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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-28

eagerly availed herself or the new ses-
sions OF the school which she could at
tend. and further advanced herself by
home study until sh4 matured into an
attractive woman mentally as well as
physically.
Those who are fortunate enough 20 live
in the towns have had excellent oppor-
tunities for education. as the chiefs OF
the Five Nations. realizing the value OF
training for the children. have established
over so schools among the tribes. not
counting the academies seminaries and
government institutions
one OF the charms Of the prairie maiden
is her refinement OF feature and IN
studied grace q attitude The absence q
article and anectstiOn add TO her attrac-
tiveness- Yet she i as vivacious IS the
up-to-date American cir. TIE many who
have been 50 fortunate as 70 secure
& higher education have become perfect
in vomanly atsainmeEtS. 50 that they
are ready in conversation. al ease in the
drawing room. and. as already fntiua,ei.
they include not a few linguists artists
and musicians
The tendency is 70 dark complexioas
although here and there can b. found
'-half-hreed~ girls with the blue eyes and
blonde skin of their Swedish o. German
fathers Not al have been favored az
fortune. though. a. stated some have BE-
come the 1listresses Of pretentous home.
surrounded BY the comforts and refine
nents that wealth can furnish Othe-s
have been thrown upon their oE1 r5
sources ~ the ebb Of fortune or some
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-28
PRETTY INDIAN GIRLS.

Nearly every part Of the country has
produced what artists have termed its
distinct type of beauty. The daughter
n. SRI. Of the Eastern and Western
metropolis. have been snapped y the
oesNored 10 portray a woman who should
represent the perfection o. American
Genera while pen and pencil have en-,
feminine charm
Do The West Is 10 be found distinct
ty7e Who might well be called the ''prair-
ie maiden" Her home IS on what We are
p. .sed 10 call the frontier.
- much has been written in prose and
po. t-y about the daughter OF the Indian
chef and warrior that she is familiar
character 70 eveiS reader Of books He
usually regards her as amonS the fair
myths Of the past. "A creature OF the for
est" as shy as its der. clad in the blan-
ker and moccasin OF the Leather Stock
tng Tales" Yet she is alive today ana
very up-to-date.
IL seems strange that in this border
land. which civilization penetrated bu.
yesterday, should he found women who
ar the equal il physical charms o. their
Rsrers in the East and South buc Il Is
true What may seem stranger still. their
stt-activeness Is in part due 10 IN blood
o. the original owners of the soil which
courses in their veins. Some have chiefs
as their ancestors. while in others Is
mingled the blood OF the Indian and An
glo-Ssxan.
Kansas and the twin Territories have
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-28
INTERESTING PARAGRAPHS.

The las Congress created Il -5ls new OF
fees ano employmentS at al annual com
pensatfon Of s. SIS. As the Congress
also abolished ISIS Offices. the zst IL
crease is e.511. with al aggregate Of 81
sS5I5S in salaries and wages
! South DaEota merchant announces
that three beers day VII take into
your home II one year; one barrel %
four. hfty pounds OF sugar. twelve
pounds Of corn starch ten pounds Of
beans. four tvelve-pound hans, enc
bushsI OF sweet potatoes. ten pounds r
Iais.ns. ten pounds OF 7ice. twenty pounds
OF crackers. lro bsrs Of soap, three twelve
pound turkeys Eve quarts Of crsnber-
ries. ten b4nches % celery. ten pounds
Of prunes. four dozen oranges. and tSsn-
ty-five god bee1steaks-
According 20 the customs authcrities
the largest ard most expensive cigars
brought into this country TEasse1 through
the custom house last wee says -
New York Herald Ths cigars were SIX
teen inches n IezEta ard weighed -
pounds q thousand Th- weight q the
avsrage cigar used n this city Is ten
-1urds a thousand TIE importer pad
duty q sixty cents or each cigar. O.
$50 for the 1-sss in the Consignment
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-28

