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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-18

at Clearwater, Kan, on SATURDAY. Sne
fdfd very Satisfactory work
Miss Gertrude Rice, a former graduate
from the shorthand department now
holding a fine position in bank at An
thony, called "Wednesday TO visit. with heI
college friends.
Miss Lulu High returned to school on
Monday She began the fun commercial
course, having completed the shorthand
course last spring.
Mr.. .Rotn. I Vineyard, former pupil
from Wellington, showed his smiling face
at the college Office on Wednesday. He
claimed he came 10 see the elephant
an, Tuesday ....
Miss Ella Johnson, of the commercial
department. enjoyed a visit from her
sister. on Tuesday and "Wednesday
= Mr. z E. Shepperd, a student in 1886,
now engaged In. business at Wayne, Kan,
made a pleasant call on Tuesday. He
was attending the grand lodge OF Odd
Fellows and visiting his old college
friends.
The following old students, were among
the visitors during the week: Messrs-
WhifIow and Mccain: Misses Nelson, Nc
Candies and Mrs. Burnett.
The new ones. to enroll this week were
Mary J. Hawk, T. B. Gilbert, ]. F.
Swain. Jas. w. Ford, Jas Maloney, Loren
Neal and Dan shrepel; returning: Lulu
High. Dosia Parsons and Harry Brad
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-18
STUDY OF zOROASTER
Continued from Twelfth Page.

Continued from Twelfth Page
possible, the territory OF ancient Iran
that must have been known 10 Zoroaster
Accordingly he crossed the Caspian Sea,
which the Avesta calls Vouru- Kasha, or
Sea of the Distant Shores, and he pro-
ceeded through Transcaspia. this time by
rail. to Merry. This city. which an an
cient text describes as Zoroastrian Merv.
is one of the oldest centers of civilization
in Asia and interesting ruins abound i'm
its vicinity. Fro mthis point he Journey
ed onward through Turkestan toward
Bokhara and Samarcand. To the popular
mind these cities convey mostly the i'm
preston Of marts for the export OF rugs
and the skins Of Persian Iafnbs; to the
student they have a special significance
for the history Of the past. At Box
hara there WAS once a great fire temple
and at Samarcand one Of the archetype
copies of the Zoroastrian scriptures Is
said to have been destroyed.
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sicknsr Conservatory Notes.

Mr. Harry Adams, Safina, KAN, is
among the new pupils who registered in
the piano department of the conserva-
tory this week.
Miss Orpha Bates entered the piano
school of the conservatory Saturday
Miss Florence Davis has returned to
her piano studies at the conservatory.
Master Earl Schaffer has resumed les
sons in the violin department Of the con-
serratory.
Miss Emma Everett has resumed her
guitar studies at the conservatory.
Much interest is shown by students in
the mandolin and guitar departments. In
the pIeasant rehearsals of their new
music as they begin their autumn work.
Mr.. c. d. Mcclure. Sedgwick, was
among the visitors at the conservatory
this week.
Mr.. c. Y. Ely, Garden City. made a
pleasant cali at the conservatory.
Mr. E. ]. White, Douglas was visitor
at the conservatory Wednesday,.
Mr.. James Burgette. Augusta, called at
the conservatory Monday.
Mr.. Guy Chamberlain. Usage City, o.
T. made pleasant visit at the conserva-
tory Friday.
Mrs. Everett. Kansas City, called at the
/ conservatory Thursday.
The following program was given at
the Friday afternoon recital:
Minuetto, op. 50 No. H.. Moszkowski
Mildred Olmstead.
Valse Impromptu, op. "A No. 1........
...................... 1900. .Ignaz Brull
Byron Chamberlain.
Promenade .-..................Fr Franz Bendel
Evelyn Packer.
Mandolin Solo-Polka Bralliant. -.Henlein
Laura A. Sickner
observation-disclosures 49, Scotch Dialect
Blanche Mascall.
Musical Resume Of the View ........
$500. ......--...... a. W. Sickner-
Hungarian Dream ......-. III. T. Fabier
John Hazelton.
Two Step ................... Marvin Bean
Anna Hazelton.
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A MODERN LULLABY.

