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The Goodland republic., 1899-12-29
PmsONAL NOrEa

Jim Woods is back from Denver.
u Phil Volke, a Smoky Row bartender,
has gone to Denver.
Il. N. Rees went to Kansas City Wed
[ nesday on a business visit
Mrs. E. E Judd is reported improv-
ing slowly, after a severe illness
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Bower spent
Christmas with relatives in Colby.
E. E. DOnIy left Saturday evening
/ for a visit with friends at Jennings,
Kan.
Mrs. J. B. Penn returned last week
/ from a visit with relatives In Kansas
City.
N. Winters left Tuesday evening for
Kansas City to receive treatment for
! cancer.
A. Yetter, of Lewiston, Pa, was in
/ GOOdland this week buying mules and
horses.
John H. Kemp, of Manhattan, Kan,
was a guest at the Commercial We'd
nesday.
Lewis Arensberg has gone to Atchi-
son to spend his holiday vacation with
relatives.
c. E Dunham and family were the
guests Of friends in Thomas county
Christmas
Fred Aten, Of the BIilIisack store,
spent Christmas vi tn relatives in Bur
lingtOn, Col.
Harry Lemon has returned to Good
land after an absence Of several years
spent in Omaha.
County Clerk A. ID. Rummel is in
Wichita attending the meeting Of the
county clerks Of the state.
B. F. Brown went to Kansas City
Wednesday night on business trip
He viii return tomorrow
Mrs. Z. A. Woods left last night for
Denver to join her husband. The fam
lily viii make Denver their home.
George Saum. accompanied by his
wife, and Mrs. W. Adams, Of Norton,
are In the city the guest Of Mrs Luther.
Monroe Stimits and wife, of Wa
-Keeney, Kan, are stopping at the
Commercial They are engaged teach
ing painting.
". c. Myers is spending his holiday
vacation with his parents in Good
land. He is principal Of the city school
at Gilman, Col.
Misses TOpsy and Birdie RubersOn,
daughters Of County Commissioner J..
B. RubersOn, have gone to Pueblo for
a visit with relatives.
Nose Matneney returned yesterday
morning from NeOshO, No, where he is
drilling for zinc for a company Of
GOOdland railroad men.
I. \. Hedge, accompanied by his wife,
Of Norton, are in the city the guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. a. A. Bower. Mrs Hedge
is a sister Of Mr.. Bower.
W. F. McCUe, Of Colby, auditor for
the Foster Lumber company, was IN
GOOdland Tuesday and Wednesday on
business connected with his position
IchabOd Warner received a telegram
Wednesday night that his mother, who
lives in RichersOn, Ia, was dead. Mr..
Warner left on the fir st train to attend
the funeral.
Miss Clara BIodgett left Tuesday
evening for Simpson, Kan, where she
was married Wednesday to Denham
Critchfield, formerly Of this county.
They will make their home at Simpson.
Word received from A. Shaw, who
took his son, Lowell, east to receive
treatment for an injured eye, says that
the sight will be saved but it will be
some time before he will completely
recover. The injury was caused by q
toy cannon explosion.
The Goodland republic., 1899-12-29
Eastern star Installation.

GOodIand Chapter No. ID, Order
Eastern Star, installed officers for the
coming year at their lodge room Tues
day evening. Mrs. Sophia Luther, Of
this city, past matrOn Of the Norton
Kan chapter, was installing officer,
and Miss Belle Saum, Of Norton, a
sister of Mrs. Luther, acted as mar
shall. The ceremonies were followed
by a supper at the Commercial hotel
The new officers are: Mrs. 7. P.
Leonard, W. NJ; 7. H. Taggart, W. P;
Mrs. R. J. Jones, a. NJ; Mrs. B. F.
Brown, c.; Mrs. P. J. Mcbride, A c.;
7. P. Leonard, secretary; Mrs. G. E.
Swarts, treasurer; Mrs. Robert Lemon,
Ada; Mrs. Frank Mixer, Ruth; Mrs. n.
P. MatlOck, Esther; Mrs. ". ". Lee
man, EIecta; Mrs. @. II. AIbrecht, war
der; Mrs. c. E. Swarts, sentinel; Mrs.
P. K. Ryan, marshal; Mrs. George Full
Ter, organist; Mrs. E. F. Tenant, chap
lin.
The Goodland republic., 1899-12-29
Cattle sale.

