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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-07-15
WEATHER BIJILETIN,
UNITED STATES SIGNAL OFFICE,
WICHITA, KAN, July IA, 1891.

WICHITA, KAN, July IA, 1891.
Forecast for Wichita and vicinity
fair and warmer.
The highest temperature was 500, the
lowest Go and the mean "a, with
partly cloudy weather, gentle northeast
winds, higher pressure.
Last year on July IA the highest temper
ature was 1909, the lowest rs" and the mean
S6o.
Two years ago the corresponding temper
atures were S9o, 64' and 760.
FRED L. JOHNSON, Observer.
WAR DEPARTMENT, WASHINGTON, d. c.,
July 14-Forecast until 9 p. n. Wednes-
day:
For Kansas and Observation-Disclosures
and Thursday fair; slightly warmer We'd
nesday night; variable winds.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-07-15
THE BASTILE CELEBRATION

PARIS, July 14-The fall of the Bastile
was duly observed in this city and through
out France with appropriate ceremonies
today. Enormous crowds of people assem-
bled in the streets of this city through
which the procession passed and saluted
the men with cries of ''Vive la France. !"
There was no disturbance. President
Carnot held grand reception while re-
viewing the troops
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-07-15
FULLER FOR PRESIDENT.

CHICAGO, July 16-The Daily News to-
morrow will say: Back of the negotia-
tions now going on to unite the local
democracy of Chicago is well formulat-
ed plan to present the name Chief Justice
Fuller for the Presidency when the oppor-
tune momement arrives" The News
article argues that Hill and Gray may
destroy Cleveland, but in such an event
the choice will fall to anotneri man than
eitherIthe New York or Indiana executive.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-07-15
he Wouldn't Waste the uos.,.

She-TheSe flowers are ins, lovely -
I-mamma think. it IS cot >sgdt tor ~
70 accept such gifts aaless s-uDI@ss -
were engaged.
e. Well guess Il Is 20. Sa-
to~s-s cos, hitsAn toJAr- <ui It ss---S
pity 20 .ave .h' Oooey tars<a .~s
-laGiaa.polis Journal
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-07-15

the result. At this point she allows her
husband to enter the nest, which they
keep doing in turns, with great deal of
excitement and soft twittering, continu-
ally turning round and round to finish
it off in a workmanlike manner
Chambers Journal.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-07-15
FAMINE IN GERMANY.

BERLIN, July 14-The Vossische Zeitung
says that the destitution among the lower
classes in Germany is becoming quite in
tense. Potatoes, the usual price of which
is ~ marks per bushel, now costs 6marks
Bread is becoming dearer every week
Every branch of commerce is suffering
and many bankruptcies are announced.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-07-15
MhlSkYS WOPk

TACOMA, Wash, July l4.-Thomas Hiuck-
ley while on 4 spree went into a saloon and
called up all hands for drink Hincklev
pulled a revolver and began indlSCrimj-
nate shooting. William Brennan. tie
proprietor, and George Martin, city tax
collector, were Instantly killed --s-~ral
s1herS wounded
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-07-15
THE DIINCAN CASE

CARNARvoE, Wales. July 1.-THE grand
jury has found true bill against r. c.
Duncan of Washington. ID. c., for mur-
derously assaulting his wife by beating
her head with stone in May last.
Duncan's trial began this afternoon The
prisoner pleaded not guilty After the
testimony had been furnished for and
against the prisoner he was acquitted on
the ground Of insanity. The court order
ed that Duncan be detained in custody.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-07-15

New YORK, July 1.-THE big Leary raft
of logs, fourfifths of mile long, contain
ing $500, ,000 feet of lumber, which left St.
John, n. B.. June 2S, has arrived here.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-07-15

Hoods Sarsaparilla is an honest and reli-
able medicine. If you have never tried 1t,
do so nnNr
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1891-07-31

