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Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-12

Mrs. ]. H. Duffy Of Anaconda is the
guest of her mother, Mrs. Amelia Curn of
the City hotel here.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-12

Mrs. Z. S. Davey is entertaining a large
number of young ladies at her home in
this city this afternoon, in honor of Miss
Birdie Hammer Of Butte, who is spend
ing a month IN Deer Lodge, at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. II. S. Reed.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-12

Col. T. O'Leary Of Anaconda. is IN Deer
Lodge today.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-12

Fred orion. George jerks, r.. E. Fair
and H. A. AmireauX Of Butte passed
through town a few days ago, bound for
the Big Blackfoot. to enjoy an outing of
10 days or two weeks. The boys lande
here IN a heavy rain.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-12

Joseph A. HYDE and son, Joe, accompa-
MED by Harold Mitchell Of Warm Springs,
will leave tomorrow for. California, where
the young men will enter school. Mr..
Hyde will return in about two weeks.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-12

Leave Butte Z a. m.
Leave Helena 9 y. m.
Tickets or sale Saturday at Great
Northern office. Al North Main street, and
Sunday morning at depot.
]. L. DAWSON, General Agent.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-12
ONLY $500 ROUND TRIP.

Grand Excursion to Helena via Great
Northern Railway. Sunday, Aug. Is.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-12

Masters Gwynne and Fred Hoss. the
promising offspring of the editor of thu
Philipsburg Call, arrived this morning
and are enjoying a visit with their grand,
mother, Mrs. Mary l.. Kelley.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-12

Rev. A. B. Martin goes to Hamilton to-
morrow, to remain over Sunday and
preach to the people of that city. The
gentleman expects to be in Bozeman the
following Sunday.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-12

Mrs. ALT Whitworth will entertain to-
morrow afternoon a number of young la
dies, in honor of her sister-in-law. Miss
Violet Whitwocth Of Salt Lake, who is
her guest at present.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-12

DIR. William Vaughn and DR.. T.. G
Rickarts, two osteonathy physicians OF
his city, are preparing for a trip over
points.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-11-02

Wnu Niner his 80 9>'s. anitoBers an
oae N'c,1tnn'r Rrhenelqerthum tonnen
III feb aGem'iis:,,H Nyriirn qstluft wers
ben. Eiy'' g, uHfitud 3nN iehr saffenb
fiir ,FarTIr oi' ;NrndiWichpn iih beab.
hdtigcE ,br rr'A IL ever qutpn oeutiben
eemn' ar'idt u-tlnoeu vu0 in Der 0dbe
Elmer i5ibci''h' &lrde mobTen nohten.
I'm 9ceNe u1N aohsre NuFtldruns ibreibe
man or ooer ir-.the nor re,
NUtor Wuesli
A. 30 5orah, Winn
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-11-02
Marinn, Sub, so. Stt.

IS lit iOeoen Oetana. Se!porpen, Da5
aus 6em 0elolGgSnts Ges SA0Bme.=
tiers Der Solbatcn6simdtb an bieiigsm
SldBe cine grobe &ei0iumme U2r
i6runcen 1T. Der SGdBmsiiter. tin
Ser Seihsrt, bal Sic Summe uu.:r
gmL,n %psriOniiIsr Opferu %eritos:e.
Die euipenpets 2Uume betrGst $1l1O
gu ben grbbten Serriber-
amilien Der Groe gcb0rt Die oes
S6Gbs bon periisn. Sic sdblt gcgen
1000 Yrinscn no'Trinsciiinnen, uno
Der 9e9snmdrti9e. 46jdbri9e Sbrun-
inbaber bat ielblt 20 unmittelbare Na6.
fommeu. Sic periiiden SGabs iino
auBeroem ungebeuer reid. 6aii ibr
9an,es 9ermpgen beliebt aus Siamon.
ten uno anceren iOiibarsn Steinen.
Seifentlide Gei6i6tener.
3dbler peroienen nod INNER in ga.
pan ibren guten Sebensunierbalt. Sn
SOtio ALIEN 9ibt es 600 ipl6er &c.
ididienerSdbler. Sic limb aus9eriitet
nit einem tleinen Sii6e, einem 6d6er
unO einem papierumDang, INN bic
pointen ibrer GrSdblungen gu illuitrirer
uno berporsubeben.
Petroleu gebiete in "a.
pan bat Die STANDARD Gil COMPANY.
ole in Yoto9ama Elm 3wei9bureau be.
llgt, bereits iiebcn in ibren geIib &c.
bradt. WeQen meitcren gntdufcn lGiuc.
ben @erbanolunaen; 10 namentlid
tudt ienes Spnoiiat bic Petroleum,
quellen i'm Nligata.Geb ie gu crwerben,
mn beute idon 200 Ouellen in getrieb
iino.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-11-02
kann NIGHT
sende In dieser Jahres-
zeit. Sic haben keinen -SSSUU

