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The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1901-08-06
500 Reward. 500.

The readers of this paper viii be
pleased to learn that that there Is at
least one dreaded disease that science
has been able to cure in all its stages
and that is Catarah Halls Catarrh
Cure is the only positive cure now
known to the medical fraternity. Ca
tarrh being a constitutional disease, re-
quireSa constitutional treatment. Hall 5
Catarrh Cure Is taken internally, act
ing directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces Of the system, hereby destroy
ing the foundation of the disease, and
giving the patient strength by building
up the constitution and assisting nature
in doing its work The proprietors
have So much faith in its curative pow
ers, that they offer one Hundred Dol
lars for any case that it fails to cure
Send for list of testimonials.
Address. f. J. CHENEY x Co.,
Toledo, Ohio.
Sold by druggists, 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the best
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1901-08-06

All persons who ore indebted TO
the City of Brownsville for any
Taxes, for any of the years from
A. ID. 1894 to a ID. 1899, both
years inclusive, or the owners of,
or interested in, any property
within tie limits or said City, up
on which any such Taxes for any
of said year> are due, are hereby
notified th,; the Delinquent Tax
Rolls for SAID years have been pre-
pared by the City Assessor, and
are now in the hands of said City
Assessor. and Of a Special Com
mlttee composed of Aldermen Ben
jamin KOwaISki, Jose Celaya, Cele-
donio CARA aud VaIentin Gavlto,
duly, appointed by the City Coun-
ell Of said City Of Brownsville,
and subject at all times, until the
First, (lSt), day Of August, A. ID
1901, t. the inspection and eXamI-
aation Of any such persons inter
eSted therein, for the purpose of
such inspection and examination.
And thereto, that if any such DE
Iinquent Tax Payer, or interested
party, desires any correction made
on said Rolls, touching any Taxes
which they are shown by such
Rolls to owe, or thereon charged
against any property in which they
are interested that they make and
file, on or before the First (1SO,
day of August a. ID. 1901, with
said City Assessor, or said Com
mlttee, their request, In writing,
specifically setting forth any OBJ
lection which they may have to
such Rolls, touching any Of such
matters aS they may have an inter
est in, setting forth wherein such
Rolls are not correct, or wherein
they may wish any matter changed
or corrected, in order that all such
objections may be duly considered
by the said Council of the City of
Brownsville, and all such correc-
lions made on said Rolls, as may
be proper and just in the premises,
before their final approval by the
said City Council of the said City
of Brownsville.
This Notice Is published by Or
der of the City Council of the City
of Brownsville.
FRANK CHAMPION,
City Secretary.
Brownsville. Tex, July Doth, 1901.
Educate Your Bowels With CascareIs.
Candy Cathartic. cure constipation forever.
i0c. &c II C. c. c. fail, druggists refuno money.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1901-08-06

PljREl Y FER SON AL.

Mrs. A. Bollack is visiting Point
Isabel.
AMisS Pamela Belden is visiting
the POint.
E. NJ. l.. Williams is in town
from his ranch near Arroyo.
Mrs. f. Yturria has returned to
her summer home on Brazos island.
Mrs. McGovern has gone to
spend d week with friends at the
Point
Mrs. G. WaI-genbach returned
today from a brief visit at the
seaside.
Mrs. Wise aud little daughter
Amy returned today from IL visit
To the Point.
Misses Wells and Bates returned
to the Point last evening. after
brief stay III town
Mrs Geo Stowe and daughter
returned to Padre Island last even
lug, after day in town
". y. Parks was accompanied
from the Point this morning by
Mrs Parks and the children.
H. b. Rentfro, ST.. Capt. Cooper
Walker, ie0. Seaman, Joe Sher-
wood, and Master Freddie Neale
came in from the Point this morn
ing.
Joe Bailack, Ludwig DreyfuS,
Edgar WOodhouSe, Master l. Still
man. Geo Seaman, + Garriga and
S. Valdez. j., were among the
coast bound passengers last even
ing
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1901-08-06
Don't Accept a Substitute !