Thursday, January 4, 1900, at II a. N.
prompt, I wiz sell at public auction 50
head Of two-year-oId heifers, all with
calf, at my ranch on section g. township
:, range So, Thomas county, Kan, which
is seven miles north and one One-half
east Of Brewster. Terms Of sale: Eight
months time at six per cent interest
with approved security; I've per cent
discount for cash Free lunch at noon.
A.P. WmsoN.
A. SHowALrER. Auctioneer.
The Goodland republic., 1899-12-29
An Evening in Germany.

On Saturday evening at the COngre-
gatiOnal church there Will be a social
with program made up Of vocal and
instrumental music from German com
posers, short talks on German authors,
artists, musicians, statesmen, etc.
Readings and recitatiOns from Ger
man authors followed by German re-
freshments. An admission fee Of Is
cents viii be charged. Everybody is
invited.
The Goodland republic., 1899-12-29
Ihomas Foster 1. Dead.

Thomas Foster, president of the FOs-
ter Lumber company, who have yard
in GOOdIand, died at his home in Kan
sas City last Saturday, aged 60 years.
lIr. Foster visited GOOdland quite fre-
quently at one time, but Of late years
he had given up active management
Of the cOmpany's business owing to i'll
health.
The Goodland republic., 1899-12-29

Happy New Year to all.
See B. F. Brown for insurance.

Happy New Year 70 all
See B. F. Brown for insurance.
Stacks Of blankets at the Wizards.
City property for sale.-T. P. Leonard.
TIE REFUBLIC wishes all a Happy
| New Year.
Buy your coal of Wheatley at soOtt's
old stand
For all kinds Of insurance see Thos
P. Leonard
The local gun club viii hold a shoot
New Years day
Mrs Day does plain sewing; also
chiloren's sewing.
Go to HsrgraVes' for groceries, -four,
feed and bailed hay.
Only set Of abstracts in the county
ThOs. ?. Leonard.
Furnished room to rent for a young
man.-Mrs. Heron.
H. F. Wheatley keeps all kinds Of
coal at SCOTS old stand.
Read the Wizards ad this week-it
is Of special Importance.
Dunham, the photographer, will
leave GOOdland March l.
A fine line Of jeWelry at Chicago
prices.-Ernst, the JeBeler.
Coal OF the best quality and at the
lowest price at the Scott yard.
See the Wizard for gloves, mittens
and caps, the warm stylish kind.
Lennox, Canon City and hard coal at
the Scott yard. ii. T. Wheatley.
Gloves, mittens and caps, biggest
and correct lines, at the Wizards.
Twelve choice lots north Of the city
r0ark~ for -rThnz D
George Bradley shipped two carload
Of cattle to Kansas City Wednesday.
Prepare for winter! Buy your blan-
kets and underwear at the Wizards.
For Sale Cheap-Set Of single har-
ness and buggy. g. Griffin, City.
Wanted-1O,OOO bushels barley; will
pay cash market price. II. F.Wheatley.
We write deeds, mortgages, leases,
contracts, etc. See ThOs. P. Leonard.
1 can save you money on every piece
Of jeTelry bought Of me.-Ernst, the
Jeweler.
Five drawer drop head sewing mach
inc, fully guaranteed, s18.-W. J. Bow
er q Son.
Ihave the 23jeweled Hampden watch.
Get my prices, 1t will pay you TO do so.
Ernst, the Jeweler.
Go to Williams Bike Shop for that
only oil for your sewing machines.
Warranted not to gum.
Sixty-five acres Of land adjoining
Rock Island shops on southwest for
$500. Address NJ. E. Sharp, Perry, OF.
Have you a cold? A dose of Billiards.
HorehOund Syrup at bedtime will re-
move it. Price 25c and 5Oc.-W. Ennis.
There is one thing about this holiday
season that does not please the school
boy: Vacation is here and there is no
skating
Our underwear department is su-
preme in quantity and qUality-Of the
warm kind-at easy prices. Don't pass
the Wizard.
Eighty head of two-year-old heifers
will be sold at A. P. Wilson's big cattle
sale north Of Brewster, Thomas county,
Kan, Thursday, January 4, 1900.
See notice of A. P. Wilson's cattle
sale in this paper. He offers 80 head Of
the best bred cattle in Thomas county
for sale on eight months time at six
per cent interest.
Wishing you all Happy New Year,
now is the time to insure your proper
ty, your houses and your school house.
I have cheaper rates for 1900 than dur
ing the past year.-ThOs. p. Leonard.
For broken limbs, chilblains, burns,
scalds, bruised shins, sore throat, and
sores of every kind, apply Billiards.
Snow LinimeDt. It will give immediate
relief and heal any wound. Price 25c
and JOC.-W. Ennis.
TIE RFPuBTTC one wear o0e doIIar-
The Goodland republic., 1899-12-29

