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Evening star., 1898-10-12
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249 pairs Lace Curtains,
in twelve artistica1ly beau
tiful designs. viii be at
once recognized as the pop
ular s.. % Lace Curtains of
1888, Choice, Sn AZ
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Evening star., 1898-10-12
Old Glory Athletic Club.

The first and second teams of the Old
Glory Athletic Club played a game of foot
ball at Anacastia. the second winning by
2S to 16. The teanH lined up as follows:
j. Grove and Hill. left ends; Niedfeldt and
Randall. centers; Galley dand Costello, left
guards; Pullman and Plume, right guards;
Sullivan and Hoursk, right ends; E. Grau
and Chriswell left ,tackles; Holmes and
lockwood. right TACKLES Folks, Snyder,
Cote and Lester Hall. backs; Tweedale
and Lynthium, full backs,
Evening star., 1898-10-12
FIRST GAME.

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SECOND GAME.
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Umbrellas,

Soc for Sl.25 Gloria Silk I'm
Wv brellas, with steel rods;
% and 2S-ipch paragon frames.
Plain and fancy handles.
Evening star., 1898-10-12

425 pairs Lace Curtains.
In fifteen Of the prettiest
1898 designs. Ample guam
titles in each desiGn-good
opportunity for hotel pro-
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Evening star., 1898-10-12

II pairs Renaissance Lace
Curtains. Twelve styles,
and only six pairs Of each.
They are bargains that Will
he quickly snapped up. 50
a pair value, S1 O9
for only..... ~Ao|o
Evening star., 1898-10-12
Gallaudet wins Again.

The Business High School and Gallaudet
elevens met on theu gridiron at Kendall
Green Monday. Business kicked off. The
Gaiiaudet backs made long runs around the
ends. and in few minutes scored touch
down. At the end Of Eethe first half the score
was 400 In the second half Gallaudet
played several substitutes and scored only
once. The Business team could not work
good. The total score was 46 to o at the
end of two fifteen-minute halves in favor
of Gallaudet.
Evening star., 1898-10-12

n RC for last ~ the 23c
Fancy Monte Ru-
reau Scarfs. 16N5O !nches
-. .20c for those l6x70 In.
Evening star., 1898-10-12

Imo for usual 75c Wrap
Wv pers, and 69c for
last of various 81 lots on
first floor tables.
Sn OF for last Of those
" ~h'>o S2.9S Black Mo-
reen Skirts. Sass for
$T.9S SILK Petticoats, with
featherhone fiI.ish.
IL VC for odd lots Of Cor
sets, some worth 81.
Evening star., 1898-10-12

SS. 90 for last Of vari-
OS> ous lots SO
Cloth Suits-only twenty uf
them.
81 QS for SIS Suits Of
various cloths. in
black and culors. All sizes
in the combination.
$50 80 for Cloth Suits.
~ among which are
some silk lined throughout.
Evening star., 1898-10-12

Or for 12l1c Honeycomb
Towels, 23xi6 inches
-. lie for Fine Hemmed
Huck Towels, lSN36 inches
lie for 25c Towels, 23k
I6 inches. =. DC for Soc
beauties. 26x50 inches.
Evening star., 1898-10-12

OSC for odd lot Chill
wv dren's Silk Caps.
Some We're $2.25.
SGH for those Toe Red
WV Flannelette Dresses,
with black braid trimming.
Sizes l TO 5 years only.
S1 Oh for odd lot Cloth
~us>O Goats. Sizes IN
TO 4 years. Some were
$3.9S.
Evening star., 1898-10-12

$3.50 for this handsome s.
stone Ring. center u fine
ruby, with first-quality dis-
mond on either end. IL you
can match 1t for the money
bring il back.
Evening star., 1898-10-12
Goods Department Bargain Tables.

