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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-04-25

Captain Coghlan insists Dewey getting ready to
smash Won Diedrch because Won Diedch beHtng
The country will believe it Dewey big to lose
his temper little thing like
The signal in sending by wire
10000 words hour. system
takes just as long to read the presidents
The prediction calmly that when Dewey reaches
home he will his further making speeches
that have no inside information in them.
teegraphy universal one of these days
pencil jump up whack off a
request direct from President Mckinley.
chances Quay be permitted to
return to the senate by appointment But he will be reelected
when the time comes
Eventually the people New will get tired Of eecting
and for Dick Croker.
The Gar Russia sick Of his peace scheme The car
simply ndiscret thought sober
world
Dewey did his subordnates home and hrag
him. Il thing Coghan is out Of Dewey's reach
It is hard to keep in touch with the scientific world In fact
touch necessary. wireless biography shows
As lawyer Tom Reed is to be paid 5000 This shows
any young man can do by studying law and politics
TIE warmest document whole MoBinley's
Instructions to the beef investigating committee
fashion mismaed stockings
The rain good for the crops too
William Jennings Bryan needs praise speaks for
himself He never did anything else
Mrs George is probably guilty but the attorneys for the
state don't seem 70 suspect il
Mr. Tsiafero the name the from Florida
It is pronounced Teller.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-01-01
The Big American Boom That Is Coming.

proposition it would probably be difficult
discover Democrat who honestly advocate return
tariff only policy, extra
stamp duties 5tu511-n fact that the
nation has upon prosperity cannot be side
tracked by theory however aIurng. the London
Review A NJ Low, authority political economy upon
taking survey the situation emphaticaIy as
that the open in the United
States and that it will remain for eight
with trade prosperity
contentment than has experienced
twenty years From disinterested very
couragng prediction
Uncle gold now, begin than any
the globe the estimated being
full American stocks and
bonds being sought everywhere meanwhile foreign
demand daily. are
going build batteships bigger army
support upon hand but a Of new
valuable markets all upon the other There
syndicate bond selling while Republican party
remains in power deficits gold
In concluding mis- article Professor
how America having been hampered by Spanish
regulations trade with the Antilles.
obstacles have been removed he easy enough
ind srsand how America Will dominate
yhe Philippines, and it trade which mean
proportions American merchants it is easy
do business with the Philippines, think they may
lied upon press their
the China Already Americas China
is second only Importance that Britain
behind that competitor must
be evident abundant indefinite
expansion No doubt whatever exists my thai: for
years America offers the greatest possibilities
for he accumulation of money
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-01-01
Temporary Alcoholic responsibility

Frank Knaa, the American German who himself into
trouble Berlin by
gnating emperor head thereby being guilty
OF 'Iese majestic" way got of the
scrape by pleading temporary responsibility
high sounding ecompassng plea knocked the
more simple "Iese majestic" higher Glderoy's
Knickerbocker otherwise had
Yankee lawyers. probably, drinking
Bingen slime Yankee Doodle"
and himself seeing Glory forgot
was at" Kaiser Bill at n Jerusalem
worshipping combined roles of Protestant Catholic
nd Noslem, nd counting omnipresen
substitute satraps got nipped.
feet Freedoms day-or two, Emperor
sleep he ex-
press opinion distinguished
House of Hohenzolern.
However, Knaak is the only stru,tng
empire. Prof. Debruck who occupies
expulsion swedes from schleswig three
weeks ago. prosecuted
peror great sensation occasioned Berlin by
Kaiser criticised as severely as the
regarded a jokes target
criticism the people
legal prosecution every by saying uncompmenary
things him. Emperor Germany procaims 10
the world through these proceedings against his subjects that
he is bigger fool than they him
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-01-01
Daily - eagle
Eighteen Hundred and Ninety and Nine.
u. W. MURDOCH. Editor.

On this the frst-born OF Ninetynine, the Eagle
greet wishes the men, all the women
all the children the lands South Kansas
lighted and warmed to the same
degree span whose clouds and sun
shine both These favored heritages
One in soil and one climate Oklahoma and South Kan
sas as alike are their people aspirations and ambi
TONS destinies Oklahoma is as
unlike Kansas is unlike North
Kansas Nebraska Oklahoma South Kansas have
community embraces thing vital 10
the welfare either lands combined constitute
Eagles field domain Of sunshine and
happiness present prosperity and future possbi
ties by empires If these, good wishes
degree selfish, they none the less
earnest they founded convictions begotten of the
in these lands, which is of sands and
winds and brains chain the affections Of their peoples as
were interviewer with the hills Judea and the
valley Jordan makes maps, bu- OmnipoJence
marks streams mouIds the mountain range
superyses conditions links destnies and He
imaginary line between these lands by
government surveyor His chain reaches from the
paIeozoc alluvia needle whose thermal
pass traces zones and civilizations So one people,
all the homes Of cities towns villages Of
South Kansas and Oklahoma the Eagle sends greetings
Day hoping that for the year of Eighteen
Niney-in may be found full Of blessings
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-01-01

