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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-08-27

Dear AHns Masse and N. B. Sisters:
hked tha peem which was sshoctesi frem
81 los.ir's" quotation book. After | read I;
thesc words caae 10 my mInd.
Though dead yea she speaketA-"
thank thst II each Of IS could have The last
lire
-IIsve faith Ia God and DO not worry
printed IA large leftsrs, and placed where we
should .ec 81 every day. we might learn a lesson
from IL. which wopli he blessing 10 us-
do enjey sister BE" letters. ard ! GhOuxhs
when read the description OF her sower gar
den a few weeks slnee. chat wo1A like 10 80
there And ssay whole week. providing thai
she tiAa "spase bedroom" fer me TO eccuFy
nights.
I never enjoy visiting where there is no spare
sieeping room. heeause. when Ii Gomez bedtime,
I always feei s. though ny 'roou" wogld he
more acceptable than my company.
'Eso" Inquired u any Of us had missed The
aufnsle bge. the pssG year or twe- do not
m'cr stost lssi gear, bus savs seen veIs
few shls car
read a hale verse LATELY. which thought
contained soae acnsss le advice. 50 ~lli pass
IL along;
"For every evil andeE the sun.
There's 4 remedy or THERE'S zone;
II there is ore. uy 10 and IL;
II there Is nOnc. never mind H.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-08-27

Deer NJ. p Fr5ends:
80 many opportunities are constantly
opening on the right hand and on the left
for us o @lend a haBdn that & IS no won
der we let some Of them slip, even though
we would DO the kindly deed II we bad
the time. mean nov that II Is fact
that we really dia not have the time.
For 10 me. who have cultivated the habit
Of @iending a hand, there Is always a
near by opportunity. Perhaps we some
times almost lose patience with those
who never seem ready to help anyons
else. but possibly their eyes have not
been trained 20 see tie need, and the
heart doesn't respond quickly in practical
sympathy. Some can see what peeds 10
be done, and with def touch csn give the
needed aid, where another would stand
heiplsssly by and admit with truth: 81
never thought of It."
Ale1ia has not only sent poem, but
also coed. encouraging letter, which
we shall ali be glad to read and rsmem-
Der.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-08-27

His mystic seal He sets on everything.
For great eaa small are one to visual
sense
And In the dust. upon AZ Insects wing,
As IN q world. We trace onanipotence.
Benjamin +. Leggett- =
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-08-27

stSPs the Cough and works or the Cold
Laxative EF1me-C ataine Tablets cure cold
IN one uay. No Cure no Pay. Price Is eents
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-08-27

Vacation time is here and the children
are fairly living cut OF doors. You need
only to guard Rgainst the accidents tnei-
dental 10 most open air sports. No REM
quickly stopping pain or removing danger
from cuts. scaids and wounds. sare cure
for piles and akin diseases. Draws out the
inflammation. Beware of countcrieits.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-18
Let abe a0GD DusT fwaas do y0a, we-k"


youthful freshness of his chorus girls
This beautiful chorus viii be at the
Toler Thursday evening next
Ella Wheeler Wilcox says: Laugh,
and the world laughs with you; weep.
and you weep alone" santanelh, the
raster hypnoast, says that these lines
impressed him so favorably that ne is
devoting his energies liz causing whole
cities to laugh. believing that he cures
more blues. drives away more i'll temper
and sends more contenteG people to bed
through his humorous exhibitions than
any man living. He maintains that if he
get the public laughing that he can get
their regard and thereby get more pro
pie interested in hypnotism than by any
other method known. Those who would
be jolly, who would smile, who would
laugh, prepare for a feast-beginning
Monday, November "a, and If SantaneIh
fails to give you the heaTtiest laugh of
your life, it win be because you are too
dyspeptic to live long IN this glorious
country SantanellTs audiences return
nightly, consequently there is z complete
change in the program at every exhibit
ton He treats his subjects as gentle
men, never causing them to do anything
humiliating AT Toler Auditorium. begin
ming Monday, November "a Ladies free
Monday evening under the usual condi-
lions
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-18
THANKS oF The FRISCO
Pat Healy Taken to Missouri on
Delicate Mission.

