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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-06
HYPATIA ON MONDAY.

Hypatia last Monday received hearty
welcome at Mrs. Beach's home, 1915 North
Lawrence avenue, on the occasion of the
second cooking demonstration. 1t is found
that these meetings are especially valu-
able in promoting acquaintance and
friendship as well as in illustrating fav
orite dishes or methods of preparing
them. Biscuits. crusted baked potatoes.
raeringue bread pudding. peach butter
made from evaporated peaches. and a
new way of preparing dates for creamed
dates. were Illustrated by Mrs. Cleave-
land.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-06
The Week iD Society
Everything Progresses but Society

tie Atwell, Emma Mcclure, Nellie John
son. Cora Rush. Grace Loudenslager, Rosa
Banister, Willow Croker, Erwin Rogers,
WinIie and FTossie Deming, Bernice Sur
tees, Alma Carr, verna Cain, Irie Jones.
Grace Davidson. Cara and Blanch Kes-
sler and Mrs. Carrie Steendord. Messrs
Arthur Harrison, Leonard Adams. Har-
mon and Harley Kafrey, Ray and Rob-
ert Young. Frank and Charles Klein.
Thomas and James Rush, Roy Steenrod
James Royse. Charles Burress, Charles
Johnson, Roy Shades. Byron Chamber
lain, Harry Lawson, Harry Steele, Arthur
and Harry Hyde, Arch Lauchland. G. G.
Nease, Oscar Sherrod. Clement Parker.
Forrest Nelson. William Brown, T. II.
Mayberry. j. c. Temple. Everyone pres
Z Z
AT O'CLOCK DINNER.
Mr.. Glauberg entertained at o'clock
dinner in honor of Miss Alice Beesley Of
Chicago, his former trimmer, who left for
the east last Wednesday. The invited
guests were: Miss Alice Beesley, Mrs
Salmons. Mrs. Brown, Misses Bidweu,
Fawling, Zimmerman and Harner
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THE NORCROSS SERIES. 4
Judge and Mrs. VIM Norcross, Miss
Sara Norcross and Mr. James II. Nor
cross entertained at their home, OF North
Lawrence avenue, in a series of five
parties, beginning Friday afternoon. No
vember %, and closing Monday evening,
November CO.
About thirty ladies were present Fri
day afternoon. In the art contest the
prizes were won by Miss Mollie Warren,
Miss Louise Leib and Mrs. Pickett.
Friday evening thirty-six were enter
tanned at supper. The prizes of the even
ing fell to Mrs. Levi Sherwood. Mrs. E.
Higginson and Miss Eva Dewey
On Saturday afternoon Mrs. r. p Muir
dock, Mrs. Elmer Bleckley and Miss
Marg:e Knorr secured the prizes
Saturday evening company Of thirty
six played progressive finch. Mr.. George
Carver and Mrs Fulton succeeded in
capturing the prizes
A seven o'clock supper was given on
Monday evening. The art folios OF the
one hundred best pictures published by
Let's of New York City were used in
entertainment In the art contests that
followed Mr.. James Vincent, Mr. John
Staley and Miss Henrietta Mason were
the victors.
The assistants in the series were Mrs.
Hiram Norcross. Miss katherine Sta
ley Miss Lola Maxwell. Mrs. Woods of
Monmouth. H., Miss Abbie Potts and
Miss Jessie kendle
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-06
A BIRTHDAY SURPRISE.

