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The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-11-18
TAKE IT BY STORM
OLD IDEA ABOUT WICHITA NOUN
TAIN GOLD REVIVED.

Mr.. Heus is Trying to Raise a Company of
Ten Thousand Men After the Fashion
of the Famous Captain Payne, and, If
Congress Renews the Grass Leases,
Break Into the Wichita Mountains and
Seize Them by the Force of Numbers
and American Right, la Black Hills
How He Proposes to DoIt
The latest man in Wichita with
hunk of Wichita mountain mineral in his
pocket is Mr.. f. L. Hews Of Navajoe,
who is a bright, forceful talker. Nava-
Joe is hamlet in Greer county, Okla
homa.
Mr.. Hews says ne is captain Of band
Of 10000 boomers who will, in event
of certain things, break into the Wichita
country and take il by storm. That mar
tial array Of boomers is yet TO 5a raised.
The Wichita mountains lie in the
Kiowa and Comanche Indian country
and in Greer county. Oklahoma. Along
in the sixties these Indians were given
this land 10 have and to hold until Oc-
+ober. 1897. That period has, OF course,
expired The prospective miners who
are watching that country believe IT is
their right to go in upon these lands.
Technically they may COe right, but the
brutal negative argument OF regiment
or two Of soldiers from E'ort SiH or Fort
Reno is not a very warm invitation for
the boomers TO t-y it.
As all other men connected with the
country. Mr.. Hews says that there IL
gold. silver, zinc, lead and copper in the
Wichita mountains.
There is no doubt Of this" said Mr..
Hews yesterday.
"Is It not fact, Mr.. Hews, that the
Wichita mining will take large outlays
OF capital and is il not therefore rich
mans mining country?'
Not altogether. There is much rich
surface rock. A great deal Of the rich
mineral quartz is no doubt long ways
down but lots OF it il on the surface.
Ny parters have now on the road to
Denver TO the smelter a car load of sur
face gold quartz.
Part Of the mountains being In Greer
county, why don't the miners go TO work
there?"
Tine government has. refused TO give
them title TO their claims. There is now
a man at Navajoe who openly boasts
that ne represents a rich syndicate in
New York which will if not prevented,
ithaca yY1ipaSp
why DON'T they gobble them now?'
Because they hope to tire out what
miners are there at present"
What is your idea in raising a COM
pany of boomers?'
I'VE understand that at the next ses-
sion of congress, the cattlemen and the
New York mining syndicate will make
an effort to renew their lease on this
country and keep us out. We want TO
prevent that If possible. But if we can
not prevent 1t, there will be a repeti-
tion of the Black Hills seizure by the
people"
will the people of Greer county be
with your"
They will. Captain Baldwin. the In
dian agent. has not treated them right.
He has cent over among them a notori-
GUS Indian named Black Wolf. to collect
money for timber cut by settlers in the
Indian country. The people resent this
because Black Wolf openlv boaSts +ba.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-11-18
MRS. \. c. CARTER, INDEPEND-
ENC~E MO

DR.. LuSens. Of World Medical In<titu;e
y desire 10 add my testimonial 20 yo,r
wonderful cure In my case of cstarTh ct
the worst form Snd many years stand
Ing. 7 feel IS II l was ten year. younger.
and shah d. al can 20 induce others
VINO are suffering as I did 70 go and get
cured. ! had been told repeatedly tha,
could never get It cured. Your treat
msrt worked like magic. II is mid but
effective.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-11-18
APPLICATION TO BE CoNslDERED
Miss Beems VIII Be Heard Next Week by
the Authorities in Washington

the Authorities in Washington
Miss Eva BEEN Of Hutchinson, who
was acquitted before Judge Williams
in the United States court last Septem-
ber Of embezzling funds from the Hutch
inson postoffice, is in the city working
temporarily for Whine & Winnie. Miss
BEEN was seen yesterday and she said
that her sister and attorneys had Sc
cured about hundred letters of en-
dorsement from the most prominent peo-
pie OF. Hutchinson, besides few from
this city. They viii soon be forwarded
10 the department at Washington city
where Miss Beem'S application for re-
instatement viii be considered next
week. Miss BEEN is quite confident that
she will either get her old position
again or one in the department at
Washington. This will be gratifying to
the many friends of Miss BEEN in this
city.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-11-18
MRS. CAPT. PORTER. KANSAS CITY.
KANSAS

Gentlemen desire for the benefit ~
other women 70 say tha; can vouch for
your wonderful skill IN treating diseases
peculiar % my sex. I was a complete
wreck in mind ana body and had dis
pEired OF ever getting cured until ! was
recommended 70 your institute. After
removal OF tumOr and yOur skilled
treatment am perfectly well and hope
this may be the means OF many others
getting cured.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-11-18
THE PEOPLE CONVINCED.
NOTHING BIT PRAISE.

