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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-11-12

Hemos arrancado al escrit0r
iala,iolable, una por una, sus nal
tiples caretas. Ahf esta, sin mas
cara, ante la multitud espectante.
Con sus actOs, con la doctrina
que desenvuelve, con los PROPOSE
tOs que revela no es un dem6crata
cOnvencidO, no es un liberal sin
cero.
ST es grande la soberbia que le
perturba y le sugestiona es mas
grande la ambici6n que le condu-
ce a las tiendas incondioiOn0les.
ALI tiene un puesto. Desde
que muri0 Perez Morris sus parti-
darios no encuentran uuien le
reemplace; nj Elices Monies, nj
Balbas, nj Reg6Iez, nj Pineda DO
drfan cOntinuar las campanas IL
bertlcidas del vieio cOmbatiente.
Oepeda es el future paladin de
los principles conse1vadores.
Hemos hablado q tempo.
Hemos visto acercarse la trai-
ci6n.
Hemos repetido ell ALERTA por
los ambitos de Puerto-Rico.
Iodos conocen va al transfuga
que nos MEGA.
"A ap6stata que nos engana.
Al Judas que nos vende.
Los que quieran seguirle que le
sigan.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-11-12
OIL TIN CsD
JULES MARY
M "a r. OE LIN "A
Rersi6n eepa6ola dc Francisco Carries
SEXTA PARTE
JULES MARY



Fl alsaciano contaba histoTias segdu Las
cnales siempro hRbfale t0cad0 desempenaT
81 papel del sargento que gana batallas, y
cnyoa conseios desconocid0s de tOdos, habfan
aegnido sangrientas deTrotas.
NatriD, por su parte, Observable ambOs
con mucha curiosidad, peFo mas que q Glou-
Glop 81 aleAciaao, como ii entre ambos exis-
tieae preV1o y secFet0 acueTdO.
d. Yea EN- Cnnndo resp0ndia Hartmann q
las miradas del taheTnero con una maligna
s0nrisa.
TBrminadO II relate de las bntallas de
los Fecnerdos recfpFocos, los dos compadyes
entraron en- el terreno de las cOnhdenoias
intimas que 0mpez6 Hartmann Contando que
no bacia mnoho tempo habia tenido Ia des-
gFReta de patder su madre.
"a este lesp0ndi6 Glon GlOu que era mn-
clio mas afortunado porque conaervaba la
suya.
-sY que os dediedisl -pTegunt6 q alsa-
ciano.
Soy muaico, Ca aecir-- dediC0 to-
car el Organillo por las calles.--.iso tengo 20
In cnlpa do no p0uer hacer 0tfa e0aa, haftO
y sieuto, peFo mefo impide la talta de mi
~ segdn Parec4 bace may POGO tiempo
que wis aQui
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-11-12

nj IN eOrbO mas 4Ue H0 oeoeIe
-iF aliente est6mago ten6isl
1amoaleandose diTigi6se Glou-Gl booi.
e p9erta Pereuadido de que la impression del
are libre habiale de sentar bien nero s,ce' oel
uiose tOao 10 contrariO, porque cay6 desnIo.
% ano az no sentado en- IN 6anco inmedisto
ona iD.os los mIloi-murmur6 acongoiado.-f Ea
que yoy quedaTme dormido9 20
en- pie. sueA Sc puso
olguioie 81 alsaciano haata 81 umbral ia u
puerta desde allf le contempl6s " -
-lEs precise que hablei iouiero one -
= c1ente todo adn no me ha dioho nne
Pataoral -dgo entire dientos
nueYo amigo. hacia 50
-iEestoy mejor, el aire me caus6 malo ia,
preston, en el primer momento tnve c1I,1r a-n,
iAh. La eabezal IEsta vieia csbega mt.
yoy snejorandO. WAS ePl1o que
Cusndo Sc esta asf sienta muv bia,
Fasls0 oe kirachenwasser. uu
NO. no qnieTo aguardiente nj na6o 80
s II PaIe1ca- -dadme IN vase prando ~
qua YES 1lesca- -tengo una aed horrorosa'
10y traeros 20 miamo IN vsso !.
'Ao'Sa Oneno- -Quiero serviroa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-11-12