EOr for odd lots T5c
Crochet Bed Spreads
....19c for 81 quality, ex-
ira heavy. 81 9S instead
Of s2.7o for genuine Mar
settles Spr sads.
1Mc for f23c quality
Hemmei PILLOW
Cases l2iHc for l1c Hem
stitched Cases. size 45x
SO inches =. .39c for 5gc
lockwood Sheets, s1x9O...
45c for those 90xo0 inches.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-12-18
Another Victim of Woman's Wiles.

born woman is of few days and full Of
trouble for along other gets away
with him. His only is TO take drug a
Mans from the wies becoming pre-
carious with each succeeding generation furbelows
dons silk skirt sticks big feathers in her hat
ing her defenseless victim willis pays hat
also for the pettcoats sayings
but they warranted by a world experience
Woe, man; but you have only drop ind
of it ALL jury up Webster City Iowa
only the other day, finding verdict sitting on
suicide, substantially forth in
foregoing observations name was Ira Fitch
jury unfortunate man was driven
death by persistent woman" That was
the verdict and the testimony
always seeking him out, writing letters
him Ira Fitch testimony shows took to
hoping escape his feminine was all
stitued bars Society up there
IS said TO be shocked the inquest
is safe that said society by women which
is ordinarily the that it viii
a plain common everyday business Iowa
town He methodcal and without ostentaon. Fitch
was not hondsome man. but every lie woman
she fell in love with him. adduced testimony
the inquest by number respectable prominent
young women of the Of Williams Webster City
that this Mr. Fitch uncociousy exercised strong power
their feelings they explain why but they
were willing worship him. was case of magnet and
needestranger than the picture the opera of
patience truth is stranger fiction. 1t was unwe-
come to Fitch and after years protest against
this peculiar fate he took morphine died.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-12-18
Southern Kansas Business Men.

Il is pretty hard for a store 10 enlarge
now and say nothing about expansion
IN It's advertisement
II your competitor must be referred
20 ga your advertisement % - better "a
state his name boldly than 20 hint az 81.
People know what they want when they
see L. The advertisement is for the pur-
pose OF telling the people what limo q
goods you carry and the prices on certain
lines.
No man who does not study the buying
public. can write a surcessfui advertise
ment 10 is not only necessary 20 know
human nature. bit human nature a9 IL
stands before the counter.
Tho window displays for Christmas
week are dns. Eut ths lick should -
kept up during the year. Ths value Of a
window On store has never been appre-
c.afed fully by the merchandising world
lax O'Reu int3mates that Americans
are Fo dtspspflc fhat "tDe acsnsry ff0m
New York 20 San Francisco is ruined with
advertis encnts Or liver pills" Advertfs-
ing has done 20 much Tor dvapepisa that
a. spepsia ought 90 % a great deal for
advertising. bgt there ere broader fields
of reciprocity than the face u fas conti-
neut The modern HswspaDeF represents
ard reaches al the continents.
The Sew YORK Tribune observes taat
"the anfegiuvian Jokes ahout ne woman
a. tae bargain counter wal not pass mtis-
Ter these days. Tor her husband asd
brother and other MAJ 8sine relatives are
3usr as much in evidence ia t0s stores -
shs .s.' And enc mascI'ine relatives are
5lst ~ anxious 10 mako thcir Collars "a
e. Ear - g,oasiale- ~ 70 caa rsllcituae
Wh.cn assures lei advance the 81 irary =
80 holiday advertising. unisss 81 Be rery
badly done
john Narnsrr aEer. On rs Christmas
ftere- Facing four streets. and - arg
~ upon tao fcora-tAis stare - =. sasy
90 Eet in ard out - 80 = camp meeting
ient- 'fslrouRa doors and Windows al
srfe.si exits i cgfiid ~ ssnplssS q ten
tae3a<r1 pe1pls a. Eve ulirgies. n b r~rs
ten stories hza AID open only O. 80
ailss. 81 fniEtf - gpifs dTsrsat Tas
p a c0lrilefaftaa Softhy = sna5azzfs e
flss busy st&eoa- ~ go times g Kses
visitors - ne store that tsiiKAffsl senea
~ fffsficsa af1 safety 20 frsqogatiy cgul-
rssafed u7oa.
A. zcvefti-.ox Authority enee sselar-t
f1at tie waF - reach uaakfza 49,
f7r9uza ere far srx. - iE a. spsa sues-
Ten Wheeler sHea 81 raf. ca tha w.
ffzS a. many aessrf- ssrn~eis 49, 60 w.
Hss1s bgf g. &C. probably tras fhat nsr..~r,
rad faost - fss sasfsy safas. IL
lerfzsuiy tree tsat issy 60 u1ssf y a.
hgsiesy vlglar- ans fast ghsy f.sg 49,
ce1 - Tsses-lre sea- - uas - tass &c.
$50. = no af arg c'ssr. It i 80 -.
fefshssrg i@at tsses scresHs - faess fse.s
a-4 improves ere cegsefsaassr - art "a
a.,siasss isrms N.sa tas sa.s -.
Ia SSla Anerseza rLrg.s. -. a..
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-12-18
Possess and Own But Dare Not Sell.