Pat Healy has returned from Missouri
where he showed" the Frisco how to
get right-of-way Between Monet and
Pierce City Frisco traffic is so great that
that company was compelled TO put in a
double track. There is an eccentric bend
in the road between those two points
that the Frisco aimed TO kill two birds
with one stone that is, 10 make the sec
ond track straight But the farmers
stood in their way and they could not
buy right-of-way from them for love or
money They heard of Pat Healys fame
as right-of-way "getter" and Vice
President Beggs telegraphed him week
ago last Saturday to go to Missouri and
talk to the farmers. Get right-of-way
for the shirt line if you can" said Mr..
Beggs; If YOU can't do that get right
of-way along the bend Tor a double
track 1t seems that the Frisco COM
pany could follow the cid line cheaper
than they could follow the short route
except for this that the work would so
far interfere with the normal traffic of
the road that 1t would cost more in such
interference than an entirely new line
for the same distance would cost. With
THESE limited lllSAIutLlollS L dL IAtdls went
into a strange land to buy right-of-way,
landing there Sunday morning. BY judi
cicus inquiries he ascertained that there
We're cnly two farmers along the proposed
straight line who were church members
and he started out TO DO business with
the ehers notwithstan ding the Sabbath.
Nc succeeded admirably till he came t.
the home of Mr.. Long. whose wife was a
church member and the preacher was
there for dinner. This preacher began to
knock on the proposition to buy risht-of-
way on Sunday. from the start. Pat
Eealy to counteract his influence with
Mr. Long pulled out a 500 bin and offered
it 10 the minister II he could hrd any
authority in the Bible prohibiting work
or Sunday. The minister was unable TO
do it. which tickled Long so well that ne
fixed the right-of-way matter on the spot,
and at noon Tuesday Mr. Healy had every
foot of the right-of-way secured Yes
terday he received letter from Vice
President Beegs thanking him for, and
complimenting him on, his success with
the Missourians.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-18
sAcKsET 20 GENIUS
Less Than $50 Heard Suzanne Adams
Last Might.

Less Than $50 Heard Suzanne Adams
Last Night.
The movement for high-class season at
fractions in wichita-so long and per
sistently demanded by the theatre-goIns
! public-received a shock last night which,
in all proba biity. will eliminate in the
| cancellation Of contracts made by Colonel
Toler OF the Auditorium, for great line
Of special season features. The Colonel
was surely discouraged. but friends urged
him 10 keep on in hopes that the public
viii soon realize that they cannot have
! first class attractions unless they patron
ize them.
Instead of 200 or 900 persons going TO
hear Miss Suzanne Adams last night. she
sang TO three tiers Of music lovers. there
| being less than 80 persons in the audi
ence. It was sad looking sight to see
! eco or 700 vacant seats in the body OF the
house No one could blame the weather
for it was an ideal night for an event Of
that kind. the house Deing very com
Portable and the moon shining bright and
cheerful.
The few who were present felt that
those who did not come had missed
rare treat but they We're not sorry for
them. They We're. however sorry FOR
Colonel Toler. FOR they fully realize his
efforts towards the Standardization OF at
fractions for Wichita.
Small as the audience was it cannot Be
said that It was not select On tEe con-
trary It was typical Of the musical culture
OF Wichita and the reception the star Of
the evening was given, was as hearty and
cheering as she could have expected. She
in turn sang as sweetly as IL the Auditc-
rum was crowded
Miss Adams is a beautiful singer and so
charmed her audience that the program
practically had TO be abandoned. encores
were so numerous Those In the audi
encc seemed 20 be unwilling % let her 90
of the stage and away from them. There
seemed TO b. mutual magnetism be-
tween those who listened and she who
sang. This evidently pleased Miss Adams.
for she was most gracious IN her respon-
ses 10 repeated eucores
The program As carried out included.
Rect and Aria" by Mozart: "Arie Des
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-18
RAILWAY MAIL SERVICE
Chief Clerk Reed Is Arranging Work
IF His CIarlg

clyde NJ Reed, chief clerk Of the rail-
way postof1ce service. is working on the
new time-card. which goes into effect on
the railways today. Hereafter the train
that leaves this city for the east at 1918
p. m, will leave at SIS. The train that
has been leaving Beaumont for O'Keene
in the afternoon. win hereafter leave in
the morning. There were several changes
on the branch lines. From now on the
mail clerks on the Hutchinson-Bla
run of the Santa Fe will run from New
ton to Blackwell instead of from Hutchin-
son. The change of time makes a great
deal OF work for the chief clerk, as he
must arrange the work Of the clerks in
such way as to give better service to
the public.
Yesterday Joseph Butterfeld of Luray.
Kan. was appointed a substitute mail
clerk and ordered to report to Mr.. Reed
for duty.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-18
A. the ToIer

