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SOCIETY NOTICES
_ 3 W311 1.11333, No.108. F. 3333. M.
, Meets iu Masonic Building. South
3an street. lot and 311 Tuesday at
ouch month~July and August ex.
related—nit 8 o'clock. All 1» Master
Haunts cordially invited. D. Burr
30px W.’ M. mom” Mn WHOM.
butler Chlpier, N0. 38. R. A. M.
" Meets in Masonic Building, South
3331!: street, second Tuesdayo‘ of
each month-~luly and Austin: ax-
booted—wt 8 oclock. All Royal [iron
Masons cordially , invited. Charles
A. Tuck, H. P. Robert W. Wilcox,
Sec.
fl.
"27% _.._.
The first settlement on the site of
3 Topeka. the capital of Kansas. was
made in 1854, but u did not become a...
cent of government until Nov. 5, 1861,
,_ just titty-two years ago yesterday. Lo-
‘53 Compton had been the capital of the
territory. but with the admission of
nouns to the Union the chance of a
3.3.4 A
E ‘ 3 From Nervousneu Conud by
1, by waxwork and Worry that I could not
1 it. and she would not take it if it was.
- efliclent remedy for Sample ills. Why
capital rested between Topeka and
E jlpawrouce The former received 7 .9963
_ votes to Lov’vrence' a 5, 921 During the‘
[days preceding the civil war Kaunas
was “a dark and bloody ground.” and
3,3vfi‘om' its beginning Topeka was the
scene of mam exciting encounters he
l
tween the opponents and defenders of;
slavery. In 18.37 it was incorporated as
. a city.
.. Leavenworth. founded in 1854., MOM
8011 was laid out later in the some
your. “as were Lawrence and Topeka
Othorlmportunt “cities" in the Kansas
01' the '50); included Donlphau, Elwood,
E Lecomptou. Manhattan, OunwutomloE
and Tecumseh. Some of these places
are now more villages, whole other
early settlements have long since van-
ished from «the mun, while Kansas
City, Wichita, Hutchinson, Pittsburg
and other cities of more recent [growth
have become prominent.
,...
Seventy-eight Connecticut ‘Nntionul
banks report to the government that.
they had resources of $135,489, 986 on
hand on Oct. Si, and a percentage of
legal reserve to deposits of cénh 0"
hand and duo i‘iom rcuorvo agents
was 26 .i (ll. Most of the, depositors in
those hunks are not subject to the in»
v
i
come tux.
0N RUNNlNG BOARDS.
i
’l‘ho i'uhl‘u- lltilith'u (lommicuon lrl'
now ruuuhhyriuu lhc pctiliou of twin
not per
1
‘El' loynlcn than I)lli«:;i}ill{(‘l‘§l bc
milicd to thin on the running bourdq
of tho upon irdllcy ('uru. 'l‘hc (‘on
ncctil-ui l'umpnny \‘cbilh opcrutcn 0111 .
rill-cot cm'u docu not object. to u ruling
‘blll. xvii-shun lhni “it! onun of tin: law
filo plnccd upon lin- public and not.
upon tho company,
The L'mnlnlnclou in undccidcd no to
whether ii. has tho right to muko a
ruling rculrulninu tho public from
ridinumu ihc hour-dc, but thinks that
it could multo the company do it.
While. With a iuw would bu ol’ vul-
_ no and probably provont uccidontu
and cave livon it would enluil hurd-
l-llllp runny timcu whcn it won ncccu-.
‘ ourylo got u irollcy cur. Muny poo-
plo would 1N}. loft on trips 9nd thoro
would be 11 good ili'lll oi complaint.
The first cliy in Kansas MB ‘
lthlu morning stntcd [hat
, egress from
ii the public won reclinined than
.would ho muny violations of the rule
and u lot of tuna und {outliers that
would not amount to anything and
the company would no doubt get out
jot the dimculty with little trouble.
E On the other hand trolley cars
but can be scaled and it there are
to provide would: flflmfldrmfi
.dtiuruul.
l grounds.
E wore built only to carry the people of Croucont Terrace in 31,143. utmost,
and this would be can of the lint put 3
mm W in.
W
Female nib—Restored to
Heullb by Will: EL
539-¥Co:puiud.
