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l&e WLkhsfa Mttity W$& Ttooxam gtat&ift TLavembet 20, 1902,
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B
u
RAWFORD GRAND THEATR
E. L. MARTLING, Manager
Attorney Declares Real Mur
derer Has Not Been Mentioned i
uuil
Mr. J. Saunders Gordon Presents
The QordooShay Opera Co.
With America's Leading Prima Donna -
I Rose Cecilia Shay h
s Supported By s
CROKER IN THE CASE
He Hired a Lawyer When;
Molineux's Case Began,
Sopranos Helen Noldi, Pauline Johnson. Contraltos Eloise Bishop, Lena
Winters. Tenors Joseph Fredericks, Walter Wheatley. Baritones Achille
Alberti, James Stephens. Bassos John Dunsmire, Anthony Swinton.
Conductor Guisseppi Tressi.
5O
50. people
Special Scenery . New Cbsttmies
Brilliant Electrical Effects
Prices: 50c, 75c, $i;oo, $1.50.
H
T
TOLER AUDITORIUM
I
Toler & Son, Proprietors
THURSDAY,, NOV. 20.
John P. Slocum Presents Kirk La
Shell's Opera Company In
Princess
60 Talented Artists
Chorus of 50 Ladies
60 Talented Artists Chorus of 60 Ladies.
Grandest Scenic, Artistic and Musical
Attraction and Most Gorgeous Cos
tumes Ever Presented to the Wichita
Public.
Tickets on sale at box office. Prices,
$1.50. $1.00, 75c and 50c. Money refunded
if not as represented.
COMING
November 24th
ALL WEEK.
To All Whom It May Concern.
Notice is hereby given that the under
signed have heretofore been appointed by
the Mayor and Council of the city of
WichJia, Kansas, as appraisers for the
purpose of widening Lawrence avenue
from Eleventh street north to Thirteenth
street in said city, and that the benefit
district fixed by ordinance's as follows:
Commencing at the southeast corner of
lot 250, Lawrence avenue, Forrest Grove
addition; thence north parallel with the
east line of Lawrence avenue to the south
side of Twelfth street; thence in a north
erly direction to a point on the north
side of Twelfth street 150 feet west of the
west side of Topeka avenue; thence north
parallel with the west side of Topeka
avenue to the south -side of Thirteenth
street; thence west to" the northwest
corner of lot 1246, Lawrence avenue.
Bush's addition; thence south on a line
parallel with the west line of Lawrence
avenue to the southwest corner of lot
249. Lawrence avenue, Hyde & Farrell's
addition; thence east to place of begin
ning. And that a meeting of the undersigned
appraisers for the purpose of assessing
j the damages and benefits by reason of
the widening of said street, will be held
I on the 21st day of November, 1902. at 10
i o'clock in the forenoon of said day at
the ofilce of George E. Campbell, No. 303
North Main street, in said city.
Dated Wichita, Kansas, Sth day of No
vember, 1902. J. A. BRUBACHER.
GEO. E. CAMPBELL,
151-d-10t J. ELMER REESE.
Forni'H Alpenkrnuter-Iilntbclebcr.
I will continue the agency and ' serve
my patrons as before at my office over-
hardware store, 223 East Douglas avenue.
Emil Werner. 3-4tx
J Go to Sturgeon Grocery company, 25S
I North Main, Saturday, and get a cup of
I Hanley & Kinsella's celebrated Coffee,
free. Served by the young ladles of the
I Central Christian church. 3-3tx
. AVantcU.
I Prepossessing young lady for the stage.
! Experience unnecessary. Call or write J.
Osborne, 141 North Topeka. 3-2tk
j Alfalfa Hay.
Sixty tons of good alfalfa hay, baled or
loose. Telephone E. Cox, To. 109, 1014
"East Douglas 140-tf
Dissolution Notice.
,The partnership existing between J. G.
Wilson and L. B. Price, doing business
by the firm name of Wilson & Price at
115 South Lawrence, is this day dissolved
by .mutual consent, J. G. Wilson contlx: i
ing the business, collecting all accounts
and paying the same. 3-lt
University Lecture
Origin of
Races of Man
By Prof. F. H. SNOW, Ex-Chancellor
Kansas Univ ersity
Friday Evening, Nov. 21
Garfield Hall
Single Ticket 50c ; Course Tickets
$1.00.
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup.
