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Evening journal., 1902-09-11

1900 yards OF plain black and fame
lining goods, worth from 12i5c to 25t
per yard, for 7c
Evening journal., 1902-09-11
Mems Hosiery

Made Of best quality Percale, Ia
sizes only; Red ticket price. 2le.
Evening journal., 1902-09-11
Ladies' Skirts

A few odd skirts reduced for this
SALE 75c to $3.50 each.
Evening journal., 1902-09-11
$l.OO to Baltimore and Return
Sl.Oo; Sunday, September l4th
via 3. & o. r. r.

One dollar to Baltimore and return
via Baltimore and Ohio railroad, Sun
day, September IA. Special trains
leave Market street, S.45 a. m; Della
ware avenue station, 8 a. m. Returning
ieave Baltimore, Camden station. p
m; Mt Royal station, 7O5 p. m.
Evening journal., 1902-09-11

Mill seconds of the noted indestructi
hle bicycle stocking for boys, fas
black; Red ticket price, 17c., 8 pairs 70
soc.
Evening journal., 1902-09-11

A few 81 corsets for soc. and the SOC
summer corsets for 25c.
Evening journal., 1902-09-11

1000 yards Of Simpsons best quality
brandenburg at &c. per yard Never
sold for less than 121ac.
Evening journal., 1902-09-11
Wrappers
Boys Stockings

Women's fine Lawn Wrappers, s1.5C
grade for 69c.; 75c. grade for 49c.
Evening journal., 1902-09-11
Canton Flannel
Percales

300 yards of the regular 1Oc. un
bleached Canton for 71sc. per yard.
Evening journal., 1902-09-11
Mems Shirts

ladies' Vests for Sc. each; Mems
Drawers for 15c.
Evening journal., 1902-09-11
Towels
Underwear

500 fine German all-linen huck 19c
each for the Sic. grade.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-27
HOW HE CAME INTO HIS KINGDOM.

When Horace Leonard told his only son to "go West
young West" he like adding rest Of
the formula and up with the country" for Ad
rian Leonard had in the of being
either mature in judgment personality. His father
was broad-shouldered and athletic but Adrans skoul
ders soped like pair of shears His complexion was
fair girls and his hair curied in rings
a well-poised. shapely head.
You ought 10 have a girl" his father would
in deTison, as girl you might have been success
But am only boy" Adrian would answer sweetly.
exasperating his father still by his ready acGui
essence OF the inevitable
And will be a boy all your life" NJ. Leonard
would respond with evident dsdan of such
inlen OF adolescence.
Then Adrian evolved popular idea tougher
ing process would develop a higher type OF manhood,
and he became weak roysterer. He refused 10 work
make any practical of a fairly good educa-
ton, and spent his allowance in princely prodigay
Then MS father frightened the purse strings read the
boy lecture in which he recouned ali the dsagreeaoe
truths he knew. sent him West and washed his hands
o. him spite of peadings of Adrans mother that
he would give him trial.
Adrian Leonard Travelled three days and nights due
West when his money began TO give out and he found
himself nearly destitute in the depot Of small town.
where people looked much like those he had left back
in the East that he felt home. especially neither
cowboys bualoes running wild in the
Leaving trunk TO be called for he took a stroll
through the past pretentious stores.
looking for cheap boarding place and getting idea
OF how the land lay The CRIME Of dust and travel had
approved him already He looked more manly in the
cheap business suit in which he beginning the
world than in his university toys. and he longer
talked with drawl. the of poverty making
itself visible.
Climbing a picturesque hill of this prairie he
carriage load of people coming down Some gay
girls laughing and talking. and looked
a. him pertly he his Only bowed n
recognition of the courtesy, and she neither laughed
looked amused She driving and the
shining i'll her and Adrian thought her hand
any eastern belle he had
s"she probably took for tramp he said him
self but something he in her face strengthened and
encouraged him.
the top of the hill stood large frame building
with many windows. In one of these a sign.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-27

