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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-13

n generous girl who, when che tells ten. the
whole thing with little establishment
They are better friends than ever because can
graiiaed the others dearest inclination The party
Of the second part loves dearly ~ h~ told ar.s st
her isnparting may be fresh. white the rarfy OF
The Grit part. was ius; dying - nave h-s engage.
mont leak ort-
Last RUNNER 81 the stresf-oarz re,usnsnr
after The band copcsEi, amusing arciasst caused
Considerable ernbarTassusnf 8 HttIr boy ~hu "a.
on 'he crowded ear. vas hanging GA 20 the Side
and ~ the conductor along 90 ooIIe<t to
fares. The htt'e feiio~ lowered himself snsfl ne
WAS tn%igfb!e the conductor YOUNG mar rn,
knew the little fellow rather well and .seiax SRA.
be was up 80. ATTEMPTED 10 bold Of his ssn1
to aid him Ia hts economical design The raerzi
part - II was the younx fellow IN attempting o.
save The bOT<s nickel. Knocked The Rat or ara ,a-
little fellow hs1 20 jump or ard So; II; Il rsx the
last in
story is ost popular y0-1ng tsaz II a.
city. ~ho n her hvrry % c.tef ssr-~s-onr aoct.
den,Hy picked - her brosher,= se-rss IN t4sc. NJ
her ~eols~n gloves ard dts Mt el.cyser a, s..,n
Ehs had boarded ths car Fortunately. thsS r-s.
clean. sns sbe earrisd ,iers ~ssa her on A~s sho.
piuE-tosr.
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q saloon - TREAD asa sievp4s saous,r, 20
coavsrss With him
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negsssvt. ~hss ~ ssafeasy tegs>1 .rsssrs -
sa~ M vi. Re fheH answered IA IRE sr,yr...
dee
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4 dat rsTsr wzsh IL
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-13

The Eds Howe. being treated together
potcitis editor in state in the consultation
patronage in western counties
complained Ecienservi only be had from the
Department farmers liberal support of the
institution
That Curious Capers' column in Pratt Republican
know but we have for the hat
Editor Cochran's funeral
The game of golf is waxing greater in
every nothing however; the Of Ann
is said to be a live topic in that town
Under the head Adjusting Newton Kan
san-Republcan "A welknown politician in town He
probably practcng for the great hereafter
Caldwell is figuring on busting" the great
packing for the town is already seriously
talked of.
Cicero in county Jewell for professor Any
way, IS
And now on top of the rrmors United
States and Colombia Germany
report Wellington that is about to break out be-
of that place. No use talking war
hell
Two lemons raised a Caldwell going to
exhibition They VIII be used for mint
juips those Missourians aren't watched.
The Ell Dorado Republican reporting organization
of Hoch club the people anxious for a
change Particularly people who want
job. it should have been added
The ladies of Dorado church going to give
turkey hoped that practice will become
general among the church state
An Arkansas City woman asserts that gloves may be
thick muclage faxseed The editor the
however testimonial that he has
tried it on his corn breakers mitts.
Citys packing house has paid $500 to
establishment. 1t business
months
wnhed's slaughter
Now for slump In burial lot
Atchson Globe is quoting Henry Allen. the
regularly feared the bee
his by his
package found a cornfed Emporia week.
contained which dressmakes
Courier linotype shop
Is n advertiser.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-13
STATE TEACHERS, ASSOCIATION

The annual meeting of the Kansas State Teachers
association will begin in Topeka December 90 and con-
tnue for two days. There will be large attendance
and an excellent program. DR.. James H. Garfield, a
former president of this association, win give of the
leading addresses Other eminent educators being
of the leading topics for discussion at the
meeting Manual Training" Problems of the Sec
ondary School," Moral Education The Professional
Certificate" School Legislation. kansas Educational
Exhibit at St Louis" There will be abundance Of
material interest teachers of all classes and grades
presented by efficient and trustworthy leaders Of educa
tonaI thought has been determined to ask for adj
enroments this year with the idea of saving time
from the usual registration in Topeka and
securing a larger and interested membership for
the association than could otherwise be done All rail-
roads will give rates of and onehird fare tor the
round tip
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WHEREIN NO NAMES ARE MENTIONED

