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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-02-07
Her Question

Briggs-I called on Miss B irdseys the
other day IN my new suit and when /
kissed her she was quite indignant, IN
til told her It was always the custom
20 christen a new suit in that way.
GriGgs-Then what did she say7
Briggs-She wanted 10 know ~ that
was the only new suit had
and FIIrnisher
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Galveston BY kxcnrslon.

February 18th, via Santa Fe route. One
fare, 81. 40, TOR round trip. Rare oppor-
tunity TO visit Galveston, Houston and
North Galveston. For full information
see Wright g. Miller, agents North Gal
weston association. 81 pot
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al never thought Mrs. Thompson
fluent taiker when she was a girl"
oh, bat she is novr. You know
there's a baby in the family. Chicago
News Record
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The Missouri Pacific Railway City
Ticket and Freight Office have removed 10
ia North Main street Hyde & Humbie's
old stand. Tickets sold 10 all points of
the Globe. Do not forget the number. ia
North Main street d51 If
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s. D. Shaw. formerly of l49 North Main
street. has opened his new tousorlsl par
Tors under the Citizens bank and will be
pleased 10 see all his old friends and former
patrons. CTOlr
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Rl 20 10 Galveston and return. - dq-
limit, via Santa Fe route Date. Feb. 18th
For full information see or add ress Wriga
& Miller before Feb 10. g. 20
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1893 Calendars 1893

The Worlds Fair Calendars for 1898 are
now being distributed at the sRock Island
city Office, free. You are invited TO call
and get one or more. J. H PHILLIPS.
City Ticket and Passenger Agent, WIch
tia. ago IT
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waiting,

To- u!st.etoe hau2s from tie chandelier,
Ter cEeess are rosy red.
Ye; in her blDe ere CLEANS 8 crystal tear
he coHeth rot sne said
-Jufra
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S2l. 40 for rouu6 trip. Wis Santa Fe route
TO Galveston, Feb. Is To secure rhi> rae
register at the office OF Wright & Miller
before Feb. II. al .ur
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60 east via the New short line. Nj
souri, Pacific Pleasant I'M route.
Through sleeping ard chair cars wirhou,
change Wichita 10 81. Louis .sdtg
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He-You know, Miss suythe, fancy
you
She-Oh, George, this is 50 sudden
Truth
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Herman & Hess

Are giving honest values in
Clothing, Furnishings, Hats
and Mems Fine Shoes, for
honest dollars. An honest
buyer could ask for nothing
more.
Are you an honest buyer?
You are invited to in
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pare with all others the
stock and prices Of
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Herman &HGSS
0nG-PriCH CIOthierS,
406 East Douglas Ave.
REAL ESTATE.

Furnished by Apologize & Mallory
hbstracterS)
The records in the register Of deeds Office
Ahow the following buyers:
7 4 Davidson lots 80 aud IS Walnut 81
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REMEMB

A Map of any State or Territory
in the United States--the latest
showing all ounties, Rivers, Rail
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handy Historical Notes, Statistics
of Population, Manufactures, Etc,
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OSmaniS followers relapScd into state
of N audlin drunkenness.
just as darkness settled upon the
forest Khalifau. the negro, approached
Osnani's tent, leading his female cap
tive by the wrist.
"Bwana! In obedience TO your words,
have brought this heather girl"
"Ha. This IS the girl who stayed nv
hand when l would have shot Cues
ton her, o KhalIfan"'
The negro turned to her The girls
eyes were downcast bat in answer to
KhalIfan's queries she mumbled brief
reply.
at is Allah's mercy to let this heath
en- say that she begged her fathers
life"
''Oh. her father. was it? A power
full man, Khalifan, who nearly killed
thy master"
Allah be praised for our masters
preservation" muttered the negro fer
vently.
shes cOmely creature. Inquire
her name
After few words with the girl, KhA-
!ifan replied:
Master! May il please you, her
names Tinela"
1t Is we'll Tell her that she enters
nv harem"
KhzlHau explained his masters
word TiueIa cas-: one hopeless glance
around her. then II despair she threw
herself upon the ground and cried p-.e-
ously-
"a curse UPON her cries. Make ker
cease roazed Osmaul s1<.4y.
But Khxlifsn's endeavors . pscifv
the savage maiden we're futile Spring
ing 70 aer feet Tiaeiz struggled wildly
with the giant acsxa Hs- e.ies 2aG
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-12-05
STILL THEY CONE.

