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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-11-29
The Following are the representative sales Of cat
tie at the yards today:
Wichita Produce Market.

WICHITA. NOV. 80
FLOUR-Highest patent. 81 90 second patent.
] %: extra fancy. 81 10.
BUTTEK-rirst creamery. 2sc other grades. 300
25c
EGGS--sd20c.
IOt LTkY- Eeosters 81 5oa2 90 per dozen 80
pound: hens, 81 00GIZ 80 per dozen or tic per
round: spring chickens II s52 81 per dozen or 7ac
per pound; turkeys, fGSc per pound. DUCKS-teai
~ %: malard s. 20 per dozen. Yong geese. &c per
pound.
FOTATOES-Choice, 65a 75c per bushe
APPLES-<4a5 20 per barrel.
GOA L-Anthracite. sll 90 Canon City. $s0f Weir
City, 81 M FrohtenaC. 81 81; Pittsburg. Il 90 ILL
nois 81 w; McAlester 81 w.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-11-29

It's said that the Methodist Sierra
Leone mission has been conducted ~
Miss Alice Harris, an Iowa physician.
unaided
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-11-29
Wichita Grain Market

w NhItd OfNIH Market.
WICHITA, Nov. %.
Following are the closing quotations.
6kAIN-t ar lots on track.
WHEAT-52c.
CORN-N elbow, 2Sc.
oATS-kc:
HAY-Baled. - COG. 50 per ton; losss 81 00c45 90
GROUND COkN-Choptn car lots, Toe per 1T
pounds; corn and oats. Sic per lUJ pounds; bran.
kackod DOC per 100 pounds.
i1.AASftI)-tia1Il
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AMONG THE MOBILITY.

THE personal estate Of the late duke
of Manchester was E6SS-
LORD CoIxEIpeK has sechaed an earl
dom. which would remove him from
the bench
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-11-29
I've Questions.

Mamma Why aren't you as good q
girl as Ethel Lane?
Small Daughter dunno Why isn't
/ as pretty as she is?-Good News.
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Eagle
FINANCEANDCOM
WICHITA MARKETS
The Receipts o: Stock at the Wicnits
Union Stock Yards for the Past "a
Hours We're: Cattle, 338; Hogs, light
Shipments: Cattle, none: Hogs. none.
WICHITA, Nov. %, 1892.

There was the usual Mondays light run
of cattle, and trading was limited to the
small receipt of the day. The market Is
quoted steady on everything. The large
receipts of cattle indicated above were
range stuff.
The quotatfons mere presented are to give me
shipper an idea of The general range OF prices ne
v.,lous 81 asses and grades sell within the limits OF
these quotations ordingto the quality OF oHer-
ings and The state Of the daily markets. Ihese quo
to fions are only changed when there has been a
permanept change in the general market The
sales should Ne referred 10 10 get the
daily fuct uations.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-11-29

Gentlsmen-I have no hssitation n ear,
ing that the BradbuEy pisuD IL one oe the
best uprighs pianos / ssAr ptAyad On. and
il has such = BEAUTIFUL treble very quick
responsive action aud ssnoosh even scue.
i45eod II EpwABD BAxTKR pEhRY,
Concert Pianist and Lecturer, Boston,
Mass.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-11-29
REAL. ESTATE AGENTS
ikED w ISRAEL h T. IsREAi-
Notary pchisc,
ISRA FL BROS.
Real Estate and Rents.

fofuy Nich,is city property ~ >ci-wes county
iHGd present prices fne.7> rcft.Sf>
m oracy Wichita wilt her stock asa other indus
tries lust In her infassy and such bargains
a. Row offer never offered he sax. Al having
business IA line iavissi Ia gsh correspond.
TIE wtcktts interests Ut nass-resi,eais properly
and faithfully Ssfes' Tor. once second tooE i.5
North Market, Israel Building. d0-is
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HOGS.

The hog receipts were light rs usual for
Monday and but little trading was done.
The demand for hogs is good and the
market would probably have been steady
here today.
REPRESENTATIVE SALES
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-11-29

Farmers come fiftssn miles 60 MP store
to get Chamberiaia'A Cough Eeusdy.
Many Of them, bkA myself xFs nasss with
out it in their hopes. Itcursd my beSot
y sssase attack ct Group assc. I heliave.
saved HIS hfs.--K. Dslsoe, Luray. Haasa1i
county. Kan. This remedy il a sss1atn
cure for Group and. II tsed a. soon = the
FIRST synptoms aQpeAr. Will pPvsnt
the attack. For sale BY lfettpeer Bto~.
and Van Werden's Pharmacy. S.s North
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WENDEI IL NETM4N.

