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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-07
FRISCO LINE.

Train Depart Arrive.
VALLEY Park AccommOtat 80. f.:I am 1850 am
VALLEY Park Accommodation. y 30 am 1913 am
Valley Park AccnnmodatiOn-. 1900 am ill., pm
Texas and Kansas Mall for
Carthage, Joplin, wichita.
Arksr sas City, Oklahoma.
Dallas. Galveston and Fort
Valley Park Accor1rno.a alton. Z! 30 pa t6:45 an
Pacific Accommodation 1890. tl:ie pm nos am
Valley Park Accommodation IeS' pm IS -55 Pm
"a s,r~ Accommodation ...... f5.2i pm -: IA an
Valley Park Acce Enmodator.- 41;ij pm fa:vo pm
Texas Limited (Vestibulsl. for
Eur-ka Springs. Fort Smith.
Paris. Dallas. Greenville, En-
mis- Corsioana. Austin. san
,es,on ' .'...,-....,,... $50 pm $50 am
Western Express. for Ninita,
Oklahoma. Carthage. Joplin.
Wichita. Burton and the
West "s9' Pm ~s'sS am
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l.. L \. II. i

Train.
Fast Mail. Evansville, Nash
vile. Birmin. ham. Mont
Eumery. Ch2ttaroy "A, At
laEta. NacO Charleston. ;.
e Noble. New Orleans and
Jacksonville Fla..-.-----....
Mount Vernon Accommodation.
Southern Express 70 Evans
vile. Nashville. Birming-
ham. Mobile. New ORLEANS.
Thrmasvill., Jacksonville.
Ealatka Ocala and 81. Pc
f.I...-I r.g !. -........
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DANCING.

g,n Pros al Iefar's ParS Thirteenth and Utah
Its sunday July s Admission, gents &5c: la
Dies 1lc.
ENJOY V0urse,f-Hashagen's Academy: 800
Yesr0n. select dauc.rc receptions every Neints
Cay SEt,.r Jay ana Sunday nights; nneSt floor IL
city; best music in city.
HAsHAGEN BROS summer dancing pavii-
ION al Iemp'S Park. Thirteenth and Ltah SITS.
every Thursday and Saturday nights. Admission
ReCts pc. ladies' I6S.
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ROYAL ARCANUM,

49, GRAND Council. Missouri, RoyaI
GAaS, Arcanurl. 2G9-3ll Holland Buiitius-
EG2S-A cordial welcome 10 visito.,
s sIisnss 'reihFeg en- ME,s gsR'eS; nm
q Cha.. b. Cox Grand Secretary.
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IS IS nm $50 avn
1915 am Z. = Pun
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BURLINGTON ROUTE--s7
W r. MON

u -
y. w. X. H.-CNION
Train.
Fer Hannibal. II. & 81. J.
points. quincy. Keokuk AID
Burlington ---.-.---------....
Local 20 Ham ihel.......-.---.-.
For Quincy and North. .-.--:-.
For St. Paul, Minneapolis. vi3
Fast Side lines. Illinois sni
Wisconsin ........--...---...
"Tho EUrl.ngtcn Northern Pa
c.fc Express" for Kansas
City. ST. Joseph, Northwest
Nebraska. Black Hills, Wye
Ia.rs. Montana. Washin St'n,
TUpet Sound. Portland ana
Oregon .......-..--.-.--..
go. ne Twin City Express" Tor
Minneapolis. St Paul ana
Iowa -, -, -
The Nebraska Colorado FIX
press for Denver. CoioTa 10.
ttah and Pacific Coast via
50 Joseph ....-..-..-.--------
I,pCal to Bur.ington--.,..-.-.;,
For northern Iowa. 81. Pau.
and Minneapolis .--...--.-....
For Kansas city. Omaha. -.
joseph. Denver. Nebraska.
Colorado. Utah and PACING
Coast: also Northwest. 81.
For Illinois, via East side line
TO Rock Island ..----.-..-----
For Dubuque ard Ia Crosse.
l.oca! from Hannibal.
Fo: Alton-Leave $50 a. m,
daily: 400 a. m. daily: i:S'
only. 300 y. m. except Satu
5;oa p. m. except Sunday: 90.
d m, daily. $50 .. m. daily
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Cr!on: Katie 3. Bossow to Walter Ora in
SPE NANDOAH-5 IT: Mary Schultz to a
AIels J. Neglitsch--w. d...........--...---. eV
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missouri PACIFIC RAILWAY.

