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For Your sumner Trip.

For complete informa ton as to sum
mer resorts, round trip rates am
schedules thereto, call at city uT TIA'ii
Office of Southern Railway, 1l p
street. We have on hand tuh 81
ply of illustrated advertising matls
which we will gladly furnish you.-SN'
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Camphor is an infallible remedy for
chicken lice. When you make your
nest and put in your eggs, at the same
time place in the nest with the eggs
one camphorated ball, which is suf-
fcient for the entire incubation, and
your hen and little chicks will leave
the nest free from all kinds of vermin.
When you have placed the littleF bah
in the nest. you need not bother any
more. 1t will evaporate and get to be
very small toward the latter part of
the incubating, but, never mind it has
done its work. 1t is a good idea to
keep one of the balls in the nest where
the hens lay, as it keeps them from
having scaly legs as well as keeping
them free from vermin. The cam
phorated ball is little white Ball. and
can be had from almost any drug store.
buy penny squares in Kingston, in
stead of the ball, and half a one is
effective IN the layers nest.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

Anderson county is fast forging to
front place in cotton manufacturing in
the state, being second to Spartanburg,
which holds the lead. The following
new mills, with capital aggregating 81
100000, will be in operation in Ander-
son county within a year:
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Questions and communications reIs
tive to agricultural and horticulture
subjects, If addressed to Agfi. Edltol'
Drawer n. Milledgeville, Ga, will to
ceive immediate attention
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onts For Horses.

Horses nurtured on oats show mettle
that cannot be reached by the use of
any other feeding stuff. Then. too,
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AT the Zoo.-Little Girl (after see
ing many queer beasts)-''But there
aren't really such animals. nurse, are
there Punch
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When the mills now being built are
completed Anderson county will have
in operation 361, 500 soindles.
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We solicit articles for this depart,
ment. The name of the writer shoulo
accompany the letter or article, not ne
cessarily for publication. but as az
evidence of good faith.
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Notice.

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The Coconino sun., 1902-07-05

in the junior department, donated by Mr. J. Kerwin of New York-Merited by Monica Gallery, Marguerite Bab- bitt, Stella Andres, Julia Manning, Irene Pearl, Mary McMillan, Mary Rickel and Theresa Yost. Drawn by Marguerite Babbitt.
 The gold medal for the highest aver age, donated by Rev. Thos. Connolly of Winslow, was merited by Geo. Rickel.
 Gold medal for regular attendance, donated by Dr. D. J. Brannen-Merited by George Rickel, Althia Manning, Mary Bart and Irene Bart. Drawn by George Rickel and given by him to Althia Manning. who was next to him in the highest average.
 A certificate was presented to Master George Rickel for completing the gram mar course.
 The music class gave a number of we'll rendered selections, which showed careful instruction in the science of music.
 The tableaus, posings and recitations were each we'll given and above the average of school entertainments.
 Since taking charge of the School of the Nativity the Sisters of I.oretto have made it an institution that the people of Flagstaff are proud of and the school has steadily increased in num- bers and influence.
 The following is the programme of the evening:
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Distribution medals spermre = as s,ssss s % ''s a's', Lcc a Concert Recitation Little Boys -ia.sr.E paool, Tnoa Piano Miss = spsamre o ngand
 Piano M Bart Ma,erBB Nssesv.s spermrs McGonise Maynower ' Dress Parade" & Dur,sque @ M - @ M- M- ~= ~= - Little Boys E Poet Peasant" zu violin % ,;; z,.--
  H Brannen Miss Marshall . 
 Recitation Flying 'ms Last Leap Miss Verona spmis ''sS s sssnns Misses Marshall Merritt Merritt Meyer D Mis- E Miss Miss M M Ana1s Mss Mil. Miss Sss,e1 Tn Miss R oien A''endntsS Miss M Rssel Miss Miss j. saan Manning Mss Miss E M Ros Sssnn V. Maho n onea
 nan. Ham Sss'ts vsn Boyle ~ - - - - = - E E. BsSSi. BsSSs Z; ::sss::: [ ss:::: ..---- -.s ::::' s:::. ] r. vesta Virgins Grcian sudies eSs tIIs %s suss Hs Ds apos Miss s Leslie sss, sya0. sS MepOmae Euerpe Muse of Lyrics - Miss Monica Gallery 6 Terpschore MuseofD Dancing -- -- Miss Mary Dalton n Thall Muss uss come Miss s Tenss Ss paIn e 9 Poiyhymnia of dsacedT Things ~ Mss Agnes Dalton
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A CLEVER ENTERTAINMENT.
The Commencement of the Exercises
 of the School of the Nativity.

