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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-02-21

me uTan0 naNT IuaslaT- Fe7EuaTT ~.
1T Is the fourth season of this successful
comedy. II is full of incidents that make
people laugn.
SNAP eL0rG ~ HOME a1Etae
The Republican city central committee
will meet tonight.
The total mem barsbfn III the Masonic
lodges of the city is 85S
The patrol wagon is now receiving
new coat of paint and varnish
The Rank ~ Co,-tls,,5 has fIad it's
charter with the secretary Of state.
4..t.- -
Yesterday and E .serszv ia.e-s ST tbat
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-02-21

no rs Eosmally Introduced ns Pastor at
the Armour sIfeafou-


iAe -a HoslaAii' An fet--.' 'r
The lhlcago tribune contains
following notice of the beginning - it-
Miners work af Armour Mission Lti-
rau, ia4t Snnda-.
az. ....... m
the Rev DE- Miiner the new pastor
How he happened to be called fq take
charge OF tho Armour mission was lglA
Dy llr. 9unsaulua iA lhi7 "t7e
was attAiilA A9lh otA4 AAl -ts
nler WAth AI. armour, e.NtiL- '.--A Htt--
" men re- n0-o
--9i9 "a7 % -lDm ~
thiough AeIe me on -
sag gra..ssnol pefs. 1ll -tl4o.l s..- ~
pastors aud replied. 'Jnsi as soon as
the right man comes along. ~ Tell HlM
what we must have, SAID Ar Armour
,,,,-,,5.5 .,.,, ana ~ iri5,str.,ts5 tx s.5es
~ tfs r,-erar mai, - boIdirg lis srr,e
out wide That r. just fhe kind ot & man
that we found in our new PASTOR aiA
AIR. Gunsaulua-
service cs and # was ia ne nature ST S.
installation without any of Che formali-
eond9etes. Practically Fl amounted 10
the appearance of the new pastor and
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-02-21

Be sure and attend the kindergarten
benefit concert by the Ladies' Music club,
at Unity church, next Wednesday even
ing.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-02-21

Fine Work
Al Topeka Steam Laundry.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-02-21

Don't forget the conductor BAH at
Hamilton hail. Thursday. February ~
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-02-21

Screened Lump coal $500.
TOPEKA CoAL Co-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-02-21

Call and examine our prices before
"Meal uckets elsewhere
M hitter s. 90.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-02-21

lit is st Unity church tonight. the con
cert by the Ladies Music club for the
benefit Of our free kInderg rtens-eigh -
teen musicians.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-02-21

Try our Irish stew a. go Aansas aTs-
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1894-08-25

Il FsIrEs in the London Atneasum
is nor pFoTing MAT 5lrz BroSniug
vas born n 1905, instead Of z>Jg.
a lively cDntrOversg appears 10 b.
rising a. 70 whether kO1srt BrDgn,
ing knew thai Hss TiSc vas IN nar
forS4osh Instead 81 heT IN rig -seseDsb
year Thea s.ssg Eere married. JGis
might make q goDd svOJscs Tor lfs-
cUsslDn a the Brozning aociety Eezt
winter Sumo doubtful ao6 complex
line msy Ds illuminated b. sfis re-
search. After all Thas oigersaes car
u a1s.e, s.Hcs they Lived happily eves
after sae spts a.sa &c Yssps
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1894-08-25

Tbe sugar trust scandal IL Ike 9
hogsbead IT monopoly noiasses
taIc2sss ana biacksst aad toulcs, in
- IoEess dsptns The repnlsiye
mssf Geo 2ely % purified " sss
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1894-08-25

M-sfC tFrsu-5ta-s have EeeE in
TsatsE. one o. which w0-zz directly
aE- sL1tls- = a;:zGla-,- 20 q D.alO 0
fG-rs 60 tlzs EoT-.aIlgEs CaE G@
recg-1s[- Bus sls Gilman o. .nge-
11.ty il :a-s -llc viii E9s Is reached
Until re hare q typewriter for Chi
1ese zl- u mus: le able 70 p-lus
Chinese while TgE z-z punching Inc
ksys igr Elg-zL
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1894-08-25

