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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-04-03
BREWERY
WORKERS
ON STRIKE
Fifteen Hundred Men Employed
In Boston Plants Refuse
TO Go TO Work.

Boston, April S.--Nhat promises TO be
a bitter contest between labor and capi-
tai was inaugurated this morning when
1900 brewery workmen and 72 firemen en-
ployed in Boston breweries refused to SO
to work
4 further strike OF 800 bottlers, coopers
and stationary engineers employed in the
breweries Is threatened within the next
"A hours
For a number OF years the master
brewers and their employees have worked
under an agreement which took effect on
April I. OF each year. This year the mas
ter brewers had a grievance I'm connec-
tion with the hiring and dlscharging OF
men. TO eliminate the difficulty the mas
ter brewers proposed that they should
hire only union men, but that they should
be permitted TO discharge, without ques-
ton from the union, any employe whom
they saw fit.
The workmen said "no" to the PROPOSE
tion, claiming to sec I'm II an entering
wedge TO the odtime black list and they
insisted that whenever a request should
be made mans discharge should be in
vestigated with a view to reinstatement
if the discharge had not been for reason
able cause.
The workmen also claimed that this
proposition Oh lilelT employers NOulu turn
their unions into mere employment bu-
reaus.
The men originally asked that an eight
hour work day and fifty cents an hour
for overtime be given, but they finally
agreed TO accept a nine-hour day and 80
cents an hour for overtime If the en-
ployers would abandon the contention
about discharging men. The differences
were discussed in conference which COW
cred period of several weeks. but no
satisfactory ground of settlement could
he reached. As the days passed each side
began 10 prepare for a long contest.
Due notice having been given, the strike
was inaugurated today and the employees
now insist not only upon their view made
with reference TO discharges, but demand
the eight-hour clause with 80 cents AN
hour overtime.
Twenty-four breweries are affected. Is
in Roxbury, two i'm South Boston, two
| i'm Charlestown and one I'm East Boston
and one at Forest Hills.
The strikers are all members of Brew
| cry Workers unions Ii and % and they
| have the Endorsement of the National or
ganization. The Central Labor union. and
other branches OF organized labor.
The saloon keepers i'm all sections OF tho
city have anticipated the strike by order
ing a large quantity OF goods and IL IS
expected that saloons will not feel the
effects OF the strike for week or two
In the event of any saloon keepers run-
ming out of stock and ordering his bar
tenders TO serve non-union beer, IL Is
said that a strike will Immediately fol-
low The Bartenders union number
nearly 2OO0 members I'm Boston and vicin-
ity.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-04-03
GROSS CRUELTY.
Charges Made Against Officers
Of Indiana PenltentiaTy.

Michigan City. Ind. April 3-Charges
OF gross inhumanity toward prisoners
confined in the state penitentiary here
have been filed by Dr. Brose s. Horne.
late physician Of the prison, against a
deputy warden and other officers OF the
institution.
DR. Horne in his statement cites many
specific instances OF extreme cruelty, and
asserts that one prisoner was driven to
self murder by the treatment nc received.
The matter Is iu the hands Of Governor
Durham and IL is believed an investigation
will be ordered
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-04-03
ground that IL would give the Rhode ISL
and company a perpetual contract.

