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Wichita eagle., 1888-06-05
Wichita & suburban.

Pa RaoCNr.
Safs cave Fourth AND Williams commencing E-0
- am every hour rDti l-lQ p m. crossing Doug
'"s A'i'eSa minutes after every hour,
DoID's PACKING HOUSE
60 tfst and Man, s - and minutes after
~ ogF COMM nctng al Go and cont nlnE
=. Nv y NJ Cars run al lines after all ulayS
80, 80 IPSsa mousse Parties OF four ? FIVE can
- steCt.i cars without special charge after theSe
S,s ~ tegLonine No. 50 OF calling al once 1851
e'"1'N 04411 avenue, LEE TAYLOR.
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-05

Car choice S60s MeSsina lemons from
s. 50 10 $40 per box Send in your orders.
1885, A CANNON y Co.
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-05

Just received car choice Blueiield ban
anaS. y. CANNON X Co.
lS-3t
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-05

Great care has been taken 20 give al
persons al opportunity u make ttsiy pr
sOual property return sor taxes Nay
have tot g.yea this matter Their s.teniioa.-
Next JanasrY - tks sheriff cali. u5ea
ineze parties e VIII tie % aooouEt - fe~r
osTn rexIl gea6e- ~ = GeEEE
ft5ssf Gs
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-05

A chance 10 save money. - TO 80 percent
OF on wall paper At +. +. Martins, ia y.
Market street. l.-6t
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-05

] have removed my Joan and Insurance
Office o room No 800 5ed-Nich block.
Have money nos on hand 10 loaa.
1862 = FlEiE.
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New York Produce.
NEW YORK, June 4.

wHEAT-Heavy and 114al33c lower.
CORN-1{a1/c lower; 10. , Cz1oc, eitI iltor;:
OATS-Steady; mixed, $50 lJC; white. @-'@3 SOC.
COFFEE-Spot dull at ib51c options opened
strong closed heavy and lower sales 'i,UJJ Daas
STGAR-Dull, unchanged.
EGGS-Firm. i51seltc.
BUTTER-Cuiet. stronger, l2Gl9c.
Enthusiastically; 1G,sc-
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Potatoes.

VIII have car choice new California po-
tatcrS on Saturday. send in your orders
1876 4. CANNON x Go.
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Free rezliainE char CAR ar gov T1i..'zias
On al trzlas "a he C.. x q = IsiirAY.
Rock Is!znd Koute." bsfre-o Hie1lf<.
Topeka Kansas ClGy. 81 Jo-ep4. CElcAg-a
c. Lo.-A ~
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Last ~.si~-

Frrrn - % = pe- cent a ca sns wall
pspers and decoEz;sons ~ ~ =. Market
street. lx-ts
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EINICK BROS.

Homeopathists. At 10 y Main ST. over Saving
bank Calls answered al all. times day or night
O.nCt oren at al hours. Residence telephone No
III, office telephone No 267
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STORAGE

GrTCRAGE-for household goods or rre-cha1tls,.
= boxed or loose. II you have any Scads ss0re
airing tAen 70 ths Wtchits storage Co. No, Ia Nsss
p0u.. ave. io-1
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wichita Grain Market.

WICHITA. KANs., June 4.
wUFAT-No. , soft 75c: No. hard zoe
CORE-White 4}c; mixed, &c.
OATS-No > III xed,s@
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Y. ". WILLIAMS

Physician and Surgeon. Special attention given
10 operative surgery, also does general practice.
ONCE at residence. l53 y Lm9oria ave. Wichita.
Kan Of!ce hours, 10 d. m, to p. and 10
p N. l5l-tf
DR. W. A. NINlCK DR. l. NJ MINICK
General Practice. surgery i Obstetrics
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-05

he EGgie pockes real estate =
OZONE universal fAFoEsge aEoozk
SszsEzllJ ia TIE wes-
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Pa.sencer - 80 -.


For farm leans call e. Lombard
Mortgage Company. MONEY pad az soOa
a. papers arc executed csS-W5ytf
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WOMAN AND HOME.
HOW GOOD TASTE is MADE A SAL
ABLE COMMODITY.

