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to revert back to the said Talbott & Pal


 The affairs of the local office have been placed in the hands of Cashier T. o. Smith of the First National bank and 1t is said that all claims will be paid as soon as At torney Charles Hall, of Macon the firms representative, arrives in the city.
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Read, mark, learn and inMdrdIu digest" the following

oiAOOo oHO fOttOtth9
 Fancy Patent Flours per sack, COG to-. 65c Graham Flour, lbs ...................... 2oc Rye Flour, lbs ............... ......." 25c Grits, 15 lbs .............. 25c Rice, lbs ......... ........... 2oc Cracked Hominy (sample). 10 lbs...... 25c Snowflake Hominy, lbs ................ 25c Red Kidney Beans, 3 qts................ 25c Navy Beans, 3 ats ......... ............ 2oc Five Kinds Peas, per qt.................. 71ac Gasoline, 1 gal, 2Oc ? gal, s5c; gal. S5c Fireproof Oil, per ga1........ ............ 15c Diamond Headlight oil, 2 gal........... 25c Extra Fancy N. o. Molasses, per gall. soc Black Molasses, per gal .....-.......... 25c Apple Vinegar, per gal ................ 200 Tomatoes 6 fb cans). 8 SUPERINTENDENT. 25c Baby Corn, 3 cans ......,................ 25c Campbells Baking Powder q ID can), 8. 25c Nudavene Oatfakes, pkgs .........,.. 25c Loose oatfiakes, lbs .................... 25c Steel cut or pin head Oatmeal, lbs.... 25c "Imperial' Macarom of Spaghetti,
 packages ........... ........... ......... 2oc Bots Cream Cheese, 2 lbs ............... 35c Star Catsup, per bottle ...... .......... 10c Catsup (bulk), per gal ........"........ COG Aunt Jemima's Pan Cake Flour, per
 package ................. ........ loc Extra Quality French Sardines ....... 10c Salmon, 1Oc; Columbia River Salmon. .121zc Goldfish bricks, ........ .................. 15c Smoked Herring 25c box; each......... 1c One pound Loaf Bread .................. Sc fb and oz Doaf Bread .............. 715c Toilet paper, per pkg. Sc; 6............. 25c Toothpieks 5c pkg, ................... 25c Lamp Chimneys, Nos. and 2.......... Sc Lamp Burners Nos. and .......... 10c Prunes Qarge), 3 lbs ..................... 25c Raisins 6 crown), per fb 10c Ginger Snaps, per b..................... 1oc Ground Pepper Cor whole) per fb..... 2oc Worcestershire Sauce, per bottle..... 10c Extra quality, Jersey Butter. per b.. 3Oo Oleomargarine. per 1b ................ 15c Sauer Kraut, 2 ats s................... 15c Dove Hams (we.ghed when sold), per
 
 Best Leaf Lard, F lbs ..................T.O .T .Oc Sausages, A. F., per ID ................ 10c Armour's Smoked or fresh link per
 pound ............ 1oc Bologna, per ID, 10c, or lbs ............ 25c Pressed boned pig feet, per fb.......... 1oc Soaps, Tom Boy, 15 for 25c, or 3...... 5c Lenox or octagon. bars .............. 25c Ark or Riverside, 10 bars .........-... 25c Ivory, Coal Oil Johnny or Grandpas Wonder, 5 bars ........... coco. ...... 25c White Clover Honey, per glass ......... 10c French Mustard, per glass ............... 5c
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Texie Cigars cost more to produce than other Sc cigars.