THE people II uoTsI= see such
strange 1lIEE- Here i sns hsrU Of
{ popular uDT=- now IL uEOlIcasiO1
who a. his ere caught 1ns glaCcz o.
The hsED.le Law Ee- face freeze
szcde1-y." and r. Wa mt winter
either Possibly The phrase was en-
pIoged a. AZ ezpAsuLsz io= cod
crz=-.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1894-08-25

4 gzsE yan4=l nae come 70 .Ilg-
rrssas a. Caz1 ucNGr. Trance. where
seazs them DI- u ms c-ops is aos rs
g1issl - take o1s e -nDOs4ng license.
The .=ar.s. ..1gs said .aas Il goa
wat - saCD. 8!sas TGs must ;azs
q: . l.gEass- %. co. czalg. Kill
.asM 0Iia blank cz-;rllEs=s aa- sAs
2D1-; Ezs right.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1894-08-25

pzOzAELE tins most hEGzoz= images
II existence ~ the Chinese gods o:
ezs and cuczz z-1 pigeons and fishes
ard cakes alC baskets o. -Igs a-s
t.gGg1I n iE= sacred temples a. a.
te--z2s 20 the g1E--auL 20 &c eaten
o. me lucky priests
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1894-08-25

THEEG f. = .&w liz EaE.s.aG giving
bicycles she same r.gats 0u he
ssresis a. ca--ags1 Il il called. 1g
way Oi distraction, @I1s CFc.e-s
Magma raa-:A F II Yrancs = bill IT,
pending in the cnamosg stml.a- 81
TIE English .ag d agc-ers' rights
u this cDr4ntry tLe cyc.cEs tD1< what
iasy wanted TlsEO8G any Ias-tIs
rlgn&s 0! carr.aEGs IN she streets and
Of ps1essr.a1s On sGe s.Geaalzs. i
lisf.e lar IL nesded, not % psOlaes
cyc.ers, OIs for the pfOtses.oa Of
Other people.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1894-08-25

IHz pacific srsecnss o. Emperor
william and Dias- European ---s-s
are a. z character s1Ga q aas Dssl
heard 1sig-s zzL saD1-. no. Lss taken
Ei:aols gl as..1E- Inc German md
70: ss;-az-1s az army sZpaECl;1-a
o. OTr- T.I.- l..-...r UElea Is q
large advance o. sac eEpsEl-sEre o.
lat gez-- -Dts wDr1s are no: a.
ways 70 u taken seriously
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1894-08-25

II = recaDt bicycle race 90 .saegl.
Eot isUs- saal .1aatgs lE msa sro<s
'nG UDs.1 e rscDsC !0- t2eBsg-I
E.l.ss oeaa-se >acg aal . gao F.Dr
% help ;aeH- j. sEaaLg u naval
vessels allowance. aEs - a4Fs made
To- tns laagsaes o! tides ana cur
rents. C.gas not tue same Drll-
c!p-e 20 2ogs~l Ia bicycle racer.
fsas-e the 7.Ec l. a-147s "a .mpD~-
tan: iacsDT II ..c-saslHy Dr rssa---
lag speEGs
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1894-08-25

Inc dspta and breadth Of Ameri,
can patriotism Ia shown by the
fact that candidates for presiJeni
ere coming forward every dsy, In
spite Of gne announcement that the
porte cochere Of the White house Il
likely 70 fall any minute.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1894-08-25

LESA zcEGEyy-EsEL o. Chicago nay
have foreign sounding mans nut
sls showed crT1E Ams-Lca1Lsu Fnsu
.ls broke asr engagement wish mgr
young MAJ g.caElss .la would nos GEL
citrate the Fourth o. July That Was
the Gay @, freedom tgr liLzs Lena
vino - zsEglLslel and grLsTs1 .. Inc
C=s,z-rLzy E0EEg Ezr suicide
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1894-08-25

