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Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1897-07-20
Alnlr11tnft.

8aa Maniens Da@t. Dmfrins
ben 2Obe syuli ptI ct balut Ones af
Gnslanbs % Mnreritas meit fremrasen>
@sOloser anfomme til ariitiania for
unber @eilebnius af HrOfesior Dr.
Brpsser at fubere seolosiffe 6orbolo
.peb &rttianiafiorben. 5ribtiot gsanz
ten bat tnbbubt ben bele pibenitabeliss
Gfspeoition til at foretase fine l1nberz
isseller ion. @idfter omborb paa bans
Da6t. Denne lisser for Eiben unber
0ppubsnins paa Nplanbs 8arfiteb.
/ 20 Manb brufuet. So Manb
fra 9esnespen, Ebeobor E0nneleu os
Beber Berien, ber 18be Stunt began fig
ub for at treffe 9einer, omtom unber
ben oololoume @torm, iom ba raiebe.
|Siasten, buori Der lite fanbtes Sell,
err rtmelisuis bfit fplbt af en- 8raabi1p.
gbeooor Eenneien bar Samiliefaber os
efterfaber fig Some % 4 Barn. Heber
Berleu par en- uns, haabefulb @ut paa
l6f fAar te1esraferes til Dasblabet pri=
pat fra @rtmitab.
Bana,na &analen fal fortldttes %
iitanOiettes lpber bet fra Baibiuston.
6raatris, @nslanb, Epitlanb os Mmez
rita ital Ilaa fig 1amu1en ON NnlRsset,
os arbeibet ubfBres af Nmeritanerne.
Det berettes at foHe 00,000,000 at
lfulbfare benne &jempesrbft mellem bet
atIautiite os bet itiqe 9ap, os naar ben
Fer ferbis, ital ben beitpttes af be 4
nnunte Master. Nicarasua &analen
! ffat opsipes forfDber bet. Set er @otbis
6ilbs, lem esentlis ftaar basum bet bele
os ban bruser bisie Stormaster til al
fremu,e fine 8laner. 9an er bet, ION,
nj pil 1leife ben iaa neset omitriOte SRI
cuuosua- aanal os iiteoet fulbfsre, buat
Ds 2esieps besgnote, men ION fit e1,
faa sufelis Nfilutuins peb Stanbalerns
i}bea frani1e IoDsipenbe Sorlan,fins en-.
BET Nar iiDen.
| 3jpbenbaun, ben 12te Sult. @n
frpstelis Sernbaneulytte er peo Mtb=
uatstibe pasieret pee @ieatette, ibet
Srnbanetoset fra Selfuspr let iHb til
ct Basiasertos, ber boIot peo S:ationea
os sbelasoe 8 BasiaseruOsue, bporueb
40 Mennefer brebtes % rs iaarebes.
Sc Fefe at be brebte % iaarete tilbsret
Arbeibertlasleu. ct Nmbulaucetos
blep 6iebl,ttelis afienbt til lllpftesitebet
fer at brinse be brdbte os iaarebe ber Ill
@ie6enbauu, boor Der beriter ben forte
Sers os Gortbilelie. - st ienere Sc
lesran1 melber: &isbeubauu, ben 1ste
Sali. Mariasen til ulptteu bar ben.
at acknowledgement tcs fell at fit Gig
nal, % ba ban opoasebe fin Seiltaselfe
os l1lstten enbnu funoe buue unret bel
pis forebpgset, ,ndstebe gremien at arbeiz
BE-. Der blep itrar efter &ataitrofeu ub'
taset 32@is, os "a Berioner uar farlist
|aarebe. Nj bisie erieuere Here afsaaz
ebe Deb Dsben.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1897-07-20
Bfutpt an1tn

