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The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-11-03
DAILROAD...
~ RUMBLINGS.

Nothing new in local railroad circles this
week
Heavy shipments OF freight are now being
received on both roads.
The coal trade on the Southern continues to
increase.
The agents OF the different roads In the city
are complaining about the merchants not taxi
ing out their freight promptly.
The Illinois Central is not getting the con-
sent OF the property owners along the street
for the right of way of the side track to the
new capitol AS soon as the consent of the
property owners is obtained the work Of laying
the switch will be commemorate Ev-
ening News.
Some very interesting figures have been
given out by the Illinois Central which shows
the phenomenal growth in the business Of
the road in recent years. The re-
ceipts per train mile last year were $l.29-62,
against only 81 2s-1s in ls9s-se, and only $l.25-
"a in 1S99-9s. In 1890 the receipts per mile
were 1,003 less than the average Of all
the roads In the United States.
The city Of Jackson now enjoys the proud
distinction of having more passenger trains
arriving and departing from her union depot
within thirty minute period than any other
city in the country south of st. Louis. The
maximum of train handling was reached at
the, union depot Sunday afternoon between
2:2O and $3.50 O'Clock, a period of just thirty
minutes, and during which five trains arrived
and six departed without an accident or hitch
of any kind.
The first train under the new schedule OF tint
Alabama and Vicksburg road reached the
union depot at $3.50 o'clock Sunday morning
This is the through train under the new ar
rangements, and should have arrived at 5;2
o'clock, but was delayed in making connec
lions with the Alabama and great Southern O
Meridian In order to make up the lost tint
as much as possible the train came through a
lightning clip, the run from Meridian tt
Forest, o distance of SO miles, being made il
lust 90 minutes, including the stops at New
ton and Hickory. The equipment OF this tran
ia the same as that of the train going east
night and is very disqualification Clarion
Ledger,
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INC (,hoctaw Route.

The ChOctaw okla a6SSss 8 t S% Memphis to
tabiished new a sslS1eGt terminus on october
FWo S P S. saShas ' saayas e.
ills p. M daily tnrS1tablishing through service
saa at t4s nd M soag d T0s
nection with az direct route to points IN
fS5fRs and .. s9SRSs being
Through Pullman n Sc cars on both Of these
s snd free being IN gt6 %ods
fa sn sPf this Tss Special
feature for the WesteIIh o.a5 a. m. every morn
win leaUs Mea dPect to Hot Springs GR hp
Schedule Which viii carry t5TSg1 sSs chair car and
igIesner to Hot Springs. "a messenger train
As an adjunct 70 Psrfe eSssans $1,000 depot
sSSS ssh thrown e the g ESG snS ap
modern dining hall hail. asnn sTsi y and
pointed ssa wi meals At cost Commensurate wiz"
the service.
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All the regular boats made their usual trips
this week.
The Lyons made special excursion rates for
Buffalo Bills day.
The ohioriver at Eagle Hollow above Madi-
sen was 30 low last week that man crossing
on hoseback never wet his feet.
Quite large shipment Of cotton was re-
ceived this week from planters by Hawkins,
Crittenden g. Co, The cotton was brought by
the steamer Lyons.
The strs Ruth, Parlor City and City o
Camden were tied up in New Orleans the first
of the week by striking roustabouts. These
boat hands are now getting 500 a month and
struck for $40.
The initial trip OF the whaleback barge down
the Mississippi viii soon be made. The st.
Louis Steel Barge company has completed the
first OF its barges and steamer and has
launched them. The company will start the
vessels on trial trip down the Mississippi to
New Orleans before the hrst Of November with
a cargo of grain and other freight for export.
''For the first time in number of years"
says the Times Democrat "a steamboat Will
leave Now Orl- ans with white crew. and Ut
probable that il the labor can be secured the
negro will find that he no longer has an ex-
elusive title to the work of roustabout.
"The boat to go out with the crew Of white
men will be the Chickasaw, which sails for
Donaldsonville and Bayou Lafource, and as
soon as white men can be secured to take the
places of the negroes the other boats Of the
Mississippi Packet company will be manned
by them. 1t is the opinion of river men gen.
orally that this may prove the entering wedge
and that before long the situation will be com
manded by the steamboat owners instead o.
the roustabouts. The men on the ChirkasaN
| will be Italians"
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spread Like Wildfire.

