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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-06-09

In going Up ron The Union station at
Kansas City, tTo things which maze -1e
average Wichitan sore. are two buildings
7ith the sign Fletcher & Floyd Oh one
and Maxwell & Mcclure on the other.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-06-09
rHEET - CoNrNG

Although general Appearances do not
Indicate IT, the dealers in bicycles say
there are just as many wheels Ia use IN
Wichita now as ever. They also declare
that the bicycle lad goes in waves and
Wichita VIII have one again next year.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-06-09
- 80 -.

The greatest need il wichita is q mod
ern seven or eight story Office block with
three elevators Offices with glass fronts,
tIed flooring for the halls, and every
modern appurtenance. OHces il such a
building would 20 ike hot cakes.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-06-09
IT CHANGED Tur PTvrp

The bed Of the river below Lewis street
has been changed by the recent improve
ment made on the bridge until now il Is
several hundred feet west Of where It
was year ago.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-06-09
HIGH AR SELLING

During one o. the hot days Of last week
an enrerprising joint In the city had a
chalk sign on the front street screen
doors which anbiguously read. cool
Bear. Five Cents
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-06-09
~Ps CARrrRs rTBRART.

T Is said that Mrs. L. :. Carter. n her
VIII has provided that her dne collection
os books shan g 70 the library at Fair
mount college. Mrs. Garter has one u
the hesz collections Ct books tn wichita
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-06-09
- rrAssrcAI- srIEcTIoN.

s w Cooper has a pi2noia- oue a. the
autonatic plane players. and lie belongs
o. g circulating hbrzrT ard receives g
uTlub-r ~ pteces each month TIE cths-
day he put o. a rau Just received sailed
Der Carlisle hseizenoerlicher ana
tried L. Il seemed 20 represent = thur
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-06-09
BTsHoP HENNEssEys MANSION.

Bishop Eeanessey IS having his beau
tifu home or College Hm enllrely re-
modelled il the interior. He Is also I'm
proving the grounds which surround Il
WORK on the lake. which Il Is said Re
VIII canstrlct east Of the mansion has
ner YET heEun ard Il VIII probably Il
some r1re before the place - occupied
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-06-09
70 PROHIBIT SALE OF MORPHINE

There IS new law in Kansas prohibit
ing the sale OF morphine or cocaine ex-
cept where q physician prescribes IL.
Before it can be enforced here the city
council has 10 pass an ordinance 70 that
effect. which 1t VIII probably do soon
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-06-09

he FLIBCSTERS WITH WALKER
Michael Block. the well known Wichita
capitalist, is said 70 be the best Judge OF
a cigar in Wichita Long ago when he
was young man, he was a tobacco buyer
IN Cuba for an American firm After
wards when he went to California during
The gold excitement the people Of the
coast wonld never permanently select q
cigar until Nike Black approved it." He
smokes about three cigars a day and they
are the best IN Wichita
Few people know that Mr.. Block has
had a wonderfully exciting and romantic
career. Today re is possibly the most
sedats man in Wichita, all OF which
proves that a man daring and somewhat
reckless in youth, may settle down to q
very quiet life in his declining years he
has been IN almost all quarters CT the
world and no man IN town knows more
about physical and political geography
than he. Ask him where a certain island
Is and he can Immediately tel you It's
location by latitude and longitude, IS
character OF government, history. climate
and products. He knows au about all the
kings. princes and euper0rs OF the earth
and their geneoIogy.
BUCK t-lAl I'd AMI 10 ~A+-A
Walkers hlibusters and came within an
ace Of leaving his bones there. He and his
companions lived for weeks on mule meat
surrounded BY the half savage population
When American marines went 80 miles
inland 70 rescue them. he was the hap
pi=sr man On earth
he vas in q stage coach one day IN
California when road agents stopped Il
rs that YOU. Nike Block asked one
Of the outlaws
1T is me he replied, "and I haven't
enough money 20 DO you any good
we don't want any money from you.
Mike" said the leader. but We would
like TO have a little OF the wealth Of that
Chinaman beside YOU
The Chlnaman vas searched ard s. 90
taken away from him Untn this day
NJ. Block has no idea who his friend. the
hignvs 81 man. vas.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-06-09
nrPR0vEMENT At PROCATHEDRA