Has been used for over FIFTJT YEAR3
by MILLIONS OF MOTHERS for their
CHILDREN WHILE TEETHING, with
PERFECT SUCCESS. IT SOOTHES the
CHILD, SOFTENS the GUMS. ALLAYS
all 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. Winslow'a
Soothing Syrup" and take no other kind.
Twenty-five cents: a bottle.
Attend Wichita Buslnes3 Coliege, Wall
building, 114-116 North Market St. Sl-tf
Notice.
I would like a permanent position aa
manager or salesman. References fur
nished. J. G. Barton, 2522 East First
street. 1-5 tx
Now Is the time to buy baled hay.
Prices reasonable and prompt delivery.
E. Cox, Tel. 109, 1014 E. Douglas. 70-tf
DEATH FROM BRIGHTS DISEASE
.lames II. H ay den Taswod Aivay Tues
day Even in sr.
James R. Hayden died Tuesday even
ing of Bright s disease at his home, cor
ner of Hillside and Central avenues. He
was born July 17, 1869, in Marion county,
Mo., and came here four years ago for
his health. He lived in Kansas City a
number of years. He worked some time
as a motorman on the Wichita street
car lines. Several months ago the dis
ease so undermined his health that he
could no longer work, and fr some time
he has been confined to his bed. He
leaves a wife and a daughter 12 years
of age. He was a Knight of Pythias,
and this order will assist at the funeral,
which well be held this afternoon at 3
o'clock from the home of his father-in-law,
D. A. Snyder, corner of Chautau
qua avenue and First street. Interment i
will be in Maple Grove cemetery.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Schoff,
last ednesday. a three and one-quarter-pound
baby boy.
New York; Nov. -19. It- now develops
that when the Mollneux case first at
tracted public interest, Richard Croker,
then leader of Tammany hall, took a deep
interest in the investigation to find
the murderer of Katherlne B. Adams.
Mr. Croker even went so far as to en
gage a special counsel to find out what
was being dono in the district attorney's
office in connection with his work.
"Mr. Croker," said a prominent lawyer,
"had received Information which led him
to believe that a deliberate effort was j
being made to suppress certain evidence j
in connection with this crime, and the j
district attorney's office was a party to j
it. Mr. Croker at that time wished to
avoid even the appearance of any scan- I
.- dal In any of the city departments, and 1
particularly In the district attorney's of- j
fice, and sent for a lawyer who has been t
prominently Identlflod with Tammany
and has figured in cases of national im
portance. "I want you," said Mr. Croker to the
lawyer, "to arrange for your appointment
as a special assistant district attorney by
Colonel Gardiner for the sole purpose d?
taking charge of this murder investiga
tion. "There are some ugly rumors that the
investigation into the cause of death oi
Mrs. Adams is not being conducted for I
the purpose of finding out the truth and
i want you to get at the bottom facts ana i
proceed accordingly. , j
"Now, this was at the time Mollneux j
had been mentioned as a suspect, and I
the police and district attorney's ofilce
were not working in harmony in thi3
case. t
"This lawyer who had been consulted
by Mr. Croker looked into the case and
reported to Mr. Croker that he did not
want to have anything to do with It.
'."xiie lawyer said: 'Mr. Croker. if I
were to take up this case, from the In
vestigations I have made, I would not
take Mollneux as a suspect, but would
take up two men whom I believe ought
to be prosecuted for this crime.'
" 'All right,' replied Mr. Croker, 'I do
not care who is involved or what position
they may hold, I want this thing cleared
up and pushed to the limit.'
"Mr. Croker's representative did not ap
pear in the case, because at that time
Assistant District Attorney Osborne had
been assigned to it and was making in
vestigation apparently along tho lines
indicated by Mr. Croker.
"Mr. Osborne had a suspect in mind !
other than Molineux at the time of the j
coroner's inquest and would have kept j
on this course if he hod not been hauled '
off by Captain McClusky of the Detective '
Bureau and Detective Sergeant McCaf
ferty. Osborne directed attention to Mol
ineux and the facts bi ought out by Gov
ernor Black at the last Mollneux trial
wero forgotton.
jgj "WICHITA'S LARGEST SHOPPING CENTER."
. E731 SJF rm M m -
. t . - m w m mm mm e m n
i iiaiuttiviiig until jaw,
i
Starts Today-Closes Saturday Nrght
Three daj's of "Special Linen Selling'5 for
which every piece will be specially priced. It
is our yearly thanks offering to the housekeep
ers of Wichita aud vicinity. It is our annual
event that every year grows in popularity.