S 1el vase. que Sc le escape de la mano es,
Aancose en- el banco, 40 Ilev6 las mauo
peeho lanzando una terrible exclamaci6D.
sac ahogol-gimi6.- -iMe hab6is q
10 que es ahora--mascull6 entire di
yes q oorero alsaciano-si no esta bora
renunciO mi emeresa.
Qee0ose el desventurado Glou GloE
PIE durante un momentO con los Oios
lInesuradamente y abiertOs dirigieudo mira
70 seErOF al 0biero que le mraba aonTien
Goh un ademan brusco desabroch6 s ma
ulcho arranc0 los bOtOnes al euello de 81
LISA. cayendo pesadamente sobre el bad
81 ouscar IN punto de apogo no haIlaI
Louo como una masa inerte nj suelo, en- q
de qned6 inm6vil.
-lEh! tEh! mo os vayais dormir Al
fa, Glou GlOui-diio ell alsaciaDo.
III organillerO no le respondi6.
1hcllnose el aisaciano, ie did fuertss sal
sluas' lntento ievantarle, pero todos sus
~ l1sFAos resultafOn infrnctaosos. poroue Gl
oiOuf convertible en- una mnsa ineTte, i
PaFecia un cadaveF que Otra cosa.
-iAnl lie dt una dOsis demasiado fue
-se duo-y esta borracho perdido, 10 /
- por esta veg no hablara. tMaldito q
Acne haoer ahOraP
SueIeis ayndarme, sefior Vatrin--anRi
~ I alSa VOC dirigiendose al tabernero %
u ie lleVaFemOs q au cuarto aruba
49,. NO os aconsejo que 10 hRg6is, vale 4
~ ~ queae ahi, porqne arriba go ahog
y mace mas fresco. iObl mo os .
40 anea "a eata se
sB 81 serenos~y
constipcao
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-11-12
ABAJo LAS oARETAs
V

Aunque todavfa guardamos in
numerables apuntes relatives al
senior Oepeda, apuntes que ell pals
debe conocer y que ira conOcien-
do dia tras dia, resumimos hoy
esta serie de articuIOs fjandO de
un mod0 concrete nuestras afr
maciones, que Tesultan prObadas,
va por su propia nOtoriedad, va
por ell silenciO elocuente de la Re
0i8t0.
QueremOs presentar La question
sencilla, escueta, sin pOmpas de
lenguaie, q fin de que 81 pals con-
temple la verdad y pronuncie su
inapelable veredicto.
Resulta pues:
Que Ia ReUi8ta, en sus Ptmtos
negTos, iniuri6 al partido en- masa,
llamandole hOlgazan y vagabun-
do, borracho y libidinoso, con ell
f1til pretextO de que es pObre q
no tjene con Qate oOmpYa4' perfumes.
Que EN- su editorial EJ 0SeSinO
mortified a las gentes de pWeb5Os
cbic0s q GpartGdOS, declarandO que
son pr0pia8 de tales geatteS las pc
qweIIas enUidia8 de UecjndGd.
Que no conoce la gratitud, va
que siendo deudor de grGnde8 ia
cores a las gr0ndes cG8d8 puerto
rriquenas, una vez caidas las di-
rige ataques incOnsiderados y las
humilla con insultantes paralelOs.
Que defiende y justifica a los
que acusan Y persiguen, en- nOmbre
de Gallart, a los patriOtas que
cOmbatieron la candidatura de
csc hombre funestO con varonil
energfa.
Que prometi6 q los incondiciO-
males atacarnos Y nos ataca, Ofre-
ciendo ell escandalosO espectaculo
de que puedan influir en- Ia prem
sa autonomista los mas implaca-
bles enemigos de la libertad Y de
la aatonoia7zs.
Que estableci6 paraIelos entire
su figura polftica y la figura de
Perez Morris, in7ocando los vim
oulos de paisanaje que unian al
ntiguo director del BOIet5n con
ctual director de la ReUi8t0.
le, despn6s dc provocar unaF
lica bastarda, desaeat6 las
re..aass a2ILci4szCfiel DirectOriO,
Obligandonos, con su persistencia
EN- ell ultraie, q recoger las iniurias
acumuladas en- cuarenta dfas de
iracundia sin eiemplo.
Que sus conciIiabulos integris-
taS hacen temer la posibilidad de
un convenio tendente 4 destruir
ell partido, ocasionar crisis vio-
Ientas Y lograr pOr la astucia la
disoluoi6n Immediate, radical Y
defnitlva.
Que su valor temerariO no exis-
te Y SUI debilidad Sc pone de relie-
We en- los asuntos Arizona y Mendi-
zabal primero; en- los asuntos Arri-
llaga Munoz Rivera mas tarde.
Que necesitando mandar en- alb
solutO, siempre que algnien Sc
permite disentir de su criterio Ie
excomulga e.r catkedrd y le anne
drenta con el misero espantajo de
las ligas boicotizadoras, predica-
das pOr Ell en- su oGteciSnaO.
Que no pudfendo encontrar una
sOmbra de culpa en- nUestra vida,
breve perO sin mancha, nos pre-
senta como insurrectos, y atrae
sObFe nOsotros el odiO de los pO-
deres pdblicos y de los espanoles
peniDsulares.
Que ha heoho una politica fu-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-11-12
Porque los recursos que interponga-
mos Sc resolveran muy tarde.

