Salina Daily Republican-Journal from Salina, Kansas • Page 4

PLANTERS' STATE BANK. HURT AT BRICK PLANT. AT SOLDIER GAP. of Special I CAPITAL $50,000. T.

VV. Roach, Vlce-Pres. Prank R. Spier, Asst. Cashier.

SALINA Fred H. Qalacy, Prea. W.T. Welch, Cashier. Instruments Sale at 50 cents to Violins, Guitars, fringed Money to loan at lowest current rates.

Foreign Exchange bought and sold. Prompt and careful personal attention given to all business entrusted to us. Your account solicited. Fred H. Qolney, T.

W. Roach, W.T. Welch, F. D. Shellabarger, TSSO.

U. B. Tapper, Frank R. Spier. Banjos.

For the next 30 days I will offer for sale, very cheap, all of my choice line of 'Stringed Instruments. Will sell ment plan from 50c to til paid. This is the opportunity to secure a first-class instrument at a bargain. Call and examine goods for yourself. Can please you, willsell cheaperthan ever before as all instru ments must be cleared wrrw fstv 10 iisuui 1UI an UAlcnoiVC go east to purchase, and to call and get first choice.

Remember that all goods are guaranteed Washbern, Lakeside and others well-known brands. A. Vernon 12f south Santa Fo Avenu. Built Right, Wear Right. Methven is now making the celebrated Cleveland's Choice Chocolate Creams There is nothing Beer, try them.

9 Methven. mim FQ2ECAST. furnished bj the fl. O. eantile Co.

Lee Mer- Ram tonight and tomorrow, warmer. Local -Intelligence. Z. C. Millikin is Judge Musser is in Minneapolis on busi ness.

if yon want a stylish shirt waist call on Wynkoop. The Maccabees hold an important meet ing tonight. Charley Height has accepted a position on the Hutchinson News. Dr. Miller had a team of driving horses shipped to him Saturday from the west.

The Juniors of the Wesleyan give a banquet to the Seniors tonight at the National. The county commissioners will finish their work as a board of equalization Wednesday. The residences of M. M. Briggs and airs, xjay, Boutn aeventn, are receiving ooats of paint.

Department Commander W. W. Martin appointed Capt. J. G.

Mohler of this city one of his aides-de-camp. A marriage licence was granted today to Kasper Heim, aged 25, of Topeka Lecia Hefner, aged 16, of Salina. The Directors of the Salina Bicycle Our work shows its qual ity it doesn't show the wear. It is the very best we can do, each piece, because we aim to make each seperate piece just right. If you like style, nicety of finish, and fine, wearable ma terials, you want to leave your order with us.

LINDBLOM BMSTEH, A Suit of clothe9 made by you are sure of getting your money. We want $25 Suits and $4, $5 an NotMiu 2 Miss Dion, the ex pert corset fitter, is now at B. F. Joiner CO. She Will he at tlie I store all week from 9 to 12 a.

m. Don't fail to call and see her as this is a srreat opportunity to learn some- fl.S nniTT An I 1 -IX 1 SetS and WThat Kind tO I wear. All corsets are nttea ine same as ai dress, for wliich a pri vate dressing: room has heen prepared. B. F.

Joiner Co. 11 me oun eauor could snow up a measure of pne-fifteenth of the consistent Republicanism of 1T. D. Fitzpatrick it would be in a position to criticize the latter gentleman. If J.

G. Mohler had not I voted against W. A. Calderhead two years ago and against W. Burch, the same fall, that worthy, too, would be in a pos ition to criticise.

Both gentlemen should close tneir mouths on the ouestion rf party loyalty. The, Children's Day exercises at the Christian church last evening were well attended. Every one whose name appeared on the programme was present and responded. The exercises were well rendered and great credit is due those who instructed the children. Prof.

G- E. Spohn and wife, of Ramona, come in this evening on th Mis souri Pacific. He takes up his abode in rooms of Mrs. T. J.

