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Abendblatt., 1894-10-27

Die 5omilie 8udhbol5.
Don 9nIi1eH @ttatnr.

Dem Oenti@leienOen @ubIitum sic ~beiOn6eren gor3Hge bieies
N5ertes, feline feline Satire unO Die 9emitbpOa bertere 2e6enss
onidanung nod ~beiOnbers an5upreiieu, bnBe 8a6er ins gQeer tragen.
1at es oOG in kauut II 90bren 80 audosen erlrbt. Sugar
Der nit ieinem Sob 10 FARCE Altredskanaler Oontte in einem 9anb,
i6reiben Dem 8erfofer ber5lid fHr Die eenuBrei9en @tunOen, weG6e
ibm Die 2eftire beg 8u5es ~Oeridaf, bos 3eitpeGis p6brenO I9we.
rr &ranfbeit i'm ieGbft feline G9mer5en berge7en GieB.
9ides 8u6 feuen mir ben 2ehrn bes. &ben6blattes unter be.
iOn0ers 9infttsen 8e6tngungen aur 8erfu9ung.
0esen 2 Coupons nmo 20 Gents lit gaar geben mir bus gn6
in Der Office ob. Jur %Oenfeben Yrets miro es aud pOrtofrei i'm
Snlan0 pet Dof uerfanOt.
Abendblatt., 1894-10-27
YOtitt16e &~miff8feit tito 6emetns
bett4

SIM &atbbaule erleben mir 0aS crbaus
li6e S6auipteG, SAB 3ur @r6aihung polt7
tiicber 8ortheiLe cine polttti6e Clique Die
Stootoertpaltung in 6te grOBte 0elbnctz
le9enbeit bringt unb bic Stobt bis bart an
ben &anb 6es 8anterottS tretbt. @eiebt
ben SAT- Die frii6eren 6emofrattiben Stabtz
Dertpaltungen bitten Die gGn5e ieBtge @elbz
femme auf benz @emiiien, 10 mGre baS
neuerlide 8or8eben 6eS Sinan3ausi9ulieS
bes SGaOtratbS ge9en ben itdbtii6eu
Comptroller einfa@ ais imam gu be3ei9z
nen.
Der Comptroller finbet, oLs ct onfons8
6ieieS Sabre5 iein Qlmt ontritt, maiienbaft
S6ulben unb fetn @el6 Dor, GbuIben Bic
bauptidhIi6 felt benz groBen 8ranOe entz
ita1ben un6 INNER mn nit neuen S6uI=
ben be3abGt tporDen itn6. 9ieie i6ipebenz
ben S6ulben b%elaufen it9 auf 4,707, 1854
0oQar8 uno boge9en beftn6en itb in Der
Ialie 56O,611 Dollars, 10 oaB Gllo nocb
4,174,353 Dollars aufSubrtn9cn bleiben !;
etnige anbere Soften, ipie Die S9uI9eloer,
bic Ginnabmen aus Der Waiierleitrng
II. /. 10. f0nnen nicbt gut 8e3a6lung
iener bertpen6et tper6en. Ser Comp
trouer Den0et it'd nun oil ben 9tecbtSe
berotber ber Stabt unb fra8t an, Db er auf
bic mod rGditGnbi9en Steuern bcS Sa6res
1893 0elb in ben 8anfen Bergen unb 3tns
fen bapon be3abIen f0nne. 9aS BADEN 5tpar
i6on bor tbm sic &ebnun8sfiibrer Der
oelnofratii6en u1b republitanii6en Ser
tpaltun8eu getban uno iogar bet Comp
trouer 6es Wtapors @ N bat, 1893,
$334,000 auf bte 8etIe 9epumpt, aber ct
mill it'd boob ieiner Sa9e OergeDiiiern,
uno iDte an0ere it6btii9e &ecbtSanipalte
Dor tbm, 10 enti9eibet Ser ieBige, DAB ct
rubig ben Bump anlegen f0rne. Oie 8anz
fen Ietben barouf Ser StaOt G0ica9o cine
WttltOn 1tto nit 6iiLfe bieleS gelbe8 niro
Der &reOit BET Sta6t aufrecbt er6alten, bis
auf einmal GENTLE WtitgIieoer beS Ttnan3s
NuSiAuiie5 pOIttti6e 8ebenfen friegen unb
tptiien nOuen, mie Der Comptroller feline
6anbLungSpeiie rec6tfertigen poIe.
Stun, CT bat ite 9erecbtfertigt, benn ct bat
einfa9 ben 8anfen tbr @clb 3urifgegeben
nnO Der Sinan3ou8i4uB fam iebt ieben,
ME ct fertig nirO. Ser poIttii6e She'll
Der gan8en 2lffaire 9ebt uns nicbts All, baz
nit mOgen iib bic pOLttii9en 8arteien 3uz
rc3tfin6en. Qtber e5 muB aucb ben unbes
tbetli9ten 8eo6acbter drgern, ipenn ct iiebt,
pte bGs 8obG elmer gan3en Sta6t bon
elmer 6anOOpll 8olttiter auf'S Spiel geIebt
pirO, Die eincn boppeIten 3pef ba6et i'm
Nu8e babel1, eritens benz eigenen 8artei9e=
nOiien (0}abben) unb @oriiben6en beS ST.
1lon3auSi6uiie5, nit 6eien 0iiien unb 3us
%itimlnung Der Comptroller leine Stnan3s
funftittfe 9emadbt bat, mas am 3euge gu
f!fen, unO 3%tneitcn8 ser 0%egenpartet am
SOrabenO Der 8a6l 8erLegenbeitcn 3u be-
reiten. 0aS 1T, lpie O6en gefagt, infant
nno nur IN eincm 2on6e m0glica, no 6a8
Sntereiie ber 8artet i6er bas SntcreTie BET
8irgeri3aft 8eieBt tuir6.
Abendblatt., 1894-10-27
Sn 6er1 coIobri1cben StGbtcbsn 81,

