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People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1894-07-06
The Suffrage Question.

Ever Since the Peoples party con-
Vention adopted a plank endorsing the
resolution passed by the last legis-
lature placing the question of WOmanS
Suffrage before the people of Kansas
to be voted for or against as an
amendment to the constitution, the
air has been made vocal, especially.
at eventide, with its discussion by
crowds on the streets Of this city
1t to my mind it seems strange to see
some of the intelligent men Of the
Peoples party who are condemning
that which is based upon a funda-
mental principle of the Peoples party.
What, | ask, is the great fundamen-
tai principle upon which the Peoples
party is founded, l answer, equal
rights to all, special privileges to none.
But you say "thiS does not mean
women" Why not? If it does not,
our constitution is at fault when it
declares that all men we're created
free and equal and endowed with
certain inalienable rights among
which are life, liberty and the pursuit
Of happiness; and Abraham Lincoln
committed a great blunder when he
gave the COlored woman her freedom
as well as the man. Re should have
told her that the constitution did not
mean her and should have held her in
bondage, l hold that if our motto
means anything it means every body,
white or cOlOred, male or female. If
it is right to give to women the right
Of suffrage in all municipal and
school district elections why not
give her the same right in all our
state and national elections? If stat e
suffrage is wrong then 50 is local suff-
rage. Woman can help prosperity
the same as man. She is held amenable
to the law in every respect the same
as man, yet she is denied the sacred
right of saying who shall make the
laws by which she is governed. II
she is to have none of these rights.
then | say repeal all laws to which she
is held amenable. There are three
important points often overlooked
by people who hastily condemn a
thing without any investigation.
Give woman the right of suffrage and
these results will follow:
lst. 1t will purify the politics of the
country.
Ind. 1t will create a higher moral
Standard in all classes OF society.
Bird. 1t will place better men in
various offices OF all grldes. and hence
insure a better and fairer admins.
tration of law. l believe that as an
amendment to the state constitution,
and not party issue, it should be
fairly discussed by all parties in a
nnnnartiSn9 snirit
D. T. ROSE.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1894-07-06
HARVEY CONGRDHLE.
Wellington Dye Works.

100 East Lincoln Avenue.
On account of hard times. Dig up your old
clothing. no matter how badly faded. We
will make them look as good as new. for a
small sum, and save you the price OF a
new suit.
LADIES Cloaks and Dresses
cleaned or colOred. at varying prices.
Orders by mail or express promptly attended
TO. To those who don't think II will pay
10 bother with old clothing. we would
say give us trial and be convinced.
E.R. WRIGHT, PRoP.
ADAM Is o 5,n1r.n to
Block
TERZENBA(H'S' ., s: 80: 6. s bank
One Door
Nu0n OUJ0n South Of
NullU WHIP Mrs. Snyder's
Old
bilUu RllUA Restaurant
ri He invites all old customers
n and new ones TO come and
n have their old shoes repaired
and buy new ones.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1894-07-06
Both Either Fools or Liars.

Bill Hackney says: "The man who
goes around talking about honest
money is either fool or liar.
And Banker Morrill, says: Il am
frank to say that am in favor of hon.
est money"
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1894-07-06
Observation-Disclosures

We have made extensive preparation this supply the citizens
Sumner county with their wearing apparel hard prices We realize that
money matters tight and that afford the merchant fancy
profits and for that have marked goods accordingly We wish
retain your business Visit and will soon convince by showing
you from $500 $500 per suit less than they have been known be
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1894-07-06

First Publication in VOICE June %. 1894.
NOTICE FOR DRUGGISTS PERMIT.
To WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
Notice Is hereby given that the petition Of
F. Hayes for drug. ist's permit to sell in
tOxicating liquors at No. 1O2 Washington
avenue, in the fourth ward OF the city Of
Wellington, Summer county. Kansas. has
been set for hearing before the Probate
Judge OF Sumner county. Kansas. at his Of
fee liz the court house IL said city on the 23rd
day Of July 1904. at l0O'clOck a. m.
Z. HAYES.
Attest: LYMAN NAUGLE,
PrObate Judge.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1894-07-06

Troops have been sent from Fort
Sheridan to Chicago.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-08

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-08
GATHERED ABROAD.

