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The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-18

MF. o. X. BuckhOut. Member Ma
tIonaI Association for Prevention Of
Consumption and other forms of Tu-
bercuIoSis, of which the Prince Of
Wales r. President and King Ed
ward VII f. Patron.
Offer Antfduturn Tubc-cyIoSe as the best
remedy Tor CONSUMPTION known tn man II
vRl cure any case where death IS not AZ '.tA I
bring comfort Ny treatment. while powerful
IN its action In destroying tuborcle bscill. is
mild and harmless the luGiylG dual. being a
wonderful rerUnstruCt0r or tissues which Sped
IIy brings health and yiEor- Hundred 4s 'i cured
cred themselves hopeless. nave written me
Tuberculose I want you 20 Try a. SHOW this
sdvertisement 10 your friends. ! want every
body TO know that q cure has AZ last been
found Telegraph or write me- today. 1fv u
page book is fun II valuable ~ ~f,rnario Tor
cousumptives. Also sent free q. X. Buck
hout i IS Buckhouc building. Kalamazoo.
Mich
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-18

-argcss makers of good shoes in the world.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-01-01
Dir hrinrutr Dunsfrun.

> ran (Sum 9ieniiulaos
gen, bas Senfter pub): r@sben Sic
fi9 Dor, Gina, bab Sic nid)t aus benz
Seniter i~tiiraen. 8ebenten sic bas
nnsliid-penn sic ldipere Yerion
eSSemano auf ben &opf fanen."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-01-01

0is umdneli6fte 9 ii b n e
Der Melt tit Die Der @rpben Oper in
gariS. sic miBt 100 SUB in Der
8reite, 200 SUB in Der Siefe unb 66
SUB in Der 6Dbe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-01-01
Gin bfQt0eS Setm.

SD babe l4OO Nder eanb i'm Comm Wua.
moob gu perfaufeh, weldes id serne NIT
beuti6en Samilien beiieoelt baben mo&e.
Das sanae 9anb If portrefaid gum SebanG
9eei9net unb cine Meile BON Der ct. &ofa=
Rir6e selesen. Der Sobeu 1T idwer uus
fradtbar- .Slad 9oam1 unb bat cine lebmi=
&C uuterlose. @uf bieier 9anbesfldde befu=
Bet iid pieles @i6en: uue @iieubols. OGs
9ano mir nur an Oeutide fir SIS per adG
aufwarts u~erfauft, pon Deldem bic SdIfe
te anbe3abl1 werben muB, Der &eit fauu u
abi9lass3ablunsen, lie mad seliebeu in Is
Oiele &elssenbeit it cine 10 quite, pie Re
pobl ME wiebe' in Stearns county 9ebot@
wiro. User INNER iid Elm sutes Seim u1tsr
10 siinffiser Sebinsuusen anidafen NIL,
weuoe iid m
Senrp Ytenfe,
4g=1i Sreeport. Wtluu
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-01-01
MOti3 fir Sebanflt;ens.

Gs wirb hermit betonut ssmadt. baB best
Stabtrata pom ct. Wartin. 9 earns Co.,
Utinu., elm ldliftlides @eiub einserei&t
uub in meiner Office binterle9t wurbe. Ia
weldem BON ~nad9enannier Yerion an ben,
betreffenoen 81 pc nm SdanflSeus fir bas
mt Dem II. Sanuar 1908 ablaufenbe SSsSr
nadqeiudt mirb.
Srans &eae r in etnem 24x4S NaS
sroBen. einem Stod boben auf Der SB gGe
pon 90 /. 90 / pom Se:tiou 35, Eouse
fbip ia, 8laiie 80 seleaemeu gebdnbe MT
front nub Siibmefen Gi9entbum ses Sra.
Setnri1 Qoosbrod. @enanntes @eiu1 NTH
pom Stabtratb am 10. S.nuar 1908 erSrtert
uub barber beitimmt merben.
Saeob 0iebri9s. srna,,s
Sno. BIonisen.
ct. Wartin, ben Is. DECEMBER, 1902. 3.3
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-01-01
M9n-A lctho0fn.
Sic strt. wie elm tadtiaer 1afdbenoieb teln
,.0eiMaft" betreibt.

