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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-27
admit that our lame

right or wrong. Il Is proof that we
are not standing still Even though
we be moving in the wrong direction.
we have eviDced energy, reflection and
comparison enough TO take a wrong
view; and these very qualities may. b.
better direction, lead rs from the
wrong 70 the right. The greatest
obstacle 70 this advance we shall find
in our own completeness, for IS sure
- we take falSe step We are apt 20
attribute il 20 a temporary error Of
Judgment. OF 20 some slight miscalcu-
lation. because it Is more fattcring 20
accuse ourselves of an error Of iudg-
ment. or a slight characterization. than
20 admit a constant incapacity. ForaQ
that. mistakes, Is q genarafrule. simply
mark q time when character was tried.
and found wanting They are not
Isolated. independent testimonies; they
are the growth and results Of inheren.
faults. reaching a point. when :hey
We're strong enough 20 declare them
selves 80 II Is best - face the true
state OF the case. which j. that the
natural weakness OF careleSSneSs Of or
nature would have been certain 20 have
brought sbout that particular misfor-
tune, soatfr or later IN our career.
Recognizing this tendency. L is new
ezcheless certain that the universal dis
position n any trouble i 20 find some
one equally or even mora TO blame
than ourselves Yet 70 what purpose
snail We inculpate Others? An impair
tial invest. CATION viii always bring out
the unpleasant truth that TO one IS
the victim 70 mistake who has not
positive inclination 20 make mistakes:
therefore, shifting tGc blame Of our
personal faults 10 other personalities OF
eventadoes not cxoncrate Is
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FOR SaLE-HOUS6S.
FOB EXCHANGE.

