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shoulder, remarking: 81 didn't mean
it. You newspaper folks are the most
truthful in the world. l am out OF
practice, but FL make an affidavit to
that"
When first walked in on the general
found him engaged in the very prosaic
task of counting a roll of money. 1t
took him some time, and ! had an eX-
cellent opportunity to study the man.
He is bent with age. His face still has
healthy look, but the massive frame
has become an unmistakable burden.
His hands move unsteadily. His eyes
appear swollen and the thick welts of
his cheeks almost completely hide
them.
He glanced up when he had finished
his task and l recalled my mission to
him.
You must talk louder. cannot hear
very we'll"
Then with an effort he lifted his slip
pered feet on to the table before him
and was ready to dodge the issues, to
pose-this he always does-as 1.-The
Artful."
And he lodged most warily. He is at
seventy-four as clear-headed, as strong
minded, as careful, as shrewd as the
great octogenarian of English politics,
and he answered every inquiry put to
him with the most painstaking care to
be certain his remark would leave
the interviewer very little the
wiser. This weighing Of words
and the sudden broadening of
the rotund face into a smile when he
had scored decided hit in the way of
dodge convinced me that it was clever
man indeed who could fathom Benjamin
f. Butler, even at seventy-four.
He, however. prides himself on his
activity, for it is true that he leaves his
Lowell home daily, most often for
trip to his Office, at times to visit
friends. and his greatest pleasure is still
the yacht America, in which he has just
been cruising.
''She has been good ship to me for
twenty-five years now and always hike
to trust myself to her in the summer
time" said he.
The general does very little work in
his Office. His secretary answers all his
correspondence. and it Is bulky mail
bag that comes to the brown stone
building on Ashburton place two or
three times during each day.
II have passed out OF the domain of
politics." he began, in response to my
first exploitation Il am getting to be
an old man, and what l may say can-
not do any good and may do some harm
have come to the conclusion not TO
take any part in the campaign. and SO
my utterances can count for little
The general then added that his ere
sight troubled him greatly, and it was
very difficult and almost impossible for
him to read the fine print Of the daily
papers
! suggested talk on the force bill as
an issue, and his remarks well deserve
10 60 into history as the best two-sided
statement that has vet been given 10
the public from any single individual on
this momentous question quote him
verbatim ct li;eratirn: Il don't see how
ii can be called an issue in the cam
paign- l have never considered it 50.
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PERSONAL POINTS,

JUSTICE LAMAR's long locks are
whitening.
SHERMAN HoAR devotes his spare time
to the translation of his speeches into
Latin.
SENATOR PAsCo, of Florida, is known
in Washington as the senator who never
votes
Four living ex-governors Of Massa-
chusetts were born in 1slS-Boutwell,
Clahin, Rice and Butler.
NINE. MoDJEsKA is now on her Cali
fornia ranch studying Horticulture and
the best means of keeping flies out CT
the milking pail
If Mr.. Astor were TO try TO keep pace
with his income by counting it in silver
quarters, he'd be jibbering idiot In
weeks time.
JOSEPH DIoS, the billiard player, who
at one time was the champion OF Amer
lea, has become an inmate of the home
on Wards island for the psuper insane.
For long time-five years IN sil-he
was IN Blooningdale "a a private pa
tent
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IT'S fate was settled by the last coz

