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q shopping'

To man, shopping is a nuisance. veXa-
tious firing to his patience, and actually
fatiguing to his muscles aud nerves. 1T
is often no less So to woman. The care
worn purchasers. especially on rainy
days. burdeued with tapping. wet skirts.
um brellas and bundles, impress d physi-
clan with a sort Of horror. The women
have To 60 shopping. 1t is necessity
There is a total disregard Of the eXces-
sive strain upon their nerves and entire
system.
"The danger Of thus overta1ing the
centres which manufacture the nervous
enegy is Impossible to estimate" said
wise physician. cone longs to hear some
authoritative voice call out Stopi
StopT
Weakness Is an element of all diseases.
Faulty nutrition of some important part
of the body brings easy exhaustion in
even slight undertakings. Oyerwork,
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tire ia confusion with bis face buried in
his handkerchief
Then j. rs. Wetzel of the Southwestern
University, Winfield, spoke on the
the winner. He was very nice appear
ing young man with a nice piece His
Grafton was pi0us and his gestures rather
Aethodistlcs buta very clever speaker
altogether.
Charles b. Dalton az Baker e University,
Baldwin spoke on Revolution OF Evolu-
ton, which, But lIr Dalton didn't
decide clearly (which" BE looks like
Attorney General Little, only more 50,
and ms delivery was awkward
Charles T. Courtney, representing the
State n formal, had for his subject ssThe
Life" Dir. Courtney VIII make better
school teacher than statesman. Ia the
eyes Of the judges. however, he was
raE zed next TO the young nan from NJ In
field.
W. o. Allen from the Kansas Wesleyan
University. Of Saliua, talked about ga
Fundamental Issue" Ar. Allen has
side whizkers and wears eye glasses. He
told what socialism proposed ro do, and
why it shouldn't be done.
After music by quartette from Baker,
led by a young man who looks like Corse
Payton, Pretty Miss Gertrude Dewey, pa
Mashburn college. spoke en- Modern
lconOcIasm." Miss Dewey wore the
REGULATION Wash fflrr mortar hoard cam
and gown. Underneath the black
5a+fr No s~eal-ar arriD~ tha
eveninr received eIoser attention from
the audience and her delivery was rnr,r.b
more attractive than that of the men, so
r-1eh ~ that Chester T.orr marked har
IND ar5 9Ts5or 2To~rir o7 e7-+ F77gaTa
Wares 10 aid II Miss De-,eay Commended
that There vvss moro fa;fI In honest
5olb+s man ~ MANI l~aa9z Af+ar sba
gal1e5 and bo,sle4 S1rs va,To mn
zfarfa5 = sind. s.Da,-aF- Dav-ev mn
6ncil1eberrv De2zst g h,,f 3e WAS ogliclliv
snnnrezaa5
Tha 1854 sneaker vraz .o~fr r. Sears
from frl es+att ,,-,iz,er.i+-e ..-fl,-a e,lFiee3
49, ss-ba 7Tieairr 1T +6a rrar~a > He
d ! l,roflss~ ,.f the fri-rsIfss- s~erersI and
has tie same coI5red hair fhat charac-
farizas hfs hro+ba- br+ r.gzsasse7 IF sr
excellent voies. He raced he his
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ting the other metal behind it Ild.vil-
ual coinage creates money chat s. siu-
ply value. Independent. observing
simple purpose lt exchange fgr o0lfr
value. belongs to SIS p9ssesor ans
body responsible for &C. except Go prevent
Tile primaries should he So arranged
that we can get some chance to express
opinions on such questions.
III not only relieves. it does MORE lt
cures. VIE refer to One Minute Cough
Cure. Suitable for an ages, AN eandl-
tions, at all times j. is. JoNHs
The headquarters of Associated CharI-
ties is ia the Natatorium building, on
East 0th street All applicants f1r 500
should be referred 90 Sir Ellridse our
secretary, who VIII be found there.