The advocacy of expansion and the warnings against
periaism which taking much of the time
wise alay the which daily agtate Washing
political circles. the rounds at
Washington the week that Japan had offered
States s2OO0Oo,OOO for the Philippines would
the entire the late war leaving
prestige in directions. The
door OF Senator Kyle of South Dakota brother
having suggested him Japan other country
would be glad to 100000 for Philippines. The
cabinet officers denied that there
Tracing the down about
the the administration the question
ppne Much study makes it clear that nothing
with the islands to keep them permanently
terest of the United States and of he world large They
cannot be sold to other nations without producing compca
tons, perhaps leading Neither the perna-
nent of the island be upon
president Will administer the affairs Philippines
porary by military governorshp-thai have
military in position of the
eminent.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-12-18
Woman i'm so Far Is Woman's Enemy.

The Eagle in commenting upon the movement of the
Federation Labor discourage the employment
the lines of labor formerly performed by ncud
ing office and clerical work. expressed the opinion that
rule did desert life other labor from
choice necessity of women
principally girls who unquestionaby seek certain lines
industrial life solely to be the world
away from home. A class of young women in in
society girls, girls who could play the
ciety function perfect themselves in shorthand ypewng
bookkeeping accept positions Just for the Of it.
little pin money. This is simply fad and will
probably help the areody
alarming salaries received by clerks in
girls who well provided for in every
way, having good being subjected outlay
for the necessities comforts of life afford
positions much less than the
entirely their resources pay
lodging, clothing everything earth they need
their earnings. that young
possessing and having to look after and
appreciate realize this position but
since do then they should have their attention call
way that will nure
their less fortunate sisters.
If girl wishes to adopt fad" outlet for
pent-up energies escape ennui beyond
pale which may profit
and pleasure, and without injustice to others.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-12-18

nualy OF cotton and cotton and goods alone the
imports into these four countries in round numbers
to 100 million dollars and of this lit
tie ten million States
the great cotton producing
over thirty million dollars dollars
worth from the United States The imports leather
and manufactures million dollars
than million dollars Stotes
wood millions
nuay, and less han two millions from the United
States machinery not included under the head of and
steel manufactures million dollars. of which less
than millions the United Sotes; chemicals
drugs amounted million dollars with
less million of it coming this OF the
million dollars worth into
OF the thirteen million dollars bread
five million dollars worth and of the million dollars
worth of cool furnished less than OF the
three million dollars worth of provisions furnished but
little than quarter million dollars worth. OF
the eleven classes of articles manufacturers of cotton
and Steel leather wood machinery chemicals mineral
oils breadstuffs provisions, China i'm
ported ninety million worth,
eleven million dollars the United States.
imported in 1897 fyeght million dollars worth and
of twelve dollars from the
United British imported sixyfour mil
lion dollars worth which twelve million dollars worth
the United States and British India million
dollars worth of which three and half million dollars
worth furnished by the United States.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-12-18
Daily 49, eagle
VI. N. MURDOCH. Editor
C1rsing Leedy and Cursing Each Other.