The pure metal In the eagle was
therefore reduced 1873 grains or LIS
grains to the dollar. This new piece,
however, was made legal tender for all
debts, past and future, the same as the
old one No change was at this time
made In the silver coins.
BY this change Ia the gold coins the
ratio was changed from Is to to 10
to 1.
In 1887 january 1s) the mint laws
were revised throughout. and the stand
ard for both gold and silver was made
nine-tenths fine-that is, nine parts
pure metal and one part alloy. And
since 1887 all our coins of both metals
have been nine-tenths fine. Ia
The pure metal in the gold coins was
again slightly changed by the act OF
1887, by adding .02 of n grain, so as &c
make IL exactly nine-tenths fine.
by the act OF 1887 the alloy in the sill
yer dollar was reduced from A. rs grains
to Alas grains, so as to make the dollar
just nine-tenths fine, but the weight of
pure silver was not changed and its
value was therefore not changed.
Thus, while the weight of pure gold
in the gold dollar has been twice
changed, the weight of pure silver in
the standard silver dollar has never
changed; II is exactly the same unit
and the same standard as the first coin
minted in the United States Salt Lake
journal Of Commarca
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1891-07-31

Importance of selecting good and true
mon as delegates to the state meeting
men who can go through the hottest
fire of opposition and come through un-
scathed with report to bring of duty
well performed. Alliance Waterman.
The brethren of Mississippi are
making a gallant fight for alliance
principles The entire democratic force
inside and outside the state are in the
contest against them. 1t looks now as
though the alliance would surely win
What victory it would be, and how
the hcnchmen of Wall street would
feel! Let the fight go on; the alliance
will prosper and grow stronger in the
midst of it-National Economist
1t isreported that S6l, 900, 900 in gold
has been exported since January |, 1891.
The less gold there is in the country
the harder il is on the people because
our debts, both public and private, are
really payable in gold, and the less gold
there is the dearer il is and the more
labor il costs the people TO get it. How
ever, II is an i'll wind that blows nobody
good Such a condition of things just
suits the money lender.-Inter-State
Alliance Echo.
If there is single act of financial
legislation on the part of congress since
1851 that gives the iaboring man an
equal chance with the bondholder !
would like for some one TO point 1t out
How does the dcmonetization OF silver
benefit the laboring man? Who but
tn" money party is making war on
silver? Is it argued that the free coin
age Of silver will be against the labor
ing man and in favor of the rich? With
all possible efforts of deception many
are still clinging To the parties that
have enacted financial policy as dis
+ graceful as any To be found In the civ
uized world.-G. w. White, OF Georgia
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1891-07-31
THE MODERN JUGGERNAUT.
y" ~ NEHlgy Ifs@cIe&sfr 81 nc III,

The movement to demonetize silver
and resist its reconciliation is a move
mcnt dictated by kings, ministers,
courtiers, satellites, sycophants and
monopolists. 1t is the movement of
monarchy and of autocracy, whether it
be upon the throne hedged in by the
divine right of kings or upon the throne
hedged in by syndicates and trusts and
rooted in the subtle and despotic power
of the almighty dollar. The move
mcnt to remonetize silver and to resist
its decentralization is a movement
springing from the pure fountain called
republicanism or democracy, which
ever you please to call it, which be-
lieves in the great doctrine of our fed
eral constitution, that to promote the
general welfare and not the welfare
Of class is fundamental to the in
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1891-07-31

stitute of government Great Brit
ain, a monarchy, in 1916 led off
in the characterization of silver. I'm
able to conquer America with lead
and steel, she inaugurated that step
while yet smarting with the lessons
taught her by Decatur on the northern
lakes and by Andrew jackson and his
southern braves at New Orleans; and
stimulated to broader dreams of con-
quest by just having conquered France
at Waterloo, she sought in 1915 to COM
plete the conquest of France, just as
Germany thought to complete it after
Sedan in later years. But each time
France has held up her silver buckler
and fenced them off with her silver
hilted sword. =H-..
Far reaching in her provision of
events, Great Britain sought by the
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1891-07-31

spondingly decrease or increase the
value of each unit of that money. For
no matter how many or how few the
units may be, the total value of the
money of the country will be comprised
within the total number of those units.
change in the number OF the units
effects n proportionate change in the
value of each unit, and whatever the
value of the unit NAV be, it is of the
utmost Importance that that value
should remain undisturbed
II is absurd to maintain that n gold
unit, which, as time goes on, is con-
stantly increasing in purchasing power,
is better unit than IA unit of any other
material that maintains unchanGing
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1891-07-31

