The Wichita daily eagle. [volume], April 24, 1902, Page 5, Image 5

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NATURAL GAS
LINE CHOSEN
Representative of Company
Expected to Come Scon
TO ACCEPT FRANCHISE
Two Companies Will Furnish
Gas to Wichita,
A representative of the company which
as gTanted a franchise by fie city
council to pipe natural gas Into W u-h'ta is
expected to arrive in th city v. ithin a
few flays, when definite announcement
will probably be made as to the time tha
new company will be pin work. The com
pany has not yet accepted its franchise,
but it h&3 until the middle of June to do
that. It is thought, however, that the
representative of the company, who will
be here soon, will notify the. city clerk
and the city attorney that the fi.nchise
Is aeer-pfd, end v. :il file a $5.C'"'i l"md in
arr.'!-.r,cc with the terms of the instru
me:.t. Th" company has secured urfifient cap
ita! t IbV the lir - and .since th" franchise
W8K crr-rt'-'l by ti e city c-v.i .! t isss
ha.!
to
-, ,rt ir. th- r. a rlt V f- 'e
t.ate '.! 1 i.jw in :. t-s.c-
tiO r.
A r- r.reFuntat'vc cf the crur.i
In v. ; I'l l a sh -rt I'm.- .mo : n !
t'd !' r t;:.- tins ' jw of K insi-. .
to i'1 t the e. -'--in fates. 'J
pa- h ts filso 1 'vn m.iklnr
fo'- i'-iptr.sr r- i.rul in th- r-
Tv route of th" pipe l:ne
ha- -c-:i decided up-.n. As tl.
H i the eastern r,.rt of th - f
Jin- v..;i pss tl:".;,h Winfkll
lin' ",, bo it is --.atel on poi.il :
1 .. fiirni5hin!? of natural
pe'1 - cf Wichita will be the v..
CO" -it'oris. 1 will lay t...
p!l - ard supply Them with a 1 -
Th- ftiiT comp i .y will re vo
at :!.- city and d.sribute it i
toi .
my was
I.-- s-t u-
- -uj1
( :n
- ir tr.n-ts
- belt.
v .data
r;.s 1,-1 1
the
, d V. -l-uthonty.
j o the
k of two
j:'-;:ich
t fl i.S.
the gas
the cus-
TWO NEW CARS
They Will Be Used on the Topeka
Avenue-West Side Line.
Th Street Car company 1 reeeived
two rf the new cars m.rn St. !.i"is and
by tr.r last of tfci week they will be run
rtiiic: on Topeka avenue and the West
Sic
T'
arc
cor
Th
by ien
I
Sid
nat
ed t
the
Fri
th th.
cars are semi-convertible, and they
h- finest made by the St. louis Car
.-r.v. They hae 20-foot bodies. 28
... r all. and fire equipped with re
rattan f-r-rii.? se.tts. icient to
!', v.ate tw. nty-f !sht :' iss.-nc;ers.
. ?o have tl '- large plrt'frms four
k f "t, wit!i ail tlie mod. in conven-
ms that Teoeka avenue and West
't all the 1 -t irs. When asked the
re of th! - ; .'.-terday, S.ifcnntend-
rri""n rc'
! -,t one .
! to give any -xplu-i.e
. otorr-.' a expfitin-
r, p ii tcr ' ' me Kas'e. lie said
(.n Xort a ave : .nnd the
: unive!. , .e.'e didn t .-j.it o;i
:s cf til' ' Hd th.it was why
,,, it.y g. t!.. m th b 'st cars.
' .. w. he coti" !, "we could not put
pn . r? on th k ards d So-ith
M.n !-'r.-et lin- -, i-c-tuse tli" 1 's fit
the
th r
sto. .
clea :
on '
Th. -cai
a
o King ho '-e --t into i'nm with
r-ay cloiK.-s. and m e Ireni the-
jr.is do n.ew 1-eo th'-ir . v.-r
T'.e ecor.d i s-1 cars wol I"- put
. liivrrsid. .'"id f'oP.ege i;li I
can take pr tty good care of the
jn that lin V
FEW DOG LICENSES
But 29 Persons Have Registered Their
Dogs in C.ty Clerk's Office. j
L'p list niiii.'. ihre hr 1 b-en hut'
twt::t -: in. dog i ... 'is- s is 'I'd by the
city il- "It this y. r. his is a . ry ?inail
number ' licen1- . .t. --nimg r the num
ber of dogs rui ; r-i around t v. a. The
clt". ! rk has pio. aril a r!w -et of tags
an U'.ey are of an rntirrly .o-i.rnit le
bJM i tl.ui those l.et.-tofora !! use h.-re.
