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The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13
COMMISSION INSPECTS
LOUISVILLE INCINERATER
kfier Viewing Abandoned Works the
-. Louis Sanitary Commission
Proceeds 90 Washington.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.


Louisville. Ky. oct. 1.-THE 81. Louis
Sanitary Commission spent to-day in
Louisville 10 inspect LouisvilIe's aban-
d1nei incincrater. Before leaving ST.
Louis the Commissioners were advised
that the plant had been rejected as n
failure. hut plans having been made. il
was decided 20 come here anyhow.
Robert Aull. who Is acquainted in
Louisville. having been an exhibitor at
the Horse Show for several years. acted
as master of ceremonies The party
visited Acting Mayor Barth and the
members OF the Board OF Public Works
showed them around
The commission departed over the
Chesapeake and ohio Railway this even
iGE Tor Washington. where they will ar
rive Tomorrow afternoon In Washing
ton. the ufrty viii inspect the system Of
collection and reduction % garbage. The
plant Is located thirty miles down on the
Potomac River.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13

funds Of the defunct First National Bank
Of Empuria. O. good
There still Is another Indictment against
Niartindale in connection with the handling
OF funds ia several small bank feeders TO
the First National Of Fsmporia.
Tho indictments against Judge Martin
dale. who was vice president Of the con-
Germ. grew out OF the failure OF the First
National Bank IN 1885 when President
Charles :. Cross committed suicide after
an uvCs,igatiou that disclosed the fact
that he had lost the banks money in
speculation. Although Cross left a con-
fessi0n generating MartiUdale. the latter
was Indicted
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13
THOMAS MURRAY is DEAD,
Eccentric old Bachelor. Once
Wealthy, Expires in Shack.

Omaha. Eeh.. oct. ll-Th7mas Murray.
Until a few years ago rated .- millionaire
having made most OF l.5 wealth dealing
in secondhand goods, died il shack iu
the southern part Of the city early to-day
Murray. who Las lived ia Omaha for -itE
years was O. bachelor, and was famous
To- his peculiautigs and glc EtE.g.tsa5
He built the first six-s-a-y brick bG.ldluc
IN the city. for which le burned has own
brick. and was twelve years in lis build
.as. His secondhand store, which vas
known as ''rGe Old Curiosity shop erE-
raiued almost everything known 90 junk
lore. 4 great deal q his fortune was lus-
lu real estate.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Naw Yogl.. Oct. lowing 10 tie indis-
position oC William d. Guthrie. Mr..
Sehwab's counsel. the hearing in the Uni
ted States ShiPbuildlug Company case will
uot go on tomorrow morning. hut beneath
tae surface matters are moving with CO.
lari;y.
Hearings will he resumed wednesday
morning and several surprises are
planned. according TO the gossip in the
various law offices in tho Wall street dis
trEcL
There fs a strong belief in the minds OF
many of the interested parties that
Charles NJ Schwab may not so on the
stand after ALL He has reiterated his
raaEIuCss 20 testify as soon as his counsel
advises him that his presence IS desired, but
with tEn talk ~ dropping the shipbuiiIinS
securities from the list OF stocks traded
in ou the New York Stock Exchange it
is believed that some compromise may be
arranged and a reorganization plan. sat
lefaet0ry 90 an the participants. projected
That VIII bring the present hearings 10 an
There IS a determination on the part OF
tie complaining first mortgage b0ndhoid-
ars ro know how much the owners u the
several sa-uylgds received in cash and
E"w large bonuses they got FOR their
properties
Wasn these documents are produced It
Eitl De plain how much the promoters re
tanned Tor their services.
The vendors drove hard bargains. ac-
goTaiAE 90 one OF the men who has been
slFgztlEatinE the papers Of the United
states S-.pbuildiE= Company. In one in
stance they took the cash named as their
price OF surrender and the preferred and
common stock bonus, and then saduled
slLIrlgl tuvOr.tgs on the combination who
were slated 10 draw 5000 a year ont OF
The treasury In another instance two
relatives Of the owners Of a yard were al
lowed salaries OF $l5p0 q year apiece.
According TO those best Informed IN the
matter. I'm round numbers. the vendors re-
u,ived 10000 cash, s. OJl.O01 in preferred
and S4l-Htag IN mmOn stock. The pro-
motors appurJiOned 10000 cash FOR
first mortgage bonds, It Is asserted.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13
MARKHAM CHURCH INSTALLATION.
Tue Reverend John r. Faris VIII he
Placed In Chnrrr Nnrrrnhr