BENJANTs J.. SMITH.
President Associated Charities
Hsoze Hfntea sourheuar ward
The Great Rock Island Route 81 SELF
ing tourists tickets to- all southeastern
points AZ very ioW rates.
We can send You to nearly any poiur
ID the United States on Canada with only
one change of cars.
H. o. GARvEv.
City Ticket and Pass Agent
6Q1 Kansas avenue
r7aIe Rates 10 Texas Points.
On the second Tuesday If each month
The Great Bock Island Route will sell
tickets 10 All points in Texas at ene Fare
for the round trip.
Elegant trains. smQotlest track au4
fastest time.
IT %. GARvEH
city Ticket ana Pass. Agent
Goa Kansas avenue.
Get our Prices before sou order Nl
will save you money
ALrHEN E McM ANUS.
Popular Price Iaiars
GAO kas. ave
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WANTS an EXPRESSION
or Republicans On the silver Question
al the Primaries.

at the Primaries.
TO the Editor of the State journal
SIR-There may be good reason this
year for Republicans so to arrange the
primaries that a chance may be given for
some formal expression of opinion upon
the question Of forcing the disuse of one
Of the precious metals as money.
The unfriendly legislation of our con-
gross for the past twenty years, REIN
forced by similar discrimination On the
part Of some of the important nations of
Europe, within a later time, have practi-
cally brought about such a steady de-
cline ia silver bullion that it's classified
ton Is probably fixed for the future in
classification with copper and lead and
iron.
When il reaches that condition Of deg
radiation, there may be some trouble ia
keeping the genuine fractional coinage
on a parity with its spurious imitation.
as the nickel alloy in the latter may be
worth more as money than the pure Sill
yer iu the former
&c ting back to the old laws authoriz-
ing the American silver miner to use the
American mints dis the American gold
miner uses the gold minis viii apply
great correction. Individual coinage of
American silver upon the conditions sur
rounding the coinage Of gold VIII start
all business enterprise anew in the west
certainly.
Coinage on government account is
really a discrimination against the metal
50 coined 1t affords a pretext for put
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al BAD LOT



fm Police Conrt-
The case Il Fanny Wright, colored,
and the Eve inmates Of BIER house, also
coIored, whose cases were continued
from yesterday morning. came 1p before
Judge Ensminger this morning. Fanny
was charged with keeping dis0rderly
house between g hird and Fourth streets
on Monroe. Thursday ni ght last Officers
Steele and Campbell made d raid on the
house and arrested the Wright woman
and two other col0red girls and three
colcred men. This morning they we're
ain found guilty. Fanny Wright was fined
SO and the other i've were fined $40
each
The keeper of the house has another
charge against her. that of stealing s29
from a man who had been in her house
Thursday evening. ON rhIs charge she
has been turned over 70 the state and her
case Is set for hearing before Judge
Chesney Monday morning at O'clock.
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WOMEN WHO GOSHOPPING.
ShreWd Physicians Glance att
the City's Crowds.

The Bargain Counter and the Ner-
vous and 1Auscuiar strain ON ~ onncn
That Comes from Buying Tor the
Household The preserver against
Poverty or Blood and Nervous
Energy.
eve read the Sunday papers ia the
big cities and the daily papers in the
towns for the advertisements of marked
downed sales" says the Boston Globe.
Sven as little girls they think Of going
a shopping
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johnson. which viii occur March ia
El Pas0. Tex.
Miss Martha McCabe Of Emporia, was
the guest of her brother Arthur, yester-
day.
AIrs. F. p. Baker is visiting her daugh-
ter in Newton.
Mrs Ernest Rice and Miss Blanch
West have gone TO Denver
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The Manager Of the BLACK Crook"
Company
-GgLTE OF OUFRLGE01s C0ElgCT

uJlLA1 VI UUIhAUhU80 JUNDUJA.
