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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-05-26

If the state were as hard master
70 men as money is the world would be
full of treaSon.-Ram' Horn.
--Caller-"Has your husband any tai
ent for Mrs. Newcom-" Mercy
sal1es, he's buying new things every
day. and as like as not he has, don t
know. "--lnter-Ocean.
Why do you ask me for nv auto
graph" asked the poet. who liked TO
hear words of praise. Because You are
the only one who can write it" said the
applicant, meekly.-Hogue.
-Engulfed. Lester What a num-
Der of ships foundered on the sea dur
ing the past winter" DESERVES;
but they won't begin 10 compare with
the number Of schooners that will go
down next summer"
A Politician on the Watch-"You
don't seem to be one of the people who
think the Office should seek the man. ="
Yes" replied the politician. q little
doubtfully. u am. But ] believe it's
the mans business to keep in hailing
distance, Washington Star.
a professor has made the calcula-
ton that. il men were really as big as
they sometimes feel, there would be
room in this island for only two profes-
ssrs three lawyers two doctors and
reporter on Z paper. The rest OF us
would be crowded into the sea and have
TO swim for it.-Tit-B Bits
Mrs Lansington-'I hear your
daughter was married recently" Mrs.
-. Clair-"Yes, two months ago Mrs,
What kind Of q match did She
make?' Mrs. ~. C-"Cil. safety
match. Her husband Is worth quar-
ter OF million. ana gave her one hun
dred thousand as a marriage portion.
-Tit- Ef.S
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-05-26

come to him. but a fellow sufferer, one
not to deliver him, but for him to de-
liver, and yet he believed that God had
sent her.
1t was late when he got in.
''Oh dear, dear, said the housekeeper,
you'll have your bronchitis worse than
ever" She helped him off with his wet
things. grumbling at him all the while.
He thanked her, quite gently.
In his study the fire was burning
brightly, and the room, in contrast with
the street, looked almost cheerful. At
any rate it was home. Scarcely was he
seated, holding out his hands to the
blaze, when the housekeeper came in
with a large bowl OF hot soup which she
set on the table, pushing away some
papers unceremoniously.
Thank you. Mrs. Howins," he said;
thank you very much. | hope you
have kept some for yourself"
She did not forget her own comforts,
but she was not accustomed to much
consideration from her master.
He must be going to die" she said
when she got outside. Hes changed
all OF moment"
He pas changed And the poor girl
who was stumbling through the prayer
which was being taught her, as she
knelt by the small white bed in the
home. little thought that she had that
night played the part Of guardian angel
for him whom she was now commend
ing to the love OF God
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-05-26

The perp!eXiGg question which is every
lay asked by people who desire to 20 TO
Chicago TO attend the worlds fair is
Where are we going TO stay when we get
abereT This is easily answered and if
you viii go TO the ticket agent of the Santa
Fe. Mr.. W. ID. Mnrdock, he will tell YOU
Arrangeme have been made for tile
distribution 10y the Santa lie company of
pamphlet entitled Homes for Visitors
10 the Worlds Fair" This Is IL reliable
pamphlet containing the names and adj
dresses of about 1900 families who viii
furnish accommodation to visitors from
May lst TO October 3lsi, 1893 The pamph-
let also containing sectional maps which
Viii enable the intending visitor to select
any quarter of the city that he would pre-
Ter. Correspondence can then be carried
IN definite arrangements made 50 that
when visitors arrive in Chicago they can
proceed at once 10 their quarters, $50 II
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-05-26
KANSAS TO the FRONT
With a ast and Improved Train Service TO Kan
SIS CITY. 81 Lout-. Chicago and he
Worlds F.dr.