X tlsss i.r-ss Naan 81 Europe i
sGasii.7s ABOUT even sac slgg@s:i1f.
o. va, i; would b. well n Intimate
10 -Dl.gl aClsO-s saas she bounds
F.ss o. friend g powers should los e
taT.pars- villa Here b. Vanity Ealr.
LGl1DGr a-0T-ag bsr1D1s down 30
Ca1sra. America. Gecl 4ri12 "Es--
mont Of Esl.=a- America. ~ " .Hs
dwelling pace Of Hu1ga-1 Elpl.nZ
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1894-08-25

ITwz= no Iss- q ug,l6sns.1 Judge
o. ran than tire late General Grant
VINO said 5has Elcergy Ii Hung
Chang Of China vas the greatest
man he ever I=l
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1894-08-25

Il q recsEs magazine article NJ
". Z. HOua-.s reports Nathaniel
Hawthorn - caring in -<.-S 4
T-4E 'Gls country Was out o, ias
ID shadow d Europe Had 1ae
clear-Tls.Dla1 lggs!ls. igrssssl non
TIA. sGzlDT you'd broaden and
"a yea during tH= leZ. fn!r:F-io1r
yea-s, he mlgl. have expressed MS
I4sa si..- more aGDaaiica4g-
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1894-08-25

-s@ - the cash, Then Cure ths scratch.
That IL humorous sgggestiDn
which comes from Washington n
.ae effect that Nr. Cleveland is
strongly urging harmony amoug the
Sew York Democrats with view 70
2 great Democratic victory at the
approaching congressional elections,
leading gy 70 Democratic tidal
Eaye 10 1895. OGs might infer from
thls that Mr. Cleveland doss not
hold himself rsspDEsi dc for the dls-
EnsmDsraJ AMI dlscIaDorele5 con-
GLliDa 10 which tbs Democratic party
Gnds it8sA As d psacsin&ker Mr.
Cleveland carries q yery D.o0dy az,
al1 View York Democrats may send
hin Epr1 70 patch Jp rome u the
awful rupture ne has made IN the
national Democracy before under
taking - apply administrative salye
70 AeT York.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1894-08-25
REPUBLI AN MATTERS.
FEE RAw MArssIALs.
A D'@szse-asis F-Iresqie Thzs orssIsaEes
n the F'Istro-Ha o; Tss.

,.-arzr gs-sv5 Egz g-y ut.a~s-cs he
No. -F5g1-e In r-s... ira fo-ee aud
sTes.5 Of a declaration Of . natioaal
rr--a-s7ar5 I'm mis- lannon's Senator
f,a--rar -sr- infamous letrs- 70
P-gfe-=g- Wilson ns says .-Ons
-1B=- 7-fa. h. -uss--=rseI 30 the con-
's.---es. r5.ga e-rtsgzzss Democratic
r.-5-,-.7r,E.-. N 5--ar=g- r1as il cannot
he r.-.t-ug1rg Ws have ia or
platform g-s 10 e-9-r5 uzr posi-
he dec s-sE 5- favor 81 the Tree IN
-,1-ras7-- az -s-r materials
.- --..sr1 II rr. SO When did
she free f-7Bg-sz-zgz " al -zE ma
-s.-s.-. FBs-J-1z z Democratic ur.n
rz-..-s- To- -- -~=rr -rs. rs-sz5 dent
20 .-= ra-- and see 4-Ee.as- he
.rs.g.-- Er- -Eg 1-os- or rCs- SAYS the
Irs--a-- -f-5B-ua
g,1.-1- lac. 70 sas 1e-595 before
-1e was. W. l-l rzs va -e- sa-lE.
-sg5z---I- mixing eli -zE materials
.fH-fzg Z. u7-s 7rz.ag-s exception
..--s -..u materials zas n5s then
2 Ere--g4-...r. r----.ra.-r Inc Dam
g.s--r-- --s,r,-s- C,s 45g vas sle1 q
rrrsr .r.- tariff AMI Of c1-r-s uD1r
-z- e-r-sar-
Inc platform OF 1858 pronounced
IN ~ tariff rr5g ru-e.--- Imports.
end -H.r ar-zL -=re-lgn under the
5r-e--e.. -a-erra Fag-- A. 1z.l afford
srezGer.a- u-y.ee-zgr 20 domestic
mann ra-.a-e=- 1--E-y about raw
material. F...s-, r-sg 1-c the oD1g-
site 5--ygreF- Inc platform Of 1872
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1894-08-25

