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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-05
MALE AND FEMALE FLIRT cS%

ana arouse their envy TO think that they
had not had a proposal for months. But
they resolve 70 redouble their energies
so as not 10 be left too far behind in this
laudable scramble for scalps-
When q girl leads a man on merely
to satisfy her ambition for a proposal, she
acts the same, only in greater degree,
as she does when she IS genuinely in love.
/ There is no way under heaven that a man
can judge Of the estimation in which he
IS held in the heart OF a girl. Once in a
while this rule Will work, but it Is not
a safe one, the worse girl treats man
the more she thinks OF him. II may also
be said in q general way that the less
deserving a man Is the more ne : encour-
aged.
Men have become suspicious Of girls.
having seen 50 much IN them that IS con
Trajectory and UnsccountabIe. Men, hon
est in heart and purpose and truly il lave
often dread 10 declare their love or even
let il be suspected. 4 man makes up his
mind 20 propose. He IS truly in love and
has had encouragement. He has 4 hun
dred reasons d make him believe MS love
IS returned and a hundred 70 make him
t-D~Dt H. 4tiELE = Cii4g one W1E 10 SEElle
the point and that Is TO put the ques-
ton direct Why should he hesitate? He
doesn't dread a refusal. that. even. would
be better than this consuming doubt. Bgt
there are other considerations. He mas
seen the girl ne loves flirting with others.
It may be she IS only flirting with him
She has made light Of the love Of other
men and in a laughing, heartIess manner
has told OF the proposals. It may be the
same fate awaits him and the very words
he uses viii be retoId in the presence Of
the girls friends and he sees himself the
laughing stock Of a circle Of girls. WHO
with nungering ears are drinking in the
spicy details Of how he had been made a
fool Of or had made q fool OF himself In
imagination ne can see himself meeting
those girls OF the street and see The
glance Of ridicuIe cast az him and perhaps
hear himself referred 10 as number six
No. ne wont propose. not yet awhile He
viii wait for further assurance. His pride
and self respect revoIts at the thought Of
beng made sport Of and OF having his
affections trihed with. The thought al
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-05

Nearly tWenty-seven years aEO tle frs
Eagle was published L was -FOUR pages
eight columns wide \ week later the
second issue was issued AMI the oapel
stood established. All the writing N ii
and great part OF the mechanical work
including running the press by hand was
performed BY the editor.
Below IS given some Of the local news
Of the second Eagle its communications
its advertisements and d few editorial
paragraphs The paper typograp hicauy
was very neat, no cuts or heavy type being
allowed in the Eagle then or for wears
after.
The local news runs in this wise:
The Eagle began a vigorous campaign
for the planting Of forestry trees in the
city Some Of the trees inspired by that
article are mOnsrchs today
The Little Arkansas, which forms iunc-
ton with the Great Arkansas river iusr
west of Mr. Waterman's addition. is a
beautiful stream. The water is as beau
tfuI as The sky in appearance. For short
u Is called heUea bouts Little river. Never
have We known stream so fuI Of fish.
They are seined out by the wagon-Ioad and
go gA@~ 80 t4E EA-te ttJ- L-4 anna re us DF
the dozen until you cant rest. The worst
varieties retail for cents, the choice for
cents per pound. We are told that one
man has cleared 500 during the winter
in the fish traffic
Wichita viii have 5000 inhabitants by
fall
Our school house cost $4,000.
Wild Dlums are in blossom and promise
an abundant crop.
Farmers are busy planting corn and
breaking new ground.
Buffalo were killed within TWENTY-FIVE
miles Of Wichita last week
The Arkansas valley is the richest and
the most extensive valley on the continent
proper.
Our accommodating and popular county
treasurer, s G Johnson. drives one Of the
best tT6-in-hand in the country.
West Wichita Is growing in activity and
business. When the bridge i done We viii
call IL over the Rhine. shoost for fun.
Mr. J. L. Cutler. who is csuv5ssins Ire
southwest in the interest Of the Tooeka
nursery. is authorized TO receive subscrip-
ions for this paper.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-05
A @ Ago ONE VERY EARLY EAGLE Leading sa H1