The train dispatchers' Of the western
division Of the Rock Island railroad
will give a grand ball and supper at the
opera house in GOOdland, January ..
Music will be furnished by Colorado
Springs orchestra The arrangements
are in charge Of ". K. norton, W A.
Young, J. I. Van Auker, G. F. Smith, L.
c. Gibbs, W. G. Edwards.
The Goodland republic., 1899-12-29

The disposition of children largely
depends upon health. If they are trOu-
bled with worms, they will be irritable,
cross, feverish, and perhaps seriously
sick Whites Cream VeTmifuge IS
worm expeIler and tonic to make them
healthy aud cheerful Price 25c.-W.
Ennis.
The Goodland republic., 1899-12-29

A girl was born Christmas morning
to Mr.. and Mrs. Lee McCants, Of this
city.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. L. c. Smyth, a
son, Wednesday.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. John Shuster,
a girl. Wednesday.
The Goodland republic., 1899-12-29

There are few ailments so uncomfor-
table as piles, but they can easily be
cured By using Tsbler's Buckeye Pile
Ointment. Relief follows its use, and
anyone suffering from piles cannot af-
ford to neglect to give it a trial Price
SOC in bottles, tubes 75c.-W. Ennis.
The Goodland republic., 1899-12-29

In sluggish liver, Herbine. by its be-
nefeial action upon the hillary tracts,
renders the bile more fluid, and brings
the liver into a sound, healthy cOndi-
ton, thereby banishing the sense Of
drOWsiness, lethaFgy, and the general
feeling Of apathy which arise from dis
orders Of the liver. Price 5Oc.-W. Ennis
The Goodland republic., 1899-12-29

In biliOusness, Herbine, by expeIling
from the body the excess Of bile and
acids, improves the assimilative pro
cesses, purifies the blood, and tones up
and strengthens the entire system.
Price 5OC.-W. Ennis.
The Goodland republic., 1899-12-29
The Coming show.

''GilhOuley's Reception" under the
management Of Walter J. Mcdonald,
viii be seen at the GoodIand opera
house, Tuesday evening, January Q.
The Goodland republic., 1899-12-29
aJosbinev Along the Branch.

It is peculiarly fitting that the Cen
tral Branch locomotives should take
water at -COncOrdia Kanssn.
For awhile they used to tank up at
WaterviIle.-BelOit Call.
The Goodland republic., 1899-12-29
Twenty-Five Dollars Reward.

