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Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1899-02-10

NOTICE FOR PuBLICATION.-LAND or.
~ ice AT Las Cruces. New Mexico. January
9TH, 1879. Notice Is hereby given that the
following named settler hns hied notice Of his
intention to make final proof IN support Of his
II. s. Court Commissioner, at LOrd3burg n. n.
on February Is, 1899, viz; stephen II. Duna-
for,the RS SWA and lots 3.& 4 Sec, Z Il. 30 g.
r.. 10 W. N. NJ. Mer.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upO and cultivation
Of said land, viz; John n, McCabe, James p.
McCabe, s. NJ. Chase. and John Robson all OF
Lordsburg N. NJ.
Emil sollgnac Register.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1899-02-10
SICK HEADACHEi

This distressing af1iction occurs most frs-
quontly. no. disturbance of the storc.ch,
arising from h imperfectly oiS5sted con-
tents, causes q severe pain In the head,
accompanied with disagreeable nausea, and
Sick Headache, for the relief OF which taks
Bimmons Liver Regulator.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1899-02-10
NJ

should not be regarded ~ q trining ailmsnt-
in fact, nature demand I ne utmost regularity
demand pavos the way often to serious lam
ger. 1t is quite as necessary to remove impure
denominations from the bowels as IL ie 70 eat
OF sleep, and no health can be expected whore
a coEtiye habit OF body prevails.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1899-02-10

Nothing Is 30 unpleasant, nothing so COM
mon, as a bad breath; and IN nearly every
case ~ comes from the stomach, and can DO
so easily corrected n you will take Simmons
Liver Regulator. Do not neglect so sure Q
remedy for this repulsiYe disorder. 1t will
GENERAL hoolth.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1899-02-10

RzEvERY PACKAGEEa
Has the z Stamp In red on the wrapPog.
. j. II, ZELN = CO., PhiladslphiA .
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1899-02-10
PURELY VEGETABLE.

The cheapest, purest and best family modf.
cine In tho woridi An efiectunl specific for
all diseases OF tho Livor, Stomach and spleen,
Regulate the Liver and prevent Chilis and
Fever, Mainrioug Fovers, Bowel Complaints,
Hestlessness, Jaundico and Nausea.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-03
Battenburgs

Our stock of Battenburgs just
opened. Braids, Patterns, Thread
and Laces. Stamped Linens of
every new design. Made work in
Battenburg Dresser Scarfs, Squares,
Doilies, etc. Cushions and Cushion
Tops. Brainard & Armstrong Silks,
every shade and color.
Our. Art department contains
everything you want.
ToweIs-No difficulty finding what
you want here. Ask to see our 30.
inch Oatmeal Twill. 23c. You will find
no such value anywhere.
Our 40-inch linen Huck, 23c, is
another good one.
Satin Damask extra large and fine,
with knotted fringe, 48c.
Fancy Hemstitched Huck, 40 inches
and extra good quality and value,
24c. Bear this in mind when you
are looking for something nice for
yourself OF your friends, We have
a strong line of cheaper Towels, but
these are especially good things for
the season.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-03

comes here. and unless he IS next 10
things, or mas some intimate 10 pilot him
around Is bewiIdered with the peculiar
advantages held out 70 him on every
hand 10 take this room, Or that; this fat
or that: this house OF that The board
ing house keeper IN Washington Is an
unique character. Nothing ike her ever
existed on earth. or beneath the earth.
or anywhere else, or ever viii She has
al the ssngfroi5 OF the most Unc9n-
sc.onsbIe drummer that ever passed
through western Kansas and she has
more nerve thar Wichita street car
magnace She VIII make ali sorts %
statements and will insist that there =
no other place On earth quite ike her
pleasant cozy- neat and WeIl-furasshe5
rooms, Besides. she VIII p3iuy out With
the greatest pride that some senator. or
Member So-al5-So lived WIKI IRA -
many years Then there are sdulrals.
and chiefs q department divisions. and
great men % All kinds and descriptions
who have been with her ana WHO have
occupied tae vary rooms you a-e expect
ed 70 take. Thls IS supposed L. ~ you
Eitl awe ard cause you 10 pardoa the
--++tse-7--t inner DAB E2t----- A--aA
have counted n che rugs which serve
IS carpets f3- -hs room or % wonder
h9w rae admiral or nemes- q senator
was impressed vita sufficient regard
to- himself after viewing rs classic
c5U-telzuce IN . cracked mirror But
you a-e overcome "a due Jiu.s- and gen
s-a.-y succgnb 20 The iaE4la3y's pr
saasiou ana Inducements. The average
laotla1y has ltvs5 IN Washington a. her
life AID IS rsZc IL everything fhat Is
peculiar about ihs city, t1s c-rs1ozns .
IL people the little weaknesses q her
oca-ds-s and al tAst sae knows. fer
l-s-arce thai The average department.
C.@-k Who EeS paid twics -ozth
never has airy m9rey save tne evening
q pap day and governs herself aeoor5-
s-gly. FIR instance she = very Ire 70
TIE aforesaid bozrasr a. the ttras q
pay day. bul a. other tines SIC Is IL
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-03