A Frenchwornan of Misunderstanding the
Taby-Caro of the notwithstanding a
Gossip-Handy Disinfectant-Hint to q
Mother-Itens.
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-05
~. Lonls & san francisco

ne srlsGo the only ,ine rui.ui; solid trains
nal-H ~ - Louis without change lspn " ChN1.
ine Cniy me having morning and uieht Pull man
serslSe lrol " lchita "a - Louis Two trains daily
- ArAH1SiS and Texas points Free reclining chair
az on q. night trains. City Union Ticket once
L. NORTH Main street. and Union depot. Oak ST
W, u. NCRDOCR.
Freight and Pass. i rcut-
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UTAETED-To fepd S20r q irsase s-rv---ves
~ property god c-sztisI sscsrttT Il sss-.t
nos isss ikza siN srzsTe> -. al r.crtas 800
VITA gusss security Ca get sgweSs s&.2s c. :.
-oolz ~ Se@Sw.l& bS-44.-x. 20 y
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-05

Wall paper from % to 70 per cent dis
count ut III y. Market street I28t
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FOR EXCHANGE

Tor HCEAssGE-Ts t<acs-z o. srsrrs.ss .sss
as k&zs4s zsstrzS& z<sGcy 81 rzr1sa fsz
n<1rsrez AZ aids IL szse ~ EzGzz4 AS
{ +ssSFsgzs- cesc-t5 1zs 2zs seGsnss-ss -
i 42S2s Aessract AEsxrs. TSo,szs Z - Z - -
I"ok kXCHA &sE-Ts sssrs 70 Zee e. so-rss
= pad S5fA ryzEzse. sss1sE - 49, tAzr
ST1pHrzT 8. y sezsE& zE1 - esls.s7 - ess-
- ,2s2 . ckts 5EsfsssrFy- = . s4ss gsg1
ia sfecs ~hkx see sasE<.v. NsEaee {
!. .e.&~z. rso.- r. se<zL.Az.. ssrsx1 As.
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-05

W. II. BRTDENBAUGH W. H. RAUCH
BRIDENBAUGH & RAUCH.
Attorneys and Counseilors al Law. Rooms and
Eat rs North Main 81. Witt
L LII N w VI COpEMAN
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W. II. COPEMAN
FELM & C0PEMAN.
A. L, HELM

Attorney at Law. rooms and e. l50 Main street.
al business promptly attended to- furnish best
OF references. dA-t
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Will, U MCKEE.

Lawyer and collector. room 3lf. Sedgwick
Building, Frs anu Market Sts Wichita Kan;
d66-tf
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RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
chicago. Karsss & Nebraska
Rock Island Route

Chicago. Kansas & Nebraska
Rock Island Route
GOING NORTH & EAST
No. Kansas CITY st. Louis ard Chicago,
through Mail and Express. daliv, arrives
al SIS a. departs $50 e.
No. Kansas City, st Louis ana Chicago
Night Express, daily, arrive, $50 p. m ue-
paris. :........ ... 857 p.
No. IL Accommodation leaves daily (exceu;
Sunday. e;5a. N
GOING SOUTH.
No. kansas City. ~. Louis and Chicago
Express arrives 6.s and departs ....... .O)a A. N
No lhansaS lty ~. Louis and Chicago
through Mail and Express. arrives ~ and
Departs daily.. =. 49,. ,:iJp. m
No u. Accommodation leaves daily except
81.
Elegant free reclining chair cars on muru!ngtra!ns
Pullman sleeping cars all night trains. Tickets
sold and baggage checked through to all points
CITY ticket ONCE 30 Z. Douglas ave. and depot cor
her Mead and Douglas avenues.
{. 4. RUTHERFORD, Ticket Agent
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{, NJ. OONKLTN. NJ D.