When things are ':the best" they
become "the best selling" Abraham
Hare, a leading druggist. OF Belleviliie,
o., writes Electric Bittcrs are the
best selling bitters l have handled in
20 years. You know why? Most dis
eases begin in disorders of the stomach
liver. kidneys, bowels, blood and
nerves Electric Bitters tones up the
stomach, regulates liver, kidneys and
bowels, purifies the blood, strengthens
the nerves, hence cures multitudes OF
maladies. 1t builds up the entire sys-
TEN. Puts new life and vigor into any
weak, sickly, rundown man or woman.
Price 50 cents. Sold by Findlay Drug
Store.
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If you need a We
hicle of any kind see
our stock before you
buy. The Baird S'mith
company.
cOupanY
A.iIlinns Given AWAY.

1t is certainly gratifying to the pub
lie to know OF one concern which IS not
afraid to be generous. The proprie-
tors of DR.. Kings new discovery Tor
consumption, coughs and colds, have
given away over ten million trial bot
files and have the satisfaction OF know
ing it has cufed thousands of hopeless
cases. Asthma, Bronchitis, La Grippe
and all throat, chest and lung diseases
are surely cured by it. Call on Finlay
Drug stof and get trial bottle free
Regular size SO cents ard 81. Every
bottle guaranteed.
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INV SPECIAL RATE COLUMN.

National Convention of the Christian Cnuren
1-a,,ssas City. Mo, Oct. 18th to 18th, 1000 one
taSSS1us 500 for the round trip tickets on sale
~ Eh to 10th limited to Oct @rd for return.
ekxnnnal Reunion Society Of the Army OF cum,
h.eIand Confederate Veterans and annual
Meeting National Association spanlsn Nj,
Weterans Chattanooga, Tenn, Oct stn , 70 litn,
1o00 one fare for the round trip. I1chets on
soie oct sth and 9th, limited to Oct. lStn' ior
return. -. r.u,,o of American
A[,nicinalities, Charleston. L. O., Dec. IL 70 10
IdS1o One fare for the round trip plus S2'0V'
TSe.ets on sale Dec. 9 to IL, limited to Dec. "a
for return IL, GO ,-+h IN Oct 2Oth
ION one and one third fare for the round UP,
ticIrets on sale Sept. 18th and 10Th and eacn
Mo1Slisv and Thursday to Oct. 18th, limited TO
Dec. oath for return. ~ 90 81 IN
stI1 1q0O ON oct. Attn special excursion WI
he run from Vickiburg to Memphis a. very i Nv
retes- Round trip, Greenville 70 MemPRlssi
% ri Train leaves Greenville $50 q. m OCT.
ftt' gaOo: return leaves Memphis p. M. Oct' otn
ioei 1ouis Fair Oct. ist tosth, 1900. One fare
80 y tt,e round trip. Tickets on sale sept. soth
- ~ oct. sth. final limit for return Oct.
Jno. A. Scott, PA. d-1.ensiiIe. Mis-.
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COUNTY.

endent Of Education. :. p. L. Grady
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
anderson, President; F. A. Wallace.
b, Thomas Redd; @. A. Winter.
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Quite large shipment Of cotton was re-
ceived this week from planters by Hawkins,
Crittenden g. Co, The cotton was brought by
the steamer Lyons.
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PRESBYTERIAN.

=. W. Primrose, Pastor.
g.ecnool S:So o. M; Morning seyyice,
s.,ng service, 1850; Prayer meeting
gay evening at 1880.
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81. J0SEPH'S CATHOLIC.
ST. JAMES EPlscoPAL.
iCRET SOCIETIES!