STILL THEY CON II.
We take peasure in re-
producing The following
notice FRI m the Dublin
Leader" concerning two
progressive business men
lately located in Wsco:
The Leader regrets to
lose from Dublin two
such promiuent' and sue
cessful physicians and
surgeons as Drs. Rees
and Burlesop, who havo
lately connected them
selves with the Artesia
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HOLIDAYS

In the homes of their childhood.
Special attention is called to the su
peEior accommodations over all other
roads cifered By the Nj X Il Z. in
furnishing Throush Char Cars from
all liinclpal loints on their liz in
Texas, giving passene er- choice of
routes, via Houston and New Orleans.
or Fort Worth, Dallas. Snrevo pori,
Memphis and other ga'ewsys Special
attention shown to parties, and all
Informa'lon Ieg arding tickets, routes,
connections, etc, Oh application.
j. E. SMITH,
Ticket Agent, Waco, Tex.
w. G. CRUSH,
G. P. & T. A., Denison, Tex
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ED. E. DISMUkE
PERFUMERY

Is an indispensable adjunct olJ
toilet. The best Of Scents. E,,,.
etc, is a catalogue Of delight
which you will find pretty us
everything here that appeals }
a refine d taste. Here are the ma,
exquisitly delicate perfumes noydI
tainable, to produce which sDdl
flowers have yielded their sweet oluI
We claim to carry the largest surI
ment of any house in the CITY. I
consists of all lines of See'y's S,Es
Palmer, Ricker's. Eastman's, AE|
sons, Lauren's, and the only line !
Russian Extracts.
Ed. E. Dismuke,
Corner 4th and Franklin St.
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10Th, 10th and 2ISt, 1898,
Sell Tickets 10 all Points in
ONE FARE FOR
THE ROUND TRIP,

Making 'he return limit good for
thirty days firm date of sale. This
gives everyone an opportunity to visit
their old home, see their old frlenC 5,
aud spend the
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Remember this that no matter
what route you take going you return
on regular trains, and the "COTTON
BELT ROUTE is the only line with
trains starting east of the Mississippi
river and running through to Waco,
Fort Worth, Sherman and intermedi
ate points without change twice each
day.
For rates. maps, time tables and
schedule of through car arrangement,
address your nearest ticket agent. or
A. A Gibson,
). G, WARNER, Trav, Pass. Agt,
Gen. Pass. Agt, Fl. Worth, Tex.
Tyler, Texas.
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again honestly tell We satisfied that suffering human
make axe in calling 0 those eminent specialists
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-19

cithor dead or dying full hundred Of
tine wild cattlc.
"At TINT moment | remembered my
bunting knife and drawing il from ms
belt drove it to the hit into the bulls
mock
"rhc blow was q good one and rs the
warm blood poured from his mouth
nnd uodWlH, ! know that | was saved
\ mumeut later the huge. strong form
snuA liielcssly lut0 the ulre; the island
uShtCd lWcll aud ! was again mnster Of
The situation.
The rest was comparatively easy,
although on one occasion | had ~ many
as a dozen struggling animals close
ruuud me- and an clamorug Cor ndmlt.
tnnvo nc the Snne time. but the poor
creatures were too weak 10 nisc Thorn.
selves, IN fact most of them sunk with.
ont c0nsing me much trouble, aud very
auon all bccnmc still, hut never had the
moon shonc down upon q moro CHASTITY
struggle for existence than had oc.
cupicd the last half hour
After cuNting around for somc timo
for u means of reaching the shore
finally succeeded In crossing upon the
hacks of tho dead hufalocs, hat it was
ticklish work p
well. tO cut long story short, for
this Is my farm which we are coming to.
] managed 60 yet enough hides ont of
thut pool 60 mako nay lrin a very prohta-
Die one, but had To gct a new horse
before | could market them, for the old
one 1 never saw again.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-19
SHE HAD NO USE FOR TAT
TT ERG