Thirty-two performers will entertain you Monday night at the Alabama Theatre, 22Od. Second Avenue. e
The age-herald., 1900-02-11

but a special bulletin reveals an outbreak or ncendiarfsm and bloodshed during the last ten days at Martinique
The age-herald., 1900-02-11

Dr. Lemuel c. Grosvencr, Professor of Obstetrics and Sapjta-y Science, Chicago Homeopathic Medical College, sends the following letter: Chicago. Apr. 27, 1S99.-Dr. George Letnfnger: have used F,ormaldehyde In variety of cases where I sought Gts ge-mlcidal action 6n direroheGra, wtToop.ng cough and other diseases of the respiratory tract. It's results were very marked. I regard your Generator as ain import amt adjunct to our entarlfian. Respectfully yours, Lemuel c. Grosve- nor, M. D."
 Dr. W. w. Payne, of Mera6lan, Miss, writes: "Dr. George Letninger's Gen. orator is certainly Bhe most complete and convenient disfnfeotor on the mar kea. It does away with sulphur and trae danger itherefrcm. will use tt tn my practice"
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 The report was adopted without dis senting vote. The following resolution, which was afterward signed by every cred itor present, was introduced and passed:
 "We, the creditors of Talbott & Palmer having heard the report made by the com mittee appointed to investigate the affairs of Talbott & Palmer hereby agree to trans fer our account against said firm to a trus- tee appointed by the creditors of the said firm. The trustee appointed by the creditors to have with the said Talbott & Palmer the full management of the affairs of the said firm of Talbott & Palmer until the debts of the said firm are paid in full margins and deposits to be paid first. It Is understood and agreed that the business Of Talbot & Palmer Is to be continued as before, the creditors receiving all the profits arising from said business to be prorated every thirty days by the trustees of the creditors of said firm. It Is further understood and agreed that the said Talbott Palmer draw a salary of $50 per month each. as long as any debts to the trustee of the cred- itors remain unpaid. thereupon the business
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Amount of insolvency T. & P.

Amount of insolvency T. & P. Macon office, Feb 2................$ 4,049 0S After Investigating the affairs, we are satisfied that the best course for all parties concerned will be for the firm ito resume business, and make payments on all claims along from time to time from the net profits of the new business.
 ''we recommend this course. and advise that a trusted be named by rhe creditors, who shall be clothed with authority to supervise the new business and report to the creditors from time to time, and tnat he shall have full power to conduct the business, as ffe thinks is to the best inter est of the creditors.
 "J. T. MOORE,
 "R ". HARDEMAN, "WILLIAM WOLFF,
 "J. T. DIXON, Act.
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For quality. smoke a Texie.

Hermitage.
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Iron Bed, $7. 50

CASH OR CREDIT.-White enameled brass trimmed, brass top rails. head and foot; worth s9.OO. Any style, any price bed in stock. Half brass, black blue, green, olive, bronzed and canopy's if you want them at low prices.
The age-herald., 1900-02-11

CASH or CREDIT-Highly finished in Golden Oak; very large French bevel mirrors;
 worth $35. Wardrobes in wal nut or mahogany if you want them.
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CASH OR CREDIT.-splendid cloth, 3 feet wide and ! feet long. Haven't you paid 50 cents for same goods elsewhere?
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1900-04-13
Another Agreement.

An agreement has been drawn
up for the purpose of Fastening ju-
diciai action upon the contests for
the minor State offices. The agree
ment is similar to that under which
the several cases involving the Of
fees of Governor and Lieutenant
Governor were consolidated and
submitted to Judge Field. 1t pro
vides that one of the pending cases
be taken as a test case, to be sub
mltted at once to Judge Cantriil, APP
pealed to the Court of Appeals and
carried thence on writ of error to
the Supreme Court of the United
The agreement is propos-
ed by thc Republicans, and will
probably be accepted by the Dem
Gratis, with the result that the test
case may reach the Supreme Court
almost or quite as soon as the case
involving the Office Of Governor.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1900-04-13

Cascarets Candy Gathartic, the
most wonderful medical discovery Of
the age, pleasant and refreshing to
the taste, act gently and positively on
kidneys, liver and bowels, cleansing
the entire system, dispel colds, cure
headache, fever, hahitual constipation
and biliousnesG. Please buy and
cry a box of @. G. @ to-day; 10, %
so cents. Sold and guaranteed to
cure by all druggists,
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1900-04-13
OR,CEOPATHY.

