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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-18
STAGE IRIsHmgN OFFEND
Organization TO Discontinue u is On
Hand.

Mes Haven. Nay l--Jaues p. Bree.
National Secretary q the ancient O-Gs-
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n the papers.
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Wash Goods
X. p. Prices

Our visitors viii fad enter
tainnsnt in the examination
CT our magnificent stock of
Summer Wash Fabrics. There
axe but few things OF beauty
made you will not find on our
shelves, and their elsgancs is
greatly enhanced by a low
price.
The Hot Weather Fabrics IN
Lawns. Dinities, Batiste in al
designs from 81 TO l5c.
Silk Pekiu Dots, Silk-fuished
Linen, Fine Fancy French
Organdiss, Embroidered Swiss
aud the cobwebby effects of
the season
Our White Goods depart
ment is one of the best appoin-
ted section in the state. Il is
full of surprises in the way of
Fine White Fabrics in Organ
dies. Paris and Persian Lawns,
Batiste, Swiss, P. K. India
Linons, etc. We feel conf
dent that We can please you,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-18
Wash Waists
X. p. Prices

A beautiful assortment Of
Liuon de India Waists all the
best styles. 89c to So.
Ponges Waists, tucked and
all over for So.
Linen colors in waists, hem
stitched tucks, SITS.
Madras Waists, full line of
colorings at SOC.
Percale Shirt Waist, new de-
signs at Soc.
Gibson Waist, new effects, en-
broidcred fronts, s219.
White India Linon Waist, en-
broiderey trimmed, Soc.
Mercerized Canv as Cloth in
white for $3.50.
Special Waist Sale
A small invoice of FIVE dozen
Ladies Fancy Percale Waists,
nicely made, worth SOC; while
they last the price will be Csc.
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Ladies Fine Shoes
X. p. Prices

Ladies' Kid Oxfords, patent or
stock tip. s1.25.
Ladies Southern Tie Turn
Soles for SI.98.
Ladies Extension Sole Ok
ford, patent tip for s1.98.
Ladies Extra Fine Oxford,
patent or stock tip, SIS
Misses Two-St.ap Slipper, kid
turn sole, S1.34.
Oxfords, genuine welt extern
sion soles; patent tip, $3.50.
Children's Two-Strap Slipper,
kid turn sole, 98c.
Ladies Slipper, one strap turn
sole for 81.
Ladies' Three-Strap Slipper.
turn sole. for Sl.35.
Ladies French Heel Slippers.
four strap, for $l.9s.
Misses. Children's and In
fants' Slippers, SEC to s1.S4.
Mems, Youths and Boys
Shoes in great variety AMI the
price down and the quality up.
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Silks Specially Low
K. p. Prices

For this week we will offer
extraordinary inducements to
purchasers OF Silks for Dresses
or Skirts. Our makes are all
guaranteed TO wear.
We offer a make only sold TO
Us in :his city.
A 54-iuch Taffeta Silk Skirt
ing. an equal quality
and width is sold everywhere
for So. This week the price
is $500.
s1.Io Black Taffeta, good
value at that, for 85c.
Black Taffeta, soft, brillis -.
color, for 98c.
36-inch Black Taffeta, $3.50
quality, for Sl.19.
Black Peau de Sole, worth
$1.15 all over, for 85c.
S1.35 Black Peau de Sole,
we make for this week Sl.19.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-18
UNCLE JOE"
WHO GUARED
THE TREASURY
Illinois Congressman and His
Influence in the House.
HIS PLEASANT SMILE
Is Ready for Anybody as Is
Also His Opposition.

Special Corresrorasuce % The Eagi'.
Washington. May I7.-There IS little
doubt that Joseph @. Cannon, who rep
resents the Twelfth inois district in the
house Of representatives.. is the greatest
figure In Congress.
Uncle Joe" Cannon, as he is known,
has been in the house IS years, and viii
probably stay there as long as he lives.
He is chairman Of the committee on APP
propriatiOns next to ways and means the
most important committee of the house,
and stands as a buffer between the vaults
o. the government and the hordes who
want 10 carry off the treasure, in more
or less legitimate manner.
Cannon is chairman also of the Repub-
lican house caucus. and his manner of
presiding over the majority in its confer
ences and caucuses and his great infiu-
ence. politically. is felt on every question.
The Illinois leader is also the member
from his state Of the Republican congress
sional campaign committee. which works
very hard every two years TO erdeavor 10
make the ensuing house Republican.
Uncle Joe" Cannon is plain. blunt old
man he makes no pretensions as to
dress or as TO manner. He is simple in
his manner, exceedingly plain. not say
ing careless. as 10 his attire. and frank
arproachable, genial and kind. He is 66
years OF age. That is not old in Congress,
yet the years sit easily on the old man
from Illinois He swings lightly down
the center aisle in a debate. eager for the
fray, and forceful and alert as a boy in
a debating society. lie nimbly skips up
stairs, with never a trace OF rheumatism
O. govt, in striking contrast TO the pain
ful creeDings about Of some of his over
fed and welI-groomed and cared-for
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Millinery
K. p. Prices

