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Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-04-24

Mrs. Lillian Hartman johnson de
parted this morning for Denver, where
she goes on business and to secure
books and other paraphernalia for her
classes in elocution, shorthand. etc
She will be absent a week or ten days,
being accompanied by Master Charles.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-04-24

A. j. Doud, who has been the job
man on the Democrat since last sum-
mer. left this morning for Aspen, to
join C. w. Tage. who came to Durango
early in February to operate the Dem
ocrat Merganthaler. but who left
week ago for Aspen. where he leased
the Democrat of that city In conjunc-
tion with Mr.. Doud. Mrs. Doud will
remain in Durango few days along
with Mrs. Tage. when both will de-
part for Aspen Both Mr.. Tage and
Mr.. Doud are frst-class boys and
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-04-24

The Woman's Rehef corps will give ;
a Sack and Weight social the evening
of the first of May at Woodmen's hall
Those who have been presented with
sacks will kindly put in them twice
the number of their sack in pennies
ceived them can get them at the door
Then you may draw your partner and
we win gladly weigh you at six cents
hundred pounds, and hope that your
lightest weight may be four hundred.
Besides this. George and Lady Wash
ington will be there and hope to see
you in their home and they will serve
you with coffee and doughnuts or tea
and waters. or lovely piece of apple
pie and cheese. If you love ice cream
and cake there will be beautiful young
ladies to serve you. Then If you wish
to know of the future you have but to
cross the palm of lovely gypsy NAL
den with silver and the mist that
hides the golden future will be
rolled away. We know you have all
heard the old saying Music hath
charms" and won't tell you the rest.
for you know what 1t Is. but there will
be sweet strains of music all evening
and what is the most interesting you
wont have to pay for the music, but
you may have the pleasure Of talking
to the lovely young ladies who make 1t.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-04-24

Father Modcstus. OF the Sacred
Heart college. Denver left for home
early this morning. having been In
charge of st Columba's parish in Du-
range during the interval between
Father Hickey's departure and Father
pitavel's arrival last week
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-04-24

MIR David SwickhImer has gener
ously donated a house and lot on Sil
yer street 10 the Peoples church OF
Rico. To be used as parsonage
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-04-24

Father Pltayel said his first mass
In st columba's church yesterday
The reverend gentleman made very
good impression on the large audi
ences that greeted him morning and
evening
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-04-24

Mrs seybold and daughter, Miss
bertha, departed this morning for Pea
body and other points In Kansas on
an extended visit, being absent proba-
bly, four months.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-04-24

Pace BAKING
POWDER Co..
CHICAGO.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-04-24

will no doubt make the Democrat a
i've paper.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-04-24

Madame Mermet who expected to
cross over to ouray last week via Red
Mountain. was unable to do so. She
returned to Durango and went over
the southern and will pu, In this week
at ouray and Telluride. probably get
ting home Saturday. The Madame re
ports n nice business at Silvcrton
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-04-24

The new carrier was unable to To-
cate all subscribers yesterday which
necessitated some dozen or so calling
at the office last evening for their pa
per. Others may have been skipped
but we are exerting every effort to cor
rect the matter and trust subscribers
will bear with us for few days.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-04-24

State senator s. |. Hallett, mann
ger Of the silver Lake properties In
san Juan county, passed through To
silyerton last evening from Denver.
where he has been the past few days
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-04-24

Have you noticed the exceptionally
elegant linolcum at the Horseshoe. II
came from kruschkes. while the artis
tic work on the walls Is the work OF
the Goodman Paint and Wall Paper
Co.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-29
HER RIGHT TO BE HoMELY
Qualities in Woman as Attractive as
Mere Beauty

