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The Saint Paul globe., 1897-10-23
Butter and Provisions.
Fancy Dairy Butter, per ID,
IS cents
Especial price on 4O-1b tubs.)


5-fb jars North Oaks Butter q. ].
BIB jars Choice Creamery ........ 1.10
Fancy Creamery, in bulk, per ID. 23c
Fancy Brick Cheese, per tb...... lie
Fancy Limburger, per fb......... .1215c
Full Cream Minnesota Cheese, per
Id Observation-Disclosures. 10c
Premium Cheese, per tb......... lac
Summer Sausage, per fb....... .1215c
Sugar cured Hams, small, per H.. Zoe
Picnic Hams, small. Observation-Disclosures. &c
Fancy long-cut Shoulders, per H.. SC
Smoked Halibut, per ID. b............ 15c
Smoked White Fish, per fb........ lie
New Fish Balls, per can. 30 and SOC
2-fb Brick Goldfish. Observation-Disclosures. 15c
Excelsior Farm Sausage, per 10. .1215c
Our Little Pig Sausage, per H.. 12c
Pigs Tongues, per rfb................ &c
Pigs Feet, per b.................. &c
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-10-23

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All
druggists refund money if it fails to cure. 25c-
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-10-23

Pound-package Saratoga Flakes
Soda Wafers) ......................1 10c
Welch Bros New Maple Sugar,
pound bricks ......................1 15c
Large-size box Zulu Stove Polish.... &c
Navy Beans, per Observation-Disclosures. &c
Brown Beans, per 10. &c
Large-size California Prunes, Tbs. .25c
California Peaches, per fb.......... .10c
New California Apricots, per fb.....1Oc
8 Tbs New Evaporated Apples. .......25c
New Evaporated Pears, per 1b......12c
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-10-23

oOl1Q, OOuIlu w 1UlGI ApDl6S
per barrel,
1926
Small Ben Davis Apples, per barrel,
$3.50
Tokay Grapes, per basket,
2D cents
Fancy, Sweet French Prunes, per
basket,
% CsnTs
Fancy German Prunes, per basket,
20 cents
Very Fancy Grapes, per basket,
12 cents
Good Grapes, per basket,
10 cents
Bushel-box Fancy Pears,
$1.25
Bushel-b box Ounces,
S1.25
Large, fresh-killed Red-head Ducks,
per pair,
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-10-23
INSANE MAN FLOGGED.

Kennedy was insane and the officials
there knew it, long before he had COM
mitted the terrible act, but, after he
had struck the guard he was locked
in the solitary and fogged terribly.
The insane convicts should all be sent
to an asylum at once. There is no
place to keep them at the prison
CAS- an instance of the petty an
noyance the guards can subject a man
to, if they get down on him. [ recollect
one little occasion. 1 was then en-
ployed in carrying the breakfast to
the third grade men in their cells, and
there was a guard whose duty it was
to light a candle in each cell, as soon
as the bell struck, so that they could
see to eat. One morning he did not
light the candle for one of the con-
victs, knowing the fellow would say
something, for which he could report
him-and, of course, the convict fell
into the trap"
AS WILLIAM MARTIN SAW IT
"a man in prison is buried to the
world" was the comment of William
Martin, former guard at the prison,
now police officer in Minneapolis.
He cannot make any complaint what
ever. All his mail is subjected to the
scrutiny of the officers, and he cannot
talk to his friends except in the i'm
mediate presence of guard. The
SudrQS IH6IHSGIhGS 10 not QdF6 10 Say Il
word for fear of losing their jobs.
When a convict gets out, he is usually
so glad at again being a free man, he
does not make any complaint at the
way he was used. If he does make
holler, the people will merely say: oh,
he's only an ex-convict.'
st was at the prison when the in
vestigation was being made into the
management, six years ago, and it
showed me what farce it was. The
guards were all primed to say they
didn't know anything about any cases
of brutality, or else they would lose
their jobs, and most of the convicts
summoned dare not speak the truth,
because they knew it would go mighty
hard with them afterwards if they
did"
PATRICK MURPHY ON LEMON.
81 consider Deputy Warden Lemon
totally unfit for his position and dis
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-10-23
SO cents

