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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-21

Tyler. Tox4 June 70 -iApsclli, '-hAm ~
d,Iiuli ba6ame Involved m tight l.ef Hhs
badly cut M the arm With 4 Auiir nhd
iIoliSn's face was beaten ii = ilrrlplg .uilf
difiou. An onlerf aHs sent Tor fll llniiun
Wa arrested he made. ffeak fgr hbs
eriy aud iia ier VS. broken o. The ru-
rult 81 the nilcrf's pistol.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-21
DEATHS.


saiado. TEX. gnne 0.--lsprcia), IN
w. W Smith. an Old and rsflemed citl-
zea u B9ll county. dlel here on The
IiHh lie bns bern In Ben county many
years he leaves Wife aud several
grnnn children and many friendr 90
fuuufu Ais loss
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-21
rEAIlfuL wIll9cIt.

Now York, June 20.-A train on tho
Long Island railway returning from
sherpslsad bay races heavily loaded was
wrecked near Ilnrkyille. -Four leoplc
kill,d mud 100 injured; no further par
heulnrs Yet,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-21
IN BELL.

NJ lla9o, Tex, June 20. -(SpeciaD.--
~ eal nice rain yesterday. which
al ,eNlYed all vegetation very much
Y, ,ls Prospect for a crop is much bet
81 in u was few days ago. The
I. ~ dropping OF the cotton and II
II farmers look moro cheerful and
~ ~ better They are wen M with their
!. ~. The threshiug season viii sonn
n 3 ana the boys will expect chicken
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-21
WALKED 70 DEATH.

], -,l9se- Ill. Iuue 20.-Dauiel Ford
kses JEW York. guest at the rest
I'm y II, II. McCormic. Erie and
ma, Nieeis, walked through an opeh
X ~ Nhile asleep last night. broke
~ ~, arm and received fracture Of
81 y The unfortunate man die-i to-
II = as Injuries. He was y years
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-21
cHBRoKEn BONDS.

Talilequah /. r.. June 2O.--Chief IInr-
~ add today negoilntonA for the pnr-
sin IN progress aud 10 hal tyrfy rea-
son 10 think the doal would be SION
uindn
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-21
nAYAnp ro WE luEnN.

London. June 20-rhos ". Basafd, The
American ambassador 10 grgat lfitain. VII.
proceed 70 Windsor cn4tie dun lay ne1t for
10 tle duefu.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-21

London, June 20 Intense beat pre-.
sal. fagousholt the United klnFdou..
The upiIbsr Of casss Of snnstfoke ~
rsDorfed unusual A nm nAnc1 Hogan
az caFk w. hlea. stesa ~ pAEts q
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-21

ChlehFa, H. Inne - Two hlphfcd de-
y0in4a n whist met Ia fUufh1 iHi4y On tbs
auFcuiacni no0f N The MuHpnir temple.
high above tilr turmoil Of the STREET Il Was
gteus which - composed largely Of Amer
fruua
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-21

Chicago. H.. June 20.-'IAp first purn-
Der 81 Cma. . weekly periodical. which
Assumes u fcpreseit the r~-rcssiFe sill
W. elesnrut of The 1ranainA,dsslppi
congress. made 10 appearance today
Ths payer Will ss haHad W W. IA. HAr-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-21

We formcly chairman of the executive
committee Of the iransmisNssirn coa-
rress; Hon. J. S ougheriy or Texas
contributes the chief article IN this mum
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-21

Chiciso, H., June 9Orhr Great North
cru PM The knife into 1rnuseontinenial
rates today, making rate of SOL first
GLASS Jni SlA second rlnsa from ST.
Paul 10 San Francisco
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-21
Me. oLnynLANp.s 11Ir.