When you ask for Cascarets be
sure you get the genuine Cascarets
Candy CathartiCl Don't accept
fraudulent substitutes, limitations or
counterfeitsi Genuine tablets stamp
ed c. C.. G. Never sold in bulk.
All druggists, IoC.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1901-08-06
Jurors For District Court

Following is list of the grand an,
petit jurors drawn for the term of dis
trict court of Cameron county. com
menclng- September ?. 1901:
GRAND JURY.
r Champion T Glavecke
VIM III Schmidt Christian Hess
Frank Champion Jacob Schwartz
Benz Kowalski George 7 Krausse
II IL heyes Oliver | Hicks
Manuel Molina CH Thorn
Aaron Turk James Conner
Gavino Vasquez JF Avery
PETIT JURORS FOR 2ND. WEEK
NJ Cornelo Frank Alcedo il
Manuel Delgado P Rodriguez
Joseph Bennett Alex Stigger
FRANK Prior Victor Egly II
George More Chas Falp0uf ST
JACOB Brendel AnastaciO TTevinO
Refuglo Cantu Frank Garriga
Anderson Guadalupe Saenz
Manuel Barcenas II Sherwood
John MuSel f Levrier
Julian Vera & w Starck
j u Alamla Theodore Holland
Alex MllStead John Natus
Joe MOrelOs VI Fernandez If
} , Scrlvner George Johnston
Auto Atkinson Frank Lucena
RodOlfo JasO John Haranboure
Philip Barbour. II BrOughton
PETIT JURORS FOR THE 3RD. WEEK.
Valentin Tamayo W B Austin
Reuben Thomas Oscar Sauder
Henry Doll w \ Neale
A L Franklin Louis Charay
Martin Hill i w r COwen
Rafael Gutierrez + Rivadulla
Nalentn Cantu Joseph Vivier
Z | Hicks w Haggstrom
jules Richards Eulogio CARA
Joseph Kuck l. J Hynes
Henry Williams w S COrkill
Henry Mix Prince Merry
VIM RauSOn William DOrsett
II Grunewald : Valdez ST
JOS Champion George A Michel
NJ Werblsk Macedonia Garcia
Frank Parker VIM Holland
NJ Allen Robert Stillman
PETIT JURORS FOR It'll. WEEK.
Vicente Tamayo JOS Z Moody
J p Cottingham Juan Trevino
NJ O'Brien John SimO
Felipe NuneZ + Pecina
Limo Delgado Manuel Tamez
Antonio ESparza Jose q Anorga
John McGOvern Vicente SandOval
" w Stocking Federico RendOn
H WOodhouse Faustino Rendon
Antonio Milstead Jose Ramirez
Frank Gains 81 Dworman
Arthur Lightburn Cristobal Longoria
Emil COmbe NJ \ Saldana
Frank Rabb + NJ L Williams
Julian Vera b + Thomas
Edward Wren Severe Fernandez
Abe Wright Peter Lambert
Nestor Alcala ErnestO HZnaga
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1901-08-06
Notice.

Andres Fierling has moved his
tailor shop from It's former lOca
ton on 10Th street to the building
near the lee factory on Levee street,
between 18th and 18th. streets,
where he will be pleased to serve
his patrons as usual
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1901-08-06
NOTICE DELINQUENTS.