Mm N. T. n“! [cultured from
”SHOW“ no porn,“ and I34 ouch
. pain that
until our WW I began giving
Lydia 3:. 31mm Vegetable Com-
POWdOWl and nowlum‘in good
11193111.”qu WILLIAM H. GILL, 15
P1335393 mt, Auburn, New York.
"DWI Dungbtcr Took It."
Si. mount—"x who scroll down
stand it to have my children toll: aloud
or walk heavy on the floor. Ono of my
friends 335d, "l‘ry Lydia E. Pilikham’ 5
Vegetable Compound, for I know a doc
tor" a ddughter hero in town who taken
not good.’ .
“ I sent for the Compound at one: and
kept on taking it until I was all right."
"Mrs Baum M. chxs'rm, 727 5th
Avenue, 8.. St. Cloud, Minn. .,
Lydia E. Pinkham’ 3 Vegetable Com-
pound may be relied upon as the most
don’t you try ltl‘
FIRE DHIEF BDGABDIIS l8
lllSPEllTlllli SBHDBLS i
(continued tram FUBI Page.)
ed to rush to stations, where the‘
-standplpés with fifty feet of hose 1530le
me located. in the event of a fire He.
believes this would create consider: 1
hie contusion, and did not accord with‘
the. idea “Empty the building firbt,3
is the idea." said Chief BogarduSJ
“The filcmcn will handle the hose.
the men W310 are trained for sushi
work." ‘ .. i
The attention of the dcpurtmenfE.
head has been called to the high iron}
fence surrounding the: Franklin school3
and Chief Bogardus in his interview
the fence
would undoubtedly hinder tho work;
of the firemen and the children iui
their escape from the grounds.
"It will be necessary for me to
send a team into the yard with hose.
whether chemical or water is to be
used. We have but 200-feet lenghtsi
of chemical hose, and it will be noose-E
nary for us to get close to the build--
log. I understand that. the two gates
there are at present are kept locked:
and this must not he. I am going to'
the Franklin school this afternoon to.’
have a lire drill and i will investigate
the matter at that time," concluded,
the chief.
Norwalk went quite heavily into the
fire Escapes proposition when it was
recently started and inter carried
through and is now spending quite a
little money providing a means of unto
the achool buildings
should :1 lire occur there. The remov-
ill of the high iron picket fence nurv
rounding the nchool groundu, uoomu
essential. it in said that in once of
lira while all the children would prob
E ably be nuccehnrul in leaving the build- l
mu proper unharmed, thorn in great!
likcllhood that they would moot with
injury in the school yard, whore thorn:
must be a jam with the unvcrul hun- 3
died pupils hurried out of tho niruc
lurc into so small a space.
but. two miles in all thin long fence,
and to properly accommodate tho rush
of pupils thcro will be in the event
of a ilro scare, two more gutoc uro
th011gl1t,_by those who have utudiod
the proposition. to be not only essen-
tial for uufcty'u nuke, but unquestion-
uhly necesnnry. The uchool grounds
were enclosed over 11 your can alter
huvinlt been open to the three bound-
illli’, ulmvtu for many yours. No pupil
won over killed, or muimcd for life.
and but one or two minor ucoldontn.
the exact nuture of which huu boon
long since lorgotton, occurred in all
the-so yours. The lonco woo erected
to make the grounds safe for the little
iolku, should ever a runway horse or
muomobiie seek entrance to tho piny-
Mauy people thought at the
time that tho fence won unnecessary.
and their number is now enhanced by
fathers and motlloril 3nd by thooo who
favored the placing oi! a fence around
the grounds since the (longer has
been made plain to than.
Them in 9. fire hydrant at the and
E way down the lunatb or tho bulldluz
‘ town “Shoals until. be cared; for in We 1
’l‘licro or o ‘ E
capo which, in plum of tire, will send!
several liundi'oda ildm into tho roar
yurd.’1‘hey will be forced to so hill!
on the north side to not. out the small «
Ellie no there Nominate the llromou 7
will bu rushing b01113 over the lance. ?
togethcr mwogpru. men and my“? 1
lar ma as n; oquipmout. f '
The protwtldli’o! the children in the?
boot. posilble wily, conuldcring the 1 .
fact that do With money has boqn: '
about for are‘ diatom. and Ollie! Bo
wdua' suggestions will no doubt up
Enthusiasm runs high all through the Big Store
WI the moo for peopio melting the
33 in The Norwalkn. New Goods
3
I).
but values in New Fall and Winter Merchandiu ever 0M
dot-yea in trannporrntion keep filling the “3an when early purcm
wanted in only durum
The inspection tho schools in m limrod "d "mm” "m WWW"
Upper NOW/Mk on East Nun-Wu]:
will be made law and every dotfll
carefully good over and studied by the
chief and members 0! the tire) mullet ‘-
committee.