Polly, 308 South 4th Street. Prof. Spohn takes Prof. Hanam's place as penman in the K. W.

B. C. after June 15. M. D.

Berg and daughter, Miss Clara Berg, returned from a trip to Kansas City last night where Cthey have been buying goods for Mr. Berg's new furni ture store. Mr. Berg expects to open up about July 1st. Lindsborg people had a Sunday school picnic yesterday afternoon at J.

A. Pihl'e grove, near Rose Hill. A large crowd was in attendance, and refreshments were served. Pique suid Duck Skil'tS, .1 USt tllO idea G. J.

Brunger Co. COMMENCEMENT "CONCERT. Tuesday Evening, June 12, University Chapel, I at 8 O'clock Chorus Wake to the Hunting Smart Left Piano Solo Di Laniniernioor) Leschetzky ((b) Katf Miss Alma Ipna Eberhardt. Vocal Duet Love Shall Guide Thee White Mrs. Wright and Misg Stolz.

Male Chorus Hunting Hood, DeKovcn ObL Solo Prof. T. R. Stevenson. Mandollu Chorus La Petite Overture Weeks Mandolin Club.

(a) Serenade unorus lb)Wno Knovs What the Bells Say. Piano Solo Lucretia Borgia Miss Maggie Farley. Vocal Solo Who's At My Window Osborn Mrs. nuua Toye Wright. Duet, Two Pianos Polonaise Military Chopin Miss Eberhardt Mr.

Wright. Chorus-Hark, Hark, My Soul Shelley Sol-- Miss Lillie Stolz. Piano Quartette Military March Misses Jeane Martin, Medeline Strlckler, Misses Edith McDowell, Edna Eberhardt. Quartette Oood Night Wright Mrs. Wright, Mrs.

Holter, Messrs. Tolle and Boyd. Miss Anna Catherine Eberhardt Accompanists- Mlga GraMKOsborn. Musical Director Mr. Mark Everette Wright.

Admission 25 cents. Gents' Furnishing goods, the best values at the Salina Mercantile Co1 A new lot of Shirt Waists, the latest styles. See ours be fore you buy. G. J.

Brungrcr Co. SilYer Find at Its Base On tie Farm ol G. E. Holmberg As announced briefly in this paper Sat nrday, while digging a well in a rarine on his farm near Soldier Cap, on Section 32, Washington township, G. E.

Holmberg struck silver bearing rocK, eleven feet be low the eurface-of the ground. He was un able to proceed with his well digging any father, owing to the rocky formation, He sent specimens" to the State Agricul- tural college for examination, and received word that if the stuff was plentiful, he had a rich find in silver. In Holmberg's opinion, there is an abundance of the ore. He also Bent specimens to Topeka. Mr.

Holmberg says that there are indications of oldjexcavations all along the ravine. "Soldier Cap," as it is called, is one of the most prominent elevations in the 8oatnwe6tern Part of tne county aQd owes its name to its resemblance to the old- fa9hioned Boldier a caP Who knows bnt tnat soimer uap may be the very locality of the "rich silver mines," which are described in the old Indian legend, bnt have thus far been unknown to the present generation of white men. If it is the locality, surely the farmers and land owners in that vicinity have fortunes at their very doors. MONUMENT FUND. Twenty-seven Dollars Reported Today.

for H. H. Motter, the energetic Monnment Fund solicitor, reports the following 27 $1 subscriptions for today: Previously reported 150 00 A Austin Fager Lindblom Bergsten Albert Nelson Eberhardt Jas Johnston Perry Bros. J. I.

Swartz O. P. Hamilton S. Hendershott C. W.

Lamer Norbert Swartz Anderson Bros Solarium (Mrs Cowen) Chas Hanley Wyatt Ludes Louis Alt Jas Purcell A Brown Berg SamE4Hoovcr -H Sand A Fern Armstrong Blundon "Dr. Phillips MT. BARBARA SCHOOL. The Graduating Exercises Over Promotions Made. A large per cent of the Mt.