A quaint little maid who has very de-
cidcd aud clearly defined notions OF her
own, whose home ~ on the North Side,
close by the lake shore drive aud whose
mamma Is a communicate of the ST.
James, recently very urgently requested
that she be provided with one Of chose
big print Bibles that have covers that
double back She explained that she
wanted 10 read the Bible all through, as
her new Sunday school teacher had done
abe had just been promoted from the
infant room 10 the Sunday school proper
before she was ten years old. OF
course her mamma was not only willing
but anxious 10 encourage so pious pur-
pose, aud she got the sort of Bible NJ.
tie Sue wanted, Each day for an hour
or more she read with careful attention
~ her new Bible. When she came TO
thnt chapter which relates how God
called Adam and Eve 10 account for
their di5obedience Sue went TO her
mother and, bringing her soft-coyered
blnle together with u bang exclaimed
with scornful Indignation: do yod
Know, mamma, that | think Adam was
lust MS mean rs he could be: he wasn't
ht 70 speak TO, and IL | had been I'm
EVe's place ] never would have spoken
To him again. Just think of his going
ana telling God on Eve after he had
eaten the apple, too. / don't see what
nude Tod listen TO such tattler for
anyway. Chicago Post
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-19

hundred have shot within i've uliles
OF this spot, bat although J have had
several narrow Hqncaks for my life.
only once came near getting frightened
60 death, and that happened riglt
here.
- hldu't exactly boon hunting That
dry, still I bud nay rltic with me. ! car
also for tho ,pry best uf reasons that
] didn't have amy better n,acc 20 leave
g. Ia thosc days there weren't many
Of us hunters bad any very special
lomcs n tho West, aud when the
wcnthcr WIS warm and clear VIZ ire
queay nnde long trips, camping just
whore we found ourselves az sunset
well u Was getting iusky ON that
particular evening ~ when ! came in
the creek here. thinks | 90 myself I'll
stay right here, $50 nftcr lettering tho
horse. | stretched out on ihe ground to-
enjoy my pipe
after lying perhaps mn hour was
suddenly startled 10y a peculiar rum.
bling noise IL sounded Ike un lmdur.
ground disturbance, / tried 10 think my
fancy hnd deceived ne, hut it Kept got
tlnE Louder AND louder 40 finally | dc
termlned 10 80 and look around.
II clnnhcrrd up thNt bank as fast M
j could, noticing that Us ! ncnrcd the
TOP The fuinbllug sound grow moro and
more distinct, hut strAngu 90 saw, | ucvpr
for moment suspected the danger
We'll. when 40 length reached TIM
brow Of the hill aud looked over the
sight that met my eyes fairly nOHe my
blood IN my veins.
"A living prairie OF painting, strug.
Cling buiialoes, aud the whole herd ui.
der fun steam, stampediug and heading
straight for me,
MY heart just fairly jumped into
my mouth, for they Weren't more thau
quarter of milo awRN hnt 10 wasn't
any ume To stand thinking, So mst
tinued down that rayne faster than 1
could run Il would Kin man Ia do n
In cold blood, but knew / had 10 reach
my horse or lose my life
AS ! neAreh tho horse he plunged
and tore az the rope AK though he wrr,
crazy ana y wax evident that he had
scented the danger
II had got 70 within twenty Yards of
him, when he made frpnuc bhnge
snapped the rope, and away iic went
turned IN despair Just as the Grst
putlaloes eaehed the hr0M of tho I'M
but ! knew how usolpss II would H. Al
waste ammunition, 1 think, however
that ] would have fought Il ont had I
not thought Of the muskpg which ron,-
menced about forty yards from whore
stood. i knew that though / might
set little way ~ on the dauking mass
By helng very careful still Il would IN
mighty poor footing for stampeding
herd 81 buffalo There wasn't a mo.
ment 20 lose, SO ] headed for II as hard
as 4 could run, but short az the dis
tRnce was ! realized that Il would be a
CLOSE race between myself and the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-19
OUR BOYS AND GIRLS.

