The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-28


Chaplain couden the blind minister prays the
House Representatives. Is candidate
chapaincy OF Senate left vacant by the rcsg
nation Of Chaplain Milburn who is also blind
What do want to so to the Senate for, asked
Representative Cannon OF the Chaplain why do
want to leave the flower garden House for the
graveyard of the Senator
Il know said the blind Chaplain, but fellow stays
longer a graveyard than in flower garden
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Representative Bidder of the House and met
Representative Nevin going
What are they doing in there Jake:" asked Nevin
Amos Allen of Maine has got big bill that cuts
lets OF ice
Nevin interested
lis that sou he inquired. What IS It about
provides for icebreaker in the Penoeseot river
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Sam Davis of Carson City writes of John Macksy:
II Msckay to get check for poor
widow. A check for go is the best You can
have for this other if you let her know
where the money don't dare to ask
me another cent for you won't get il
Il agreed give him and accordingly
cashed and took roll of bills down and
personally handed them 10 the widow
Where did this money come from. Mr. Davis? she
asked.
oh answered ca-eiessly a bunch of your friends
here in Carson made up purse for you
WE'LL said looking earnestly for min
ute you go tell Mr.. Mackay that shah thank
him my dying day
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Hero is the advertisement OF a hotel Hotel
in den Koophandel Place yanderzweep. ones face
the Station (rsiway) osend Tennous from Peter Van
Houtappei Telephone S Breakfast from
O'Clock morning ordinary TO / o'clock Pot
tage: plains and legue Dessert: Beefsteak
the potato. shilling al whole hour ten pence MIX
coffee the country and outiandsh
know the precise difference between Bel
sian beer and outsndish beer.
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When President Roosevelt his flying trip Chat
tanooga one points interest included n
his entertainment Lookout Mountain standing In
solemn majesty yellow ribbon of the Tennessee
From it mountains hills valleys OF states
seem to blend glorious harmony Down at the base
rushing Tennessee twists into Mecca
sin heel and ankle all sharply dcinedChat-
tanooga bend OF the ankle and waving fields OF
grain N itself
party stood awed by the majestic beau
of the Said with an appreciation Of the
curious:
The rver-see? perfect foot"
Yes remarked President Roosevelt even TO the
the toe
A certain officer brought home with him South
intelligent but iiliterate Kafr servant
one day recently. he reading book. the
caught Pete pepng his shoulders and asked
him what he wanted
well, what is it?'
Il has reading hooks and de like. an jes
know which it is yes reads-de white or the
black"
DR. w. O. Mcdowell tells this In the great Missouri
strike first peacemaker and afterward ar
bitrator in employees. In the preliminary
both President Jay Gould and Director Rus
told OF their early struggles and expert
ences among other things how they had been induced
the and out in the world for them
selves said that it churning that settled
the matter for Mr.. Gould. and Mr. Gould said that 1t
picking that ended farming for Mr.. Sage
Later Mr. Sage before his full board: The
American wokmen is that they never
al rotor tod Mr. SaUc
this. for IL American workmen all salts
Gould would still be churnng and picking
stone that New York farm"
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1 coming along New Jersey avenue. the other
day" Dubois and two little boys
playing horse. thought One boy In a small cart
and the other boy drawing him Trailing along be-
hind the cart "A disconsolate- looking little
Girl OF the little boys. stopped the boys,
whom 1 knew. and said 10 OF them:
Tommy, what you playing?
playing automobile replied Tommy.
Well asked. why you let sister play tOo?'
She is playing said Tommy She's the gasoline
smell -
kpIinGs THE Rowers"