EDWIN +1. sucnwdoo _ :3 3
FOUND DEAD lN BED
I m
3. galymmwgu .1:
‘ 31.00 woman's water has.
Uniy 200 in this_ lot; it's great
wine: tho'ilrst 200 women get
them. liar-veal Solo Prlcg
25e,333u‘rv CLOTH,
Many hundred yurda, lengths
from places out during the first
week of, the sale. Harvest Bnlo
Aged Roaidm .of Bouthport Probablyl E‘
Victim of mm Failure. 3
BOUTI'EPOR’P, lNov; 6.-——Edwin 4H.
Sherwood, 77 years old, was found
dead in his bed yeptorday afternoon,
by a member of the family. Mr. Sher
wood had boon in ill health for the
last few months and his death wool E' E I E Price.” 121/‘09
TIGERS T0 FLAY FAlRMONTST
probably due to heart failure. The Thlsi Sunday the Tigers will play the $149 DR’EBS GOODS.
funeral Will 'be held at his late homo Fairmcnts. “a Fairmonto no tho 56 lnchqa, all wool Dress
3n Harbor rang, 31:3 lluio'sloriik. if“. fastest ioamihBTlgors have 30 tackle Serge; all colors: great value.
or morn as. or w o n at lhi our " . , HnrvestSule Price ......
Rochello, N. Y., his native town. E a y ' mg K they defeat the Fair. ‘ 99¢
manic. Sunday. they will have one
some on them. us up to date they have
BOU'IlH BEND, Ind, Nov. 6.—-—-Tbo' mbnts of former yours have nlways}
football mum! of Notre Dame ~l1nlver~' given the Tigers the burdeat kind or:
sity departed int. night for 15mm 001- games, as last year‘s scores show. The;
logo, Pa... where on Friday the team. Tiara and Folrmonla played lilo
will play Ponnmto. Twenty- one play- mes, last you, the Fultmonis wlnl‘
era and the ooacboa composed the ping the first. 6 to 0. and the TlgeroE
squad i took the second by the 610;” NOV-9 0‘.
Although Notro Dame overwhelming 7 to 6. This you tho Fflrmouts aroE
ly detected the Army last Saturday, represented bynmucblitbter and fast
the coaches sunset a. harder battle or team than they ever had below;
with Penn State. Sunday' a same {parts at 3:15 sharp
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500 box’cu gold initlulcd Writ-
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25¢: woman's moved:
Women‘s Fleece Lined Wool
Cashmere Glovec; all sizes.
, Harvest Solo Prlconzialr‘ .‘ 15¢
25c Hoolenv FOR WOMEN.
A great odor for tomorrow;
all our women’s 25c Hosiery. in
all colors, ‘nll kinds and all sizes,
Harvest Sale Price 19¢
60 “MIN SOAP.
1.000 column of this famous
comp. Harvest Sale Price 3¢
$1.00 MEN’S UNDERWEART
Mcn's Crux \\' col Shirts and
Drawers; regular dollar value
lint-lost, sun» rli-lrl- :3. .7333
79c TEA KETTLEs. _
7 quart. host qunliiyEsolill
"steel,”my cunmclrd TEA“ Kai.-
tlcs. Harvest Solo Price 49¢
Many '; Now his for Thursday, Friday & Saturday
890 ALARM CLOCKS,
Excollent time-keepers, guar-
anteed for ono year. Harvest
Sale Price ............. 5
12 1-2:: "FRUIT OF THE
LOOM. "
1,000 yards of this famous cot-
19c MAIRAS.
In white and colors, 32 inches.
Harvest Sale Price 9y3¢
$1.98 BED SPREADS.