Each cigar was eneased IN a separate
box and vas encirclfd with three bands.
The price here is 20 be abogt s. each
The highest wages IN the world-s7s -
a minute Tor six-hour days received
by the car o. Russia The next hlsh-
est-ssz els Jess than half az much and
is collected b. TIE Emperor q Austria
Hungary. but the Kaiser. who recently
struck gets bat half that amount. ard
his uncle q Great Britain gets g & Jess.
or g5E a minute FOR MS labor That
republics are ~ least comparatively IN
grateful Is shown ~ ths wages q The
President Of Frazce. which IL a collar @
minute. but that seems ample compared
with forty cents paid Pras.deut Roosevelt
4 servant girls union. recently forue8
a. Ho3yoze. Nazs has passe1 these
resolutions 40 Su1dav nixnt Esrpess
viii D. pared No ~orS vii - do-e 20
the kitchen tetusea 80 ?. r. add 80 a
n 10 5abeiss wiu - 'ninee6- between
acts q Ordinary hoEseECTE. ao ch31-za
zu be allowed ID The kitchen. each E.-i
SHAH have tkrse nigltz ost - week
The document goes On - assert that =
Ter wseE shah D. TIE oily gate q wages
permitted ard thzt tbs srozt door 1-si
b available for The company q IL
RELY aa sci as a. apartment nor
s-ifs8le tha- tae kll-hea % - Used IS
a reception rocu-
A=ulnaldo j. living very quietly 81
Manila Re has vsrv Etfis r19aeT. i :
SAD Not IsnE sso Ag1izalos's ia5tior1
vas irying % egsct him soF nO--s-Xzrsa'
q rent
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-28

undergone almost magical transforma-
ton in quarter of century. From the
middle West ana the Nocthwest came the
German the Swede the Briton and the
native American TO take up claims ana
do their part ia turning range and wood
land into farm ana garden. village and
city. But they found the country already
inhabited by several representative tribes
Of the red rsce, who had abandoned 70 a
considerable extent the tepee and blanket
and were themselves no mean tillers OF
the sol Many Of the younger immigrants
decided 10 cast their lot with the Chero-
kee. Creek and other maidens. as they
became what the law calls Indian citi-
zens. Time has shown that not only
were many Of these marriages happy. but
that the native women proved themselves
true heipmates-
tress OF home in the prairie towns and
cities was born in q cabin in a clearing
where. her father and his Indian wife
were eaking out their existence on few
acres reclaimed from the woodland or
ranSe grass. IL would not seem that
there were any elements Of beauty. but
the life half out Of doors. amid natures
surroundings. uourished The child as one
OF the plants in thu sarden; her duties
about the home furnished ample -ph,-si-
cal culture perhaps she saddled her
pony daily and went for the mail to the
nearest settlement For the women OF
this region are as expert with the bride
as their fathers ard brothers With a
strong body and good constitution she
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-28

The solitaire deroration q tfe order
u the Ped Eagle granted 60 eE-Ambaz-
sad0r yoa EIoleheu is worth 2 -
y hen HoUeben clss tae scariet bFa
goes back % his ages;y. bgt TIE fam
~ may keep the diamonds
Il Is stated Cd reliable Authority thst
Queen Wliheiuius has been suffering fsT
some time zi.h general debility TIE iru-
pression exists thst The SvrnVtorns are q
q tuberculosis nature TIE doctors have
recommended a TIP % Ea5erla q Cairo.
where a years rsEidence. theT sav. nizht
effect q corplefs cure
when sazau.i ~ PeznJpaek~r. Jhe
Governor = Pssnsylrslla. Eas yo11g
TsfIadeiphiz lawyer. q frlert met him
ore cay c9lnE doEn Chssfnut street slfh
a uzslber q - AZ boaks NHfer raca
ARA EseGo. rats the friead peinsir<
- ne books. u tho1Eht yoe czrrls1 go
80, stuS in v1Br bad - : g. -
turned younE Feanyp packer These az
~ tas 5s.azeF
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-28
DEPARTMENT 3