Barbara cadets left last week for their homes in southern Kansas and Oklahoma and were quite pronounced in their words of praise for Salina andhe Mt. Barbara Academy. A few will remain for some school work during the summer. Prof. Gates feela greatly encouraged over the first year's work and expresses the belief that the attendance for the second year will be large enough to re quire added dormatories.

The Academy sends out two graduates this year Cadet Hastings Marshall Roberts of South Dakota who completed the Latin course, and Cadet Fred Newton Adam of Cedarvale, who complet ed the Commercial course. Each deliver ed an oration at the Class Day exercises and received their diplomas The following promotions in Corps of Cadets were made by the faculty at the close of the year: First Lieut. Arthur Hobson to be Cap tain. Second Lieut. Otto Thompson to be First Lieutenant, First Sergeant A.

Lcedy to be Second Lieutenant, Sergt. Homer Leedy to be Ser geant, Cadet Adam to be Sergeant, Cadet Skavlen to be'Sergeant, Cadet Denoya to be Sergeant, Commissions and warrants were pros ented to the above named, cadets fy the Academy Commandant, Col. Stiles, who is a retired offioer from the regular United States Army. The gold medal for the best drilled ca- det waa awarded to Cadet Dean O. Skavlen who was also awarded a prize for having made the most improvement daring tne year in penmanship.

The prize for the best specimen of writing waa awarded to Cadet Walter Lindblom. The different programmes for Commencement week were carried oat trs announced and the interest manifested by tae large attendance of visitors despite the hot weather, was certainly 'a marked degree of encouragement to the BchooL The Cavalry Drill and Field Day exercises of the week at the Academy grounds were especially interesting. a 4 A George Cornelius Strnci By a Runaway Train Car. Geo. blaster at the Salina Vitrified Brick Plant, was struck by a runaway tram car this afternoon "at 1:30 and was badly injured.

A line of tram cars run from tne clay pit to the mill, a distance of 50 feet, and the track has a sharp incline. As one of the cars, heavily laden with its load of clay, reached the dump, the cable broke, and the car made rapid descent down the track and into the pit. Just as the car reached the pit, Geo. Cornelius started to cross the track and was struck by the car, knocking him doywn and badly bruising him about the head and shoulders. Dr.

Harvey was summoned and brought the injured man to his home. He stated this afternoon that his patient was in a semi conscious condition and he was un able to ascertain just how serious his in juries were. Cornelius is deaf and failed to hear the car descending the track. which accounts for a seemingly careless f- accident. K.

W. U. COMMENCEMENT. Began Saturday With the Delphian-Athenaeum Programme. Wesleyan Commencement week began Saturday evening with the rendition of a joint programme by the Delphian and Atheneum literary societies.

The pro gramme opened with an excellent pi ano duett by the Misses Vernon and Lightbody, following which F. M. Rarig delivered the opening address. Mr. Rarig is an eloquent speaker and made a most excellent talk.

The programme of recitations and papers was an entertaining one, interspersed by soixie good musical se lections. The singing by the Deiphian quartette was especially good and very entertaining. The programme closed with an address by Miss Mae Templin of the Athenaeum society. Maggie Wilson Case Postponed. The case of Maggie Wilson, charged with being an inmate of an immoral resort which was to have been tried this morning in police court, was postponed on account of the illness of the defendant.

Two phy sicians lestinea mat ner condition was such that her health would be endangered by attending court today. The case was set for Thursday morning. Its High Time. That everyone in Salina knew wnere to get their iBimdry work dene, but we have to fill this space every day and ehow you a new picture occasion al- it to kiap you from getting bored. Of course you are a patron of the.

Salina Steam Laundry. CURES all Kidney Kidneycura. Diseases, Backache, etc. At drug ensts. or bv mail.

tl Free book, ad vice, of Dr. B. J. Kay, Saratoga, N. Y.