FOR SALE OR RENT-NIy residence.
lo44 y Topeka Ave. ia O'Bgyau
ai0N-tf
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after tho first ones were pulled IL was
Immediately spring.
It is right, then, that You should
know that there are to be cambrics,
iicb4-colored ones, charmingly fresh
and simple. For girlish figures young
things in reality, and not by grace of
raricature - are pale pink cottons,
dotted with tiny black leaves, or light
blue grounds fecked and spotted with
white; or white lawns figured with rose
or scarlet; OF .nauve and white stripes
md checks in infinite variety.
The new ginghams are IL tartan pat
Terms / think l can say zephyrs, II /
srv hard. but 1 may slip back to the
plder name. Some Of them are checked
eentirnentally in pink and white, as II
theywele meant to lie in h2mmocks and
listen to poetry or declarations, or per-
,aps poetry and declarations; others
aim at the chic in well defined red and
green and black plaids, as for a season
of tennis or golf, possibly. But the
came girl viii wear both sorts and
edapt herself to both sets OF situations.
There are spotted brocades and
rhccl1ed popiins and red and white
striped wills that are said TO wash
snd to afford a most uncommon variety
Of stuffs from which to get up the vaca-
lion Irritation wardrobe.
: Meanwhile tea gowns. In Lent
women who have had tea enough and
6alted almonds enough TO need the
feminine equivalent Of Kelley cure
20 into retreats or sanitariums and
lounge under glass in batiste or figured
muslin with any amount Of lace and
ribbon business to make them look
fragile and interesting
A woman not of this variety got an
Interesting tea gown last week in an
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back, we cannot help regarding our
selves very much as we regard blind
man on a journey, or a little child
thrown upon its own resources.
1t is, perhaps, best not to think too
much OF our nIistits and mistakes. for Il
is not they who analyze them, but they
who conquer them, who are happy.
And. after all, it IS not the man or
woman who never makes a mistake
who gets on in the world; on the con-
trary, II is those who are undaunted by
one, or by thousand mistakes And
paradoxical as It may seem, It is never
theless true that if we can rectify, or
escape from. or rule, our mistakes, we
are probably walking faster to higher
condition, IN our pinching shoes, than
II we wore from the cradle 70 the grave
the ''seven-leagued boots Of wealth
and power and luxury.
AMELIA Z. BARB.
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POSITION WANTED Stenographer.
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fault. then, can YOU find with her?"
And the consul stopped down, unfast-
ened his shoe. and showing il TO them,
answered: is it not of fine material?
Is it not well made? Does it not appear
to fit excellently? Yet, none of you
know where it pinches mel" 1t is much
the same with all the pilgrims of Time;
we go panied and straitened or hob
bling through life. and, TO the world,
the shoes that pinch and lame us look
fine and well made.
The pinch in the case of the Roman
consul was the matrimonial one, the
very worst a man or a woman can suf-
fer from. For it is continual. 1t pinches
two, instead of one. 1t is made worse
By complaint, and we have the last mis-
cry of knowing that we can blame no
body for our misfortune; we shod our
selves with the shoes that pinch so sore
". OF course if we have the pagan
spirit of the Roman, we may kick them
off, or if we possess the nobler Chris
tian spirit, which recognizes the expe-
diency of enduring suffering for the
sake of its disciplinary results, we may
wear them until we grow accustomed
to their pressure, Or until the leather
stretches to the size of the foot that it
has to cover. But neither way being a
happy one, it IS better to look well to
the fit of the matrimonial shoe before
we put it on Tor life.
The variety of pinching shoes is in
finite, both as to their sizes and kinds.
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I WANT to buy a stock Of groceries.
Can - T.. Douglas Ave dIfg-5t.
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nature intended to furl sails, and brow,
beat all the stormy winds that blow.
men tilling little farms, and making
money in penny pieces, who crave the
arena of corn or gold exchanges, and
who feel within themselves the power
to pocket railroad-men tied to
high desk, who dream continually of
the woods and mouRtainS-men behind
a counter who ought to be in the
saddle-men who live in hotels, and
who long for a cabin in the wilderness
born travellers. clustered in college
born engineers porting over law
books; men of ali kinds and conditions,
going through life hobbled at every step.
; But who can remedy a soul that is
badly fit with body, and has through
lie just to make the best of it? A
strong. active, adventurous soul, in a
puny, deformed body-a great student
with weak sight-a great musician
with deaf ears-a great thinker, and
without the power of utterance. Oh,
how the shoe pinches such unfortu-
mates at every step! What fruitless
iyearnings! What fierce despairs they
knowi For conditions of this kind,
there is only supernatural aid and COM
fort; only the help of the Divinity who
shapes life, no matter how misfor-
tune rough-hews it. But for the pinch
ing shoes of circumstances and locality,
there are consultations; not very APP
parent, perhaps, but vet worth draw
ing forward into the light of considera-
ton and reason.
1n.the first place we may generally
Ir,;t tl,nA lnrn1.l hnl-:.,cx e..
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Iss y. Main -. wiehita. X.
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No one can at
tentively c o n
slider his neigh
bors and friends
without perceiv-
ing their per-
verse footmarks
It h Q hating
trail made by
men preaching
stupid sermons
whose hearts are
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-27
Her C-url Pate.

So rHve- sings ne o.5- Cd songs
So shrlcseG L. days C., yorc.
Sic never -h--r-S lie scEoosr1s ao~.
I2,-l D p Thumbs arc sore
alas. Up-1 -1e i1r-s. Grand,
S1e lescr more VIII -.-v
70 t.-icl .sith the i2stsIlUeats. so
1ley K taken 4 away
Musical wcekir.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-27

out at sea;Whon
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-27
whe-. oslr Ta-tI-. INV.

Cavczyo. a West Indian ISLAND {. n
habitet exclusively b. turtles. so1ns %
which grow - an en0-I0-1s size- A.
temrts % establish human ha6itations
on the islands have a.1ays taLed
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-27

1ut DldIuc Oh HIS
epent life on a
WI on g earl Y
training or edu-
cation. Parents,
schoolmas ( ers,
friends and com
panions have all
done unjustly,.
or W e h a V q
lacked the social
a d V a n t a g e S
which others in
our rank pos
sessed. A wom-
an who has made
her life a failure
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-27
|SHOES THAT PINCH
They're Worse When Of the Sort
Matrimonial
Feet Are Hard to Fit, for the Rase
OF Life Is Long and WesrisoBe,
and Much Depends on
the Foetsear.
FCoPTRIGHT. 1881
q a >HEN AEMELr

a n - . - = - - -
IUS PAULUS
d e S ired a di-
vorce from his
W i f e, 5 0 N e
friends reason
ing with him
asked: rs she
OF autiful
and virtuous. of
n o bic family
a n d gre a {
we a 18th; what
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-27