compiled with the conditions of President
Harrison proclamation. II Mr.. Roberts
has not complied with the conditions q
these proclamarons. but has continued TO
live in polygamous relations since 1850.
he is not included among the persons
pardoned by Presidents Harrison and
Cleveland, but ). a. the present time, dis
qualified and ineligible TO hold Office a
member Of congress may be disqualified
under the constitution or the laws Of the
vnited States. and be ineligible 70 hold
his seat in the house Of representatives.
There have been numerous cases IN the
history Of the house where objection has
been made q the swearinE-in OF a mem
ber-e-ect upon the ground that hs Is IL
eligible and disqualified. The procedure
has Been 70 require the person wh1 was
objected 70 u stand aside and have The
whole matter referred 20 The committee
on elections when appointed II Ar
Roberts = ineligible, the objection should
BE- made when he presents himself % take
the oath OF Office The matter should -
referred 20 the committee on elections
with power 20 investigate and ascertain
al the facts Il he Is lneligi5ie. the seat
can be declare5 vacant IN The mean
time. he viii rot be sworn IN but vii
await the report of the committee and
The action " the house as 70 Ms right 70
take tho OATH This Is the proper course
10 pursue. n ny OPINION L VIII 17i re-
quire two-thlr5s vote, A majority vote
VIII declare the seat vacant 1Ir. Roberts
has Sled his certificate wIth TIE c-s-k -
the house and his name has beer PLACED
or the reu This entities hin = parrtcs-
ps1e n re preliminary Organization q
the house and 70 vote for speaker. bat =
dccs no. follow thai ke should De per-
Enltced % take me cath II h Is saeIlgi-
bic"
The woes q house-huuter. or room
hunter IN Washington. are TOO numerous
&c Numerous 70 msntiol a stranger
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-03

according to precedent The time for all
sentiment has passed. To this end, he
has consulted a number Of those who VIII
be leading members Of the house. They
ara - lawyers. and most Of them old
members But Mr.. Long Is one OF the
number. Among the others are Mr.. Hep
burn Of Iowa Mr.. Payne o. New York,
chairan Of the house committee on ways
and means; Mr.. Dalzell OF Pennsylvania,
who IS second on this committee: Mr..
Tayler OF Ohio, chairman Of the house
committee on elections. and successor in
the house 70 Mckinley from the Eighth
Ohio district These gentlemen have
been assiduously digging up the facts and
presidents. and have had meetings 10
discuss the matter. At these different
meetings. acting on the suggestion oG
Colonel Henderson. these members have
prepared briefs, or statements. OF the
law in the case, Mr.. Long has devoted
much time 70 q careful study q the prop
osidon. while many others have been
rushing tnto print without preparation on
the question. and the following author
lied interview with him will be read with
much interest: 1t is admitted that B. H
Roberts IN lSSe was convicted q p3lyza-uy
under The Ednunds' acc and served a
term OF Imprisonment Under Section 5
OF that act- he was disqualified ID hold
any Office in the territory or under the
United States. He could only b. made
eligible 20 hold Office by a pardon from
the president President Harrison in
1898 issued 8 fun and general pardon 80
all persons liable TO The penalties ~ the
Edmun6s' aCt, but upon the express con
dition that they had aasta5ne5 from IN
lawful cohahitation since November :.
1850. and would continue % OBEY this Iavv
m future President Cleveland in 1884
also granted fun pardon 70 al persons
who had been convicted under he Ed
nunds' act and were then suffering de-
privation OF civil rights in consequence o
the same, except persons who had not
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-03
PITFALL BENEATH A VILLAGE
Houses Wrecked Over Coal HIaes
Aear srrnnfnu. Pa.