All durable diseases successfully
treated without theuse of drugs or
knife.
Jas. E Oldham, d. O.; Mrs. Lula
E. Oldham, D. o.. Mrs. Josie E. Gre
CORY, D. 0. Graduate of American
school Of Osteopathy, Kirksvil, 40
Office and reridence corner II and
Liberty No. Gil. Consultation and
examination free.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1900-04-13
.,The strengtb ofTweutv MEN.

When Shakespeare employed this
phrase he referred, of course, to
healthy, able. bodied men. If he had
lived 80 these days he would have
known that men and women who are
not healthy may become so by taking
Hoods Sarsaparilla This medicine,
by making the blood rich and pure
and giving good appetite and per
feet digestion, imparts vitality and
strength to the system.
The non-irritating cathartic- Hoods
pilIe
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1900-04-13
CITY INK SALE.

will, on Monday, May z, 1900, be-
tween the hours Of 10 m. and 8p
M, at the Court House door, Hop
kinsville, KY, Is, Il for cash the follow
ing described town lots situated IN
Hopkiusyiie Ky, for taxes due The
said city Of Hopkiusvlle, KY, for the
year mentioned or 80 much Of said
town lots as will pay the taxes due;
md shouldauy Of the town lots not
be sold atthe time mentioned, then
such as are nc' theu sold, will be sold
at the sama pHv b,tween thu same
hours Oh Monday Ju4. 4, 1900
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1900-04-13

David w. Caruth, brother of
Asher G. Caruth, who died in St,
Louis, aged 90 years, was buried
in Louisville.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1900-04-13

on 10Th street, tax & cost 800
VIM Rice, one lot on | st., tax
and cost ......... b II
Mat Ray, one lot on Home 81
tax end cost ....... 800
Kelly Ransom, one lot on Hays
st., tax aud cost ....... 5 IA
Ed Roach, one lot on Young
love, tax aud cost 's' 4 IS
Dock Ratclitf, one lot on 2 St
tax and cost ...... 3 06
Grave Rollins, one lot on Hays
st, tax and cost. .4..... 0 "a
Ellen Renshaw, one lotion S II
K, tax and cost ...... 2 03
Wm Rogers on lof on Green
vile, tax ani ,Ust. .... 8 II
Isaac Smith, one lot on Young
love, tax and cost .. 4 IS
Ben Smith, for wife, one lot on
Fairg tax and cost 800
Dick Smith, for wife. one lot on
Durrett. tax and cost ~ 3 %
Watt Summers. che lot on
Younglove, tax and cost 81
Barney Summers, one lot on
AOubB lONti ltA anu CObLs on
DR. Simpkins, Que lot on N Lib
erty, tax and cost ...... 6 80
Albert Torian, gre e. on Hays
st., tax aud cost u....... 3 81
Frank Tyler one lot on Lower,
tax and cost .......... s 10
VIM Towns, one lot on Young
love, tax and st....... 4 Is
VIM Trober, one .ot on Hays
tax and cost ,......... 4 10
Minor Thomas, one lot on Hays
tax ard cost ........,. 8 80
Nathan Torian, one lot on
Greeville, tax and cost. 388
Mamie Toriau, one lot on East
ST., tax and cost ....... 2 Sc
Marshal Williams, one lot on
Younglove, tax aud cost 5 II
VIM Wallace, one lot ON Jack
son, tax aud cost ...... 5 "A
Tom Withers, Que lot on Fairg,
tax and cost. 49,. ..... 1872
7 @ Woosley, one lot on w
Campbell, tax and lost. g.. Z Sc
Cbas Wade, one lot on Phelps,
tax add cost.......... 3 35
Shelby Warheld, one lot on
East 9th, tax and cost $50, IL 81
Geo Watkins, one lot on Young
love, tax ard cost . -. 2SS
VIM Western, one lot on Hays
tax and cost. .......... 4 AZ
Frank Watt, for wife, one lotion
First st., tax and cost 49,. A68
Josh Woosley, one lot on Hays
tax.and cost. ....... 468
Strother Wallace, one lot on
Hays st., tax and cost. 49,. 547
Sina Wooldridridge, one lot on
Jackson, tax aud cost 49,. 230
VIM Ware, one lot on Fairg tax
and cost. ..,-...... go. 4 6S
Annie Wallace, ooe lotion First
street alley, tax and cost. 3 b2
JED MILFORD ,one lot on Thomp;
tax and cost .......... 2 50
Tenny Watkins, Que lot on N r
f. tax and cost ....... 521
Rev Stephen Watt. one lot on
First ST., tax and cost . 8 so
Ellen Winfree, one lot on Green
tax and cost Authenticated. So
Same, for Ella McNeal, one lot
Green, tax and cost 6S
joe Williams, one lot on Clarks
vile, tax and cost. ...-- 6S
Jno Wright, one lot near work
house, tax and coss..-, 10
Ida Wright, one lot on FaiCg
tax and cost .........--.. / 65
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1900-04-13