yesterday is shocked in remembering the fact
that the editor of this paper longer holds up his
hands in holy horror the open violation of the
prohibitory law should not forget that grows
older he is presumed TO grow wiser. Whisky is not
as harmless a drink as coffee but milk and water
both preferable constant beverage to either
One of the objections to the ardent is that it is IL
legal. TO coffee that is taxed Water is iegiti
mate and free. and is esteemed wholesome By most
people. However cannot say that We exactly
relish the fluid forced through the water mains of
the city of Topeka and Kansas City. OF course it
would be violent presumption that the editor of
the Herald could ever consent to visit 2 BAD town
ike Wichita be found associating with its news
paper men, but he is assured that the editor of the
Eagle in not being inebriate aad an all-round
rowdy, is Of rather retiring disposition. delight
ing in peace and loving all OF his neghbors, with
out any reference to their preference for water,
whisky, milk or coffee. loving them simply because
they Wichitans.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-27
THE DISCOVERY OF MOODY.

The Rev. J. B. stison Of Rochester X Y. the man
who discovered Moody gives the following account
of his meeting with the great evangelist who
then a mere lad;
The year 1857 was year OF great REVEALS all over
this land aud Chicago sharing in the impulse. God
preparing the fathers and young men OF this
country for the civil
Il myself was to do something in svanse-
listic way for God and the opportunity came to ne
through acquaintance which formed with Lock-
Brown. who then conducting the Bethel
mission. ] escertsined him where lay the
Of the city. began my spare
to visiting among its residents talking with them when
the opportunity offered.
Il had been this business for three four weeks
vi en- one Sunday having followed the river I'd as far
Van Buren, Street 1 turned into the lumber yard
just about There ] Tsn a Young fellow
dressed i grayspun with brogsns his feet clean
every inch Of him He. too. was engaged in dis'ribut
ing papers.
What is your nance" said
d" T. 7. Moody. the reply. What's your nsme7'
II told him then asked him where he came from
From Boston said he. Where do you come from
'TIa back 81 Ike fash with every question
which asked OF him. and seemed determined to know
much about I should concerning him.
Il teid HIN that came from Rochester. y z. and
inquired how long he had been Chicago.
-Four months How long have YOU been here
Two months said J. and what you doing II
7 may ask.
working Tor shoemaker named Henderson.'
said he. What you doing
I'm building the Custom house replied. Then
I asked him who re knew IN Chicago.
don't know NOBODY he replied. but sfr Hsnder-
Who you
II was hard work 10 keep ny face straight a, these
counter questions. but ne sincere O. lauzr
replied best might ard inquired u hs parents
'Nosher is-sathsrs dead vss his Izeouse r.sponse
Your folks ilvin'2
u asked him vher, BE naother lived and he replied
y asked hiuf y b. ho- fsT vas from cbieago
to Boston. ard Moody renied that - had 10 idsa
'weii said 3 you're sust about fhousand rifles
nom sour mother Their toe iaslght came -
Wien orerEoEcring force that r had boy thousand
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-27
OUTLINES OF OKLAHOMA.

The boys say that Bob Mem is growing into the best
chairman OF convention that Oklahoma has FAR
produced
AS soon as Bill Cross was nominated he Jumped On
the train ana to Dallas to attend the Confederate
reunion there.
The general opinion over the territory Is that Gov
Barnes ought 10 practice up little the divine
art forgetting.
Since Frank Greer was made president OF The Ami
verssEy club. the public has been introduced him
Frank Hilton Greer.
one speaker at Enid coutended proudly that Okla
homa has the longest in TIE world and the
smallest moFtuary list or drownings
Flynns resolution for the printing Ct 5ooo adstioas
copies Of last governors message II tlshar,s 49,
been passed by both the House and senate.
There might be such thing as dark horse in the
Republican territorial convention And IN that
time comes lock for Jim Houston 10 loom up
Several OF the retail butchers in Oldahoula are r-f
fishing cards announcing that owing 10 the ht~h rres
OF meats they viii hereafter do a cash business oniy
The friends Of Colonel Forrest e Rene aanaunee
that ne disappointed IN the the counties
ala not stand ny him az Enid but he Is erhitterc
The Fl Reno merchants have received wors that ~,
Rock Island proposes call a halt on certain rate
determinations which exist territory at th.s
time.
has discovered that the territorial Popaliss
central committee stin has existence Spencer E san
Gers OF Kingfsher county selected chairman
Enid
For who going to do the right thns ~
Oklahoma Speaker Henderson Is lingering long e. ,he
read while the statehood automobile waits and puts
to be of.
one the Enid convention was right M - snar
When his turn nominate asprant be rushed
on 10 the hotel put dress salt appeared De-
fore the convention like the re-iucsrnatiou 81 Beau
BrmmeI
The Democratic platform calls for immediate state
hood and si1sie statehood. Practically everybody n
oklahoma knows that there he 10 such thing Sin
gle statehood can only ly waiting the Indian
Territory six or eight years.
Rick Messan that when he FIRST struck Enid
he ran Tor ONCE and deIeatel. He fer swfaly
in the dumps the time bgt since ne has rsalszed
that II had bcen elected then he would probsrly
now be working ter SO a month.
Most of The Popgist papers OF Okklshoma can ex-
tract no sugar from the Enid convention bat the King
fisher Refermer tries hard. remarking braven-. .rhe
Peoples Party delegates given an even break ga
The Democratic convention st Enid This gave thers
opportunity defeat some OF the Democrats Who
aspiring for the nomination FOR d.eeate 70 Con
gress who very objectionable 20 them
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-27
ENOUGH TO srAeeER HUMANITY