The entertainment given by the pupils and the music class of the School of the Nativity, on Wednesday even- ing, in the assembly hall of Emerson high school, was the best yet given by that institution of learning.
 The hall was filled with patrons and friends of the school, and the various numbers on the programme were highly appreciated by the audience. After the greeting song came the distribu- tion of gold medals. The medals were presented by Father Vabre and were awarded as follows:
 Gold medal for Christian doctrine, donated by Rev. c. Vabre-Merited by George Rickel, Bertrand Babbitt, Ed win Babbitt, John Powell, Rosaline Bart, Florence Gavin, Susan McGon- igle, Mary Bart, Rosa Criez, Miriam Andres, Stella Andres, Irene Bart and Marguerite Babbitt. Drawn by John Powell.
 Gold medal for good conduct, donated by the trustees of the schOol-Merited by Althia Manning, Rosaline Bart, Leslie Mayhower, Florence Gavin, Mary Bart and Rosa Criez. Drawn by Rosaline Bart.
 Gold medal for general observance
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-07-30

FOR SALE--1 foet let. east siGe Indiana
ave- north ~ FIRST 81 the a7esr i1t
on The street, al improvements made q
bargain. = Giles Snr Ii. E4-
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Thomas Sanitarium

Ger. Teath ard s. Francis ave
WICHITA. KAN.
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FOR SALE
8 rooms. 50 feet. fruit, shade, north side,
1850
block. s., 5Q0.
10 rooms 75X222 barn, shade, east front,
Gloss in, 5000.
5 rooms. 50 feet on topeka. $50.
rooms. barn, shade, east fronts, : lots,
fine home, q 6oo-
) rooms barn. shade. east front, y
block OF Douglas. Sl.ar.
BUILDING LOTS.
80 feet. on Market, near 18th, with
foundation. $50.
IT, feet. on corner Market and 10Th. sS00-
100 Il. on corner Waco and 18th, east
10 # on Waco above 10Th. east front.
$50
30 feet. on Market. south OF 18th. 20 feet
FARMS.
AS acres. all river bottom land. fine
orchards. rne house. and best money
maker IL the valley, I miles south. 3 per
acre
l6l acres. all bottom land, with room
house. barn. granert. good orchard; a
bargain, IS COO
So acres OF fine garden land. : orchards.
house. So per.
24a acres n fine bottom land. well I'm
proved $500.
Isl acres. s-roon house. harm. etc
fenced and crossed fenced with hedge.
81 acres in cultivation. bargain. 3 $40.
II you want city property. farms or
ranches. come and see me.
eff JOHN FERRITER- 81 y. Main.
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This private hospital Is now one OF the
best equipped INSTITUTIONS n the south
vest for the treatment Of botn medical
aad surgical cases Special attention Is
given 70 the various forms CT stomach
ard liver troubles. diseases peculiar 20
voueo. diseases q The rectum ard gen
ite-urinzry organs. chronic r1siariai pol
s. ains. rheunati~Tr. nervous disorders.
diseases of the throat. lungs. heart and
kidneys, goitre ard varicocele cured One
Gcor Is reserves. lor q maternity DEPART
msnt ard r. same instances homes VII
2, found so- children. For short tire
only 4 ward WI l. So apart for The
treatment q the zorphirs. oPiur, CO
caire a1d whisky habits
Resident physician. able medical star,
ctiet ard hsalthfrl locatioa extensive
grounds with ane shade. hozzs eonfsr-z.
terms reasonable. 70 eouta<socs diseases
admitted V-fts tar particulars
Thomas Sanitarium
Cor. Teath ard ST. Francis Ave
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FOR RENT-Furnished rooms. Apply at
~ North Topeka 6l-5tx
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s. %. &C TO Loan o. Ks-sss and Okla
hcrna farms N.nre & WINE. syich.ra.
Kan ST
QUICK MONEY oa tercSst ~ loan q.
wichita residence rrererrieE ~ 3
years. lowest Ta-eS- l-svlleEs - paving
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BUSINESS oPPoRTuNITIEs.

