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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-05
sEDALIA, MO.

; -. and Mrs. William Clouey departed Men
dzy 20 visit friends in Kansas CITY.
from an extended visit in colorado.
o Mrs sue I. Rose denarted Tuesday Tor 81
BIT. and Mrs W. r. Mackey returned Monday
from an extended, soioura IN Colorado ana o'her
4, NJ. ard Ms. Harry Flake returned Tuesday
Ms Z EIs Nav TaTd departed Monday FOR 81.
Louis. where she win be the guest Of Mrs e
NJ J. A. Collins and daughter departed Mon
day for Washington. Nc. on q visit 10 relatives
Ms Henry Fan: VINO has been ylsltiSg friends
nj. and Mrs J. w. Mausry and their niees:
MIS- Florence Eloyd; SeP S91 1e Isesoas TOT 9a'
Mr. and Mrs Tom spake departed Monday.
M Nv cs5fies RockTei tstusncd hone wednes-
day from a visit TO friends IN Michigan
city. who have been visiting friends here. re
Ms FFio%sle OXEN OF MouI;on. Ia. arrived
Monday. 10 be the guest OF her auat, Mrs : =
Mrs F. D. Wright and I;,Ie daughter. Azure
LA. az Kansas city. arrived Monday 10 spend
Mrs = e feveus o, Nevada, who has been
{ visiting her mother here. returned hone Tues
Mrs a. L Brown Of kansas city is the guest
Mrs' george yeascr returned Wednesday from
a ytsit win frie3 3di,d in G TstS25S5 Monday from a
visit with friends in Chicago
Mrs. CLAUDE wilcox returned MONDAY from a
u visit Win INnDUE nc NEAANAhEa III EzANEh1- 1@H
Mrs. II. c. HetherinEton arrived Tuesday rom
C7ucfnuafi TO reside here
Mrs. J. +. A Myers IL entertaining her nicces.
Misses Angie Sailand and EdmundR Buse. ot 81
NJ and Mrs. F. E Gibbons have returned from
= visit With friends at Mound City. No. and
Mr. Elizabeth Robinson Of Mexico. No. is the
quest OF Miss Edna Morris Of West sixth street
Mrs. J. A. Montgomery returned 10 her home
in ST. Louis TUESDAY.
with friends IN WarreusburG.
Miss Kate Yunr departed Tuesday Tor ST Louis
20 visit for a month her uncle. Mr.. Warren Nc
Ms Ade.ia Monroe has returned from a weeks
: Mr.. A. W. Waibun Of Chicago arrived Tues
cay for q visit with friends hero.
NrS. James Hogan. who hns b~ea visiting rel
atives and frienes here Tor the past month. d.
T. parted yesterday for Kansas CITY. where she viii
visit FOR a Few days before returning 10 her home
Miss laura Yeater Of warrensburg IS visiting
her parents. Mr.. and NfuE 7. J. Ycnter.
Mrs d. Sullivan Of Trinidad. Colo. grriVrf
Tuesday from Chicago and Is Tho guest q the
Mrs. z {. Squirss OF chicago IS the gaosj Of
/ her sister. Mrs. !. X Lesh.
I Mise Grace Mathews left. edncslay for a visit
10 Syracuse and Boonville.
Mr.. and Mrs G. y. BoutEl returned M1nday
from a visit with fdeads IN Kansas City.
| been visiting relatives here. returned home Mon
| day. She was accompanied b. her daEEhter.
Mr.. =. \. Cessna. who viii make a visit there.
Mr.. and Mrs p F. Hurley and baby. departed
/ Monday Tor st. Louis and n triD South.
! Mrs A. H Barnes and children arrived Tues
dag from Pilot Grove and are the guests OF Mrs.
Adeiia Monroe % West sixth street
NJ Doctor ReaviS Of IL Grand. Ore. and
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KANSAS T NO.