IT'S fate was settled by the last con
gress."
'sBut it is in the republican platform
now" interjected-
It ought not to be there. The tact
of the matter is I could never see any
force In the bill It hadn't particle of
force. Even If enacted it would have
been Ineffective Now. if there is such
condition as is claimed to exist in the
south the bill should be ten, fifteen, a
hundred times stronger. If there Is no
snch condition. express no opinion on
that point-then it was simply intended
to have an appearance of force to quiet
the north"
From the force bill dropped easily
to the peoples party.s
81 have actually paid no attention to
it, said he. ST will not say that 1t was
for lack of interest, for it was not, but
because was unable to read the fine
print in which the platform and
speeches were printed. So / can frank
ly say that don't know what is in the
platform and have never discussed that
party for five minutes at time New
issues have arisen of late the develop
ment of which have not carefully fol-
lowed.
1.-THE tariff? / have seen no reason
to change my views on that subject Of
late have always been in favor of
protection to American industries"
''Then on that ISSUE you favor Mr..
Harrison's election?"
A quizzical smile played over the
never caricatured features as he re-
marked:
81 haven't lost my democracy yet"
''In what do you agree with democ-
racy?"
at would be hard TO tell"
SIS the question of Capitalization OF
power one in which you believe the par
ties fundamentally divided?'
81 don't think there is any real differ
ence of opinion between the parties On
this topic.'
Then the general hesitated for mo-
ment, began to tumble about among
his papers, and finally came out with .
bit of plain spoken truth: ''For twelve
or fifteen years after the war was
actively in politics, and during that
time l didn't agree with either OF the
parties, and l don't agree with them
now"
l asked the general concerning his
health, and he felt that 1 had at last
reached subject on which he could
talk easily and perhaps carelessly.
81 am to4erably healthy. 1 have
reasonable degree of health. am able
to leave my home daily. l can cruise
about in my yacht America, and SO
feel fairly comfortable. / have given
up the practice of my profession and
am just finishing up few last cases.
That takes me ont of law as 1 am al
ready out of politics"
And SO ended the interview with that
artful dodger, Gen. Benjamin E. Butler.
But l wandered among the leading
democrats of Boston late in the day
and l found that there were no re-
specters of the generals gray hairs
among them.
eve feel morally certain that he
voted for Harrison four years ago" said
one of the most prominent men at the
Hub, land we feel fairly certain he will
do so again. Then as to his protective
theories, l really don't blame the gen.
eral. His bunting factory has always
been well protected.
But this was only one of many like
expressions. Certain it is that this
prophet is without honor in his own
home"
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70, an Id.al no.h.r.ih-La-.

The king of Rournaniz Is romantic
looking youth enough TO ensnare any
young English princess fancy. Princess
Marie is scarcely TO be congratulated.
however, upon her prospective mother
iu-law. the irnpalsive Queen Elizabeth
Of Roumania. whose intensely sensitive
temperament may very possibly prove
trou blexone. II Is said that even IN Der
youth the stormy disposition Of Car
Den sylvia won her the sobriquet Of
Z" The WhirIwind Whi-svinds. Of
course, have their uses. like everything
else n the scheme Of the universe. bsi
from the domestic standpoint tkey are
apt 70 prove TOO violent % be piszsAnE
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OUT OF POLITICS.
Gen. Butler VIII Pull Campaign
Wires No More.
His Sight Is Failing = Not So Feeble
Though, But What He Can Evade
an interviewer and Go Sail
ing on His Yacht.
COPYRIGHT, 1892. !

lCOPYRIGHT, 1892.
After half a century of activity IN
politics. for more than half that period
bitter partisan leader-at times in
the great parties of the country, at
times in behalf of his own political lido
syncrasies-the campaign of 1892 finds
Benjamin F. Butler retired forever
from the strifes of his time.
say forever, for judge SO not alone
from what he said, but from the phys
ical evidences which seem to make
rest and retirement a necessity. He is
seventy-four years old, born when
there was peace and quiet in the land,
in the days Of Monroe, the choice Of all
parties. But his has been a career in
which firm will and a determination
to act followed ever in the wake of his
always decided but often cratic views.
had asked him number of ques-
lions which he did not feel inclined to
answer, and finally l remarked: But
you have well defined views on these
matters, general, have you not?"
"Have y" came the response. II
have the reputation of having rather
decided views on whatever subject /
have views"
And the memory of his political bat
ties brought a smile to his lips, and
then, falling back istlessly in his chair,
he added: "But I am getting old, You
know, and no good can come of my
airing these views now"
Up in Boston the democrats say bet
ter things OF 1.-The old man" The re-
publicans believe he viii vote for Har-
rison, for they think he voted that way
in 1888 But Gen Butler chuckles to
himself in his roomy Office at No. 8
Ashburton place and evades all inquiries
as to his latest political beliefs.
The most amusing part of my rather
interesting interview with the general
for it was interesting by reason of his
shrcwd evasiveness-weret the conclud-
ing remarks. I had stepped into the
little Office occupied by Mr.. Magnus,
the generals private secretary, to thank
the latter for arranging the interview,
when the ex-general stumbled out of
his own room and, with q hearty laugh,
remarked:
81 hope you'll send me q copy Of
what I didn't say. Ny newspaper
friends always do that"
Ny assurance that intended to pub
lish only facts was of no avail, for the
general seemed to enjoy his little joke
immensely and was bound to have the
laugh out Then he touched me on the
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rn The Puhlic.

