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Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1902-12-27

PLEASED to meet you." is what
man never says to a sight draft
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1902-12-27

Carpets can be colored on the flool
with PUTNAM FADELESS DYES.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1902-12-27

The female bookkeeper is entitled
to the title of countess.
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Sometimes woman's hair is golden
and occasionally it is only plated.
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But 4 few men are able to see a sea
serpent unless they are half-seas over
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It's a wise policeman who can point
out the next corner on change
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Mrs. WinsIow's Soothing Syrup.
For children teefhinz softens the gums, reduces in
nammaton, illAys pain, cures wind collie 25c bottle
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The manager of an opera compal
is justified in putting on airs.
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A man may be reasonably sure his
friends will not forget him as long as
he owes them money.
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Love-making in real life is often NJ
more genuine than it is on the stage
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Reform isn't what it is lectured NJ
to be.
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He who gains time gains a goo
friend.
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A close friend is one who declines
to lend you money.
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A woman always agrees with a MAJ
when he lets her have her own way
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WHEN YOU BUY STARCH
buy Defiance and get the best, 16 on. for
10 cents. Once used. always used
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SENSIBLE HcUSEKEEPERs

will have Defiance Starch. not alone
because they get one-thsed more for
the same money. but also because of
superior cuality.
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RED CROSS BALL BLUE
| Should be in every home. Ask your groce1
| for it. Large OF. package only cents
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Hope must be elastic It springs
eternal IA the human breast.
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STATE OF OHIO. CITY OF TOLEDO.
LUCkS COTHTY

LUCAS COUNTY, IS
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he Is the
senior partner OF the firm OF F. J. Cheney & Co.
doing business in the City of Toledo, County
and State aforesaid and that said firm will pay
the sum OF ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for
each and every case of Catarrh that cannot be
cured by the use OF Halls Calarrh Cure
FRANK j. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in my
presence, this 9th day OF December. A d. 1854
rSr.r1 A W. GLEASON.
Notary Public
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally, and
acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces
OF the system Send for testimonials free
F. J. CHENEY & Co, Toledo, q
Sold by Druggists &c
HALLS Family Pills the hest
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E -. :ss. ut. it. Thompson's Eye water

$36 Weekly. Salesman. city country Experiences
800 unnecessary Inexpensive outfit Elegant prem
fum secures orders- Holland Cigar Co.. St. Louis.
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New Idea In Russia.
1t is reported that the Russian min
lister of the interior is considering q
project for Matchmaking the medical
profession. SO that all doctors and
chemists would be state officials. A
commission has been appointed to
collect information on the subject
The Washington times., 1902-08-03
SEWING MACHINE INDUSTRY.
Twenty Millions Invested in Factories
in the United States.

The manufactures division OF the
Census Office yesterday made public a
report on the manufacture of sewing
machines in the United States for the
year ending May 81. 1900.
The reports show a capital of $780,
C12, 500 invested in the manufacture of
sewing machines and cases in the six
ty-fve establishment reporting for the
United States. This sum represents the
value of land. buildings. machinery.
tools. and implements. and the live
capital utilized. but does not include
the capital stock of any OF the manu-
featuring corporations engaged In the
INDUSTRY
The value CT the products is reported
at S2l.i29.5 sci. to produce which involved
ar outlay Of s90S,96 for salaries of
Officials, clerks etc; 1929 11s for
wages: S946223 for miscellaneous ex-
penses, including rent, taxes, etc; and
$9.5i3 .676 for materials used. mill sup
plies. freight and fuel
II is net to be assumed. however. that
the difference between the aggregate Of
these sums and the value Of the
products is, In any sense. indicative of
the profits accruing from the manu-
factUre Of sewing machines during the
census -ear.
The Washington times., 1902-08-03
Admiral Melville Suggests
Why Baldwin Failed to
Reach North Pole.
SHIP WAS 0VERBUaDENED
Navy Officer Describes the Plans for the
Northern Journey - Not Known
Where Camp Zeigler Was Nor How
Far Explorers Travelled.