Commencing Sunday, May 18th. the
Missouri Pacific railway placed iu opera
ton ia addition 10 It's present service. on
excellent through train between points IN
Southern Kansas and Kansas City, 81
Louis. Chicago aup the Worlds fair The
new train. No. 462. leaves Anthony daily
al ESQ a. III Wichita 900 a. M; II Do
rauO, 10 q. IN Yates Centre, 1890 p IN,
arriving at Kansas City at i.i5 D. IN. max
ing direct connections with fast Missouri
Pacific trains 70 1t. Louis, aud with all
lines 20 Chicago
This j. probably the most salts factory
and servic~able schedule ever placed INTO
effect between points IN Southern Kansas
and the north and east. aud places tbs
state Of Kansas on an equal footing with
other states IN the matter Of fast trains 10
the Worlds Fair city. An elegant equip
ment is used Ia the make up Of this special,
and every hing b looked after ths. Viii
add 10 the comfort Of the passengers. For
further Information in regard 70 rates.
route. maps. time tables, etc. address
nearest Missouri Pacific railway ticket
agent. or III. 4. Townsend. general pas
seuger and ticket agent. - Louis, Mo, or
T. r. BIECKLEY.
= & +. 4. Wichita. Kan
Telephone Zll. IIf North Main street.
Ola n
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ABOUT THAT CALF,
WICHITA. Kan Mar o.

WICHITA, Kan, May %. 1893.
To the Editor of the Eagle.
wish to correct that article published
III the EAGLE of May a, with regard TO the
calf on College Hill. | was called to see
the calf on May 81; | found the calf suf
ferlns from very bad sprain of the neck
and fomentation of the stomach. Now
l say, and it can not be disputed by
anyone that knows, that that calf was
treated as kindly as n child could be under
the circumstances, and Mr. and Mrs.
Pierce are not in the least to blame, and if
anyone is to blame, it is myself
Yours, JAMES HOWARD.
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ABS0s { TElY PURE

idly with her finger. 'Ye2'5e got no cali
to do sich Il thing"
''Be quiet, girl" he said, gruthy.
"Whatll you do. he asked, presently.
''if let you go?''
The girl shook her head drearily.
Il dunno. Oh she cried, 1t would
ha' been best to let me do it"
At that moment there came across
the bridge third person, 4 woman in
the dress of sister" one of those who
are to be found at night in PLACES where
men scarcely venture, and whose sweet.
worn faces testify TO a life OF Iaber and
love.
Harson accosted her. In few brief
words he told her what had happened.
Poor childr' said the woman. gently,
poor childl'' And she laid her hand on
the girls shoulder, with kinder touch
than any the latter had known.
"Will you come with me, my dear?"
she said You shall be well taken care
of. promise you"
The girl rose and came to her. But
her eyes We're fixed on Harson's face.
Sir" she stammered. you meant it
kind. And if I'm with them as is good
to me. / may be able to thank you for
havin' stopped me. Forgive me if l
didn't seem grateful like"
There, there" said Harson quickly.
God will bless you" said the sister,
softly; you have saved a soul for Him. :"
They went away into the night, she
and the girl the would-be suicide had
rescued. And Harson also went away
-homeward. He was subdued, but he
was almost happy; about his heart was
a strange new warmth, he experienced
something of that JOY of fellowship
which alone can keep men human.
When he passed the church, which
was now in darkness, he remembered
the words he had spoken. No angel had
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-05-26
Bonds For sale.

have purchased, subject to issue ], 100
improvement bonds, to be issued by this
city to improve Central avenue from Santa
Fe railroad to Frisco railroad eleven blocks
over $3.50, 900 of good improved property,
abuts the avenue tax security
The bonds will be IN loo each. one
tenth of principle payable each year with
annual interest at per cent.
] offer these bonds 10 let the investor G
per cent. per annum.
Full information in regard to issue on
request for ten days only
JAMES l.. BRITTON.
President The Arkansas City bank,
secretary and treasurer The NatioDal bank
and Debt company; presideuJ the Title and
Abstract company, Arkansas City, Kan.
az lot
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The Missouri Pacific Railway com any
hrs placed IN ia train service the rnozt sl.-
CANT reclining Cfiair cars that ever appear
81 IL the equipment 81 any lIue w.st Of the
~ ssIssspyi rlFEr. These cars now run
daily between " ichifa sB1 -. Louis and
IS !ch.ta ard Denver. They sFs modes q
beauty aud comfort. The chairs are spa
cioBs--eas4iy adjusted aud comfortable AID
u the very latest design Every car -
equipped v3th tie celebrated Plutsch gas
i.xAt system whereby passengers eau read
well "a ~ AJligbt. aiso doing avs
WITH tue ob8o149Ds o.nr efnaBstin2 frorn
Oh lamps Car are heated ID steam from
Rae engine tas8s sfofdipg aa svsn TEMPER
stgFs fbfougtouf tbs car - ss!l 81 AVOID
iug The dagger sxp~riepesd n the Cd car
stove system II foa coatsEaylAts going
east OF sssl, Try he Missouri fAhe.s &c rslf.
Eay. - Louis last sEpr.sa l.ass. Wichita
daily az ltl2s ?. m arrive. in - LONE a.
f.i5 prEt nscrfsiBG Denver e. grsk. isAvss
H!ts.ta a. 90 ,. u. daily. l1s
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-05-26

