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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-07
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l don't know Who to believe she re-
marked
The Judge then advised them to consult
the attorney and satisfy themselves be-
fore getting married. They went away
and then returned and asked TO have the
ofice kept open until clock, in order
To give them time. They again went
away. ANA returned after more consulta-
ton. They were stiu undecided about the
matter bat were So anxious that they de-
cideI 20 take the chances ana the cere-
mony was performed
The Judge said i'm answer To q question
that tire marriage would De perfectly le-
sal and that everything was an rght.
81 am rot sure about this legal busi-
ness said Mrs. Cupp- Il cant ind any
of these lawyers who agree about she
matter Then they Went down the cor
rider. perfectly happy
H. Is Nwcomb. druggist at Pueblo.
col. was visiting friends here Yesterday.
ale formerly lived here and was one 81
the pioneer druggists u Wichita.
Mr ana Mrs. B e Rowlee enter
tanned at dinner Wednesday evening in
honor of their guests. Mrs. ". e. Drls-
con of Braidentown. Fla.
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p m. Preaching at 1870 p. m by the
pastor. Good music.
The Christian Catholic Church viii
conduct services at 2i3 South Water
street every Lords day at 3 and 7.S0
.. m. Junior meeting and Bible study
at . Divine eHaling sevvice every Tues
day at and 7:S0 All welcome. David
A. Reed. elder: Mary c. Reed, evange-
list. Residence 234 South Water
Reformed Church, corner South Tope-
ka avenue and Lewis street. Bruce
Griffith, pastor Preaching services at
100 a N. and 1000 p m Morning ser
vice. "Christs Advent for the Roman. -
l.,e chorus choir under direction Of NJ
Siebrandt. viii sing Let Mt. Zion Re
joice." for offertory Evening chorus Of
fertory Safely Now the Light of Day
by choir Sunday school at 1000 D. m.
Young Peoples meeting at $50 p. n.
Everybody welcome at these services.
UnversaIst services are held every
Sunday morning and evening IN the a.
O. U. w Han 125 South Main street
Rev. c. X. Gossow. pastor. Subjects
Of sermons. 100 a. m, Il have Overcome
the World 80 p m. Depart From
Me. Ye Cursed. Into Everlasting Fire. -
The Sunday school meets at 1000 a. M.
an dthe y P. c. L. at $50 D. m. Mrs.
Russell viii have charge of the church
music beginning with today. For free
literature address the pastor, 1893 Jack
son avenue.
First Unitarian Church, Topeka and
Central avenues. Rev W. S. Vail. pas
tor. Morning service II o'clock. with
sermon on odd World Religion" a con
sideration of thought and sentiment prior
TO the rise of modern standards and ten
denotes. Evening service. 1880 o'clock.
Subject The Growth Of a Noble Affec-
ton review Of the events and lead
ing thoughts of Miss Johnson's book.
TO Have and to-Hold." Sunday school
945 a. M y P r. T., go At the
evening service Mrs Childe and Miss
Blanche child viii sing the beautiful
sacred duet sunsets"
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Drug COMPANY CHARTERED
1t viii DC business az Guthrie for
Twenty Years.

Guthrie. @. T.. Dec. The c. C. Pot
tenser Drug company was chartered yes
terday by the secretary % oklahoma.
The company IS a drug nrm az Shawnee
ana does wholesale. retail and manu-
featuring business. 1T is Incorporated for
twenty years Th- directors are C. c
Potteneer Of shawnee. Roy Hoffman. OF
Chandler and l. o. Morgan Of Shawnee.
The capital stock IS S59oo9-
Commissions for notary public we're is-
sued TO the following today. Herbert
C. Brunt q Parnen. Lincoln COUNT, and
Z G. Wolcott. Of OulsteT. Greer county
Miss eParl Michael and Ruth Berthof
have some 10 the country TO spend sun
day.
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Weak md unhealthy Kidneys responsible for more
suffering than other disease therefore when
through neglect other kidney trouble IS permitted 10
continue, fatal results follow.
organs may need atention-but your kidneys
most, because they do nd need attention
you o Ieei badly" begin taking Dr. kiner's
great kidney bladder remedy because
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Our Cut Sale
of
Small Goods
Is cleaning on. this line of goods.
Look at some OF the prices