There is nothing so necessary to the festive
beauty and elegance of the table as fine linens
and this sale, coming just at the time when
the holiday season is close upon us, when
extra linens come not amiss. These particular
of dependable linens should not come amiss.
is
CW
Bleached Damasks Cream Damasks
1 Pieces All Linen Bleached
Damask, worth 50c 39c
3 Pieces Bleached Damask,
all linen, 64 inches wide,
worth COc 49c
4 Pisces Bleached Irish
Damask, 72 inches wide,
75c value 59c
5 Pieces Heavy German
Bleached Damask, 72
inches wide, regular S4c
value. Sale price 69c
4 Pieces 72-Inch Fine Irish
Linen Satin Damask,
worth $1.00 per yard.
Sale price 89c
6 Pieces German and Irish
Damask, 72 inches wide,
worth $1.25. Sale price ..99c
Napkins to match all the bettor
grades of Linen
$1.50 Linen Napkins $1.29
$1.75 Linen Napkins $1.45
2.00 Linon Napkins $1.79
5 Pieces 54-Inch Cream
"Union Damask ITJ&e
4 Pieces Cream Union
Damask, 54 inches wide,
worth 35c 29c
2 Pieces Cream Union
Dcmask, 72 inches
wide 45c
4 Pieces Cream All Linen
Damatjx. C4 inches
wide, oxtra heu.vy, for
hotel use, 65c value 49c
3 Plaras 72-Inch Heavy
QerAan Damask, worth
S5c 69c
2 Pieces Heavy Scotch
Damask, double weave.
98c value 79c
Table Padding
We show a splendid grade of
Heavy Table Padding or
"Silence Cloths, at
yard 45c, 60c, 75c
Book Fold Napkins
Bleached Bookfold Nap
kins, lS-lach size, doaea. .69
2a Dozen 20x20 Bleached
BooWoW Napkins, war
ranted all pre linen ... .99
25 Doten All Linen Hook
fold Napkin. 24x24.
regular fl.iS value. Per
dozen $1.39
10 Dosen AH Linen -4
Napkins, worth $1.75
per dozen $1.4D
10 Doxen AH Unen H
Napkins, worth $2-o4
per dozen $1.89
Towcls-Tafalc Sets
A Nice Line of Ffency
Damask Tovote. hem
stitched and draw n
vwk, 50c, 75c and J9
We have a large Hop of
Fringed and Hm
stitched Table Sts.
cloth and napkins to
match. Pricea ratajtp
from $2.75 per set t . $3.00
T 7 J
Doll Sale, Today 08c
Five hundred of these Sample Dolls go on sale this morning at nine
o'clock yes, and many more, if need be, for in this one purchase we have
bought 1061 dolls. Hundreds of little tots have looked at those displayed
in our window with longing eyes Today we expect their mothers and
fathers. By nine o'clock we will have in readiness hundreds of Dolls in
addition to those shown in the window.
this case have a striking likeness lo the
chirography of a man whose name has
not heretofore been mentioned in the
"The truth is. this Adams poisoninp is j caBe. It js not tjme tc mention his name,
sure to come out. and the inquiry to find but there is certainly work for the dto
it has not been stopped by any means. j trict attorney's ofilce to do."
auiiie ui ii it- iiuiiuw iiLiiiK (.'A.111U11S in i '
CHATAUQUA CIRCLE PROGRAM.
You pay JO cents
for Cigars not so good as
LEWIS'
STRAIGHT
F.P. LEV!S, MANFt
f COR I A.I 11.
Paper Second Hundred Yearn' Wan
England-France Mr. Staley.
Idylls of the Kin Ufaa Norereea.
Meaning of Each IdyU-Mlas K ndle.
Discussion Author Kim Maxwell.
DLscusaion Guinevere MUw Vincent.
DlseuB?lon Lancelot Mr. HnyUrr.
Leader W. K. Jones.
Alma Chautauqua Circle.
The Alma Chautauqua Circle meets
next Tuesday evening, November 5, at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Bone.
Mr. Bone, leader. Program:
Kieff and Odessa Mr. Gove.
Music MJsa Bone.
Ten Englishmen of the Nineteenth Cen
turyMr. Gibson.
Map Review of Russia Mrs. Scott. "
Assembly Circle Program.
Thf Assemlbly Chautauqua circle will
meet with Miss Kendle next Monday
eve ing. Progra n :
Roll Call Quotations from Tennyson.
