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The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-02-11
A Good Beginning.

ThA first month of the new year furnishes e1scuinetpn statement pleasing to this publica- ticn, indicating that new friends and new read CTS are constantly being added to its endless list of admirers. So grows Alabama so grows rhs Advertissr-onward and upward.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-02-11
Chas. Il. HOpsOn, A. R. l. B. A.
 Architect and ..,StructuraI Engineer.

SELMA, ALA.
 Plans, specifications and estimates prepared for all kinds of buildings. alterations. addi- tions, etc. Buildings supervised during con- struction. Twenty-three years experience in Boston, Washington and in Europe.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-02-11
The Advertisers Telephones:

A3vorf1xfnG Department ................sss.s.ool
 Bus1naes offics and Circulation Dspt......<SV City Udttors Rooms. s..........................I If
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-08-04

tieflter irno oufribtieiter Meite &c.
hrod1cn iei nnb tie ibren Srieoen
oarin iilfc, bas groBe llnreht, 10 piel
wie m0glia 81 iiibnen.
Gs gelong 5por nift, bas tiefuur.
5elnOe Mibtrauen bcs alten Waribaa
gan5 81 beiieeen, aber err er,pies iid)
cod Den Gpriteauugen ieiner S1De.
tier niht rll5uedngIih. n@ebe @ott,
Dob mir uls niht td,liben!" i6lob
er Die llnterbaltung.
Ger @inter ueiete ieiuem gnbe su;
Die itiirmiid)en Wdrataae per~fiinoeteit
ben nabenben SritbIing. Gines
Ibenos eridien cine 9ame aft Der
Sbiire beg alien Smiies unb fragile
nah ser @pbnung Scr. WaribalT's.
sd babe feinen Mniprub duf
Sbre @aiifreunbid,aft", iagte iie elm
tretenb, oaber eine Wlitter bat oas
&ed)t, bas 9rob ibrer So6ter 81 BE.
iud,en, uno bas Seim, in Dem tie &c.
itcrben lit. Mir bieie CUNT an ge.
Dabren, bariim bittet elm aerfnirihtes
Ser5."
Gs tpar Wrs. geGenger. - iebo6
bon Der i~tolScn Srail, Die ebemals
bier gepeieH, 10 perihieoen, baB Die
Gomilie tie faum piebererfannte.
Sros Der porbergegansenen Wittbei-
lltngen @alter's NOR bie tief einge.
nllr8elte @einutg seeen Die Wutter
Scr 8eritorbenen i'm Tarmbauie niht
aebroGen poroen, uno crit ibr per-
ionlides Grifeinen permofte BEL iei.
men gepobnern bic lteber5eus,lng
berpor5urufcn, bab MilSe, Sreuno.
lidteit lfilO Sanftmutb ben alien
Sodmutb perhrdnet batten. Na-
mentli6 Glen eegeniiber be8eigte lie
cine inniae 9iebe uuO MnbGusli6feit,
bie BON Dem @1oden bolb nno boil.
itInoig errpioert ipuroen. Mrs.
geIengcr blteb langere 3eit in Der
fleinen SamtIie; bic &ube oes ein.
lomen Suuies tbat ibr mcbl, unb Sas
frarfe Wao6en batte ibr Ser5 &c.
monnen. gines Cages, als ole Eel.
Den pertrauli6 5~uiammeniabeu, oif.
nete Glen Der miitterliten Sreunoin
ibr Ser5 unb ersdblte ibr Die 8e-
ibid)te ibrer 2iebe, meIte bic cite
Game inbes aus benz Wunoe bon
Wrs. SumIauo bereits pernommea
totte.
gisher bate Wrs. geGenoer
@iaiam tets miBtraut; aber Die
Sbatiade, baB er Die 2ie6e zines 10
reinen @elens, mie GLEN Sotplano.
10 iaminerlid miBbrau6t uno betro.
gen bate, loidte aud Den lesten
Sirnfen bon natiirliher Suneigung
an tbrem gnfel.
&ddD swei Woden ihieb AIRS.
@elenser nit Dem 8eripreben, balo
piecer5ufommen. Gle .febrte nad)
SEEM glorf suriid, tpo iie baIo Elm @e.
riid,t erreibte, bas Die oornebmen
areiie i6on felt ldngerer Seit be.
ibaftigte, ilno bas Giaiam 9euenger
nno Die idDne Settle Graham als
@erlobte beseidnete.
Is -. - n. H
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-08-04
Cine G~ntbIqmng.

