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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-14

1&6& go - I. ><% -
no Won want to no axe $40 OF $500. II 50 call
~ and purchase ten-rooaa house on gra-
II Is anyway. L i. Prcyin. room 8. Lovett
block. opposite Sweet'G4 Motel.
GREAT sPEcuLATIoN--sl lots must BE- sold.
f''''s' B. f 3 itSiSs
Notary Public aud Real Estate dealer, ID
) 6eauiiia'. convenient. spacious. elegant
ana we'll located house OF SEVEN gables. three
quarters Of . mile from the city hall. south OF
sewer. ever. gas. bath. water and sbundsncs Of
shade. for 500. wtnans 4 Allen. room !:
Tower block. I.ctI
ALL prices and In all parts OF the city houses
"A aud lots nj bargains; vacant lots on easy
to loan; come in and see me. Willard K Crit
nths. Not Canal street.
A CHEAP LoT-Room l. Tower block. win
"A help you build. l06tf
Tor SALE-No- sl7 Paris avenue; 1l-room.
4 east front house; furnace. bath. closet.
mantei. city. ctsscrn aud well water. gas nx-
lures and SHADES; 3 30 30 or On payments Of 80
ser Madison avenue. 9-rooms. all modern Inn
provements; grove OF OAKS in yard. $500 or
Ss5.uo per month. No: @s North Union street.
rooms. 500 c. W. TUFTS. 20 Ottawa street.
rITY pronertv wan ted in exchange for seve-
" raj desirable farms inside Kent County.
have sold three the past two months. must
dispose OF one more before the season closes.
John b. Martin. No. 80 Canal street.
SECURE A HoME-Street cars viii be running
~ within two months To the Stevens Addition.
just north OF Burton avenue. on South Dtvi-
sion street. Street IS now grading few
choice OTIS offered: Best value and best loca-
ton at price In city. will help you 70 build and
give, easy terms of payment; Reynolds i
Franklin. Room GO Porter Block. l42
TOR SALE-Houses and lots In different
parts OF the city; small payment down;
monthly payments afterwards. Lots and acre
property within the old city limits Also my
block on Bostwick-st. at bargain. DR.. Veen-
boer, 4S Bostwick-St. 33tf
TOR RENT-The Geo. II. White homestead
IL corner North Division and Fountain .sts,
Of one. two or three years Apply for one
week to Mrs. Geo. II. White. 81 Foupt ain-st.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

no YOU WANT M0NEYy-If so ron viii
~ End IL 10 your advantage to see US before
oerrcuing.
Wemase loans on householf goods pianos.
horses. wagons. or personal property OF any
Kind at the lowest possible rates and In the
quickest possible time.
cur leans are made without publicity and
the property - left In -FOUR undisturbed pos
session.
Leans can be carried az long as desired or
ear be paid In fuii. or IN part. 1T any time 70
snlt your convenience. and any part paid re-
d1ces the cost Of carving the loan.
III yau owe q tssr % on furniture. piano or
ether property. We wiz pay 10 up for you and
carry < as org AZ you desire.
Our offcez are the fa1ss pleasant in fnr city
ard are arranged that parties eaiiifa upon
as NAY be waited upoa quietly and cosrts-
eu~iy.
Resnensher that yau have the nee ~ both the
property and the money and can return the
aRtND RAPIDS MORTGAGE LOAN co.
nsem 4 Tewef hlees
Corner 81 Monroe. Pearl and Csaalsts
MONEY borrowed GA the MaaAatfaa 2 per
IA ceat tsH PEAR pisa Is the sane ~ Ffasey
borrowed ~ : per cent. Hef asB1f8 Leans
made "a .sf.us ~ 90 90 ln0n dollars and Tp.
warts ~alif edge seeHf ~ snly Appflestisns
received by CEaz Hafem4a. agent =
New Hsa~snssa ticct.
MONEY To LoAs-Fes shsrs fssns in large
At OF sfnaii sHeuats sf sHy fern 81 ssod
seenFtfy. Frank A. Werner. - Assfss street.
FhaDe il8
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-14

WANTED-Au the young mrn in ,3raad
w Rapids 10 step In and see what we can do
for them on aew spring suit or pair OF pants
made To order. Nctgt. HerpoIsheimer A Co.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-14

Patrick IT McGurrln to William o.
liughart. Ell lots and I. Amy street.

