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JUST WHAT YOU NEED.

JUST WHAT YOU NEED.
Chamberlain Stomach and Liver
Tablets.
When you feel dull latter eating.
Whe:l you have no appetite.
When you have q bad taste in the
mouth.
When your ivec il torpiJ.
When your powels ara consripate'l.
When you hive 4 heal ache.
When you feel bilious.
They will improve your appetite,
cleanse and invigorate your stomach
and regulates your bowels. Price
25 cents per:...box. For sale by al
druggists.
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GOES LIKE HOT CAKES.

1.-The fastest selling article I have
in my sto1e,' writes druggist c. T.
Smith, of Davis, KY, lis DR.. Kings
New Discovery 70 consumption.
Coughs and Colds because it always
cures. In my six years of sales it
has never failed. I have known it
to save sufferers from Throat and
Lung disease, who could get no help
from doctors OF any other remedy"
Mothers rely on it, best physicians
pr ssclibe it, and guantee sahsfact-
ion or refund price. Trial bottle
free Reg. sizes, SOC and 81
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BIDS WANTED FOR CARRYING
~
Mali, -

; The Post Office Department has
;; issued an advertisement inviting
proposals for carrying the mails
on all star routes in Minnesota fnr:
the term Of four years commencing
July LIST 1903.
In this advertisement two new
features are inco rporated, viz:
limiting consideration Of bids to
those persons who will agree to
reside on routes contiguous to tho
routes OH which service is performed
and to give their personal supervis-
ION 70 same Thereby placing service
in the hands Of local men, 50 they
may receive the entire amount paid
by the department.
In tho saline advertisement IL
also Incorporated the feature OF
delivering the mail into boxes along
the routes.
Full information relative to the
advertisement aud the conditions
under which such oxssdelivery can
be made may be obtained from any
postmaster.
The following is the list of route
in this vicinity. For schedule fire.
quency, amount of bonds etc., see
advertisement on file in post office
Proposals win bo receive by the
Second Assistant Postmaster Geneal
al Washington, d. g., unlll 1 p. IN.
December. 2, 1902.
opAuoI,l u iWurtip5ton ii miles
and back times a week.
Bigelow to Little Rock 1915 miles
and back. 3 times Il week.
st Killian to Wilnont 3.75 miles
and back times a wee X.
Lola 10 Edstltcn $50 miles and
i, =. il y .iuI., t. v =,
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HE LEARNED A 4REA TTRUTH
It is said of John Wesley that he
once said to Mistress Wesley: ''Why
do YOU tell that child the same thing
over and over again?" ''John
Wesley, because once telling in not
enough It is 1, u this same reason
that you are told again and again
theat Chamberlain 3 Cough Remedy
cures colds and grips THAT it counter
tracts any tendency Of these diseases
10 result in pneumonia, and that IL
p!3.llj all5aee to take.
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SPEND \ ORE THAN $1,000.

W. w. Baker OF INV ", Neb ,
writes: NY wife sutiere' Inn
run, trouble for fifteen year, +
tried a number Of doctors and ST,
over $1,000 without relief !
became very low and b5: all hope.
4 friend recommended Toley's
Eoney and Tar and thanks to this
<, cat remedy it saved her life. She
enjoys better health than she has
known IN ten years. ~ Refuse
titutes. City Pharmacy.
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GAINED FORTY POUNDS IN
THIRTY DAYS.
Pharmacy

For several months our younger
brother had been troubled with
indigestion. He tried several
remedies but got no benefit from
them. We purchased some of
Chamberlain Stomach and Liver
Tablets and he commenced taking
them. inside Of thirty days he had
gained forty pounds in fiesh,. He
is now fully recovered. We have
a good trade on the Tables. -Holley
Bros Merchants, Long Branch, Mo.
For sale by all druggists.
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FOR SALE

1--6 year old COW
1--set double buggy harness good
repair
1-parlOr cast stove Tor wool
new china cupboard
-curtianed book case, hard wood
good house doors
window frame
new iron safe 27X32
l-8 day clock
Will trade for grain, hay or sheep.
DIV If NJ. E. Lawton, Agent.
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STARTLING
SURPRISE.