ground that IL would give the Rhode ISL
and company perpetual contract.
SUBSTITUTE A PASSED
Senator Treat. of Warwick. stated that
n perpetual contract which he was con-
prostitution OF the rights OF the people.
He had voted against the free transfer
ticket act m few a,s days ago ago and Tor me the
bill. and he hoped the bill would not pass.
Senator Freeman said that the bill con-
ferred no new right for perpetual fran
chise upon any railroad gas or electric
company. but that matters remained ex-
actly as provided for I'm chapter $50.
The question then came on the passage
OF substitute A I'm concurrence. and n roll
call was ordered on motion of Senator
Banigan. Substitute A was then passed
In concurrence by a vote of % TO 10.
TIvERToN POLICE BOARD.
from the judiciary committee. reported
back substitute A of an act TO create
board of police commis ssioners I'm the town
of Tiverton. and moved its passage In
Senator Mclaughlin. OF Scituate. moved
that the bill be made the special order for
tomorrow at III O'Clock; lost.
senator Banigan raised the point OF or
der that the bill could not be passed until
the Tfverton town council had been no.
titled according To law. The chair ruled
the point was not well taken.
Senator Lawton. of Tiverton, stated
that the best element OF all political par
ties i'm Tiverton wanted the bill passed.
and he believed that was the general de-
sire of all the reputable people.
Senator Murphy opposed the hill, say
ing IL was a blow at home rule and self
government
CALLS THEM FAKES"
Senator Mclaughlin. OF Scituatc. made
"A brief speech. which he apparently In
tended To be humorous. the conclusion OF
which was that the Newport police COM
mission was u fake" and the Providence
police commission was another fake"
Continued on Page Two.)
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-04-03
MR.. ADAMS
HOLDING
THE FORT.
Second Attempt TO Gust Him
as Chief Of Police Fails
as Did The First.

Chief Of Police Rufus Adams has been
dismissed twice by a Goo Goo town coun-
Gil Of East Providence. but he Is still
chief of police. and. in fact IL looks as
" the council will have 10 do the ousting
business all over again.
Last Saturday this august body met in
special session and appointed Mr.. Norton
chief Of police, but Chief Adams. who
knows a thing or two, declined TO vacate
his office and IL was then that the Goo
Coos learned they had made a mistake.
They met again last evening In regular
session and. as was foreshadowcd IN yes
terday's News. went through the same
performance as on thr previous Saturday.
This second oustlnG docs not seem to
he any moro effective than the frst ~
sn early hour this morning the choice ~
tho Goo Coo council for chicf of police
called upon the Judge of the seventh die
trict court and stated hc had qualified
a. chief uf police. lie Was politely ln-
formed that when he procured the proper
documents 10 sustain him hc would be
recognized, but not before.
This morning. IL Is stated. Mr.. Adams
was advised by a friend 10 alive up the
nght. but Mr.. Adams answered that oN
the advice OF his lawer he would nEht 10
In this stand Mr. Adams appears ~
have the sympathy OF "A majority ~ the
Republicans ard Democrats cf the town.
The Indications are that the council M J.
made stu another mistake. for ~ s
claimed Mr. Adams cannot be removed
until charges have been preferred aeainst
him and he Is given an opportunity 70
answer them. This the COUNCIL mas "o'
done ...
Tho charges that were looked for viii
now prohahiy BE- laid over until the com
eil can get itself out 81 the prcscnt mis.
a. 80 D||HNN
cannot d.. anything more lntil tne nh'-
lar Ma scssiOl-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-04-03
CONSPIRACY.
Officers at Fort Sheridan Be-
Iisvs Prisoners Plan to Escape

Chicago. April Sort Sheridan officers.
IL is said, fear there is a conspiracy
among the military prisoners at the post
TO escape, and extra precautions are 10
be taken to guard the rest OF them. w.
Il. King. a prisoner held for desertion. is
the last one 10 escape. making the fourth
occupant OF the guard house IN find his
way to freedom during the last two days.
King was member Of Company u .
First cavalry. and after dcsertiOn was
captured March IA and was awaiting trial
lie disappeared while his companions
were watching the arrival Of Cen. Mae
Arthur. the new commandant. No trace
OF him has been found.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-04-03
The Trust Measure Becomes
Law by Vote Of Is to 10.
House Acts FavorabIy on Several I'm
portant Measures and Then Takes a
Recess Until This Evening.


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after opposition o o
I.
a suntl7s
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-04-03
StOkerS on Fruit Steamer AS
traea Placed Under Arrest.
Signing Of Articles on Board Of Russian
Vessel Make Problem Of Their Pun
iShment a Difficult One.