The large number Who have called and
the physicians ot the World Medical In
stitute are all loud In their praise o. the
good results obtsined in the short time
tasy have taken the treatment. which :,
very gratifying, but II is what is uni
versslly acknowledged by ali who have
been - fortunate as 10 have taken their
treatment Iris is the way they express
their appreciation after fun treatment
has been taken:
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-11-18

serve association meets this thursday
evening al 7;S0 sharp. a full attendance
odf members is requested by the Off
GERS. A business matter of Importance
will come before the lodge.
Wichita Commandery No. .. Z. R. X.
Of P.-You are ordered to appear at the
ArmOry, 400 East Douglas avenue, az 2
o'clock sharp. Thursday morning. IN full
dress uniform. 10 do escort duty az the
funeral OF the son Of General Keller of
Colorado. j. T. Bennett, Capt.
The all-day pentacostai meeting OF the
Sedg wick County Holiness association
viii be held on Tuesday. the 50th inst,
in the Salvation Army hall. near the cor
ner OF Main and Third streets. No be-
ter field for gathering ssleaves for the
Master can be found than the Salvation
Army hall Come and be refreshed in
your own soul. and let US pray for ~ihe
conviction OF sinners and for converting
and 'sanctifying power. Lei the saints
rally to the standard the Lord has lifted
up. Amen. B. Hampton, president: T..
a. Dunbar, secretary.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-11-18
Real Fstn,e Transfers.
FURNISHED by the Wichita Abstract an
Land CompanY. II. NJ Dubois. ah

FURNISHED by the Wichita Abstract an
Land Company. II. NJ Dubois. al
stractor)
Philip Stochr to John T. Hessel
wd " 1-2 NV IA sec 7-29-4w.... 81
L d. Ashton to Melvin J. Rogers
wd lot 4 Minnick's add TO FL
Paso ......... ...-..-. -.-.-.-...
Marilla A. Pease to Mary ]. Newell
wd lots, even 9 20 "A. Fannie
avenue, Amidon's add ...... A
l. S. Naftzger to A. W. and Aman-
da Anderson wd ne IA sec D.
rle .....-.. .............. zoe
Sarah Pine to John T. Dale wd
lots q and % Cleveland avenue
Hammond's ad 1890. ..... 2
VIM. Tusch to II. T. DERRICK wd
Lots 80 and 81 Emporia ave..
William Haze TO John z. r. Payne
wd NV Ia sec 7-2S-3w .......... 13C
II. B. and E. G. Robertson to Her
bert F. Andrews. qcd NV IA
sec l-zJ-le $500. -...-.-...-..... J.
s. W. Snatuck 20 Emeline Alice
Shattuc, wd sw IA sec 7-25-1w
ex. a in Sw cOr......
John E. r. Payne 10 G. Edward
Roenbach wd NV Ia sec 7-2S-3w 49,
Harry T. Derrick to Samuel r.
Shipley wd lots s. and 81 EmpO--
la avenue. Mead's add.... 200
Helen L. and B. Miller 70 f. II.
W Wolter wd se ii OF Sc IA and
n "A Sc Ia ex 20 It Sec 5-2s-
Nv .-...-.---. ........ s-.-.-.-.- ~
Cornelia d and d. o. Wilson 20
C. G. Whitehead wd lots II and
IS blk II. Cheney .............. 10
Hartford Western Land company
to 4. c. Shilling qci lots and
7 Ida avenue Ransom & Kay's
third add ......--... ..-..-......
Rufus Cone, sheriff, % Z. A.
Howe sd lots 141 and 143 Main
st. Lees add .........t $4,000. a.
Rufus Cone, sheriff, to G. A. Le-
land rec. si lot A Waterrnan's
2nd add: half interest ne IL. se
IA and Ia NV IA. Sc Ia eX. A
in Sc cor SEC I3-27-1e; quarter int.
nv IL. sec 2-2s-iw; lots 2 %
% odd % and 81. Vermont street
IS. 20. - and a Tillman street.
Walters add: even , sto 4s. ia
1ls 40 % 14s. Woodland avenue
SO. 35. 131, 123. 1ss. 1ss. 170. ia.
jeanette ave: 81 and 163 Hezer-
man 81. Rich's add ..-.......... 200
I. W. Hassett % :. r. Parker qci
lots 53 and 81 Water = Kelsc5's
second adj ...-.-.. .... 2,
Hartford WegteTn Land company
% Vim Hooker qcd 20 u Ut
q and " A. Il 10; % Central ave
Shurnans add .... .
WILDER Jones to Ella Jones . haIs
int %; q. Fifia avenue. H.
tons add; quarter int iot 81
Douglas ave. Abott's add: 51oK
$50. com y cor lot Z, blk s. Chas-
tau4ua add ..-..---. ..-..---...- Iei9
p. +. Mclean % XII Jones Td
10 = -; %. Il i1t a. Mod
ave. Jones znz adt. quarter iD--
Iot 20 Emporis axe. EaEa sa's
add. hsls interest Iyt - Pa
ave. Hft5n's add: 1s5Ii75. com
"a cor lot 8 bl1k z. Cnsutsgqua
add: lots a. =. - sni ipf p.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-11-18
DOCTOR WELLS IN EARNEST
His Series of Sermons sanctification Are
Very Instructive to Christians