G. NJ. Booth was the victim of sur
prise party Monday night. given because
of it being his birthday, by his wife. The
evening was passed with progressive
high five Mr.. Booth was allowed to win
the first prize and was given a mahogany
hassock. Mr.. c. +. Cathcart won the
BOBBY prize and was given cigars. y
four-course dinner was served. Those
present We're: Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Corwin.
Mr.. and Mrs c. f. Cathcart, Mrs. J. w
Mallory OF Hutchinson. Mr.. G. 7. Shaw
of Kansas City, Miss Dorothy Booth.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-06

Mr. and Mrs George Matthews hare
issued inyi;atloas for the evening 81 De-
ccrntc- =. to be spent = euelTe az their
home So North Lawrence avcnae-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-06
THE KATOw CLUB.

ii Il hAlON obC
Mrs. J. II. Florence of 22PS East Doug
las avenue entertained the katow En-
time was devoted to fancy work of vari-
Gus kinds. The crowd was congenial ana
the time passed only too quickly. Those
present were: Mrs. J. II. Bridenstine'
Mrs. ]. E Fiebleman, Mrs L. l.. Walker,
Mrs John Morrison, Mrs. c. A. Stuart
Mrs f. B. Dyal and Mrs. w. r. kessler-
\ very inviting lunch was served and at
a late hour all departed for their homes
feeling that it was good TO have been
lhere.
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A vICriM1ZED HUSBAND.

Mrs J. w. Gibson gave surprise
Marty on Mr. Gibson "Wednesday evening.
II was his birthday. The evening was
spent at supper and at ninch MISS Lola
Mexwen won the prize and was given
picture. The guests were; Miss "ini-
fred wooiard. Miss Lola Maxwell. MISS
Helen Taylor. Miss Eva Decatur. Miss
Mabel Hall. Miss Edna Battin, AIR.
Clarence Reed. Mr.. James MORTALITY. Mr.
Rav Torfey. Mr.. Fred Walter. Mr.. Ever
cite Alexander. Mr.. Jerry Dice, .Mr. OTIS
f-ar.a
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-06

Mr. and Mrs Ernes; Gamer enter
;sinec the club on the OCCASION 81 its
annual Thanksgiving Psrty last Satu--
eay night. Miss Eta Rscc and Nj. ano
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-06
4 "RILEY AFTERNOON. -

Mrs Frank r. Dyer entertained the
San Souci club on Tuesday afternoon at
her home. 6l3 North Topeka avenue. II
was 4 Riley" afternoon. quotations be-
ing given from the poems OF James
Whitcomb Riley and then the time was
passed with games and merry eonversa-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-06
TWENTIETH CENTURY CLUB.

On Tuesday afternoon the Shakespear-
can department met in the Unitarian
church and completed the study Of Much
Ado bout Nothing" On January the
play of Julius Caesar will be begun.
There will be an inductive study OF act
/ and discussions on the historical set
ting, nature as dramatic background. and
character contrast of the historic and
dramatic Caesar The art department will
meet December S Historical Sketch OF
HARLEM. Mrs. Van Arsdale: Jacob van
Ruisdael. Mrs Sargent; The Works OF
Mevndert Hobbema, Mrs. Sternberg.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-06

BY CHRISTIAN ENDEAyoR
Mr. and Mrs. c. ]. Mckenzie were
guests OF honor at a reception given last
night In the parlors OF the Fist Pres
hyterian church by the young people Of
c z No y
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-06

tOh MN 4 1 mi bI-LA-A-
4 seven u'clocA luncheon in honor or
Miss Lillian Carpenter Of Versailles, Ky,
was given Wednesday evening by Miss
Leila Purdue. After supper the evening
was PASSED with games and music. The
guests were: Miss Carpenter. Miss Ar
ma Brown, Miss Ada Scott. Miss Helen
Pratt, Miss Daisy Woods. Mr.. Deios
Woods. Mr. Given Hagny. Mr. Eek
Joseph, Mr.. George Brown, Mr.. Harry
Stinson. Mr.. Walter Hess
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-06

. Mrs c. I. Potts and Mss Potts VIII
give series Of parties next week ~ TIER
home. IasI North Lawrence avenue.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-06

COMING EVENTS IN SOCIETY.
on Wednesday afternoon Mrs. ]. ID.
Houston and Mrs. a. c. Jobes will en-
terrain and they have also issued invi-
tntions for supper on December Is.
= = =
Monday afternoon ard evening VII! be
given to the opening reception at the
rev Country club house. The house IS
completed and furnished and VIII be
decorated ard lighted very beautifully
for this event TWO hundred and nfty
guests are expected.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-06