Very few could believe by looking
at A. T.:.Hoad]ey, q healthy, robust
blacksmith Of Tilden, Ind, that for
ten years he suffered such fortunes
from rheumatism as few could On
dure and live. But a wonderful
change followed his taking Electric
Bitter. 1.-TWO bottle wholly cure d
me- he write, land / have not felt
twinge in over year. - They
regulate tho kidney. purify tho blood
and cure Rheumatism, Neu1a ]giat
nervousness, improve. digestion and
give perfect health: Try them.
Only so cts. at all druggists. Fl
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"OKABENA."

he DesC ever; ASK lot lt.
Mrs. Calsted, of Minneapolis, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. J.P. John
son who is seriously i'll with
appendicitis.
Has strange mysterious infuenc,
subtle force, will power, stamina.
It charms the human mind. That s
what Rocky Mountain Tea will do.
City Pharmacy.
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NEVER ASK ADVISE.

When you have a cough OF. cold
don't ask WHAT'S good for it and
get some medicine with little merit
and is perhaps dangerous. Ask for
Foley's Honey and Tar, the greatest
throat and lung remedy it cures
coughs and colds, quickly, City
Pharmacy.
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FOR A BAD COLD.

If you have a bad cold you need
a good reliable 'n'slicine..like Cham
bel:lain 3. Cough ;te:,4:;T +" Loosen
and relieve it, and 10 al!'ty w. r:,'.
alton and Inflammation III ).
throat aud lungs. For sale by Ill
druggists.
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70 CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY.
Take Laxative Brt,mo Qainine
Tablets. All druggists refund tie
money. if it fails to cure. E. ".
Groves signature is on each box.
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A WORD TO OUR ADVERTISER.

Owing to the time necessary to
put advertisements III type, it is
imperative that advertisements
for the D a | y be in this Office
not later than nine o'clock Of the
day they are to appear. And for
the We y edition not later
than Wednesday noon of the week
they are to appear. This rule will
be strictly carried out, not because
Of rush Of work but because Of the
time required on handliog the type
for advertisements and getting them
in good shape, which is of value to
al vertisers. 1T is noped that the
friends of the A Il vance will
hear this in mind that no nisl1nder
standing will occur.
Mex week Thursday is Thanks
giving and all advertisements
hould be in one day earlier ON this
account.
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home.
FOR RENT.

80 acres, section seven Elk Town
ship, no buildings, but same can be
had near by. Enquie at this Office
or address Box 773 Worthintgon
Mimi. ID If
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UNCLAIMED LETTERS.

List of unclailned..l letters remaining
in p. Q. at Worthjngton Mimi.
for the week ending Ncv II o2-
Crockett Miss Sadie
Humm Ell H. 3.
Wilboun, Roy
When calling for the above say
advertised. giving date. F. r.
Coughran, P. NJ
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LUCK IN THIRTEEN.

BY sending 10 miles VIM. Spiref
of Walton Furnace, Vt.got a box Of
Bucklen g Arnica Salve, that wholly
.a,red horrible Fever Sore on bis
leg. Nothing else could. Positively
cures Bruises, Felons Ulcer, EruI.t
ions, Boils, Burns, c0rns and Piles.
Only rs C. Guaranteed by all
druggists.
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Market Report.