fresh-killed Red-head Ducks,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-07-28

was John Hackney. who entertained them
at his farm seven miles north OF Newton.
Kindig & Townsend. jewelers. OF Win
field, say to the public: Get on the seat
with the driver Don't hang on the rear OF
The chariot % progress and be yankel
along with a chance OF the tail-board CIV
ing away" This metaphor Is all right
Information always enhances any read
ing matter. even Advertisements In ac-
vertis,ng watches the Crescent Jewsiry Co,
al Arkansas City improves their display ~
publishing this about watch: Did you
ever notice the balance wheel IN youf
watch The balance % a watch g-ves
five vibrations every second. 30 every n n
ute. 1900 every hour, Es2.coo every day and
Isl. 900 every year. Al each vibration.
II rotates about one and a quarter times.
which makes - s55.cg0 revolutions every
year. II order hat We may better under
stand the stupendous amount OF labor per
formed By these tiny works. LEI Is make a
courarison Tith a locomotive having s-n-
foot driving wheels. Let q De r1n u1ti
its wheels shall have gwen re sane nv<-
Der Of revolutions thst q watch balance
gives in one year an9 = W. have covered
distance equal . tEeuty-ssht comp..ts
circuits o: the es--h ~ tina watch does
y thout other attention han vird-ng once
every ;gerty-fogf aoJrs''
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-07-28
Along the Kansas Nile.

T-hs circgsss are n0N competing a. Aicn.-
son ard ne.ther hss an elephant
Father sfsurer q saIns - c@zd,es;s
20 succeed n. l.ie Bishop Butter q the
Coscorsia diocese
Hu.czinson's les6inx jo4utest has Soiis.3
% rs foam ard moved 70 SsElo1 -asTs
hs MI ses ~ shop.
rxer LII ot wi-siis hzs net Eoa. -
klor1yxs re = Ezrnz Tor cal from
u. Enpo-la Proal .. .I0fas-s-
TIE tax O, B.lT EsNsres ;sr governor
a vstsogt ~ corsert lie warts Ia
FORMATION fsr sec-s-s-y q Etats-
PsspS. xAs zaa; % 49, re e-i.yss ssoEs
a.. O.: .azo--oS ncruiaz a. 7-s2 Ne
c.osss xfl interfere Nh ~ Tis~. There
A.. 20 c.o8ds r. Kansas.
TIE bath board ssss -=rass - pse5s.
cf Ss~son rot 70 1sssk - 9rsni -ztss. r.
zstsr above ;5e 1a=n lssfsa e &szs 1sz
an = s.zr1xa; ard 6.aserozA
Tzx-pzysr Azx srokss ozi r - Ezs-
uzs-ss Rsyznzi1zr- Hs sarts ,ns f-rohsss-
t.s-ss.s r..sxztsz 1ssrz zftr f5s E4sra
sl-szEss-s o, - s1tesa1a c~ass-y.
rs Atcsisaa C5zh< ~ $3.50 ~
Eas.s's 1Doa for F4lAs7 T.ssz fsr b-sk1r
Af-h1soz szz-s ~ ses-fas as~s7.ss -
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T. C. D&'<. Ia AseaAz z-- So
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-07-28

supplies to the mining camps 2,Vo
miles ND stream, will be frozen solid
within a few weeks. Besides, the man
ayers of the Alaska Commercial COM
many. whose small stern wheeler Excel
sior is the only boat making the trip.
have made The announcement that, Ow-
ing to the low water in the river, the
stores awaiting transportation at st.
NichaeIs cannot now be conveyed 10
the gold fields; and it Will probably be
impossible to carry them to their destin-
alton before next summer. Death from
starvation and exposure rather than the
gain of a fortune would probably be
the lot OF those who should venture
into Arctic Alaska without such an
equipment as explorers usually take
with them upon Polar expeditions. MI
merous will be the tales of tragedies,
few the stries of success which come
back from the Arctic Circle region.
where the sun never sets for two
months and never rises for two other
months, a country where mercury Their
mometers freeze solid before winter
fairly, sets in.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-07-28
THE PRESIDENTS PLEDGES.

