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The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-21
Southern Kansas Business Men,

The headline, Christmas Is coming, %
has been woefully overworked.
There is being advertised by local dealers
in western Kansas an axle-grease which
is also salve for use on horses.
The statement that this IL the oppcr-
tunity of a lifetime is positively injur1-
Gus IL it is not the opportunity of Efe-
time.
This Is good time for the dry goods
stores to talk OF the reason for sensible
presents in contradistinction 10 presents
which are merely ornamental
Mitchell & Sons Of Lyons, attract atten-
ton to an advertisement by heading IT,
Hot weather continues" is a long way
off. but We are making it hot on prices. -
Parry. Reynolds & Co.. Of Arkansas City.
make a very sensible suggestion in this.
you save money; we turn our dry goods
department into cash We VII both be
happy"
In a report Just made, the Home National
bank Of Arkansas City shows that Il has
on deposit ss12.Ss57L over sl17.0oa OF this
is In individual deposits and sl,opo OF II Is
in time certificates.
Speaking OF millinery. p. Martin & CO.
OF Hutchinson assert: "Our skilled trim
nners ape the bigger priced pretdnsss II
a way so fetching that you would think the
little prices impossible"
Alton Bros. Of Milan. Sumner county.
are doing a great deal OF advertising. and
as an induceTnent 10 get people 20 come 70
their store are serving a free lunch 20 al
who may come. whether they buy o. no..
also advertise free concert by the Milan
band or December p. from 20 90 o'clock.
The Rice County Breeze last week has
novel scheme n the shape of column
of A. y. G advertisements. For .nsizncs.
ID Is the man whose isst name 1. Dean.
who has g0ods N rs stcrs n; scr a
queen; = = for EIbe. the men u TIE bank
who vii cash al your orders and na OF;
your banks"
II. .. Lee of Anthony szyz tais: "As ths
holidays approach We vii begin 70 1ook
around :or presents and good things 20
eat. AMI to treat cur Trends: ard ve SaEt
tc announce that gs haven't beer azsse5
OF tzis n1zttsr." he then ezunsrEtss rs
wares. The truia be siafss & his intro
czctlon = honey ssd good.
George H Naek s. ca. aDssHssass, a;
Garden City. ae Tia II Il ~e1 sst&:
with a ring and esroestres= % tss prscs..
hzex G. ever .-e-a iz tzs quality. Y
xrgn - good eco-0-ry 20 corse 70 cur store
ever n yoa are compelled 20 travel rnR-y
mis-. Trere really is1's any sSsis- ~sF
70 make the money ne czE save yoa O.
your Eizicr purchases"
Tnss. from cois Brothers. cSo;sss-s. of
Hs-per. = ss-y good Make -veuffg.
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The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-21
THE STORY OF THE OLD.

The saddest chapters of human eXper-
fence consists of the stories and the
fates Of those who have lived beyond
The age of usefulness. 1t makes no diff
ference how strong the individual may
Lave been at one time how self-reliant
and successful if poverty and old age
come to his lot together, the pathetic
picture will hardly fail of the most
pftiful coloring. It is too commonly the
case that those who owe all that they
have and are to one whom age and pow
erty has overtaken, neglect and ignore
the claims of their benefactors. Savage
tribes have been known to kill off the
aged and helpless. 1t cannot nor VIII
1t be denied that the old are entitled TO
a livelihood and to comfort. Ought not
the aged mendicant be pensiOned else
where than in the county poorhouse?
Secretary Gage has issued an order di-
recting that all clerks in the treasury
department who have reached the age
of 70 years shall be reduced in salary to
$500 a year. This order has given rise
TO much speculation and some adverse
criticism. Some hold that the order is a
cruel one. But is it? Others that it is
illegal. The real object of the treasurer
is to practically pension clerks who
have grown old in the service and who
on account Of their age would have to
be dropped from the rolls entirely for
the lack of efficiency. His idea is to re-
tain such AT a lower salary and to pay
them the stated sum without reference
10 the amount of work they may be able
TO perform. Expert clerks can continue
10 discharge the duties TO which they
have long been accustomed after they
have become too aged and infirm to at
tend to the ordinary affairs of life and
the probabilities are that the $500 men
will continue 10 be more or less useful
up TO their final fatality. To dismiss a
man who has reached the age of 40
would be a greater wrong than TO re-
rain him on a reduced salary. The plan
# pensioning long and tried servants
f-y way Of regulating their salaries ac-
cording to what they can do rather than
cutting them off altogether has strong
advocates. A scheme for pensioninS
labor is one of the most interesting
problems of the age. It's friends declare
that our government has done less in
this matter than any other civilized ma
1ion. Notwithstanding its generosity in
pensioning the soldier. The whole ques-
ton will yet come for earnest cOnsidera-
tion and action
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-21
2d11U - SdyW
NJ. NJ. MURDOCH, Editor
HENCE HIS HBSITANCY.