new batch OF national currency
! amounting TO $4,000 was received by and
! signed AZ the First National Bank o.
/ Wichita last Wednesday.
] The stock yards have been located here
/ and are being built about forty rods south
/ and east Of the railroad grade in English
+ addition.
! Tens Of thousands Of wild geese are
feeding upon the young grass OF the valley
: west Of US Farmers apprehend some dan
ger Of an attack on the young corn.
J. P. Powell OF Leavenworth has rented
a room three doors south of the National
bank and will open up. Monday next, a
large saddle and harness shop
Mr.. Warren Mead is building neat and
substantial cottage just south Of J. P.
Mead's residence. II viii be painted with
the famous AvereH paint, Of which he is
the agent
We started in with seven names on our
subscription books.
J. c Fraker. president OF the First Ma
tioual bank. has been quite sick for some
days past with al attack Of intermittent
Fever
Nj J. G. Hope is finishing up the inside
Of his three buildings on Main street and
Doug-as avenue.
Mr. J. G. Hope is the owner Of the most
complete and tasty house in the city. and
he Is sparing neither pains. labor nor
money in beautifying the grounds sur
rounding it. In a short time his place
Will be delightful 10 look upon.
The shady side of Main street IS pre-
ferred by those ladies who have not yer
doffed their winter sarb. so tsssled nuffs
and fur capes are confined 10 this prom
erade. The reverse Is so Of the opposite
side; whereas they dress in light and aired
.-inrs.
The Methodist society OF Wichita has
concluded to build a place Of worship i'm
neiiately. Dr. Messy informs Us mat
TWO lots on the corner Of Third and Mar
ket streets have been secured and the in
it.atory steps taken for the erection Of
neat and cOmmodious church. somethinc
that VIII be an ornament 70 the city. We
trust that the society may meet with prop
- encours cement from our citizens From
a secular point % view it pays 70 en-
courage and aid he building OF churches
From the sweet mellow tones OF the
church-soing bell the sharp crack Of the
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-05

Ross Is injected 20 make sure o. the
game Then soma moonlight evening tshs
always picks on a mooney svs3 she JERKS
the trolley loose and says something about
the deep blue vauit Of heaven. The ruyriaEs
OF twinklng and eternal stars. re SUB
lime majesty OF The milky way and other
things ne doesn't know what she i tax
ing about. and then she nurmurs how
much grander Is the ethereal conception OF
hssven-consscrsted lives than the merely
earthly and breakfast bacon so-dld IDEA.
He supinsly thinks 50 too. and It IS nsr
move again. she poGrs out q gallon o.
so OF chocolate hued gush about the tn
dying influence OF pure love and the hoz-
nd style OF me a6ulrerated kind. and
says she could love her ideal man 10
death II she had one % work On Then
be gets irritable ever the thought that
be IS not her ideal man and sarcasticzily
suggests she ought 70 marry cigar sign
wooden Indian or a clothing store dummy.
Then she veeps bitter tear o. ,So down
MS shirt front and says re Is harsh and
cruel. and he takes il AL back She then
squares herself for A Hnal down curve n
shoot and says she knew al the tine ne
EaS frlninE Win her Gs-caIetE oA4al-cl
and orange blossom affections and she
wishes she were dead He does too but
he * afraid to say 80 after the dismal
failure OF his previous shot. and then they
hold hands awhile and sit OF stils over
a pasture fence and talk over how much
groceries a week u takes 10 run family
OF two. and ne mentally figures our his
salary and the cost OF coal. and goes home
that night engaged and wondering how Z
al happened. He IL dazed for a day o.
Two but finally makes up his mind %
make the best OF il and the papers a fex
months later tel OF a happy union BE-
tween Two souls created for each other.
The business gtri. the stenographer. and
the dry goods store girl AL get n their
hne work about the same way. only thai
rhe latter does not waste any time over T.
After the first theater party or picnic or
bicycle club anniversary she commences
a campaign and IL the steady does not
soon indicate that he means what he
says she rings the gong on him and her
trolling line Is cast after other fsh. ald
she lands one sooner or later or csc re-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-05