Permits Young stage Struck To-
Deka 6s1rI TO Accompany H1s Com-
Damy without Her Parents Consent
Ahe G1F1 Reeaptured-
Miss Lottie Bowes, pretty and stage
struck, has had her first experience on
the stage. IT was for one night only and
was with the eBlack Crook company
which played a two nights engagement
ia Topeka this week
Miss Bowes who is only 10 years old,
a belle in the younger society Set and a
member Of the Oxford club. Joined the
.Black Crook company without the
knowledge Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
" I- Bowess who reside al s04 jefferson
street, and when the company went to
y lchlta yesterday morning she went
with it.
This Topeka young woman who is
crazed with the idea Of going ON the
stage donned her theatrical clothes for
the first time last night at Wichita, but
before she had changed her attire and
dressed for the street she in addition to
playing the part assigned her in the
spectacular production, had been the star
10 dramatic scene in which her parents
Alr. and Mrs B0wes were her support.
and had promised TO come back home
again.
j. IT, Springer, manager Of the Black
CROOK company IS responsible for Miss
boWes running away without the consent
~ Aer parents, as any theatrical manager
OF any character whatever would have
refused to take a girl into his company
without the consent of her parents.
Manager Charles r. Elliott of the
Grand opera house, says the young
woman has been refused a place by
dozen or more theatrical managers this
season.
ar Elliott said this morning. 81 have
known Lottie BOwas since she was a lit-
tie girl and although she has seemed de-
termlned to go on the stage, I have al
ways protested against it and have a1-
Vlsed her against such course. She has
repeatedly come to me and asked for ir-
Productions to managers Of companies
playing here, but have not only refused
70 introduce her to the managers but
nave asked the managers not to listen TIP
her and to my certain knowledge several
managers have not only refused to take
her, but have given her good advice.
81 did not know until yesterday fore
noon that she had had an Interview with
Springer, but he had no business to take
her without some knowledge of her pa
rents, although she would I'LL the place
they want her for 70 perfection.
Miss Bowes stayed all night thursday
night with Ars. Harry MIeham at the
residence of John AIilehan. 21S Topeka
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of the ushers at the Grand opera house.
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BAKER UniVersify 1IoVes y 4 Noteh N
the List.
meeting ~ The officers W The state
oratoricaI contest was held this morning
at the Copeland. and in going over the
figures 81 the judges II was found that
Baker University WAS entitled to fourth
place instead 81 9th. thus setting Otta-
va University back one place
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WTNFIELD Is WINNER.
PUE an The GRAND OPERA HOUSE.



Speeches EXERCISES Continue TIN q
Late Hour.
First honors in the state 0ratorical CON
test went to Winfield college this year.
The State university was assigned third
place, Baker university hfth- and Wash
burn college seventh, with the other con
testing colleges ID between, and Wes-
leyan university bringing up the rear
"a Spontaneous outburst of racket
which the students with their hair parted
10 the middle are pleased to call spirit"
reached its climax when this result was
announced. 1T did not please q great
majority Of them but IN was the result
and they yelled. The most remarkaD bic
feature of the enthusiasm was an absence
of tin horns Heretofore horns have
been blown until there wasn't wind
enough left ia the opera house
to blow longer. Last night
however the president of the oratorical
association gave notice that horns would
be excluded, and that the police would
Conhscate All the horns blown. TIC was q
change for the better but not much
Some people and especially young men
whose voices haven't changed (for the
better), have voices that resemble tin
horns very strongly. They yelled until
they were purple in the face, and their
Threats felt as though they had been
aandpap ered. Most Of these young men
are very eentlemanly when alone but
fra a crowd act like they were possessed
By demons.
Governor Lewelling, Auditor Van
b Prather and j. X. Hudson occupied
seats close t0 each other "a the stage.
