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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-29
OLD OFFICERS ALL REELECTED
National Bank of Commerce Satisfies
Directors.

The directors OF the National Bank of
Commerce held their annual meeting for
the election Of officers last night. They
old Jast what was expected they would
co. They reelected all Of the officers
Tor another year: \. c. Jobes. president :
J. Il Black vice president: {. W. Carey.
cashier; F. :. Russell assistant cashier.
and J. T. Carey. teller
. II Is useless To remark that the ,iirec-
tors were well pleased with the manage
ment of the bank. because it would have
been surprise to every business man in
the city If il had been otherwise. The
officers OF the National Bank Of Com
merce are all popular and their ccnser-
vatisrn makes the bank one among the
solidest money institutions in the west
IL has made a steady and substantial
growth from the day il was launched and
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-29
Assembly Circle Program.

The Assembly Chautauqua circle vii
meet with Miss NorcToss, go North
Lawrence avenue. on next Monday even
ing. February > Program;
Roll Call-Items OF Interest Relating to
Siberia
Saxon and Slav-Niss Jones.
Observation-Disclosures as Great Power
Miss Norcross
Ten Euglishmen OF the Nineteenth Gen.
tury. -Beaconsfeld Mr. Stsiey.
Character Sketch OF Disraeli-Miss Ken
die.
Reading. Kiphag's The White Man $
Lurden SIS Dodge.
Leader-John Staley.
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/, THEORIES ABOUT CATARRH
Peculiar Ideas Regarding Common
Disease.

| Mark Twain's cure for a cold in th'
head was simple, but he claims yer,
| effective in his own case; his plan was L
eat nothing whatever for twenty-fouI
hours or presumably until the trouble hao
disappeared.
Although not able to speak from per-
sonal experience as to the effectiveness
of this treatment, it certainly has the
merit of extreme economy, but it occurs
to US that the application of it TO a case
of nasal catarrh might be ATTENDED with
difficulties
Catarrh, as everyone knows, IS a chro-
mic cold in the head and Mr. Twain
treatment, if it should become rad.
would make of us a nation OF fasteIs;
an army emulatiag the example OF the
immortal Tanner who achieved world
wide fame by fasting forty days.
Catarrh is certainly becoming national
disease and there is little doubt but that
errors in diet. particularly over eating,
is very common cause
Most people however are more interested
in the cure of the trouble than in the
cause. and modern medical science has
produced more effective and less heroic
remedies than Mr.. Twain's.
Hydrastin is a new remedy. very effec-
tive in some forms Of Catarrh. Red Gum
is another which on account of its anti
septic properties is very vaiuab bic. while
many severe cases of Chronic Catarrh
have been entirely cured by the sangui-
maria or extract of Blood root alone.
Within year an enterprising chemist
has combined all of these remedies in
tablet form, palatable and convenient
and the superiority of this tablet over
other catarrh remedies is SO apparent
that all druggists now carry them in
stock to supply the popular demand
They are called Stuart's Catarrh Tab
lets and it is doubtful if any medicine
has achieved a national popularity in so
short time as this
Stuart's Catarrh Tablets are used by
thousands of travelling men because they.
can be carried in the pocket and used any
time and in any quantity. being free from
Cocaine. opiate or any poisonous drug.
They clear the head and throat from
the disgusting secretions of catarrh
very often in a few hours
For nasal Catarrh they are far superior
to any wash. lotion or ointment the use
or Whlch Is OFTEN as announcement anu
annoying as the disease itself.
For coughs, colds. bronchial catarrh and
"a tarrh of stomach these tablets give
immediate relief and a permanent cure
where lotions. douches and inhalers make
no impression whatever.
This preparation is a boon to catarrh
sufferers and any druggist will tell you
hat Stuart's Catarrh Tablets is a rem
edy that has come to stay.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-29
WAS A GREAT SUCCESS.
The Embroidery Safe at lnnes' G Co.'s
Yesterday