Band Instruments at half price
anything in this line at less than
regular joboers price.
Sewing Machines at half prices.
AL the above are hrst-class goods.
7 want to MAKE room for Pianos
and Organs. This part Of my blsi-
ness has grown 50 that / must have
more room. This IS Why want 10
clean the other out.
This is a great chance to buy
your presents Tor Christmas; you
can selecs them and We viii take
Z care Of them until you want them.
Call soon.
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The mild and immediate effect Of Dr.
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of the most distressing cases. swamp
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Oct. 10, 1901
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betcs. hloauae .rritabiAty. worn out feel-
ms I1ci- * ambition. loss of flesh. s2iloS
complexion or Bright disease
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swamp-Raot is thc great discovery q
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Could I meet you would forever convince you that
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IL would Overwhelm you with evidence.
But only a few. I say to all who need
help Try Restorative month at risk Learn
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OTTER Ike that
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Restorative is the only remedy that strengthens the inside
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way cure it.
Ny success comes from the fact that remedy al
restores that Ny book viii explain it.
Please write today who needs it.
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You may have q sample botue of mis-
famous kidney remedy Swamp-Root.
sent free by mail. postpaid. by which you
may test its virtues for such disorders rs
kidney. bladder and uric acid diseases.
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EpIIoRIAL NOTIcE

bladder trouble or II there IS a trace ~
Or. Kilmer q Co. Binghamton. y. r..
media tely, without cost 20 you. sample
tanning many OF the thousands upon thou
men and women cured. In writing be
Gus offer in the Wichita Sunday Eagle.
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Mild cases chronic. are often cured by
ties DR. Shops Res toratve sold by al druggists.
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For Friendships Sake
Tell Me a Sick One Whom
You Want to See Well.

Send money-just postal card stating which book
Is needed It costs but a penny-takes but moment
Write it today VIII do all that dc to make
your friend we'll
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I will even do this:-I will mail the sick
one an order-good at any drug store-for
six bottles DR.. Shops Restorative He
may take it month at my risk. If it
succeeds the cost is $3.50 If it fails, |
will pay the druggist myself. And the
SICK ones mere word shall decide 1t.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-07

Simply state which book is
wanted and address DR.. Shoop.
Box z94, Racine. Wis.
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Binford, were given. 4 vote If Thank:
as then given to then Kind hostess.
when with class yeHs and songs, the
Jolly crowd sad good sight ana tc''K
their departure. Tha members IF the
class are Misses Laura Pctersan. Della
Motter, Ada Newkirk, Marcy Kirk, 40
yce Mattock. Ettyle Biackhdge. Edna.
Shaw, Messrs. Dan Biaford, Rey Coppish,
Fred Newkirk. Ernest ia :4sln. sam Ssn.
ter, Wallace Kemp, Ed Jones. Virgil Ia
Wis, Lawrence Rich. Howard Mitchell,
Finer Scriyen.
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Ecf01s0 LF4Istft ~EFIFF.
Evening journal., 1902-09-02
Iare CaIInrs % be- PopgIar

According to all signs. collars will
play an important part in milady's
wardrobe this next season. A style
attractive in every detail and novel in
shape Is made Of silk herriuW bone and
ladder braid designs. with outlines Of
heavy cord braid having a satiny finish.
The designs are filed in with an open
tracery of silk lace. Empiecements OF
rich velvet are set in the collar, and
the velevt is embroidered with floral
designs worked in silk OF the Same
color. These collars come IN lack
with velvet or moire empiccements:
in castor shades. with velvet. and
the new champagne color with velvet
The new and exquisite Point Para
quay lace. sometimes erroneously called
Mexican Glitch lace. is a ningllng OF
the lace patterns Of Paraguay with
those OF English and German make.
The lace OF Paraguay resembles that OF
Mexico but Is finer In texture and more
elaborate in Workmanship. In that
country almost every humble native Is
adorned with the most exquisite lace.
made Of aloe or cocoanut fibre and
sewed upon the hem and low neck OF
the single cotton garment worn by
the women and girls OF the lower class
Of natives. England took this beautiful
lace and adapted it to some OF its own
patterns with charming effect, and then
Germany stepped in and originated
some Of the most exquisite specimens
OF Point Paraguay that are seen today
| 1t Is mingled with repousse effects upon
the net fiounces and with some OF tho
richest OF Brussels laces. Such com
binaions seem to accentuate the airy
nghtness o fthe web Of the Paraguayar
| lace patterns.
Evening journal., 1902-09-02
InaL Ant Inr EmnraId Gr.Rn