Hushaby. lullaby. go to sleep now,
acre is your patent self-rockiRg CRIB.
dear:
COW,
From microbes and germs you have
notning 10 fear.
Hushaby. lullaby.
Shut your blue eyes.
a babe Of today
Never whimpers or cTiesi
Hushaby. lullaby, tn food that you had
Came straight from the chemist-pTe-
pared just for you.
81 by machinery. are you rot glad
That science has taught all these meth
DDS so new.
Hushaby. IuFzby.
Baby so Sweet
Crying IS sut of date,
must repsat9.
Ilushaby. lullaby, II you are good
Mother viii call on you once every day.
50 you may recognize her. as you should
All. she IS rearing yoa IL the right KAY,
Hnshaby, lullaby.
HUsAzbS. lullaby.
Dear Httis nIan.
I hope vou apprecsa;.
This splendid Plan.
-Cncinaaa CoGas-eiaI-Tribuze
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House Furnishing Section

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-18

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out5t or feld guas ard siege s-srs ssfsicn
p5H bs az pattern dlrerezk fru-D amp
weapons hitherto employed in the ssrss cs
They zsH se ot she Qosck-err ki-d- an9
viii shoot twenty TINES a. fast a. TIE
GAS nos in Use They can sAzo< tEszsy
exuIos5Ye shesis = Eia-te.
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Lewis Academy Notes.

Time. tide and the academy bell wait
Toy no one. Rain or shine. work As on.
Rain, wind and the circus, did not rem
der a trusnt officer necessary during the
week.
Several new students enrolled on Mon
day and would not now be distinguished
by a stranger from the veterans in the
school.
The history classes OF the English
course are well under way and are quite
enthusiastic
The language classes. Caesar. Circero.
vergil, etc. are moving smoothly along
and are = good deal N advance of the
corresponding classes OF last year
Miss Flcy Tracy made very pleasant
call on Thursday. a. m.
Aiessrs. NJ /. Carver and wetTnore re-
memhered the library by the donation
CT p valuable book each.
Basket BAH and tennis have been allow
ed - rest this week Cor a very good rea-
son-tco wet
THa systematic. CLASSIFIED course OF
Bible study is being faithfully followed
and the students are anxious 10 master
The course as il comes.
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Wichita Commercial College No.sa.

Rev. West OF Leon. Kan, and Rev
Yard. Of orenoIa. Kan. were callers the
torepart Of the week.
Mrs. Baird OF the shorthand depart
nent was out OF school part Of the week
on account OF sickness
Mrs. Ford OF Byron. @. T. called Wed
nesday TO visit with her son who IS par-
suing the commercial course
Miss Bertha Sonthwesi % the shorthand
department. was called by telegram 10
report . yexx Important case IN court
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-18
Linoleum and Floor Oil Cloths

We shove nj b n n o. ID T
muted blue
soteU msacau n sHaE q
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-18

were: Herman Newman, 'ol, fniia aei-
pnia; Mrs. III. C. Fellow, 'Of. Alva, Q. II
John Howard, o.. Harry Brown, .U3 iiue-
Jacket. I. T.; Bertha Wentworth, eS. HI
Dorado; Amy FouIke, 'o1, nerrnaD; Min
ME eFloyd, '05, OnormaD.
one OF the encouraging features OF the
week wigs that the alumni and students
former and present, came N for a snare
in the endowment fund. One OF the
strongest props of any school is loyal
alumni and student body.
A most valuable addition to the Science
department is Z new SIS coniEpund micro
scope that has just a arrived Consider
able apparatus for the chemistry depart
ment has also been PURCHASED A line
barometer for that department. has just
been receivedn lac general chemistry
class is large and is making rapid IN
roads on chemical knowledge, with their
ten hours week laboratory work The
department is well equipped for Thorough
courses.
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-18
wichita Business College Notes.

Miss Alma Hndgrove has accepted po-
/ sition as stenographer for the Rothchiids
| Sons furnishing house OF Kansas City az
q fine salary
Jesse Hufbaur left last week for New
kirk. where he will enter a lumber office
Charles Newton was called home sud
! denly last Friday by the illness of his
mother He returned Tuesday. but re-
ports her as stu very low.
Ralph Tomb lost several days last week
while attending the wedding of his sis
ter.
Owing to increased attendance a new
theory department has been established
with w. E. Phillips, graduate OF the
commercial department in charge
sam Ki1nel accepted a position with the
/ Roberts, johnson and Rand Shoe COM
pany at st. Louis, last week
Anna Dillon, Adah Starr, c. E. Hon
and g. B. Hoff completed the work of
the theory department this week and
have been promoted to actual business
work.
Ross Armstrong. a graduate of the
bookkeeping department has accepted a
position with L. w. Clapp Of this city.
The girls not to be outdone by the boys.
met on Wednesday and organized bas-
ketban team Just who the officers are
is not known to we scribe as none OF the
horrid boys were admitted to the session.
II. M. KanaveI has been doing special
work for his uncle at the stock yards
this week.
Miss Anna Bruck departed Friday even
in gfor her home in Newton TO spend
couple of days with home folks.
Lulu Foster of the shorthand depart
nent has taken up the bookkeeping work.
Professor Todd met these of the school
who desire to take Spanish on Thursday
evening. The class will be organized some
time next week.
The band met Thursday and effected
a. permanent organization with Steve
Crane as director, Professor Fazel as
president. Mr.. Watson, treasurer and
RAYMOND Crane as secretary. Fourteen
members were present and four more
who were in the city were unable to be
present. but in a couple of weeks the
membership will reach more than twenty
Miss Jackman of the bookkeeping de-
partment is taking shorthand work
Miss Alberta Sapp is substituting in
the CITY schools while Miss Belle Horner
is substituting in the Kingman schools
New students this week are: Vera Han
Ion. F. ~. Wilson, Charles Glover, R. B.
Petrie. Victor Berries, Barbara Graham,
BESSIE Lamb Blanche Tucker, NJ. F.,
ford. Returning: Myrtle Gwinn. Anna
Brown. Mrs. Miller and Preston Hume.
Sharp County record., 1903-01-30
DisiOcatCa Eaer shoulder