PEOPLE of Russia, as a rule, speak
only their own tongue.
THERE are now four thousand more
Hebrews in Jerusalem than there were
fifty years ago.
II London there is fur company
which was established during the
reign of Henry VIII.
The empress of China has sent five
ladies' to the court OF Berlin in order
TO learn German manners and eti-
quette.
DIJoS, France, has poplar tree with
a record that can be traced to 722 A. ID.
1t is 122 feet high and As feet in cir
cumference at the base.
THE gigantic earth worms which In
fest the river banks in Gippsland, Aus
tralia, often grow to be six feet long
and from one to three inches in diane
ter.
On the occasion of the birthday Of
the sultan of Turkey recently all the
persons imprisoned for small offenses
who had served out two-thirds of their
sentences were released.
THE most remarkable echo in the
world is in one of the rooms of the
Pantheon. Striking the hands to-
gether is said to make a noise equal to
firing a twelve-pounder in open air.
IN A. D. 9S2 town law was pro-
mulgated at Strassburg requiring the
carpenters to do a prescribed amount
of work every Monday for the bishop.
No compensation was given for the
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-08
STAMPING OUT PEST
How Milwaukee's Health Depart
ment Treats Smallpox.
The Disinfecting Patrol and It's Equip
ment-Infected House Quarantined
for Two Weeks-Burnine of
Clothes and Furniture.

The health department of Milwaukee,
IN its battle with smallpox, has earned
a reputation for efficiency that is very
gratifying to Milwaukee citizens. In
40 instance has the disease there been
the result OF infection.
Upon receipt of notice of a case of
smallpox or any eruptive disease,
Health Commissioner Kempster dis
patches one of his medical assistants to
the address named. Should the medi-
cal assistant find it to be a case OF
smallpox, he promptly telephones TO
the health Office for the contagious
disease ambulance. Two health de-
partment policemen go with the am
bulance to handle the patient and a
third one accompanies it to esta blish
quarantine. The ambulance is lined
with rubber, so that after transporting
a patient it can be thoroughly cleansed
with warm water and disinfecting So
lutions.
The patient removed to the isolation
hospital, every member of the house
hold where the disease was discovered
is vaccinated. The doctor also collects
all available information concerning
the diseased person'srecent movements
names and addresses of the people
with whom he has come in contact,
etc. This data is reported on blanks
to the health commissioner. The facts
thus collected are carefully considered,
and every precaution by quarantine is
taken to prevent the spread of the pest
from direct and indirect infection.
The disinfecting patrol is in the mean
time sent to the infected house. Three
officers go with the necessary chem
icals. followed by the big van for dis
injecting. This van was the first of its
kind built in the country, and many
other cities have now adopted it. In
the large compartment of this van is
boiler for supplying steam TO the heat
ing coils. Everything in the house, in
Guiding bedding, clothes and furniture,
with which the patient came in con-
tact is Immediately burned by the
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-08
THE DIsISFECTSG PATROL,

officers. Then the walls, ceiling and
floors of the room which the patient oc-
cupied are moistened with water. A
pan containing three pounds of rolled
sulphur for each 1000 cubic feet Of
room space is put in place. The fire is
started and the room closed. This fu-
migation lasts for six hours The
fumes of the burning sulphur come in
contact with the moistened walls and
floors and are transformed into a sui
phurous acid that is fatal TO germs.
Every room in the house is treated in a
similar manner, the family being
shifted about from room toroom. Then
every movable article that would not
be damaged by heat is carried out to
the disinfecting van and for at least
thirty minutes subjected to heat of
240 degrees, that temperature being
fatal to germs. Every article remain
ing IN the house, even to boots, mops,
scrubbing brushes, etc, is then washed
with an acid composed of one part
bichloride of mercury to !, 900 of water.
The different means thus adopted to
disinfect the house are the best sep
ticides known to the medical profess
sion The disinfecting solutions ruin
the wall paper and discolor certain
shades of paint, but otherwise they do
no damage to the house. Should the
disease reappear IN the house the same
disinfecting process would be repeated.
Policemen from the health depart
ment are then placed on guard and
kept near the house day and night for
fourteen days. This gives the disease,
if there be any infection, ample time
to show itself, and the department an
opportunity to stamp it out.
During this work by the patrol the
medical man has been busy looking for
all persons who had been exposed to
the diseased person. Residents of the
particular house are vaccinated and re-
quired to remain there under quaran-
tine for two weeks. Those who have
visited the place are also vaccinated
and permitted to go on parole quaran-
tine-that is. requested to stay at home
as much as possible and TO avoid public
places Refusal TO comply with these
rules results in the prompt arrest OF
the stubborn man or woman 1t has
been found necessary TO clothe health
officers with extraordinary police
powers during seasons of epidemic.
They have right TO enter and search
building at any time to inspect its
healthful or sanitary condition, and to
remove smallpox patients to an isolated
hospital One hundred dollars fine is
the penalty for resisting the execution
of this ordinance. Milwaukee's isola-
ton hospital. if necessary, could &C
comnodate thirty smallpox patients at
one time
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-08