Patrick n. McGurrln to William o.
llugnart Ell lots and :. Amy street.
Esrene csrrpiensei 10 william, il. Van NV
Leeuwen. psrt lots ~ II and Il. Colr
Curtis plat .....-..... HN
WIN. r TYLER e samuel &. tIklrsand
wife. part lst a.. Colt n curtis plat Sso
Inward NsiEhtte IRA scott. lot y. blk
Harriet DeFlnny To william bols.
Tot ~ hik = Dexter frac . fao
pewitt 6. Underwood 81 Mathew IL
Voc, lct 1: Blk !. silver PsrS add. foo
James Campbell % Ssran r. Ia More.
seis : 4 and q DIR = silver Greek
yena u aeyesn 20 pewifs c. rnder. i
wood. lots And I. hik 1; lsts1. zeia
II and a hlS =; lets 4 4. "a "a Z. and
- bfs 3 lets 2 4 - ard 10. Blk a and
lots - ~. n aud 70. bis 5. Silver
Cfeek Psrx sfa..--.a-.......... SIN
HsrsrIsss LepP.as "a IIenrs knosi-
Jarnh DeVrtes 81 Jean kreaasnss. l.,s
l. Cieme1ts suburban add -. go
form kroctens % wifllsm Hgtsou. los
I. Clements suburban sstd -. Is
Joseph Heusrnsa ~ FRANK H. Giif lcf
if1 Hoa~rssn.s fair ground sff - 60
Douglas y. Ccck 60 Jassps Miller. lee
la Gum add .---..-.,..---.-....,--. fx1
Heary .. ssane . Rxymon :. Harvey.
part Of Bins and stones ~ So loo
wife los - I<snsra / CO. : ssd - aos
WH,. n Wa Eeeawsn 20 Eaaroe Car
mtchsei. y Is 70 iots h. u snd II Van
ierawsns wess side add .--e.s--.-.< Loo
5s.1es " Dudley ~ ensnneev NJ
Herbert = rnserhiIl - Fvnns . f<ek-
With. PEE ard an see - *fer<a4.. 10
Anns isransa - tt2m t.Sraman. a.
49, re-. ~. . = sec = sir, ,. m
part sess seas 81 sec q. essaa Rae
fI<.sssar..-s ID
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Notice 10 Creditors.

State OF Michigan. county OF Kent. ss. Nc
tlce Is hereby given. thar by an order Of the
Probate Court for the eoE1fy Of Kent. msde
on the slsr day OF APRIL A. u. Ise9. six sncn,hs
from that date were allowed for crenltor- fs
prcsent.tAeir claims AGAINST the esisfe a
Michael Allen. late Of said county, decssesi
and that all creditors Of said deceased are r.
Quired TO present their elnims 10 said PROBATE
Court. Mt The Probste Office. in the city 81
Grand Rapids, REORGANIZATION and allowance.
on orbefore thesxst day of October next and
that such claims will be heard before sald
court. on Friday the fist day of October next.
at ten O'Clock in the loren Don Of fsatcsy
Dated. Grand Rapids. Mich. Aprli slst A.
d. 1892 CYRUS T.. PERKINS
sat may =. Judge Of Probate.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Az state OF Michigan. County OF Kens--ss.
Notice IL hereby given. that By IN order Of the
Probate Court for the county Of Kent. made on
the 18th day OF March. A. y. lsaz. sin months
from that date we're allowed for creditors TO
present their claims agasnst the estate of
MARY 1. CHAPMAN
late OF said county. deceased, and that all
creditors Of said deceased are required 70 PRE-
sent their claims 60 said Probate court 81 the
Probate once. In the city Of Grand Rapids. for
examination and allowance. on or before the
q day OF September peat. and that such claims
will be heard before said court. on SATURDAY..
the = Gay Of September next af ten o ciock In
the forenoon Of that day.
Dated Grand Rapids. Mich :. Mar "a, AID 1so2.
CYRUS 3 PERKINS.
sat may 7. Judge Of Probate.
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EI3CEI,f,ANEOTTa

