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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-01-17
" VINE BIO MER AMOUR I0AIx.
-""' encouragement Met by n MAa Who
tried to Revive an Old Trade.

met NJ - hn0 w NO
'r'ea TO Revive nm Old Trade.
.uew'ne boomer who used to be so conpicuous
.eS,' around the uptown hotels aud cafes
u'put'n an appearance often nowadays.
-N.oems 10 have gone tho way Of the ~ta,lor's
i,....Aua 'he florists man once seen frequent
n.oahd town. Tho tailor's man outlived his
vna o'' ABOUT the same time that the follow
y Always wore an expensive boutton More,
and told you where he got Il. dronp,d
N' VI sight. The wine boomer, how
s"r' held on q little LONGER. In the old
- no was a man much enyied by
%'n about town with small incomes.
.ou.a order as much champagne as he
N"hed for his friends and himself. and his
-, was q good one. His one duty wal to
y lhe wine In a much frequented place and to
ssna"leh his purchases with remarks on tho
ssnt.d or tho particular brand he repre-
rooI 10, ne was invariably a we'll groomed,
amDItI""ns'. man, the sort Of fellow to Impress
would WIN the idea that his was a lead they
pre.Iy ~ Places which he visited were always
Far sure 70 be larger after he went away.
WHOSE EoGd many years these touts were men
pers, So", nos were seen often In the newspA-
work, and MAN. !, tnem were very clever At their
no idea w. many men who knew them we'll had
rived thai what sort Of employment they de-
the worL incomes. There was one branch OF
not undar,ahs" III nrst-clAss boomers would
Vigan,toH eLLase That WAS to endeayor. by
10 lay in s'Snlng' To- force hotel or saloon man
generai"m STOCK OF his wine. This work was
as clever handed over to assistants, who were
were mnr as Their chiefs, II not c~leyerer, and
fitted %f "p s%ailous, and consequently better
Tor his brand of " SIn. inc assistant would call
make a nv kept. When so informed no would
shop ntuss over the matter, remark thai n
couldn't b G mnrs keep that particular wine
body IN lux attracted the attention OF every.
the rnm ~ pace, II the proprietor wasn't ON 10
were nn, ana In the early days two out OF three
This had Snu asked for by tho agent, and when
0"Tn accomplished, '"'f ooJect had
wort9 eH Tho public became familiar with tho
came an ~ agent which 1t did long ago, he be-.
boom ~ OBJECT OF derision wherever he tried 10
and bartoNMdisr. People would laugh. in his face,
Openly ,h'nusts ana proDrietors would tell him
pany' TTi,at MS room was preferable 10 His com
the hoom"apr tesult OF this sort OF thing was that
camc entr negar. to disappear. snnnllv he.
abSenSnn t,neIy extinct, or nj least hi. continned
that heller. ''"uef'o'h resorts gave rise to
pnt one night last week ono OF these boom.r.
SLl,h an appearance in n Rroadyav csta
N " much frequented by sporting ana
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-01-17

