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ssdS.25; Lima beans. ID. shGsc; German Lima
MoIasses and syrups-New Orleans molasses,
fair to prime. 2sq3Sc; choice. 35q4Oc; syrups. 2s
Rice-Louisiana. 41kGslzc: Carolina. s11Qshc.
Shot-sl 65Ql7O per bag for drop.
Wood 1,s shes 2 prg i Ser odr Goo. ,20a 20. No. ?
81. o q rs: No. 3. s250as; No S, ssaS25.
2casoc; paper' &c; jute. i i2aIsc; cotton isa25c'
Woodenware-No 1 tubs. s6d6.5O; No. 2 tubs.
2-hoop pals. M.4o@i.5o: double washboards, 81 Is
a275;. common .washboards, clothes
pins. eOG65c per box.
Iron and Steel.
Bar iron. 2.5Oc; horseshoes. bar, 275d3c; nail
sGi1c; tire steel. 3as1zc; spring steel. 4IzG5c.
Leather.
Oak sole. ss9s7c, hemlock sole. 27as5c; har-
45c; city kip, 0Qs5c; French kip, s0c4s1. 20;
city caifskIn. sOcGsLi6; French c%aifskin. N.2oS
Nails and Horseshoes.
Steel cut nails. s2e5; wire nails, from store.
81. 65 rates; from mill. s2.65 rates. Horssshoes.
nails. dos per box. Barb wire. galvanized. ssas;
painted, 1910.
Linseed. raw. CSC per gal; linseed oil. boiled.
66c per gal; coal oil, legal test, SikQl4lzc; bank,
47Q5oc; best straits. soc: Labrador. coo; West
Virginia lubricating., 2oaSOc;, miners, 4Oc; lard
oils, winter strained. in brls, 5OqeOc per gal;
half brls. &c per gal extra.
Fruits and vegetables.
Cranberries-s2.25 per bu: IS per brl.
| Cabbage-nlinois 81 per brl; SIS per ton.
Bananas-Per bunch. No. 1, S.75q2; No. ?. tL2O
GL5o.
Oranges-S.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, $50 to box, choice. 50; fancy.
$3.50.
Potatoes-75@s5c per bu.
Onions-sl per bu; Spanish. $50 per crate.
| Honey-Whlte. lsc per 10: dark. lie.
Cucumbers-l5G25c per doZ.
Tomatoes-Home-grown, 75cqsl per bu.
| Homegrown Beans-75c per bu-
Caulinower-Sl5 80 per doz.
~Apples-Cooking apples, n50G1.75 per brl; eat
ing apples. s2.25 per brl.
Indiana Peaches-50cdS.
Canatloupes-15Q20c per basket; brls, 15cd2.
~Pears-50cdtl per bu.
Sweet Potatoes-Jersey. 50 per bril-: Baltimore.
per brl. 81.
Watermelons-Sl0ql5 per 100.
Provisions.
Hams-Sugar cured, IS 10 20 lbs average. PKG
12.c; Is lbs average. 12ha13c: II lbs average.
TsrdEKettle rendered. 12%c; pure lard. I2lsc.
R~acon-Clear eides, 80 10 so lbs average, HE;
30 10 40 lbs average. INC; 20 10 80 IDS average:
i2c: clear bellies, % TO 30 lbs average, llAc; IS
10 p lbs average. l2c; IA 10 10 lbs average, lZiec,
clear backs, % 10 30 lbs average. lllzc; u 10 l6
lbs average, I1l4c; 6 TO 3 lbs average. n&c. In
Sboulders-1s 10 20 lbs average. 1Oikc: Is lbs
average, IO1sc: 10 to y lbs average l01&c.
seeds.
-seed-Clover. prime. $3.50: English clover
,s@S "a. Sisyke. 81 TO s.. Alfalfa. choice. S9
g5O. Crimson clover. $4,000. Timothy. prime.
20 506a SO. extra prime. g. 60d2.4 20. Fancy Ken
Orchard grass. si25ql25. Red top. sOcqfL75.
/ TpglIeh bluegrass. XZ3u3.
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BERTERMANN BROS..
New No. 24l Mass. ave. rs -. Del ST. Tel. $40.
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wANTED-FEMALE HELP.