Residence lie; Market iResaieace ses " Wacsa
-Gefman Physicians and Surgeons
Oa'ce - y. Main 81. Hours s-bta. sud - ..
m. Chronic Diseases. Femae Diseases and Ot-;ei-
"a spec.asty. AL sGg .tcs.i operations persorua-
cd IL AFT
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New \ ork Produce.

NEW YORK. Nov Is.
SUGAR-Refined quiet, fair demand. stand
ard 1l-l6c uuated Lille &c, loaf lilo
tsjlec.
SOFFEE-Spot Rio quiet easier. No. 4, l1h q
l73sc
CuTTON-Futures closed weak November norm
81, January 90.
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Kansas City Produce. .

hansas CITY Produce.
KANSAS CITY, Nov 2S
tLOUR-Unchanged- Patents az 506e3 65 extr,
nney 81 .1e2 % fancy - Uosg Is, choice IL yDS2 %
{AA al 1aes2 IT.
WlitAIN No = red. 6slta69c.
tORN-No. mixed ;sss55lsc
OAiS-No 2mixel. 2cta &c.
81 TTEK-Unchangea.
LGGS-SteGdy,
Unsatisfactory. Young America l0c. Kansas,
i&9c.
H-iY-Firm. Timothy - 10. fancy prairie s. QUO
500
ELAXSEED-Steady at SIC a basis of pure
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Chicago Grain and Produces
CHICAGO. Noy. IS
wheat-Adanced &c
Corn Higher
pais-Lower,
Hork-tiIgier.
Lard Lower.
Tie leading fu, ures ranged as follows
HEAT-Nov.mber &c, December 1ais- MAY
10;stsssc.
,ultN-Nevember eassc, December 2ssc, Nsy
asl4c.
oArS-Novembor Sssc. December sissc. May
6ysc
roRK-necember SIS Or January $ls as,a.
LAhD-Noyember ~ =: January y IA
Cash quotations were as follows
WhkAT--:asI.2c.
IohN-sslac
OATS-aiIac.
RlE-Sggsu
BARLEY tic
fIAA-si 0sbs
IINOrHh-sl "a
asd a 5Ssc.
BCl1Ek-Qu Creamery MA. dairy
lSe2sC. western ,i.ss2ec
EiSs-flrm; fresh - s6sgie.
Pokh-sIa %
IARD-$9 2.J9 "a
ShslRf AlBS-Ss G;ssT "a
DItl SAIL SaoCEDEkS- ~ a 81
SHORT CLEAR SlDhS-$S ess. 10
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DIR. r. EMMA COBB.

Females sna ththitens Diseases speciality
I ne for ladies during confinement strictly pra-
,l,te hen desired. so permanent homes pro-
Ni,iesl for children when ,,.sIet Letters Of iagus
,,Issiesiia AHA answered fEoMisiy tioaae IL
Id, ANentlr. Wichita. kansas
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New York Money,

New York Money.
NV YORK. Nov 26
Money on call easy at 4 per cent. closing Of
fered at per cent
Prime mercantile payer 5e6 per cent
exchange strong at .! So4 So 4tor sixty-day bills,
and "a Ss5e for demand.
Total sale of stocks today I.729 0tO shares.
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DE. C4HRIE =. TIFFANY

Teacher of Physical Culture. Rooms in
basement of the Fletcher Building
Office hours TO 10 u. IN, and ) 10 p.
IN. d-i32tf
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-11-29