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" htre VIII ltL l'l' Itlf Will /
The Burlington route has on sale round
trip tickets ut greatly reduced rates to
Denver, Colorado Springs, Salt Lake, San
Francisco, Portland, Yellowstone Park. ST.
Paul, Minneapolis, Spirit Lake the Black
Hills, Puget Sound points, and to all tour
isU points in Colorado, Utah, Idaho, Mon
tana. Wyoming, Dakota, Minnesota, Alas
ka and California
For rates and further information, ad-
dress A G.. DAWES
General Passenger and Ticket Agent,
St. Louis, Mo.
St. Louis, Mo, July Z, 1892 soft
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HAEyK~r Kxf uKsiOS


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al one io~est Efst eizs- fare fer TIE rG4ss
TIP. ss follows August - kpd HFpasus-
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RidS For straw.

Bids will be received at the office of the
Southern Kansas Fair ASSOCIATION, in the
City building, until Aug. so, for furnishing
forty (4OD tons (more or less) of beardless
wheat straw, to he delivered to the associ-
alton for use during fair week, in such
quantities as the association needs. Right
reserved to reject any or all bids.
w 2. MCNAIR,
dS3 At WA ct. Secretary.
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IoI. LUuIS, IdU.
st. Louis, Mo, July Z, 1892. soft
Evolution of Army transportation.

1S6l-Tiresome tramp along dusty roads
through brush and streams; hard tack and
beans; hard ground TO sleep on: no cover
ing but the sky. 1S92-For the G. A r.
National Encampment. luxurious trains
via Nandalia and Pennsylvania Lines from
St. Louis; palatial cuisine of Pullman
Nestibule Dining cars; inviting sleeping
cars: side trip to historic Gettysburg, if
desired. Reduced rates Address
CHARLES T. OWEN,
Travelling passenger agent, Kansas City,
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WICHITA, Nan, April y. 1872.
After thoroughly testing the Behr Bros.
piano along side of one of the oldest and
best known high grade instruments | can
fully recommend lt meeting every re
quirement of strictly first class piano.
dl0-tf A. w. SICkNER
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For the Fail trade we
have secured many designs
in suits and trousers that
are exclusive to the mer-
chant tailor trade and can
be found in no stock Of
ready-tO-wear clothing but
ours. If you contemplate
having a suit made to
measure take our advice
and don't. But save from
% to 40 per cent on the
price and buy one Of our
perfect fitting Baltimore
tailor made suits. We are
always glad to show them.
Come in any time and take
a look.
Crayon portraits executed
by the finest artist west of
the Alleghenys, presented
free with each $25 purchase
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wiehita ~ CHICAGO without change Of
cars via. the Great Rock islahd route.
Lave Nich.tA a. so a ~ apd arrive ia
Chicago nsxt morning a. Ti5 FIRE. re-
dining chair cars. Pullman palace s4~sp-
inR cars, and elegant ciaias carr ca tAs
train. " II. WisaAET.
City Ticket 4 Passenger A snt
" lsbits, kAu-
JoHx EEBAeTfAS. g r. & L. A.
Chicago IL SfS4 -
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We Heartily Recommend