They no doubt had many new thoughts
and ideas suggested to them that never
occurred to them before. The students
with but one exception that Of Dit. Sears
Of Lawrence, spoke On broad, fundamen-
tai principles Of government, involving
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BORN

al girl came to The home of BTr and
Mrs Charles MilIspaugh Thursday.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs James Emery of
Brentwood station, girl
Christian socialist Sunday school
Meets in Office block every Sunday at
p. M, for the study of Christian social
ISM c. G. Clemens, lecturer Seats
free. No collection. TIE public cordi
ally invited
D. Holmes, druggist, 781 Kansas ave
Peerless Steam Laundry Az and IA
W est STU
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Clocks worth $3.50 have been selling
at s. AZ the Buhre sale. There are few
still uns1lds
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D. Holmes. druggist, 81 Kansas ave.
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PsgEIass So - ~ 80 q
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-11-03
Sas &tMtcramt.

Die irnoeu Mdnucr unIerer Staot. iueIde in ben
IeBteH Sebn Sabreu od5 StImmreht erLdH9t tabeH,
ernnern iid luabrIheiHIit per0nh ridJt Der trei9z
uiErelden g9abl I'M Sabre 1882 ais Der Sting" cine
Geibc GaRbi6aten fur bic oberite StGot9erhIsbaHt
uominlrt,, oenen elmer Den aSiHihen oes Soltc5
orct entseseH mar. Sas Solt iuei9erie ih, cteiem
Geboe ild al untcrlperen, mdhle Elm elqcUes 2ldtt
Gus uHo bIIcb nit Iber 10000 Uie9rbelt bel einer
Gcianmt= StITmeHSGbl BON unSetaGr $4,000 Sleger
bes Cages. Sie GIHndHoe geseH bic unterIeaeHen
GanoioateH bGfrteH Hid1t aut perlonllhen GrnHoeH,
iouoern eHtiprGHasH tbum poIItIlben SenoiieHtbum
uHo ben 9GiU0teH, bic, man betnrdtete biuter tbutH
faHoen. Die Snrser erannieH ote 6obe 2St9tt9teit,
aut MIR bic Mogd)tet zines Udg9rIffeS 5u pcrneIs
ben, uRb beitloien, oas G5eridtSmeieH Der Staot
ou cine uber 9Tilt Obsr Seroott erbGben, Stuie 5u
itelleH.
Iitiite ginliiie babeH, Der oientlieR 0ltlHns 3ros
tietruo, fur oas 5dhterant elHeH perm HomtHlrt,
bcicH SebnldhrI9e 29 dtlgtel ais StdatsaHpdt, ple
fir Die Iaaes espreiie, Die @roB9eihporeHen uHp bic
Tter Der Gerihsboie hlHseiteui, lhH ais tlr olele
Stcliura a6n3lid uHseeisnet ttHH6eIhHst: gsle IN
Sabre SS2 cutlprlHotH Die SlHU1noe Hldht perlons
lldsn oosr grtuatSG'rInoeE, ioubern poltliten anz
idliiiieH uno corrpeH SlHiluiien. gSliien mir Hlht
ban Die lbertretcr uEcrer SeieFe at leoer Art uHo
Seihaifeubet es IertIg 9ebraht, be Yahlnerle Der
Re9cruRl 10 6u beeHluiitH, bag ne Der Seitraluna
entolHOenf Coll eegeR Die ueberira9uHl iolher SIE@
fune au bic obertIe Staot9erttsbdnt gtIsmdno pro-
tcftuenl Gin Dii6grifi IN Der gusmabl zines UfapoT5
Stabtratbes 1Bt tp oleuelt: IN fotn9en Sabren
neoer gut MAIDEN; aber eIu Yi6arli IN otr ausmahl
zines Jiidters uUB finfSebH lan9e Sabre benebeH.
I'm pis uieI iuiptlQer s oaber, 6oB urlere StlmmsH
aeubeit uuo in eInem tI1e, lpeIder iit lueit uber
Iartcigdngersi crhebt, uerlueHoct Uerocn iouten.