Evelyn B. Baldwin, the Arctic ex-
plorer, has returned to Honningsl -ag.
Norway. having failed in his attempt to
reach the north pole.
On July IS, 1901. Baldwin sailed for
the Arctic regions with a well equipped
expedition. The financial hacker of the
enterprise was Mr. William Ziegler. The
ex"edition is said-to have been the most
adequately equipped that has ever gone
in search OF the pole, and great results
we're expected from it
One of the most interesting features
in connection with Mr. Baldwin's return
is the fact that Il relief expedition sailed
to meet the America, Baldwms ship.
less than three weeks ago, on July IS
last, the anniversary of the America s
sailing. II was understood that the
America would winter in Franz Josef
Land. and the RELIEF sailed for that
point with full supply of coal and
other necessaries.
Admiral Melville Interested.
Rear Admiral George W. Melville.
chief engineer of the navy, and an
Arctic explorer. and a member of the
famous Jeanette expedition, was much
The Washington times., 1902-08-03

chain of islands to Franz Josef Land.
and from the southern coast of Franz
Josef Land crossed to Norway in boats
OF in ship. If he found his ship wait
ing for him at the coast. The channel
between Franz Josef Land and the Nor
wegian coast is about two hundred miles
vide. and is filed for n part OF the
time, at least, with floating ice.
Near the North Pole.
Franz josef Land is about 500 miles
from the north pole. but inasmuch as it
is unknown how far north Baldwin es-
tablished Camp Zcigler. it is impossible
to say how much of an advance he made
coIeward.
This route was first tried IN 1869 by
the Austrian Thegthoff expedition. Of
which Payer and Wyprecht were the
leaders. They named Franz Josef Land
in honor of their Emperor and explored
it to about the eighty-third degree north
latitude.
'Narsen returned from his last Arc
tic expedition by this route. He started
for the pole from Nova Zcmbia and
then followed the course in which the
Jeanette had drifted years before in
the direction OF the pole
When he thought he was being drawn
away from the pole lie changed his
course and made a dash northwarl. but
was later Obliged to retreat. This he did
and returned by the way OF the chain of
Islands to Franz josef Land. The route
has also been tried by other explorers"
The Washington times., 1902-08-03
Among the Boys Clothing,

Boys Fancy Mixed Double Breasted
and Nestie Short Pants Suits; scatter
ing sizes Regular price Sl.50. 75C
Choice. ..-........-.....-...-. ~
Boys Fancy and Mixed and Plain Blue
and Black Double Breasted, Sailor and
Novelty Short Pants Suits. Reg 81 JS
ular price $3.50. Choice. Ii.LJ
Boys Double Breasted, Three-piece,
Sailor and Novelty Short Pants Suits, in
plain and fancy effects. Regu- 81 *
lar price $3.50 Choice. IL
Boys Double Breasted, Three piece
Sailor and Novelty Short Pants Suits,
Fancy Mixtures. Blues and @ S(l
Blacks. Regular price IS. Choice. .'-.JV
Boys Fancy Wash Sailor Suits. with
combination collars; only scatter
ing sizes. Regular price zoe. 1SC
Choice. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Boys Plain White Wash Sailor. Rus
sian Blouse and Kilt Suits; neatly
trimmed. Regular price $l.00. SHC
Boys Windsor Tics. the large effects,
IN variety OF patte ms. Regular 1SC
price has been SOC. Choice now for. -
The Washington times., 1902-08-03
JUSTICES PROTEST.
AGAINST THEIR PAY
Reduction to $4,000 Does
Not Meet Approval.
Eject of Recent Ruling of Comptroller
Of Treasury on Local Appro-
p.iation Bill.

The District Commissioners have re-
coived from the ten justices of the
peace letter protesting against the
receipt of $1,000 a year instead of s3,-
900 sor their services.
Owing to a confusion between two
acts OF legislation the item carried in
the appropriations law was only suil-
cient to pay ten justices $1,000 year
each, 1t having been the intention in
the amendments to the code to limit
the number of justices TO six.
Ruling of Comptroller.
In accordance with a recent ruling OF
the Comptroller of the Treasury, the
Commissioners have directed the Dis
bursting Officer and the Auditor TO pay
the ten justices at the rate of $4,000 a
year. the aggregate sum appropriate
ed for the purpose being sufficient for
.nat
The justices, having been informed
Of that action. fled the protest over
their signatures, stating that they
will accept the payment OF 5000
year. but declaring that they do not
consider it full payment for their SER
vices.
A Continuous Protest.
The protest Is to be considered as
being made each month by the justices
severally upon the receipt of monthly
pay.
The letter of protest is signed by
Lewis J. O'Neal. Charles s. Bundy.
Luke c. Strider, Samuel r. Church.
Samuel c. Mills, Robert +. Terrell.
Thomas H Callan. Emanuel NJ Hew-
lett, Henry R. Webb and H E. Paine
The Washington times., 1902-08-03
GRUENERT TO BE GIVEN UP
TO GERMAN AUTHORITIES
State Department Issues Warrant of
Extradition for Schmoellm Bank
Agent Alleged to Be Forger.