Sic Mrt. wie elm tadbtiasr aafhenoieb teta
..@eidaft" betreibt.
Der burb tntereHante 8erDffents
it3unseu aus bem 8ebtet Der prat@
fifteen &riminalifiif betannt 9eporbene
profeNor fir 0iterret1if6es StrafreGt
an Der beuti9en lniberittdt in prag
Or. Sans G'rpB bat Dol &uraem einen
v2eitfaoen fir Seamte bes PDlioei@
unb Observation-Disclosures" beraussesez
Cen. Gem Ibidnitt nSiebitabl" emf
nebmen mir bic na6folsenoen 8emers
'fungen Des Mutors iiber Sai6enbiebz
itu6l: Sas NeuBere bes eGten Saidens
biebes 1T ltets beaeidnenb, er iiebt be
Der, anltdntis, pieQeidt ipsar elegant
aus. benn bat er bas Mni eben zines be-
oentltden Menf9en. 10 furhtet Sc
bermann feline NGbe unb er tOmmt au
feinem T., @sf1dft." @eiter bat er pers
bdltnibmGbis poblgepflegte, our6 feline
Mrbeit sebGrtete, lange, i4male Sdnbe.
bic meiitens bur9 Sett, gaieline, Glpz
GERM unb bergleiden pei9 uno sez
f1meibig erbalten pcroen. Senn bat
CT feline fol-en 9dnbe, 10 mub er iid
einem anberen @eperbe autpenben, er
taust ni9t gum Saf9snhieb. Sn Ger
9tegel fGut audi auf bab an feinen
9dnben Der Mittelfinser nidt peient@
li9 ldnser lit ais bic atpet bena9bars
ten Singer (3sissz unb &in9finser).
Sies brau9t er beim r96eeremaz
den." Man iast, baB erfabrene 5az
{henbiebe einem MnfGnger MIR bann
gu ibrem @eperbe 1atben, penll er
SGnbe bon Der eenannten 8ei6offenz
beit befibt. SIT man i'm 3peifel, O6
Elm 8erbGGtiser Elm Sai6enbieb tit
oOer ni9t. 10 a6te mon auf bic Nus
bilbung ieiner linfen 9ano: lit er Elm
rEi9tiger," 70 tann er Die linfe 10 be-
niiben pie bic re6te; er tit tetn nSintsz
bdnber," ionbern oas, mas Der 2atsiner
einen Mmbeterter nannte, Elm Mteni6,
Der 1oSuiaeen apei redte 9dnOe bat,
benin er tann es ft9 bGuftg nt6t ous@
iu9en, bon pel6er Seite er Iid Dem
Spfer naben miro, unb mub baber
beibe Sdnbe sleia a~ussebiloet baben.
ga bies gepDbnli9 nidt let6t porz
tommt, 10 1T bas 3eiaen ni9t glei4s
eiltis. SsibftDeritdnbli9 trGgt Der
ridtise Sai9enDieb peber Stod UNI
Sdirm no9 9anbf6ube.
Sas Wi9tigite fir ben Saidenoiebz
ftnhl lit bas 4blenten Der Nufmertiams
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-01-01
&eue Wrtat Northern 0olbprsis= Etr.
rutts fir 0eifli9e.

Ole neuen 6aIbpreis : Yermits fir Die
@eifliden. wel6e unsefabr gu bleier 3eit
uon Der 8reat Jtortbern Sabus,iehidaft tkr
eas Sabr 19 3 ausseitsut 10 rOen, iinb faf
auf ieoer { abu weitltd BON @bt;aso siiltis.
Sie iino gut au' allen Sabneu 3wiid n ct.
Raul unb Sbica9o besgle den aud an aaeH
Sttedeu Der Grams continental Nlioci tion.
Mir bieien Yermit wirb cine Soroeruns pen
81 90 9emabt. nnb vi plifations Slants
fonnen bon aqen a9enten Der @reat 9tsr=
tbern eabnqeieuldatt besoseu we,ben.
.. 81 Neibe, 8. :. @bitnep.
I9ent, Sen. Haii. & Sdt ast.,
4=2t ct. Gloub, Winn. ct. Raul, Wtnu.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-01-01