Twenty-Five Dollars Reward.
viii pay 50 reward for the detec-
ton Of the party who sPits tobacco
juice on Swarts' meat market windows
and commits other depredations about
the place. Q. z. SwARTs.
The Goodland republic., 1899-12-29

A very pleasant social dance was held
at the opera house Christmas night.
The attendance was quite large.
The Goodland republic., 1899-12-29

Mr.. and Mrs. William Walker, Jr.,
and Mr.. and Mrs. ". E. Conner viii en-
tertain their friends this evening at
the Walker home.
The Goodland republic., 1899-12-29
SOCIETY NOTES.

Mr.. and Mrs. R. F. CoOts we're given
a pleasant surprise at their home Wed
nesday evening by a party of friends.
The Goodland republic., 1899-12-29

TIE REPUBLIC one year one dollar.
The Goodland republic., 1899-12-29

A. SHOWALTER, AuCtioneer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-01

From The Scientific American
Decorator Painter Wilhelm Phnwaid OF slut
cart has taken ont patent on AN invention wnicn
admits ~ producing Organimenis I'm relief ON wool
ar stone a. quickly they can otherwise he drawn
or painted When the printing L. done only wood
color or "a colOr"d glaze needs 10 tt applied lhe
n.,y process is carried ont a. follows Add T."
e,lifai,lv diluted sine enough chalk so ih1t the
,nf,trra can Dee dabhel upon the Suridc" 10 dee
J.corated The lower ground may consist OF any
,nateri9l as wood stone or gypsum. Alter sly or
nieht applications and rubbing down or smoothing
"A LAYER OF about hfr nillnrtI'~ IN hI.Nf,S. .H
nbtsin.d The rubbing down H. best performed W .
vth uumi-e stone whereby all air pores are ''"S'h
~, arnJ a nice snootlnoss results. pon me sur
Ike mus created AN ornament Is applied 10y h'mg
49, u.ifn stencil iu moderately ihlck nhrS h'..l
81. ~, tao faf a paint IN order 80 prevent 81
c, ri,,.pine Off After the drying 81 the paint "ii
.,.' ,,rrny.r.G places Of fh" suTfdc" are ''.iirr
,i,b enore. or brush and softcned water I'D Whl'I
fi,,l' nnfassium bichromatc j. addrb- a. i'9t'
a..I ~. mat the ornament put on " ith iai pam,
MI. ,rmain raised. while everything els" l- ".,Sn,"
w." more or less deeply through 'he 'i'@llnrul
In. a fiat relief ornament is tIraNu "ni..t
r.,1 WIN colOrs after drying. presents Il Hl'''
,.. ea,'or,blo effect than the limitations "lt,i ~
NV shading The bichroma'e of potassium, .',',
..I.nfiallv taking away It's nervousness 10 "'''''
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they ought 20 have 10 keep them in good hgniins
rim and ready tor active service. These N'Ilo.s
ir,"is 80 rafious are submitted 10 the Depart
nrnf and then the owners 20 about ana ert IN
dnrseulenfs from prominent officers wherever l.'H
,'.r Recently there came into th" D-phi iul"hl "
milan which was Endorsed hy an oihr'r or con,
siderablr RINK indicating that 70 Wa a very goo"
r,',fl, AND should he fTlrd uy the commlSSaIN
tltsf what articles composed D. cannot no." ~
..u,d lif among the ingredients Wa q c"ii hlh
,.',,,tior az brandy Acting 'onnis~aI} N,..
,i Weston referred the whole matter 10 the ON
or Kim an Endorsement something lks tn'S
.. ,-,',.tf illy referred 20 Major . Win me Suk
,'.,i1, mai th. ration includes "a little too Mu'H
49,, Iffle too much salt little too much
'"'' fft,l. TOO fnurn sugar. and. in idct. emu
- inc ever, article but the brandy. whether
,,' oiiDer will see the point has nor Frt Dee"
l' ",''is.l I'M ~ b. knows General Weston ne
NH ."tlentlv seq mat hi- Endorsement dil l"'
w, ,.rl uuch weight a. 20 AN ARMY f'N'h
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r,NcER AND ClTTLk.