Scranton. Pa. Dec "a dozen hosesr
were WRECKED tsrlg rhiz morning y a.
other aIr cave-in q ne TroEae ever ~
mines a. Grsenwosd HaL Is Lower 81
ro1E-. three u.sz SORTS of scFa-lors.
Ire whole village wss e. a gazic. waea.
wlth l1ad r1-nbGuEE. TIE earth Neai
doEn II Some eases TIE sleeoers asgE
tguases from sasir se1s 81 re ezres-ias
o. their a9sses. ard tassa s-sr-5sed i-sso
tie chin morning cir Hcsn-lF cad ard
cz-rrlzE iz thslr ans sseh - thetr ea0fa-
Xxx - taey csaI5 haEzlly Eztksz-
wonen All ca.dren ys1s4 ard ac-ess-
- IL terror. Sad zs7earees aalf-erazel
a. the s116ea sr.rst Trey had resetysz-
Even ne usen were reas--srraeEen azs
cried oat ~ Ths-z3 R-alsas keme ere
o Use 5oarSs-s afle-ao.ed 81 p2enEe bad
loaE ram a talr5-sgary uza5aHs 81 -
greTeztez ~ ha rooz-nzae
Hsn1re1s - aeease sess son 80 tse
st-=sx nauy ~ t6esu easrFE az-e =
order 70 sse Were tseT -ssl1 s,ss s4ssig
F.ss-ras srz SIX lzehes - exafssr
inches Esse rzn aeraas The atreesH Tase
cave cs~ered q strsEza - EF t6a
sset s1nx Us zassa azx5wsy sa5ssss tas
sgaaxs. z7ecfizz hezsa - 1z.A afss
s-a7z Kane srEx store e. E
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-03
POSTED On ROBERTS
Chester |. Long Has Been
Looking Up the Record
THERE is PLENTY OF LAW
If Facts are forthcoming
Roberts Is a GOner'

tspeeaI Correspondents Of the ESgie-'
Washington. Dee. 2-The Roberts mat
ter is the alI-absorbing question . the
day and. as usual. Kansas man = con
nected with l. TIE Kansas man IN tins
case is Consressma1 Chester / Ions, o.
the Seventh dl-ric- Il IS no secret among
the Kansas delegation and the Kansas
Washington contingent. as vel as pronii-
nent Republicans that Colonel Hender-
son. speaker-1o-5e. IS a warm admirer Of
AIr. Long The latter, when he handled
the Tammsny contest case. and assisted
in the Tarsney-Van Horn case. in the
F-isry-fourth congress. as a leading mem
Der Of the committee % elections. at
tracted the attention OF Colonel Header-
son. and has held il ever since The
sepzas-r-elect was one OF the lrst from
the outside % congratulate Mr.. Long on
his return 70 the Fifty-sixth congress.
Colore Henderson IS making a ve-y care
ful sca6y C the Roberts matter. He
wants tc have everything done right AID
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-03

