The Wichita Star from Wichita, Kansas • 5

IteKartiiiiK MerrUnnt TulliiriiiK THE KANSAS STAR Gentlemen, I have now moved into SCRATCH YOUR rob your stomach to make your money reach. You say "how am I to CLOTHE myself and boys with this small amount?" Your mind will be relieved, your cash reach farther and your want is satisfied by dealing with us, for Order by postal or call at cilice. 118 South Main Street. Anyono failing to receive their jutpor promptly, will please notify Thk Kansas Star. No.

Hi South Lawrence, just across tho street from where I formerly was. While 1 Intend to do repairing and scouring clothes, yet 1 intend to make merchant tailoring a fpeeialty, Suits to order are my forte, being a practical coat maker and understand tho business thorough 'y, 1 am a sure lit. Test mo on the very next suit you get, T. A. Fawi'KTT, Merchant Tailor.

Battery A wants six more good men. H. B. Amidon was in Eldorado Wednesday. Tramps and beggars are very numerous in the city at present.

Shallow wells ure emitting much of the sickness in the city at present, say the physicians. The dog catcher's team ran away. Monday and a day's catch were spilled No one injured. Thos. Shaw and other wheelmen are attending the slate bicycle meet at Leavenworth.

The St, John Sunday school held its BEAD life are LOCAL HRKVIT1KS. A 1)1 MTV I'OP THICK. Some of our readers have probably heard that a pop daily, the News, had been started in tho city for the avowed purpose of herding the Union Labor e. The said daily, which by the way greatly resembles the daily Commoner which was started last year and printed six consecutive issues and quit, secured the services of Dock Hone, au experienced newspaper circulator, to manage its circulation. Dock worked night and day for two weeks in getting his list of carriers and in soliciting sub scriptions, and succeeded in getting about 300 names on the list, ihiring this time he tok in To cents in cash expecting his reward in future returns.

Imagine his surprise on being called up by the boss and told that thoy would manage tho circulation themselves and would need him no longer. He did not object to this but wanted pay for his work, but Mr. Worthington told Dock ttie firm had no money to pay with, and that as the plant was mortgaged ho would have to whistle for his money. The Daily News is a great institution. Worthington, the manager, who is slinging those heavy editorials, giv ing tho hunkers, money Bharks and plutocrats fits', was, up to a few weeks ago, the "Shyloek" of the office, loaning his fellow printers money at 4 and 5 per cent a month, when thoy got cut short.

He has got a little money himself but you bet ho is not putting annual picnic in Griswold park Wednesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Lent, of Greenwich, were pleasant callers at the STAR aeii it Knife.

Saturday night about 11:30 Will Mos-bacher ami a sport known as "Slider" McLain went back in an alley to settle a little difficulty. "Spider" used a knife or ruz and almost laid out Mos-bni'hery'utting him terribly once on tho body and once on the left thigh. Mos-bachor was taken to bis home and his wounds dressed. He is very weak from Ins of blood, but will probably recover "Spidor" was arrested early the next morning and in default of 1,000 bail, was sent to jail. Both parties are quite sporty.

Selling Some $15, $16, S20 and $25 Suits FOR TEN DOLLARS! some $8, $10, $12 and $14 Suits for SIX DOLLARS! C. M. JONES, 208-210-212 EAST DOUGHS HEME. office Saturday. W.

S. Morris, our ex-county attorney it ttitiKi's. O. II. Bentley loft last Tuesday Colorado on business.

G. P. Aikinan, City Attorney of dorado, was in the city Thursday for El- 011 I Iim mill II urln lu .1. II. Cameron, of Sunny Dale, lost his It months-old daughter Tuesday.

11m. A. K. Phillips, of Greenwich, died Monday and was buried it up to pny the Daily News bills, lie is a regular demagogue, and as near like Little Kies as any human creature possibly could lie. The Daily News may have lung lite and prosperity before it.

Terry rurnaee, aged died of holera infantum Wednesday. Thursday afternoon, Infant of Mr. and Mrs. II. F.