1t has been many a day since any
Wichita store has scored a greater sue
cess with a special sale than the en-
broidery sale at Geo. Innes & Co s yes
terday. The sale was advertised for 9
o'clock. and the entire cloak and suit
department, in the back part of the store
was devoted to the embroidery show;
and when the doors opened at s o'clock
ladies began gathering at this popular
store, and when the time for the sale TO
open this department, and both rooms
were crowded with styiishly dressed
ladies. 1t was a real jam, but the large
and wen organized force of salespeople
handled the crowds nicely, and served
the hundreds of customers promptly.
The sale was certainly all that the pro-
prietors could wish-one of the many
successful selling events at this popular
aristocratic trading place
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-29
ARE Yor A MASON

The biggest comedy farce success that
the American stage has known for years.
Are You a Mason" will be presented at
the Crawford next Monday. February >.
It is now III its third season. IL is one
of those extraordinary h-pruvokers
of which theater-gOers never become tired
and which is always sure Of most hearty
Welcome. no matter how frequently il re-
turns. The farce IS an adaptation from
the German b. the distinguished dra-
matist. Leo Dietrichstein. Its story deals
with two married men, father and
son-in-Iaw. who promised their wives TO
become Masons: they neglect TO do so.
but tell their wives that they are men,
hers I'm good standing Their efforts TO
live their respective parts and escape de-
lection form the basis Of the funniest
farce seen in this country for many a
day.
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lyon YONSON


Whatever may be the faults Of ninety
nine out Of every hundred dialect plays
none OF them are apparent in "Yon Yon-
SON.. which is TO be seen in this city
at the Toler February for one perform
ance. This fine comedy drama goes mer-
rily on its way, a very welcome visitor
year after year. playing to receipts that
are the envy Of less fortunate play
producers than Manager +. j. Kennedy.
Though in dialect. ii is perfectly under
standable 10 all classes Of theater- goers.
1t is a musical dialect-one that has
magnetism enough to furnish several q
the ordinary plays. Those who have
seen ''Yon YorsOn' and heard his many
merry qups always want 10 see La
again. Manager P. j. Kennedy has i'm
ported a new "Yon" fo- this season in
Nelse Erickson. who is conceded by all
who have seen him in his native land.
Sweden. and England as the biggest hit
of all dialect comedians Eow be,ore the
public That was the reason for the
mana gerial anxiety TO secure his services
and the necessity for a trip across The
Atlantic to secure his signature & a
contract calling for an American tour.
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Nest Side Circle

Program of the West Side Chautauaua
circle for February = Meeting with Mrs.
Fay. DR. Collins. leader.
Roll Call-Response. first nineteen test
questions tChautauqusn page s4s)-
Saxon and SlaV 0ast halfl-Mrs. Dunn.
Ten EngliShmen of the Nineteenth Cen
fury. -Beaconsfeld' Mrs Paddock
Reading. Extracts from Lord Beacons-
field required book. page 253)-Miss Eliz-
abeth Hall.
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CITY WILL BE DECORATED.
Members of A. O. u. w. Have Sold
Many Fiaus.

Every hour in the day the decorating
committee is busy selling flags to be used
in decorating for the big A. o. L. w.
meeting 10 be held here next month from
the 23d to the 18th. They have canvassed
almost the whole city and have been very
successful if all the flags that have been
sold by the committee are used for dec
Grating purposes, the streets will present
a gala appearance during the big meet
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der arrest. Miss Hustler was found 20 bc
in Z very DANGEROUS condition. but was
cared for there under the direction II Mr..
Gray. who also advised that the girl be
sent home as soon as able to stand the
journey.
In giving the above data 10 Courier
reporter. Mt. Gray said that Moucravie $
case is a pretty serious one particu-
larry If Miss Hustler does not recover.
Sadie Pyle. who married MoHcravle.
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WAS PLEASANTLY SURPRISED.
Miss Hurd's Friends Helped Celebrate
Her Birthday