General praCtlt oueT al mesi.Ciue surgery. gynae-
CuiosN and Obstetrics Urea: all chroRLo and pTivst-
DISEASES. OXYGEN trea.me nc given v-ueh "a CURED.
res ana All disease OF the reCtDIn 4 spec alJt.
one removed to IA North Main --,e t. over Kan
saS National bank. once noErs u l. a. m TO p
and 10 5 .. IA. Glls-tf
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-05

Wichita Valley Center Motor & L. X. Co.
Motor for Valley Center wiz leave Thirteenth
street at go 1926 a. 30 p IN. and ~ p m
Leave Valley Center Tor Wichita at 62J a. IN. and
1920, 800 and 1:2J 2.
cars win ieave Dongias avenue for car works,
connecting with motor, every hour from GU a. III
till $50 p. m
Extra cars for excursions at ali times dl2-n
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-05

DOR RENT-A large. unfurnishej front room
Il with bay window. large closet and use Of bath
room. aud also one furnished room for two
gentlemen AT reasonable price; reference required
Inquire Sis RiverSisw. las
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--=zs,S.AAiIzas
1a1lY eagle
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH,
New York Money.

New York Money.
NEW YORK, June 4.
Money on call easy at ll52 per cent; Lase Ioah ~
rlosed offered at lel13.
Prime mercantile paper 4l9b. r., o.,> eo.
Sterling exchange quiet bat STEADY az S4-o'5s ioi
sixty day bills and 81 $50 for demand.
Stocks dull closing weak. The totaI sd4S7 VI
-l.l.,-- Il SharnS-
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REM0YED.
DR. q q PTRT.

DIS. Oldham and Graham have moved tho,
oncs from No ~ = Douglas 10 rooms No. 20i an
-. second Hoor OF tie SC isSicA. corner Of Fir.
and Market.
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-05

ga woman of wonderful taste"
Remarkable taste. She makes her living |
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-05

LNOR SALE-SOIne two thousand acres q fae
4 tirnbere4 iard " 1issouTi Tor cash. Or wog .
fect and situated on FRISCO IA IrCa.i- J. K 81 % r.
2el y Nain street. Bi-L
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LOST.
FOUND.
STRAYED.

IHOUNp-A i-ady's wrap. Parties can have sane
u by call.s.g az this once. d.
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-05

L. 3. JEwETT. ]. B. LANGWoRTHY
JEWETT & LANGWORTHY,
LAWYERS. Rooms :. and .. Us Nogtn Main street
Wichita, Kansas. dlUitf
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-05
ROGERS.

The Photographer Pictures III al sizes and styles
He also carries the nnest assortment OF picture
frames in The city. Give Tim friendly call and
anime samples
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WANTED.

~ ANTED-A smart. active young nan who has
W cI.e or Two hours day II spare 70 represent q
arSe Boston publishing house at Wichita. For par
llcGIaFs addrest Z. .. box S:s4, Boston, Mass
Is 81
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-05

L'oR SALE-Chesp. a complete soda factory n
4 perfect ordey. Enquire al =. +. Sledefiz der.
OF ~ 81 =. TopeSa Ave dsltf
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-05

iFOR SALE-Horse phseton and harness. horse
hack year 81, sound gentle sud coed grsye.-
"a; phaetoh, Nj ~ uzie make. run year Laru -
new must be sdod 10 Fannie ave. al.-,t
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w ANTED-Situation as delivery man in grocery
~ store; can furnish horse. good reference given
INQUIRE at jIj Main street. To-
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-05

w ANTED-Stuation in wholesale or retail gro
" Gerry or Produce business, thoroughly expert
need; VIII commence on trial. ADDRESS FraGk.
hotel GOODYEAR. Il a.
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-05

Physician and surgeon. oi.lce So Douglas a
Telephone ~ office No. ~ telephone al reslder
Nc llt. Residence l2Is y Market. lSl-t
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-05

L'OR SALE-Cheap business lots North Msfn
CaS street and z vicinity o. tie stock yards ms
finest residence lots on The market ia a.rts part
Il the city az lowest possible figures Gail a1d SEE
Douglas ave IL z
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-05

