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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-09
perhaps ne is endowed With fully as much

perhaps ne is endowed with fully as much
horse sense and grim ilumor as the aver
age congressman. ''Bossy," his daughter.
is splendid type Of the American girl
In the crude, bright. loyable and indepen-
dent, piucky and able by her force OF
character TO make her way IN society IN
spite of obstacles. Surrounding these two
prominent characters are any quantity of
original and well drawn personages. per-
maps the most notable 5einga colorsd Of
fee seeker and a trio of Texas politicians,
whose adventures in Washington, while
trying TO seteer their congressman in the
right path. gives the title TO the play. and
furnishes an excellent satire on investiga-
ton Katie Putnam is at the head of the
New York company and plays the part of
''Bossy." VIII II. Bray appears in his
original creation, 1.-The Minister to Da-
honey" and the famous Bison City Quar-
tette are a strong feature
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-09
TEXAS STEER

\ capital attraction comes % tne Craw-
ford Grand the last 81 this month Il Is
one OF Chas. n. Hoyt's satireS, n fact
MS best farce-comedy. "A Texas Steer -
is neither dainty comedy nor a broad
farce. L is mixture % political satire
and E study CT social evolution, and THESE
two themes are blended together by max
ing the central figure a member OF con
gress. The first act shows nim and his
family in their primitive condition in their
Texas ho-re. The second act :iieir hrsI
exneriencs away therefrom- on the dag
% their arrival in Washington. che IHir6
and fourth acts their state under The in
fuence Of a considerable soJourn AZ the
capital Maverick Brander, the cattle
king VINO goes 20 congress, Is neither al
localized nor a de5ase,i picture % tne az
erage statesman from the coult-y. though
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-09
A MAN CAN'T WORK.
WHEN HE is SUFFERING WITH
PILES
lie Can't Eat. sleep, Can't Set Com
fort Any Way But One--Pyramid
Pile Cure VIII Cure Him. Give
Relief at Once

lust a little pain may so distract a
mans mind that IL will cost him hundreds
Of dollars. Life is a battle. To succeed
one needs all his energies and all mis-
brain force TO apply TO the question at
hand. Even a corn will make him irrita-
bile. cross. angry-and an angry man sell
dom succeeds. The trihing pain of a corn
is A pleasant feeling beside the agonizing
ache of piles That is a pain which seems
10 pervade the whole body. 1t conmuni-
Gates itself to all parts near the seat Of
the trouble and brings on a heavy drag
ging feeling in the perineum. Those who
have never 50 suffered do not know what
Il means. II racks the nerves, prevents
sleep. prevents concentrated thought and
makes a man lose flesh as fast as he
would with a virulent fever.
And Yet piles are looked upon as little
thing. They are Observation-Disclosures 70 run
or from month 10 month and year 10 year
BY and by comes a surgical operation.
Maybe it cures-maybe It kills.
There Is only one sure. safe and quick
cure for piles. II is the Pyramid Pile
cure. It is recent discovery and its
properties are such that il cleanseS.
soothes and heals the inhameG parts. re-
duces the Inflammation at once and " n
continued treatment. removes al swelling
and all trace of the disease. II puts the
membranes in a healthy. active condition
and cures piles completely and perma-
nently.
From c. F. Collins. Garnet; II com
menced using the Pyramid Pile Cure and
nv case was 50 bad I thought the remedy
was going TO fail in my case. but before
aad used two-thirds 81 one package
began 10 feel much better and can hon
estly say I am entirely cured. Il is the
quickest and surest remedy I have ever
heard OF"
From Josiah Roberts. Port Dram. y. J:
"Just one-quarter Of a package OF the
Pyramid Pile cure did wonders tor me
ED I have lost no opportunity OF recon-
rsending such a great remedy"
From VIM McHale, Rockpcr.. Mass :
lone package OF Pyramid Pile Cure has
helped me more than anything have yet
used
Pyramid Pile Cure Is sold by druggists
generally. II your druggis, doesn't keep
81. ne will get it for you II you ask MIN
Book on cause and cure Of piles sent free.
Address, Pyramid Drug Co. Marshall.
Mich.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-09
MUSIC AND DRAM a