a, }. snles5 Ms. LAnls snider. Ni;. Be9dsaa
Hudson and Melville Hudson are in Fort Riley
The marriage % Miss Prudence Mithers and
ntEht az the home AZ The brides mother. Nrs.
Webster Withsrs. No. sai TroosJ avenue.
agaiis are the guests az Nr. and Mrs. Henry
Miss Eloise FIeycher has returned from q yisi,
Mrs. Joseph Rush Is visiting friends in ST
Ms. J. Martin Jones of E rasc. Tex. Is the
Doctor and Mn- William Martin Reed are en-
tsrtstling Doctor EssIs mother and SISTER NJ
Martha Reed and Mrs. George Palmer Of Pa
Mr.. and Mrs. J. \. Bailey. formerly OF Mem
phis. Tenn. have come 70 Kansas city Tor a
Miss Mabei Sanders o, St. Louis Will arrive to-
morrow 70 te the guest Of Miss Maud SvyEard
AIS Adah hedua mas returned req tarToll-
ton whore she was the guest % Miss Mary
~. ana Mrs Robert c. onuit have returned
! Nj and Mrs. E < Richardson have returned
NJ and Ms LanEston Bacon, wilh the Misses
CAROLINE and Elizaheth. have departed Tor New
York The Misses Bacon will sail Saturday for
Europe. where they will remain for a years
MI Nell 4. Williamson OF Lees summit ane
Gard '; Dryden Of Kansas Dty were married
Miss sara BOYD has returned from a yisi, 70
Miss LSuiss Hurst and Elmer Lee LeSg. both o,
kansas, CITY. were married Wednesday night at
Mir. and Mrs L. r. RoIIeS % the luxembourg
have returned from California
from a visit with Doctor L5Wry's parents in
Ais Helen Hope has returned from Bowllns
Green. Mo-. whore she was me guest Of MS
Doctor Frank Cha6eenen q kansas CITY Wa
married Tuesday night 10 Aiiss Joseshine Cole
Doctor and MrS John. r. Lewis have announced
TIE engagement Of their daughter. Ann Mrri-
wether, % David oliver Smart. j..
Mr. Aargare; Bohsrt Of Piattsburg. No. has
J. \. HoSkadsv. JF'. y Wichita. hf KaS aAasa'ef 10
Mss kathari5e pace and Doctor william Ha,
marriage Tuesday night b. the Reverend Doctor
Miss Marie Puss;ey gave a dinner Monday
night In honor Of 8iss Prudence Withers.
MIS-. Wilbur IL Thorntcn gave 4 card party
Grant Of Plttsburg. Pa.
Irs. W. T. stark gave 4 luncheon Tuesday in
Miss Marie Powers gave a matinee patty
Wednesday afternoon 10 Miss indil Dugan, uho
z+. and Mrs. Walton II. Holmes. who have
6eea travelling In Europe. returned TO the c.iy
Miss Marie Louise Dunlo was the hostsss
Thursday afternoon for a card party in her
TSetcr and Mrs. r. W. Rsthbon. With their
isEaly ar occupying their new residence. No.
Mr and Mrs. Solomon Block havs returned
ME- Dairv sahs az Chi-aEo Is the gues; CT
her sister. Mrs. E0m Rosenuaid.
NJ and Mrs. Edward y. Fletcher have gone
% Philadelphia. where they viii reside In the
Miss Pauline Chandler has gone to Washington
10 visit
Doctor and Mrs.. r. H. Clark are VISITING IN
Miss Pit,msn Ct s.. Joseph Is visiting her
aunt. Mrs George c. Smith.
Mrs. ". e. Anderson entertained Thursday
afternoon for Miss Fife Payne.
Mrs. William AbesnAthy and daughter Celia
have gone TO New York City. where Miss Abet>
ulthy Is attending school
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-05
JEFFERSON T NO.