TEE men who fail and go doEn II
oblivion 5=L0cz 30 the class Who
EsTer al Ts-fEsz.- advertise Cccasigr-
al-T or only a. iHsE shinz shsIr
trade =ill warrant
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1894-08-25

lgnJar for 81 sIuiu,s tllaE way.
TIE frarzE TaE7esrared uugu Colorado
l,g zLlz claim Of rhe pggul5s,s iElaz cbey
were sh= only simon pure silver parry.
aEL lG uaaan- " which they secured
control OF tine state -7Tg years ago will
Dr. punished DO an exemplary IBlUna.
'a5z fail Nothing DISCUSS decent poo
~. EEs false prs7eI.'-7--
s59gI-ad1-s business interests demand
% re7uru ~ conservative legitimate
1.szLS1ds % zgT--LulDrls- Experimental
-rzDEs who gra running the state fD-
-s-s.yEssI suvsBue and political prefer
Eaau- VIII be- turned down rEts fall
THE people hove had enough Pope
--E for -E= rss- % zu- century
zrgv "a ra-rT bulk on -=fG-rn u-5nei-
Hl.@- -le pnugla-- l--EirliZ- son man
ages rs gJE-lE q pL..-J-I sLlll series Of
T--El=r= While Ginning 30 -a.'eTa
-E lEral=E-E u rl- people, -EeF have
r-E.-l az UL-z1=E-z-g load on ELe
treasury % Iearl- #-afnHf -1- extra
s5lE 1g0l5-lnas-s and pL.-I-eagus
rlilf-L- FllIe-Tsrs-
Walre-- Halier that he Il. sc cou-
..-a--tIzs- l--..lf-F NJ rls s1are military
-g-nr-a. superior ~ 7le civil law 81 ~
-T1l-zbla fog % good many ~ -l- bad
breaks be- has made iE the s-7a-l -.-lIG
no gEs--iiLa rae law tug political DU--
rr=aa Ng-aDiT .E 1le matter W the
rsrrtlgEasa5r Of rIs static neligsl-Ll-g
luL rila Jauve- Upll7- board
gola-aGo-H material prosperity de-
a"ur- IUgl ~ e0uIEg- %. affairs that
rfI- .l7pir. aglsi i.les iE 7te cD-4G~Ta-
-I--I and DgtlE-a- judgment ~ those
.E charge Tie lDDgliar party has
Lg-. llfllLL2 rg inspire. bur e-ergtLlIu2
sn r..-4.-g- Rife eyLaLELra- zuL al u~D@-
1sg5- Throughout 7an commercial
.r-.L can never l.lUuaE until cynil-
Ealr- r-srg'l-t.. 7Ee tr-- sTen ~ -La-
direction s. -n rU-u dgr-u -ls Ts-eselr
rag-ls -l- u- lax extern
raarllss- raaIzze zEa- -L-r have but
als -g-- Il -l- coming election and
--l- il ~ AGAIN deceive -hs miners
and 01~5-irErlaL into -la baIl-r zAz,
---l--l EgUEl-EG only can free coin
--.. b. --s-srral Bur uD- Uu-L they
shall islTe -l-~el zinc n-gI.sL NJ how
POI make 7-a EaI- EEa- -la dg2 VIII rDeT
l- .a. r. accomplish f-a.s coinage
T.a gl-T ugI-- ur -lE- a-srs1f- sDl-
sll--as5DL f. Tl-9E-l -ns Republican
z- natter il--.. IT what name -haT
lar.. a-u IarazUfg-a called a-e-- el-s-
1al 1r HJL0raID VINO En- interested To
lis u.ararla. relga-. ~ gmD ra7s vii.
ga-- vote This gal- 10 stimulate AH-
iu1gar.e=. pG- .Ile maL 81 wD-.- and
populate .as~ vacant lands. 4 vote 1Y-
..- Republican Da--r this fan is q
Eg-s .l rua- direction 4 long pull.
-- DuI and uuI. all together
aI- ..all fU. state frDM M4- present
g.rla.. gr p1qulal-
81 rfrrs-u0F Waite BE- tine 'raf1-uanr'.
Ire a5a5us 70 l.- pu what principle -
reform dy-~ b. assess tic policemen
and Igan7.FaE- NJ rE... gre dar,s-- rse.1lr u
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1894-08-25

u Las Jael salG That "rsDHey makes The
f4aTs ays bat n H. the Eapney tttai her
Daagf hasn't EDt tias makes her IN ~ TIE
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1894-08-25