FOR SALE-HouSehold goods Cau az
loi. North Fourth Ave diie-St q
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THREE BARGAINS-A splendid Tuft
soda fountain complete and iu perfect
order: an excellent hotel rauce-I6- hole
complete and in good repair. a phonc-
graph. in perfect condition. Each will
be sold at nominal figures compared 20
first cost. CAN at Singer 4 bonnelrs
furniture store. 30. I'll y. Main STREET.
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WICHITA NATIONAL ard State Ma
tioual hank deposit certificates are sun
going down in value but We are stfl
taking them in exchange for cash. Eriu.
what YOU have TO 1a3 y. Market ST. g..
\. Wright 4 co. dTig-6f
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are the result
of some mistake
which we our
S selves have
IN a d g. Il II {
then in hi s
very admission
we may take
hope; for the
very making of
the mis- tax g
shows that we
have en- er Y
and viii left.
and that VIC do
not belong to
hat class of
the small and
prudent, " n o
are never either
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RENT THE REGINA and amusc YOUR
friends for the evening A. your revt en-
tertainmenL Barnes & NewCoub
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AMELIA Z. BARR.
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AGENTS WANTED-s-1 70 80 rer dav
easily made u any iocality. We furnish
a line OF sampiea free and allow lY r4r
cent commission for selling. Partirtilarr
free or We mail sample or our goods
IN sterling silver upon receipt Of i1 cents
IN stamps. Standard Silver Ware CO.
Boston, Mass g7a~ ~ cod
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TIE Guild Of Arts and Crafts OF san
Francisco Will erect = memorial 20 Rob
at Louis Stevenson IN the shape OF a
very beautiful drinking fountain which
10 20 cost five hundscd dollars
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-27
WHAT ELLEN SAYS
About New Hats and Fresh
Easter Dresses.
The Newest Coilsrettc-Three Is the Magic
Number. and the Rose Is the Beloved
Blossom-a New Wrinkle
in Skirt Making.
COPYRIGHT 1854 ]

ne pussy VII
lows are ont. and
so it is proper
TO talk a b out
cotton gowns.
When l was a
little girl in
New England l
used to wade
through SHOW
drifts up TO my
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-27

is very ready to BETTER
think If she had had different educa-
ton, or better dress, or more society,
she could have done greater things for
herself. A man cites his overworked
childhood. his want of a university
training, his lack of profession, his
condemnation to life in a country
town. and blames all who had charge Of
him in his early years. But such &C
cuSatiOns are sour and lame divesting
ourselves of our OWL conduct and viii
stand no examination. For if a woman
who makes mistakes with little, had a
great deal. would she be certain only
to do well with much. when she did
badly with little? And if man cannot
make a reputation as a local doctor or
lawyer, would he succeed in becoming
famous if he had 20 pit himself against
the celebrities of the metropolis? No;
as a rule, the men and women who
fail in one direction would fail in any
other direction they took.
1t may be truly admitted that many
men seem to fail because they have
been forced into wrong place. Trades
or professions have been thrust upon
them by circumstances, for which they
have no special aptitude. But the
question here arises: Had they any
special aptitude to consult?" A large
number of men and women are of that
neutral, semi-fuid character, which
may be run into almost any mould.
The great mistake of all is 10 talk
about our mistakes If the shoes pinch
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-27

it is better not
to moon a n q
moan about the
pity of it" We
may find it i'm
poss ible to fit
ours live S { o
our desire; W o
may even h We
to put up with a
shoe that pinch
e 5 a n d hobbies
us at every step,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-27

A coarse brick-red straw hat is linex
with black chiffon and trimmed with
tulips.
Feathers, flowers and bows are ar
ranged in threes. A large black chip
hat, for example, is trimmed with
three punches of pink and mauve morn
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-27
BUSINESS oPPoRTuNlnss.

FOR SALE OR LEAsE-Eakery fra ne
town Of Blackwell a town Of q -r iu-
hatttauts a splendid opportunity 20
night party. Fult information. Al
dress J. -. Salade. Blackwell. okla. L.
dfI--tu
FOR SALE-A good paying restaurant
doing good business. Fog particular s-f-
dress Eureka Restaurant. Go T. Douglas
Ave. c-rI-., .
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FOP stLE-7ELL ESTATE.