Pattern Suits. in Fancy Voiles,
Ettamines, Irvine Suitings, En-
broidered Mohair; regular price,
$500. $3.50. $3.50 and s2100. at
the uniform price Of. EACH. $1,000
$3.50 Black Wolfe; Clearance Sale
Price, yard --...--...--.--..-.---Sl IL
S125 Black Wolfe, Clearance Sale
Price, yard --.........--....--...-..9 SOC
S1.0O Black Wolfe; Clearance Sale
Price, yard soc
Latest Weave Wolfe, in colors,
S1.25 quality at ..-.....-...........95 sc
Pieces Mohair Suiting in light
colOrs; SOC quality ....-.............-l9c
S1.25 Crepe de Chine ...............s5c
500 Ettamine, colors .........-....75c
S1.25 Bourette Suitings ..........-.95c
$50 Black Brilliantines ..........$ .
81 D Black Brilliantines ............95c
$l.00 Black BrilliantineS ...........-I5c
iJc Black Brilliantines ...........-.50c
soc Black Briliantines .............-59c
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-28
Departments A, B, { and D
High Medium Priced Materials for imme
send goods
sowing to sa1ep price

800 Yards Satin Stripe Challie; SOC
value; Midsummer Clearance
Sale OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
l Case silk and Linen Effect Nov
elites; SOC values; Mid-Summer
Clearance Sale .........- ..-..--...25c
> Boxes Indian Linon; 25c values;
Midsummer Clearance Sale Pc
y Boxes Indian Linon; 205c values;
Midsummer Clearance Sale lie
10 Boxes Indian LinOn; 35c value;
Midsummer Clearance Sale Pc
> Pieces Mercerized Duck Suiting;
pc value; Midsummer Clear
auce Sale OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .15c
% Pieces Angel Batist; 1Sc value;
Clearance Sale Price .............. 12c
l. Pieces Cocheco Batiste: 15c
value: Clearance Sale Price. .1Oc
Soc Stripe Challies; big range of
patterns; Clearance Sale Price. .39c
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-28

re believe ro riah la tHe history q
vse5ersh1fz rre- mef vh r1rh eae-
cess. hsrees i-- Eeu-e aesd n-ers SO
people from e.arg HV srssng eg 81
town. sud we can oair r a -sioa
tnsf g usa the Eae.lrss aTs< efrr "a
p fne roaef1 TIE Esa selsi f51e .
truly o. - cerr-asrfEfre 80 fasfr Ese-
ce-s arf isrxs aft.nfsn~- ~ 49,
picture % aeaety = sszs 50 y II a
drearn. B~agtT. mirEsf zifh u~- 81
crerzs1 20 p~rfe~sier az ft~ re~furss
q bea1tlf1f CaUeFs aase1 frs9Tsres fhat
.ras fsesr hraatfsr eerefHfs1 ra1z7-
Tsors ls 81 efrssies tsf flazt &C. ase -
70 go 1rrr grand Tasrs is fhe hssfarg
q .as Ht ars &C. fe-l Br1~ So sfi-x
err gasar soelff lea1rre faae a. 81
sr 1er cssa Fsr iarE - sEsr 80
essaas sa- 49, uaE 81 sssa hgs
nSv say ue-s nezt Naes F-ssierstsrz
gre1 Nsua
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-28
vegogsssuRe,s BEAUTY.

To social sTsnt = he seseaa was ~
hsI given e. tse 1850 CUE 81 fssF haa
THURSDAY usshf Tsfg had f-Easei
Hsrss s=rhefsFa 20 Lad saze-esif. enc g,
fhe hsrs u ihe state sns tseiT sazzs.c
vsr sf1a.T SOS Eaaf fs- 1rs rsf su9ss-
frz - 1ee-rft.~ The SeuF r~zrs-s fAsf
& has rot thr spatc % saerrsae fss
usz1y n>znEifsi cosfu-ass E7rn - 49,
laesss he bezutifzl deeorRt-1rs sls
nrzle zzs tray e1ehazisns- a. THE
srzz1 szaoszs aealeses - IL es1s. ssE
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-28
Cdl ptlS Elevator hClliildIilS