There is still some talk of Governor
Leedy converting the legislature IN eA-
ira session. 1t was announced only
last week that the proclamation had
been written. Where there is SO much
smoke there is probably some heat
There is no question but that Leedy
breads stepping down and out AFTER Il
single ring performance, to nave the
curtain go down on Titus, Jumper,
Street. Brown and the other smaller
clowns to rise no more. Sixty or seven
tv thousand dollars is what a repetition
of last winters performance would cost
the people Of Kansas; but that would
cut no figure If the money was on hand
with which to pay the fixed charges.
There would be no trouble when 1t
came to raising the perquisites and en-
trance fees for the side shows. For the
first time since Kansas got onto her feet
as a state, terasury warrants are being
stamped, when pesented ''Not paid for
the want Of funds" There is no money
IN the treasury with which TO pay the
current exposes of the state institutions,
LET alone the cost of an exta session OF
the legislature. The want OF money
and not failure of the Pop contingent
to demand an extra session, accounts
for Leedy's hesitancy in taking the deS-
perate chances Of another throw IN MS
crap game. His legislature last winter
appropriated more money than there is
1aoney to pay with, hence his hesltancy.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-21
formation of individual type and tenn

formation of individual type and tenn
permanent quality and capacity, in
ways and along lines that home-life and
influence cannot even more than modi-
fy, certainly can not excel. The press
and the pulpit reach the individual in
his maturity and then not so much as
transformation forces as qualifying and
helping agencies. The public school as
the molder and maker of American
character stands unriyaled by any
other single instarumentality, If indeed
il does not surpass all other mediations
and aids.
Dr. Edward Everett Hale delivered
an address in New York the other day
upon 'sThe Necessity Of Morals in the
Public Schools" in which he gave ut
terance to some solemn truths.
The noted divine said it was a ques-
ton how to preserve the high moral
principle even at the expense of teach
ing. THE great danger with the man
agement of big machine is always
that the work Of the machine is more
thought of than the results. The work
ing Of the public school is more thought
of than its results in character" A col
lege diploma, he said, testified to
mans fitness TO speak in public. and
TO his ability to be a professor. 'They
say nothing" he said, "of whether he
is an honorable gentleman or ready to
die for his country. There is only one
exception 10 this-West Point, where
there are two standards-one for math-
ematics and one for character
These are truths which every teacher
should heed and remember. Nobody,
not even his parents, has greater IN
fiuence with a developing child than
his teacher, and the best of all places
for character building is the school
room. Many teachers understand this,
and while giving instructions in the
studies that are prescribed by the
board of education and superintendent,
they are at the same time doing much
to shape the character of the boys and
girls entrusted to their care. There
are exceptions to all rules, TO be sure,
but if all teachers understood the re-
sponsibility which rests upon them, and
did their duty as they saw it, every
certificate OF graduation, from the
grammar or high schools would in the
main be also a certificate of good citi-
zenship and moral character for every
boy or girl who received it.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-21

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The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-21
TIE PUBLIC SCHOOL.

The public school has not only be
come an acknowledged factor in Ameri-
can civilization, but il is probably the
leading one, everything considered, not
excepting either the press or the pulpit
Tie public school has 10 do with the
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-21

Germany has taken Kiao-Chou and If it
can find another town with even moro
vowels in it than Kaio-Chou, 1t VIII take
that
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-21

a dispatch from Berlin says that Bis
marck is suffering from insomnia. But
he Is losing no more sleep than the rest
of Europe IS ever the crazy wh.r2s OF En-
peror William. Who VIII sooner or later
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-21

A theatrical dispatch from New York
says: The Highwayman" is a success.
He is not in Oklahoma.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-21

Young Mr.. Letter is playing big game.
But all he has to 90 is 10 hold on TO
that wheat and hope for more famine in
India
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-21

The best thing given to Kansas at Christ
mas, this year, is the absence OF misgiv-
ings of next year.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-21

The whole world is making fun of En-
peror William-that is, save and except
Hawaii.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-21

The famous four hundred of New York
is 10 be cut down 10 seventy-five. Its total
numerical annihilauon would please the
country.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-21

Just imagine the mistle-toe, young man,
and sail in.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-21

This Christmas, as before, Santa Claus
will put the richest presents In silk stock
ings.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-21

