Independence Daily Reporter from Independence, Kansas • Page 4

Four A SPECIAL BILL. Lyric Will Put )n i Extra Atractlons For- TliaiiksKiving' Week. The Famous Entered at the Postoflfice at Independ--ence, as Seoond Class Matter. Kitchen Cabinet Manager Jay of the Lyric vaude EBtabllHhed September 11, 4881. Oldest Dally Pajxc In jioutlierii Kansas is hi v.rc -f st- )-s nil's (1'Vee ever invented for the klU hen.

It Is' tiuswj a fay, year In rncl year out. It saves all iiiineec. Member of the Associated Press, te s. ville house announces a special bill for Thanksgiving wek, consisting of Clever Conkey, Juggling monologist, and Webber Sisters, in a high-class singing novelty act. with char Published Dally, except Sunday, at 111 South Pennsylvania tn In mmm acter changes, singing and dancing, dependence, by U.

G. JAMES. ocsides the. regular illustrated song and movine: pictures. The two lean 1 i.

til! f- SALE OF ffi DESIRABLE I loMERCIIANDISE W- FOR FOUR DAYS I BEGINNING WEDNESDAY ing features are billed as star attract ALEX. CALVEKT Bus. Mgr. tions. Of Clever Conkey the Milwaukee News "Chief among a half dozen enter OFFICIAL CITY PAPEH.

By Carrier. The flour out of the bin a e'fttr; tie sugar bin is the spice cans are air-tight; t'v metal bread cake box Is mouse-proof, and the aluminum extension table top is roomy and' easy to keep clean. The Hoosier is all made of solid oak the only wood that will not warp in the heat of the kitchen. MTHE HOOSIER" is the best of all Kitchen cabinets; that is the reason we sell so many of them. Please call at our store and lnscct samples, ULMER FURISITURp CO.

INDEPENDENCE, KANSAS. 14 wi 10 cent .45 cents One week. i One In taining Conkey, a Juggling comedian carried off the palm at the first nresentnf inn nf tha now 1 bill at the Grand yesterday afternoon. One year By Mull. One year1.

In Three nfohths, Jn advance. 1.0'J oriKey. juggles all manner of articles from a cigarette paper to an armful of Indian clubs, and the wonder of it One month 40 cent a No notloe will be taken of anonymous is that he converses with his audience during every moment act, Keeping them in hilarious iamrhfr even duriner his mnt f0Di.i communis ations. Rejected manu script will be returned only when ac companled by for that pose. GOLD IMPORT ENGAGEMENTS PASS $75,000,000 MARK.

Miss Mabel Tatroe has heon mn eu as pianist, ana Mr. Barker as sinir- er. A recognized authority on western oil. Only newspaper publishing de WOULD TAP MISSOURI VALLEY Continued from Page Two. It is a well known fact thflt rrr3rfna tailed Monthly, oil report of field operations In Kansas and Indian AND CLOSING SATURDAY living in the Pine forests do not suf- Territory.

New York, Nov. 22. Engagements of foreign gold to relieve the financial stringency passed the seventy-five million dollar mark today, when Laz-ard forces announced that they had completed negotiations for an adition-al two millions. Goldman Sachs Co. have also engaged eight hundred thousand dollars.

ter irom kidney diseases. One dose of Plneules at. night usually relieves backache. 30 days' treatment. J1 an "With public sentiment nothing can penditure of public omney to" survey the meander line of the river, as it was the intention of the government to do.

In lieu of this, he strongly advocated the survey and staking of a channel line for steamboats and the lighting of the channel when it should be open for navigation. He said he expected, before the completion of the Panama canal, to se the whole river lighted from New Orleans to Fort Benton, and thousands of compartemnt barges carrying down the product of the fertile Missouri valley and bringing back the coal and iron of Pennsylvania and the products of the South and of the whole World at a cost of at least one-third of the present charges. fall: without pnblic sentiment nolh Your money refunded if not satisfied! by E. Clate Fair. lug can succeed.

Consequently lie who. moulds public sentiment goes deeper than he who enacts statutes The first fact a child kps in full nt or pronounces decisions." convinced from his experience that disastrous erosion could be prevented at a very omdeiate expense. He urged the creation of a separate department for Che Mississippi and Missouri, the rivers to be divided into reaches of one hundred mile or less, each section to have its own steamer, road machinery, oxen and men. He thought it an unnecessary ex kindness, and the last to bend over him when he is old and dvlna-. i fun Nov.

22, 1907. Independence, Kan. The longer we live, the more we become impressed with the fact that where you find one person able to do something fairly well, there are twenty who frivol, and believe their worth-lessness is genius. of pitying tenderness. It is the fn.M made from Prices pre-store.

No Reductions are Regular Retail vailing at this he sees in between that cfinse him trouble. That man has a real sense of humor who looks upon the decimation of the Taft boom as a case of spilling the QdQOQQQ fat in the fire. Noise No Bluster. Colonel Watterson says that there The Bargain Event in Independence are, no Democrats In Oklahoma and Governor Beckham says Colonel Wat terson is trying to Oklahomize Ken tucky. Genuine Bargains in the Lines We Carry Apparently, after the first of January, the traveler from the North will take his last drink at Danville, before reaching the precincts of New- F.

H. COST (SI CO, Orleans. Unfortunately, there was no elec tion in Indiana, to indicate whether Fairbanks has had his popularity Injured in his own state by the cocktail incident. We are going to throw a large can of oil on tlie Bargain Firs Saturday and Monday. Be in on the explosion.