Grover Cleveland's FIRST lecture
before the students Of Princeton
University, was on "The Indepen-
dencc Of the Executive.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1900-04-13
MONUMENTS
The White Bronze
Monument,

beautiful 10 design,
appropriate in color, never furnishes,
chips or c,aoks, and science 10 its
long search for something that would
stand the frost Of this climate for
monumental purposes has at last
found it in the White Bronze. 1t
fills every wish. 1t is a beauty to be-
hold, 1t will perpetuate the mem
DRY of loved oaes, that future gener-
atoms may bestow those little acts OF
kindness upon the graves after we
have gone to our reward.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-01-28
| CoALING STATION ESTABLISHED
BY Admiral NatseH--NavS' Honors
i'm Hemp- Port Opening

Washington Jan Z-.-AdEl''1al Watson
reports that he has taken possession q
Isoella coaling station. and established
q marine garrison there under command
OF Lieutenant long \ short time ego
feeling the need of q coaiiag station for
the use o. the smaller vessels IL TIE Pail-
ippine archipelago n E1e southern ISLAND
remote from Manila. Admiral Watson dis
patched s. vessel - lcak inEy 1he coa1--
iioas at Zamboanga- where the SPaniar2s
had maintained a garrison. and q small
coaling Stztian. Cor u18zy years T. was
.aaEi &c investigation. however. taas the
sAroo- 8; that pin, was Eot suitable ss-
nsvA vessslz. owing - sAaEoS water.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-01-28
PORTO R|CONOI READY
For the Institutions of a Free
Republic.
CONSTITUTION" CUT OUT
Of the Senate Bill = Legal
Name to be "Porto" Rico.


Washington, Jan. 27.-The senate COM
mittee on Porto Rico has decided, so far
as it can decide, that the island whose
affairs it has under its particular care
shall be known as "Perto Rico and not
Puerto Rico" as fixed by a recent execu-
tive order. The question came up today
in the meeting of the committee in con-
nection with the Foraker bill providing
form of government for the island and
the decision upon the spelling of the
name was unanimous.
The committee went over the bill in
detail, deciding upon many changes in
phraseology and some alterations in the
general provisions of the measure. Prob
ably one of the most important changes
was to strike out the word constitution"
wherever it appeared in the original print
of the bill, which extended the provisions
of the constitution as well of the laws Of
the United States to the island. The
change was made because Of the opinion
generally expressed by the members Of
the committee that our contitution is not
suited TO the Porto Rico people. The
opinion was also quite general that the
extension of the constitution was neces-
sary. Some Of the senators expressed the
opinion that the natives of the island
were not yet prepared for jury trials.
Another important amendment provides
for the retirement of Porto Rican coins,
and substitutes for them the coins of the
United States. The secretary of the
treasury is authorized to redeem the sill
yer coin known as peso and all other sill
yer and copper Porto Rican coins now
in circulation, at the present rate of 60
cents in the money of the United States
for one peso. Another provision author
ICES the president to appoint an officer of
the army to be governor of the island,
notwithstanding any present laws to the
contrary, but the appointment of such
office is made optional with the president.
All lave enacted by the Porto Rico legis-
lature are to be reported to congress,
which reserves the right to annul them if
considered necessary. The provisions of
the bill relating to the questions Of the
tariff, the federal courts, the internal
revenue and delegate in the congress of
the United States We're passed over until
a full attendance of members of the COM
mittee could be secured, one or two of the
members being absent during a greater
part of the day
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-01-28
HERNANDEZ'S STAR is RISING
He Has Been Successfully Revoiutin@
DESPITE the Censor.