Qualities in Woman as Attractive as
Mere Beauty
To have the right Of LONELINESS would
be to complete Acknowledgement Of wo-
man, is the theory Of one who perhaps
knows whereof he speaks.
1T would put an end to the female
state" he explains. placing a woman
upon an equality with men-not hcti-
tious equality such as it acquired by di-
plomas or rules, but mere equality one
hundred times more important than the
right to vote or hold Office.
The day when woman viii be able
frankly to say TO man, You do not adj
mire me, but I don't care, she will share
with him the empire of the world"
This is a new doctrine with a ven
geance, and how it appeals to the new wo-
man. or rather the average man. IS an
interesting question.
Men VIII not admit. as rule that a
woman has the right to be homely. Ao-
cording TO them. woman's first duty IS
beauty, she must please AID attract, II
not by natural loneliness Of face and
form. at least by the grace with which
she presents herself in a careful setting
Of dress: BY the graciousness Of her man
ners: by the ready sympathy OF
her mind; or BY the tact which says the
right thing al the right time, or keeps
SIN and looks pleasant.
There are matters OF a little mental en-
ergy and 81. the plain woman viii only
Put her mind 10 it. she may make herself
more attractive even than her beautiful
sister Of the perfect complexion and Gas
sic profile unless. indeed. she prefers
70 avail Herself Of the right TO be homely.
Indeed. SO charming may the plain girl
become. THAI the really pretty SRI pauses
il amazement ard wonders At her power
The fact is. that the plain sirl has
some beauties that do not strike the OBJ
server at once. but discover themselves
later and Likewise last longer than mere
prettiness- 3 graceful shaped head. and
a pretty carriage Of X, Is one Of these
charms.
Another is the delivery Of detail such as
q vvell-marked line Of hair at the neck
ard back q the ears. Sometimes the hair
grows very thick az the tgs,pies. and
comes down AZ the ears in an adorable
way. Long after you have noted that the
hair IS ~ an uEIy Color this charm VII
strikes you.
There S a dainty slerderusss Of outline
tha. caanot be called beauty of form ex-
activ bug i Is a sort q cameo cut or
The plain woman is Trofesss1 4 q radi-
aas cleanliness
There IS q sweet fine freshness 10 her
Il IS essentially a physical tribute, ard
Is as good and sweet ard attractive As
mere beauty. often more So such 4
woman coming into a rom IS IKE open
ing window and letting 81 oxygen ard
fresh earth and grass sweetness. = =
10 matter whether sic = pretty o. not
4 WOMAN who has neither complexion
ner cycs. hair nor ts-th lEare nor fea-
ture = Nine Beruhardr Her wheie
stock n trade Is matches voice ard
matches E-ace. and yet for TIE iass
Score or more % years. she hss made .
| 6ocr- nat oe tie aaSc1ll-s gender.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-29

| Whatever she wants, she gets, Is said
of one society woman. plain OF feature.
| because she asks for it so delightfully."-
she can charm birds out OF the tree-tops,
and make any man in town forget il is
dinner time, and he IS hungry.
The great mathematician, Sophie Ko-
valevska, died of regret She fell in love
with a man who saw IN her only q wo-
man who had 10 charm OF face or man
ner. Sophie KovaIvska became despond-
ent and died
Her last request. was that her history
should be written that 1t might serve
as a lesson TO the young women who
might be tempted to initiate her exam
PIE and rebel against the law OF nature, a
lesson TO show them the folly OF con-
tempt OF vanity. OF earelessness, OF &C
quired LONELINESS, as TO speak. such as
unbecoming dress and all OF the perver-
sites in the art OF pleasing
Since the world began women have
tried TO please men. They are obliged TO
do so. because upon them their entire
life depends Rousseau gives the reason
OF this in z page in Emile. against
which the celebrated Mary WoIlenston-
craft. the first new woman, vigorously
protested.
THE men. the men. always the men,
she cried. Why should women constantly
occupied in trying TO please them. What
deck myself in fine clothes TO please
mere men? Never,"
Doubtless she was within her right.
Let woman dress as she pleases. But If
she refuses 10 obey the law OF her being
she will fail to. persuade women. and win
succeed in making herself displeasing TO
man.
As a matter of fact there is no plain
or ugly woman in the world, nor ever has
been since the time of Eve. or If there is
one here and there. nothing ever hap
pens TO her. This has chen proved by
statistics-or the cynics.
The hostess is always a beautiful wo-
man he assures US. The heroine is al
ways a beautiful woman. Evangeiine was
beautiful Lucille was beautiful. Luz
erece was beautiful. Sappho was beau
tiful. In fact, all down the line from the
day Of the first woman to this hour.
whenever woman staggers to the center
| of the stage in any way she is a beauti-
full woman"
Il have often wondered what part the
ugly woman plays in life" he continues.
she does not give any of the big func-
tons.
'She is never the president, the secre-
tary or anything else in any of the wo-
man organizations Of the day. She is not
my sweetheart. nor yours. nor the wife
of the other fellow. They are all beauu-
full women"
Even in the more violent scenes of life,
the ugly woman plays no part. She is
never the subject of the designing villain.
and the worst pickpocket in the world
would not honor her by snatching purse
from her.
The fendish fellow would rather dash
vitrol or something equally destructive
into the face of very beautiful wo-
man. He would want a victim who was
bewilderingly beautifuI. stupendously
stunning and all that sort of thing.
If by chance there is an ugly woman
in the world there is an uglykyyqqQy
In the world. no one ever hears of her.
nothing ever happens to her apparently
New York Sun.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-29
slekner conservatory 60.