Woodward young lazy went to sleep On n
lounge the other day. and Soon afterward her
mother ushered IN visitor. young man from
Wichita who expects some day 10 D. the whole
thing with her.
Don't wake her said he. but get cup Of
water and when her fingers touch &; she
will answer ssy question asked better than Il
awake"
fully nmeTsiHg the girls fingers In H. he sai IN
a low but distinct tone: What do you want TO
get you for Christmas
"On she murmured. j want st 81 furs and
a diamond ring. and a bottle Of perfurne and set
Of dishes and PIANO and a."
Here. you take the cup. I've got % 20 % the
depot after M trunk before :; gets dark we're
the last words heard from the ssfft-footed yognx
man as he pe,IauesI toward the other end Of Main
street
~ function IN North Lawrence The ether
evening. one gentleman 20; rather weary q tSe
lack Of entertainment and speaking - IRE gentle
man Al his side. h aid
This = dreadful bore lsn't it,
Rather" Izooni.aiiy replied the address.
Lets get OFT Of this ard come back later.
he said.
4 cannot" vas ihe reply: I Ike here
There Is a card player in waehiia vbose sseans
have iong been exhausted ana Iscs'ag cash win
which 70 play regular game. he seats hinseii at
a table n tbs varsous ears-roorns II to-9. r.cxs
sp deck and plays zo8saire-
So eager = he 20 ~in shat ~n~- - ~ = feok-
Gng directly AZ hin r. vii ciEsiaoe card er tEo
thus chca;iag she " s2oz. ard Wiring fhs garn~
II is sid that 4 BE- Should xia game ~iih9ai
cheating h would glre = back
What MOLD yg1 d Z Toz hs1 a class q FinDss
ehldrenT' SID Erases schoo! ts&eh~r % hsr
prfocly2l. las; FRIDAY.
IN that cass. so~ wossld il 60 70 trJ reg
;szchef.-- replis4 tas principal
Il have is. became snxzxsd 20 John - snf
ar 80 D. nnzrrss1 Tx. FssTna-y.~ sad nsfth-
sad zs-s q ber Ass01n frssnd last Es~k. s1a yp1
ar~ fte o-ay uerzya ezrspt zaois~T n Ehozn kzTs
tell J. an yo- mustn't isss grzI Yyz lear s. 49,
whern zhe c-ncis9es
Tie nsxt Gag - ssors ~ss ca; ard TO- hsg1ts>
- the ssrnsrce rseesvSi fArs~ sspaszt= eeasFatE-
istory ietfsrs
wzs Sc zazry- Dse sSs Sc hs- tried Il say
aTe nood ard essds her for hsr ctriesss,T- ssy.
rzys sszs knew hrr eoseea trs~se E&tg<e sd
x-s~ that Il wss ncs g. IKE ses7y s7s- Her fred
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-13
THE ALcHEMisT's TRANSFORMATION

The old alchemsts who sought to transute the baser
metals into gold incidentally founded the modern science
Of chemistry They have been the subject
and ridicule in later ages but the proved
turning of radium into heum TO virdicate them. Il
s proved that the socalled elements permanent
Sir William Ramsay famous British chemist has
been telling in lecture Of his long study Of the
problem involved in the loss Of particles by radiun.
Besides its other manifestations 'radium constantly
dives of an emanation which seems to behave in all
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-13
1aily ~ Eag1e
m. NJ. MURDOCH, Editor.
Some short time since the Eagle
| ANOTHER
KANSAS REFORM
IMPENDING

