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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-01-31
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JApAW-cHIHA THILlPpINE 1st S.Sles
Mail 5. S. co. Occidental and Oriental s. c. Co.
and Oriental :. $. Co, From San Francisco:
Hong-kung Matu. Feb. ). '0s; China, Feb. 70. '03
Dorie, Feb. u. 03. For passage and freight rates.
reservations. orGeis and infUImation apply TO ].
II. Lathrop, general agent. 903 Olive St. ST.
Louis, Mo-.
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SaleDmen.

agent to sell teas and coffees TO
families at Cape Girarieau. New Madrid and
Charlottesville. Mo-: also Paragould and Jones'
boro. Ark Athletic Tea Co.. sol y. Second st.
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MoNEY-MAKERS-Two Of them, all-the- year
around sellers: one costs less than 4 cents. sells
for 1Oc; agents profit on a gross 50. 40; send I0c
for sample. Write X. Trirnble. Box 50. Lynn.
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MATTRESSES. pantry girls. home girls. cham
hermaids. hotels and restaurants; top wages. 9la
Dl..u st
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REPRESENTATIVE clothing house OF Cncin-
natl manufacturing a popular brand invites cor
respondence with frst-class travelling clothing
statesmen having established trade Of no less than
$4,000 to S50.Jo. To men who can I'LL the re-
Quirements will give good salary or interest in
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-01-31

MEN W~ANTED-With rig. TO introduce Mon
arch Poultry Mixture, go weekly and expenses:
stamp. Monarch Mfg. Co. Box 1873. Springfield.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-01-31

~CANVASSERS w~ANTED-Two good insuranc.
building.
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BOOK SALESMAN WANTEp-For best propo-
elton introduced: men making big commissions.
900 wainwright building.
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ONE OF the best-known manufacturing con-
Germs in the country wants first class statesmen
calling on the saloon trade to handle an excel
lent side line on commission: no samples. Box
X 22.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-01-31

LADIES WANTED-Ladies 30 learn hairdrsss-
ing. maricurinE and facial massage: new and
practical method that saves years: practice fur
n he'd by free work. Instructions and lectures bv
experts. tools, diplomas and poaitions given grad
yates Call or write. Moler College. no Pine ST.
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IF you wish agency In E. ]. Arnold Turf In
ves,ment Co. address or call on C. L. Taylor.
general agent. at branch Office. <9s Fullerton
building: hours, S a. m. to 9 D.. m.
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obtained and drawings mo6S
Edward W. Furrer. experienced r~egisterS4 IT.:
ent attorney and mechanical expert, 101 60.
ical building. St Louie.
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AIDES and gentlemel. have your garments
cleaned, dyed and repaired; la1isy. Jackets re-
modelled. Paris Dyeing and CT aiming Company,
tt30 franklin. Main 13e5A.
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OFFICE GIRL wANTED-An opportunity to
educate yourself while earning living wages: ad-
Dress lock box sll. St. Louis. Mo.
TYPEWRITER, ETC, wANTED-Young lady
for general office work and t~ypcwntnis. + I'll.
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HAYWARD'S

Business ard Shorthand College. 219. 20. ~ and
In Shorthand. Typewrlting. Bookkeeping. Ari.h-
metic and Fenmanship. Phone s75. Day and night.
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l. those desiring help or seeking situations
may register with the Free Employment Bureau
Of the State Labor Bureau Of Statistics. Ssh
Chestnut st. situations and help furnished free
OF charge. Tel. Kinloch A ISL.
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WOMAN WANTED-Handy woman 10 work IL
restaurant: no objection to child. 51l9 N. Broad
way.
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wASHERwOMAN wANTED-Woman 90 wash
and helm In kitchen 20 Pine At
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statesmen wANTED For Encyclopedia
Britannica, Warner Library, Anglo-Anrertcan En-.
cyclopedia and Dictionary. Depew Library. OF
Oratory. r. D. Meyer. Mermod-Jaccard building.
SALEsMEN wANTED-Two high-class die
tionary salesmen; uneoualed opportunity for
good men. !lS Mermed-Jsccard bldg Call for
Mr.. Austin, between s and 3 a. m. and ) and 6
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-09
CITY GETS MONEY
Police Collect 1884 DO for
License Ordinance.
REINSURANCE COMPANIES
Paid Bulk of Collections Made
Last Week.