How China Got It's Name

Upwards Of LOO years before Christ
the Chinese were people ruled by a
dynasty of kings, but there is no au-
thentic history of them prior to the
Chow dynasty. The Celestial En-
pire" had in its time borne many odd
names. for it was formerly the custom
tochange the name Of the country every
time a new dynasty gained control OF
governmental affairs. Thus N the an
eient writings we find it referred to as
Hai-que. Cham-que. Han-que, etc, ac-
cording to the nazne OF the ruling mon
arch. The true name, according 20
Oriental scholars, Is Chum-que, which
means 1.-THE center kingdom of the
world The early European explorers.
especially the Portuguese corrupted
'-Chum-que" into -'Chin-que," and from
this word later navigators "eEciuted"
ne word .'Chiaa"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-08
PERSONAL MENTION.

THE name and fame of Col Lew
! Ginger are matters of state pride
throughout Colorado.
DE-. f. P. STEARSs, head of the Hart
ford retreat for the insane, has held
the position for twenty years and has
had three thousand patients under his
hands during that time
GEORGE GRANT (eolored), native of
Ireland, has applied for citizenship
has pronounced brogue, and speaks
Gaelic with considerable fuency.
JESSE III. LIPPINCoTT, who died in
Newton Center, Mass, recently, was
the man who paid Thomas a. Edison
one million dollars for the monograph.
His purchase covers all of Edison's i'm
provements on it for dozen years to
come.
JOSEPH BAKER, a white-haired man
of seventy. who has spent nearly all
his life in prison, says he wants to end
his days in the state prison at Waupun,
Wis, which he declares to be the most
comfortable institution of its kind
IN the country.
Mrs. MARY ELIZABETH REFS, sister of
Senator John Sherman, celebrated her
eighty-fourth birthday at Lancaster,
o., recently, and Mrs. William McKin-
leg, mother of the governor, celebrated
her eighty-ffth birthday in Canton,
same state, day later.
Mrs. HANNAH BEDELL, who died at
uaync4aaI
ninety-eight years, leaves eight chill
dren. forty grandchildren. ninety-seven
great-grandchildre and twenty great
great-grandchildren one hundred and
sixty-five descendants in all.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-08

FIXED to no spot is happiness; its
nowhere to be found, or everywhere
Pope.
The covetous man never has money,
the prodigal viii have none shortly
Ben Jonson.
TIE world IS a scene of changes: to
be constant in nature were incon-
stancy.-Cowlev.
AMERICA is a fortunate country: she
grows by the follies Of our European
natiOns.-Napoleon.
He who brings ridicule 70 bear
against truth finds in his hand blade
without Z hilt.-Landor.
LOVE with old men is the sun upon
the snow - II dazzles more than it
warns them. 7. Sem.
IF our zeal were true and genuine.
we should be more angry with a sinner
than with q Observation-Disclosures
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sT.LoUIs 4 san FRANCISCO u. r

Daily except sunday
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TIME TABLES
ATcHIsov, TOPEKA 3 s.sTA FE nR.

ARRIVE LEAVE
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WICHITA AND WESTERN.

DEPART WEST.
mo. rs. kiBgman and Muiinvilie
express Observation-Disclosures. 25pm
TNo 4Sl. kiugman and Pratt accom-
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That novel law suit is ended in favor of
Manhattan Shoe Store; the lady on Iope-
ka avenue has all the costs TO pay. The
Judge has decided that the Manhattan
Shoe Store may sell ali Ehe narrow shoes
they wish That leaves the Manhattan
Shoe Store the entire city trade for mar
row shoes Of which we keep a full assOrt-
ment of ladies, every Kind in narrow
shoes; children, in every kind of fine shoes
in narrow widths. and cenl's fine shoes in
French calf, kangaroo, patent leather, in
all widths, narrow and wide, in congress
balls, in small and large sizes, all lasts in
fine shoes AT Manhattan Shoe Store, go
Douglas avenue. IS 81
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MULTUM IN PARVO.