different 10 him The Kansas congress
men. after long struggle with these
people. have located. Some have taken
rooms AID wiu board, others have
houses. Congressruan Long IS IN apart
r1ents n a private house. Congressuen
Curtis and Calderhead have rented fur
nished houses; Congressman Ree5e- s.
in apartments. and Senator Baker and
Senator Harris are az hotels. Tire poor
clerks % whore they can best content
themselves.
The Kansas delegation held 2 meeting
Wednesday but did not do much K he'd
another meeting Frioay and ;aIkef over
different things. The delegation viii act
ia entire harmony.
Thanksgiving day vas spent Fl al
sorts % ways n washington The de-
pzrtEelts were closed. q course. and
TIE employs generally went To tee
races. OF 70 excursions into virginia q
spent the dag quietly II WashnEtea
TIE Kanz2ns spent tae dsy with ;hesr
families. largely. Mr- Long worked
zost q the day 7u tos Roberts matter
The following interview with Senator
harris Of Kansas r. the TEzshlaEt8z
Post Is qu.ts stg-sacaut- II the Demo
crstaic party wants % gain ~ conf
5@uce and good wiEs q The American
people 6, must be s1me-zl1g more tasn
. parry Z neEatiC1- Mastery isac-tgifT
Is not going % VII re political hates
. ths future ard oet1z Simply x %
position 70 ths Republicans izn't EoIng
% ga electoral Totes r. TIE Esxt earn
pz.ga. Z seems 70 re thst = tse
DeE scra1s wousd seize uDoa TIE ep19--
tDasties within. thsE- grasp t5ey would
have an excellent chance - reEz3nizx
ccoc-ol q izs gentry FI-st zu5 fore
rnost- - then aad-esE Themselves &c get-
ti1E - 81 income TAX izE fAat wgSL@
b hsad vzHt b. ths zzprsue e9u-L
Here s. so-nethag 6ez-sEe sarzetls-x
worth 6Eating s9-. Az 4 Ike EiIa gogu-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-03

Of these We have a fine line and
you will find selecting from SO
many pretty and desirable patterns
difficult task. The qualities are
strictly high grade and prices low.
We have 'em from SEC to Si.69.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-03
Millinery

A large assortment Of Baby Hoods
and Caps has just arrived, and they
are beauties from 48c to So each.
Don't let them get picked over be-
fore you see them.
Ostrich Feathers and Plumes, a
new and fine line, 89c TO S..
ChiIdren's CameIhair Tam O'Shanters,
IN fancy colors, $1.39.
Misses Baby Pompadour Hats,
bleached velvet, just the latest and
neatest thing.
A large line of untrimmed Tur-
bans and Box Turbans in colors.
See Miss Hackers display of
trimmed Hats. They are artistic
and tasteful creations.
Look over our Notion Counter.
You are sure to see something you
want. A nickle is big money here.
We have beautiful line of En-
broideries and fancy and lace
trimmed Handkerchiefs See them
when you are shopping for Christ
mas. a beautiful handkerchief is a
dainty and acceptatious Christmas
present.
We have recently added to our
stock q choice and elegant selection
of society stationery, just the latest
and newest fads.
Linens
You are looking for just the things
We have in this department for your
art work.
Dresser Scarf Material, Fancy Crash, l4c
and lSc.
Fancy Scrim, i4c.
Hemstitched Linen, 24c.
Fringed Linen. white, l4c.
Fringed Linens. in fancy colors, Z3c.
! Round Thread Art Linens, 26-inch,
39c; 40-inch, SIC.
Handkerchief Linens, 36-inch, 36c
and 73c.
Heavy Wool Skirtings
20 inches wide. This IS a big
value and a rapid seller, 48c.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-03

lar sentiment Social and economic
problems are the vital issues. and TIRE
party that ranges Itself on The SIDE 81.
the common people E.H be the 6onl-
nant political farce IN this COUNTY,
Delegate Flynn Is std besieEed 5T
Oklaaomaas. but 6 giving Sc much a.
tenton as possible 20 the measures he
wlE chan-lon- r Il FAxOS
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-03
Dress Goods.

From the very first our line of
Dress Goods has been a pleasing
surprise to our visitors and patrons.
It has elected praise and compi-
ments from all. We are determined
it shall continue in favor and we are
constantly adding to it beautiful and
fashionable fabrics that are fit to
gown the daintiest lady in the land.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-03
PriestIey's Blacks