MI Esai@saa fssEa'-f 9sasa|sl-E Hfs@
We r. g-l:s 81 sSsaf ~ Es re- ps@eNas ~ ~ ss
aE1al Eslcf.ssz E-s % r. ELrD Wss<Iy
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1894-08-25

l- u.a-ra-r il--.e IT what name they
.-s.T-. HE larazyfY-a called. "-er- elrs-
zal III NylDraID vino .- interested 10
liz L.aTarIa. 7Telga-. ~ tire state viii
gs-- T17a This gaI- 10 stimulate As-
Iulgarle- pg- .Iie MaU 81 wD~.- and
populate .aa- vacant lands. 4 vote 1p-
.l- Republican parry this fan is
E-g-- 10 that hlrser.gI- 4 long pull.
phil and q puI. al! together
rI sl fUa state ErDM Na- present
s.r..Iu % r1.ul. aL
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1894-08-25

TGgullsr- raaIiz= -La- -A-T have bur
ala -g-e IT, -l- coming election and
--~ il ~ asalE deceive The miners
and 0l-t-ir E-EaL Ilru -la ballar zAz,
though E'gDEl-EU only can free coin
--- d. -@-raL Bur nD- uu-- they
shall lslTe -f-~el -I. problem VI now
POI make 7l- iaL g-a= -la dgz VIII rIeT
b. aa.. rl aesD-4ull-. f-as coinage
El.a gllT hoy gr -ll- desirable eDl-
s.l---1slgL b. ElEgE-- -ua Republican
--E
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1894-08-25