Wtit 9roBem Sntereile perfabm Die
Seem Yorfer @eieuihaft, AIRS. gel.
lenaer babe iib i'm belten S~taOttbcile
Elm Salls gefauft, Das lie nit @ulter
Wariboa bepobne. CAB er einitenS
Ger Saupterbe ieiner 8robmutter iein
pcrOe, war angeiidts Der offenboren
9cpor5usuns, Die iie ibm @iuiam
gegcniiber a~nseoeiben lieb, fiir Sober.
mann 5meifeIlos.
Mn oem ~Qlialpouen SeelenSuitonb
@alter's bate bie auberoroentlihe
Teranoernng in ieinen duBeren Ser.
5dltniiien iubeiien ni6ts 5u anSern
permcht. Sein %ge5mungenes Ser.
balten gegeniiber Settle mar ebcr
nod idpieriger als ertrGgIi6er &c.
moroeu, neil bel ieiner iesigen be.
por5lgten geieaihaftiihen Steaung
Settle feline 3uriidbaltung nod
lpeniger oils ieitber au oelten Der.
mohte. Sic Iegte als 8leihaiiltia.
felt ans, mas ibm Die gr0Bte Ser5enS.
quail bereitete, unO trltg nun audi
ibrerieits polle @lei6giiltietcit sur
Sdau. gines Cages, als ibm oas
Ser5 pieber iiberpoI mar, iprad er
nit ieinsr @roBmutter iiber Settles
eisentbImlides 8eien; tie iei segen
ale liebensmiirbig MIR gegen i'm
fiibl nnb suriidbaIteno. Mrs. geI.
lenger tbeilte linn nun 10 5art mie
meglih NIT, mas bon Glen ibr mar
anpertraut poroen. Sn gere6ter
gntriiituna iiber @iQiam's Gdur-
ferei rief @alter:
Ser Glenbe! Or bat NIT gqen's
Ser5 MIR geipielt; benn niemals
cotte er baran, lie 81 beiratben. ltnS
einen iold)en Neniden siebt Settle
alien Mn0ern ror."
rSu urtbeilit in Der grregima
unb oarrm 51 pcreilig. @er iagt
henu, DAB Settle @iliam h~enorsuat2
Sat Seiiie ni6t piel mebr urfade,
iiber &ernaGlGiiiqung Icinerieits gu
flaeen3 @arum nGberlt Su Did
uid)t ibr, tparum tauidt SIR gud
rift aus?"
.@roBmltter", ertpioerte Walter,
mo cine SbrGne a~itterte in ieincm
Muge, lid babe periproden, niht cher
su Seiiie @rabam bon meiner 9iebe
81 iprcden, bis Ser Sleden allsge.
iilat lit. ben bas llnoIiid meines
Batter auf meinen Namen eelegt bat.
@ie es ideint, miro oos ME seideben.
ulo besbalb muB id ifbpeigen nnb
lie einem anbern iiberlailen. SD
miirbe mein Sdidial jebo6 leihter
ertrasen fonnen, tperiu niht seraoe
Wi1iam Ser @eporauate ware; oenn
ib wiinidte Settle gliidlih al ieben.
er ober lit Elm S6urfe. 9ieber iGbe
it Settle toot, als an Der Seite bieies
Wenid,en."
n@ertraue auf @ott, @alter. lei
Elm Wam unb per5ase nibt!" tr6itete
ibn oie alte Game.
Iuf Dem Establishment fcno
@alter ipdter einen Brief ieineS
@robpaterS Dor, ser linn mittbeilte,
er miiiie, iid iebr beeilen, penn er
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-08-04