= Sn Dem coIabrti1en StG6t6en 9tas
bicena 1T cine b0l3erne W%tabonna entbcft
tporbert, peIbe t6re @(u8en beipegt. 9oS
bon benz ionft vliberaIen" J3eapeIer vOtatz
ttno" auSfil6rIi6 er5Gblte unb Deftdtigte
Wttrafel bat bereitS aus aQen @aren Siibz
ttaLienS Tauienbe bon Yilgern unb &ronten
l1acb benz fletnen Srt gelo6t, unb bic 6aS
iDun6erb0re Wtabonnenbtlb Interchangeable
&trcbe bat an fromuen @abet in @elb,
SuDeLen II. /. IN. bereits nibt tpeut9er ais
$4,000 6rancs eingenommen. Sosar Wtitz
glieber beS YarIantentS, ipte ber Der 9inten
an9e66rtge Nbgeorbnete Golaru1fO, baben
nambofte 8eitrG8e in Sic 0pferfaIie 9e>
%ipenOet, 10 leBterer 300 Trancs. = Static
niicbe gacbridten Oieier Q(rt itub aber itets
nit GROCER 8orii9t auf3unebmen.
Abendblatt., 1894-10-27

= Ser S9ut3pang nil aucb BEN &Otbs
bGuteu 1idbt gefauen. Sn ltri5ona tuur6e
ber geriu6 Sema9t, Bic &tnber ber02Oquiz
Sn6ianer in Die Sbule 81 iteden, unb bic
Tolge mar, baB bic MoquisSnbiancr Dem
Q~gcnten bas Teu bou5ubauen brobten.
Der General McGoof, Ser I'M 0epartement
0eS Colorado boS &ommanoo fibrt, ion
ieBt bie Sa6e unteriuhen. GS gtcbt nur
%finf6unOcrt MOqui, bic nod Oa3u nibt
ie9r friegeriib geitnut iittb, 10 OaB man
fie nit 2eibti8feit CUR &ernunft bringen
miro.
Abendblatt., 1894-10-27
Die moisousfubr nad OeutfdlonO,