We have largely increased
our force 20 manufacture a line
of Stylish Hats from French
models and to sell at a popular
price. We have a large number
Of new things ia this LOT, TRIM
med the same as the $40 and
Sra Hats and just as stylish
and effective, and made il the
best manner.
Price for this Week. $500
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Wash Skirts
K. p. Prices

Linen Crash Skirts from 39c
to $500.
Linen Skirts, SELF trimmed
hounce, 81. 90.
Duck Skirts; white dots, six
founces stitched in white, very
stylish. for $500.
Pique Skirts. embry panels,
aounces, Sd. so to $500.
Onr assortment is very large.
These are bu; a few leading
items in this department..
Duck Skirts, light and dark
blue, strap trimmed, 81.
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Foulard Silk Special
K. p. Prices

We place all Our great stock
of the latest styles in Foulards
an our counters 10 close them
out. This IS your opportunity.
For sale az cost aud less than
cost.
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Silk Jackets
k. P. Prices

We have few OF those stylish
Silk jackets left. just the thing
FOR cool weather and evening
wear.
Eton jackets, in MORE silk. for
81 so.
Taiteta Silk Jackets, tucked.
fare sleeves. $3.50.
Gibsoa effects, in MORE and
taHeta, So. SO.
Raglans. in silk and mohair.
for $50.
Peau de Sole Raglans, very
stylish garments. SIC so.
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1t is good thing TO have a man like
Cannon guarding the big iron box. where
IN is stored the governments treas sure.
Il no careful man performed that duty
1t would bode Ill for the country. Graft
ers OF high and low degree make their
perennial raids on the treasury They
storm Uncle Joe in his castle, the first
place. He thwarts them in committee
He pares and he peels; he Tops and he
prunes; he rejects or partially comedies;
and the appropriation bills are what they
should be, generally-no more, no less.
Committees reporting appropriation bills
for committees other than the appro-
priations bring in their own bills-are
jealous OF Uncle Joe and resent his al
legged interference in their matters. but
they heed him; the house heeds him; and
Congress heeds him.
It is good for the country that he stays
n Congress, in his important position.
Il takes six lines in the congressional
directory for Uncle Joe" Cannon to dis
pose of himself and his political history.
1t takes men 100 per cent less important,
half page.
The old man from Illinois was born IN
North Carolina just sixty-six years ago.
He is a lawyer. He was states attor-
ney in Illinois from 1861 to 1868. He came
TO congress in 1873. He has been here
ever since save the two years from 1891
10 1888. This is his record. and it speaks
for itself. He has just been renonlinated
for the sixteenth consecutive time.
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mildly. sometimes forcibly; IL depends on
the degree of offense. and Uncle joe
generally comes out ahead. a dozen men
may protest-may cali for fair play"
for show at their amendments and
wishes. But after they are done, Uncle
Joe. with few words, generally restores
good huuor and wins the house He sell
dom fails. and he generally is right.
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commissioner OF pensions, took formal
charge OF his Office this week. lie viii
return 10 Kansas in a short time 10 com
piete closing up his business. and TO
bring on his family. Mr.. Ware Is
swamped with work. and already apprcci-
ates to the fullest extent the labor in
volved In discharging the duties Of his
new position.
State Senator Charles F. Hurrsli Of Hoi-
ton was in washington this week. CON
sultlng with Mr. Curtis on postofticc mat
ters.
George w. Kanarei Of Sc6gwick. treas
urer Of the state board OF charities. was
in Washington this week. sightseeing.
Mr. Kanaveis first visit 20 Washington
was about thir;y-six years ago. wher
with some countless thousand II blue -
trsnrped Pennsylvania avenue In the
grand review at the close Of the war.
he has been here but once since.
z 4. Austin and c. z Gault. Topeka
attorneys. were recently n Washington
on business
Mr. Long has been notified CT pension
allowances as follows. Harley Z. Noycr.
Conway Springs: Elizabeth REgs. STAT
sorti: Byron D. Green. SIckers0B; Andrew
J. Stewart. Garden City
Y. II. FAXOS.
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Black Dress Goods
X. p. Prices