Appetit, das Essen schmeckt nicht. Sic
mtssen den Magen und die verdauungs. Organe
starken, das der Gebrauch Won Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla verursachen wlrd. Esreinigt und bereichert
auch das Blut, kurirt Beschwerden mach dem
Essen welche nur EN- Magenschwacher kermit,
verursacht Appetit. bewaltigt Nervenschwache,
und starkt und erhalt das game k5rperliche
System. rs erleichtert SO schneil und wirksam
magenschwache Symphonic und kurirt nery6ses
kopfweh. dass es fast sclieint ais OBJ es Eau
berei" ware.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-11-02
Butts
9alttn ii6 jur &cdttn,

Die g~ewesuns Der @asen IL. 3wei.
rdOer ridtet li6 mad Der Resel: sal.
tet Gid CUR &e6ten. Sebe J6uueirau
loute bic ndmli6e Nesel beiolaen:
Saltet Sud CUR Ge9ten.
&auit GHrs @cars AM redten Ylate.
&anft Cure 8aare ;um rsd)tem Yr.ii..
SAINT Cure Waare i'm rs9tsn 0eas.
Oas ut fir 8aar II. ipart 6clb
Dtince 5leii3 in elmer slpei Piunb
Same. l2Jcta
Nince 5leii6, Frisciaa yrano, ,uei
sroBe Sorten per Yaauet. Setf
@epiirSe, rein semalener FieIfer, Mo.
ltaro, Gelerp Sals. in groBen fancp
Staiden per ,slai9 nur. 15ets
&opal @loB Stdrte per Yaquet sets
Virnen, iilBs Warplanb, in 3 Pfunb
aannen per Same l29ets
Salmon, erport Brand per Same
Sdbaf, elm lSio. Faquet .1Scts
Gi9arren, 100 in einem 6iit6en..
$500
Sommsrnnrlf, bic bette per Fib. 15e
6cbrISer Sun.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-11-02
. lie Irbettoer,O eaoQetter
Sffice".
Wafbinoton, .. g.. 80. Sft.

Wafbingtpu. .. g., 80. Oft.
Der Sabres : 9eri9t Der .Osao
Better Office" aeigt. bab i'm perfloTes
men Sabre Die Office 1855, 1888 Stide
poitldfen 3uoeianpt erbielt, beinabs
9 prp5ent mebr ais i'm Sabre porbsr.
Bon bieier S3ahl tpareu 145 900 8riefe
pegen unseniisenoer drantiruna eils
geliefert poroen, cine Yiertel Wiuipn
fparen ar Sotel : IbreFen geri6tet,
mebr als $4,000 purben ME aboebolt.
unb mebr als cine balbe Wilion griefe
tamen aus Dem Iuslanbe. Me6r ais
breipiertel Milipnen 8riefe puroen
na4trdsli4 an bic IorsHat.n abaelie.
fert. Sn Den n belteGbaren poitia6en
fanb mar Gelo uno 9elbdnpeiIunaeu
gum Betrase BON $1,16S,0OO.
Sbafter's YprfhIag.
San 5ronciscr, Sal, 30. Stt.
Sn elmer Teriammlun9, bic oa=
riiber berietb, pie bebiirftieenS ploaten
gu belIen lei, iaste zen. Gbaftsr, Dlb
er bic Gntldhune Der Mannihafteu III
Gan 5rantiscp itatt in Manila eris
pfehlen tperpe. Sic piirbsn odnn iIr
9elo crit p!tr erbalisn uno teine ee
leaenbeit buben, Is untsrtpees dusii-
seben. 10 cGB es linen bier bann on
Tetiegelo feble. 0isle Solodten torz
men pbne ale Otittel an, oa fs IN GER
Sdfen, in tenen untsrpegs a~neebdl:en
f3trb, ibre SDhnuna perdusaabten.
Wdrsu er tpdrten
Springfislo, IRA, 30. Sit.
Sn 5orlptbe Durpe Der 70 SaI,.
ltte Ileranper Seize BON isiner sSrau
oeidlieoen, Die er tiirslih als 15lGbrts
ges MGDden beira!bste. Oas pdor
lebte nur cine WoGe Sufammen-
8erunalndt.
GarIinpile, 81, 80. DIT.
Sret Stredsnarbeiicr Der oSatipns
bile uno ct. 2nuissGiienbdbn, Tas
mems Sobn Hprpel, George &ramer
rno Samuel Ilsn, purosn unipeit
Ittputer, Mdcpupin @puntp, ron sis
nemS6nel3ug iibtrfotren unp auf Der
Sts1e ast6btet.
Cripple &rset, Sol. 80 Sit.
Sn Der cSoe G1aonz0rube trus Ii6
heut. Elm foloeriGpsrer ltnfdlI gu. 9ll5
nGn!id Die SsrQ.eute @n1. BAN @bp
un3 Spbn 9dmbsrt in Der SproerIanle
nan oben befOrhert peroen ialten. rib
ous &obei uno bein, WiGnner iauiten
in bic Siefe binub. Sic bli:bsn un.sn
lis9sn.
Ser Gtdnh Der Rem Oprter
Banter.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-11-02
Hetp Oort, 80. Sft.