0te i3On 10 LANCE ongeitrebte vBppulas
rtItrun9" bon amerifanii6em Wtais in
0eut1blan0 19etnt iebt bod in Sang 31
tommen, oenn tpte elmer Der nad 6ort6in
entla1oten yNgttatoren" an uniere Ge9te>
ring bertbtet, i3nin6en oortieLbft 6te Bis
Der Dem WtdtS ais 6uttermitteL fir 8ieb
entgegen9ebrobten 8orurt0eile garS beoelz
tend, obipObl bic 9sut1den, pie es in benz
Sertbt betBt, it'd INNER nod ribt 10 recbt
nit Dem 0ebrau6e beS 4OrnS ais menl6z
lthes gtobrungsmttteL befreun6en t0nnen ;
oo5 bteiem Yunfte ipirb feline groBe 8e6eus
tun8 me9r betgemeiien, Die 6ouptia6e fir
Nlnertfa 1T, baB W2atS bort ais 8ie6futter
Gtn8an9 ftnbct. 8or t"penigen Sa9ren nod
mar amertfoniibeS Weli6forn, melbes
oriiben auf ben MGrften in sic 9feiben Ser
Tuttermittel etngeiteut por6elt, nur bann
nit grOBerer 2et4ti9feit an Sen Mann 3u
brtn8en, tpenn Der 8reiS Dafir nie6riger
mar, ais Der sur nGmlicben 53eit fir Safer
berlan9te; ieBt finoet es o6ne S6tpierioz
fetten @biab gu ben ndmlicben Yreiien.
0euticblanpS Sattertnan9eI bonn portgen
Sobr mar in groBem WtaBe ser MnloB 31
bet NuSoeDnung, bic ser Gerfauf amerttaz
ntihen MtatieS bort inter ben 8iebbeItBern
g%etDOnnen bat. Sn Ben leBtberfloliencn
Wfonaten mar bic NuSfubr bon bieligem
WlaiS nab europa angeitcbts ser lit Sic
66be 9e9angenen 9reiie cine 3icrnlt6 ge=
ritge, 6ob Denn bte Nusfubr Der eriten
a9t Wonate bteieSSabreS in 8etra9t ge3Oz
gen tpirb, 10 ban6cIt cs iib OennO9 Inn cine
recbt 0nieDnlicbe Otenge, nGmli9 nm 3D.
100000 8ulbel, 9egen IS, 509, 600 8u16el
in Dem cntlprecbenbe N 8eitraume BON 1893.
Sn bent am 80. Stunt 1889 su @nbe gegarz
9enen &ebnungSiabr betru9 bic Qtusfubr
bon Mats ta6 9euti9lanb 1900, 600
8uibcL; i'm Sabre Oarauf itteg bteielbe bis
ouf 11,400, 900 8uibel, tpGbreno tie in
1891 merfmitrbi8er @etie auf $3.50, 900
8ui3el 3uriid 9in9. Sine d6nIt6e S9ponz
flung tenn3eibnete bic 3unGcbit foIgenben
3pet Sabre, benn in 1892 be%sifferte iib
Oer MtaiSerport nocb 0euti6lanb auf 49,
5000 900 8ui6el, in 1893 MIR 0uf $780,
900 8ul6el. Sir 6te1eS Sobr bat un1ere
&egierun9 etnen 8eribt iiber bte W1atS7
auSfubr mach bem alten @~oter(an6e noh
ni6t sliammen8eiteQt.
Abendblatt., 1894-10-27

= Nm ~, Oftpber 1923 it SObann
Gasp. Schiller (@ater beS 9i6terfitriteu)
5u 8ittenfetb geboren unb 1928 8u Wiarton
in gOrtlbire BET en9lii9e Seefabrer unO
GrbumiegIer GoOf. 1906 3ie6t 9(apOIeOn
in Berlin elm, England bri6t Die Srtee
Observation-Disclosures ab. 1880 8ei6ies
Bung Nnttperpens burdb bic Sran8oien.
1863 ftn6et i'm amerifanii3en 8irgerz
friege bic S6la9t bel @aubat3ie in Sem
nefiee itatt; Die 8unbestruppen perlieren
Is Goote un6 339 @erpunbete; Bic @ebeLe
len 1900 3o6te unb 8ermun0ete, 1870
tapitulirt Oteb. 1889 8ermdblung Oes
&ronprin3en 3onitantin BON @riebenIanb
nit Ser 8rinSeiitn Sophie bon &reuSen.
Abendblatt., 1894-10-27

5. b. nm 121 t~peniger, ais i'm 8oriabr in
Der 9Lei8en @o9e oorsetommen, SIM
@rpBen unb @an3en baben ii6 Die Sc
i9Gftsaust4ten gegeniiber Ger 8Ormo9e
gebeiiert unb tperoen mir ia in %etnigen
8o9en au6 bte 8ablaufregnng 6inter
uns babcn unO in benz Mtonat angeIan9t
ietn, 100 mir auf cine g~iiuitige Bittcrung
fir ba5 @eihdft8lebcn re9nen b%irfen.
Abendblatt., 1894-10-27

= WtOr9en bor einem Sabre 1T Garter
6arriion bon 9renbersait ermOr6et mOre
BEN. Ser mOr9i8e Sag 1T au9 Der Sab
resta9 Der 2an6ung beS columbus auf
Cuba.
Abendblatt., 1894-10-27
0nnnrtd1 Dnntpfer.