4, McKep1ie, Camp No. IL, /. o. o. F.
invs. 80 fourth Thursday night. II.
-ss'' Chief Patriarch n. ocldstein,
~, ss Ledge, No. Ie1, 1. OBI. Meets
rns. IN each month. n. GoldstSln,
. Sity Lodge, No. 81, Protected Knights
shsaa. Meets exery iirst and third nj
,I hA.s' =. Il. Wolf, W. p; A. Hickman,
ss,ppi Valley Ledge, No. 720, x. Of =.
NY nrst and third Thursday. J. b.
NC. y. Mayor, Reporter.
,neeas Meets hTst and third Mondays In
Clers J.F. Harness, c. C.; J.H. Chap
sss sssSsy ~ LSCss SC:,. NS; o,R; Fo9.'
~ g CT J. B. chapIsil K. 4 q 8.
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Grent Luck of nm Editor

"For two years all efforts to cure
Eczema in the palms of my hands
failed" writes Editor H. N. Lester, OF
Syracuse, Kansas. "then | was cured
by Bucklen's Arnica Salve." It's the
the worlds best for eruptlons, sores
and all skin diseases. Only 20 cents al
Finlay Drug store.
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CITY.
CHURCHES.
METHODIST.

homas, Pastor. ]. W. Dorman, p. e.
School 9:45 o. M. Morning service, II
eeng serviee, 7:l5; Evening service
pspIn League, $3.50 p. mi Prayer
Hsdnesday Evening, 1870; Wolnan's
mission, LIST Friday In each month;
an9 Homo Mission, LIST Monday in
Ia ~; ladies' Aid Society, LIST Monday
JEWISH SYNAGOGUE.
'sen, Rabbi. N. Goldstein, President.
N. Mayor, Secretary.
each Friday night at 1880 and eatur-
nlng at 10 O'Clock.
PRESBYTERIAN.
J. W. Primrose. Pastor,
scnool $3.50 .. M; Morning seEyico,
sning service, 1850; Prayer meeting
oAy evening at 1880.
BAPTIST.
W. N. Burr, Pastor.
school $3.50 a. m. Morning service IL;
i, services y S:SO. Prayer meeting Tues.
81. JoSEPHS CATHOLIC.
aather P. J.. Kostenbroek, Pastor.
~ ssrviess-7 O'clock Low Mass; 1850
49, MASS 3 O'clock p. m, cntechismi
X M Rosary and Benediction,
~ serviees-7 O'clock Low Mass.
nSa.catholies Of America, meets every
uAy after High Mass. Ladies' AID
-'es'' every first Friday at 10 o'clock
ST. JAMES EPISCOPAL.
Washington Ave. and broadway.
1ss' Quincy Ewing. Rector.
e " q and Sermon ............ IAN
~. lees-- Monday, Tuesday, Thurs.
yga a. kEayer 6P. N. Wednesday and
al,any 1880 AN.
remet's Guild, Monday 80. ar. n
-c.Asy, Wednesday. IA
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-11-03

Mo- IIU makes COnhbCIIUn OF I1o11'Hu "HV'' 10" Ut
bound train.
No lO6 makes close connection at Leianu WIFI
'' South bound train.
,uoso connection made at Memphis and New
Orleans with diaerging roads. For rates ano
information apply to
Jno. A Scott, d. p. A., Memphis, Tenn.
G,B Rucks. Agent. Greenville.
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Bids will be received by the City Clerk mp 10
November 9Th, 1900, for lease of City prisoners
for one aud two years from January lst' 1900.
Bids to be accompanied by bond Of Ss,oOO'
Bond to be approved dy Council. Council re-
Do j. NJ, LEE, City Clerk
nnkolnr Qth IQ00
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petitiou of LIQUOR License