The money kings are to be organized into an
international secret society. The monarchs of bill
lions are to pool their interests and become the
real owners of the universe, to administer this
hoary old planet according to their notions of wis
dom, justice and self-interest. This was
Rhodes most daring conception. It is enough to
stagger humanity. There are cynical people who
think the world is dominated to a far greater ex-
tent than is good for it by the fnanciers. Nobody
has ever seriously proposed, however that mankind
should abdicate in favor of the millionaires. Not
even the most advanced thinker before Mr.. Rhodes
time had ever suggested that the billion and half
inhabitants of the earth should execute a deed Of
release of all their claims to a foothold on the uni
verse. Nobody ever intimated before the diamond
kings arose that men should sink to the level of
squatters on the globe. living on this terrestrial
sphere not in virtue of right given them by the
Creator, but simply by the grace of a syndicate Of
Croesuses
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-27
RIcHEs AND The KINGDOM -oE HEAVEN


Carnegie is not only rich man with a con-
is strenuous conscience with proper respect for
the belief in literal limbo But there are others
who can't forget the advice Of Christ to the rich
young man.
AS a Bible commentator John D Rockefeller Jr.,
is acquiring worldwide reputation. The son of
the richest in the world informed his Sunday
school class last Sunday that Riches do not bar one
from salvation"
The facility with which he handled the texts that
have usually been quoted to prove that riches are
peTilous TO in search of heaven show plainly
that young Rockefeller has missed his calling. He
should be studying at some theological seminary
instead Of wasting his time in counting room.
After explaining that the Lord meant to say 10
the young man who desired to know what he should
do to inherit eternal life the model rich of the
scriptures. Mr. Rockefeller concludes that the pos
session of wealth viii not bar one from heaven
II is the improper of it. and is not wealth alone
Of our possessions which we should use righteously
and not unrighteousy. The improper use Of any
ability earthly possession is equally offensive in
the sight of God"
Mr. Rockefeller has but one shortcomng as a
Bible expounder He should explain to the tender
youth of his class the various steps in detail by
which the Standard oil monopoly enabled to pay
its enormous dividends.
An infant in the cradle may be very rich and
none the less innocent The real point is as to how
certain wealth is obtained. 1t is that which gives
the 'camel's eye" its awful significance to biblical
students like the Rockefellers.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-27
ALoNe THE kANsAs NllE.