number of units, out, population re-
naming the same, the greater the value
of each. .. r. aa@fHs a| tt'4t
Notwithstanding the variance some
times found between the premises and
the conclusions of economic writer's,
there is no economist of repute who
does not admit this to be a Fundamental
principle.
The true money standard of anv coun-
try is not the material OF which the
money is made. The standard is not a
concrete object, but numerical rela-
ton. 1t is the relation between the
number of units composing the none
tary circulation of the country and the
mum bers of the population.
1t is the legal tender function that
constitutes money. II is TIE power
which the law imparts 10 any material
to pay debts and iiquidate obligations
IL cannot for a moment be doubted that
the money function, being conferred by
the supreme authority, is the all-suffi-
Glen, guarantee of the money value
There is no necessity for reinforcing
that value with any inferior value that
may attach 70 the material on which
the mo1ry stamp is placed The money
function Is UNNECESSARILY the most i'm
portant that can be conferred by society
upon any material, and it is absurd To
urge that that function is not of itself
sufficient for the maintenance OF the
value of money All the value that
money can possibly have-the totally
of value that can exist in the shape OF
money in any crountry-will attach To
anything upon which the sovereign au-
thorty stamps it. whether the material
on which the stamp is placed be gold.
silver, paper or anything else. Leg
islators or executive officers of
the government by increasing or de-
creasing the volume of money. CORE
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1891-07-31
THE TRUE MONEY STANDARD

The Quantitative Theory OF Money-The
Value OF Each Dollar Depends on the
Number Of Dollars Out. fEI
Thus by the universal competition TO
get it the value of dollar is made TO
depend upon the numbered dollars that
are out This is principle that lies at
the very foundation OF the science of
money. The law, stated broadly, is
that the value Of each unit of money
in any country at ans given time de
ponds on the whole number1of units In
circulation in that country The!larger
the number or units out, population re-
naming the same, the less must he the
value of cacl unit; the smaller the
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1891-07-31

value through time.
Whenever the business of the country
accommodates itself to given mum Der
of units, the only question for the gov
eminent to deal with Is to maintain
that value as free from disturbance a.
possible; and according to- all authori-
ties on political economy that can only
he done by increasing or decreasing
the number of units in circulation in
accordance with the demands of In
creasing or decreasing population
Ii il be admitted that one of the most
important offices of government is to
see that the equities are preserved be-
tween its citizens land II this be not $ ,,
10 what purpose are our courts Of
equity instituted?), then ii cannot be-
denied that il is one of the highes;
offices Of government 10 see that money.
which measures all equities, and which
must for all time continue To be the
principal measure in the service of civ.
ilizcd society, shall be of unchanging
value. IL is impossible Ia secure this
characteristic of uniformity in the value
Of money II we are To select as the only
material on which tn stamp the money
funciion a substance whose yearly pro-
duction Is becoming more and more
limited. and the prospect of whose
sufficient yield becomes less and less
encouraging. Senator John y. Jones,
in U. H. Senate.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1891-07-31
FARMERS ALLIANCE.
ALLIANCE NOTES.

Can the government loan money?
Yes. She loans it TO national banks
Well, if it is right to loan to the banker,
can it be wrong to loan to the farmer?
Certainly not.-Inter-S state Alliance.
why should money be tight in the
richest country on earth?" asks the
New Nation. And this is its answer:
because the people II that country
have not learned to make common
sense banking laws"
brothers, do not overlook the great
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1891-07-31

