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The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-04-09
THE OUTLOOK FOR WHEAT.

Wheat made a decided slump in fu-
lures according to our telegraphic mar
ket reports Of yesterday morning. But
we do not believe the decline a perman-
ent one. 1t was probably a furry cauS-
frcm the west. which were published
the day before. SO long as war is pend
ing in Europe wheat can not fall much
in price. Aside from all possibilities of
war the wheat reports from the world
as a whole are unfayorable Outside
of few western states the prospect in
the United States is poor, while the Wis
ible supplies in this country and in the
world at large are very much smaller
than at any date last year. The Ameri-
can farmer is going to get a fair 10
good price for his wheat for the next
six months with a chance of getting a
very high price. 1t is not probable that
anything like a boom will be expert
enced in prices, but neither is there a
sign of such depression as has been tue
rule for a long time
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-04-09
BETTER THAN KANSAS.

History records that intemperance has
been Systematically fought, in one way
and another. for eight hundred years.
The intemperance of today would have
been considered temperance two hun
dred years ago. Teetotalism was first
inculcated by societies and later sought
10 be enforced through prohibitOry laws
of various kinds A Consensus of opin-
ion seems 10 indicate that laws are the
least effective. that moral suasion
through church and society efforts is
better, but that society restraint which
comes of progressive enlightenment
counts for most. Fifty prominent phil
anthropists of the east combined for an
investigation of the temperance ques-
tiOn and of all the methods resorted to
for the purpose of curtailing the drink
habit. Time nor money has been spared
in a philosophical and thorough statis-
teal investigation, the conclusions of
which have been published. They find
that the worst temperance measure, so
far resOrted TO, is legal prohibition, and
the best or most effective is the local
option law OF Missouri. Both Texas
and Missouri, under their local option
laws, are better temperance states per
capita than prohibition Kansas.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-04-09
THE sEED-TIME AND HARVEST.

The election returns in few cities of
against the overwhelming result IN No
vember. Democrats jump at the conclu-
sion that this simply means a drift
against the gold standard and 10 the
free coinage of silver. If this is true. it
is no great compliment to the intelii-
gence of the American voter. that he
chooses a policy and before any posi-
hliry that that policy can be put into
practice he wants TO reverse it. The
present administration has only been IN
control few weeks. and We are told
that change is demanded. No admin
istration ever hurried legislation Ike
this. An extra session OF congress has
been convened and an important rev
enue act, a protective tariff law which
the country was assured would be of
great consequence 10 its welfare. is well
On to realiZsn non. Yet before there could
be a possibility of doing anything the
people. We are assured, want a change.
II this is true, it argues that the AIneTi-
can voter has got TO Il point where he
doesn't have any very clear idea Of
what he wants. He is impatient and
refuses TO wait TO test any policy in
practice That IS the conclusion we are
Led To draw from this situation. Poll
cies should be teSted-that is the surest
way TO determine their validity. This
takes time-and. it seems. more patience
than the American people possess.
After all. the people are not too much
TO be censmed. Parties have been con-
trolled too largely by over-Zeal0us theoF-
lists and demagogues. Unreasonable
hopes have been held out for this or that
policy-the election of this or that man
or party. For years It was protection
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-04-09