WANTED-WOmen between the ages OF p and
II who wish 10 enter a training school for
nurses. Apply to Superintendent Marion Hospi-
tas. Marion. Ind.
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ROUSE & MAYHEM, Practical Opticians.
l05 Monument place. English Hotel block.
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WtANTEDATwo furnished rooms and bath. in
hice locality, for family OF three: references
exchanged. Address Box sos, care Journal.
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FINANCIAL.


LOAES-Money on mortgages. c.. F. SAYLES
III East Market street
EINANCIAL-MOney TO loan; long time; low
rate; no commission. ID. W. COFFIN, AZ Lom-
bard building.
kINANCIAL-$1OJ. coo to loan in sums 10 suit a.
Z. . and 6 per cent: no delay. J. J. KREBER.
"a Lemcke building.
kINANCIAL-First-mortgage loans on Improved
Indianapolis property. lowest rates; privilege
OF prepayment. SPANN * CO. las Z. Market.
EINANClALcLoans on city or farm property IN
Indiana. on per cent. NO COMMISSIONS
Money ready. c. ". WILLIAMS * CO.. 2l9-3z2
Lemcke building.
FlNANCIAL-Reai estate loans: not less than
$1,000 promptly made on approved securities at
favorable rates and terms; large loans solicited.
.. r. FIFIELD. 1902 Majestic building.
Observation-Disclosures new plan; interest
s 35 per cent: no premium, no commission:
better than straight loan. II AMERICAN
AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, AZ
Lombard.
FINANCIAL
SALARY A upon plain notes,
without mortgages or indorSers.
Easier payments. Lower rates.
CREDIT CO,
Room 2O1 Law Building. E. Market st.
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SOCIETY

MAsONIC-PentaIpha Lodge. No. 5s4. F. and A
Masons. Stated meeting In Masonic Temple
this Thursday evening. oct. 3, at s O'Clock.
ELMER A. SMYTHE, W. NJ.
b. T. M'QUIDDY, Secretary.
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Home Treatment

Personal consultation is preferable. II
you cannot call at the %sofice. write your
symptoms fully. and they will have the
most careful attention. Eemembcr, you can
have scientific treatment; by mail.
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE.
Thirty Transfers Made Matter OF
Record Yesterday.

Instruments filed for record in the recorder
office Of Marion county, Indiana. for the twenty
four hours ending at 5 D.. m, Oct. ?. 1901. as fur
nished by. the Indiana Title Guaranty and LOar
Company, No. 129 East Market street. Both tel
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DENTRISTY.

DENTISTRY-Dr. s.. f. EaThaTt. painless dem
fist. by the systematic treatment. liz w.
Washington St, Iron block, opposite II. Z.
WATSON K Co.
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Catarrh of the Head
and Throat

The most prevalent form OF catarrh, and
results from neglected colds.
rs the breath foul?'
rs the voice husky -
DO you spit up slimes"
DO YOU ache all OVcrT"
DO YOU blow ont scabs?'
is the nose stopped up."
DO you snOre at night?"
Does your nose discharge?
Does the nose bleed eaSily?'
is there tickling I'm throat?'
DO crusts form i'm the nose?"
is the nose sore and tender?'
DO you sneeZe "A great deal?"
rs this worse toward Eight2"
Docs the nose itch ard burn?'
rs there pain in front Of head?'
is there pain across the eyes2'
rs there pain in back of head?"
rs your sense Of smell leaVing?"
DO you hawk 10 clears the throat -"
rs there a dropping il the throat p"
rs the throat dry In the m~orningsP"
Are you losing your sense Of taste?"
DO you sleep with IN, mouth open? p"
Does the nose stop up toward night?'
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FOR


FOR and gasoline engines. from 1
20 % horsepower, at reduced rates. FRANZ
c. BUTTE. corner Capitol and Indiana avenues.
Both phones 1871.
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Poultry and other Produce.
THE JOBBING TRADE.