The Great Rock Island Route train
leaving Wichita at a. III, runs free vesti-
hale reclining chair cars TO Chicago
without change OF cars arriving in Chicago
'he following morning IN time to connect
with all the principal lines for the east.
ana north. Sleeping car accommodations
ran be secured upon application ut the
Rock Island ticket office. corner Main and
Douglas. Fer further information write
ar call on !. ii. PHILLIPS.
Il T. and i A & l.. l. ana +. r. r.
dle2 II Wichita, Kan
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] Il f5rsA' Rex and ar z@itlng lex
80 10 t6s words far a. reduced rates
Tickets are zglst fer yeISfs pss@azs unt4
SsTs1B h@s = BY i<aT}rx &icbsts >, =
IL you FeSch Cbssago tsss f9iscsslGg Tssoru-
Ing a. . eloek Ffse rseilains char ears
through sF5Tsaat - suss 90 ezsz. Pullman
- ace sI~sE8uE esF sccpa1 as1zsxs.o1.s eAs.
- a~cEfs1 Gfoa ap7.ss.ssoa - E.1rx
falznG tse6st e5t-cg. eorsss Ma afsa Dous
las IL PBlEdGFs.
fiFesrsl TlrEff srss fa.s~nsrf Assssi c
Ca.c-zr Rbek is.zfsd 49, is@ssae raI.sar
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-05-26
10 I,Cpin with

You have been wondering how much it
would cost you to 90 TO the worlds fair.
The price of ticket from Wichita to
Thicago and return. via Santa Fe route, is
S2oS5. Tickets on sale April - to Oct. 80
Inclusive, with final return limit of No
vember IA
Quickest time and best accommodation
via Santa Fe route. Passengers are landed
IN the heart of Chicago, close to hotels,
cable cars and elevated roads.
Cpll or w. ID Murdoch. d. p. A, or O.
y. Brown, local agent at Wichita. and
ask for free illustrated folder. describing
worlds fair buildings and how to see the
sights TO best advantage 156 If
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-05-26
Dcyouring AGronts.

The most miserable Of lives. prob
ably. is that of the barn stormer. or
comedian who goes about with others
in d company, performing in small
towns and villages. Not infrequeDtly
these people encounter audiences which
express deserved contempt for them in
ways which are not kind.
Il suppose, said friend II one Of
these performers, al the close Of one 81
his expeditions, that you get pretty
much everything thrown at you?7
oh, yes; apples principally. and nor.
and then turuips, and frequently pota.
toes
And occasionally cabbages, sup
pose?''
unfortunately, we were seldom hii
bv a cabbage
Unfortunately What do you mean
By that
Why. bless your soul, il vas the
best luck we had when people threw
those things a. Is We had - little r
eat that we were thoroughly glad .
swallow their insults - Manchester
Times
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-05-26
GARFIELD POST.

There viii be a special meeting of Gar
Held post this evening, at O'Clock, sharp,
for the purpose of mastering in ali re-
crults who may present themselves APP
piIcants can be mustered ON same evening
of making application. By order of
w. 7. CAMPBELL. Post Commander.
J. ID. CALDWELL Adiutant.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-05-26

There will be IA meeting of the Republi-
cans Of the Second ward at the office OF
Judge Tucker. 209 North Main street. for
the purpose OF organiZinga Republican,
league club. All Republicans are re-
questeG to he present.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-05-26

Two coaches filed with delegates to the
state y. p. 5 {. L. conventions which
meets at Hutchinson today viii leave over
the Missouri Pacific this n}ornjug This,
The largest delegation THAI has left this
city j. made mp Of representatives from nil
the Eadeav0v societies In the city Tacy
have been organized into chorus and
have cen drilled ;nd W., be let b. Robrr;
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-05-26