Fitz & Webster's "a Breezy Time" drew
a fine matinee audience and a good-sized
audience TO the Crawford Grand last night.
The show is as breezy and swift as the
title would indicate and is full of life and
action from start to finish. The company
is much superior TO the one that played
the same piece here last season and the
performances yesterday gave fine salts
faction and pleased the audiences very
much. The applause was very liberal and
the musical members were especially
pleasing. The music was bright and stir
ring The contortionist was feature OF
the show and an excellently executed
trombone solo by Prof. Afford won de-
served applause.
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HELP wANTED-FFMAIF

HELP " AN EFT Z NJ IL
|~OO-c@oo~-@-~0~-~-~~-~---
WANTED-Giri for general house work.
gu y. Waco. Mrs y. J. Conklin.
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FOR SALETwo lots. North Emparsa.
So each Two on Topeka. 81 each. W.
IL RaucA. Ia y, Main. t2s-Stx
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HELP WANrEn-MAIE


WANTED-A good boy that can milk TO
work for board while attending school.
Address c. c. Fees, Kellogg and MOser,
City. 1A-tf
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FOR SALE~-LtlraOs NOR cages. TunEanK
years, pr cfGl. interest secured -
disable Nirtl4tEL re-sfcerlcc pro .srfg
NTTtn three f1-ne-t arrzy'laf aFazGs-1 De
nominations Ia ard ispHariia l.stffT
than EoveTTlrnesst Dgrsdz. % So g-eH1s
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TO CURE NERVOUS DYSPEPSIA
To Gain Flesh. to sleep Well, to
Know What Appetite and Good
Digestion Mean. Make
Test of Stuart's Dys-
pepsia Tablets.
Interesting Experience of an Indian
apolis Gentleman.

No trouble IS more common or more mis-
understood than nervous dyspepsia Peo-
pie having il think that their nerves are
10 blame. are surprised that they are not
cured by nerve medicines and spring rem
edies. the real seat OF the mischief IS Lost
sirht OF; the stomach is the origin to lie
locked after.
Nervous dyspeptics often do not have
any pain whatever in the stomach. nor
perhaps any of the usual symptoms OF
stomach weakness. Nervous dyspepsia
shows Itself not in the stomach so much
as in nearly every other organ; in some
cases the heart palpitates and Is irregu-
lar: in others. the kidneys are affected;
in Others the bowels are constlpated, with
headaches. stin others are troubled with
loss OF flesh and appetite, with the accu-
mutation Of gas. sour risiass and heart
burn.
Mr.. \. w. Sharper Of No. 81 Prospes,
street. Indianapolis. Ind. writes as fol-
lows a motive OF pure gratitude
prompts ne 10 write these few lines re
gard.ng the new and valuable medicine.
Stuart ; Dyspepsia Tablets. I have been
sufferer from nervous dyspepsia for the
last four years; nave used various patent
N dicines ard other remedies without any
favorable result They sometimes ga e
ten1t orary relief untl The effects OF the
medicine wore OF. attributed this 10
ny sodentary habits. being a bookkeepe-
with Utt,e physical exercise. but ! an
slad ;c STATE that the tablets have over
,oc.e all these obstacles. for have gain
ed in flesh. sleep better and an o=tse- 81
every way. The above as written no; for
netoriety. but Is based OF actual facts.
Respectfully yours.
a V. SHARPER.
81 Prospect street Indianapolis. Ind
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Ta5.sts WI cure any stomach weakness
or disease excspt cancer OF The stomach.
they cure sour Stomach. s2S. loss az flesh
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send for valuable lttle book On stomach
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BuckIen,s Arniea sale,

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts.
Bruises, Sores. Ulcers. Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores. letter. Chapped Hands, Chilblans,
Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and posi-
lively cures Piles. or no pay required. II
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Price % cents per
box. For sale by G. Gehring.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-09
THE HERRMANNs