'f - ~hohAs hAfssssss
EoR SALES I'm house and barr. : lo.s sSs
sfm house aud isss &2ss.
. rIn house and z iots oka.
7rm house lots "a nd barn tson.
I'm bon-e. isis and barn ~.
RIA house. lots AID barn go.
RIM house, 3 Iots snd bssB $50
rim house. 2 lois and harm pzA.
: im house lots snd barn -
4rm house ots ga.
house lots fSJ
8 I'm serass lots aud barn t,no
rrH hc.s+e > .ots CO Lawrence 0S0.
To move
m, nUuse eZ55
rTa house go
trm house tis5.
lrm boa-e Si.s.
srm hs,l.s fI.a
see list q farms AID CT, propsrty for .ais-
M E... pous.a. 40o.IA = .pAse az.
L'Og sALk- l.o seres Is mile. soa,h Of Dodge CIsy.
II Kan. Good tsxa 80.
es, s A r .st e Dox.. o. sss aGr a
IoR sALE-eo0D ROCK COT AGE os THg
rs va nd e e :as In. sssvs .. &c ss !. go &c
cheap. II ; kAighs- .se NORTH Main - dik. q
FOX TE1ADE
rne.stf, k.s.s "a Ter BAe pss $50
fOk KEN1--k0OHss
tnss.s Esssa e p~s sHsv~s fss-
IS,g FL 70 ssSr o. Two osSTITTrS
hNssa.,sDssy fssfsssa~d fra<st rs<ss. is vsi-
s.lts ssnsIy, E as- q pArsos ets-e 70 es.isi,.s
este rsrsss 's-sS.-@s's Essasss a. So sssas
hssas1''A e.s =
Lsy8s RESI- Two ROOMS ,.ltELY EcExl4g-
81 ~ss hsssrs. - > kFBYos q ave die.
Los BfSf -PLEAsASf ~ II oS s.sux- sstss
<..stAesssas as~f @tfeaT sss sss~zss-z us.a ESFa
"a ssis-ss faiDiis 40 ; GsFk-s * siass'
v.,oE nrsT- xicELY TGRFishsD ssoxT
II ssss<ss - ; N.<a. 1s1sn
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-11-29
THE PEOPLES COLUMN.

THE PEOPLES COLUMN.
Your Wants upphed.
WAsIED. a: .Ies nsME &c f saaass. 3 s;
East DouS.as ave 1i&f
WANrED-LADIssT TO KNOW THE IxsTRec-
fitting TAILOR systssa q 81 NessA kswrs.Cs ave
,WANTED-To Buy GOOD skcosD HAND
.s.ls Mammoth LIVER barn Ii ssasa Main street
W WAVING TO Do.
W Satisfaction guaranteed Call ~ No "a
Wabash avenue asa
w ANrED-a NICE FURNISHED ROssMS FOR
W light Housekeeping and barn for horse. close
70 Douglas and Aain Addie r. A. 81 kAx g once
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. To CONE TO TaE
w sale OF trotfiug and range bred stock at Bar
ney Live s,sss 1sm n =. mile. southwest Of M;ss
ssg ;, OR p. SIX 1a9, ssgs
E. Central ave d. *
NJ ANTED- FURNISHED Reoais FOR STU
w dents Southwestern Business s'iss sss q
FOk SALE--M miscellaneous
Under this head &C psr line per ssy-
EoR sALE-1 oESILE pKIvlNs aoIs9
caah. Address E. H. A. Ea..ie ONCE diast'
EoR sALE-eRoeERy STOCK. NEW FIX
i! u tpre. and sresh stock, VIII iny9sos $50 70
xSSress box is sor parf fI ul.rs dii 81
k,Oh sALk-TWu CAAIE RA.HEfs SHOP
4 VITA hath rooms In y southern Kansas hotel.
Hot and cold water furnished free. Reas oaly ~
per month"; the oaiy shop In town Address hs.sesr
Shop care Eagle. Oil ~
EIXPU HES Fost s.ALk--CouNrDHs.s SHELLY
;'o,s sri al hyde Humble s'.'iSa: s,s
Tor sALE-srocK AND FlxTuaRs OF 1HE
II Hyde & Humble Stationery Co.. ous.stinS OF
ISnls ,.-sis on, % pss 5sy EsSs p'cs,s
chance for a live man. ia North Main. dAf
EOR sALE-A GOOD souND HoksE-yERY
sasap, for driving or saddle. tail mosn.axs
I,oR sALE- FIRsT-CLAss MICH cow
II Inquire at IL y Topeka disst'
L,oR THE HoLIDAYs--THE LARGEST AND
goods. etc. Toy urBiiure, doll caps tr1oycies,
wichita- kan. W. c. Palmer. dmaE
TcOR sALE-A FIRST CLASS FAMILY HoRSS
Il also harness and buggy. Cheap. Inquire Al
2is Gilbert st. between Lawrence and Marsef.
a,0st'
FOR SALE on ACCOUNT
II Of gtcknsss-ia rooms IN good location. APPLY
TO Ms, Aeynods. room =, over ia East Douglasss.
dW 81
L>OR sALk-A FRkSH MICH COW. WITH
IL Jersey calf three weeks old. Call l01 West
Douglas ave. ds &c
lCok sALE-A YOUNG MAkE-cAN rSs ANY
IL way. suitable for carriage. 1M5 5. Fifth ave.
d. 6ss
II OR SALE-vERY GHEAP-Two BILLIARD
Il and three pool tables complete. 2'p second
d6 3ls
IcOR SALE-BUSlNESS-THE CIGAR STAND
II at l&9 North Main street. including tables;
fixtures all new and elesEant. Very small capital
required, do II
L,oK sALE-scALE books. THREE FORMS
y Standard. Howe and Fairbanks. ALI books tS..s
three hooks sst0 SnSls books b msai - cent? A.
l.Uk sALE-NAPS OF ThE CITY or wieHg-
J. Ia. cents each. "A ress Wichita kaxio.
Wichita, Hall. d37u
lNvk sALk-oNLl *iT by NAIL, THE MOST
Il complete Attorneys PoSksi taurt Locket ever
published. Iu C&ses- address The MicliisA Eagle.
Wichita. Nan. dH U
FOR S4LE-Reai EsfGlfe.
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Under this head &C Der line Per DAY.
JERSEY BULL. FOX BREEDING PURPOsks--
~ Kept by Henry schwiter, corner Of Hydraulic
Md Lincoln. siaIf
II ADY MADE q DOLLARS LlSAT WEEk
IL selling Longs Soid AnctJaga beach. Nhy
NOT your Address &. A Long. nsnfr. 40 baarhssa
81. Chicago. Ills. 1Au
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w 90 are ssssr f-afEss rhezr Aaz4r--> Essss
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-11-29