Ualstun, business. H. L. Gordon chaperoned a Sunday school picnic party last Wednesday afternoon. Luther Burns is enjoying a much needed rest in the mountains ot Colorado this week.

Jonah Foltz, the genial clerk of tho District Court of Harvey county was in the city Wednesday. The Wichita Musical Club is one of the latest chartered institutions of the stale, nicies of incorporation having been gr uited it hit last week. Very strange things do happen in this world, but unless the Pop County Cen tral Committee puts up pretty liberally, died last Mnltir lay at 101 (Chicago Western School of Elocution and Ofato Opens the lirst. term of its tifth year, Sept. 21.

Four years ago tho school opened with tlireo pupils, the year just closed shows an enrollment' of 101, with seven graduates Twenty years experience in this Hold gives pledge for the character of the school. Testimony sustains the same, Says the Central Christian Advoeato, St, Louis: "Dr. 1 loss' method is of the best, and he knows how to present that method." Says Pres. Thompson of tho Turk io College, "1 have nothing but hearty commendation of the methods he pursues." For further information, address GEO. W.

HOSS, Principal, Wichita, Kansas. we are afraid that its future will bo oi few days and full of trouble." Spcoiul Ituml Klei'tion, The mayor has issued his proelatmr now of Perry, was in the oity a few hours Thursday. Messrs Robinson, Reed and Emory of Mulvane, were busiuess visitors in Wichita Tuursday. Prof. J.

S. Briggs of Bentley, has been selected as principal of the Mai.o schools for the ensuing year. Mrs. Dellaven of 443 Riverview was thrown from her buggy Thursday by a runaway horse and had an arm broken. Tom Cannon, of the Chicago Times, one of the best known newspaper men in the west, was a Wichita visitor Tuesday.

Tho street car lines have been receiving the attention of a large force cf hands, and being smoothed up all along the line. Caroline Harrison Circle, Ladies of the G. A. will give a social at Rev. Bieknell's on South Main street this (Friday) evening.

Sheriff Royse went to Colorado Springs summering, and became so ill that his wife was sent for. Was slightly better at last report. G. J. Gensinan was elected principal and Mrs.

Carrie Hall was elected assistant principal of the Andale schools at the last board meeting. Geo. Mathews is said to have sold his rain making secret to a Missouri county for $000. Wind may have spoiled this story like it often does his rains. Mrs.

O. W. Jones, wife of Prof. Jones of Mulvane, accompanied by her son, were callers Thursday while on their way home from a visit at Huchinson. Mr.

and Mrs. Mundevello entertained a party of friends on the roof of the Butler block Wednesday night and the Eagle man called it a lawn social. mation calling a special election to vole bonds to pay the expense of boring for oil, or "general results," within the city Hon. Ed. O'liryan wan at Euii Monday on business connected one of the many failures in tin country during the past mouth.

Sam Amidon now carries ram I last with new not and was bin Sunday. I.ui'inda A. Daniels, aged days, died last Saturday and was buried Sunday afternoon in 'art wrights cemetery. Annie U. Cameron, 1 1-nionths-old child of .1.

II. Cameron, died at Sunny Dale, luht Monday and was buried Tuesday. Myrtle Neidiek. aged years, died last tVlondny and was huriei Tuesday. The funeral is held at the residence N.

Topeku, Klizaboth Logan, aged 7i years, died of old ago last Friday nei Clearwater. Funeral was held at the homo and burial in the Clearwater cemetery. Pasco McFall, agrd 2 years, died of whooping cough last Saturday evening by reason of his vanity, but from necessity, occasioned by his 1 (Tllfl living The II. K. 1 5 A l'ili.

taken part in a recent runaway, injury is not serious. Herbert Levy, an Ann Arbur student ivoll known in this citv, is law rus- li is ticating in tho Strip and visiting limits. The proclamation is as follows: 'Therefore, L. Cox, mayor of tho city of Wichita, by virtue of the authority vested in me by law and in accordance with the said resolution, do hereby proclaim and give not ico that a special election shall be held in the city of Wichita, on Tuesday the 4th day of September, A. 181)4, to determine whether or not tho legal voters of said city of Wichita, will instruct tho mayor and council of the city of Wichita to issue bonds in the amount of $10,000 for the purpose of prospecting for coal within the city limits of tho city of Wichita, said bonds to run seven years and bear iuteivst at tho rate of (i per cent per annum, interest to be paid semi-annually.