Cloak and Shoe Values at Prices that make the Money (or Cashiers' Checks) fairly jump from your pocket. Talk is Cheap, but read the Items Enumerated below. Value is what counts. Cost Wants To See You Special No. 1 Special No.

2 One lot, cloth bound One lot cloth bound books, ass't'd titles, reg- books, ass't'd titles, reg ular, 15c sale ular 25, 3o, 35c, A price Sale price I Special No. 3 Special No. 4 One lot boxed paper and One lot pen tablets, ass'd envelopes, ass't'd styles, sizes and grades, regular reg. 15, 20, 25, 50c; 1Jn 5, 10, 15c; Sale sale price .1 price The trouble about Tom Johnson for the Democratic nominee, is that most people probably including Mr. Johnson himself, prefer for Mr.

Bryan to run. I 9 'it is hoped and believed that the nomination of Koosevelt for "King of the United States;" by a University of Michigan professor will not do the nominee any permanent harm. OB DOMESTIC SPECIALS Special 12 jQjJ THANKSGIVING LINEN SALE Fine Linen Sets -Cloth and Napkins at and 10. Qfjn You choice of all $1.25 Damask Nap-30u to match, Special, doss $2.08 0 Standard Apron Checks, 8 l-3c value The two "Uncle Joes" of American politics "Stand Pat Joe," of Illinois; and "Fighting of Ohio, look Just a little bit bigger than they did a months ago. ft Pepperell 0-4 Erown Sheeting, 30c 85c Your choice of best $1.00 Damask.

25 full width, PURSES, POCKETBdOKS and CARDCASES Below Cost Vajues in Cream Damasks, -65c 10 yards Standard Calico for 10 yards to a customer. KQn Extia uJu nnc1 7 65c 0c Value. governor Beckham has issued a lorl-g- fthd stinging' criticism of Henry Watterson, holding him responsible for. the Democratic defeat in It must be gratifying to Marse Henry to know that he can influence an' election either way. A THANKSGIVING TREAT FOtt POOR CHILDREN.

COTTON BATS LADIES' BL'K HOSE JLADIES' BELTS PLAID DRESS GOOD SPECIAL SPECIAL SPECIAL SPECIAL 4 Rolls 3 Pair All Styles 35c Value Best 36-in. 50 Grade 25c 25c 25c 39c 2 Manager W. Rex Bell Announces That The Ueldorf Gallery Will Be Free That Day. W. Rex Bell of the Beldorf has not forgotten when he was a boy.

lie remembers yet that boys like to CLOAK SALE SHOE SALE lo Discount onfall Shoes Of Interest to Office Men and Stenographers We have made arrangements with one of the large manufacturers of typewriter ribbon arid carbon paper to represent their line in this city, and on that account will close out other lines of ribbons and carbon papers. Carbon Paper, a doz 18c Typewriter Ribbons ea. 25c Buys choice of any Cloak in the house sold to $7.50. J5 Choice of all $10 Misses or Ladies $798 Coats. Black or colors.

Your, choice all $20 and $25 Coats. Black; Tan or Brown. SI5 S0c Buys choice of all $1.00 Shoes. 80C $1.20 Buys $1.50 Shoes, all styles. $1.20 Choice of all $2.00 Shoos.

$1.60 $2.00 Ladies or Men's $2.50 Shoes. $2.00 $2.40 High Grade $3.00 Shoes. Alln lj Grades. O'U go to tne ineatre ana gins, too. un Thanksgiving day when the beautiful little Irish drama, "Kerry 6ow," with Bernard Daly and his sweet tenor voice, so well adapted to the many Irish melodies, comes to this city, the gallery wiil-be free to all the children of; the city who are unable to raise the price necessary on ordinary occasions.

The offer does not appjy ko babies, but -to the little children who are old enough to enjoy a play and to feel their loss when they are unable to- altend one. "Kerry Gow" is a play that will make anyone feel better after having seen it and the singing 6f Bernard Daly ha been favorably commented upon all around the circuit this year. The funny Irish -wit will appeal to' 4he, children as well as the grown people and the, management hopes expects to ee Gow" put on to a crowded gallery. SNOWY HAIR IN POLICE COURT. These are good styles; none better 0 6 i Silh Petticoats BLUES BL4CKS BROWNS too SILK WAIST PATTERNS EXCLUSIVE PATTERNS Four yards to a Customer.

01 "jr $6.00 values, special Off, Other Odds and Ends of Articles of Practical Use will be Offered Diiring this Regular 7.50 values, Saturday andflJC Monday Sale oargain case men apeciais Notice" to School Children Get your guesses ready we have a plan whereby, two of the school children of Independence may secure phonographs with records enough to satisfy any one. Watch our big show window for particulars. 10 Packages Tobacco for. Men's Heavy Fleeced Underwear, per garment Baking Powder, per Wednes'dav I Judge McKlbben Passes Sentence Up-: v. oo Man Much Older Than Police court presented a queer spectacle this morning.

On both sides of the; bap sat men upon whose heads the winter of life has placed Its crown of snowy hair. In the chair of sat, the worthy Judge, Captain McKlbben. Confronting him in culpritls chair sat Martin D. Turner. Btth men, have passed the meridian milestone and of the two he in the dock appeared much the older.

Turner' and Dona Long Were last night" Jirtegtei by Patrolman Michals pji jchftrge and disorderly conduct. The pair were apprehended school building. On arraignment this morning, Tiirnerplead guilty to the charge on his own behalf and that of his fair companion In misfortune. He paid the fines -of five dollars and salvage each were assessed on their misdeeds. i F.

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