1frS. G.. Tom King departed SUNDAY for St.
Louis 20 visit her sister. Jrs. Gibson Carson.
Mrs. A. G Price spent n fen DAYS with her
sister. Mrs.. Chiumza. last Neek IN Sweet Spriags.
Miss Adj Stuart. who was = guest Of Ter
sister. Mrs. Charles Dewey. last week, has re
turred 10 her home IN joplin.
Miss Alma Gsss departed "Wednesday for
Aontgomep City to attend a house party
Mrs. A. &. Price and daughter. Miss Celeste.
viii leave Monday fo- Chicago 70 spend = week
Mise Mary Pearson Of st. Louis. who has resn
visiting Mics Ainnie CRATIC. returned home Tues
ant WI; with Mrs Huga stsPhea- ard Miss Mn
ME Cratoa- let for her home "wednesday.
% Mrs. ]. =. Heturcks
Mrs Emma Hutchinsnn OF ST Louis spent last
SUNDAY with her sisfer-in-iaw. Mrs A Andrea.
Mr.. Henry CAN'T left SUNDAY for st Lrals
where b has secured a position with the Ms
Ms. Aathllde Daumsyer left Monday fo-
Wassinston Cify to attend the National Park
Mnss E1sarss Ssyer of St. Louis Is a guest Of
Major and Ma. V. II Hobbs returned Tue,d.,
fran q three weeks Eo1oum at Eldcrado Ss-ings
Ms Ensa Ssrysr ~ Fulton Is visiting Esr IS
xs. II Else Al. dssssts- Nh SsL1s ~
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-05

son si-ee; Pressy:srian Caureh Thursday even
On Wcines4ay morning. oct-he- = Miss An,
NE b7FgDeyer d@uSnter OF Mss hsnry BotE
the Gs-nsn Csfg5nr Tngrrh in ths. cifv.
The marstlEe q Miss Suauiia STEPHENS q Ma'
f IL sSn - ~ l3 s5ls S.,gt 3 n c51li. 81 as e.t,s.
Is announces % taks Tlaes oyt5b-T
for Fgst Kobin-oa. Nst.. where he nes ben o.
Tenth Tnise6 states CSvsiry.
MAJOR l. y Greene u Nount sssrlnF. Ky.
( Caaries Military CsHss--
Ms. l. Hcyr snJerlsined Mr. william Res.
Mrs. John Cau-y and family ci' - LIs-, Ars.
Abraham MsS1Ggd q rsrs HaSs. I'm; M ant
SssS 4Tarss o. he isdiss are Js15Eh,e5s .. NJ.
Nrs. p. Borfeld and Mis-. 70, Meter departed
Saturday for Davenport. Nehv TO sreEd a month
Mr and Mr- Iorn Hodsrp rs,urasf FrtI1y
frsm their Weddins Up, Iu-sdsy tHen5aS ny
Military hand. aaf The evEuinE vas cnFH1h's
spsnt
~. IN !s:gsisP F1.S s Nes a s,S % 81 Ian iSS5iy As -
captain z L Fulkerfor. previous 90 A- &C.
NJ. and Mr.. FIsnE Fsiaray have returned
hone from = yisis 70 = TAU G5.nsggbS-.i
Jrs. VINO visited them Tor n frW afys-
HuEh a. Martin of Ark9ia : visiting
MH. sias Clark Of R2chester. y. \. = a
Mr. and MrE Percy Gillette q McKttF.cS.
No. spent a few DAYS here vith friends
A. W. Duia. Of wsnt7yillr and Psotsssor W =.
Divert we're married Me4ueala1 ~kfltluN AZ ~
brt5s's home. They will reside AZ Culxatc. J. T.
ne ST. charles Dancing ana Sociai club ha9
been unrEenlzed fc- the cuuiIg EeaGr. y me-
irE was held Tuesday evening and 1larles ?
Rechtern was elected president. FranS - BreeS
- ssrrstarv- John II Hod~. Ir. general direcfo-
and Frank kinney assistant IL Has ceiuri
- MA meetings every Saturday eveuluE. pu:N
ne-,hers OF thr club wilt BE- anGwed % p1rtict-
nats in the balls given by the club. and ai mem
bsrx viii b. required to have tickets except out-
of-,oyn visitors VINO are guests q member
Miss Macie Lane frnt 70 WcntEyt'le Nedne~-
dsv 10 visit Miss Vie Kendall
Ms. +. Benton Taylor returned 20 hcT rome
IN fulton wednesday. after visiting Mrs. w J.
Rafr II iris city
Mr.. J. II. Kphiman and daughtsr. Mis Al
ne went 20 clayton Wednertay - Fistt Air--
EuhlmanS sister. Mrs "a. W EarrenhrucN
Miss Euhlman will remain in ClaytCn fer se'csil
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-05
THIS is The GREAT PUZZLE.
|(N|5 l3INBNNI 1
O2s 10 d 205N
6O93IT7 u j
CAN YOU SOLVE IT FOR GOLD7