ALL is but lip wisdom which wants
experience.-Sir ?. Sidney.
Nor one false man but does unac-
countable mischief.-Carlyle.
THERE is little influence where there
is not great sympathy.-S. L Prime.
THE greatest difficulties lie where
we are not looking for them.-Goethe.
i TAKE the true definition of exercise
to be labor without MISUNDERSTANDING
son
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-08

THAT q dress made of fve-cent c>al>
lie i surprisingly cool, and VIII wear
longer than one would suppose from
the thin nature Of the goods.
THAT 4 handful OF iron tac}s are
good 10 clean out bottles and fruit
cans with; half I'LL the jars with soap
suds. then add the tacks and shake.
THAT 4 box in the kitchen. or
drawer or shelf IN the cupboard Will
hold paper bags, also the strings. and
they will be found useful many times
THAT newspapers should be saved for
kitchen use, to wipe the stove off. 20
polish the teallettle. 10 wipe The fat
irons. doubled 10 place under hot
kettle or hot dish we wish 10 place on
.Se table.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-08

Notice is hereby given for the redemp-
ton of warrants of the board of education
OF the city Of Wichita, Kansas, registered
III my Office and numbered from % 10 rs
inclusive (treasurer's number Sand war
rants will be paid upon presentation at
the Sedgwick County bank, on the 9th day
of July, 1894, and interest upon said war
rants will cease upon SAID date. O. q.
Eckstein, Treas Board of Education. II
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FREE TREATMENT !
$500 REWARD

Tie above VII - given % any prom tresfCd
cy Or. trrihzrl "a 10 doe ro- rs.elgc b. CO r.
a cure accorded @ s-reerle - ilT. tfrsLz n
IS Permanently l-Ht-~-i e. tais city = vii
positively rlltI . le-t=r a. are ulel. -
Tie doctor has ls1 year. - eEps-ferse BE-
treat ~ wIta ur1s 1rel Success al c-Tor o.
discs. esF-T ally f-ar c.zs4 90 cases tllat
have t.r- -lve- - ~ trr1rsDse 81 tl-e farm y
physician y yol are sutferilz from sly z 49,
sase that has -~s ~tets rrs=tfsr-rnf 80 r.. doc
rdl a. C-r@- l. VIII cost 500 reflirs r-r -c-~
.ns. Tia-'t forget fhe TIare ard 1s1l p r.
tl.- -aI-W.r- Les .rsa .1c -CrE - d. ga.
.a-~ -. ~ Maiu street. Sd ic1ifz- Ear-
Free ..ull f.aulaF- md F--ft as frc-r 81 A.
n t1s g. CD. Toe Esl- ISL reeve trsz -u1eE-
= o. har-e IE--l t.l. lTs-s-4fati1El ~ q Css-
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Pictures Free.

Your choice of a fine engraving autotype
or etching with every purchase Of frame
that amounts 10 s.. 90 or more. Goods Sc
Iected out OF our regular stock. Martins
Art Store, 15I North Main st. d44 81
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We don't say much about it; we don't
have to. Those that have tried our cherry
orange claret and catawba phosphates pro
nounce them the best in this or any other
city. You come and try them. o. Gehr-
ing, 400 l.. Douglas avenue d44 st
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-08

Exchange stables at Orlando and Still
water We make a speciality of Carrying
passen gers between these points. Travel
ing mems patronage solicited.
SHIYELY, NANWYCK & SHIVELY,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-08

Presenting More NEW EXCLUS-
I'VE FEATURES Than All other
Shows Combined. THE LEADING
AMUSEMENT ENTERPRISE OF
AMERICA. Acknowledged by Press,
Public and Rival ShOWmen.
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Groceries, NJ prices less than any house
in town, delivered TO all parts of the city
on short notice. Red Front Racket, 24O
y. Main. Il p
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SNcierN WIZ.

She-I think ne Is the most original
man | ever met
He-Iov mean that Indian chap?
Yes
oh. he's aboriginal. Detroit Free
PresS.
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Three-Ring Circus. 50-cage Men,
agerie, Roman HippOdrome Sports,
Huge Elevated Stages. Australian
Ayiary. African Aquarium. Arabian
Caravan, Spectacular PageantS and
Transatlantic Wild Beast Exhibit.
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An Offer.