One lot comprising nine different patterns Of
Wilton Velvet Carpet in desirable colors-
clean, new stock. worth $l.lo regularly.
Clearance Sale price, lGO
L lot Lansdown Wilton Velvets color combina-
lions such will correspond with near
~ any kind of furniture. 75c regular
Clearance Sale price, eQo
Made lined and laid. yard. wv
2 lots Tapestry Brussels. good designs and
colorings excellent service, Coo regular.
During Clearance Sale we viii make, AQO
line and lay this carpet at yard. ......... fOC
Hartford Administer Carpets, patterns only
but In the finest qualities seen in Wichita
Restful, easy patterns. not striking but
beautiful Sl.5O regular. Clearance q no
Sale, made. lined and laid yard. Si.Oo
An extra good bargain in Wilton Velvet in
cludes i've different designs with borders TO
match. S1.l0 regular. Clearance OEo
Sale price. made lined and laid yard. OOS
Remnants Of Brussels. Wilton Nelvets and AK
minister's, all 21-inch goods of highest value
If you purchase the entire piece we VIII sell
SfG Der tne yer do TO 10 carpets 75c
Remnants of Ingrains. strictly all wool and fun
yard wide, 15c yard always as these include
the very best makes. We must dispose OF
whole remnant to make this low An
price Per yard. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. fOC
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-28

other Circumstance and have chosen vari-
Gus vocauons. for these daughters of the
frontier may be found IN The oelce and
counting room. at the typewriter behind
the teachers desk Fl the school house
Cleveland Leader
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-28

Midsummer Clearance Sale in
LaCeS andEmbrOiderieS

DEPARTMENT F
LACES AND EMBROIDERIES
200 Pieces TorchOn and
Cluny Imitation Laces;
values up TO I5c yard, yard SC
4, and 9 inch Cotton Cluny
Lace Bands. worth so TO soc,
ward ........-...-......-.- dc
Genuine Hand Made Cluny
Lace Band. 5 inches wide.
worth 500 yard at ........S2-J0
> Pieces Venice Lace April
que. - 70 Zoe values: ecru
and white at. yard .......... lac
100 Battenberg Lace Collars;
worth $l09 ..............J0 soc
Linen Antique Lace Bands.
il inches wide; $3.50 value.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-28
Midsummer Clearance Sale ia
Underwear and Hosiery

Ladies' Fine Gauge Hose.
GYPSY brand No. 4ls:
warranted fast dye. at....1oc
Ladies No. 1888 Ladies. the
best sc stocking or the
market. pair.........-.-....-.1ec
7 Case O. Dozen Chudrcns
Xxi Rib &c Hose. fast black
colors, sizes ; To 81 Gt-..-. .10c
- Dozen Chiidreu's Xxi Rib
Fast Black Sea uless. sizes.
10 81 pair ..----.----...sI &c
Mems Lace Half-Hose. made
Of FiCreuza silk: nice and
soft. 800 box OF pairs.
worth &c pair.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-28
MIl=SHHIIIleT LIedTaHCe Sale III
Notion Department

Frank Kearns No. - Shout
der Hose Supporter ........25c
Frenk Kern No. s. w. Skele-
ton Waist Supporter ....-.-.40c
Brown : Knee Protectors .l9c
Circle Carriers; good assoht-
ment INSTRUMENTATION. loo
tPut up IN neat box.
Daring eggs.
25c shawl Strap ................15c
\ lot Of Ladies Linen Collars,
a little out Of date. each &c
y Inch Wide silk Elastic. 20c
grade -.-.....-.....-...... Ice
DarninC Cotton. 3 SDoOlS for &C
Stewart Duplex Safety Pins.
an sizes up 70 No. 8; black
or white. card .........-.....5c
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-28
DEPARTMENT G

DEPARTMENT q
5 Cases Ladies Vests; square
neck; well taped and lace
trimmed; each .-..-...-.--..-S SC
Ladies Ribbed Vests. extra
quality, square neck. I5c
seer --.--------.-.-.- -------- -4NC
Ladies Gauza Vests. lace ef-
feet. some wing sleeve-with
or without: sc seller. ....-.-lse
Isle Vests: fine gauge; 50c
seller OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES C
Bows Drawers in knee length
--.-...---.---.---..-... .----.-.---1c
BOYS Fine McrceriZed Yarn
Drawers. 5nc values &C
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-28

CSC: s125 value ..............75c
Ribbons in fancy; 2. 3. & and
. inch widths. have sold up
TO 25c yard. at ............--.5c
u Pieces finch Sash Ribbons
in Changeable at. yard ..15c
Fromm 9to 10 Monday morn
ing full line Of colors in
No. 50 Tshfeta Satin Taf.eta
and Liberty satin Ribbon.
at yarQ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
DEPARTMENT II.
Robert Ingersoll's dollar and
dollar and fifty-ccnt watches
in nickle and gold case: war
ranted OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. &C
Alarm Clocks. warranted. SC
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-28
If Your Tail Order
Is Not Addressed
To "Rorabaugh's

special accorded the Rorabaugh Mall
trade is a Goods
packed letters promptly answered claims adjust
your satisfaction everybody pleased You'll ind
with this aggressive mail order house
Why samples quick
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-28
DEPARTMENT II