Sety InstFuctfve 20 CnrfstIAbs
The sermons of DR.. Wells grow in
esrnestness. power and effectiveness as
the days go by. His series of sermons
at 10 a. m. each day on sarctification are
very instructive 10 Christians. The 4 p.
m. services for young people are attend
ed by crowds Of young people VINO
are being led out into active work. The
evening sermon last night on God CO.
operating with the sinner and the sim
ner co-workirg with God in securing
salvation, was very forcibie. DR.. Wells
remains only two days longer. Do not
fail to hear him.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-11-18
DOC WILSON'S MUSICAL POWERS
Can Follow and Name . Tune In Your
Mind

Doc Wilson, besides being one OF the
best dentists IN the state, is a musical
clairvoyant. He can tell without word
the tune one has in mind, or rather
what one plays, if the subject will go
through the motion of playing mentally.
This power greatly relieves the monot-
ony Of a 6entiSt'e office.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-11-18
If your children, are well

If your children are well
but not robust, they need
SCOTS Emulsion of Cod
liver Oil.
We are constantly in re-
ceipt of reports from par
ents who give their children
the emulsion every fall for a
month or two. ItkeePs them
well and strong all winter.
1t prevents their taking cold.
Your doctor will confirm
this.
The oil combined with
the thehypoPhosphitesisasP sPlen-
did food tonic.
soe 80 sr-oa. az trsszsss-
SCOTT BOVINE, csszss. Sr~ Yea
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-11-18

Attention cannot be TOO often called 90
the following acts: The physicians -
the World Medical institute are perman-
entity located here. They are reliable snd
have reputation % sustain. They are
men Of tle highest skin and attain
ments in the medical profession. Espe-
cially schooled and learned in their
speciality. they treat Cafonic and Long
Standing Dfss-es exclusively ani
nave every facility known to modern
science for TIE alieviation % suffering.
They nave ha1 larger field o, ex-
perience than any specialists practicins
in the west. Thelr clisrges are within
the reach q all Gail or write today f1r
rome treatment blanks. Consultation
free
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-11-18
POLICEMAN REEDER's TRIAL
Case Called In the District Court Yes .
tofday

The trial OF H. c. Reeder, charged
with stealing a sack of corn from the
house of George l.. Swope three weeks
ago, came UP in the district court yes
terday afternoon. The court room was
crowded with spectators and witnesses.
There were so many children that Judge
Dale designated a side.room as a nur-
sery. There has not been 50 many peo-
pie in the room since the Ingram trial
last March.
Swope, the prosecuting witness, was
put on the stand but had only made a
preliminary statement when Judge Dale
adjourned the court. The evidence vii
continue today. There have been near
ly fifty witnesses subpoenaed.
Reeder and Swope nave had some
difficulty heretofore. and Swope has
made the statement that Reeder has
been stealing for years
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-11-18
FUNERAL OF e. j. WEAVER
Former Wichita Citizen Died at Colwich
Monday