Tan tipbes bos % paa meset sobe Be-
tinselier. gt ielser 2anb for imaa
aarli9e Nfbetalinser os Tan siue &lbbes
Re fra s til 10 Vars 1ib paa 2anbet.
gi bar baabe Stou os Brertelanb
tilialss baabe Minneiota % 9soro
Dafota udr peb Stattoner os sobe Mars
tebsplaoie Deo forifiellise Serubauer.
5or Nortbern Bacific Sernbanelaub ere
ri lotale Nsenter.
gibar flere Eufinbe Mcres af bebfe
Sort 2anb ben betlenbte gfeb Riuer
BAL til Iaue 8riier % paa sobe Bet,n>
geIier.
Yaa btsie Steber bar ri osiaa fere
oparbeibebe Garme, iom ielses PAD me-
get foroelasttse giltaar.
Sporfor lite inbiette biue Sparepen=
sc i ct Stptfe 9aub, builtet for bpert
Nar bill tor0ses @drbi, % bpor bu
life reiiterer at tabe bine Y.nse, ion bet
besuere faa Dfte er Tilfalbet, 1taar man
inbldtter benz Banfen.
Tor Beitripelier orer Tarme eller
2anb, ifrip til @
Dahlby x Grondahl
2anbtOntor Columbia 5otel,
M O,Or beab, Rim.
Aug. w & e'ls;:,tad' !; !, !
.Henning, i linn.
ielser Groceries os fisher Sarni. "
prObutter, With punftlis 8ez @ Il
tienins. Gaa til ham,
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1897-07-20
aa5ties.teIpta'.

@n norT Ejenefepiset Sprins
@arb.n fal 'ba arDet en- &part Denion
Dollars efter en- / Gbicaso nplis afosO
Dnfel.
gounser Brbbrene, ION Der bar
paret gale om at benaabe, bltr nuf lite
fiji auisepel, bu aabninssretten fanbt
at Sc lite burbe ipslabes enbnu.
st fort SoltepartimDbe pil afbols
bes paa lbFitliusssrunben-i Tert,le,
golt Co., Trebas ben 2soe Suit, &l.
1. gr General Mopotat %. $. Stauz
biIb al g3oro Datota % 9eep. @ifforo af
@ranb Sorts nil bolbe Taler.
$ Nittin 60. ifalen bel Sci 6arz
mere libe n1eset Sfabe paagr1nrb al at
@anbet saar oper beres 5arme os pbes
laaser Nplinseu. Sper 800 Sarme er
unber 8anb. @nbet bat benuenbt fig
til @upernbren ont 9ialp, men ban fan
inaen al, Sa ber lite er noget Gono at to
af. @n prtuat Subitriptton pil ietteS
isans.
De norFe Soreninser ! Minues
apolts fat Iiseiom Be norife SForeninser
i Chicago allerebe besbnbt at ,forbereoe
fig paa Meobtaselien af 8rofesior
ssribtiof Man1en. Sen bersmte Solarz
farer anfon1mer til M,nneapolis omtr,ws
ben 18be Roueu,ber us bill bolbe tie
Torebras, to paa @nselF % ct paa
Norit. 9aus 4anbsmano ber 8ba.
bill blanbt aubet byl6e BAN ueb ct Tetz
teltos.
-Baftor 8. 8rotpu / MOrtb ct.
Saul blep Ssubas ben lite os. arreifez
ret tbet1amme Gan git neb af 8reteftes
len. Set patte en-, bel Beitsrtelle / &ir=
ten, ba Der blep fienbt at Brefen bnpbe
poIbtaset Ct 1searist 8tsebafn, Sarrit1
@oserSuu, ,ben,1 sbe saniDs subet pmteSt
in,aat om at lputbe BAN, nieH ban bleu !
al 9ait brast pper til Gensllet / ct.
Saul. Brefan er tun rs Aar sansz
mel % uar forlopet meb en- Weiis Mnna
.@ridion. &reiten nester uaturli9bis
sSanbbebeu at Naflasen imoo bam.
Berlin g. 8. 14be Sult '97. So
,ieg MI / fere Nars bar reutet Earm oa
"arbeibet for 5toru1anben alben at si6re
,ao9en Eremsans, iaa leg ct tnart tret
al bet, os liter at prsue en- anbea gei.
Ds berfor taser leg mtg ben Gribeb at
1pprse pm ber lite ftulbe nere en- euer
,ansen af bette BldAS 2eiere iom bilbe
% funbe siue mig Oplpsnins om ct Tibet
@tptte 2anb iOm fanbe pere tienlis for
mig til en- billis Bris, for ber / Steele
60. ian en- fattts ittesfaa noset;; jes ct
;p,llt9 til at sobtsipce for r1leiGisbeoen.
g@rbsbtsR,
Mprten 2a ESQ n,
Berlin g. o., Steele Co.,
Mtnneiota.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1897-07-20

Telesram tra EromsS ben l6be
5Ds. n,eboeler at 2uftilipper Anbree cit
Opi fiji BaIIen furat nag NprbpOlsn.
gsiret par bflbist. 5ss IS
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1897-07-20

7 AA & . i %
BaFor Birfelanb bill pift msbe mango
8anitelisbeber, naor ban paataser itg
at lape Bog af Brof. Sperbrnps Blabs
artitler ON "srifel,se Copperheads ].
o. "Grie Meu.sbebers for lite at tale
om 1Tritirten4. 81
6porlebes ber Tan briuses sob 3osit
iaabaut, pit uiit blipe panifelist Tor
ielp. 5anDen. selp ! en- Basmsis pil
bet neppe bdnse iamnels.
SIR Toreninsen par ber tfte @nmfor
noesn sopppiltpas ! Ronfersut(sn. sc
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-11-04
~MI~
Daily Eagle
NJ. NJ. MURDOCH. Editor.
THE OFF YEAR.