vocating the party principles as proclaimed
/ 70 rs national platforms. II Wi take the
/ moral side of every puhiir question and
While teaching advanced Doctrines g. rsroK-
nizes the Importance of applying them
along conservative iiaea. This wor.s b 100
big for Isn % re-create 4. Too many thirxs
are now established 20 make - possible or
even desirable that al nseie1 changes
should be Immediately and a. oncs Gem
p,eteiy wrought"
Th.s - rank treason. The world too b q
Ter a PopMist 20 rs-cEesfe iti what non
sense, What is to become o. POpslsm IL
such az s5misaion = % b. tolerated from
one Of So oyn chosen sa8 eonSscfased pro-
phets7 What q 20 become % the Brysas
The Leases. he Waitsa. TIE Aliens the IA;
scas. The AitKeids and the q. Frsd VII
gases ilstaeir p9Eer 70 reform Fnsnkirs1 =
20 be scoates ard 9en.sd7 Free silver 70;
able 20 ''re-creafe~ TIE ~orid7 faIimlt@6
zrrsrhar rkz not able 70 90 ~ TIE over
throw a. fho United States courts ost abe
70 DO 81 Free trade not able % - 80
An faeoms tax uat Abe 70 Go f. Govern
nent oznershfp - railroads and 'siegFsga
Hnes not sbis % % 1T For ~hzt. 'hea.
sas tks Chicago tlcksf nominated Wers
Peaer ane hls crowd siusgsy trying . sch
tne American people = silver brirE-
Nevertheless. sx-ssnafoF PETER - % ss
csnZrzfsisfe1. 10 F05assf - past hep~
zno has discovered tazt "tais Sofss a 80
"a ssg uzea 20 re-cFsxfe u" Ths-s e-s
uelfiia5es a tas PETER fyps Nh9 80
rsaehinE tke same rsfioaai form - zrf
The Populxs orzie, esoageL s1s te.risrs
ss about esrr
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-04-09
Along the Kansas Nile.

The Citizens candidate for mayor at EN-
poria won by IS votes.
A Logan county man holds 500 In notes
payable when Bryan is elected president.
The big women vote in Kansas this
towns.
Jerry Simpson can roast Reed once every
| day, but he can not win back his party In
his own district.
| Mr. Leedy IS said to be glsid over the ap-
pearance of rigor mort.s in TIE Prohibition
agitation in Kansas.
| The opera house manager OF Arkansas
| City feels called upon 10 guarantee the ex-
| ceIence of Louis James
Cy Leland has had his nephew Pliny
| sloper. made United States district attOr-
ney for Indian Territory.
John Wolfe OF Wellington IS poor and
glad of it. He makes living that way.
He IS living skeleton IN a circus
Dan Anthony blames the defeat of the
Republican ticket in Leavenworth to the
treachery OF Republican faction
c. L. Brown. a member OF the legislature
from Arkansas City. announces that he
VIII not again affiliate with the PopUiist
party.
The fellows who are defeated say: 'Le.
Us all Join TOW for the upbuildinE Of the
city This Is always said after defeat
Why?
The corn carnival az Atchison. the apple
festival a, Leavenworth and ths Topeka
iamboree are all being planned OF the laTg-
est scale.
The airship has been seen at Troy and
Sol Miller vouches for its appearance AZ
Troy the luminous spot was as big az
headlight
The last election 81 Kansas has demon
strated tha, women can not De persuaded
70 vote IN the morning Taey prefer ihe
afternoon
ingalls, may not know L 6u: The blow
which Kansas Popgism gave h-m Nas
chance blow 1; happened 70 be as -Hs
70 run. not Plunb's-
The Abilene Reflector = % be co1gTafu-
lated for lis election q TIE Republican
tseke, locally Tuesday. TIE Reflector made
c,e of TIE best fights ever MADE D. . hezs-
paper in Kansas
The Populis;s xsre bss1y Whipped IN eisc-
tors n Kansas iris srriag Where ta>
Democrats controlled ths fusion sTrsnEs-
nent as they al = LeassnSorfh The Re
r,,bscans we're beaten
In Leaveuxo-rh : wzs kaoza who zzs |
elested mayor a. o'eloek n ~ evening |
Al Wsehl1a y Vas 1Oz kacwa urti md /
nIxs.. ard a. Emporiz ;Asy cd nat kns~ /
nnfs Hse saeSd1y g.s9 -nsnE-
II -he Seventh district ;ss Rep8blsczzs |
are a-.zcking Js-ry Simpson o. TIE Princs- !
q. ffszr ;he Popu..sfs leaders nzg THIS - .
,rscs.s la;o nsss-nst5az hin sxzl1 ard max /.
X 4 clear fed f0r ths ssscstc1 % q Re- 1
p1bisesH-
\ peculiar 81. s4zsszs.s e5aFfsAsp ls i /
gycx-ess = F3ores1e- "a. suotssE b@Eeres !
"a. a K. sz5zlz - szzs.sz szst as .Ee !.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-04-09
BUSINESS LOOKING UP.