IMPROVEMENT AT PROCATHEDRAL
The appearance OF thu grounds tmme-
diately around the pro-cathedral has
been greatly improved by covering the
ground with crushed rock Il was placed
on the ground next the walls where the
sun beats so hot grass viii not grow II
is also placed around the parochiai
school.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-06-09
- MAcHTNE -.

The slot machine may KIN itself Al
lah be praised. Recently new device
was put on the already overburdened
market IN Wichita This machine was a
lung tester. II was put in with great cor
ndauce, and was TO make somebody a
fortune. but up 70 date no one is willing
20 take the witness stand and swear
that he ever saw anyone tackle II.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-06-09

sCHNITzLER LIKES GALLO SONGS
There IS a nan down at Derby. Hogan
by name, who can sing like a lark IN the
original Irish language. Strange TO say.
Billy Schneitzler. a German on all sides
Of the house, likes the music, and when
M Hogan comes to town he never goes
home without singing a few lively stan
zas IN Gallo for Billy.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-06-09
THEY'RE GETTING OLD.

Ny. Charley. but how you are grow
ing ofdi" said a man 70 Charley Moss
bache- a few days ago IS he saw young
Mr.. Moss5acher. tall. good-loo<ing boz,
assisting his father IN tie leveiry stole.
Il was only few years ago. apparently.
that Charley Mossbacher was one OF the
young men OF wichita he is now forty
five years OF age. Since the closing of
the schools. It Is remarkable the num-
Der OF business men. young fellows a
few years ago. who have taken their sons
into business with them.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-06-09
WIT RRoKE II p

Ine present system OF commission broE-
erage business al the St0ckyards has
been SO nicely adjusted that each & the
several different commission firms has
their own line Of clientage which IS rep
resented By competing firms and they
rarely change. But the time was when
the most intense rivalry and severest
competition was in vogue fer every car
and wagon load OF stock thar reached the
yards. Each firm had q little army OF
agents and outriders. part Of whom on
horseback stationed themselves on prom
inent points OF al the roads entering the
city, while others met trains away our
Of tovn and struggled and fought for
the customers business. II is related
that one firm accidentally heard OF a
wagon load Of fine hogs that were due 10
get IN on certain morning. and he sent
q lively runner cut on the read the FIR
mer would come in on. The astUte and
wary sleuth gave his rivals the slip and
stole away and at a point where he was
bound 10 overhaul the incoming stock
man. he lay fat down behind hay stack
close 70 the road and waited for his game
The man came Behind his double box
wagon Of fancy porkers was tied q hae
fat COW. which vas not among the ex-
pected assets. The hiding read agent saw
the wagon coming. but failed to see the
bovine when the precise moment was
ripe he Ieaped out from behind his hid
ing place and made dash at the side Of
the wagon. as he had seen the dust cloud
which meant another squad OF herdsrs
coming after the man also As ne dashed
out and attempted 70 mount the wagon.
the COW took alright and with a Wild
below OF AFFECT fear Al the sudden ap-
partition gave q lunge backward on her
rope which jerked the tai gate out OF
the wagon and. free, she made q mad
dash back down the road. The owner
was mad and he let the lines loose and
Jumped 70 the ground 10 wipe up the
gunbo with the too anxious drummer.
and while busily engaged IN punching the
over Jealous agent, his team also got
surprised and took q shoot down the road.
overturLing the wagon and releasing or
killing all the hogs and the COW mean
while tearing down the residence streets
Of the city was pinehsd by a policeman
and run into the pound where she died be-
fore night Of overhead IN her single
handed footrace by herself. That set
tied the outside agent business and now
no firm bothers the customers OF the
others.
La Junta tribune., 1901-07-24
"Tribvoe'' Item Box

The TRIBUNE has placed an
.'item box" IN tn. libby uf the
postoftice, which We hope viii h-
utilized BY subscribers and the
public in general in acqnainting
US with their goings and comings
and doings. When ever you hear
OF Al, item OF news, write the facts
on slip Of paper and place it in
the aperture to &c found on the
upp.rmost part OF the box Who
will be the frs? One years sub
scription free for the best news
item for Saturdays paper.
La Junta tribune., 1901-07-24
p,oph., In Nj. Own Country.

