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Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1894-09-25
LADIES' COLUMN.

Tn Sc who think themselves
worilv-Wis. set ID vsrious ways
th t sre both interesting and in
strBctivs. You csn persuade
business msn into anything god
by the intelligent use of wise and
mcdrr t. argament. but this bSs
no weight With woman. They
ike what they like because--
They are more cersfaI, know values
better. and will not be deceived
Go talk Quick Sales and Smal.
Profits without mes ning il, would
Be suicide. We do talk it and do
mean it. Oar sales show yeu
also. believe it. lis to those who
may be unacqaainted with this
fact that we are trying to reach.
We sad we would mention
WOOLEN GO DS this week and
50 We viii. We have been making
cons der,bie ell TT flr some time
back to bay the byst t be had IN
the liae, d viii offer this We (
SINE Of thShands NEST C4shm + 5
ever offered in Honolulu. Our
evening shades Of Colored Woo
ens are p stlve be ,ut.es-in fact
in our line Of Colored Woolens it
would be hard to ask you for what
YOU want and not ind it.. These
gods run in all qualities With
Quicx Sales and S all Profit
prices.
We have a few remnants of
Black CasAmere, just what you
want-beeause they are your 5 for
little money.
We also want to mention Hand
kerchiefs. We have same very
handsome embroidered ones. AS
a good stock of des rable plain
ones-xhiie every counter in the
store will convince you # all we
s,y about Quick Sales and Small
Profits.
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1894-09-25
MONTE CHRISTIE.

Old Grosson, who for losg
years was in charge of the Cha.-
esu diff, made famou all the
world over by Monte Christie, .
has died, aud SINE amusing
anecdotes are being recorded
about him. He cajoled himself
as well as visitors into the belief
that Edmond Dantes and the
Abbe Faria had really bsen i'm
prisoned in the sea fortress. He
also bad a series of stories about
the Iron Mask. and was in the
habit Of assuring people that he
had a prisoner in the dungeon
who had grown grey there. Be-
ing bit of ventriloquist. Gros-
son used to MAKE the imaginary
convict speak from the depth of
his cell. The prisoner generally
made an application for tobacco,
and visitors at once disbursed
money for the narcotic luxury,
which j, is needless to saw was
reqaired for Grosson himself.
The elder Dunas, on one of the
last occasions that he visited Mar
seilles, went out to the Chateau
d'lf and asked Grosson to show
him around. The cd rogue
not knowing with whom he had
to deal, went through his usual
triekery and pointed out a hole
in walt which he said had been
bored through by the Able Faria,
who used ffsh bone for the pur
pose. The affair, he added, had
been put into print by NJ. Alex
andre Dumas. All said the
author Of Monte Chris;o, that
AlexAudre Dumas knew lot of
things. suppose YOU knew him
NJ. GrossOag oh, yes said
the unabashed Ananiss; "he is
one Of my friends. He is
much obliged to you. said
Damas, slipping two louis into
the old rascal's hand. Now that
Mr. Grosson is 6 ne the Chateau
d'If vii bs divssted of good deal
q the romance which interests
tourists. Ex.
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1894-09-25
Death of a Pretender.

The death Of the Count Of Paris.
bv courtesy. King Henry of
Ftsnce is announced The de
ceased vas the head of the Or
leans lection Of France which
through a compromise with the
Bourbon family represent, the
royalist party.
The late count who wss exlled
from Fiancs about fifteen years
ego vas a mediocre statesman
and poor representative OF the
great family whose traditions he
represented. His son IS even
worse and the Royalist party in
France has received the same
annihilating set back as was ex
perieneed by the Baonopartists.
Thos who think that the family
Of Orleans spent their time IN
seclusion and rage are very much
mistaken. They did not lock
themselves up and pose as
martyrs The accepted the goods
which we're thrown in their path
and they thoroughly enjoyed them
selves. Immense wealth saved by
their father and invested in Eng
lish Government bonds came in
E-ry handy. Their Castles in Eng
s,nd. Austria and Italy furnished
opportunities for entertainments
an bar nless clnspirlcies.
Ne French Republic may have
beehNhrsatened by the hostil ty
Of thS Count of Paris. 1t was
never ssriousIy injured.
The lSH9 pretsnder partoOk in
horse racIs, boat races and gam
bling of e\ery kind. His death
was not ca{ sed through broken
heart or thrSngh broken ambition.
lie died SHINY, becauss he was
old enough y depart from these
earthly seenes'
As King of France he would
have been constantly worried by
the importunitieA of Attorney
Generals, PremiersN Political sup
porters and newspapers. As a
prstender for royal shonors he
looked fue and WAS always ready
to put his creditors. off till after
the restoration.
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1894-09-25
ESTATE OF PETEI.o KAKOI
Deceased.
NOTICE OF SALE, OF PER-
SONAL PROPERTY.