The indicated results of the elections
as received yesterday morning proved a
surprise 10 the country at large without
doubt. As TO New York, practically
everybody conceded that the chances
were favorable for a Tammany victory.
from the simple fact that the opposing
forces to that organization could not OF
would not combine. But that TammaDy
should lack only few thousand OF poll
ing as many votes as the other five can
didates all put together was a surprise.
The result in Greater New York con-
Germs the entire nation, as it viii have
a direct bearing on the next presiden-
tial election.
With the return Of good times, IN
Ohio, under the Mckinley administra-
ton, under which factories have open
ed, mines newly operated and prices ad-
vance, there seemed to be no question
that the men who took such active and
prominent parts in bringing about the
improved conditions would be endorsed.
Conceding that President Mckinley
was the prophet of protection, Mark
Hanna was his apostle. Nothing prom
ised by the administration 10 Ohio fall
ed of fulfillment. Yet the indications Of
alis mornings dispatches are that Ohio
IS in doubt if not lost to the Republi-
cans as 10 the legislature and the Unit
ed States senator And SO, too, Ne
braska, with its good crop yield, high
Republican prices and general prosper
ity, is found repudiating. The newly
redeemed state of Maryland, also, IN
less the dispatches of today nullifies the
reports of this morning, must be placed
in the same category.
Coming down TO our own state of
Kansas, the surprise holds good, but IN
the other direction. That Organism,
Leedyism and Fusion have had their
day, seems evident. Party must stand
for some principle. Fusion stands for
spoils and spoils only, and level-headed
men not only distruSt it but are done
with it. The fact of two conventions
with opposing platforms and a different
set of principles supporting the same
ticket is a hypocrisy too bold and con-
temptible for honest men Fusion is
an excuse or as a scheme for defeating
the Republican party has had its hypo-
critical day in Kansas
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-11-04
A WONDERFUL AUTUMN

This is the third day of November and
the foliage of southern Kansas is yet
green. having been but slightly touched
by frost Where the prairies have been
burned over the grass is green The
first indication of frost in southern
Kansas was on the morning of the 9th
ult; in northern Kansas, on the 22nd.
The weather report, prepared at the
State University at Lawrence, and just
issued. says that it was the warmest
October in thirty years, and November,
so far. seems inclined TO keep up the
pace. The mean temperature was near
ly seven degrees above the average.
Only three Octobers have had higher
maximum temperature. and only three
higher minimum. The rainfall was
greatly deficient being less than half
the average amount. The run of wind
was much below the average, only two
Octobers having had less wind. The
mean cloudiness and mean humidity
were considerably lower than usual
The mean barometer was considerably
below the average.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-11-04
RELIGIONS or THE WEST COAST

