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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-12-26
THAT OLD CHESTNUT.

Wichita is not bigger than the state of
Kansas, but Sedgwick county pays more
taxes into the state treasury than any
other county and receives not cent of it
back for the support of any public insti-
tuition. In that sense are we bigger than
the state, at least. OH of the other big
tax-paying counties have state institu-
tons and get more back for the support
of these institution than they pay to the
state. Hereafter when the snappers and
snarlers of envy feel like getting off that
old chestnut about Wichita being bigger
than the state we hope they may think
of this fact
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-12-26

People vho laugh IL a bread Latin -
are open hearted. hopest. fond of noisy
iocuadi;y. but pevbap q Of voi1lbse mood liz
cessive, jerking laughter, however. is an evi
derce OF vulGarity Those laughing in a dry
"a" are respectable, but Little expansive, anc
hard lot Of people. When the Latin ''E'
prevails, there prevails also a phlesmatie,
melancholy temper. Tinoroas, unsteady
r,eo,,le. also those iInbued with Elaiignity, a.
WAYS laugh 10 kind Of swelling 81 Laugh
ter in 20" Il the utteFance Of proud, bold,
imperative. somewhat bznser.8g people Be
ware of those who laugh ia 90 to)- They
are traitors, haters. scorners.-Sew York
journal
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-12-26
is FRU1T-RAIsING PROFITABLE

o. This question is frequently asked, but
not easily answered. Many jump
TO the conclusion. from perhaps a single
fact, that fruit-growlng must be very
profitable, and so go into it themselves.
OF advise others to do so. There are
many things to be considered in answer
ing the question as to fruit-growing. In
some localities it may be fairly renumer
alive, while in others not worthy of at
tention. 1t takes long time to bring a
pear or apple orchard into good bearing
condition. even if all the conditions are
favorable. We have found, after long
experience. that pear growing, with
average success in raising fruit, is not
better than leaning money at per cent
interest. Apple growing is no better, if
as good. We speak of average results.
OF course there are exceptional cases
where growing sucf1fruits shows larger
profits. The raising of peaches and
pluns in the eastern states has not been
profitable of late years, while in some OF
the middle and other states it may have
been so.
The small fruits show better results as
a rule. There are those who make the
growing of small fruits profitable
business, and there are good reasons why
they may We are constrained TO ad-
NIT that fruit-growing on the average is
more profitable than general farming.
but in this, as in every other branch of
business, il must De conducted system
atically. The time has gone by when
poor or Indifferent fruit can be sent to
market in hap-hazard way and pay
even the cost Of production. The ,yues-
ton with which we started can DE an
swered yes by many, and no by many,
and will continue to be so answered as
long as time lasts. Some men cannot
make fruit-growing or anything else
profitable, while exactly the opposite is
true with others-The Congregation
alist
ANOTHER VIEW.
"a good fruit tree is worth fifty dol
lars we heard an old farmer say re-
Gently. If this,is true. andan orchard Of
one acre containing fifty trees should in
crease the value Of the farm upon which
1t is situated BIZ the pleasant sum Of ST.
5o0-iess, Of course, the original value Of
that individual acre. While it might be
difficult to find purchaser who would
accept the valuation, my experience in
clines me to the belief that the farmers
assertion was NOT Tar from right A
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-12-26
By the Skin of his Teeth.

FROM the Arkansas City Traveller
Captain j. T. Cooper. of Winfield, will
tell the truth though the heavens fall or
he should lose an interest in Guthrie city
lots. He was called to that place last
week to testify in contest case, and he
s,vore that he was on the East Gathrie
town site five minutes after IL O'Clock,
April @. The captain did not attempt to
explain how he made the twenty-five
miles from the line Of Oklahoma terri
tory in five minutes. Perhaps he drove
the yoke of oxen that beat Sol Burkhol-
ters race horse
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-12-26
Has the Opportunity.

From the Lawrence Journal
If every congress faced people who
demand action that congress IS the Fifty
first Republicanism is at stake. With
a Democratic executive and Republi-
can legislative department, or vice versa,
there Is some excuse-not In principle,
but because of our unfortunate political
system-for inacrion. but with the presi-
dent, the senate and the house of che po-
litical party, and that the party on which
this country's progress and prosperity
depends, there must be something, mach,
done.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-12-26

1t has been alleged in extenuation of
his persistency in refusing to sign an
unanimous verdict in the Cronin case,
that Juror Culver was insane. In proof
of the allegation it is now stated that he
might have saved something out of his
financial wreckage some time ago by
taking the benefit of the state bankrupt
law, but refused to do so, although en-
treated by his friends. This action will
20 far towards confirming popular opin-
ion as now constituted that the man was
of unsound mind. But it don't convict
him of dishonesty in either case.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-12-26
Please Pass the Butter.