The State Department has issued a
warrant of extradition in the case of
Carl Gruenert, alias Peter Berthold.
plant of the German authorities.
He is charged with committing for
gerry in Schmocllm. Germany. where he
was employed as a bank agent for plac-
ing loans. 1t is alleged that he Sc
cured $4,000 marks belonging TO other
TeOple.
The Washington times., 1902-08-03
School Exhibit Extended.

A continuation of the exhibition of
work done AZ the GrceHleaf vacation
school has been so urgently demanded
that the building will be open tonight
for visitors. ard those who have not
seen this wonderful school should by all
means be there. Remaining articles
will be disposed Of at auction
The Washington times., 1902-08-03
Steamer Races STOPPED.

BRIDGEPORT. Conn. Aug. BY vir-
tue Of an agreement between the two
companies there will be no more races
between the steamers William G. Payne
and Richard Peck. 1t is said that If this
action had not been taken the Govern
ment officials would have interfered.
The Washington times., 1902-08-03
To Leave for Cincinnati.

Mr. Charles A. Conrard, the genial
chief clerk of the office OF the Fourth
Assistant Postmaster General. is going
to leave for Cincinnati. Ohio, this
evening. where he intends to spend his
annual leave. Mr. Conrards home is
Cincinnati. Captain Dickey will take
charge of Mr.. Conrard's desk during the
latters absence.
The Washington times., 1902-08-03
REBELS NEAR CARACAS.
Minister Bowen Reports Them Within
100 Miles of Capital.

Minister Bowen cables the State De-
Dartment as follows:
Caracas. August 2.
United revolutionary army now sup
posed to be about 100 miles away. Presi-
dent does not announce whether he will
make or await attack Froba bly, nothing
decisive will take place for a week.
The Washington times., 1902-08-03
Stock=Taking Discoveries
i'm Mans

Mems Madraa Negligae Shirts; with
separate cuffs to match; scattering
sizes. Regular price has been soc. 1SC
Cbolce' ......-.-..---..-...--
Mems White Silk-bosom Shirts, with
fine cambric bodies. Sizes are broken;
enc of the coolest Shirts you can wear.
Gss}as essglsF price has been 81, SOC
Mems Platte Bosom Unlaundered
Shirts; odd ana end sizes OF regu- 2SC
lar zoe Shirts. Choice. IL
Mems Derby Ribbed Balbriggan Shirts
and Drawers; broken sizes OF 1JIC
regular 25c Underwear. Choice. iL2
Mems Colored Balbriggan Shirts and
Drawers scattering sizes Regular
price. price has been 6oe garment. 21C
Mems Open-work Ribbed Half Hose.
with spliced heels and toes. Regu- IOC
lar price zoe pair. Choice....... ~
The Washington times., 1902-08-03
ARCTIC EXPLORERS
OVER OUTFITTED

interested in the report OF the return of
the expedition when seen few days
ego.
The Baldwin expedition was the best
equipped that ever went to the Arctic
regions said Rear Admiral Melville.
Perhaps it Was over outntted. The ex-
rcdition may have been overburdcnci
ry the amount of things carried.
The object Of the Baldwin expedi-
tion. when was fitted out in England,
and which sailed from Tromsoe. in the
rorth Of Norway. to which point it is
row reported as having returned, was to
lana in Franz JOSEF Land Whether the
ship was held there or whether it re
turned to Norway and later returned
with supplies do not know.
Having landed. the intention was to
make an overland Journey with sleGs
and beats 20 as high a latitude as pos
sible in the string OF islsnls which eX-
tend from Franz Josef Land northward
toward the pole. The approach OF win
ter it was expected, would bring to
halt this overland journey. Then i; was
expected that 4 winter camp would be
established and this appar antlv was
cone. the camo evidently having been
given the name of the hacker of the ex-
nCtlit ioD-Iirwlpr-
The Washington times., 1902-08-03