Five days of the past week the police
force have been collecting licenses from
fire and life insurance companies, real
estate agents, pool and billiard rooms,
hacks, and other concerns which come
under the license ordinance. The city has
lost considerable money lately because
people did not pay their licenses, but in
the five days a total Of s1,33450 We col
lected and turned into the city treasur-
ers office for taxes for the current six
months. The police will continue the
work until every business which comes
under the ordinance has paid the license.
There are many real estate dealers in
this city, and their license does not
amount to much, but it requires a lot
of time to hunt each one up. The men
who are required TO pay license put up
the checks or cash when the policemen
called and it was not necessary for any
one to be arrested for doing business
without a license.
The following shows the number Of IL
censes issued, the value and the total
2 mount.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-09
VACANT LOTS.

20 feet, near the street car loop. on
North Topeka avenue. al price for this
week
A corner. two blocks south OF Douglas,
on Chautauqua avenue. SD.
21z acres. on College Hill.
Is feet on Fairmount.
30 feet on Campbell avenue
100 feet. on University avenue. east OF
Seneca street.
80 feet. on the corner Of Elizabeth and
Douglas: permanent sidewalk n on Eliza
beth street.
100 feet. at the corner of Lawrence and
Twentieth street. Call early Monday
morning and avoid the rush
We have lately had placed upcn our
hooks a number OF choice SedzBick and
Butler county farms. also "a few ranches
at about half their present cash value.
We are bound 10 do business, even during
the hot weather. See Us and Jet Us make
YOU some prices. as We have the exclusive
control ana agency OF a number Of these
pieces. -.
choice Prairie Hay
Wa have four stocks ~ general mer-
chandtss and one Of hardware for sale.
or will trade for Wichita property or
Sedgwick county farms
We write Fire Insurance
We want 70 sen You choice Butter
county Prairie Bsy.
we wan: 70 write your Insurance
We want TO rent your buildings
We wholesale Hay, and ca1 fil ali Or
ders.
we want 70 make Jour rec! estate ana
In tact We want your business
TRY the new firm for Hay
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-09
WINFIELD & HODGSON
Successors to
GEO. S. FREEMAN
RENTAL c


Elegant suite OF four office rooms. in
the new Findley building.
East business room OF the Palace block.
Two suites of living rooms in Palace
block
No. s1s Cleveland avenue. Groom house.
s. per month.
South half Of No 1s9 N Wichita street.
rooms. 81 50 and water
Let us write your Insurance
CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE.
story. 7-room house. cellar. fruit. shade.
barn, carriage house. clubhouse. city
water A snap at 2,0o0 Half cash. See
us Monday morning early.
(794) y. Topeka avenue, south OF Muir
dock avenue. q feet frontage. 4-room
cottage. gas. etc, $3.50.
Give US your Insurance 10 write.
C7S0 50 feet, on Campbell avenue, ?
story, 7-room house, large barn, shade,
fruit, city water, etc. $2.eco,
(7S4) Is feet. on corner. blocks south
Of Douglas. west side, close in. broom
house, bath, pantry, city water coal
ass In the third block on North Ohio
avenue, 50 feet frontage. 2-story, 6-room
house, clubhouse well, cement walk,
curbing. etc. See as for snap prices
We write Insurance.
c7E5) In the sth block or South Market
street, 20 feet frontage, Groom cottage.
necessary out-buildings, 81 800.
We sell Hay.
CAD 50 feet frontage. in the 7th block
on South Topeka avenue. z-story. f-room
house bath room, sewer connections. good
barn, cement walks. curbing. blue grass
$50 i72isx22e feet. on Campbell ave-
nue.. West Side. 2-story Groom house.
barn, ground set 70 fruit shade. 2,lO0.
Try the new firm for choice Hay
Beautiful home on University avenue,
for sale. or will trade for good farm or
stock OF general merchandise.
rrifp Fire Insurance..
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-09
SILVER MEDAL CONTEST,
viii Be Given at Odd Fellows Hall
Sunday EvenirC