II. Y. Alexander, the prophet OF
the Rocky Ford Tribune. who al
lows his d, mocraiic enthusiasm to
run away with his judgment, was
IN town Moudav He announced
officially that the d mocratic ticket
would he elected this fall from
alpha 10 omega. and would be
composed. partly. of the following
gentlemen: For county clerk, G.
NJ Hall; for sheriff. H. w. Potter;
for county judge, A. b. Wallis.
The balance OF the tick.!t will also
be composed of Rocky Ford citi-
zens, so there will be no necessi
~ for county officials changing
their residence when the county
seat is showed to the sugar beet
metropolis. This is no pipe dream.
La Junta tribune., 1901-07-24
How Aso., vo., DRINKING w.,., ?

Many families boil their drinking
water, bu, boiling water neither
soitens or purities 1t. All the lime,
aikali, etc, are still there. and We
sim ply drink dead microbes in
stead OF live ones. There is no
filter made that microbes cannot
60 through. 500 abreast. Puritan
distilled water is not only abso
lutely pure. but is as soft as dew
and delicious TO taste. Call AT
Bomgardner & O'Neils and exam
inc a Puri'an water-stil!.
La Junta tribune., 1901-07-24

Judge Miller issued campers
permit one day last wrek-thc
first under the new law. Parti. >
d-siring 10 go on a camping en
pedition beyond the connnrs vi
Otero county are required by iu
SION Jaw TO take ont pvrnht Tia.
lee is SO cents
" V Ing. OF Greeuvi lie, Mo. i.
es prosecuting a,torue. oi Nsyns
county, stopped over IN La unta
iot d lew hours Monday night. and
enjoyed br,.i visit with hIs old
time friend, @. ID. ffankin. Mr.
Ing was on his way hoIn. from a
tap 10 San Francisco.
Sheiu,sn Farr, OF the Sugar
Gazett, was county seat visitor
,.sterdey on business, and made
thu / KlBUSE Office iraternal call.
Sugar Citt's water bond election
comes oil today, and Mr. Farr,
WHO has been 10 favor OF the bond
issne, exprt ssei the opinion that
,he proposition would be defeated.
The rJoi OF the new opera house
IL receiving the finishing touches,
and viii be completed IN day or
Two. |, viii TIE covered " tn a
composition OF asnesios and ielt
and sp. inhlrd with sand This
structure ni the roof gives the
building a very impoTns appear
anC..
La Junta tribune., 1901-07-24
sesoo, Of loeomo.,.. Running.

The air brake instruction car OF
the International Correspondence
Schools, OF Scranton, Pa, has
been in the city for several days
and will remain during the balance
OF the week. 1t is in charge OF
w Fl. Foster and cosps Of as
Sistapts, and Tree lectures are de-
livered every evening in the car to
railway employees and any who de-
sire to attend. The school has
about one hundred students in this
CITY who are receiving instructions
by correspondence.
This car is we'll equipped with
everything pertaining to the man.
agement and running OF a locomo-
tive, and the instructors are en-
abled TO give practical demonstra-
tons TO railway employees. The
course is very popular with loco
motive firemen and engineers, en-
abling firemen to properly perform
their duties and pass the examine
tions necessary to promotion,
while the engineer is fitted to pass
any railway examination. II you
are Of mechanical turn Of mind.
you will be we'll repaid by visit
to the car.
La Junta tribune., 1901-07-24
soms MORE LOCAL nsns.
paIton,s pha1maey ior drugs.