TvQin AFrIVb.
"a. ,f,f " % :eN am s10:05 pm
local Express ..-..-.---..-. '1.S1 am ~e-Vo pm
kansas City. st. Joseph Ona-
n and southern Kansas -. -
Washington Accommodate TJ-es pm " 90 am
St. Jos !h. Joplin. Wichita and .
kansas Limited Daily -..-- 10 pm :. = an
Kansas and Colorado Fxp-ess -'l0ll pm III am
CregA Occur Lake traTs leave Union Stsnon
at 80 C. M. s9:l5 q H.. rii.sv p H. 1S-sS "
m 11:So y.
oak Xiii trains leave Union STATION az fe:s' q
m tiN:l0 a. m 1855 2. m ana fs:io p m
Kfrkvood trains leave Union station at f!:oo
a. m II: GO D. m. tao p. m. TO y. N .,,.,~
Leave Vandeventer Avenue Station AT III
.Jaiv. Except Sunday. tsunday only
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IRON MOUNTAIN.

Train.
Texas Fast Mail TO Little
V.rL Texarkana. Dallas,
Fort Worth and Abilene -.
Delta Columbus and Cairo IN
~ -SS 30 q 10 . --'-
Fast Dav Express. Hot Springs.
Dallas, TOft WORTH Aussln;
san Antonio. Houston ana
Galveston -....-------....
Texas. Mexico and Cali:9rnia
SpeCial-Da!las, Fort worm
II Fas1. Los Angeles. Cal
weston. san Antonio and La
redo -..-.s.-.-..-..-- -..s-..'.'
Memphis and Hot Springs Ex-
press .-..-.---.-.-.--
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LOST AND FOUND.

FOUND-park gray mare: two hind feet white:
az hands high: lame IN one fToat ioot' Il %
Republic
IsOST-FuN terrier. y h5tp ONE bla K ear: name.
BiJJE. reward. F,IGru u ~, Mcpherson.
LOST-Br!nGIa greyhound bitch. answers 70
name OF L!... i.'H--.4i reward. sii y lsa.narI
EsOST-A fgN-retri Y. white. with back and
brown spots. collar On. Liberal reward. 800 Meg
IOlia ave.
IOST-Sllva- Scotch terrier bitch has bad
teeth: brown spgts ears and back. Reward II
Returned 70 c5 walnut 81.
IOST-Slcove button with diamond setinS.
liberal reward paid -or It's return to Great " est
orn Printing CO.. SIS Elm e.
LoSTA laiy's hunting-case sold watch, some
where between Windsor place and Taylor ara
T117ey avis; Inscription inside case. i-ncile
with papl's 1--we Finder Nsl be sEltaniy re-
v.ried ~ returning 10 Ssis windsor place.
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CLOVER LEAF,

CLOVER LEAF.
Train Depart. Arrive.
Toledo and New York Express 's:l2 ara q 80 I'm
Toledo ard New York Express '.:lS pm ".:fs am
COTTON BELT.
ct LOUIS SOUTHWESTERN RAILWAY.
illinois Centrally
Train Depart. Arrfve.
Co.,ar Rel, T>xnrss= ..... sS:ls am q "a pm
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Depart Arriva