We have ou sale bow round trip tourist
tickets 70 Pueblo. Colorado S9r.ngs sud
Denver 81 the rate 81 81 % for the round
trip Tickets good u return Any tiins
until Nov r.. Isa3 Tram via tbe ColOra-
do Short Lac leaves WicBits Al $40 .. ~.
daily. Call ~ III North siaia street tgr
fui, Information
r p BIECKLET. L. & 7. A.
Missouri, Pacific ~. q ~ Il
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-05-26
NOTICE

The German Baptist Brethren Dunk
ards will hold love-feast Saturday even
ing, May y, in the Friends meeting house
on Cleveland avenue between Douglas and
First street. Services will commence at 6
p. N. All are invited. w, JOHNSON.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-05-26
Musical Notice

The open recitals given 10y the Scliner
Conservatory of Music pupils are not
tiresome efforts of unskilled beginners. but
Zach number is given with artistic finish.
d1 tx
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-05-26
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
MASONIC.

Regular convocation of Wichita chapter.
No; SO. K. A. NJ, Friday evening, May &c,
1893 Work In the mast and past.
j. II. Alley, II. p.
G. NJ. WHITNEY, Secretary.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-05-26

There will be held in each ward of the
city this evening {26th inst) Il meeting of
Republicans for the purpose Of organizing
ward leagues. All Republicans are re-
quested to be present. BY order of city
league,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-05-26

G. Marquis. They have been assigned to
special duty and will no doubt be an en-
tertaining feature of the convention. The
delegation from this city will number over
one hundred
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-05-26

The Missionary Chapter of St. Johns
guild will hold an important business
meeting at the church today ut 430 D. III.
BY order of
Mrs. c. T. ADAMS, Vice President.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-05-26

Lord CazuPlty-Do yoa return zsy
losc2
Ass f.Ii}Tons-it b. res: hzrea't
80 5tss: &c fog st-1Fa.h
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-05-26

OF No C0usequen ce.--Oalccr DENNIS
Rounsamopd toa cven!ny stroll With
friend -''Ies. I've been on the force
abDat .ls~en years an most q the tia.
on this beat an the toughs kno~ ne
P1ir;y well When clap the come.
alongs On . TELLER he's got 20 20 ar hey
al know i an they give ne mighty
little trouble An vhen i comes to
Eriend-'->zy. what's ell that frlss
about on she other side Il the s.rs-e,Y
i looks Ike . aght.~ 'It's only . I5f q
boys harin souse fan with a ChinAfnzn.
Haen i comes . iaioocnee-ssY
yc'ur.s -s'sr- git ont q M ssy OF III ra.
re n '--C ls-az1 TeIouGe-
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As ssrr ss7~ more Col ats h "a enias &c
:. ssee~ = - q saca 9s "a yops FSfscF ttrs
iaf tbs Dsisy E1sLE- Dsys@x ~ % -
15 .sstf
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-05-26
Ao. ice tn Real Esfate AGENTS.

Ny Market or Chisholm streets proper
ties, lots IS and 40, are withdrawn from
the Market. 73t j. w. HARDWOOD.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-05-26
MuSira! Notice.


Remember the open recital by pupils OF
The Sickner Conservatory of Music Friday
evening of this week. d. IL
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-05-26

-Bobtg--' What sort q = eie.e.e,r !.
specialist papa F4.Aer-"1ae ~,
de~ote3 hlnsei; 70 me scsusre.z.r,. 4
sr,erse
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-05-26