Black Mistral Cloth, very
popular weave, S1.45.
Black Nuns Veilings, very
fine, for Soc.
44-inch Black Silk Warp,
Priestley's, Henrietta, 85c,
44-inch Black Silk Serge, a
beautiful skirting, 81.
Skirting Cloth in Kersey, S.
quality, for $1.50.
Summer Weights in Kersey
Skirtings, popular shades, 89c.
A few patterns left of CSC
Grenadines, 19c.
Houston Striped Silk Tissues
fo- Waists. 98c.
Fancy Pongees Silks and
Madras for Waists.
Smart Parasol Styles
TX. p. Prices
We exhibit d beautiful line of
the new and choice effects in
Summer Parasols, for ladies,
misses and children.
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It IS a sight to see TO be in the house
gallery toward the close of session and
see this Illinois warrior. so fondly known
as Uncle Joe" handle appropriation bills
ard conference reports on them. There
nay be thrilling debates on party meas
ures, and party leaders crossing swords
in keen contest over policies; there are
oratoricai outbursts that charge the at
nsosphere with electricity and excitement;
there are sensa tional episodes every ses-
sion-but Uncle Joe" and a conference
report on an appropriation bin has them
al distanced. 1t may be as he wishes:
If So then he defends. 1t may be against
his own position; if so. then he attacks.
And. defense OF attack. the house had
better listen-and 1t generally does-and
acts as he suggests Out come those
short, crisp words of explanation and adj
vice. Men try to corner him: they don't
try again soon. Those seeking amend
ments for their ambitious designs on the
treasury are thrust aside. sometimes
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associates. A chief characteristic is to
lave a cigar constantly. sometimes light
&c, oftener not, but always in his mouth
or hand
This pleasant old man-pleasant unless
you cross him. and then the storm doesn't
last Iong-is an Abraham Lincoln sort
CT looking man. While not tan, he Is
well built, with just suggestion Of being
angular. He does not stoop. though one
oe his shoulders rises out of proportion
u its mate, giving him a sort of side
swing as he stalks up and down the halls
and takes his favorite tramp on Penn
sylvania avenue He is not bald. but his
hair is not so plentiful as it once was.
He has a gray beard. rather closely worn.
the upper lip smooth shaver. He may
be a homely man. but his face is lighted
nearly always with a pleasant smile. and
his gray eyes twinkle II pleasantly.
But it is Uncle Joe's" good right arm.
with its outward and upward shoot. that
attracts most attention In exciting de-
bate, when some unwary fellow is trying
70 attack a measure that may be party
policy. a fiscal effort. or bill dealing
with his zeaIously-guarded appropria-
down his aisle, or stands at his desk,
pouring out short. terse sentences. en-
phasizing them with one gesture. That is
with his right arm. The hand clenched,
the arm works out and in. up and down,
as his voice jerks out the expressions
none but he can utter. The quaint phil
osOphy. the terse epigrams. the homely
Gdvice, the simple words, the force of 1t
al, attract attention from his humblest
auditor to the mighty speaker in the
chair. For Uncle joe doesn't talk TO
III the Record, for campaign distribution,
u increase his vote In his district, to
consume time. He means business. He
talks TO save the country's money. for
the glory Of his country. OF for the vim
dication OF his party. And when he talks
It counts.
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Eassae ?. ware q T0p<ka. ne ss-
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Tourists Rates
via the Seaboard

Winter Tourist Tickets are now on
sale at greatly reduced rates, via the
Seaboard Air Line Railway, to all
points in Florida, also to Cuba and
Nassau, as well as Pinehrrst, Camden
and the leading Southern Winter Re-
sorts.
These tickets are good for stop-oyer,
either going or coming, until the end
of the Winter Season.
The Seaboard is the short route from
the North and East to Florida and the
South Atlantic States.
For further information and Book
of Winter tours, apply to Agents of
the Seaboard Air Line Railway and
those of connecting lines. Also, for
The Land OF Manatee," about re-
glon on the west coast of southern
Florida, in three booklets: No. /,
Historical and Descriptive; No. 2, For
Gardener and Fruit Grower; No. 3,
For Tourist and Sportsmen. Ask or
send for the one you want.
q. b. RYAN, G. P. A.,
Portsmouth, Va.
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A HARD WORKER.