Han Hull. The ball games between the Pots and Ponca City indians last Saturday, Sunday and Monday resulted in two vic (iuitaiis, Violins, Mamioi.inh, kto. No. North Main SI reel. J.

PAItRETT, News and stationprij, Mouldings Pictures Muilii lo rIer Conie In the new store, 210 N. Main HI. old sweetheart, T. .1 Irwin, now editor of alive journal at Pond Creek, Henry Iluttman now carries his "good left arm" in a sling, having ac-cidently fractured it at a recent social gathering where his gallantry doubtless got tho better of his discretion. Moses M.

Estee, author of Estoe's Pleading and Practice," work which can bo found in almost every lirst class law library in our country, is the Republican candidate for governor of California. Maggie Ritter has sued the city for damages for injuries alleged to have sustained by her by reason of a pilo of sand in the street from which no danger signal was displayed, J. C. "It is easier to marry than love," tories for the home nine, the indians capturing the Sunday gamo. Wednus writes the Mt.

Hope Mentor man wno was married less than two months ago, and who hasn't had to buy a load of coal since. Miss Marie Baker of South Km-ooria ave. sustained a painful and ser GLUMtNT VOIilte, 251 NORTH MAIN ST. dav and Thursday tho Wichita Stars and tho Boston nine played two close games, each winning one. If the Stars win tho third game which is to lie ious injury last Wednesday caused by Reliabla Fiie insurance Millon brings the suit.

In tho case of Peachy vs. Royse, habeas corpus in the Probate court, the Plaintiff was rewarded to the citato her horse stepping on ner iooi anu badly crushing it. dy of the sheriff. This settles this Owing to the existing uncertain condition of crops, we respectfully decline A case until the original proceedings come up for review on bill of exceptions 4o publish "Tanner annual commun All the home news in the STAR.Sl. Wichita public schools will open Sept.

loth. 13 Kies haHgoue to Michigan for a few weeks visit. Gov. Lewelling got his face painted in Puck lust week. ISion S.

Hulehins waa married tow Kinsman lady recently. JuJgo J. R. Shields has gone buck to his duties in Washington, The STAR unJ New York Weekly Tribune both for one year A Free Methodists hold regular services at 50R Douglas ayo. Tk.

Harrison, Eyk, Ear Can-cer 138 Main Strkkt. J. M. Knapi and wife are spending a few wfeks of hot weather in Colorado. Ed Toler, the fust horse man, is quite ill at his homo north of tow with typhoid fever.

Sunday was a rally day for young ladies at the First .1. K. church and there were Kill present. Rev. D.

Buchanan lectured on Spirit-ulism in the old Kpiscopal cnurch several nights of this week. Cone Bros, have moved their grocery stock into the corner store under the Occidental hotel. 4t lGii cents per meal at the Wichita Dining Hall, 217 East Douglas ave. Sil.fil) for 21 meals. Lo.lging 25 cents The Weekly New York Tribune and the Kansas Star one year and twenty five votes, all for S1.2o.

Mrs W. O. Sternberg was slightly injured Saturday night by being thrown from her buggy by a runaway horse. There is a la wyer ivi this city named Hallowell, who though not very pretty, is the exact image o( Grover Cleveland. D.

G. Millison was the lucky winner of the horse rattled off last Saturday night. He treated his friends to cigars over the event. Sept. 11 is the date of the opening of the Western School of Elocution and Oratory, Dr.

Hosa, principal. It has flattering prospects Vogenitz the photographer at 100 North Main street does artistic work in photos and crayon and India ink portraits. Roscoo Jennings, a son of J. S. Jennings and recently a typo on the Beacon, was married last week in St.

Louis to Miss Lizzie l'alm. The Catholic Knights ot America will hold a state convention in this city Aug. IS. They will be tendered a fine banquet by the local branch. Hall's Vegetable Sicilaa Hair Ren wer hag restored gray hair to its original color and prevent baldness in thousands of cases.