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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-04-03
FAMILY
FIGHT ENDS
IN DEATH.
Steslman Sheets and Kills His
Brother -ln-LaW In Lincoln
County, Tenn.

Nashville. Tenn. April 3.-Rufus steer
man. son OF wealthy citizen OF Lincoln
county shot and killed his brother-in-law'
Frank Warren. Warren and his WHO
had quarrel on Saturday and Mrs. war
rem went TO her parents home.
Warren armed himself and went to the
Steelman home 10 fulhll his threat TO
shoot every member Of that Family. Ru-
fus Stcelman shot Warren dead as the
latter was about TO hrc on the house.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-04-03
DECREE IN BRAYTON CASE

decree was entered IN the appellate
court today IN the case Of Sarah NJ
Brayton VS. Phebe l.. Jordan ~ al
The decree provides that john & Smith
pay TO T.. X. Parker. attorney for com
plainant the sum OF 500 Tor wood cut
and Mrs. Jordan Is lecated 20 have fc~-
feited all dover right I'm thc lot referred
"a In complainants bill. The property Is
situated I'm CranstOn.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-04-03
POISONING
OF JUROR
ALLEGED.
Was on Panel TO Try Tanke
and wife for MuTd,r Of
LatIsr'S Former Husband.

st. Peter MINI. April 3.-While Andrew
the alleged murder Of tho iatters former
husband Anton Rachel. "a Juror became
sick and demented. lie was taken TO the
ASYLUM here FOR treatment where ne died.
Tho jury was dismissed
It is now alleged that drugs were adj
ministercd Go the juror and that he died
from their effect Tne authorities are
iuvcstigating The persons who gave
the drugs to tte juror are said 60 be
known. and The disclosures promise SEN
"a II.rlI r..IILI-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-04-03
FINAL DECREE ENTERED

In the case OF Susan McGinty ct al VS.
Patrick Meehan ct ai q final decree was
entered In the appellate division OF the
supreme court today
The report of the commission appoint
Cd 20 mako sale of the property involved
iu the ruit Or approved and he eala Con-
nrmed The proceeds 'f thc sale arc III
vided amongst "a large number OF parties.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-04-03
DUG UP A TREASURE BOX

Rock Falls. III, April Awhile men
were cxoavatlng IN the IIenanepin canal
feeder near Tampico. III. they discovered
u queer looking box. When IL was opened
II was found to contain gold coin To the
amount of 5000 and a large amount Of
brass pieces A. nearly as could be as
certained u IL thought that the coin ~
spanish. Last summer number OF
human skulls were found in the canal
rcat TumpicO.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-04-03
ANNOUNCEMENT.

We have arranged some rooms on our
second floor which VIII be Oprned Thurs.
day evening az 10 o'clock. where We VIII
serve lunches. dinners. or suppcrs. ana
where gentlemen may smoke. The rooms
are specially adapted FOR theatre parties
Entrnnce through Rcstnurunt J.. \.
TniinEhast Co. Limited. 80 Wtstmin-
stcT 81.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1902-01-11
35 percent discount
on COlleretteS at
store

Being the Week CT PRAYER the
Ladies of the Public Library post
poned their entertainment, ''Old
Maids Convention" to Next Satur
day Evening and promise the peo
pie the most amusing and laugha
BILE entertainments ever seen here,
Don't fail to attend as you will get
your moneys worth of fun and
at same time help tie Public LII
brarv- Get you Reserved seats
at Carrick's store.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1902-01-11

DIR, Farley is here visiting his
friends, Miss May has returned
% her Salina hcme.
Mrs. Steiner handsomely enter
tanned the Lutheran AID society
Thursday afternoon.
The Sunffower Club have their
next dance Friday evening, 18th.
Be sure and attend
Kid Gloves lost, Thursday eve
north side of track. Finder will
confer a favor by leaving at Cole
Hardware store,
The ladies of the Library club
are practicing all the time on their
play ''Tbe Old Maids Conven
ilon' and promise oul citizens one
Of the best and most amusing en-
tertainnents ever seen here. The
Polifka Orchestra will help the
cause with their sweetest music
Secure your seats at CarrlcK's.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1902-01-11
Coal in Ellis Co.