Daily Weather report.
Chicago, ILL.,. Nov. 10 1902
Partly clo'nzy to right
and cor!er east portion
+ riday.
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Don't neglect cold. 1t is worse
than unpleasant. Is dangerous.
By using One Minute Cough Cure
you can cure it at once. Allays in
Illumination, clears the head, soothes
and strengthens the Mucous men,
brane. Cures coung>, Group, throat
and lung trou' KS. A. luttly safe.
Acts Immediately. Children like it
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DON'T CLOSE DIAGONAL.
A movement was inaugearated
a short time ago by the Wiln,ont
people, to BRING ABOUT tie CLOSING
ii vv..io III: s=SHsal ro;:! It IL:s been
s:t .:.t;. :. >: -: c::::@@;;,. tl..-
petitions for and against the closing
have been circulated and will be
presented to the country commlss-
ion1s for action.
OF course the farmers residing
along the road know what they
want, but nevertheless the road is
a great convenience to them while
the loss III land is not very much.
The convenience of the road as a
tholo ughiare is one that cannot
be estimated; it is even valuable.
If the road was to be utilized for
flaming a great portion Of 1t would
require much time and labor to put
it in condition for tilling. By this
road farmers living off distance
from it are brought nearer to differ
ent towns, and there are many
other good reasons which a lack
of time will n It permit us to ment-
ion. To say the least we do not
believe the commissioners should
close this road.
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BE FOOLED:

TtHe (:,e ger ne, 0rlRfTc%
ROCKY MC:.:'!"kU1 ii
a:c.ic cniy BY > .,dis-m 2.cu
:,uc Co., :.ya.'. Or. Wis. ,
.". ,, v"D vs:.'. :'''f trnd:
,, y Il 'sske
,,u:: i<-vet ~.
~ ,>t.t.' no sub3I'
49,. rs. orr druggist.
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Go to Helmick' IS for Il first class
cup of Armour'e TOmao Bouillon.
Armour's Asparox and Armor's
urn. The unpleasant, strong,
smoky taste that heretofore has been
experienced in Beef tea, is now
overcome by ''Vigorel,' which is
nourishing and palataile to the
taste. Heretofore 10 and Is cents
.,>4 .ue, 10" vu4, u -v..,t> ~ .ur
for either Of the above. Come get
oon,rlo
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Steamed AppIe Puddlna.
NO DRUGS.
Just Proper Focd and Rest.

The regular use Of drugs 70 relieve pain
is on the wrong track Find the cause
and remedy II by proper food and quit
drugs for temporary relief OF you viii
rever get well.
4 minister's wife writes: Three years
ago. while living AZ Rochester. y. Y.
where my husband was pastor u one Of
the city churches. I was greatly reduced
from nervous pTost-ation and aaaemia
and was compelled 20 SC 10 a wei known
e. stern sanitarium for ny health. Ny
stomach was in bad shape from badly
selected food. I was an hzhiluai user q
car bonata Of mzgnesis and ny physi-
clans made every endeavor 20 break Up
this most damaging habit. but al to no
purpose
A. The ssnitsriurn I vas given Grspe-
Nuts and learned The value II the food
used Il continuously. eating II AZ nearly
even neal and ny recovery vas RAPID
is use enabled ne 70 eat and digest
food and &c give up TIE drug hahst and
an now completely restored 60 good
health
Al ne present tine 7 an able 70 attend
70 ny household and family duties. guT-
sue MUSE which as formerly ny pro-
fession. bessces reading and stu6ylzE. az
Of which was totally unable 20 90 a.
the tire referred to Name gfvea -
Postum Co. Battle Greek, AscA
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COMING LOCAL EVENTS.