Mr.. E. ]. Weaver, a prominent men,
Der of the A. o. U. W., died at Colwich
yesterday. Tie funeral will be held at
the Dodge Avenue NJ. E. church on the
West Side at 2 p. m. today. Mr.. Wea-
Yer, Was until recently a member of
Wichita Lodge No. %, having trans
fered his membership when he moved
to Colwich. All the members of the or
der in the city are invited to the funeral.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-11-18

Ina va fsaise-ton. T~xsz. No~. IL
x JsffFti- sn American Frot--San:
'flifs4oozFy. has sisocssssaisr ps-s~1 an
skaz'sin<sson - csxco. esvgisl . ts-
4lsatFa Sr1zsn1e - s'sst nsaa~. ssr-s~<
ee2s'a- - tae iEcss aa1 fac razsss ass.s =,
. - FzTssisn essies. z1ga : ss-m y,
raisSiisainz = s-apcs fsasx- His lns4s.
20 afs greatly sxciss-s s4~ czzso.ss
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-11-18

without them. The dainty scene where
the little tots have their birthday party.
sing their cute rhymes. play their funny
little games and dance the 'fRng. Ring
Rosey," is one that remains a picture
on rhe memory forever and gives les
son in human nature that does more
good than all the sermons from now to
Christendom. Don't miss this treat.
Thursday evening, Nov. IS.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-11-18

Nsej.on. Ohts. ex. s-S4fhaassi =.
JoaaE2n. ansaas~s q ne csnfssl Urisa
Ts,es's.one casapsny. klHsi h.rraseT las.
niEAi "a bis ofsscs - saesstuE - rsso.s =
tie 1sos,a an a.s revolver tsiz hesd
Has ssas.rrsA JSass9s ~ a gss,@r IA
~Eics Dc ssls be Ezs sarezses.@4 zt.h
slniaess al h@1 n9thinx lest e Hys
ssx.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-11-18
Mothers Friend

thoroughly tested remedy. gently
prepares the system for this period,
iesseos the pain and removes al
danger tt useinsares 4 safe and hap
py termination Of The dreaded event
-. 90 PER BOTTLE .. al Drug Stores.
or sen. " zaG ca recs.y. &C yrtse.
sffl1S Coatzlsf.g t.T1lz1ass tns0rzz:soa q
,S sztsrest 20 AL ~o=sc1. vii - a.. %
Aakt ssy >1ersss rSo1 K7pis>zssoz., hy
rs Drs<esit E<zsisssx O. Asiasss. @.
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tised in this newspaper

Goods advertised in this newspaper
are for sale in this town. You can get
them without trouble if you refuse sub
stitutes and press your demand for gen.
nine articles
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-11-18

1t may save trouble to examine you-
purchase before it is wrapped. Then you
can be certain that you get what you ask
for, and not a substitute.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-11-18
Zimnerly Block. WIchita.

Cnauagqua ave divers SAB.
IDtrI 2. 2 soi 7 C,,Iagfsugsza ave
Firslauza's SO; iots - =.
Caaafs1qsa ave. - % q Fo,u-
s,s zses-ies f5ts A. - g.. Erls *
Erie Fu3. eik =. KeTstone saa....
Flst-3er J. FisE.eT % Egfs J1aes
Al 2 II bBS 7. Ksyntoae ss5.... g.
J. 2 Harris - T. e. szmners zd
~ .. Bats gsore ave r. P4so.. -
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-11-18
Paper ,Ign. Ysr .i.r,es

ssrst7ze. X y. S8y Ig.--sene- pa
me-. ans > teseza-ion o sfsxi-sns lute--
essei IN tae g.anufarsars - paper near
the City u Msxino. are ifssssecfi ting fns
Dix psp@r -7lLs ~ G.fas Fs.1s Shs
vieT 70 iuirssiscisz irnv79Ts1 AEseTlzsa
n f-.lrlerr IN r1elr On frlls.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-11-18
Every Wife

feels an incescribable dread Of tbe
danger attendant upon the most criti-
cal period Of her life. Becoming a
mother should De source Of JOY bu.
the suffering and danger Of the ordeal
makes its anticipation one Of misery.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-11-18

