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The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1893-02-11
Church Directory.

Divine services IN the Methodist church as
follows:
providence, LIST and 3rd Sundays, II a. m.
- list and Bird %. m.
Pecan Grove, 3d and 4th Sundays, II a. IN.
Rransylvania. 2nd and 4th Sundays. 4 D. M.
Providence, Prayer meeting, every We'd
nesday at 2. M.
Providence, Sunday School every Sunday
ut Ola. IN. r S IsBELL. p. c
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Iotai ...... $3.50. :. Sl043 Az
We have examined the reports OF
the Tax Collector and Treasurer. find
both correct aud recommend their APP
prevail
The Treasurer's report shows
Balance on hand ............s 1887 81
We have recommended paid this
meeting claims amounting to Sl04340
and have arranged with the Treasurer
for their payment.
II. X. BARWICK,
PHIL MCGUIRE.
The Board adjourned to meet Wed.
nesday. March Isl, 1898.
p. ID. QUAYS, President.
YANCEY BELL, Secretary.
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ARTICLE |.

The name and title of this corporation
shall be known as the
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1893-02-11
POLICE JURY PROCEEDINGS.


Lake Providence, La, Feb. 1, 1893.
The Hon. Police Jury of East Car
roll met this day in regular session.
Present.. ID. Quays, President; H.
X. Barwick and Phil Mcclure.
Absent-Robt. Nicholson aud c. A.
Voelker.
Minutes of July 18th read aud APP
proved.
The President appointed Mr.. Bar
wick chairman pro tenn OF the Finance
Committee.
The Secretary was instructed to
write President w. r. Ogden of the
Lcvee Board, the dangerous condition
of the Cottonwood levee in this par
ish.
The Finance Committee made the
following report, which was adopted !:
Lake Providence, La, Feb. 1, 1893,
To the Hon. Police Jnry-Genile-
men We the Committee on Finance
tlo o,.xvouat <,f tho 20 tln ~
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1893-02-11

We recommend the payment of the
following approved claims, and that
the Secretary be authorized 10 war
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1893-02-11

market value within 10 days from such
offering. then the same may be otherwise
disposed of.
All stock purchased by the Company
may be re-issned at the discretion of the
Board of Directors.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1893-02-11
lin THE

rtshes 81 East Garrett West Carroll Asesa saa Cess Csss
Bought and xsid Cs4snisstsA.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1893-02-11

No stakeholder of this corporation shall
ever be held liable or responsible for the
contract. faults or failures thereof in any
further sum than the amount OF unpaid
stock for which be has subscribed or may
own.
Nor shall any informalty in organization
have the effect of rendering this charter
null
This corporation shall have power TO
issue stock for services rendered. or to be
rendered to it, or IN payment of purchases
made by ii.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1893-02-11

NJ Loans improved pAa sYeedn
lowest rate Of interest negotiated through the Equitable
The evening world., 1893-10-26
SAYS SHE WAS DEFRkUDED.
Mss Bryan Wants q Real Estate
Transaction Set Aside.

Miss Emma Bryan, OF 500 Twelfth
street, Brooklyn. succeeded to-day in
getting her case against Louis j.. Grant,
a ~w"il-kuown criminal lawyer, of New
York: Payne n Shotwcil. real estate
dealers. and Mary l.. Payne before
Justice Landon and a jury in the Cir
cult court, brooklyn.
Miss bryan charges the defendants
with trying to defruud her out Of $500.
worth of real estate In New York city.
Miss Bryan said that in 1855 she cN-
changed. ON the advice of Lawyer Grant.
property that she owned at 223l First
avenue, New York, which was valued at
81. 900, for "A house and lot in one Hun
dr"l ana Nineteenth street. New York,
with - difference Of $a,vD in her favor.
She says she never got the money.
Miss Bryan alleges that Grant. work
ing for the int rests of Payne ~ Shot
well. then exchanged the newly ac-
quirel property in Onc Hundred and
Nineteenth street for some thirty lots
I'm Bay Shore, L. /, but that she neVcr
consented to this transaction. ana WAS
induced 20 sign the papers without
knowing what they We're.
The BAY shore property was owned by
Mrs. Mary T. Payne, wife Of MIR. Payne.
OF tn" arm OF Pawn" " Shotwell Miss
Bryan asks the Court to put the one
Hundred and Nineteenth street property
back IN her possession ana make the
defendants pay the costs Of the action.
The evening world., 1893-10-26
MRS. EMMETT BRINGS SUIT.
She Wants an Absolute Divorce
from Her Actor Husband.
Miss Emily Lytton Is Named as the
Correspondent