theatrical men, He was an under-ized fellow;
dressed N loud clothing. and made . liberal
front. In his cuff buttons. and on his fingers.
Another man more modestly sttl,ed. sccom.
SSse!Ip, the ",% boom after the other had started L.
Both were affecting jays ana converted In loud
tones, The cafe was crowded when they came
deceived by so time-worn a trick as that re-
sorted 20 by the pair.
mords." Nov sit dow and, we'll have a
drink Of tho only wine on earth"
could not ei be ses %aa and ai then ' tSe two rep sat DOWN.
4 waiter walked up and asked them what
"ohh. a bottle of .wins!" exclaimed the
"Wbst kind, cir =" asked the waiter.
what kind =" exclaimed the boomer.
What Eindi" echoed The horse" putting
M . Itss4 81 " ssis % sh '"' wafer H'""i I'VE have I.
arInE, one kind. bring us some OF Blanks blue
Yes. bring rs Blank. blue LABEL, put In the
A' srn r., rr !, the Wine VIM ios n .;a m. w.,,.r
loot les : .ria. Ss%iiSsros so'N ~
"wh"syy rosrcd the boomer; rsIsl'ng as e, he be
this In n tone which rang through the cafe, and
caused the other customers to look around. -.
oh. you're mistaken" put in the "horse"
without BLANKS blue label"
I'm sure we haven't got i; sir" said tho
wafer. III 10 ana see, though
While he WAS gone the two discoursed on the
merits Of Blanks blne Ia bel In loud tones. Soon
the waiter camo back with the manager or pro-
prietor OF the place. He was u tall man with q
sharp eye and square Jaw that meant danger to
any man who fooled with him. But the boomer
was not an observer.
Ia Il possible" the boomer began. that you
don't keep Blanks blue label 2"
1T is a fact" said the manager In a. loud q
tone as that in which the question had been pvt,
w did keep u, but Iur customers complained
that IL tasted like. bilge water. ana when ! took
adIink OF II myself l quite agreed with them"
This was u staggerer for the boomer. He saw
that the man had sized him up, and also that
the other customers were enjoying his discom-
lture, He concluded to make a last BLUM.
We'll! he said. rim 10 tho habit Of buy
ing my wine at fr.t-class places, and this Is tho
Only one ! ever got in where l couldn't get
BLANKS nothing interrupted the other. be-
ginning to get mad, Don't you think I'm on
To you2 You're a wine boomer. and a bud one
at that, You'd better get out OF here before
you're thrown ont"
The boomer rose and made for tho door, fol-
lowed by the HORSE" who had kept out OF tho
discussion. They went out followed by tho
laughter Of tho other people In the cafe.
That's the hrst one I've seen In two years. '
remarked the square-jawed man, as he went
! into his Office.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-01-17
TO RELIEVE ATLANTIC AVENUE.
Mayor Wurster Thinks the Greater New
York VIII Have to Help.

hoTA VIII nave TO AheiP.
Mayor Wurster, who has been suffering with
q cold for several days, returned TO his once In
tho City Hall yesterday ana had q conference
with Eugene @. Black ford OF the Atlantic Ave-
nue. Relief Commission. The conference was as
to Brooklyn's share In tho expense of getting
rid OF steam motors on tho avenue. Mayor
Wurster said 4 largo share of tho expenses
would have to be borne by the consolidated city.
rs Brooklyn was not In n condition to bear the
expense this year and next year II would be a
part OF Greater New York.
He was OF the opinion that tho cost OF making
the Improvement would be In the neighborhood
Of 81, 900, 900. About one-halfo Of this would be
borne by the ralNroad company. He said the
Legislature would have 70 pass AN act providing
for tho payment OF Brooklyn's share and also an
act to permit the railroad company TO make
changes. After this there would have to be
legislation permitting the consolidated city to
assume its portion OF the rApense.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-01-17
Tbs Tim Poek stbooL's Lack or AdaptabII.

while thin garments are uncomfortable In
WINTER said a philosopher, they are In sum-
mer quite the reverse; but It is a curious char
actcristio OF the thin pocketbook that IL Ia
equally uncomfortable at all times"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-01-17
Not the Only One.

The ostrich is popularity supposed to be the
only bird that eats doornobs and padiocks and
things Of that sort, but II 10 said, psverthelsss.
that IL would be- equally dangerous to turn the
emu or tho casowary looss In q hardwAr store.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-01-17
West 23d Street.


A tall young white woman with fluffy light
hair came with u light negro about 90 years
old TO the City Hall yesterday. and when they
said they wanted to be married they were re-
ferred to Alderman Joseph schIllinR. who hap
pened to DO In tho building. Mr.. Schilling de-
clined to perform tho Tho couple
were accompanied by n very black young man.
He said he was going TO be best man. The
cause the Alderman refused TO marry them.
They said they would get u City Magistrate to
perform the ceremony.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-01-17
Stories Are Bsst.
Fourteenth street.