Having being appointed admi
nistratrix of the estate If Petero
kakoi. deceased. | will sell at
Pukamaemao, Manos, Oahu, on
Wednesday. Sept. 26, 1895
at l9 O'Clock NJ. the following
property:
45 Heads of Cattle,
, Mules,
Is Horses,
, nonSeys,
Pigs, !.
s Chickens
and all Wild animals running on
leased land.
KALI PgTEgo KAEoI,
Adainlstr~trix If the estate Of
petero kakoi.
Honolulu. Sept. p. 1894
sep22 BIS
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1894-09-25
w. H. CUNNINGHAM, ,
NOTICE.

During my absence from the
country after the departure OF the
co.. anic" for China Chin Dock
will have full charge OF my busi-
ness and affairs generally.
Wailuku, Sept "a, 1894
An CHEW.
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1894-09-25
To Let or Lease,

y HOUSE on King street, next to 7. r.
Walkers premises, containing parlor, din
ming room, and three bedrooms. besides
kitchen, bathroom, stables and all modern
lately occupied by Mr.. Denison.
Artesian water laid; rent moderate 10 res
l,onsib,e party. Address
ABRAHAM FERNANDEZ.
aug 2S--lm
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1894-09-25
Long
Branch
STRING
Establishment.
B. F. EHLERS G. co.

This First-Class B1shing Resort
has bern enlarged and Is uow open
10 tie public. IL S tte b+st place
an the islands - ea.j.,y q Bath. and
there is no better place 10 .ay of.
SPECIAL Recommendations for LIZ
d es- Tr mesrs pssss the d ~ every
half honr. snl IN Ssturdays and
Sundays every fifteen minutes.
c. ]. SHERWOOD,
jyzs Proprietor.
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1894-09-25
NAW REMEDIES.

WILL CTRE coasumpt ,on. Rhenr1attsn.
Cat4rfii, tgslssl. AZ e<sn 4 asek. 4<et2sS col4-
n .sillS. 4ssd Il - 81 gax worss fCrEa.
Hoies Sre eusers1iaed saat 4 Will eare
1fexta>s
EAe ~ Vegetable Remedies ard esn
e ased oy the al.st delicate and slx yoeagesf
cl.afA
lsx ccs within The ~ .eh u all. sold by Nrz.
G. z. Galloway. sos king sfreegs NeT
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1894-09-25
NOT WANTED