A RAINBOW AFF AK.
Rainbow colors in flowers and candle
shades was a pretty and unique feature
of the function given Monday evening
by Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Englehart. The
prizes were won by Mrs A. S. Parks,
Mr. Fred Hellar and Mr.. Walter Pond.
On Tuesday evening Mr.. and Mrs. Engle
hart entertained at six-handed euchre.
Mrs. j. H. Berry and DR.. Hodge won the
favors.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-06

Mrs. \. G. Jobes will sive a dinner
saturday, December T.,
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A Fable.

Puck: See the Man! How worn he
looks! His broad, bullying Brow is
wrinkled like the front side Of a Wash
board and his Nose is actually pale
with Misery. Who is he, and has he a
Pain concealed somewhere
about his Person?
Oh! He is just an average Statesman,
the kind we usually send to the legis-
lature because we are tired of having
them loafng around. Day before yes
terday he discovered a Sensible Para
graph in the Fool Bill he is DESTROYS Of
Introducing; and he has been thinking,
thinking, thinking, Night and Day,
ever since, trying to find a Substitute
for thai n Clean Of Wisdom that
will sound Sonorous and mean abso-
luteiy Nothing.
From this we should Learn several
Great Truths, but will not learn any at
all. We you know, are The People and
our Voice is the Vox Del. We already
1t all and canot be taught any
thing, either by Painful Experience or
otherwise; thus it is our invariable
Habit to use much less Caution in Sc
lecting our Lawmakers than we do in
picking out a Watermelon or buying a
Calf.
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But Steadman, looking at her, thought
bitterly that 1t was not lovely enough,
and his breath came short as the shadowy
thoughts of a few moments since. took
shape.
Which do you choose?' he asked her In
a curious, hard voice.
There was a moment of awful suspense
then Ethel low and hesitat-
ingly:
Il ought to choose that one" pointing
to the unhappy artists own painting. for
1T is less beautiful. and therefore must be
more like me. But, h!' with sudden
rapture, II cannet help but choose this.
1t is lovely!"
LOVELY" chimed in her aunt. And
look at that rose, dear! Have you ever
seen anything so exquisitely painted"
1T is like the one 1 gave Dick the other
night" faltered the girl.
There was a flush on her cheeks and a
light in her eyes.
Yes, it is the same" said steadman
quietly, II begged it of Dick to put in my
picture. Its color was SO perfect"
There was a note Of despair in the girls
voice.
Eyes, mine"
Had either lady looked they would have
observed the chastity pallor Of Steadman's
face and the tense set Of his mouth.
But the old lady was still lost In admir-
alton of the painting, and Ethel had
turned aside to hide the sudde cloudinR
! of her eyes. "
Come, Ethel, we must be going" said
her aunt. and she shook hands warmly
with S~teadman. saying: 81 congratulate
you heartily on your great success and
also on winning 30 sweet q wife. And
you, Ethel, are a fortunate girl to nave
won so gifted a h~usband!"
Pr" A 90 hoJ 1,,11a5 1,or o,xa. GU. 4
notice that anything was amiss with the
girl, and neither Of them noticed the man.
"Goodby, Ethel!"
There was an exultant CLEAN in his
eyes. Mechanically the girl held out her
hand to her future husband. Her lips
moved, but no sound escaped them, and
with a slight inclination of her head, she
followed her aunt.
"A telegram, SIR"
Thanks
For a moment. Dick Halston held he
himsy envelope in his fingers, turning it
this way and that. dreading to open it.
VIVA a coward I ami" he muttered,
and with sudden resolution he tore 1t
open.
At first he was only able to grasp the
one, word: Yours"
Then he read further:
Come to the studio at once. Impor-
tant."
Jack, old man! Jack, where are your
Where are you?'
It was Halston's voice calling, as he
looked round the empty studio. But he
received no answer. Then his eyes fell
upon a letter addressed to himself In
Steadman's handwriting. He opened 1t.
wondering what it meant.
Dick" he read, forgive me! The temp
tation was too great and 1 fell. I
claimed your picture as mine. Your love
for her will make you understand. But
thank heaven! I repented before 1t was
too late. Goodby and forgive me If you
can. Jack S~teadman."A
And Dick Halston did understand.
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which do you think she will choose,
Jack?"
Dick FIalston turned from the two oil
paintings as he spoke and looked inquir-
.ngly at his friend.
The latter raised his eyebrows and
slightly shrugged his shoulders.
Honestly, 1 never thought h would
agree to our proposal" went on h first
speaker. ~nervsusly.
Jack Hteadrnan laughed.
IA wsrnan's lew Of novelty. Dick"
A few moments passed in unbroken 81
lence. then Halston spoke again.
Hang It ALL" he burst out. II can't
stand this suspense! It is only halt past
,, and she won't be here until after 4. I'll
tell yeu what, Jack, I am going to run
dewn to Richmond. This waiting is maxi
ing me rs nervous as a woman I shall
make a fsol Of myself If she chooses your
painting. You dent mind?"
No"
But the word was reluctantly spoken.
However. Halstsn did not notice 1T. He
caught up hts hat
"Goodby, old chap. And you will let
me know as soon as possible? II she
chooses your painting, just wire the one
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Saved His lin