I
psriors for baths.
Old papers for sale at this ofiice,
30 cents per hundred.
For fresh bread. pies or cakes go
TO Fishers postoiiic. news stand.
J Bargains IN new aud 2-fsted
wheels Remember we are never
undersold. .-Downer
Gem Flour" best in the market.
Every sack guaranteed or money
refunded La lunts Milling Co.
George Cunning and '.fiypo"
are in the Nine Mile country on
weeh $ hunting and fishing expedi.
ton.
Mrs. Emma McGinn returned
Monday night from bret visit t.
Cripple Creek aud the mountain
districts.
Twenty chat,el mortgages OH
sugar beet crops were filed in the
county clerks Office yesterday
morning.
Fox LopGERs ONLy-Nicely fur
uished rooms; good location; close
IN; terms reasonable. Inquire OF
K. l.. Chatter.
Mrs. Hiscock. mother oil Ed and
VIII HIscock. and weli-knomn in
this city, died at the home OF her
son IN Colorado City last week.
Dr. ]. 5. Mckinney, OF Las
Animas. an osteopsthic physician
by profession. was in the city yes
terday looking about with a view
TO locating.
!. w. Gorsuch, head blacksmith
at the local shops, purchased the
Ed Ferrell property on Colorado
avenue one day this week. IL is
loo ated on the corner south OF the
Baptist church.
Engineer l.. Spalding and
iamii>s, who have been visiting re-
latlves in Indiana during the pas
month, returned home last Satur-
day morning.
W. p. Sheetz IS helping on, in
the Office OF the county treasurer.
The second half of the taxes for
1900 will be due August ist, and
business will be lively in tha, Office
for the next month
w. c. Cunning and family
left Monday morning by the over
land route TOR La Veta pass to en-
Joy an outing in 'he mountain dis
,ricts. They expect to be absent
a month or six weeks.
+. X. Hofmire returned Mon
day morning from Colorado City.
where has been during the pas,
week attending his father, smes
Hofmire, who is in very ieeLle
health.
James McGlnnis and family re-
turned last Saturday from Topeka,
where the family had the misfor-
tune to lose their youngest child
during their visit. The baby was
buried in Topeka.
Hodges & Crockett requ,s st the
TRIBUNE to announce that this is
positively their last week in busi
ness in La Jun,a. II you d sire
tn secure bargains in the millinery
line do not fail to call and see
them.
Superintendent OF the various
departments Of the Pueblo state
fair were announced in Mondays
Chieftain. James McNeen, of this
city, has been named as superin-
tendent Of the department OF man
ufac,ures.
Grant Bridgman purchased the
Swink blacksmith shop last week,
and took charge Monday morning.
Mr.. Bridgrnan has decided to re-
tire from the railroad business for
time. and work at his old trade
once more. He has an excellent
field for the business, and we hope
to see him prosper.
La Junta tribune., 1901-07-24

in this vinicity bought their clothes from
us this season, and we now give yon an
opportunity to buy swell Cashmere
English or Scotch Cheviot. or fine hard
finished Worsted Suit, at a price for
which greatly inferior qualities are usu.
,ll, s,l1
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Ell sEVRNING STAR,