To the Honorabl Mayor aud Board OF Alder
men. of the town Of Leland:
We. the undersigned qualified electors OF the
town of Leland, county of Washington, state
Of mississippi hereby pettiSn yGpT Srero
rssiSdent of said town, license to sell vinous,
spirituous and intoxicating liquors in lie less
Quantities than one gallon at his place OF bus
mess on Main street in said town OF LeaDd'
Pnhart FRANKLIN GREGG, to be Of good reputa-
ton and a suitable person. to receive said Il
cense, and hereby certify him to be resi- :
dent Of said town. county and state, ana you I
..otitinnars will ever pray, etc.
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= Trains az and So carry Pullman Sleeping CAr'
,atween Greenyille and Birmingham

No "a "Washington Southwestern Lim.
ted Solid Pullman vestlSuSa t ssep Aae cSr
70 Ne .,,hoyn to New York Dining car east OF
s stIanta. Pullman Library Observation car At
No. 50 ~. s. Fast Mail" puim an 6 graM
room ,oUd Atlanta to New York. Dining car Char-
atta 70 Warrington
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-11-03

Look into Robinson's show windows
and behold an array of Shoes, that for
variety, quality and elegance OF design
and finish, have no equal in this city.
No, 225 Washington ave.
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vICKs BURG & GREENVlLLE
PACKET co.

steamer Belle of the Bends leaves Vicksburs
ororv Monday and Thursday at p. m. ior
Greenyille, returning will leave GreenViiie
ovorv Tuesday and Friday at p. M
Str. Annie Laurie win leave Vicksourg every
wednesday and Saturday at p m: LOT
areenville, returning will leave Greenyilie
o,erv Thursday ands nday at 5 p. m.
LYME STARTLING, Agent.
~, Att pass. Art. J j POWERS Supt,
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STATIONS.

NJ IA Sleeping car Birminglan5I "
no s 90 ~ j ckscnville and BrunSM. lst
A1S IS carries Pullman Sleeping .H Sasc s
All All trains run daily. 1rr,shine,on. DC
81 y Is s.ANNON adv. P. & G. ~ Mashinsn n
=; iii ST1LP' Traf Mgr. Washingtonin y; =
IL IA TIJRIS. q. p. A.. washington, ~ Tam.
n A BENSCOTER,Ao.R.A-O ha''~AO0s-
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NJ az pullman Sleeper Greenvl1le 70 BIZ ~.
10, 90, and S Birmingham to New YORK. care
Reservation car Alfalfa Ala TO Esd hSSeyil
Also Sleeping os SI Puilman Sleeping Car Biz.
No; 90 co % Chattanooga, connecting Of Cnat-
tannoga with train carrying Pullman SfiePrT
Gar and Day Coaches Chattano .o Nav ~ York
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HUMBER YARDS.
INSURANCE.

T. IREYS. JR, fi ssa;sn LII fn saa &c.
i'' no Main Street.
n nnDQ Fire, Life and Accident In
n. KObb, surance. Office on Main
- street in TIMES Building.
r HEBRON I asS acc;aea rtre hep pee
- senting the best companies in the u D
Office in New Opera House.
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ia no write you "a new pol
/. So,,se when the old one ex-
VI, ROBB, Main street.
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HOOD HARD WARE co

ITF-A s room house on cor
I'M street and Central ave. 9t a
y I ~ sn', want a house don't lose
asJ J. P. Greenley.
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En--By competent stenogra.
|ins and typewritlng to do at
Ell! |lagss s4E stteenographer, in care
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|ATEs FOR
A, FrpADvERrIsEM'NTs

|sr s,I,1ss y are re- ten cents a lin, line
\ q, gI ~ words ord make a.. a line ne.
sOt s.ss in With Hi' cash s At the the
= ... Ssa ! line s'' for each Ms issue "S'
y vl Kan n L the price of two
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Notice.