Die granddaughter gerudbreH pie Vile tulileH, feline
GJelcgenbeit Sum GlHnonoe. SD le9c e5 oaber leoem
Itmotratrn, peItJ,m Die 24oblia1rt oieies 9cmein>
ipelcn5 iber Ales gebt oriH9eno ans orrS, in Der
bcuoritcteHoeu lDa6l Sobm s. 9obIer ais 1tltter
Der oberiteu StaotgerlDtstGHt 5u ttlnlnen. Sn bin
feiu Tepublltantr, Uno mein JuB I Hlt poH lartsi=
Sntereiie eiuaegeben. Die mateloie SergGu8enbett
oes 0rH. So5lLr mas gauIerfeIt oeS 9baratters uHo
Stelung in ocr drIiilIdeH STRIDE OHbctrlf sarGutlrt
baTlr, ou6 ndbreHb ieHes AmtsermlHs it tetHe ioi=
den @iufluiie, pe II: oG5 Staat5zAnndlisamt uulz
q.beu 6abeH, Der 6idterbaHt u0beH rpiirocH. 9SIr
aQe piiien, oas ods gIhteramt bon Bolltt adHS UH=
abb6ngig icin loQts 2Barum iolte eGber Irseno Elm
3Ueifel obDulteH, luIe man Bu itImmeH bar, penu
5miidl,n ben 9unoioGteH ih Kin 10 netcr Sontrait
betet!
Dian lit es Srn. 9obler Iduloia, Su bemerfcn, boB
8oritebenocs msoer aUi elH Sttreiben ooer ieiHen
lBunid, nod aui QeraHlGiiuHg ieiuer 6reuHoe uno
uutcritlter per0ifcntlIh Ulro.
Charles SS. 9oridI,
t264C) Ir. 110, Soptlns' 8lace.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-11-03
Srn. Serr's SrieT.

ein n0su itt6euScr TaQ if, iouosru OaB ber'
Grti9e Sergeben msthooih uuO lpiteuIGt'lt
uOn SGhr 5u Sabr beriebeu uuroen."
Srn. Serr'S Srtef.
Sroe bieieS Froteites beguaoi9te 9oIu.
Sadiou Die brel W6uuer, oa er eiueH SrttT
non Sru. Serr, lueldIsr, nuterfiist bon icia
Hem OamallgGH 0iilfSs 5taatsaumnIt, Qrn.
G. =. Sans, be SeriOlguug lertete, ems
plug, i'll meldem oer1eIbe esm @ouuerueur
bic Segnaolgung berIeIben empfabI. Sn
otslem Srlet 0uBerte Fd) !0r. Serr iol9eueers
maBen:
r5roeoem i'd nod uiemals ein Geiud
I'M Seguaoi9ung Don ioIteH BerOnen tn'
bo)llrt babe, Die all g8ab.bstriige igertieu betbel'
list iuaren, bin Id) Ill Dleiem Sal inter ben
UmltdnoeH oeranlaBt, mn NtIloe na9Sulu'
ten*%* St9 babe nets gegIaubt, baB olele
! @etaugeneu lelbit bausn Sbatadleu su 8 age
fOroern touneu, meldle gejelgt, pno Obne De-
rem SenutulB Die @eid)worcne feline @untel'
ouug treffen foHuteu, mer eigeutllh oIrett
fir ben anger 3meIfel lebenoeu Scru9
oeraNtwortldl mare. &tiutr Uollte leoodI
@uUaS gegeu ben Ynoereu ou5iu9eu, uno
Scoer biitete ildl, 2luS}ageu Su MAIDEN, bic
m0glher gSeiie su Der GutOeduug Der llr'
heber Oe5 ldanobareu Tlaue5 bate iubren
l0uueu."
IS if bsluieisu, oaB !br. Gerr gleih ben
So. @owen, gtG.bHrg, SUhuiou un0 NcHO
iibereiuitimmte, 1HoeHl er oadJte, oaB 0aS
Sergebtu, iiir nefes bic Getuuasueu iiber-
iuhrt murbeu, zines Iencr uiele Terbredeu
mar, Die i6on Sabre lang AMI metbobild)cr
uno ipitematiifer 2Serie begurgeH muroeH.