The condition of business, as reviewed
by ,lS trade journals. is steadily i'm
proving. Reports t, Bradstreet's from
fifty cities show 900,C0O more men now
at work in the industries of those cen
terS than were employ ed in tllein last
0vember This may be pooh -poohed
as a small item, but as an indication it
is pointing the right way; and it is no
small item, either, to the families sup
ported by these 100000 men. Ii is sn
average Of 1900 more men ct work in
each CT the fifty 'ities aud that in times
like these is encouraging.
The business of the country, industri-
ally and commercially, is waiting for
the Sc ate to pass tn. new tariff bill.
I he popular house OF congress has dune
its duty in mat direction wItlou. any
'!elay, and the senate, if
wise. will regard the vote of the house
on that measure rs the voice Of the peo-
ple ard COVE itself accordirgs.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-04-09

( Is. instead OF as SIC appears when arrayed
/ in all the imaginable iEery and ARTIFICIAL
! ornaments. The young man in this case
l is allowed 10 call only n the evening. just
/ after supper. Instead Of being shown into
/ the Darlor he Is usheTed into the kitchen.
! where he is permitted 20 watch the giFi
/ dressed in working harness. 90 the supper
dishes This Wi!l oe happy marriage.
| Fred vandegrift: The new text book law
! fixes the following maximum prices; Spell
/ ing book. 70 cents: First reader 10 cents.
! Second reader. i cents; Third reader =
cents: Fourth reader. - cents; Fifth reader
8 cents: mental arithmetic. y cents. in
terrnea.ate srifhmeuc. = cents. complete
arithmetic. % cents; elensuf fa-y geography
3 cents. complete geography, . cents. IN
glish grammar. elementary. - cents; com
plete grammar. g cents, physioioEy and
hvgene . cents. history Cf the United
states. - cents; civil government. y cents;
elements OF natural philosophy. - cents
elementary algebra, - cents; pnyz.cai geo
9raphy. - cents. bookkeeping - cents.
.ftiaz books. cents. Il Is estimated that
il vii cost even pgpl 1-S % eq1ig him
self with rex books. He All receive ha.f
price for rs Old ones. - nat s. Ell mean
a cash outlay of 81 cents
The Topeka Capital hss change s0ns.
Il j. fo- the abolition q IRE 8euopoj'an
police commission IN Topeka II Wsnra
home rule X sayss TIE colssq-4e1css -
ire failure cf the Republican psr.y 70 tsks
any position or state o. i2rai issues ~ 80
Local elections are pzrticBis-iy 81 - o.
served In tae loose enforcement % faiii4fs
os enforcement o. tEe FToh-u4'ory Az e
party shoul5 return % toe e01Fsntlc1 ne
tAoz. make IT'S oHa aenlnaflo1s - Gee
Eate conventions ard s5o9t Feso.aiieHs CO
cisrIrz lts prlacipses O local issaas- -
Der fne present system zs practically aof
t.4o ..-.ersons- fsr thsrs IS 70 Egefcass -
ronarsrg ;he pzrtiespsafson ls primaries %
T,rr,ss h,iicza voters TIE Oh c9rvsuitoz (
. s.srn sossae8 ;ss party a. over tas seEa- I
T. brsuxat - representative EaerlDsrs 20 (
ssther for counesl ard always resulted II 4
the eontrol q re county Absolutely - shs 4
Republicsn psgfy. ~hersas a grsEsrf - .
zsost important county ofHclzl Il fo2o- 4
crAL Tnder fse ca system grs4. 5.ffez 4
Ezs enforced = Topeka A. present ~ f
- ne state Temperance onsoa i-Eiszt - 4
- lhs sac znd cel7sy ofrc-ss TEs
infrzs sAat ssosls - ah-sashssg 70 TDFs@ks
are tne usefrgIeEtss pgisa@ srt tae Hep9-,-
: al Irtsnzry eiecst9H- L. T1p%ka rua
IS GAZE s0Ternrns1s. sEs 80 Regazssst
SzrtY Tgu - osa zen nstissss ~ Selzs.
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ssaz;ar Peer ssa sease1flg sEea xfsa.
azh. s.aes Essf Sossraber Il fakirE ss5-
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The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-04-09