Whitehall, Ill, June S.-,,,
Manley had Bright's Disease aas,
his home dectsr had treated y.
iometime he finally told HIM
could DO. nothing more for h,a'
that he would surely die. =
A friend who had heard !,
Dodd's Kidney Pills had done i,
Of Kidney Trouble, advised M
ley to try a treatment Of thts y
He did 30 and everyone NM
prised and delighted to see an ias
ment In a very short time. ri,
provement gradually kept on \
treatment proceeded, till now NJ,
ley is well. He says:
1.-THE doctor said he had dona
could for me. He gave me, 4
friend advised me to take DoddSs
ney Pills, and in a few weeks
nearly all right again.
II am not dead, and can tr,t
say that I feel better TODAY i
have for years. Dodd's, Kidnas
are a wonderful remedy and !
ways praise them and recon
them to everyone suffering AS +
Mr. Manley's recovery has c,u
profound sensation, as no ons
thought he would recover.
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Richmond until after your decision"
Poor Dick!' murmured Ethel to her
self.
"Indeed," she said aloud, with a con-
temptuous little pout.
Her good humor returned. and she
chatted gayly.
Now" said Jack steadman, going over
to the easels md laying his hand on tho
curtain, will you choose between these
two pictures? Ethel" he said. turning to
her aunt, but looking at the girl. has
promised to marry the man whose 1or-
trait Of herself she chooses"
The old lady bowed, and Ethel MUIR
INJURED an inaudlble assent.
Steadman drew aside the curtain with a
hand that shook. despite his utmost en-
deevors.
A simultaneous burst of admiration broke
from both ladies.
"They are beautiful cried the elder
lady. Look at that one, Ethel! My dear
child. 1t Is a living likeness of your W
sweet self"
And steadman's fane grew gray. for
she pointed to Halstc4's picture.
Far too beautiful for me, auntic."
whispered the girl. for once abashed.
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THE TELEPHONE Be
He is a New Kind of Washer anil
Is His Scheme,