sI'oR SALE-Maple Grove farm for sale said
farm = one OF the best farms b. SrdgwiCk county
and - located northeast o. the City OF - iCh-fa
which i the largest aud best city Ia the Stale OF
Kansas. Ss!c BARN contains l5j acres. iJ acre So
nigh STATE CT cuilFdtlc ~ acres IL s@ss. -
In corn % acres IL mIiet acres Ia Ir,l pOIaioes
icreS 10 garden. Is hearing apple trees. aI teari
CHERRY trees assorted SO JeasAg peach trees, los
apple txees. 10 years Old. U1ack berries. Deg-
RES, goos berries and small fruits "a atom dance
the bes Of water and plenty 81 II; fam fencrd and
eros fenced; eretytni strictly E.lt eoRc. hHId-
ings are 10 J. house. barn and Oaf buiiutI fs
Price, 81 per acre, terms u sur. or further la-
formation call q -. Garrison a. No - v Douglas
ave or On premises All Stewsvs
daab- lIsc- y9-illO.
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NTANTED- Situation in a small family do
w nestle by woman with baby; wages 30 Oh
lect. Address Domestic, box Is city. Hot
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kfOK SALE-At an eXtrV mey I3yy figure a ffst
4 class No. SAFE. na9dfactured by Mosely safe
q Lock Co Has only Deu ia O. few months.
For taii particula alV!y to L. ~ Dug room TO- Is
I'"Fth NAM dli-6s
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-05

LNOR SALE-Ha]f % best business lot n Guilt
II son. Pratt county, not u8Oltgs~ei. Prize .ef8
So 4 lot III. Oock g. I-rrS's nj for 800 Adore
No. l2zJ : Fourth are. . icAit@. J8-5f
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-05

EEOR SALE-0ns pair q Inii-e gear, 1n9r.i'e yea
Il : ~ 1isuse;sr ~ fsc@. p.1i91. - dlanetsr
81, two fsce sscs VIII = st ssrasfs erred a-ss
AID - 18th: vii sci ch-s = bsez zsss CO...
~ ~iI SCI for ~ Cash ~ lz<sn sOS1- - a. -ss
EsSle cszce. Gla5-zz'
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-05

"a ANTED-Gir to do general homework, Ap-
w ply al Emo furniture building, lD6 w Douglas
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-05

L'OR SALE.- First class carriage; nearly new; "A
4 bargain Can lie seen at III 5. Oas ST. West
Side. Flf..r
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-05

LNOR SALE-A large list o. Ges1sc Iaads suitable
Il for stccs raEcnes. " sd pay faEes- DO a zeasr-
al business for ioI.-TesGraf. caTres oLGegC- s ~
TED Address c. ;. Aersdith Monte I,14. GRAY Co.
Kan. s-lss
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-05

PHILLIPS & BOWE,
Veterinary Surgeons. J. NJ Phillips ID. Y. 6, grad
uate Of the Chicago Vel. college. 7. a. BOvyu, Y. 5.
Office 32J + Douglas avenue, Wichita. kas.
Telephone No. 5. 1S1-tf
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-05

WANTED - Boosf@ep~r z-t surrs---s - 20
w knos tkAt fse &sfson2x Arc1.rzrs-.z- l5--s.-
oe-s p4@se1 facilities sor tss rs-C-ssrs-r :,
crsL-c.sss ard -cE1e1 s1- -a-s-so-- - Tor
Keepers S-G sccozr:z EzSszez2 49, We w..
s caszt Eei2 z-Sc ezps-T ao5E6 ~-s w. - yfzs
--T@z-aASS rsse-N3re< and
VEL - zzGT1ss1zE 0-es Tor n sss.e q rsrsss
a Ia So-sz ~esseTa B-z-zess Eoz1es1. wa
A2--
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-05

TOR SALE-Haii's safe. medium sise. new very
n cheap Womans Exchange, pu=sol3ce building
80
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-05

i<'of SALE-A snap Indeed An irupr,4ed farm
lose 10 " smart lttte tO,. aud oHly u liile way
tt'Ia wichita. worth a,ltD dollars Ihrots4 e.
tf'ne necessity VIII sell Tor 100 DO arS Sd C-h
GOWN bal ota years tine, lHcresi al per cent u.r
annun. Address 1873 this oinoa l,C-
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-05

iICH nj, I-5;a,iuess, ro0:,l-N0. 10 south Law
i renee avenue lu5l soutg OF Douglas. So PEP
month. BNnneu * MUcreaJu-e. d!G5ir
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-05

S-'OR RENI-Stabie room for one horse and a blz-
4 -, al SIS south Emporid ave. Enquire on hi,
premises. dlG,t
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-05