FOR SALE-NeWs stand located IL post
Office. For particulars write Arthur
Rynearson. TorSaWa. -. T. SKI
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FOR RENT Furnished boarding house Of
Il rooms 30 y. Lawrence. C2-6tx
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AasIRACToas.

ABSTRACTS TO FaE3I AND CITY
property. court records complete - \.
Nan phone S1 & 2. QUizcv
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FOR SALE-New four room cottage 81
foot front fruit and shade. If sold be-
fore August l. sl.ioo taxes X; the owner
needs money Inquire Of W II. Wake,
81 y. Main street. 6l-sat-tI- wed-3tN
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NANTED-A position driving team or
single wagon By young man OF refer
euCe and well acquainted with city
c c.. care Eagle. 53-1tx
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FOR RENT-Furuisned rooms. for gh-
housekeeping, furnace. gas. bath and all
modern convenielces. with or without
board. Northwest corner Central and
ST. Francis. Soft
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FOR SALE-Ail grades OF baied hay. at
lowest market values We have The
largest stock II the civ L. select from
j. H. Turner. 81 ". douglas avenL~
Phone 1875 67@s
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II. NJ. Grafton. IA y. Main.
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FOR SALE-30 feet s conveyer and pull
one 16-inch cast iron elevator boot and
attachments, one steam shovel, one .
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FOR RENT-Furnished rooms. i56 y.
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FOR I.E.-Soi-theast corner Market and
-Fhirtear-h strezt a. feet. bargain. IE-
QU.re * owners. 81 y. Market street
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'HE WHITNEY PEpEF CO. fiaso' Serztsc3
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

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FOR SALE-53 feet and foundation 24x24,
good l0cariOn. price S0 z. =. Carlton.
SIS y. Main St 6l-sun-ETed- s1u-3cx
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-10
new THEATRE
Mr.. Keith Opens Another Mag
nlflcent Playhouse In Philadelphia

The magnificent new playhouse OF Mr..
B. F. Keith in Philadelphia, will be
opened today, the policy being continuous
high class vaudeville. which is Mr.. Keith's
original idea The beautiful theatre.
which is estimated as having cost more
than H,ooo.00o, aside from the land, was
opened for inspection to a private party
OF guests Saturday evening Philadel-
phians OF prominence. the Philadelphia
press. representatives from the other
Keith theatres and several managers OF
theatres of standing abour the country.
Mr. Charles Lovenberg OF the local Keith
house and friends of Mr.. Keith and Mr..
II. r. Albee. were among those favored
with an invitation TO tho private recep-
tion and banquet which was most bril-
liant affair.
1t is said that this theatre is the most
beautiful In America, and ranks among
the foremost In the world no expense
having been spared with this end I'm view.
The decorations were all conceived by Mr.
r.. +. Albee and carried out under his per-
sonal supervision. Mr.. Albee's superb ar
tistic taste has been previously shown in
the~other Keith houses, OF which there are
now six, which were all decorated from
ideas furnished by him and under his in
structions
The other Philadelphia Keith theatre
Will be opened today with the Il. +. Keith
Stock company, whose first Offering will
be big scenic production OF "The Chris
tian." The company is most superior
one, the roster including Malcolm Will
liams. Orme Galdara. Edwin Nycander,
Percy Winter j. r. Everham, Albert
Marsh. Emile Collins. Meta Maynard. |
Kate Hassett. Helen Reimer. Beatrice |
Ingram. Grace Addison and Leonora Kir- |
win. The house has long ago been en- |
tirely sold out for the opening perform /
ance. and many Providence people will go |
on for the opening Of the company.
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CHAPTER XVIII.

