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6 TOPEKA STATE JOURAI,, FRIDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 1, 1897. ing of the ball, but afterward joined the Mrs. A. B. Quinton, figured organdy, j ROYAL BALL dancers on the floor. with white ribbons and trilis or QUEE.TS mousseline de soie. THE COMMITTEES Mrs. Lord, green and black tis- The Mock of Will C. Chaffee & L'o.'s sue with vest of white satin. Superb the liats Sr Last Who Made the Bail a Euccessand the Miss Hazel Fassler, white organdy on Sale TOMORROW, which will be the Greatest Nothing Equalling Night's over pink silk. frills and pink 1 Event at the Opera House Gentlemen Who Danced. ribbons. The floor committee was composed of Miss Janette Lord, white mousseline the de soie over pink satin. following gentlemen: Mrs. James B. Hayden, helitrope Has Ever Been Seen Outside of Mr. J. R. Hankla. chairman: Messrs. and white plaid silk trimmed with J. B. Havden, C.J. Webb, Frank Edson, white and ribbon: diamond orn the Larger Cities. W. A. Morton, C. Blood Smith. E. H. aments. Xnstant relief for d babies and Crosby, Edward Wilder, Edward Hen- Miss Clara Frances of Allen county, 3 ttt&i for tired mothers in a warm bath with derson, Geo. W. Crane, C. A. Fellows, chiffon and CrncuuA Soap, and a single application of a Bower and L. S. B. F. Criswell, A. 13. yellow satin; white pearls; ON F.SCOFwD.. cure. Whole Interior Made Woolverton, carried American beauties. Ccticuba (ointment), the great skin Quinton, J. C. Waters, F. E. Holliday. Mrs. W. W. Webb, figured organdy The only speedy and economical treatment Sprinkled With the Cho.cest John E. Lord. Eugene Hagan, Willard over and lace. for scaly, A. A. E. F. W. J. pink silk; pink ribbons I The entire stock of the world renowned $5 hat. Every hat this fall's itching, burning, bleeding, ari Perfumes Socieiy Pres- Hall, Hurd, Ware, Mrs. ti. W. Davis, white SKirt; pznf;ly ha mora ct the skin, scalp, and blood. Black, W. A. Alexander, F. E. Wear, bodice of brocaded lace and make. All the dimensions and colors bh 2 5 ent in Force. W. A. L. white silk, popular crown, brim; crown, Thompson, Arthur Capper, ribbons. 1-- 16 A. Fassler, J. J. Frey, F. P. MacLen-na- n. Miss Helen Small, green and white 2 brim; 5f crown, 2 brim C. F. Jilson, C. C. Baker. figured organdy, lace and ribbons. Ti e wealth and beauty and gallantry The gentlemen who danced were: Miss Irei.e Horner, black satin skirt, and grace of the fairest city of Kansas Messrs. J. B. Hayden, W. M. Hall. white satin waist veiled !n white chif- - 52 h . nor to her Frank W. A. L. Thompson. W. fon. I U (iid the Festival Queen at Bennett, A. Wil- 1 T. Crosby, W. A. Martin? K. Mrs. Charles silk over j w ball last night. To crown her royal R. Har- Nelson, b.ack3 and ali new colors. ' How tu Cure Humor." mailwl son, Frank Thomas, J. Hankla, pink silk, Valenciennes lace and pink Soft, feit and fsdora everythe tery baby reign society a social func- tJ prepared mon Ryus, C. L. Seegraves. F.E. Wear, ribbon garniture. All and tomorrow Prrrnttd nd Oiir1 tion the equal of which was never seen H. O. W. C. A. P. Wil- Mrs. f 4 grades same make shape S3;00 EABY BLEMISHES - bj Garvev, Garvey, Frank Hobart, white brocaded CUHttKA eUAr- within the borders of her domain. Be- J. E. Charles Lagerstrom, All 3 Hats-tomor- row der, Morgan, Mac-ferra- n. satin with pearl trimmings. S2.50 women Armin Will Miss Gussie fore her throne "fair and brave Frank Davis, Fassler, C. Fuller, white organdy, Over 400 stiff and fedoras, all the new shades any hat Ware. E. H. Crosby, sash of Persian ribbon. . men" danced last night. Eugene F. C. tomorrow Sl-50- $2-5- 9 It was an of A. Fellows, Charles Blood Smith, Mrs. A. S. Rankin, light blue corded $2. event worthy the capi- Gay, Carl Nellis, L. S. Woolverton, Dr. silk and red , trimmed in frills tal of Kansas. It was the accomplish- Munn, Will Whitton. Arthur Murphy, of blue and red mousseline de soie. 