Miss Sara Hurd, of the Friends Uni
versity, was given a very enjoyable sur
prise last night at the South hall. to
commemorate her birthday. Miss Hurd
vas taken cut for a ride early in the
evening and on the return found num-
Der of her schoolmates in the parlors of
the hall waiting for her.
The evening was spent with music and
games, and refreshments of ice cream
and cake were served. Those present
We're: Messrs- Truesdale, James Cox.
Henry Cox. Harry Brown. Vance Siler
Dan Binford and Wilbur Thomas
Misses Lenora Jay. Laura Kirby. Flora
Wheeler, Lulu Griffiths. Elizabeth Folger,
Halle Crawford Mvra RinfOrd
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A. the 1cier.
THE SHOW Girl. SCOH

THE SHOW Girl. SCORES
Rioe's show Girl sppeared last light
at the Auditorium and scored Il Accid.I
- cess The Show Girl Is up-tO-date
in every respect. Bright. witty Dialogue
and catchy music. with good special;ies
sandwiched ir- Miss Cariotta Gilman.
tho Show Girl has fine soprano
voice and makes catchy Show GIrl -
M. Ben Lodge IS one Of the best comic
opera comedians % this seasons crop.
- .Dionysius Fly ne scored heavily
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-29
MANY CIGARS USED,
J. w. Terkes Gives the Number of
CIGARS Taxed in Oecemher.

Notice was received yesterday by a
wholesale house in the city that may
prove interesting TO cigar and wholesale
men. The information was from Com
missioner 81 Internal Revenue j. w
Nerkes. and stated that during the month
Of December. l9oe. the number of cigars
at s. per thousand on which tax was
paid was 5i7 e26. $40
Judge Wilson went to Chicago yester-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-29
LITTLE CHILD DEAD.
Harold, Son of MIR. and Mrs. X. L.
Shank Died

Harold F. Shank. the son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. *. L. Shank. Of 1915 South Topeka
avenue. died yesterday morning OF pneu-
E.onia fever and spinal trouble. Little
Harold was one OF the twins born To Mr.
and Mrs. Shank. and was seven months
old. The funeral will be held AT the resi-
cence at O'Clock today. Interment will
be made in Highland cemetery
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-29
CONFECTIONERY MOVED.
Will Occupy New Building on North
Main Street

Wilden's confectionery is being moved
from the room il has occupied for years
in the Manhattan building, to a room in
the building recently erected by f. II.
Morriss. at 800 North Main street. Their
new room Will be "A great Improvement
over the old one. 1t is new and clean.
has an elegant steel ceiling cement floor
and a large window which can be used TO
a good advantage in displays. The store
Will be opened February LIST.
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For Eour More DAYS

You have a chance to subscribe and
get the Saturday Evening Post for one
dollar a year. February / the subscrip-
ton price will be two dollars per annum.
Mrs. Carter is taking subscriptions. See
her, write her postal card or telephone
her. Beginning February l it will sell
at the news stands at ten cents. Save
four dollars and twenty cents by seeing
Mrs Carter
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meet Monday afternoon with Mrs ]. A.
Stokeiy, CD y. Market street.
Saxon and Slay-Mrs. Reece.
Ten EHglishmen of the Nineteenth Cen
tury-Disra eli--Mrs. Norcross
Reading-''The White Mans Burden
Mrs. Mclean.
Ron call-Items of interest relating to
Siberia.
Music-Miss Evans.
Leader-Mrs. Z. T. Battin
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j. II. Turner
5l4 West Douglas Avenue.
Phones, new and old. 496.