Dice este diario que, mientras
el gobiernO pasa ell tempo en- di
mes y diretes, los puertor riqueflos
luchan por resolver ell problema,
habiendo va alcauzado de los impor
tadores Ia promesa de no introducir
cafe del Brasil nj de ningun otro
pals.
Cuando vuelva reunirse ell Con
greso, Ia isla pondra en- juego todas
sus infiuencias para conseguir de
aquel alto ORGANISING alguna ley que
proteja la industria cafeteria. Indus
triA que ha causado gran importan-
cfa ,por muchos amos, Ia cual rindio
pingiis ss benedcios en- tiempos de
Espana, donde Sc importaba libre
de derechos ell sabroso fruto puertor
rriquefo.
"Los Mercados de Espana, ter
nina ell "Star" quedaron practica.
mente cerrados para la isla despues
de la guerra; este pals, que no esta
acostumbrado al cafe, tampoco 10
comprs, y Ia industria ha mpezado,
necesariamente, decaer.
CAFE MALO
El pueblo americana, en- gene
raj, no podra nunca apreciar el cafe
de Puerto Rico. Els precise que 10
sepa ell pals Esta gente toma por
cafe un brevaje Internal, IN coci
mieuto de grano de la peor calidad,
mezclado con achicoria y otras sus.
tancias por el estilo.
Los precios del detalle varian
aqui desle 12 hasta 40 centavos Ii
bra, tostado y molido. Els claro que
la inmensa m ayorfa del pueblo, ricos
ypobres, preferen las classes bara
tas, Tuestase Ell grano hasta dejarlo
oscuro, no negro, y Sc muele en-
granos grande, nunca en- polvo.
Como si esto fuera POGO, fabrtca
Sc ahora un llamado cafe scereal,,
que es un compuesto infame ore de
todo tiene menos de cafe. Ell nuevo
producto ha tenido bnena acogida
en- ell pdblico, 10 que atribuyo, prime
ro, al NAL gusto de los americanos,
y segundo, al bajo precio de aquel.
Washington, Agosto.
49,, Lopez Natssa:
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mo hombre, no como rey, y Nd tuvo
ningdn otro amor duraute toda su
vida Ella era capaz de una passion
honda, y teria sentimientos tiernos.
Sus relaciones con el rey pesaban
sobre su cerebro y gu coraz0n, y
muchas veces trat6 de romper los la
EOS que 4 81 10 ataban, retirandose a
un convento.
Pero las tentativas del rey eran
premiadas por Ell regreso de ella,
pues su amor hacfa Luis era mas
fuerte que su conciencia. No fu6
ambiciosa como la Montespan, nj
egoista, nj suspicaz. La Montespan
cultiv6, en- verdad la admistad de La
Valliere, para suplantar esta como
favorita del rey.
Alguuos escritores opinan que
La Valliere Sc retro a un convento
en- ell cual muri6, por causa de la
frialdad del rey hacis ella, cuaudo
este Sc enamoro d. la Montespan.
Parece que ell rey apreciaba la ver
dad y la belleza en- las mujeres, pc
ro era debit en- el amor, y capaz de
admirar varias q la vez.
AL fin, cuando enferma de re-
mordimientos y ansiedad, pidi6 La
Waller permiso de nuevo para reti'
rarse a un convento, Ell rey, fascina'
do por la hermosura mas esplendo
rosa de la Montespan, no puso re-
paro q tai petici6n. 81 deseaba, sin
embargo, que La Valliere escogiera
alguna 6rden, en- la cual pudiera
distinguirse, pero ella, verdadera
arrepentida no quiso,
Antes de eutrar en- ell claustro,
Sc arrojo los pies de la reina, le
pidio humildemente perdon por to.
dos los pesares que ella le habia
causado. En- 1875 fae cuando ingre.
So en- las Carmelitas de la calle ST,
Jacques, los 81 amos de edad. tom6
al velo en- presencia de toda la corte
ymurio en- 1910, cinco anos antes
que ell rey.
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La Valliere,
faYOrita de Luis XIV.