'PHOil 39. ment of a surpassing social endeavor Geo. W. Crane. Floyd McDonald, Seth Miss Lillian Tefft, white Tomorrow-dolla- r. Boys' Long Pant and Knee Pant Suits less than 50c on the g5 as a feature elaborate in Chase, W. W. Webb. C. J. Webb, James skirt; bodice of cerise satin, veiled in particularly Will Alex- chiffon. 53? the week of festivities. Rowley, Kenneth Wharry, white "Never have I seen as ander. Frank Hobart, Fred Freeman, Miss Lulu Beedy of Kansas City, yel- anything pret- Schuyler Nichols, Carl Corvan, Frank low brocaded silk, frills of white princ- ty as the ball ton ght," said Mr. Ed- Sheldon, John E. Lord, Frank Lewis, ess musiin; corsage bouquet of clover; ward W.lder, and in saying it he voic- Ned Henderson, Col. A. S. Johnson. F. diamond ornaments. w. II MiiEK ed the sentiments of all identified with E Hollidav, Edward Wilder. W. H. Miss Nellie Beedy of Kansas City, ting Co,, the ball as either or Davis, H. T. Chase. John Frey, D. R. figured and black chiffon; jet MORTGAGEE participants spec- Hite Herbert Hackney, Harvey Weav- trimmings; carried white roses. 701 Kansas Ave. 701 Kansas Ave. tt. tators. Keeler, A. L. Miss Lida of er Clyde Grubbs. Jay ar Livingstone, Windsor, & For four days and nights workmen Archie Williams. Dana Mc ic-- Mo., pink silk and white chiffon, dia- V Redden, Mc-Giir- m busied themselves transforming the Hall Frev, Carl Foulks, Fred monds; carried white roses and aspara- Gr; nd Opera LoL.se into a beautiful Jack Sharitt. Eugene Hagan. A. gus fern. A. A. Hurd. Forrest Jetmore, Mrs. Cammack, black satin ballroom and decorated amphi- W Dana. . skirt, gaily A S Prof. Meyers. Captain W bodice of blue crepe de chine and black theater, and their success was attested tV Rankin, W. B. Reynolds, velvet. Praters by the effect All decor Reach. Captain Miss Mamie produced. that W. A. Rafferty, Captain K"hr, white crepe and ative art could do was done Major C. duc hess lace. for the Captain Angun, Captain Mrs. 3 112 East ScYcalh SL success of the ball. The whole inter- Sibley. Captain L. M. Brett, Captain Charles Jacobs of Cincinnati, ior was festooned with colored incan- T Lewis, Lieutenant A. L. Mills, heliotrope crepe and chiffon. g LieutenantJ Blake. Lieutenant Leary, Mrs. It. J. Parker, light blue ; ; S descent lights. C. Smith. Dr. and chiffon. From Lieutenant C. Mrs. the center aisle of the theater Pegues. H. Boles, Geo. Hackney, L. Harry Cain of Lincoln. Neb., to the at the street a closed M. black brocaded silk and chiffon; curbing S. Ferry and R. Ruggles. ornaments. jet r-- 1 We and canopied passage way, with can- Mrs. A. A. TaM&, r r ttSlMiiWfsrrfr'f Print vassed Iloor, was in position, and here TOILETTES. Hurd, white silk, bodice of r t the of those seats embroidered silk tissue; carried Ameri- on carriages occupying Worn can roses. the first floor commenced to arrive Soma Beautiful Creations Mrs. as ta.ly as H o'clock. Si:nuitaneous!y Attended the BalL Will Whitton, white brocaded Everything. a?' a stream of commenced to Those Who taffeta with accordian pleated frills of spectators were toilets worn mousseline de soie. pour into the foyer of the theater and The following the Miss Lida Mail orders promptly up the stairs to the balcony floor. by the ladies at the ball: Macferran, white swiss, At 9 o'clock two floors of Mrs C C Gise of Las Vegas, black trimmed in Valenciennes lace and rib- attended to..... were the theater bou- bon. solid Lanks of human ty. At that and white organdy with corsage Mrs. hour a telephone message communica- quet of poppies. Will Macferran, black and white ted with the residence of the Festival Mrs J J. Frev, black brocaded sKirt silk with rows of cerise baby velvet colored silk waist trimmed and frills of white silk. Queen, and immediately the members with canary Mrs. H. L. of Ihe court, prime m.n.ster and Queen with ostrich feathers. . P. Hillyer. white swiss and took ther places in the court carriages Mrs Bcttie Gentry, of Sedalia, Mo., pink ribbons; carried pink roses. 