4 ''''O'''-' made note CT the 1.ct that the
KANSAS "ero"" equal suffrage propagandists, of
'mreND'Ne he east were contemplating an
liner female sufra.~ raid The plan is to
make ante-eection canvass of he state. and then
of the succeeding legislature a submission of
the question to the people in the of amendment
to the constitution. OF course, the movement is in
stigated by lot of shorhaired and long haired
who desire to the canvass for which they
a lump salary and expenses l seems that
heretofore dupes of the these
states aforesaid and which states will take it's
against putting for campaign in state that
money burn The Washington Post declares that
'the time has passed when appeal for pocketbook
encouragement of Kansas movements touches us Sc
verely" The Post declares that the Kansas Mortgage
is thing of the past and that Kansas banks are
ing Kansas farmers to borrow Kansas money at from
to cent; that Kansas farmhouses the finest
in the nation Kansas the biggest booded
stock of the highest grade, and The Post evil
IDENTIFY esteems it piece of gall beg money to po-
liticaly reform evangeize" an opuer state like
Kansas
In this estimation of situation Eagle agrees
with the Post. Kansas doesn't female suffrage.
It has said than and in spite of the har
angling and dnnngs of the mobs Ct stump and
political abnomaes here at various times
play upon the assumed susceptibities people
derstood to the workable. Kansas stands in
need of female suffrage than does Massachusetts
Ohio. Kansas has had than her share of "re-
forms and every reform has landed her in the soup,
whether it political moral Industrial We don't
hang in Kansas, not for murder in the first
degree We morally again reformed" under st. John.
We politically reformed" under York. and later
PETER and the Pops and we are after reform
in public economy and official saintshp All this being
true those eastern reformers might better keep their
money in their pockets keep their female suffrage
agitators at home. Being long Oh both we want an
additional contribution of neither.
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TEMPUS FUGlT.

Time flies so fast, It will not wait.
You hurry. just to find you're late,
The hour is past
So swift it goes, sometimes it seems
AS if this life were only dreams
Time flies so fast.
So many labors scarce begun.
So much to do. so little done.
You stand aghast,
For we'll you know it is no use
To make the old, shOp-worn excuse:
Time flies so FAST"
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round tip.

Bailey was nominated at the Wichita convention
for Governor with Burton Curtis Hoch and half of the
congressional delegation against him. Burton Cur
It's the congressman cited will dare be against him
in Republican convention, be held in
Wichita.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-13

More deer hunters accidentally killed in the
Adirondacks annually than ordinarily killed in
the average South American revolution However.
hurt badly in the late Panama revolution He
had filed I'D on pulke and fell of his burro
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-13

There will be great fight for the Republican nomin
the First district for Curtis will have
the votes to but not sufficient number
to the first ballot and the possible result
is a guess.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-13

.'Of two heroes, he is the greater who esteens
MAUD MILLER INITIATED.
Maud Miller, winters DAY.
When warmth was scarce ana so was hay.
Bethought herself to take skate
Upon the pond beyond the gate.
That opened in pasture held
A pond whose waters had CONCEALED:
So Maud with skates clutched in her hand.
Broke for the pond 10 beat the band.
And. as she trippei. she sang this song
Il wish some man woui, come along;
Continued in next)
ssss
GUTHRIE has lawyer who has been charged
with vagrancy. Now vagrancy isn't such huge
crime as the fact that lawyer did H. would lead
the wayfaring think.
Jerry Simpson is for Parker of New York for
President. Now is Parker reciprocity advocate.
and, if elected win he be for Jerry Simpson,
Says Simpson TO Parker.
Il hope you will reign
Says Parker TO simpson,
My success is your gain"
It's poor politician. as well as rule. that
won't work both ways.
-O-O-
Il wonder what's the matter with central?"
marked the absent minded man. after he had held
the receiver of of the Missouri and Kansas
company telephones 10 MS ear lor ABOUT fNe
utes without receiving an answer. He had forgot
ten that the old phone has TO be runs.
Where oh where is Wos Ill?
Co) co. (o)
y Texas judge sentenced a negro convict to
1.ot. years in the penitentiary. Conundrum: what
was the Judges motive?
This is the season when the department heads
make their annual reports almost any desery-
ing citizen get a document to read
ask for one. The beauty Of IT is that matter
which you get it will be of equal interest to
any other that might have come.
One nice thing about peace societies is that the
members ready 10 fight when their country
punishment to some unrighseous nation.
Peace Societies exist
Throughout the entire world
But every fellow cienches fist.
When toward him insults hurled
SOLUTION TO sEVENTEEN-MULE PROBLEM.
share was. but couldn't make it out and finally
agreed to call in the aid Of a good neighbor (who
wise old guy'D The neRhDor came and
brought mule OF his and put Il In the corral
with the seventeen mules. Then 10 the oldest
he said. Take your T.. lie took mules the =
OF 49,. Then 10 the second son he said: TAKE
you 1-3rd." He took mules G-3 Of 80 To the
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-13