The Preshytery Of s.. louis yesterday
morning designated November : for the
installation nf the Reverend John r. Faris
as pastor Of the Markham Memorial Pres
byterian Church. The sermon will be
preached hy the Reverend Doctor W. J.
McKittrick.
Doctor NiccolIs was appointed to deliver
the charge 10 tho pastor and Doctor :. e.
Palmer 90 make the PRAYERS. The former
pastor Of the church. the Reverend
Charles StelZc, will be invited 10 deliver
the charge 10 the people.
The Reverted T. Ayres. the Reverend
J. Alexander and the Reverend John r.
Faris were placed on the roll of the pres
hy;ery. The Reverend W Ely has been
called u the pastorate OF the jefferson
Street Church OF st. Charles. and the call
was indersed.
a committee from the session or the
Lafayette ark Church rCauestsd Lliaf 4
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13
MI.snurinn. in Ncr York.

EE1pTHLTC SPECIAL.
New York. Oct. 12-AmonC the arrivals
at the hotels here to-day were the fol
lowing from Missouri:
81 LOUIS O.. johnson. O. s. Browne. u.
J. Ea-sEs. Manhattan. T.. =. Hayes. r. II.
N.lu.ell. H1nmans y T. Kline. '. Eahotean.
Herald square. e. p. Mathsy. .. Roger. y.
Rein. Nalturf. = e. Punch. q. r. Sohley.
square. " Hartmann. ]. Cronc. Broadway
central. j. r. Morris and Mrs. Morris Hoi-
land u. Mclean and Mrs Mclean SAVOY
g. + Tower MURRAY. Hlli. u. lew. Victoria:
r.. Brown Astnr- -, T. Eu-bridg-. Grand:
cIslr. ]. cross and Mrs Cross. -AIbemarle.
Kansas Tltg-T- T. Robinson. ". Bzrrnon.
Mr. IN. r. Rsals. Manhattan: J. u. Cook.
NurTlsnrnuEh. r D. Ifallgtr Park Avenue. n
H Tri-hlr. Broadway Central
- Tarsrh-Nrs. 4. Meyers. GIlsey: Il
WystI J. Wcyth. Fifth Avenue.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13
ONE INDICTMENT Is QUASRED.
Charge Of Embezzlement Still
Rests Against Martindale.

Isaveuworth. Eas. oct 12-Judge John
r. Philips. iu the United States Circuit
Court here to-day handed down a decision
holding. in effect. that none OF the nineteen
counts I'm the first indictment against
former Judge William Martindale. who
was indicted BY the Federal Grand Jury
uu the alleged charge OF misapp-Opriatiug
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13
At Chicago Hotels.

EEPI- bLIC SPECIAL
Chicago. oct. 1.-THE following from
St Louis registered Al hotels here To-
day
Auzlt7-iuus-E T.. Asreln. G. T Andrews.
4 Q. HsEE-tresss-. Il. y; Ran. Z Hgyt. Ms
T.. IEsyt C.. EGNUirv. Mrs q. M1Nulty. IL
81 Wise. II =. Hudson. + a Iressel.
MoEglson-C'. r Davis. q. i. Harper. . $.
'ii JiTGr5 TSel.e-M. IT. case. J II Kelley. o.
s. Rae H. r Sergeant
KGis-rhrr-I NJ Eyaus. C. y Hood. J. T.
Test. d. II. L.icht-. $. 4 Mckay
Ei-t5ria-A. Groves. J. n Elder. J. $. Nc
Bride O. E. heEes-
T. Gates r $ Afayer. J. Reilly. NFs. J.
Reilly. J. y. Robinson. r.. 4. Scott. 9. Fiatts.
lIr- g.. pIltfE.
WirGs1T-CIiftrn-G. C. Deasrr. ". y. Even
luE- q +. Taunen l.. ". PiNley. g. A Page.
Alrs. G. = Page.
Sherman H5use-w. \. Knox. Mrs. s. 3. Ma
jH~. j. J. SrlIau-r. X. I. weber.
Palmer House Mrs. 7. D.. Brown. a. C.
EDurre w. Brinlsalherrer, J l. Jones. J. Fer
EuH11. NEE. J. Ferguson. Il siiScrnan. 2 J.
Shaw.
E-cv60rt-A T. K.lso. S. Powers. G. II.
Wilson. Mrs. O. II. Wilson
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13
rnrmcr,, RcIIef A..ocIatIon.