ITabvbt, Poti 9. J. 8. Crawford PboneOO. Drs.

Harvey Crawford, Office over Gates' Store, opposite postoffiee. Pff OSB 33. yHimp- Directory, Salina Lodge Mo. 60 F. 6 A.

M. Stated communications first and third Hon day in each month. Visiting brethren fraternally invited. Pact. Q.

Wakenhct, W. M. Thio. B. W.

Skitz, Sec'r. Salina Chapter 18, ft. A. M. Stated convocations second and fourth filon days of each month.

Visiting companions fraternally invited. C. X. Hilton, 11. p.

John H. Brown lodge, Mo. 218 A.F.&A.M. Stated eommncationa I and 3 Friday of eacb month. Visiting brethren fraternally welcomed, T.

Bond, A. P. G'nick, Master, Harmony Chapter Mo. 2, O. K.

Meets 2 and 4 Friday evenings each nionth. Mas. F. T. M.

Miss A. M. Doolbi, Sec Aakelon. Commandtry Mo. 6, T.

Stated conclaves 2 and 4 Tuesday's of eacb month. Visiting 8ir Knigbts courteously invited. M. D. Bua, K.

C. ALU Bxso, Recorder. IsU Temple A. A. O.

M. 8. Stated sesaiona third Tuesday ef each month iLXxBzso, B. C. Gulp, Recorder.

I1L Potentate. 1. O. O. F.

8alina Lodge No. 507. I. O. O.

P. meets every Thursday evening at their hall, corner cf Iron avenue and 7th street. Visiting Brothers Fraternally welcomed. M. D.

Berg, N. f. Haslk. See. SZSIST FKXTAXLX7G SZSZASSS.

Eagle Drug Store, $1.00 per week. Mandolins and same on the easy pay 1 .00 per week un out in order to make rtAnl rV I III OlUUfV WIIILII I Will flUUI I therefore I invite you us is bound to please, and good value you to see our $18, $20 and $6 Trousers. see for yourself. the Tailor tls it Cool Enough for You If not, come and see what we can, give you in cool, Shoes or Slippers for little money. We have a large stock of wide toe serge busk- ingstrap slippers and low shoes that will just suit you.

Come and sse us. Sherrin's Shoe 121 N. Santa'Fe. Bii Beiflctioi Jn Spring; All ngnt snaaes so at a great reduction. The demand we have had for our spring suits go to show the good values we are giving our cus rpu i tomers.

The style and gen- eral make-up please the most fastidious and for wear you nave our every suit. guarantee with Call and be con vinced. Gardner, The Tailor. CLimad Central Block. EDWARD LOTZ: Local gent for following steamer lines Hamburg-America, North German Lloyd, Canard, Anchor, American, EedStar and Holland America.

Tioketi on sale to all parti of the world. OSoe 110 and 113 Corth th street, Balins, Kanaaa. Mercnant Tailors. Shoddy about them. Come and Southeast of Postoffiee.

tinn.ti,. ikIioi iiot wejitnei Don't You nnt si Bath Koom in Yonr House We should like to fnrnish plans and estimates for equipping a bath room for yoa There-is opportunity for a consider able range in the cost from the modest but first-class outfit to the most elaborate lana ornate. We furnish everything and guarantee an our work. Salina Plumbing Odd Fellow Building r-wpho-i- 1T Last Chance. Although the Spring Season is advancing we still have a few choice Patterns left, which we wish to show vou and makeup for you at prices that will be satisfactory.

ii R. A. BROWN, Teacher of Mandolin Guitar and Banjo. Studio over Pacific Express Office We are Pushing As a. leader the superb one piece crank ANDRAE a 22 pound wheel.

Except the Orient it is the highest pi iced wheel on the 1900 market. One of the and positively guaranteed to run OHO LIGHTER than any other New wheels from 15 to 65 dollars. We trade for old wheel and do first- class repair work. Salina Manufacturing and Trading Company. F.L.MARTIN,Mrr.