man he ever u=l
TEE u=r who fail and 90 do=n II
oblivion 5=L9cg 80 the class Who
1sTsr al Ts-fEsss- advertise Gscasi0--
al-T or only a. iHsg thing i1slr
trade viii warrant
THE people II uo7sIs sec such
strange rllc-a- Here i sEz hsrD Of
{ p1D1Ia- ugTs- now IL publication
who a. his are caught 1rs ElaEcz o.
The heroine .-=a| EE- face freeze
suddenly and II wa MT winter
either possl1-g the phrase ETaz en-
ploTec a. AZ eupGsuLs- io- cod
ccz=z
pzozAsLr 1as most hldsoz= images
II existence az the Chinese gods o:
"a. w-D a'e invoked WlsE a GaiIls
g imminent Then cOuut So cnick-
eEs and 1uezz z-1 pigeons and fishes
ard eaI=s z1C CAS- 1s.s % -Igs a-e
-:gIgll 70 i1s sacred temples a. D--
te--z2s 20 the g1Es-auL 20 &c eaten
D. ;ls lucky PRIESTS
LIZ -l--- - Ia
have q foreign sounding mans M.
sls showed crT1s Amsrica1isu Tnsu
s1s broke asr engagement wish mgr
young MAO 1s.caElse .la would nos Gel
citrate the Es1rtl o. July That Was
The ray O., !-==LgL fox Iilzs Lena
who j. zsgGalaE.=1 and grlsgs1 q; the
d=spz-rL-g E9uEy u-ar. = suicide
N-stC trusu-5.a-s have Eecr in
Te1csE. one o. which TrO-zs directly
ar- e10tls- = a;:zclar,a 20 z piano
fG.-ts 20 tl4s -DT-.a.IgEs caE gz
recG-1s[- Bus tas Gilman o. .nge-
1--tT IL sails line viii no. ls reached
Until re hare q typewriter for Chi
1ese z-- - nus: la able 20 pint
Chinese while FgE z-s punching Inc
keys fg- Elg--zL
IHz pacific speeches o. Emperor
william and Dsls- European ----s-s
are o. . character s1ca q aas Dssl
heard 1atg-s zzL should nos Le Eazs1
EL:aGls ga ss..gE- Inc German md
ga es:-l.a-1z az army expenditure
.z-ze advance o. sac eEpsLl-sEre o.
Lat year Eois wDr1s are 10. a.
ways 70 u ta1GZ seriously
II q recsas magazine article NJ
". y. HDue-.= reports NasazuLe.
Hawthorne a. caring Ir -<.s 4
1-sn 'Gls country Was o1s Of ins
ID saacOu o. Europe Had 1as
clear-7Is.g1a1 lgga44s. igresssl nOU
TIA: sazID7T would broaden and
"a yea lJ-.4y sa= leZ. ID!rsF-t01r
rear, Re uigl. have expressed MS
1.4l sl..- more sl4Daaficalg-
Il tasss since raar 81 Europe .s
salsiI.7s ABOUT even sue s.gE@s:lgs.
o. va, i: would h. well u Intimate
10 -Ol.sl editor saas she bounds
F.ss o. friend e powers should nos e
tzG.g#rsl V.ll- Here BE- Fanisg Fair.
LGl1DEr EzgT-ag Fsra81s down %
Cs1sra aa4s-.cz. GecL4ri12 tEa--
mont o. Esl.=z- America. ~ ~ .ls
dwelling pace Of Hu1ga-1 Elpl.nZ
4 7zsg Daalal aas come 70 .4dg-
r11sas a. Caza Ec0GE.. Trance. where
z Judge aas 4sglas1 shat = man T4D
E=ss bank cz-l-.Cgss a. D.r1s %
sea7s them DI- Oi has c-Dps ls nor r.
g1IEs1 % :a<e DGs e -agDs4ng license.
The .=a-Es. ..12s said .aas II goa
raas % saC1G a.Els yG must sazs
q; . llgGass- %. co. cannot Kill
;4sI EIia blank Gz-srlGEs=s as- sas
:nl-; "as right.
Tar public sentiment .a favor of
MDrs EgOrg4s ssssT.cs40E u
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1894-08-25
POLITICAL POINTS

Waite would apparently like 10 make
Colorado az inIers.B4Iens republic on
1he Hawaiian plau. PERHAPS. His
sclleEH= 80 coin Mexican dollars 20
worth - spuis and make gissm q legal
IgrsI1F for 81 -s1u5uss r2.aE way
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-01-18
An Ancient Port.

The earliest dates assigned for the
foundation of the port of MarseHles,
France. is B. c. 1200-1000, when. it is
alleged, certain Phenician settlers es-
tablished trading ports in this locality;
and this theory-that the city owes it's
origin to the Phenicians-has been
strength med by certain archaeological
traces which were brought to light
during the opening up of streets in
1869. Classical tradition, however. hut
with less supporting evidence, ascribes
the foundation of "Massila" to colony
of the Ph9nicians who emigrated with
families from Asia Minor to escape the
tyranny of Cyrus (B. C. 600, and Of
whom mention. is made by Herodotus
and Horace. To whatever founder the
city may look for its origin. its rapid
development is matter upon which
there lies no shadow of doubt. 1t soon
acquired sufficient force to enable it to
contend with ard conquer Carthage In
sea fight, and it was looked upon s&
an early date as an important factor
among the Mediterranean powerA-
The Mariner.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-01-18
He understood her. and she went on