sylisa FEisss Study ( very ssr.taiiy ard let r. see z yqI ar.
IhEtLsHeiN GOLD Hsy. ygl The brains aud sner-y ~ yol
cent o. money Remainder tlat this Il our syeS7 ~ in Cod x. Dis
say PKER. We mean PERFECTLY FREE. We would rather we
thousands OF dollars in athsr foolish Wv We freely ar1 cIeer-
fully Rfe tEz money y ~ T0U NAV WIN y eNn not r1ra -~1
Fetsth a,oaey. TO PLEASE Our nEADERs Is OUR DELIGHT
Ths question Z. ran Won snive The shove unique rrorcstfouf II yen
can % ~. write The rance n the fhree cftiss and your I'm address
plAlaly IN letter and mail Il 20 U.S. and you VIII hear from - uro1ptly
hJ return mail Money IS q nice thing olsys, beans there re w
many uSafui uHes we can 10. q 70 By lf.te extru eHoT- Ec.rrone
viii rt The money '. give away Some laTy and foolish people
ofen NEGLECT these grEnd Ealdea free chars " = make and then
wonder ana oomplsin sbouf their Rad iack. There are always plenty
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-05

Zach one Of ths three lines Of dgurcs IN TEE CENTRE OF THIS
ADVERTISEMENT spells the nnne Of . IRA city IN the United
States IhsNabrlnd nsH puEEle ArdcAn b solved with = little study
as f0iioEa: There are t4eufy-siI irtters n the alphanef. and w-hsvo
used ngurrs IN spelling tasGtiss iastesd % ls,ters Letter Il nun
Der ., b nunbcr :, q number 4 rfc, Throughout he emstre ALPHABET
II YOU CAN SPELL on 1HESE THlskE CITES ioI NAY
SHARE IN rHF DISTRIBUTION OF gifon0 WHICH w ARE
oIyISa AWAY for se,tins suhsergt.ons fs : Tbs ya AN % ~
EvfnH mp . little Of your spare time This hd other mo-t literal
ofers are made to introtnse orr 81 The very h-t New lors- m1Fa-
NOT WANT ORE CENT or YOUR MONEY. Wb-n you have made
out the uaclra % thr-e threa cities, write them flNuly on q postsl
card aud ssndit % NJ, and yuu vii heAr froEs NJ prumpslyBA hEIIEN
Stick TO ITiNDG q YOtR sHARf or HE yL11 Aeopy Of su-
fascinating MAGAZINE WILL BIZ SENC FREEtu every one An~uer-
Ing this advertisement d. not delay send IN Your answer imn--
dis,siy. VIZ ISIEND To GIVE AWAY VAST SlMS or MuNEGt IN
the fu.urp, Just a. Wc have done IN the rasf. TO advertrs or CHARM
ING MAGAZINE We ma @. The yeEy bEf Atv-rising 10 ca7 r:
10 give Away LARGE SUAfs OF GOLD PRE- Here are the
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-05
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IN GOLD DOLLARS FREE.
CAN you SOLVE THIS PUZME7

Ct So~i orporruniiiss Cor clever, brafny people Who are aivsys alert
40 -saav - Ersgp RreAi good Ting We have built Up orr enormous
fnstne-s ~ being alert and liberal In our GRAND GOLD FREE
We are continually Offering our reader. RARE AND UNUSUAL
rrf-rS his spefL contest q consider one Of the greatest offers
ever isste % not delay in g1vins this latter your immediate
answer At cnss. l.Moo RENARD yll b Iatd 10 any ere Who
can rrove thai in the IA any FREE Cash Contests ~ have conducted
IN the Tsst years We did not 40 s1Aety = y sgreed ee have
= ~ esritaIi and anyone car easily ascertain About cur financial
ecudltto1. 10 rgy out these big sold. essh TriIss J. . pleasure 70
dollar nasaKine IN the world In Iris rroEressive age putlisEers
huu that they must - iterat IN gfytnE aNaT prizes cf great suns Of
uruey Il . the Only EurrPsSfnl usy 90 Bet yrur nssazfne taled
Elouf- For instance. ~ you should solve f6e Peculiar way we have
- - cling The Names q the three cities, ard We should land yu q
sUrr II money A. a frre prize. you would never stop taking about
our mAza-ine. now. would you7 We POSIllNElN G. AIM that
fh~ss ihrrs lines II figures. b. orr rlfn. 10 actually sTeil the names
cfthree ctiis-, and that a clever. b-airy Eerson, Sho esp think aud
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-05