Tsr -lore 4 nan sses q ponlsa iss no9Ts
ss Akss atfss giF.s-
Ecst we1ssr -o1it save 81 49, tfss1
rassays oss 2 e we're aniy 80 fas1s9-.
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rho zlEsTa nsEss Shez e seEsa Hz's
a cssreA-
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iiszs Saa; ; as&a s<ss = fsxs az s.asSrs2at
% Asza xs sAxs wsraNz ~%srs - u hsr.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-04-09

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Fesafrss7t - Ten Eyxa ~ nrsf Sss.stsat
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easrgsz 80 Esaass zssssstAzza sea.ssEiss
* ss- fee tzo sassstes 1sszE - -z-xeEsS
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The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-04-09

We do not know the manager of that air
ship personally but we can say that he likes
the view of fiat countries best.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-04-09

The railroads are now carrying free. win
irg and dining committees Of Popuiists
from Kansas. Oklahoma and Texas. show
ing them about with The greatest courtesy
SO that the committees can fcrce he rail-
reads % reduce rates.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-04-09

Before ingalls, debates further with Fitz-
simmons he VIII demand that Fitz meet
Dan Voorhees, and Mrs Lease in debate and
overcome them first.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-04-09

That air-ship engineer no doubt has that
headlight because he fears that he will be
cast up on cloud and wrecked.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-04-09

man named Idleman for city marshal by
CT majority.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-04-09

Kansas City, Missouri, is in the throes
of its weekly agony of changing the police
force
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-04-09

The Popaiists are claiming that Carter
Harrison. the new mayor OF Chicago. Is
Populist. Young Harrison is an sr.stocra..
The name ''Populis," did not appear On
the Chicago ticket anywhere.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-04-09

Fitzsimmons says: "Hingalls is ha lar.''
Ingalls, should make him take it back. He
has no use for it any way. 1t isn't good
English.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-04-09

Dom Paul Kruger has had his grandson
arrested for cussing Queen Victoria pub
ncly. The boy should be punished severe
ly. Cussing should be done in private.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-04-09

Ii has been discovered that 50 lini. ed
5 the home market of England that II Bill
Hackney should take it into his head 10
blockade her the eEnslish would all starse
10 death in three weeks.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-04-09

The only unfortunate thing about Repub-
lican victories so general in Kansas this
spring IS the danger OF the eastern papers
ascrihing it to fear OF further reprmands
from them.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-04-09

Too much water is a dreadful thing and
bring sympathy and aid. Too little water
is just as dreadful but il brings sympathy
and no aid. Humanity is a queer sort of
bird.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-04-09

1t will be noticed that ingalls, never at
tacks the man who said of him up was
he stuck and in the very upness of his
stucklitude he feH''-Eugene Ware.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-04-09

Most of the whisk brooms in this country
are grown in Kansas. Kansas not only
brushes off the nation, but occasionally
rubs it the wrong way.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-04-09

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ss.zss- PsTsr hss ss5sezfig sEsa xffat
azat slacs Lsss &os@rrpsr- Il fsklrg sz5-
;c..zl ezarxe - tse Tapsxe AzFeEsts -
-s-sly - - -asssze. a-szsif tsge= zss
Azxo-2.e z.l FszE-1 Fsc---.s s>.-x. a.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-04-09

There seems TO be a slight feeling in
Oklahoma that if Mckinley appoints M
Barnes governor, Flynn should throw the
matter into the courts ard contest the ap-
pointment.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-04-09

Reed could have shut Simpson off but he
w ould not. Reed acted like a man who
never had been bitten by mosquito and
wanted TO know how it felt.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-04-09