EE-PU BLIC SPECIAL
Carboudalc. H.. oct 1.-THE semIan-
uual session or the Farmers Relief Asso-
citation. new farmers union modelled
after the trades union movement. Is in
session in this city fo- a two days, meet
ing. Delegates 10 the number OF forty
are tu attendance. The annual election
uf officers viii take place tomorrow.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13
I.IeutcnnntS Fight with Pistols.

Berlin. oct. l2-A duel with pistols
was fought on the parade ground At
SchcIIcrhau yesterday between Lieutenant
Srhreiugr Of the FIfty-seventh Infantry
and a Lieutenant Of the reserves Raurh-
fCiSch. one 0f the Combatauts was dan
Eeruusiy wounded.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13
Miss Allen TO Give Recital.

Miss Carolyn Allen will give an organ
recital at the West Presbyterian Church.
Maple and Maryvills avenues. Friday
evening under the auspices OF the Meas
Club. Her assistants will be Miss Stella
Price Holloway. COutraltO. and George r.
Dickson. baryton. The general subject OF
the recital IS American Composers
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13
WILL UNVEm PAINTINGS.

irst OF hurHl becoruAiona IN ~ Gu
ster Groves Congregational
Church Completed.
The first o. the muSii painting of the
Webster Groves CONGREGATIONAL church
will be unveiled Friday evening. Frederic
L. Stcddard. the artist. will deliver lee
ture on Art in Churches'': there will be
several music selections. and a reception
will follow.
The painting 20 be unveiled IS a repre-
sentatiDn OF the idea expressed I'm the
scripture verse. TO minister. rather 20 be
miuisterCd unto" The figures pOrtrayed
are Christ. James. John and the Madonna
The colOrinE OF the picture blends with
the tints OF the room The framing repre-
sents an arched window. and Is made Of
moldinE similar 20 that used IN other
parts o. the room. and is filled In with a
design Of ivy leaves.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13

booth conducted at the ST. Louis Fair by
the women OF Grace Presbyterian Churcl
amounted 10 SEQ. The fund Will be applied
% the church expcnses-
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13
NEW FLORENCE FOLK CLUB.
Rally to the Cry, Folk and Good
Government"
.ETUBLIC SPECIAL

New Florence. Mo, oct. i2-Thc Dem
ocrats OF the precinct met to-day and or
canizrd q Folk club. Samuel Sec was
elected chairman and =. A Wilson secrc-
The members arc enthusiastic Tor Folk
aud good government
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13
HALF ACRE BARN BURNED.
Implements. Grain and Hay De
strOyed in Morning Blaze.
REPrELIC sPECIAI.

LabCllc. No. Oct 12.-The large barn OF
George Washburn. SIX miles southwest OF
Lsbelle, which covered half an acre,
burned to the ground early this morning.
All Of the contents. Including a large
amount Of hay. grain. harness farming
implements. bugsies and OuS horse. were
destroyed.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13
SPECIALTES.
MISSISSIPPI VALLEY
TRUST CO.,
DEALER "
HiGH-G RRDE
INVESTMENT
SECURITIES.
DEATHS.


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Chris , s1a Helen Hau.aEiE.E. Gul Gear hEg.a-
yGa-e ana m r1oai65. Funeral yycsrr15sy.
y 80 Z-l- $,s 'l. -t.r-rt r.. CHM, ,,s--
Jsrr. Ilts.Trent private
r.r.,,r.,- ,-..- --- 80 -,- .-,.,.
Nr.-lrg. 77.rrr.i-. ,s.s's..- - 10 sr4-v Ts
laI.9g 5-,gzed wife u 1 q L.s9Ha 2Ta M dgya;Ii
L,-r-l -r tho --- ID 81 --..r-. and 6 rs--7rrrr
Isr..a'gr t..t5rs.d ia.gr.rr,t rrl..t, No. -
CORNISH a. -.r. ,rrz rr-,-,. A r.--f.r
6ozrr- Beloved r4,-t.1 I'd ms. 49,. II F-.r-
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irs-.. ~ So a-.fa... a. ~ r-.a1 family raai-
csnge 90. a., - W .'.., p l Fl l 4
to attend
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NSt'-
.x,vo-o? SATURDAY. o5,g.,- 10. 7,,-. a, no,
band Of May y Na'o ,a,e l2a1i nee Gin2e-
S.rl EA'-.i Ut l1.-+l .4,.s lss t1c- I, 10 80 80
2srr ,9.s sr.aier s4s o rs6s s .nsft5 T. si,,sJ AZ al
-FE+S,lt-ou Su1dly. october r. ~. Io-g0E
E-,-,,, IsSsh, aseq q year 5ai.'F ~ Arz- C4rl
gossTh Pezssh. Funeral VII tase place f-gu
ocroh1r- lE ar D. m & feIial1aLalua Gene
81 Ft's, 11- was a lleH.eF II rank n
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13