Pingree IN his attempt 20 corner the as
phalt of the world, has fallen down.
Trusts are monsters, OF course, but il takes
brains 10 form them
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-21

If Germany succeeds in making a col
ony out OF China, the Chinese will soon
come TO know that bologna is better than
fred rats as a steady diet.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-21

A New York minister went TO the Cree
don-McCoy fight. II made him SEX. He
said it was disgusting. But he wasn't fair.
He didn't have any money up.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-21

Il turns out that the Armenian rlassa-
cres were result OF politics, the Arnenl-
an politicians seeking political autonomy
from Turkey. Christianity had little or
nothing TO 60 with them.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-21

The country does not care how much
young Letter and Phil Armour al Chicago
throw meat AZ each other so long as the
price stays up. And that Il viii do.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-21

4.oco,c00 bushels OF wheat on hand He had
to buyit of Phil Armour. He might as
well go down into Oklahoma and lease
,nr.urv
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-21

The god IN the pugiEsdc circles al pres
ent is kid Mccoy. During the present
administration if you want to succeed al
anything you might better tack a Nc
10 your name.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-21

dairymen of Kansas.
Just imagine the nistle-toe, young man,
and sail in.
This Christmas, as before, Santa Claus
will put the richest presents In silk stock
ings.
The whole world is making fun of En-
peror William-that is, save and except
Hawaii.
The best thing given to Kansas at Christ
mas. this year, is the absence OF misgiv-
ings of next year.
A theatrical dispatch from New York
says: The Highwayman" is a success.
He is not in Oklahoma.
Germany has taken Kiao-Chou and II 1t
can find another town with even moro
vowels in it than Kaio-Chou, 1t VIII take
that
Young Mr.. Letter is playing a big game.
But all he has to 90 is 10 hold on to
that wheat and hope for more famine in
India.
The famous four hundred of New York
is 10 be cut down TO seventy-five. Its total
numerical annihila ton would please the
country.
Pingree in his attempt 20 corner the as
phalt OF the world, has fallen down.
Trusts are monsters, OF course, but it takes
brains 10 form them
If Germany succeeds in making col
ony out OF China, the Chinese will soon
come to know that bologna is better than
fred rats as steady diet.
A New York minister went to the Cree
don-McCoy fight. 1t made him sick. He
said it was disgusting. But he wasn't fair.
He didn't have any money up.
/ The country does not care how much
/ young Letter and Phil. Armour al Chicago
/ throw meat al each other so long as the
pr.ce stays up. And that Il viii do.
I l0uAAS Nj. LEANSI O. lOW mas
/ 4.oco,co0 bushels OF wheat on hand He had
/ 10 buyit of Phil Armour. He might as
well go down into Oklahoma and lease a
county.
The god IN the pugiEstc circles at pres
I ent Is ksd Mccoy. During the present
administration if you want TO succeed al
anything you might better tack Nc
10 your name.
Il turns out that the Armenian raassa-
cres were q result OF politics, the Arnenl-
an politicians seeking political autonomy
from Turkey. Christianity had little OF
nothing TO 60 with them.
dispatch from Berlin says that Bic
marck is suffering from insomnia. Blu;
The Green Forest tribune., 1897-11-25

IF the will of the late Mr. Pull man had anything to do with the breaking Of the engagement of Miss Oglesby 10 marry one of the young PuIIman's, the young man should congratulate himself on his good fortune.
The Green Forest tribune., 1897-11-25

A GEORGIA negro, said to be 103 years old, stopped in Washington on his way north, to ask the Pres ident and other prominent men to help him build a home for aged negraes in the South.
The Green Forest tribune., 1897-11-25

how to rid his orchard of grass hoppers. The answer went for. ward by mail, hut by accident he transposed them into wrong enve- lopes, so that the man ultb tho twins received this answer. . Cover them with straw and set fire to if, and the ii,Je asi aftes inmping in ,ba larao r 4 ivy minutes, wilt speedily seaia y iie ha man piaon h 4tas hnrpers wae aif e
 ier oil and rah
The Green Forest tribune., 1897-11-25

No one needs to get excited over the war-like recommendations in the Secretary Of Wars annual report about big guns, tarpedoes, etc; they are regularly made to congress every year.
The Green Forest tribune., 1897-11-25

ADVOCATES for municipal owner ship are aghast at the action of the Philadelphia authorities in selling the gas works, long owned and worked by the city, to a private corporation.
The Green Forest tribune., 1897-11-25

THE big baseball league will furnish two umpires for each game, next year; presumably, one to be 'Fcusssed" and to have things thrown at him, and the other to mako decisions.
The Green Forest tribune., 1897-11-25