L.. IL. ~ ST. L. RY. Henderson Route.)
Trafr Depart. Arrive.
Fas- Naii-LOxersb0ro. Clover
port. Louisville and tire East SIS an '''io Pm
Eastern Exrr.ss-Owensborp.
C,cTerport Louisville and
the East .....--.-.------.--.- 800 pm 80 am
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piled with stylish effect at the slightly nar-

ing wrists. -
The wrapper Is effectively trimmed with
hand OF velvet ribbon around the entire
lower edge which measures only go yards
In the medium size. Cashmere. Henrietta.
French flannel or fiannelette would be APP
propriate materials for this model, with
trimmings Of ribbon or braid.
To make this wrapper In the medium size
will require 90. yards OF a0-incb. or g., yards
Of finch material The pattern, No. ts0o.
Is cut in sizes Cor 90. 81. Sc, IS. 40. AZ. A
and &c inch bust measure.
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Boys Coat. No. s024, to lie Made With or
Without Box Plat in Bacil-For summer
wear this smart coat may be fashioned IN
pilue, linen or duck, and trimmed with en-
hr0idery or stitched bands Of the same ma
terial.
As illustrated. IL Is mad. OF white pique.
and stylishly decorated with bands of Ham,
burg Insertion and frills Of embroidery.
II IS simply adjusted with shoulder and
underarm seams. The back Is loose fitting
and may be made with or without the box
plat in the center.
The fronts lap In double-hreasted style.
closing invisibly on the right side under the
insertion. 49,
The broad collar is a pleasing addition. 1t
extends out over the shoulders and Is
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-07
MOBILE AND OHIO.

NJ, X. a. IT..
Train.
Jefferson City, Colorado. Sc
dalia. Clinton. Fort Scott.
Parsons and Indian Territory
Express ....-..--...----.:.
Fort Worth, Dallas. Waco.
Taylor and Austin ENpress--.
Fort Worth. Dallas. san An
tonic and Galveston ENpress-
Sedalia, Nevada. Fort scott
and Denison Express $780,.
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;. L.. X. AND
STATION
Depart. Arrive.
s2.55 am o. Is I'm
- am ~ pm
T:0 am t6:S6 PA
ISL an '5:I pm
200 an e::5s pm
.e:o5 pm '2::I5 pm
.2.Ns pm 1855 Pm
I'D pm 'e:5S am
$40 pm ls::5s am
ISIS pm '7:ls an
$50 Pm ss:i1 an,
$3.50 pm $3.50 am
80. 1850 an
daily: 81 q m,
D. m. saturday
r6ay anil Suntay:
2. m, daily. .:io
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VANDALIA LINE

VANDALIA LINE.
Train ps2sr, tr .1 ",
T|ains Nos % and 81, New
York Philadelphia. Baltimore
and washington Special; sS:As am v't' pm
iGdanspoiis hh' Wv ss:o4 am 500 On
~ Norx Iiinited .......... q 20 pm s1.:5s pm
fs,osAey anu -AseA~ q 90 pm si.:5s pu
49,, VI r-,e.srn cypress IS Is am s7:l2 On
Senasiia Sccomrodation -. g so pm ss:ls Pr
ilqianapons sne Ne~ rs Pm $50 pn
r. NJ, .........., $40 am sl:A an
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- am e:7' pm
- p.a -s-Z am
ts.55 pm t10:;se am
&c - ara $3.50 pn
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New o!H ...---.-.---..- 90.
Mount Vernon Accommodation
Louisville Limited. 10 Louis
Vile. Washington. Btiti-
more. Philadelphia and New
York ....---..-.-..-..
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ST, LOUIS AND HANNIBAL.
4, Depart- Arrive.
- r-x-, t-.,y am I'll 10 pm

(See c. p. & st. L.
ST. L.. X. G. 4 c. IL. II.
ST LOUIS LINE"
Train. DepeH- AmNe.
Union Express (3ailyp...-...... $40 pm s:35 am
Creye Occur SUNDAY cnly)..... 30 am o-5e pm
Creys Occur SUNDAY onlyl-.-. e:vg am ..s2 am
Creva Occur Sunday only)--... LIS pm s:5S pm
ST. LOUIS MERCHANTS BRIDGE TER
MINAL RAILWAY SUBURBAN TRAIN
SERVICE.
Eastbourd-I@aves Eighth ard Gratiot Streets
Except SUNDAY. 40 s:ls. 20. s:sl lc:S. U:lS
O. m !; i'm. l:42 2:is. 4. $40, SIS. s;2 ?. m.
oriy-5:si 7:54. l0:l3 a m: q p. m "a.
az "a. s:5s. i.:6s lis a. m i.:24 i:ls. so.
i:0I 5l4, e.2s. SIS .. Saturday and sunday
ouly-I: Is D. Sunday oaiy-o;<!. ia 1o-is q
ws.tiound-Leayes Granite City.Excegt sun
CAV jas Z s:is. e:3S. 1879 a. NJ i:lo I:l2. S2s,
Is SO Us, !M s;if "a Saturday on,yH = :,
Leave Madfsoa-Excegt sunday SIS; !cA e; liss,
y n saturday only-:5s .. N sunday enly-S
S,si a. i.ei. s:0S p. n.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-04-03
Nineteenth Century Achievements--Sociolo