iu the cast Of The Princess chic" are
several ~ the best known comic opera
favorites en- the s5ase. II hes always
keen the generous policy Of THE Princess
chic management to present the opera
with clover actors and actresses and the
dramatic personnel Of the opera IS sigui-
fc1rt II THE continuance NJ THIS business
0rincinle by Manager John Siocurn.
ThsaJre-soors Viii recognize with the
keenest pleasure the names ~ C.ristene
Hudson Joseph Aiirou. Edna Floyd Adele
Stoneman Walter A. Lawrence. Albert
aiahar Vera 2ffchelana. Beatrfz Michel
era. daughters ~ Fernando Anchelena.
The lannon's t-nor} Lyman w-heele- For
res- Hur ana John 2. Bartlett. as the
glsnce down Vhe program. The chorus s.
q contingency thas shoui3 roe be over
looked n up-to-date comic opera & hesy-
q pretty siris have become as neces-
sary r. this styie II erter.alnnen IS
brilliant scenery ana costumes \ rich
new frame 0iu tans lip an oid picture
bar It VIII not aeautify 81 and K &
beauty OF 5he stage that makes TIE
chorus attractive
MA2aEsr SlOcun pEidss himself ~ ihe
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-18
& 81 ~ 80 E ia.
a,.r.,ha = The Kind You Haze A.EsE asH-s
'i'a "a NzHAzzZM
FIT FOR FIRE MARSHAL
Mrs. Reed Adopts Unique Method Of
Smotherlnq a Blaze.


Through the presence OF mind OF Mrs.
Annie q. Reed. who keeps = roon1ing
house at go North Main street last
night prevented what might have re-
suited in a disastrous IRE was put out
without MUGS more Inconvenience than
this. that Mrs Reed had 70 borrow
some -four before she could get sup
per for the family. In room Il, on the
third floor a gasoline stove became IN
manageable. and the occupant. Mr..
Vincent instead Of throwing II out OF the
window. attempted to carry It down
three flights OF stairs. on the TOP sight
Of stairs the stove became too hot ter
him and he did the very best thi-s thst
could have been done under the ci-cum-
ssances-he dropped Il Then this same
Nr. Vincent 6id exactly what should
not be done-he threw a bucket q wete,
onto IT, A fire alarm vas turned IA
but pending its arrival Mrs, Red re-olv-
"a herself into q fire brigade q one
and right well did she do h-r s-lS-im-
posed work This common sane l.dv
reasoned it out that four W. better than
water in putting out { gasoline r. ard
she didn, do a thing bUt throw th-
-four she was making biscuits out ~
upon the blaze This did 50 vel list shs
ripped open the sack itself snd Ssnotherst
the aEe oct with rs contents That IS
VIII where wasn't a bigger E-s ~ -
No-rh Eraf- rf-zzt
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-18
POLITICS GIT NI
Ovation Given Joe Chamber
lain irrespective of Party.
RESPONDS TO WELCOME
Pays Afectionate Tribute to
His American Wife.
TO WELCOME

London, Nov 17.-Colonial Secretary
Chamberlain received an ovation tonight
at Birmingham, where a farewell ban
quet on the occasion Of his departure for
South Africa was given in his hopor
Members of all parties joined IN the
demonstration. as the affair was Of non
political character Mr. Chamberlain was
accompanied by his wite's son, Austin
Chamberlain.
Responding to tremendously enthusi-
Astic welcome, the colonial secretary paid
IN ahectionate tribute 10 his American
wife. who. ne declared. had sustained
him by her courage and cheered him BY
her sympathy. He had found in her MS
best and truest counselor"
Referring TO his approaching trip. he
said it was 10 be matter Of business and
not mere parade. Hs could not expect
that all the bitterness in South Africa
would die out, but he could say this for
the government, that al suffering would
be relieved. He was bound on a new
venture and there was a possibility Of
failure. The government desire was TO
make South Africa one united nation.
united in heart as well as in name.
Greater differences. he said, had been
healed, and he mentioned Canada as an
Instance in this connection.
High Commissioner Miner still retained
the confidence of the government. Mr..
Chamberlain saio he hoped to see the rep
resentatfves OF every political section in
South Africa. He then could learn more
IN three days than in a months study OF
dispatches in the bleu books. He BE-
leved he would be met half way and he
" ould gain the friendship OF the kings
new Boer subjects. He took an opti-
nistic view regarding the future OF South
Africa. On the conclusion Of Mr. Cham
berlains speech there was a torchiight
procession and a display OF fireworks.
The streets were packed with thousands
OF persons. who at one point broke
through the barrier erected TO keep the
crowd back This incident created some
excitement and resulted in slight injuries
70 4 few nerS0nS
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-18