To All Parties Delinquent in the
Payment of Their Taxes Due the
City of Brownsville, for Any of
the Years From A. ID. 1884 to
y. ID. 1899, Inclusive.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1901-08-06
TUESDAY. AUGUST 6. 1901.
ABOUT TOWN.

rushing passenger business nov.
Corn is selling here now at Sc. 90
per cayga, and retaiIs at IS cts. a
peck, or atmkd.
As an item of local interest, read
the city ordinance that made It's
first appearance III yesterdays
HERALD.
The list of grand and petit jurors
drawn for the approaching term of
district court appears elsewh ere in
this evenings HERALD.
The postponed battle of bats be
tween the soldiers and the tOwm
nine will come off next Sunday af-
ternOon at Santa Cruz, weather
permitting.
Some of The uERALD'S friends
have been quite kind since the
editors departure, in assisting the
editor pro tenn. by furnishing news
items, and the pro tenn is very
grateful to them.
The schooner Beacham, from
New Orleans, with merchandise,
arrived at BrazOS Santiago this
morning, and came inside the bar
at 1925. The LuzOn was alongside
of the Beacham at - a.. lighter
ing her cargo.
Lieut.. Pickel of The Twelfth
Cavalry will relieve Lieut.. Fergus
son. He will leave San Antonio
tomorrow for Brownsville, and
Lieut.. FERGUSON will probably
leave here by the middle of next
week The many friends the
latter officer has made during his
comparatively brief tour at Fort
Brown regret sincerely that he Is
to leave this post.
There are a good many people in
Brownsville who borrow their
neighbours copy of The HERALD,
instead of subscribing for it them
selves, although fully able to do
so. If they would take Il short
while off, and count how few Eng
lish reading families there are here
who are able to take the paper, and
then deduct a large percentage for
those who, like themselves, are
borrowers, possibly they might do
ms the justice to come and enroll
their names as paying subscribers
In most small towns, it is IA rare
thing that families who are at all
well-to do do not take their local
paper-and pay for it.
A couple who were married III
Brownsville over a week ago went
to the country ut once for brief
lama de miI. 1t happens that one
Of the couple had heen married
Formerly, aud there is local chs
ton, amongst the MexicanS of Civ
ing charivarl to the widow or
widower who ventures second
time ON the matrimonial sea. SO
las, night. when II WAS learn' q
that the pair had returned, Il parry
usnt "a their residence om Wash
linr,nI street, IN the suburbs,
ARMED with tin cans, nX-hellS, TIN
rarS. kettles. aud Other musical
instruments. and gave Them Sere
made The bride and groom took
:, r.od neturrily, though they did
NO, 81, en- mp. allowing ne m"h
>, ,mnse themselves. until they
grew nred and withdrew.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1901-08-06
OVAL
Baking Powder
Absolutely Pure
For Over Fifty Years

Mrs. WINsLow'S Soothing Syrup has
been nSed for over fifty years by mil
lions of mothers for their children while
teething, with perfect success. 1t
sOotheS the child, Softens the gums. al
lays al pain; cures wind collie, and Is
the best remedy for Diarrhoea twill
relieve the poor little sufferer imme-
diately. Sold by Druggists in every
part Of the world twenty-five cents a
bottle BE sure and ak for Mrs.
Wmslow' Soothing Syrup" and take
no other kind
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-08