1 and tne procession to the theater start- black silk trimmed with cut jet aaid Mrs. E. H. Crosby, pale green bro- o ed. duchess lace; carried pink roses. caded silk and due hess lace. H The ladies and Lou Barnes of Sedalia, Mo., Mrs. Arthur Mills, white organdy and C gentlemen of the Miss white satin ribbons. M court were the first to arrive at the black silk and cut jet ornaments. EYES d i Belle Hall Small, yellow bro- Miss Helen Thompson, white organ- Are our caiiLpic astageway, and formi g in Mrs dy over white silk. ta light. two lines they awaited the arrival of caded satin, veiled in yellow chiffon, Mrs. Lose your eye&ight ti.e prime minister and Queen. The American beauty roses. Charles Blood Smith, light blue IV And you lose ail that is beau- prime minister's carriage drove up first Mrs. Galbraith of Dallas. Texas, pink taffeta, the low bodice outlined with tiful. and he and his attendant in chiffon over silk with steel trim- applique passementerie. Trans-Mississp- pi 1898. alighted pink Mrs. Gillett of Denver, satin Exposition Argicultural Building Omaha, Do your Eyes give you trouble? readiness to assist the Queen. Then mings. pink the queen's carriage moved to position Miss Lou Neeley of Leavenworth, gown. t Ltt Dr. Lewis examine them. directly in tront ot the passaerewav. white organdy over white satin; Ameri- Miss Edna Morehouse, white organdy m As the Queen one of ush can roses. and blue satin ribbons. LELAND'S WATERLOO. - alighted the beauty Miss Theresa or- WITH- ers of her Mrs. W. J. Black, white Paris muslm Rossington, white i caught sight royal personage roses. gandy trimmed in Valenciennes lace ri r? and quickly remarked "Here comes the over blue, pink and blue ribbons. He Loses an Office Which He Has ti B. Queen." in a moment his remark was Mrs. C. A. Fellows, green and pink Miss Held for 20 Years. J. IIAYDZ2T, taken up by tijose m the seats nearest taffeta with of green velvet Emma Barber of Lawrence, t- - garniture white over 77 H.f nans Atp. to him. and spread rapidly over the first and pink mousseline de soie; carried organdy blue silk with white The burning question among Kansas ribbons; carried white roses. ; Iloor ol the house. At once all eves pink roses. Mrs. Nichols Republicans is whether or not the de- BELDING BROS. & JAS. S. KIRK & CO., i were turned on the center aisle. Mrs. D. J. Harding, turquoise, blue Schuyler com- Co., two silk with silk and chiffon, banded across the feat of Cyrus Leland for county TO the lines of courtiers and gold iridescent plaiti':KS front with in the Re- Silk Manufacturers, Soap Manufacturers. and laciies, holding the hand of the of blue and white liberty silk. She Miss applique embroidery. missioner Doniphan county i f tur- May Lang, blue or- 1 prime minister, and with the train of wore a tiara of rhinestones and over and white publican convention can be extended to f ner nail gown at the corners and a pearl girdle; gandy blue silk, trimmed in white the state convention and his power as Mess. S. & two caugnt by quoise Cleopatra roses. mousseline de soie and ribbon. Jas. Kirk Co., "uood the pages, the Festival Queen ad- carried American beauty Mrs. W. T. baby a political boss be removed. blue brocaded sat- Cliicago, Ills. vanced, ana through the foyer to the Mrs. C. W. Guild, pink silk trimmed in Crosby, The report comes from Doniphan entrance of the opera house. Then she with velvet and pink and white and duchess lace. that Mr. Leland was compelled Gentlemen: pink trim- Mrs. George W. Crane, brocad- county