When he went into Office Major Nc
Kinley promised that he would prompt
ly do what he could to secure a Repub-
lican tariff law; that he would attempt
to further the cause of International bl-
metallism; that he would protect the
civil service, and that he would put on
foot a plan to reorganiZe and reform
the currency system Of the United
States. These were his most important
promises, and because he didn't carry
them out all at once in the first week
Of his term there were loud and venge-
full bowls from his adversaries. Read
ers Of the news of the day cannot help
perceiving that tariff bill such as Ma
jor Mckinley spoke Of is ready for en-
forcement: that several lengthy strides
had been made toward an international
bimetallic conference: that the national
civil service is in safe hands, and that
a conservative and safe method for the
correcting of the mistaken portions Of
the country's currency system is being
prepared for.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-07-28
Southern Kansas Business Men.

The merchants at Arkansas City repor;
one of the biggest days in their experience
last Saturday.
A Kansas merchant paraphrases He
who hes!tates is lost" to HE who hesi-
tates viii lose"
A. F. Dauber & Co.. dry goods. Winfield.
are ending UP their July clearance sale with
a reduction In all wash goods.
]. b. Lynn. the dry goods man. and
Mayor LOOMS OF Winfield. have gone 10
Geuda TO get on the shady side OF July.
Root, the shoeInan OF Winfield. is push
ing his oxblood shoes for all ne Is worth
he wants TO clear out the bulk this month.
Price. Hoge & Co.. dry goods al yelling
ton. claim TO have weayes and designs In
cloth which were made especially for
them
Jacob Engle believes that Dress goods h
a stock 10 the criterion ny which most NO
men measure The worthiness in every de-
partment-"
Ada Hosner OF Arkansas City has sued
Der husband, Edward Hosmer. proprietor
OF the st. Charles hotel, for divorce. She
charges cruelty.
T. H. McManus. ire dry goods man OF
Newton, Will leave this week for his sum
-ner vacation He viii duck his head in
the Atlantic surf.
Smith. the saltwater man a. Weilns-
ton, has again succurnbed 20 Dis weakness
for puns He speaks Of his STUFF a.
.'soda-iish;tuL" Very old.
The Newman Dry Goods company Of Ar
kansas City say that they vii sell three
lines as many shoes this july as they have
n sny previous July for twenty-six ysars
J. B. Lynn. dry goods. wlnficsa. conducts
very cred.tab.e sales by naming SPECIAL
offerings for spec.si days. He gives TIE
exact ADVERTISEMENTS in rs adYertisensntx-
TIE most successful merchant. where
they patro-.ze Two newspapers q town.
xrite different sdysrils>neats .or each
paper. Hundreds OF people take al t5s
paper. pgbhshed n their towns
Brasy Bros a Co. general merchants a.
Winfield are rsx2ozs.5.e tor this. 4; =
almost TOO warm % read s6v.rtis>ns7ts.
TIA. = wat = lady customer tod - 80
o-hs-azy But" she Aztec = always rszl
you- s3s" As mater CT fact ihs hotter
!, s ire more people read
TIE New York MAI AID Express says.
Ii - tust as easy e by al acre q space
as = = g boy ar acre G. p-sir>. isnc: BIZ
neither VII y.el5 hz-Tss, unless = = *
;eIl.Esntly CULTIVATED" That .. IRE e-op
rsus, be ADAPTED 20 -. ~z-., q n. 1ar-
xei. s-e :, Nus; - hurried 70 market W..
,c1-s-rFsllg % pzSlsc-y-
TIE clerks n NcN2-Gs' stare e. Se~tez
sc,k together J. e~>us tsat &c o-e -
cae- al a-,ent a ps-ry uri.s. a. rEs
a.ae-s * C5-sea8 eoiiy !: hzs coz< g b
soaev "a; re tzshso1 . sve parties . - |
Woe force Tia l4tssi aess - &C Ia
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-07-28
SISTER SUPERIOR.