Porque los recursos que interponga-
mos Sc resolveran muy tarde.
Con ese ardid tan meuguado
Sc nos burla entretiene:
Pero no tengais cudado;
va seremos diputado. =.
ALA, en ell siglo que viene.
Ocurrfa hace POGO un choque de tre-
nes en Burgos.
Y, para demostrar que somos verda-
deros espanoles, ocurre ahora otro cho-
que de trenes en- Vega Bajs.
ALA ell siniestro reconocfa por origen
deficiencies en- ell servicio telegrafco.
AGA la misma causa determine Ia ca
tastrofe.
La similitud es clara.
Y sobre todo es trste.
AGn no Sc ha inaugurado un trozo de
via completa y va comienzan los tras
tornos y las desventuras
La experiencia nos va convirtiendo
en- peaimistss. Bn Puerto Rico resulta
malo. ihasta ell ferrocarril!
Un muerCo y nueve heridos reclaman
la atenci6n pGblica.
JEs que esa compaTfa conoesionaria
no cumple sus deberesf
Pues que Sc la castigue imponiendola
multas, exigi6ndola indemnizaciones, po-
niendo coto las faItas que cometa.
Urge evitar que venga por ahf la ash
milaci6n que nos prometen los poderes
de la patria.
Serfa una asimiaci6n llegada por la
via franCesa, que no nos haria felices de
SECURE.
Y es necesario ante tOdo
Con prontitud rebelarnos
ST quieren asimilarnos
De ese modo.
La Audiencia de Ponce, procediondo
con su acostumbrada rectitud, nos ab-
solvi6 libremente en- dos de los processes
que Sc nos segufan por injurias al ilus-
ire senor don Policarpo.
No hay delito alguno lusticiable,
decia ell ministerio fiscal.
No podemos aplicar ningdn castigo
al periodista, replioaban los fntegros
Magistrates.
Y aquf tenemos la sentencia absolu-
eOiio oAia OObtOIu ylaAAOb al JOI IdtCd no
Arecibo muri6ndose de rabia.
El af4n de hacer denuncias conduce
q don Polo tan lamentabIes extravfos.
Sc incomoda cuando alguen dice Ia
verdad y sin encomendarse q Dios nj al
diablo dicta sus comunicaciones, mete
ruido con sus desplantes y SO arriesga
los mas ridfculos descalabros.
Por suerte nuestra hay todavfa magis-
tratura impartial y el escritor descansa
en- la respetabilidad de la toga incorrup-
tihle.
lBueno fuera que estuvi6semos mer-
oed de los alcaldes que pretenden impo.
ler al periodismo sus errores y sus ca
Oalas!
EstanUs absueltOs
Z en- esta porffa,
-Por mas que los CMaytoS
aQaettOS dormitan-
8ien Podemos decir que don Polo
Perdi6 Ia partida.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-11-12

asi como mi filiaci6n polftica me hat
de dar cierta sptitud para ell desemp
del cargod de reciente creaci6r, teng
honor De ofrecer g,atuitGmente mis-
destos servicios al DiEectorio, por d 4
conveniente aceptarIos, realisando
una considerable ecohomfa en- Jos Val
de nuestrs patri6tica colectividad.
va que me estoy dirigiendo ese
rectorio he de aprovechar la OCCASION
ra hacerle saber que algunos period
de Madrid-no incluidos por cierto elI
recientes votos de graoia de la Asama
de Mayagdes de la Delegaci6n-cd
El Pa6s, EI Heraldo, EE Impartial
Glob0, El Dem6cyata, EI M0tfn, La
ria y otros, que casi todos por medal
mia han defendido antes dc shora lad
formas liberales que solicita nuestro
lido, se hallau dispuestos q perseyl
en- 0u generosa sctitud y sin aspirl
otra recompensa que al favor del pd5I
expont6neamente otorgado.
Ruego & usted Sc sirva dar cuentI
esta communication al Directorio que
ted tan dignamente preside, teniend
amabilidad de notificarme el acud
que en- vista de ella recaiga y qol
quedo esperanto con todo ell inter6s
me inspira la desinteresada defensa
siempre hice de los intereses de mi pal
Dios guarde usted muchos ahoI
Madrid, Octubre s de 1891.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-11-12