CThe quotations given below are the selling
prices Of the wholesale dealers.)
Candies and Nufx
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ONUMENT
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.

FLANNER & BUCHANAN-Licensed
embalmers) Can ship diphthsria and
scarlet fever. Lady embalme- for
ladies' and children. go North Illi-
nois street. Telephone Gal. new and old
Old 25O. c. Z. New $50
FUNERAL DIRECTOR,
20 ~. Delaware st.
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1890
Passenger and freight. Repairs and supplies.
FLORISTS
BERTERMANN
New No. 2i Mass. ave. rs -. Del St Tel $40
OPTICIAN-
ROUSE & MAYHEM. Practical Opticians.
l0o Monument place. English Hotel block.
PATENT LAWYERS
L. I. SILVIUS & o los ~. Pennsylvania ST
Free pamphlets and consultation
THOMAS r. BELL. consulting engineer ami
patent solicitor. ca ingalls, block. Indianapolis.
'. X. LOCKWOOD. pamphlet or any general
information free Of charge.
H5-4Is Lemcke Building.
kESTAURANTS-
STEGMEIER BROS, oyster and Chop House.
10 y. Illinois st. Both phones zoo.
SALE AND IVERY
HORACE WOOD. Carriages. Traps. Buck
boards. etc-) % Circle. Tel 1891.
STOVE REPAIRS
THE PEERLESS FOUNDRY CO.. 10 Meek st.
New phone. 2402.
WALL PAPERS
H c. STEVENS. New style Wall Paper.
Low prices. $50 y. Senate ave. Tel. 2 on 25S2
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
FRAME BLANCHARD.
% n. Delaware st. Tel. Gil. Lady attendant.
DIRECTORS
TUTEwILER & son
Underwriters. ia w. Market st. Tel. 2ls-
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NOTICE.

metal work of all kinds. JO-
SEPH GARDNER. 80 Kentucky ave. Tele-
phone 322.
NOTICE-If in need OF secondhand building ma
terial Of any description call on or phone THE
INDIANAPOLIS WRECKING CO, lois Cornell
az. New Phone 359S. l. BUILDINGS
BOUGH n TORN DOWN.
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PATTERNS.

ARTISTIC PAT
TERN WORKS, Fenneman and Minnesota SITS.
Special stove and furnace patterns. All kinds OF
ornamental work. New phone 925.
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FOR

FOR list at I31 E. Market; ground
door. Il APPEL.
FOR RENT-Belvedere Nat. one. four and hve-
room suites; modern: steam heat: reasonable
reat; fine location; 3H +. North st. Office. 30
Talbot block. New hone +. q.
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STEGMEIER BROS. oyster and Chop House.
10 ~. Illinois st. Both phones zoo.
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Provisions.
Seeds.

Seed-Clover. prime, $3.50; English clover
30. Crimson clover. S.5O95. Timothy. prime.
s.. 0 a 50: extra prime. Ssd2lO Fancy Ken
.ucky bluegrass, u.25dl40: extra clean. 60u7Oc.
Orchard grass. sL25aI35. Red top. sOcQS1.75.
Fpglish bluegrass. 81 25u3.
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Candies-Stick. &c per 10; common mixed. &c
erocers' mixed. 6zc; Banner twist stick, SC
banner cream mixed, 10ql1c; old-time mixed, Sc
Nuts-Soft-shelled almonds, lSQ20c; Englisl
walnuts. l2114c; Erazil nuts. 10c; filberts, l41ac
peanuts, roasted. 1850; mixed nuts. 12c.
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Italian Minister'S Burial.

nsfers, 30: total consideration d. .. $40. go. 80
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VIII ELINo-
H. c. STEVENS. New style Wall Paper.
Low prices. go y. Senate ave. Tel. 2 on 2552
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should be considered, and would be
found, halfway house to Christian
ity, and denied it's capabiltty.of being
reformed or found anything better
than clear triumph ,sof satan. Mr..
Ward who advises the missionaries
that they will make hardly any con-
.verts atsall, and must live their dog
mas for several years before they can
preach them, feels relieved that their
attempts to go beyond this have stirred
less hurtfully native passion only by
reason Of their general ineffectiveness."
Said the London Standard (Nov. 10,
1879. THE preservation Of our rule
in India is the highest moral law that
we can observe 49,. ......-,.. ...s., ..-
Martin Mahony.
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Meekness With Mohammedans.
tor of the Irish Standard:

