Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-08-08

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innoction, in eveyy motion, in every outline.
Roge1 showed his appreciation OF the patent
situation in ths Consciousness with which he
took his eruel a. ths young girls hands
Perhaps, indeed, be made his sentiments
quite too manifest; for, devoted as she had
bsso through the exigsncy Of his illness,
thsncseorth Tula Cordoba came no moro to
The roaa - haA rssig,ed to the invalid II
b IN ~ possibilities that this retirement
~ cmcssnsd IN R0gsrs' urgency Of release
from ~ aek-room Within . week from
that nsst hcid look around his quarters, the
young man cFepe out TO sit in the colon
made that ran around the patio. and
q fortnight later he could traverse the
mesas at Don Euiaiios side, albeit with
discretion Inevitably the hsciendados dis
content gave itseH vent before his guest,
who. By the progressive spirit that was his
birthright, must surely comprehend THESE
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.Rut Nv NJ ..r,v ont your plansy - cried
Ro-.,, v;th .,th,s;.sw
sYou mai ia s.eir, the h.eiend.do
STh.s. scheme, ali cali 10,
mooev eud + An a NOR man. Some few
nltry thou.ands Alone have II this ferro-
carrii oould have but ero,sei INV land, And
the s.ino. be.r ma witness I covet not for
mysslf. ooly the ninas dovry. An over and
above that Womb have devoted TO MEXICO
librs ' sobersno All. Senior R-r-ogers, tits
vain boast on our coins-we are not free
nor sovereign
But whstn cried Rogers. staring. you
Door man with all these thousands OF acres.
with an these horses, donkeys, cattle! Why,
how many hundreds of faneyas of beans do
You suppose you have stored in your bastion-
roomsi-and peas and corn, and chile! And
the new crop coming on. All you want is
market"
All the vounu mans native energy and
fertility Of resource had come TO the sur.
face. He talked ON with increasing newer.
and gave the other SUGGESTIONS of more inn.
proyemsnt, and enterprisss than the Old
hacisndado would have dreamed of in a
sPo- Dios, but how thev think fast-tb.se
the ola man murmurea baIf
in protest. But. none tho less hi, discern
ment founi the innovations good-witb
notifications The native aversion tn
new departures would not admit OF
too entire and sudde, introiuc.
ton OF modsrn anp,iancs,. Still one bv oue
w1rn tentative caution. the novel imp.e-
ments crept in and he;d their own. A tan
merry brought large revenue to Don Euialio
Then came ths establishments of molding
candles, In lisp Of the primitive pointed dips
that the people had made by pouring hot
tallow over q fringe of wicks, pendant from
q horizontal wheel. revolved by hand. a
tramway was run over to intersect the rail
way which conveyed Don Eulalio's product
to market: and in their coveted visits thither,
the men grew so well used TO the power OF
steam that they even received kindly the
great, wicked-looking reaper when it came
In short, Don Eulalio rancho was the cyncs-
ure of this northern section; and Don Eula-
lilo thought with dsvout complacency of the
accommodating fund he destined to found q
school Of technology -the dream OF his life.
Tula. and Don Eulalio. and Young ROGER.
sat one moonlight evening in the count.
listening to the tinkle of a guitar where
some OF tho people were dancing in one of
the oreat. en,ntv salas
Il wish I couId have n dance said tn,
with n prettv netu,snce
3And civ notY Rogers cried sComc
wa will have . turn on tbesa wide smooth
aaps WHY do Won Know we have meyer
danced roUetber,. ~.
avon were I;tt,a 6t for a,nc;,vp salt
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alamos-t.p -nontbx tu;,, h. ~ ror,o,p
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that he nossiblesn
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