d.ted his iunacles in book called vii
moth. the WandereT. or TIE Mar from
Saturn. has joined the Kloadyks ssarVA-
ton company.
There Is a story IN Washington that Tom
Ryan SIMPLY runs The Nhose interior de-
Iartmeut. mat Bliss mad 20 sNx hn the
other day n Iowa vas cart or vsst Of ;bs
Mississippi river
The Denver papers. which ar. at ;hs .sp
q the Journalistic notch. are nov sbls 70
sell papers "a western kansas Both ne
u45rning papers published IN Denver are
Tar superior il sysry Nay 70 ne Kanaas
City papers.
Joaa Brie8enfhal i sore at Lsedy Hs
latest uftgTanes - thlE. Il never saoz
VIVA; the seu1lnisfTs on doez untl - %
Gone. ] never an consulted sD1 sugv
nothing about the scis gntA pubic an
roungsrnents Of ihsfn are mace
Dave Lsahy. Al s1or's 70 fsmsv. -
remains Of Joan a. Murray. author q tss
Murray prohibition Az from Cd hsriso
% Kansas Ease been IN vain He eel
there ~ yellow fsser an1 h~rcs fhs s@~.
VII not permit TIE rernsva! q h-s Fsss2'ns
~ che Un.feG s.ats. Tse s,fos.zss: y
fs<ftA. - aait&a ifl us Nlaaa-= III
rag al ias ea-drsn az asiaz a. Ysilsns-
tca. Were her 2zrenfs rosie.
FranS 8oo s5rerg. Jfs -. : LzhA
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b. saock iss Dthsf esy ard oy~ass = o
fa1 .l.1 80 af1us - heF soa. H2rysSsn.
= 20 aza r1s Say from so,,~ fsfssr yesrs
a 70 al KY "a stsrssSosts . se1res ever
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as I'D bssa 81 TIE go ssies % sosfs
Afrscs. al 20 rare 10 sso~T rss-snss<
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- cs-1e .oaae ss4ss 80 wealth. fss 80
lccsl pspsf makes % rssntssn g Es~h Q
c.Tc11E:sr ? fss ysSrs sTcsa so -
kz1Has yzgsfs ~ scoss4oaal.y f~ns-f
,ss haans-eo-rlnx e szsrs fTsn~ ? .eosass
fsa9H n lauxEkSs "a fks Fsse
f.z1.ssss. $40 ~ as-s sas1st stysss
Ezet-bTs 20 seek "a f0r-sn~ ~ Hlae syaA
rsfgTas1 lazf ? xst FL ssfa<r MT 10
r ise cerusefs Sfs szt q s~1~st
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-07-28
TAMMANY's TROUBLES.

Tammany can't run campaign with
out money, and 10 get money, Organism
must be dropped To abandon Bryan
ISM is to drive or keep away thousands
o: Pop-Democrats on election day. So
Tsmmany is in a hole. While some of
The leaders are favorable to making a
fight for the control of Greater New
York on the Chicago platform, the plu-
t,jCrats who hold the strings of the
money bags are utterly opposed. The
latter advocate an evasive campaign or
otherwise an independent Tammany
fight. The sinews of war lacking, ev-
erythipg is lacking in Tammany poll
tics. Sheehan and the other fellows
who committed Tammany to the Chi
cago platform are sweating, while Da-
vid p. Hill. who refused to endorse the
Chicago platform, is as serene as a
prophet. even if not without honor The
chances grow brighter for Republican
city every day. With a revival Of fairly
good TIMES under the new tariff bill,
Greater New York may. in the absence
of Tammany swag, turn up Republi-
car
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-07-28
KLONDYKE KLEProMAN1A

4 trip in quest of the North Pole is
picnic compared to the seven or eight
thousand mile tramp to Klondyke. II
lies beyond impeneuable wilderness Of
wastes in one direction and around
through inJerminable waters and noun
tain climbs in another Intending seek
erS after gold in the great northwestern
wilderness cannot have the tact too
strongly impressed upon their minds
that the country which they are striv-
Ing 10 reach in their mad rush for
wealth produces absolutely none 81 the
neceSSarieS Of life, not even game
The available stores OF provisions in the
gold country viii barely suffice 10 keep
alive over winter those who are now
there. The Yukon river. which IS the
only existing route for the shipmen, Of
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-07-28
AS IT STANDS.