/ Hale CorIey had word that Chicago
I bureau was going 20 ncsts -2eea innii-
grants IN this part OF Kansas. They
+ didn't come.
At the home OF Ar and Mrs. J. P Fur
( long Mr. - J. BurreH and Miss G.
( Rhoades Grant were married. Reverend
+ Post officiating The guests we're 1fr. and
Mrs Hiu. Mr. and Mrs Heller Mr.. snd
Mrs Tucker. Dr. ard Mrs. Gross. Mr..
and Mrs. Din. Mr.. ard Mrs Davidson. Mr..
and Mrs Morris. Mr, and Mrs. Carter.
Mrs Hunter. Mrs S5oadarl. Ar and
Ms. Hoss. Reverend Shipper. Mr.. and
/ Mrs Foster. DR.. and Mrs smith 1fr. and
AIrs- NfaIoney. Mr. ard Mrs. Bug5ee Mrs
Russell Dr.. and Ms Terrin. Mrs. Hale.
Miss Hale. Miss Foster. Mss HeIiar. Mr..
and Mrs. C. Mum. Mr. and Yrs. PIttil-
ger. Reverend ard Mrs Jones. Mr. aad
Ms. Champion. Mr.. and Mr. Waller. Mr..
and Mrs. Gallant, Reverend and Mrs.
Post. Mr. and Mrs. snythe. Professor
CroweH. 1Ir. r. z. A. smith. Mr.. A. Fur
long and Nj. j. Waller.
Miss r A. Bullock went east 70 pur-
chase goods for AIcnson < McNamsra
Mss Daisy Bird entertained Her
guests were Misses Lulu Hattoa. Grace
Burs0n. Jessie Srangier. Flossie Richt-
Grace York. Cara Pritchard. Flossis
Guthrie. Katie Lee. Zulu bennett. Anna
Shuban. Mabel Smith. Dora and Ella AIc-
Nair. Lizzie Roach. cora Bird. and Mas
Ter Charles smythe.
Edgar shaw celebrated his birthday
with the following guests: Ed G0uld. Par
Gould George Trone. Charles Emmons,
Frank Rice. Misses Ella Gould. Jennie
Troue, Lulu Hoover Fernis Hoover.
Maud Stotts or Hutchias0n. Salisbury.
Gertfe and Cora shaw. Alice Hammers.
Barbara McC1iutoch. M-ssrs. Fred Nc
ClIntoch. Leonard sIcCuntoch. Leon Geis-
sndorf. J. e.. Hammers and Marry Mar
gus OF Clearwater
The FIRST mberry-g o-round - run hy
steam struck town and was very popular.
George Ross celebrated bis birthday
with a party. His guests we're Misses
Mae Wright. Carrie Wright. Lula Shep-
herd. Beatrice Rich Grace Yount Mabel
Ayres. Grace Johnson. Ola Coen. Bertha
Reese. Lizzie Miller. Cora Einksi. Gcrris
8IcCououEh. Lulu and Llliy Bern. Ida Io-
seph. Jessie and Harry Hannah. Earl
Harrle. Phillips Alexander. John Pa-iSin-
son. Charles Gum. Kenneth Fossef. VIII
McFerran. Wilbur Coen. Harry Fuller.
Ray Taylor. Ed and clyde Ford. John
BRAN. John Noble. Charles Joseph. WI
Osborne and Fred Heller.
-. w Johnston and family moved into
the Carlisle home on North EmDoriz ave-
nue..
G. ". Foster died At his home on North
Walnut street
suss Della smoke went 10 Klnghsher @
teach school.
Or. and slrs. 7. IS. Klrkwoot enter
tasred. Their guests were Messrs. ard
3Iesdares Corwiu. Russel. Ho.Itay. Cali
houn. Herman. Grimes. Aiezarcer. Burke.
Gehrinr Graham. shockey. sexton. Card
ner. Copeland. Hltchings Singleton.
Hagan. Butler. Fuiler. 8Fnacy. Ri1h-
m0ud. Fegtiey. Mccoy: ard Mesar. pa-
Wis Mccoy, Morris. G. Il Burus and T.
BuTns.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-08
An UNIQUE WICHITA ORGANIZA-
TON

tt IS strange but practically true that
more Wichita people are interested in get
ting deceatlv 70 the grave than % points
beyond There is no church in the city
promising salvation after death that has
as many members as the Mutual Burial
association. II has now nearly 500 mem
bers and is the strongest organized body
fra Wichita not excepting the political
parties. II IS said 70 be growing VITA
extraordinary rapidity. u IS a unique
institution and that il has proved 60 be
good thing goes without saying II has
already buried eleven OF IRIS members and
the maximum cost 70 each member up 70
date IS a cents The association VIII.
upoa the death u each member over ten
wears or age. give funeral service 20 the
vsIue of $40 70 the family. This includes
= caslCet. a hearse. under-alzers services.
q family carriage ard such other service
as VIII come vitnin the Limit provided-
the sum appropriated f1- the burial Of
person less than ten years 81 axe e 81
II addition q the above great many =
the members turn out % the funeral ard
taken all il all il Is good thing v-irh
mutual benefit associations that VIII bury
one when he "a dead ard provide f0r his
family after death ths average wichita
ua1 ought 10 BE- EspFF-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-08
Q Q Q