Some the early Chrstans-wfth casuistica ngenu-
ity devsing which hardly
called bor-uSed defer their christening until
late in life Obviously, casustcal ingenuity is neces
that they before they chris
tened with science sociology existed long
before Herbert Spencer the greatest Of all socioogiss
that co-ordinated the scattered
parts properly science of the many other
recognized sciences in which they had hitherto found
less habtation. Having thus differentiated
science revoutionized it imperfect
beginnings to beautiful and harmonious maturity.
Sociology differentiated, specifically study of
his social side 1t is, if you will, a part of the
science anhropOOgy, but it is distinct and nd
part. Herbert Spencer and Incidentally Darwin
Huxley have shown how all it's known facts in
fullest with the theory of evolution. The mental
growth the savage the civilized state his
increase morality gradual Improvement
his customs and institutions, to be
derby development brought about by natural and eXpca
causes, exactly the lines his bodily growth
through creation from the lowest form of organic
life.
Even the ceremonial usages civilized society are
survivals times. Often
indeed they may back the ancestral brute
The brute cringes before his superior brute Savage
semicivlized prostrates before
sovereign. Civilized kneels his God, that
representative of his God whom he recognize in
or prelate ruler his equal
courtesy which feigns fatter-
ing recognition of the others superiority.
This instance, chosen haphaZard, must suffice
example the reasoning employed by Herbert Spencer
Hence sociology is the science of the psychic evolution
man. biology the of the physical evolution
Of living things including
Herbert Spencer mind modern sociology
books which this doctrine distinctly
enuncated may therefore be lookd upon as epoch
making work this branch of human achievement, But
its only superiority lies in its prmaoy.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-04-03
Public Ownership and Political Direction.

Public ownership is great and gittering admxture of
humbug and fraud It IS principally promise and
and municipalities able unquestonaby,
purchase price but the operating of public utilities
the furnishing Of supplies through elective appoinve
expensive alternative. years ago the
people of California, believing that they had been robbed
by school book publishers adopted constitutional
providing the publication of the books by the
Now the educators, under the leadership OF Pro-
fessor Wheeler of the university asking
old system. They charge that the system OF
state publication given the schools inferior lot of
bringing the price Indeed the has
been increased The printing Office almost constant
" involved and scandal and the Of doing
the there much than Il 1t taken the
highes-prced offices the state and there done by
tract The whole experiment has been dismal failure
and after fifteen years experiment the Of the
who have the with the text books emphatic
in their demand reform. Such cannot be blamed
if they refuse to endorse further
over Of business affairs to the politicians managed
lin The interests the people
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-04-03
Birds Not Necessarily Millinery Adornment

An attorney representing the wholesale millinery trade
lobbyist, protesting to congressman against
passage designed protect birds from
rapacious fashion This attorney
the destroy great millinery
country by legislation preventing the
of birds plumage. This bosh
Bonnes or bonnets protected from
every consideration the present destruction
there birds then bonnets and
If content themselves with flowers
and ribbons trimming headgear let confne
themselves plumes the
of barnyard only delight, living
and singing they Their innocence and
beauty beyond compare they only
air. sheer nonsense to say that
womens hats and existence the millinery trade
pend in any sense upon the unrestricted slaughter of rare
and valuable birds The millinery
Just as when of fashion require
ming with flowers as it feathers
wings and birds, barbarous customs
be fastened to the headgear delicate shrink
from cruelty to they own
eyes.
The more that congress do to the native birds
Of the United States better be country
They are protection against myrads of insects
and they play an important part balance of natures
forces.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-04-03
4aitg - Eagle
NJ NJ. MURDOCH. Editor
rIore an Admonition Than a Screed.