&au6enbe e duttiuDel
Sn Der beutihldnhiid,cn pih>Aaaiiht
3eiti6rift mSduic Hro Geten' t.,
Gin Qebrer feline 8eobodtunNen tc,i,s
lif Der lInTitte bes Ia-Gsns Hn:e'
&irbern isines S6uliprenGels nit
gr i6liebt babel pDllio b~ieienigsn s&tnz
Der aus, Die nur bier uRo Ga cine Nieife
ober Gigarre in ben Wiuno Feten. nm
gu probiren, pie es f1medt. Bei leiz
ner unteriuduns tamen MIR ioIGe
Ginber in 8etracAt, neid1s cine Pfcife
po1 Sobof pber cine Gigorre 81 Gnte
rauGsn, obne lille Splqen gu peripii=
rem. Sabei ftelte ii6 heruus. boB in
ben 5pei unteriten &lafen, Die BON
Gnaben I'M Otter ppn 5 Bis Z Sobren
bsIu6t tperben, 9 .3Dglinge BFdife unb
Gigarre raudten; in ben amei fol9en@
ben &loHer-Snaben pDn 7 bis 10
Sabren-fonb er II Hou6er. in cen
beiben hDhften &lafen-&naben pon
10 Bis ID Sabren-9 &aud)er; 5ufams
men fomit 80 &au6er oner so proz
gent auer 3Dglinge, beren @eIammtz
sabl SO betrdgt. Nnoere 2ebrer mo6z
ten dbnlide geobodtunsen; tie beraz
then iber geeisnete MaBre9eln, nm benz
uebel gu iteuern.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-01-01
observation-disclosures

Dame; uMpllen gle eigentltd
niemaIs beiratben, 6srr 81ron9"-
8 0 n: vMomte Idpn; 1T abe,
furhtbar f9iper, fir mid tsiIere 9Glft'
all finben."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-01-01
Seoe Nrt pom Ou1en ut MOOT
aur unnatirli6, 1onbern aud aefdbr=

tur unnatiirlid, ionbern aud sefdbr=
Ltd. Was es &eudbu item, 8rdume,
Elm 5uiten ~selesentlid elmer pl6tslt=
den grtdltuns, droniider 9uiten,
gntainbuns Der 9uft,0breu ODER aitb:
mo iein. Oiele uerldiebenen 9uiten,
obsleid sefdbrlid, fOnnen iammtlid
ourd Or. Nusuit &0niss hamburger
Bruit Ebee sebeilt merben, menn Der
lelbe Bel 3eiten ansemenoet mirb. Sn
Serbinbuns bamit werte man ct.
Sacsbs Del duBerlih on benz Gals
unb benz oberen Sell Der 8ruit on.
Gin girfular, beirefenb Or. Iu
luft &0niss hamburger BruhsGbee
It INN iebe Nlaide 6amburaer Eropfen
unb ct. Sacobs Oel Sewidelt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-01-01
3tntrr Dir:,.iutttGE1r1l.

nMas mo5it Oh jebt. M}aris, felt
benz 9u obne SteL(En9 biFt!"- sd
eebe meme 9efommeIten 3eusaiiIe hers
1u5."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-01-01
halhe EHh,&p.

&t4ter (5ur 4ngeflasten, cine,
alten Sun9fer): $50 iasen Sic mi,
bod i4on enblib einmal tpte alt 81,
inb!"-n&9, 5err Gi9ter, i9 min e.
ia, aber i'd bite, Gle 8eantportune
oteier Srase mir Bel Der 8emefuns bel
@trafe uls Miloerunssgrunb an3ureb.
men,"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-01-01
E,ast de >Oa SOns, tha M nmsr Gekaui Hal
::..," &MAZZM

tett Des gu SeiteblenDen. Gscamoteur,
Sai9enbieb uno Saf9enipteler baben
bas Cine eemeiniam: fe tpifen: tpenn
man beoba9tet pirb, tann man gar
ni1ts @ebeimes tbun, tpenn bic Mufs
%mertfamteit abgelenft lit, aber ONES.
9ieriber belebrt uns Der G%rfteenannte
am beiten, unb lie be;ben Mnberen
MAIDEN es ou6 ni9t onbers. Ser So
f9enbtsb itieblt alio, penn etpas Snz
terefiantes auf Der StraBe los TT, tuenn
bas Spfer geraOe einen StuB befpmmt,
tpern Der .@%iienbubngait ben S9alter
perldbt, unb fait ale Der pielen Siebz
itGble i'm Strabburser Miniter ee@
i4eben in benz @ugenblide, in Dem Der
6obu an Ger beriibmten l1br frGbt.
Sas etgentlidbe Steblen seidiebt aus
nabmslos NIT Der pielgenannten
rSdeere"; bierbei gilt es, bic 9anb
70 16mal unb lang ols mOslt9 gu
MAIDEN, um lei6t unb ttef e~tnortngen
gu tInnen; r%eselmdbtg piro Der
&iifen Der Sanb sesen ben &Drper bes
Spfers gebalten uno Die Saf9e bonn
&Drper abeeaogen, UNI ben &Drper ni6t
su beriibren. @s gibt Spei 5ormen
Der S9eere: entpeber lpirb Der 9auz
men eingeiGlasen unb bic 8Drie nit
Der Spite bes britten unb pterten Sim
gers gepadt; ober es piro 9aumen,
Dierter unb finfter Singer einsei9laz
gen unb bann NIT Der Spite bes apeiz
ten unb britten Singers gefabt. @el9e
Torm Der Dieb pdblt, bdngt bapon
ab, tpel6er Singer an ieiner 9anb ldnz
ger 1T: tit Der 3insfinger a~nndbernb
10 lang pie Der Mittelfineer. 10 itieblt
GA al
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-01-01
kof + Pammerfen,
gisentbimer be.
E~letSdbmarfteS an s. Qtoe. fiib:
Itcb nnb 8. Moe. nGrblicb.