Notice.
Mississippi,
On County. al nortias wht,
n " aSy kind against said county,
he claims presented shall nave aN,e
,ereon the page and section OF t1e
XXI such allowance is to be made
n W. srcount, the claim will be re-
ssyhe BOARD of Supervisor, of said
y i M End day of Oct, 1900.
T. H. HOOD, Clerk.
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!. hire 20. teams for
-I sddr ~,ss Al McBain, Gaines II
Adpre0' 8 20, 1t.
Irk.
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I'm Rooms, furnished or
Gentlemen or couples.
wanted. Address o. in
a Office.
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You take no risk when buying goods
at Robinson's Dry Goods Store, as the
stock is new and fresh.
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WANTED-At some point in the
Delta, by proficient teacher of ex-
perience, a position as principal in
some proprietary or public school. For
particulars address G, care of this Office
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Citation.

isisAppi. ,,1,.,..
5rehereby commanded to appear
'1Hancery Court of the County OF
x IN said state, on the End Mon
.Tber. 1900 the same being Rules
Gourt' tho defend the suit in said
ii Wade, wherein you are defend
II nv hand his 18th day of Septem-
T. H. HOOD. Clerk.
Hsteal, Atty.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-11-03

FOR SALE at a bargain. One p H
p steam engine. Write or call at H.
N. Berry's repair shop.
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FOR the best job work send to the
Times Electric Quick Job Print.
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WANTED-To buy a house with 6
rooms, easy terms, monthly payments.
Address G, Box 1877.
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COURTS.

VHANCERY AND CIRCUIT.
N court meets fourth Monday In
% October. Circuit court meets hrst
"a January, fourth Monday In May,
pday in July, second Monday in De-
JUSTICE COURTs-CITY.
gmith and J. s. Vaughan hold on End
tondays in each month; II. H. O'Ban-
|sfd Mondays In each month.
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If YOU have house to rent or sell
advertise it in this column.
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BARGAINS in all kinds of second
hand bicycles. H. N. BERRY.
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sen, rabbi. N. Goldstein, President.
NJ Mayor, Secretary.
~ y eaon Friday night at 1880 and eatur-
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STATE.

SUPREME COURT.
n n. Whitfield, Judge s. Terrell,
Judge C. G. Calhoun.
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Y. / NJ. V. SCHEDULE
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
Septe mber % 1900.

S IS L. II.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-08-19
WILL PUT OUT TICKET
Sedgwick County Socialists
TO Hold a Convention
ON THURSDAY, AUGUST 80
Meeting of Representatives
Held Here Yesterday.

Representatives. of the Socialist party
OF sedgwick county held a meeting IN
the hall over Noyes' dry goods store a.
the corner Of Market and Douglas yester-
day and voted to call a convention for
August 30, at which time full county
ticket VIII be placed in the field
DR.. J. ". Rose, formerly coroner Of
sedgwick county. and a prominent mem
Der Of the Populist party in the county.
was selected 70 be chairman OF the meet
ing. The room was well filed and the
delegates were very enthusiastic over the
additions made TO the party since II has
been demonstrated that Populst reform
leaders are in the reform business for
Office only and that all genuinely sincere
reformers have seen that they must g
eLsewh 4 number o. speeches were
made and the assertion repeated with fig
ures given that the Socialist vote in
sedgwick county viii reach from 40 70
20 this fall
Mr. Trenalne and Mr.. Grinstead we're
appointed to secure q hall for the con
veuti5n and all reformeTs who believe ia
the principles q me Socialist parry and
who are tired q the continued wang .
and Office hunting habits o. TIE fusion
party are invited 10 DC On hand ana he p
In putting ont q comfy Socialist ticket
Annpunce nant e The tine and place Z
me.t.uk VII % made as socn az the
committee can complete arrangements.
Y the enthusiasm shown e. yesterday s
meeting may De- ,aken a. an indlo4toa
the convention wl.I D. large and tae "
vemher v5-s tor ire ttcEst Il names WI
l,s larger than Esozt - pie expect
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-08-19
VOTING FOR QUEEN
Of Wichita's Carnival and
Fall Festival
WILL BEGIN TOMORROW
Advertising Corps viii Start
Out tuesday Morning.