A13 !' tbj dogs et tins city no.st be reg-ist-iid
t-v the 3' tii ' r this month an 1 th-e
do,!- cat. her will ttart out the titst day
of May.
BIG STOCK BUSINESS
Railroads Carryin Southern Cattle to
the Flint Hills.
The tailroads this cty i
nit c a creat mt v . tr.i sto
r.ow run-
.:tis. In
.".not gt t
-.a li
ers
tv
, tied
f I li-'
:. k i--l-i,
v . .rrv
;. -1
ti- . .-it-
fa ; :ne o th- n. ray th.
'tne o t h n. ;-i
in !.t CIJO .c'l o:-
.i.. the Et - k : -i
r- idy i s.i .
..t eattU i;. :r.
- u, o-rn i .!?
t ' CO to i '
,al lif .-.'nt -f
' i- tnsft :t' i. t.
- e,:- to t'. Mi
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ca.
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to :
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ORGANIZER IS COMING
prorations Waking for Institution of
K:-!'ghts of Ccdumfcus Council.
: r H.o ' T' '. ' putv
or-. ii-r lor v 'or t; '. -'.ts - t
C and i. v" U '..eh ll UiItin-
F( - .-c- ! W .-hit M -.' -.'. t-o
Wi'.- to take ii. .m-- ' : r !."
ora ,:7..-t".n o! "v'-. 'h'ts : I'-'Mri"' s
c. .. f m t'.o;- . ': lie : '." wj'l
b ' 1 :n t! i'i"-'.' ith ;- , .- h "i
h. !. !. ro a . - : - :1 can : e"C . -.d
it n .--i ba.-e .'. ' -t twej.a n.. :t-" ts
lr. ;.. : -ar ran '. rtmerr ' ' ' t'1
; : i romo- . - yir.tt r. ' a . : i
W ; e -it-ci ro c .''I i-'-;t
',',:v n - " that r ! e
K . t- . fe'U . !- S: t . t
LOSS OF
APPETITE
.itserdered
i 1 H t o- n t : .- n ana
:STQMAca; ,h0VM bt. r,r.0t-
XiA-tP attended to
I 11 '
in
ep. hron.j d ?
liostetter's
Stomach
BitLTS
the t. t
.e t--" etrnst-i
;r .lc--.t;ie or-
a "so to cur
cSs'r-
: .... . . -
v
Indigestion, 1 v . .-pcpia, Hett
burn, Bekhing, Ncrvou -ness. In
somnia and n!ria. lever an.!
Ague.
He ure to try it.
' ? :.. .: Our'Prsvate Hie Stamp
HomFm Pills
Are prepared from Nn
ture's mild laxatives, arc
while crenlle are reliaU.
and efficient. They
R tfa& LhfGM'
Cure Sick Headache, BH
iousness, Sorr Stomach,
and Constipation. So'd
everywhere, 25c. pu be .
Preoared by C.I.Hood & Co.JLoweiLlIass.
to
ir.-r
C::.th'-!i''S in pood ptand-'ih'-
.har.ictr of tiie
-e c- rtiii' ' to by a pries:..
t -rs mast
LOOKING OVER KANSAS LINES
Generar Superintendent Hardy of Mis
. sourl Pacific h Wichita Yesterday.
'inerni Stipe
I nrt- r;:.t V.
cir- travel
.v.'- In:, s in
1 -. J .r.jv and Su-
r ..f th- Missouri
- .-ii Kinsa?. Se.r-
i T-: Jr-nt Harriy r ; br- n gf-ncral su
; .' nloi;t v tin. .system bu a few
v. k ,-HHd he i.- out traveling r
!:: s to tK-conu : "TCdi-ited wir'-i t.i- r-r'-i-I'O-
He liaf b'fii i:: tins city i :ni!,-r
-if ur;cs while l.i- was super.:if ndr.t at
j.ilia, Missot.r1, but never p.-.: d ;-.:ticu-!-.r
iittentio'i to th property out'.-le of
! :s i!.vision until he was it. nit; general
i 'riutend-'-n:.