FoE zALE-t-a zf fsy 81 .est -
NHrrt Topeka. rif- lrr~U-- ta.
iIr..E residence SITE. l-a-- -r. BE- E a.
lta- Dean Gordon s.f.ff- ts ar.-saf-
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even if they be
bravely b orn @,
or triumphed
over. For below
all reproaches of
ourselves, a n d
others, there is
an IN spok c n,
tender reproach
on that fate or
fortune " hic h
compelled us TO
make far-reach-
ing and impor-
tant decisions
on W h at was
generally to Us
very short time
a II d insufficient
I L ---l-..-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-27

CALLING THE WORLD. but we need not.
therefore, sound trumpet, and call
the world to see what things we suffer.
When certain writer published his
Thoughts" the critics justly said: ''He
might not be able to help having fool
ISL thoughts, but he could help pub
fishing them" SO, also, some of US
NAV not be able to avoid making mis-
takes, but if so we need not cry them
in a newspaper. For this weakness
there is absolutely no excuse, and il
does more vital harm than the original
cumberland perhaps too few people
remember that we are not innocent
when we do harm to ourselves.
This public bemoaning belongs to
very weak, vain characters; to those
who, as the Eton boy said, ''thinb
themselves every body" and to those
who pride themselves upon acting ac-
cording TO their own noble impulses,
having diSdain for the slow processes
and counsels of reason. But impulse is
the most Objectionable of all mortal
guides; it IS drifting quality that
never takes lasting impression; hence
my of its new suggestions has the in
huence of an inspiration, and especial
" so where there is a confirmed habit
OF mental stumbling and staggering.
There is something very pathetic in
the misfits and mistakes of our lives,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-27

A very common form or TINS personal
excuse for our Uwn errors is to lay all
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THE PEOPLES
WANT COLUMNS.

FOR SALE-Furniture. carpets. and a
nice set OF dishes. at liJ1 y. Market st.
Cheap dili-Sj.a
FOR SAIE-Good work team: IN goo5
order. Price SsSoo; l horse. year ola
a dandy. S5-o0; : milch cows. Sz7oa and
SSouo: l Fercheron Norman stallion. 8
YearS-old. Will trade stallion for insid.
lot or good house T. W. Hambric. ~ \.
wafer - dh>-St1
FOR SALE-Cheap-i light road waEon.
l pr shafts for spring wagon (newl. / re
friSerator, Hamburg and Brown LeghoTn
eggs; Red Cap and Hamburg CoCkeCclS.
TIE GrieTenstein Place, LeS jefferson
Ave. dilo-St d
FOR SALE-Heayy work team: good
Tor any work. Apply SIG e douglas Ave-
dloS-4t @
FOR SALE-DIEBOLD tire3roof safe.
wick dlOs-4t a
FOR SALE-Household goods Cau al
loi2 North Fourth Ave. diie-Sta
FOR SALE-FineIy bred mare. 3 wears
oil. sound; well broken. not afraid Of
As ] have no use FOR her q J. Hartman.
81 North Lawrence. dile-Stfr
FOR SALE puneys 7-inch face. S.
inches II diameter. Enquire al the Eagle
Office dS5 t.
FOR SAJE-AOUSES.
Onder this head Sc per line per day)
FOR SAILS room house. larye shade
ami fruit trees, lots =. mile from Main
and Douglas. SsdD
room house. harm. lots. $50
room house barn. fruit T. lots S6a.
room house. barn. shade. lots So.
room house, lots. $3.50
story brick on Main ST. S.eao
dllOu. T.. l. SPENCER
FOR SALE OR RE\T-Ny residence,
! lV4. y Topeka Ave. ia O'Bryau.
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FOR TRADE
under this head o. per line per day.
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STOLEN
FOUND


LOST ll4gretf silver bracelet on tnt
street oT 800 First frssbyfsrau shor. Is.
Suitable reward - y. Topeka Aye
gffr-rf n
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FOR SALE-Furniture. carpets and a
nice set of dishes, at i4J1 y. Market St
Cheap. diif-St n
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FOR SALE-DIEBOLD tireQroof safe.
-sN56; perfect condition. Room 2l6 Ss~is-
wick. dl0S-ft n
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FOR SALE-Heayy work team. good
Tor any work. Apply $40 = douglas Ave.
dltN-4t q
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1895-04-27