Miss Helen dorsey. ore Of the pupils IN
fhe piano school. viii SO % Colorado for
& few weeks vacation.
Miss Bessie Smith. organized smother
class 81 theory % music Friday after
noon.
Mr.. Herbert Hataeld ~ the piano de-
partmout win take a vacation ~ ruo
months which be intends % spend IN Tie
mountains OF Colorado.
Miss Edna Battin. student In plano and
harmony. VIII visit friends in Cal8well
next week
Mss winnifred Davis has ARRANGED
for a course 81 piano study under tbe 81
rectlon OF the school.
Miss Irene Peck has resumed plane
lessons after vacation 81 several weeks.
Mss Avis Hamilton has returned L.
her home after e pleasant visis with
friends IN the eastern part q the state
and takes Up her studies again with re-
psTed animation
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-29

Whose will it be? Somebody's child in
Wichita will be killed between this morn
ing and next Sunday morning by some
body elses child in a careless and reck-
less way, because he is allowed to play
cowboy with pistol strapped TO his side.
When the deed is done. who can make
the amend? CITY REGULATOR.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-29

They know how 90 use lorid language
out in Idaho. Recently the governor Il
Idaho visited the Office 81 the Surveyor
General. This letter. which IS now In the
files OF the Civu-servicc Commission ia
this city. was sent 10 the Governor by
the staff ia the Office.
Dear Governor when your earthly
course is done and you reach the bor-
ders Of styx. san bearing aioft the love
torch and the friendly ard beneaceut
banner. the ancient fcrryman wiz. We
know. receive you with iose and rever-
euce and give you a safe transit with
soy and thanksgiving.
"Rhaaananthus VIII han you with q
glad Wen Done ard escort sou o. TIE
rose-enbowere5 gateway of the Fields
Elysisn-
-On golden Hinges turning. the peariy
gates VIII swing wide open ard blessed
spirits utterfns soy WI bid yoa fhr.cs
welcome
Your countless frienls cannot 81 al
the way. dear Governor. with you. - We
are not Az So worthy as thou. kuight -
natures nobility bet He wiI fry 20 irni-
tate your example. ard shaI hope 70
Join you when wi shan have had or
Ill ~ earth and its traAs.tory blessings
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-29
LETTER LIST.

List of letters remaining in the post
office at Wichita, Kan. uncalled for. for
the week ending June % 1902 In calling
for any of these letters, say that you saw
them advertised, giving the date:
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-29
WASHINGTON Day by Day.

Washington. June Representative
Kahn, Of California, made a speech on
the Philippine question Z day or two ago.
in which he devoted considerable time
to pessimism. which ne said. was on the
Philippines.
He gloried in the fact that he is an
optimist, and in winding up that portion
of his speech. ne said:
Il verify believe that if some Of these
pessimists had been present in the Gar
den Of Eden when the Almighty took a
rib out Of Adam and created Eve, they
would have shaken their heads dolefully
and would have sorrowfully exclaimed.
It's no use; she won't work.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-29
FazeLAdams RusIness cOIleae NOtes