Theatrical people will not be surprised
to hear that Mrs. j. X. Emmett, wife of
the son of his father, is in the city.
theatrical
She is a quiet, little. domcsticated wo-
man, who for the past two years and a
half has been living in Geneva, Switzer'
land. with her Embellishments child. She
was educating the little girl and taking
French lessons herself at the same time,
Mr.. Emmct was to allow her "A certain
amount of money, and for n couple OF
years he IL said to have becn pronp,
in his remittanCes.
About fourteen months ago, 1t Is
said, these remittances stopped, and
Mrs. Emmett was pennilcss and sus.
picious. About two weeks ago she ar.
rived quietly in this city. Every efor,
was made to prevent her presence her,
from being made know. What she
discovered will be made known anon.
She has began divorce proceedings
against Emmett. Miss Emily Lytton
the leading lady of his company. is
named as correspondent. Miss Lyttor
is-or was-the wife of John A. Stevens
Sh" is a pood-looking wOman
Mrs. Emmett was Miss Daisy Kelly
of Penn Yam. Her father was a promi.
ncnt physician in that town.
Emmnt met her about six years ago
when she was at boarding school anC
married her.
to see her since her return, but has
been denied admittanCe to the house 81
Lexington avenue, where she Is staying
The evening world., 1893-10-26
FOOTBALL MEETING ADJOURNED
Delegates Meet To- Morrow NiRh hit to
Vote on the Obnoxious Rule.

The special meeting of the Intercol-
legiatc Football Association. postponed
from last evening, was held this morning
at the Windsor Hotel.
The meeting was convened at 10
o'clock. The following delegates were
present: Edward Mum and eX-Presidant
Ma Farraud. Princeton; cant +. A..
Iinkey n Manager Z. o.. Hotter, Yale;
Manager Judd and Capt. Gordon. Wes-
leyan.
Capt. Trencharl, of Princeton, was
called back to ola Nassau early this
morning by a telegram. stating. that
King was i'll and unablc to coach the
team but princetOn's interests were we'll
looked after BY Mum and Farraud.
The session, which was a very quiet
one, was only of half an hours dura-
ton. but 50 strongly dil Princeton and
Pennsylvania hold out against the oh
n%oxious undGrsraduate ruie that an
To avoid this, Mum, of Princeton,
moved that the meeting be postponed UNI
till tomorrow night. Yale seconded the
tomorrow the various delegates will
again cndeaVOr to arrive at some uetlnit"
conclusion.
1t is thought that Capt. Trenchard will
be in town tomorrow, and also that the
rule will either be 50 modified as to give
entire satisfaction to all or else be re-
sClnded.
Treasurer Mum, when seen after the
meeting, stated that the tone of the
delegates this morning seemed to be
more in favor of resembling the rule,
and that, with Trenchurd present at to-
morrow evenings meeting, Il conclusion
would certainly be arrived ut.
Neither Receiver Freedman nor the
University a. g. Committe" was pres
ent this morning. SO that nothing further
was done as 10 the grounds for the
: Pr~inceton-Yale game on Thanksgiving
The evening world., 1893-10-26
DROPPED SIXTY FEET TO DEATH.
Thomas Gray Instantly Killed IN an
Elsvator Accident n ProoElyn.

Thomas Gray, a lather. forty years
old, of rs Atlantic Venue Brooklyn,
was instantly killed this morning in
Rothscniid's new building, being on
structed at the corner of Fulton and
Jay streets, Brooklyn.
The outside work on the building,
which is eight stories in height. is near
ly completed.
There is a temporary elevator I'm the
building that is used for hosting
materials.
Grny began work at ! o'clock.
Thirty minutes later hr huistcd the
elevator to the second floor, and placed
a block Of wood underneath to hold it
stationary. He loaded Il with several
barrels and other materials, and was
about ready to lower the machine, when
the block slipped out Of position and the
elevator dropped. lie was carried with
it, aud il fell with terrific force to the
'sub-cellar, sixty feet below. The crash
alarmed the other wOrkm"n, and they
ran to his assistance. 1t was Of no
avail, however, for Gray had been in
stantly killed. Coroner Kenc, who was
notified, granted permission to remove
the body to Gray'S late home. The
Coroner will hold an inquest to deter
mine, who, 4 anybody. was responsible
for the accident.
The evening world., 1893-10-26