frightened brutes already surging down
the steep bluffs, Needless Of anything
except flight
"Jnst as / reached the cdge Of the
mornss the living wave broke upon the
bottom Of the rayinc. causing the quak
ing ground 20 uudulate in long swelis
which very nearly threw me beadlOng
into the muddy water.
II recovered myself. however, and,
making q desperate spring, landed upon
one Of those small moss Islands Wnlch
loat here and there upon The surface 81
the auagmirc. One more leap ANA /
had reached my limit. ] could get no
further. for there was not another ISLAND
within twenty feet
II turned and faced the snorting
foam-iecked mass OF maddened buita'
lOps
"One glance showed me that only The
extreme left Of the herd would face the
swamp the great mass passing 10 the
westward. still | knew that ! had NOT
yet got ont Of the scrape.
THE hrat creature TO reach the edge
attempted 10 hold back, but be tried IN
vain. The irresistible power behind
drove him forward 10 Sis doom, aud
with q loud below ne sprung upon the
nenrset Island, but IL was not built To
carry him aud he instantly disappeared.
II looked from the spot whore he had
gone down and saw TO my horror that
what had crossed nH safe land had
now sunk under the combined weight
Of the herd and that between my frall
raft and the dry land WIS now fully
eighty feet Of gungmirc filed With
drowning aud lghtlug Onmals some OF
which were knpc-lpep. while others
barely had their noses ont of water.
The struggles aud cries of the poor
creatures were horrible 10 witness. as
az ufanFNs4r tIfUW fVufnfIINH
under foot ana pressed under water by
IN" stronger among The herd crowding
forward
up 10 this time but few Of them had
succeeded in lighting their way through
the thick slime 10 the island upon which
] had taken refuge. aud these J had been
forced 10 shoot for my selfprotection.
There wnE one however. that nearly
proved too much Tor me A young and
sturdy bull after making a vigorous
rush across tile backs OF the others, dur.
iug which he slipped aud half Tell
three or four times only TO recover him-
self with % snort of terror. finally
reached the end of his living bridge, and.
gathering himself for last effort a.
tempted 30 spring upon my stronghold.
Fortunately for nae, thc great fcllrw
Slipped. and falling SHORT succeeded
only in striking the island with his mus
siyc wOolly head.
"As mnttcr Of course the shock
threw me OF my feet and when ] had
recovered myself the bull had got one
lrg upon the moss aud had half raised
himself from the water
"Ny rifle was empty SO ] welded Il as
% club. striking him upon the nose un-
30 hIs roars echoed down the myine,
hut for oll my clubbing / could not drive
hm huck aud in another instant he had
secured footing with the other leg.
"NvYcr shall ] forget the agony OF
that moment standing ns ! did upon
small MOSS island scarcely twelve fcpt
in diameter with a bottomlps- QuagInire
ull round and an cnrugcd buffalo draw
Ing nae rcsistlrssly into the folds of the
heaving, bubbling mud. Ia which were
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-19

was 40 greatly overcome that he could
scarcely speak But he controlled him
self sufficiently 10 say: What have
done 90 deserve thisV aud with a depre-
cntory gesture of his hand, MS though
he spurned with loathing the crown
that was offered. he turned and went
ont from the presence Of these officers.
that he had seen what no other man
excepting those then there had ever
witnessed, mAu refusing crown of
empire
Colonel Williams was the FIRST to
leave the room, the other officers fol-
lowing slowly, and when they were to-
gthcr uguiu az their own hcadquor-
tcrs, one of item said: He IS too
great o. accept the empire and with
establish kingdom with Washington
upon the throne was ended.
Some mouths after Colonel Nathan
Williams returned TO lis bethrothed The
treaty of peace had been signed; the
army had been disbaudcd, and the
preparations for the American tcdcru-
ton or the government which preceded
the establishment of the constitution
were being made,
His sweetheart received him with
joy, hut she perce. we'd IN an instant
that lac mo- longer wore His uniform,
uud she asked why he hnd not come to
her a. he had done before, Will. the re-
gala OF his office upon him.
''phere is no army now, my sweet
heart be said; III has been disbanded, y
"Rut is not Washington to be- kmgY'
"No. Mary"
"Would they not permit it?"
He would not permit { himself Hc
spurned the crown, aud was angry
when they offered it 60 him.
"rhrn You win not he an officer In
the army, and there will be no fine
times for us hcreaftcrY
There is no 0rmy, and | do not know
what ] Sian do
"Aad yoa have hoon fighting all these
For my country and for You, Mary .
hc said
''l'or your country; what country
For mes What benefit To me IL there
when YOU come back like tlisY She
locked vt him with naughty manner
now, and without another word khC
turned away and left him, and I'm that
movement Nathan Williams perceived
that II was not love but ambition which
hud possessed his sweetheart.
Years nftcrwnrd. when no was hap
PLY married. Nathan Williams heml
sent upuu diplomatic mission to q CON
tireutnl court, mot there u hnuds0m,
woman whom hc recognized. lie
stepped toward her and she received
him with corli0lily.
"Aro you happy. Maryy he said
Eyes. | ann very hnpNv because
have after all married soldier VII,
has both fame aud fortune and who D.
able 10 tnke me 30 those great places
of which ! nsed TO dream when you an,
I were lovers"
Her beauty had Fascinated an Encll,l
officer whom SHE had married aud wh,
took her To his English hour whcr,
she was FOR mNpy venrs honutv ~
great reputc. Il. Jay EDWARDS
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-19
FIGHT ON A MUSKEG.