piRs AZ Lawrence. net the great. the
one jim Lane" him who. PreEns tells
Is. shouted % a cro-Ed. which had d.
nouncea him as a u1urserer. that he BAD
taken his ciay-bank bsrse f-ora t1a dei1
and sold T. 70 help sonse women <oani ?
herary. thereby occasioaizz the uc0 d
drown his voice with cheers. The seu-
ator's Versoualigy az once drew unto hiru-
self this youns pioneer who followed
Lane n 'Tha var between rhe states
AID soooed IKE 3 enid whsn be heard
q Lanes tragic enA 7 asked lin nnea
WY Lane could bold and sxay crows.
rs eyes brighgeeed. he parted his Iius
% speak. hesitated. then salf. .Be-
cause Be was Jim Lares That rentals
ne that the night after Ingalls, died. Co.
oneI MEuiocS VAS taking 81 IaaSls.
Lane ard Kansas; heiag asked AJAX sazs
question about Lane peculiar uozer. "a
hooked afar. stroSea BIS chsn and. turn
Ing - ne. said; I don't snow. unless =
was magnetism
But 70 return . re younx pioaser.
The Northeastern portion q Kansas b.
came too thicklv po7uiassa % SIT hlrs.
ard 81. in about S. ~ arrived IN ths
southern part Of TIE state ana became
ere q the founders - Wichita re Vas
TIRE friend ard adviser - the rcurh.
border characters. out when they moved
n Dodge cIfy. Re remained sehia6. ~
vas surrouaded hy family COW. and nct
free % rome However. he rna6s a EooE
iIvinE and vas happy untu about IS.
when the inelEx q humanity commenced
and things IN general underwent a
change. The old division Or society. tnas
IS the moral the respectable as dls4ir~
gulshea from the iEaEsorai. The disreEaita>
BILE, save way &C. q new regime thar
emulated metropolitan manners. meo
were no longer Judged according 20 tnesr
true worth. BAT By sueer0clal cl,aatsas.
polish veneer supplied al intrinsic dss.
ciencies- That was iast whac seeused -
him. for ia his vocahairy reansmeesr AS
synonymous with elaascudatlon- Suavs
gentlemen. e1eminete creatures. unssr.
mined him: De DID not then earn enough
70 maintain bis family as he was vxnnt n
DC. he had 70 property 60 AL az set
tious valuation: ~ lad 10 bent towarf
speculation. he v4s behlud TIE tlr,-.' -
realised that when he Thought q tAs ar.
fere7ce between the scholarly Ingalls, ans
the unccuth Lane He thea wert 20 q
mining t1wu IN Colorado. but discovered
De- was TOO Old. SO he cane home aas
died. seemingly - no cause"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-08

When awake he answers n pa1soni-s
Numerous schemes have been devised 10
Set him 70 speak. bur hz meets them al
with closely pressed lips
one DAY last week Warden Jswert
talked % the convict. Who - vs-y IN
dus1rious. and asked him WHY he would
not talk He shook his had. Iewett
ssksd him fo- The story ~ his life ard
the convict said IA pantonnine that h.
would write X out. 50 the other day be-
resolved letter frgrn the convict. wh8
told this curious thing He said he had
two men in his body. ore was a rascal
the other 3 gentleman and Christina. He
said tnev were fighting. ard thar at pres
ent HE gentleman vas on tor. He didn't
know how long the gentleman woEld b
there. but that II he ever gor out of the
pelitentisry be was going % Try a
scheme. he was soing % 50 down 20 an
island he knew Of IN The Gulf q Mexico
and establish q world a his own. Il
the gentleman ruled there all right: but
II the rascal got the upper hand and took
charge o. things. he Eeuld set his H.
fernL threat cur.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-08