understand and explain constitution United
States He have been resident of the
and in the voting precinct and he able
show that he has paid all local the
last In Utah and
the d who resided in the year and
in voting sixty days entitled This is
and womanhood suffrage The consequences
that Utah. with onefourth the population of Mississippi
times the in the
Women have equal suffrage with in Colorado and
Wyoming. Carolina specification disallowng
privilege voting, specification
followed in elections
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-01-01
Fighting LikefCats and Dogs.

predicted, the special session called to mend
political verdict of
people given November. forestall newly
Republican administration degenerated
bitter row thieves honest get their
results of Pop Doodle investigation Of
years lie passed in the house between
bers examinations recriminations followed
Jumpers deficiency bill turned down, in which
he other interested
800 $3.50 each there another row.
time bills being introduced which if made would
the entire Jurisprudence completely
revoluonize all of its public the
house shows that close majority to adjourn
without attempting anything farther the railroad bill
passed. Upon a very large
ngent urging bills
introduced disposed otherwise
elected by the people present themselves and demand
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-01-01
Southern Kansas Business Men.

GENERALLY" says Rusicr. "a down.
right fact may be told iR piln way.
and We want downright facts at present
more than anything eise' Ruskin was
not thinking or advertising when he wrote
these words bat he could not have pug
more pith ia them had fhey been penas3
under the pressure Of holiday shopping
Don't lose sight Of the fact" says an
advertising authority, "Jbat the public
IS not So much Interested in your goods
or business as YOU are yourself That
IS true o. all goods. and tho public ls not
70 blame that IL 81 so. The public is
more than willing 20 be Interested now.
but 10 must be wood before b. can 20
won.
a writer in Agricultural Advertising
thinks that there Is n0 such thing az cue
muiative effects go advertising and THAR
each advertisement must ard vii stand
upon its own merits' And So 90 oBg t.
The man who buys advertising space na~
pays for The immediate effect on,y. bug
the cumulative effect is nevertheless in-
evifsble. provided Che e1Eaft.sameu-s bs
printed often enough.
This Is clearing $40 week IN many =
the stores. Price marks have 90 suffer
when they ger in fhe way a. tie stock
takers The advertisements ~ TIE week
wH not reveal the fsI extent ~ tne euf-
aus bus they wiH indicate fhe dtrsc-
lions lu which "a .s 20 he found. and 1a
taat account fne ads Viii havc ursrt4-
rai Interest not inferior 20 thsL ~ no
a1fo-Chris trnas announcements
The DIS Goods Economist quotes sue.
ceesfui drummer FOR sllk house a. a4g-
irG- ~fhe house that docs Hst advef-
tse itz 5us.ueas has 10 right So BE- i1
business and generally ir uof Tho
statement la uot eut rely w1fn1at rele-
vance t9 retailing. THE hourss aat have
done holiday advertising ere very m4ra
i7 business now. They ere nat only max
irg sales. but are making custom fgr laa
future
According ~ %sw YORK crnle, fae ar.
~ shopping consists tu reaw ~ = s+afs
without Ha 45ea ara zsfssra oushe..
s@a.net -te counter toward watrn .hers
i= tns grrates, feminine pfesrare where
re shopper takes the 1est tarx i1 s.rat
ar1 GEES away T1sre has b~ea cons
rn39aiag ~ faat SORT ira 'ae aest sat n-t
rr1rH The western shsa3frs. as ra.a.
are 500 snefho1 % spend ureg Ia
t7st ssphszar1 7aT. sba fa@.- rrageHre.
Cultivated tF ezga Be- adseftgs~z hsa t.e-
come h4batu-
C.emeHt ~ CeaE4e7 }7 U-na1.rst8s
tIeIf sar- Tire rrputssoa - satag s-tss
aess.est advertiser ia saunT Is naw very
Feref-tg aa3 - fae pa ~ sn-
cl-atEE -se passess.as - large eaastst
Th-s may Eot wzya - tae rsse -. n
81. -1a.az tss ananels8 ceaosflau q =
reaH se fsr- ~ sis d3ing considerable ad-
f+r ard rfsFssEtF e. c1aafsra5.s
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-01-01
Senator Buffers Big Bull.