Every lady knows Priestley's
goods. It is not necessary to des-
cant upon their merits. They are
the standard to measure other goods
by. Our line Of these is extensive
and choice and runs in price from
CSC to 81. Priestley's Black Cheviot
at SI29. Real India CamePs Hair at
S179. His Venetian at $1.98 and
his Novelty Suitings are very fine
goods and should be seen to be aP-
preciated. They are PTiestley's and
that is the best we can say for them.
We also have Priestley's Surah Twill
Cravenette at SLAB
We have received new lot Of
Plaid Shrtings that are very attract
i've and stylish and We sell them
from "a cents to $2.19. The latter
goods would be cheap at $3.50.
We have a fine line Of Satins and
Chinas for Christmas workers. You
can find just what you want in our
stock to make Christmas presents
for your friends.
Among the very recent additions
to our stock are plain and colored
Venetians in all the fashionable
shades.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-03
Shoes

Shoes
We are proud of our Shoe depart
nent. We have tried numerous
lines and selected the best. We
have returned 20 the shipper case
after case OF shoes that did not come
Up 10 our standard OF excellence.
We viii accept nothing that is not
strictly frSt-claSs Of its kind and
good value for our patrons money.
We will not let a shoe 60 TO our Gus
toners that We do not think TO be
a better shoe than anyone else is
selling for the same money. We
know our shoes are the best of their
kind and We know our prices are
right. Our customers know It, too.
Ladies turn soles, vesting tops,
$3.50 value for $2.79.
Ladies' Kid Shoe, mannish styles,
$500 value for S248.
Ladies vesting tops, $3.50 value
for S1.98.
Ladies Dongola Kid lace, $500
value for STAT.
Misses fine Vici Kid, all leather
or vesting tops, newest styles, Il II
to ,. S1.79.
Chldren's fine Vici Kid. all
leather or vesting tops, s ID to II.
STAT.
Misses lace or button kangaroo
Calf or Kid, II ID to 2, S1.24.
Mems Packard Shoes, yici kid,
$500 value for ST. SO.
Mems Packard Shoes, box calf,
$500 value for 81 48.
Mems Packard Shoes, calf skin,
$500 value for So So.
Mems Solid Leather Shoes, STAT
any style congress or lace.
Budd's Baby Shoes, 2 to S, soc.
Baby Moccasins, regular price
25c; our price lie.
We have about 100 pairs of
Misses Button Dong. Kid Shoes.
from II IL to 2. regular price
SIPS, close out at 75c
Children's lace or button kanga-
100 calf or kid, 8 II to Il. $1.00.
Little Cents school shoes in kan
CARGO calf, 8 ID TO y, SIPS.
Little Gents fine vici kid. heavy
soles, newest styles, ID to u,
STAG.
Boys fine vici kid, heavy soles,
2 ID TO 5 ID, $1.98.
Boys oil grain school shoes, rein
forced side seams, extra strong,
SIPS and S1.47.
Dog Collar Belts
OF these we have a choice and ex-
tensive selection. They are the
latest novelties and you can find
among them any price and any quail
ity, from the cheapest up.
Pompadour Combs, back and side
Combs, plain and jeweled, from 13c
up. ask to see the 74-ccnt Pompa-
GC4I. II IS sPcCldl F&Ile.
Domestics
Wednesday We received a ship
ment Of Oudug Flannels in plain
colors and fancy. They are very
hne-by far the best goods We have
shown or seen 10Y the price. They
sell at sight. 8 l-2c and 12c.
Art DENNIS. new designs and fine
quality, 14c-
Fancy Sstines II great variety. ne.
/. Main St.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-03
Going Somewhere?

Here's something in Trunks:
26-inch Trunk, round top,
2S-inch Trunk. round top ...... LIZ
9O-inch Trunk, round top ...... 19S
A good, solid Trunk. oval top.
with extra braces and heavy cor
ner stays
26-inch ........s1.7s
2S-inch .........1. sS
So-inch .......... 2.B
A square, fat top, canvas-cover-
ed Trunk, elegantly finished inside
with deep tray; the bottom is sheet
iron; the lid is secured by long
wrought strap hinges, with the
very best brass lock; the corners
and sides are stayed by heavy
wrought iron straps, making a
very strong and neat looking
trunk Prices
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-03
Fine French FIanneIs

For Shirt Waists. Beautiful patterns
and elegant goods-the fashionable
things just now. a fine selection,
per ward CSC.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-03
Toilet Articles