Mrs. Johanna Sodrrholn, Of
Fergus Falls, MINI, fel! and dis
located her shoulder, She had a
surgeon get 1t back in place as soon
as possible, bun it was quite sore and
ppind her very much. Her son
meatloned that he had seen Cham
oerlam's Pain Balm advertised for
~pralns ard soreness, and she asked
him to buy her bottle of 1t. which
he did. 1t quickly relieved her and
enabled her to sleep which she had
not douc for several days. The son
was so much pleased with the relief
1t gave hrs mother that he has since
recommended 1t to many Others. :or
sale by w. G. Snow.
Sharp County record., 1903-01-30
LIQUOR LICENSE GRANTED.

Last Wednesday County Judge
Calvin Mobley granted saloon
license to John L. Eady, who will
open up a business at Hardy.
Although the county went "dry"
at the last election, it is contended
that as the Northern District
voted for license, that portion of
the county is entitled to saloon s..
Other counties in this state, which
have two districts, take this view
Of the matter, and saloon licen Sc
is granted in one district, if it
votes for liquor license. John L.
Eady appeared before the court,
by his attorney, Hon. T. |. Herrn,
and advocated that the Northern
District is entitled to saloons by
reason Of it's vote at the late
election, with the result that the
license was granted.
Sharp County record., 1903-01-30

-Four members of the family
of druggist W. c. Snow are on
the sick list, and there are two
cases OF typhoid fever in his
home.
Mrs. Willie Clear returned
yesterday from a visit with
relatives and friends in Morgan
township.
Walter ~ Metcalf makes his
regular yearly contribution to the
Records treasury this week. He
is another subscriber who always
pays in advance.
John l.. Eady, the saloon
man of Hardy, was here two days
this week. He returned home
Wednesday to prepare to open up
his saloon again.
"A. T. Johnson of Bengay
was a visitor at Re cord head
quarters Friday, who planked
down a dollar for another years
reading of this journal.
Mrs. Chas. Taylor returned to
her home at Imboden Wednesday,
after spending several days here
with her sisters, Mesdames j. r.
Metcalf and W. M. Collins.
Hon. Horace B. Hill is a
member of the following COM
mittees in the lower house of the
general assembly: Corporations,
Mines and Mining and Claims.
John Bonham and Miss Mary
Smithee, of Scott township, were
joined together in matrimony last
Sunday, county judge Calvin
Mobley performing the ceremony.
About one hundred dollars
have been raised by subscription
in the neighborhood of Maxville
as a reward for the arrest and
conviction of the party or parties
who burned Henry Kunkle's
barn, near Maxville, about two
weeks ago. The fire-bug should
be suppressed.
Sharp County record., 1903-01-30
Wonderful Nerve.

Is DISPLAYED by many MN endur
INC pans of accidental cuts. wounds,
bruises, burns, scAldS, sore feet or
stiff joints. But there's no need FIR
it. Bucklen's Arnca SaIve will XII!
the pam and cure the tronhle. H.
the best salye on earth Tor piles, too
25c, at Shows drug store.
1t was reported yesterday
that Tom Young had contracted
a case of measles, If it is true,
this is the first case in town
since the disease started in the
country few weeks ago.
H. B. Hill, Sharp county's
representative in the lower house
of the legislature, voted against
the resolution inviting Attorney
General Murphy to addre SIS the
assembly in defense of the pen
itentiary board.
According to indications the
railroad which was recently sur
veyed from Belle, Mo-, to New
port, Ark, Via West Plains will
be built. The company is pur-
chasing large bodies of land along
the survey, which would hardly
be done if they did not intend to
build. 1t is likely that the road
will be built before 1904. The
survey misses this county, but
goes through Texas county
Eminence, (Mo.,) Journal.
Sharp County record., 1903-01-30

