages. but the facts and also
the plea made by Miss Lopez are sum
married. in the following:
Three of my brothers, Lorenzo,
CiprianO and Manuel Lopez are prison
ers in the island of Talim, all the prop
erty Of my family has been seized and
we are almost destitute. Against two
of my brothers there is no charge, none
of them being allowed even a court
martial. Cipriane is accused, without
evidence, OF having concealed so guns
when he surrendered with his troops in
March, 1901. Moreover, four Of the
superintendent of our estates have
been arrested and have been inhumane-
" punished to make them give up these
supposed guns. My family has always
been friendly with the American off,
Gals my oldest brother Mariana. hav-
ing rendered them valuable service n
pac1fying several provinces and our
town of Balayan is the only permanent
~ pacif1ed town in the province of
Batangas. The authorities in the Phil
ippines have refused to hear US, and
therefore because of such great injus-
tice, I have come directly to you, Mr..
President, to beg of you to give US JUS
tice.''
The presidents position in the matter
is made known through the following
note from Secretary Cortelyou to Miss
Mabel Bayard Warren Of Boston, under
date of April %:
THE president has received your note
of the 22nd instant, and requests me to
say in reply that he has gone carefully
over with the war department the mat
ter of which you write, having been in
corresp ondence with the authorities at
Manila and in consultation with Gov.
Taft here and that he does not think
anything can properly be done. He
viii see Secretary Root on his return
from Cuba, but there appears to be a
consensus of opinion that no injustice
was DONE