take their week on and paint the towns
they visit all kinds OF tashy red They
are By far greater money spendsrs than
any visitors Wichita has ever had
DISASTROUS VISIT OF SPARROWS
Rev NcCIu1g in addition 10 MS minis
te-ial duties this year did a little farming
IN the south part OF Town He fortunate
u secured about half an acre OF land IN
a low place and planted Eafzr corn n IT,
Il pr0Spered in such way As 10 make
The green hay tree family Jealous. PAT
Iealy saw Il and tunnel Z 20 account
Every Illinois farmer VINO came out 70
buy land was driven down down there
b. Pat in order that be might see The
p-uductive1ess Of the sou e drouEh-y
year That poor little farm looks worse
than thirty cents nOw. 4 swarm OF
sparrovs. estimated a. one million.
swoopsd down upon It and row IL IS as
bare as a goose egg There was az least
@ bushels OF seed IN the patch when the
spsrrows came ard when -hev departed
there wasn't a thimbls fun LETT This
disaster has stimulated agitation II Sfr-
Meetings. neighborhood against the Eng
iish sparrow ard lis extinction is threat
eEed by the demand 1or law giving q
bounty for killing the bircs.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-08

Tie hoVel men EiI lere- qs- tsisl1g
zHcut TIE undertaksrs z11gal STATE con-
reusiou held here lzst year. ore would
naturally suppose thst -eeuzg z M
lsr-akers Would - tame z14lr. PSI sza
meeting last vea- ulli - dcEn IN re az
1als - the hcteis IS re ltre4esz lodge
meeting . rhe -izstssrrh cen-urF b IS
se=er tee thas tss sane annals ul ~
ce-5 re zashts q Pvrh-as meeting -
ore u TIE z-Usst b Eae-aHT ssp-
zcsea taat ra= EziEats - PHRASES SIS q
Ha.re- 1sre at ar.aa1 n=-a-s -hsn azg
etaer saelsl o-zer oss5e - the Ess s
t,rr frot sz=e 6eeg Il saaw eozs1res
a r. the uazs-takers. Tss lartsr zss.
- 80 sal clr.zS tze rs-zlzzsr G. ~
Tszr "a. szsT s-szk lsoss Wa ne
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-08
Dows LITTLE WALNUT BOX

DOW $ LITTLE WALNUT BOX
BIZ Dow. peace 70 his ashes. was one
of the early DAY gamblers ~ Wichita
Re Gled By coming iu contact with q piece
~ lead in Arizona Ills boots were OH
Al The tine William Operated here Faro
vas the g7utieuan's game and noaoEv
could VERY wen lay cisln ~ being a Eer-
tleman until be went ~ against ~ Eet
IN those dear CID days gentlemen Eere
learer % rarure than thev are r1w ara
were rct ashamed IN acknowledge THAT
they they erte-talred thei- l.ttle s-7s-sfi-
ti01 that r silver far7 hex was q heodoc
Er Dow vas p nan who kept h.s 1rTrr
On the pulse az public sentiment He
found carre1rsr ard a piece ~ u1'-1t
bedstezd ard ll 70 sius ~ su % had g
wooden farm b1Z. he printed dodgers
announcing 1te fsct ars the people fecz-
- n hlm AS l1eE =og1 have 81 rhe
players we're lecEr. ahi-h justified tre-
s-perstiticn ard rha 5esler wa FRI bad
straits He had 611-te t har
ua5e and be ear il O. r-en-s Clty -
have whels ard attsr -sr-s nrf into
VrEen ~ ca-e BACK - Immediately
pressed Is ilfa sere ard fte ~
fertare tersu etz hzh C J
H1pa vas mayor ara - ET rr
rta- he vas r1r shre rs c-stlt1r-.ts
81 z-ss fez1 ~ g1z gn azz. tts ral-
n-- r0E Ee Eas G hz
EEt ard heE1 81 weu
- sszss ao~ fr-E e r- tt1r r-T
20 iaE Wei Ju s-sereI Bib
Do~. 3 an -1t prepared o. r7r 81 su
80 s.---.r. --rF rae SONY e-r--f4s re-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-08