a,-SQ1ien fa6 81 que os 10 diio9-replic6
GiO0 Glou,-JQu6 os importa & vos que ha
ga POGO mncho7
-Fu6 el patron quien noe 10 cont0, "a
veTdad es que malClito 10 que me importa.
En- el Amino de Glon Glou empez6 4 per
minar una vaga sOspecha en- medic de su
ereeiente en- briaguez conservaba a6n algIin
destello de razoD, que no se apag6 porque
cTey0 haber Observable sefales de inteligeD-
cia entire 81 patron el obrero alsaciano
-lAhl--m -murmur6r-LSe estaran burlando
de mil ira de DiOs, va me emborraehel
Hacienda un esfuerEo quao levantarae do
Ia mesa, pero era tai el efecto instantaneo
que q vino prOdujo sObTe el pobre hombre,
que apenas SO podia tener en pie.
VIII
Pasose desesperadamente la mano por la
frente cay6 deaplomadO en au silla la
raa6n Sc apagaba desapareoiend0 por com
pletO ante Ia embriaguez.
-Pago 0tFa b0tella,--diio el alsacano
-Puesto que Is regalais, no pRed0 ncgar-
me aeeptaFla; perO pcs muy bnenO que
sea vnestrO vino, patron, no ignalara nunca
al que me hicierOn pr0baF no hace mucho
de aqal.
-IAhl iAbl tY que vino en- csc, amigo
6ioa-Glonf--p pFegunt0 el alsaciano con mu-
cho iuteres.
Pareoi6le Jan Jot, al Oir 81 apodo De
GlOu-6l0u en- b0ca del deRconocido, que fe
hablan cruzadO Ia cara de nn latigazo, y por
segenda vez geFminaTon las sospechas en- So
amino.
"a Gioa-G Glou s--repiti6. ~ Me c0noceis =
tQaien oe dfio como me fiamabapR
Por un momentO qned0se desconcertado
81 oofeFo, Qae se rspnao muy pFonto echan-
dose . reiE.
-Fue q patron u qae lace an monento
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-11-12

Senior don julian Blanco y Sosa.
sidente del Directorio del partido a
nomista puertorriqueno."
Nadie con aptitudes superiores {.
sptitudes de Antonio Cort6n para Sd
el cargo de confanza que pretende.
No busca 6l los estfmulos de un j
tarismo vergonzsnte no quiere quI
le paguen sus trabaios.
Busca, 81, las satisfacciones del Cd
cumplido y quiere ser 1til a la til
que guarda sus mas duIces recuerdo5
Nj pide al pafs sscrifoios pecuni9
ui tai yea los aceptaria 81 ell pals ned
tara imponerselos.
Els un patricia que ofrece q la pd
sus talentos, sus relaciones, su actiy
y sus bien conquistados prestigos.
Sin duda nuestro DirectOrio ha
suelto favorablemente la noble pre-
sion. Nosotros pensamos que~eltca
dato por Mayagtiez servirfa con prJ
cho ell honroso y dificil destino que
tende.
Mas a6n creemos que este I'd
oportuno y noble conquistara nuev
ardientes simpatias al en6rgico pat
que supo defender con tanta Grmezs
dignidad y ell nombre de Puerto
durante los dias tormentosos del Gel
Palacio.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-11-12

aaasose 81 alsaciano en- Ia tienda. i,ol,-
meate ,Ioae = Oido Del tabernero dfiole r6pida-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-10-29
UutrustwoFthy,