S6Qlt8 mad Tecine, 9tiltuaufee. SbebsDsan, Itaui,
69tpec, EWp 3tioerS, Reuauuee, Abnopee, Sturgeon 81n
1tsnpHtnee. &uoj1gton nub Wtautitee un 7ubr Obs.
Jtaa SronS 9aDeH, WtuSfegon, 6rano Ropios &C
nm 1870 Mbsn0s. Souutae3 auSgenOnmen.
gta9 Green 8ap, WttttDpn rub Samitog 7 rbr AbOs.
Stoeg @seanabo. Wtaniittque uno gap Sorts SoHIitags
UNI Z ubr Nbenos.
oifce nnb 9ods: SUB br Miaiaan gSs. eapbaru
Abendblatt., 1894-10-27
5Gr J0Oermaan.
fit 9ro6 uao N(ein.
fit Qrn ono RCiC5,
COnklin'S
9Qn00u0
0eS
uutli1en Uiffens,

3iir oas Jaus entbdtt es nhs.
tt@e &ecepte aaer Grt, &ngobev
iber W1aB uno Getpi6t u,i.p.
Cir Rantlentt siebt eS Nuf.
tbluB in gei9dftLi6en unb geiebs
ti9en Grasen, iOpie 8atb in Sud-
fubrun9 unb tbreu neri@iebeueV
6pftemen,
Jiir MtaDaniktr cine 8uIauts
aienfel1uns Der in ibr SAD i6la'
8enben me6anii9en @eiebe unb
aGer benftptir0igeH Grftnbungen
uno Mai6ineu,
giir DEN 9auowerker praftii8s
6atbi9ldse unO Itatiitti9e Nn'
9aben.
Cir ben 9Anomirtb @ttte'
c%unssreSeln, 8OOenfun6e, &atb.
fb1dse fir 8~eaferung, 2anbmej'
Jung unb 8ebanOGung bon 8ieb,
Jiir O6rtntr GuH6lii1e iibes
2ebensfdbi8teit Der Gamenarten,
aetmen, @a6stbum Der 9Gume &c.
giir Dolitiker itatiitti@e8eri9ts
dber 8ablen, 8ebDlferungssabt
YarteiSrupptrun9en.
giir 0o4ban0ler senaue NtoB'
tabenen.
yiir Bndbalter 2e9nnuese NM
RahltabeGen.
So 1T unm5BIid, BET, reidet so
9alt Oteies 0anObu9s aud nus
annabernb gu i9ilsern.
Seoes Sitter, ieeer 9tanb unb
Bernf fnben BARN i@Rea Ofetb
anS GuHbtus.
Da5u teutrtt cine 8uIammerra
tteQuns auer ptBttseu geI@idtlia
DEN GreisHife, iOwie seOgrapbiida
ansabea bur9 so neine 0ambfarten
~erldutert, ftattftti9e 8ufammeua
fteaunsen iiber Gedi6te, gesIItS
rutIg unO Die Grseusutiie aaer 6taas
ten Der Union.
SIT alien Grasen ben aaeemeis
nem SntereHe finbet man Bier IN
Oerftanbli9er Setting
AntrOort und 8eReRrmna.
Abendblatt., 1894-10-27

SEy2iGt9am Gentral, Netp Bort @emtraE= mto
Nv 8Sifea 6 MIb eNl. &ifet6ABnet. - p9ie
gtio9are Teas gRpute. 3iee ~berlnfen unO tortmen Gn
in Oer nsIen Central. Station an Safe Srpnt, SUP BON
Bart &Dp, uuS q. Ctr, 80. Str. nnA 9s6e 9arE
Sto6tStfetaOffice: 81 Glarfs5tr.
Abendblatt., 1894-10-27
Die Camille BmObol'.
Gi1en6ahn~ GaRrpRdne.

Rbtce9O g. gtertbue terttse 81 Settbo 1H.- Stfet
w Offices; 9tDs. 206-208 G~lort=StroBe, an Der
Sofleg Aoenne Station uuo am Seppt, @de meas.
uno RinaicsStroBe.
Mbfohrt Nnfunff
Abendblatt., 1894-10-27
SuiotoiS Central.