As this 10 the season of the year when
farmers are costem plating the purchase
OF farm implements, ETC., their attention
Is called to the fact that FL. Nesbitt, the
wsll.knewn hardware dealer, of this
place, at all times carries complete
line Of such articles. which he offers for
sale at NEST reasonable sprices. He also
has large and we'll selected stock OF
hardware Of every description. Mr..
Nesbtt also deals In furniture. and has
tho largest and choicest line ever shown
In Baraga county. When in need Of fur
niturs do not fail to call and inspect his
stock. for you can find just what you
want ana save money by dealing with
him.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1895-04-27
For sale at a Bargain.

AS am unable to devote proper time
and attention, have decided to retire
from the hotel business, ana accordingly
offer for sale at q great bargain all the
furniture OF the Hotel Vendome. There
are eleven bed room suites as good as new
also all kinds of furniture. including
dining room, sitting room, office, kitchen
and laundry, besides stoves, carpets, and
general utensils, also two good new
mich cows, and barn implements.
The rent of the VendOme is reasonable,
There is large garden and barn. The
hotel has good local patronage, and a
first-class transient trade. especially dur
ing the summer months. The building
is in good repair. A grand opportunity
for any person who can devote proper
time to the business. Everything will be
sold decidedly cheap. Now Is your
chance to buy. Call on or address
FRED CARROLL.
Baraga, Mich.
Act
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1895-04-27
$4,000 AWAITING HIM.
A Saginaw Man Who is Believed to 30
Hiding In Baraga.


Hiding In Baraga.
The following appeared in the Detroit
Free Press Of recent date:
"A letter has been received by Chief
OF Police Kahn from former well knowR
Saginawian, now OF Baraga, U. p, in
regard to young man that is danger
susly III at the Chappsll House, Of that
place, who passed under the name of
William Preston, but whom he believes
to be John Wegst, who left Saginaw
some twelve years ago and never re-
turned. Other Saginaw men who have
been in Baraga and met him say he
greatly resembles the missing man. and
has teld those who are attending him
that his relatives live here and this
place was formerly his home. The
some family trouble and he does not
wish to communicate with his friends.
Chief Kahn states that John Wegst was
the adopted son OF the late ex-Ald. Adam
WepSt, VINO IeIb MIN SO,UUV NJ tno tiule
of his death, contingent upon his appear
ing to claim it. The young man left his
home prior to his adopted fathers death,
and such long time elapsed without
any word from him that Mr.. Wegst be-
| leved he was dead. In the event Of his
not turning up the $4,000 legacy was to
revert to relatives 10 Germany, 1t was
reported young Wegst had some slight
sscapads when he was In Texas among
the cowboys, bat nothing serious, and
Chief Kahn says that there never has
been the slightest intimatiep that he was
wanted by the Texas authorities. He
may have had an idea that the oifenso
was more serious than it actually was,
and changed his namo to conceal his
identity. Relatives will leave for Bara-
ga in few days to settle the question,
and II he proves to be the genuine John
Wegst aud RECEIVERS. tho fatted calf will
be killed and his bank account swelled
con siderably, as the $4,000 still awaits
him." 4
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1895-04-27

Earnest Thompson. the seventeen.
yssr-old son Of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Thompson, OF Laird, while engaged In
clearing land one day this week, gave
bis foot severe cut with an ak. Mr..
Thompson at once came to Baraga and
sought DR.. TSrner. who returned with
him aud soon had the foot repaired, !"
and In as good condition as possible I'M
der the circumstances.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1895-04-27

There is girl In this little town
Who has got the slang right down .pat; !
And as passed her the other day
was not surprised to hear her say:
"You can just bet your sweet life
amt dead stuck on that"
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1895-04-27
BARAGA.
NOTICE.

People Of Baraga desiring anything In the
line OF Job printing may leave orders with
Frank Webb, at the -four and feed store of
Overmeyer Webb, OntonaRon street. which
will receive prompt attention at this office.
All work win be delivered II desired. Prices
reasonable and satisfaction guaranteed.
GEO. @. JAcKMAN,
Publisher.