names hnd Addresses 81 . fgu
peopis Ne have recently
PRIZES. Mrs J ". LAchliu,
TWrnty-thiri Street, Pitt
burW, Pa. gEQn Nr. q. r
AefernEn. Hin. v II S&uc:
Ms Fred Peace. RS Afktnsol
Street. Rochester. y =,
giE %; Mr. George Corbest.
FIrs Islauds, Nora Scotia,
Canada. 500. ~. T.. Hare &c
Wisconsia Avenu-. Colum-
bus, o. ai.5Bloo ghis includes
the $50 " CaJinst Grand rp-
rfkht Pianol. ". Kettle. rs
Carson Street, Ptttshur<. Pa.
Ieau, Miss Martha Gre=ury,
sPATk Street Noru Az. TOM.
fi8 o.: Mrs. John Just. Box Z,
Endeid, y. H. $40 o. We
couid 70 on aad poin- n nm
drsts ofnarnes OF people Eh1
have n!asd larE- sums q
morey from our coafc.fs, but
only give q few uau1ss. a. Ne
ceai-s ths SPACE % tell ypu al
about THIS SPECIAL Nuo1M
IN COLI FREE r
he above solution can b
worried out by an alert and
clever person. and the rrgard
tISo hardsoms that q william
ply ~ Vuu - TEA AND
SPILL OUT THESE THREE
CITIES. Brain~ and enerE-
nrruHnww 49, Wfuufu= many
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-05

advertlssrnspt wfttclf trying hacst - utks A s
1EEEE LISES or FIGURES pRiNTFD IL III
~ ISENiENI- We slEct>t tiat Won car
S-T@rai tines b-fcrR EfvtnR ~ he ide1 - SnlVf
Lsrusr . seams the more pst!rrc~ aE' de;erutne'
ToursEa ard dsteTufunsiOr Ntu ~TsuvCffhr PR
Ssarr In orr FbFE MONEY Dl~SThlBUTICS d
your run euer-y ard hrafn- Doutt celzy = mon
SClNE THIS PElLEXING PTZZLE Sany
rrce1flv sent lnrFr euns e wcreV 20 n cur =
tinu wire T. and and grateful letter. profu-
our PROMPT AID honest ce9iirEs. sud saving
50 Ftrpngiy urged hem 70 try % win hey u
successful end wuull nos favs been IRE harry
s-U cfmoney Tor only Afsg hours e1r-t- u 81
trntful 70 cur rand snd liberal eEers. OUR
Rave giaddened tie hearts 81 rrany persons vhl
II you nod money you VII rive attention 70 {
very minute IfyoGs olYeft, v1te rs Immediately
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-05

Nil patiently eEdfevcr 90
solve hcW - j. done. viii be
at1Ufy rewarded By sharing n
ourf1. osf0 IN Gold Free oher-
Cfcrurse. n Won are easily Dis
couraked and are not patient
ard are net willing to spend
any time in trying 70 work
out The solution, you certain
Is cannct e1Tect 20 Nin- This
advertisement vas not WIT
ten for drcres or idle-s. who
are not willing 20 rNe q liz
erai use a. fhetr time We
s1peCt the reader 20 do soms
work and give q tie time and
1~ftertiCn g. deserves Use
IoE r DRAINS. II YOU are
saccessful IN solving Il. ueil
and coed. Write tie names Of
fhe three cities ard send them
60 %, and We viii te Just aa
n och pleased as you are We
really desire fon.e enc 20 he
Successful. and as Il does not
ccsf You ore cent 70 solve
snd answer this sFlsuoid Free
Acaey Oder. 70 Tin b very
foolish for Jon 10 Pass u by.
Il all fairness give il some
Of yCu- lfieura fir > SIC
CESS Is FOR ENER6ETIC
AND THOUGHTFUL TFO-
PIE, ard the cause cf FAIL
sEE Is LACE OF MFR
Isl AND ~ 50,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-10-26
STOOD ON HIS HEAD
Irish Saldier in TransvaaI and .
Remedy