can- We havo "White Clond" a stepped into the center aisle and ad mousseline de scie and pearl ed black to promise that he would not be a given your soap thorough vance.! toward her throne at the renr mings. silk, trimmed in black lace and jet. didate for renominaiion as county tost in washing pieces of linen embroidered with our Evening." and center of the stage. Miss Norma Wheeler of Kansas City, Mrs. Lindsay Pegues, black satin the Republicans would "New Process" Wash Embroidery and lind it HAVE YOU BEEN The moment sue entered between rose k satin with chiffon sash. and chiffon with jet to be a to thecoun-t- y entirely satisfactory. We take pleasure in recom- the pir pink Mrs. Will trimmings. peimit him delegate as a article for fine BT line of seats applause broke forth grow- Miss Lena Joslyn of Manchester. New over Garvey, figured organdv convention. mending it superior laundering PHOTOGRAPHED ing in volume with her advance, and Hampshire, yellow and black silk mull blue, with garniture of footing anii This is of course denied, but Albert embroidery. unta she took her over silk; ribbon. was for commission- Yours truly, continuing seat Upon yellow buttercups. Mrs. A. W. white Perry nominated Miss Bucknum of Denver, Nile green Dana, satin. er, the oflice which Mr. Leland has held (Signed) Beldixg Bhos. & Co. Immediately following- th Ppativai organdy over green silk. Miss Alice Prescott, figured organdy for 20 consecutive years and during the of over yellow silk. not al- Queen court ladies and gentlemen Miss Lawrence Ypsilanti, Mich., Miss which time it is charged he has advanced in couples and took their po- pink organdy on pink silk, pleatings of Ray Martin, robin's egg blue ways worked for the best interests of to the we deem it to state sitions in the minuet sets on the stage pink and white organdy; pink roses. organdy over blue silk; rufiles of white the county in the transactions in which Referingf above, important Vogenitz in a direct line between the throne and Miss Pennel of Atchison, black satin organdy. he engaged. was unsolicited us. White Cloud KAJS.1S audience. As of black mous- Mrs. Frank J. chiffon been m that this letter entirely by 623 JTL 632 the Queen stepped upon with accordlan pleatings over Thomas, pink From Republicans who have the stage, and during the entrance of seline de soie. pink taffeta. Topeka this week it has been learneu now has the as its endorser as tne court the Festival Queen's march Miss Myrtle Davis, green mousseline Miss Elizabeth SJone of Lawrence, that there is a strong fight being quiet- Soap highest authority being was played by Marshall's band. At its de soie over white satin with embroi- yellow organdy over yellow silk with on Mr. Leland. toilet it conclusion the minuet commenced dered ruffles of mousseline de soie. black and velvet ribbons. ly organized superior for fine laundry work. For the bath and Mrs. One of the leaders said today: cuiiuuaneuusiy witn the lirst strains Miss Ivah Davis, blue shadow organ- Willard Hall, white organdy, "The fight on Mr. Leland will be of first white h. TheFestivaSs Illustrated of the orchestra music and the com dy over blue silk, cerise ribbons. with duchess lace and pink roses. and of more gen- .cs as a pure floating soap. Ri-le- v, greater importance mencement ot the court minuet the Mrs. William A. Rafferty of Ft. Miss Patten of Kansas City, yellow eral interest than will be the contest operation of calcium lights on the stage embroidered crepe trimmed in Drocacieu satin. for the nomination of state officers. A JAS. KIRK & will Iwnue m vnl X umhrr "is oegun. tnrougn the entire min- duchess lace, pearls and diamonds. Miss Virginia Berry of Jefferson City, clean unhampered ticket will win next S. CO., November int. toSieeilbe illustratedFli uet all the colors of the rainbow were Mrs. C. H. Morehouse of Denver, pink Mo., gray and pink silk lansdovvn, with as boss, we by fully '' w with black broad- year, but with Mr. Leland Established 1839. Chicago. II u it tir 41 KnravinifM In half tone from thrown continuously on the space occu satin; bodice slashed applique embroidery. will go down in defeat." 