Miss Scott, Mass Baxter and Miss Wa
tiers made UP splendid feamle cast.
Mr.. Lane as Forest McCreary," Mr. Z.
Colt Albertson as Eros Armor," Mr.
Kane as Lord Dyce' and Mr. FiaveIle
at the cat were all happily received.
The chorus is strong and well drilled.
the girls having good looks as well as
voices. The costumes were bright and
the scenery adequate Altogether The
Show Girl is very pleasing entertain
ment- Manager Toler is 10 be congratu-
lated upon securing this excellent com
pany. Manager Toler is working hard to
secure a return date for this company
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Wichita Musical Club.

The Musical club concert Friday night
promises TO be "a treat for lovers of fine
music. Four ensemble numbers for two
pianos have been prepared with great
care, and in addition to these q Beethoven
sonata will be played by Miss Francisco.
The vocal numbers will be by the club.
assisted by Mr.. McClung and Mrs. Mat
son. The program in full will appear in
Friday Eagle
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VEssIE TERRELL co.

1he presentation Of Camille" last night
by Miss Terrell and her company was
more than worthy Of the crowded hof'ss
she had The performance was NIttou.
a doubt one Of the best ever e -cn in
this city. and equal 10 any Of the high
priced shows which has Deec sen IN
Chillicothe for long time Miss Fer
rell held the audience from tn first cur-
tain to the last scene Of the niece. Her
conception Of the part II Camille -
one long TO be remembered and rank
with the best Of all the greet actresses
who have played the part The c1s-lIf1ny
is one Of the best and most .Eenlv bal
anced that we have had the ple1s.';@ 81
seeing for a good whla. and We rope
Miss Ferreu will soon give is another
visit -Chiilicothe Blade
~ Tho Toler soon
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Alma Circle PROGRAM.

The Alma Chautaaua Circle will meet
Tuesday evening. February ;. at The
home Of DR. ard Mrs. Kirkvood. -
North Lawrence avenue Mrs E a Taft
leader.
PROGRAM
/ Saxon and Siav-Nove17ent toward the
Pacinc-Mrs- G. E Campheli-
Ten EnCiishr-eH Of The Nineteenth
Cer;t.ry-Bea conSfeld-Iud<e Harvey.
2 MISUNDERSTANDING from Ken1e1' s
Siberia and the Exile System Miss
Eva Dorsey.
I. Vocal Solo-Dr- Murray kirkwood-
3 Roll call-Items on Siberia
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East Side Circle.

The East Side Chautauqua Circle was
entertained by DR.. and Mrs. H. II. Tag
cart. of 22l Indiana avenue. last evening.
About twenty-five members were present
and the fifty test questions in the Janu-
airy Chautauquan, which have been
troubling the other circles. were all ans
vered correctly good deal of amuse-
ment and instruction were furnished by
the contest in which the answers were
given. The circle will meet during Feb
ruary with Mrs. RUFF Combs. SO Wabash
avenue
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THE TyRANNy or TFARS

Few plays OF the last decade are as
witty and wholesome as Haddon Cham
bers' comedy. The Tyranny OF Tears.
hich will be produced here by Paul Gil
more and very select company.
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is worthy the confidence reposed in it
by this community. because il is founded
on solid rock that will enable it to
Withstand any ordinary financial cyclone.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-29
RIP VAN WINKLE.

RIP Van Wrinkle" will pay US a visit
and will appear at the Crawford Satur-
day. matinee and night, January 81. This
Groll. old chap is a familiar character.
and always welcome. especially so when
beneath the makeup the person of J. a.
Simon is found. Simon is inimitable as
the incorrigiblc Rip The play has re-
Ceived such lavish expenditure and is
equipped and staged in such a liberal
manner. so artistic. that il is worthy of
the success that has attended it,
The acting of the various members of
the large company is of the best, the diff
ferent characters being depicted by art
lists of recognized ability.
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MUSIC AND DRAMA.
At the Crawford.