E. z. Young, of Perry. o. T., is in the
city on business.
I ]. B. Howes is travelling in Oklahoma
this week on business.
After January I. all union barbershops
in the city will close at p. m.
S. A. velch left last night for two
weeks vacation at Excelsior Springs.
A s. and Miss Ida Kendrick, Of Dut-
ten. Q. T. are visiting friends in the
city.
NJ. Willis, merchant of sunnydale,
was busy at the wholesale houses yes
terday.
Watershed Bros. received an order
from Cairo. H.. for two carloads OF
pitcher pumps.
L. r Dugsan. Of the Missouri & Kan
sas Telephone company, is in Arkansas
City on business.
while on her way from N3rthpcrt. Long
Island. New York, TO Alanogard, n. NJ,
stoppss over one day TO visit her mother.
Billy Ford. Harry Parks and Frank
nut, where they caught 80 pounds of
fish.
Mrs. Earl D. Smith went TO Arkansas
City to make short visit with her sis
ter, Mrs. Geo. Penny. Mr.. Smith will
join her next Sunday.
Marion Blacketer, a former employe Of
walterseheid Bros was called TO Girard
little daughter. Grace.
Mr.. and Mrs w NJ Stalker left Satur-
day for visit with their son and daugh-
ter at Clayton, Illinois. They will be abb
sent for several weeks.
Miss Bessie Innes and Miss Blanche
Imboden leave next Tuesday for Topeka.
where they win visit at Miss Harriet
Stanleys' coming out party.
J. A. Davis is in Kingman on business
Chas. Watson and wife returned TO their
home in Los Vegas last night. They
have been visiting Mrs. Jennie Voyle here
for a short while.
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs F. Dickens, yes
terday. q daughter. at the residence OF
the grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. W.
Northrup. Mr. and Mrs Dickens reside
at Shawnee, o. T.
z. Higglnson has returned from Enid,
where he has been looking after the new
building. Lehman-Higgiason Grocery
company is erecting there to accommo-
date their increasing business.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Wachub. of Big
Run, Pennsylvania, are in the city visit
ing his brother. G. c. Wachob. Mr..
Wachob is taken with Wichita and is
talking Of making this his home It is
his first Visit to the Peerless Princess.
but he thinks it will not be his last
John N. Stansberry, who made the
pencil drawings for the Central Chris
tian church as given in Sundays Eagle.
yesterday stated that the members Of the
church had misfnterpreted the article. in
that some believed that the plans had
been accepted. This is not the case. how
ever. The members who had seen the
plans liked them, but no formal accept
ance has been made.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-18
WAY TO BEGGARY." BE WISE in TIME AND USE
SAPOlIO

States court room in the federal build-
ing. This is special examinatiou on
November 10 tie regular examination
FOR letter carriers and clerks VIII be
held. The special examination a. also
under the local board composed 90 tho
following c. Fl Baker. Airs. IDA ne-
catur and Frank Fisher This eNamina-
ton f. for the Philippinc service. chcn-
zeal clerk. craftsman. medical inferno.
nautical almanac maker attendant and
skilled photographic ~ tho Emitted states
rnnitsry academy Photographic ard as
slstant ~ The Smithsonian institute and
architectural designer.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-18

Deux Avares." by Gretry: ~Bstti BATH
from Don Giovanni. Mozart: 'Du Bist
VIE line Blume." Schun1an; VIE Meio-
diem" Brahms: "Als die aIte Mutter" a
folk song. Dvorak. bort IN Den Wei
den" Brahms: .PastorsIi. Bizet: Tn
doux lien Derruck. ;Printemps Nou-
vean." Vidsl: Mai, Hahn. "Chanson de
Juliette." GODDARD; "Cequette Stern.
Should He Upbraid." Bishop; Parting. -
Rogers; The Swan" Mcdowell: The
Little Thief" stern: The sanza," Chad
wick.
Home. Sweet Home was the parting
number % the evening.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-18
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup.

Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS
by MILLIONS OF MOTHERS Cor their
CHILDREN WHILE TEETHING. With
PERI ECT SUCCESS. IT SOOTHES the
CHILD. SOFTENS the GUNS. ALLAYS
the best remedy for DIARRHOEA. Solo
by druggists "a every part OF the world.
Be sure and ask for Mrs. Winslow's
Soothing Syrup" and take no other kind
Twenty-Five cents bottle.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-18
MORE SECOND oR0WTH APPEa

This seems 10 De a year az second
growths IN Kansas orchards. Already
the Eagle has made reference to several
instances Il a second apple clon Aa-
other ease is At hand. M-s Rachel Hei-
sci. living near Aleppo nostoEiee SENDS
b. a friend 10 ,he Eae cluster ~
second growth apples The apples orig
finally produced this year were ripe in
August. Again twelve # the trees bios
somed and more apples developed. some
OF them reaching the size Of four inches
In circumference.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-18
WHEAT Is LOOKING FINE
Ike Dean says There Never Was
Better Prospect.