Scissors in pocket; embroidery
and regular ladies 'trImmers.
soc values Observation-Disclosures.
No. 91-The best fresh water.
or 4-hole pearl button on the
market. dozen.-.--...--.-..-...3c
Ironing Wax --.-....-..........2c
Linen Tape ..........-.-.......-2
Dexter Knitting cotton .-....sC
Aluminium Thimbles. for..-.lc
Cabinet Hair Pins .---........3c
Feather Hitched Braid. yds
for Observation-Disclosures. =
RoberJson's Skeleton Waist
support. in an sizes. . to 4.
BLACK or white ...-........2.5c
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-28
Midsummer IIedranCe Sale I'm
Umbrellas and Gloves

800 Sample handkerchief.
values % q &c it,. 5c
2.cqo Sample jlandk efchiefns
values up 20 1sc- each ... fGc
Eid Carnhrics. ali colora ani
hiarE -..... .......-... r.
Corduroy Dress Binding. % g.
Patent Hooks and Bye card -
1pg TarI Spool sfk
ST. Pieces Very Light shades
Percaliaes. yard ....--s.... e.
lr lfrfr eftzed Safasn -....-. -
~ Nrrrrlzrl safseG ..... g.
DEPARTMENT -
IlEht TEeiEht Dfsz- shlrtta.
iurefsloEg. pair .-......... &c
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-28
Silks
DEPARTMENT A.

DEBAEl MEN A
24-Inch Warranted Black Ta1eta;
36-Inch Black Taffeta Silk; $L00
Grade INSTRUMENTATION -----. byc
36-Inch Black Taneta Silk; guar
anteed 70 wear: Sl.I5 grade -
19-inch Warranted Taffetas; all
colOrs. So gTade.---.--...--..-. &C
Odd lots No. l Foulard Silks. COO
8idutaS - . --tiN
odd lots No. > Foulard Silks; 500
10 S1.25 grades .....-...-....-..-..45c
GOOD RANGE PATTERNS
Black Silk Stripe Grenadines; S10l
EAdRAt~ -A.'l
Best Grade Wash Silks; - pat
terms; zoe quality --...-..-..-..... 39c
Midsummer Clearance Sale
DEPARTMENT c
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-28

DEPARTMENT
Paragon Frame. Gloria SIX
Umbrella. trimmed natural
handles --.----.--- -si--i
f,f e ParaHoIs IL 81
81 a. p1rasoIs ...-...-.-... 81 af
81 a. Para sois .-..-.....--.-.s 50 %
800 Par4sois ........---..... 500
washable nd Giov-S: worth
&l.5e .--..--...- -..-..-.--- .ttc
Satin Palm Fans. y and D
tech FOR -.-.---..-. -
Common Pain Pans each r.
A Big Job fl japanese Pans.
So : iotr. Q 81. - and &c
Worth double
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-28
DEPARTMENT Z

10 Cases Memo the largest roll
OF toilet paDer on the market.
for --.-.--....-----. .--.--.- &C
> Quart Water Bottle or Seam
less Rubber Co. Quart Foun-
tain Syringe ......--.-...-...--. '.'c
Satin Skin Powder, Clear
ance Sale Price. box .-..--.-..2Sc
La Blanche Powder, Clearance
Sale Price. box ......----.-.-.. 3yc
Pozzonis Powder. Clearance
Sale Price. box .-.....-...-.-..25c
Roger * Gallet Powder; Clear
ance Sale Price Soc
Mennen's Powder; Clearance
sale Price .-.--------..-----. -ivC
Colgate's Talcum Powder; Clear
ance Sale Price ...-.--.-....-..l5c
Taicum Powder: Clearance Sale
Price --....-.-.-..---- $500 sc
> STYLES Tooth Brushes, Clear
ance Sale Price. each .....-.... lOc
Munyan'S Witch Hazel soap.
Clearance Sale Price. cake. -lQc
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-28
iiid=Summer Clearance Safe