Produce from the land between the
Upper Niger snd Lake chad Is carried
n0rJhTards on the heads OF slave p)T-
ters. on the backs % camels and horses.
some 1.5G0 miles % MoesioT and Sah in
South Morocco. and nearly 1000 miles
20 Algiers and TUnis On the way the
caravans pass Mid regions where there
is seldom peace. ruled over by many sol
der nations. varying from the ebony
negroes 10 the "Hinterisnd." t1roug .
various shades OF brown until the free
Arabs Of the drier wastes are reached.
who. Judging froim those the writer mas
seen on the Atlantic SHORES. are almost
as light in color as Spanlari Or Itsl-
ian. though strange % say. the northern
tribes are darker in skin. the M'0rs be-
ing particularly swaTtIy.
Poss. bly, IL may not be out - place
here u notice the hold the older civil
iza:ion Of Aaraois and the Eas, has over
the negro. as compared with Western in
auence. For 800 years Europeans have
traded along the sever-hsuntef West
African Ntt5ral. since the days when the
DAYS when the Portuguese drzt landed
on the Gold C0as. and Hswkins s,lisi
ID the Gambia. Schools and rnissi0n
cations rave been established. and set.
in places only fifty miles behind the ses
boa-5. every FORM % degraded sgpers,i-
ton. horrible rites ~ dsyi,-w0rsnip.
skull hunting and human sacrifice ere
prevalent today. District Commissioner
End tracer kn0x thls veil: y Tss only
a few moRths ago that four leopard
men" were nanZ=d II "a Leone for way
laying and D9rdeFias many nstises ior
the s3ie purpose % making -ig ia 1irh
the warn hearts. AMI inc writer Azs
seen wit1 his own eyes e7-D@es = ua1s-
dered slaves drifting <JNn tae riverz-
X j. a lsneutsole Fac tzat tas ne
zroes around the woi;e settlements. Mo
peSsa>ss some aazy .3ea - Christianity.
are generally cowar1iy drunken. i1is.
end expert thieves. exeegti-z asaays t1e
Kfoomeu, E1o. however are nsafasn
al ala tire eEcepfi1n = 5y1stnsaFte-s
and cgstczss cisrks. % Eh5n t7s writer
mas pad mU-1 iu 5rs1sE. 3; may - SAL
tat tDere - - CarEtlzu negs0 30 tie
service az any British - French ebony.
and nen za3 knoS admit tat 8: ta@
troops we're Sita4EsEn ne Woe Wet
lnf5 savage caz0s On the con:-a-y. +
E1erevrr me nszro fsss come into touch /
Eilh TIE Arab. a rscs - s1.5iers sezlgifs
Many tales c2nts-.oz.iy rsaza tie in7s5- 4
iLs1-s 8rivel way n1--a Ezrts a. saves 4
o. the .ers-A-so trla~s 0f ihs sudan. .
~; there = NJ n>-8~-.nx q szsr-ne1 ,
prisoners. sssss-1nE o. asHnAa sserfaoe - 4
;s.isa devils. - s1pp1yilg toe coanT.s-
2rlsS f-Csa the eagtIrsc enemy. a. u %
generally believed - 1ea~ GAS = s1oeT
ez-esJ - q t~l5s DetGsel f1e FiFSf
Fserz- All tn Cs1aerg1rs AnT negro
y n = trace - Ars3 bod ~ siza - -
gz-is5sy M3zlezr. and t1s u S.sasasrs-
1an bIa-k 80 rezerzilT ssza a1t sol1se-s
zs,5ve a aey 1sxshea. - = - - - -
zrr.F.-s. CarssEl4n f9T -f>sysstssz) B
.@zr5 u tbs ea1ilfs-s = >f5F.Ssy. cgsF-
zxs As1 e5s-sy. 49,. syesy frazer
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-11-04

friendly Offices, but has asked the Amer
lean government TO explain how it pro-
poses to cooperate in the pacification of
Cuba. 1t is suggested in the Spanish re-
ply to the Woodford note that a tender
Of our good offices to induce the insurg
ents TO accept genuine autonomy and
far-reaching reforms for Cuba would
not be declined by Spain. AS to fixing
definite date when the war in Cuba
shall be terminated, the Spanish govern
ment points to the impossibility of doing
so, but expresses the hope that, in view
of the conciliatOry policy 10 be Initiated
by Captain General Blanco, an end may
soon be reached. 1t is pointed out by
Spain that a reversal of General Wey-
ler's plan of concentration and starva-
ton will remedy the condition Of affairs
which has Mortified humane Americans
and aroused so much hostility toward
Spain in this country. Independently
of the Spanish reply, it has been author
itatively reported that a general amnes-
vi Tie tuUaA tAiIto tICpO4tI ~
nando Po and other Spanish penal col
onies has been decided on by the Sa-
gasta ministry.
Finally, with regard to filibusterlng,
the Spanish reply has naught to say but
that the aid given TO the insurgents by
their friends in the United States has
materially increased the difficulty of
Spain in suppreSSirg the revolt. This
is a statement which cannot be gain
said. The request of Spain, however,
that the United States absolutely stop
all filibustering will require a rejOinder
not a sharp rejoinder," but tenn
perate statement of the measures which
have been taken by this government to
prevent the escape Of armed expeditions
to Cuba, whereby it VIII be made to APP
pear that our authorities have exercised
more than due diligence in performing
the duties of neutrality. There is moth
ing in the whole correspondence which
should excite hostile comment in either
country or disturb the friendly relations
existing between the two nations.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-11-04