Kingston, Jamaica. Jan. 2I.-In spite Of
the rigidity Of the censorship. Venezuelan
news indicates continued activity by The
Hernandez reyoiutionists, who are spread
ing. the governments having failed % o.
vert public excitement from domestic
politics by alleged want0n provocation o.
the diplomatic complication vitA France.
\ week ago the iasursent headquarters
were strongly established az San FerraH-
do de Apure. under ne popular tr5un-
v.-ate in behalf OF Hernandez. who was
advancing from The Colombian frontier.
the populace acciaimins hin as the only
possible pacihcarion Of the anarcAic eia-
ments which were rending me country
and threatened unlimited fratric.de.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-01-28
MASKED ROBBERS IN CHICAGO
Bind Four Factory Employees and
Loot the safe

Chicago. Jan. 27.-Three masked roo1ssrs
entered the factory OF rhe Dr. Peter
Fahruey & Sons company last night
bound and gagged four employees * the
concern. blew open the safe ande@eaped
with Sl7oo in currency ana a considerable
amount in notes and other valuable "a
per. The explosion shattered The sac
and made S complete wreck % che oi1leS,
The whole neighborhood was aroused -
the detonation o. the shock. Frank 2Iur-
Ping. chief engineer Tor the company. and
Samuel Lower. the electrician. vith Two
lsboreCs, were at work in the basement
when the masked trio entered. Tie lead
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-01-28

The navy, as already stated. took posses
sion OF this, garTisoned the place. and e
taking steps to add 70 its coal supply.
The S0Iace sailed today from Manila for
San Francisco. and she viii touch At the
new coaling station, as well as az nono.
Cebu and Guam, and, thence returning 10
Yokohama viii strike across the Pacific
for San Francisco She viii carry the
bodies 81 Captain Nichols who died while
IN command % the Monadnock. and Cap
tain Ingats, OF the marine corps. who
died a. Guam from surgical operztios
Admiral Watson has cabIed IN. follow
ing account 20 the navy department OF
the participation % the navy IN General
Kotoes' successful campaign through the
islands south o. Luzon. which contain
most q the hemp ports % the srchi-
pelaeo: Koo5es' expedition % southeast
Iuzon. conveyed b. the Nashville. the
Helena and the Ga-iveles was a com
piete success. Sorgogozon. Doasai. Bulua.
Virac and L.eraspec we're taken ard gar
risoned LeEaspec was captured Tuesday
after sharp fight the Nashville co-opera,-
i1z inside 81 80 yards Private Marine
franklin was wounded ard on boa-d the
NashvIEa Captain Bradley ard FIVE
Others. n1ne seriously FTfty-ans dead
T7si,n.r7= II the 1re1ches. Captain Roc
gers Commands &3sre o. tae Helena. G1-
ris - the 2a-fveios &oale Cox. Yven-
zrL castiernan and Csaes Evans fo- ser
vices rendered during the expedition
Tire admiral alss reports the following
deaths IN the aee., Lawrence Orzon
Adams. appreciates, % the solace. X p.
vTIlks-. ordinary seaman q ne Wheel
irg- Henry Taz3r8as. lands-nau. ~ the
Fen1zzEt9a- lanes FrankliH. ordinary
s-ela1, - The Castins ard p e. Feaa-
neT. private marine, = re View Orleans.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-01-28