Fred ". Green hes been appoint elk General Store-Keeper and Gnager for this di~trict, vice Hor- ace Poynor removed. Another |et-down for civil service rules.- Hal rison Times.
The Green Forest tribune., 1897-11-25

4 DUDE is usually harmless sort of thing, but not so is J. Waldere Kirk, who aspires to the iille King of dudes,o , and who is HOW under arrest for shooting a man full of holes in New York.
The Green Forest tribune., 1897-11-25

MR. Low didn't allow his expec- tatlon to run away with his judge ment to the extent of resigning that college presidency.
The Green Forest tribune., 1897-11-25

SENATOR PLATT of New York has been hitting back. He says Seth Low is q "vaingIorious self seeker, masquerading as Repnb lcan. but willing at any time 10 wreck the Republican ship on the edge of his own ambition.
The Green Forest tribune., 1897-11-25

IT is noted that lho nearer the date tertbe eonvening of congress approaches, the more obIiging the new government ot Spain gets to our government. Cynical persons say there is a connection.
The Green Forest tribune., 1897-11-25

EVERY man with a financial bee in his hat wants to donate to the country currency reform scheme.
The Green Forest tribune., 1897-11-25

TT looks as though the tricky European dipIomates intended to get Turkey into another war. The SnItan has diplomatic tronbles which may Ieetd to war with B0l germ and wj;h 1 astria.
The Green Forest tribune., 1897-11-25

THIS isn't the first time that Ohio politicians have continued the campaign excitement alter the election.
The Green Forest tribune., 1897-11-25

OUR Washington advices ind. cate that President Mckinley has an "verstock Of financiaI advice and schemes on hand, but every train carrres more men ambitious of having thciridea tried.
The Green Forest tribune., 1897-11-25
FRIFNI s ol tlIe late

FRIENf S of tine late Henry George woHId have thought more of 2 few words in his favor from NJ Bryan, while the late cam paign vas going on, than they do of Mr B'5an's cQotributiors to the Henry c Carge monument fund.
The Green Forest tribune., 1897-11-25

THE Nicaragua Canal Go, will not thank the Japanese minister for promply denying that Japan wanted to secure the canal conces- siOns.
The Green Forest tribune., 1897-11-25

THE man who guesses that con- gress will do more talking than anything else will not be far out oi the way.
The Green Forest tribune., 1897-11-25

MR. CLEVELAND scooped the par agraphers when he named the kid Richard Folsom.
The Green Forest tribune., 1897-11-25

IF Senator Chandler doesn't mind he will wake up some morn ing and find himself classed with the silver Republicans.
The Green Forest tribune., 1897-11-25
I, D.u are purely vegetable, re- Hoods Pills liable ana beneficial 25c.

NEW YORK is making alm ost as much fuss over the horse show as there was over the recent campaign. Us a New York habit.
The Green Forest tribune., 1897-11-25

AUSTRALIA has an opposition klondike gold rush of its own, owing to those alledged wonder fnl finds in New South Wales.
The Green Forest tribune., 1897-11-25

TIE gnests of honor at North Da@oia's latest lynehiag 5ee were three Indians, all murderers.
The Green Forest tribune., 1897-11-25

Gov. LoWNDas' bid for Aary- 1and Sooat r>hip aas almost too diaifea t9 win Il would Dc !. tt..s, esn ar.e, 1there were no v 7es'4bfi,ng af fiee, Int ctery fef los9s haf the aeeam { srs ' ten s gt the
The Green Forest tribune., 1897-11-25

THAT BrazilIion republic has a monkey and a parrot time oftener than il has anything else.
The Green Forest tribune., 1897-11-25

SHR1wD confidence mon are turn ing their attention 10 taa advan- tage Of the role of the returned Klondiller.
The Green Forest tribune., 1897-11-25

Dse~Alllocal advertising.'is inserted and charged tor accordingly until order- ed out
The Green Forest tribune., 1897-11-25

An editor of western nawspa
 per is mourning ne loss of two subscribers shc nne a8tea ta know hiw lo Fer D ns safely. MAile the other wanted know
The Green Forest tribune., 1897-11-25

HE executive committees of the Arkansas, Missouri and Texas I press ASsciations met at Eureka plIngs last week and decided to 'o'd the next association of these ,na s,a!es Jointly at Eureka Springs.
 hds Is qaiete winning for tho city oi 6priA eo
The Green Forest tribune., 1897-11-25

CcASARnrs stimulate liver, kidneys and bowIes, Never sicken, weaken or gripe, l0c.
The Green Forest tribune., 1897-11-25

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1897.
The Green Forest tribune., 1897-11-25

@aTnlne, iteai 2 sly:p diseases .. i'e ! y Dc Wits's - sa& aaaiied tor cuts,
 'fa7 heals with. ut
 Sea '. iF.pba,.t
The Green Forest tribune., 1897-11-25

GF Advertising agents or strangers who desire oplace ah advert sement in this paper mast ac- ompany their orders with the CAsn
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1897-09-01
B6jka Polak6w.