5)liotouraphs ami drawings of the lreat Fa.l pied uy tne dancers in fourteenth cen- cloth, embroidered in gold; duchess Mrs. Herbert Hackney, mauve velvet, world. CaruivaLs of the west, iis ce.e-traie- d costume, lace diamonds. with and diamonds. Largest soap manufacturers in the ) 1 tury producing a most beau- and pearls in Hands. at opokn, Atchison. Leavea worm. tiful effect. Miss Stone of Ft. Riley, yel- Miss white Warrants Kepley's Wichita, Kansas ity, Colorado Springs, ocky spectacular Eugene Madge Johnson, organdy warrants in the hands Ford. Grand .luncticn. at d other As the last couple of the minuet bow- low and white French organdy, white over white silk. There are ten Greeiey,- and his deputies, but points. Pioinrea of tli- Para ed before the Queen and moved to a satin ribbons; can ied red carrations. Miss Virgie Mulvane, white Paris of Sheriff Kepley been iifl ( HhtiiI vai position at the side of the the Miss Lucile Sibley, pink chiffon over , trimmed with lace and ribbon. at noon today no arrests had Float, ii'ii ourfi,, stage, warrants are all for the kuichlM hii1 IjU1 P.t music from the orchestra turned into a pink silk: pink roses. Mrs. C. J. Seagraves, white organdy made. The sell- REMOVED TO a Indian Oaiipm, Miaui Enttlc.roiebn,and waltz, and in the midst of Mrs. Sibley, black lace trimmed with and Valenciennes lace. arrest of men charged with liquor m hosts f skett'hy bits the life of ihe festivals prolonged all been ar- W. S3 tt Ihe a camera and A applause the court members opened the Roman striped ribbon. ing and they have nearly 124 8th St. pH'ked up by pencil. C. R. - this week. The men will bpecial festival rovertifriesijrn painted bv a west- ball. Mrs. Hudson, yellow brocaded Th Queen's Court. rested before ern artist will be in colors by the On the covered with a satin with pleatings of red and yellow be arrested some time this afternoon. half reproduced throne, royal The members of the Queen's court CORNER EIGHTH AIJD JAOKSOII. lone process. Iont tad to secure at least purple cloth and canopied and enclosed mousseline de soie: bodice trimmed were Mrs. B. T. Mrs. H. L. Rob- one copy as a souvenir of the Festivals. Ad- at the rear and sides with diamond Lewis, oiirtT.i'e; Svrup is not a m dress, itirii with delicate applique passementerie; inson, Mrs. F. P. Prescott, Miss Ella of stomach destroying drugs, 9 lubliMliiug white , the Festival Queen pre- ornaments. mixture Com pan , Ir.peka,lmeKansas. a Mrs. George F. black satin Ramsey. Miss May Moon, Miss Edna but is a scientifically prepared remedy e sented truly royal appearance. From Sharitt, Crane, Miss Susie Wilder, Miss Mabel cures coughs and colds, and all BOOKS, BIBLES, PICTURES, STATIONERY. H her crown, about her throat, on her skirt, lavender tafeta waist veiled in Baker, Miss Fmma Dennis. Miss Eva that troubles. Its action is x arms lavender . duchess lace and cut throat and lung - m and hands costly jewels reflected jet Brown', Miss Jane INye, Miss Florence and positive. 