Ike Dean returned yesterday from a
trip through the western part OF the state
and stated that there was never before a
better prospect FOR whsat in that country
than this year. There has been plenty q
rain that the roots OF the plants have
been firmly imbedded IN the ground and
IL Is growing rapidly. The acreage Or
wheat has been considerably Increased
in the western part ~ the state this year
owing to the new country being opened
Up and Mr. Dean predicted the largest
crop n wheat ever known in This sec
ton Of The stnta
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-18

IN response 10 many requests Prof
Hartman will open class in dancing for
childI7n next Saturday afternoon from :
10 4 O'Clock at his dancing academy at
"a East Douglas avenue. and also a matt
nee for adults Saturday afternoon from
Z TO clock. 1-1tx
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-18
70 al Whom L M Concern-

Notice is hereby given that the under
signed have heretofore been appointed by
the Mayor and Council Of the city of
Wichita. Kansas. as appraisers Tor the
purpose Of widening Lawrence avenue
from Eleventh street north TO Thirteenth
street in said city, and that the benefit
district fixed by ordinance is as follows.
Commencing al the southeast corner Of
lot 350. Lawrence avenue. Forrest Grove
addition: thence north parallel with the
east line OF Lawrence avenue to the south
side Of Twelfth street. thence IN north
erly direction TO point on the north
side Of Twelfth street $50 feet west of the
west side Of Topeka avenue; thence north
parallel with the west side or Topeka
avenue co the south side OF Thirteenth
street: thence west to The northwest
corner Of lot 1916, Lawrence avenue.
Bush addition; thence south en- a line
parallel with the ives, line Of Lawrence
avenue TO the southwest corner OF lot
2s9. Lawrence avenue. HYDE * Farrell s
addition. thence east to place Of begin
ning.
And that meeting of the undersigned
appraisers for the purpose OF assessing
the damages and benefits by reason Of
the widening Of said street VIII De held
on the slst day OF November. 1892. az 10
o'clock In the forenoon ~ said dav al
the Office OF Georee =. Campbell. SO 2G
North Main street. in said civ
Dated Nichita. Kansas. S-h day 81 No
vember. 1872. =. A. BRUBACHER.
GEO T. CAMPBELL.
15l-6-lot j. ELMER REESE
Love 4 CSaars are srflf s.,rra- ,-rs-.,--
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-18
FRIsco's NEW TRAIN
its Initial Trips Have Been Very Sue.
ceesful.

TIS ITINTdT T'P8 TFaVC ENEFT Vt wv
cessful.
The new train just put on By the FRS
co people from this city Is called the
Meteor" surely a pretty name. II
leaves here AT SIS IN the evening and
and reaches Kansas City az : o'clock in
the morning II i a rival train % the
Rock Island for Oklahoma trade and the
boys heye are boosting FOR il hard
The Meteor" makes connection st Beau
mont with Arkansas City and Okeene.
Oklahoma and It's initial service is said
70 be such a great success as 10 assure
the company a poed business from Ok
lahoma. At Monet Il makes connection
with another Meteor IT, which rene
trates the Indian Ter1s-- and Texas
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-18

J. 3 BafhF ieaves TueHdaT f1r CHiFaFo.
where h takes a position wlfh a whole
sals drgR company sfr glehr haa been
IN this city for seventeen years He has
cl-rked for Joe Allen ana Gur saer eaeh
there is broader Geld fa the Fholrsals
work Tire Chicago company uin paf hlra
or the road ~ once. anl hfia eil ~
included in hlr territory
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-18
GOING BACK TO TEXAS
Richard Van Kern And His Parents
VIII Leave fer Il psso,

Richard Hun Van Horn and rs ssther
and mother Afr sd NJ. Thai var Kern
XIII le-ve tomorrow sor their ho-. a
p PaSo. after pleasant visit xitn sich-
aras grand father and sraas zsfh-r
Ar- and Mrs ] II HUI. of South TO
seSa avenue Richard came h-re H:rs
BIZ - Texas by when BE Tas tl--.
months old ent n3w - = SIX u-c=s--. az
a vhopper. The Kansas mir do g.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-18

would like a permanent position as
manager or salesman. References fur
nished. J. G. Barton. 2522 East First
street 1-5tX
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-18

NOW is the time to buy bsled hay.
Prices reasonable and prompt delivery.
Z. Cox, Tel. I09. 1913 E. Douglas. 70-tf