The nrm OF Cresswell a. Langdon, at
torneys and counselors at law. had moved
to the capital. The title OF colonel, 80
long and so gracefully worn by the
senior member. had given way TO that of
Judge and had perched. eagles and all.
upon the shoulders OF his martial junior.
In a great commonwealth Of the far
northwest men of brain. Drawn and
energy we're not long lacking work. and
as the years rolled on and Langdon
gained confidence with constant practice
in the courts there came a time when he
could have wished for greater oppor-
tunity for study. Give up your tin SOL
diering." growled the Judge. Here you
are going on 40 and wasting three or four
evenings a week fooling with swords and
guns" And still Langdon smiled the
same quiet. quizzical smile. passed his
long, slim fingers back through the thin
ming crop of dark hair, all silvered now.
as was the trooper mustache. and looked
UP at his portly senior and said, I'm
Just beginning 10 enjoy IT," Regulars
galore were stationed along the valley OF
the North American Amazon. Infantry
at Vancouver. Spokane and Occur a.
Alene. cavalry at Boise and Walla Walla.
gunners at the big forts along the coast,
and the old regiment had come again 10
the Pacific, and Melville. with silver
leaves instead OF gold upon his rect
angles" was commanding at the stone
fortress In the bay. and Nathan, re1oic-
ing In the proximity OF San Francisco,
and May and Woodrow. In their first
lieutenancies, all had heard OF LanEdon's
steady progress. and some had even seen
him at the summer camps OF the state
soldiery and watched his hard. patient,
stJlful work with the crude but ambl-
tious battalions. There was no question
who should succeed to the colonelcy OF
the scattered regiment OF guardsmen
when one administration stepped down
and out and political pet OF tho de-
parting governor was induced to resign.
For four years he had been but the
hgurehead, while Langdon was pilot. cap
tain and engineer of the craft. ever |
coaching, drilling and encouraging, and
so, finding IL useless TO coax his partner /,
out OF his fad for military service. |
Cresswell turned to. he had a dozen \
times before. to work for his advance |
ment. He had stumped the state in the |
OF the new governor and de- |
manded as partial payment that the regi-
ments plea should be honored and Lang /
don promoted colonel. Lots of work
and no pay was his summing up as
he handed the commission TO his IA
vorite. But suppose you'd rather have
that sheepshin than the woolsack. II
there was war on. you'd be all right,
but there isn't a scrap In sight. and It's
time and money thrown Away"
That was In April, 1897, and Just one
year later came the call to arms and the
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muster into service of the First Wa
shoes" Eric Langdon, lieutenant colonel.
commanding.
That fellow has the gift of prophecy"
said the Judge TO the brigade commander
as together they stood at the Pacific
wharf, watching the grave. silent soldier
as he supervised the orderly movement
or his two battalions aboard ship. Five
years ago he said to me the war would
come and when II came he'd go in at the
mead or regiment. not the tail Of a
battery. Here he isl Pity they only
called for eight companies from our
state. Ia like To see him frll colonel
The general smiled. his kind brown ewes
softening as they continued their steady
gaze at Langdon. He deserves IL Ali
Judge. There hasn't been n better resi-
mental commander In the whole corps so
Tar. There are men who were his perse
eutors at Pawnee who would be Glad IN
be In his shoes today"
where Is that fellow Nathan NV the
way?' asked the Kentuckan impulsivelv
The generals smile broadened a hit bis
eyes twinkling. IL was not his wont IN
speah III or any man, yet who I'm the
pIo regiment had not heard how Nathan
had striven for a staff position IN ,ha 80,
nnteers and totally faiied7 The editorial
hpbraiders of the administration. because
had frequently TO say yes TO certain
opportunities, had no idea how many