It will do so to you. S. P. Earns, the North Main Street Grocer, has been elected president of the Salesmen's Protective Association in place of Mr. Boeman, who resigned recently.

W. P. McNair acted as chief starter in a series of races at Onaconda, and gave excellent satisfaction. He used to be city clerk hero not many years ago. J.

R. Stites was much surprised last Saturday by being made host to some fifty callers. The occasion was his iifty-second birthday and one of the jolliest he ever spent. Dr. C.

Mann, of Chester, 111., has moved to Garden Plain and will commence the practice of medicine with his father, C. A. Mann, Sr. there. We acknowlege business call at the Star office.

Farmer Doolittle has been let out his job at the Beacen office, and for the first time in several years is resting from pushing the quill. We understand he will join Mrs. Lease in an extended lecturing tour. T. J.

Oliphant, formerly connected with the Star as reporter, but now reporter on the Kansas City Mail, waB married to Mrs. Clara Freeland of this city, last Saturday night, the wedding occuring in Kansas City. If you don't like the Star's politics, take it for the news. The Star is more of a newspaper than a political paper. It is interesting and valuable to people of all parties because it is chuck full of home matter of interest.

Nervous debility is a common complaint, especially among women. The best treatment for this disorder is a persistent course of Ayer's Sarsaparilla to cleanse and invigorate the blood. This being accomplished, nature will do the rest. Cone Bras, have removed to 302 N. Main Street, under tho Occidental Hotel, corner Main and Second streets.

They have a fresh 6tock of staple and fancy groceries which they are selling at bed rock prices. They will be pleased to see all their old customers. Sneak thieves went through the residence of Col. Taylor early Saturday morning and picked up what stray val icution about sratherinsr corn with a step Pantagraph. at the residence 71.1 South Market.

Intorrment Sunday afternoon in Highland cemetery. Vera Mabel Lawrence, aged I child of Mr. and Mrs. A. F.

Lawrence, died of cholera infantum last, Friday and was buried Saturday, from the reside nco 2.V.I N. F.uiioria. Maize people are talking creamery strong. Prof. Mayer has been retained as principle of the Sedgwick schools.

The corn crop may lie. a Utile brief, but the watermelon crop Is immense. The Kently base ball team were badly beaten by (lie Putnam nine last Saturday. Progressiva high fivw parties are already the go at Sedgwick, and tho Pantagraph editor wa fool enough to hid I while holding both pedrocs. They play 'Vkintumaloo" at parties over at Mt.

Hope. This is all undoubtedly duo lo the adventof Kditor. Johnson into that erstwhile peaceful community. Probably in due season he will havo them educated up to "Do cue and Pantagraph Wli-liltil lllnliiK Hull. It is satisfactory or no Lady cooks and lady waiters, lieht eating house in lliccitv.

I Ion I'd and lodging (Ml. Day board My Meals. 2.ri cents, Lodging 'S cents. Nnw 'I'Iiih! C'nril, A new time card went into effect en the Santa Fe Sunday. The train to Kansas City now runs daily, including Sunday.

The Chicago express, eastbound, now leaves at Th Kansas night express departs at 11:10 p. ni. instead of p. m. The south bound morning train leaves at (1:10.

The Wichita Western leaves at a. every day except Sunday, The train from the west arrives at I p. m. in the District court. Although remanded Mr.

Peachy is out on bond pending the hearing in the appellate court I. Pickering, candidate for gover Vogenitz, lOli N. Main, is the best nhotofrranhf in Wichita. Heismak ing a specialty of large work. Call and see his groups of the Ponca Indians, the nor on uio rronipiuon ticket, now base ball players.

They are lor sale. comes to the front wit the announcement that the action of tho legislature in submitting tho woman suffrage resolution lo the people is a dead letter. The Wichita Cycling Club will have an excursion to Kansas City Sunday played either to morrow or sometime the first of the week, they will claim the championship of the city, as the Pets have refused to play with them. The Pets and the Jamesburgs cross bats to day (Friday) and Sunday the Pets and Belle Plain nine will have a tussle. The Belle Plain boys done up the Pots the other timethoy were here and a very warm game is looked for.