DRESS SILKS
At "a cents
New Fancy slk crspes-iscss effects
all bright and evening shades
At 20 cents
Plain Silk Tanetas street shades
Satin stripe Armures-wnrp printed Effects
New shirt Waist silks-coiored stripes
Satin over Shot Changeabis Novelties
Satin figured solid ooiors-aii fancy shades
At az cents
A lot OF novelties for day ana evening
wear stripes and Brochss-piain and
seeded-chanseable Effects
Also
Black TaRetas. with coi'd satin stripes
Black silk Noires and Brocades-
Black Satin Stripe Tafetas-2t inch
Black satin Rhadames-aii silk
new Pouisrd silks
rev lndis snd Evening silks
1T VERY ATTRACTIVE PRICES
a fine pousv Of tpords."
sons .fs sinsd With an svxri..tlns fla, At I.,su.ss
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-02-23
u.KIsLEY AND CIVIL SERVICE
He win Revoke Cieveiand's Order Placing
Everything Behind An Examination

Chicago. Feb. 22.-The News Wash
;ngton special says: It will be good
rews 10 the office-seekers that President
Mckinley is likely 70 suspend or revoke
the sweeping civil service order OF Pres
sdeat Cleveland whereby nearly all the
cfHcea IN the executive branch Of The
government, are taken into the civil ser
vice lisc-
General Gr0sveno- of Ohio. who il one
e NcKinleys closest friends and who
has been one % his s.sachest and most
capable political supporters. sad: Il
believe tast President Mckinley VIII re-
woke or suspend the sweeping order
which took all the Offices into hts civil
service classification. / have been n
-estigating the matter thoroughly and
one q the abieSt lawyers II his cosa-
~ has given ne an opinion covering
The case. He says that an executive ran
revoke his own deeds. Just az ieziSlz-
TIVE body can reconsider an act.
1T = nos probable tina; Cleveland zill
change his mind On rre civil service o.
der. bD. Il Il within his pJw@r 20 revoke
h.s oxn 2cf- His srSoesso- Eill not b
bond By CEe-=iAad's action NICK iey
viii Dc prss;d-n; and xiI administer the
executive b-sach 0. ne government y
as oxn way. He car revoke that sai-
ous order 2-i I believe iha: - all do
50
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-02-23
FREE PILLS

Send your address 20 II. z. Buck.en &
Co, Chicago, and get free sample box
Of Dr.. Kings New Life Pills. a trial
will convince you OF their merits These
pills are easy in action and are particu-
larry effective in the cure OF Constipation
and Sick Headache. For Malaria and
Liver troubles they have been proved in
valuable. They are guaranteed 10 be per-
fecily free from every deleterious sub
stance and 10 be purely vegetable. They
do not weaken by their action, but by
giving tone 10 stomach and bowe.s great
~ invigorate the system Regular size.
&c per box. Sold by Geo. Van Werden' s
pharmacy. 32s y. Main street. and O..
Behring's drug store, northeast corner o.
Topeka and Douglas avenues.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-02-23
pO-TUN.SEAL.
A rrus Story for the Children.


A tiny three-year-old girl climbed up
into her chair at the breakfast table.
and after having a napkin pinned about
her neck surveyed the morning repast
critically and finally said. in quiet.
sturdy way: 81 wants Po'tunseal" What
is it daughter wants7' Po'tunseal, Po'-
tunseal." (said with emphasis
After many conjectures and recalling
the fact that she had been served with a
little cup of Postum Cereal the previous
morning, it was decided that this
was what the little cub wanted, and
when it was placed beside her with a
little cream and sugar in it. the Charm
ing, coy, pleased smile Of thanks that
dimp.ed the plump cheeks and chin and
looked out of the violet eyes. would have
been thanks enough to a king for the
gift Of an empire.
It makes our hearts grow strong with
the essence of Life when We make little
child happy, and especially when we can
give them what they like to eat or drink
with the settled knowledge that pure
and nourishing food is being taken into
the stomach, in an attractive form, to be
sure, in Postum. the health coffee, but
retaining all the nutriment and fattening
qualities Of the pure cereals. Made by
the Postum Cereal Co, Limited, Battle
Creek, Mich.
"Just as good as Postum Cerea. are
words used to defraud the public.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-02-23
THE TRUE REMEDY