Jugglers ike unto poets are born. not
made. All the practice which could be
crowded into life time would not ad-
vance, to state Of proficiency, one Eho
had no natural aptitude for the grace
full vocation. A born manipulation OF
anything from Lucifer match 20 a
barrel OF flour is Ollie Young who opens
the long and entertaining oiio OF the a.
G. Field Big White Minstrels. Mr..
Young is the only one OF the last years
olio features which has been retained,
and the ovation he is receiving all along
the line fully confirms Manager Field >
unerring judgment in retaining him up
on ther oster. AS manipulation of the
so-called Indian clubs, Mr.. Young today
stands without a peer in the world OF
vaudeville. He is a Columbus, OHIO.
boy, which city. by the way, is also
Mr.. Fields home. Mr., Young will be
seen here with the rest of the mammoth
minstrel aggregation at the opera Fri
day, November 19
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-11-18

Sarah Pine to John T. Dale wd
lots n and % Cleveland avenue
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-11-18

, Cornelia ID and ID. o. Wilson 20
G.. G.. Whitehead wd lots Il and
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-11-18

. , NdIiZStE 20 n w dllu AlIIdlI-
da Anderson wd ne IA sec D.
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CHINOISERIES DE L'ORTHO-
GRAPHE.

teiei quelques, unes de ces bizarre
ri.s qul causent tsnt denbarras aux
etrang' rs qni yeuent Sc famiIiariser
asec il langue franchise
Ices Ionv> ,lu convent convent.
Mes tit> ont casse mes fills.
! e.; re l'Esl.
Get homme ct fer, peut-on s'y
fer ?
Nous editions lie helles editions.
Nous relations ces relations inte-
rcssantes.
Nous acceptions ces dlverses accep-
tions.
Nous inspections les inspections
eIes- -m6mes.
Nous exceptions ces exceptions.
Je suis content qu lis content cette
historic
II convient qu'lls conyient leurs
amis.
lis ont un caractere violent ills
violent leurs promesses.
lis expedlent leurs lettres c'est
un bon expedient.
Nos intentions sopt que nous in
tentions ce process.
lis negligent !eurs devoirs ; je
suis mnins negligent.
lis resident 4 Paris chez lie resident
dune colonie etrangere.
Les cuisiniers excellent faire ce
NETS excellent.
Les poissons affiuent TN affluent,
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les MONS DE BAPTEME:

souvent il arrive que Blanche,
E.t noire, hslas a faire peur.
,;mable est un beau nom qul tranche
On, nm fond de mauvaise humeur.
cSleste est un vrai diable u quatre,
Modesto Fair dun grenadier.
Angelo ne songe qua battre,
Fslicite qua larmoyer.
Rose q la peau de pain d'epice,
Aimee est CONNIE un herisson,
IL doux nom de Beatrice,
Porte par un laideron.
Houore nest guere honorable,
Marcel est tres souvent peureux,
Desire toujours haissable,
Martial nest point belliqueux.
parlait ma que lie vice en- poche,
pIscide est un villain rageur,
Sraphin donne une taloche
Quand il est de mauvaise humeur.
HiIalre, loin d'aimer q rire,
ut bourru, maussade, ennuyeuS
Msis lie sort de Richard est pire
Il ma pas rsou, lie malheuieux
yatiendez point miserlcorde
De celui qu'on nomme Clement,
Etsi vous meritez la corde,
All fuyez l'indlscret Prudent.
Justin surfat sa merchandise
1t yous trompera sill le peut.
Victor yous fait des couardises,
Claude nest pas du tout boiteux.
Peut etre, allez-vous attendre
QuAchille, Hector, meme Alexandra
Ne rsveront Que les combats
Non, ils auront bon caractere
La guerre ne sanrait leur plaire,
Ils sont poltlons :. Restons en- Ia.
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AULATOIR DES
BUCHER ONNES.