Fame has its own peculiar bitterness.
'1sn't it pleasant to 60 back with laurels
to your old homer" asked some one of q
celebrated artist, who replied, quizzically,
ct would be, except that many of my
townsmen think me house painter. That
is worthy trade, but still it is not my
trade" Yet such sting is not the sharp.
est to be imagined.
A century ago there lived famous al
manac maker, named Partridge. One day,
while travelling in the country, he stopped
for dinner at an inn, and afterward called
for his horse, in order to continue his jour
ney.
'Ifyou will take my advice, SIR" said the
hostler, ''you will stay where you are, un-
less you want to be overtaken by heavy
rain"
Nonsense" was the reply. "It doesn't
look in the least like rain"
He proceeded on his way, and was thor
oughly drenched by the shower in which
he had refused to believe. Turning back,
he was met by the hostler with broad
grin.
"Well, sir" said the man. you see
was right, after ALL"
eyes, you were right, and now you must
tell me how you came to know about the
rain"
well, SIR" replied the man, you see
we have book at our house called Par
tridge's Almanac and whenever that fell
low promises US fair day we know it will
rain. Now this day is put down in the al
manac as settled fine weather. | looked
at the prediction before / brought your
horse out, and that was how l could put
you on your guard. "-Youth's Companion.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-10-29
His Views,

The traveller stood looking at the glories
of Yosemite for the first time. He had
journeyed 5000 miles to see the wonderful
valley. Before him in solemn grandeur
rose the Cathedral Rock, the Three Broth
ers and the Sentinel Dome. The Bridal
Veil falls, dissolving in a feathery mist as
the waters descended the tremendous
precipice, lit up with varied tints the SOM
Der majesty of the scene, while FL Captain,
mighty, overpowering, unapproachable,
seemed to frown sternly over all. The
traveller became conscious he was not alone.
At his side, apparently lost in wonder.
stood stranger looking at the marvellous
scene.
He addressed the stranger.
us not this stupendous"
The stranger bowed his head, as If he felt
the inability of words to describe his
emotions.
do you think" pursued the traveller,
shat this terrific gorge was caused by
some titanic upheaval from below? Or is
it the result of glacial actioni What are
your views, if any, as to"-
MY views" blandly interposed the
stranger, opening valise he carried in his
hand, ''are only $50 dozen and cheap at
twice the money. Permit me to show you
a few samples Chicago Tribune.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-10-29
Changed the Subject.

One of the most difficult things to do
gracefully is to change the current of I'M
pleasant conversation, but the small boy
can do it if circumstances make it neces-
sary.
Thomas, will you please tell me why
you pulled up the onions from my Dan
vers onion bed? How many times have
told you TO keep away from the garden"
Thomas grew red in the face, and his
grandfather went on to depict the evil fato
that was sure to befall boys who went
around destroying what their elders had
planted.
Meantime, Thomas had pulled himself
together. and as the harangue was con-
cluded he said, with a smile, referring to
an event of the previous week:
"Pity our old rooster died, wasn't it,
grandpaf"-Youth's Companion.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-10-29

Two new trains have been added to the
already excellent connections east that the
Great Rock Island route has been Offering
TO its patrons.
The Lake Shore and Michigan Southern
has put on new train, leaving Chicago
daily at 1920 a. M, and the Fort Wayne
Pen nsylvania lines, one at l0:45 "A. m.
These are daily trains, scheduled on
fast time and arrived at New York city
next afternoon at 2 o'clock. and via the
first mentioned Boston passengers reach
their destination two hours later.
The fast vestibuled express from Denver,
Colorado Springs and Pueblo, via both
Kansas City and st. Joseph, arrives at
Chicago at $50 "A. M, daily, and the
vestibuled express from Omaha and the
Iowa main lines arrives at Chicago at
sos a. M, dali. JOHN SEBASTIAN
General Ticket and Passenger Agent.
E. ST. JOHN General Manager. 33-tf
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-10-29
BALE cowLEY. A. NELSON
PTesidecI. Secretary
KANSAS FARMS
Fox Sale by
KANSAS H0MESEEKERS BUREAU.
BALE COWLE 2.
RnasiHacr
A. 5. NELSON
Secretary.

We have choice farms in every part of
the state for cash or on easy terms. Re
member that no matter what wild reports
YOU may have heard. that the government
reports for seven years show that the Gull
tivated lands of Kansas have produced
more than the same number OF cultivated
acres anywhere else in the United States.
Kansas soil well farmed produces more
than any other in the United States. Think
of this and then come aud see it and US
Now is the time to buy before land boom.
If we cannot show you more of the gifts Of
Providence in the fruits of the earth in the
same length of time than you ever saw be-
FORE we will pay your expense out here
aud give you a wagon load OF the finest
peaches you ever looked at. If you want
10 see the worlds fair come to Kansas. Of
course we are the great land men and farm
sellers of Kansas. but we mean every word
we say and will do it, Write or visit us
If you mean swap or some other nonsense
write to some one else. If you mean bust
ness write US. We can get you cheap
rate and something else if you buy of US
Look out for the excursions. Address
COWLEY j. NELSON, Kansas Home
seeks Bureau, Wichita, Kansas.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-10-29
HOW TO KEEP HEALTH.