n1or l,he sunlay NnanLlnl

tfOr The Sunday Guzctte)
"lt was the nasticst scrapc I ever got
into said Jonathan Johnson as The
trail upon which we were driving. sud.
drly led down into the magnificent rn.
vine in which the Pippstone creek
wends Us sluggish way toward the
Quuppcllr river through humorous cram.
berry wampa aud muskcgs
III was the nnsticst scrnpc ! ever got
into and I'm gOing to tell you an about
a."
settled myself comfortably IN the
wagon cnt. ready for good story. for
j knew that Jonathan iu hls Young days
had been An old buffalo hunfcr and
could tell many % good nupcdotc VI De-
would only allow himself 10 be- drawn
out
Twas about 80 years ngo" said he.
when these prHirips were ns wild ns
nature made them uud buffalo were ns
thick ns mice boz barn. that | first
came out here TO hunt aud trap for the
Hudson BAY company. la the East
there were few could beat me as "a
hunter, hut up 20 that time I didn't
know much about the Western big game.
Well J soun found the fuyOritp feeding
ground of the buffalo, aud that was
right around this ueighborhoOd Many
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-19
poNr oHANoE IHE OLD FLAGi

NluINtlNnN A0Duf ~ WIN iMANANif
"a proposition was recently made IN con
design and construction u the America
flag An old soldier IN hospital. upo
hearing Of No. muruured; "DOn't chang
the old flag. til ] dieVl
o. men that can think and can feel
Who toll with the heart aud the brain,
Pray hear sick soldiers appeal.
Encompassed Ia barracks ~ pHini
Right soon will appear my relief
The step OF the guard echoes nigh.
But spare my existence one grief:
Don't change the old Gag, gu del
When playing. a wlld-hoarted boy.
or marching, to mimic the men.
That nag was q glorlded toy
i thrilled through NY heart even theni
saw II brood oyer the ranks,
And carry It's stars toward the skyi
q, congressman, merit my thanks.
And don't change the Gag. tili / dlei
Once, wandering IN nations afar.
Yielded 10 gloom aud despair;
And homesiCkneea' iron burdened bar
Crushed everything winsome and fair
BEHOLD on a storm beaten bark.
The nag u my country strenmed hight
That sweet flash of light through the dark
VIII never 60 out, tll I dlel
With Wild shouts Of foemcn around,
pruycd 10 the Heaven smiling DER,
hut chung 10 the shuddoring ground.
Like thunder.bOlts clenvng cTdE.
There came "a loud rescuiig cry!
Soon saw ! the baitle-atained Dag
always shall love tnl ! Dict
know my last camp has been made.
It's marble white tout tops i sccs
And soon viii the sections sharp spadn
Dig solemn entertainments fnr me.
iut round fuc those folds Will outwlnc,
Aud DER me their col0rs shall hy.
Forever our banner must shine
Don't change the old nag, when ! diel
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-19
REFUSED A CROWN.
Tho story Of wa.nmrton'. Notabio Az,

The story OF WnshlnEtunN Notable Aot
dor Tho sunday Gaaette)
When Nathan Williams enlisted In
the Continental army he was hlied with
the desire To do groat things as a soldier.
80 that Inc might win not only tho fuvor
Of Washington himself but nlsD of
fair maid, whom he had known from his
eurlics, childhood, and who Gwen I'm their
school DAYS used 10 cast Shy hut fNsciunt-
Ing Chances 20 him across the school
room. She was Mary lrumhull and
after the news cAnc 90 thoir town TINT
the British had hrrd unon the fnruer
boys az Lexington and Concord, she said
TO Nathan'
All. Nathan. IL you were only a little
older aud a little taller, ihcn yOn wOulh
take inusket and march away with
the militsa and by and hy y0u would
como hack an ohic0r"
"But AM almost tan enough now p
Nathan said To her la reply. "and ID Ne
do not beat the british right away, why
then The time will colnn when shah
have grown hg enough ami Old enough
TO be soldier TOO"
The time came three years later
when Nathan had grown so greatly that
ne was Of man's stature. although his
ssay checks aud boyish eoaDteAance ~.