slitaenblif. Sein beIieres seiblt
mabntc i'm, bas idl1nolide Spiel,
hos er trieb, auf5ugeben, oas ilillae
Utaoden, oas er 10 grauiam getduibt,
6n troitcn uno Der @elt auseiaen, tpie
tbeller Tie ibm lei. @ber Die sSllrdht
tor ieinen @ldu6igern lieb i'm nift
oo6u fommen; er mlrmeite: Sd fam
nitlt, ib fom nibt", uilD nit sieiem
GntlhluiIe bate er ictn ShiGial be.
itegelt. Gr ihob ben griei IN Die
Snidle, enti6loiien, oeniel6en Settle
nid)t 5t iiberbriiigen. Sir oen san,
oaB ipdtere @rflGrungen notbig ieir
piiroen, mar er UNI cine IusreSe
nidt perlegen. Snfolge ieiuss Ser.
bdltenS marteten an folgeroen
Wforgen 8alter uno ieine @robntlit-
ter ungeOuloig, aber p~ergebens auf
Settle. 9ie 3eit peritrif, uno &c
muBten obue Die grmartete abreijent
Sic erite Srage bes IeiSenoen
WGohens mar, als 8alter unb ieine
@roBmItter in Die 3roufenitube Gin.
getreten: $50 lit Settle, lie lit nod
mitgefonmcu?"
@olter er5ablte fl,r5, tpie es iidJ
3ugetragen. Or babe Wiaiam ben
Brief Oes 8roBpaters CUR 9eiorgunJ
an Settle gegeben, bieie ober pergeb-
lid bette Ntorgen am 9abnboie er.
martet.
~@iQiom miro Sen @ricf getpiB be,
iorgt hubcn", fliiiterte Die 3rarfe.
v@orum 5oeert Settle Damn nod 90
lie bod weiB, pie iehr i) nod ibr
%pcrlonae?" Sic manote ibr @eIidt
geeen oie @auo uno iueinte bitterli6
iiber Die iheinbnre @lei1giltigfeit
ihrer 6rcunbin, fir nelde lie Elm 10
grobes Spfer gebradt.
y@olter", iagte MrS. SeGenger,
inoem lie i'm BET Seite sog, yes i5t
oof immerbin eiu MiBperltdnontB
m0glid,, uno Settle weiB pieqeidlt gor
niht, mie eS itebt. 0ie lp6re, menn
On ibrem Sater teleeroptiertelt?"
Scfort befolste @alter oieien
Hath, MD am Slbetoe, erbielt Settle
bos Selegromm. Mtt fieberbafter
lln9eOulo erfpartete lie Gen Worgen,
ulo Der 8riib5ug i1on brad)te lie
mad Geerpooo, no tie pom Glen NIT
Subel unb @nt5iiden 6egriiBt puroe.
Gorti rer~ sNffetsrh.)
--rtc- s-.--
CHARTERED 1874.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-08-04
ieine Gouiine gGen nod unter Der
Sebenoen fin6en fpoQte.