An interesting silver medal contest Will
be held at the West Side Odd Fellows
hall in the Palace block, under the aus
pices of the NJ. W. A, on Monday even
ing. August 10. at o'clock. There are
eight contestants-five girls and three
boys. The Rotations will be inter
spersed with music and extra recitation
The program is as follows;
Pantomime by Ada and Lottie Kilmer
Beatrice Munns-''What Sort of a
MANI
Male Quartet-"Don't Let the Women
Vote"
Elsie Reeves-"The Woman's Crusade"
Kirtley Foster-'A Vigorous Plea"
Recitation by Inez Goul.
Bertha Speers-"In the Kegs"
Clarence Monjay-"Arrest Alcohol
Quartet-"The Broken Pinion.''
Florence Young-"The Chimney"
Leila Bagby-"Farmer Deans CONVEX
sion"
Male Quartet-"Call john
Confusion of Tongues, by the Class
judges decision.
Pantomime-"Now l Lay Me down to
Sleep"
The male quartet consists of Messrs.
Robert r. Young, G. r. Carter, J. z.
Bagby and G. T. Foster.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-09
rAIR or BATS WING

There does not seem TO be anything eI-
rraordinary about hats Wing. and yet
the smallest section OF y when exam
ined through a microscope l. Of surBzss-
ing interest. not only fer the naturalist
but also for every one else who 3 not
utterly bling to the wonders Of nature
The microscope shoss that every hair
On the wing. and indeed OF any part OF
the bats body. * composed Of Numerous
little tunnels which are clustered to-
Fether syumstrscally and which look Ike
q collection az tiny bamboo canes On =
since hair a. many as one thousand az
these fuauels have beel found
This is The n-st time that bat has
been closely studied under the microscope
and the German Ezturaiists who have
bean engaged in the work arc surprised
With TIE resalts
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-09
NO ONE HURT.
But Nine Men Were Dueked and Bad
Iy Scared,


O. G. Burrows returned from a trip to
Fairview yesterday and while on the trip
he, with MIR. Daniels of this city, Mr..
Foley of Anthony and six other men,
had a narrow escape from death in
collision. AS it was, they received a Sc
we're ducking in the storm that visited
Carmen and other Oklahoma and south
ern Kansas towns Friday evening. The
ducking they did not mind. however. as
they consider that their lives were only
saved by mere chance.
The party was riding to Carmen on
the construction train, which was back
ing into Carmen. The train was going
ct a rate of only few miles and hour,
up grade, against the wind and rain
storm which was raging. When about
a mile from Carmen a fash OF lightning
revealed TO the conductor a train of sew
eraI loaded cars bearing rapidly down
on the caboose in the darkness. He
yelled to those in the caboose TO jump,
and as he made his getaway with them
he gave a signal to the engineer TO re-
verse and go ahead. AS the frightened
men dashed frantically from the caboose,
they saw seven cars OF heavy ties COM
ing swiftly toward them and they real
lied that their lives had been saved by
the fash of lightning and the watchful-
ness of the conductor They thought it
would be impossible to avoid crash
and scrambled and rolled under the fence
into the wheat field. trying to get out
OF the way.
As the train was moving slowly and
had both the strong wind and down grade
in its favor 1t was able to get under
Roadway and avoid a collision. For over
a mile they ran before the runaway cars
caught them and then both were run
ming at about the same rate Of speed.
In the meantime the nine men who had
jumped were in the wheat field, standing
TO their shoe tops in mud and water and
the rain pouring down In torrents. But
when the seven cars Of ties few by. going
as fast. it seemed TO them. as a limited
express Mr.. Burrows says they did not
notice the rain. but were actually happy.
During the three-quarters OF an hour
that they were waiting for their train
to return they did not heed the storm
that was raging. as all were thinking
OF the narrow escape and were thank
ing providence
II was sorry looking lot that crawled
back upon the train, despatched with
mud and drenched to the skin with wa
te.
Mr. Burrows reports that the Orient
IS now hauling wheat and other freicht
out OF Fairview and that the first ship
ment Of cattle from the new stock yards
at that place will be made tomorrow.
Fairview is making great preparations
for their grand opening on the 18th OF
this month = special VIII be run from
Wichita on that day. leaving this city
at O'Clock II the morning. The fare
on the special for the round trip VIII
be sea
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-09
Munyon's Witch-HazeI Soap
SHOULD BE USED
BY YOUR BARBER