The Reverend Doctor J. ". Lee the
Reverend e. W. Weblell and the Rcver-
end IT, T. Singleton were appointed "A
committee yesterday morning o. arrange
n programme Of addresses for the weekly
meetings Of the ministers association u
the NJ. +. Church. South.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13

The Reverend W y. Floyd of New YORK
and the Reverend s L. Henry Of NIoJaT-
". Mo. were visitors at Yesterday mnTu-
Ing's meeting Of the Presbyterian Minis
ters' Association.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13

The City Mission Board OF the Christian
Church met last night in the Central
Christian Church and discussed plans for
several missionary enterprises
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13

Z. A. Tabor. superintendent of the Anti
Saloon League. delivered an address before
the ministers association OF the NJ T.
Church. South. yesterday morning.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13

license 20 preach be given to Ernest g
SeabriCht. AR Seabright was instructed
20 meet the Committee on Temporary Ii
Faar71a
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13

The Reverend ]. X. Brennan read a pa
per ON The Seat OF Authority before the
Episcopal CIcrirus Yesterday morning. lI
was discussed at length
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13

The Church Club % Christ Church Cath
edraI will give reception 10 Bishop Tut
lie at the NerCaUtilc Club on the evening
of November . The club in this WAY will
honor the Bishop urou his becoming the
presiding Bishop Of the Protestant Epis-
coral Church.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13

SO.4O-Memphis and Return-sN.4O.
Via Illinois Central Railroad. Oct. 70. y
p and =. returning sisl-
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13
.SCHWAB MAY TRY
TO REVIVE TRUST,
Processes 10 BE Ready To Testify,
but Talk of Il Compromise
Grows Stronger.
FEARS ACTION BY EXCHANGE.

Proposal Is Made TO Drop Ship
building Stock From Trading
List-BOndholders Still Seek
Evidence of Extravaganza.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13

st. Rarnahus Guild for Nurs0E had rs
monthly meeting yesterupy afternoon In
Schuyler Memorial House.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13

The annual meeting % tho ST Louis
Baptist Association will begin this after
noon IN the Euclid Avenue Baptist Church
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13

An evanseIistfr conference of tho cen
trail Division ~ the - Louis Christian
E.1dcayor Union VIII take place tonight
On the Second Baptist Church
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13

SNITW-Ou Monday. October - 1916 az 1--1
T m. William n. T.. smith In his lhIrfy-ulutfl
year. believes husband o. NEs- Mamie Smith
lnCe O'Brieni and son Uf AEE. Jane Smith and
brother ~ John 4. SE!tH. sally and Jennie
Smith. Tunera! from family residence. No So
South Ewing avenue on NglLgrlly. October
u ut h. M 10 - AIalarhy-s CIl--h. thence
% calvary Cemetery. Friends invited TO al
lend
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13

There were thirty additions 10 tho ". T.
churches. south. of the city last week.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13

SPARKS Entered iato eternal r--t after a
lingering illness On Monday, October T. 1903,
ht GO p. In.. A'rs Gertrude SPARKS. aEei -
years. beloved wife ~ =. a. Sparks. al No.
4s5sA keuna-Iv. avenue. Iut0-uaut az shell
biHa. Ace Sle-b.ns. No, and Cambridge, o.,
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13

The sunday school and Mission opened
al the ReIlef0ntaius ctt sheds hv the Rev
ercnd Gilbert ireland OF the Caroudelet
Christian Church o. pruspcrinE Sunday
afternoon ruoturuCu and conductors who
were not able 90 attend the meeting sent
a financial contribution
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13