At last it has positively
been settled that there is COAL
under the surface in Ellis coun-
ty. Farmer Basgall in drilling for
water. at a depth of 175 feet. went
thro' a Z inch vein of fine coal.
ON his farm in Freedom toMnshlp.
In another hole On his farm
at the same depth he again found
the vein of coal. What will be
found by going deeper is a ques
ton the mines III Leavenworth Co
being 700 foot down. May be
when he Or someone goes down te
that depth they may find paying
vein of coal
Should Congressman Reeder sue
ceed IN getting his bill thro' Con
gress to put down Artesian wells
we are assured 1 of them will be
put down on the Ft HAYS -eser-
vatlon when it will he found ou
what Is down for thousand OF
more feet below US.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1902-01-11

Miss Bessie Leahy attended ano
ther wedding in Ellis this week.
Israel Grenell shipped a car of
fat cattlo to 4. @. on Monday.
Mrs. Amanda Bell has had a
very sick spell but we are glad to
note is able TO be out again,
Isaac ZeigIer is this week fur
nishlng a car Of coal to the court
house,
DR.. Kidd from Ellis was around
town this week shaking hands
with his manv friends,
Wolf Binder Is building quite
an addition to his pump ware
house on east 2nd street.
Wolfe and Son have bought the
Henry ShuItz lot, adjoining their
store, to erect an implement house
James Truan has been appoint
ed as postmaster at Norfolk to sue
ceed MIR. Nichols, who is moving
to Pawnee county
John SchIyer got in another car
of wire this week.
He is gong on having rock
hauled for his new storehouse ad-
joining Coles hardware store.
j S Haley of the Telephone is
much interested IN our Gold fields
and this week carted the lumber
and carpenters tC his homestead
out there to build his house and
move thereon. 1t is told that he
will run a telephone line from his
homestead to the gold mills on the
Smokey and thence to Hays
Next Thursday evening, East
Lyme will be presented at G AR.
Hall and It IS safe to say that a
packed house will witness the best
performance of the play ever Civ
en. And our country lovers of a
good plav should come in to see
it as it is one of the prettIest pieces
on the stage Secure your seats
Al Carrick's.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1902-01-11

A gentleman named Jones has
brought in 800 3 year old steers
from Cove county and located
them on the Reservation at foot OF
Chestnut street near Thomas and
will experiment with feeding oil
cake, straw and plenty of water
for 80 days This will be a good
demonstration of this kind of cat
tie feeding and will be watched
with interest by our cattle ralsers
He has brought IN 9 cars of oil cake
here to start with.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1902-01-11
CuzZ6,,eaa 1snecinZZu LnbZe,

Children cspecjGlLy Liable.
Burns, bruises and cuts are yextre
mely- painful and is neglected of
ten result in blood poisoning,
Chil1ten are especially liable t.
such mlShaps because not so care
ful, AS re nedY DeWitt's WitcL
Hazel Salve Is unequaIled. Draws
out the fire, stops the paln, soon
heals the wound Beware of coun
telteIfs. Sure cure for piles, De-
Wits Witch Hazel Salve cured
my baby of eczema after 2 physi
clans gave her up writes Jane
Mock, n. Webster. Ind Tbs
sores we're so bad she soiled 2 f.
dresses a day TuIles & Sons.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1902-01-11
OLD MAIDS
" CONVENTION

The Ladies of the Public Library
are practicing and next Saturday
evening, the 18th Will present this
laughable, side splitting comedy IN
6 A E hall, tor the benefit of the
Library fund. You have laughed
over the 'Destrict Schuel', over
our home theatres, over Billy
Carrick rs the Phrenologist. but at
this show it will be Il roar and
a laugh from the rising to the
fall of the curtain. Don't miss 1t
and secure your Reserved seats at
Carrlck's store and watch for the
small bills.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1902-01-11