AGENTS WANTED.
lbaer tits head g per .ba per day
NJ ANTEp-FIVE tIRsT-CLASo CASVAs>hke
w for "Gliinp-es the Of Worio' appis
10 SOU siaEAet- A. >. AcGfeary STATE ASs- al e.
~ HE EXCLUSIVE AGENCY FOR OK GOODS
Wichlta and vicinity Is -oid Tor or thsus-
and year 10 Az active agent s&parieEce Hot nee
essary- Alsirsss al oLes. Manufacture u iai aas-
a GIVE WORRIES Fos. "sHkPPas PHOTO
"A graphs of the world, costing Stsiou holiday
DonanLa aseHRs via NTH sHe1es.. al. bsw.
Hears. boy egtYssb- Pa cssEesi 40 il one aes..
Miss Jennie A. sirsrk. >sfsds- soSv. ~ Use htss
ts.y 81. Terms Adde'S. sssssise Babe
Publishing Co. - Sfe~tBai =. iIasssiysis. ~.
NAMED wIDE AWAKE woGkElsS
w eFeEsN here sss4 Sksygs pisssssF. yhs ..
the .eYsS a~ sEuateax h0ssk esktia. epsliss sl
s.eHss eoitlss- money sfHIno<s s&lS-tsstsg "a
sTssr sEDsSffs I'D ss.b Sgcse~
- i5. - Lay. sssssss.. fs es.sfr sss "a Six
s0S- Sess4st@ MAI aGsei HISS go
l. aaars, tss~< X AF0FH An-eEts tss- 60
cay 12gsiixlsgt s<s-s3 Ssty -. trss.sts
ereau A8ers-- .sat.s~ B8bae F4ss- TO. ~. -
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i he nsss-s oPss4< ba~s&- sSsr s.zsss~s-z3-
sells al ssS1t lsss-st -5v&A- trs-2ss s--sa- He-&
fc fs. s2es Rs@Ss. stss.sS ssgsesf lea
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The Wichita daily eagle., 1892-10-14