EP. j. Schales, one of our Center
friends, was here yesterday.
George W. Parsley and
family left yesterday to spend a
few days with relatives and
friends at Ash Flat.
"A couple of Turks and a
like number of trained bears
struck town Friday of last
week, and succeeded in captur-
ing the usual quota Of dimes and
nickels.
Judge John B. McCaleb at
tended the good roads convention
at Little Rock last week. Senator
King and Representative Hill also
helped to represent Sharp county
III blld1 DOOS'
Hon. Sam H. Davidson has
the thanks Of this Office for a
very beautiful calendar, a gift
from The United States Fidelity
and Guaranty Co., for which
company he is agent,
Albert Sheppard and wife of
Ash Flat were here a few days
last week visiting at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. G. D. Ritchie. The
Record acknowledges pleasant
visit from Mr.. Sheppard,
Sharp County record., 1903-01-30
Domestic Troubles.

1t is exceptional to fnd a family
where there are no domestic ruptures
occasionally, but these can be less
enel Wy having Dr.. Kings New Life
Pills around. Much trouble they
save by their great work In stomach
and liver troubles, They rot only
relieve you, but cure, 25c at Shows
dlng store.
Sharp County record., 1903-01-30

W. II. H. Price, a good citizen
Of Big Creek township, was
transacting business at this place
the latter part Of last week
The young people were
pleasantly entertained at the
home of Hon. and Mrs. Sam II.
Davidson last Monday night.
D. R. O'Neil of Springfield,
Mo-, representing the Deering
Machinery Co., was in Evening
Shade a day or two this week.
Granville King, one of our
staunch supporters, was up from
Bengay on matters Of business
one day the first part of the week.
The weather for the past
week has been remarkably warm
foc January, but Arkansas
weather is subject to all kinds of
fits.
Judge J. B. McCaleb was
one of our appreciated visitors
this morning. The Judge is one
of the states ablest lawyers and
is frequently mentioned in con-
nection with the supreme bench.
AS chef justice Judge McCaleb
would reflect honor upon himself
and the state. .-Pocahontas News.
Sharp County record., 1903-01-30
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Sharp County record., 1903-01-30
COURT DOCKET

Circuit court for the Southern
District of Sharp county convenes
at Evening Shade February 9th.
There are % State cases on the
docket as follows:
STATE VS.:
Charley Hensley, disturbing
the peace.
Fred Sullivan and Tillar Sui
livan, disturbing a religious con-
gregation.
Bette Higginbottom, embezzle-
ment.
l. N.Morgan, carnal abuse.
Frank Curtis assault to kill and
murder.
Joseph Keith and Octavia Duck,
illegal cohabitation.
Dan Weaver and Ponder Hill
house, disturbing a religious con-
gregation.
James Abee, Will Abee, Joe
Mellook, Go. oKligat, e. al,
disturbing the peace.
r. P. Tindle, selling liquor
without license.
Van Rogers, seduction.
Austin Barr, assault and bat
terry.
Minus Butler, attachment.
Mrs. Ellen Barnett, assault and
battery.
David Anderson, breach Of the
peace.
Lester Goings, ct al, disturbing
the peace.
W. F. Simmons, perjury.
Charley Jones, assault and
battery.
Frank Smalley and Joe Royal,
ullawfully employing a common
school teacher.
Steve Parsley, malicious mis-
chief.
S. L. Shaver, breach Of the
peace.
DR.. Ed Sullivan. disturbing
religious congregation.
John Hill, breach of the reace
Sharp County record., 1903-01-30
Marvellous EmYens5On,

Wonders never cease. A machine
pas been invented that will cut,
paste aud hang wall paper, The
Held OF inventions and discoveries
seems to be unlimited. Notable
among great discoveries is DR..
hrng's New Discovery for Con
sumption. 1t has done world Of
good for weak nngs and saved many
"a life, Thousands have used it and
conquered grip, bronchitis, pneu,
mon'a and consumption. Their gen,
eral verdict is: 1T the best and
most reliable medicine for throat and
iung troubles. Every SOC and 81 90
pottle is guaranteed by W. G. Snow
'the druggist. Trial bottles free.
Sharp County record., 1903-01-30
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Group.