Jan Niwo, zamiesska}y W po-
blizu Centre North Park a we.
odwiedzil W niedziele swego
przyjaciela Jana Nowaka, / pod o.
nr. 81 przy N. Sangamon ul.
Wieczorem W podw6rzu tego
domu, Nowak, Niwo, Wa
s}owski, Lawczyfski i kilka
innych osob rozmawia}o Q tenn
i owen a dzbanki Piwa w ciaaz
krazy}y.: Wnet. Z: tel przysz}o do
og6lnej bijatyki. Okolo Q pol;
docy :Jakub Wasiowsksi " y i wy:
biegl pokrw'a'W'ilyo''ny ma 1lliees III :: &
ma mart ozniku Chicago ave,
lzemd Befekt yWE @ eiiIzla
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1897-09-01
Wlad0nlO$6l Ml6jSkl6.
n zazdrOsci.

w teatrze Chicago Oper;
House przy Clark i Washing
ton ul. wystepowa}a niejak;
Belle Cameron ze siostra sws
Lydia. Zdaje sic, ze panns
Belle zanadto podoba}a 81 E pa:
nu. .Middletonowi i ze pan
Middleton o tenn sic dowle'
dzia}a, poszla do sk}adu ku:
pic revolver ale kupcy ME
chcac sprzedat jej rewol liver
uzbrojona W sztylet, ukry}a sic
"a gIownemi drzwiami domu
pm. 21oH Clark ul. gdzie Belle
mieszka, i kiedy o godz. II
wieczorem Belle Cameron,
nadjechawszy ma bicyklu, we
szla do domu, pani. Middleton
rzuci}a sic ma MIA i pchne}a ia
szesciokrotnie sztyletem. Ira
cac niemal przytomnostz pre-
strachu i b6lu, Belle jednako-
woa wyrwa}a sic z rak swej ma
pastniczki i dostala sic do do
r6zki, kt6ra ia zawiozla ma r6g
ulic Madisoni Dearborn, gdzie
DIR. Campbell lspostrzeg}szy po-
kaleczona panne, zabra} ja do
swego biura pm. 1873 Clark ul.
i opatrzyl jej rany. Rany te
tax sic okaza}y ciezkie, "a .Po-
kaleczona musiala pozostac ma.
razie W kancelaryi- doktora.
Pani Middleton zosta}a mai
prod aresztowana, a potem,
gdy policya ME zdo}a}a znalezt
jej ohary, puszczona ma VOL
nose. Kiedy. jednak dowie-
dziano sic, gdzie sic znajduje
Belle Cameron, wydano Po-
nowny rozkaz aresztowania pa
nj Middleton. Mieszka. ona
pm. 1892 Michigan ave. .
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1897-09-01
BOhater.

23letni Jakob Schick, ktory
mieszka u ciotki swojej, Jennie
Wilkinson, pm. S67 NJ: Clark
str, wczoraj po po}udniu oko-
10 godz. 3 przechadza} sic mad
jeziorem, gdy ujrza} ma wodzle
lodi, w kt6rej siedziaf jakils
mezczyzz;na i dwie panic. W
odleg}osci twiert mill cd brze-
GU LODI ia nagle sic pre- wr6-
ella. Ow mezczyzna ME tro-
szczac sic O swe towarzyszkil,
popIyna} do brzegu, a SGT s hick k,
widzac to, szybko zdja} sur rdut,
buty kayelusz, rzuci} sic dc
jeziora i poplyna} ku tonacym m
kobietom. Najprz6d starsza,
liczaca okolo IS lat, pociagn a
ku lodzi i polecil jej trzymae
sic tejze, a poplynsf ku n: m}od d
szej,. 17letniej, ktora CO. tona c.
objela tax SLIME "a reke j 81 y
je, ia oboje zanurzyli sic poe
wode. Ale pod woda Schi 81 q
uwolnil sic z .objet i dosta} $i'
ma powierzchnie ze swym Gle
zarem; traci} jednakowoz ]u
zmys}y i by}by utona}, gdyb b,
ME przybylla mu."z pomo C;
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