CT of the robbers covered the workmen
with two reyoIvers, while mis- companions
bound them with telegraph wire. One
of the ri5bers stood guard Owe rthe pris-
oners for nearly an hour while his ac-
completes blew open the safe.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-01-28

My symptoms pains my kidneys and next my
began kind of prckng and thirsty drank
over quarts lemonade in night got weak
nv spots under and
severe pains my brain clear down spne and
darling pains down my legs At last got SO low that
was as helpless child of the doctors called Bnghts
disease This began January. Being soldier, went to the
Soldiers Home Wis In the hospital there doctored
for eleven months kept getting AS as
got the Rpans began g and getting along fine
and am gaining flesh My fffve and occupation
sailor and winters numbering.
wANTE-A Of
and subst
mailed
York
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-01-28
Millinery Department.

SILK HOODS ard Bonnets for
children. Former price. $50; now
81 cents.
Girls Tam O'Shanters: former
price gee; your chico, 10 cents.
Ladies Stitched Golf Hats; sold
everywhere for S1.25: price, 81
cents.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-01-28

We are willing 20 cut our profit.
but we Will NOT cut the goods
As long as we pursue this policy.
Is this not q safe place TO buy
shoes?
Do you want a good shoe? DO
you want a cheap shoe. or do you
want both?
II-r.n va r,trr rn,i mn
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-01-28

Southampton, England. Jan. 27.-Harry
Warden. the open golf champion. sailed
from here for the United States today on
the American line steamer St Paul
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-01-28

A
conb rungsan
RANG UPt
%
that have proo
complete
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-01-28

ta= Electrical Enforcement company
were desrroye5 bT 1-es@srIT today. TIE
loss S estimated a. ElDe.sss Insurance
EJ4
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-01-28
Hardware and Woodenwsre
Department.

Do you ever think how many %
the comforts. conveniences and ne
cessities Of life are comprised un-
der the generic title OF Hard
ware?'' And every day some item
under this heading goes down on
your want list We are fully
equipped 10 serve you. You need
not leave our store to hunt for
what you want We have IL Nor
need you hunt for the lowest
price. We have that also.
Kitchen Utensils. Stable Inple-
ments. Builders Hardware. Laun-
dry articles. Come and see Us for
what you want
Have we rung you up?
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-01-28
Glassware Department.

This department Is hardly out Of
swaddling clothes. II is Just start
ed. but It must have started right,
for Il has met with great favor.
We have a fine line OF Pitchers,
Tumhlers. Naples. Dishes. Cob
lets. Decorated Lamps and all the
other sundries. Welsbaoh Mautels.
Lamps. Chimneys, Shades and
Globes. weishoach Lamp com
plete. with mantel. shade and
chimney. "a cents.
Have we rung you up?
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-01-28

The Roberts debate brought out many
really excellent speeches. which packed
the galleries and left but few vacant seats
in the house The speeches OF Littiefieli
of Maine Dingley's successor. for expul-
sion; Tayler Of Ohio and Lands OF Indi-
ana for exclusion. and the speech Of Mr..
Roberts himself were especially EoOd.
Mr. Littlefeld will take front rank as a
house speaker. and viii never have any
trouble in securing attention when he has
anything 10 say in the future Tayler
already had a great reputation, and Ian
dis made a speech which captured house
and gallery. Roberts himself discussed
the Mormon church in a very interesting
manner. and secured much applause from
the galleries. All the speeches livened up
the routine proceedings Of the house 10 4
great degree. r. II. FAXON-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-01-28

Laces. Pretty. airy nOthinss.
Dainty fabrics. delicate traeeries.
The witchery OF lace makes plain
ness beautiful, beauty angelic
We have a fine line OF Dress
Trimmings. Skirt Bindings and
Skirt Protectors.
Have we rung you up?