Howe calls on the moths II the want the favor q
the world, % get OF work early ;he raElans
hnish en- uD before next fall
Thursday stranger committed suicide IN a psstur.
four miles north az BrazitoR Girard bv taking
stryehnne. Tie ieft the following written IN a small
book In which nothing else appears
1t Will be quite interesting 20 notice whether ne
next Republican state convention win endorse Governor
staneys abolition Of the board pardons and
recommend continuation OF his policy in respect
The Republicans this win have this advantage
Many Populist. between being swallowed By The
Democrats moving TO New Zealand or going back 70
the Republican party. win remain heme and shuck
Most vre Of Kansas things remains the eternal wind
The wind Is to the Ksnsan a tgersh lover 70 be
partly feared, partly Practically every native
kansan fears cyclone. and yearns az shs
for the experience OF going through
Passing right ladies and gentlemen We next
70 OF the greatest things offered on our pro
gram nimitabe General Funston who win nov give
on his vocal chords imitation TIE grave yard
o. deaf and dumb asylum at midnight"
In the pension Office Eugene Ware viii find a good
curious Inconsistencies and contradictions and q
he has a private secretary who understands Wares
propensities that Secretary when Ware makes the dis
covery Will hustle around and hide the pens the
Ink.
The Federal law IS q terror. Two farmer boys IN
Reno county were hunting quail which O. against
the Kansas when % the youths said Take the
rural delivery mail boxes and We don't want any
cidents'
Next Thursday Prohibition in Kansas is Of age. he-
law May l. ISL During youth q has success
fully mangied every who tried b. lis friend
crippled who honestly opposed b. helBed
politically. only those who hypocrucsiiy chucsea 81
under the chin and damned il behind 81 back
Ia early day IN Ieavcnvorth the big dealer 10
buffalo robes ". e. Lobenstns. lie lived Leav-
eEworth frora 1850 until iseo when n moved New
York CITY. Recently daughter has been q mis-
sionary in China. stopped over n Leavenxorth and
ectured, while on her way home ~ her father
Bessie Fee. eountess. having won French
count hy her violin PLAYING visitisK her I'D
Fort Scott The local reporter called and intertexsa
her asking; Did play before the lrosned
heads q Europe Ard Bessie Fee EsiuinE ~ Gre
bound the dizzy heighta ~ originality responded 30.
J never did"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-27
WOMEN oEE EoR CALIFORNIA.

Several thousand women, without regard to race.
complexion or present financial condition are off
for California this week. There is to be meeting
Of the representatives Of the confederated clubs of
America. 1t makes no difference what the aim. DIS
unguishing characteristic OF special mission Of any
club may be. so long as it is 'vomans" club. its
delegates viii be entitled to admission to the Cal
ifornia meeting. What is contemplated to be &C
complished. what is proposed to be done about it.
we have been unable to make out It is the Fed
GRAFTON of woman's Clubs. and there you are. or
there you may be simply by organizing a club Of
any kind or name and paying your outrate railroad
fare a delegate. Some people expect to feel the
world totip up and many no doubt confidently ex
pect congress viii take three days adjournment
OF, until the Federation is heard from II is sim
ply big junketing or jamboree. extra respectable
by lot Of women who have nothing else TO do. and
f lot Of others who would rather thousand times
such splurge with its many possible onside Incl
dents and accidents than the discharge of any duty
pertaining to their sex. however light or pressing
Society nor religion arts nor sciences petics nor
rosterty viii be affected in the remotest degree
by this meeting Of female representatives of The
vomans clubs Of America Aside from another
INDIGESTION of the womans desire to nd herself
Of the old home by destroying il through neglect
and the disbursement OF motherhood there is
absolutely nothing 10 the big. far away transmon-
tame contamination We notice that few young
and old ROSTERS are to be present or rather retained
in waiting but aside from paying bills they viii
now allowed TO do any growing
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-27

Boston woman, given to opening her husbands
MAIL tore open package which proved TO be an
internal machine The chances are that if her hus-
band had opened it, it would have blown him to
kingdom come. This ought to be a warning to all
women TO leave their husbands mail alone
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-27

nerves in that railroad wreck. And It would take
something more than Nordicas music to sooibe
the savage breast of The railroad officials
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-27

Paderewsk played after a White House dinner
ole Bull. once asked to come 10 dinner and bring
his violin. said My violin does not dine" But ole
didn't say that 10 man in The White House
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-27

To King Edwards blowout Us barrels of Amerl-
can oysters will be sent They will interest the
Londoners who do not know the large kind After
Thackeray had swallowed his first American oyster
some one asked him how he felt "As if l had swal-
lowed baby" he replied
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-27
True Genius

y tel you that poet IS 8 geatzs-
a genius WV. his staH the worst ever rad
7 know
But vhy do yoG can hin Eealus7'
'-Because he succeeds n selling is-~-Fh4sdelph.a
Record.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-27