DEPARTMENT c
J Case Glenora BatiSte: 10c value;
Clearance Sale Price ..........-.4
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-28
Clearance Sale Saves You Money on Drug SundrieS
this thriving. busy department quotes prices much
Now another clipped of the selling
price O quicken the business pulse

Imported CASTLE Soap: Clear
ance sale Price. cake .-....S i-3c
Cuticura Soap, Clearance sale
Price, cake ..--..----..-.-.--.- -lSc
Packers Tar Soap. Clearance
sale Price. ke.-...-....--...... i9c
47ll White Rose Soap; Clearance
Sale Price. cake -.-..--......-. -l5c
Woodburv's Facial Soap. Clear
ance sale Price, cake .........lSc
WOodburv's Facial Cream. Clear
ance Sale Price. tube .lsc
1.avsaI. for the bath. Clearance
Sale Price. box ;.---....-..---.-lsc
Graves Tooth Powder. Clearance
Sale Price. box .....-.......-.t5c
Sheffield Tooth Pa. -e. Clear
ance Sale Price. tube ...--.-. l5c
soc Chamois Skin. Clearance
Sale Price. each ..-...-.-..--.;,sc
35c Channels Skin. Clearance sale
price. each ....-.-...-..-...... &c
100 Pounds National Bond Notes
Paper. white or azure. new cut
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-28

Samples Sent Free
to ANY Address
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-28

FANCY COIoRED DRESS LIN
EsS 90 inches vide. ia plain
COLOR and fancy stripes combine
style ard service. Tor waists art
suits g. make up plain az o. e-a
hroidrr worth regular faC
yard Clearance Sale 10
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1903-01-28

In speaking of President Roosevelt's s
chances for re- election, the New York
Press says; president Roosevelt, along
with his inherent gifts and natural abil-
tiles, has had also some strokes of rare
good fortune. 1t was good fortune that
gave him the opportunity in the Spanish
war to exhibit the temper and character
Of which Americans are proud in their
countrymen. 1t was good fortune that
forced him against his will from the Gov
erDorship of New York into the Vice
Presidency. No other good for
tune in his life, however, is to be meas
ured with the fabulous favor of Fate
which arranged his climax of fortune
that it might be capped at the supreme
moment of his career with the disfavor
and the hatred of the political bossism
from which the American people turn to
President Roosevelt as men on a long
journey turn eagerly from sinking and
shifting bogs to smiling, green fields and
meadows and from misty shadows to the
open sunlight
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1903-01-28
PROCLAM NJ ALTON.

WHEREAS, The Hon. w. NJ. Lindsey.
President Judge of the Court of Common
Pleas and Quarter Sessions in and for
the county OF Forest, has issued his pre-
cept for holding Court of Common Pleas,
Quarter Sessions of the Peace, Orphans
Court, Oyer and Terminer and General
Jail Delivery, at Tionesta, for the
County of Forest, to commence on the
Fourth Monday of February, being
the 23d day of February 1908. No.
tice is therefore given to the Cor
oner, Justices of the Peace and Con-
stables of said county, that they be then
and there in their proper persons at ten
o'clock A. NJ, OF said day with their
records, inquisitions, examination, and
other remembrances, to do those things
which to their Office appertain to be done,
and to those whoare hound in recOgnizance
to prosecute against the prisoners that are
or shall be in the Jail of Forest County, that
they may be then and there to prosecute
against them as shall be just. Given un-
der my hand and seal this 26th day of
January, A. d. 1908.
GEO. w. NOBLIT, [L.s.l Sheriff.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1903-01-28
Lost a Scholarship For a Kiss.

Oberlin, o., Jan. 26.-That coeduca.
tion is not without its drawbacks is
shown by an affair that happened here
at one of the boarding halls. A young
man student had escorted one of the
co-eds to an entertainment, and on re-
turning to the boarding hall asked per-
mission to kiss her goodnight. OF
course she said nay, but he promptly
kissed her twice She reported the af-
fair to the dean of the woman's de-
partment, and a scholarship amounting
to $75 year, which the man had en-
ioyed previously, was taken away from
him. The young man realizes that
kisses at $3.50 a piece are expensive.