@Ge bur9gebsnbeu 8iss bon Der @eutraIsG Citation,
Y. StroBe nno Yarf 8Otp. 8ise fir ben Siben f0uneu
ebenf0ls an %. 5traBe. 80. StraBe un6 S9be 9arf Qs
neutmen lperbeu. Gt1ets in Der 9tGbt=Sftce, 1874 Glib
elart=StraBe, unb I'M auottOrtuu1=opteI.
Abendblatt., 1894-10-27
@bfobrt antunft

$50 Me, fIi:s0 81, T. g., 81 81. $50, g H.,
II D. Gutnnft; TBS @3. 1880 @t, 1905 O&,
'11:SO MR., lis g., ID Sc, '6:15 81. $3.50 q.
3hoifprb nub 5reeport- abfabrt II Nt. HOBS st,
fails g., +11:3o q. Nnfunft: no. 80 Nt. 1915 g.,
t5:55 81 +111o A-'96eli@. fGdgti9, aus9euonlmen
lid, 5oHftaa8 euSoenommen. s9ur Sonntaa8.
Abendblatt., 1894-10-27
IA : r. Union pahen9er Station.
Y IEgnnSyIVdnid Ljngs.I
elDanns., 6amaI. nmo Waoifpn=gtr.

Sltet=Offces: Mu 6er Station. in 248 9. Gtnrf.
StraBe, SIDE S0dIDu. ln6 I'M 9ueitoriuni-p ptel.
Gur4s3a9e fabren ipie fOI9t nap Gentral-3 eit:
Abendblatt., 1894-10-27

SIM Nbenbblatt ftnbet man ale ftG6tt=
f9en 9teuigfetten unb teIegrapbil9en 9ez
peiben. Sour 6 Gents 6te @o1e.
Abendblatt., 1894-10-27

9aS lit elm Mdrben, perben Sic iagen,
elm neutrality-suspicious. unO Dentg erfreuliz
dbeS W6r6en!
@Gre e8 Elm WtGrcben, pirbe icb 6urcbz
aus Sbrer Qtnit6t iein, aber idb babe an
Der @ei6i9te, Die am 5, Stunt in 0teuiac
paiiirt lift, fetn 0Ort 9e6nbert. Dieter
Sage, nG6ren6 metne8 Q[uIentbaltS in
8Oroeaur, pur6e 6er6au Dor benz S6tpurz
geri6t Der @irOnOe perbanbelt. S9 babe
lo90r Die Jtamen Der 8erioncn beibebaIten,
Die bartn cine Stole ipieIen. Mori3ia
ipurbe ST Orei Sabren un0 Daniel Bernard
gu o6taebn Wtonaten @efGngntB pers
urtbeilt.
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Abendblatt., 1894-10-27
be 2dufe un0 bdngte es wie0er an

Tub beibe 9dlfe unO bdnSte es mieOer an
ieinen 8laB.
Sin leiies Stimm1en t0nte mie Go9elz
9eSptti9er aus Dem weiBen, fOfett berges
rtdteten 8ettchen berOor. W2ari5ta bob
i9r Go6terben auf un6 bracbte es ibrem
Wtann. Sic ieLbft Legte it6 auf Der am
beren Seitc neben boS &tnD unb 8eiOe,
Wfann unO Srau, IieBen bic biibibe Gleine
auf iDren Nrinen tGnser, bis iie laut aufs
jau33te. Sic bebedten abtpe6leLn6 baS
6ino nit &iiiien unb nal1nten es balb
umein tleincs 6er3Den", baIb vmcin 0er3z
blatt" nnb vmeine tleine &Onigin".
Abendblatt., 1894-10-27
art @mfunft

fShtcaBO, &ttItp Gsfee & st. EauI=GiYeubahn.
" Gto >ts3tdet=Oftce 207 eIorfsStraBe Sefenbcue
219o 9totn. uniOn Boiio9ier.@tottD 6aual, abamss
unb Mtobtion=9 traBe.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-01-13
SHOOTING ELEPHANTS.
Big Game in Ceylon, and the Excitement
of Bagging It.