REGULAR ALL-DAY SERVICES
Of Sedgwick County Holiness Associa
tion Wi'l Be Held Tuesday.
The 3.lpwi k ''ounty JToli.urs Assncl--!!
! vail h' 'i it.- r-irulir ail ihty Pen
Tti n." -l. 'tr w. the Vn church
l t" , J uu: .is ..v.'i:;i3 an! i i-?t street
.'. i , April -. .-'-.'virps 1-I.t ;;t
. m ami c tiro-n thr -l."Ut the
... .'.1 evt . Thsc :r.-.t.:.Ss are
utov. r; arret. 'lv m i.-n-rost . power,
"v. o v . kc 1'- 1": by v ,s '. time of
v. -,'(.: ,I m : :-s'ati'n cf tl'-i Di.-ir.e
nc. J5i-bt 1 rsons Bonyht sanctili-
. Mf :i rtt the ; ;r. f- - n ot i.nn receiv
:.K it 1:1 a . ry marked vaj.
DO NOT REPRESENT PEOPLE
Taylor Riddle Thus Speaks of Dem
ocratic Big Fry.
Ta!"r Hidd'i ." .Vn.rion w-- in the city
.. rd ii-. it v,'' be remember? d that
.;. il'-'Jle wj tli- (hlef pip nerit of the
a i;. .t the I'oj; Ubt p.'irt;- fr".njld walk
.) ..i.!v h to the Ixniorratie :mp. To a
rep '-I-r for the K:!c li sa.d.
J'" the I''-ir.cr -t! shorM nominate
spv, r.il l'opti'.Fts it is poss-o-b- 'hat the
Populist' convc r t'on woull f ulnrse their
i' t. The 1 . moerjtic. rank and fi'! of
the slate are n t .- i ; - ented b the lead
ers. TLe paity his not been reorganized
.-.a. e the beg nmrs oi the Foj ulist move-
NEED MORE MONEY
Park Commission Only Has $500 a
Month Want $750.
The rark C'
do not ha--e
c ire for am
Th" city
m- - Mo" srn-l
t- r ; i '. . "to
! ...-,.. n. rs state that' they
i '..h money to properly
. ..f the ciy parks,
red allows us $500 a
"r.nn-si.int-r Dieksou yes
i.l an six parks when the
.jr..:.' amour t i"i !d wall r...- Pf.i nt on
liiv.iside. Vv - fh.juM be allowni at least
1 a month
only money we will
th I-awi-:.. e avenue
ad on th-
d H ie park this s:mmtr will
i e ; r the p-arnoc.. keeping the weeds
. it ..nd the tr. s trimtned."
WORK ON LILY POND
Fipe to Be Laid Today Drainage
Into River.
Woiktrr ti ha vi b'-gun the cement work
"r. th.- Ply jv,: d n w being mad. in Xorth
i.. i-ldc patl; 'J'.i.J v they '.-.il! begin to
i th- oiu-r. h pipe through which the'
w it. r for th pouu .ill flow. The pipe
. at be i-j fe. t 1 .i g as the vater wHl be
o-.t .,) from the city nia;-' ivar the
nit'i:'. Kihrv fe. . cf fing will W
i ihi frmi the pond to the ri r i.r drain-
FOR GRAPPLING HOOKS
Coroner McCcllister Let the Contract
for Them Yesterday.
Coron r Mf ' '-"Ulster .sterd.iy awarded
t' .-ontr.irt ! t!.i contrt". te-n f.f a set
.: e-.iovh.ig h'.-ks for tl cunty, to
I,..-,. r.ioss Tl,. -e hofk will be kept
.... t ... .-..ron- "i and u-.-l in ct.ses
a ..i '"f.aing in tie- o, .;.-. I a-t sum
t . r th-'ii wi.e ial .b-m-!.-1.-: mifle on
tie (oniaer r hool-i in -"i i"i bi'ig for
'.id:, s in tl . bottoms of :tie..ias una
p .ads, but th'-'e -Ai-ie no:-e ia the county.
ISLAND IS VANISHING
Soil Being Used to Fill Low Places
on Lawrence Avenue.