From the Burlington Free Press
4 Burlington pastor was completely
taken of his base the other day and had
all be could do 20 maintain his dignity.
He was dining az the house of one Of
his parishioners, and during the meal
the little daughter of the house wished
her butter plate rep.enishei. Seeing tbs
butter was near the minister she said,
timidIy: Mr., viii you please pazs
the butter And then, as II realizing
that something more was necessary IN
his case, added, reverensly, '-for Jesus
sake"
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-12-26
If and II.

From the Atchison Patriot
D. r. Anthony, talking through the
Leavenworth Times, says: 'As men
grow old they become feeble. both IN
limb and intellect. They are apt TO fall
behind, to become conservative. They
find their natural place IN the Democratic
party If that was so, Anthony's place
would certainly be in the Democratic
party. He further says: The musty
Democratic shelves are the proper recep-
tacles for antiquities" If that is so,
wouldn't Anthony tie on the top shelf
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-12-26

The New York Tribune expresses The
conviction that it would be pretty hard
thing for the members of congress to
lose their money through the dishonesty
of Silcott. The Tribune need lose no
sleep. The members will not lose 1t.
The people will.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-12-26

Representative Grains bill, calling for
the appropriation of $4,000, 600 for deep
harbor on the Texas gulf coast, in
troduced day or two before the holi-
day recess, is the first step toward that
much desired end and it is hoped that 1t
or some similar measure will be enacted
at the earliest practicable moment SO
that work may be begun on the import
ant undertaking without delay. This
will afford some compensation for the
disappointment the west will feel If the
Worlds Fair be awarded to an eastern
point, not that the amount of money
employed directly upon the harbor work
will equal that put into circulation by
the fair enterprise, but that the benefits
will be more far reaching and lasting
and therefore more profitable of the two.
But of right we should have both the
gulf harbor and the Worlds Fair in the
west
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-12-26

julius Appleblossom, of New York,
fears that negroes will perish of infiu-
enza by the thousands because-as he
says-they cannot sneeze. But julius
is evidently an alien graft. No southern
gentleman of African scent would agree
to such a propositions; he nose better than
hot
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-12-26
About the size Of It.

from the Troy CHItI.
Senators Allison and Wilson, of Iowa,
voted against the confirmation of Judge
Brewer. because of his brewery decision.
OF course, it is not known what was said
in the executive session, but it was a fine
opening for Ingalls, to go for the two
senators, claiming that they had no right
to vote, AS they did not represent the
people of Iowa, who had just downed
prohibition.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-12-26

The Globe-Democrat predicts that Mis-
souri, has cast her last Democratic
electoral vote. That's taffy for the ad-
ministration and bid for some more
offices for MISSOURI.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-12-26
EXCHANGE SHOTS.
Well We Shall See.

From the Kansas City Star.
General Rice has acted SO decently
about Cy. Leland's appointment that the
Kansas delegation will probably con-
clud that he is the kind of a man whom
they can afford to keep ON sighting.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-12-26

Yea have caewisd animal In tEss cocn-
IT thss Is unknown 20 us md q sesegs.s
q, tie Pan-Ancrscan coasenricc-
sswha: Is THAR asked Secretary Bzaana.
ssTss pewspAper repcrser,r rsplssA tss EAR
fron Ssz.h ADeriA.cIxxas Szfsix1
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-12-26

The importation Of American game into
Austria has proved o success. On tie Dan1o-
ian Ineascw forests Of Count ETenDer l0o
wild turkeys and thirty wspikd are marked
Fer destruction at the neIt big b%.ttus. On
Prince Huiiady's estate toe American gams
has increased 50 PER can't
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-12-26
Got the Laugh on EN-

From the Arkansas City Dispatch.
Major Martin. this Texas congressman,
who. it Is alleged, was SO green as to
blow out the gas, is now poking fun at
the congressman who were so verdant as
to allow Silcott to run Off with portion
of their salaries.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-12-26
The Same Here.
from the Leavenworth SUI

w. P. Hackney has published his
much commented upon article in sour
State" We haven't had time to read it
very carefully. but if it was not revised
we are unable TO see WI, even prohi-
bitionist could object to its publication,
much less the Republican ring at To
peka.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-12-26
Daily - as1e
MARSHALL. NJ. MURDOCH. Editor.
Is not the joint in politics?