GecretGr Ropt inipicirte in Yeolsi=
tung perl6iebener Sffisiere ben
Transport : Sampfer nSbomas" i'm
Srootlpn'r Opd. Oas -~,.,C mar
Dor sinissH Sdgen bon Cramps
Sdiffsbauanitalt in Ybilaoelpbla an
gslangt. IS ioa am 4. Rppember nit
BEN AZ. Iediment naa Wtunlla as.
fohrcn.
Secretdr Hpct srtlGrte oas S6iff
fir gut i'm StonOs; es lei Der ar6ste
@rmes : transport : Oampfer Der
We!t.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-11-02
XtencnsSrgeln!

sdtf cure ~ Era' Srstln " Srtnuus ortastn. &Ste
itst sr l0otst 5ri. ta'a. sc1Ti,r ui9t 10 tGnss. sts ssr
Staus re tlttrsa lhetls rsr,trI pnt eas g9sri tn fprpi
Set rutntrt NJ. Sd made es6 HE artti, 10 our unl
s'lta ME iraens t'nt GrrerrrsrAs II rra. tast ait, n.
9ta frHte? 10 tstaHfeHtR 9fBiQtr. ter io ale 8z1.
mann aus s'ttt, an's 1erf: Nsrftnesns f-t pebi fecs
auf etsie sptiie ju Scattn se,ea.msn. gpeun Ser etns
raa6t - IT fsir cher srsf 49, sdnn lstt
Ireer toe Stis Fter ir Sts,ts eireulirsn une u~nterfuSi
fn II SeleaiisheEH. Il ittAt Ntbstfsfrcftt uue Dea.
fsrtal tbenfai!s zen sieiem Ssaats tsjittt, ale In anbt.
ra Stdaisn "a iduttn. geenetI sud an Soiu Rctu. 81.
ydri, Ntinn., 90 rirs snn treritt ,rr 3uftttesussti
eeeentn une "a ssrns tersit. sas 5ele u-if,usrfatf,a
lans SIR n.tt ,sfrweerseteat fsin ictltt. Gint ,tss
Crss nil eli f%ltnssnesn aise .fern III ,uni Strtauf fr,ts,
.rt' a't tssen 'sre1tqesn Nsstffrr frh In Ter 9,s,d,
Rsnnt Hns seiett %tieielttu.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-11-02
nen-Tpmmttiton

ptners Hommtitton neb1t mDerer.
!reribpclen Wilterial, bon Der: Mpsi
urn Ionitrie %aeiammelt, 5ufenbsn. {.
U;ro forreae Gmpfeblunsen borc!'
idlisben. ole Ginrihtuns elmer Gin.
rs9ierrng betreifenb, tpirb abcr fei,u
GatbIAldae binii9tIi6 befinitiper
Gnti&eioumssn bes Stidfals Der So
':ln Qe6en."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-11-02
Sc It E n.

