The Wichita daily eagle. [volume], November 08, 1903, Page 4, Image 4

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RAISED IN 36 YEAR!
Handsome Coat Styles
For Women
Figures Show 31,254,496
Bushels Harvested.
AVERAGE YIELD IS 14-4,5
Prof. Isley Makes Report on
Kansas Crop,
Prof. W. II. Isely of Fairmount, who is
statistician for tho Chambor of Cora
merce,flled the following- report yesterday
afternoon. This report will be of interest
10 all Kans3!:. .iid especially to residents
of "this count.,, as it concerns the large
wheat crop of this year in Kansas:
"The monstrous wheat crop of the pres
ent year has given Kansas an added pre
eminence among the world's wheat pro
ducers. The wheat yield in Kansas for
tho present season will' aggregate more
than one hundred million bushels, or
about one thirty-fifth of all thew heat
produced on the entire globe. In this con
ntction it is of interest to the. people of
"Wichita to know that Sedgwick county
stands well in the list of wheat producers,
being credited by Secretary Coburn with
a yield of 1.915,560 bushels. This is a
hs.ndsome showing, although not equal
to the crop of 1S01, when the county pro
duced over three million bushels of
w.neat.
"A further study of the official fig
mes of the state agricultural department
reveals the fact that wheat raising in
Sedgwick county, with the exception of
a few ayers, has always yielded a. bounti
ful return. Below will be found figures
of the annual amount of wheat produced
in this county during the past- quarter of
a century. Thirty-one million, two hun
dred and fifty-four thousand, four hun
dred and ninety bushels is the grand ag
gregate for this period. The Yalue of
this wheat is reckoned at the princely
sum of $19,725,341. of nearly $20,000,000. A
further investigation shows that the av
erage yield during these twenty-six years
has been fourteen and four-fifths bushels
per acre. The yield by years follows:
1S78. 1.SS3.S3S; 1S79. 697.1G0; 1SS0, 912.010; 18S1;
3.0S5.117; 18S2, 1,218.250; 1SS3, 9S1.55S; 1SS4,
1 735.G4G; 1SS5 337.1S3; 1SSG. 123,820; 1S87, 178.
000; 1SS8, 257.310; 1SS9, 864.041; 1890, 944,424;
3891 2.0S3.940; 1892. 1.S74.S44; 1S93( S68.B04r
1S94 S33.CS0; 1893. 279.711; 1S9G, 971.802; 1S97,
1,493.712; 1893, 1.SCC.57S; 1899. 1.159,776; 1900,
2,589,531; 1901, 3.004.C17; 1902, 1.50S.59S; 1903,
1,945,860. Total bushels, 31,254,490.
ARE HOLDING MEETINGS.
At the Sauth Lawrence Avenue Chris
tian Church.
A protracted meeting began at the South
Lawrence avenue Christian church last
night.- Rev. W. T. McLaln is conducting
the services and the church considers it
self very fortunate in bing able to have
his powerful presentations.
A children s choir of ' one hundred
voices wilt leaiT'lho singing service on
certain nights, which will bo announced;
also a large chorus has been organized.
The meeting begins tonight, November
8; services each evening during the week
ai 7:30 o'clock; on Sunday. November la,
at 4p m., Rev. McLain will speak to men
only on the subject: "Five Brothers on
the Road to Gehenna." Free tickets will
probably be given out to men in order
to accommodate the crowd.
Remember, every night this week, at
corner Lincoln and Lawrence. Take either
Wain street or Emporia avenue car.
Ageteble Preparationfor As
similating HieFoodandReg ma
ting the Stomachs andBowels of
Promotes Digcstion.CheerPur
ness andltest.Contains neither
Opium.Morpliine nor "Mineral.
IN OT 7?AR C OTIC.
Itee cfOld-DrSAMUELPITCIiZR
llack'U, Sdts-
Jitptrmvtl - .
BiCetiauiltScdd
(tanfoi Sugar
lKiiazretn. rtavcr.