verdict but just rendered at the polls by the
people to override expressed majority but
just recorded at the baOthox the desperate object of the
Ieedy administration converting Popus legislature
the hour of the for which
they were elected two years ago.
of the people having been. in effect that they
Wanted nothing Popus party leaders Of
assuming that the majority do not know what
they want viii essay an enforcement wills
remains to be what the legislature itself will do
when il has been convened That
Popust party both who comprehend the danger
involved in the attempt rough-shod public opin
ion there also others who cannot be persuaded
into becoming parties a trick people of
fair trial newly believe. If
this should prove true happen either
the extra precpitately adjourn otherwise
prudent minority revolutionary schemes of
political potters There being that there
is any warrant under the Constitution converting
coupled with the fact of the general
knowledge among the people that done simply 10
forsta newly legislature only, but
to tie administration waiting to be
sworn n conspiracy treason and
spoils" is complete With, therefore, slim Populist
jory of pledged house, with
which to through Stanley administration the
complete collapse of the conspiracy
promising.
Popus party any legal moral right
legislature the purposes of annulng the
peoples and for forstang the
legislature and for perpetuating members
party years longer, then the
Republican party right installed
appointive offices life
sitions and fill them with Republicans No such right
exists, present Pop leaders is
attempted usurpation and plain treason.
We predict for this plot trick swift confusion and
disaster The chances thousand favorable
TO complete collapse and shameless fasco hundred
conflicting interests and antagonisc ambitions will
the surface within fall of the
gave. There will expedients innumerable
legislature superhuman they
not of them having proved only ordinary boodrs
Realizing that they already by
jority the people, only ago, they WILL
standing dstrusting each other warning
fighting Their session being Unconstitutional
will hold Their railroad law. they this
single through, viii be worth the paper is
written In their final desparg howl for Doodle they
will howl each other gnoby defeated their gains
end, they finally disappear from vew cursng
Leedy and all his crew, and cursng each other.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-12-18
Manila as a Trade Center.

Business figures and trade statistics reading
for most people But there per newspaper
readers who interested of matter thar,
IN any other And the these that there is
more than billion dollars goods imported into the
countries commercially adjacent Philippines is para
mount TO merely political problem continuing this
country on OF hold upon islands Two ia
bles Just prepared by the treasury bureau statistics present
some startling facts the consuming power OF the coun-
tries IN reach Of Manila erepot and distributing
point From Manila Hong Kong and Canton the gate
way TO southern China is but half distance from New
York TO Havana, and from Manila Yokohama Port Arthur
Shanghai Bangkok Settlements is in each case
distance but little greater than from New York 10
Havana The great cities Of British India and
Australasia while somewhat distant are much nearer
20 Manila than to other distributing point for the
greater classes u merchandise countries in
produce
The portaons into this four amount 10 near
ly billion dollars Those Japan. which decade
ago were less than nifty million dollars now more than
loo million dollars and steadily increasing Those OF China
have increased 20 last decade and now nounr
10 nearly 200 million dollars year Those OF British Austria
iasia are about Seo million dollars year Of British
India and the Strait Settlements which show IN increase Of
about ten decade million dollars an
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-12-18
Along the Kansas Nile.

The only wonder about the Fast Mail
up TO date is that a big freight train has
not come up behind it and smashed IL.
The present session OF the legislature is
legally an extraordinary session. and be-
fore il IS finished, 1t viii undoubtedly be
that literally.
J. Leeford Brady has taken a meat-sS
and assailed the Kansas literary crowds
idol. He says that Rudyard kiplns
writes lot of rot
Governor-elect Stanley has succeeded n
going through the week without having.
in a single instance. a politician between
oyster soup and turkey.
L suppose" said the Kansas minister's
son. after listening to the story OF ,he
creation of woman. Il suppose some
body ribbed Adam Up 10 do It,"
After all. there IS one thing the extra
session might do with accrulng popularity
might in act repeal the law which calls
for the election OF any legislature what
soever.
Kansas. at some stage OF her career or
another. always manages 70 induce great
men 10 put their money on her. Olney.
the great OIney, owns a farm in Green
wood county.
still considerable of a mystery why. when
the battering ram was being worked on
the plum-tree. Mort Albaugh withdrew
from the orchard.
The times VIII be better and better un-
der Governor Stanley. And IN two ...-
the Populsts viii be claiming that 10 was
their special session laws which made
Kansas prosperous
I.ewelling was not entirely satisfactory
70 the state lie was too wstchfui q the
interests Of Tomato-Can Tom and TIE
rest OF trampdam, but be never dashed
into an extra session.
The stay-at-tent vote among she colpred
boys Of Kansas IN cuba IL sufficient ln-
dcation that the American citizen waen
his vote - going 10 be microscopy
examined, prefers not to vote.
Wichita Ir.shmar Claims .hat ms
ancestor vas once wrecked On au bland
nny miles norm o. ireland Al De bad
vas spade. but &c hep, oiggnE 800 csc
Island and putting ii q Ittle nearer home.
uutI he reached the coast
Kansas l. now gong through one % her
sensational spa-sms. ]; began 1ffh cross.
turned a someTEauit on Gi}ttf leapft
into the ar OF Collins. and s. now o. ths
floor gaping over tns extra sese.on- kag-
sas has the ~ periodically ard Hses 81.
TIE Kansas woman haa better stuT ir
her ;hsn che man. Isst seek 1iisa
Mary Gates. q f-scroses young woman.
vaB teaches iu ere COUNTRY wslss9 bone,
fourteen miles. iu TIE tcet1 - . siHa.as
EroE-s-orlu.
i woal6 not bs a roer 1i-ce - frp.s-
PLATED rsrfdy 20 re uemeersts fho1G
tr.nE enough -afrercs 20 hezF 10 make
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-12-18