ton down in Gypsum township that is
pretty hard on the petty thieves who visit
that section. They have already sent
three men 10 the peRitertiary. Two were
sent for stealing and one for shooting
a member Of the anti-horse thief associ-
alton
Lincoln Heller is the deputy sheriff for
the association and when the man at
work Ir him came to the house and
told Mr.. Heller that the two men had
stolen his coat he got on his horse ana
took his double-barrel shotgun and went
after them.
The deputy sheriff soon overlook the
two men and ordered them to get out
and point their index fingers toward the
sky while he inspected their wagon. He
got the coat. and when asked why he
did not arrest the men, Mr.. Heller said
he was too busy to fool with them. He
said the taking of the coat was only a
jail offense. anyhow.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-09
THE PUE- KIND.
Crystal Water Is the Only Water Sold
in Wichita That Meets These
Requirements.

1t is distilled on block tin, not on iron.
1t is freed from all volatile impurities.
1t is aerated with sterilized air.
1t Is put out in sterilized containers.
Water which fails in any of these par
ticulars is rendered less safe and less
valuable as a curative and health sus-
tanning agent.
You will make no mistake in ordering
if you bear In mind that Crystal Water
is distilled and distributed by the Hol-
land Yeast Co, who have both phones
For the phone number look under "H'
in either telephone directory.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-09
WOULD CUT LOOSE.
Local Lodges Do Not Like Action OF
Supreme LODGE

Wichita A o. L. w. lodge, like many
other of the lodges of that order over
the state, does not sanction the action
of the supreme lodge in adding a big
sum to Kansas rates In order to help
out the lodges Of states that get in ar
rears. 1t is said that there is a strong
sentiment over the state in favor of Kan
sas cutting loose from the supreme lodge
and operating fits own grand lodge. there
by saving several thousand dollars each
wear
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-09
THE RESULT

A newspaper rhymester makes out this
case;
She had fifteen million dollars.
Places in honds and shares and rents;
He had fifteen million dollars.
So they merged th1ir sentiments
At exactly thirty cents.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-09
COMING LOCAL EVENTS.