HORSE AJCTIpN-The Consolidated Street
A Railway company announces that they
Will put up at public auction saturday. May
H. nifty horses these horses the best OF
their stock and will positively be sold TO the
highest bidder. come early and get a good
team Of drivers or work forses; sale opens at
10 o'clock n. m. on Kent street. between Cres-
cent avenue and Bridge street. at Shaver's
livery stable. No. l07 Kent street. 135
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-14

erS 90 To 5000 A MONTH can be made
Sto. working for us Persons preferred
who can furnish horse and give their whole
time To the business. Spare moments may he
pronfably employed also few vacancies In
towns and cities. b. +. johnson A CO.. Tweu-
fy-ssxfh and Main 81, Richmond Va
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-14

V'fPEwRITEkS. = Headquarters for the
world all makes; don't pay nanu.acfur-
ers' exorbifant prices; we ship anywhere. Civ
ing thorough examination before accept Ing;
absolutely nrst-cIass condition guara nteed:
positively all makes at about or less than half
price. exchanging specialtys apartments
rented anywhere: largest stock in the world
two entire floors devoted excus vely to ~ ne
writers; see commercial rating for our re-
sponsibslityi illustrated catalogues and speci-
mems free. Typewriter Headquarters. Nos. 81
and 81 Broadway. New York; No. ls5 Monroe
efreef Chicago.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-14

WANTED-Agents; we have just been al
W lowed patent on our Are extinguisher.
and we want an agent with ahorse and wagon
IN every county In the state to call on the
farmers and country store keepers; agents
making from 81 to 50 per day. iiogie Il Co..
No. 10 Waterloo street, Grand Rapids. Mich.l25
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-14

WANTED-Good men to sell nursery stock;
manent employment. Address The Ontario
Nurseries, GENEVA. N. Y. 13o
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-04-13

A yo1n= Mss wko Lzs been 70 The thea
ter b,st TWO er three times and then TO see
pieces IN vA-ch tte-c was 10 Ea-,e1. vas
taken The 0c.sc- 2sre-L-1oa % r performance
WHERE tie ballet vas c-e eS TIE principal
features Sic was rc-o=csc:e7 bE her
father and I'D elses siSSsr. al when SIC
came hone her -acy Der ASKED ner how see
liked the Performance. Her reply was vel
received bv the -sS-ae-. cu5 noS 50 much
appreci2-s- Is zls .c-Aer
Il Iikel Is p-1c-~ well she sad. hut !
coE-d2't see re peop,e sls-u--A re glasses,
for papa WIS u>.a- ,hs-1 al -ae tire
Taere was ice e E--ts -hass.is-l's have
AR clothes o. ans 3 .---- ~sca,zE s-ouad
their waists S5si 5teT &-cS-.4 up zxta =
OA- re- CGc - 1-ve seen papa ls1-A-
re - <c-ag % tzz= g-e -esz--. -z.4ss4--z. Gss
be SsiL be svo1.l
Papa rz-r-l1.al5 s..'zzt. -EEsscs-oa Herald
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-04-13
A 6lIGHTSD LIFE.
fhe Futnre Held Nothing Bright 9
Promising for This Man.

Promising for This Man.
Eewas occupying bench On the com
mon, his head resting on his hands,
picture q despair. The clustering winds
II March swept across mis- weztfe-
beaten countenauce and froze the tears
ss they eoursed down ms furrowed
-heeks.
A kindly old gentleman in clerical
yarb passing by paused His heart WIS
touched BIZ the sad sight. and be laid a
sympathetic hand upon the poor fellow
shoulder
WI Is the matter, my f-iecdE he
said kindly. i fear you are Tot well
There seems 20 be hectic Hush~-
Don't say that ere, stranger said
the object of the good mans sympathy.
stretching forth his hand as If IN protest.
Don't tvyit a poor devil CT his uist0r-
tunes. 'TwoFn't exactly hectic fzsh,
though. neither, 'thCut that's a nsx
name haven't heard On; and p'Taps yea
don't mean bad aTte- all
The clerical gentleman fastened %
deny any intention Ct raking up past
sorrovs and urged him &c explain
Why. yer Sc. pzrcl, twas this way,
said tie ether '-Sczle 81 the boys Ias
Jux- girezn interested IN the game. an
thev kinder zxed ne Ter st IL Sc n
sn things went along SOFT - quiet Ike
III Bob S5m2zizs he opsnsd ID 12cks-
an they I'll come II 81 whoopln / had
IS purtv busted fish Ter draw ter a.
ever You see, sa. thinks I, II raise hin
back CT the orelin- So III k-z back
sa they az stG-od- game As ye7 pIs1=e-
Wren i GOES Ia he draw Bob -
lowed he didn't want z1y. al tosok oEs
papa Nv bust@d fish was TIE ten.
jack. Queen. king - sTs8es. an II BE-
a2-1=3 Z I dz51E draw ta= zcs . Ehat
s-e identical SIT dslz': sap rs- see
20 rzc-e. hal Glse OILY lad Il fEe
5sck wEz. co-I5z's b hs3t. 81 5sst
c.cse3 'Z I'd On It's -Elss - az Tsz1y
- have So-s Fl
~ ira III was z>s-, z1c, n 3E-'ss yEJz
Eaze 70 -.zzszke- TI1= cz1a- FELIX'S a.
wezs CT. mighty cucE wh=z Eh@y sse
Ese an Es5 rzs 4 lzfzr bod. ~ va JEST
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MERCANTILE