The distinctive color In millinery
this season is emerald green. says the
Paradise algrettes plumes,
birds. velvet and tulle are exhibited in
this shade. and when they are used to
adorn a deep or brownish straw, or
even n white or black straw or tulle
hat. the effect Is most pleasing An
imported model carrying out the har-
monlous blending of burnt cream and
this new shade OF green was large
flare shape, with low, fiat crown and
made of rough, closely woven straw
in the burnt cream shade. A band OF
green velvet ribbon mcircled the
crown. and falling over the fiarng
brim at the left side. with the end
touching the hair. was handsome os-
trlch plume In the same shade OF green
Such a hat would be most attractive as
an accompaniment TO pongee gown
having green and black introduced In
a decorative way
The association OF black with green
is equally modish and a novel example
showed green tulle arranged in IN
Vulnerable rows Of narrow plaitngs OF
a broad. fat Vatican shape the brim
facing was also OF the plated tulle.
Evening journal., 1902-09-02
soclaI and Personal Notes

The Rev. William b. Beech, assistant
rector of St Johns Church, Mrs. Beech
and son William. have gone to Re-
hoboth to spend the month Of Septem-
Der.
Misses Annie and Leah Jenny went
to New York today, where they viii
spend a week in attending the fall mill
linery openings.
Dr. J. A. Ellegod has returned from
a trip North.
Mrs. j. p. Kirk is a guest at the
.Cedarcroft, Atlantic City.
Attorney-GeneralH IL. II. Ward has re-
turned from trip North.
Mrs. Lille Clark is spending two
weeks in Pennsylvania.
Frank Bartram Is at the IA Fon-
taine, Atlantic City.
Election Commissioner Thomas A
Hutson has recovered from serious
illness.
DR.. j. W. Crumbaugh has returned
| from his vacation, which he spent neal
Kennett Square.
II. Ritton and c. Buck are a couple
4 of Wilmingtonians at Park Cottage, At
lantic City.
Miss Mary e. Richardson and vii
j liam Smith, az Philadelphia, were mar
ried by the Rev. II. s. Dulany In AS
bury parsonage yesterday.
i ]. ID. Sisler is at the TraymoIe, AT
lantic City.
Wilmington guests at the Welling
ton. Atlantic City, are r. c. Tolmer, J
C. Winsteen, G. II. Leech, Jr., Harr
lP. Boyd
John Cody and Frank Carey, of tn
q Remington Machine Company, have re
turned home after cunning and tsh
ing trip Of ten days down the Delawar
= bay.
Miss Georgia Jewell and Miss Louis
Gee have returned from a weeks visl
to Smyrna.
Clement Hallam has returned froI
{ weeks visit to Atlantic City.
Evening journal., 1902-09-02

returned home after a visit In town.
Miss Sproul. Of Philadelphia, Is visit
ing Miss BERTHE Clark.
Mrs. William Hines Is visiting her
sister. In Harrisburg. Pa
Norman Cleaver. of Philadelphia, IS
spending a two weeks vacation with
his aunt. Mrs William Price.
Miss Raby. OF Washington, ID. O., is
visiting Mrs. II. b. Heisel
Miss Alice II. Frazier, OF Elkton-
Nd. is visiting the Misses Pordham.
Mrs. Postel. OF Philadelphia, Is visit
ing Mrs. John Roberts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Lewis and son,
of Philadelphia, are visiting Mr. and
Jarrel
Charles Belville has returned from a
visit to Betterton-
Professor Mayo. Of Sharptown, Nd.
the new principal OF the public school
has arrived in town TO commence MS
duties today.
John Money and Miss George have
returned from a visit to friends IN Bet
/ terton.
Arthur Everett. of Camden. n. j., Il
visiting friends in town
Miss Nellie Blanken, OF Wilmington
who has been visiting friends in town
has returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Walker, o
Wilmington, are visiting friends II
town.
Evening journal., 1902-09-02
THE EVENING JOURNAL. TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 2 1902

Thousand Islands as now. Amusements
arc arranged for every hour OF the day
from 6 a. m. TO midnight on Sundays.
and the guests at the beautiful resort
are enjoying a constant whirl OF gay
ETY.
Mrs. John HUM, wife OF Governor
HUM. and Miss Alice Hum. are the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs Horace G..
Knowles. at Olibway Lodge, on Chip
pewa Bay, the summer home of Mrs.
Knowles father. Lewis Wallace, OF
New York.
This week will be a very busy one in
Lenox. Mass, with the visit OF Presi-
dent Roosevelt, Governor Crane Sena-
tor Lodge, and other celebrities, and
the golf tournament. with all the so
ciety functions that accompany this
annual event. The season of LenoX
has really just begun. and September
will be a very busy month for the cot
tagers and the hotels.
The early days of September at Mar
ragansett Pier are bringing the season
TO an end. and the last week has been
very quiet at Narragansett. with New
port as an objective point where the
tennis and polo Journeys have attracted
many Of the Pier cottage colony, who
have driven over via Saunderstown
and thence by ferry. while some have
taken the trip by trolley.
August closed without any appreci-
able diminution In the number of peo-
pie at the hotels at Black Island. r. L.,
and with absolutely no departures, so
far as known. on the part Of the cot
tagers. The patronage Of the bathing
beach is still good, all the boats are
running. social functions are frequent
and golf and tennis are still as popu-
lar as ever.
Evening journal., 1902-09-02
PICKLE RECIPES TRIED AND TRUE
FOR THE CAREFUL HOUSEWIFE