Regular meeting of Elmo Lodge of
Perfection at 7:30 o'clock this morning.
Reception of petitions and halloting.
Eggleston Post No. pa G. A. R., meets
today at 2 o'clock p. m. Bushes Of i'm
portance. All members please attend.
The Ladies' Aid Society of St. Paul's
NJ r. church will meet at the church at
2.30 p. m. Wednesday. October %, 1902
The Mission Circle of the Baptist
church will hold a work and social meet
ing today at , p. m, with Mrs. Helm,
go Waco avenue.
The Ladies Society Of the First NJ. E.
church meets in the parlors II the church
Wednesday afternoon, October p, at 2:3o
A good attendance is desired.
There will be a regular communication
of Albert Pike lodge. No. 500. A. F. and
A NJ. tonight at 7:30 p m. Work in
first degree. Visiting brethren welcome.
The Washingtons and South Enders
will play a practice game next Thursday
at Fairmount Football park. Game
called at 4 o'clock. Come out and see
the boys practice.
There will be special communication
ton of Wichita lodge No. %, A. F. and 4.
NJ. today at l o'clock. for the purpose
OF attending the funeral OF Brother j. \.
Ballard All Master Masons are requested
IN attend
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them across the top; place them on a
gridiron OF broiler over a slow. clear
fire. and turn when done on one side
and cook on the other. Cut rounds from
slices OF stale bread. the same size az
the mushrooms, butter and toast them.
Lay a mushroom on each round with
hollow side up. put IN piece of butter.
sprinkle with salt and pepper. Arrange
nicely on a hot dish and gsrnish with
fried parsley.
Corn Bread.
Mrs J. W A. writes Wni you please
let me know how 70 make corn bread
mot cake from corn meal7
The following Is an old New England
recipe for corn bread: Sift together one
cup OF corn meal. half cup - -four
half a teaspoonfui OF salt. three tea
spoonfuls OF baking powder Nix with
these ingredients half cup each Of but
ter and -four beaten 20 a cream. four
eggs beaten two minutes and n pint ~
milk Put the bread IN an from pan wen
buttered and bake in a good oven about
twenty minutes or untii nice brown.
Serve at once The white corn meal
makes the incest bread
The Apollo club meets tonight on the
third Dor Of the Sheetz building
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wichita. kan ocf 81 f'2
Property ovners IRE hereby r1afed
srat rho city eoaurI haH ordered corr
utrsetea the following s.asnaIks
= . FOOT permanent Vaik cr fhe east
side Of Ofass from TeuFlas e. M7gir
= foot permanent aalx on fhe aazs
ssde % Eizsbcth. from Eoegfas fo Hagle.
a foot permanent yak on ere vest
ss8e ~ NarfIuson. from Doaslas -
Texas
a f11f permanent walk m ere sect
side ~ oraTs. fFosa Douglas ~ 81 ~.
feot permarerf nsix aa fhs -a~ts
slce ~ Tenfh. ff9n Marksf a. Mz,r.
= f,of gerusaerf yak en fAe n~st
see 81 Petite fora L1nenlr to K.iiere
fost permanent wsfk 30 ire east
SIDE - Psttie srara Henry o. Ilaoo,n
foot permanent wax ~ ff- r1-fs
r,ce ~ sseoae. f7an Clerssard 81 fiy-
era1fic
, foot cirfsT palk % tss ro=th s.ss
- Efghfse-fn street from rawrr-rs q
thr sanfa re raar-af
t'riess rzl ~else are e1-sfra~tsa sta
~ p days aera orfater RI 80. rse cry
- H.chita eia proceed 81 ceeafrsef So
valsa 80 tie c-sf tsrsfa~f wtfh 49,.
ATTY - = rer eeaf ais - charged >
agairsf sad sofs ! 4. IELAcD
1,f-2t Cfg f1es.
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Sealed Bids

W irnlta. Kan. ''t. =. IVA
sealed bids VIII Doe received 90 this q
flee until y O'Clock m.. November g. le1
Tor the construction % the following
walks.
a four-foot permanent walk on The
west side OF sherman from Second 70
Third.
A four-foot permanent walk on tha
81 side q sherman from Third O. Cen
tral.
hve-foot permanent walk on 10
west side of Emporia from Thirteenth 70
Fourteenth.
a four-foot permanent walk on the
west side of Topeka from Fiftccn'h 10
Sixteenth
s. ave-foot permanent walk or The
south side u Walnut. from Main u
Lawrence.
a four-f9ot permanent waik oa ths
north side q Second from sherman 70
River street
a four-foot permanent usIk on ths
south side * Morris from Main 90 Law
renee.
A four-loot permanent esik on ths
north side of Eleventh. from Waco 20
Maln
a four-foot permanent walk ou "a
south side q University or Muterry
fr0m SENECA % Campbell
Contractors ere hereby uoHees that
for alI wake Constructed under tne su-
perpision % ara Inspector malnfalnaucs
bond for enc year vii Pc rrqgires
All bids must 30 accompanie1 ~ a c~f-
tihsd check ~ the spm ~ ST. 80 81 guar
anfee ~ sood faith Bidders must stats
price per square foot
mayor end council reserve fhe right %
reject any and au hida
r--gf = T. LELAND. City CLERK
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CITY IN BRIEF.