Kilrain has been found guilty by the
Mississippi authorities and will pay his
fine and go to Jail both. Sullivan will
get exactly the same dose.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-12-26
A Sermon in Concrete.

a SermOn III OOIICISL6.
Sol Miller in Kansas Chief.
True religion does not consist in max
ing oneself hideous with ungainly dress.
If a woman is handsome, there is no re-
ligion Is destroying her looks by dressing
like a rag-woman. Neat and pretty
dress, without unnecessary extravaganza,
is part of religion. Even a sore toe
looks better when wrapped neatly with
a clean rag.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-12-26
Rorn That way.

"singis or o.berwissT' asked the e-rs1r
taker.
Both
"Oh, come nov. madam you cant b
both"
Eyes. can. ia tvin.-Ess York Sun
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-12-26

BE wss Peasd Ont
ir. Dogsy tooldlyI: There's souas.hinz
agsoa. yon sAat Like. lis Roy.
w. Rev. - IL nv ssuk accourtt-Fparh.
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-04-30
Sim 8. glpriI Bel Taoesanbru6 lief Der

9lm 8. IpriI Bel Easssanbru9 lieB Der
Sturm enbltd na9 unb MIR tonntsn nun
better porpdrts fommsn. Der 9. pergins
ohue llufau unb am 10. Ipril I'M balb
!3sbr Sormittass tamen mir bel ct. sri:
taeIs an. Im IL. GpriI i6tften mir
$40 8anasiere unb WannI4aften bss
Darmart, aud ben Gapitdn Gnubisn, aus,
fat aQes eiuSeIitebeube Wdnner; Bite ga.
milieu basegen bebieItsn mir on Sorb.
lin 6 llbr Ibenbs an bemieIben Gage iubs
rem mir NIT 365 &6pfeu pom Oanmart,
baruntsr adt Wann pom Der geiutuns,
BON ct. Nidaels ab. llnisre sanse &eiie
BON bort bis bierber mar iebr angenebm
unO i'm Se,bdltntB gu Der lleber'iiaun9 bes
Sdiffs warcn bic &ranfbpttsfd1e ielten.
is Itesen brsi 9e,ionen i'm 9oipital: GatI
SenIen, Elm Norweser, nit etrem i4psren
Gar5uuteI i'm @et3t, elm Rtnb, nit 9uns
gensnt5iiuouus, uuo elm S9Dsoe, NIT elmer
serinSfI9i9eu Sei6werbe. BON ct. Wts
6aeIs bts bierber paren mir ausSesei6net
gut Uert6IttSt, na6oem mir urs bort nit
g~euiigeuDeu 8orrdtbsu pe,ishen batten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-04-30

mebr aber, uenn er bGnlit etnen Yreis ooer
cine Wecaiae erran9. Issr ni4t ALIEN
bic 0arnler II. (. NJ. aebt oisie Gusifsuung
on, ionoern aud BITE 6yousn unb Wtdoden
DEM oieie iinb our Setbetluus einselaosu,
inosm he aaerlsi Sanoarbeiten, bic INNER
pom fsib'9en 5rauenbdnben btrseiteut wers
ben, anfertt9en uuo ausfteuen. IS wiro
thueu SpaB MAIDEN, nebsnbet perben He
@bre einlegen unn fir bic bsiten werben
Breiie sebablt. 9llio ans @srt; Sober
unb Sebe tbue, mas er tam, uno bic Ifers
bau, Ausiteauns wirb aaen gum gsiten
seretdsn."
So, I o, alio Der &atb Der Supsrpiio:
rem Don Srawforb GOuntp bat biz @tritts.
~toiten, wsIde Der WolIeso .5au gema4t
bat, iber $500, ben StsusraublsrE .aufgss
bdllt. Sas 1T ia RE Yrdmii,ung ouf
Sootidlas tuno beraus. gtan, mobile
tomm's!
SIN &eotut parbe befanntli5 BET Der
Iettsn Stubtpnbl Der tiidtige, fr,~iiinnige
osmofrat,ide Birgermetlter Sobn 6. @rot8
eruablt. Das Srob,bittousgeinoeI RES
StaGtsS bat nun etn stoBss @e'@ret erbo
ben, bat Reofut ais etne unmoralt che
Staot bsidimpft, peltbe stnen Wann ME
Wupor Stwin, pel9er eine proclamation
su @unitsn Der 9nforctruns oes 9robibis
ttons : 9eiebes erItsb uno unter befeu
Imtstsrmin bic Woral oer Staot gsbobeu
warb, fallen laiien fonnte. - Die SewOb
rer Seofut's treteu bieier S~srldumbunq
isst enersii9 eut9esen. Gin bemofratt:
i3cs @Omite erldBt I'M sort Wabiior
@usnins Democrat" cine iaarfe @rtIdruus
- Gopten rss Iussube bes vOerocrut'
wutben tn GROCER 3abI mad allen GbsiIer
oes Staates p~eridnbt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-04-30
Sn bieicm Saeile unief cs 9antes