feline Gouiine gGen nod unter ben
Sebenoen finben fpoqte.
rGte orme Glen fpridt immerfort
bon Settle uno Wrs. 8eQeneer"
iGrieb @r. WariboG, yuno pieactdt
mill Seine @roBmutter nit Cir fom.
men. Sic i6ien Dos aino 10 gerne
5u boben."
Walter mar enti6loiien, in Ser
Jriile bes anbern Cages ait reiien.
Setn eigenes 9eio peraeiieno, iiber.
legte err, mie er Self benafridtigelt
fonne, uls @iaiam plOsli6 BEL inn
eintrat.
~Se, alter Slnse", risf berlel6e,
~pas feblt Cir? On iiebit ia Der.
piinidt trii6ielig borein."
Walter idaute i'm nit einem faIt
perGdtliden glide or.
ellen, oas Spfer Seiner GGltr.
ferei, liegt TN Sterben!" rief @aIter
Dem glenoen ait, iebes @ort iGorf
betoneno.
rGnen i'm Sterben!" tpieSr6oltc
@iliom unO ianf ihredensbIe1h oui
einen Stubl; er wagte ni1t, Sie 6orte
Heoe @alter's 5u erfpibern; err fannie
lcine Shul0. @alter enpfono cine
gepiiie @enuetbuung, boB Der Glenoe
bod nod niht gan5 unempfiuoli6 iei
geaeriiber Dem l1nbeil, bus er 10 tri-
Dol angerid)tet, nno er fubr bonn
etDas milber fort:
.Sier, &iaiam, lit Ser Brief mel
mes @roBpaters, neIe]er 6ieie
@elbung entbdlt; bringe i'm ilnge.
idumt Settle Graham, Oa glen tie
ned einmal 5u ieben miini6t, mo
iaee ihr, oab meme @robmutter rnb
ih tic moreen gum Sriib5uee an
9dbnbofe erfparten."
Wehaniih eebcrdte @iaiom; CT
fonnte oen @lid @alter'S nidt er4I-
gen nn6 elite hinuits. Nid)t BLOB oie
Hahriht bon Dem Gterben @lten'S
hottc i'm 10 iebr erarifian, Dem Dieie
fam linn ia ni6t mebr aaalt inner.
lpartet, ionhern foIt me5r noa Oer
umitanb, baB @ulter bon ieiner
Shurferei puBte. Sol(ten im leBter
@ugenblide bod nod ane feline GldnC
nereitelt meroen, fir pelhe ieinc
S6lcftigfeit 10 piele Spfer gc6rutt,
fin fpelfe er alle feline beiierr Hei.
autgen getpaltim unteroriidt totte?
Noh einmal s0eerte @iainm e;nen
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-08-04
Wmf benz &ranfenlager.

.@enn Die @IGtter fallen, febre
td wieoer!" bette @iuiam gelanger
p%erfiibreriid benz armen WGb6en Sll-
gefliiitert, beiien Ser3 er gum Spiel.
bad cine fliihtisen 9auue gen.nbt
batte. 9as 2aub in Garten unb
@alo, I'M Sbal uno auf ben Soben
ipar lGnsit oabingepelft.
Glen Soplanb's @anseu muroen
taeliG farbloier, Der ausbrud ibres
@eiihtes INNER ieltiomer, uilb ibr
Experimentation @lif nerrietb cine
innere unrube, welde Niemanb aus
tbrer umgebung Deritano, uno oeren
llriade tie ia AUDI niht perratben
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-08-04
Die 2lmiperftdt polt 2lotre Dauae.
CHARTERED 1874.

9ouhdnbser Guius. III gueratur, 6laMtm, S0ononh mb @etsebi5t. Sour.
uaismnS, 1uma, @iimi9aft, 99armade, Re6tdunoe, enia6e, mebamide wb
9ldrp: eAmit, @rbhenur @rMidr 91rberGtuu9ss uno Gei6dnS GurnS. e ete
3im er fir aQe StuSent.n,w slbc bic Sh5uen pouenbet. bic Sur lumabnei in bic Sopbos
Snmor. or Seiers Sabre irsenb eufrb cpu9iahen 8uIeu bebu9t fmb. Sim,
merb m md BIG Ell Yretis Ell fir StMeuten Ia II Sabre, wetbe bic porbutHnbe
Shoen fir ir9eno emn Der taifi5en Sur En MAIDEN. Sine bibrGnte @nabl prtcfes
ants Gaubibat.n meben m bdonbeeu Ncku ousenomnen proM. St&bparb's
g all bic Smoenannat fir Ruaben unkr 13 Suben, rtenIg III Der GoufduSgfet
itr aushatumg Ger CO. Sdutrmin ipnS am s. September 1903. GSHnt werbu.
8atacse Der anhalt wetoeu gratis ;useiauot om anirase sci: ~
REV. A. MCRRISSEY, C. S. c., President,
Box 24G. Notre Dame, Indiana.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-17
NAS SMALL SENSATION
Baker Court-Martial Slightly
Jared Up
OBJECT TO CAPTAIN P0ORE
Said to Have Made Remarks
Out of Court