O. II. Bentley has been out to Finney
county attending court.
MIS- II. D. Rudy has returned from a
visit in the eastern part OF the state.
The x. L. BOYS OF wichita have re-
turned from the big affair at Lawrence.
Ed Battan. of the Hockaday Hardware
company. is visiting Newkirk on bust
ness.
The grade Of the Wichita & Western
railroad is nearly lowered TO the Level
Of the ground
Ralph Smith. Of Florence. KAN is in
the city to take an examination for a
civil service position.
Miss Edith Braitsch has accepted a
position as cashier in her Uncle John
Braitsehs shoe store.
X. 2. Hail has come back from Ben
fonviHa. AK he couldn't stay away
from Wichits. any longer
II T DERRICK. the attorney. has Just
returned from Eewkirk. O. T, where he
has been on legal business.
Miss Daisy Stanley. Of So Waco avenue
leaves this morning % visit her sister.
Mrs A. p. Farguson. Of Fl Reno.
J. Y. Daughe-ty Of this city. Is in west
ern Kansas on business He will visit
Grant and Haskell counties before MS re-
turn.
Mr.. George Ketzier. who has been con-
fned in hospital al Omaha. Neo-. has
sufficiently recovered 20 return 70 wich-
ita with his wife and are now az home
at 81 West Second street
Mrs. Alice wllson. OF Belmont vas in
the city Saturday visiting with Miss
Mabel MarStoa. % lES Soith Main street
Mrs. Wilson Vas returning from The SUI
fraEe convention AZ Topeka. Kan
otto Weiss is building an addition to
lis premises laf5 North EnQOria avenue.
Mr. Weiss let the contract several months
ako. and as he has observed z lot Of
uIi6ing material dumped IA front o. his
home. he expects work &c begin some
tune this year
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FULL OF INTEREST.
Professor Dyche's Lecture on "Sav-
ace Women, is Great.