Indianapolis Sun: The telephen,
has a sweet volce-not so sweet A
perhaps, as it is fetching" but i'd
sistently fetching. The number d
with young women in which he I'D
will not be known, for the young /
would not be likely to tell on then
but there are still a few Young L.
who insist on knowing to whom I'D
talking. In fact, the number sttA5
be a big majority.
The telephone beau goes at 1t SON
Ike this:
He sees a handsome girl on the
She may be with some one he kM1
she may not. He accomplishes Il
either way. II she Is with some d
knows 1t is easier. of curse. ALL
to do is to ask his friend her nd
aer fathers name, and he proceedsh
up the telephone book. Then he d
Hello, is this Mr.. Blanks resAi
1T Is" comes the answer.
We'll, is Miss Blank there?"
Yes: do you want to speak to x
III you please"
Wait just a moment"
And expectancy follows on the III
the wondering telephone beau.
Then comes a feminine Ii
Hello" h
rs this Miss Blank??" /
Yes, who is thfs?"
Don't you know me?"
mo, who is it?" (
Don't you know me?"
mo, who is it," \
Really dent you remember mel
The young woman probably BRING
self to believe that she does recognl
voice as a familiar zone, and she ID
telephone beau so.
"Ah, really, now, would you be az
I'd tell yeu who I am?"
We'll, you will please. tell me-" +
At this stage the telephone beau 4
Of the mutual friend who has I'd
next"
Yes" says the feminine void
know him. But who are your
We'll, to tell you the truth,
spoken Of you so often that l felt
couldn't wait longer to know ya5
The talk becomes fast and conplEA
this stage. 1t has to, if it don't the |
er will go on the hook and the bead
HE has just been tantalizing M
saying that he will not introduce a
I can't wait longer to know YOUNG
is So-andSo."
The receiver does not go to the u
thetother end of the line and the i
might think the telephone beau III
but he has not. OF course, the
woman Is highly insulted, and declha
will never have anything to do VI
man by that name. Then she tt.
over. She wonders what he looal.
and she speaks to the aforesaid Is
friend. The friend knocks on N
phone beau, of course. The mutual
always knocks when he is on the
and by knocking" he thinks he mi
the other nan on the outside
knocking only makes the young
the more curious. She imagines II
tual friend is jealous, and she vi
him a few tricks. She seeks anotI
tual friend and She meets the "te4N
beau"
Thus the new species Of beau VII
you ever notice that the beau WIZ
raw?
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THAT'S THE TIME

When Proper Food IL Necess
Proper food is never more nj
Than when recovering from a
sickness, when over-eating WOO
fatal and vet the body needs nouri
and plenty of it.
At this time the condensea
Grape-Nuts is shown to be oreI
powerful friend. Four teaspooaI
Grape-Nuts and cream will
a healthy man for half a day antI
,uantity in warm milk will build
onvalescent wonderfully. MOI
is too weak to digest and relish
Nuts. I was taken sick with
fever and everyone who has n
disease knows how weak and "
person feels when beginning to
ate.
Il had to be very careful an
diet and could eat only very lisa
These did not seem to nourish me
stead Of getting better every daI
just at a standstill and cveryoD1
to fear a relapse. One day WI
in bed very much discouraged
who was reading to me from ~
read an article about Grnpe-Nls
decided to send for a package
From the very first meal o
Nuts began to improve, s%trens1
in bounds and leaps with the IS
| was soon out of bed; my chang
better seemed simply maryelou,
mind is clear and strong ana II
sturdy. l am now entirely ns1
Name given by Postum 20
Creek, Mich.
There is a reason.
A dessert that helps the Ga,
the thing! Any number Of thes
little recipe book III each ppd
Grapa-Nuts.
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a Word From Br'er W;,l;,

Aeianea SoAstllullon Dew
room fer all er US on Abrah,sss
yum; on anyhow, Lazarus fea,sa9
ter wake up EN- take exercises
Eff Satan wuz advertised g.
Sunday lecture, you couldn,t y
Gus tent big enough ter 'com ae1
de crowd. sola a
Many a man what sets II.
married never stops ter thInl n \
marrying de gas bill, de grocasa &
de rest er de family.
De best way ter meet Trm,M5
q broad smile, witch th'ows h W.
guard en- makes him think Nm Nm
disguise. sg
No use ter try to whip de da,s,l
de stump. Eff de stump katsl
dar de devil is-but whar i u al
.deration Is you? Sue
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Ask Your Dealer for Aliens Foot Ease,
A powder to shake into your shoes. It
rests the feet. Cures Corns, Bunions,
Swollen, Sore, Hot, Callous, Aching,
Sweating feet and Ingrowfng Nails.
shoes easy. Sold by all druggists and
shoe stores, 25c. Sample mailed FREE.
Address Allen S. Olmsted, LIE Roy, N. Y.
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Where 70 Apply.