Mr. W. y. Armstro1s. as We
understand. has been aNpointed
q member OF the labor dmmis-
sion which in due time a u fur
nisb an unpr4cticable andk kaIue
less report to ornament an eNrp'y
pigeon-hole in the bureau Of
some cabinet officer. The q l.
tor of the Advertiser IS not satls
fed. though, by attaining such
an object He wants another
com mission aud another apprd
priation Of money. His pr sent
ideal is an exhaustive examina-l
tion of the condition Of the
natives. their relation to the
labor supply, their present con
dition Of their holdings Of real
and personal estate, their rela-
tions to the business enterprises
of the country, the inter mar
riages OF the natives with the
whites ami all other matters
touching their social condition.
The editor does not tell Us ghy
such invest gati-n should be
made, and what results might be
derived from it. He simply
states that it ought TO be done
while the hae friends Of the
natives have possession Of the
government for the purpose OF
devising measures through which
the Hawaiian race can be in
creased and perpetuated.
We believe that the clique
behind the Aduertiser knows vel!
enough the measures through
which the Hawaiian race can be
increased The contemplate
lickspittle who iawned around
Kalakaua and who now calls him
sci the best friend Of Hawaii
must know, that there Is hardly
a member Of the presents ,goyern
meut who is not guilty of having
debauched the GHawaiiansand who
have complaoently brought bls.
tards into the world while they
scorned to marry the women
deceived and tempted by them.
Who is there among Mr.. Arm
strong's clique who has shown
himself friend to the Hawaii
ansl. TIE petty traders, parsons
and schoolmasters who came
here on suffrage. who had no
standing socially in the great
world that they left, put on airs
here and consider themselves
better and superior to the Hawa-
iians who they imposed on and
whose women they used as tools
to satisfy their base instincts
Friends Of Hawaii indeed.
How is it that nearly every
missionary who drives to his
church on Sundays with his mar
ried wife. picked up from a
school house or cookhouse, and
who brings his children begotten
by that freekled monstrosity into
the Sunday School. passes a
Hawaiian woman who believed
in the superiority Of the clever
haole and submitted to him and
now stands outside with her ILL
gitimate children, an object Of
scorn and ridieule No. no, Mr.
W. \. Armstrong there is no
reason to appoint another com
mittee to look into the condition
Of the Hawaiians. Their condi.
ton is we'll. known and no gang
of lascivious, old vOluptaaries
are wanted to pry around Hawa-
iian families under the pretense
of being friends" aud investiga-
ting conditions
The Hawaiian race VIII be
preserved. II danger ofextinCt-
ion threaten them they viii get
up and sweep out the leeeh which
is sucking their life blood and
that is the haole, who never atii-
lated with thems Except for pur-
poses Of debauy aing their wo-
men. Who ! allowed their
lands and props sy and endowed
them with gin ID syphilis. The
Hawaiians know enough to take
care Of themselves and they viii
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1894-09-25
FOR SALE
A Complete
Hunting Outfit.

Cne Irish Setter bitch of the
hest blood IN Amer Cd; reg stored
IN the A. K. 5. B. aud portly
broken.
One Pointer bitch BY the cele-
brattd Gieubeigh that est $1,000
IN Engltnd.
Ohe Pup five weeks old father
and mother thoroughbreeds.
One Blackboard bliltes2e"ially
for hunting purposes.
One Y gauge l.. e. Sm tb gun
rs gnud rs ne" and In fino order
The above outfit Will be sold cheap
Enquire Of
w. H. CUNNINGHAM,
Anchor Saloon.
sepl9 If
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-03-18
SpeciaI Notice.

All persons rot having business with the
company are hereby positively forbidden
to enter. sit. stand or walk upon the rail-
road, side tracks, turntables, right of way,
depots, platforms, Or to get upon or ride
on any of the locomotives or cars OF Mis-
souri, Pacific Railway, leased and operated
lines.
And all such persons, whether children
or adults, are hereby notified that they
have no legal right to do such things. and
that in every such case, they are trespsss-
ers.
All persons are hereby positively forbid
den to enter or go in or upon any OF The
said places or in or upon any OF the prop
erty of this company, to transact their
own private business OF any and all kinds
and all such persons who dlsobey THIS or
der will be tresspassers, and the laws ap-
plicable will be enforced against them.
This applies particularly to Hackmsn,
Hotel Runners. Etc.
The attention OF parents whose children
90 about said places, or upon any of the
property of this company, 10 play, or 10
ride on The trains. or for any other purpose
is especially called to this order. and they
are hereby required To keep their children
away from the railroad, as III all such cas-
es the children are not only greatly ex-
posed to danger but are IN law trespass-
ers. II. q. CLARK
Gen'l Supt. No. Psc. R'y
W. b. DoDDRIDGE,
General Manager. 1o1~lt
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-03-18