Sn bieiCm Saeile unie ieS 9antes
berridt msbr gatarr5 oils &rantbei en-
aqer fonfttSen arren, unb bis in bic iins,ts
3sit belt man gataub fir fait unbeilbar.
Hdnse 3sit 9alt er bel ben 4sratsn aIs cine
locale 8ranfbeit, es wurosn locale Seil:
mttteI periutt, uuo wcil bleie local anges
uanbten Wiittel has llsbsI Mot beiIten,
slaubte man ss nidt beilbar. Oie Dtfens
,daft bat beptefeu, oaB @atarrb eine
Rrantbeit has Spitems 1T uno baber cine
auSemeine SebanoIung erforbsrt. sails
@atarrb Rur, uon j. s. gbenep, GoIsbo,
Ssio, bereitst, 1T has siu,tss WitteI I'M
Wartte allgemeinen BsbanoIuns Der Rtants
belt. DaSieIbe uirb iupeaois anss.
panbt in DOZEN BON 10 Gropfen bis su
einem Ebesl6ffel uon. @s mint Direct
auf baS Blut uub bic S4leimbdute bes
Spifems. sic bieten elm buubert Dollars
fir ieoen Rrautbeitsfaa, ben bds UsitteI
nidt curirt. Rau penbe ii9 fur gircus
lare uuo Seusnifie al
&. g. @beusp & &c., Golsbo, ..
.Y@ Bel alien Ipotbetern fir IS Gtnts
81 1aDen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-04-30

Inter Dem Sltcl: Sinh uniere Wdb'
den 8ieber!duer?" ugr6fsntIi5t ber
r9brifiliGe apologize" bic foi9enben,
y@m Sreunb Der Slysnb" urte,idrisbsnen
3eileu, an benen iebr pisl Wabtes 1T:
vWsuu man beut3uta9e Der StraBe ent;
lang sebt uub uniere Dtdodsn bsoba5tst,
t6nnte man auf ben 9eOanteu tommen,
lie ieisn Wisbsr:duer. Der Wunb 1T
iortpdbrerb in B~euesuns. Ob Der amss
,ttdniide Steak" 10 SdSe 1T, oaB fe i'm
pd5reno Der @HsnsBsit ni4t btnIdnslt9
psrbsiBsn t6nnen uno nun mad Der Wtabls
3sit i'm wieoer aus benz Wasen beruorbolsn
miNsn, UNI i'm ~pisoerBufausu; ober oh
bic Odm1en teine l3dbne mebr babsu unb
aud feline NitteI, betm 3abnarjt neus gu
bolsn; oh fe es our piosrItdsu, bdbli9en,
bummsn @euoblbeit babsn, ben san3en
Gag lang Wa9s gu tdusn2 net MIL INT.
mort aeben2 Yas polen mir nod binsu,
issen: Gs sibt I6bI.as Ausnabmsn untsr
unisrsn Wdp&sn tn bieier 9tuiidt, Sd
tsnne perf6nli4 @tIi9e, bic ebsnio Iisb
labat fauen wiirben, ais bisiss oft
i4musts subereitete Ba1s. Was nod bas
aasrsmp0rsnbite 1T, man9e berislbsn finb
fred 8snus unb i9dmsn fd aud ni9t. init
einsm Wunb poQ Da1s In has Saus
@ottss 5u seben. Osntt eu9 sinmaI, NIT
sinsm Wunb pou Wa9s utq man @ott
anbstsn! Sbr gItsrn, ma9t bod cure
atnosr auf bteie Su4t aufmsrtiam."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-04-30
Inter hen IcnuhIjfnusrn Nuhunur's