The is'and ui. lor the -V. r.,c street
bri'-e which .red the -v officials
-- n- ex. iter . "'. a i-w n o; -.i. as he-
i, a man v I lived tb--r. o'j. cted to
; . "is: r.-; .1 . v i'l s- - :. 1 ' a thing
a by p ' who (Its ! ; the
- . to till Up I.'.v p:aee on th( ,r ' 't- On
. .th J.anf. ' eietnte b -v.. -n K- li-'Ctj
.-t a;.d i' W.- ir'.a A: W . tf ra track.
HISTORICAL BULLETIN BOARD
Will Be Piaced in the City Library
Soon.
I-aura "oo-.-. th- r : '-'U s-h-oj li
' - r. in. is v. il: r ; r. pan.t o-a t p'aco
r tl.- libra' h-Mvucal tin ri
win a b .. i i.i ever!- . t hisi-.ry
v " be clfo Co. .1 in thr.P a .nivrjrio.
i 1 w.ii be- no p; :r.oip;Uiy ; th.- Ite.n'
, t; t-.- m- -1 eMl.lrtiu V!:-- I.tfwv
i . r .1 , ; n Are-: .vn K i w
u .. U . t ot r-.-.licaiK re-
, a .a th.' " " ""' '!-
HAS LARGE LIABILITIES
A. N. Bont F.ies Petition in Bank
ruptcy in Fi0cr3l Court.
; 11.
n "'i
".led a
pt-
- federal
s "l .i o
: munt
1 rut?.
st'
md
! IS
m i-?
- t:
W i'.j
REPAIRS TiEARLY C0',:LETED
Paen-et "-.-i'-g to Bo Fir- ced
S.-turdav. S...J Street Cc i.-icncr.
... t 1 .-. : c'.-,v j.
. - 1 v . '. .: ivr-'. '
-..:- 1 .
.-.us .:" -
- . : . - .1 ni.. I
rjEN'OCRATIC CAUCuSLS TODAY
-
o .ec D-'fates to Ccjrty Con-
v reacts SatuT'ay.
. :ppo't -AT " '.V.'.C rJVVlTTEE
! - 1
Fratema! A:d Ccurcl Ratifies Plan 1
fcr Sec-:-2 S "z FcJ.
WICHITA TO
BE ADVERTISED
Qo Pofofn Rlon tn Sand t.t ti
Maps and Figures.
TELLINGOFHER RESOURCES
Enthusiastic Meeting Held in
City Building Last Night.
The real estate men of this city are
coing to mak. a united effort to adv.. r
tise Wichita and the surrounding ocun
try. At a meeting of the principal r..il
estate men of the city in the city build
ing last nirht it was decided to iaue
li-'t y thousand of the irwps prepared by
the statistical cdrnmittu'. o the Chamber
of Commerce giving tiie resources of the
country within a radius of 100 miles of
Wichita, ami send tluse maps to all parts
of the east and in1 this way make the
abundant resources of Wichita ar.d her
tributjr territory known to the people of
this county.
Th-;- maps give the population of the
co-m'ry h :i rounding Wichita at:d th'
an."..:.t o: wheat, cur:., oats, and all
otlicr ols, hay, cattle-, horses, thcp
ani h- -,s produced durtr ; ih l-st -ar.
Tie ivai fst.it--- men wil. a-.'.a a lutie- ia-tf'iu.-ti"n
to this a.nd then t-ev.tt: i!i m
br. acc.1t over the -t'-rn slat. a. 'lia-re!
h: s !.- t-r been a r-hiet s' at on . f '
tl..." eity that cont in such . in,..r?-
hi i -. form thu arnvui-t Qt re-j
sc-urc-s tiio.t are w huairel m.ic, !
oi , ii hita in all 'i'h se lit- :
tie raaps and the f s n with them j
till the tale of th . : i ' "os.; -. rity cf f
Southern Kansas. j
At the meeting 1 : t . L. David- .
sou was e'ecttd .ml 11. W. i
I.e-y secretary. C '. explained
the purpose of th' - ' make ar-
r..'.:-'-tnf nts to sj ' . advertise!
Wi hita and the - . country. '
fb t -.plained the . m.ips and
j i'-.'wed wluit wou . i . . ?fKa -from
j th'-ir wholesale di the east.