March Is, in fact, the first month OF the
year.
January stands first in the calendar only
for convenience OF busidess.
Now Is the time TO get well,
Through the long winter most mel and
women do not taste fresh air nor drink in
sunlight oftener than once week or once
a fortnight.
Ii is no wonder 81 many Woodworking
men and women approach spring with 4
feeling of weakness and debility and a
languor of mind they cannot shake of
without the assistance OF blood purifier
ard 4 trne food for the nerves and brain
Beyond doubt the best spring medicine
i PaipeS celery compound With its use
diseases loosen their hold in the spring.
These are the favorable moGths for AZ
tacklng rheumatism, lumbaCo, nervous
diseases and weakness OF the digestive
oTgaus-and PAine's celery coupoU ad
cures them where everything else fails.
The most eminent professor. and 4 man
of tremendous experience, Professor Ed
ward T. Phelps. NJ. D.. LII D., discovered
the formula for PaiUe'S celery compound
in the famous laboratory connected with
the Dartmouth medical school. Il is the
remarkable outcome of the century S study
OF blood and nerves, and their close de-
pendence upon each other for health.
But remember the tlne-worn text:
Spring comes but one year. Take adj
vantage OF the favorable season Get well
and strong and free from ailments that
come from poor blOod aud WORKOUT
nerves. Change, in the blood aad nervous
tissues take place very rapidly AZ tnis
time. Ia March and April tue blood Is
mos capable OF throwing OF lis impuri-
ties.
Purify the hlool, aud invisoraie the
nervous system with paine's celery com
pound,
Hart times aud orerwork are best met
with Paine's celery compound.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-03-18
r.lifarnlA

California Possesses delightful winter
climate Almost every dag i bainy snd
full Of sunshise- To live IA .sch az few
months may save you big doctor bill IL
doesn't coat much TO trT. I be Frisco lins
and santa Re route viii carry you ~ lS's
Angeles, San Diego or san FrAnelsco suT
day, on fast yestibUief express fEaio, ia
Pullman or tourist s.sepsr TIE JoufnsT
IL through New Mexico And Ar4zgus.
where heavy En0ufalls s~leorn eCroe. IL .
short. qalck and cOmfoxtao.s--stfsgs s
scro.s. not round about. Oncs week
soually-oousuct~d excursions ar. fpa
70 tbs Pacific coast ia tourist slsrp<r<-
Competent poft@rz snd agents 10 ehsfE>
Secoad class ficksts ho0or@d. add zpod
care taken 81 iadsss and ehiidrsG witaops
Escort VERY cheap rstes for 9Ir SAY -
round trip, now IN effect. Write 70 D.
WlshArt. q. y. a. Ffisoo Ens. - Louss.
30. for copy % CaiifSrniz sIegrsioa issf
Jet snd handsomely MnnrAtei took
entitled 10 California and Baex. kssf-
%. leesl s2snf 81 FriscS EBs or -sDfA -
route Nil! b- glad 20 sar5s t8csst fs;%s $rai
furnish desired Information ahcut tAs ma
boa be AFRAID 70 Ssk qussstcns
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-03-18
THE WICHITA PEERLESS EMPRESS.
New Tran Service.

Commencing Sunday. Nov. ~, the Mis-
souri, Pacific railway will place in sery 90
a new train-"Tho Wichita Peerless TX.
press, +" between Wichita and Kansas CITY
and ST. Louis and all eastern points.
This train will start from Wichita, daily.
at g.05 D. m. (Starting from here q VIII
necessarily always leave on time 10 VIII
run through TO Kansas City. solid. con
sSsting OF Puliman sleeper. char car aud
coach The Missouri Pacific Railway
company is the Only line that gives Tho
Wichita people strictly wichita train.
that is TO say, the only line that starts 80
trains from Wichita Remember this,>
and when you contemplate trip leaving
Wichita Ia the evening. don't fail 20 take
the Missouri Pacific. and thus start On
time Is advertised.
II you should wish 10 start on yoar
journey In the day time you can't possibly
do better than 20 take the Missouri Pacihc
fact mail aud express which leave " icn-
ita at I O'Clock p, IA. aud lands Jon ia ~.
I.ouis the next morning al 1.i5 by taking
this train east you save nearly four hours
between Wichita and ~ Louis. maktuz
New York in less than nfiy hours from
the time You leave the Peerless Pfiacsss-
The new time card which goes .Dto eject
Nov. 18th will show "A number % import
ant changes, which will be fully sho"n ia
time tables published la the daily papers-
Passengers can learn iuIl particulars rsis-
tive TO This superb train service By caihnx
a: Missouri Pacific city ticket o1iesr -
North Main 81 et9' u
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-03-18
Nc Id IL MIln.ns