hung over a clothes B1e- Wbea every
gol darned cent we could rzise was II
the pot Bob lowed he'd call Sez be;
See here, Jim, got yer beat, but yer
amt get no more money, an ye may a.
well show the boys what yer so doggone
proud on
'fSez L: Bob SImpkins, whatever ys've
I got. the swag is nina. Ye can't down a
straight flush clean up at the top, Al No
other man can't do It neither
well, stranger, Bob, he had four
Fights, an I tell - he Looked mighty
sick. / laid down my kyards an got Q
good gup On the stakes, when, by Jinks,
II they didn't raise yell Fl ter hist one
e. them ere motor cars clean Of the
track, / kinder lifted MY fingers an
sxed what they was er maxim sech dad
blarsted runpCs about"
he paused. gulped down sob and con-
tiu1Ied: Stranger, that ere flush was
still basted- The queen was nEthin bit
the doggoned eight o clubs though;
I'd discarded That ere queen rad JUS,
slipped through my fingers hks the
winner zIleTs does. al r
4 he@-tTendinz siZh finished the sen
te1ce. AID for few minutes the silence
spoke louder than tns stin. snail VOICE
OF new infant II TIE night he sadly
took Up The narrative once nors, ard
said TIE boys taey WOULDN'T believe
I'd discarded vz0nz. They tL0zght Il
war a pct Up 5oo. Just Eke Ia De COL
5ar1ed fool enough 70 lay my hand
down fc- t.en ter Iock - II kner
'swornt AZ right. Al had ter coDs
cut o tks-e mighty q15ek, az ccnsekez:-
y amt bad 70 chznce .eT get even An
maintain i an = rs-za: ser r~szt feIls-
Ike thzf ere Eksa be ant dCae noshiu
wron-. -e4tEez
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gsr%4g-zaz. yea Azve Esy sympathy.
bzst t1sis soezzs "a re 70 be . EszzE oy-
rorsu-zlsy 70 rgssl1 o1s 20 yoz tbs evils "a
gam
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kiz6zess AZ e. sha-- OK. sszE z5zs ozIy
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take AZ KICK rs from here ever 70 Ia.
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-04-13

the easel At thirteen he made lis debut
His parents did not approve of tie profes-
sion, however, and ne soon gave up acting
and began writing. Before he was twenty
years old he had written hundreds Of
bright little pieces for recitation which be-
came very popular.
In 1887 he returned TO the stage, and al
most instantly won fame and money as a
character comedian, his most successful
role being the leading one in The Private
Secretary" A year or two ago his wife
died, and Kyle again left the stage, this
time stating that he should never act
again. Then began what would have been,
if death had spared him, a remarkably
brilliant career as AZ author. Short stories,
poems, essays On politics, religion and sci
ence poured from his pen, 10 find ready
market with the best publishers, and he
was considered TO be one OF Americas most
promising authors Then came death
One OF Alr. Kyle's sisters, Mrs Mary
Kyle Dallas, is well known writer OF
long and short fiction.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-04-13
NI1lI{Eagle
Short and Sweet.
The -four mission-to make good bread.