The young man was silent. then extend
Ing his hand ne said:
Louis perhaps you are right. I an
young There are great many things ]
do Tot know, but -
The tears came into his eyes onensivsiy
and as brushed ,hsm aHzy E.th . sest1rs
of annoycrcs.
- bun I % .o.e Nissy oawa
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-04-09

TAs more q n.n ssss q ponssa iss nsrs
? ikea gtsss Sirsz-
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-04-09

Before ingalls, debates further with Fitz-
simmons he VIII demand that Fitz meet
Dan VOORHEES, and Mrs Lease in debate and
overcome them first.
Most of the whisk brooms in this country
are grown in Kansas. Kansas not only
brushes off the nation. but occasionally
rubs it the wrong way.
Reed could have shut Simpson off but he
v ould not. Reed acted like a man who
never had been bitten by mosquito and
wanted to know how it felt.
1t will be noticed that ingalls, never at
tacks the man who said of him Up was
he stuck ana in the very upness of his
stucklitude he fer'-Eugene Ware.
Dom Paul Kruger has had his grandson
arrested for cussing Queen Victoria pub
ncly. The boy should be punished severe
ly. Cussing should be done in private.
Too much water is a dreadful thing and
bring sympathy and aid. Too little water
is just as dreadful but it brings sympathy
and no aid. Humanity is a queer sort of
bird.
There seems TO be a slight feeling in
Oklahoma that if Mckinley appoints Nh.
Barnes governor, Flynn should throw the
matter into the courts and contest the ap-
polnJment.
The only unfortunate thing about Repub-
lican victories so general in Kansas this
spring IS the danger Of the eastern papers
ascrihing il to fear OF further reprimands
from them.
II has been discovered chat 50 limited
: the home market of England that II Bill
Hackney should take il into his head 10
blockade her the eEngIish would all starse
10 death in three weeks.
The Populists are claiming that Carter
Harrison. the new mayor OF Chicago. is f.
Populist. Young Harrison is an sr.stocra..
The name ''PopuliS," did not appear On
the Chicago ticket anywhere.
The railroads are now carrying free. win
irg and dining committees Of Popuiists
from Kansas. Oklahoma and Texas. show
ing them sbou, wi,h The greatest courtesy
50 that The committees can fcTce he rail-
reads % reduce rates.
The herald., 1897-09-11
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80, Oct. 8, Z, II, Is, 10, 23. q, 81, Nov 4, 8
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Newport. Cars connect via Redondo leave
Santa Fe depot at 1000 g. m. or from Re-
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Cars connect via Port Los Angeles leave
s. P. R. R. depot at 1885 p. m. for steamers
north bound.
The steamers EUREKA and COOS BAY
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The herald., 1897-09-11
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NEW YORK, Sept. 1O.-Frederick w.
Whitehead, porter in tea store. has
fallen heir, according to rumor. to a for
tune in England amounting to s117 900.
left by maiden aunt. While he was but
IL years old, he came to this country
from England. He proved his identity
to the lawyer who was seeking for him
by means Of an old Bible which he had
carried with him for years and on the
fly leaf of which was his mothers name
The herald., 1897-09-11
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man, IS. etc., etc.
HOUSEHOLD DEPARTMENT
Housekeeper, 8 in family. SO; house
girl, SO; house girl, country. $40; house
girl, $40; house girl, good cook. Pasadena.
s25; colored house girl, SIS; nurse girl
German, $40; Swedish house girl, SIS;
cook, $25; house girl, Santa Monica, $40;
girl to assist, $3.50 week; house girl, good
cook, $25; girl to assist. $3.50 week.
HOTEL DEPARTMENT-FE
Waitress, do chamberwork, $40, coun-
try; woman, cook, school, Is people. SIT
and fare; 2 laundresses, Arizona. $25 each;
laundress. $25; woman, assist, boarding
house, $40: woman, cook. country, $50;
second girl, Santa Monica, $40; kitchen
helper for mining camp. s25, ETC.; wait
ress, same place, $25, etc., fare paid. en-
ployer here at this morning.
HUMMEL BROS. & co.