Baltimore, Mb.. 80. Stt.
Sttmar atergsntbaler, Der Grfinrer
Der 0inotnpe Gebmaidins, 1T i'm 2(f.
ter bon 45 Sabren an Der Qus5ebrurg
asitorben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-11-02
prote It t.
Smdbd, 30. 81

0HTuUu, OU. OII.
Die @rmour pading COMPANY gat
i'm gunbesGeritt einen Ginbalts6etehl
aeaen bic 'taatli6e Nabrunasmiitel-
Gommifion srpirft. Die @eieaidaft
min ii6 bas Gingreifen Der Gomm'!.
ilon in ihr;n @si6dftsbetrieb ni9t T..
fallen laiien.
2ransportoampfer uSbps
q g."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-11-02
Yretorid, 30. DIT.
ria Goltla31 gJlorQues.)

ira SoIttiSn nldrales.)
Ser GeReral Schubert lit bon 9lsns
epe nuA oe. 6rpnt d%b9e9angen.
Gs lit bi.r Die NaArl4t einsetrcf,en.
Dab Nafeting brennt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-11-02
SDbn NDbm,
Hu perfamfcn.

pfsttsnsrst:,5ssrti $50 Gsatru Grsnsx, Cd, ker Salt
sar; Ctr, g. raul. SPtsn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-11-02

Sarsaparina

list die beste - in der That die einzige wahre
blutreinigende Medizin.
Hoods Sarsaparilla wird Won allen Droguisten
fir 81; seohs fir So verkauft.
Won c. !. Hood & Co. Lowell. Mass, praparirt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-11-02
Cripple Greet, Sol. 80 SIT.
Tep Cert, 80. Stt
nsberidIub ReierUe, ,Suz

heberituB : Reieroe, Suz
nchms. .S1.597,450
Inleilen, Nbua6me. . 4,766,900
Spc5je, 3lindbre. '662GOO
2eonI Sen0ars. 4brahme. 10000
Otpoiiten, MbnoGms. 6,74O,2OO
Circulation. 3%unabme. $1,000
Die 9onten 6alten $3,O38,52 me6r
ais oie nori@riFtsmGbiqen % YroSeni
Oieb
- Il
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-11-02

Hoods Pillen pIrg'rens schme n,.n,
Bel allie Drognisten. % cents.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-10
Ed HOwe's Hobby Horse.

The editor of the Atchison Globe is accounted genius
by some but observation ncnes to the conviction
that he has too much horse be so listed He sees
the foibles of the world coprhends the everyday side
Of life in too practical light to be set down under such
erratc head. The town depends on the country on .h
every day presence and patronage Of the people who nbabft
the surrounding country Cities live off the towns but the
towns must look to the country. AS rule towns study
the convenience of their citizens giving no thought 70
their country neghbors whose everyday presence
there would be no town. Town women will organize societies
to construct pair Of calico the descendant of
Borneo ourangoutang physical comfort and bet
ter spiritual conditions of the breech-coued tribes Of the
tropics while hafclad, poory-fed children Of their own
race and blood swarm at their doors climate where
breadfuit does trees in the winter but where
every blast cuts to the pits of their empty oachs vivid
realization Of these things and more inspires the editor of
the Globe to say:
IF the women Of Atchson will establish house Of
Public Comfort where the country NAV find
necessary convenience for themselves and children the
people generally will be insympathy movement
and aid it in sibe But the people are not in
sympathy with many of the movements with which the
women bother the community themselves Some OF the
good done by societies of women is not good at all ana
Is totally unnecessary They bother the people unnecessarily
and DO unnecessary work. But there is a demand for
House Of Public Comfort No country has such
an institution VIII any dispute that is badly needed
Why should not Atchison take lead in common sense
instead Of taking up with every fool that originates with
some eastern crank? Why should not Atchison start
movement that would spread east? House Of Pub
1t could be maintained at very small cost since coal light
water, etc. would be donated"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-10
Croker's Expansionists Dinner.

The Cleveland Leader that Croker going defy
superstition and give dinner to hirteen-to thirteen
bred Croker is arranging for Democratic dinner April
the birthday of Thomas Jefferson which
likely result in giving the Democratic anexpansion
issue very jolt There Will be thirteen hundred
people banquet which spread MeropoIs
tan Opera house
Crokers evident purpose is to that jefferson was
expansonst the antexpansoniss pres
day right array the Sage of Monticello
their side Among the guests will be representatives
Of all included in Louisiana purchase, for
step expansion
responsible.
Bryan has been mentioned among the possible guests
Croker repudiaed Nebraskan together
with his silver and Imperialism probable that
the Boy Orator will be left off the list Such snub would
bar several other conspicuous Democrats who follow in
the footsteps of Bryan.
This dinner possibly furnish the opportunity for
the sounding of keynote presidential
paign and it certainly will demonstrate to
western Democrats the powor and influence Of Croker in
national affairs.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-10
Daily - Eagle
stanIey's Backbone Is Intact.
VI. VI. sIURDOCK. Editor.