1t has been practically decided that those wind
shields and paced records will not be admitted regu
lar. but will have into class by themselves. That's
right give Father Time square deal Just he gives
everybody else
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Last year the rural free delivery of mail cost five
times much it brought in For all that, it
so popular the time will when the govern
will leave every mans mail at his door, and
likely do a package express business the side.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-13

Christmas is coming and that Chicago university
win be taken Of II will almost kill poor
cid Coaoil Johnny the price Of oil be put up
a point two
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-13

Why don't the Democratic papers of Missouri turn
loose that coart2 Is that the Democratic
supreme court is supreme in Democratic Missouri?
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-13

Joe Cannon intmaes that the house is tired OF the
dlydally methods of the Wonder what Joe
thinks the country thinks of that august wearnesss
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-13

1t must comfortable thing be investigated by
enemies and the time be the other side
of the earth engaged in civilizing savages Leonard
Wood has orr sympathies
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Science has evoked metal actinium, which for
cost makes radium look like 80 cents.
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Turkeys dropping down only from their roosts
fer Christmas but down price too many Of them
having dropped on the Thanksgiving market
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-13

Col Waterson charges the Republican party with
Interior motives giving Comrade Col Bryan sendof
in Europe.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-13

Neither of the two houses of congress act If it
was sincerely in favor of admitting Oklahoma the pres
ent session
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-13

If Hoch had been elected state printer the Probust
ers would have been compelled to unearth other
disappointed patriot candidate.
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The way to solve the coal question is to annex Can
ada Millions of in northwest Canada under
laid with monster veins of splendid coal
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-13

big laid heaven has not neglected sailing
down good pile of swag this side
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The Hoch machine claims that it has got the Bailey
machine downed
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-13

During the football 1903 only 10 players
killed. 80 seriously wounded, and several hundred
MANNED What a ady-like spot
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There is too much Of disappointment of the gall OF
bitterness in the Hoch machine fight Bailey.
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Dowie has promised to pay off his debts as soon as
he induce his Zion dupes to put up the plunks.
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THE PlKERS' LAMENT

his rival moss.r-Beaumeiic
Youngest son he said: Take your l-sth-" He
took two mules doth of 18th. Then the '~sc old
guy mounted his mule and went nome
First son. ......----...-..s
Second .................S
Third son .................-.,s
Il
The public librarians at Washington reror'-
that Sunday frequenters OF the library were az err
serious knowledge Now viii somebody tell what
Is serious knowledge:
When the merits Of the water sewer proposition
were digested they received dement's.
At first the people sewerward.
Their incllnations turned,
4 smell loud twas heard.
Petitions all burned.
II French statesmen wish to visit Washington
and learn how parliament should be run they
cordially weieome. but Americans should not
go 10 Paris 20 return visit they reseh the
chamber just when n duel Is Those French
hot-blocds shoot so poorly that innocent Amert-
by-stander might get hurt.
\ man who returned from Atchisou the other
day Informed that Ed Howe doesn't write ali
the Globe Sights. And for the first time. real
lied how unJusily We had judged him AZ a writer
all years.
For testimonial "anti-fst L. r. Delaney.
$1,000.
A man who does brain work Is always ready
declare IL a great deal harder labor than manual
but he is never ready TO shovel the snow OF the
front walk
Tho lAtchison Globe Is quoting the ratrfts hang
Ing around the town. one good tang about en-.
they won't request correction.
We frd IN the Eagle files that twenty years
ago Topeka announced that IL going 70 clean
up And today it IS stH the municipal tramp"
OF Kansas.
Only the pity OF preacher fer a lost soul
equal that Of a for n man. whose wife
hasn't mended the rip IN his coat. And ninr
OF times she hasn't. simply because he ISN'T
homo long enough for her TO thread a nee1c
ID
II went down 90 tina, fool show without an over
coat and caught cold remarked the hoarse-vutees
individual
Better transposc that. hat YOU rerrsrksa
the friend; 1T would sound reasonable
- -
Where, oh. where Is my boy tonight said The
tired mother TO her only daughter as they sat by
the freside at twelve O'Clock one night waiting
And how about papa questioned The daughter
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-13

Republican state Ae
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KANSAS CURRENTS.