It is the opinion of Republican paper Of
Kansas woud-be bosses sef-constituted
ambitious aspirants marching head of
the Republican column alternately footing their
ourishing knives might their dks
Following up the political opportunities afforded
by the Spanish war; the state redeemed from hydra
tainted Fusion only by a margin small vote
forty short that nobody whether it
of real redemption but sheer skinofteeth
escape from defeat. barely set Republican
officers, number positions still being held down by
Pops legislature yet elect congressman
relec the Republican being distracted by ele
which. assuming victory, doing little
than plotting individual honors emolu
ments With anything but openand-shut of
victory the polls November Republican party
Of loaded with Burton ISSUE and an anti
Leland fight, and a committeeman scrap,
railroad intervention maneuver and what not.
only the Republican party of Kansas
IN real harmony united pull The har-
rony prevails pull begins the better not
for the party majority plural
ity close be comfortable when we
TO consider the loss of material prosperity
certainly from the dstrust that Fusion victory
would insure. With election another Pop governor
and majority of legislature consisting wld-eyed
Caamityites and alaround demagogues railway improve
and projections would standstl promised
fail of NATURALIZATION prosperous bust
and the confidence much in evidence throughout
the state shrink the minimum. Ambitious individuals
have right to aspire to place. openly avowedy
seek such preferment through ntrigues and
open feuds when margins narrow endanger every
thing. The profit prosperity being enjoyed by
the today Republican rule because the
confidence begotten of Republican policy vastly
more than the ambition political deserts of in
dividuals And only state but national factor
the interests of the Republican party
conserved long depressed
Grover Cleveland can
be forgotten that there should failure remember
and sagnaton prices business
under the administrations Lewelling and of
Leedy actually shrank in population and
species Of property proved drug There in
and in political policies than office and position
his interests continuation Of the
present prosperity of her people vote
congressional delegation not only be Republican
but state administration legislature In the
factonaI feuds only possible but
rrobabIe
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-04-03
Things Will Grow in Alaska.
their line

There end to the profits this country reap
from Stewards Alaska purchase For long time there
fishes and seals and timber Later Cape Nome
and its sands glistening gold. informed
Of its agricultural possibilities American women have
enterprise under in Alaska which curiousy
trates the agricultural possibilities of that territory
ing taken charge mission school river
1900 miles the mouth stream they began year
to experiment in gardening and the results their
effort somewhat surprising They began operations
May 16, aided by mission although
they without rain for months their
included $50 bushels potatoes
bage, so bushels of urnips few carrots
These returns confirm the opinion Secretary
experts to the feasibility agricultural operations
Alaska they conditions that
territory produce liberal share of its own
foodstuffs
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-04-03
The New Word "Median."
foodstuMS-

People might well make up minds to accept the
word 'medan since the the 1900 census
have decided that it is essential the language
by the statement that the average age
q years The latter the point which
many people above below and SO-yearold
would then influence pulling up the median
age his community than 4Oyear- old man, long
both above the The octogenarian would
however have great influence the average age of
community If you don't understand clearly
superintendent of the about perhaps he
make palmer explanation. It's his word,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-04-03

pany oneourth of all the territory in the north
Superior region, these figures certainly
too high high enough authoritative
besides territory which is
being mined undeveloped
Carnegies The output the present time is
enormous. The very latest appliances in
mining possessions linked the lake transporta
ton facilities supplied fleet of steamers which ply be
ports with regularity of passenger
boats The mines of the Carnegie have proven
outdstancing competition it claimed
by position the facts for this
reason added Carnegies the con
sodaon' which embraces every other in
their line.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-04-03