Editor of the Irish Standards:
Catholic editors complain that where
as things most sacred to Catholics have
been desccmted with the utmost inn
punfty in the Philippines; Catholic feel
ings In every detail of our administra-
ton there steadily dlsregarded. and
Catholic education for the almost Who'll
~ Catholic people. only mentioned In
connection With restrictions on it, there
has been OIL the other hand the most
tender handling of things Motamme-
dan, even slavery and polygamy, ana
now it appears tile government is to
import into LiizUn Nohammedan teach
ers to teach their co-religionists in the
public schools.
But then, again. the kicking Catho.
les ought to know that our government
ID. acting OH the most uIliinpenchable
precedent. the example of England
For centuries now this petting Of
Islamism has been part of the British
crowns curious .deferGe Of the Filth
",rlie conduct of the English In India,
. says Hugh Murray, formed striking
contrast to that zeal which had Ger
tainly distinguished the Catholic na
tions." Indeed, the English zeal was
displayed with abundant and ingeni
Gus energy" the other way, agains
Christianity. ''The fundamental prin
cipal Of British rule" said Lord Win
Rentick. "is strict neutrality" SCI
how carried out:
.srhe East India company refused al
I missionaries passage in their ships
either to India or China. Two VIII
landed OH the banks Of the Houghl
were sent back to Europe forthwith i
!. the same ship OIL which they arrived
II In 1912, American missionaries drive
u from Bombay to Calcutta were in
prisoned, and having escaped in
Z native coasting vessel, We're pursued
4 retaken, and Imprisoned"
Furthermore: 'By government reg
latlons az 1914 native Christians wei
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OPENING OF NEW ROUTE TO
e IOWA POINTS. -.

Beginning Monday. July !. the, Min
neapoltss& st. Louis railway VIII run
through passenger trains, Giving bet
ter facilities and quicker time TO- Ma
son City, AIarshalltown, Grinnell,, 0s.
kaloosa, etc. Trains win leave Mime
apolis & st. Louis depot at St Paul at
Ga. M, Minneapolis 9:35 a. M, except
Sunday.
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a RAILROAD, D. TICKET

Reading TIA Wisconsin Central b,
viii carry you on convenient train.
from Minneapolis sind St PanlS daily
for Manltowoc, Milwaukee and Oh,
caxo, where connectiona are made 10,
the East and Ssouth. Nearest ticke.
agent can give you complete informs
tion.2 JAS. O. POND. :
:. Gen. Pass Agt., &.
: Milwaukee. VIA.
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MCGOWAN, & Mahoney.. IRE insur:
ance, real estate. loans, 1875 Central
avenue.
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John ]. McHale and Ace r. Abel,
lawyers. 301-s02 Bank Of Commerce
Building. & t
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slleikhs and omdehs and the ulema or
doctors of the El Azhar university
mosque, IN wrappers resembling those
used for government circulars. In
stantly Indignation III Islam and APP
peals to the minister of the interior,
and as instantly a circular therefrom
i to the mudirs etc. and special letter
, to the head of the I'll Azhar, disavow-
ing the governments connection with
the tract. Mr.. Arnold Ward. in the
Nineteenth Century, August, 1900, re-
cording 'this amazing act Of I'M
prudence" OH the missionary's part, as
Il good Englishman regrets and repro
bates such similar Christian indiscre-
tions as these: Entering a mosque to
testify against Islamism; opening III
a leading street OF Cairo room for
religious propaganda: attempting to
sell tracts in the streets Of Alexandria;
more Irritating still, viewing the Brit
ish occupation Of Egypt. and the re.
!, conquest of the Sudan us providen.
TALLY designed to open way for pro.
selyting. Such an offence was Blshol
Wilkinson's appeal in "The Standard
for Il claim of blshoprics from Cair,
to the Cape, and his presenting, wha
says Mr.. Arnold Ward, MI British gov
ernments lave always officially denied
! that the real object of tht British occu
: patton and advance mp the Nile wa
a the conversion of the natives to Chris
|, tianity. Another such was the Oxfor
Arabic professor, Margonleouth's. Sc,
l. mon in which he rejected Dean Stan
e ley's temperate view that Islamisr
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This large four-sto-y building In sd-
mirably fitted and furnished for the care
OF the sick No loaths0rne or contagious
diseases admitted. but all other diseases
that are usually treated az hospitals are
successfully treated here. including
whisky. Cocaine and Morphine Habits
absolutely guaranteed. Women. married
OF single, can and a safe retreat here
during confinement. and home IN every
case found FOR the child II required A
home for the poor and rich alike. a. All
operations and medical treatment are
free. and the only charge that Is made e
the ordinary hospital Zee, which IS just
enough o pay the running expenses of
the Institution The best q references
given when required. write for circular
TO the Martha Washington Home"
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DARK WAS THE DEAL
Fortune TeIIers Story of
WiItbergeTS Murder.
CONFESSION OF MOORE
Proved by the Finding of a
Bunch of Keys.