A committee from senate-vhich body had baked
ley judicial appropriation bills
with its $4,000 rider session. waited
upon the know lips what would
do in the event of the the bill He promptly
told them that business;
spOnsibe the people legislature, that
all they had would for them
appropriations winter only categorical
extravagant The Stanley
vetoed the steal instanter which
legislature to remain session long enough pass upon
these appropriations otherwise shouldered response
bty Of leaving the the government
era state institutions a square
would yield rather than the chances having
state institutions his up
Of funds The responsibility such revolutionary
would not have rested upon governor upon Pop
senate, and for wonder they enough
The veto Of the governor. which
where in this ISSUE a There is not double
dealing sentence doubtful strikes out
from the shoulder with declarations propositions and
disclosures which the could not gansay. they
sensiby crashed The only revenge they could take
on the governor to knock the $1,000 appropriation for
the Transmssssippi which meet in Wichita
this spring.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-10
Women and War.
this spring.

Women intense partisans than men. If men
constituted along these are women rebelons
and insurrect would witness complete humiliation Of
one side or the other There would of the
losing side left tell the Woman with all her gentle
viii drag enemy the grave to get even Women
in their hatred Of rival will follow descendant of such
rival to the third generation scorn ard denuncation
The war between the North South would have been
rubbed out and forgotten long for the women The
females of defeated side regret never condore
never cry for quarter they spurn advances made by
the winning triumphant side President Mckinley sug
gested in speech Atlanta that the time had come
when the nation whole care for the graves of
all American soldiers fallen in battle The sug
gestion was warmly accepted by of the south But
mot so with the The of Savannah have en-
tered formal solemn and emphatic protest against any
such thing They that they the northern people to
keep their hands off And as women of the south
are concerned they will keep on saying this for at least two
more generations.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-10
CritiCises Our Cooking.

The London Telegraph depores the shortcomings of So
called civilized people in the matter of cookery 1t holds
American culinary accomplishments in low estimation
says yet discover that good
cookery is "a better physc against indigestion than
pills draughts." 1t then proceeds tell how, many
points the exces in culinary skill civilized professed
cooks and hotel Aefs asks, what does the proud and
sefsufcient west know of perfect kabab? This sounds
omnous until it is that kabab" consists Of alterna-
ing squares Of fat and lean sizzling a skewer. Mano
guides and woodcutters excel in this very preparation II
derdes Americans they Oriental
pilau fragrant with cinnamon and jeweed with raisis
If Americans excel anything 1t in puddings.
leans also called to because they
pie equal japanese. accuser has
experience Of the cooking of the eel is done by the
of the Atlantic coast critic onfrmer ground
when he asks what Americans know of roal caviar
stere eaten with hot Russian rolls of kous-kous
elephants foot rightly stewed of the kamarud- din
Damascus of country captain of India of a curry
Americans only hope that they have become an
Oriental power that will greatness in all of
these dishes.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-10
The Drink Habit Very Old.

Noah got on spree and drunk Noah was mt II,
with the first dawn Of creation he had seen men who in
turn were personally acquainted with Adam So the drink
habit IS Of great antiquity topic Of Intoxicating drinks
Is one that arouses interest among all nenaon those who
indulge IN them through convval impulses or live In 70 The
axiom Of Dr. johnson that The only present happiness con
ssts IN being drunk well among those who object to
mem An article in the Epcure the subject Of Early
hhgIsh Fare tells good deal about what the medieval
Ensshnan drank In the twelfth century great tracts Of
ao IN England were devoted 10 the cultivation Of cranes
The Wine made from them consumed exclusively h
me lower orders Weo-do people and people Of rank
drank me wines Of Bordeaux the sweet white sorts -
AhJou Before the fourteenth century many other varieties
were into England although the quality was poor
The best wines from French vines were probably reserved
ior nome consumption 4 Spanish wine called ronosvne
WINE no. and strong was also n great favor as well as
Aalr1seF' winch probably came CANDIDA as at that time
'here was no trade with the Canares nor did Spain then
send Malnsey TO England. To cover the bar,-ss i5
ity OF the wines in honey and spices ,ara is ~
them 1t was considered masterpiece IF art n combine =,
one liquor the flavor Of with the sweetness ~ t,-
and the perfume Of costly aro-atics This NAV s,, 10
origin OF our benehcent cocktail in which mr. lic,~ -
adrotly disguised Hppocras was also mixed 5-- i
che sixteenth century the was for strong sv,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-10
Along the Kansas Nile,