Chicago Post: Dear Miss %Scrubbins.'
wrote the wise mother to her sons teach
er, III you want an excuse for Willie's
absence from school, ask him for one.
He's the best boy for excuses thai lives.
He gives them to me a dozen times a day.
He can give an excuse for anything that
happens. whether it's a rip in his trousers
or a fight with a neighbours boy. AS long
as you have him in your room. I do not
see why it should be necessary to apply
to me for an excuse at ALL
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A Severe Test.

Brooklyn Eagle: Edith-Oh. George
papa says we rave got to wait a year.
but that If we care for each other then.
he WILL consider the matter.
George suppose he figures it out thai
II I can AFFORD to pay you attentions that
long. can easily afford to support you
after we get married.
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DANGEROUS.

Puck: Hong Kong c~hinaman-But we
might learn to make these goods our
selves, instead Of importing them.
Pekin Chinanan-I'm afraid that would
be considered an unfriendly act and
might lead to demands for further in
demnity.
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sill Good.

Philadelphia Press: D you think"
said the Rev. x. Horter, sternly, that
you car be a consistent Christian IL you
go fishing on the Sabbath7"
Sure" replied the good-natured ane-
Ter, for no matter how poor my luck
may be I don't swear"
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The Worlds Cold Wave.

Judge: Mr.. Quillsr (the lawyer)-By the
way I wonder what ever became of little
.'Scrappy" McGinnis, who used to play
hockey" to play baseball when we were
back in the little stone school house? I'll
bet he came to no good and.
DR.. Poorpreach gloomily)-He's now
getting $4,000 a summer as a baseball
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Always look for this trade mark: "The
Klean, Kool Kitchen Kind" The stoves
without smoke, ashes or heat. Maka
comfortable cooking.
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Have used. Piso's Cure for Consump-
lion nearly two years, and find nothing
q compare with it.-Mrs. Morgan, Berke-
~, Cal, Sept. 2, 1901.
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There are more wrecks in the Bal.
tic Sea than In any other place in the
world. The average Ia one wreck q
day throughout the yea.
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Mrs. wInslow.a SOOTHING SYRUP Tor Children
teething; softens the gums, reduces AZ
lays pain, cures wind colo. = osnto . bostls.
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The Rev. II. p. Perkins, of Pao-ting-
!, China, says there is a great demand
for native schools and churches there.
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Wasted Enorov,

Life: Professor Bung-A beauty? Well,
perhaps she Is.
Mr.. Rattles-Why. man. haven't you no.
ticed the divine way she smiles?
oh, I'm not altogether unobseryant. I
have made a,calculation, in fact, that the
energy expended on her smiles, IL scien-
ufcaily applied, would run an automo-
bile"
American brewers have already In
vested $4.0OO,000 in and about Havana.
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AZ instructed.

AZ instructed.
Chicago News: Why do you watch
the thermometer on the wall so close
Typ queried the invalid.
Because replied the unframed
nurse, 1.-THE doctor said If the tempera-,
ture got any higher to give you an
other dose of Q%uinine."
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Inclined to Overlook II.

(. Chicago Tribune:s Indulgent Father
dining in restaurant)-I presume,
Horace, while you were attending that
foreign medical college you formed the
foolish and re~prehensible habit Of
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The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1903-06-12

Son-yYhy, yes. father; I just had to
students did.
Indulgent Father-Waiter, two
beers!