FazeI-Adams Business College Notes.
Miss Katharine Richardson VIII leave
Monday for Conway Springs to visit
among friends for a short time.
c. z. Garrison, who was compelled to
quit school on account of his eyes, has re-
turned to work with all Of his old en-
thusiasm.
Miss Sylvia Rhinehart has accepted a
position as stenographer for Kos Har-
us. lawyer. Of this city.
Mr.. Mckinley. a member OF the board
Of directors Of the Presbyterian academy
at Newkirk, made a short business call
Monday.
Fred Belden visited home folks in Val
ley Center over Sunday.
Mr.. J. ". Rogers has accepted a posi-
ton as stenographer for the master me
chanic Of the Santa Fe shops at New
ton.
Miss Bessie Fazel, stenographer for
Governor Ferguson Of Oklahoma, and a
niece Of Professor Fazel called Mon
day while on her way to Colorado on 4
vacation.
Miss Lily LeavItt did special work for
Or. AIinnick Friday
Mr.. Allan a prominent teacher of But
Ter county investigated the rapid caIcu-
iation Friday.
The following former students called
during the week: Josephine Bowers. SyI-
via Rhinehart. Ben L. ouisley, Harry
Downs. Claud Bruner. Birdie Stanley,
frank Bulla and James Clarke.
Miss Mary Lyman did special work for
Professor Dyer during the week.
3. NJ. Stansberry has returned TO his
Shorthand work after "a short vacation.
Miss Abbie Campbell and Mrs Nora
Hawkins returned to their home in King
man on Friday to prepare for teaching
during the coming winter. They VIII re-
turn IN the spring 10 finish their course.
Miss Minnie Stewart is absent from
classes on account Of sickness
AT 5:l5 p. m. Thursday the faculty and
students OF the Wichita Business college
took a special car for the picnic grounds
in Riverside park. where they proceeded
70 enjoy themselves 10 the full extent OF
the law. After a pleasant hour spent n
boating. tho party assembled at the
fountain. where they were photographed
after which the main part. supper. was
disposed of. Then came races. games and
more boating until a late hour when all
adjourned FOR home. feeling that those
who failed TO attend had indeed missed
treat.
sGr. Ben II Norton. n former student
OF Professor Fazel. IS doing the steno.
graphic work in the Office OF Attorney
c. 2. Ferguson during the absencs OF the
regular stenographer
Mr.. A. J. stone Is spending Saturday
ard Sunday at his home ia Burton.
On Monday next there win ba organlze1
a beginners class In shorthand. composed
OF some OF the brightest young people 60
the city. amons them BEING two Of the
ten standing highest n th,s Years grad-
mating class OF the city FISH school
Mr.. David Alter. q former student q
Professor Price. ard his brother. of Wei
npgton, called Saturday.
New students during the week are: W
a. Spaltoa and Ingram McClees.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-29

This search OF the Democrats after an
issue in the Philippines said Repre-
sentative Olmstead. of Pennsylvania, re
minds me of client Of mine the ne
cessities Of whose large family, recently
augmented by twins made him poor. lie
came to me joyfuIly one day and said
he had found oil flowing from a spring
on his land.
The bottle containing the sample
which he brought me had evidently seen
family use. but ] forwarded II to an ex-
pert for analysis. The reply dashed 70 the
earth the hopes Of my client and myself.
The expert said;
Find no trace Of OH. Think your friend
has struck paregoric."
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-29
Places of Worship
Where Services Will Be
Held in Wichita Today.


First Unitarian church. Rev. W S.
Vail. pastor-Services with sermon in
Sedgwick Music hall sunday morning at
Il o'clock. Sunday school az s,s5 4 m
All are welcome.
At Plymouth Congregational church
Dr. Sargent win preach sunday morning
on The Coronation IN the evening on
DR.. Van DyIer's Footpath OF Peace
series. Right Discomfort"
First Church OF Chris. Scientist. corner
OF Lawrence and Second srcet-Sers7ces
today at II a. n; sdoisc-. Christian
Science" The regular "Wednesday even
ing meeting next week al : O'Clock Tie
reading room is o-.ea each afternoon ex-
cept Sunday.
Central Christian church, corner Mar
ket and Second street, A. E Dubber. min
lister. Preaching at 1913 a m. and S 2
m Morning subject. The Besetting Sin. =
Evening subject. Walking Worthy"
Sunday school al 9.s Ca. N. Jr. c. Z, AZ
D. n. ST.. c. E. at p N.
Prof. L ". DeHaven OF the Wichita
Commercial college wiz speak at the
Mems meeting this afternoon at p m,
at rooms Of Young Mems Christian as
ISOLATION. over 21s North Main. Subject
of address christianity From CONNER
cial standpoint. Every man especially
the young men requested 10 be present.
The c. Els No ! OF the First Presby-
terian church VIII hold their prayer meet
ing in the west parlors OF the church
Sunday evening as usual AT e.45 All c.
Es should be present as Mr.. J. 2. Da-
wilson win give a full report of the state
c. f. convention which was just held in
Leavenworth. Kansas. There VIII be
special music by Miss Fay Simpson, Miss
Townsend, leader, subject. National Pros
perity
First Baptist church. corner First and
Market streets, ". z. Gibson, pastor
Sunday school at $50 a. m. j. +. Shear
man. superintendent. Preaching by the
pastor at Il a. m, subject, The Saviour's
Attitude Toward the People, Preaching
at p. m. by Rev. f. A. Howard OF Aug
usta. Special music by Chorus choir at
both services. Baptizing at the close OF
the evening service. B. Y. p. L. meets
at D. m. Conquest meeting. y special
welcome TO strangers and visitors.
Emporia Avenue Baptist church, corner
Of Tenth street, Arthur >. Phelps pastor
Sunday school at $50; j. c. Smith, su-
perintendent. Preaching at Il a. m by
Pastor d. Rees of Burden; subject, The
Holy Spirit" B. Y. 2. L, 7.l5 p. m
Conquest meeting, Miss Amy Smith.
leader. Preaching at o'clock by Evan
gelist John Lane; subject, Looking at
the Cross" The evangelist will sing an
original solo at the evening service
Everybody invited Pastors Bible class
Wednesday night at l.2a
Reformed church, corner South Topeka
avenue and Lewis street. Bruce Griffith.
Observation-Disclosures of the Holy Commun-
ion at Il a II. The chorus choir. under
the direction Of Mr. Henry W. Huffman,
will sing the service and close with a
special "Te Deum." a pathetic service
Will be held at p. m. The infantry COM
pany of the city will attend in body.
Music by the full chorus choir. which
viii sing Meitzkie's "Te Deum" for offer
tory. Sunday school at 10 a. m. Young
People s'meeting at p. m.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-29
Wichita Colleges
Notes of Wichita's
Educational institutions.