IT is pleasing to note that with the death
OF Alexander Hermann, sometimes call
ed The Great" the ability 80 entertain.
for which this family has been noted for
several generations. did not die out. II
would have been a loss TO the stage to
have the studies OF more than one lifetime
In the magic art pass into the great I'M
known with the conjuror when he passed
away. There have been skeptics VINO
could not believe than another could pre-
sent an entertainment worthy the name of
Hermann, and they have not been slow
TO proclaim 1t. II any of these have seen
the entertainment offered By Leon Herr
mann, nephew. and Adelaide Hermann.
the widow of the great prince of the mag
ic art. they must confess that the niche
in the temple of magic is well filed by
these two opponents.
Those who are very familiar with ths
work Of Alexander Hermann will find
many things lacking in the present per-
Torrance. although they are more vague
than pronounced. Alexander's most pleas
ing work was in his parlor magic. in
which he always excelled. In fact, the
majority of his audience would much pre-
fer having MIN run on for the whole ev-
ening with his witty sayings and his
lightning and never ending receptions.
In these the present Hermann needs
closer familiarity with the language and
freedom of repartee which he will soon
get in his present work. He is very cap
able in his work, but he will nave to ac-
quire the entertaining power. In the more
colossal mechanical tricks the work is as
good as formerly, as care in the detail
and accessories are all that are needed 10
make them as good as can be produced.
The decapitatsn act Is performed with as
fine deception as ever, and leaves MOTH
ing missing from the performances of pre-
vious years. Leon looks very much like
his uncle, a likeness which he has OF
course assisted by makeup as far as pos
sibe.
This is probably the finest attraction in
this line in this country and its coming
to the Crawford Grand this month will
be an event of more than average import
ance.
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SITUATION wANTED-FEMALE.

AGENTS WANTED-To show the best
and most complete war publication on
the market; sells at sight, advance
made on orders; outfit free. Ilig &
Co, ITO Wabash. Chicago 1o-s-lt
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MIR. and MRS. H. F. H. TIELE.

Elder W. NJ. Barker. pastor OF the Bap-
fist church of FL Dorado Springs, Mo-. is
in the city visiting friends. He was for
merly pastor of the Baptist church at
Newton, and was once pastor at yelling
ton and also at Arkansas City. He will
remain in the city over the Sabbath and
attend the Baptist state convention at
Newton next week.
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A sHAKEsPEREAN PRODUCTION.

A SHAKESPEREAN PRODUCTION.
Those VINO saw the young tragedan Ed
win Rostell at the Crawford Grand last
season will be pleased 20 learn that he
is coming to the Crawford Grand the 18th
of this month. He has a much stronger
company than when he was here before.
His repertoire consists of Hamlet, Othelo.
Richelieu, King Lear. Merchant of Ven
ice. and Romeo and Juliet. The piece he
will present on mis- appearance here has
not as yet been selected but will be one
of those named.
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Card of Thanks,

We desire to return hearty thanks TO
the quartette from the Reformed church
choir and other friends who so kindly
gave their services and sympathy on the
occasion of the decease and funeral Of
our late lamented daughter. Mrs. Cara
Lamrhere-
MIR and MFRS H r H TIELE
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-09

All those who have seen Hoyt's "A
Bunch OF Keys viii recall Teddy, Slaggs
and Grimes who while important in the
development of,he plot are stiu only part
Of the Bunch. for the SIX comedians and
innumerable attractive and musical girls
envelope them IN a gauzy cloud OF shape
~ figures that are attractive 70 the eve
and restful 20 the mind while their gayety
Is infectious and makes al thoroughly SAT
isfied without any uneasy feeling that :
left on the sensitive minds by the broad
farces of other caterers 10 The public
amusement. F4oyt's "A Bunch OF Keys
viii be al the Crawford Grand sOov
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-09

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49, tFekre sss Ne aezesgf { IS std
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-09
HOSPITAL LECTURE COURSE.

The Rev. Thos. Dixon opens this course
at the Crawford Grand on Monday even
ing. Oct 18th. Much has been promised
for the entertainments OF this course and
much is expected. but every assurance
IS given that all expectations will be more
than filled.
The following in regard to Mr.. Dixon IS
from the Syracuse Daily Herald:
Rev. Thomas Dixon, Jr., is a man who
looks like an overgrown boy. six feet and
more in height. with long arms and longer
legs. He looks awkward when you first
Sc him, as he slouches toward the front
Of the platform. with his heavy black hair
tumbled and his heavy eyebrows con-
tracted. and ne looks still more awkward
as he grasps his thin chin in his long bony
hand anG peers at the people before him
Blu twhen he begins to talk and move in
concert with his sentences, You remember
only that he IS giving a most brilliant
display of vocal fireworks
He begins like a race horse working the
first quarter. develops into a good sized
Empire state Express making up lost
time. and before one realizes what Is hap
pening he is a streak OF chain-liShtring
zig-zagging up and down and around the
paths OF oratory al a rate ordinarily
thought impossible. Sometimes he is a
comedian OF the Sol Smith Russell type.
sometimes he is a monologuing minstrel
like Lew Dockstader. then he becomes a
Pitchfork Tillman in disguise or a John
Mccullough laundering forth MS senten-
ces But more often he is Dixon.
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TheO. Paul