STURDY Entered into eternal r.~'. oct9br
= 1919. at $3.50 o. u-. chloe l.. sturdy roiir
OF the Ltr oswald sturdy. Due notice 81
funeral will be given.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13

Mrs. r. II Hsserty viii dcrart to-iay
for Sioux city. Ia. where she viii attend
~ the Womau'S Fo.eign Missionary Union
as a delegate from 3 Louis
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13
NEWS OF THE CITY CHURCHES.
Grace Presbyterian Church Clears
$500 From sales at Fair Booth-

Tho profits OF the sales made at The
booth conducted at the St. Louis Fair hy
the women OF Grace Presbyterian Churcl
amounted 10 SEQ. The fund Will be applied
10 the church expenses
The City Mission Board OF the Christian
Church met last night in the Central
Christian Church and discussed plans foI
several missionary enterprises
The Reverend ". y. Floyd of New York
and the Reverend s 4. Henry Of MobeT-
". Mo. were visitors at Yesterday m1Tu,
Ing's meeting Of the Presbyterian Minis
ters' Association.
Z. A. Tabor. superintendent of the Anti
Saloon League. delivered an address before
the ministers association OF the NJ T.
Church. south. yesterday morning.
The Reverend Doctor J ". Lee. the
Reverend Z. W. Weblell and the Rcver-
committee yesterday morning tp arrange
n programme uf addresses for the weekly
meetings Of the ministers association u
the NJ. +. Church. South.
The Reverend ]. X. Brennan read a pa
per on The Seat Of Authority before the
Episcopal CiCrirus yesterday morning lt
was discussed AT length
The Church Club Of Christ Church Cath
edraI will give a reception To Bishop Tut
lie at the Mercantile club on the evening
of November . The club in this WAY will
honor the Bishop u-ou his becoming the
presiding Bishop Of the Protestant Epis-
copal Church.
ST. Raruahus Guild for Nure0z had rs
monthly meeting yesterupy afternoon Ira
Schuyler Memorial House
The annual meeting % tho ST Louis
Elpfist Association will begin this after
noon in the Euclid Avenue Baptist Church
An evanseIis.'c conference Or the Cen
trail Division ~ the = louis Christian
Endcavor Union VIII take place tonight
On the Second Baptist Church
4 rummaVc sale fo- the benefit ~ the
W e. r L ira water fountain. To- he
erected a. tho Worlds Fair will take
Mace To-day and tomorrow IN Memorial
TahcrracIe. FIftecath and Carr streets
There were thirty additions 10 tho VI T.
churches. south. of the city last week,
The sunday school and Mission opened
at the RaIIpfautaiua cat sheds hv the Rev
ercnd Gilbert ireland OF the Caroudelrt
CHRISTIAN Church is pruspcrinE. sunday
were not ahIc 10 attend the meeting sent
a financial contribution
Mrs. r. II HsEerty will dcrart t0-'iay
80 Siorfr tsify Ia where she will attend
Tho c1nyeutsgrl nf the Dcs Moinez branch
~ tho Nomau'S Fore En Missionary Union
as a delegate from s. Louis
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1903-02-13
Table Linens, Napkins, etc.

so inch half bleached German Damask value.
Sale price per yard Zoe
Table Damask floral patterns 39c value
Sale price per yard Csc
81 inch All Linen Cream Table Damask, SOC value:
% Sale Price per yard 39c
~ inch Union Damask, full beached, value.
Sale Price per yard 48c
y All Pure German Table Damask 81 value
Sale Price per yard &C
German Imported Satin Damask, 81 % value
90 Sale Price per yard Csc
Red or Blue Table Damask, value.
Sale Price per yard 9c
Oil Color Table Dmas coors guaranteed absolutely FAST
white, blue and white, buff and white red and
green etc. Worth the world
Sale Price, long as it lasts per yard 59c
emmed Hemtched Linen Cloths big reduction
Damask Napkins assorted patterns and
style, value up 81 so dozen :.
Napkins large full bleach
ed. assorted floral Designs value upto So
Sale Price per S4:
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1903-02-13
BED SPREADS
Towels and Towe1ing.

will higher Buy all will need for times to
is advice:
Heavy Cotton Crash Sale price per yard Sc
Russian Crash extra wide Sale price per yard Sc
Beached Russian Crash Sale price per yard SIC
Stevens inches wde 12c value. Sale price
Toweing Sale price per yard SC
Fancy Grass Toweiing Sale price per yard. Sc
Good Honey Combed Towel Sale price each. &c
All Towels, large Sale price i
Turkish Ban Towels 15c value Sale price each
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1903-02-13
Gowns.