Private" John Allen, who repre-
sented a Mississippi district in con-
gross for several years, but who was
left at home two years ago by CON
stituents who thought he was not
serious enough to be successful
Legislator, was in Washington re-
Gently on business connected with
the st. Louis exposition. While in
congress John Allen was known as
"the wit of the house" During his
last visit to Washington he,was din
ing with some friends at a down
town hotel. The hour was late. and
the conversation dragged. Private
Allen began yawning. Finally he
stretched out both arms and with a
long drawn yawn said, eWell, gen
tiemen, must go to my hotel and
90 to bed, for IShave some hard
work to do in THO morning.
knowing Mr.IAllen's aversion to
work Of any kind, one of the party
why, JOHN, what work have YOU
to do IN the fnorning?"
aoh," draw1ed the Mississippian.
Il have to get up"
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Thompson Music
Company Moves

The Thompson Music Company has
moved to the north end of Glen Elk
bridge, where they are opening up a
tine display Of musical instruments
for the holidays. They viii also have
an unusually large line of fine small
instruments, and everything carried
in an up-to-date music store. Call
and see them before buying your
Christmas presents. tf
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Notice..

l will offer for sale to the highest
bidder for cash at the Northview
school house, Coal district, Harrison
couuty, w. Va, Saturday, December
10Th, 1902, at 10 o'clock, a. M, one one
story building, 2ox6o feet, lumber all
new. 1t has only been built a few
months. BE on hands promptly at 10
o'clock, a. m. Look out for a bargain.
]. w. FLANAGAN,
Il lG,2t Secretary.
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A FATAL MISTAKE.
Is Often Made by the wisest
People.

ache. oe1SA
, Baeka ,S;s Is the first symptom of
Serious complications follow.
Doan,s Kidney Pills cure them
promptly.
Don't delay until too late.
Until IL becomes diabetes-Bright,s
disease.
Read what this gentleman saws:
Capt. d. Welsh, keeper of the Wood
younty Intlrmary, Parkersburg, w.
Va, says ~ had to go around try.
ing to evade pain constantly, aware
that a false step, Jerk or twist would
BRING punishment. and was afraid to
handle anything for fear of a reminder
IN tie shape of a twinge of pain. /
srade at DR.. J. N. Murdoch,s drug
itore on Third street, and have some.
hing TO get in the drug line every
lime come In. IL was there / learn.
d about Doan's Kidney Pills and ]
ook supply home with me and used
hem. My wife used them and nv
sister, Mrs. a. Amick, OF No. 655 It'll
, treet, used them. They cured the
hree of US. am here in the CITY
very few days and can substantftats
he remarks ] have made
For sale by all dealers. Price 5oc. y
)oX. Foster-Milburn Co., RufTalo. n
Y, sole agen for the u. S.
Remember the name-Doan,s-an
axe no diner. 6-w1md. 9eod.
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Beautiful cut flowers at Nusbaum's
book rtore for Christmas. 1916 IS
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Richard Hudnut's perfumes and
powders are the Candy" Get 'em at
Wells s. Haymaker's.
std1w dec 10
H. L. Wells and Mrs. John II. Hay
maker returned Sunday from Mt
Clemens.
Mrs. Frank Donahue and children
went 10 Washington Sunday night.
up NJ. Lowther went to sutton this
morning on business trip.
We have more pocket books than
any store in town. Prices from cents
to $500. Wells & Haymaker.
st d 1 " dec 10
NJ B. curkendall has returned from
Parkersburg.
Card cases, wrist bags, pocket books,
cigar cases. See them at Wells &
Haymaker's city drug store.
81 q 1 w uec 10
z. d. Sturm is home from Parkers-
burg, where he was business visitor.
Miss Lillian DAVIDSON, of Mt. Glare,
who has been attending school at
Nashville, Tenn, has returned home.
Major c. NJ. Shrewsbury, of Park
ersburd, is visitor in the city on bus
mess.
Novelties in imported china and cut
glass. Nothing more pleasing as a
gift to wife or sister. Wells s. Hay
maker. st d ! W dec 10
Riley Wilson, of Elkins, ex-speaker
II the House of Delegates, was here
today.
Mrs. Thomas c. Brady and daugh-
ter, Frances, went to Washington
sunday night.
W. +. Alexander spent Monday in
ParkerSburg attending to some insur-
anse business.
Hudnut's Roger & Gallets and Pal
mer's perfumes and soaps, at Wells
Il Haymaker's city drug store.
st d W dec 16
George r. Coon, the young Point
Comfort merchant, is out again after
IN illness.
Mrs. Robert L. Morrison will spend
the holidays with her parents, MIR.
and Mrs. w. b. Paden, of Parkers-
burg.
Miss Eva Love, of Grafton, who has
been the guest of Mrs. Walter f. Rau
for tie past few days, has returned to
her home.
Wells s Haymaker's city drug store
have received their Xmas stock OF
Allegrcttcs' fine candies, 60 cts. per
pound. std1w dec l6
They are two kinds of CIavats.
NciserBarthea and others. Come in
and look them over. The Clarksburg
Tailoring Co.. Dec. 1926.
All kinds Of suitable gifts for ladies
md gentlemen at The Clarksburg
Tailoring Co., Traders Building Main
street. Dec. 1925.
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CHRISTMAS
Some Suggestions Tor Useful and
Suitable Presents.