Secretary Coburn has issued his
quarterly report of the State
Board of Agriculture and devotes
40 pages to an exposition of the
merits and history of Hereford
cattle and their adaptablIity as
such" and with many interesting
illustrations and it is a splendid
bo. K for reference, # you are a
Hereford breeder 1t Will we'll pay
you to send him 10 cts (for postage
and mailing) and get copy. Ad
dress F D Coburn, Topeka, Kan
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1902-01-11

Judge Monroe and Ed Rea ara
attending to Court in Russell Co.
this week.
Reeder d Reeder have placed a
phone in their law Office. Add IT
to your phone card, No. rs.
Ed Madden has retarped from
bis trip to California.
While there be bought the corner
building in which the 1st National
bank is located.
A letter from our old townsman.
August Fritz, says he is nicely
located in north east Kansas. is
much interested in cur town and
want to read his ranel TOR another
year.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1902-01-11
IhaId Worth Millions.

My child is worth millions to me-
saws Mrs Mary Bird of Harris :
burg, Penn, yet [ would have lost
her by Group had l not purchased
"a bottle Of One minute Cough cure,
One Minute Cough cure is a sure
tor coughs, Group, throat & lnng
troubles An absolutely safe cough
cure which acts immediately The
.-oungest child can take it With OF
ire safely. The little ones like
Ae taste end remember how Offer
it helped them. Every famil,
,houid have bottle ot One Min
ute Cough cuse handy Al In
season especially il many be need
rd Sad,.cn Y. t'ulie> & Son~.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1902-01-11

The Chicago Live Stock World
has the following to say of Kansas
aud Sect. f D Coburn of our Elk
perimentaI Station on the Reserve
ton
KANSAS PUSH"
'There is something about Kan
sas that keeps things on the move,
The people of the Sunfiower
state 40 not rest upon their oars
or vainly plume themselves upon
the winning Of past laurels,
The true Kansan realizes that
the past will take care of itself; be
Is q.ite willing to let the dead
past bury its dead. HIS motto Is
to ''Act, act in the living present,
heart within and God DER head,
The paragraphers, the funny pen
nv liners, are always taking shots
at Kansas. One time they Will
poke fun Mt "SockIess Simpson.
another at 'Carrie Nation. then
at Pfeffer'S whis kers or something
else, but Kansas, like john Brown:
soul, goes marchInP on just the
same
The most Impo1tan work bcinS
done by the great state is represel
ted by the live stock and agrlcu
tura! men who arc in annual col
ference at Topeka this week,
With such leader as Secretar'
T D Coburn. the author of ''th
Beef Steer and his Sister 9Th
Helpful Hem, and all sorts o
other up to date "ih'nk" prodnc
IrrS, the State of Kansas may b
lcounied upon to set a lively pac
in The economical production of th
things that make the basis Of
states greatness "
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1902-01-11
UNCLE TOMS CABIN.

is to Be given in @ A ( hall on
THIS, Saturday, afternoon upon
a celebrated scale. Coming on 2
cars on the 5 am. tram, stop
here for an afternoon matinee &
leave on the evening train for Den
yer where they play Sunday and a
. Wceka- 2 topseYs, so good &C
tors, Buck dadcing, Ladies Gre
ole Quartette. Scenery brought
with them, Grand Street parade
at noon, Siberian tbloodhounds,
Shetland ponies, chariot and tab
Ieau wagons. 2 bands OF music, a
drum corps, etc, Don't miss see
ing this parade
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1902-01-11

Every body knows, anyhow pret
ty near everybody, that Kansas
leads the world In wheat; that as
a corn producing state she Is pre-
eminent, but the fact that Kansas
holds first rank among the states In
the production of both zinc and
gypsum plaster, Sd rank in salt.
4th IN utilization of natural gas.
and 9th in coal, are not so well
known to the world at large
Her reputation as an Agricultural
state is world wide.
And there Is plenty of room Tor
energetic farmers IN Ellis county
and west of us
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1902-01-11
BIG BARGAIN IN
SHOES TO CLOSE OUT
AT LIVENGOOD'S.