ISaii Train Service. The people of Cheney havo sent a complaint to the Secretary of state against the train service which is afforded them by the Wichita and Western Ry. They have only one train per day and that ia a freight. They have no passenger service at all. The railroad commissioners have held that the road cannot be compelled to increase the number of trains unless it be shown that the traffic demands it and then the state law of regulation could be enforced aud the railroad compelled to put on extra trains.

The jieople of Cheney have only one way to seek redress and that is to show that their business demands a belter service and prepare the figures to prove their claims. IIuoIih bouis'ht, Huh am axoiianged. MiiHt DougliiH avenue. mo ii.TSTiSsiTiii) FIRE AND TORNADO Insio.iance llt'iil I'sliilc iiml 1,0,111.. 142 North Main Wichita, KanHiis over the Kock Island.

Start Saturday nitrht. itnfl rtt linmn Motidav moroinir. As his reason for this assertion ho says that Ibe law requests that a copy of the A $3 rate for the round trip has been secured. The Santa Fe pay car came around proposed amendment, together with the yoHH and nays of the legislature on joint ballot, be entered on the journal and published for three months proceeding the next election for represen Wednesday with the boys' June money The Santa Fe has borrowed money to tatives at winch tune it shall bo sub liquidate their help debtR, and the July money will be forthcoming before th month is out. Keach DuBois, ATTOfrNtYS A7 -1 Iiid lui "ini's iivn'i fiiunfiil and prompt nt I.

,11111,11. OMil'K till iVInWh'k lilork. C. Hixon and Albert Hart, of near Sedgwick, were arrested by Constables Foroy and Green, chargeu wun assaulting W. L.

Black. They are out on $100 D.P.CALE,Sii BOOTS AND SHOES Made to Order. Impairing a Specialty. Opposite Htak oHice, 1 17 S. Main Nt.

mitted to the electors their approval or rejection. lie status that this resolution is no where entered on the journal of the senate or house; and was not published in the newspapers as required hy law. However, the Asssist ant Secretary of State certifies that this feature of the law was complied with. Mr Pickering further stall's that the enrolled resolution provided that voters must reside in the state six months, while the joint resolution as published in the session laws of 1803 specifics a residence of one year, so the resolution which passed the legislature ha never been published as hy law required. If his position is correct it would seem that all the efforts of his friends of equal Buffrago will be fruit, less even though the movement should carry by no overwhelming majority.

As to the facts as staled in this letter the writer knows nothing except what is embraced in the letter of Mr i. iv. un). htrcct Cur Collide. Two street cars attempted to pass each other while on the same track out on the curve of the Riverside line near the camp meeting last Tuesday night, and the result was two very sore mo-toneers ond two badly damaged cars.

Both were running at a good rate of speed, although the two mo'orneers claim to havo iieen running slow and that the other fellow was going fast and is to blame. Each car contained one passenger, both escaping unhurt. Geo. W. one of the motorneers, got his left leg badly cut and bruised andMotorneer Clark had his left hand badly mashed.

The cars wet a used up no UK Mcctlng- The church of the United ISrethen in Christ will hold a ramp meeting on Lawrence avenue, live miles south of Douglas avenue, commencing on Tuesday evening. Aug. I at 8 clock in. The committee on management earnestly invite the eo-opcnitin of all who love religion and abhor iniquity to come and pitch their tents with us and worship for a few dnyf in the grove "Cod's fi rat Temple." The object, of the meeting will be for tins conversion of sinners ami for the promotion of "Higher Life'' Christianity, The meeting will continue ten days, nod possibly over the second Sabbath. S.

W. Koontz lit'DV'S ril.K SKITUSIToity cnanm Iccil Id i iiic I'IIim anil 'iiistiniti'h, or lummy ri'lniiil'l, i'ciiH linx. M-iiil slump for rlr-cu ars ami Vriv In MAK 1 1 KI'DV, l.uiicasliT. I'a. by all llist-class ilniu-Ifisls.