“Rippletic” Bed Spreads, all
colors, full big size, neat hein-
lon; 36 inches wide. Harvest med; no ironing. Harvest 53’9'
SKID Price ............ 71%¢ Price ....... . ........... 98¢
20c COTTON BATTB. :
Large full pound rolls of Cot: E 10c 2:23.313 1.20 OUTING »
ton Butts, pure white. Harvest EL '
Sale Price 333333 .1... 12% .5,000 yards of good heavy Out»
. lng Flannel, in stripes and
$3.00 BLANKETS. checks; also plain gray, blue
Handsome full size Bod Blan~ and pink. Harvest 3319 Price
hats in gray, white. blue and -~ ------------ t ----- 3
tan. Harvest Sale Price, pair — 7A¢
........... $193 $1.50 ENGLISH LONG CLOTH.
12 yard pieces, 36 inches, for
women's and misses“ wear. Har-
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12 1-24: WHITE CAMBRIC.
32 inches, fine Cambrlc, for
women’s and misses’ wear; simi-
lar to Lonudulc. Harvest Sale 59c WOOL FLANNEL.
Price .................. 7%¢ 36 inches, tine ‘quullty Baby
821: SHEETS. Flannel. llarvpst Sale Price
Largo. full size. linrvcsl Sale *d
Price ................... . .29 6c DOMET FLANNEL.
Single bed size. Harvest Sole 1,000 yards of cream Domet
Price ..; ............... 398E Outing Flannel. yard 41A¢
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get it
From '* The Sentinel
GAB STRIKE
\JOllUll‘qu from ms: 938‘.)
E “Mun um liming assaulted and kill
Ecd." unid Governor llulslon, "properly
‘ is bring dcutmycd nnd thcrc is rioting
in the: alrecis, which but: ,cit)’ olllclnls
have not controlled, and i feel it is my
duty to take this drastic action."
Thc gorcrzlor wuu up all night with
E llrigni‘lcn. William J. Malice and minor
E oilli'cru oi the Nutlouul Gourd. poricci-
More Full 3 lug: m'runucnwnm l‘or grtting the out-
than 60° pages Of isido companion to lndinnupolis and
figures 33:; . their disposliiion whuu thoy rcuch the
_ . . ‘ city.
in black m bnght i The indium Nullrltml (lunrd num-
and Whue artistic E lboru about 2,000 Soldiers, including
Showmg cfiflol‘lngs ‘-ihrcc buttery companion, and all or
unusual Ithumate theso are cxpcctcd to ho in the city
.sceales bela‘iutiful into this ulnar-noon.
1“ 3° 1 . .A movement. to old the striking
tropics V0 ume street rnilwuy ompioycu hcrc ilnunciul-
ly was uturtcd lust night by the Iron
Mouldcrs' Union. This. plun, which
will ho prcucutod to oil unionn. in for
ovary momhcr of tho orgliniutionu in
' indiunupollu to ('oulrihuio to tho fund
' the amount, of moncy ouch tiny tlnu lm
would hum spout for curl'uro ii.’ the
~ , direct curl! worn heing‘oporntod. .
ll‘ ull tho unions ccntribuio, it was
cold. tho fund will mnount to mom
thnn $000 u (luy. finch :1 fund. lubcr
ioudcra any. i‘uuld onublc tho ntroct cur
mon to conliuuo thclr utrikc indcilniioa
1y. -
4i illi'll’ll \‘i’.t‘.">.”i£. ind... Nov. ll.--~—0iil-
ciulu oi? tho Now York Control llncu
horn wuro ordcrcd curly thin morning
to muko rcudy n upuclnl truiu to carry
The $4 book is 9 x 12 inchc8~
more than 20 times as large as
this greatly reduced illustration.
You’ll Enjoy It, Because
It: tells you of the strange people of Panama; it takes you
into their huts; shows you how they live, what they eat.
what they wear (how little); it tells the things you would.
want to know about your neighbors, and it it all told in an
1 E . . , i3 At 3:30 this; morning tho railroud oi-
mtimato, easyreadmg atyle that is pleasing and restful. 1/ 13303333333391.“ were mm“, 1011111111 ,, H90-
E' “ ' . ,3 E E .3131 train north at 9:30 11. m. to pick up
, , . , the Auburn 11nd Angola. companion. und
Mall Orders Fliled‘as Explained
' to return 1with them in limo for tho
'opoclul truln nonth ovcr tho 1mm lilrio
IN THE CERTIFICATE PRINTED DAILY
FMONEY REFUNDED IF NOT SATISFACTORY
oils. The oompnniun are from Fort.