telegraph room" The telephone opera
tors will have full sway there and sew
eral long-distance telephones will be in
stalled. The sleeping room for the de-
tectives. those who are forced to stay
down town all night, will be located On
the second floor.
The secoad floor will be utilized by
Major Sylvester and Chief Clerk Kemp.
the maior's office being a large front
room, while the office OF his assistant.
Captain Gessford. and his secretary. Mr..
Hesse, will be adjoining. A room is
also furnished the various police cap
tains. inspectors. and bicycle sergean.s,
where they may come 10 make out thci.
daily reports to the Major and Supcrin-
tendert. The other rooms will he used
by Mr.. Kemp and will be known as
kemp's division
On the Top Floor.
On the top noor. the police printer,
Policeman Raley. and Police Photogra-
pher johnson will hold sway. In all 1t
is thought the new headquarters Will he
located exccllently and present bet
ter appearance than the quarters that
have been used by the police officials
for several years past.
The rental of the building is said to
be higher than the old building. but the
police officials are satisfied that the new
quarters will be better adapted fer their
use.
The exact date OF removal Is not
known. although it is said the lease Of
the old quarters expires the last Of An
gust. According to an official, prepara
tions for the removal are now going on
and the desks. rogues' gallery. and the
rest of the departments property are
being placed in movable condition for
q departure within two weeks.
The Washington times., 1902-08-03

Bows Stif-bosom and Negligee
Shirts; fancy patterns; broken sizes.
Regular price has been 75c. nc
Choice ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~
Boys Blouse Waists, with large sailor
collars; fancy patterns with plain White
shield: sizes to years. Regular 3QC
price has been 75c. Choice. ..... ~
Boys Star Shirt Waists. plain White
and fancy effects; most famous of all
Waists. Regular price has been SlC
II. ChOlce. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. w
Boys Wool Knee Pants, only one, two,
or three pairs of a lot; mostly small
sizes. Regula: price SOC a pair. 15C
Boys White Duck Pants. slightly
soiled from handling; of course broken
sizes; regular price has been soc a 1EC
PAIR. CAoice. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ~
Boys Odd Coats, those that have been
left from Suits; scattering sizes for
Short Pants wearers; Suits sold enc
up 10 81. Choice. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. JV
Boys Wash Vests. Plain White and
Fancy; they are soiled from han
ding; but worth up to Sl.75. QSC
NholCe' .''''''.... ................ w
The Washington times., 1902-08-03
POLICE READY TO
MOVE TO NEW HOMB {
Change to Be Made Latter
Part of Month.
Location Of Offices Thought to Be
Great Improvement on the
Present Headquarters.

Everything is now In readiness for the
removal Of Police Headquarters from its
present location in the Harper Building
47G C Street northwest. to the large
three-story brick structure two doors
from the District Building. on Louisiana
Avonue, about the latter part Of Au-
gust The building which in the future
will be known as Police Headquarters"
is being hurriedly repaired for the re-
ception Of the police officials and their
paraphernalia. The insurance company
which formerly occupied the first floor OF
the building moved some days ago. and
gradually the other tenants are taking
their possessions into new quarters.
Captain Boardman and Chief Clerk
Henry Kemp. at the suggestion Of Major
Sylvester. have made an inspection of
the new building and selected the rooms
they desire for their respective branches.
The detective bureau. under Captain
Boardman. it is said. will occupy the en-
tire first floor. The large and commodi-
GUS front room will be used as the office.
where all citizens may make their com
plants. Space will be reserved in this
office fer the representatives of the
press.
Detectives Lounging Room.
Back of the office will be a room to
be used by the detectives as a lounging
room. Here the "sleuths' will hold |
roll calls" and rest when off duty. A |
score or more of lockers will be pro-
videG for them in which to keep their
private papers.
The next room will be known as the |
The Washington times., 1902-08-03
Stock Taking Discoveries in the Shoe Dept

Mems Patent Leather Shoes. for dress
wear, famous Hanan make; shapes are
q little narrow. Only thirty pairs.
Regular price has been IS and J 50
Mems White Canvas Shoes. for outing
wear; rubber solcs; large sizes only.
Regular price has been I5c pair 15C
I HclSt-.
Ladies' Canvas Oxfords, hand turned:
5ewed; French heels; broken sizes.
fss}Gs E5s%lsr price has been $3.50, 75t
Ladies' Oxfords. every pair in the
stock up 10 So pair texcept Queen
Quality. Black Vici Kid, and Il Az
Fatent Leather Choice. ."i.fJ
The Washington times., 1902-08-03

Boys and Children's Straw Hats. all
ere included in two lots; Yacht Hats
and Sailors; staple styles and latest i'm
ported novelties. Those worth up TO
81. for 39c. These worth up to 81. IQC
for Observation-Disclosures. ~
The Washington times., 1902-08-03