One OF the singular features in the
Clyde Moore murder trial. just concluded
AZ Winfield in a verdict Of murder in the
second degree, is TIE fact that County At
torney Terrence failed to take notice of
two confessions of seeming Importance
one b. Slim French and one alleged to be
made by Clyde Moore himself Sheriff
Daniels tells ar Eagle reporter that he
informed Mr.. Terrence Of every detail Of
these confessions. II would be interesting
to know what County Attorney Tor
rence's explanation is. The presumption
is, Of course. that he had good reasons for
not using either, but it would be interest
ing 10 know what they are especially so
in Cowley county.
Nina Lowe, according to Sheriff Dan
iels. was in the CowIey county jail at the
time Clyde Moore was first confined there.
She Is a colored woman and practiced the
dark art with the cards. She and
Moore were in adjoining cells. One day
she dug up a pack OF cards and was read
ing fortunes in them.
Tell me my fortune Moore said.
She shuffled up the cards and began the
deal
They dealt out black.
'Lookes here, you white boy" said
Nina, you done something. These here
cards are dark for you."
The boy. according to the story, then
told her that n was charged with killing
Mr.. wiltberger. the farmer.
And then it is alleged that Nina said,
My husband killed a man once"
And what did they do to him." asked
Moore.
Nothing; he proved an alibi"
Taen. according to the story, Moore told
Nina that he actually did kill Wiltberger.
you is foolin'. man" said Nina
Don't tell me that boy ike you killed
anybody"
IF you don't believe me- Moore is al
legged to have said. go to a certain spot
manning the place., where you get out.
ard under a big rock you WI find where
I hid bunch Of keys that I took from
the old mans pockets"
Nina was ironing one day for Mrs. Dan
iels. ard something appeared to be on her
mind.
Mrs. Daniels" she said. Il have some
thing TO tell you"
Il won't hear a word from you." said
Mrs. Daniels. IF It is anything about
that JAIL tell It to my husband"
At must tell It TO you" insisted Nina.
1T is on my mind and I must tell it."
She then related the story as above told.
Mr.. Daniels and Ed Lowe, deputy.
went TO the place indicated and under a
big rock found the keys. which were read
Hy recognized by the murdered mans son.
This same Nina Gray was never called
as a witness against Moore.
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TWO GYPSY QUEENS.
They Cause Considerable Excitement
On North SIDE.