Silver was stealthily demonetized
in 1878, AS soon as the crime was dis
covered the people almost without ex.
ception demanded its reconciliation.
Yet eighteen years have elapsed and
the demonstration has not been accom-
plished They have been trying to get
this reform through the old partiss :
Missouri World
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1891-07-31

wiles of commerce to accomplish what
she had failed to do here by force of
arms, and had but partially done abroad,
and to-day, as the wheat of her myriad
of Indian ryots takes the place of our
American product in the Liverpool mar
ket, she beholds the triumph of policy
which has narcotized American brains,
corrupted American morals and i'm
poverished American farmers. While
some of,our economists amusc ignorant
readers by copying English phrases
about 1.-THE best money, 1.-THE fixed and
invariable value of gold" and talk
enthusiastically about intrinsic value, 4"
England gathers in her golden harvests,
piles up her cent per cent" and laughs
in her sleeve at our ignorance and folly.
Speech of Senator John w. Daniels,
of Virginia, in U. S. Senate.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-04-15
asatt fir Iatterl

9nr lber 50Sabren fdOn tuurbe Mis.
Winslon's Sootbing Snrup BON Wfils
Iionen BON Mltterr beim 3abnen BET
Ginbcr a~ngelren5et. Wirlt Su i'm
S@lofe bur9 bas S@reisn zines 2in5es
geBErt. 5as i'm 3abneu iii unb Dor
5hrlerasn tpeintg Wena 70, laNe fnfrri
etue 5sldEd)s pom rW-s. MiasIotp's 5oo'
thing gpruf~ tDlrl. Grin Wert9 ID uns
be5a1ibar. CO lpiro benz fteiaer Geiben,
ben ioF6rt gjnoerung berl3aTen. Ser.
laBt CUB baraut Mtittet, es III fein
3weifel oariiber. IS beilt Dbientetp
uab Giarrboe, %resulirt ben Maeen nnb
tie Tiereu. beieitist Wino SoIit. err
wsidt ben tSaumen, perbinbert gnt3ans
Suus unb lidrft bas gauge Spleen.
rWtr5. W;usloips Soothing Syrup
FIR 5a6uenbe Ginber 1T aneenebm In
@sihmad unb bas He3ept fiammt Don
einem Der 5efteu iDeibliGen Ner8te In
ben Der. Staten. @s 1T bel dNen
SrueaiTfea in Der sansen WsIt ga bas
ben. preis IS @is. Der Blaide.
RauFt ni6ts anheres oils Wrs. @iass
Iotos Sootbiug 5prup.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-04-15

Sn Der Nei6e
bon &raufbeteu, Die cine ultbGti9e 9eber
unS uareincs Slut I'M @eiotse 6abea,
fam giidtS Sic Stelle- bon Or. Biercc's
@olOen MeSicut Discovery uertrctcn,
NidtS ouf Der @elt ocrntag Oies,
natoem ou bid pergepifert, mas eS 5n
tbun I'M IStan6e. SIS uerhirocrt unO
beilt, iioetn es bic llriade cntfeutt. SIS
trdftist Die 2eber, reinigt uno bereidcrt
oas Slut, iddrit Oen Gppetit, bciOrocrt
Die 8erOauung, uiO tragt gum 8ar bon
9raiten mno BON 6lciid bel, fails bieie
bic gum a6aormaleu @ciunobeitSsuituaO
reOueirt iiuO. Sir Dgspepiie, 9ebcrs
&rant6eit, SerOfeln, ODER irsenO cine
aaOere 8~lutfranfbeit 1T e8 Gin politipeS
Seilnlittel. SIS 1T tbatig, iuie feline an=
Sere Gr5aei. sli,S bieism @runSc lpirO
Is Oertauft, iuis iona fein anOcre8 Ntcs
Eeament. SIS it saraatirt, gu miscn
alb gu beilen, ODER SaS @tlO witS gus
r.dcrltattet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-04-15