When a man looks pretty well, hotel
clerks say he has mice front"
When a mans wife does not behave
herself. she can't retui TO his mother.
Nine out of ten wives are jealous of
their husbands. and the women are prob
ably right.
People are willing to work a week or so
for nothing. but finally they will have to
be paid.
Give us a look al nother-in-law. and
we can tell you whether she Is trouble
some or not.
No wonder the patent medicine manu-
facturers do we'll: people dying of old age
will grasp at any cure offered.
a church woman never feels that she
has squared herself for attending service
at some church other than her own, until
she has apo,og;zed 10 her minister.
4 woman resents her husbands admit
ration OF good woman quicker than she
resents his admiration OF a bad one. II
may be that IN the latter case. she knows
she viii not suffer by comparison.
\ little Atchinson girl who is attending
school recently asked her teacher how 20
spell "Puttenear." The teacher didn't un-
derstand what was meant. when the child
gave an example: "A little girl puttenear
home"
\ certain Atchinson woman. instead OF
playing whist, and gadding. devotss her
time 10 looking after her husbands in
terests. She is immensely popular with
her husband. and other men honestly ad-
lnire her. but are afraid to say so.
The Atkinson women who play whist
in the day time claim that they do not
neglect any of their household duties IN
doing Il. Don't you believe K. Women
say lots OF things you are not allowed
20 deny. but the law gives every man the
right to his own private opinion.
Here is another funny thing about mar
rage: A man and his wife VIII separate,
after years Of quarreling, but as soon as
the husband commits suicide. his wife hur-
RES to get a sight Of the body. and takes
on" al a great rate. IL a woman keeps
away from man when he IL alive. she
should keep away from him when he Is
dead.
The people who are always trying 10
improve themselves should learn how 20
talk better. Very few people talk distinct
ly. and most people talk as II they rad
a mouth full OF hot potatoes. Half a man
says, he has to say twice, and the fault
IS not in the hearers ears. but In Ms own
tongue Instead OF taking up literary sub
jects. IN order that they may talk more,
the people should learn how 20 talk less,
ami say what they DO say. distinctly
For two years Drake Watson has lorfe4
It over Atchinson fishermen because of a.
experience ne claims 20 have had IN he
Yellowstone -lve-. Mr.. Watson Says tlat
in Two hours he caught seveuty-two hza
we. zalng al average o. two pounds ard
Ihree-quartcrs eac3- But there WI be
much rejoicing sno1g fishermen 70 learn
that NJ. Watson vas knocked out today /
BY Dr. Il. =. Allen. OF Alaska, who says
TIA: a company with several Others las:
season. re caught orc hundred thousand /
salmon a. oae cast % ne net The sal I
non weighed an average OF tx pounds I
esch. TIE ret vas operated by s1ezm 4
power.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-11-04
NAMES OF Books

Happy the author Tlo is fortunA's
enough % select taking name for the
child y hls brain. for In spite o, the
query 81 ne bard anent = name many a
book % real literary merit has owed its
grst popularity. and success % a we'll
chosen little
Some writer's have psncnsot for
sPspting a familiar line from some we'll
known poe, 90 the use % title. as. for
example. Rhods Broug5;0n's once fam
ous "Itei As a Rose is She" from Cob
eridge's Ancient Mariner end the
stne authors cleveriy-nsme8 book.
Not Wisely Bat Too Wei" which all
the world knows is the pathetic asrnis-
sion q fault made BY the jealous Moor.
For Love Ne Little Love Ne Lonz'
Charies Rsade went back % OH John
Hey EoDDd. Naile Justin HcCsrthy's
once popular Dear Lady Dlsdaln' took
is name from Beseflck's playful gi5s
% Beatrice. TIE best-uks,i novel %
that master % modern hciion. Tnonass
Hardy drew SIS c1srnlng titis from
Grsy's immortal "Eirzy." Par Prom
fAj Naflening CT0EG's ignobie Strife
and for Under the Green xp-Dd Tree"
the sane writer went q tbat fruitful
s1urce. AZ You Ike T.
but IL gees 1ith8gt saying sbat sne
greatest nguoer y quotsii9n-tltiss sr~
tskra from Shake~Desrc AMI q noS@rr
aata5r- william Dean H3geIs seems
ess~ncst % G-zs from snat fountain
had - <is8gas. - witness his Quality
- Mer1y- The zaad8w = a Dream
.
stance 80 a Fg.ez9ne Cosclsai7n" and
The Undiscovered Cy1ntry
Op5slls'- plant cD1csFninx Hsru sta
noble ard mot sovereign r~assn. Ike
sweet D~ils tsnFae3 sgt - f8r~. srf
larz1." furnished t1e title for Grz Bur-
tan Havrfsgn's r9nsan-e sweet Bells
O1t % TBue.- tas latter pzSt q Ps-cy's
Tetort . NJ fsltnsal E3ss. 'C0usfsnt
t1GI -. ID. %; @gsnan.' fsrnssn~5
= Harry zlfa fas tnsoirStio1 Ser his
s55lle rudy q fransnins mode arS AR
rteH. ssp-n tie Raj q Av1n nEsfa ne
aays Wo.c9ft Bzs~stssT-s '-fsnssTts pr
z II =. Brsca-s ~PsrsAsnes 70
Dream hm7-gss Plero~'s Can Hs~a
Tags b. Hrs HTsssgaR -c,zsrs
C,1sl@ ss-scs~ ans Missy ofAsrs xaies sv-
eTy lsErr - soeka ~ii. rvadlly ~srsu
To -l-se~l=z1s>1s zTttxrs se ssss sxr.
macy CITES -: ~sses & netsoa. az VII
an Ba&cks In ssI< ATTIRE As.a
I'm - % sc5tcs saGsf. ire s.si.f
~fozn.' Bonnie L@s.le.~ ffssa Essert
Barns. ~Fsats AL rn<si.a.a fr-g-z T-s-
ays9s. Bsss1ts ''fs-saklax a passs-ry
'ToSa fgSss Eo~z We To- Pa-s~s
Son Bra a5< . -; = ofs.-s
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a Daaxsis- q Hssh. - Fsae4
c.ii.=sa % Gs5sz, - Basz
rraas sse 5est-xnoza easeSs -.
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-11-04
South em Kansas Business Men