Takes pleasure in announcing 70 the ladies'
OF Wichita and vicinity that she will open
on the 10Th lust. ia connection with Hsf
Millinery Store, 40 North Main, mp stslrs,
a first-class. fully equipped cressDAkin2
establishment. la wing fort nnateiy
cared the services OF VI sdame Radcliffe az
designer and filter The Madame vas Tor
nam Der OF years AZ the bead OF her de.
partment with Jordon. Marsh & Co, OF
Boston. and more recently With The Pans
ian Suit Co, OF Chicago, Madane Rad
cliffs has the reputation os bring de-
signsr with modern sad progressive IDEAS.
a first class fi;Fer and fniiy up 70 tie tirnss
in all the de; ais OF her profession.
Rep. Mrs ID. y. Wu.1ASs.
i02 Thur san.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-03-18

Indigestion yields to a reasonable care in
takjn, Psiue's celery compound. Liver
aud kidney troubles will not persist when
only pure blood flows through these i'm
portant organs. The cure OF diseases OF
the stomach and nerves by Paine's celery
compound starts At the very cause OF the
trouble; thin. watery blood, and tangled,
Shaky nerves.
Thousands of overworked business men
and hosts OF plain. hard working people
are today strong aud happy whose lives
were full of wre.chedness aud weakness
before irving Paine's celery compound.
Disorders of the liver, stomach aud kid
news can now be thoroughly driven out OF
the system By Paine's celery compound,
the remedy that makes people well.
At the first indication OF nervous weak
ness and a run down" condition OF the
system tone up the stomach with Psine's
celery compound, regulate the nervous
system and nou:ish the body by this great
ipvigorator
Try it and be convinced
One one of the best known young men
cs Hoiyoke. Mass, Mr.. J. L Noyett.
whose likeness is given aooNri writes
frankly;
Il have taken Paine's celery compound
and found il 20 be the best medicine that
have ever taken. / felt weak and run
down aud could not eat anything in the
morning, also had vomiting spell every
ScAsaA- IVA Fe'A@
two bottles OF Paiue's CELERY compound
and feel better than | have for year.
| can chrerfully recommend II 10
a1y one Ny wife j. taking Il now Tor
weakness and nervousness aud II helps
her very much. The druggists where we
trade tell nv wife that PaIne's celery
compound outsells any other mediciae that
they keep
That j. the story from one end OF the
country 20 the other, eccause Paines cei-
err comnound cursA
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-03-18
. u.gnisccnt Combina,ion for the Peor

4 popular line of the latest spring at
fractions an unlimited variety in every
department of the store The determine
tiou aud ability to make the best prices
We are Offering these inducements
with the best and haDdsomest spring
goods you ever saw; qualities as you IKE
them; styles and fashions the latest; as
sortment complete, and all right prices
Don't fail to see our splendid stock ana
take advantage of the Inducements offered
in furniture, carpets and draperies OF all
kinds, ali the latest and incest styles OF
the season; honest goods that possess the
worth aud honest merit. Prices the
fairest you have ever known We
guarantee profit and pleasure 70 every
customer, profit because our prices VIII
prove a positive saving TO the puyer,
pleasure because our goods cannot tali 70
please n quality and style. II IS impos-
sible to make & mistake IN your purchases
Il you select from Ross great furniture
and carpet emporium, the largest eseao-
lshment in the state,
CfCr2 mo-wi 2f
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-03-18
A CODDLED PRINCE
Young George of Wales Did Not ReIisl
Close Confinement.

