The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-04-25
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We are about to open our forty-sixtf
annuei three>ringed circus at Phfladel
phia Owing TO the lack of some con
tr1Dutions expected, several of the side.
SHOWS Will be missing. but I will now cal
10 your attention a few Of the freaks who
viii be shown to the wandering public be.
fore the big show opens.
We have in Ohio a wonderful spineless
man, made wholly Of cartiledge who car
twist more ways than any other living
man. He can only be produced in my owr
state. This wonderful being is the one
who discovered that the foreigner pays
the revenue tax. and now since the !;
per cent tax has been placed on Porto
| Rico, we are the foreigner This wonder
full and amazing specimen was discovered
by Marcus Arulious Hanna, and he also Is
on exhibition as the great and only
tatooed man. He was discovered by that
party. called Republican, noted for its
many famous men, He is one who be-
! IeVes in spot cash deals. He paid more
for his seat in the United States senate
! poker game than any other living man
yet he is Called upon to sit In Judgment
on ". A. Clark Of Montana, who paid a
paltry $4,000 for his election. 1 now
would ask that every one pass within
the small tent, the price OF admission is
a mere bagateila. All the freaks are from
my own state Of Ohio. Now 1 would call
your attention to Colonel Ananias Dick,
the hero of Santiago. who was covered
/ with mud but not with gore I could go
on telling you Of the many strange things
~OF "a,
them.
My friend Bryan has told you all the
I glories Of the Democratic party or l
/ would occupy about eight hours Of your
/ time doing so. Like US, the Republican
/ party has banquet. They are held pfin-
+ cipany on Lincoln's birthday Whoever
heard Of a republican politician talking
/ abou the achievements of a living man
! Of his party? All the men of whom the
/ Republican party is proud now occupy
/ front seats in the graveyard.
Politicians are towards. That's the
/ reason the Republican party was born.
We were afraid to follow the advise of
! Jefferson and stamp cut slavery. We
/ have since learned to profit by this error,
/ which kept fthe Republican party in
+ power for fifty years. Now Mckinley is
following the imperial policy which was
/ the downfall Of Rome and unless the
Republican party is taken from the seat
Of power, disaster will follow. The Re
publican party has continued in power
under false pretences. She has never
faced an issue squarely. She never will.
She is now attempting TO truckle and
trade us into another war. What VIII
the nation do in such a case? Bryan says
he does not hate England, becaues he
is a Christian and a Presbyterian. I am
neither, and 1 hate her with all the power
of my soul, because she is as treacherous
and tried to wreck this country in its
birth. I likewise hate the Republican
party, because she truckles TO England
and does her bidding in adopting the god
standard, in depressing infant republics
and doing her slightest bidding"
MENU.
Oysters. New York Counts.
Pickles. Radishes, Olives.
Old Amontillado.
Deviled Grabs on Half Shell.
Cold Roast Beef.
Mayonnaise of Lobster.
Cold Ham. BOneless Pig Feet.
Zinfadel
Cheese Straws. Nepaolitan Ice Cream.
Assorted Cake
Coffee Cigars.
Following is list of the guests. Only
addresses of out-of-town guests are
given:
O. w. Sparks, Columbus KAN; W. H.
PeppereH, Concordia, Kan; Dick Rich,
Coldwater, Kan: Parker Bros, Hutchin-
son, kan; W W. Letson, Horton, Kan;
J. G. Johnson, Peabody, Kan; C. w.
Carson, Ashland. Kan; Perry Glaze,
Enid, o. t; c. V. Porter. Enid, o. T.;
E. J. Westgatef Garden City, Kan; J.
B. A Robertson, Chandler. o. r; John
Johnston, Coldwater, Kan; Bert Smith,
Coldwater, Kan; L. NJ. Rich, Coldwater,
kan; J. NJ. Wilson, Leon, Kan; John
II Atwood, Leavenworth, Kan; ]. B.
Lynn. Winfield, kan; A. NJ. Jackson, FL
dorado. Kan; II. B. Bell, Dodge City,
Kan; II. B. Bell, Jr., Dodge City, Kan;
j. y Harter, Winfield. Kan; w. w.
Prichard, Bucklin. Kan; John Bell,
WellmOre. kan: +. J. AyIer. Dodge City,
kan; E. B. Brumback, Eidorado, Kan;
w F. Rednan, Wilson, Kan; W. G.
Scott, Arkansas City, Kan, Noble Burns
Arkansas City. Kan; Lot Ravenscroft,
Ashland. kan; r. r. Beam, Anthony,
Kan; T. F. Tanning. Anthony, Kan; w
Q. Cromwell. Enid, 0. T.: Q. J. Fleming,
Enid, o. t; Harvey Eisinger. Hutchinson,
kan; Abe Clark. Hutchinson. Kan;
Tully Scott, Oberlin, Kan: L. c. Huber,
Lorena. Kan: W H. Thompson, Topeka,
Kan: NJ Miller. lola, Kan; T. 5. Benz
nett. lola, Kan; J. c. Ma-kley, Great
Bend. Kan; John H. Findlay, Augusta
kan: F. ". Thorp, Haven. Kan; W. c.
Snyder. Sterling, kan; A. Taggart. Ster-
ling. kan; Jacob Bodsky, Over5rock,
kan; Vernon J Rowe Newton; H. 3.
Henderson. Columbus. Kan; c. E.
StonespiIer, Toronto. Kan. William
Reedy, Yates Center, Kan; James W.
clark. Great Bend, Kan; J. T. Stevens,
Great Bend. kan; DIT. R. II Mead, Great
Bend. Kan: W F. Stoke. Great Bend,
kan; c. +. Dinenbacher, Great Bend,
kan: L. c. Breeder. Great Bend, Kan;
n. B. Laundy, Kansas City. kan; John
". Ponner. Hilsboro Kan; J. r. Camp
bell. Hutchinson. kan; E II. Amman,
Geuda Springs. Kan: Colin Campbell.
Lyons. Kan. J. ". Beams Belle PLANE,
kan. J. r. Tfton. Abilene. kan; H. ].
Light. Abilene Kan; d. Matteson, ,Abi-
lene. kan; Georse Livingston. Kan; c.
P johnson. Hutchinson. Kan; c. ".
Oswald Hutchinson, kan; J. E Rodda.
Weir City; Thomas Evans, Newton,
Kan: c. Ia Harter Winfield, Kan; G.
Nordstrom. F. l. Gray J. NJ Swisher,
Robert DUismore. John 7. Wright L ..
Harter. l. f Hicks. II. G. Dod5ri6ge.
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