r,r.f, TIL. London Daily Chronicle ,..u ,h.
3, r,en-r More. ESQ. ". T., has written ~,
e.rr,uiue interesting letter 10 the Sr''r''''
the cancer Society ,, Cameron beg
81 th. request ~ Sir Charles 'aiLlei Oh Nm ~
-, s.nd a suggestion A. to the OF -
,hi,h Sir Walter Foster ana DINERS Id,
tt, ,,au worth considerations ana 10 " hod
"t,,d have drawn attention III the il ,' 'bi,h
t len any discussion on tubei'u'''''
,r, t,,. afforded the opportull'y. .,r 10
.tI,,irg for many years as an ",astion
hat attention / could 10 me puhor'..
N"''4 -, mink YOUR society auoTas '"""
,t..dries being examined. to,.aI Agri-
90 ~ me annual meeting OF ihe yh NJ
- s,ri.fv held in the rooms OF INV ~
''i, .. 80, in Hanover square, AT l"' ~" W
d. 80, a member said there were l"any O.
'"9' nh and much generous Hrd' 49,
-, ba thought the question Oh ""',u,l
"l in human beings owed us origin u" IN ~,
a.. shnuld be examined quite as mu'h d. '"'
'"u.,ior between tuberculosis IN catue anu
s,,,,ntion followed him and trled 10 ara"
,',,,'sr attention 10 the point. but II seemed 10
49,. tho president and council 10y surprise anu
no more was said. t,t,..
Sr.e then ! have maze considerable inquiry
.i,to tho question among farmers OF All KINDS
,,rofn could trust / have inquired. hiSi
whether cancer is common among cattle th''
secondly whether the meat - sold for food Wh'h
u is known the animals suffer from IT,
The result Of my inquiries Is that cancer - la
moro common among cattle than tuberculosis
and secondly that the meat ~ those catue SUI
fering from il is generally sold for 1000
III this Is the case, It seems TO me- as an am
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RESTRICTIVE 70 YoryG LoB>rERN

From The Fishing Gazette. .,.,.,,.n.,
. d GA. volng Holsters is a fact estdhisnrd
. tb satisfaction OF writer in an cN i hansD' ,i
20 lH' RI. Goldfish are feeding on tho young '".
7aN ,,.h am extent that il Will uoi thHr lviis ~"
sYfrrminatc them. Through me t tMyi seem TO
hllen .r"ascd greatly in numbers me- Hsh'i nv M
arond Boc Island ana Wacn nv say and thc
are siDMF'"e ,nat vhen dressing goldfish mo IT,
oacniy ind youne lobsirIs 3 %n4. an" becoming
larger lsh GTs. of some Of their c9mH1niona %
,no Sea- There j. problem I2a g nropagaion OF
mssoh srr Old fishermen about Wai ,baI r' nbse
ini'y tel ,ha when and in ,%enty pounds where
,.n.s row they get hile'n I t,e
20. ,,.rd 10 get one hunHl'' . ELAINE huf them
tl'1 -, have 10 tIh ~. ...,,r.i
The h-n''i'i "',ist.re were plentiful iIeN ,,,'
M The egs bearing obs'er a. rm oyerboard
kii ~, # they had lhiO"n d"
DESTROYER ,irit have been different.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-01
>Ur vlDE NIX rlrHER GoJERNoR.