In tho Columbus a. Whitc-Cap trial the jury
fai.el 10 agree after being out twenty-three hours
Banker oscar Bills. charged with cmbezzlemcnt,
was acquitted by an Adrian, Mich, jury yestcr-
day.
Fred Martin and William GooAvick, Of Mclita.
Man. have horn arrested for passing counterfeit
bills u a large denomination.
BADGE Dortc, the American actress, has taken
tho G7era C0m.lue in London. England. Tor
Bryants society play, Mira
The Brazil. Ind, Grand Jury has indicted
charles C]oorrides for shooting and killing Thomas
Kress at MiIulubury, this county, two month
ago.
The Thurman club, of %Columbas o.. has adop .
resolutions drnr.aitIur tho democratic resistance
II the minority IN the United States Senate,
and urging repeal.
Serious trouble between conductors. engineers
and frcmou un the East Tennessee, Virginia and
Georgia Railway Is threatened, as Receiver Fink
has refused to withdraw the reduction Of 10 POT
cent, in wages.
4 suit has been commenced at West superior,
WIS. against th' West superior Iron and Steel
Comp1uy. hy The PittshurE Iron and steel EH'
g]iuccring Company To recover SOL, 800 alleged &c
be- due IN a steel plant.
The evening world., 1893-10-26
GREEN HAD A PISTOL.
1t Was in His Hand When Shot
by Policeman Gelhart,
Found To-Day by a Car Conductor
Where II Had Been Thrown.
n Conversation Overheard Sheds
Now Light on the Killing.

The police Of the Seventeenth Pre-
r,nct Brooklyn. are considerably excited
to-day over "a development WhlSh came
TO light early this morning in COnncC-
Zion yyitb ,,, sh,,.irr nr ~ IA X Groom
,.,.
DN foLiCctlah NILitIh 'vIiaIN 'I 'he
Ralph Avenue Precinct. on Friday last.
Shortlv nr,cr - o,cl,ck las, NIGHT John
~. Murray, a conductor III 'H' employ
OF the Broadway Surface ltaiiroad Com
r,,v RronE,vr v,s si,tInr I'm = side
room at The Howard House. when he
heard a conversation about the shooting
affair oo,rp IN hn.rynap tyn men I'm tho
9''"7 80
parroom''
He heard one of the men remark that
ne knew where III, revolver was that
uast
Green had i'll his hRnd when frlhart
shot him.
"Soma naomi. think a." continued tho
hI'i'~ ,','
speaker mat ne ulu not nave 1t re-
yolver, but | know better. AS he was
.,,egor,rg ,cross ortnr baiuc
49,. u,,.
shOt ne Threw ms revolver il'o 'he E'"9s
behind the picket fence on the south
std ,f p~,,,Lv,v re,r Conway street f."
The speaker was thch ASKED by ms
companion why ne Iii not yen tHt p9Ilte
this, and rtplied ihlt ne ihu Eol mo
trouble on several other occasions ~
giving nior NATION ABOUT olh'r p'opI' ;
affairs. uld not propose 10 nave
n more of II. II was th,1 "AI~'Hi.d
That they go ana look Tor the leFoINtr'
The evening world., 1893-10-26
VACClnATORS In HOTELS.
EMPLOYEES OF Uptown Houses Sub
iects of DR.. Dotv's Mer.