NJ W14Ss
Ladies' Muslin Gowns tucked yoke lawn ufAe very fu all
sizes, adecided bargain -
Ladies Gown embroidered yoke, lawn rufe all
90 Sale Price each 4Oc
Ladies' Gown fancy lace yoke hemsitched neck and
Sale Price each 4Sc
Ladies Fine GowB yoke hestched all sleeves and
neck trimmed embroidery all sizes.
Sale Price each &c
Ladies Fine Muslin Gown aLover embroidery yoke ribbon bind
ing at neck, hemstitehed lawn ruf1e -
Sale Price each 75c
Ladies Fine tucked collar Torchon lace yoke
and trimming. ~
Gown, hsstohed yoke and collar hemsehe
lawn rufHe, all sizes % 90
Nansook Gown neck and short Sleeves tucked and
% % Sale Price each CSC
Fine fancy Normandy Valennes lace trimming
ribbon binding at neck :.
90 Sale Price each 81
aover embroidery, yoke aud collars ribbon
binding at neck 90,
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1903-02-13
Skirts.

Sale Price each 3ec
Good Muslin Skirt, deep tucked lawn fouhce
~ Sale Price each CSC
io Sale Price each 75c
Ladies' Cambria Skirt very deep ounce and trimmed with
' - Sale Price each csc
Ladies Cambria tucked and emb flannel very
~ Sale Price each Si.25
1pns Sale Price sl69
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1903-02-13


- Sale price each lOCts.
Sale price each Z3cts.
Sale price each Z3CtS.
Cambria Umbrella Rufle
TorchOn Lace edge
80 $3.50 81 Sale price each 35cts.
Fine Cambria Umbrella
Sale price each 4Scts.
tucked Rufe with Embroi
derry trimming.
Hemtched trimmed with vs'-
enciennes Lace edge
Sale price each 75cts.
Fine Cambfc Umbrella
Sale price each S8cts.e
tucked Rle trimmed with wide
Vaenciennes Lace insertion and edge
Sale price each 98Cts.
90 CORSET COVERS.
ain musin full shape all
go 900 Sale price each 5cts
Good insertion and
edging,
Sale price each 23cts.
Fine Cambria Lace trim
% Sale price each 23cts.
Sale price each 35cs
Fine Cambria valencienne trimming Ribbon
Sale price each Acts.
all with Vencennes lace
insertion and edging % g ,,.o . .r4.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1903-02-13
Sheets and Pillow Cases,

Every Sheet haad and ned perfect straight
edge.
he'd S1x90, Pepperali Fl SheeIugz
Sale EFEce, each 43cfs.
Biesched Sheets 81x90 lmba Mills beat gr,de eeting
Sale Frice each 4Scts.
8lx939 Peppeal Hemstched
Sale Prize each 69cts.
Blescbed Pillow Cases Sale PR q ecch lots
42x36n Psppsra Price each I2c
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1903-02-13
Muslin and SheetingS.

$500 yards Hope Bleached Muslin full SO inch wide ~
worth Sets yard the world Sale price per yard
yerds Heavy Unbeacae IL Muslin full Sc
worth Gets
Sale Price per yard 1lcts.
yards Unbeached Munxta weight Zoe value
Sale Price per yard 90 cts.
yard quality SO iachC Ambrc regular 123c
Sale Price per yard 9cs
PerperaI 4Unbieached sheeing 2Nc value
Sale Price per yard I6cts
Pepperal Bleached sheeing value
Sale Price per yard Sets.
Pepperal IO4 Unbacbed Sheeting 25c value
Sale Price per yard Sets.
Peppesal 10 Bleachei sheehng 25c yard g -
Sale Price per yard Poets
Ppp ~ inch Pillow Casing 12c value, Sale Price yard SIC
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1903-02-13

Quilts.
National Extra Heavy Frnged Quilt, handsome designs, heavy
knitted fringe, excellent for brass bed 81 value
Colored Mitcheem Quilts thing just Bold snowy pat
terms pink and blue and white Absolutely fast
olors large heavy beauty, So value
f. Sale price each us