1 he project was t : : . r-at en-
! thusia-m by the r " . I resent
and unn-ediatcly . i .w. a-if-n to
I ksue 5fi,"u" of the " - '-- '. . mr- '-t e
C"".sist.:r,-j of Geo. 1 ' ' ' -eiliw
and Jfiel A. Trie .- . r i to go
among the real e i ;he city
who were not repi - - i . t me'-ttcg
and secure the su - . . the bai- j
ance of the fifty 1 -
Jieeides advertls- - t 'he real
estate urn are gi v ' e an as- i
socintion for nut . . nd next j
Wednesday evening ' ' ? will be j
j another meeting i . Iding to j
perfect a permanf : '-. " Uey
will try to get ev ; man .a '
j th.'city to join -' Hen.ati- ;
caliy advertising , i . . a 1. r tribu
j tary territory.
I WORK ON ROCK PILE
Seven Tramps V'ili
Their Da !
The street coau..
some broken rock- i"
places in the str
worn down so the ,
taken the job of 1
Since the warm
making thomselv- '
tfc'-i surrounding i
the road have tx n
out of their wlnt i
north and not a ! --. !
city.
They do not likf t
the world owes r.
are after it with
Thc al.-.o like tt
me- great a.imiifr
it. i is not a good
elass Of people,
has bc'-n taking ...
gentry who "tor 1
s:iu" anything e
troubles, and lo
hold ver, the ba
l-i tit this is not tr
to Wiehita. Thei
en the- police cou ' ' .
.s lin. d V". As si
ist'-r. d the men .
w..tt-r. which is
t.-ii-t'i-nn'i: diet, i - -
tl..T"g's.
X-.a- that the '
'i.-e department -l-
ids of good ha1 .
street t'e-pnrtmen'
.ira' were yeste
ing up the rocks,
in th hammers t -wa
i v that th
fori ,'ilv, t. it the;
st lo j ,i! that
h.'.l -and th-ir
n .-a v Po weri
tin rn we; e abb
bl:-tf r as a .r-se
ia n w-ro taker
health is not o
w ir.t t " w ."k 3'
'eak Rock for
3reaa.
.3 . need of
'. i amber i f
a . - becomc
' lent has
to him.
' . re b. i n
.'y an.
' e Ms of ;
. r , way ,
....
, ; : . '.his ;
ay J
ey
Is.
; -y
- V i
ie n br-.l
f .! y. :
'o work '
till'' (! t
which h
th.-ugbt t
f. r t.-n .
r- a.dv r;
Y! hta .
wiy.
up
crdiv.
.til th-.
sup
n-
.: bv
BIG BA-.:
Will eB Playe
Fridr
Tornerrow a fit.
fr. m t;
1. n -I" - - t
. f.-: sr1 tU'f 'v -
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i On s .tur.ls.v .'
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PRICKLY ,
ASH
efii DOSE OF
4
1 w
14 A
!
And loses its shape. That's what makes you
so tired of clothing that isn't made right.
You see, unless a coat is made like ours with
an interlining of genuine hair cloth it's bounlT to
"break" and wrinkle right back of the buttons and
buttonholes, and look shabby in no time.
The trousers, too, if 'they're not cut and
designed by tailors who "know their business," are
bound to switch over to one side and do anything
but hang like they ought to. Right here is where
the high class workmanship in ours counts.
People tell us every day that they like our
Clothing because it retains its shapeliness. You
might find this "unbreakable feature" in some
other brand of clothing, but you are assured that
in our Suits from $15 to" $22 the coats do not
"break" and the trousers hang as they should. .
ierrnan
No Clothing
150 NORTH
$300
H m 3K j-sk T jfrs. i
0
I
I -Mill I I
SODA .WATER SEASON
Is here again and our foun
tains are both busy, serving
the latest and best drinks
to be had in Wichita.
DOCKUn & HIGGINSON'S
TWO DRUG STORES
138 North Hain. Street 2.8 North Main Street
is in miiiiii' Jii'i ii"-.'rvff'" L '"p"- i.jitfii'iJMstMwSM a i
i-. i nr. -KKrxf
M.K. AiNU jriK3.
TEACHERS OF VOCAL, PIANO, VIOLIN AND THEORY OF A1USIC
StudioCrawford Opera House.