Some people missed treat last night
when they missed the performance of
The Lions Mouth" by Charles d. Her
Crawford. The piecve is one of great
power and Mr.. Herman knows how to
play it. There is much scope for the
imagination of the author, artist and ac-
tor. and this was used TO advantage last
night. \ romantic drama. laid in Venice,
the town of many beautiful romances,
the author has drawn one most beautiful
in its lines and the players bring out
the human interest and dramatic Incl
dent.
This company is playing to bargain
prices. They carry car load of scenery
of an especially attractive style. One
could hardly imagine a picture more
beautiful than the one given of Venice
last night. 1t can only be seen to be
appreciated.
Mr., Herman is an actor of ability.
He is pleasing. impressive and virile.
There is much of the emotional in the
play and Mr.. Herman and his leading
woman. Miss Anna Roberts. play the
parts with exceeding grace. The support
is excellent
Tonight Shakespeare tragedy. .'Othel-
To- will be given. This piece has not
been given here for some time and it
with a cast equal TO the one that plays
tonight. The costumes are correct and
the scenery grand. Mr.. Herman has
played here in support of Frederick Ward
and his portrayal of the part is strong.
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Sunfower Circle Program.
Tia Suucovsr ChaafzrouA Circle vii
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boarding house 80 Arkansas cay. aid
MoRcrivie Is pretty weil 20 do hsif-
tssed having hand 20 the o-aae nation.
bsgides rs governmental allowance.
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Herman & Co.
Phone Ssi- ITO. f. DeugiaA

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The STATE SAVINGS BANK
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Deposits received IN the sum Of one dol
lar and app. arcs. drawing Interest a. the
rate Of
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Office hours. from r. m 70 .. IA.
Saturdays atNirEs Departments for re-
cepuou ~ deposits 0aiy. VIII bs open
lar banking hours
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Prompt Delivery.
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New-York tribune., 1903-10-15
Election Notice.

BIRD The s.s .r.:. sd. 70 q Wa. sZsn:s o T..
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wes, sirty-foIrh avelus wss, aa sa
n. Tsn;h E1esaS ps,fis ss'd :. soans.s ~ ana
avenue rom w.. sixty afth street 70 w.. sois5e' s
sixth street the north and south sides % wss, Size,
river. The sides q AInssrdsr sr.o5. .o
from West 5isy fourth street 70 West str..
dam avenss 20 H1dson North riv.r. and fiuissz s
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nffh street snd Columbus avenue SA''-
51, Ths Tee Tssf.s EssS,o1 p'..iet oonea
TSs 1Sla..s srsst snd Amstsr1sn avenue
within West sr;y-ssvsnfh street Imssr5sm sy.6 ~ aas
West sIxty-sIth street and Hudson Sorts rf~.-
WITHIN West seven'i.ih Aas,erdaa sT.nus vs.s
sntS .1rss1 and H,dss o "a 2, ]I. SE'5ss
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within West Seventy send stree Arus,srdans svea
The ssvsntsenth Election Distric. - boundss ~, 49,
within Vest ssvsnsti street Central PazE Tes Va.
Sxty-ninth street Columbus avenue. West sixtv
street and Amsterdam ayenrs.
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within West sevsnty sfth stre, Columbus Wa
Seventy second street and Ar1steTdar avenue.
TIE Twenty frss Election District = ho17d>1 sv s,s
West Seventy-second street and Huison No-h river
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within Wet Seyenty sevsath street Central Ps- Wee
West Seventy street. Columbus avenue
snty-htta street. and Amsterdam grecue
The TVenty-titrd Election Dist~i~- bounded
within Vest Ssvslty-eighth street t0uvlbls 7-sr-.
West Seventy seventh street Alns-e-ssr1
seysnty-sixth street and Hudson Or Norm rt-~-.
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within West Eighty street tsctra-
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within West Eighty second street
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Eighty third street. Hudson river So izs-
fourth strssr. aCf f{roaAvar.
The Twsnty--i1th Election 7st-f-s bounded ~ -
Eishry-thiri street. and srlstsrta-1 avenue
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