Wichita Commercial College Notes.
Mr.. E ". Lowman, a former pupl OF
President Robins, made q pleasant cal
during the week.
Mr.. James Nulty Of the commercial de-
partment was called TO his home at Ponca
city. O. T, Monday to accept response
bic position as a bookkeeper
Mr.. 0. ". Good, former graduate,
now bookkeeper for the American State
bank, called Thursday
Nr. Leonard Hurd Of the shorthand de-
psrtment, accept a position as stenog-
rapher for the Deering Harvesting com
pany of this city Monday
DR.. Howard Of Arkansas City called
wednesday to have a latin diploma trans
lated. Professor De Haven. principal OF
the actual business department, read il
for the doctor at sight
Miss Tremaine, q friend OF Miss Carton,
made pleasant call at the college dur
ing the week
Miss Percy Rittenour Of the shorthand
and commercial departments has accept
ed a position as stenograPher and book
keeper for the Wichita Paint and Color
company of this city.
Mr.. Fred Baker and Miss McKibben
were visitors at the college Friday after
noon.
Prof. 7. W De Haven VIII speak 1T the
7. VI. c. A. Sunday afternoon on Chris
4ianity'' from commercial standpoint
Every young man in the city should hear
him.
Mr.. c. c. wolford Of the commercial
denartrnent. went 10 his home at Law
ton. 0. T, Thursday for a short vacation,
when he viii return to complete short
hand and typewriting.
ldessrs. W. Il. Herndon, ". T Price
and H. z. Gard completed the fun com
uercial course Friday and received their
diplomas Messrs. Gard and Price will
take up the Shorthand course, while Mr.
Herndon goes to Illinois TO accept a posi-
ton in bank for the summer. Then
he will return 70 complete shorthand and
typewriting-
Mr.. c. ". Stiles. a former student now
boolxkeeper for the Eagle Mil and Ele-
vator company Of Newton, Kan, made
pleasant cali Wednesday.
Miss Bernice Kelley Of the shorthand
department was called by long distance
phone Friday afternoon TO a fine position
as stenographer for a firm in Chsnute.
Kan. She left Immediately to assume
duties.
Miss Fannie Ray, a former pupil, Wis
sted the shorthand department on
"wednesday.
Professor Pence and Messrs. Huston,
Nose Johnson, Walker and Rauch were
visitors during the week.
Miss Bessie Baldwin Of the commercial
department was called to Larned, kan,
Saturday morning by telegram to nurse
her aunt, who is very III.
Mr.. George Shields Of the shorthand de-
partment received telegram Saturday
morning stating his brother was. seriously
I'll. He left for his home in oklahoma al
once
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-29

slss Fairfax-''Good Tnawnin', Aunt
Caroline Why aint you wa-hia' nova
tayss Aunt Caroline trenoving her
7-Ps nom her muuthl-'-Tel you see.
Mss Clara. Is bin cut O wEhk 80 long
dat now when I could wuhk ! ands ! ;
oo2e les nah taste 70 it~-5r1gA