They Cause Considerable Excitement
On North Side.
Two GyssF qneeH= called yesterday at
the residence of ]. B. Chandler, the horse
man. Miss Ella Chandler was the only
member of the family atziaoQe. She was
scared when she saw them.
I'VE want to see your palm" one Of
them said.
Miss Chandler showed them her palm.
They made some complimentary re-
marks and saiG they would cost her a
quarter
Miss Chandler had nothing less than n
dollar in the house. They took it all and
a pair of the young Iady's shoes
They went TO the home of John G. Den
holm. the postal clerk
Let US have your hand" they said
i've given it away already Mr.. Den
holm replied
If you want It. you must arrange for
it with my wife"
They made an effort 70 get into his
house. but he told them to get on, or
he would send for the hoodlum wagon.
They got"
shortly after this Miss Chandler came
running over 10 Mr.. Denholm's saying
that the Gypsies took her dollar and
stole her shoes.
Mr.. Denholm organized a posse OF
high school bows and they pursued the
C;vpsies. finding them in an alley They
made them give up the shoes and seven
tv-fve cents TO Miss Chandler, allowing
them two bits for telling her fortune.
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100000 REWARD

VIII be paid to anyone finding any adul-
teration or evidence of there being used
any other than pure, sweet, pasteurlzed
cream in the Butter bearing the fac smile
of this label
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IS AN OLD TIMER.
Biographies of Fifty Years Ago Used
Poetry.

Poetry.
Mrs Melissa Hammers. OF this city
has a rare specimen of geography that
was in use nearly fifty years ago. It is
y book that was intended fer use in the
.,ullic schools and is unique in that il is
written entirely in poetry. Each and
eve~v definition is written in poetry. IN
rho back Of the book there is q summary
If the necessary rules Tor the teaching
If arithmetic. This part like all the
rest of tire book IS in poetic form The
rllvning definitions are 50 arranged that
il is a very easy matter 10 sing them.
This was evidently the intention The
rules In the arithmetic are all arranged
to be sung and quite q lot OF trouble Is
taken to reach n given end by singing
rather than sacrifice the poetic form. The
first definition in the geography IS a very
fair sample OF what the book Is The
definition is:
The surface OF the earth. with all its
tribes.
or sea ana land. Geography describes
Another definition being just below this
one. is equally anusins:
This earth Is bat mighty ball profound
Just hve and twenty thousand miles
around
one quarter OF the surface OF tie earth
is land:
Three-quarters are water you under
stand
So the definitions 20 throughout the
book Very little attention IS PAID % ex-
plantations and the only thing thai seems
To be cared for IS the poetic part q the
work. Ii IS g very interesting relic Of old
methods
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80 RlAckLIsT THEM.

YESTERDAY 8 large blackboard. extend
M along the entire east wall OF The po-
Iios station was pnt in- It is Tor the use
- 10 police in anlins men ana in max
m or}crs to the whole -orce Aen's
vho have been ordered cat ei
-.es- vsH re placed on the board 50 the
-su can teH who nave been black
sea Is the pciico court and who have
L. r.Eai 10 stay ia tbs ei;y
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-08

The uniform goodness Of Primrose Butter
is due to the close inspection that all cream
must pass before entering our creamery,
the modern machinery for pasteurizing
and the expert skill and science of the but
termakers in charge. We have set high
mark for our quality-standard, and by
"hewing to the line" are producing the pur-
est and best article possible to produce.
Every pound print the same high standard
of excellence, purity and goodness Of every
other pound of the genuine Primrose
Butter. At all first class grocers.
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right 10 select delegates 10 the convez-
1iou and most of chem have sign.fed
their intention - seriirg larse ce'sEa-
TORS 70 the meeuns- E1do5ph Caughey
- the secretary - the sssociatl9a sId
he has sent cat a large uumssr q car-is
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MEETS NEXT TUESDAY.

Sedgwick County Sunday Sohool Con
vention VIII Be Large.
The SedEvicE County SuudaE Scnool
Teachers Convention VIII c1nvene in the
.rucs6av Ieceraber 1e TEere VIII be
three s5ss ions Surfing the day. rneruIug,
Afternoon and evoHins- State Secretary
Eusie. and several ether prominent sun
day school workers VIII Be IL attendance.
Each Sunday school of the county has =
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-08
We Do Not Agree With Them

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Wichita win this
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-08
Benefit of the ChiIdren'S Home

before We
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