Dewey has notified the department the work Of the
navy in the east is done and wants be ordered
man. He Will off plate with mis- in it when
he gets here sip coffee from Dewey spoon Dewey
cigars. wear Dewey suspenders, and dying
buried in patent lon-bulgable Dewey coffin.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-12-18

Bob 1ngerscn that all the accumulated wisdom of
the Bible explain tremble single leaf Mr.
lngersol has not changed He is still
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-12-18
IrauiraI L.

p c.

CFrom TIE ChicaE7 Ness
7, you fnd you are Being driv~s 70
6es3alr ct out and wsik-
r v0u are gentleman ySu 49, 70.
have 90 advertise ths FAC
II you are victim - sep. - IT,
baby ess crackers 2 oei.
u zsvfc> could Dc made a. active 7rsa-
csa.e. Z nlEnt aeeamPllsa ~. 90
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-12-18

Naturally the Philippine islanders may little indif-
ferent about being Americans but they
Congressman TO Washington and receive
package of mumifed pumpkin seeds.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-12-18

Cuba is under military rule. Poor Cuba. II will
be happy day military uniform is only
used make the female dry cottonwood
leaf in a southwest wind.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-12-18

The Kansas Populsts having been openly charged with
being met with popular frost it is only that the
appontees should try through session. to
freeze on to their Jobs.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-12-18

Dewey confesses that Germany's action ma
him uneasy. When Dewey uneasy there were good
grounds We viii probably never know how Emperor
Bill came TO getting licked.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-12-18

General Garcia who died last week in Washington
during his life sentenced death nine There was
real victory it for him when hosttes between
sheets.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-12-18

President Mckinley is wonderfully popular the south
but somehow there suspicion popularity will
never penetrate the hard unfeng bosom the boxes
in 1905
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-12-18

We pay seo000Oo0 for the Philippines but even
Bryan admit that with coinage Of silver ey might
have s4ooooeoo along with other agricultural pro-
ducts
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-12-18

Many Of the customs OF Christmas changed and
many old people sigh thereat in number OF uartc
lars the modern yue baseburner beats the old yue log
hoI
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-12-18
IaanIE~aee by Proxy


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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-12-18

Mckinley has good deal OF easy-going courage H.
carriage with Booker Washington in Ala
hama And Mckinley probably iidnt debate he did
il either.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-12-18

tfied ming IN crime /, has failed j.
hind postage stamp.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-12-18

order give Cleveland pointers on b4ing
president and entirely south idea
President Mckinley might return those Confederate nags
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-10-30

plorably slow, they were up against
the real thing" and may be excused
for the small impression made on tbs
Badger line. Shepley captained the
team and never played better He was
the equal of Anderson in punting and
got into the plays well. With the ex'
ception of one tumble, Charlie Adams
was good. The Gopher tackles ana
guards were knocked out of the box
on every onslaught. Both Scandrett
and Won Schlagel followed the ball, but
could not stop end plays.
FACED THE WIND.
Minnesota faced the wind at the
opening and Shepley kicked off to th6
twenty-yard line. Wisconsin smashed
the line twice and the oval was back
the Badgers for an off side play They
went around the left end for twenty
yards, and Larson soon followed this
up by another end rush around Min
nesota's right for a touchdown, three
minutes after play opened. A goal was
kicked. Score 6 to 0.
At the next kick off Minnesota got
the ball for the first time on a penalty,
but lost it on downs, and Larson was
the hero for another long run. Min.
nesota gained the oval, on a quarter
back kick, but lost it on a penalty.
after Wisconsin had blocked Shepley's
punt. half dozen plungeS through
tackle and guard, first on one side and
then the other, and Madison had an
other touchdown. The goal was cross
ed by a clever quarterback kick which