Niir bic Oreidiaiion baben mir namentiid
oafiir 9eirr9t. bas ben Oreidern orbentiids
Wabl3eiten bereitet merben fonnen. Oa be,
umias BON Nleiid bel uns elm grocer III. it
1T bic Nusuabl on Sletidiorten fir bic
Sreid3eit cine aussaeidnete. unb es wirb
iih besablen. namentlid mdbreuh bteier Nar'
merseiddftsSeit bel uus uorsuipreden. Waa.
rem gut, Gretie m6sli1t niebris, 8ebieuuns
reeQ. 80
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-01-01
Cfagt die Ulo S0fte. 0e if 'llf16f Gekau
: s:::; ZMNzZw

er nad) Der erlgendnnIen 6Dr7n, III Del
,Seigeftnger ldnger, 10 nGblt er Gle
3peite Torm. Siderer tit Die erits,
ipeil Bel ibr Die 9ano etpus idmaler
unb bic sanae 9eitalt glatter ptrp,
aber bei cen meiiten 2euten 1T Der
Gingfinser gu iapa6, UNI felt paden
gu f0nnen, uno sepadt muB i4on perz
BEN, penn Die 8Drie erit apiiden ben
Spiben lit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-01-01
E(nuliidslih1e 40 q

r!Seute, liebes Srauden, 1T es serabe
Elm Subr. baB mir perbeirathet iinb;
besbalb pplen mir CUR Seter bes Sos
ses in's Sbeater. Sd babe Die Bill
let's f9on beforst." -nWie nett BON
Dir! Mas tperben mir benin ieben?"-
Gin moberness Srauerfptel!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-01-01
GtupHnHlid,

DER: rDas 1pri9t oenn
Der papaeei fir Elm &auberipelif, Dag
fein MenfE periteben fann9"-p 70.
feffor: r8itte iebr. bas lit afr.
rti6; tn btefer Sprade babe ih i'm
nit unenbii6er Miibe cinise SGbe BET,
aebrdGt!!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-01-01
3trl1ra pom Grrr-:iTitanHa.

& / II , + nm: ygeruhen
9obeit 81 beuerten, wie berrlt9 beute
Der W%sprgenitern erftrabIt!"-S ere
niimus: nIb-bm-i9aoe, bab
er einen 10 iibiiGen Namen bat"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-01-01
Jutulrr Rr,,1e;S.

uSSn Sbren %einfomen Coit5of per=
liert iiG nobl ielten ell Srsmber?"
% bite iebr-eben 1T lpisDer elmer
abgefabren!-5Oren Sic, Do btiten
f6impft er np9i"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-06-12

The amended articles OF incorpora-
tion OF the Arizona Mining and De.
yelopment company OF Oklahoma City
were filed in the cffico OF Secretary
Crimes today. The capital stock OF
the corporation is s1,0OO0OO. with the
following Incorposators; e. G. Jones,
G w Patrick, T L. Conger, w. p.
Conger Of Oklahoma City. end H. w.
Whitney OF St Louis. Mo.
The Masons Alliancs Of Oklahoma
City. with the following incorporators:
c. +. Colcord o. ID. Halsell, J
Threadgin. w W Braswell, A. H.
Classen. w j. Pettee and j. c.
Hughes, all Of Oklahoma City
Notarial commissions were issued
to the following;
Jasper Mess'more Of Clinton. Custer
county
J. e. woodrome OF Guymon, Beaver
county.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-06-12
Startling esiasnee.