Ladies Black Vici Kid aud Patent
Leather oxfords and Patent Leather
Lace Shoes; heavy or light soles:
broken sizes; Have been selling 81 M
up to S2. Choice. 'i.OV
Misses and Chiidrens Black and Tan
Eici Kid and Patent Leather Button
and Lace Shoe5. Strap Slippers. Oxfords
and ColonialS, newest shapes. TIC
Regular price $3.50 a pair. Choice. ~
Boys and Youths Black and Tau Vici
Kid and Patent Leather Lace Shoes.
solid soles: broken sizes. Regu-
lar price has been So a pair. 81 IN
choice VI .JU
The Washington times., 1902-08-03
StoCk=Taking Discoveries
In Mems Coats and Pants

Mems Separate Bicycle Coats: fine
Scotch Cheviots. left from Bicycle Suits
that sold up to sl5. Broker - m
sizes. Choice e...................' L.VV
Mems Fancy Flannel Coats. only six
of them. left from Two-piece Suits;
sizes 40 TO IS. Worth So. Sy fln
Choice. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 'VV
Mems White Duck Pants. some with
turn-up bottoms; others plain; slightly
soiled from handling; worth Sl.50 iSC
q pair. Choice. ...................f ~
The Washington times., 1902-08-03
All the Straw Hats Are in One Lot

This regular Sea usual clearance that the first of
August What Straw Hats hand sacrificed regardless of
what they worth what they have been selling for The Panaas
NOT nclued-but all the Hats ae-Sennee Man Mack
Canons and the Split Bads Stiff Brms and Soft Bms;
Fedoas and Panama shapethe and the SIS we'll
The Washington times., 1902-08-03
Camp Zeigle-'s Location.

Just where Camp Zieglcr was located
we do not know, but from what Bald
win says it is evident that the party
proceeded no further northward. Ac
oording to the plan mapped out before
railing. the party would remain in
winter camp until the advent Of spring.
when. taking advantage of the breaking
of the ice, a dash would be made for
the pole along the string OF islands.
which extend tc an unknown distance.
The expedition would necessarily be
equipped with both sleds and boats to
cross the lance of water between the
islands.
In all probability, the ice was found
by Baldwin 10 he mere broken in June
than he had anticipated. and entirely
too much SO for further advance As
result, he probably retired across the
The Washington times., 1902-08-03

Mems Fancy Lislc and Cotton Half
Hose: fast colors; scattering sizes.
Regular price has been soc pair 1SC
NHoIce ..''.'..-'... ......-.........-
Mems Fancy Polka Dot SILK Four-in-
Hands: latest effects and newest fad.
Regular price has been soc. 1SC
Mems Fancy Silk Four-in- Hand
Scarfs. broken lots. including many dif
1crent colorings and patterns.
fsGieol fs6%lsr ol.......l price has been a5o. 124c
Mems Fancy Web Susponders, with
elastic ends; only a few pairs left.
Regular price has been 25c a 11lC
pair. Choice. tL2
Mems Leather Belts; latest widths
and buckle mountings; odd and end
lengths Regular price has been 1910
e5c. Choice. IL2
The Washington times., 1902-08-03

Mems Striped Wash Suits.
Two patterns of Blue-stripcd Wash
Suits: three-piece Suits (coat pants,
and vesD; in all sizes up to 3S chest
measure; but meme larger. Cool as Crash
end will hold their shape even better.
Well made and correctly cut. The
regular price OF these c. 1c
We're going TO cut that "
right in half to close O@O
them out. Choice.
Mems MOhair Coats and Vests, broken
sizes, but in variety of colors.
Regular price has been s.. 81 m
tuOiCt'
Mems All-Silk Separate Coats; striped
effects; ideal for street or house wear.
Regular price has been So. S3 M
CNOlCc'.
The Washington times., 1902-08-03
Choice is Unre- S0C
StriCted for OOS

Boys Crash Caps. Golf and Long,
visor styles; regular prices kave sc
been 25c and soc. Choice. ........ ~
Boys Wool Crash Outing Hats; IN
lined and very cool and comfortable;
broken sizes. Regular price has Doc
The Washington times., 1902-08-03

Mems Striped Flannel Pants; slightly
soiled from handling; a small lot 81 15
of regular S2.55 Pants. Choice. ' ~
Mer's Wool Bicycle Pants; some
bloOmer and others with golf cuffs.
stylish patterns; worth 81 and 81 5nC
Il pair Choice e.....................oV ~
Mems Wool Bicycle Pants. the finer
grades, in both styles-bloomer and
golf; worth $3.50 to 81 a pair. 81 IN
I AiOiNt-
Mems Striped Office Coats: Just very
few, in scattering sizes. Regular g Su
price has been $3.50. Choice. b.. .JU