Ssxns herself 20 the LIE % ons aha
never had any desire 70 get married ard
was TOO independent 10 % lied up 10 any
brute or a nznv-
The feminine school teacher Is said ~
those who have passed through rhe ordeal
azscSthed. 20 De tie rs5sf narrowing ard
subtle campslxner % 81 re professions,
she usually wears goid-rtusz1ed s7ecfa-
cies and II possible has Blonde hair and
speaks Et,h an assumed Engiisn accent
she dresses IN Scotch plaid ski-s and
dog-agh-ing. red shirt waist ard faa
SHOES. Her back hair = always arranged
with that studied reckless abansson wh.eh
: the wonder o. al mankind VITA
jaunty hat ard a Hrn determination rot
30 teach school an her lie. she = armed
cap-a-pie- she sails along IT, avenss
Wich an air o. utmost cultured rnoaesSy
and reads papers before he county tnSs3-
tuts aSout tie high plane q American
woman hood and the care ~ children Ten
years later she has fu-z on Der upper
ID and a mole or her chin ana a v.nesse
disposition that would fer1sat honey. Sss
hates men and feels neglected and can
nog understand WY SO hss rot been
sought for and discovered. she ze.S "a
n The face ar5 spufters blue vitrci Al
over whenever some horrid mar asks her
rs Marriage a Fsiiurse" she thinks =
:. and declares sae mas refused several
proposals q marriage. while a. the tine
she knows she has engineered many pic
nc excursion solely to get 90 invite sons
check-yest drug clerk 20 =. and then IA
The cleaning on uy darling. she ecrrais
dim in a hammock while the resi- e ths
PARTY who have been previously posted and
drilled gambol on ths green Then shs
goes az Am IKE a heligerent CT IN an
alley. and II 10 one comes 20 interrupt
and queer the deal. she stacks a Winning
band and asks him in the spirit % des-
peration 20 be bern and he can't set
away. 50 Is obliged % ackEowledge him
self euchered and proceeds % plan for
housekeeping.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-05
WITCH" K1 %P + GOSSIP FOR HOME PEOPLE & Town


aH1s ana one Of ne heirs. IS Uncle Jesse
od3l- VINO "aS related 20 Anneke JAMS
l''=.7ii7eA' eisA- generations back. and
"l" 'A@ o' -a-Se o1na2er OF contestant
"-. are o'on1 ''7etAer n an ASSOCIATION
wien AaS name a-fAoS- As ions as some
% -"e --l-S S7"s'i'Si7~- IL Is ea-4eo The
-1--s"e -@Il's lH1eTiia ti'Ha-
mon o' fi711s n me holland Harlem and
my -. ''-',l 1-7,A-eS' Win an once II
! Na@IN'-'e- es-I-
i.' -lss some OF me NOS,
1850 ~ Ns~ AoFA ''-S' PiTl
~ Wni-A i7c-ldes the Harlem grant Of
81 maze ~ -''o' ne 17's
-'-i- a-- anu 81 80 GO me I'm
~ ---' ~ property are Almost a,'oa..y
-N7 same Is az sPIans rom lhe Old H---
ana l.-'n.S'7-
III -a-N me ms neiT H7sTT1Aa 4 man NJ
the name ot John Roel711S0n ~1sn thew
.-1 eng sec ~ ms country IHey had
lalI ea-'11ea' one ~ Wa.ca vas aA=-f@
ea,-s''iie. '-r7 SeIl'eIIl7er g. l5s4
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-05

their respective ranges, banking facilities.
hotel accommOda tons, access bility, etc,
and he gave it as his unbiased and de-
li5erate opinion that Wichita stands ahead
in every particular. He entertained not
the least doubt that Wichita would De the
objective point with the heavy dealers. and
ventured the prediction that the gross
number Of beeves that would be shiooed
from this point would not fall much II any
short of 200 900 head during the season. He
further Informed US that Mr.. Haines has
now within fourteen days drive 6.0e0 head
Of catt,e which will be shipped from here.
That all sounds well on paper. The sound
OF the ''ho'' Of the drovers and the low
OF the longhorns will be heard amen
Now is the time, and strangers by the
score are focking in. looking for business
locations and homes. To all such let Us
bid hearty welcome. If they wish to buy
lots to build, or 10 erect manufactures
upon, don't drive them away by asking
fabulous prices. If they wish to buy farms
tell them Of the most favorable localities
Tell them the indications Of choice lands
the probable cost of opening the same. and
in no case deceive, but let the reality ex-
coed the anticipation. We have many ad-
vsntsses over any other portion OF the
state. but We must not presume upon them
and hope 10 make fortunes out Of A Few
feet Of land Such a policy has given the
death blow to many a rising place. Land
IS plenty in this country and unless we sell
az reasonable rate We drive away men
Of means TO other points The true --=n
Is % sell cheap 70 those who viii improve
To those who wish 70 buy for speculation.
you can go and see" as strong as you
please, for such class * not needed. But
10 all others lend 4 helping hand and
cheering word. Widea wake. enterpristng
men who mean business are the kind We
must encourage.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-05