Fresh testimony in great quantity is
coming In, declaring Dr.
Kings New Discovery for consumption
Coughs and Colds to be unequaled A
recent expression from T. j. MeFar-
land, Bentorville, va, serves as ex.
ample He writes y had Bronchitis
for three yeare and doctored all the
time without being benefited Then |
began taking Or. Kings New Discov-
cry, and a few bottles wholly cured
me" Equally effective N curing all
Lung aud Throat troubles. Consump-
ton, Pneumonia and Grip, Guaran-
teed by F. B. Lille and Co, druggists.
Trial bottles free. regular sizes soc
and 81 100.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-06-12

Industrial Commissioner Innis Hop
kins is in receipt Of a letter from
President d. r. Francis Of the Louisi-
ana Purchase exposition ia answer to
a letter sent him severcl days ago ex-
tending Mr.. Francis In invitation to
be present at the wild west carnival.
Tho letter IS as follows:
Dear Sir Your letter Of the goth
of May just received. ] trust the car
nivcl to be held in your city on the
third and fourth will be in every way
successful and gratifying The invi-
tation SO cordially extended to my
self to attend and participate was
much appreciated, but I found myself
compelled to decline same as my du-
ties and engagements in connection
with the exposition will not admit of
my being away from ST. Louis at the
time of the festivities you have ar
ranged.
Thanking you for your kind and
friendly expressions, ] am,
Yours truly,
D. r. Francis, Pres.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-06-12

Secures the Next Convention o. the
Funeral Decorators Association.

w. X. Patterson has returned from
Oklahoma City where he has been
attending convention OF the Terri
torial Funeral Decorators association
which has been .in session in that city
the past two days. The association
adjourned late yesterday afternoon
after selecting Guthrie as the next
meeting place and the election of Of
ficers Of the association. which re-
suited as follows:
r. S. Robinson. Oklahoma City,
president
L. E. Prall, Oklahoma City. vice
president
w. X. Patterson. Guthrie. second
vice president.
l.. M DSlde. Saltwater, secretary.
T. e Smith. shawnee. treasurer
Delegate 10 national convention, 4
S Robinson.
Alternate TO national convention. c
S. Fowler, Perry.
- r. Coffey, Pavnee, sergeant az
arms
The following committees were ap.
pointed
Le keon-L. v Ford. Edmond;
w n. Patterson, Guthrie; II. L..
ovcrton, Duncan, ~ w. e.
Shields, Elk City, and J.. p, Wisner
Sulphur
Executive-Earl Boaz, Weatherford
c. b Bowker. Tonkawa, and L. p.
Coffey Pawnee.
Finance-O l.. Hendricks. Tukon
George stell Wcatherford. and r A
Duell. Oklahoma City
Membership Omar Fritterer Sui
phur; w. Fields. Saltwater. and c..
r. Nickersen, Bridgeport.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-06-12
That Throbblna Aeadaehe.

Would quickly leave you. if you
used DR.. Kings New Life Pills. Thou
sands of sufferers have proved their
matchless merit for Sick and Nervous
Headaches. They make pure blood
and build up your health. Only 2S
cents, money back il not cured. Sold
by F. B. Lille and Co. druggists.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-06-12
Q Q Q Q . Q Q Q Q Q Q . Q Q oo .
o o
o COMMERCIAL CLUB NOTES. O
O O
Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q 60 Q

Chairman Severns Of the carnival
committee announced today that the
contracts had been closed with seven
brass bands to be here the two days
Of the wild west carnival. One hun
dred cowboys have agreed to enter
the roping contests.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-06-12
CITY HALL NEWS NOTES.

Our business is increasing stead
iiy," said Mershal Reynolds this
morning as he removed a $50 gold
piece from his pocket
City Attorney end Mrs, Hopburu0
have moved TO the Mcclure home ON
East Washington avenue
The street paving is being delayed
due to the non.errival Of several car
loads OF cement.
In police court this morning 3. L.
Stephens. Joe Kelley AMI T Kinney
plead guilty to the charge Of drunk
enness and were fined the customary
$40, Bertha RCherts and Carrie
Fornes plead guilty TO street Walking
and were given ten days in the city
jail
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-06-12

No man can pick out the three
greatest men on earth when they all
think there is only one.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-06-12

Shake into your shoes Aliens Foot
Ease, a powder. It cures Chilblains,
Frostbites, Damp, Sweating, Swollen |
feet. At all Druggists and Shoe Stores,
25c.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-06-12

In Cuba sixteen tons of cane yield
one ton of sugar; in Peru It requires
only 1914.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-06-12
A canaan cure Eor chIIbIaIns.