tor is marked on the counterfeit. It is
then taken into closed compartment.
marked and folded and placed into the
ballot box, the official seal uppermost.
The returning officer at the close of the
polls counts the Hallots in the presence
OF the candidates or their agents and
at once declares the candidate or caudi-
dates receiving the largest number OF
votes elected. The returning officer
casts vote only in case of tie. He
6xea the day OF election ia case Of a
county or district borough not later
than nine days after the receipt of the
writ, and for other boroughs than that
OF the district, not Later than four days
after receiving the writ The election
between ten a. m. and three p. N.
Incidentally. it might be we'll to call
the attention of the American voters to
the ease with which vote can be in
validated. The courts have decided
that the following markings on ballot
are illegal and make the ballot void: A
cross in the upper l9%t hand corner out
Iuc SItdCC Ie7f sss4f-scS, 81 Cross DIT Jf1S
left and below eRoss at both the right
and left; cYoss en the back of ballot.
Opposias tbs name Of the candidate; two
crosses; cross with letter ai.C<o or bs-
low; cross with additional r1srizs Of
any kind; cross with the can6itate's
name in addition; cross with another
name written in: cross and voters sig
nature on any part of ballot; cross in
form of ornate script: cross with small
lines running in several directions; cir
cles or ovais: spiral dcsisHs: star or
ssteTisA: lines not forming a cross;
single line instead Of Cross; blet Or
scratch in ink below candidate's name;
straight line on the back.
So the voter has numerous pitfalls to
avoid Let him make his mark in the
shape of plain cross and his vote will
count
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him higher than fifty cents Having
thus satisfied himself that DR.. Newell
spoke the truth the thief set out for his
house IN order to claim the re-
ward. He felt in his soul that he was
entitled to it He had done ten dol
lars worth Of work in CARRYING the
caslset about the streets Most of rs
can convince ourselves just as easily
that everything we get is our honest
due, and everything we give I'D is a
tribute to brigandS
On the way to DR.. Newell's house the
thief happened to pass little shop
kept by man whose sign showed his
business to be that of a cabinet maker.
He advertised to mend or to purchase
just such articles as the thief had under
his arm He entered the shop immedi-
ately and displayed the casket The
cabinet maker nearly jumped out of his
skin at the sight of it, and the thief was
preparing to value it ct two hundred
dollars when the others emotions found
vent in words: Dot vos DR.. Newell's
box. We're vas you got it?"
Well the Jig appeared to be up. An
ordinary, out-of-towp thief would Prob
ably have dropped the box and engaged
In foot race with the honest cabinet
maker. Not so with the calm. intelii-
gent and cultivated New York thief.
40 always has the air of an innocent
The Wichita daily eagle., 1892-10-14

THE DOCTOR sLUGs TIE WRONG MAN.
though a man who knew nothing of the
subject might think it of ne value"
The same" said the thief, land at
once recognized it as theon mentioned
In your advertisement this morning.
Tell me where to fnd it," said the
doctor, producing ten-dollar note,
''and the reward is yours
The thief took the bill with a man.
ner so graceful and easy that the doctor
forgot to hang on to it.
Come with me, DOCTOR" said he. land
| will show you where the miscreant
lives. He has little shop at No. -
Sixth avenue"
"What!' exclaimed the doctor '|The
very man whom l Well, wait till
get hold of him! Come along. my friend,
and see justice undiluted by mercy"
They proceeded to the shop of the
honest cabinet maker, who was lust
wrapping up the box, preparatory to
taking it to the doctors. He was totally
unprepared for the violent assault
which the doctor made upon his person
and his character simultaneously.
And when it was all over they looked
around for the quiet gentleman who
had been at the bottom of it, bat he
was not there. He was walking down
quiet street. mile or two away.
smoking a good cigar.
HOWARD FIELDING.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1892-10-14
AFAvoRITE TRICK OF THE BAILIFFs.