Senator Butler of North Carolina introduced
pension soldiers and orphans
not fight for the cause
the South; besides Pop, therefore a demagogue
Believing the especially Observation-Disclosures Presiden.
McKnleys expressions good toward the souh-o
make medicine himself introduced the bill which, in
effect passed being acknowledgment that the
South right in attempting seoede the same time
reflect manhood soldier VINO having
been honoraby defeated, placed attitude of
beggar for pension be granted
right il is Union soldier. The Confederate
Veteran Camp New York City by resolution openly con-
dennis such attempt and strongly deounces Senator
Butler That Butler is Pop demagogue needs further
evidence. He of President Nc
Knleys visit the South, especially over his words
declaring that of the graves
the who fell side of the fght-meaning
federal cemeteries BY this bill he
expected rendle smouldering and arouse
the almost forgotten anmosy growing war for
and against the Union The e-Confederaes have never
peced much less asked pensions short there seems
honorable either granting accepting them Mr.
Buier viii find his attempt ignored himself stamped out
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-01-01
Tine Representatiye "Twin Relics, s.ates

Universal suffrage. abe right Of ballot vox popul vox
Del self-congratuatory American expressions
have notifications in actual experience and vary IN
strioted, in fact. Probably The Mississippi
upon hand and Utah upon o,her each former
representative Of Of The twin relics respectively Every
body, including women she former home u
poygamy. Less than majority MAKES can demand tha;
right in the stronghold slavery Mississippi
frage restricted Mississippi any ether
laws there require citizen to be able TO read
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-01-01
Along the Kansas Nile.

A Wellington girl baby the other night
discovered the eclipse and told her mother
that some one had blew the moon out"
1t is said that there is not district
Judge in Kansas including the judge who
sat in the case, who believed John col
Inns guilty.
Possibly Populsm IS revived. bat IT IS
SIN beyond belief that 81 was necessary
TO hold a special session % Populism 8
nose to bring her TO-
Those Republican gentlemen expecting
10 serve as judges Of VISITATION or IS
solicitor general. should swoop down On
the bar at once and be- admitted
\ railroad man at Caldwell the other
day lost a bet on his assertion that This
year. 1s9s Christmas and New Years
came on the same day ia the week
Captain W. A shannon OF Augusta.
Butler county, died last week. Captain
shannon came TO Kansas "a governmental
employe in the land Office. then located
In Augusta.
Franklin Matthews. an editor 81 the
New York sun VIII speak at the Kansas
Day club banquet at Topeka this month
He comes with a tremendous nose eieFi-
ton. and expects id0latfy.
AT Newton a. merchant VINO wants o
DO d cash business hung mp siEH. 40
tick here" But through iuadvertsuce he
hung the sign on the clock ard f. s,al
wondering why his customer laugh
a Kansas man. just returned from Ten
ueseA. says NJ asked TenIes see woman
II she had been oar - tne county lalr
and che replied. II didn't went J c.da.t
want 20 went. and IL ] aad wante1 t1 sens
I couldn't have gotten .q EWi1e.
old General john II. Rice of Fort Scott
SAYS that John Collins may boz guli-f.
but he was not proved guilty. and quotes
tho maxim as the wlsest ~ COR laws
1T IS better that niuety-nine gulty per-
sons escape punishment than shat one
innocent man should suffer.
The PoDuust parts luckily. Sc waning.
else no attorney wsH Do Jeff f2r the rrac-
tiee Born "a party eeHurcatorg ~ awe
ye-=. f. finally became dominated ~ law
sers. and t-s IaEF ace il to change
board % which common c.tlzeus were t.-
gIbie. - court Basa5.e gu.y t7 izs-
yers
J5se1h Huss9-. Va1 became major
during the civil var ana Esuers. enc
Spanish Rar Says ae prefers tae tte ~
major. wE.ra ~as s1ake1 i.t3 s.m 49,
eng muddy MARCHES. batrs3 a21rst
HIN aT leadea aaU ard smazel $3.50 -l05
la che vortex of O. Esspl1s panse i1ts
t5e ra1.a ~ hest
Ire Eauses rsp9-te~-s u.fa8 sonnet ne
t1rrs s1us r-e8Har seu-rasrFa1.ts e.
= northern Eaas4s paper frH -
ten. The streets aye ra- F4Et rssrts--
bed ard Cns man. woman ~ t1.9 eh8
ventures c1 enc erozsilzE vixen Team
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-01-01
The Women are All in Black