: 'OIt SALE-IHe MY newspaper N a new and
thriving county seat at = barla.H. OH.ce ff-t
class u every respect Good reasons for SELLING. ad-
dress :. y. y. Eage ONCE aTiJt
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-05

Az ANTED-Part money and farm land fer good
W clean stock OF notions. plated ware. etc. \
good business. Addsess j. T., - y. iirave
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-05

ETOE RENTING nice o!sce rooms ovrr Ste.lo-s
. hardware store, No Il. north lain -. H-,u-
neil ii uoorenouSe dIttf
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-05

VIZ ANTED--A competent girl to do general horse
~ work. gCoi wages TO the right glrj mIIot have
the best Of references none other need apply AT 81
South Market t diff
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-05

Physician and surgeon, - Main street. tele-
phone Tor Office No 81, :cr residence 10. Or. Ter
TiL general practice. diseases % women and chill
Creu and obstetrics. Dr. SHUTS. COp>U upiion.
CatsrrE AL throat AuG chest dlseas as, plies. rup-
tGTeT, hloQd. sNu and oErVI!c diseases generally.
Consultation I:es. N1-ti
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-05

I'Ok S9 .LE-iIorsc. phartcn and narnrss. family
u horYs any lady or Cbid can drive. also house
hod goods, ~ \. Main Il. mp stairs dlt-sl
Yea SALE Horse and surry Ior sale cheap.
4 coca driver. Apply az Wichita fogud,l. ia,
WICHITA street. ais g.
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-05

! SA5i'L J. HOWE. GEO. c. HASTIN.
HOWE & MASTIN,
LAWYERS Give special attention to law OF cor
porati0ns and OF real estate. loom 3Ji Sedgwick
building, Wichita, Kansas ollou
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-11-14
STAY Under the Old Roof Tree.

Sell everything, suffer everything in the
way of privation. was dying parents ad-
vice to children, but keep the house 10 be to-
gether in whatever befall 1t was sound ad-
wee So long as those children, young or
old mad a roof they could suffer and be
strong together Their wants, their depriva-
tIorls were their own snd not public property
If neei4 that they must starve, they could
starve III silence and dignity, with none but
themselves the wiser or the worse All their
little shlfts were not subjects Of general dis
custom their work was not on inspection;
strangers were not able to interfere among
them. or TO SOW dissension thereby, or to
ALLEVIATE affection. Close together in the
habltual contact of daily life, they could only
be bound the moro closely In habits of
thought, in love, and in mutual concern
And the roof tree was responsible for it all
The roof tree was the bond and the protector.
1t took the place Of parent, 1t was a shield
and ouIwark against the world No; the ex-
perlence of scattered and shipwrecked fami-
lies has everywhere proved that much dis
comfort, much misery, might have been
spared them had they chung together In one
home that those who have a home should
keep it, it is their safety IN worldly and
material comfort Pars with hand, part with
jewels, part with hslriooms, keepsakes, tpea-
sures, but keep the house so long as the sticks
and tlnbers hold together 1t is strong
hold. it is a castle, however poor and old,
Warwick castle itself no better for its pur-
po-es. 1t is mob merely that 'be it ever so
humble there's no place like home" but that
it is home, the single spot where one reigns,
where one is unfettered and fully ones self,
where one has ones tools and equipments
loosely and at ease about one, where one is at
large liberty, where one exists satisfied with
the natural love of kin if other love is denied
oue place to retire and withdraw i'll, to feel
safety and projection in, 10 live in and at last
TO die in --Harper's Bazaar.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-11-14
A BOX on the Ear,

One of Browning's most beautiful and pa
thetic poems, and one Ineligible to whom.
soever runs, commentaries the act OF an old
Earl of Arundel, who, having struck his little
child on the head, had the picture of himself
and the child painted, the child, as he be-
came in after years, imbecile from the effects
of that blow. 1t would be WELL We think
for parents, and for all those having children
on their hands, to commit these verses to
memory, and put the lesson in practice; for
the injury done to children by the quick and
careless box on the ear that is thought moth
ing of at the time is something incalculable
IL is impossible to hit tender child blow
on so delicate an organ as the ear, and ON.
having such close connection with the brain
without doing an evil and unseen work, even
when the blow is given with the fat and open
hand. The action, it has been fully aScer-
tanned has produced violent inflammation in
the ear. and running discharges for years:
blOCd has been known TO follow it imInedi-
ately, and when this has not happened, par.
tial and even total deafness has been the con
seqence i'll many instances lntercranlaI DIFF.
fculties OF dangerous type are nor at all
rare either. as the result of these admoni.
tions; idiocy has been traced to them: and in
more than one case surgically examined it
has been found that fatal brain disease has
followed box on the ear.-Harper's Weekly
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-11-14