An old thought put IN new way and in
new language is always attractive
David Beddeu. a Jeweler at e Dorado.
for an advertisement runs short essay
on opals.
There couldn't be better place 10 do
your looking"
There is an advertising war on IN e
Dorado in pianos. A Kansas City house
IS lighting local dealers
The words Free. Freer' always insure
a reading. old as they are. People DO no;
seem to be able 10 resist their charm
Instead OF saying I'VE have just re-
ce:ved'' use some other phrase that tells
the same thing. I'VE have Just received
is overcone-
Attractive show windows for Christmas
with a frequent change are absolutely
necessary II you are TO be IN the first
division of the holiday procession
On the part of a salesman il takes weeks
OF constant and unwavering courtesy TO
rake a customer permanent. 1t takes
just a seconds ;mpatience 10 loses the Gus
toner forever.
The sign: .'Bigg is My Grocer form
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has 10 individuality and can have 10 tailor
and The announcement makes no favora-
bic impression for the advertiser what
ever.
E. L. Odell of Hutchinson has been say
ing for a month: Cold nights cause one
70 think Of MS coal bin" Mr.. Odell should
understand that constant repetition viii
not cause people to think OF that advertise
ment.
]. H. Ewing & Son. grocers. of Ell Do
RADIO, say: 'Scold your wife gently If you
do the marketing and your meals do not
exactly suit you. II Is no doubt because
you buy inferior goods. No wife can pre-
pare frst-class goods unless she has the
best groceries"
p. Martin & Co.. OF Hutchinson, dry
goods. Say this: Have you got the fever
yet-are you following the crowd of buy
ers who are peculiar IN choosing, or those
who like a massive assortment TO pick
from. and at prices that have no peer in
the west? II not-come to our store-the
attraction is centered here"
McManus. of Newton. says: "A wise
woman don't delay making her calling and
selections sure when the chance offers TO
make money. by sudden and judiciOus
purchases. Now when you buy for cash
at once you see the savings you like The
purchase is paid for. You can walk down
the street without feeling you wear some
thing not paid for. AL the smart shoppers
pay cash as they 30. They see that il
pays and they know full well when they
buy on tick they have the pleasure OF
footing other peoples bills. Cash is the
king"
FL Dorado Republican: The miniature
locomotive in the window of Turner s
hardware store attracted a great deal OF
attention today. and fooled nearly all Of
them at first The engine is the work OF
Frank Wickham and Harry We:dmsn.
and is very neat piece of work. A milk
can is utilized for the boiler. two tin cups
and two wash basins make a smoke stack
true to life, the drive wheels are common
well pulleys, the COW catcher is made of
long tin spoons, a bicycle lantern is the
headlight, and a few roasting pans. bolts.
small boxes. etc, complete II. 1t will pay
you to walk down town 10 see the locomo-
tive IL you have not already seen 1t.