Belle apres-mldi. Dams un blen
intense, des nuees blanches aux bords
hoconneux planaient, presque immo-
bIes. Des trainees d'ombre s'allonn-
geaient sur les bles du plateau, entire
le buisson de Verrieres ct les bois de
Fleury. En- foret, l'air etalt lourd
CONNIE aux moments de torpeur Qul
precedent les orages de Juliet. Les
geais ne bataillaient plus lis fai-
talent la Tongue sieste, berces par lie
bourdonnement des abellles. Dams
lea hautes ramures, les loriots Sc
taisaient on n entendait meme plus
les. aigres appels des couveuses.
Pas IN promeneur dams ravenue qui
descend de Ia plaine de Chatlllon
yers les fonds de Bel-Ebat, en- suivant
les sinuosites du ravin.
La-bas, lie chemin sablonneux de-
yint plus humide, encaIss6 entire les
psntes escarpees de la Justice ct la
Butte de Creve-Ceur. Les frenes ct
leo trembles Sc plaisent en- ces para
gea Les fourres sont epais les
ronces, les houblons, les clematites
~ streignent Tn peu plus bas
i9isonnsnt les euphorbes ct les
'eines-des-pres.
A dr0ite, daEs les cares que sepa-
rent trois devaloirs raides ct caillou-
eux, travsiIlaient alors plusieurs
hnilles de bncherons au milieu
des coupes, OH la cognee n'avait fait
grace qua de teunes chenes ct Ia
psnyre plebe des bouleaux, les huttes
ae branchage ct de terre battue Sc
Rsardaient au soleil.
A gauche, sur la lislere des futaies
ae chataigniers, une eau limpide,
oujours tres fraiche, s'echappe du
aole Qui la fltre, emplit lie bassin
aaelle s'est creuse ct s'epand le long
w fosse. parmi les Jones ct les
gouets. Avec DIES pierres, de la
galse ct Ges NOTES de gazon, les
e0eherons ava,ent fait deux digues
~rctenue. Dams lie fosse elargi ell
laFe de terre grasse, l'eau s'etalait
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GONBO FILE.
(Recette dune vieille cuis,niere.)

(Recette dune Uieille cuis,niere.)
Premie chose ye prend la vianne
Ia qui y6 pele "tasso." mette Ii dams
to chodiere avec ain Il brin IL
graisse ct ain ii brin la farine, laisss
Ii tourne SO couleur, (ain pc brunD
apres ca mette ain pc des zonions ct
ain pc di laye, pas tro di laye, paske
ca va falt Ii senti moval; apres
mette asse do 10 pou fait tant to
oulai, quan Ii presse fini mette file Ia
dan mai mo bile di mctte troi ou
quat' feuilles lorie la dan. 81 to
gagnin des crab au des chevret' to
capab' mette ye la dan.
Veille hien que Ii pas brule ct to
va fait bon gombo.
Mo bile di fau mango Ii avec di ri.
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No 80

Cc ne flt blentot ~ une furme
vague dams une bruno bleue mas,
tut 4 coup, la-hant, entire les fnts
greies des bouleaux, ellie reparut
dams la lueur rouge du couchant ct,
tres gracieuse d'attitude, de mouye-
ment, le bras droit relieve pour rete-
mir le paquet blanc pose sur la tete,
ellie st retourna souriante.
Ii SQUIRT, lu; aussi
Petite Claire, bonsolr ! - La
Bonnc Literaturc Fyuncaiise.
SIxTE DELORME.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1897-04-24
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II DIES distractions de toutes
sortes, ct les plus authentiques ne
sont pas toujours les plus vraisem-
hlables. Alnsi, le docteur Verneuil,
reminent chirurgien mort recemment,
etait sujet, lui aussi, 4 de monstrueu-
ses ct epouvantables absences.
II d1nait un soir chez des intimes
ct la maitresse de la maison lui dit
sans facon
Cher docteur, vous qui ates 81
adroit, decoupez-moi done ce gigot j;
voulez-vous
-Bien volontiers, repond le Chi
rurgien.
II saisit le gigot avec autorlts ct y
plonge lie couteau. Puts un pheno-
meme Grange Sc passe dams son
esprit il tire de sa poche de Ia
charpie, une bande de linge ct exc
cute un pansement en- bonne forme
devant les convives ebahis. Apres
quot sans sortir de son reve, il mur-
mure d un ton rassurant
La :. /. avec du repos ct des
soins, ca ne sera rien !