There are few women in the island Of Cuba who
suffered the loss Of husband brother during
the late nsurrectonary war TO nothing
thousands who have lest children relatives by
starvation and disease begoten Of vcssds both
Spain and Cuba filled mourning An Asso-
caed Press agent writing from the province Of Pnar Rio
says The all in black" This is sombre sen
tenoe fun of narrowing suggestions. But happily the
darkest sentence in his otherwise hopeful report Peace
Tegns in the province and rehabilitation begun The
Cuhans have warmly Welcomed General his troops
the trocha wire threatens with only dumb in
truders on sugar and tobacco fields advertisements decorate
the abandoned fors and the 1000 living 5000 dead accounts
for the surviving women being mourning are more con
tented and cheerful than should be under like orc-
stances This report is the first bright color in picture Of
Cuba which all Americans VIII hope completed within
in harmony with The Pinar del Rio
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-01-01
Old Glory Over Cuba Today.

The and Stripes the emblem political
ious liberty the hope II the world and the life
pursuit happiness will fly Of
Antilles today high noon and hundred fifty
ceased forever. The Spanish evacuated
there Cuba with the New Year a day.
native Cubans inclined cavl their par
tiepate The Cuban
flag brings His ducy
for the enjoyment Of them Until them Libre.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-01-01

Perhaps Mr.. Dunnng e Delaware whose trespass has
their and another prison
for life. realizes by this ever guage
the penalty while he was committing a sin.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-01-01

The Borchgrevnk expedition sail search
of the South Pole Outside undertake
Mr.. Borchgrevnk good citizen whose
generally regretted.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-01-01

An mas figured that Of diamonds worth
S oooooo There nothing surprising that we
had TO have diamonds he hard coal burner price
would SO up.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-01-01

The German decided calling emperor
mutton head" a venial ofense while
drunk good many Germans viii promptly up and sail
and express their true opinions.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-01-01

reward for James c. Durham Of $11 in
California. California trip you
Durham and arrested before many other
people play the game
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-01-01

Hobson has ruined himself by kissing OF not
completely though he had delivered while
there only and he wi,a key-hole reserve
ticket.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-01-01

The widow u Keeey. the Of Philadelphia,
and No. will get st.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-01-01

Chicago Methodist caurch has introduced supplied
choir and the Is peNs hitting
/ another the head
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-01-01

Mrs Botkin VIII hang because she Is woman This
comes q making jur.es wholly masculine.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-01-01

Mrs Botbn's conviction i sufficient evidence
stamp
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-01-01

Waiter Henry Brozn was I'D before -as
Mailing police cOuF1- keut. EnE.and g
few days aEo far ro5hi-g Mr.. AlinE1ar-.
~ old lady % many valuable article
Brown. ID vas alleged GATED ~ th- cot
-z~e and represented tHat ~ KISS tEe
assistant sanitary oEscer fer ere 1ls-r.rs.
and that BE- rad beer sent 90 make taer-
ouza Inspection - the prerais.s lie sas
admitted ard banding fae Ga lady q
st.ck asked bar ~ g upstairs sad tap
tae Eals - e-e - t7e oe1-re3rns z.i1
i 90 enable 1irr 20 ascertain waefaer fi.ss
we're s5urd- fie especially Teq1es-es by
% continue - Use t1~ eek gzsa =e
Ae- - STOP Af.er Tapping foE loaE tlrss
enc prosecutor became s1sr -5eas al4
ga r~t4ra.aE saen-sizsre found Ire prs
cue- BAD Enae ard tast ~ had ransaee-
- ak che rooms ~ fhs zroan5 aes~ lie
vas reza1e-- s4-11. os-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-01-01

ride a cockhorse TO Baubury Cross
is one of the Oldest nursery rhymes that
each Of lis has heard. and with which.
indeed. the whole English-speaking world
is familiar. is not as % many It
has been a figment Of the Imagination.
but an architectural reality. II stands
az Banbury. England. ike a steeple with
out church. and is a least 80 years
old.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-01-01

One OF the passengers by the Inflated
Mohegan. IN a letter sent 20 his friends
AZ home. in England previous n the do
parcure OF the vessel wrote tEus: i am
rot superstitious, but y there - any ai-
luck about the number thirteen. ] ought
10 get &, this Journey. as have taken
No. u cabin. and paid 8I3 for H." He
was among the number NJ the drowned.
and when his friends arrived 20 identify
ms body from among long row q other
recovered dead his was the thirteenth
corpse IN the line.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-01-01