The -four mission-to make good bread.
A ''safe burglar" is in the penitentiary.
In case Of too much money-starta news
paper.
The independent man is often in depend.
nt circumstances.
Talk about women being fightyi Look
st bank cashiers.
A dollar on the wrong side makes many
man hop over.
Egotism is g man without dollar carry
ing golGheaded cane
He that is little in his own eyes will not
be troubled 70 be thought so in others.
There Is one branch of labor which must
always be done BY manipulating pockets.
II every man was as big as be feels there
wouldn't be any standing room in this
country.
Take away women" asks a writer.
''and what would followt" That's easy.
The men
Hard work IS cure for almost every hu-
man Ill excepting the evil OF having to
work hard.
This is leap year. 1t seems as though all
che years are leap years, rs they jump by
so rapidly.-Tezas Siftings
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-04-13

The theaters Of New York rise and fan
under the inexorable topogra phical law OF
the Island THE town RUS away from
them, always in one direction. and they die
of inanition The FIRST theater was IL
John street; the last VIII be in Yonker,
and both Of them win have been at the
center. New York is the only great city
that cannot grow IN all directions 1t
moves steadily, Ike glacier, TO one point.
and 10 great Landowner ike Cornelius
Vanderbilt, who Is going 10 build the
costhest mansion on Fifth avenue. has any
sort of g1araue that he viii not be lefs
behind in tine 10 ecnsort with milGners,
express companies and livery stables.
London has kept lis center for ages, New
York shifts hers every twenty-five years
MN CgTN7LE
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Patrick jordan. a tsasnst~r, hyfng at
Twenty third street and EasrrnCuef ave
hue, has had for several y-ars hard sons
and unoTs tatelhEe1t Sccsrh terrier Shieh
be calls Boo, and vrso has ~ essiezrei aSss-
SELF 70 tns teaxszEteT sid htE family By hia
good nocurs. zEection sn4 dsv etoyzart %
rare ssxacIsy that his esrniort sn1 tastes
srs alrsoss ~ mach mater q fLr1fiy Goa
oerE ard coassderasiOu - these a any o8s
h toe hoase sold
One a the Fncst striking sriSerc~s II the
dogs grez. irte8azsaos va gwen 90
evening Bob. Tor Sozss ty1Ei1z hTsach q
kitchen etiquette Nss relgxEEssf 20 toe
back yard fsT = h~ie< spell 80 Ess rather
cod ozlssasse and Bob sssssTs TIE razadz.s
Of tie bead q the hosss- with great re-
InctAnes. aDt &c EsT in1n4A-a- nnFsgz
il a few minutes sfterNslrs4 5aaL a. tie
irats feelings 81 NJ JotdAa hss8 beS1n 20
relax. partly oTinE - kss oHsn fesi51z for
Bob and siso 20 TIE fzaportsnstses q kis
children, who we're mEch EEersee ~ Bots
Disgrace ard were lr5plcr1nz fheir fsfhsT
for hs parsGe a16 rzasts1snseEt ca tts
family hearth. xsvexa nofk hacks canns 70
the door. and On = be1sg ep<Esd Eco
dssssy walked Il, and EsooseGIaz - Tia
ether enc q The Fs0rz Js1pea ca = char.
frO-n Ekjcb. Elzn'.laZ up "a hts tNe AssrA
b coE-6 reach b1I en<aSa1aiag raaLchss-
This &c DID. ard xrzTsly zAustEzeflEz ssv-
era IL kis raos.s he lszuSes esssn sZala
AID ssiksd oSer % tas der. srpaFyassy
in.zo<sing - 80 osSf snsi - sfs~vaJs 70 s+zrs
Are IN ~ yard n ks~p slnaeff ssFn1.
lie nac oftss Frsczrs-4 rsa1f Esz for hts
zaS.sr N ,he 4AE1s Hag AZ k<d %ee1 les
oD<r5ssos q lvsfsng tbsrz. ssd = - sup
pos@c tszs - ~ sss0rgsstzksg 40 = cSnfss
sagsc-ty Ess3 fa..elEefi lgErn lss-s faezss
Bot Tssx1fzr b k~ss1r - thzs ias.a11s
srSks eewn - n1ce - zET f~scs - rs-a<5E>
EsaS ~ sssEs- Vt 4 as farmer f4il fsozs
sTzoe 49, 1z4as-1 sd aEsl az4sSts e
kxagks~. :. va rszsSrea - or.1s - -
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Carefully Educated.