The peculiar cough which indl-
Gates Group, IS usually well known to
the mothers of croupy children. No
time should be lost in the treatment
of 1t, and for this parpose no mcdl-
cine has received more universal APP
prJval than Chamberiain's Cough
Remedy. do not waste valuable
time IN experimenting with nntried
remedies, no matter how highly they
may be recommended, but give this
medicine as directed and all symp>
toms Of Group will quickly disappear
For sale by W. G. Snow the drug
glst.
Sharp County record., 1903-01-30
A new supply.
Of Mortgages,
Deeds, T tile
Bonds, Etc, for
sale at the
Record office.
ESTRAY NOTICE.
State CT Arkansas,
County of Sharp.

State CT Arkansas,
County Of Sharp.
We, Levi Kelly, J. G. Royal,
and W. G. King, three citizens OF
the county of Sharp and house
holders therein, having thereto
been appointed by j. D. Paden, a
Justice of the peace Of said coun-
ty, have this day viewed a GER
tain mare shown to US by Il. X.
Arnold as an estray. Said mare
is bay and about IA 1-2 hands
high, 3 or 4 years old, unbroke,
without any marks or brands, and
we do value the said mare to be
worth the sum of fifty dollars.
Levi Kelly,
j. G, Royal,
W. G. King,
Appraisers.
Subscribed and swoln to before
me on this the 18th day Of Janu.
ary 1903, j. D, Paden, j. 2.
True copy of appraisment.
Attest: C. D. Ritchie, Clerk.
Sharp County record., 1903-01-30
CAVE CITY.

This weather reminds one OF
summer time.
A 9-pound boy was born to
Mr.. and Mrs. Lum Horn lately,
!. W. Lamar is contemplating
the erection of a large store
building.
The school is moving along
very nicely. Cave City is proud
of her school.
Rev. j. D. Kelley Of Evening
Shade filled his egular appoint
ment here Sunday.
Sharp County record., 1903-01-30

s5,,., s. 1t seems like fishing time,
ebrn.,l rra' -sbarp county is not "dry'
fter al
An, -sberiff Hutchison spenta few
'N'' . ,ours in town Sunday
Gana ESQ. NJ. F. Kinney's court
Try q vas grinding Saturday. ,
,r, Tbe bluebirds say the hard
,,rt of the winter is over
;;hlanl !; Ia heavy rain fell in this
'5; s.. vicinity last Monday night
IS39 1aS Mrs. Jasper Justus is ill with
h Fla tvpboid fever, but is reported
Mara conyalescent.
r,.. M. and Mrs. Chas. Stokes
Ms~S a,S spent last Sunday with relatives
near Sidney
ON, -WaItor Davidson is confined
ectu 10 bis home by an attack OF
= typhoid fever
..., Eyening Shade Lodge No.
,r 143. IA. AMI A. NJ. will meet to-
Ill morrow night.
10 Cur; Coli IL 0ao Day
al rake Laxative BrOmo'Qnininc
t. TaMvts. All druggists refund the
.z. money If it fails to ure' L. w.
- Crowd S signature Is on each box
ZEN 20 cents,
'''' Rev. E. D, Williams of Sui
:' livan township was a visitor to
low, Loving town yesterday.
Sils Slr -The Record has new sup
'DiT ply of legal blanks for sale
Don't forget this.
pGs p If you do not receive theI
asS aIsi Record regularly, lay in a COM
,,, plant at this office.
' The tax collector is gathering
/, % in the sheckles at Center today,
'' and will be at Kings Mill tomor-
A, row.
I'll For Stark fruit trees, dormant
buds, So per hundred, address
ra j. NJ. Graddy, Evening Shade,
ls ls Chas. Wasson returned to
his home at Batesville last Satur-
In day after spending a couple OF
m weeks here.
'' Our good friend W. R. Buch-
r. anan was over from Sidney Mon
day and made the Record an
agreeable call.
Get free sample of Chamberlan'S
Stomach and Liver Tablets at Snow,
drug store They are easier to take
aud more pleasant in effect than pills
Then their use Is not followed by
c)nstlpatlOn as is often the case with
piV. Regular size, 25c, per box.
Judge Mobley held court
Tuesday and Wednesday, in ad-
journed term in order to catch up
with the business.
-Ex- Sheriff j. T. Wilkins was
over from Hardy two or three
days this week, having business
in the county court.
"A travelling company gave a
graphophone concert at the court
house last Friday night, which
the boys "tcok in"
Marvin Metcalf left Wednes-
Gay morning for Little Rock,
mere he will spend three months
A. a commercial college.
j. 7. Spurlock, one of the
Mbstantial farmers Of Davidson
pwnship, was in town one day
this week, and did not fail to
xemember the Record in hand
x 4me way,