The Board of Health vnccinators are
at work III n humble of the first-class
hotels to-day inoculating the employees.
Among the hotels are the New Neither
lands and Hotel Savoy. at Fifty-ninth
street and Fifth avenue; Hotel st. Marc.
Thirty-cighth street and Fifth avenue,
and Brevoort House, Fifth avenue and
Eighth street.
The doctors are also vaccinating
among the employees in Cammeyer's
shoe store, Sixth avenue and Twentieth
street. The inmates on Wards and
H!ackwell's islands are being treated
to-day.
Dr. Doty said this morning that he
had made arrangements to send yaccinl.
tors to the Stock Exchange to-day, but
had not decided upon the hour at which
the work would begin.
chief Inspector Doty, of the Division
Of Contagious Diseases of the Board
of Health, is going to have all the girls
in the telephone central stations vacci-
mated. DR.. Doty said to-day hat he
was at present making arrangements.
He thought the work would be begun in
a few days. DR.. Doty is also Arranging
to vaccinate the girls and all hands
employed in some of the big cigarette
factories.
The evening world., 1893-10-26
WHO WANTS MR.. WlNDELL7
Arrested in London. 1t Is Said. for
q New York Crime.

SOUTHAMPTON. oct. 26.-An Ameri-
can named Windell, accompanied by his
wife and son, who was "A passenger on
board the Fuerst Bismarck. which ar
rived to-day, was arrested here.
According to report. Windell was
taken into custody at the request Of
United States Ambassador Bayard. and
he is said TO be wanted in New York
charged with a heavy defalCation.
Supt. Byrnes refused TO discuss the
above arrest when questioned by an
"Evening World" reporter this after
noon.
DistriCt-Attorney Nicoll had no knowl-
'dge of the affair, and said he was quite
sure no proceedings had been conducted
through his office.
The evening world., 1893-10-26
WAR ON COMFORTABLES.
LodRiaR-Houss Keepers Must Fur
nish Woollen Blankets.

DR.. Roberts, Superintendent OF the
Sanitary Bureau, has a corps of inspeC-
tors monE the lodginE-houses today
searching for violators of the sanitary
code.
The reason of the present raid Is 10
prevent the clearinghouse proprietors
using the o~ld-fashioned comfortahles for
the cots instead of the woollen blanket,
as prescribed by the sanitary code A
lodginp-huus" owner may lose his license
If he Is detected using these comforta-
blcs.
tend that 1t Is impossible to properly
fumigate and disinfect the COmfortables
ON the contrary, it is an easy and ex-
peditiOus task to treat the blankets.
The evening world., 1893-10-26
MORE SMALLPOX CASES.
A Patient Rides in a street Car on
Her Way to Hospital.

William Mcnamara, thirty-six years
old, Of 10 Roosevelt street, was removed
to Riverside Hospital this morning suf-
fcrinE from smallpox.
Kate RoCh, t%hirty-nine years old, of 42l
Watkins street. Brooklyn. was taken
sick "a few days 9 She came over to
this city this morning to see her brother,
who lives in Rutgers street. She told
him of her illness, and her brother took
her in a Dry Dock and East River sur
face car to Bellevue Hospital. There it
was found that she had smallpox. She
was taken to Riverside Hospital and the
Health BOard was notified.
The evening world., 1893-10-26
PILOT-BOAT LOST A MAN.
He Was Washed from the Negus by
a Heavy Sea.

The Sandy Hook rilot-boat Thomas s,
Negus, which Is anchored off Staploton.
$. l., to-day. has Il gap In its crew of
seamcn and pilots. The vessel came in
yesterday and reported that Apprentice
Frank Gillet was washed overheard and
lost late Tuesday night.
\ high sea was running and the vessel
shipped water. one OF the waves that
washed over the vessel carried Gillet
was an Englishman and was thirty years
old.
The evening world., 1893-10-26
SMALLPOX SCABS BY MAIL. 3
Sent from Muncte. Ind. to a Celin q,
O., Marshal.

LIMA, o., oct. 2G.-Marshal John
Woods, at Celina, received an anony-
nous letter postmarked Muncie, Ind,
which contained three large smallpox
scabs which had been taken from one of
the smallpox victims in tina city.
The uost-Giiice authorities have taken
the matter in hand and will make a
desperate effort to trace the letter and
sender.
hands before 1t reached its destination,
and several new cases may turn W in
the vicinity Of Celina.
The people there are greatly excited.
The evening world., 1893-10-26
DOCTORS MCCOY AND SNOW.