From Th. chicago chronicle .....,
Mr. Young ard some friends nai nr' l, "'1 y"une.S
.t. ,,li,i,,l outlook in Kentucky az Ni ,'e ~
r',,- m iauis,ine one night just on lns yr,Is
he Democratic Siatr hroke up Mr. Young
a9ehter then about eshicen ,e {e ilsener during
married who had been an '"''''F
WIN don't you FOR G0EfT never mink Of me-
why nv child. tne' c.,es snough about me for
that Ia ,.or accept the nomination u D.
weLS s 0neI q, course would nobody would refuse
the non Young said no more at the time out qe,y
MISE - ~ the house and started In me qlrec-
slppe99 .Srha Courier-Journal" Office Colonel Henry
non OF being an intimate friend OF tho family
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THE CHURCH ~ POLITICS.
DlSvNIoN IN THE RANKS OF SPANISH
NLERICAI.s STILL a POWERFUL.


san Sebastian cOrre4pnn6.nc. ~ onao, .rt,ras
In a former le,,r ir,,,,. No. ,,,'a, w.
betn, ,in I,,, I'm was uesoIlDeu az
pwi ,, hat description must not be taken 10
n * Tctr th, Is on 'NlstVmS, or even tnat
me most constant and. perhaps the most powerful
.nr o,ner separate elements OF political life Hut
Vded among themselves as 10 have become IN
AM, ', -, ,"h,is any gohce'ted ACTON on adopting
ranks h". been more than usually apparent during
,''.,,it, "'VA. il"l"uIN IN INC proceedings on me
cssing matrs icn T s sun fngIFrd IN Sis
When The ,rgrs r ' an" si'iI, 'a 49,. 81 ~. , e'
,,.is I,,,l isi.Ss hIS' 'oIIheic'd ~ stlhEs IL
snirt" WA" ~ "ou' comm, l's dello'Ta'lonS ~
matt rs that i, wo 40 CD IN, "' @,sguS1 si
,l"e.t tIto, Any ~ "Yul" Sem To- nave befli me
NOR. or les. e;"i '"'' . i'lr' "htn II lemt d
tn. S o'''v'H, COUNT, nance TO the assembly.
go l"S il'1 i's'i WIN itilo but the political
que lions ot the day. and these IL has discussed
her, Or moderate SPECIFIES We're made which 5oan-
n'', . "nr"''or Id constituted anth"it}, but the
,l@l denounced tne Liberalism OF the existing Con
b ",' ana ",lilnni'i 4" Liberalism in general al
hat Il complete rc;,irm To- am intocracy' fseif I'M
between the moderate and the extreme clerical par
ties Was sul more cear.y marked boy an incdcnt
c1nIl"' Ai'ii"shop "i Toledo and Frlmaie or
spain. issued pamphlet short time ago. m
Wmc" he advised the clergy 10 disco late themselves
RON purely political questions ana conine their
Vn'rls u" mar clerical duties giving them clearly
To understand %, the same time thar among those
futeS Wtic the rcc"bniiIcn OF the present dynasty
'iiI S"bnl-sl2n L" Ii"i,rN cons l.uied Ille
l me- I"mpnti saYe sI.Ai olienGe 10 the eNtreme
[ ''a .,''tI,.dl 9'lil.iI SUBS, li'mlH PASSED.
tae hostile Criiicism proveKed by his pamphiet
SIn me- action mat me cardinal Appcttd 10 Rome
few days ago letter from the Pope strongly
'"Hl'nu'ns MS tohnuci ana cdhcliiht MN 10 per,
appuus, from one section and misses from another
al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-01
>,,cK on THE HUDsoN.
rur Rr,rRE. pLAiNFIELD. y. j
Visitors are invited to examine the new
STYLES OF iurS manufactured by /. -
SlIAYNF. ri West 42d ST.

ateIr that AS the custom is so prevalent OF ea.<
inc meat underdone II the meat IS NOT thorougn~
~ cooked cancer may be- spread m thiS way,
the first cause - o,,oraiIv,
The farmers tell me that cancer Is sereiT Th'.
found near the lips on the throat OF lhe CIV
mater may De- kept quiet by them III sun It,,oa
g. u,bich the animal seems generally 10 ne hHhsA
.',, i',lI FOR food often only half cooked
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ovr S4rISrIcr0RY NGREDIhNI'

From - mixtures are present,h 10 desenaicd
m.. sf ass@ from mnmT s @ or Sh 5g
either as When he sendeTs dH invented for
S" very ming 5n%l
,aERr into pretty ss '%sH oSss ss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-01
., THE rolD 70 BNKRrPTcY.