their golden wedding
J. J. Vos5grE % the Ca,cas7 Lumber
company. wen % Alameda. California
A-s Lulu Granger was entertaining
MS Jos.e Ruzset y Asse1ny.
Mrs l. 4 Walton entertained Her
guests were. Ilss~s May Bert q Anthony.
MSS Bess.e wo0dSorta. Nile szVpen-
fed. Harding Den Bsyuar. Enrnz Nc
Gees and Msssrs- z p PaHHps. r Var
Tyls. Harry Lytie. Caar.es CURTIS. George
Aii.s7a and Frank Curtis
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T1e-- guess Eers. Msssrs. Seymour I..g5.
Albert Agbin. R0T Ssdsrlanser. I'm
Ho55s, Charles I7-sz. LoIs yre.tzsi Hsse
Taylor Nlssss Emmz Flt-s. FI0-encs N
Ger. Emma Seei-y Erst7nla E1rs.
Jean Lose Eclth Abba.
M-s Rsus.n E5Ts gave -sa- Esr E-sz-s
ws-s. NJ 7 2 Hsn6ls. Nrs . 4
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and = sses Nay Skn1er Azz-s H1vsy
and ia Ska1er-
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most makes MIN cease to love the girl,
| but, OF course, he continues to love, 70
! doubt, 70 resolve, 70 hope and TO fear and
/ the girl seems to use all her arts % keep
| him in that delightful frame Of mind AT
| the end Of some weeks or months ne has
made no proposal His love, his doubt
| and his pride are still OF equal strength.
At length he resolves 10 end his misery
By quitting her, and he does. In order
! TO keep the consuming fire OF love from
burning MS heart dry, he temporarily
transfers MS love elsewhere, or makes a
/ pretense Of doing 80. This IS not dons
for the sake Of the effect il may have or
MS late lady love; he Is not flirting. bu,
self preservation prompts him TO the act.
1t may be that all this time the girl
really loved him. but he didn't know x.
How could he? Who can know the nearr
Of firt? Not even the dIrt herself.
True, she now appears 10 be sad. defect
ed and unhappy But is il wounded pride
or love? He has known other girls 20
put on the same unhappy appearance, all
Tor effect It s part Of the game PLAYED
by tbs firt
He cares less now. His new company Is
him 70 1--we down his love She is a dirt.
he knows Il and don't care. He mas no
love 70 give and she may firt all she
wants 10 for all Of him. In a kind OF
way, he makes love TO her. Strange but
true. there Is no trouble in making love
where there Is no love. Often he comes
near the point Of proposing, knowing that
he would not be accepted and knowing
that he would not propose If he thought
he would be. He whispers soft nothings
and talks OF love, but does not mean it.
In snort, he has become q male hirt He
5 an example OF the class OF men de-
scribed b. one Of your contributions. the
man who comes very near proposing but
does not A few months ago, love 70 him
was 700 sacred thing 20 be trihed with
or counterfsited, nov he has no conscien-
tious scruples about shammng the tender
passion at any time it might suit his
fancy.
He tires OF girl No 2 ard takes up with
another one, and yet another, and fire.
quently has two or more on the string at
the same time. He has become as tickle
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-05

! murderous pistol incOntinentauy recedes
| and nobIer impulses, sweeter aspirations
and purer enjoyments are encouraged. Let
Us lend helping hand to the building OF
churches in our beautiful town.
An arrangement was perfected last We'd
nesday whereby passengers can arrive and
/ depart from Wichita, coming or going TO
Topeka the same day. doing away with the
necessity of stopping over night al New
ton. The stages connect with the cars at
Sedgwick. bringing psssengets through 10
Wichita the same evening. After a relay
OF horses they return to Sedgwick in time
to connect with the a. m. train going
east This brings Us a day nearer Mis-
souri and the eastern cities
The new town Of Clear Water on the
'-Nennescah, is now being surveyed by
John Strouffe
Wichita wind swings twenty-six lawyers
signs and every other man has a letter
from some legal friend who wants but a
little encouragement to add his shingle TO
the rest. Some here already conclude
That no exercise Of Jaw
Twisting Indian rubber law
Is as good
As the exercise Of paw
On the handle Of a saw
Saving wood.
The railroad viii reach Wichita in a few
weeks
The bridge across the Big Arkansas is
rapidly approaching completion. The iron
piers are here and being put in place as
fast as a full corps Of experienced opera
tives can do the work The superstruCture
was by mistake shipped to ST Joseph for
the bridge across the Missouri at that
place. The mistake has been corrected.
however. The material IS arriving here
daily by wagon The bridge viii be 1000
feet long and will reflect credit alike upon
the enterprising citizens VINO put money in
IL well as the skill and ability of Mr..
W J. Hobson, the contractor, who IS with
out a superior in his line.
\ prediction which came true: Yester-
day evening We had the pleasure OF inter
viewing \. II. Pierce. a resident Of Texas
and heavy cattle dealer. in reference 10
the cattle trade the coming season. M
Pierce SAYS he has. in company with Mr..
L 3. Haines. another weIi-kuown cat-,e
dealer, visited all the proposed shipping
points within the state. examining into
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-05
- BAZAAR, "a