AS Christmas approaches the ques.
tion Of dcridiuI ID some appropriate
present FOR yuur relative or friend be
comes more pzgius. This is caused
by the abundance uE suitable goods of.
fered At The diIer,ut stores. In con
vcrSatiuu win prominent business
man This morning ne suggested thai
there was nothing more appropriate,
for present than box of cigars or o
nice bound huaE To quote him: 81
tell you thar yuu can find the incest
line q cigars .n the city at the Trad.
ers Hotel News stand. They have
them abundance in nice fancy boxes
of y, 20 "r iuU and the prices are
right The cigars the best and any re-.
cipient q q hay IL them would bt
pleased NoI had better call earl,
before they lit. All gone. Co In ano
make your section and have then
laid AWAY il Christmas. In book,
yonyiIl mo me very nee ones fresl
from The pre,s and prices are right.
kememher Tie place. Call early.
Act auicE. They are both giving fast. .
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They wrinkle less than Others.
Keiser-B arathea Cravats. All shapes
and prices at The Clarksburg Tailor
ing Co., Traders Building, Main street.
Dec. 1925.
See the Love Tormented, which will
be given away Dec. p at swager's.
This statue is genuine terra Gotta and
worth $40. dec lO.d I2tw 2t
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The Office of the Mountain State
Gas Company will be moved temper
lily Dec. 10th to the rooms formerly oc-
cupied by the clarksbn,g Wine and
Liquor Company In the Traders build
ing on Third street.
l2-l3,2w MouNrA1N STATE GAS Co.
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SO That It WIN a. s.tl,

lie says he has taken up sci
"Nonsense."
well, he claims he hag arranged
a signal for Mars anywaE.
@How did he do it?s
night. Painted cRiesso 54 Post to9sn red last
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FOR RENT-A nice residence on
Carr avenue; s rooms with bath and
other modern conveniences. Call on
a. r. Timberlake, 143 West Main
street. 1e 2t
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See our line line of Italian marble
figures. Prices right. Wells & Hay
makers drug store. std1w dec l6
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Cut Flowers

Fine roses and carnations at E. G..
BANDS drug store, daily. Dudleys-
Decorators and Designers. Call and
see us. 10-6-tf
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Sole agents for Lyons Celebrated
Candies. Sold at popular prices at @.
d. sturm s Co., druggists. dec e-tf
You viii find a large collection of
useful gifts at The CIarksburg Tailor
ing Co. Dec. IS Is
Formining supplies, upper leather,
sole leather and shoe findings go TO
Reynolds, Main street. s-3otf
swager's Candy Palace is glare of
light and beauty. See it. >22s Pike
street. dec Tod 12t-w 1t
A harvest of delicious Christmas
presents for those who love good goods
at Stout's, 81 West Pike street. 10
Sole Leather at Reynolds.
They wear we'll Keiser-Barathea
cravats. All kinds at The Clarksburg
Tailoring Co.. Traders Building, Main
street. Dec. 1925.
just received nice line of Smoking
Jackets. The clarksburg Tailoring
Co., Traders Building, Main street.
Dec. 1925.