The Carolina Harrison Sewing society
will meet with Mrs. Day, 22O Mathewson
avenue. Tuesday, August q, at 2:3)
o'clock.
Harmony Council No. 123 F. A. A meets
in regular session Monday night in their
hall over 400 East Douglas. All members
invited.
All the ladies interested In the South
Side Free kindergarten are requested IN
meet at the Reformed church Monday
afternoon at 4 o'clock.
There will be given a silver medal con-
test at the St. Paul Methodist church.
Wednesday night, August u. under the
auspices of the w. c. I. L.
Hugh Gill viii give an individual piano
recital next Friday evening at Mrs. Hays
studio in the Sedgwick. A cordial in
xitation IS extended TO his friends.
Members OF Wichita Council No. 100
Knights and Ladies of Security take no.
tice of election of officers septemberi.
All members should attend this meeting
and take part in the election.
All the officers of the Missionary
Juniors of the city will meet with their
president, Mrs. Hiram Imboden, 215
North Emporia. Thursday afternoon at
o'clock. Business of great import
ance
C. L. L. meeting at the usual hour this
afternoon. Labor day celebra ton and
matters pertaining to recently organized
unions will come up for discussion. hence
the officers request a full attendance Of
delegates.
The Sunday school and congregation Of
the Reformed church will hold their an
nual picnic in North Riverside park.
Thursday. August -. Wagons VIII leave
the church at $40 a. M, prompt. A
good time is promised all.
There will be a grand picnic given By
the Union Veterans Union and the wo-
mans Veteran Relief Union, on Tuesday
at Sullevan's dam, All old soldiers and
their families are invited 10 attend ard
spend the day in the WOODS. Waggo1s
will be at the court house at half past
eight. Re there with wei filed baskets
on Wednesday next the Garfield Relief
Corps, No. 40. will hold a picnic in North
Riverside park The members Of Caroline
Harrison Circle. and Eggleston and Car
field Posts are cordially invited to Join.
II is hoped all members and their faui-
lies will be present TO help make this the
social event in G. A r. circles. -Four
clock D. n. is the time Supper win be
served at $50 Every family is expected
TO take q well filed basket Of lunch.
In the Sedgwick county examination
which was held recently. b. a report
from Pref Taylor. Il is shown that thir-
teen students OF the Wichita Business
College have obtained certificates. Miss
Frances Hill made professional ce-t!a-
cate and Mr. ". II. WOodhouse made a
first grade certificate. Nine others made
second grade certificates. and two Sc
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-09

In addition to the above there were six
billiard halls. the license for which is 80
for the first two tables and $3.50 for
others, which paid in sl02, making the
total collections s1,S34.50
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-09
FARMERS ARE roo BUSY
To Fool With Men Who Commit Mino,
Trefts

One day last week two men drove past
the residence Of I4ncola Heller. down IN
Gypsum township. THIS county. Lincoln
had man az work in the field who left
his coat over a Jug OF water sy the read
The two men In the wagon stole the coat
and came on toward wichita
They have al snti-horse tibet sssoeis-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-09
She Knew Why.

Ethel-My right cheek burns SO; what
can I do TO stop it?
BeFyl-Tell Jack to shave oftener.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-09

guaranteed as good as Prices or ROYAL.
az half the price Made in Wichita.
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Au Oas Yublifunl.

Die p5Sreie Greiie" bat uber 400
etablirte Igenturen int Staate, tpiro
an iiber 700 Gotoffieen nerlarot, uno
bat eine aroBe Gerbreituug in oer
geabbar= &epublit 0ferito. i'm Snoio=
ner=9erritoril,m uno Ohabpma.
Sbr girfulatipns=@ebiet in 1eras
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lDnhers sablreiben 2eiern bas bibt=
beIieoelte Wittel=g e geras aitb ben 5iio=
tpeiten Elm.
3suei gaeiienbe iino beitdnoia, iabr.
ein, iabraus I'M Snterefie bes 0latz
tes nntermeas uno fiibren oenielben
in 8ereiu wit unieren rlbrieen 2o=
fal Slgenten fortndbreno ne,,e aes
fer sn.
Sn Gnbetradt bieler 1batladen ift
bic .5reie Breiie", tnO es iih barum
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erreiben, Sas bette stnseiae Waes
6ium im gtaate Eeras.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

The weekly issue of the" "FREIE
PREssE FUER Texas has po-
sitiveiy the largest circulation
of all German papers published
III the State of Texas.
1t has over 400 established
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1T circulates from Galveston
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In consideration of these facts
the "FREIE PgEssE FUER TEXAS
claims to be the best adver-
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Texas, where it is the object to
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Sir $500 nad 9entlalallo.

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lueroen i'm alten Taterlano NIT aru-
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