The new route to Utah and northern Cali
fornia, via A. T. and S. f. and Colorado
Midland, because: 1t is picturesque; it is
quick: it is always on time. You see Col
orado by daylight. The new fast schedule
allows two hours for sightseeing at
Manitou. Two daily passenger trains
each way. Palace sleepers to Ogden, con-
Meeting with Southern Pacific for San
Francisco
We also recommend the Santa Fe route
through New Mexico and Arizona to Los
Angeles, San Diego and San Francisco, as
direct aud pleasant line for winter
travel.
Excursion tickets may be bought going
Hnee aud returning the other. d32-tt
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The city teachers will please take notice
that they are 10 leave their permanent adj
Hress with the secretary of the board of
education in the city building before Sent.
D. This is requested in order that the
committee may be guided somewhat by il
IN making the assignments when Dr.. Rich
trdson returns, (. K. POWELL,
chairman OF Committee on Teachers and
Salaries 6SS 81
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The Santa Fe route are now running II
through char car to Omaha via Superior
Neb.. i'll connection with the Fremont,
Elkhorn and Missouri Valley railroad
leaving Wichita at 10 pm. and arriving in
Omaha the next evening at 500 p. IL. This
service will continue daily.
S3-tf W. ID. MURDOCH. D. p. A.
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NrIfrSiOnS

Kansas City and return, SOILS. Tickets
on sale August 20 to %
Washington, ID. c., and return; cheap
tickets on sale Sept. II to Is
Portland, Ore. and return. $50 Tickets
on sale Sept. 10 to Is, with ample return
limit
Call at our new Office, No. 224 East
Douglas avenue, and receive full informa-
ton. T. r. BLECKLEY,
Passenger and Ticket agent, Missouri
Pacific railway
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snmerhinr Entirely New

The Santa Fe route is now running daily
twelve-section drawingro0m Pullman
car from Wichita TO Denver without
change. Leaving at i:S5 p. m. arriving in
Denver II n. m. Excursion tickets now on
sale to all Colorado points
22-tf ". ID. MURDOCH, D. p. A.
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''Cut Rates Via the Rock Island'' Eou;e
Commencing Aug. 20. and until Sept. IS
lhe Rock Island VIII sell tickets TO Chi
eago, 81 Louis and ali points east at re
auced rates. Call at company's Office. 100
corner Main street and Douglas avenue
Tor any information yen NAV wish for.
" II. WISHAET.
City Ticket and Passenger Agent.
$50 W Wichita, Kan
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Hank! hear the mothers sing,
Fields Worm Powders are just the thing.
Please to take, acting mild.
BY their use | cured my child.
ASK your druggists for the powders. Sits
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For Kansas City, st. Louis and all poi ts
east take The Missouri Pacific railway
The shortest line TO st Louis by ~ miles
No change OF cars OF any Kind between
Wichita and 1T. Louis. Only Efty hours
bet~een Wichita and New York City via
the Missouri Pacific railway. City ticket
o flee IA East Douglas Ave. lolt q
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Go .nst via the New short llne. nj
sour Pacific Pheasant Hill TUute.
Through sleeping and chair cars witbou.
change Wichita TO st. Louis. Bod u
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McEnnis -four is made right here in
Wichita from the cream of the best wheat
has no equal and is waranteed to give
entire satisfaction or money refunded. SOTO
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Excursion Rates via The Great Rock Island
Route.
Kansas City, S6.la Tickets on sale Aug.
% to %
Information cheerfully given by apply
ing in person or writing TO the nearest
Rock Island agent, or TO
W. II. WISHART,
City Ticket & Passenger Agent.
DIS If ''P. .. Box $50" NIcnita.
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FALL FESTIVITIES.
St. Louis Extends Cordial welcom. to A