From Tho Boston Transcript
Gre~s- Your ffiena sprcars 10 he prosperns
fuciy Ili. rev tcsaen IS simplt p'.'l1l h,,
o. mini OF money. ,.,li.. IN, In,
Brlggs-Ncs Stcutor rs doing sp.rnn'uls nu - ~
sorry 10 say he has Just taken out patent i"' "
very ingenious invention. 49,, 49,. Aa,,
,,o,~y sala comes on I'm going 20 be on mana 10
make a bid on one OF them hoTsss-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-01
x0THIEG But SHOUTING
VIEWS A LEADING DEMOCRAT ON
VIZ rp4 ANTIENpANSloN ISSUE.

XII
lRYAN- CROKER PLATFORM
.,,>..., ,.,pPv STATES
"'N
.lhio Sept 80 1Specian ltN Governor
fh''D' .,,,,ed TODAY from his attendance
Psttsoh 1870. ~ ,.,,rasartatives Of the
upon th S"'''- ' ,-.,., .,.. -,
,rsurane interests Oh '''
ne In giving the results or his inter-
Ch''"s ,s observations le said 10 Tribune
course ana ''
corresr' n''''' ,........, .ra.s. to-day
The expansion '' '"''S'.' "''''
,,,e as 10 i- is only the piem0nltofN sign
emu .,,. i. .Nne.tcG IN the near future l
OF ~~' ..t.. l,pi,,l grounds any one
cauno S'' 'i ,...i,.s,~..... o., ,.,,i.li.,
ran a;suno i'S'''" ''
..,.,oert and the course or ai"l'S
SENT. ,s .rrarent IT, every one that the
III ......,,.rt oe the country is favor
overvt' i'.~ - >-.,1,,,, .,,t,
sble 90 th' broadcast "'.'' '' "''V''"' Po''.
- ~orh.rg ort for connef'i"i adN"n'd6'S.
.,. children demand IT, If the generation
Eve ....irs demands a vigorous Commercial
sctjt D" 49,, ,t.4..,, s,,,,,rt i, g.
noty to-day anu .'' 10
IL MS - two generations oi Americans are j"
.oso
NJ "'" ... ,,bo-. ap,. hodv of
am ...a,.., ...,,,.,., ,.,,l,li,
NIB or poll i'.'' "' ~
Linton present and pr'Sl' 1--WE. expects /" '"''e
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eiabtsntb street. nineteenth Street and Sixth HVsnus

prospect worth locating. with the result that one
~ the hest mines ln the W"~t is no" h'us worked.
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Dor-RIE WIDTH PLAID BACK COLE SUIT
INGS. navy blue grounds. with plaid innings d"
assortment OF 20 pieces
% Samples Gut 79c. d yd.
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Art NeedIewOrk Dept.

and fancy articles, consisting Of
Commenced Pieces on Satin with fine embro dery
Floral and Scroll designs in APpliqued Velvet Latest
effects in Ribbon Work Patterns; Satin Panels and Squares
with Flowers Of Silk Chiffon Linen Centre Pieces
partly Hnished Boudor Scarfs and Pin Cushions Unique
Novelties Photo Frames Glove Handkerchief and Jewel
Cases, also Willow Work Baskets, Satin Lined.
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Upholstery Dept.

peries, Portieres and Furniture Coverings.
Sets, Sash Curtains, Table Covers and 9th
for Home Decorations.
Real Laces for Special Size Vestitule
Estimates and designs submitted for
Interior Furnishings.
French Jute Velour Portieres, per pair,
Bagdad Hangings, five stripes, embroi
both sides, for Couch Covers
1000 yards Heavy Fabrics, including
Damasks, Tapestries and Velours, for
Hangngs and Furniture Coverings,