S9on gut; mir rerben Sic Elm tpes
mig dloroformiren, bann tbut bic &c.
i9idte gar nidt mebl
yfetn, Id bite, 6err ProFeRor - ges
wiB ni@t.
4lio poIen sic es obne @bIoroform
beriu6en? Nu9 gut = es lit balb Dor.
bel
absr, 9err ProfsHor, idrie feBt 6u>
Der i'm Son b69fter 8sr3meifung mir
feblt Ia gar ni4ts, gar niGts, sar-9ar
ni9ts!
9uber pugbe entteibet un5 Der groBe
@blrurg blidte duf bas Gnie bes pas
~tienten, weI9er gteDe bic Operation
geIten iOllte. pi0blid f9httelte er ben
&opf uno bemett.e gu einem NiFfen3
ar3te:
Was 1T benn oa mieber fir cine
Oummbeit borgefommen? Ser 6err
profefOr trat bonn gu benz aitternben
9uber uno fa9te: Sic baten &e6t =.
nit Sbned babe i'd ni@ts gu tbunl Nls
er bana ben unenoli9 fur9tfamen Sc
i9tsausbrud beg Dor S9red balb to.
oten patienten fab, meinte er i9ar3enb:
EGinb's nun 5'frieOen MonberI = tuenn
mir aud elm bisl bineiEgef9uitten bdts
ten = es ndr balo pieber sugebe;It!
Damn tpanote Der 6err 9o1tor f9 an
feline 56aler uno bic atpei Srdger err
i9ienen, I'm 6ubet tpieber in iein 8ett
gu bringen. Sie beiben Dienet batten
Die Saalnumrler berpe9ielt utto einen
unre6ten Gatienten Dor bic Rlinge ges
bra6t Sic Orbre bate aeIautet:
Nr. 16 ben Saal Z uno bic unolhds.
meni6en batten Nr. II BON 5aaI 6 ses
bolt.
9uber bate nod lange NIT ben Ma6z
t~pirtgngen beg erIittenen 99redens 81
tbun; aber ettpas be3ruedte bic ni@t
bol3ogene Operation bod: 9uber fab
ber granddaughter 59mefer ni9t mebr
10 tief in bic Nugeu, iOnoern Job 1ei.
big gum Genfer binaus, ieiner Befrti=
ung e~ntgegen, bic aud ni9t niebr LANCE
auf f9 marten lieB.
@ar oft er5dbIt er iebt nod Sabrett
nod bon. ienen Nugenbliden bangffer
@rDartung als uni9uloig our Opera.
tion 8erurtbeilter, bersiBt aber ME beis
5ufigen. 6aB Inn trcB aler Geeleaan9f
bic Greunbli@feit unb @emiit6li1teit
beg groBeu Gbirurgen in an~senebmsr
&rinnerung gebliebeu lei.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-04-15

sar pancoaf & eobn ba5su
bieie 5aiion cine ungem6bnlt9 feline
Musmabl in CLOTHING. 8itpano
perfauft ieine Nnstse biliser.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-04-15

NJ 8enn Semanb fein uno gu on.
nebntbarem preife fpeiieH mill, 10 gsbe
er gum Miifio Gie
9erren @beiaer & Watl, BsfBar bies
les gtabsiRements, balten oarauf, ibre
8dfe TETS boltommeH 5ufrieben 81 fiel,
len. NQe faiionmdBigen EelifateHen,
Auferu, Wilb, Slide, @efhsel &c. fnb
bort in Der oelifatsifeH 3ubereituHg ole
3eit au baben. MabI3eiten tper6ett auf
Wunf@ in bic @nbnungen Der Runbea
geianot. Nu9 bietet 4ber NIT Der
5peiieDirtbi@aft berbunbene Bars
o 0 NJ bic beffen @etrdnte, ftets fril9es
Bier unb feline 2iqucre unb @eine.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-04-15

= 6err Soiepb 9. 9orep ia Walam,
Sls., bate &beumatismus perfu9te
mebrere Deri@iebene MitteI obne CT.
folg. @@lieBlt6 betart er ems, bas
i'm iofort turirte. NatitIi1 rar er
iiber ben @rfoIg bo@erfrsut; aud tpuBs
te er, baB Nnbere Ieiben, pie er ge!its
ten bate, bic aud gerne BON benz Wit,
tel wihen m6@ten. Saram ertldrt er
Der leibenben Meni6beit, baB bieirs
Wittel pgbamberlain's Dala Balm"
beibt. STR 50 Gents per GlaiGe3ua baben
bel &. &obn & Co., s. RaItsper &
Son unb aaen bebeutenben Mpotbetern.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-04-15

ns- Sn unter5eus, 0emben, Soilet.
teariisel finbet nan nirgenomo before
Guswabl als BEL paneoaf 6 Sobn.
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Serr 6. s., SNGQer. 80. 217 81

