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The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-04-09
GOOD WOMEN COOKS WANTED.

There nothing much needed in this country as the
cultivation the Science Of cooking says Medical Talk
The gets married and undertakes the care
of house without stopping to think that she is assuming
q very responsible position No woman is fit to assume
the position of mistress of house until she has mastered
at least the principles of cooking.
Poorly cooked food is the of more sickness and
more domestic infeicy than any other cause that
could be mentioned II is sin and shame to see good,
raw material converted indigesble trash by SLOW
enly and ignorant cook.
Cook books dwell largely the formula and direc-
making confeconeres fancy cakes and foolish
puddngs leaving the staple articles of food to be cooked
almost any old way.
There are very few who know exactly how to
meat; how to prepare juicy beefsteak; how to
make pot-roast how prepare piece OF meat so
that it in the without coming out as
dry tasteless chunk of soft rubber Any woman
knows how prepare meat bread and potatoes IN
digestible and tochsome form has made long stride
toward becoming good cook
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-04-09
ATRUTH REsURREcTED.

In the gloried East, where splendors rise
Alike from morn and evening skies,
And Allahabads roses fair
Delight to scent the lang'rous air,
'Tis said a Brahmin sage once taught
That God is with all life in-wrought;
That something of His life and power
Grows in the tree, blooms in the flower.
And all the wondrous forms that span
The intervening space to man.
This power doth some expression find
In love of each for its own kind;
But man it's grandest outcome is
Through Loves and Wisdoms bridal kiss
And through his growing mind this power
Must bring to earth its heavenly dover
OF love- to hold all nations kin,
OF charity to lift from sin,
Of hope, to bring our heaven near,
And trust, to bury all our fear.
Alice Elizabeth Ripley
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-04-09
JAPAN AND ITS PROVERBS.

familiar with the literature and customs OF
japan tells the Philadelphia Press something about its
proverbs I'VE all know, he said the proverb about
haste less speed but the Japs put it. II in hurry,
go round. We say very crudely. that accidents will
happen the regulated families but the japanese
view making the phrase picturesque say,
Even monkey sometimes falls from tree The say
ing edged tools and fingers the people of the
Fowery Kingdom vary If plays with tigers is
likely to have trouble while oil and water won't
mix they you can't riyet a nail in custard.'
Where say out of evil good may come they say the
lotus springs from the mud Mrs. Partingons attempt
is in Japan scattering fog with fan building with
she'll And when the person making such attempt has
failed Japanese say that all thine heart
makes the world
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-04-09
THE DAREDEVIL TORPEDO BOAT.

Mr. Sidney Low an English critic of the war Office,
sees in the japanese attack Arthur lesson that
should stare Britons in the face He that with
knowledge that couple of daredevil torpedo lieu
tenants favored by luck and dirty weather may alter the
balance of marine power in night even the enthusiasts
of the Naval School should admit that great reserve
home defense by land is not exactly superi-
Gus luxury. Nor is possible to survey the political
horizon and to feel confident that may not again find
ourselves involved in warlike operations in Europe or
Asia under conditions which could not rely upon sea
power alone. In way other we are driven back
remorselessly to the unwecome conclusion that we are
not going be relieved of present perous inefect
iveness regard land defense, without sus-
tanned and serious effort"
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-04-09
EUROPE AT ST. LOUIS.

From present indications. Europe will Notwithstanding
the war; take greater the fair than
any previous expostons this side of the Atlantic
Especially is this of England where the proAmer
feeling has years been growing One novel
British excursion the fair will leave Southampton on
May q. The tour will occupy month, and covers
nearly 10000 miles. With a presidential campaign get
ting under way and the St Louis fair with its wonders
the objective point the ought to be exceedingly
interesting instructive the English visitors
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-04-09

c. T. F.
I:i..i:i-
BULLY GOOD BULLY STORY.
Recently the Mail and Breeze employed
diffident young man from the country TO
go forth and seek subscribers. His first
work was done in lola By chance he
stumbled upon the town bully Would
you like to take the Mail and Breeze o.
he asked, >timidly. Nav. | DON'T. said
the bully. do you know what | think OF
the Mail and Breeze? It's rotten, and any
man who would work for 1t is blank
blank-blankety-!'
You talk like a blamed fool said the
diffident young man from the country, as
his color began to rise.
Il do, do I?'' said the bully. advancing
in a menacing manner. We'll, put that
in your pipe and smoke it, he continued
fetching the solicitor clap across the
mouth.
The young man looked at his assaiant
in manner divided between grief and
surprise. He went slowly across the road
and laid his sample papers down in pile
placed his display Of premiums on top OF
them. and then added his coat and hat
to the collection. Two minutes later the
bully was down on his back in the dust
with nose bleeding, both eyes rapidly
closing and other damages visible about
his countenance. Let me up, I've got
enough" he gasped to the diffident young
man who sat astrde of him.
III let you up when you hanq out a
years subscription and make your selec-
ton from our list of beautiful prizes
every one worth more than the price of
the paper"
The hand of the bully painfully found
its way to a breeches pocket and brought
out a couple of round silver dollars
Make it two years" he said pleadingly;
but for Gods sake, let me up"
-IloC)oll
One Democratic paper in Oklahoma saw
huge Democratic gains in the recent city
elections in that territory. OF course 1t
overlooked the huger Republican gains.
1t isn't the business of q party paper to
see the gains made by the other party.
O-O-O-O
OF course, in eulogizing dead man 1t is
all right to say only agreeable things,
but why emphasize as virtue the allie
CATION that Mark Hanna harbored no
secret lougings for the presidency? is it
TO a mans discredit to h2rbor such
longing or TO possess such an ambition?
CD-(?)-{?)
Tom Fitch evidently prefers the ma
tonal to the local band wagon
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-04-09