Washington. June 2D.--Airs Clere.
land. daughter and servants ieft on a
sp,slal ear az $40 Tor Bnzzafl Bay.
The president dlI not aceompany her.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-21

Berlin. June z0.-The heat Il intense;
the lelis aud WOods are dry aud there
have bsen several f0rsst hres few
miles from tho city.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-21
THE CITY COUNCIL.
City Fathers Meet and Pass
Upon Certain Matters.
Of PUBLIC INTEREST.
An Attempt 10 Pass Certain CITY HALL Furnish.
lag Contracts Met DeIsal-stwral
Important Questions Laid
Yer Tor Action

yer Tor Action
s&s,
The cit, ~ ln8, ,r,., ....,,,.
last nishi. ~, H re- s s,lla' N JIssion
Montgomery in W a
The finance cdi. reported. ao-
septms the poundin 49, report for for
May. 1893, showing net rec,lDts of
S0slh5. Adopted.
The report Of The assessor aud collect
or was returned By The committee. show.
lng total receipts Tor tho month OF MAY.
S31;Gi2O6, II WIS ndoptpd
lhe committee reported adversely on
lht Application Of Mrs. ;. NJ. Chambers.
reg1nilhg rchatr OF taxes Oh certain
property. with the statement that in
me oponiOn Of The committee. the legis.
lalurc had provided needed relief
The following communication WIS
Med by the committee;
Fort Worth Tex. June 70. 1893.
To the Honorable Mayor aud City Coun-
ell:
Learning this morning that It wonld
he necessary 10 get an accommodation
from some source to meet the interest
due on the third, fourth and eighth Sc
RES OF bonds, ON account of uncollected
taxes, yOur mayor and finance commit.
tee made application to a city buul, for
o loan sufficient 10 carry us over until
the taxes were collected 10 meet the
m, has ara innn.it Xxi a.. tn I.,.i;.,,,
tb1t ti.v ,rn,,lJ e,'.,n,tnni,t, us ~.
ottnrh bnr,tn T,sir la,tin,,;.n o,l H..
Sr"sl,r,. ,,in'n, t r,rji''. " T,r , ,i'o
Interest TtJs win nab ms ~, nn
f,tnds tn NV I,i,' hiIis ANA NIL. y,,,,' n
tiinr Wu p,S ~" ''a "" I'M ,,,, ,i,.,
W. ,',i, Wv, ~" t,ii' WI w, h',r
- '"s' W f'' '''' ''' Nu'''"'
80, June ~ US.
IS d. I,addock' Mayor;
Mt. lNSer. city. treasurer has rs
cussed the application for q loan 10 the
city, with US, ami as l see no pruSrcrt
of the city being in position to pay. il
back 10 the bank within reasonable
time, l feel Obliged To decline
~. G, MCAl,ItlN,.
president City National Bank
Your committee on tinnuce have care
fully examined into the cllnns of j. G,
Terrell, mayor pro-. TEN. for salary "a
mayor during The absence Of the mayor
on official business,
We desire 10 say that tl}is Is the irst
instance within the history Of the rity
whore the mayor pro. tom. has mnd'
any caiu for services uudrr similar cir
cunstnne =. Alderman Frs, the first 10
be elected mayor pro- tenn under the
charter. served without compensation.
Then AlleiWlh Ia'ksou. Alderman d. y
NicIs, Alderman j. Y Montgomery and
others, who have given much OF their
time TO the city, even serving on the
city bench when others Were disqualified
or absent; without a SUGGESTION hat
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-21
A DYNANurER ARRIVES.

w. York, Juae 20. - llbert,
~, s,nawiier recently discharged if2in
fneiish piiAo1 arrived here Lois
,.,arsiae. He declined - taik-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-21
EARTHQUAKE,
EARTHQUAKES An AUGUSTA, CA.

Augusta, Ga, June a0--A slight earih-
gnakg shock, u second In duration, was
fell horo.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-02-05