W. NJ. Repine. editor Tiskila. Ill.
Chief" says: I'VE won't keep house
without DR.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption. Coughs and Colds. TX
perimented with many others, but never
go. the true remedy until we used DE-.
Kings New Discovery. No other remedy
can take its place in our home, as IN II
we have a certain and sure cure Tor
Coughs Colds. Whooping Cough, etc Il
is idle 70 experiment with other RENE
dies. even IL they are urged on you as
juet a. good as DR.. Kings New Discov-
cry. They are not as good. because this
remedy has record Of cures and besides
is guaranteed. II never fails 10 satisfy
Trial bottles free al Geo. Van Werden's
pharmacy, 32s y. Main street. and g.
behring's drug store. northeast corner OF
Topeka and Douglas avenues.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-02-23
'DIRT IN THE HOUSE BUILDS THE HIGH
WAYTO BEGGARY." BE WISE IN TIME AND USE
SAP POL 10

beginning 10 end. l am surprised that the
Journal should make such statement
wish you would denounce IL as euphaticsl-
ly as possible"
ST. Louis, No. Feb. es-word has been
received here that John r. Boyden. presi-
dent OF the Boyden Lumber company Of
-. Louis, which has large mills at Neeley-
Vile. Ark. died az that place this morn
ing. Yesterday Mr.. Boyden was caught IN
the mill machinery and horribly crushed.
Mr.. Boyden was reputed a millionaire. Hls
lie was insured for 10000.
Washington. d. c., Feb. THE senate
committee on appropriations today voted
down Senator ePttigrew's amendment TO
reduce by ore-fourth the compensation paid
10 railroad companies for carrying tho
mails. \ motion was entered 20 reconsider
the vote by which the committee decided
TO take out the southern fast mail subsidy.
but II has not been acted upon
New York, Feb Richard Croker. with
his son. Frank. viii sail on the steamer
Spree tomorrow for Bremen. Germany.
They will Igo 10 Wiesbsden 20 take the
waters. Mr.. Croker said last night at his
nome, that from Germany Re would go 10
England. where he hoped 20 maintain n
his stable the character OF the American
thoroughbreds. lie refused 70 discuss poll
tics.
Paducah, KY, Feb. 22-It Is reported
from Graves county that the Rev. Robert
Goodwin. a scsnctifled minister. was white
capped last night for undue intimacy with
a young married woman near Mayncld.
The woman's husband was among the men
who took part. Goodwin was stripped. tied
10 tree and threshed. When released he
started of on a run with his clothes over
his arm.
Denver. Colo. Feb. The Denver snt
RIO Grande main line 20 the west. which
was blockaded for day or two last week
by the heavy snowfall. causing snovslides
in the mountains. re-opened today AMI
through trains are again running on sched-
ule time. This is the first time since isss
that the Denver and Rio Grsnde main lima
has been closed by snow biockzdes Tor
more than Few hours.
Cleveland. o. Feb The FURY IN The
case OF William Dempsey. charged with the
murder OF Joseph Lupinek. returned a YER
Dict this afternoon finding him guilty %
murder IN the second degree. Tn. penalty
Il imprisonment for ife- Lupinsk was
student at the Case school OF applied
science. Dempsey struck him over the
head with pailinx from picket fence for
the purpose OF robbinz him. The blow frac
tured Lupinek's skull and he died Q few
days later.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-02-23
LATE NEWS BY WIRE.