of Bsgging 1t.
Our first attempt at elephant shoot
ing was in The Park says writer
Appu Sinhu made an excellent stalk,
and a., who had the toss, had the salts
faction of shooting our first elephant
q bull with short tusheS. Next day it
was my turn in the thorn jungle. Appu
Sinhu took me up game path to with
in twenty feet of the herd-one offered
a fair shot, and down he went. With
screams of terror the herd fed Nv
elephant struggled up again only to
perish by the left barrel. II. killed our
path, but not till he and NJ. had
emptied their rifles into it. This was a
good beginning. but the firing had dis
turbed the game, and we now had to
GO farther ateld for it. We found it
again in the thorn jungle-a rogue
H. fired first. and the brute promptly
charged, but was turned with the sec
ond barrel. Knowing he would not 60
far, we advanced against him by parai-
lei game-paths. He charged NJ. who
failed to stop him. NJ. tried to retreat,
caught his foot and fell on his lack
The brute stopped in the smoke, and
commenced beating for him with its
trunk. IL. ] afterward learned. was
trying silently to get in fresh cartridges
the elephant being between him and
his tracker Fortunately, | caught a
sight of the brute across the thorns and
gave him another ball. He at once
charged at the smoke. but the Jungle
or his wounds impeded him. and gave
me time to run few yards to wind
ward. When he emerged / brought
him TO his knees, and NJ. who had fol-
lowed n the track, gave him coup de
s,='Gee 9ehind the ear. r.--Outing.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-01-13
RiNGlETS AGAIN.
Curls and Tears Once More Threatened
for Sentimental Femininity.

( UEiS anu IcoTS OnCe more lnrOoteneO
for Sentimental Femininity.
Ringlets belong strictly to the senti-
mental period of the worlds history,
and the practical women of to-day
! would hardly know what to do with
them. They are founded on the theory
that the hair of all pretty girls curled
naturally, and that after the morning
bright hesses in order to produce a
whole crop of ringlets, all arranged in
the most picturesque and pleasing
order. That was the theory. In prac-
tice there were curl papers. curling
tongs, curling fluids and many kindred
devices, all of which together were far
from sutficing to keep the ringlets in
curl.
In the beginning of our queen s reign
ladi&A wore long ringlets at each side
of the face and what was known as
back hair Their chief occupations
were Berlin wool work and Irritation,
the ringlets playing prominent part
in the latter pursuit. to judge by the
novels of the time. When they blushcd
mine hue.
These curls hung outside their bon
nets in the streets, and then they had
double shield for their bushes, for
they could drop their veils'' in some
instantaneous fashion which is as mys-
terious as it is enviable to the women
of our own day. Florence Dombey and
Kate Nickleby were constantly drop
ping their wells, while they either
bluShed or shed tears.
A facility for weeping, in fact, seems
to have accompanied the era of ring
lets, and it is affrighting to conjecture
that it might possibly return with the
revival of the fashion. There is really
20 saying what even a modern girl
might do if you put her into ringlets.
She might experience perfectly diff
ferent set of emotions from those to
which she is accustomed - London
Daily News.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-01-13
Sex of the Moon.

AL English-speaking people refer to
the moon as she" and the sun as
he in Hindoo mythology, however
the goddess of night" is male deity
supposed to be the son of the patriarch
Atri, young man who was trans
ferred to the realms OF space because
he was too good TO associate with 9TH
er human beings. The Malays. Siam
csc and several classe. and castles of
the Chinese. speak of the moon as the
great milk curd or butter ball which
rose from the great primeval sea of
milk when it was churned by the gods
TO procure the much-prized beverage
CT Immortality. IN. Y. sun.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-01-13
The Sword-pin.

Women are wearing nowadays fierce
looking pins in the shape of swords or
daggers. The sight of so many of these
pins in the shop windows reminds one
that fashion is fckle. and that net long
ago other designs were enjoying the
same favor that is now bestowed on
this one. Ii is not more than four or
6ve years ago that all bits of jewelry
we're taking the form Of gold and silver
hearts Either sentiment was rife at
that time or hearts were losing their
tender sym bolism. for they were boldly
made to serve every ornamental occa-
siou. They dangled nom bracelets and
necklaces, they were Sorn on watch
chains and wristbands they even stared
1t you from the bowl of your teaspoon
and they were made into all kinds of
brooches and scarf.pins Iiarper's Ba.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-01-13
Polite to a Fault.

Johnny's Mamma-When my little
boy went out with Jerry did he remem-
ber to be polite and make Jerry go out
before, him?
Johnny-Yes, Ea. sure / did. An
when he wouldn't go out first turned
around and slugged him. - Chicago
Record.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-01-13
NOGN NCi.MEN1S.