Of which Is a woman, who she said went
by the name Of White in Kansas City but
who Is known here as the Snake
Charmer'' and that while she was there
sac lost her money, $40, and her husband
and did not know why she was locked up.
The woman at whose place she visited
said she got drunk there and fought every
body in the house and that her husband
took her money. He IS said 10 have gone
TO Hutchinson and remained over night.
The police could not find him Friday night
but rs soon rs Mrs Stewart became sober
she was released on the bond which she
forfeited yesterday.
At the meeting of the police commits
sioneUs yesterday afternoon George Dennis
and Ben Reynolds were removed from the
force and Charles WoItz and John Fisher
were appointed to succeed them. w. H.
OldheId WAS appointed special policeman
to assist Officer Betsen on the west side at
night Wotz and Oldfeld are Populists
and John Fisher is Democrat and was
formerly sheriff of this county
Chief Cone says that John Fisher will
serve notice on Hank Heiserman, Ben
Downing, Judge Balderson, Charlie Hat
ton aud some more of the boys that prac-
tical jokes are played out now. and if they
attempt their FRANKS on him as of old he
Will run them in.
There is not a night but what report is
made at the station of horses left hitched
in the street until late hour. Two were
taken to a stable by the police last night.
The city marshal of Helena, mont, who
is on the road here after w. IL. Byers.
telegrsphed yesterday that be was delayed
forty-two hours between Helena and
Denver by snow storms.
Mrs. j. a. Webster Of go Long Meadow
avenue, Kansas City, No. writes to in
quire il the police have yet found her run
away husband. She says on postal card
that il is the suspense more than the hus-
band that is worrying her. She says, also,
that she wrote the chief of police three
weeks ago and that he has not yet written
her one single word about him.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-02-05
HE WAS KIND.
A Pleasing Story About tho Late Secre-
tzry Window.

Speaking of the cabinet officers who
gathered around Mr.. Harrison's table
at the beginning of his administration
brings TO mind the late Secretary Win
dom. He was kind and affable gen
tlemaD. and his sudden death was a
shock to the country at large and a
cause Of grief to those who enjoyed his
acquaintance, says writer in the Wash
ington Evening News
remember an incident which showed
his kindness Of heart and the unosten-
tatious qualities inherent in the truly
great
1t was an insufferably hot day in the
August preceding his death, and the
sun glared with blind force on the con-
crete of the open space between the
west entrance Of the treasury and the
white house.
On the curb Of the fountain basin
half grown sparrow was making fruit
less efforts to get drink Of cool water
which bubbled tantalizingly just be
yond its reach. Finally It leaned little
too far, and, losing its balance, fell
overheard.
Its struggles were taking it toward
the center of the basin and beyond
rescue l reached out my open UNI
brella> and just as was drawing him
in l felt hand on my shoulder and
hearty voice said:
We'll done. I'll see that you have a
Gfe-saving medal for that
1t was Mr.. Window. He was on his
way to cabinet meeting, but the af-
fairs of state and the country's finance
had to wait while he assisted az the
rescue of the half-drowned bird.
He took the bedraggled little creature
in his hand, and after smoothing it's
plumage laid it on the sunny terrace
out of harms way to dry. Then, invit-
ing me to share his big green sun shade,
we walked on to the white house.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-02-05
GERMAN RUDENESS.
A Noted Doctor on the Unchivalrio Csn-
duct OF His Cosntrymen.

duct OF His COgntrymen.
Louise Won Kobell, who IS Frau Won
Eisenhart, has written book of Con
versatiOns OF DR.. Dollinger," lately
translated into English, from which the
Daily News of London has taken ex-
tracts. Driven into an inn by shower
in one of their walks, he was greatly
annoyed by the conduct of some young
men, who swore at the weather, smoked
and called inpatiently for beer.
Tobacco and alcohol are demoniacal
powers" said Dolliuger. half in jest and
half in earnest. Smokers are barbar
ians. The eternal smoking Of
pipes and cigars by our forefathers
doubtless helped to bring about the
short sight which has now become he
reditary in Germany. Tobacco smok-
ing is the ruin of society and of chival-
rous conduct toward women"
Talking of the German love of public
houses, he said: when l compare our
young men with young Englishmen
what difference / find! How many
Notwithstanding, weakly, uncouth,
mannerless Youngsters see here, while
it is a real pleasure only to look at the
boys and students in England, so vigor-
Gus, healthy, well grown, clean and dis
tinguished-looling in their attractive
college dress"
At another time he said that if he
were = legislator the first law he would
introduce in Germany would be one for
the protection of young girls. England
and America We're, he said, in advance
of Germany in the treatment Of women.
For instance" he added Il hardly
think that an educated Engishman
would allow his wife to fetch him his
boots, slippers, cigars and newspapers,
as do so many of our countrymen-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-02-05
TURKEY HUNTING IN ARIZONA.
The Great Slaughter just Before Thanks
gIvtng Day.