tnousand times the sorely bothered acc
Ietary and adjutant general had deter
minedly said no. In all probability tba,
would only have been the more roundi,,
bbused had II been known. Nathan,s
pull with the Seattle was stIll tber.
but the president wouldn't listen 20 ont
'oe pieas TOT the promotion Of regulars
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throwing themselves from saddle and
bending low. sped swiftly out along the
marrow dixie and over the swaying
bridge Where's Colonel Nathan" de-
rnanded the chief as he saw his aid and
Lansuon. II told you TO find him first" {"
II did. SIR and gave the message. {"
was the instant reply
Up from the knoll. where the field
guns were laundering. with soldierly sa-
lute came the staiwsrt colonel or the
coiumoias. The commander OF the Ever
greens. silent and attentive. was already
there and listening 70 the rapid instruc-
lions or the brigadier. These In swift.
terse words We're repeated TO the other
neid onicers as they reported. There was
no mistak.ng the intensity OF their zeal
ana interest But still mo Nathan ap-
peareo. Never mind" said the chief
poihuns 10 where the columbias were
voIleying at the lines across the Trlpa
Wen nnd him out there with his men
PROBABLY and he led the way bacK
across the slough. Nor much we wont. %
growled the colonel OF the Columbias m
satiric aside 10 silent Langdon. ''If the
general knew him as Melville does. he'd
know better. Big luck for Nathan he
isn't in Melville's brigader'
oh, never you fear but the old man A
cinch him. spoke up stan officer lu
eager loyalty TO his chief, stumbling ON
the dixie as he spoke. After. you. colonel.
BY heaven. there's Nathan nowp'
The light had broadened The roofs
ana walls OF Santa Ana stood In sharp,
olack Silhouette against the orient SKY.
Forms and even faces now could be rec
ognized dozen rods away. and here al
the edge OF the Paco suburb still smell
tered by the walls, stood Nathan IN
crouching attitude. peering at them ns
they came. The general. turning abrupt
ly TO the right, had moved away toward
the firing line, His aid swiftly followed.
and Langdon. returning for his horse.
came race TO face at the end OF the
lane with the man who almost ten years
before had driven him from the army.
Inc silver leaf that told OF equal grade
IN the volunteers CLEANED on the shoul-
der or each, but one had worn II since the
the LIST or May. the other mo- until three
months later With the sound OF every
vollsy from beyond the Tripa, a fight
OF bullets whistIed across the dixie ana
footbrfdge and swept the level fields.
Erect and composed Eric Langdon pass
ed from the zone of fire into that OF com
parative safety 10 find pathway blocked
by this pallid man and nervous fidget-
Ing pony. The lieutenant colonel OF the
Columbias turned in sore embarrassment
and funk. kicked the ribs OF his luckless
steed, then awkwardly backed him or
Ihe track and stood aside TO let his senior
oy. with utter contempt in his frowning
syes Langdon looked his former captain
n the face. passed him without n word
Ind then was astonished to hear the wefl
remembered voice. no longer loud and
ruculent, yet something almost like de.
lance and desperation rang In the harsh, |
remulous announcement:
u suppose you know that Melyflls's |
killed and we're ordered to fall backY' |
(To be Continued)
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OUTW|TTED
While Police Watch for Boys
They Escape Arrest.

f. Howard Clark's store at Westerly
was entered late Saturday night by two
boys. who broke a pane OF glass I'm
side window.
A citizen saw them and notified the po-
lice. The latter laid a trap for the boys
by placing. guards at all the exits, so
they thought
The boys. however, made their escape
by way OF a room over the store. thence
10 a door on the opposite side OF the
building, OF which the officers knew not
The boys took $40 from the money
drawer, but left II In the room through
which they made their escape
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