4 British soldier tells the following ex-
rerience in the Transvaal: "one night 1
went to the door Of our tent rather late.
and was at once attracted by an unusual
object straight before me. I went up to
it and found it to be the figure Of man
turned upside down. and apparently fixed
so in an everlasting station. 1 turned the
figure over. and found it 30 be friend
Of mine in the regiment endearingly
known as the 'Dubs' Cthe Dublin Fusiiiers
that isl why. what's wrong with you.
Nike 1 asked Ugh. he replied doc
tor. he SEE. ..Ye're not looking yerself to-
day. Mike" so i sex, Neither am I feel
ing il. docther." sex l. SO, what is the
matter wild ye. them sex h. Ugh.
sorr." saws I. 4 thinks it's the moncth-
ony that's preyins On my vitals.' Why.
SEE he. go and stand on yer head. man. -
SEE he. that's all you're needing. 50 I
tried it. and felt az improvement IN my
gineral health that IN just continuing
the motion.
In making a tour OF the Transvaal 10
acauaint myself with its people Lord
Miner is following the example which Sir
George Carey set in South Africa many
Years ago II was a red-letter dsy in the
sistory az a household on the velct when
Grey called and took coffee and spent half
en- hour in talk The chair he sat or mas
sure To DC preserved as a momento. But
this regard for him had q very amusing
contrast in an experience OF MS al 1T
lie up-country hotel When the bili was
being paid. one Of Grey's companions
drew attention 70 a rather excessive
charge which the landlord put against
the eggs he cd served 70 the party
at breakfast Grey. who liked his little
Joke. said on taking leave q the land
lord. BY the way, eggs seem 70 ee
rather scarce up here No said ihs
landlord. KS governors that are scarce y
+ story relating - British War Oflce
geography IS ncw icing told IL London.
An oGicer went for a holiday 20 Koiozs-
var. the capital q Transplant. n Hzu-
sarv. Later he had occasion - write
the War Ofsce. ard headed BIS letter
Grand Hotel. Klausenbu-g. this being ire
German name OF the town Almost By
return CT post came letter from the
authorities asking why - ds-et - %
from koiozsvar 70 Kisusenhurg =iihout
previously having obtained peruissscr--
(Chicago News
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-10-26
Musical Russia.

Tie Russian people are ~ nost zsz-
serful -zsurzi I'D po:s-t.zl rsuxscian. f.
she zo-sf AcooriinSiy. sTsry Rzssasz
youth. a. RUE. takes g s.layirE O. @ore
ore of he zstso-sl iass-S=~-ts. cns g
thsezs l. czr.1as sosg o. r.r-s-s-1zxsc
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-10-26

what woald you 60 Il you rad a z.n-
* = dcilsrs-
Oh answered n. rhliosochic citlz~r.
I suppose ID - IKE ~ F~st q hEsnzH-
So = we're sorth . r.fi'icn ID prcasz-
ely worry nysesf TITO = 6ysp~pz-a trgtzE
% make & q billion.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-10-26

rnsta-. raHes g has.zi<a. saeftfr is
- sausre. 80 szsksoart eaarerflHz ~
a--os.loe. ssezn - sAs -T4Fr-eska-
rhs-h - rreas'g icT~t tAreaEafsf -
laas y - m-slks. Iazirx ~ iaEtf~-
--e-r "a "a hzn1. Tszag issn - ss~ssz
xoe- cvz<Efsx - - TX vie 1igsts.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-10-26
Her plaanoses.