Mohicans, so TO speak. They have me-
dicinal value and are used in various
ways. being especially well known in
pastry and the old-time elderherry
wine.
For Canning
Delaware and Maryland peaches are
now here in great quantities. While
they may be had at forty cents the
basket. the choice ones cost seventy
Ave cents. with intermediate qualities
and prices "A woman with large
hungry faully OF youngsters may we'll
consider a quality which while good is
not fancy The fancy sorts aren't nee
essary unless the fruit is 10 be put up
whole or in halves. For canning
peaches require cooking fifteen minutes
and six ounces OF sugar to the quart.
Pears are beginning TO be plentiful
For canning allow six ounces OF sugar
to the quart and cook twenty minutes
The iiicy sechles are too delicious to
put up; they should be eaten at once.
Plums at Their Best
Plums are at their best. ALLOW eight
ounces OF sugar to the quart and cook
ten minutes. Their acid flavor Is very
Erateful 10 some
Mary fruits not fine nor ripe enough
for canning are good for sweet pickles;
better. indeed, than when ripe and
large. This must be pleasing TO VIC
Tins OF the murderous pickle nabit
Siberian crab apples which make ex-
cellent jelly are not yet at their cheap
est And let us eay good word for
iellleH. A bit OF jelly with game OF
meat or as a part of dessert Is 80 much
saner than the quantities OF preserves
with which too many spoil their 1am-
ilies A desire for everything sweet
seems 10 some like luxury; it Is quite
as apt to be proof OF poor living. II
certainly spoils the palate for the OPP
probation Of tho finest art known tc
the chef.
Ounces are yet to come Grapes arc
not vet cheap enough. Choose the slen-
der glasses so the arpetizing jellies may
, be cut in rings for ganishing.
Evening journal., 1902-09-02

At this time the busy housewife finds
sho has to be mp and doing OF be out
of It when Il comes 70 owning we'll
stocked shelves OF jelly and various
other canned necessarles and dellcacles
lt goes without saying. that she must
put them up herself II she wants 10
escape all adulterationa. with some few
exceptions. These exceptions are char
acterized by the highest prices. ngurcs
that are, simply terrorlzing TO the av-
erage woman with a part OF an average
income at her command. When she
figures up how much she'll require to
carry her over the winter season and
realizes how much her work Will count
in the cost she IS very likely TO 60 at
IL. Unless she IS very rich woman
she is right; rich women. OF course.
should and do give such work 10 de-
serving ones. Outside few instltti-
lions and careful high-priced dealers
Il Is safe TO say that canned goods are
not all we could desire. We are told
they are pure Pure what? No doubt
pure glucose and other equally pure ar
tieles. Pure enough. but reasoning be-
ings like to have a say as 10 what sort
OF purity they enjoy. At this time of
high meat prices it Is especially de-
sirable TO take under consideration the
values OF vegetables and fruits.
lust now tomatoes are at their best
Most experts advise August tomatoes
for canning and catsups. For canning
they should cook twenty minutes with
a little salt and perhaps "A suspicion
OF onion Juice. Those who are econom
ically inclined should not fail to bus
in large quantities. and for this they
will be well repaid n they journey Il
tho dealers down I'm and around Kini
| street. If several families buy togethe
a saving I'm both the buying and haul
! ing may be managed Tomatoes IL
\ good qaullty are seen az low as fort.
cents the basket. They do wonders 10
the liver and are great remedy 70
| indigestion.
i Elderberries. the humble members O
the berry family, are the last Of tn
Evening journal., 1902-09-02
Where Women Doctors Flourish

The medical profession OF Iowa .is
noted for its Justice. courtesy and lib
erality toward women practitioners.
Not only are they freely admitted t1
all medical societies. says the Woman's
Medical Journal. but are acceptably oc-
cupying official positions OF all kinds;
are sent as delegates from local 10
State. and from State to national So
cleties. In 1898 Iowa was represented
in the Pan-American Congress by a
woman. The State hospitals for in
sane included a woman on the medical
STAFF. the first appointment OF this
kind having been made in 1873, twenty