Tomorrow, Monday, morning, the
queens contest opens. The Carnival and
Fall Festival association has decided to
place ballot boxes at the following loca-
tons: Dockum & Higginsons drug
store, the Ideal Pharmacy, ]. p. Allen s
drug store. Goldsmitn's book store, Her
man & Hess end c. R Fulton's cloth-
ing stores, and at Orv.lle A Boyle's Of
fee in the Biting block. which will be
the headquarters CT the committee who
Will conduct the qpeer's contest. a graat
deal Of interest has already manifested
Itself, and It now .coks as If there was
Soipc to Ne cons Cciahle rivalry between
the handsome young ladies Of Wichita
- he queen Of the carnival The com
mi-tea wht have thc matter in charge
have soc,e very eel crate plans in view
that wei Re carried out. and it IS now
considered thar the lady who receives
the gre1test rambler OF votes Will be
covered with hcnors galore. The young
men Of the city have been waiting pa
tien.}v ter long time 10 vote for their
favo-j-c lady and il is expected that
quita a II; mher OF n mes viii De cast in
the beginning Of re contest Wichita
has 4 large number Of beautiful young
Ial'es auy enc CT vhim would 60 grs4t
homer 10 the OCCASION.
This year the oaeen viii be crowned
in manner only compared with that
Of the nobility The program as arrans-
&c. is on scale that viii surpass tina,
81 any similar occasion ever witnessed
in any city in the west. The costume 10
be provided by the association was made
by a celebrated nodiste and IS ssid -
have cost $50 TO complete. It was made
for character in new opera, but the
opera was never given. and special per-
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WHIST PARTY

Mrs J. u. Bridenstine and Miss Kate
Wigs entertained last Thursday evening
q whist at the home OF the former.
81 South Emporia avenue Nr. Walker
won the honor. while Ir. stftes was not
80 fortunate ard had 10 81 satisfied vtth
The BOBBY prize. Those present were.
.ir. and Mrs. Amos Sites. NJ ana Mrs.
Jesse Pullman NJ and Mra J. y.
Bridenstine Bfessrs. p J.. Short Chas.
Walke-. VIII Stanton. ard Misses KEEL
sey. Counter and Wigzs Luncheon Vas
served after which everybody took r. me
Rig FIRE at the United sash ard Door
Factory.
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mission has been obtained from the
owner to use the same on the occasion Of
the flower parade to be given in this city
next October The parade Will unques-
tionably be the grandest and most arts
tic ever witnessed, the details and ar
rangements teins in the hands Of the
Kings Daughters and ladies Of the
Wichita hospital. This alone assures the
grandeur CT the undertaking. not to say
anything more of its success. Wichita
is going to axe a record that will live
for years TO come during the big week
CT c.atirICus amusements that viii be
given during October next. Visitors
from many states will be here to see
the grandest week Of carnival ever
planned. The interest IS growing; news
papers are writing Wichita up in every
locality The railroads have all sent
warnings to Secretary Lockwood stating
that they will not be able TO furnish
equipment to carry the people that viii
want to come TO Wichita. They cry a
halt and say stop advertising. You
people will swamp US" But the advertis
ing will 60 out this week. Six men and
1900 Autographs will be used; 5000
stands will be posted; 10000 flyers viii
he distributed broadcast; 5000 hangers
will be sent to every station on all rail-
roads in Kansas ard Oklahoma. Teams
will leave the city two weeks before Oc-
tober l to post bills on every available
space that can be secured and there will
be thousands Of visitors come TO Wichita
20 see the greatest week Of jubilee ever
gotten UP for the entertainment Of those
who know that the Peerless Princess
never promises only what 1t can produce.
Everything advertised will materiahze'
and the week viii be one continuous
round Of pleasure with magnitude, mag
ntacence and originality combined, never
eoualed before. It viii be Bigger than
Eyer" and wichita PAYS the Bills"