gIvtnz Day.
The Arizona bill of fare Is too apt 70
contain only the items bacon, beans,
hard bread, fapjacks and coffee three
hundred and sixty-four days in the
year. Thanksgiving is the exception,
and no dinner is complete on that day
without turkey to remind the miner,
prospector or ranchman of the old
home in the east. In the southeastern
section of.the territory there is a creek
called Rio Prieto, and nicl1named the
Turkey river" 1t is the only place
within about two hundred miles where
wild turkeys abound, but then there
are enough Of them in the narrow val
ley 70 stock a state.
just before Thanksgiving this valley
is filed with hunters from every part
Of the territory, and the slaughter is
ve-y great; bat it takes place only
once { wear. and the ranks viii be filed
up next spring and summer. Some Of
the hunters come 50 far that they
have 70 make "ierl,y" Of the turkey
meat in order to get il home. Aminer
must be very fond OF turkey when he
viii travel one hundred miles for il.
and then take it in the shape Of sailed
and sun-dried strips end shreds. and
usually fried in . gravy OF bacon,
grease and -four.
These turkeys are very large birds
as half q dozen are about ss much as 4
pack-muie can carry out 4 the valley.
Old-timers say that Co5blers weighing
thirty pounds have been taken out Of
the Pricto canyon
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-02-05
Herman &HGSS
0l0-PPiCG CIOthi0rS,
4O6 East Douglas Ave,
BOARD OF TRADE DIRECTORS MEETING.


The directors meeting Of the board of
trade held at their hall Friday afternoon
last was well attended by the newly elect
ed directors all Of whom qualified by tax
fog the usual oath OF office after which
they proceeded TO elect the following
officers Tor the ensuing year: r. w Glenn.
ent, president; B. II. Campbell, first vice
president: /. D. Skinner, second vice pres
ident; !. o. Davidson, treasurer; Z. =.
Davis, secret ary-
The names Of ". r. Dulanay and II. /.
Pierce should be added 10 the list Of direc-
Tors published in the EAGLE Friday morn
jng. The new directory Is composed OF lead
ing citizens having at heart the best in
1erests of the city. and they all expect 10 see
iheir work rewarded by good results during
The present year.
There are many matters OF Importance
vow pending before them, and every clti-
zen of Wichita viii have firm confidence
IN the gentlemen composing he new board
and viii feel that IN the future, as in the
past, much good must result TO the city
from their acts.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-02-05

The B. T. p e. meets at $50 The even
ing service will close the revival which
has heeu in progress at this church for
five weeks. II will be OF much interest
and all are invited to attend.
ST. Johns church, North Lawrence ave
nue.. Rev. r. w. RhAmes, pastor-Seryices
will be celebrated at the morning service.
The subject Of the sermon will BE-, False
Prophets" The afternoon service will be.
In Memoriam." for Bishop Phillips
Brooks Public cordially invited Sunday
school will meet al $3.50 and all teachers
are urgently requested 10 be present Y.
z. G. meets al o. Ia.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-02-05
a cHAHTEnhD ORGANIZATION.

The First German Ladies' Aid Society Of
Wichita has been duly chartered by the
state. 1t is composed of some of the very
best ladies' in the city, and IS doing A great
deal of good work, not only in promoting
the cause Of charity, but in spreading that
spirit OF sociability for which the Germans
are noted.
The following officers were elected for
the first year: President, Mrs. H. Bolre;
vice president, Mrs D. Bissanrz; secretary.
Mrs. Il Camlen; treasurer. Mrs. II. NIchol
The following executive committee was
appointed: Mrs. H. Suhre. Mrs. J. Ger
tets, Mrs. H. keChol, Mrs. Spring bone and
Mrs Q. Keller.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-02-05
ABOUT rBE STATION.