THE EMPORIUM OF FASHION.
Ladies, Ladies, Ladies Invited Latest
% New York styles duplicated. Come and
see, Ask and price / know the rest. Z
have just received a large aad WeH selected
stock Of embroideries. tsck0nsts and inssr-
tions. vslenciennes. cluny and thread lace.
MarseiHes trimmings ard Hamburg sax-
lngs- The lztes; style OF lace collar. and a
fuu assortment q al articles pertaining "a
ladies. toilet and full dress
NJ u. MANUEL
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NEW YORK STORE.

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hanza. 1e9 Only a uttle gver a u1rfs
away.
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watch fzc.c-x T-fa a Ea59l2aan tnat a
b7g7e sh-1.G b ssl, On every .7-
Mrz r. = Gs~fon ssd - c8szBno-
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COMMUNICATIONS

From Oxford. Sumner county: 'This
county has been for a rius ke
ocean into tempest tossed on county-seat
election. After A warm contest between
the gallant and lively little town OF Belle
Plaine. Oxford and Wellington. the first
of these succumbed under pressure OF num-
bers. leaving the field to the Two last
named. The final election came OF on the
atl Instant. and Oxford did NOT IKE the
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-05
CALLED 10 INDIA

c H Partison OF Abilene. who has been
n Wichita this week. wac recently eiect-
ID vice president q the Kansas Creamery
company, change IN the officers % the
company coming about from a strange
course The Kansas Creamery company
Is operated by a religious sect in Dickin-
son county known a. the River brethren.
Who are a sort Of Quaker. Recently the
president Of re company. E 7. For1ey.
fel- himself called upon 20 20 70 India a. 4
II ssi01sry- L all came 20 hin ore
niEht- and ~ noon The next day ne rad
resigned hls dne position. and q few weeks
la-e- sailed for India He makes MS Own
way there, ana IS dependent On 10 MS
sio1s
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Tha Bse ~ AZ osar- oranEe h~srs q
s1-nsra.aE Eo1ferf1L or 81 s@~o-1
sfrr-t seen f7af sf-s-e ras ou~asf
beige cane rszhf lz go n&f.e 20 -
s-reet F-TsrrfaGT - rTz r-f tazz
SAY has 7osrsae6 49, f-te-ss <ssfr~ 20
kI fsa he1re - frsfrE ezzTv waer.s
over g. MS 1racses sas -e-s zatrE "a
~ Twelve years Ts- aesEs r1rfr p-H-
t~-a5- br1uaa1szz o.rTsa1 - Dar- -
fz1ss s-aEa ard <sotrY a7s 49, saak-
~ frum tss -esf ~ every sp--n fseT
paE ~ t--Es. ard ~ asas=sy rsas-sss
% Go - ~ q haafrss v-arr r~t
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AM IANs AGAN

II Wichita and many othe- cities il KAN
sas. Ne5resss- New York and Tennessee.
l. fact in almost every state fl the J-ni0n.
there Is some one 81 the hundreds q heir
70 the An1eke Jars estate. or Otherwise
known as The Harlem. Holland and Trim
ity church estates. estimated 70 have a
value. with the money in bank. close 20
So 00o 60.
II this city among tie Direct descend
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MIGHTY PoWERFI-I RE,rrnr

Ms Cal1we,l q College HTi finding
that her hens I'D uoc lay. bought p-e7-
a7atlo- warranted y E7ake rheu lay
She arranged ylelr food ard called -hel-
one old 1at aea or the way 20 me food
stopped and laid an egg Eve1 ;hs ssghr
- The preparation was effective
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EAMPS FoR SALE

Tntl recently the government used
newspaper stamps IN postofices. News-
paper publishers Go nor stamp each paper
sent our. hgt pay by the bulk These
newspaper stamps were pasted IN a book
and then cancelled The VostofIce depart
meat has discontinued this custom and
viii USE stamps no longer. The Old
stamps % various denominations have
been put CT sale f7r ,he benefit o. col
lec-crs- = s1I. SCI costs &
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-05
Is DOING WE'LL

President Stanley. % TIRE Friends Uni
vers.-y- says rhat the d-st semester %
The institution vas all riEht. rhe second
better, AMI tlat re third Vii BE- s,il
better He feels confident q q great meas
IRE o. Success fo- the institution.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-05

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