London. Eng. Feb. 2.-Blondin. the rope
walker, is dead.
81. Paul. MINI, Feb. e2-Ths venerabls
srchbishop Grace. who has been III for
some time, died this morning at ST. Joseph
hospital
Washington. d. G. Feb 22.-Ths prssl-
dea; has vetoed the bills 70 pension May
A. Vail and Mrs. Mary A Freeman, both
REMARKED widows.
Melbourne. Australia. Feb 1-An Aus
,rsIzn baseball team has decided 20 make
= tour OF tho United States ard VIII szii
on the Monozal for san Francisco.
Des Molnes. T.. FEB. Z2-The house after
beates debate hss laid on the table Sena-
tor Carsry's resolution FOR an investiza-
ION o. ire state institutions This klils
n. investigation
Broznsvlile. Tex. Feb. z-At q circus
hs-e las. night section % the slsvsfsi
seats collapsed, pTecip'tstins 30 persSas
10 me ground SIX may de. Many Ssfc
moss or less bruised.
PlairsaeIs. vs., FEB 2z-Tss worst biz
zsrd and hea~lss; Snow storm IN ns7T
wears prevailed here las; nigh; and today
From one % two feet Of SNOW fcll. drifting
h.alx- Many crtfts are s.K feet dep II
me hIzh gays and soE5sss 10 s1s,encsd-
Colorado Springs. Cob. FEB. 2-Vsry
Re-. Charles Bernard RsT. D. d. .. r.
aged % yeas. formerly prss4d.si Of g.
Chsr,Ar cogere a. Ei;aoot city. Nf. AID
Superior o. TIE 81 ssipsc orte- in America
Ga Hxrs this raorrlaZ from eonsonp1io,-
View York. Feo. 7-Joan A. Turner %
Nzshvs5e. Ten. VITA vhon Marry Ehes-
;oa. fornersT g Peoria I1x-. BAD her sx-
inT "a tass e.ty. ysx t3chzrTSd from Gus
to-sy. re pssics aoe-.x 70 >-ses-oe ux,ga
~aica % bod Nm Accountable sor gzs
zouza's EslrfSs
Buffalo. y. Y. 20. zs--rhs lscss bo5e.-
r.srksTs E.iDa ordered . genera strike n
eTsTy BG1slo sop bat ons .otsy. sz1 oTsr
,. Ken have gssiet zsss TIE szioa -
v=Ty stE1zg n tAis cssy. b~.ng crrzn-zed -
- fsE eztszt u ths trade There &s<
nT- hsE tozsrT factories ssfe-
HskE.aE1sz. y. e. FEE z-szzs.sg
sas-uzzn "a fesay IN F@ser~z-e - F9r-
I-orse1 .a-eFTisS xi{A slzss@lf II fh~ New
Yen 5osrnal - uzleA - Szz a3s:st ss
.2Fsz-ns saE zfEh ssxaz. * . . e .ss:s
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-02-23

London, Feb. 22.-The Pail Mall Ca
zette OF this afternoon publishes long
article upon the mission OF Senator Ed
ward Wolcott to Europe. 1t con cludes
With saying:
There is no evidence that Mr.. Nc
I<;nley is in sympathy with Senator
Wolcott's mission. Every effort TO dis
cover the falntest Indication that his
visit 10 Europe was even unOfficially
sanctioned has failed. Senator Wolcott
came as a private advocate OF a cause
dscredited by a majority OF his fellow
countrymen. Under such circumstances.
to expect that he would receive Official
support from the foreign opponents OF
such a cause required degree OF child
Ike simplicity rare anywhere and which
no che would expect to find in Colorado.
On his return Senator Wolcott viii find
that the newspapers alone viii display
any anxiety regarding the result or his
personally conducted European tour.
He has met many distinguished people
in England, France and Germany but
IN not one OF these countries did he fnd
that bimetaliism was considered neces-
sary to its welfare. Though the mission
was absolutely fruitless. IL was quite os
successful as il deserved 10 be"
LOOKING TO DEFENSE.
London. Feb. 22.-The Globe this after
noon urges the government TO accede 10
Canadas request TO establish perma-
nently in the Dominion depot for the
Old Royal Canadian regiment. and says:
Apart from remedying the injustice
rendered when all connection between
the regiment and It's birthplace was
severed. the proposal TO relieve sensioiy
the resources OF the motherlani Will be
an important step towards realizing inn
perial defense"
FIRED A SALUTE.
Nice. Feb. 22-The United States cTuis-
er. San Francisco. flagship OF the Amer
:can squadron In European waters. fired
States OF twenty-one guns this morn
ing. at noon and at sunset. In honor OK
Nsshington's birthday. The cruiser TO-
night Is brilliantly illuminated
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-02-23
TRYING TO KNOCK DENTISTS our


New York, Feb. 22.-The executive
committee OF the National Confectioners
association in session here. has decided
20 hold the next annual convention at
Atlantic City, y. J.. on July IL. a and
Is. 4 special COMMITTEES was appointed
20 look after the wholesale contectioners
in the expected tariff revision. Gosd
progress was reported On al pure candy
bills now being promoted b. the asso-
cation in various state legislatures
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-02-23
FRISCO sRINGs THEM TO TIME
OGers Que Fare Rouad Trip to the IracEur-
alton and 4 orces Other Roads to Act

Chicago. Feb 22-Authority was grant
ed by the chairman OF the Trans-Nissou-
RI association u the reads Of that c.
gau.zs;ioa 70 ackaosisige rate % ore
fare for the round trip f0- the inaugura-
ton a. Washington. The authority VAS
granted on ne request 81 the Uaion Pa
c.fie. which desired 70 meet the acton %
:he 81 Louis and San Francisco. wh.es.
Is cot . ns1oe. % TIE assoc.ztioa-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-02-23
COLLEGE