Be sure 10 have your children compete
for the 100 tickets TO free soda offered by
Shoemaker & Miller. See last Tuesdays
EAGLE for particulars. d44 1t
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Sn1e the strike hss Effected the ship
rr.ut q Eroc=ris- May cesiers 1av= :s2se-d
The pri1e On tbcir sCgsr, bus The Red
Front Rocket kerFs seil1nE = Is s.znuis-
led susar .Sr 81 - y. Lsia. ..
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The Drs Everett have removed their
Offices TO Zimmerly building, where they
Will be pleased TO welcome ali their friends
10 more commodious quarters. d44 St.
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Notice.
Iack Line.

The Red Front Racket is selling gro
ceries cheaper than any place in the city.
Or
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The sugar famine does not stop Wal
iace's soda fountain, as ne has good stock
of rock candy syrup. q "A 2t.
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New drinks this week. Pine Apple
Smash, Strawberry Glace, July Bracer
All the old favorites and newest soda
drinks. WALLACE,
d 4l2t 33l East Douglas.
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Ladies need not leave their carriages to
indulge in d glass OF our delicious soda.
We serve il fresh and cool while you wait
Wallace, S31 F, Douglas DAB 2t
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Notice

Hurds latest tinted writing paper for one
week only 20 cents per quire, envelopes to
match. Goldsmith Book & Stationary
, company, I'D East Douglas ave. d A 81.
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We have an oveTstock f hy nets and lap
robes that must be moved at oUc- Il make
room for our winter goods. Prices SlauZh-
tered regardless Of cost Geo. l. Lioyd &
90. ut4 l.
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The best shoes in the city for ladies for
$3.50 at Manhattan shoe store, 800 Douglas
avenue 43 Ut
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Wanted-All parties to whom we owe
anything and all parties that owe us
would call and settle at 40 North Main st.
Novelty Celebration, by {. II. Mead
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You will be made welcome and well en-
tertalued at the social next Wednesday
evening at corner OF Waterman and Mar
ket streets. st-lk
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We have the latest soda drinks and con-
noiSseuIs pronounce ours the most deli
cious soda and pnospha IS in the city.
behring's drug store, 400 East Douglas
avenue. IA 81
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At sl4 80 elegant suits TO order, pants
t3 50 and up: the goods must be sold in
garments or by the yard. Wichita Tailor
lag Co, 1l6 +. First 5--if
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1t costs no more to buy good meats than
poor meats. We sell good meats and
guarantee the quality. The Peoples
Meat Market, 712 r. Douglas. IL
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ia.---Si --f--~ trf1 8. lssra 10 fsls&s tefF A.
-a--1 ii ----t.-i -s.-s-s -tf t-Z-tN llcs-s
$50 1f- t--Ga-c odd --rrf-h o. at E-rsl1 (.
te-tt. 1918 D res- a1.. v-s- 40 s-eeis-p tc-s :
$3.50. O. 81. l-rll-EI rllat= Owed r-Ec,- 10y
tac-e1 .rr - Ez-- lHl.1--4- aFc1Ee- cor-sr = T.
Stree i2--z -rg slzlt1.- lEELes Lea - a. z-aS-
srrE--A -SlL5lEo-s -
-- 81 -ETsrIrr T-cE-s t--.-
ESc- SEI4 STA. - =. & i - Na.r2.o -
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Electricity viii illuminate the grounds
at the lawn social Wednesday evening.
July llth, at corner of Waterman and
Market streets AIS
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Travelling men say they are always glad
to come 10 Wichita 50 they can get some Of
GehrlnG'- delicious pao-phaUes AID soda
water 800 Est Douglas avenue. DIS 3.
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Meats that satisfy and build customers
among the people-that's the kind we sell.
WhitlOck, 223 i. Douglas. Telephone Dos.
9I2 D.
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The only place in the city where n lady
can get pair OF elegant shoes for - cents
is at the Red Front Racket, 30 y. Main.
4
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Clear, sparkling soda. that quenches
thtrst-Wallace, 331 T. Douglas. DIS 2J
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You will thoroughly enjoy yourself al
the grand social To he given "Wednesday
evening, July 18th, al corner Of Waterman
and Market streets by the young neo0lss
society Of the German Lutheran church.