One of the best ways to keep in good
health is not to think or worry too much
Ebeut it.
If you feel strong and well don't imagine
that some insidious disease may be secretly
attacking your constitution.
If you are sick enough to need any medi-
cine at all, beyond the simple remedies
familiar to all, you are sick enough to need
the attendance of a physician.
BY all means take as much exercise as
you can, and be in the open air as much as
possible Outdoor life is the natural con-
dition of mankind, and the more one can
have of it the better.
Eat and drink what you desire as long
as it agrees with you. Your stomach
knows pretty well what it can digest.
Plain, simple food is desirable as general
thing, but the luxuries OF the table in
moderation will do no harm.
Always treat a common cold with great
respect Ninety-nine times out of a hun
tred it will get well any way, but the hun
dredth cold if neglected may lead to bron-
chitis, pneumonia or consumption 1t is
best TO take no such chances.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-10-29
History OF the Keystone House.

This house has been run under the same
proprietor for about two years with a
steady increase of business, giving on an
average about three hundred meals per
day, and during the fair week about five
hundred per day.
The present proprietor has at different
times had to extend the diningroom and
kitchen departments, and is now making
such changes on the third floor as will
give two additional Railways and better
adapted rooms. s. 80 and q per week.
Meals 20 cents, lodging 25 cents.
j. d. SCHoLLENBERGER, Proprietor,
Keystone House, 22s15 n. Main street:
1Ol 10
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To the Publfr

The Hotel Metropole will be open for
business on Saturday evening, Oct. 81. In
reopening this house it is the design of its
proprietor TO place it in the front rank and
hold it there. Transient guests and trav-
cling men, whose patronage is respectfully
solicited, will be well cared for. People
who desire pleasant home in first class
hotel are assured that they will find ac-
commodations suitable TO their liking at
the Metropole at reasonable rates
Respectfully. NJ STEWART.
1897 Proprietor Hotel Metropole.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-10-29
Frlsco Llne ID s. I.onls 10 Dc -.

Two daily trains to St Louis equipped
with Pullman sleepers and handsome chair
cars Leaves Wichita at los =. ~. aud
1875 p NJ, arriving IN st Louis one hour
earlier than most routes. Making prompt
and sure connections TO the east. allowing
passengers ample time IN 1t. Louis To oh
tain meals prior 20 the departure q the
fast eastern trains
W d. MURDOCK. Dist Pass ACT.
l5s y. Main ~. ane Douglas Ave. Depot
- =
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-10-29

The person who is inclined to boast of
MS valuable possessions is likely TO have
the laugh turned upon him, on occasion.
Awealthy man was once exhibiting proud
ly to some acquaintance a table which he
had bought. and which, he said, was SEQ
years old.
THAT is nothing" said one of the COM
pany. Il have in my possession table
whichis more than 1900 years old
"Three Thousand years old,'' said his
host. THAT Is impossible. Where was il
NADER"
Probably in India"
''In Indiai What kind of table is it,"
'The multiplication tablef' = Youths
Companion.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-10-29
Are You Going TO washington Territory

Parties emieratinC 10 tie uOrtLweS
will find il to their interest by calling "a
the Rock Island ticket office for ipforna
ton regarding rates, routes and acconmo
dations VIA this line Do rot not be de
ceived by agents of other lines as TO this
route. You are invited TO call al the Office
and be convinced as TO the superiority Of
the Great Rock Island route over ali
others. By patronizing this line you can
have the choice OF four different routes
west OF Denver. For speed. safety and
comfort the Rock Island leads the process
sion. ". II. WIsEART, Ticket Agent.
Office 100 East Douglas avenue. ceofne
Main street C6sLtf
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-10-29

The tenth annual state convention of the
Y N c. A at Parsons, Oct. "A to %. One
are for the round trip.
Biennial meeting of the grand lodge A.
o. u W, at Kansas City, October 10 TO "A.
Fare and oue-thrd for round trip.
State Epworth league convention at To
peka, Oct. 20 to %. One fare and one
third for round trip, certificate plan.
For further information call at Union
ticket office, 14S n. Main street, or Doug
las avenue station. w. d. MURDOCH,
I25-tf ID Z. A.