Young George of Wales Did Not Relish
Close Confinement.
When Prince George of Wa les was q
midshipman on the Canada, one of his
old shipmates writes to the Youths
Companion, he delighted in escaping
from the supervision of the captain
and physician. This was not because
the boy was bad boy, or one who re-
belled against the rigid discipline to
which he was held like any other mid
dy, but because the captain and doctor
watched over him with the solicitude
of grandmother. The prince could
not act freely like any other MILDLY
without exciting their anxiety lest he
should fall overheard or make himselH
sick.
One day, off the lonely coast of New.
foundland, part of the ships company
got leave to go seine-fshing and, for a
wonder, the captain permitted the
prince to go, too. We pulled long
distance from Abe ship. 1t was a clear
autumn day and the sport was delight
full.
The prince, who evidently felt boy.
fish glee in the sport, became regular
Jack Tar for the time being. He in
sisted on doing two mems share of the
work of hauling in the nets and col
lecting the fish. AS a result, when
the party returned to the ship in the
evening the enthusiastic youth pre-
sented sorry-looking figure, with not
dry stitch Of clothing on him.
The old captain was shocked, tho
physician grew alarmed, and the nm
prudent boy was forced to HE himself
to his cabin. go to bed and take some
preventive dose. Thus has royalty to
be watched and fondled and at tho
same time disciplined, till it is filed
with sadness over the misfortune of its
birth
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-03-18
The 10y Vas Posted

Mrs. Gabb (hostess)-Your little son
docs not seem to have much appetite.
Mrs. Gadd-No; he's quite delicate.
Mrs. Gabb-Can't you think OF any
thing you'd like, my little man?
Little Man-No'm- You see, nam
made me eat hull lot before we
started SO / wouldn't make a, pig OF
myself.-Tid-Bits.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-03-18

Corarnsasinx Ocfob~F ~ iss Sr~As
Rex Eslssd rSsl7ay Vii iao0xgr-fT
~. tossl.t car iisss ID ts@a - =,
W 5ehs;s. For< Worth. r. FHso. La
Ape~lss aad Ezn Ffsnci~co =isn1s@s
change q css.- TAas car VII seSsr :" 90
81 6sI.y fsr CaiifoTniz psiaSs - -. =. -.
aad .or Chscxxo slss4 yesnts essi = - a
n. tn Great Esok Is4zasd = Ia essY
Use running tEr0asE tssgFls: s1ass - All
farasz =sfE1us gaaeEs - ar for
f...sl.., 1880. esll a. hock Isi4sd
,t(s.. So essaas Msn sGa Dsezl4s
49,. = ~ PEEiEGsT
Cssv tsese- z1S psss~aGsf assat. CHI
esgo. Es,ex Islz.. sEd F=ritG railway
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-03-18
SMUGGLED CHINESE,

FL PAso, Tex, March l7-For several
months 81 Psse has been considered The
thief pert of entry for smu-sled Chinese.
and l.. X Irwin who served As special
agent under President Harrison. has been
looked upeR as an sgent and attorney for
the Chinese Six companies Special
Agent Wsgstaff and his assistants, az well
as the collector department have been on
the lookout for proof on which to arrest
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-03-18
c2If
Wh-.

You 70 east take the Frisco line, for TIE
reason. that 4 = the os5y Wic6Ite Iine
havlny two solid trains daily 10 - iIc1-s
without change Chair can. sssA.s isee..
and Pullman palace sAs-psaz car. u to.a
morning znd night trzlss-lrsving sciss-
u las a Ia, sD1 lees0 > Ia; ITfist -
I<,ai- gufsa 6epo- e1e II N. AID 81 =
u. Ys.i.bse-aIzags OF uDe-insuEscs
es-rais. c5snscs s51s s-iFis diserzln< Eos.-
Call 81; Douglas zsenCe sfsisO- % s-iJ
tlck.x ofFic-. rs North M4ia street
81. " D. ArEInck. u. y A
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-03-18
A Kind Husban a.

she-This aluminium must be avon
derful thing.
He-What is it?
"Why it's the lightest material that
can be used"
why don't You try so:na in your
bread?''-Yon l1ers Statesman.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-03-18
CouDensation.

Mrs. Snith-Mrs. Brown has had
such an experience! Arrested for shop
lifting. All mistake, OF course.
Mrs. Jones-I suppose she must have
been very much annoyed?
Mrs. Snlith-Not at all. The 'pepecs
ell said she was ''of prepossessing ap-
1pearance Puck.