The city of St. Louis has become famous
the country over through the agency Of
Der annual Fall Festivities, aud from that
source has gained the sobriquet Of the
Carnival City of America"
For the season Of 1892 all previous efforts
in the line of entertainments will he
eclipsed. The great ST. Louis Exposition
will throw its doors open to the public
Wednesday, Sept. Z. and will continue 10
entertain and delight thousands duriog q
period extending over forty days. Que of
the chief attractions announced by the
management Is the engagement Of Colonel
=. s Gilmore aud MS world renowned
baud, one hundred strong The illnmiDa-
tion by gas and electricity Of the streets
will extend over larger area and be on
Rrander scale than aDy similar exhibition
ever attempted III the world The thirty
second great St. Louis Fair and Zooiogeal
Gardens, Oct. 3 TO s. whose lame has
been heralded broadcast, will be on-
u the main attractions OF that week.
and, as kAs been customary for
the last thirteen years the Yelled Prophet
will again appear in his favor1te city, on
t5e evening Of Tuesday, October 4 TIE
botei accom- mod ationt of Of Louis hRvs
been materially increased since Last year
and strangers are assured Of bo~ piLzDls
treatment.
The Missouri Pacific railway witt it,
vast network Of lines EXCEEDING over the
states OF Missouri. kHnsas. Nebraska
Colorado, Indian Territory. Arkansas, Tie
west south and southwest. IL order 70 en-
courage travel. have made remarkably
low round trip rate from points on their
lines to St Louis and return during tie
festivities
For futber information relative 20 date
Of sale and limits OF tickets call on or adj
dress r T. BlECKLEY.
Pass and Ticket Ag1. de-. L-c Hy
6Stf ~ East Dough-. ave
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Try McEnnis -four and if it does not
prove to be the best -four you ever used re-
turn what you have left and your money
will be returned. 90 10
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Bad bread, why worry over it when you
can make good bread ana be happy by
using McEnnis' flour? s. ct
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-08-26

Delicious bread and biscuits make
homes happy-if you want yours happy
use McEnns flour, So 10
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Have Won tried the NcEuni> flour made
5uJ Of the finest new wheat2 IL not do 30
With your next baking. S56t
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McEnnis flour is warranted to have no
superior-if any equal. Try it. Your
money refunded if not satisfactory S5t6
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Strictly Fgrst-Class.

White bread and biscuits are guaran-
teed if made from McEunis -four. So IS
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William NJ. Clancy, come to Stoughton
once. Jimmy is dead. do3 b"
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GLADIATOR
Harvest Excursions TO Texas via the Santa Fe


On Aug 30th, Sept. 9Th and Oct. 22d
the Santa Fe Route will sell excursion
tickets TO all points in Texas at one lowest
hrst,class fare for the round trip, with
hnal limit of twenty days from date of
sale. For further Information call on or
address w ID. MURDOCH.
District Passenger agent.
S4tt No. l5S North MaiQ street.
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50c, all our 65c Henritta,
placed ON sale this week at
SOC.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-08-26

45e, all wool Henrietta.
all colors, fine value.
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Through Chair Car TO Omaha via the SantaF
Route.
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This week will be a big one at my
store as ! 90 east and the b vs. have or
ders not to let Customer slip without
selling them a Piano, Organ. Sewing
Machine, Bicycle or Something. etc. 80
don't come in unless you expect TO see
so cheap You cannot get
away without it. The goods must 80
for the room must be made for the car
loads coming. Don't miss the chance Of
"A lifetime.
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-AMUSEMENTS.-
49,. =, ii Travatore.

There will be full rehearsal Friday
evening at Shaw's music store. Regular
nights for chorus rehearsals will be Tues
day and Friday Dights. More men are
wanted for the soldiers chorus. So 81
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124c, half wool grena-
dimes, on sale this Week
for 124c.
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BICYCLES.

Don't fail to see the bargains in Boy.
cles this week The bows have orders
to sell everything before ! get back and
they say they will do II. II We cannot
suit you, YOU need not look any further
as we have in stock the most reliable
and time-tr tried wheels ON earth. Nictors
Columbus. King OF Scorchers, Union
2-l0 and Hartford. besides lots Of cheap
eT grades Of wheels