ber,iat cine sroee llniufrtsoenbsit psSen
Der grnsununs Grane's gum 4oftmeiltsr.
Die bsutidsn &epubI;taner fino auFaes
6rodt, huB 9. Riene Jr. bic Steue rtbt
erbtslt; bic 4nbduser Sopoen's tnurren,
oaB ihr Wanu nibt ms Boitumt fam, unb
bic Grand Army of the Republic, Oteie
politi,te Wia,atue oer &epublltaner,
tniridt, bab Iaiion feinen Der SIREN e,tcr.
@o fodt benn @rdne9 frdgt Der r9ers
alb: Bel SbIOb2 Bel S.dsburs2 I9
mas! Or fo9t In Autiou's Aouototeritube.
Oa boIte CT feline 9orbseren. 0o@ ale
bic @strsuen, ite rufen bus ud@fte NtaI
piebsr: Surrab fir 9snoetion, 6urrab
fir Nliion! pie Der fterbenbe @laoiatOr
i'm Gutus: Sell benz SaIier!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-04-30
Grbeiten mag ih uidJt, gu bettela iddn

i6 mid, Isbsn m09te i'd. beBuesen itebl'
id, 70 badte uno banoelte Elm iunger
Dtann, Der oils eiu.iser SObu aus gutter
Samilie itommenb, jet bintsr ben l4weots
iden @arbinen bss @efdrsutfes iist uno
leines urtbstIsS peseE &letoe,biebfabls
BART. Graur's, aber letoer 81 bdufg itno
io,9e Sale iusenbIider Se,tommeubeit.
6s taust nidis, psnn man bic petu6buten
Rlnber nod amertta IN bic &eformiduIe
Ndjtt; u 81 oft enten bieie Burden I'M
@sfdHgntB.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-04-30
Scr ltnterseidncte but fem games Ga:

Scr ltnterjeidnete bat iein sau;es Ga:
ger pOu Stieteln uno Sdubsn on SuIien
Aueniie ausuertauft uub an Glup'iraBe,
go. lO44, Elm neuss @eiddit NIT neuen
uuo out ailortirteu Stiefeln unb S6uben
fir Ss,ru, S9ube unD Stisftletteu fir
Samen, unb S9uben fir Srnbsr iecen
alters, erSffust. 8ieie @aalen peroen
su e,itlunIt9 blaissu Breiisn usrtcuit. "a
aue @aaren sdn5it6 neu uno uad ben
mooerniten Utuitern searbsttet iino. iteuen
tie bic 6unoen i6er 5Ifrieoen IS piro
feline Ndbe ssiteut, Cte 8adren 81 ,eisen.
&ommt bel 3eiten. Inn bic NuspabI i'm
Sau5en Eager "a bdbeu.
Wtertt Sud ben 8lat!
Sacob Eraut,
1914 @lapFtr., an. 10. u. IL. StraBs.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-04-30
Chicago, st. Paul 6 Kansas City R. r.

Die Gaicuso. ct. Baul unb &anias
@itp @iienbabn, utbum Otsnitas, ben 80
Apr,I, al alien Sta ioatn SwIi9en brebe:
udsbarg, Solar 5Ius. Sd., uuo Susau:
ton, So, naa Dubuque Ed IS fir Gin,
unO etn oritfel Srsts tur hte Gunbreiie per
t~dufen, wtl9e bis sum l.. Mai gut iiuo.
Seute, wel9e ber Sauusurations i5eter Bel:
pobnen woIen, iouen ftp Oiei,s merten
50. $. 8batmore.
Gen. Ndt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-04-30
Sntuaue bat sroBartise Infalten {

S%n6uque bot srOBartise InituIten sc:
t~roffsn, Inn bic g%sntennarfeier Der Gin:
iesuus George Maibiuston's aIs eritsn
YldiiOenten Der &spubItt fsitIid gu be:
seben. Sa biefe IusSabs Der v@abette"
i9ou auf Der POit if, wsnn be Jstsr be.
stnnt, 10 tounen mir e,it na4its Wo3s
Ou,ibsr refe,tren.
Sn istuer am Samitas Nbsnb absebaIs
tenen auBsrsepObnli9s 8sriammIuns be-
itloB Der 2ursmburser Ysrsin ii4 in
corpore an Der Jster gu bstbeiIiseu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-04-30
YTi Heuspue in Satlon Gountp, ftarb

8si Selspue in Sadlon County, ftarb
am @,ttwod %, 50. Ssrr Watbias Nris,
elm otter antebler nno Iansidb,issr 2sier
Der v4uremb. @a,ette." Der 8tritorbsne
mar gu Bittlinssn, in 2otbriussn (bsi SRI
finsen), seboren uab errsidts eth Glitter pom
iber 20 Sobteu. Stis tiaterIdRt 8 err
wa4iene Rinoer, 2 S6pue unb 6 96dtsr.
Die iterbli1en llebsrrsits putosn anf benz
6rieobofe 3u Beasple begraben. R. I. p.