Leavenworth, Kan. May 16.-Did Cap
tain Poore. now sitting on the courtmar-
tial board at Fort Leavenworth, made
the remsrk-"All OF the officers who have
failed in their examinations should be
tried Or did he say something 10 that
effect? If so the chances are that Lieu
tenant Baker. now being tried for failure
to pass in three branches in the college
will be able TO get another trial II found
guilty by the board.
Quite a sensation was sprung yesterday
morning when Major Morton. counsel for
Lieutenant Baker, arose and stated that
he had objections 10 Captain POore sitting
on the board for the reason that he was
alleged 10 have made the above remark
or words to the effect Morton said that
Captain PoOre had made this remark IA
rs own home and in the presence OF
Captain Maxey and some ladies OF the
household. he asked that Captain Poore
be removed for this reason and the court
argued the matter for quite while dur
ing which a recess vas taken and the
room cleared Of spectators. the judge ad-
vocate also having TO go out
Major Morton said in regard 70 the re-
mark that witnesses who heard Il could
be summoned. but as they were members
% officers families he would like 10 be
avoided II possible
After a long debate by the other mem
bers il vas deemed advisable 20 send for
a witness 10 ascertain whether or not
Captain Poors had made the remark cred
tied 10 him Captain Marcy vas cent foT
and took the stand He said Re and Cap
tain Poore had frequently talked q the
case OF Lieutenant Baker. but that he
could not remember a. any time 81 Cap
tain Poore making any such remark.
After Captain Nsxey left the stand tbs
court announced that Il would not SIS
tain the objection Of Major Morton ard
Captain Poore was permitted - TeTlsiE
as a member.
The charges ard specification were
read BY Major Merton who arEuei ~
some length OF than lie adra.tte[ fhat
Lieutenant Raksr Eas guilty. @ failing g.
pass three EXAMINATIONS. bat that ~ 30
rot 60 80 through ueE.ecs q dsty- re
said.
1t has beer proved that - srD1ied
during th~ Christmas vacation while
three-foGrsss % TIE Other srcte-ts tcok
advantage ct thc!r vacation
Arganerts e. the case ~e-e hs<rc s=tl
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-17
REPUBLICAN TICKET
For Congressman 7th District
VICTOR MURDOCH
NOTE: Don't forget that tho election Is on
May 26th


Note-Owing to the fact that the
congressional election on May 20 will
be special election, the active, loyal
Republican workers of the district are
requested 10 be Vigiiant and see to it
that Mr.. Murdoch does not suffer
through the dangerous, general over
confidence that his election is as
sured. History has no more notice
able facts than those which prove that
special elections, especially where can
oidates are thought to have ''cinch,"
are always dangerous. Too many of
his friends default in their duty, be-
lSeVing that they are not needed. This
is mistake that has cost many a
good man dearly. MIR. Murdoch is en-
titled to large vote. II will help him
In congress; il will make fer him a
place in the estimation Of the influen-
tai men OF the nation, who watch the
action and influences of constituencies
closely, and hence will make him a
more useful representative of the peo-
pie Of the Seventh Congressional dis
trict. II was never more important
that every friend Of Victor Murdoch
should vote. Fight for him as you
would do if his election was numer-
IealIy close.
CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-17
BONDS.