Fraternal Aid association will hold
special meeting this Saturday evening at
{ O'Clock sharp in the register deeds office
in ;he court house. Special business of
importance 10 every member Please re-
member the time and place. BY order OF
j. NJ. BALDERSTON, President
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-01-13
Necess,rx Tor sailing.

Charley Stasai-I wish that we might
sail forever down the stream of life
Minnie CGpper-So we can-if you
will raise the wind Puck.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-01-13
NOTICE. WICHITA MUSICAL CLrB

The choral will meet proptly AT clock
this oiternoon. Every member who eX-
poets TO take part in the cantata is eN-
pected io-he present. The executive COM
mitiee will meet after the choral
Mrs l. W. CLAPP.
Choral Secretary.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-01-13

Wichita Council No 80, L. c. T. will
holG its regular monthly meeting Saturday,
Jan. Is. 1894 in l. Q. Q. (. hall, at 80 y.
m Ali members and visiting l. {. I.
boys are invited.
b. L. HARTMAN, Secretary.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-01-13
peuEiieS@.

Judge-Have you anything To offer
TIE eour. before sentence is passed?
Prisoner-No. your honor. Ny lawyer
,cok ny last shillinE.-Puca-
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-01-13

"A resident of Chisholm Islands, s.
C.. during the October storm, saved
thirty five persons as the waters were
sweeping them past his door.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-01-13

The Missionary society of the Central
Christian church will meet this Friday
afternoon at o'clock, in the study of the
church. All ladies of the congregation
are invited TO be present
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-01-13

5 Admirer-Daisy, Daisy, give me your
answer, do. I'm half crazy
Aasmired - You fatter Yourself
Truth
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-01-13

Great Britain has $50, 600 miles Of
roads, which cost 500, Ooo. 900 and 5000
miles of streets, which cost $50, 600, 00o.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-01-13

When lsaby vas sick. We gave her Cassorfs-
When she ras Child, she cried for Casioria.
When she bccs-ae Miss, she chung 70 Castoria.
when she - r'hildren, she gave ;hez, CaSsGa-ia
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-10-17
KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than Others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products TO
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup of Figs.
Its excellence is due to its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of perfect lax
ative; effectually cleansing the system,
dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
and permanently curing constipation.
1t has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession, because it acts on the Kid
neys, Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale by all drug
gists in so cent bottles, but tits man
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup of Figs,
and being well informed, you will not
accept any substitute if offered.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-10-17
Now for the facts as to the "Texarkanian:

Now for the facts as to the ''Texarkanian:"
1t has by far the most complete printing
outfit the city ever reimbursement is more
than double that Of any other plant in the city.
With bran new body type, and latest styles Of
new job and advertising display type, best
presses, run by little gem of gas engine, no
city of Texarkana's size in the South can show a
better equipped Office, nor turn out a neater pa
per, or more stylish job work, at lowest prices.
1t employs, and pays cash, for more labor
than any other office in the city. Five or six
families derive a support or revenue from it's
income. Its monthly expense account most of
which stays in Texarkana foots up from $500
to $3.50 per month. 1t is live, progressive
newspaper, outspoken for right. Democratic
to the core, reserves the privilege Of censur-
ing wrong in it's own party as we'll as out of 1t.
1t gives daily nearly double as much inter-
esting reading matter as any other paper in the
city, and is by far the neateSt paper ever gotten
out here---so dozens Of citizens have told us.
Its job department is the best equipped in
Southwest Arkansas or Northeast Texas. Any
and all classes of job printing done to order,
equal to st. Louis, and prices in competition
with the world Satisfaction guaranteed in ev-
cry instance. Bring us your job work.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-10-17
An Ample Fund of Pleasure and
Health.

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age and foreign travel. But before
one gets ones sea legs" on, as the
sailor says, the abominable qualms,
begotten of sea sickness, have usu-
ally to be gotten over. Delicate
people suffer, of course, more than
the robust from this ailment, but
few sea travellers escape it. Against
the frightful nausea it produces,
Hostetters Stomach Bitters is a re-
liable defence, and is so esteemed
by tourists, commercial travellers,
yachtsmen and mariners. An all
ment akin to sea sickness, often af-
hicts land travellers with weak stom-
achs. This is often brought on by
the Earring of a railway train. Dis
quietude in the gastric region from
this cause it always remedied by the
Bitters, which also prevents and
cures chills and fever, rheumatism,
nervous and kidney trouble, consti-
patton and billiousness.