! 49, ~
9Ehsk;NlE Es.
|. y ERalEnon.
rs > f'' "a: 5s:. ST By
fATIMg@ gray loc k S
~ i N.Y. which made a
II W ragged fringe
round his head, and his eyes We're dull
and sunken, beneath heavy brows. The
face was lined and wrinkled with years
and trouble, and the thin, closely-set
lips had downward curve. As he sat
in his armchair. with tie lamplight
falling upon him, he seemed the embod-
imcnt of WEAKNESS. The room was that
of a student. The walls We're lined and
the table Uttered with books, and on
the floor were strewn pamphlets and
newspapers. All was somber and neg
lected. And as Thomas Harson listened
to the dreary patter of the rain, and as
now and again gust of wind shook the
window, something was impelling the
old man to look back over his past life,
and he was asking himself what had
been the meaning of it all and what the
use.
His mother had died while he was
quite young, and his stepfather had
treated him so unkindly that even now
he could scarcely keep back shudder
at the remembrance of his wretched
boyhood. Too sensitive and too quiet
to make friends easily he had thrown
himself for companionship into study,
and in the love of books found sub
stitute for the love Of men. But in his
early manhood light shone upon him
and tempted him to draw near it's radi-
ance; the world grew lovely with hope
and a woman's presence made his
heaven. However, in the inscrutable
working of Providence that which
seemed the one thing necessary to
make him happy was denied him: with
his love rejected, wounded, rebellious
and lonelier, by contrast with what
might have been, he was once more
thrownupon himself for companionship,
and on the resources of his brain for
comfort. In labor he sought oblivion,
in ambition he sought happiness. The
one he found, the other eluded him. He
denied himself relaxation and recrea-
ton, early and late he studied. He
read the works of the mighty dead, he
hrrrowed among old and worm-eaten
pages, he deciphered curious texts, and
at length he produced the work he had
set himself to do, and success and a GER
tain measure of fame were his. But
he could not enjoy them. He had lost
the desire for human fellowship; he
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-05-26
Complete Map.

The EAGLE has the most complete map
Of the Cherokee strip, Oklahoma and the
Indian reservations combined. that has
ever been published On safe at % cts.
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come to him. but fellow sufferer, one
not to deliver him, but for him TO de-
liver, and yet he believed that God had
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-07
WEATHER. oNop nULLRTIN,
The Weekly Report for West virglnin,
Ending juno 8,

The Weekly Report for West vIrglnin,
Ending Juuo5
PARKERsBUEa, W. Va, June 5,-The
Weather,-Warni, with occasional
showers, during the past week, was
favorable to farming operations; all ag-
ricultural interests have greatly i'm
proved, the close OF the week leaving
crops in good condition generally.
Rainfall.-Below normal; not much
rain, but sufficient to have kept vegeta.
ton growing; hail reported in Mason
and Roane counties, from which no
damage resulted; considerable damage
to corn6elds in portions OF Ohio county,
May 80, by hail; average rainfall for
state, 0.45 inch.
TemperNture-About normal and ia
vorable to vegetation; weather very
warm, ellecting, in conjunction with re-
freshing showers, d speedy growth.
Whest-0ats-Has made excellent
progress throughout the state, and if
no damages occur hereafter, large
yield ESTIMATED above the average by
number,) will be the result; red rust re-
ported in one or two places.
Corn--Cultivation OF early corn in
progress-not an early stand-much re-
planting has been required; late plant
ed coming up vol and showing an im-
proved condition; cut worms reported
damaging corn in many localities.
Grass.-Reported as backward in
some localities; in fairly good condition
in others, but short, and quito thrifty
in some districts. Pastures generally
looking we'll, but short; much complaint
OF foul meadows.
stock.-Cattle reported in good con-
dition and doing we'll; shearing con-
tinues but nearly completed; feeces
good weight generally; sheep looking
fine
1obacco-Plan thrifty and a good
stand; abundant showers gave planters
an excellent opportunity to sot plants.
Fruit-Prospect good except small
fruits on low lands; apples dropping
but plenty left; some orchards full OF
apples while others are scanty; in some
counties fruit prospect is on the de-
cline; strawberries and grapes will do
well.
Notwithstanding doing well;
gardens late but growing nicely; early
potatoes well advanced and large
yield promised; potatoes being worked /;
bugs reported doing slight damage to
potatoes.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-07

VIENNA, June c. Excessive rains
have swollen the rivers OF Buwokina
Many streams have overlooked their
banks and flooded the fields. The
Pruth has risen SO high near Czerno.
WITT as to inundate the suburbs and to
threaten the least elevated districts OF
the city. The Czeretos broke over it's
banks US Wisnitz last night and ran in
torrents through the streets OF the vii
lage. Sixteen houses collapsed aud
many others were rendered unhabita-
BILE, Eleven persons we're killed by
falling timbers or we're drowned In the
flood. Scores of families had to flee for
their lives without pausing to save
property. Tho whole town is in danger
OF being laid waste.