Sealed proposals will be received until
: O'Clock 2. n. June I, 1915, By d. +.
Morgan. city clerk OF the city Of Hobart.
Oklahoma Territory. for the purchase Of
the following bonds. to-wit.
Fifteen Thousand Dollars Tl5.eo)i
water works bonds Of the city Of Hobart.
consisting u afteen C5} bonds Of one
Thousand Dollars fSl.OD each. numbered
from one 70 fifteen q to -. inclusive,
payable thirty CO. years from date %
issue with option OF Tedeering after ten
G@ years from date. bearing per cent
interest. payable seni-snnuaIiy.
Twenty Thousand Dollars 11afe1
sewerage system bonds % the city q
Hobart. consisting az twenty $50 houdz
q one thousand Dollars 81 l"3 each.
numbered from one 70 twenty q - -.
inclusive. payable thirty Cee years frsm
date q issue. with option 81 retesrniag
after ten Cei years from date. hearing 5
per cent interest. payable serni-snnsiallT
BIDS must b uncootitlonal sSt the
rIsht Is reserved TO reject and and al
Direct bids % T. z. Aorgan. CITY Clerk
q the City OF Hobart. Okiahonna Terri
tory. iss-a
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-17
Twelve Monday Offerings

Just twelve out of the fifty offe
possible by the ample quantities AM
early days of last week. These for
So, 81 AND S. STREET HATS, eec.
Choice of all our Ready-to-Wear Ladies'
Street Hats in our Millinery Department
tomorrow No matter whether the former
price is 81, SO, 81 or SIS, they all go at the
same price. New, Nobby Hats; this sea-
sons styles.
39c UNTRlMMED LEGHoRNS, 14c.
Just seventy-five of those Childrens I'm
trimmed Plain Wide Brim Leghorn Hats,
worth not less than 39c. Buy them to-
morrow at one-third value.
SOC FANCY LEeHoRNs, 23c
One hundred Childrens Fancy Lace Edge
Leghorn Hats worth half dollar at ordin-
airy times While this lot lasts, Monday,
choice at "Twenty-three Cents
$50 AND 81 TRIMMED HATS, 7sc
One hundred Women's Trimmed Hats.
trimmed for this occasion; no two exactly
alike Hats worth $3.50 and $500 each.
Priced for Monday at half and less.
LAcEs AND INSERTIONS AT &c YARD.
5000 yards of Narrow Valenciennes Lace
and Insertion, some in matched patterns,
widths up to l u inches, worth up to SC
per yard Sold only 12-yard bolts.
cHILDRENs HALF HOSE, 12c.
Ten dozen sample pairs of Children's
Half Hose, mostly white with color stripes,
some different coors. Silk, mercerized and
fine cottons Sizes 2 to 8. Values range up
to 35c Monday, II cents.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-17
Professional Penman.

Practical writing taught By mall. pri-
vately or in class. All kinds Of pcnwork
executed 10 order Prof. z w. Van
Kirk. rooms 44s-f5- Biting Block 15s-ltx
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-17

T-ascue dry-ciesnlaK Eorks iafiss
we-k q speciality TEsivs ysass eH5s~ri-
encs vim the lsrE-z- hnsss o. ths Pa
rssc coast euastsx Is % cIsaa szy kict
a sue zork AMI % Z; rsEh4- - Norzh
Topesa- Phons 1f-1- E<-ff
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-17

L
LADIES' HOSE AT 1ec
% dozen Ladies' Imported Fine Guage
Cotton and French Lisle Hose. Full reg
ular made, absolutely seamless; some
plain others Richelieu ribbed. The best
Hosry value ever offered in Wichita, even
at our own counters.
TORCHON LACES, &c YARD
Two thousand yards of Beautiful Tprchon
Laces in widths up to 4 inches, values up
to 15c a yard. You'll find no better value
than these.
NO. 20 TAFFETA RIBBONS, &c
: One hundred bolts All Silk Taffeta Neck
and Sash Ribbons IN No. 40 width. Colors
are pink scarlet, blue black and white.
Monday all day, &C.
t5c, ice EMBROIDERED HOkFS. TIE.
Forty dozen Ladies' Fine White Swiss
Embroidered Handkerchiefs, slightly soiled
from Christmas display. They all go TO-
morrow at 715c each, two for 15c.
15c EMBOSSED RIBBON, &c
One thousand yards 600 bolts in alb
Fancy Embossed Ribbons in different
shades and colors. Have sold previously up
to 15c per yard. AT Ribbon Counter, Mon
day at -Four Cents
WoMENS SHIRT WAISTS, 17c
Fifteen dozen Women's Percale Shirt
Waists in all sizes up to AZ. Waists worth
many times this special price. Selling
commences Monday at o'clock.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-17

Blue Ribbon Baking Powder. guaran-
teed equal 70 Prices or Royal. at half the
price. Made in Wichita
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-17
Mrs. WInsIow,s soothlna sYrup.

Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS
Ivy MILLIONS OF MOTHERS for their
CHILDREN WHILE TEETHING. with
PERFECT SUCCESS. IT SOOTHES the
CHILD. SOFTENS the GUMS. ALLAYs
ali PAIN, CURES WIND COLIC and is
the best remedy for DIARRHOEA. Sold
by druggists in every part of the world.
Be sure and ask for Mrs. Winslows
Soothing Syrup" and take no other kind.
Twenty-Five cents a bottle.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-17

hoy ~ -h-t he oztrsea ear css.s; s-o---
I'd hrnksu fisss We wo5S~T Z a. es.rsc4
s-er tree q es-st Al Ar<gsc.I ru&s&!-
.Lcz-soa GleL>.
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Sole Wichita Agents
American Lady Corsets


We especially
American Lady at ST. co. ST. SO and $500
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Hat sais-AI tals wsek a. ~ shsslss
.slIHzsry &c. II X Hssz street. 10 -
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-17

Try Lopez Specific. the latest and great
est OF all spring tonics. we-fr-su-tu-tf
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1870 O'Clock and court then adjourned
TO meet today at 10 o'clock. 1t is thought
that a verdict will then be rendered.
Hat sale-All this week at the Shields
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-17

Hat Sale-All this week at the Shields
Millinery Co. I37 n Main street is 1t
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-17
Peck Corset Pariors, 10 West Second
Street

We make everything in this line. from
eorsets fer the stoutest ladies 10 waists
for the most delicate. Abdominal sup
porters speciality. l56-3t-sus- yy,a-su
Hat Saie-Am this week at the shields
Millinery Co. ls7 y. Main street. I56 1t
Get in line and have your bicycle nickel
plated ike new. Price Fixture Manu-
featuring Co.. office, 80 Whine building.
Il
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cleaaina Wort.

A J. ApplsEs,e. IL Ess, FIRST street.
writes surety hords.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-17

Wichita's Newest Carpets

beauty lovers Floor
double sssFoOs second
especially Invite
this busy
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-17

twelve of the fifty offerings last week These made
weather
These Monday Tuesdays shopping list
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90. e...e 10000. s...ea ssse
0OC Table
DannaSk
Tuesday
soc Yard

Tuesday at o'clock We place sale five hundred
yards of Heavy Beached Table Damask factory
commonly called mill lengths of half and
three yards each All of the grade "a inches
wide and worth soc per yard if in bolt pieces 1t
saving of One-third.
View window display.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-17

100 Pair OF women's Genuine DonEola
Lace Shoes. kid tin. opera OF low heel
solid throughout All sizes. ~ TO on
f last. Bought under price IN disso-
luton OF Densnoyer Courtnay shoe
company.
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OUR EAST ROOT

For men. in lightweight cambria. made
in popular collarless style for hot
weather wear en-
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-03-01
SPECIAL NOTICE.

On ana after Monday our price on
hard coal win be $500 per ton. Mon
tevailo soft coal per ton $3.50.
HERMAN COAL AND WOOD co.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-03-01
WHITE ALTHEA,
A beautiful, hardy shrub.
WISTARIA,

Queen of all the spring boomers.
Fine selected field-grown plants of
the above. Special selected varieties.
Every we'll regulated garden in the
city should have both.
LAST CALL FOR ROSE PLANTS. -
Soon too late to dig them up. Buy this
week. A fine opportunity to get field
grown Roses, best adapted for this
section.
Cut Flowers-Decoration
JOHN WOLF, OFT and Anderson.
Phones GA.
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"The....
Stevens uryea,"

Our latest arrival, and the most
wonderful Gasoline car ever produced.
We stand ready to demonstrate this
fact at any time to those interested.
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