Way are red-hes6ed people Jess SUD-
fect 70 badness rnan those With fair o-
brown hair? According % the Revue : j.
entifqus. an EnEish physician hss an
sgrered THIS conunfrum And fa-s s. h9w
he does IL. The hair % tne red-hsated
j. relatively th.ck one red hair being ss
Tack rs i've blonde or t1Tee brown hairs.
Wita 91010 red hairs the seaiE j.
matched 1ith the same number Il blonde
hairs ore IS almost bajf. u takes ~ f''5
blonde ard 10 90 broRu hairs 20 cover a1-
eouzraIF an ordinary head
The border vidette., 1899-02-18
BEGINNING OF WORK
Tile Foundation of New Capitol
Building Surveyed.

Preliminary work on the capital
building was begun yesterday, says the
Phoenix Republican. That is the tools
of carpenters were hauled out to the
grounds and the location of the founda-
tien of the building was surveyed and
staked off. William Pask, the express
man, had the homer of hauling the tools.
He attached an American flag to one
of the chests and decorated another
with the metto. "To the Capitol"
( But before the capitol is actually be-
gun another building will be put up,
12xl structure, to be used by Contrac-
tor Lowell as an office. That will be
finished this week.
The civil engineers are in charge of
H. R. Patrick, who spent the most of
yesterday in making the survey for the
cutoff of the street railway. The rail
way will still run through the grounds
on the north side of the building. 1t
will leave a direct line at the intersec-
ton of Washington and Sherman
streets and will run by slight curve
to the northeastern corner of the inner
area of the grounds outside the first
| driveway. It will then skirt this area
| to the northwestern corner, whence by
another curve it will seek the direct
Inc again. This change involves the
destruction or removal of some of the
shrubhcry and ornamental trees on the
eastern side of the grounds. Among
the trees in the new path is . large
pain, which, however, can be moved
without great deal of difficulty.
The border vidette., 1899-02-18
rribu.. to Buckley o.NeilI.

Col. Theodore Roosevelt in his sec
ond article On the Rough Riders in
Soribaer's pays this tribute to the late
Buckey O'Neill:
Many of the men had simple souls
They could relate facts but they said
very little about what they d,mly felt.
Buckley O'Neill, however, the iron
nerved, iron willed fighter from Arizo-
ma, the sheriff who's name was by
word of terror to every wrong door,
white or red, the gambler who with un-
moved face would stake and lose every
dollar he had in the world, he, alone
among his comrades, was a visionary,
an aIticulate emotionalist. He was
very quiet about it, never talking un
less he was sure about it, never talking
unless he was sure of his listener, but
at night; when he leaned on the rail-
ing to look at the Southern Cross, he
was less apt to tell tales of his hard
and stormy life than he was to speak
of the mysteries which lie behind
courage, aud fear, and love, behind
animal hatred, and animal lust for the
pleasures that have tangible shape. He
had keenly enjoyed life, and he could
breast its turbulen torrent as few men
could; he vas a practical man who
knew how to wrest personal success
from adverse forces, among monej
makers, politicians, siike; yet down at
bottom, what seemed to interest him
was philosophy of life itself, of our un
Outstanding of it, and of the Ii limitations
set to that understanding. But he was
as far as possible from being dreamer
of dreams A staunchly loyal and
generous friend, he was also exceed
ingly ambitious on his own account If,
by risking his life, no matter how great
the risk, he could gain hi Oh military
distinction, he was bent on gaining it.
He had taken so many chances when
death lay on the hazard, that he felt
the odds were now against him; but,
said he, "Who would not risk his life
for starP' Had he lived, and had
the War lasted, he surely would have
won the eagle, if not the star.
The border vidette., 1899-02-18
Discovered by a Woman.

Another great discovery has been
made. and that too, by lady in this
country. "Disease fastened its clutches
upon her and for seven years she with
stood its severest tests, but her vital
organs were undermined and death
seemed Imminent For three months
she coughed incessantly. and could not
sleep. She finally discovered way to
recovery, by purchasing Of us bottle
of DR.. Kings New Discovery for Goa
sumption, and was so much relieved
on taking first desc, that she slept all
night; aud with two bottles, has been
absolutely cured. Her name is Mrs.
Luther Lutz' Thus writes W. c. Mann
nick Il Co., of Shelby, N. G. Trinl bot
ties free at L. W. Mix q Co., Drug
Store.
Regular size so cents and Sl.00.
Every bottle guaranteed.