Ellison in talking TO Santos Dumont the other
Gay about experiments with air-shps protested:
But there isn't any money in it, What an awful
shame that there isn't money in moonlight: in the
songs Of birds or in wild flowers
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-27

King Edwards memory is in good working order
He has personally invited Harriet Lane Johnston
10 his coronation She viii go. She was Buch-
anan niece, and mistress of the White House when
Edward was entertained there
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-27

REVEALING a wicHITAN's SHORTCOMINGS.
The Topeka Herald. whose editor is wont TO
animadvert OF the shortage OF the Eagle as law
and order organ. and which Topeka paper but
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-27

The Baptist church OF Arkansas g irving Cover
nor Jeff Davis for drunkenness during his success
uI 2amTaign This viii ha-ay be balm however.
r. he sober opponent Who sot 1sfL
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-27

The Chicago Worlds Fair has finally settled
Every man VIII get for every SO ne invested in IT
about - cents And i'm most cases the - cents viii
come * an agreeable surprise.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-27

The proposition that everybody quit eating meat
10 order 10 set the better Of the beef trust viii not
work Tor the simple reason that people 10 not act
on the fancieS of a the0Tist
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-27

Occasionally fashion does q good thing New
loiN fashion has discovered an actor al Italian
ie The BoNery. and is filling the cheap theatre and
giving him boost
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-27

Caloe-Is yos-r husband 5resd~.lsnerr
Slsar-Deed 70 &c prizs tszen
ezzs pssss-Yoakers Statesman
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-27

Owing 70 the backward spring tie culy things
hsher than twelve inches IL Kansas Il the present
writing are The alfalfa and the ish stories
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-27

If the war with the Moros continues. ar its end
the Sultan Of Sulu viii have 2 large fourisbfra
haTe1n stipulated away from him
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-27

Il this keeps up there will be only one person
or earth Who can make an officer IN the American
army runs newspaper reporter
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-27

Funston VAS tal6jng 50 much when Roosevelt
called on him 70 stop that he went on for two DAYS
by the force Of momentum
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-27

Calve announces that she has left America never
70 return And she NAV mean IL Patti finally turn
e1 cut farewell that worked.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-04-07
REAVIS' WIFE.
She Seeks Divorce From Jan es Ad.
olson Peralta- Reavis.
FROM LUXURY TO PERJURY.

Mrs. Sophia l.. NJ. Reavis, the wife of
the notorious James Addison Peralta.
Reavis, is suing him for divorce in the
Denver county court, says the Times.
Non-support and desertion are the
charges. She claims that the famous
swindler has not contributed to her
needs for over a year and that he has
lived apart from her for nearly two
years.
The deserted wife, who once lived in
luxury, in the days of her husbands
prosperity, is now living in a wretched
little room in a cheap lodging house at
2319 Larimer street. She is aban-
doned by friends and fortune, and
there is nothing left her of her former
happiness but her twin sons. Carlos
! and Miguel. They are the apple of
their mothers eye, and the solace of
her heavy misfortunes.
Mrs. Reavis' divorce suit was filed
last Tuesday, and every effort was
made to suppress it and keep it secret.
However, it came to light when Judge
Lindsey yesterday issued an order al
lowing Mrs. Reavis to prosecute as a
poor person. thus relieving her from
the payment of the usual court costs.
James Addison Peralta-Reavis was
very much in the public eye in the
years about 1896. He then engineered
and well-nigh carried through one of
the deepest and most adroit schemes
ever perfected to defraud the United
States government. He set up a claim
to a government land grant of no less
than IL, 800 900 acres in Arizona, alleg-
ing that this land was the property of
an old Spanish family of which he was
the sole descendant. He went to Spain
and made entries in ancient archives
in that country, of which he took pho
tographs, and by which he attempted
to prove that this vast tract of land
was his. This land was situated near
Phoenix, and included the most valua-
BILE reservoir in Arizona.
The ease was brought up before the
court of private land claims in Santa
Fe. The government succeeded in
proving his fraud and in tracing his
forged entries in archives in Spain, in
Mexico. and California and Arizona.
He was fined $40 900 and given a SEN
tence of two years in the United States
prison in Santa Fe. After his release
he went to California, where he has
since remained. He is said to be very
poor, and. on the last birthday of his
children. he sent them each l cent, as
a symbol of his poverty.