() K. I'nlts iJriii; Wliiilcnali! iifi'liis, i hita. Kan iu b.id shape and the wreck delayed the car service for some time. Repairing Neatly Done. 121 Mont.

Dougliia Av Wietiit.ii, Khiih Wichita fit kh niHi I j', hh'I (tru liftio to Mny, und urn if aii fjiiMtit'HH I -r 1 ho fnrutH, H'um-tlnnf ImK lit miii Int'ln wonderfully in tim priMt, ycitr. It miiHt It cMii-i our work (h ii'wiijh wtmr n-Ih'I to he HHtKf t'tory, ttiui out tr atniHiit of iml rons with M'Hpwt. PKKlKOAHIMvTH fc2.ro AM) $4 HI. Ijur'fl groups licnpiT thiia Anywhere Kl-ft. KntruucH l'Ki N.

Main. bona to have a hearing neiore jusuce Jones next Monday. Maggie Ritter wants the city to pay $5,000 damages because it left a pile of sand on the pavement unmarked by danger light one dark night, and she was thrown from a buggy and permanently injured thereby. TJpe O. E.

S. will give a lawn social at the borne of Mrs. Z. M. Cossett, cor-nor of Riverview and Central, Friday, August 17.

A musical program will be rendered. Ice cream and cake served. Everyone cordially invited. There is danger that the new company of colored militia will go to pieces, on account of its inability to give the $2,000 bond required by the state for the safety of the uniforms, guns and other equipments. Men who had promised to sign bond failed to come to the front.

If you can only afford to take one paper, the Star should be tho one. If you can take two or more the list should include the STAR. Our worst enemies admit that the Star prints more home news than any other single newspaper in Sedgwick county. Rev. J.

J- Daugherty, a distinguished minister of Kansas City, lectured to a crowded house at the Firrt Presbyterian church last Thursday evening, his subject being "Good He everlastingly scored the ollicers of the law for winking at prohibitory law-violators and recommended that the metropolitan police system be abolished in the best interests of prohibition. He says that Lewelling is said to have promised to keep 1,000 joints running in cities of the first class, in order lo secure a re-nomination and Camp Meeting. The Methodist camp meeting has drawn large crowds every night this week. The preaching hsw been earnest aud a lively interest has been awuk-ened in religious matters. The sing J.

Hume died at ocIock a. m. Monday last at Eureka Springs, Arkansas, where lie has been for some time on account of poor health. At. a called meeting of the liar Association at the court house Tuesday morning the following resolutions of condolence were adop'ed: Whereas.

The members of the bar of Wichita, Kansas, have learned with deep regret of the, death of one of its members, John E. Hume, and Whereas, By his death we have lost ft member whose nntiring industry, commanding ability and devotion to his profession at an early age hod won for him a high place before the bar of the state of hit adoption. Therefore be it Resolved, That the sympathy of this bar is hereby tendered to the family Vogfatiz. I'll tuliurj; U. A.

It. ArruiiKriiiKnIii. "Tin, iHtariii'' cimii'H to th frnnt as ijfjnl willi V' ry Imw tor tliH Kit (i. It. lit, I'm.

'Him round trip mlt in iiiO'hI 'J ratlUj AnMixiihlion territory it.nhly on'' iml, or $11 from In und iM from Misoiii i ivr; mill oni" far from ii' in Ksnsiis Ut amvo at tlirouvh rl''. irk" swill sold Kiiiitiinlicr 7di anil tli ood io rtie any day rip to find im-liiiiiriK ri'itnilsn Ki. IsHI NosiKaioir, stu iini. iln-p'lsitinK or oOiit tiwlli-ss work rcuir'l at Hittslinrtc wlii'H tin' 1 -1 is liasil vol y- nll. Cer.

Main and DoiikIhk A If you want a Really First Class ing is excellent. Rev. lion S. Colt was the sjwaker last Sunday night and hit preached a thrilling discourse to the largest congregation eer gathered in the camp tabernacle. He suffered all day Monday from nervous prostration and was compelled to cancel ois engagement at the national chautauqua.