There are l,0l0 medicines in the pharmaco-
poeia of the United States, and in most COM
munitieS there is one man who has tried
every one of them before discovering that
there never was anything the matter with
him The taste for strong drink is a mild,
innocuous. feeble inclination compared with
the raging mania for taking medicine"
when once it gains perniciously active hold
upon a man. There are not many really sick
people in the world, and if it wasn't for the
man who delights in dosing himself with any
thing that has a long name and an almanac
attachment, there wouldn't be half enough
paint ON the rocks of picturesque America to
hide the Undergraduates in Chicago
journal
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-11-14
Claret and OYSTERS.

Walters In the restaurants, particularly
where table d'hote is served, say they can
always tell lady who was reared in the
country. The lady may have been New
Yorker for quarter of a century. and the
sharp brilliancy of her diamonds and general
adornment may convey the idea that she is
one of the grand DANES of the city, but when
she gets to her claret it is all up with her.
The walters say that nine out of ten such
ladies put sugar in their claret, and this is
supposed to shock thoroughbred New
Yorker Perhaps the walters discover her at
the start VIXEN she tackles the oysters. Many
ladies, whose girlhGod homes were in the
rural districts, insist on using vinegar, pepper
and salt in big doses on their oysters, and
this also is supposed to be contrary to the
ideas of the born New Yorkers.-New York
Sun
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-11-14

about them, something Ike Che picture c. :
flower, or the reflection of a CRATE fire in a
dim mirror Sometimes they laugh, but
can imagine a tear somewhere In the laugh,
like a rain drop in a rose
They are a noble band of heroines, the
most Of them like them for their pluck
end their sturdy endurance Of a hard lot I
like them because they keep right on, and
always will, until the old switch engine,
Death, scurries them OFF on the side track
like them because they never break rank,
but keep step even with adversely for a COM
rade and grim poverty as captain of the
brigade. like them wherever find them,
working In kitchens, with tastes that lie in
the parlor, playing on washtubs with fingers
that would grace a piano, delving at incon-
genial occupations because their destiny has
been overlooked by good fortune, or because
death, or something worse has denied them
q protector like them because | feel a
fellowship with them In my heart, and know
that some day we shall all find our heritage
together. No soul that ever yet wrought
patiently at its ALLOTTED task but what some
time found recompense for every tired heart
throb and discouraged tear. 1t won't be
hard work always. dear heart.-"Amber" in
Chicago Journal
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-11-14
Work of Southern Women.

As in st. Paurs cathedral, London, on the
monument to Christopher Wren, so we can
say of the work of southern women: Look
aroundw As nothing surpassed her cour
age, her fortitude, her untiring patience and
energy, her persistent effort during the war,
so the still greater demand for such virtues
after the battle was over, found her as ready
and responsive as before, Wherever woman
can labor without losing the dignity of wom-
anhood, the women of the south GO In the
home, in the school room, at the ledger and
the desk, with the needle, the pen, the pen
Gil, the brush, in music, in useful and deco
rative art, and all handicrafts where deft-
ness and delicacy supersede physical strength,
she is at work; in short, whatever her head
and hands find to do, she is doing willingly
and uncomplainingly.
Out from the stately homes Of wealth and
luxury, out from the genial Preside of com
fort and thrift, from all ranks of life and
degrees of fortune, from the stone mansions
of Virginia to the graceful and picturesque
villas of Alabama canebrakes and the Missis
sippi valley, she has gone, at the call of duty
into the rank and file of working women
clad in the invulnerable armor of patient
endurance and womanly dignity And for
this she is entitled to sympathy and honor
Zitella Cooke in American Magazine