dispatch curiosity frequently gets the
better of discretion, the result being
that the brokers man" slips IN quietly
during the short interval between the
delivery OF the telegram and the hoax
being discovered IL addition TO the
two devices named. the services of some
itinerant merchant, such as an old clo'
man. IL rag and bone dealer, or old bot
tie buyer, are sometimes relied upon
Other brokers men" dispatch bogus
messengers with made up" parcel for
delivery. ostensibly from some local
tradesnan, the said messengers being
of course, in their own employ and
carefully instructed how 10 act when
the door IS cautiously opened
After all. however, the devices named
are of little or no account where really
astutc people have 10 be dealt with, ad-
mira bic as they r1av answer in the case
Of the un~ary; and when everything
else has failed the brokers man" has
still one trump card to play, which con-
sists in cutting off supplies. and thus
Starving the.Garrison into capituiation-
The various traIAesmcn are visited IN
turn, and as none of them probab bly, arc,
under the cir-l instances. disposed 10 be
over-obliging insthc way o. delivering
supplies unless paid for. taeir heayty
cooperation Is often OF invaluable Asr
sis.srce. notwithstanding every pre-
ca..-fon. however there have been In
stances where couple Of brokers
r,ess" ft;.~v invariably work Ia eoupsesl
rzve been deberred from obtaining po@-
session for several weeks together and
finally have h2dste give the tse up in
despair
.-onec bit. tw.ce shy" Is especially
apoLcabl 70 the brokers nar's vista
fion. Ena it Is. Of course extremely oif-
Eeult4to levy afssrainl second time
on thessazne people Nssss1. as eee~-
s,onally. happees, seveEsl creastsrs are
The Wichita daily eagle., 1892-10-14

Singers in church and elsewhere are
not ALWAYS as careful as they ought "a
be TO artieulate their words distinctly.
A little girl entered the meeting house
not long ago just as the choir was sing
ing the anthem.
''H allelujah' Hallelujah." said the
singers; but the little girl. whose
thoughts were somewhat prcoccupied.
we may imagine, did net catch the
woIds correctly. After getting homo
she startled her amt by saying:
Il never saw such q nice choir. They
stopped right in the middle of the
anthem and spoke to me-"
'4Why, my dear" said her auntie.
81 didn't notice it"
; But they did. You know I wore
nv new cloak. and as soon as came in
the choir said: Hardly knew yout
Hardly knew YOU two or three timcAs
N. Y. Tribune.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1892-10-14
A Eair Test of Wornen.

have observed among all nations
that the women ornament themselves
more than the men: that whenever
Sound -hey are the same kind. civil.
obliging. humane. tender beings: that
they are ever inclined to De gay and
cheerful. timorous and modest. They
do not hesitate, like men. 10 perform d
hospitabie or generous action: not
naughty or arrogant. nor supercilious,
but full OF courtesy and fond of socie-
II: industrious. economical. ingenious.
more liable in general 10 err
than man, but performing more good
actions than he. | ue-er addressed
myself n the language OF decencv and
friendship 10 a woman. whether civil
lied or savage, without receiving
decent and friendly answer II sun-
gry. cry. cold. wet or sick woman has
ever been friendly 70 me. and Uniform
IL SO: and. TO ado ~ this vlrtne- 50
worthy OF the arpeiIatiou q benevo-
lenee, these actiens have been per
formed IN so free and so KIND man
ner. that If I was drv drank the sweet
araught, and Il hungry, ate the course
mcrsei with q double relish
The Wichita daily eagle., 1892-10-14
That Kind Of Silk.

She was sweet young thing out on a
shopping expedition matching samples,
and strayed innocently into the wrong
fold-a big crockery store
AT first she looked around appealing
ly. then she approached the proprietor:
''Can you match this sample of silk?"
she asked, holding up a wretched little
dog-eared shred between her thumb and
finger.
My dear young lady" said the suave
proprietor. this is not dry goods en-
porium- 1t is china store
We'll, this is china silk said the
sweet girl as she dangled her sample
on her finger.
But the proprietor had fainted.-De-
troit Free Press
The Wichita daily eagle., 1892-10-14
Rather fieRyy.

Mrs. Peterby, who has heretofore
been very poor. but jus, come into pos
Sc Ssion of some money, went to Nose
Sc haumburgs emporium for the psr-
DO Sc OF buying silk dress for the frst
tirhe In her life.
Il dinks dot dis batern " i'll checst
su Il you ven il vas not too heavy for
you. Dot vas very heavy siiuck." saia
M,se.
'tAs far as the weight of the silk il
concerned" said Mrs. Peterby, with
gr eat dignity. III it is toe heavy for mo
to carry you can send il To the house In
a delivery wagon n-"-Tcxas SiftinxA