/ Z know not why Il - thas Ia September
/ When the leaves first change TER xrscs
Tor rooes ~ brown.
/ And the birds ara daily whlss--izx a
I each other
OF a land q warmth AID nsnsAsas farsass
uas
that a fssiias q uarsss swesps Ger NJ
being.
Aaa tender wistful longing aus ny
heart
Flus ne throuEh and througA with sal
tho sweet enotisRs.
which 70 tongue 81 pea q H.lzs caa s'ea
impart
So s.t with earnest mlea and posaer
deeply.
Can up visions q Lifes sprsnstime-
happy days
tn al last say. These IonEiasz couo
from thinking
Z % thar youth that's gore. no power On
earsh O. stay"
Bat an ansaer comes-~If posesr zero
given yog from Heaven
To bring back your ch.ld-haca. onea
again lTe DER.
woulf you seize b and iaru back Sol
SCI Z could not.
Tao che eprng was sweet ua gone.
BRING it no more
Then 7 wander OF through aaTs q slss.
fsi Summer.
oh, those days 81 ianoceaca snd love.
rs s.rihoefs hiiFs.
WIEN ny san- ifs zenlth rrached "A
bathed fra STORY
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-08
AGENTS ARE PATIENT MEN.

A railroad man has to have patience
TOO. Agent L. p Delaney 7eas sitting iu
bis Office day or two ago when the
telephone bell rang. He answered it A
weak voice came from the other end say
ing. where does the train come back
What train2 he asked The santa Fsr
saw the weak voice. when doesn't come
back What mean is. when does IL re-
turn As there are about ten santa Fe
trains leaving Wichita daily Mr.. Delaney
vas puzzled. The weak voice could not
explain what 10 wanted ard hIr. Delaney
went 10 the drawer % see when his new
years pledge against swearing would r1r
OUT. Just then a boy came % the ticket
Office window and asked him how much
be could buy a hair fare ticket f9r. A
half fare ticket 10 what point7 3Tr. De-
laney asked TIE boy didn't know. 8fr
Delaney then told him ~ could buy &C.
~ half the price ~ the f1u fare and the
bog went away satisfied
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-08
-RE ROCKIES ARE THE HABITAT or
THE BEAR

TIE SILVER Tip. th= Cinnamon and Black
bar range AZ over Colorado. IRE Cha
non and black bear e. as - so1-h as
Texas, The silver ZIP SAYS hizh Up il TIE
rccSies, While the EriszlT IS further nor-h
8 wyoming and Nen-ana- D.. Wslt=r
u this ciry Is 81 enthusiastic hunter and
fisherman and gees every year u Cobra
60. where - spelzs several weeks his
vife always accompanies Elu ana see also
e1ceis il turing the EarT trou- fr0z his
chosen hsu1ts TlAs year th- doctor.
accompanied b. his father ard rotze-
Dr. joan 3En1iek ard vise, established
themselves psruazeac quarters ~ TIE
banks o. The FrzinE Pan RIVER n P4rcn
couatr. Cos1rlEo. The 1Ir1lszs have
suIt a sTluS BEAR usht hs-se -aree
years aga Dr. walter M'rr.ck TsrA MS
vie Ess n camp CT TIE Fryiag Pan
river -ezr Norris Colora1o. Z ts- pzrty
were O. x EszEsg az6 ~ssa DAVID