Offices: 8 East iGd street. near Grand Central
Depot, and SOB broadway. corner OF l4th street.
Domestic Sewing Machine building. Sew York
Etty. II you live at a distance write for a
symptom Hank. Address all letters to 3 East
i2d street. once hours TO II A. Nj. to I
+. NJ. 6 to T.. NJ daily. Sundays. 10 \. NJ.
to 3 =. NJ.
The evening world., 1893-10-26
MISSING AFTER BEING HAzED.
A Fa!rbury (Neb.) schoolboy Hasn't
p Home FOR Four Days.

FAIRRURY, Neh., oct. 2G-S p. Long.
sixteen years OF age. n attending the
High school here. has n missing for
four days, AMI no trace Of him can be
found. The rough element In the school
had threatened to haze him, and last
Friday several of the bullies lay for
Long. tied him 10 a tree. and threatened
nm WIN an Kinds OF punishment. The
released him, but he never returned
home.
The evening world., 1893-10-26
Abb,nk Has "A Strange Disease.

ST. LOUIS. OF. &c Albert Abhtnk. at he CITY
Hospital. Is SUFFERING from A disease called an
ghN''srnmum dod'nuIc, the ,H,,t ot which is 20
render him - whit" as marble. Even his tongue
gums and finger nails are devoid u! all color. lIn
r. believed Z. h" iHH hI-' patient suffering fT.Gi
the peculiar aim. n ever IN st Luis.
The evening world., 1893-10-26

GREAT BARGAINS
CHAMBER SUITES
n w EEK.
Jordan,
Moriarty&Co

1855, Isl and 1853 East 23d St.
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED A
LARGE LINE OF ELEGANTLY FIN.
lSHE0 CHAMBER SUITES FROM A
TEMPORARILY EMBhR ASSED
WESTERN ESTABLISHMENT.
WE HAVE PURCHASED SAME AT
SO CENTS ON THE DOLLAR.
DURING THIS WEEK WE OFFER
THEM AT PRICES NEVER OFFERED
BY ANY CONCERN IN AMERICA.
The evening world., 1893-10-26

Some
$40 OVerCOatS
For 10

THlS is the black flag,
the color of which with
stood the test of all
climates and conditions. 1t
was a piece of Black Llama
Thibet and it went all the way
from London to Australia and
back, at the masthead of a ship,
and was as brilliant and black
the day it came back as ever.
That's the way Llama
Thibet wcars-providing it's
genuine.
We have the genuine Llama
Thibct made into OvcrCoats.
They are as fine and soft as
silk ; pliable, easy, comfort
able and durable. BY a large
purchase, we are able to sell
them at $40 each. Any one
can readily see their actual
worth is double $40.
OF course we have Over
coats at higher prices. made
fauItlcssly and fashionably,
the same as we've always been
known to make for 81 years.
The evening world., 1893-10-26

Oppose effects Of FATIGUE, exposure, ma
LARA, with Milhau's CalIsaya, iS3 Broadway -
The evening world., 1893-10-26

The championship match between the
heavyweight Graoco-Roman wrrsilcrs.
The evening world., 1893-10-26

The Clifton Association announces the
Pilgrim Stakes, a race Of four miles, for
all ages. The stake closes on Nov. 4
This should be an interesting event. 4
public trial OF ycarlines win also be a
feature of the Clifton meet.
Father Bin DAILY has three ycarlings
which he claims have shown three
furlonEs in O.3j II one Is by TuTcu,
another by ST. Blais" and a third by
The Utilised.
The evening world., 1893-10-26

Aerolite, who was a good performer
in France, attracted = great deal of at
mas been aiiing Tor some i'm" The lat"
Congressman Scott purchased the horse
for stud duty, and ~ the sale Of the
]latter's horses J. II. Shuts, of Purkyill",
1,.nt,tt lig 4Nr1ftpr
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-10-10
KANSAS TO THE FRONT
With Fast and Improved Train Service To Kan
s.sCity, st. Loui~. Chicago and the
Worlds Fair.