Here's my latest picture
TIE Battle tel you, wars a terrible
thing Crisicg-"Ch. don't think x 9
as bad as rs painted -Tit-Blts.
Miss Goa. 7 taink printing must b.
just lovely WHst does tEe foreman dS
when you make q pa taolly Size
sets c-usty- baltimore Aras-Ie2n-
The Draw WAY should ws war-
~. jack Surely tse word owas - q
living" I'm afraid, though. that Ts
are not ca re lsst a preferred credit
ors-''- Brooklyn Life
3t-s S;ub5--J jam. woula yo1 refer e
3 gun - feminine NJ Stu5s-'l sso1ls
1nlnk n1t Maria Mrs Sfgha- A-s4
not NJ Stu15-.'D Because guns can -
ssieHcei Chicago New
Evidently Holding Hzr6s--"ls 'ass
ysunr man iz re parlo- Nt1a Gasss
sEi.iT asked her father. sua1en-y ioas-
Ing - from his papar terT sEil- r.
plsee 1eg u.other.--CaicAgo EYeHS1E Poss
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-04-03

hns
an taking Fans Tabus and can FToa do for them
wh hcoe
would swell after eating and be 50 hod that could OoaF,
full yellow could not cat pastry rich food any Kind ad
fofn had
Tabulea Induced
Mr o
that
nandI
Of oof,andoa
bet a Aeartbar
Inesuto 20
doingin the
give
Eo nay
wANTED-A Of
nsndp 3ug
Fard7 subs fute A. ri Z { ma , y
SAMPLES
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-04-03
s Half Billion Dollars

Gould was the accumulation million dollars
in values The too great and the physically
fra little man. giant. died when he should have
been in his prime Carnegie considered be worth
least half Of the Goulds dream II IS in fact
estimated az rough guess Carnegie interests
resent about $500 Ooooo When realized that the
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-04-03

The Beers congregatng at Kronstadt, L5 miles
north OF Bcemfontein, and in weeks know
the name of Kronstadt well you know Lady
smith.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-04-03
AIonO the Kansas Nile.

As yet the PopuIists in Kansas have
held this year, no congressional conven-
ton.
In Sumner county no one was sent on
the Republican state delegation who held
office. notaries public and justices Of the
peace excepted.
Secretary CobUrn says Kansas could
send one million bushels Of corn 70 India
and never miss it. But, why to India?
Why not 10 Porto Rico?
Governor Stanley has appointed L. Ar
derry of Hutchinson a member Of the
State Board Of Pharmacy to succeed
Charles Lawrence Of Wichita.
State Auditor Cole has asked Attorney
General GODDARD for an opinion 80 20
whether he shall pay vouchers issued for
the site of the Parsons asylum.
The hottest city campaign IN the state
this year has been waged in Arkansas
City The papers have been laden with
piteous appeals from Taxpayer" and
Voter"
TIL. race in the Seventh congressional
district for the Popultst nomination is
said to be between DuvaI Of Reno coun-
~. !. p Campbell Of wichita, and Brown
Of Kingman.
At PaoIa. last week. the Republicans
had a lively convention, calling one an
other liars ard thieves. The fgat vas
between Baker and Burton men, and tne
Baker men won.
A. ]. Hoenscheu az Hiawaths met q
strange boy on the street smoking e.
gazette. ard tod the boy 70 tArow IL
away Upon the boys refusal. Hoen-
scheII threshed him. The next day at the
carnes solicitation Of the boys father,
Nj HoanscheI paid 2 fine of So.
L have onIy one request 20 make be-
fore 7 90" said the prominent Kansan
on his Gearh-0ed. and that g tlat ny
real friends RII shoot TIE man w1o. a.
ter 1 am gone, starts movement To
erect statue q IA By popular sub
scrip.1u. ! am supposed 70 De popular.
and after I am gone doE't want TIA.
idea broken"
Atchlzon Globe. Here Is the biggsg-
Joke q the season; Some ons stole ere
-aack.utosh wAlc4 DR. Brown. COUNTY
health cT Ger. wears w1e1 visiting small
-rx ratfp7-s lie left = CO enc cGT5.rE ~
f-7r- ~ S4wil & Douglass stable. talz
q fte~n,r9- and wren Ae returned us--
ute later IL was gone. He has worn g
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The American Sunday has been carried to Paris and
climate has wilted considerably If close
section Sunday Paris will be offended But who
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