Saxon and "Slav to page 136 Mr. Xor-cross.
r
. The Bla. k ..n l Mh t.
Jria Mrs. Md'Uiu
A Ruxfttar. H.1 Clt M
Th 'rtU in Finland Mr
Iukhbmis Mr VV N r -Roll
Call rt.vf.;. il l-t .r.
M :sic Mr 1.. v
tphensoii Mr If N..r. r
!.radr iSltn K.r.Kad
Epworth Circle Program.
The JKp worth f. uUtuij ' ' ' '
nct Mnli N
i krs of thf Ftr-i
XtlMU fax IV. vr
t RoU rail-I'r. r
mil.
K
West Side Circle Program.
Program of the Wtt aide Chautauri'i'
circle for November 14. Mrs. Freeman
leader. Meeting with Mrs. Ash Means.
Roll Call Current Krvats.
Ten Englishmen of Nineteenth Century
(Stevenson Mrs. Allison.
Kleff and Odessa Dr. Collins.
Geography Lesson in Russia Mrs. ""ton proper r.m.
Graves. t KJeff and 'trn-
Selections of Russian Poetry Mra Van i Ten Kn! r .. ft
Arsdate. Dunn.
... 7 t Discussion t Trnv. .-
Sunflower Circle Program. vtmm Mr Trr..
Sunflower Chautauqua clrSe meets with , Ray Tr
Miss Mason. liS North Lawrenee ave-I Mrs K V. rnth'A. i
nue. Monday. Novnnbr 25. 3:3ft p. .u. with ap; "-vlk-ltia Tuesday
""-r. iien. g snmcwhat ai-r
Mr
a s
bit
vrsterrlay
I Anniversary Bargains
!
Perfnmes and Toilet Goods
Art Cnsliion Tops
C. B. Woodworth Sons 6: Co.'s Ara
bian Bouquet and Crab Apple Blos
som. SOc and 60c lvrrumes.
DAYS' ANNIVERSARY
SALE, ounce
Colgate's White Rose. Pansy
and White Violet, ANNI
VERSARY SALE, ounce
Pears' Soap, S days. Thursday.
Friday and Saturday, cake ..
Packer's Tar Soap, 25c kind:
ANNIVERSARY SALE, cake ,
Mount OUvf (Pure Castile Soap
ANNIVERSARY SALE, cake..
THREE
35c
Blossom
25c
10c
15c
5c
In manv handsomely lithographed and
stamped patterns; also Hols.n Pil
low Tops and Pretty Satin Damask
weaves, besides Imitation Burned
Leather Novelties; priced regular I'Sc
to $1.25. DEDUCT ONE-THIRD
FROM YOt'R BILL in th;? depart
ment during our ANNIVERSARY
SALE THURSDAY. FRIDAY AND
SATURDAY.
One Lot Misses' Wool Hosiery, fine
quality: ribbed or flat weaves; fast
black; 33e ana 50c values. 9Rr
ANNIVERSARY SALE, pr....'1'
i
INCORPORATED.
"The Store That Has the Goods"
119121 North Flair St., Wichita,
iversary
Bargains
Drug; Sofldrv Departmsnt
Dr Graven Tn'usiid Tooth Powder,
a regular 3S arriw AS SI- tc.
VERS AH Y ?ALK. 3 DAYS ,3C
"NATT'tNAL BrNr, Zs- hish grad
..'atjrg Paprr AiVNi 01
VIIRPARY HALE, pound. . .
irtrSTAL COlTtT. " a better valo-;
Thursday. l-rld and
Saiurrjay. pound 3C
Card fc;iT..-. ing. bet cards and ny
style script; thre days only, dnrfna:
ASM V EK8A R Y BALE. QC
, m for 3C
Cok s Dandruff Cre. small
sis- .
Dollar Purses, 56c
45c
FREPH NEW ffto. K ft-tusr IIlr
Purses. Itenl h J-aTr tnrxoah
0.t. ftTl!l. SilT flWH.t.WOg
iHREK OAVr A.V.VIVBR. an.
UY ALE. each . OUC
Kid Olovts
AlK. a ei.?!fui Dr-mi Kl .to
tn moAm tans. grra hf"G
Irts pmtn eis&roMToH blrs ' r
Wt;tr f.a (fs4e Thiirsdsy. i '
x'rte. SI 00
TODAY
STARTS
50 ANNIVERSARY SAL
There will be no let up to unusual bargaining during Thursday, Friday and Saturday. We cannot begin to enumerate all the specials. Page ads anil half pages
have been used to herald the more important items and yet this store could easily treble as much space with values that arc as good.