GAS To Ways to Cook One Clean, Convenient, Economical, gaining i in popular favor every a day. One Dirty, Clumsy, Wasteful, behind the age and rapidly going out of use. Buy a gas stove. Wm; Tracy. Henry T.Harvey, DENTIST.

02ee in Daily Bioek, oTfr Gato. Kiopist Ber mill COAL rooms, Thursday evening. The marriage of Miss Millie Swensonto Mr. Will Hamner will be solemnized to morrow evening at the home of the bride's parents southwest of the city. The Abilene Reflector Saturday published a picture of Charley Case, of that place, who is well known here.

Mr. Case gradu ated last week at the Emporia college. a inppie weaaing win tafce place in Dickinson oounty next week, when the three daughters of E. A. Bird will be married to three well-to-do young men of the country.

A hone fell down in front of the resi dence of C. H. York yesterday. Dr. York, veterinary surgeon, was stopping there.

It was very good of the horse to go to the doctor himself, netio current. as if drawn by a "mag-The doctor soon put the horse on his feet again went off as good as new. and the animal The best $1 Men's Shirts in the city at the Salina Mercantile Co. Crystal Ice Delivered Daily, good service guaranteed. All kinds of dray work promptly attended to.

VtOTJOTItinTl Dhnnnd 5 and n. If.UlblbUAUU, lUUIiOfl 237. I une sue SolbetM WANTS. Wanted, Wasted A stenographer who can do good accurate work. Address Competent, P.

O. Box 120. 3t Wanted A furnished room, not too far out. Address, "room" O. box 126.

Wanted: A girl for, general housework. Ap ply to Mrs. W.T. Welch, corner of Walnut and Ninth. 4t Wanted Two girls at the Salina Steam Laundry.

tf. WANTED A good girl for general housework Apply 515 South Santa Fe. WANTED ACTIVE MEN OF GOOD CHAR ACTER to deliver and collect for established wholesale and exporting house. Bona fid a sal ary of $900 a year guaranteed with expenses. No experience repaired.

References exchang ed. Enclose selfaddressed stamped envelope to Wholesalers and Exporters, Third Floor, 334 Dearborn St. Chicago. Agents Wanted. Salesman or lady to sell an article to Mer chants.

Indispensable to any line of business. retail, wholesale, Department Stores and buy. ers. uood Inducements to reliable parties. Address, Nelson Manuf.

505 -Shulkert Kansas City, Mo. For Sale. Fob Sale Very cheap, a light-built Surry nearly new of up-to-date pattern. Apply at thisofflce. Foe Sals A fine residence lot on Street.

Apply at this office. State For Rent. Fob Best Furnished house for summer to party without children. Call on Mrs. B.

B. Sterenson, 225 South Santa Fe. Fob Best The only large boat on the river. For terms and key apply at the Waterworks. 3t Fees E.

Moekison. Foe Bent Three famished rooms for light housekeeping on 1st floor and eloee in. Inquire of O. D. Olda, 256, South 5th St.

tf To Bent Front room, furnished or nnfur nished. Enquire at Thatcher's Bestaurant. Found Fouxd Two dehorned cows. Owner may get same By calling at Bev. Miehener's, 1317 South Santa Fe, and paying expenses.

tf llifi Kind Ysfl HawAiway? Bsi Sale. vMHHHHMMMtMHMMMMMMHMnMMTOTf to "SH iti HI li ir. 'A in i 1A This week we are showing a special line of trimmed hats at $1.00 each. It will pay you to investigate this. The Hoyt- West Milliner) Co.

ONE DOOR WEST FARMERS NATIONALBANK. One Price tohll Cash Only. ASH' lITfiR iLl CLCAMSES THE LIVER AND BOWELS AID FOSTIXTXS TEZ STSTE2I TO For sale by Seitz's Special Agents..