II you want the bet Choice Meas. fresh
and cured. and az the ssme time bug A.
prices that Will enable you 20 save many
dimes. better give US trial We handle
the best OF everything IN Meats. and II
you'H give US an opportunity wen please
you IN quality and make IL 70 your anaacias
interest 20 patroniEc Us.
Let Us show you.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-09

A. DRAMATIC TREAT.
Uncle Tom will be given at the opera
house during this month.
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FOR SALE
lo-room house. 30 feet. $50
5-room house barn - feet $50
Broom cottage. barn. 30 feet Ssna
b-rOom cottage. barn ~ feet 80
5-rOOm house. barn. = feet f7DG
5-rOom cottage barn. - feet 500
from house. barn. - feet. 400
broom house. 80 feet f575
1-roOm cottage. barn 80 feet. 81 800.
5-rOOm house. barn. 81 feet 800
7-room house. barn. - feet go
S-room house. barn g. feet 800
Groom house % feet $50
4-roon cottage. ~ feet tz75.
5-room house. % feet. $40.
b-room cottage. barn, - feet, 1910
S-room house. barn - feet s. 30.
7-Toom house barn. 50 feet. $500
5-rOOm cottage. IS feet 800
7-roOm cottage barn. % feet. 400.
broom house barn. % feet. 80.
Broom cottage. y feet. 500.
5-room cD7 age barn 80 feet. 81 90.
7-rooFn house. barn - feet 500.
from house. barn. - feet. 800.
7-roon house harm. - feet. tgo.
S-rOom house. barn. 90 feet. 800
5-roOm cottage barn. % feet. so.
s-rOOqn house n feet. 40
Groom cottage barn ~ feet 80.
GEO. X. SPENCER REALTY co.
No. Z96 a rs r. DOugla -
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statesmen WANTED-To sell our
choice Nursery stock. A printed guar
antee given with every order that the
stock VIII be first-class and true TO
label. Good salaries paid. Write for
terms TO A. C. Griesa & Bro, Lawrence,
Kan. Z I70-32tx-sun-tu-thu
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SAIEcNEN wANTEO


SALESMAN WANTED-To sell nursery
stock Call on or address Wichita Nurs-
cry Association, Wichita, Kansas
81
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WANTED-On statesmen. 10 sell lubricat-
ing oils and greases on salary or COM
mission. Excellent side line. The Inter-
national Oil q Grease Co. Cleveland. o.
1l3-tu-sat-su-6t
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WANTED-At 1000 n. Emporia avenue, !
good girl for general housewofk.
l24-ItX
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WANTED-Neat seamstreSs wishing 10
save rent and fuel with some work fur
nished. send address 70 a. - Eagle
office. l2a-2tx
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FEMALE HELP WANTED-Wanted
women to do plain sewing AZ home: 81. %
day: four months work guaranteed;
send stamped. addressed envelope FOR
particulars. r. w. Hutton & Co, Phil
adelpha, Pa I0-S-It
WANTED-Apprentice girl wanted, over
195 y. Main street. Misses Johnson and
Dugan. 124
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SALESMAN WANTED-Wanted One
good, live hustler TO sell Singer Sewing
Machines Salary and commission paid
24O \. Main. w. j. Roby, City Manager.
'liS-tf
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FINANCIAL.

FOR SALE-S-lo tWo-ysar and SzZ5 three
year : per cent mortgage on ms 3s
city properties. WORTH Wore thar tnrr-
times The mortgages. Payment Euaran-
fseG Dean Gordon liz-sB- wolff
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BUSINESS OPPONUNITIEs.
WANTED-MIsCELLANEOU!

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WANTED-Houes where yoEu= men o.
women car work 1oF tazl. board Es.Is
attending school. ICONS furnished OF
uufuruts acd fcr IiEhl h71sskesE irE. faa-
gy boarding for students : n Mayer.
Principal Lewis Academy eft
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FOR SALE-TeH acres elegant Chisholm
Creek bottom garden land. On fnslats-
ment u ees red. Anchor Trust Co ~
y Main IiS-Stx -fri-su-weG
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-09