TR15WED HATS MUST GO
Anniversary Sale, all Pattern Hats up to
$25.00. HALF PRICE
Kia borate and Medium Priced Hats. J5.W
s;.Anniver8ar'. $3.oo
On- TabWull oir Stylish Hats. CI QQ
worth up to M.50. at Ql.UO
Krcni h Felt Walking Hats, -worth QQr
up to $3 :', at C7u
F rid ay
Until Noon
Anv Belt in
Stock, Worth
Up to $1.25
50c
WOOL WAISTS.
Every Wool Waist in our bs stock is la-
oiuaeti m tn s;ie: an xne jaisi siyies
aA !tn M.,,1.rlt. a. 1 tn tA SA
Tlit are dlvidl Into three lots for the
Ar.nfverstarv saie. cnotci?,
c. .9 and
SILK WAISTS
$2.98
100 Waists. mad of good taSeta; broad
cut shoulders ij iced bark, ftvnt and
sleevf-s. cxtrenst "..r- b'.ousir front; cor
r?ctlv Hn--d. cc:ors. black, green, btue
and pink Rejri'.ar tJ vatue. CO QQ
Annivtrsary &.ie 4t.OO
Big Carpet
and Upholstery
ale
Third Floor
Three Days
TL'L'ESDAY mmtffS BIG SILK SVLE
l. YMt Foii'ard LR t!se you $j
find raanir tu52f-i! ttl I-Bt
opportunity u U.r t xnXX imr,n
the anafTt! fr m imx w!t cumnm'.
ovsfttaa svu. t Bi mu TMI'Rfl
l A I i .MIL, XiM!w
St.
th- iwwiittfkii dtsfiliiy
59c
THREE DAYS' SALE OF UNMATCHED VALUES IN DOMESTICS, COTTON DRESS STUFFS AND BLANKETS
2,000 Yards Fancy Prints
Larpe jmd small figures; blues, reds a ad
all colors; 'worth Pc per yard. Until
closed out. Anniversary Q 1 or
Sale, price
Men's White Vnlaunderod Shirts A corn
brand), best made, Wamsutta muslin;
worth 5ic. To close out, OKr
Anniversary Sale price UJI
Flannelettes
60 Pieces Venetian and Excelsior Flannel
ettes, from 32 to 36 incites wide; dark
and white and fancies, for w:appei
and tea Jackets; formerly sold at 10c
7c
and 12Hc. Choice of patterns.
Anniversary Sale, price
German Bine Calicoes
l.wvt Yards Best Standard German Btee
Prints; complete line of style; sojd
evrrmrhtrc at 10c per yard. C 1 On
Anniversary Sale prfc u 1
Pseoes j-inoh Crown Percale, best
made; dark colon; worth iTc per Kp.
yard. Anniversary Salo price
I Bales Peerless Yard-wide Unbleached
Muslin mad- of selected Sea isiand cot
ton; worth To per yard.
Anniversary Sale price
Bed Spreads
1 Case Itedram DmrSc Blae and Rd Beni
Spreads; as ex eel lent number of eco
nomical every -day wear; retralar price
CSJi Aairiversary Bale 69 C
1 Case Oesutee Mitches Sprada. to
blue and red: dark colors, worth "1 OQ
$1.75. Axaiveraary Sale price ..v'-oa
Biaahis
1 fu 4sc 14 Gray f"exum Kansos.
doubts wttJi eat border AJr
1 Cs fk J- Taa Cmum
and Buoy : fancy hwrdrrxv
Anarversarr Sat rrtot
1 Case J3 m li-f Ijux" fltos ?Vect Blaa-
ytm. striped bonders RQn
Ana v-rsary Sol eric OJU
Blsobts
1M Patra SUM
6c
us keai. iftyifcsja
S1.29
Casit fla ItaaJtary
a!sw sss AatvrSJry mi
S1.I3
Wait for our Thanksgiving Linen Sale, Next Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday. Handsome Table Sets and Decorative Pieces Will Be Sold.
Yes, it Will Pay You to Wait for the Rorabaugh Sale. Watch the Papers.
gh Dry Goods Company
Freight Paid on Ail $5.00 Mail Orders
Within 100 Miles of Wichita
I5ft
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