Nowhere in the city can you see
as choice a line OF Toilet Soaps as
we display. We have all the best
brands Of American goods and the
finest of importat1pns.
Perfumes, Dentffrices and Cos
metics in great variety.
Have you seen our
Rugs and Art Squares
Useful, ornamental, tasteful, and
artistic. Anything that makes
home beautiful is Christmas sug-
gestion Of merit.
We have Rugs from sec up. and
Squares from 1929 to sS.4S, all Of
excellent value and we'll worth
more than We ask for them.
New Flannel Shirt Waists
The latest thing, the latest style
and the latest cut, and in all colors.
S4.79
CIoaks and Suits
The popularity Of our Cloak and
Suit department continues, and the
sales have been very large. Ex-
pressions of satisfaction with our
garments and approval of our prices
have been many. There is style
and a fit to our garments which are
all strictly manufactured, that you
will find elsewhere only at higher
prices.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-03
Ladies Gloves

The ''Jouvin" has stood the test
and proved its worth. 1t is with
out doubt the most satisfactory
glove TO wear, fit and durability
considered, that can be obtained.
We have them in great variety. all
sizes and shades. Prices, ST. 49 and
$2.29.
The Amsterdam Mills" is one
Of the most reliable producers Of
knit goods. We have their line of
Gloves and Mittens, and they run
from 10c to Soc per pair.
The Amsterdam Silk Mittens at sec
ora worth tx
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-03
Plush Coats
From STAB to $500
Silk Skirts

Plush Coats
From STAB to $500
Silk Skirts
Here again we have decidedly the
best line you can see anywhere.
Beautiful goods, made up well
S4.6s to $1,000
Plaid Skirts
Very stylish A fine line S6,4s
to $1,000
Ask to see our Skirts of Venetian
cloth in applique. They are very
dressy.
Our line of Homespun and vene-
tan Cloth Suits IS 50 large and all
are SO attractive that we hni ii
hard to particularize Prices are al
so attractive.
Rainy Day Skirts
Two-faced material, very fine and
extra good value, S5.48 to S8.48
Misses Skirts
In plaids and plain colors: large
shipment just opened. 81. SO to 4. 40
Glassware Novelties
We have a large selection Of Or
namentaI Glassware with plated
silver mountings. Very pretty
things. Vases, Puff Boxes, Rose
Bowls. Candle Sticks, Finger Bowls,
Spoon Holders, Sugar Jars, and
many useful articles. Your choice,
FAC
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-03
At Our Ribbon Counter

At Our Ribbon Counter
We have displayed some beautiful
Chiffsn Yokfngs, ranging in prices
from S2.79 to S3.48
Fancy Collars and Stocks Of the
latest styles, from 29c to SLAB
We have just received new lot
of Ribbon good quality finch, &c
Fancy 54nch 2ec
Nowhere in the city will you find
larger line of Pocketbooks, or a
better assortment to select from.
Sterling Silver Trimmed Pocket
books for 79c to S1.23
Fine Leather books. 24c to 75c
Ladies' Fine Shopping Bags in
great variety. What more beautiful
present can you find than these fine
Leather Goods?
UOif CapeS
The popularity Of these Capes has
made US hustle 10 keep enough on
hand. We have just received an
other lot and have now a large va
Tiety, decidedly the bes- assert
ment in the city. Prices from
S7.29 to S14.00
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-03
Hosiery and Underwear

Good things in this department
are plentiful. Among them are the
Media All Wool Union Suits. These are
fine and only $1.43.
Then We have the feeced Melba,
wool and cotton mixed, at 98c.
We have a good Fleeced Lined Union
Suit at 27c.
In separated garments We have
a fleece lined, non-shrinking, all wool
white ribbed Vests and Pants at CSC.
And another in gray at sc.
Silk and wool Vests at CSC.
Heavy heeced Union Suits, excel
lent value, SIC.
In Hosiery these are big values
and cannot be beaten
Ladies' Minerva Hose, DC.
Ladies Ribbed Top, 24c.
Ladies Fancy Isle, 34c.
Ladies Rembrandt Ribbed, 39c.
Ladies Mercerized Silk, 40c.