WANTED-Good girl for general house.
work Call at l043 Jefferson street
l2s-tf
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WANTED-A good girl for general
housework. 1927 n. Topeka avenue.
I24-1tx
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FEMALE HELP WANTED-HouSe keep
er. for young widower and child; ;
dining-rooa girls: dishwaShsrs: one
helper in the kitchen: I cham berma;d: ]
white cook for threShlng machine: 4
cooks fl hotel; ] new agent 10 run OUT
OF Wichita agents TO l11n out OF Kan
sas City. keEworIhy Employment
Agent 1z4-lL
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FsoR 6ATsE-T~o acr=s t-osso-z tsrt
s-rEr ir-sssrrFs1 zra A-1ssr1 $3.50
goo cara al 6r5s - fsr.tts. ~ So
I-e harz~e sd earr alne~ fcss sls
Tz=s1As 4 Co as p FFst rsFrer
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FOR SALE-Abou; Is acres miles syssta
Of town. all bottom land. Joins the Ar
kansas river. house on land xea Good
tt;ie Hartford Investment CO. Iet-s1
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FOR SALE-Sw. y. D. q. fe.. adioins ctsy.
s. 30. only s. 30 cash WORTH s an
Dean Gordon. lie-tf-Sn-fu-tna
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TRATED-Frcr. master a. NJ
sguri FacLlc DEPOT. 81 sunday. October
-r1 q Shepherd az. medium siEe Fsi-
SOW. ~ OK na1T wnire fzce black
pose. shlte Erg- eD r17 = U@Cz azal tsp
q r8s- ArsNe-s - fs@ raue % I'd
rse EerGrn 90 Jorn Cars: 1Esa=~
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streets. 1rd receive rszar& g.A-E
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AGENTS WANTED-Don't be hard up
$500 year easy using and selling Prof.
Gray's Platers. Plate ieWeiry. table
ware. bicycles. etc. Everybody has
goods to plate. Heavy plate Beautiful
finish. Profits immense. Write u. Gray
& Co., 90 Cincinnati, o. l0-9-1t
AGENTS WANTED-Lady agents. II you
want the best money maker you must
have Our Hyge.a Electric Corsets-the
standard for twenty years. Address
Western Corset Co.. ST. Louis. Mo.
q-4-f9f-sur1
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FOR SALE-It you want 70 buy an -
acre farm. weil-srnproVet AZ a close
price. answer this al THIS IS no cheap
farm. out q iTSt-ciaSs property Al
dress Farm Lock Box Ie44. utchits.
Kansas. l4-ftx
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MALE HELP WANTED-Two clothing
statesmen wanted in Wichita and one in
each county in every state. to take or
ders for our $500 to 5000 made-to-meas-
ure suits and OvercOats. Live men with
out experience can make $50. % per
month. II you can furnish satisfactory
reference. We will furnish n complete
sample line and outfit. and start you at
work at once. For particulars address
American Wooden Mills Co. Enterprise
Building. Chicago.
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MALE HELP WANTED Salesmen-s5 10
s. daily. selling Wrapping Paper and
Advertising Novelties TO merchants
throughout the country; convenient side
line; samples furnished reliable men.
Kemper Thomas Paper Co, Cincinnati.
lO-g-lt
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AGENTS WANTED-Agents TO sell our
cut-price Xmas books; SOC book. I5c
81 book, 25c.; $50 book. Soc; s. 90 book.
IJc; credit given. freight paid. outfit free.
Ferguson Pub. Co, Nlne St, Cincinnati.
Ohio. 1O-9-lt
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-07-07
III CHURCH FEEDS
1t is Objected to by the Hotel and
Restaurant Men.

At the last session of the Improvement
Club, the question of churches having
big spreads on grand holidays came up.
1t was stated in the Committee that the
restaurant men and hotel keepers, who
had contributed literally to the celebra-
ton, were complaining that. the fact of
the churches giving big spreads on hOli-
days took a great deal of business away
from them.
On the 4th one of the churches fed 500
people at cheap prices, and as a result the
people who pay license and subscribed
for the celebration were left with a lot Of
provisions on their hands and no bust
ness. The members of the Club who had
received these complaints said they did
not care to take the matter up, as no one
liked to antagOnize a church.
1t was finally suggested that the editor
OF the APPEAL take up the cudgelS on
beflalf OF the cOmplaiuantS and indulge
IN "A little moral suaSion with the church.
The APPEAL editor stated to the meet
ing that he thought a fair statement of
the trouble published in the papers would
enable the church people to see the mat
ter from a business stand point. and after
doing so they would probably not again
divert trade from the regularly licensed
rltualers, many of whom belonged to
their own congregations.