The new tariff law as it stands is
practically the Dingley bill. All the es-
sential Features of the Dingley hill as
first reported and afterwards adopted
ny the house will he found in the bill
The senate committee on finance made
hundreds Of amendments 10 the meas
ure as il came from the house. material
Is changing every schedule, but in most
restored 10y rhe senate or the conference
committee or q compromise effected
when placed the duties close TO the rates
Of the Dpcle. bill No radical change
proposed hy the senate finance COM
mittee has been accepted.
In general the rates Of the Dingley
bill are lower than were the Mckinley
duties aa6 Tic average rate is some
what higher tiian that OF the Wilson
German law. With reference to the
sugar schedule, which has been the
subject of greatest controversy. while
the rates on both raw and refined
sugars are higher than are the rates of
the pre- sent law. the differential of pro-
tecJive duty on refined sugar is lower
than thar N the Wilson law.
As In. the rcFenue-raiSing virtue of
the new tariff there seems to be DIFF
ference of opinion. 1t is contended by
the opponents of the bill that it will fail
10 yield an adequate revenue. Accord
ing to Chairman Dfngley'S estimate the
increase Of serenue under the new law
viii be ample The country is disposed
10 shaie Mr.. Diugley's confidence in the
success Of the law in this respect.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-07-28

caught her furious glance, and lost The
power of speech.
She walked across to the porch and
pointed down the sidewalk
There is the gate" she gasped with
rage.
The gate. Lucilla," he said.
The gate.' And with that she bounced
INTO the house and closed the door.
Douglass Martin put on his hat, went to
the closed door. examined its construction
as infinitely as though he were about to
order one like It, walked TO the gate and
sad: The gate; walked through ii,
stopped looked back at the house and NUT
tered:
We'll, I'll be dumfuzzled,'
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-07-28

What 1t neans
The daily throng show that the people
thing they it. We endeavor every day
give substantial evidence the olggesf
values and making the lowest prices in town.
Look at These Today
Special Today
The best Dress Shields had chance to get Made
by the Garfield Rubber Co. and pair
It will them for all We have
enough 60 round and no limit. Today cents pair.
Lappe Muls, worth 2oc at 10c yard
Thursdays Specials
patterns fine Wash Goods worth yard;
choice SIS Pattern.
Great Remnant Sale
Friday they from yards in piece See south
window.
We Still Have Plenty
Of those Maings and making the lowest prices
Carpets.
Ia3 and N. Main St.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-07-28

Robert T. Tracewell is comptroller Of the
currency, and nothing now prevents young
Eckels from retiring 20 obscurity and let
ting the swelling in his head go down
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-07-28

The chances are that Mrs. Maybrick will
remain in prison for life. England has
again refused to release her Mrs. May
brick is guilty of Americanism In the first
80
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-07-28

The Queen Regent Of Spain has consented
% receive Minister Woodford informally
THIS : unprecedented, and Mr.. Noodfori
i expected 10 wrap his lips around the
green's k1nckles with great ardor 70 show
Uncle Sans appreciation OF the honor.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-07-28

there VIII be an instantaneous and disor-
ganized movement of all cyclists in the d.
rection of the home of the street sprinkler
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-07-28

The King Of Belgium wen, OF a yachting
exhibition with a ballet singer. a Belgium
paper rcasts him The editor has 5een
arrested The king Is inyiolable according
&c law. Kansas IS the oaiy place IN The
World where I is safe to rozsJ everyooay.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-07-28
Little Bundles of Human Whim.
fFrom the Atchison Globe. J