Commencing Sunday, May 14tb, the
Missouri Pacific railway placed in opera
ton In addition to its present service. an
excellent through train between points ia
Southern Kansas and Kansas City, St
Louis. Chicago amp the Worlds fair. The
new train. No. '462, leaves Anthony daily
at $50 II. NJ; Wichita, 800 IA. m: FL Do
rauo, 10 a. M; Yates Centre, 1890 p m,
arriving at Kansas City at 5:45 d. m. max
ing direct connections with fast Missouri
Pacific trains TO st. Louis, aud with all
lines to Chicago.
This is probably the most satisfactory
aud serviceaDle schedule ever placed into
effect between points in Southern Kansas
and the north and east, and places the
state of Kansas on an equal footing with
other states i'll the matter of fast trains 10
the Worlds Fair city. An elegant equip
ment is used in the make Up OF this special
and everything is looked after that vii
add TO the comfort of the passengers. For
further information iii regard To rates,
routes, maps. time tables, ETC., address
nearest Missouri Pacific railway ticket
agent. or III. c. Townsend. general pas
seuger and ticket agent. st. Louis. Mo-, or
+. Il. BLEcKLEY,
p s. T. A. Wichita, Kan.
Telephone 21l, ia North Main street.
dl54 If
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-10-10
Artiiiciaiiy Tinted fruit

Some ingenious Paris dealers are re-
ported to have invented a way OF en-
HANGING the market value of their
wares. 1t is said that they color orsii-
nary oranges deep red. making them
look like Inandarins. which fetch much
higher prices They also tint pine
apples to make them look more attract
tive, and dye the common white straw
berries lovely red Melons are being
treated in similar way and tinted a
tine orange. their favor being increased
by injecting an essence of melon The
latest development OF this business is
N connection with pears, which are
dyed red for a third OF their size a;sd
blue below. thus presenting the ne
tlonal colors whea peeled These are
said 10 be IN demand for desser. or ;.e-
count of their novelty
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-10-10
OKLAHOMA COURTS.

The terms Of The district court have
been fixed as follows for Oklahoma. which
is il matter of general interest TO the at
torneys OF the southwest:
First dstrict-Payne county, second
Tuesday IN November.
County F-Second Monday in Decem.
Der.
County K-First Monday in February,
1894.
County Q-Third Monday in February.
Logan couuty-Firsr Tuesday in March.
Third dlstrict-Lincoln county, first
Tuesday in February.
County M-Fourth Tuesday in Feb
ruary.
County N-Second Tuesday in March.
Second district-At Enid, County O,
Oct. 8.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-10-10
4 COHLECT.ON.

The EAGLE desires to correct a slip
made III Sundays EAGLE in which Mr.. H.
}. Whitley was mentioned as the town
site agent of North Enid Mr.. Whitley is
not townsite agent of any town but is
treasurer and trustee Of several towns on
The Rock Island railroad between this
city aud Eft. Worth, Texas. Mr. E. W.
Sapderson is the townsste agent ut North
Enid and is known to be fully capable of
taking care of the interests OF that town.
Mr.. Whitley in connection with Dr. Smith
has just completed bank building at
North Enid and now have other buildings
under way. Mr.. Whitley is connected
with II number of banks and is known to
be Il careful, conservative investor.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-10-10

The Missouri Pacific Rsiiw4y company
has placed ia tie trim ssr~se- ths most s!e-
CANT reclining chair cara Sat ever spp~sr-
I'd IN the equipment q auy slBs wsss ~ ID.
Mississippi fgger- These cars aoH ruu
daily b~s.scn Wichita and ~. Lou.a and
wichita soc DenesE. Trey are H4o<is.s Of
beauty and cspsfofE Tie chair. srs sps-
eIous~szsisy adjusted aud eomfortsbis add
81 tie very latest design. Essry Car -
equipped With the eegsbrafe<a islnssxa "a.
lgbt sTsseEa whereby passenger eau rad
"a vel a. By 6syIizhf. siss DONG z~A
with tie e5ocxioss odcF smsnstsnx ffoz.
oil ssn5sz- Cara are heated ~ stealth frosu
fhe engine tins arosdsnx al even temper
st1re Throughout ( s~ car asil ssoiss-
lnS The can~erS experienced "a sha Old car
sieSss systsm- II yoa sos.s~tnDiAfs -zssls
sast % wssz. try tA@ S.lseosss Fzesfe pa!
wEy. ST. I<nei.txss sxsr~z~ leaves ~ seeise
Gssiy 81 - >. "a STRIVES ia -. l<1ass as
- Eek. nssEsirz DeEser sxgfs@s tsassf
" liLita 81 tza ?. ~. daily. 10 Il