The first of Mrs. Carters university
lecture course series will occur Friday
night at Garfield hall. The lecturer on
that initial occasion will be no less per
son than Professor L. S. Dyche and his
subject will be Savage Women Illus
trated in that magnificent style for
which all of Professor Dyche's lectures
are noted. It will be a great treat to
one who wants knowledge of how the
other half live. The best thing that
can be said here with a view of giving
the public an idea of what they can
learn is the comment Of Mrs. S. f. Steele
OF Kansas City on the lecture, which is
as follows:
MY Dear Mrs. Carter: I have great
pleasure in commencing Professor Dyche
in his lecture on Savage Women 1 have
no criticisms of the lecture in itself-to
hear it will be a profitable pleasure.
know of no lecture our club has had
that gave so much satisfaction. informa
ton and enthusiasm. Mothers who
heard il entertained their children for
days in repeating facts of his own OBJ
servation. We want him to give us an
other lecture this year"
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boiler of water to steam, or it may be
tied in a uoured cloth. allowing room
to swell. and boil; but If the latter
method is employed be careful the pud-
ding does not become soggy.
Apple Bread.
This Is recommended as very whole
some and good. The apples must be
well favored. Pare. core and quarter
them. Stew in water until soft. While
warm. beat this pulp into the -four.
yeast and salt. using the same process
as in making ordinary bread; the usual
quantity of yeast and apples and four
are used in the proportion Of one of the
former TO two OF the latter. The apple
pulp is used instead of water. and very
little sugar may be added. but the broad
is better without this extra sweetening
Apple Custard Pie.
Press a pint of stewed apples through
a colander; add three well beaten eggs
one tablespoonful Of butter melted. half
a cup of sweet, rich milk and flavor
with lemon or nutmeg. Bake in thin
under-crust for half an hour
Apple strudel.
To make the strudel paste. put tea
spoonful OF butter IN cup Of warm
milk. add a pinch OF salt and one egg
stir this into sufficient sifted -four 70
make a soft dough Put out on a Toured
board and work with the hands fOr ten
minutes. Have a soft dough but not
moist enough 10 stick 20 the hands
Rinse a bowl with boiling water. also
brush the paste with a little warm water
an Jay It in the bowl cover and let it
stand for half an hour Then turn out
on a Toured cloth. and pull the dough
out until as thin as paper. placing the
rolling pin or one side % hold II IN place.
Brush over with melted butter and spread
with the filing then lift the cloth up
al one end and roll the strudel ur Ike
a jelly cake roll. Butter round biscuit
pan. put in the strudei and twist 10
around IKE a coil OF rope Brush well
with softened butter. bake IN medium
hot oven until the paste is well done and
a light brown. Serve with or without
sauce. Good eaten hot or cold.
Apple Filling for strudeI.
rare quarter and slice Eve or ak fine
greetings or pippins put them into
saucepan with a large tablespoonful q
butter half a cup Of sugar and let them
coos gently until apples are soft. then
add a third of cup OF currauts. the
same OF seeded raisins and finely chopped
citron or preserved melon ri1d. Favored
with q little grated lemon or orange peel
and q tablespoonful Of tart fruit Jelly
Let It get cold before spreading on the
strudei PASTE
Apples With MeringUe and Jelly.
Pare and core medium sized apples and
cook them tender without breaking. n
water sugar and lemon juice. Draia anf
roll each apple tn melted cherry ~ ~
rant 3eiiv then a. some CHOPPED uute-
Place the apples or a dish s. pyramid.
with a delicateiy Drowned uerinEue Tyr-
amid between each apple. Put s1oon-
fui q cherry OF currant jelly on to1 -
each apple and serve. The syrup r.
which The aruies arc cooked may -
served as = sauce O. sfiNeref into ?
ely. then cot into cubes ard used 70
farrrare TIE Or
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BERTHA KUNZ BAKER

Mrs. Bertha Kunz Baker, dramatic
reader in If I Were King" comes to
Wichita on October %. She comes highly
recommended as a reader-a real genius.
Mrs. Baker will appear at Sedgwick
Music hall or next Wednesday evening.
The New Orleans Picayune. speaking Of
Mrs. Bakers appearance in that city,
says:
Mrs. Baker came to this city heralded
by very fattering advance notices, and
il must be said that those usually con-
ventional phrases fell far short Of the
real genius of the lady. BY keen and
subtle understanding of every shade of
thought and feeling and by artistic and
adequate expression through a wonder
fully melodious and flexible voice, she
kindled the large audience into a glow of
Measurable emotions, and the applause
that was showered on her was both sin
cere and merited.''
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Notice.
Office Of City Clerk.

OIuce OF lily NitTk,
Wichita, Kansas. October II. 1902.
The registration books OF the city of
Wichita VIII be open continuously from S
o'clock a. N. to 10 o'clock p. m. FROM
October Il, 1902. till October "a. 1902, in
elusive, for the registration Of voters.
The books viii close at 10 o'clock
October a 1902, and remain closed until
after the election. November 1. 1902
126-l0t J. L. LELAND, City Clerk.
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Mrs. Winsiow's soothlno syruu.

Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS
by MILLIONS OF MOTHERS for their
CHILDREN WHILE TEETHING, with
PERFECT SUCCESS. IT SOOTHES the
CHILD. sOFTENS the GUMS. ALLAYs
ali PAIN. CURES WIND COLIC ana is
the best remedy for DIARRHOEA. Sold
by druggists IN every part of the world
Be sure and ask for Mrs. Winslow's
Soothing Syrup and take no other kind
Twenty-Five cent? bottle.