If person who has a little trouble IL not
very careful, he is in danger OF becoming
| professional martyr.
II takes twice as long 70 thoroughly clean
a bicycle as Il does TO wash and wipe the
dishes for family OF ten.
grief that is prolonged when prompt
action would be more effective, IS not only
very foolish, but very t.resome-
A man may have enough SELF control 20
laugh a, joke on himself. but he can't
keep an odd look out OF his eyes.
There are two sides 20 the kin question,
after ali: If I, were not for kin. some mar
ried women would starve 10 death
Scientists have decided that love Is
disease. The doctors will mex; discover
that it can be cured with the knife
II there are no female angels n heaven.
a man can look forward with great peace
70 entering there without beng asked wha,
made him 50 late.
Il is the E.rl OF she family who raves
about her alteration OF ne Beautiful bu; !.
Is her mother who gets up 10 see TIE beau
ties il ire sunrise
We have never yet seen q bride CT her
Wedding tour 90 anxious 20 deceive the
people that she was bride. that sae va.
wiling % wear Cd c.0taes-
Yoa can always hnt something 10 Be
thankful tor. = you icCk Al A;ch.soa
woman xho = ne mother ct a very bad h-oy
says hat every tine shs looks AZ lin s..
7.1u-a,urs prayer OF gratitude TIA; &c =
roi tw-as
Many young E.atrozs are wearing vsTy
looming toI1es % csxzsse straw We
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-07-28

New York and New England people con-
templating a trip 10 Klondyke should buy
their shovels and underwear in Wichita,
lying only 700 miles away from the grea;
GOLD fields
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-07-28

The proudest moment OF Andree's life will
be when he gets back to London, washes
the sawdust off 1t. and turns to the crowd
and says: Well there is the pole"'
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-07-28

fT-ean - asasf xten SAL
wa sn~sf ssssl1sassss. xr Qssr 70
zarf-s Assse}f - - frs-nz fss ~a-xsrx-
ran 80 s-4 fsss - ~a-s 80 HesksHx-
Kan - 80 A1
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-07-28

A Chicago minister says IL is wicked to
own more than slOO,0oo,OOo II you are con-
Cealing that amount about you be sure
your sin will find you out.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-07-28

Germany is nearer a revolution than any
other country in Europe. The people can
stand Emperor William as a king. but as
an ail-around song and dance snnart-aleck.
they viii Tot endure him.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-07-28

McKinley's unpleasant experience car
best be realized BY the receipt OF the infor-
answers 10 Coins Financial School'' arc
Stin uasupplied with appointments.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-07-28

Debs did not follow in the footprints OF
Martin Irons. Whenever a strike occurs,
Debs goes and gets job agitatng. If Debs
would let whisky alone he might be a dan
gerous man.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-07-28

Moose ham at Klondyke IS worth 81 a
pound and dog 81 pounds. At this rate
cat sandwiches would come at about S.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-07-28

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es.s9s1 9e,s szzts szsex-a - xr9sas 4.
seasz a-sss -2= gA< x1rassr~ = a-.zx
.zse ,1sestsa zeg esa< gas f.aSsa.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-07-28
coNDUcTEo eY rHE SISTERS or cHARIrx or g. v NJ


/ was with nodern
hot an waite etc
Music
For tern and pal
SISTER SUPERIOR.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-07-28

II Japan insists that We cannot annex
Hawaii we will take great pleasure in
taking Japan by the neither region OF the
trousers and hopping up the face OF the
earth with her features,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-07-28

Ten thousand children placed flowers on
Brigham Youngs grave the other day.
Owing TO the bad weather many of his
grand children were prevented from at
tending the ceremonies.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-07-28

Many young E-atrozs are wearing vsTy
looming toGses o. 1exzsse straw r.G
Il inning OF shade: coss-< azt olzcE
h.-5s.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-07-28

If person who has little trouble Is not
very careful, he Is in danger OF becoming
a professional martyr.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-07-28

A grief that is prolonged when prompt
action would be more effective, IS not only
very foolish, but very t.resome
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-07-28

A man may have enough SELF control 20
laugh a, Joke on himself. but he can't
keep an odd look out OF his eyes.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-07-28

II takes twice as long 70 thoroughly clean
bicycle as It does to wash and wipe the
dishes for family OF ten.