During his Incarceration young Collins
| has become a good stenographer.
The new senator from Nebraska lookes
enough Ike Dick Blue TO be a twin.
Hutchinson got an appropriation of So
600 to build additions 10 the RefOrmatory
The Santa Fe has decided TO maintain
small parks about all its small depots
in Kansas.
The Populist senate bluffed the Repub-
lican house. but it did not bIuff Cover
nor Stanley.
The township assessors Of Reno county
Will this year assess personal property
at its full cash value.
Ed Howe names a citizen OF Atehison
and advises him openly to commit sui
eide for his own good.
In Pratt county the wheat was damaged
about 10 per cent, the late sOwn wheat
getting the worst Of il.
The legislature passed a law permitting
natural gas to be piped into Kansas but
prohibiting It from being piped out.
John Collins believes that something
viii happen which VIII free him. but he
will not tell what he really means.
The Prohibitnonists Of Arkansas City
have nominated J. T. Roebuck for mayor
and J. V. Beekman for city attorney.
Lyman NaugIe Is said 70 be laying a
train OF dynamite for Andy Richards that
will be heard all over southern Kansas.
The people Of Newton have named FIVE
committees to make a systematic fight
FOR the location Of the new insane asy-
Ium there.
Jerry Simpson drank champagne recent
II al a banquet given for Chauncey NJ
Depew. He vas one OF the brightest talk
ers there.
Gilbert. the murderer. now denies that
he confessed a Ernporia and charges that
the sheriff hypnotzed him into sayiRs
what he did.
An Atchison man has taken the tele-
phone out OF his house. claiming that 4
deprives his wife OF exercise and increases
the doctor bills
The Moqui Indians IN A-.zona are sut-
fer!rg from smallpox and are n need
OF help. The only Eanssus % send aid
SO far are the Mennonites of Harvey
county.
4 Chiramau has been accepted OF a Jury
IN Fort Scott The case IS where 4 clair
voyant IS suing q negro f0r the amount
q services she rendered HIM - RIDING
Ms house q spooks-
Item in the ElDora5o Republican. san
ger Mrs. Armstrong; fox terrier. nansI
n honor Of General Sanger. IS missing
ANY Information leading % bis recovery
win Be g.Sdly received - Hrs. Arb
strong
Tae Lawrence Word says that CONNIE
from oEA corner q the state Cfovarn8r
STANLEY vas naturally provincial rs-
ward q three million dollars xiii Dc zsvsn
TIE editor q The Lawrence Wc-.d y -
vii point cut What carDer q the state
wichita f. IT.
some one las seut out car5s szyinx that
I'm could Hnd work a. Chsrryvale ~
3 q day. These Were Distributed I'll over
The west ard tEe town IS loading - with
uen WHO can n9t hn1 sabz Il ls aorss- {
BODY practical toks." IS the carts are 4
not authorized
Lawre1ce Joanna: Z 3 svlEea. TIA, y .
,ie P02s thsuEh. G5ve-Ec- sfznfev hs6 i
70 nerve. ta@y were Rot acguasntfs Hl1h +
taez- r-.zn- wEsa The Committee from fhs 4
senate eaE5e5 20 AK hiu SKA as znouas 4
3. xlth tbsir b.. be t0i1 rae-z - serf 4
&. up. ard - ~ed sa8~ tE=z- thaf i
ne was net responsible - the sszaze b.lt i
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-10
DOn'ts for Girls.
From the New York world)

(From the New YORK WUId.J
Don't marry an artist-you can't expect
him to be a model husband
Don't marry a loud man-its poor ex-
hibition of sound sense.
Don't marry a melancholy man-his
signs will be uubearable.
Don't marry a poet-his songs might be
averse to your way Of thinking.
Don't marry a photographer-he Is such
a negative creature.
Don't marry a widower-remember his
other wife.
Don't marry a musician-he might read
your notes.
Don't marry light mamie might go
out when you most wanted him
Don't marry a polished man-he might
reflect too much.