Aperfecl TCemedy for Constipa
tion, Sour Stomach, Diarrhoea
Worms .Convulsions Jcvensh
ness and Loss OF SLEEP.
Facsimile Signature oF
NEW "YORK.
EXACT COPY OF WRAPPER.
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have
Always Bought
Bears the
Signature f AM
j For Over
Thirty Years
IP
THE Ct NTAUH OOKMKIT. HZVJ YOU CITV.
s
IS BEST
UNION HADE
MADE IN WICHITA
WICHITA POULTRY SHOW
Promises to Be the Biggest Ever Held
in the West T. K. Felch, of Na
tick, Mass., Will Be the Judge.
The olliccrs of the Wichita Poultry and
Pot Stock association at their meeting
Friday night, appointed committees in
the various departments and work will
be commenced in earnest to make thir
33th annual the best, largest and most
Eucefssful poultry and pet stock show
ever hold west. The dates chosen are
January 4 to 9, 1D(M, inclusive.
The state of Kansas appropriates $1 .
to the state show held at Topeka. It is
now up to the people of Wichita," sa.d
Secretary Schftt, "to stand hack of ih1
association and give it thew liberal a!d
and support. This will ccunterbnlar.ee
the handicap put on us by the appropria
tion given to Topfka and enable us to
comp i with tho state show, and to out
class it if need be."
Th.- association has secured for judae
the old vottran among poultry rais rs
and .iu igs J. K. F U h. of Natrick. Mas-.,
authority on all pouHry topics and is the
hiulic i priced judg.- in the I'nlUd Ptatvs.
ilr Kelch is kn-iwn by every jKjultry
bie-d.T all over th countrj- and this f.:ct
las already brousht many roqu'-s s to m
poultry breeders in different parts of
the west fur premium lists.
lr. his corres',.1 ivlor.ce with Secretary
Sch 'i-p. Mr. F l. h sttd. "Thirty .years
ago i judged a s ock show at Wiehi a
and have u dei: to come to Wk-hi a
oif v n ore as a judge before I retire from
m lifv work.'
H a little effort Wichita can become
th- poultry center of the state, even as
shi hs become the center for other iu-dusirif-s.
When n is remembrel that the
bre-jnig of poultry and marketing of
eggs is the one gr at i-ndustrj' that out
ranks in money ;t'u in the Un.ted
States, either co n. wheat. catt or hogs
It s plain to a!l hv it should be ea
courased in a substantial way. afid ih3
8;'c!..ti-1n u-gtfs that that effoit shoull
bo t forth.
Together with :h fict that the ass3
clati n wUl jut i; lib ra! tea h p rein urns
on .very class a variety of po. It y
plfeoj.s anl pe: -tok. havinf; securrd
the it. st j.ojular ;u --e in I Wichita bel;t
the barner tow:: of o-.:thwes;ern Kan
sas, w.li brir.c io Itiy and jouluy ten
ders here fro,n uil ,.v..r lhe w g ThL
wiil mean ons con inu us Week 6f bu--tie
and hurry. Everybody wtll "have a
good time: every l o.iy will be happy
even the blue b: o,i featherevl r:b vl
slug their praise from early morning till
late at night.
A COMMERCIAL COLLEGE OF THE HIGHEST
STANDARD. MODERN COURSES OF STUDY EX
PERIENCED TEACHERS INDIVIDUAL INSTRUC
TION PRACTICAL METHODS BEST EQUIP
MENT. Graduates assisted to positions. Come up and
see us or write for new Hand Book.
E. H. ROBINS, Pre's.
She?ts Building; Wichita, Kansas
1 For Years We Have I
Been Trying f
in'
On
AN OPEN MEETING.
Will Be Held Monday Afternoon by
Hypatia.
Hypatia will Iiold one of the three open
meetings of the year tomorrow after
noon at the dub rooms Sites Becker -f
Friends' university will furnish & very
entertatnto part of tho program in ti.a
matic peUietic and humorous readu.c
from American authors. "Mrs Toier and
Mrs. Hendee wiii give short talks cn
present day writers. The music, under
the direction of Mrs. McG.ll, is of Uie
best Koll call, copyright laws.