Gs id]eiut ebeuiauS oem Snhalt ieIUer
gBor.e uah, oaB er be 9tidItglelt Der @runo'
idee uou Yrdroeut 9ltoelaub aUertanut,
lueuu 2etterer iagte:
rSd) farm felnen Serbreder, Der id gegeu
bic g8ablgeiePe uergau9en bat, beguabtgeu,
ausgeuommeH, baB aUBerge o6ullte
9riinOe sar 0iiIoe DOrlie9en. SD betyGdte
| lolde Serqeben ais bic idllmmilcu auer
| Serbred]cn, uue idJ femme teln GusereS, bel
rpslhem bic 8efrafuu9 fiir oas AuSemeu'
lpeleu 10 pldlug pdre, lUle bel Dem Ouener'
mdbuteu."
glber pieie ,,ungew0buIia farte Se9riin.
Oung iir 0Illbe," uelte 0r. Ser III Olelem
| Safe erfauntc, iteiue bic Sbatlahc elujua
| itIeBsr, ouB, iallS Die @eiangeuen uole ur'
| ipruugIi4eu llrbsber Der ihauobaTen Ylane"
| uoer in auoereu yGorteu: ole NiGuuer,
rueIdle Die i1anobaren 8euiiqerelen bel DER
| 2Gabl eriuunen, tIir peldle ne beitruIt piIr'
| ben. sutbiiut batteH, iie Hur etUas ubec ben
pierteu 5betl oes Sraitermius oauou abge.
| haIt.n porOen i.ien. gr idetHt bieien linz
| fauo geraOe els eiue1 u@ruuo nit Hedt*F*
| CUR 0ilIoe" betradtet Su babeH.
Su ucbersiuhlmmu1g nit lener @mpteb'
| lung mar be Siterhelt ibrer llrbeber nltt
ldu9.r Der @eiabr ausgeiett, melde i'll lbrer
ldugereu Bsrbaituu9 lag.
Die QGga bat feline Ibftt uno tetn Be-
oiirfulB, iiber Die GHaltftutiouen fiir Elm
| hObeS rlbterltfeS Amt aHt oteleH SrleT bin
iu argumentireu. Sic nnterbreltet oleie
DEM uuparteilid)en llrtheil Der Stimmgcber
Der Start Baltimore.
@er01entift im Auftra9 Oes GretutiO.
0omlIe'S:
Charles morris 6Owur6,
Setretar. hH
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II II I al le.
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9n9o erihOiieu.

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9u9O sritOfsu.
Serie0 Gitp, MS, ?. gtoo.-
Seds Wtdnner wurOsn beute frib Ourd
BEN Gtuitur5 clueS am 8ubnbOie Der
pgricsSahn" crri6tctcu @eriiitS idwsr
perlcet. GS iinO Ole 2lnItrei6er Sob.
Qetn5, Stepbau Diee, Charles 9lOdte,
GOrnelirS McYbiuip8, 3obn GoItsuo
uno @.orae Stcatlcp. 9tofle itarb am
9to6mttag, unO Oa5 2Iblsbeu pom Dies
uuo 0sins miro itinolia crwartet.
Qiu6subnrit, SIS, ,. 9tOo.-
Setter Sailing, Elm 16siabvi9cr iunser
Ueutl6sr, wurO beuts Sormittus in Ser
Nabe BON bier bel Der SuienIagO BON
ieinem 8ruOcr SObn 3ufaaig erihoheu.
Die &uQeI Oruug 6em lln9lHdIi4eu
butter 0cm Iinfcn Shr in Gcu&OpL uub
Der Sob trot iOiort elm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-11-03
Der QeltGde Gorre(pOnoent.
Samfta8, 3. 1894.
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