Mr. Colt puts all his nerve energy in his delivery and suffers for several days from a reaction after a special effort. He had intended to leave for chautauqua last Tuesday, but ho acted on the advice of his doctor and cancelled his engagement. Married Ijy .1 nil ge Stratton, Thomas F. Boyse and Josie Hamilton of this city were nmrrted by Judge Stratton Tuesday.

The Judge also united in the holy bonds of wedlock, George W. Lewis of Jefferson, O. and Maggie G. Crumbaugh of Chase. The Otlirlul Koute.

The Santa Fe has been chosen the Shite ri Hail Cut, (into II. W. CHAPMAN, N. Main HI. llilliK is S'-IHi' l.

Ili-sntlrki-ts UP' Ifoeil to ito oil oin on tin. r-t in ii st i.ny point nst of lii'-at'o widen I lie dual liin I of I'm ti'-si-t Tliri.iiKn cars of irlaas vill run from Kariras puirts to HMfcliil'tf It IiomJiI Is ithm in mind tlmt tin, "It'S'k Ixiand" lias rn-v down on this of Onsini'ss find lows nny lin lo sppr aih It in iffncronn IrwitmeiU of tin, old v-ts and tliWr (rii, ids I I mi hi wrlm "Kork Island" wills for parlinujars or T.J. A niir hon. A. (i T.

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and friends the deceased, and that a copy of these resolutions be furnished his wife and parents. Resolved, That a copy of these resolutions be spread on the journal of this court, and that the court as a mark of respect to the dcenscd. do adjourn W. E. Stanlkv, H.

L. Gordon, C. V. Fkrouson, Committee. J.

J. Park, Chairman. Mr. Hume bos been suffering from diabetig for a couple of years past and his demise has been anticipated for W.L Douglas IS THE BCST. NO SQUEAKING.

93 SHOE And olhcr uptrlaltlci for somu time by those who knew bis phy official route for the Kansas Division uables and change they could Una wnile the Col. slept. He cordially invites them to call axain when he will be better prepared to entertain them. Frank McHale, the law partner of H. B.

Kelley, the Republican who recently joined the pops, has turned Republican after having been a Democrat for years- The Republican party is ahead on this deal, because McHale is a rather decent sort of a fellow. H- S. Livingstan, of Kansas City, is here visiting his brother, V. II. Livingston.

The gentlemen is a newspaper man having been connected with the leadiug K. papers His health is poor and he thought a visit to our salubrious climate would do him good. Gentlemen, Lad let, IUija ami Misses are the Best in the World. See drfcrlpOve adrertlRe meat which aipear In thl aper. Take no Substitute.

lnslit on taring I that if the Governor made such a promise he is keeping it. The Wichita Musical filed articles of incorporation in the office of the secritary of state today. It has no fixed capital stock but has goods and chattels valued at The directors are twenty in number, as follows: Mesdames Carrie Hutchinson Clap, Virginia L. Coen, Helen B. Robinson.

Nellie Hobbs Smyth, Anna McClung, Hattie K. Dyer, E. Higginson. Mary E. DuBois, Ella F.

Ross, Alice West, Nellie Childs, Cleveland. Laura B. Larimer, Eva E. Gill, and Misses Jennie E. McClung, EWie Fitch Walker, Etta V.

Mason. Tennie Cleveland, Leida H. Mills and Jessie L. Clark. Topeka Journal.

sical condition. Hume iuiiy reul- G. A. R. to the National hnramp.

ment'at Pittsburg which meets Sept. izf-d hi helpless condition long ago but 11th. The Santa Fe has tendered Di-! noiwunsianuing mis iiss uccn one oi vision Commander Campbell and his tho ntudious and diligent member staff the use of a special car which will He leaves a wife and par-be used a headquarters ear along the hi remains rente. The official train will leave will 1 taken to his old borne in Oh: liOKU.AS' SHOES, JC name price stamped on bottom. Sold bj PHOTO-EKGRATING AND ZINC ETCHING.

110 North Main Street. Kare ior uiierrmeni. Wichita at 8 o'clock Sept. "th. NEFFS' 414, N.

MAM. OUftTXR BABRI8TKR. for round trip..