25c and 50c. back the light as it fell upon them. ornaments. Messrs. B. T. Rob- quick prompt 632 Kan. EflQLE'S The ball Miss Sue white swiss and blue Home; Lewis. H. L. Geo W Stansfield, Ave., and Picture FraniingNe ASSr;S.r?,CM- gown of the Festival Queen Sharitt, inson, J. J. Falls. C. S. Sutton, Chas. M 'ler's Cor. 6th and Topeka was the most beautiful and costlv cf ribbons. Tom Fred Pharmacy, her entire wardrobe. It was Miss NePie McClintock. white organ- Kleinhans, King. Gordon, avenue. Glad to Meet Old Friends and to Kake A'ew Ones. of silver with of Valenciennes lace Louis Smith, Earle Williams. D. R. brocaded satin, cut square at the neck dy trimmings Low, Austin Brady, Edward Dennis. Trains to Atcbison tA!ffays a with short puffed sleeves and flaring and pink ribbons. Special SI LYE jeweled collar. Her crown was of solid Mrs.L. S. Ferry, figured organdy over Will leave Toneka via Santa Fe Sept. ,BOBeHi'oEe,snHaaKOEaeaiBBaaiaaa gold, set with diamonds, rubies and em- pirk silk; lace and pink ribbon trim- DIIILL OF THE IlEGULAIiS 28. 29, SO and October 1 at 10:30 p. m. or a mings. Liter' the exercises are over. eralds, and double diamond necklace O. To be in To- was worn about her throat. Bands ot Mrs. W. Garvey, black brocaded Given tha Douthitt Tract I varied jewels encircled her arms above sat n and chiffon: low bodice outlined morrow Morning. Kansas City produce Market. "KEEP YOUR BOWELS STRONG ALL SUMMER THTOEo the elbow, and at the wrist were with American beauty roses. Kansas City. Oct. 1. bracelets of diamonds. The front of the Mrs. F. L. Dudley of Wilmington, Maj. Rafferty, commanding the reg WHEAT Wheat was c higher, fairly gown was ornamented with a Del., pink brocaded peau de soie witn ulars from Ft. Riley, has decided to active. No. 1 hard. tUUft Mfe' : No. 2. S1W ifclDY CATHARTIC corsage ruffles of oriental lace. No. 3, 79 .Sic: No. 4, No. 2 REACHING FOR CHILES. of varied jewels. give the public an exhibition in the 8:5:4c; Tiflc: 2 Mrs. Charles Garvey of Chicago, em- red, 91c: No. 3.' SMiS?: No. 4, S4c; No. From her position on the throne the Douthitt tract tomorrow morning at 10 TUTiSOc: No. 3. VSo. pire gown of figured organdy; royal spring. 21 Committee of Seventeen Siek ai Festival Queen had excellent opportu- ribbons and diamonds. o'clock. The tour troops of cavalry CORN About steady. No. 2 mixed. of the decorations purple pansies, will 25c. Against Chiljs and nity noting arranged Miss Spencer of Chicago, black and and the battery take part. The No. 2 in her honor. Directly in front of the h will give an exhibition of pis- OATS About steady, slow. white, Othari throne, in the center of the waa white crepe cut jet ornaments; cavalry 20c. stage, carried American beauties. tol and sabre charges. They will charge RYE Weak. No. 2. 42c. "O1 The Committee of Seventeen made a suspended an umbrella effect of red, Miss of Solomon on the enemy, firing their carbines as choice IP wh'te and yellow bunting, on which was Dearborn City, yel- as can HAY Steady. Choice prairie, $n; futile effort to secure an low trimmed with lace and fast they pump the cartridges timothv. $8. I! injunction arranged a cluster of 40 incandescent organdy into the A line of battle 20-0- CURECOffSTIPATIQH the Committee of ht ribbons. magazines. BUTTER T'nchanged. Creamery, Kijainst Fifteen and lights. From the central-lig- effect on striped will be formed dis- 21c: 14i 17c. Mrs. J. Grey Thomas of Mobile. Ala., with the troops dairv. . 4.---- county commissioners today. streams of red, white and yellow ex- white brocaded satin and duchess lace. mounted, and the firing will be stand- EGGS Easier, llc. ALL The proposed suit was the result of to three on each side ot down. The ar- WHEAT Receipts, 359 cars; a year ago, tending points Miss Virginia Thomas, white organ- ing, kneeling and lying C6 DP.UGG!ST3 S?v-er- al were in- cars. n JCCLrf?' JTJ. - liquor selling- on the fair grounds. the stage suspended rows of dy over white satin with Valenciennes tillery will shell the camp of the ene- m.T Arc in each corner man-ueve- rs and then will prevent . r.Vl''i!'' arrests been candescent. lights lace. my and will go all the tl.lrtnow t dlrrh.?.ynterjr,aJll have made, but it is through results. and book-le- free. Ad. M'f.RI.IMi ItfcilfcUY w..ii.