To render better service to our patrons. This season
we are better equipped than ever before with better goods
and better values.
sday Values Here Will Be
Unmatchable
Mercerized Waistins
White with small blue or black stripes. These are guar
anteed fast colors. You will find them in most stores
priced at 75c the yard. Rfin
Monday we price them at OUL
Dress Goods
38 inches wide All Wool Suitings; colors, gray, dark CA.
gray, black, blue, scarlet and red. Monday ..' OUb
Misses' Tams
Monday we show a line of Camel's Hair Tams for misses,
in brown, white, blues, leds and all desirable colors.
Some places you pa' Si. 00 for this quality. Cfi.
Priced here at. sJUO
Fascinator;
It would be hard to find a better selection than we have.
All the new things are here. A very handsome Circle
Opera Cape, hand crocheted, silk ribbon strings; (148
pink, lavendar, white; all new shades. Monday..
Phenomenal Underwear Selling
Our Underwear sales are immense.
Mon ay we oner Men's Extra Heavy Lamb's Wool OQp
Fleeced Underwear, sizes complete, per garment. . OOl
Men's Silk Ties
A complete new line of Men's Silk Tecks, Bows and
Strings. They are the 50c and 35c kind. ORp
Choice Monday feUo
4? Fabrics of a Notable
1 1
E TORN AD
flakers of l.ow Prices
HAYTHORN SONS MERCANTILE CO IIS EAST DOUGLAS AVE.
sF
51
THIS STATE'S LARGEST AND MOST POPlLAR STORE.
Phenomenal
Purchase Traveler's
Sample Suits
Prices exceptionally low. I:
it is fashion and exclusiveness,
these Coats possess it aOinir
ablv. Starting at, $6.50
A Zibeline Coat of rare ex
cellence in make up, in iood
dark zibeline, box style, fin
ished with cord and tassel and
fancy buttons.
At, $12.00
A Golden Brown Castor,
with box-pleated back and
front, collarless and orna
mental buttons of gun metal.
Coats of Zibeline and Ker
seys, with green and red vel
vet stocks and full military
capes, three-quarter lengths,
tight and half-fitting backs,
liberally trimmed with buttons
and braids.
At $25.00 to $40.00
Note our showing of New Velvet Coats.
If it is your desire to practice real economy in
your purchase of a Srylish Fall Suit, we could rec
ommend no better opportunity than is embraced in
this remarkable offer.
A leading New York ladies' fine tailoring house
sold to us the largest portion of one of its eastern rep
resentative's sample line, and in this purchase we
have established a new record in low price buying.
The chance to choose from these as a great drawing
card to this popular department at the same reduced
prices is yours, commencing Monday.
The season's smartest cuts in Long Coats, tighr-fittiug styles, and Bkmsv
with belts, made principally of black cheviots and mannish mixtures, in
0-3-ls, G-36s, 5-3Ss and 3-42s.
ill X YV3
Price for $40 00 Price for $35- Price for $32.50 Price for
Suits (DQJ50 Suits (TO750 Suits (TO COO Suits
4u-T win be will be 4vJ
will be
will be
$20.00
$1650
To make this attraction of still greater magnitude we will include a latr
spring purchase of excellent numbers in Ladies' Fiue Suits, divided into thm
lots and reduced as follows :
to Suits worth up to S u i t s worth up
ibu i2.s.oo, choice Q? 11 5U $16 qo. choice
4- l
Suits worth up
$42.50, choice OO!
of five $LO
to
of'eisrht
One Hundred Dozes Remarkable Hose Values
Ladies' Lace Lisle Hose, bought at a late season price for late season selling, in
real perfection of hose art; absolutely the newest productions, including effects
in blocks and broken stripes; worth, i f sold regularly 50 cents Qp
a pair. Tomorrow
North Window, Annex.