Luis XIV tuvO muchOs amores
durante su reinado, pero estos pue-
den dividirse en- tres periodos linden
ti6cados con tres mujeres famosas,
notab!es por su belleza. Su juven :
tud y periodo de aspiraciones giran
alrededor de la brillante belleza y
delicado encanto de La Valliere, su
esplendor y triunfo Sc dirige q los
encantos maduros de la Sra Monies.
pan; y su sombra y decadencia Sc
hallan unidas & la inteligencia astu-
ia y rigida devotion de la Sra.
Maintenon Ell rey como Carlos II
de Inglaterra Sc vefa atraido hacfa
Ia belleza personal, pero q difereu.
cia de 81 no se contentaba con una
Venus muda. Sus amadas necesita
ban poseer ana brillante lnteligen
cia y un claro juicio para altar la
fantasia de aquel.
Francisco de la Baume, creada por
al rey Marquesa de la Valliere, perte
necia a una noble familia establecida
en- Turene hacia mucho tempo. Era
bonita y de talento no comun.
Aunque pequefia, parecia una
0nuS. Jus o III u'6OS Ia 1I0Lu0O0u &ln
pequef1a La VavIiieres Tepfa for.
mas redondeadas, hermosa conf1e-
xion, peio ru bic, ojos azules y una
soErisa tierna y modesto, y muy
bien calculada para cautivar a un
joven principe. La Sra. Largne
presenta el siguiente retrato de La
Valliere: ELS una pequef1a violeta
que Sc oculta bajo la yerbs, y Sc
avergiienza de ser la duefla del rey,
y tam bien de ser madre sin haberse
casado. <Nunca tendremos otra
forma en- tai molde.s
- %Cuando 81 rey vic por vez pri
mera aFrancisca de ia Baume en- la
corte, enseguida Sc enamor6 de
ella. Tan POGO trabajo Sc tom6 en-
ocultar sus sentimientos, que su
madre le hizo algunas reconvencfo'
ne, sin resultndo alguno. Este sen
timieuto fne correspondido por la
SRA de la Banms, qu;ep 10 amo CO.
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Consul ltorio.
F. Alcaraz Yauco.

Para hacer la pomada India Sc
mezcla a 100 gram6s de manteca de
cerdo purifcada y rs de sebo de car
nero tambien purifcado. Is de cera
blanca, 10 de benjui, 6 de aceite de
recfpo un decfgrAmo de almizcle,
para 10 que Sc empieza fundir ell
Eebo, Ia cera y la manteca al banjo
de maria, Sc mezclan separadamen.
to en- IN mortsro los otros ingredjen
tes, y una vez consegnido So mez
clan alas grasasI dejandolo todo
en- infusion unas dos horas, al cabo
de las cuales SO decanta el lfquido
funiido Sc af1aden los aceites esen
ciales siguientes: 4 decigramos de
cada uno de- los de verbens, clavillo
canela doble, s dec1gramos del
de espliego y 2 del de limon mez
clandolO bien.
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Sc supone generalmente que Ia
Marquesa de la Valliere fue la ma
Dire de sEl hombre de la ~ 4scara de
hero, que fu6 confinado q una for
taleza y condena1o a llevar una
mascara que ocultara su rostro.
La seflorita de Blois casada con
un sobriro del principe de Cadiz
fue tambien hija de Luis XIV y Ia
Marquesa de La Valliere. Fue trata'
da por su padre con la misma consi
deraci6n que una hija legftima. Su
canastillo fue magn1fico, y las fes-
tas del matrimonio verdaderamenta
magnffcas.
Su madre era entonces monjs,
viva separada de sus hijos, y va
puede suponerse sus tristes senti-
mientos cuando en- su estrecha zelda
Sc enter6 de los detalles de la fiesta
de bodas.
Fyederaque Seege9',
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NUEVO 0H01EL OLIMP0''
SAN ROE

El dnico mejor HOTEL que Sc h
ecnstruido en- esta Isla, .propio para este
climas,
A CINCO MINUTOs de la Capital, en-
carros electicos que pAsan por delante del
Hotel cada 10 MINUTDS.
Jardines, Parques, Kiosko, luz electri-
ca demas adelantos modernos. Rebaja
en- precios las familias.
Tiene ademAs una empresa de coches
os precios siguientes:
De Capital Santurce vice
versa 8 /.
Ida vuelta 1.5
De Capital Martin Pc
ia, ida vuelta 2. 90
A Rio-Piedras 3. 90
Por horas un peso una.
Tel6fono 101 Apartaos7.