Maua-yoU ruust - a~sully careful
darling The doctor says vou- system r.
az upset
Little Dot-Tes / guess 4 +. mamma
cause ny foot asleep. ard people mast
&c terribly upset when -hsy * - E-se2 a.
khz EEczg 49,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-10-26

~ t - q ~ s~.t - $50 @sea
- 80 H~f s fhs ssaas - ffsssfs
sss = - .nhgses tss sf--sy - TeexE -
- asf sffss t~s-s tsraaa ezt s,s 81
.ras ta - sezst - fse peee iF,as 81
TIE szsw usfs 49, xsrusgskz ue<Fs -
sr=z-ozy y1szx N~A
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-10-26

Thus il viii be seen that 6.Sss people
voted FOR the first elector who did not
vote for the tenth one on their tickets.
This vas because they got tired. or quit
ynaking the ballot for some other rea-
son before they got through. This same
method OF marking the ballot has divided
the Presidential vote OF states 81 diner-
ent times
These 6. $50 Kansas voters desired TO cast
n fan vote for their choics Tar PreSi-
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-06-08
At $500 each
Awnings.

Don't delay - order your
porch and window awnings
before the sun fades your car
pets and draperies.
Bamboo Porch Awnings (size 7xs teetl,
with pulley and tackle
For S1.25 each
Adjustable Window Awnings that will fit
any window from 2 it. in. to #
put up without nails or tacks-
For $500 each
Adjustable Window Awnings; will fit any
window from TO 6 #. in
For $3.50 each
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-06-08
Summer Hosiery.
(Main Floor.)

(Main Floor.)
60 dozen women's fine quality fast black
Lace Lisle Hose-regular Soc a.
imported goods Nv
lot of women's fine drop-stitch Lisle
Hose ingram goods that sell OEc
regularly at 39c, at....... ...... NV
Women's fast black imported Hose, fancy
drop-stitch-regular price 25c,
One lot of boys fast black Hose, fash
ioned feet and double sole
the Csc kind ............... -... ~
chi!dren's medium weight, fast black
Ribbed Hose-reguiar pc I7c
goods, at .............. =. u ~
80 dozen mems fast black Cotton Hose,
lace effect and sill; embroidered instep
made to sell for 19c, 1OHc
at ..........-... .-... -
Women's extra fine quality black Lace
Lisle Hose that were imported 6N-
to sell at Toe for ... wv
And superb assortment of wornvn's
high-class black Lace Lisle Hose, Ger
man aud English manuiacture-
S1.00, S1.25 and S1.45 a pair
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-06-08
Upholstery Department.
Third F1oor.)

Summer needfu1s most es-
sential, whether you spend
your vacation in the city or
in the country.
Fly and Mosquito Shields that fold
like parasol (weight II ounces); for
the nursery it Is invaluable; can be
used on bed, crib, hammock, floor or
lawn; blessing for Ct TX
camping parties. ~ y
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-06-08
Summer Night Shirts.

(Main Floor
Two thousand and four
hundred Cambria Night Shirts
for less than the cost of ma
terial and workmanship.
Made French necks, trimmed fronts,
felled seams, cut full and long-properly
made in every detail.
The right goods, at rue right time, at
the right price.
Mems Cambria 20. half dollar
Night Shirts. ........ o9C quality.
six for Two Twenty.
Furniture Covers.
(Third F1oor.)
We make a speciality of cut
ting ard fitting loose covers
of linen, retonne, taffeta and
denim. They protect your
furniture from dust. Esti-
mates furnished.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-06-08
Hammocks.

Our line is complete-small
ha1nnocks, large hammocks,
all kinds that are the right
kind.
We have woven hammocks, with pillow,
stretcher aud valance,
For Is cents each
Mexican Grass Hammocks, IA feet long,
that are rainproof,
At $1.25 each
Woven Hammocks, large size, with pill
low, spreader and valance, trimmed
with fringe,
At $500 each
We also carry complete line of ham,
mock awnings and hammock supports for
porch or lawn-does away with the wear
and tear on trees and framework.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-06-08
Lace Mitts and Gloves.

Lace Mtts give the ltrafashionabe effect to the new
gowns.
patterns just direct
ard toS22 They
a oweathe
Tomorrow place sale two choice lots of Women's
and Childrens Fabric Gloves from third to half less
thin you'd pay for the gloves bought regular
way. Nothing the with them not "Seconds"-iust
importers cleanup of all the leftover lots They are of
every STYLE and sizes Assortnents are complete
Lot No
Lace ls Suede Isle Gloves Gloves
Cloves Tafa six Gloves Pure Plain Isle Cloves 2clasp
enIy snS eovs Soc pair ony .25c pair