A big stcanr Pump was received
al our depot Wednesday for the
Beatty Gold assay mill on the
Smokey south Of Hays.
Another fine new building is 10
contemplation. 1t is told that
h Zeigler Gro cry store building
on the corner of Chestnut & south
Main Is to be moved to the south
side OF and adjoining the dry goods
store and q fine building erected
on that corner
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1902-01-11
NickIes Bros.

desire to announce to the public
that thew have bought out tie
George Grass Grocery store
and are now running it and solicit
a continuance Of Tie trade of
Mr.. Grass customers and all oth
ers promising them the best and
freshest OF goods at reasonable
prices. Give us a cali
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1902-01-11

Western Kansas is coming to the
front in the Poultry business. AT
the State Poultry show at Topeka
this week Charles Steinberger OF
Trego county swept the whole deck
and all the prizes on Buff Cochins
1st pen; 1st, End, Sd & 4th roos
ter 1st, I'd, Sd, 4th & 5th young
roosters; 1st & I'd hen; 1st, 2nd
and Sd pullet.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1902-01-11
A ProfknLIe Lnr6stment.

~
Il was troubled for about z wears
with NV stomach and In bed half
nv time says Z DeInIck. Somer-
vile, Ind. L spent abont $1,000 &
never could get ANYTHING 10 help
me until | tried KodoI DyspepsIa
Cure. | have taken a few hottie
and nm entirely well You don
live h. what sou eel :,t;t h1 wn I
yuu digest and as>lmilate 1t NUur
stomach doesn't digest your food
YOU are really starving KodoF
Dy yspcpsia Cure docs the stomach
work by digesting he food You
doaat have to diet Eat all ron
want Kodai Dyspepsia Cnre curc
ali stomach troubles TITLES oc Son
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1902-01-11

Wheat has gone up bevond 20
cents a bushel in this market
In the sale of the Camela by
Miss Jewell Tom Ryan secured it.
George Spencer is at mork on
his new residence on east Junieta.
ED Wood has rented the Kraus
farm south of the Reservation &
will soon move there,
George Palmer, from his pond
4 miles west of town, this week
filed the Mrs. King ice house with
beautiful ice
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1902-01-11
Wanted.

Reliable man tor Manager of a
Branch office we wish to open ID
your vicinity Here is good
opening for the right man. Kindly
give good reference when writing,
The 4. Z, Norris
Wholesale House.
sW CINCINNATI, Ohio.
Illustrated catalogue Acts stamps
Reader, this $ a big finn, are all
right. and no matter where L live,
if L want a job, write them. men
tinning this paper, and get theiI
proposition Freese,
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1902-01-11
DON'T Lzye T00ether.

Constipation and health never 90
together. DeWitt's Little Early
Risers promote easy action of the
bowels without distress Il have
been troubled with costiveness 8
years" says j o Greene, Depauw,
Ind, II have tr ed many remedies
but Little Early RIsers give best
results TuIles & Sons,
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1902-01-11
HOuSekGepef WanIed.

One OF our fa, tI.uf- ~ub~crihers
wants IL woman to q" general houS
work IN a farm kun>p. or man &
wife to work on the farm. Ap
ply at this office.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1902-01-11
33 per cent discount
on Ladies' capes and
jackets at Eivengoods
EAST LYNNE"

Several little theat parties are
being arranged for the purpose oi
a thorough inspection of the COS
tunes worn by Miss Morgon dur
ing the performance of East Lynn
at the 6 A & hall next Thursday
evening They were made by the
celebrated Paris miIIiner and are
said to be exquisite creations.