A popular Official in Washington once
went fishing with a clergyman Bites were
plentiful, but the Official seemed TO get
them all The clergyman waited patient
~ and at last was favored with nibble
Then the line parted and his hopes and a
part Of his fishing tackle vanished stimuli
taneously. He said nothing for almost a
minute, and then turning to his friend re-
marked:
John. If my early education had been
neglected what do you suppose / should
have said :'-W2shington Star.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-04-13
CEen the Case.

Magistrate-Whyd did you run away from
Farmer Furrow' Didn't you get enough
10 eats
Bound Boy-Got plenty.
Did you get enough clothess"
Had lots
Were you worked too hardis
Hadn't much ter do. )"
Was II lonely theref"
Nope; l had good enough time
''Then why did you run awayin
"'CaUse / had a good chance. Good
EeWS
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-04-13

The recent doath o. George Kyle in New
YORK city was 2 genuine loss 10 TWO pro
fessions-liteTstture and the drama WhaL
makes Il sadder is that be was only thirty
five years old and had by no means er-
hausted his posi- bilities in either
His father was al artist Of high attain
ments and considerable reputation but It
became evident early in Georges life that
his abilities leaned toward the stage, lot
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-04-13

Rossini centenary b. private concert in
Paris People had forgotten her or sup
posed that she was dead The reason for
her seelusion all these years still remains
q mystery. She is sixty-six years old now,
and so fieshy that she has 10 remain seated
while singing; but her voice has lost little
of its old richness It IS unlikely, how
ever, that it viii ever be heard again IL a
programme
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-04-13
A Voice from the Past.

The musical world was greatly sur
prised when in 1868 Nine. Alboni. a con-
tralto singer. who since 1877 had held all
Europe at her feet and captivated Amer
lea, suddenly and completely retired from
public life The surprise CT the musicians
was aroused again the other day when
this singer proved that she was still alive
and could still sing, by celebrating the
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-04-13

s lizzie gr. kz3 bceE acsez: -f-h he-
parents for tgso ,yeezs. or her re-urn her
Estae playmate. Ella Day entertained her
b. sacwsng her Aer usE pizyrziEcs- II
night IItle NzTy IN saying her PRAYERS
said. o Lord. HES Ell2 Bay and make
her . good girl. 50 IS ! cza .a&e al hEr
playtking-s away from bsr ar sic w0as
9saE them aac.1 .--lz --TE.T T1zA
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-04-13

added 70 his al
ready eredIEabie
reputation. BY as
sisting the Boston
American essocia
ten club 20 WIZ
the peElant- Not
many weeks ago
the St Louis club
secured his serv-
ices. but the great
contract breaker,
Death, stepped N
and released k5m
before the new
season opened
o Brlen was
horn az " ~ Troy
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-04-13

'<Thar's nutaIn else. stranger. nuthin
else- / amt got no further use fer any
thin else but that"
HIS head sank forward again on his
chest and despair seemed 70 cast . mel
sncholy tinge On the very air that sur
rounded him Realizing that such sor-
row was too deep 70 D. aIleyis.ed By
any human sympathy. the clerical gsn-
tlsn&n sighed ard passed on--New
York World
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-04-13
Worried Hfra.

DsshawAy-I have besn % IN the COM
TT two or three times TIE last SIX nso0ths
70 see 4 girl. and now every one Is talking
about IL They say We are engaged. Old
na1 ! i tell yen honestly. i vo-rics ne
-everLoa-Eshavv yoE KNOW how peo-
Pc talk l wouldn't VERY over thing
Ike tAat- Why. there isn't any truth IN
IL, is theres
Dsshsway-No. That's what worries
ns.-&ew York Sun
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-04-13

A couple Of friends meet Whatever
b the matter with you. You look quite
absorbed"
my first has the hiecap. NV second
has tie chicken pox and Dy third the
scs-lsrna"
"And your wiole7-
Ny wno4es What nonsense, / WA
talking about my children. y0a uuS-T-
Chzoa1qEa