SER 6. s. M9iaer, 80. 217 Of.
0pp1Da 9traBe bdIt itets bas Dols
ton,meuic Eager III 3eihsnmatertas
lien, &apetsa, Jarben, 8ias, Gpiegels
gIas, 8iloerrabmen, GirniHea unb allen
3ei4nens unb MaIersu ~tenflieu. Riinf'
lerii4 ausgeFlbrte Bilber uao 5tatuet'
ten &c. finb in cine; febensmertben @als
ierie aur NnfGt unb gum Bertauf auss
geRelt. SIN Sapeten ua6 3immerbetos
.a!ionen III bas @ei@madupnfe uub
Rsrefe bort 3u finben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-04-15

Nod uaren taum brei Sage nod bic.
fer lnierhaltuns beim Supelier psrs
ftpfen, oa mar bas 9roBe Yortrdt beg
ieltgen &obert auf ben Ga9bobtn ee.
iuanbert, uaO auf ben freiseiporbenen
@brenplab i'm Sal0n nor cine unbes
a@tete Wihterlanbi9aft borsetiidt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-04-15

50 lit msbr aatarrb in bisier @esenb bes
Qannes alS bon alien an6eren Rranfbeiten au.
fammen, unb bic In ben letten Sabren gait CT
aIs nnbeilbar. 8isle Sabre lang erfldrten
Dottoren ibn fir cine Ictale Rranfbeit uno
fGrieben Iofale SeiImittel bot, unb ba ie Jpn
nit dratIi4er 8tbdnbIuas bef6nbis nidt III.
rirten, ertldrten fe ibn fir mnbeilbar. Die
@iFenf9aft Bat beptefen, bas Ratarrb cine
GonRitniionslrantteit LIT un6 besbaIb conai.
tutionele 8ebanbIuns erforoert. GALS ga.
tarrb Sur, f%abri3irt bon 8. s. gbeue1 &
Co., SoIebo, Ohio, III bic eintise confitutios
nellie Sur I'M Martte. Gle miro innerIi@ in
Dolen ober @aben bon 10 SrOpfen bis 80 si.
mem 8beeI0Helpoa eenommen. Gle pirtt bi.
rett auf bas Blut unb Die idIeimise Oberad9e
res Ghfems. sic bieten ~einbunOert Dollars
fir iebsn Sad, ben He su furiren bsrfebIt. 2abt
Sud @ireulare uub 8eusniGe fomnieu. a6ref.
frt: 8. S.Gbeneb d. 60 SoleoO, 8.
GB- 8erfauft bon apotbetern, rs gts.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-04-15

unIern $500 e@ub fhbren mir felt
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-02-04
j.. III. Sothern's Debut.

It's long, hard road 70 success on the
stage, and | never advise man or woman to
make it profession who does not love it
more than almost life itself The thorns
are many and the roses few. Ny own ex-
perience was for few years as rugged as
my dearest foe could wish Never can
forget that awful debut at the New York
Park theatre in 1879, when / was cast for q
cabman in my fathers play Of sam" All
had 10 do was TO appear, carry my hand
to my head and say, Half crown, your
honor; think you won't object" Not much
surely, but the business so absorbed
my agitated brain that l forgot the words
and stood glaring at my father, who kept
saying, Go on, go on" His talking 70 me
when | thought he ought 10 be talking %
the public upset me still more, and instead
of going on l went off
Father was very angry and wouldn't
give me another chance. Poor Eddie"
he wrote to dear old Mrs. Vincent, now
dead, is a nice, lOvable boy, but he will
never make an actor" Fortu nately, did
not then know how hopeless my father re-
garded my case as afterward he was very
good 70 me, and, when / had obtained
regular engagement with John McCul-
loch, fitted me out with beautiful ward
robe, including the best Of sworlls-E. H.
Sothern in Kate Fields Washington