D. r. Francis, Pres.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-06-12


Men S fine calf gloves with gauntletts $l.00
values, Bankrupt Sale price Roc
E. & W Collars 25 cent values lnn
Bankrupt price lOC
Mems fine fur hats. al shapes Famous
price, $3.50. $l75 & 500, All go OQo
in this great slaughter sale, each OOC
Union made overalls. S5c and 81 90 REo
values. Slaughter price SOC and OOC
Heavy union made Denim ovcralls without
bibs. 80 and 75c values, O0o
Slaughter sale price OOO
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-11-29
Munyon's Witch Hazel Soap
SHOULD BE USED
BY YOUR BARBER

corded this season 1.-The Toreador'' is
said TO be most gorgeous scenic and Co.'S
tune production. The dozens OF pxetty
girls. in many changes Of radiant cos
tunes, present most colorful and ami
mated pictures. The piece Is said to be
full of bright melodies. capital songs,
typical hits and daehiEg choruses. and
the musical side Of this clever production
is as attractive as its comic story and
humorous complications are entertaining
The sensational comedy drama, MAN to
Mar which was presented last night at
the Crawford is one of the kind which
never fails to please an audience, and to
say that all who attended this perform
ance were pleased was most certainly
proved by the number Of encores each act
received. While this play has several
murders and many vilianish plots there
is just enough comedy to liven the sad
parts. ceorge Whitman as Bud Hen
rims, farmer chore boy, and Eolise
Davis. as "Cissy'' Simple, house maid.
were favortes, and in this kind of comedy
would be hard to equal The specialties
introduced throughout the show were ex-
ceIlent, especially one by little Nellie and
Willie Helm, who were the best child
actors ever seen here. In the singing of
Dutch song little Willie Helm represent
ed the fat dutchman in way which cap
tivated the audience. and with such re-
markable voice as little Nellie Helm
possesses this specially received encores
until these little people were tired out.
The next attraction Jacob Lifts presents
''1n Old Kentucky"
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keIso School Notes

Although the Juvenile club was not as
well attended as usual those present en-
joyed the exercises very much. Ivan
Wright acted as president and Ella Milt-
ner as secretary. After the usual drills,
solos were played by Martha Nevling,
Ella Miltner and Ivan Wright.
The Senior club meeting was highly en-
joyable. Miss Fern Husey made several
suggestions in reference to the social
part of the meetings, which met with the
unanimous approval of all present. The
responses to roll call were incidents in
the life Of Handel Many points of inter-
est were discussed. The sight reading
was entered into with spirit and enthus-
iasm. This ensemble practice is OF I'M
told benefit.
The delsarte drill caused much merri-
ment, the movements being quite difficult
Solos were played by Miss Bessie Hick-
man ana Miss Lydia Bolton. A duet by
Misses Fern Husey and Flora Hartt
1t was decided to make the work of the
club more diversified by reading and dis
cussing some book or play. Shakespear re s
AS You Like tt was selected for the
frs study.
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(! for the Choctaw. Oklahoma and Gull
| railroad branch of the Rock Island.
Inns. M. w. Buckner. after inspecting
{ the Relief Corps at wellington. went to
| Mt. Hope yesterday to inspect the loca
corps at that place. She reports The Wei
! linston corps in fine shape and expects
| &c, find the one at Mt. Hope likewise.
Miss Tom McCanless. Mrs. Pearl Fet-
tiers. Miss Ona Turner. who have been
visiting Miss Fanny McCanless at Sle
South Lawrence avenue and also attend
ing the teachers convention returned
last evening to their homes in South
Haven.
Mrs. James II. Black gave a dinner par
ty on Wednesday, evening. Her gusts
were Mr. and Mrs. Edward Vain. Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Vail of Michigan City. Ind,
Mrs. S. McRoberts of Chicago, Mr.. and
Mrs. R. p. Murdoch and Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard Case.
One of the social events of the past
week was the Thanksgiving matinee at
Hartmans dancing academy. About six
ty couples participated and they reported
q most enjoyable time. The music was
heartily enjoyed and encored repeatedly.
Mrs. Bamberger had charge of the music.
The Milan lodge of the N. W. A gave
banquet and ball in their hail at Milan
Wednesday evening which was attended
by the Anthony, Argonia. Harper and
wellington lodges of the NJ. W. A. Music
for the occasion was furnished by Prof
Sanford's dance orchestra consisting of
five Instruments