-.'ijii-''"SirnV."' ,'-- "y?i. , - - claimed Xick Chiles of the stnge furnished the additional Mrs. black of dismounting pieces in front Todav's Kana of Price Sample X , that is persisting Cra'g Hunter, moire; Com-Ave- ., In the sale of liquor. The injunction is light for the stage. front of bod ce. rose colored satin veil of enemy and under fire. There will be Furnished by the W. A. Michael Intended to include him. The entire stage space was covered ed in embroidered chiffon. no charge for this exhibition and it and Stocks, 110 West Sixth Topeka by a canopy of white arrang- In end Hnd Stocks, 110 West Sixth Ave., Topeka, All the papers were made out and bunting, Mrs. Clarence Chase, black moire, will take place the north of the Kan. : ( given to the sheriff, but for some re ed in a dome effect. At the sides and with du'hess lace. Douthitt field. llllll PERFECTON eon they were not filed with the district at the rear of the stage was arranged Mrs. Eo'ward Hines of Chicago. white Enough blank ammunition will be Stocks. jOp'n IHlghl Low IC! seYe3. ASK FOR THE clerk, and Sheriff Kep'.ey was instruct- - scenery picturing garden effects. satin, with pink velvet and duchess used to satisfy the most sanguine spec- WHEA- T- d not to serve them. The matter The columns supporting the three lace; diamond ornaments. tator, and the noise will be so loud and Oct fWHI 8sHl SS'M may floors of the house were entwined with Mrs. M. Collins of black will be able to Dee 90'.. P0'3' 9)1ki 90's: 90"i be put in shape tins afternoon. J. Chicago, continuous that nobody May 89 11(191Vg; 898 90V bunting of the Festival colors. Around moire skirt: bod'ee of green and rose hear themselves think. CORN the sides of the auditorium on the first veiled in 27"-;- Street Car T ckets. colored taffeta, front spar.g.ed Oct 2T! 274! 27' . - - " 4 29-- X V .v, floor and in front of the seats on the net. F. A. Peak.Dentlst. over Crosby's store. Dee 29'.. j 29', 2S: 2f4 '. save 32-- s; The public may chance mak second floor scores of palms and Mrs. J. R. Hankla. green and brown May 32Ts Sii 32 32'i lrsr by buying street car tickets at the were in Hundreds of vel- OAT- S- i 113 plants position. s'.'k trimmed in blue and cerise cilice of the company, East Eighth feet of orna- Oct 19's 19H ISTir l7s! . square Alabama smilax vet: front of embroidered net. 19-- flji19-- Borsbart. 0I Kn. lft-- Seldbr all Uedcrj. B.venue. mented the balustrade of the second Mrs. Fred Truman, tissue over Dec 2n'k J97J Bitvau Cicr. 9Ikr. floor and the sides of the boxes. green EAGLE'S May 22?j 22 22V. 22l 22 Hall's Vegetable Sicilian Hair Re-r.ew- er cerise and green taffeta; frills of satin PORK From the center of the house to the and lace. Oct 8 201 8 2f 8 10! 8 12; S 17 has restored hair to its orig- ' gray two upper floors and under the balus- Miss Mary Thompson, yellow organ- Dec 8 32 8 32 8 20 8 22' 8 27 inal color and prevented baldness In 9 17 9 17 12 9 15i cases. so to trade of the balcony and at the rear of dy over yellow satin, battenburg lace; Jan 9 9 22 thousands of It will da the first floors streamers of Festival American roses. LARD III)I beauty you. colors and of were Mrs. L. H. white moire and Oct 4 50 4 ii0 4 42! 4 42! 4 "0 garlands evergreen Munn, Dec 4 fril 4 4 52 4 52; 4 57 1. strung. black velvet, pearl trimmings and frills Jan 4 721 4 72 4 67 4 B7I 4 75 Ilineral Water. The entire theater was of lace. 1 I I delightfully flips - The finest in the west. Come and try perfumed for the ball. Mrs. Arthur Murphy, white organdy Oct 4 951 4 95 4 90! 4 S5' 4 92 W. The Festival Queen remained on her j over j ink satin with fril s of Dec 4 SO! 4 4 721 4 72i 4 77 & St. ti. " J. PHILLIPS. organdy 5c CIGAR. Free. and Sessions. 521 Quincy 613 W. Eighth sU throne for some time after the ope and oriental lace, pink sash. Jan 4 75j 4 75 4 72 4 72; 4 77 Pions3i. CataIo2ue Day Niht 53