He understood her, and she went on
wildly.
'He says: Not here-not here! Hero
kissed her-here she loved me. False
mistress. find some other place to be
with your new loverv You must never
come here to me againI have done
very wrong. have sinned against love
Il was Observation-Disclosures"
''Yes," he said slowly. you did wrong
to let me come hereto speak a you
did 1t is not for nothing that we put
heavy stones over our dead, and bury
them long way OF We try to forget
them, we destroy traces of them -
far cs we can Dead is dead Yes,
you made q mistake The breath Of
your room poisons me- Can one man
live in the tomb OF another? his love
is antagonistic 20 mine. II kills it
His eyes are on me, his presence be-
tween us feel as if were doing him
q deadly wrong in being here with you.
You loved him. he had q part in you.
he retains it-by your wish. But you
do not know. A woman's heart is
only large enough for ono love You
have been his, he will rise and claim
you from me. in Heaven. perhaps, a.
the better lover of the two!'
''Do you not love me. them" she said.
very low.
Never before have l loved you 50
dearly, but--would my image have the
power to paralyze emotion in another
man who loved you-in your next lover
for you will have other lovers, know
that now. See. have not daredto kiss
you ! l cannot, he forbids me. / must
not insult him So You know it-you
feel it-your lips are quite white. You
are frightened. l think you have no
heart. but want you, l want you for
mine. VIII you choose between us
once for alp"
She rose, tottering, and walked to-
wards the picture; her breath came
fast, her slender hands coiled themselves
round the frame. She tore 1t down,
and with feverish, Intellectual strength
strove to break ID across her knee.
Help me! can't you help me?" she
cried
'Ah, how can you ask me?" he muir
INJURED. revolted, while every fiber in
his body tingled with emotion and the
desire to assist at the annihilation, as
it were, of the man who had rendered
huitless and sterile of Joy his first
rendezvous with his beloved. He laid
his head in his hands. while the noise
of the swapping OF the frame, and the
tearing Of the paper went through his
brain and beat on his heart as il it
were the prospective beat of the car
penter's hammer on his own coffin.
1t was done! Painting. and weary.
she came back to him, and laid her
arms round his neck
Now kiss mel" she cried. lie roi
est mort, vive lie roi!'-London Black
and White.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-01-18
APPLE JELLY.
How to Make Delicious Frait Pies After
that French Style.

now TO wake Del1ClOu0 Epult flee AYteE
that French Style.
Apple jelly is little regarded because
the apple is so common. Nevertheless
it is one of our most excellent fruit
jellies. and it is a standard dependence
of the French cook in the preparation
of fruit pies and various other des-
serts. The French make many de-
licious compotes of apples. The differ
ence between compete and a pre-
serve should be carefully noted. A
compete is a preparation of fruit put
up for immediate use, as we put up
cranberries or stew apples; preserve
is preparation of fruit intended to be
used at some distant time, and may
usually be kept twelve-month or
longer. Apple preserves are an alb
surdity, as apples are found in market
all the year round, except in the be-
ginning of summer, when other fruits
are in abundance. Apple jelly
is best prepared from time
to time as it is needed,
though there is Hosobjection 10 having
two weeks supplies in the house for
pies and general use. A compete
should not be made more than . day
or two at the furthest before il is TO be
served. The most familiar American
compete. nodded cranberries, is con-
sidered to be in its prime condition the
day after it is made.
For an apple jelly select dozen firm,
well-favored apples. Fall pippins make
an excellent jelly, but almost any we'll
favored, slightly tart apple will do for
this purpose. DO not ,peel the apples.
but cut them into quarters. leaving the
core in, but removing apv wormy
specks Partially decaved apples are
unfit for the purpose. Pour pint of
cold water over them and slice in half
a lemon. Put them in a porcelain
lined kettle TO boil Let them cook for
twenty minutes. and then drain them
through a fne sieve or a coarse cloth
Add sugar in the proportion OF a pound
10 every pintof juice. Let the sugar
and apple Juice boil together for TWEEN
" minutes Then test the mixture
and as soon as Il forms a Jelly pour il
into cups. layer of This jellv spread
over an apple meringue pie before the
neringue IS put on is a great improve
ment. and most French COOKS use such
a layer in all their fruit pies. both next
to the crust and over the frui., so that
the fruit IS increased in the apple jelly.
The reason for this is that the apple IS an
inexpensive, convenient article 70 use.
and possesses the ability 20 take 20 itself !
the favor OF other fruits. ike peaches.
pineapple and greenssges- A most !
delicious apples merigue pie is made ot /
apple-jell strongly tinctured with !.
lenon-iuice and covered with a ne /
ringue favored with lemon For the !
purpose % economy nice appiesauee. /
strained a 4 should b-. and with = 1
LAYER of apple jeily over il aud then the /
layer Of neringue IS more often used |
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