Tuition n either college or acs6~my
classes iI2. payable in advance. Tuition
for the year AZ entrance SZS. E5lfsrs OK
scholarships must present their ceFis-
fczses 10 the reg strar OF entrance IN or
der 10 secure remission OF tuition ICES.
In the academy. three parallel courses
OF study. Classical. Latin Scientisc ana
EngIish-norraaL In the calexe proper.
Classical. Literary and Sc4enfihc~
FACULTY:
~. J. MoTrison. president. psycaoiogy
and philosophy.
Flora c. Cloarn. dean OF vonaas
department. EnSiiss literature.
Paul koo-et. uathemztics and Frescn.
Is. II. Issiy. history ana political
science.
O. ". Chase. Latin.
p. +. Buck. nsrmai trainings &C E-x-
Iish- language.
A. -. Leopard. Greek and German
John Barlow. biology szd nstsfd
scsencs.
". Adam. director CT ses0ol q sns
arts.
A. W. slekn~-. dlr.ssosse, school OF
music
As.ss.a-. fsacssrs IN al Apartments.
NEW SPECIAL FEATURES:
J. OrEzclzstsOn OF tns wosus1's d.
EETLLlr-s- Al&tI Wv t7taAr0a O. I@Sn
Cough, n sis Own quarters. and xlss
It's crn boarding house.
2 H~nceferfb t5> fsereaxh r-oss~-
sloral training o. teschsrs, urc.- -,
su,<r. IN yedaSoxT. wsIi hold . ,ror-s-
rsay plses IA fsara9osns e9gcaskou.t
work
J. TIE ssr school Of ART for fn.,rue.
tons Ga Al erzncass % oxsr,snx "a
drawing. st1osos a me coii~ss sn8 !.
s~1S~icx DICK. eorsss Fi-rs an4 MAJ
ket E;E~stG
10 extra clarxs sor normal ,-.s-sr.
Tu5tioss ICES 81 ar heel very s.oe~~sss
AZ @e.s iooss e2stcEssrssy charge
F2r eatsioxz- % lnfornstlsa ear "a
President Paramount College.
Wiehita, k.n-..
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-02-23
IT WAS FRUITLESS
W0LCOTI'S MISSION 10 DERIDED BY
TIE PAIL MALL GAZETTE.

Colorado Senator Appears to Have Made
the Trip on His Own Hook. without
the Sympathy of Major Mckinley, and
Nowhere Did He Find In Europe n
Nation Believing Bimetaliism Was
Necessary TO It's Weifare-Mission Was
UnsuccesofuI, as fe Deserved to bs-Lon-
don Papers Like John Hay.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-02-23

II sounds real funny ~ hear an old ply
sician called Mister.-Washia2ton Dem
ocral
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-02-23
BucKLEN's ARNIcA sALvK

The Best Salve In the world for Cuts.
Bruises. Sores. Ulcers. Salt Rhsum. Fe-
yer Sores. letter. Chapped Hands. Chill
blains. C0rns. and all Skin Eruptions.
and positively cures Piles. or no pay re-
quired. II Is guaranteed 10 give perfect
satisfaction or money refunded. Price.
IS cents per box. For sale at Geo. Van
werdens Pharmacy. 3zs North Main
street. and O. G>hYing's drug store.
northeast corner Topeka and Douglas
avenues.
No INVITATION, we think, ever caused
quite a. much talk as the teIephone--Yonk-
ers Statesman
TIE test OF good mince pie r. that you
can't sleep the night after you eatit-Atch-
ison Globe.
TEE reforrner IS living declaration OF
war-Kan's Horn
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-02-23
EIRED A SALETF.
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-02-23
is OFF THE PERCH
BUSHNELL WILL NAME HANNA AS
sHEREAE'S SUCCESSOR.

In the Language OF the Mckinley Boomer
That the Sentiment In Ohio Was Such
That He had Better Mako the Appoint
ment-Hanna's One Purpose In Life 10
Now to Restore Confidence - London
Papers Announce the Appointment OF
John Hay and Like II y.