Merryman Reviy was fined 81 and costs
in the police court yesterday for allowing
his billy goat to run at lay-e Uud-eau up
Percy Louglauds' undertaking.
Ben MorelaHd, who was fined SO for
EteallnG scott BeaI's oyercoaJ, pad W
yesterday and was discharged
Six women PAID SO sach yesterday. the
FIRST fines collected under The new rules.
Mrs. y. II. Stewart, charged with being
drank and disturbing be peace, Left $40
Tor bis appearance az o'clock yesterday,
and failing 70 appear the amount was for.
feited- Mrs. Stewart is a well dressed woman
with plenty Of money snd Some good jewel
~. According 10 her story as told 10 a
reporter while she wss 1t the station. she
IS The vile Of DIR. y. IL Stewart WHO makes
has headquarters in this city and practices
Throughout The county Sue sad teat ON
Friday afternoon she and the doc or went
10 visit at "a notorious house az the corner
g. Water ana First streets. the proprietor
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-02-05

The statement VS. made recently
that pruasic acid was made from peach
stones. savs the ST. Louis Globe Demo
crat This Is together mistake, for,
although uuaer eartain conditions q
trace OF tlerszin p-.acipis0f The deadly
poison ear Zee fa1ud IN peach stones
there is a-t sufficient - produce the
acId without other essential Ingredients
Indeed, without the process Of fer
uer-ario1. there : 10 evidence AT al
Il 1rlssic ac.4 u TIE stones P-usac
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-02-05
EYE AND EAR INFIRMARY.
DRS. PU RDY & JORDAN
SPECIALISTS.

Chartered b7 the state o. Kansas for n
treatment a az Chronic and Surgical d.
eases. and Permanently located ia Wi~hfa
where. By Lcrorrhls methods srsd he employ
fnent ~ only tho mast scientific syec ialists IN
the several departments. The Institute tzs
gained the confidence ~ h<EA tie prufrssifS
and the iAity thTogEqut tho ~0nfhEesf
EYE AND EhE DEPARTMENT liz
charge 81 . skt.lfd Ocuiiat Catzrart removed
snd sight restored, Cros- syss stra.Fbtensd
du The youbg with0u oPeratina} We era
grauulzfsd Ids. closurs n tea tiurts dis~a=ess
81 retiuA and nerve. ptsrTgtuu. a. cbrsntr IN
fsmatsoDs warts ca uas, &c. Glzsses se.szl-
CATABRH ABSOLUTELY CURED "a
from - 20 % days. New home tFsAtFnsut
furnished Fearing a. ringing 10 ne ssrD,
tubes. and al forms Il detective bearing 80.
eBts fralty freatsd.
DISEASES or wONEN.-Tr tbs drpa-t.
rssnt our fAei.itse. are TIE beet, ne cure ansrs
Others faiI. a. LuudTeds o. ts@t4EoDH s. Ia oar
0f5cs vii fAcE. Z b. u1E1frfaf curative
effects - ytECTEtcTTT are or1.sg.strafsf daily
70 our lnsfl tuts. curllg : parma EsatlT. tnUpra
En- .Arzensuts. disg -zc@n8surs. LacTalrfa-z
raInful, irregular. s1gpfss@sd e gT9fiiss
Eaeflstr5Is ton, EArgn-F 2 sckafF' a.
DI-EA-Es OF THE EIDREfs AID URN
an chFnirsI aid u.serHFc3g.raI s1af1srat of.s
eaSbliHz e. ggrv Mamma ca. gave. fila-
Drree. get, vital .o.ssss- fIerrasfarT lfss g.
EYpHUI- ca - cared 70 lsastzF i.rl-f fr4f
standing N-.ft~T EszFaftr@ gwen = ssss-rL
-kFOEAI Ike sacs - rapb foSf. craFT@-
furs o. - sUiHs. Aip tclEt ossAs~ AAr- j. -
a.. iTna'r1 ssrlsssfElly. sFsTg c4as lEdsf-
taken Csrrs.
tv4FlrTr EE cured ~ siarfrirify. 70 pzl1
~-ltt.az. o. FfrsfDaiE4z. PEtEa EIa4s ~ Ffs-
-rLA HAE1IDEEIx. HyIHG-cgr.E &c. sl-zc. IT,
.y cured vifEouf dsfsHfisaE tr1sa - r-ss. -
EsfFE- - CII4Iss. - PALS. Cures .sAtss-
tesd.
w CTEE ETFTJEE ~ usr process.
20 -Tsrss- 20 ezttsEg o5srAi4sA q 80 are
q uus Ts-sa-
LIsH.iaaf.os saa oViz'os Pre-. sd p,
{ Iset.s1 AK
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-02-05