of eight
$950
Beginning Wednesday and lasting four days, we will conduct our Special
Thanksgiving Sale of Good Linens. It is our determination to make this the
most successful sale of its kind we have ever held. Each day will have its special
values, and Ave state positively that more and better values will be Offered than
evei before.
mphotically the Year's
Greatest Linen Event
Our Regular Thanksgiving Sale
It will be a union of values from a bigger and better stock. Many, many
housewives will remember and gladly greet, its timely advantages. Fancy Lin
ens, exquisite patterns, the linest and best ilax fabri.-s from the real Irish weav
ers of Belfast. Our entire reserve stock jf seventeen hundred yards will be added
to the regular stock for this occasion. Attend and you will be most economic
ally able to serve Thanksgiving dinner with fine new nappery. Linens by the
yard and Napkins within reach of every limited purse.
WATCH PAPERS FOR PRICES
Linen Display North Window, Main .row Open.
Japanese Baby Pin
Cushions
SALE MONDAY
Ten Dozen Novelty Tin Cush
ions, representing Japanese
babies, with celluloid head
aud rubber attachment; just
something comic for your
work basket; worth
15c. Tomorrow vC
Center Vestibule (Use.
Fashion's newest in Veilings for the
new flowing hat trimming and face,
including black and white dot and
border styles; also heavy plain Brus
sels Veilings ai
CENTER GLASS COUNTER.
Especially woven and dyed just
for evening wear. Ones that
artificial light improves the
appearance of. To show these
to their very best advantage
you can see them here by gas
or elecrric illumination.
Duplex Steam Sportgmg at, the
Smallest Cost Quickly Done
Stylish Girdles, with tassel ends made
of beads, in colors of blue and
white, blacks and white; some as
wide as 1 inches. You
can buv them now for . .
CENTER GLASS COUNTER.
$125
Lovely Millinery
First Floor
ISFot a hat that we have shown
but what is a favorite with some
one. Dashing styles for the
next six day's display will surely
extend this admiration. We
handle individual purchasing
with great care and conveni
ence. Individual Screens, Tables and
Mirrors Lately Installed
Furs
New Scarfs, Zazas ffiS-BPfl
and Flare - End .'f
Neck Pieces for MjM
Small Prices. j 'ft
New Flare and Blended Crook
Neck Piece, bail T75Q
trimmed w I
Imitation Stone Marten Scarf,
made with six busbj
Siberian Squirrel Zaza, beaut i
fully tnmmpd and Tf-iQO
ermine lined m)vJ
Bear Boa, vow bushv, nire
feet in length;
splendid value v-P O
Sable of 'Possum, new tb:r
shape half-crescent JOO
The Five-Stripe Mink, 1l.1t
shape, hatf-mrr ? Q jl Q Q
muff $QO
Isabella Fox, new large ll.it
half-crescent J j g 5 Q
Sable nd Is&brlin F'x s. ..rf .
all new shapes, be-juiif-ji!
trhnnied; RfiQQ
$8.50 to auu
S-VV .-I
By Correspondence Increase
The style of your appearance. Be b-nfit 1 by o'ir fre? mf niMtion as
to fashion and its nece-.sitie-. Yo-ir a ldre-s with a request
for mp.es will sur-iy increa.-se
Our Mail Orders
id 4 i tf 44 ifi fi 4 t i i
A special onler of pretty Polka
Dot IUadlu-rebU f for bmti
kerrhif aekwtai, jttt in
A a exqtrlafte collar Li on f
Black Spangled nod Crmtu
Iice Yiobz for prty (PQ K
mse; $13.50 to 40 J
Nw Hue Imported Red Pin.
in &Dber and absAl, just in.
35c, 25c. 20ct 15c
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O. F. Hardwlcke,
Electrical Engineer
Supervision, sp t-ifu-atifins and advice on all lighrtag,
wer and teleplione work. r. F. Ilanlwicke, Wichita, Kan.
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