Wayne, Columbia. «City, Auburn 11nd
Angola, uud will depart for the 311110
v. cupliul at ll o'clock.
detain, reprofiantctivea of club: and
agmmont on u bumble means at
Clip That Certificate Today
3 mpmhhrouo, 1113., Nov. «.4119
[cl
milling the strike. 'i‘he rioting in” tho
l'oul' compunicn of militia. to ludinnnp- .
governor's dociuion was vouched litter!
the conference yesterday with city at", will Wow you will 333683339 truely; mm 0,. a cold. with it. running no
organizations bud lulled to reach any
palatial sore throat. will he tone.
m9?“ Wm‘y‘ ““33“ mm a" molt will a: "you drum W' at Cronin Bibi)” and your cold or 33 ’
thel had been cloned, gave the goven
nor additional reason for his action.
The governor said this morning that3 Friday.
the four companies of infantry and Bouts at the Lowell A 0 Lowell
the battery here in Indianapolis would‘ ind} Corloz v3 Ritchie Kym 33,:
not be called out until a sulllclont num- New York
bar of other companion from over the Happy mug va George Chaney, 3,:
state had arrived. so that there would Baltimore
he no question about controlling the 313.9 Grady vs Johnny Bert at New
situation uiier troops were (men on the York.
streets Roy Wood vs.
Troops in all ports oi the slate vii-3119mm“, Mo.
coived orders curly today to hurry to3 (‘ul Delaney 3,5. Fi'nnkle Conley, at
Indianapolis. by special trains. The lene Wis.
first imopu mo cxpcclcd hem shortlv I 1". ()_ Brennan vs Johnny Howard.
after noon but some of the military. 3"; pump,
companion may! not nrlivu until night-E K. 0, Brown vs. Johnny Dundee, ht
fall. it was expected that :13 many 1153 Now 1103-133
possible would bu quartered in the?
local urlnoricu um! the stain house and i
tho ovcrllow would be cncrlmpod on‘
the ulnto houuc lawn and in the down-E Andy Corina vs. Cy Smith, at 1an
iown purks. The troops am to bring York.
oil of their equipment with them. i K. 0. Brown
President Robert l. Todd ol‘ ilny New York.
nirl'cl our company ouizl thin morninlz' ilcoruc
that no effort would he made to uh1rt.)l’iiluhnrgl1.
("urn until the unthox'itius wcro uurc
that they could protect ill/.1113
A largo crowd was today collected.
nu was 11911111. in front of tho lhlhm',
’i‘omplo.
BOUTS Hill THE WEEK
Terry Brooks, at
Saturday.
Finuln B. A. A. unmtcur tourna-
ment, at Boston.
vs. Eddie Smith. ill:
(lhip vs. 'Frod Hicks, ht
SATURDAY's FOOTBALL.
Yule vs. Brown.
llarvnrd v11. Princeton.
llnrtmoulh v11. Pennsylvania.
Muinu vs. liowdoin.
Williams its. Wouloynn.
i‘oihy vo. «Baton.
Audovcr vu. Exctur.
lyll’uyotio v11. l’ltmhurgh.
Michigan v3. Cornell.
Trinity v3. llnvcrford.
Vcrlnont vs. 'i‘uflil
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lNTEREBT IN AMERICAN LEAGUE:
MEETING.
Burebull mun await tho outcomp of
today's Americana Mnguo meeting in,
Chicago with unuouul interest.
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My Cleansino, Hauling Balm inilunily bnlm dissolved by tho hoot oi the ME
Clears None, Head and Thruum trilu: pcnotrulcn and hauls tho inil
Mops Nasty Cumrrhal Ditching“. ed, swollen membrane which line: til;
Dull Headache Goon. incum'l hood and throat; clears tho it
Try “Ely‘u Cream Bulm.” plmnuuea; stops party diachorgoo on
W in. icclinz of cleansing, soothing r all f
(let‘s. uuihli botilo anyway, just to comm: immodictoiy.
try llwApply a. little in tho nontrilc' llont lay awuko tonight otrlliililln
and blatantly your clogged nose and for m him with bond malted; nostrils
atopuodup air manager at tho hand closod. hawking and pinyin!
dullness and headache disuppoor. By tout mucous dropping into mailman
morning! the 39mm cold mum or311mi raw dryness in dintrolilipll.
truly hoodlum:
Gill. tho Put your falthmjurl once--
llluil ouch mm coir!
maul will mm! film
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