A limited amount of season tickets for the remaining three concerts to be
given by the Wichita Symphony Orchestra will be for sale at Mr. Appy's studio,
at 1.50 for each season ticket, above address.
f
8 a tf i
liberators
asoiine 5ioves
ji - the two lines that we shine in. The QUICK MB AX
s -d J WBIv Gasoline Sto7es are two items of. the great maa7
v" " laadle that we believe aad know are the best
stoves are made by people who have studied ve
r .ae stove for years aad years aad have revolutionized
- cookiag world by their, groat success.
As to Hefrigeratora the ALA.S1C has the two aaost
2 n ia: points that it takes to make a good Ufrierator
i i th?.. i; iasalation and circulation, and the ALASKA has
a. C .ini in and let as show you the Aiaska as wa reel
e: seeing it and having the win? good points
explained to you yon will have ao other.
For sale exclusively by v
G. R. F0LLETT & CO.
u -m-5 WHITE FRONT HARDWARE 1 12& E. Douglas
TALK NO. 135
G;AB GLASSES"
of rr' A 'A
t r-- ".-:., tr. .r tr - J-
t , r- it s-H '---' -
' , - 1 wh r. ri'8
-'-. . r ht s-i3 ot. y t : J : ;'
.iu-t h JIt--.nc-i ci -r r.d & .
i r.majy ur.t 1 he- - -'-
r- e i- '' d Cia- S
r - :- . - ,;il th tlm TtWT 5
t - -l.-.S ?:o'-4 tJ" W
x 1.. .- arc r.ir-
": '. T.. , aed
"". -r :. Th-v ,
o?rd r - jj
,j t- frr.ra th- bii .
... i k'-w "t r.itl.
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;;,vi:y. fSJ K-' " ft
t yu" ts v 'T- 'V
y W. Pearce i
tr
-a.
& Hess
Fits Like Ours.
To buy Shoes is a highly im-
portant matter just now. flany
women enjoy the feeling, of indi-
viduality conferred upon them by
wearing our popular priced Shoes,
$3-
.00
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Will find an assortment
of Chic and Swell Suits
here that can't help but
please. Our boys depart
ment fairly shines with new
and handsome ppftrel in
the thousand and one little
things that go to make a
boys' wardrobe complete.
Boys' Stylish Wash Suits,
welt made, 25c j
Boys' Wash Suits, in better
qualities, on up to the best you
will find.
Boy's At! Wool Blouse Suits,
$1.50
Boys' Ail Wool Double Breast- j
ed Suits, $2AO. ;
Bovs' AH Wool Three Piece J
Suits' $3.00, S4A0 and 3&0O.
Boys' Fine Norfolk Suits, the
fines' wooiens, $-50, JBQ nd .
$5.00.
Beys' Sailor Suits, ail styles
and qualities; pricas 41.00 up.
Boys' Tuxedo and Dress Suits,
Boys' Fancy Black and White
Cheviot. Tweed and Soft Cssi
mere Suits, $3.50 and $5.00.
And finer Suits in every line,
all the newest weaves and the
latest styles, on up to the not
that are made.
And everything to make your boy appear genteele and
stylish; and a boy can buy here as cheap as a man, and
for aay dissatisfaciion we'll cheerfully refund your money.
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Boys' UiKlerw-sts 2So a ad
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Boys Mew Mockwear fro
25c up.
Boys Fancy Suspenders cm
25c up.
Boys' Hats ar.d Caps, 25c up.
Boys All Woel Sweaters fro
$1.00 up.
Boys' Spring Underwear from
SSe to 50c
Boys' Straw Hats. 25c tc
Soys' Sailors, for little boys,
2Sc to $t.50.
Beys' Fancy Shirts from
50c up.
Boys' Wash Waists, 18c, 25c
and up.
Soys'Fartcy Sweaters, SSc up.
Boy' Collars, CuKs.
Hand Tailored Suits
Our line of Tailor-made Suits for
men and young men for spring
wear is the best fitting and most
perfect, in every reBpect ever
brought io the state. The price
range from $10 to $20. They are
letter than your merchant tailor
charges yon double the money for.
Sec Shirt Display in
Our East Window
GOLDEN EAGLE
Wichita" Greatest Moncv SavtM? Uolhmg Store
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Is most respectfully
called to our very large
line of Alen's $3.50
Shoes. We have them
in all the new leathers
and shapes and have all
the appearance of a $5
Shoe; so far as the wear
is concerned you cannot
tell but that you paid five
for them. They are union
made and bear the union
stamp. Remember, all
shapes, all leathers. $3.50.
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