Now bring on your calendars for 1904.
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Of
charged fthe s,fkeo the Fe rK a
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KANSAS HISTORY REVEALS THAT

FIFTY-oNE Hall of Msso
Sehrask
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1t is suspected that Dowie who claims TO have
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-13

IN TH1RTYFIvE YEARS AGO TopAYThe Fort Scott rair
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bauh declared that he wa" nS
paeouner brigade
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allie shortage being NEARLY
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IN THIRTY YhA-, AGO ToDAY.-The Athhon Globe wa
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1885, attempt on'
Governor enc
The conviction
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of two heroes greater
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-20
HousToM FhElaHr BUREAU.
No Definite Action Vet Taken in Selec,
ton Of . Mananer

No Definite Action Vet Taken in Selec-
ton OF a Manager
The executive committee Of the Houston
Freight bureau has not yet come to a
definite conclusion rs TO manager Since
the vacancy caused hy the resignation Of
MIR e o. Becker, several names have been
considered, but the selection IS SIN an
open question,
The committee realizes that the office Will
require J. man Of large experience and abil
ity In traffic matters aud that 10 is best 10
20 slow In selecting him They have ~.
coiycd many applications aud Endorsements
for the place,
The vast commercial Interests OF Houston
demand such an Institution as tho promot rs
OF the freight bureau are seeking 10 estah-
fish, and the results obtained will depend
largely upon the nature of It's management.
In view of these facts the committee Is
still undecided and asks To have IL an
nouuced that an reports which nave been
circulated to the contrary nre false. A
conclusion may be reached any day
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-20
PENSfoNs-HOw CoNPrTFD.

The amount OF pension will depend upon
two conditions, viz: The number Of years
the person has served the company. and
the amount Of his average regular monthly
pay for ten years next preceding retire.
ment. Therefore. to ind the amount Of the
monthly allowance first ascertain the aver
age regular monthly nay for ten years next
preceding the date OF proposed retirement,
then Ind the number Of years employed by
tie company. and from the final result
eliminate any fractional part OF a month:
thus twenty.one wears and six months. or
2l5 years. The number OF years Of service
determines the percentage TO he applied TO
tie average monthly paw. Thus IL II Is
found that the average monthly nay for the
ten wears next preceding the time Of retire.
mcnt was $50. and tho wears Of service II D.
the monthly pension would be 2l,5 per cent
of $50, or S17,2O.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-20
Eastern Tenas Railroad.

r. w. Miller, vice president and traffic
manager OF the Eastern Texas railroad,
with headquarters at Lufkiu. was visitor
to Houston yesterday, and spent the day
interviewing the various railroad officials in
this city The Eastern Texas runs from
Luf6iu 10 Kennard distance Of thirty
miles At the latter place the Central
Coal and Coke company has probably the
largest saw mill In the South This road
will shortly begin the work Of extending
its line from kennard 10 Crockett twenty
two miles distant, making the total length
~ the road nifty two miles.
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international and Great Northern

International and Great NoTthern Rates'
For the events named, the International
and Great Northern railroad announces the
following excursion rates
Grand encampmcnt, Improved Order OF
odd Fellows, Dallas, February TO g.;
standard convention rates; ON sale Febru-
AIRY / and ..
Annual meeting Ladies Grove, Woodmpn
Of the World san Antonio. February 10
n l5, one ana onc-third fares for round
trip, on sale February Q.
Annual reunion Green's brigade Weinau,
February n aud 90: one and onc-third fare
for the ronnd trip on sale February pa
and Of
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-20

Passenger Traffic Manager 5. f. Il. Morse
OF the Sunset-Central lines left yesterday
morning for san Antonio, where he goes
TO attend the regular qlartery meeting Of
the TranScontiueutal Passenger nssociDtion
This Is one of the rcgunr meetings of the
association ana there Is no matter CT espe-
cial Importance TO be considered,