acid Is composed or sucn things as ami
NAL refuse and blood solids, with large
quantities of oil of vitriol Even the
smell of the acid produces pain in the
throat and in the region of the heart,
there is such little opportunity for an
antidote If there Is time, and there
seldom is, for the poison Is almost in
Simultaneous in its action. ammonia In
hailed very freely may give relief and
reduce the absolute certainty of death
to q grave possibility.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-02-05
spch Case. Arc serious, Sometimes.

Late one eVemDR doctor received q
notice from couple Of fellow practi-
TONERS saying:
Pray, step across 70 the club We
are one short for game Of poker"
Emily, dear" be then said 70 his
wife: Il an called away again II
appears 10 be very Serious case for
there are two doctors already IN attend
suce. Texas Siftings-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-02-05
SPIRrTrALIsT LECTURES.

Miss Abby A Judson, daughter of Dr.
Adoniaam Judson, missionary to the
Burmese empire is IN Wichita. She IS an
ordained minister of the gospel, sclen &c
and philosophy OF spiritualism ana viii
speak today aJ Board of Trade rooms. at
3 p. IN. Subject: What is the Philosophy
Of Spiri,ualism. at 7:39-Subjecr: The
Future Religion Of the World" AL are in
yited. Seats free.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-02-05
J. T. Won Herrlich will be with the vicar
of St. Johns church tomorrow.

The quarantine has been removed from
24O North Topeka avenue, where Professor
BARRIERS four children have been very sick
with scarlet fever. Mrs, Barber is sick in
bed at the Interstate Medical and Surgical
Institute of Nevada. No. As soon rs pos
sible the family intend locating at Eureka
Springs. Ark, for the summer, III hopes of
regaininE health.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-02-05
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
spect and intelligently com
pare with all others the
stock and prices Of
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-02-05
Made Him SICK,

Old Lady-Dou't you ever feel -ick
going up and down in this elevator al
day?
Elevator Boy-Yes'm.
els it the motion Of going DOWN."
Nom"
THE notion Of going up?-
Nom"
The stOpping?"
Nom"
what is II, them
1.-THE questions Good News
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-02-05

dent Aid society will meet at the home Of
Mrs. DR.. Newman at 623 \. Waco avenue
on next Thursday. Feb. 9. Every member
should try and be present II possible as
there Is urgent business to transact.
MRS ANNA WE'LL. Pres.
MRS ALBERTINA SCHNITZLER, Sec.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-02-05
Taken at Hk Word.

Lovers are prone 10 seh-deprecta-
ton" said ne, teoderly. as they sat
looking "a the STAN 81 do not under
stand what you see in me that you lore
me-
That's what everybody ssyx,"
g1rgLed the ingenHous maiden
Then the silence became 50 deep that
To1 could hear the stzxs tyvinkIing-
Boston Globe
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-02-05

81 wish you wouldn't put any MIR.
bTiIEantlns on yoar Inustache. George,
when yoG are going N kiss ze.-
'-AI night. Gear. and IN your tzTn
don't put any more pins IL voUr dress
when / am going % Lug 700 s-HOsss-
hold Month";
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-02-05

she-And WON'T you be able 20 cone
% ny reoeptlon2
He-I ara afraid no-- Ms Rose !
~-iI either come myself or aeGf ho7v~rs-
She-Ah. ina, = very lind q vcu- ]
90 80 aore AayEe-r Il raA -.f.layA
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-02-05
Tho Differences

She (re6ectivelyt-There onght not
be such difference between capital
and labor. Can you explain 1t?
He trea1izing his Opportunity)-Ce
tsinly. To sit here Ike an unrespon-
ssve stick and watch you is labor. but
kissing her) this is caPital.-Lppin,
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