a bit of philosophy cuIed from the Alva
X-Ray, the Normal school paper. is as
follows: He laughs best who laughs at
his teachers joke"
O-O-0-O
Hearst has several hundred rooms en-
gagged at St. Louis for his delegates and
rooters. Hearst is indeed a friend TO the
common people.
II a man will persist in boodling or
grating he should select some place
where grand juries do not flourish.
U.-l-I-.D
That aritbneticai method of counting
population may do for the effete east.
but It will not do in Wichita. People
won't have much faith in a census report
that leaves Wichita below the $500
mark after the government has made 1t
national bank depository city, which.
to be such, must exceed those figures
The census bureau lacks sense. and should
be censured.
When minister offers striker religion
in lieu of higher wages. il may be a case
of offering bread where a stone is asked.
but the angry striker is not likely 10 so
regard it.
O-O-O-O
The only way to fight the beef trust.
say the cattle men, is to organize beef
trust of their own.
0..i--.D
If the cattle men SHOULD start beef
packing establishment and the beef trust
SHOULD cut prices substantially TO the
consumer, how mad the said cattle men
would be.
Why must we have a column or two OF
war matter every day when there IS alb
solutely nothing new in il? Perhaps 1t is
feared the people will forget that war
exists.
o-O..O-o
It's a mighty curious thing how a wo-
man who has the appetite and instinct OF
a turkey buzzard will often make man
believe she's as high-s strung and delicate
as canary bird.
-(o). .to)-
Tuba player to band master-Do we
play this with or without reputation?
U..l-i.,D
You could easily see that the young
couple that boarded the train at NlnneId
Were newly married.
Also that it was their first offense.
Also that it was their first time in a
Pullman ear.
The porter took in all these facts. and
a broad grin spread over his face as he
reached for their grips.
I'VE are looking for place 10 sleep
said the groom.
Yes. sah,' replied the porter, looking
for berth. / suppose"
NO. you blamed idiot. We were only
just married
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-04-09

Out of /. .OS9 convicts in the Kansas peni-
tentiary. not one is a newspaper man.
There are mighty few technicaiities that
a newspaper man doesn't know
We had hoped that w. P. Campbell had
gone TO Cheney to settle down. but the
following from his paper. the Sentinel.
is too much for even good-natured
people: The fellow who says the
peaches are all killed in this section is
a menace 10 government and should be
impeached.''
Wheat looks fine between Wichita and
Caldwell, reports the News Of the latter
place.
Some Caldwell boys got into a dispute
as to how much compressed air bottle
would hold and decided to settle ii by
practical means. bicycle pump and a
bottle. The undertaken says that the
boys looked like full pincushions-
Bud bradshaw. a colored man. was SEN
fenced to the penitentiary for life this
week at Ottawa for the murder OF his
wife. He held her between his knees
while he fired the shot into her breast.
A woman read paper before Newton
club on Constantine Pobledonostzeff. yes
terday afternoon. That is. she commenced
reading it, she will probably get to the
body OF the article some time this after
noon.
The people who are wealthy are not
always the best dressed, declares the
Sedgwick Paragraph. No; look at the
newspaper men
The Emporia oil well driilers quit work
for fear Of losing their drill EmpoTta
has a kick coming. The idea Of cheating
a town out OF the pleasure that every
town with well Is afforded. that Of FISH
ing for a drill.
Bill White and Andy Carnegie s-e Ger
tainly emuiating each other In grand
style Andy offered 81 o. 90 for R0ose-
yeit's campaign fund and Bill turns
around and offers slce for Hoch's. the
very next day.
Mcpherson has just come 10 recognize
the produetiveness ef Oklahoma A couple
who were married fourteen years ago ~
Mcpherson. moved to Walters. OIdahou
fifteen months ago. and last week became
the parents Of a hsby boy.
Some one robbed the birthday Offering
box at the Conway Springs Christian
church last week It's certainly al April
fool Joke on the heather
IoIa's street railway system has pur-
chased four new irailers for sumner
equipment.
The Commercial club of I&ndsbofg has
put Itself al the head Of movement 70
raize money ~ popular subscription f0r
erecting a vault on The college ground.
as the last resting place Of the late Or
Can SwsaSson-
The Kansas City Journal Gale ThuEs
days convention q Hearst victory feE
tntr.cs hkr tsss will ca1zc TIRE pecYssrA
contempt for the young neSsYz7@r man
q New York to turn 70 pity
stchfsoa Giohc. They are inssutinE
rich" stories on Wsilssu Rardpl7a
Hearst ard ussEg them sEsizE, him in rs
candidacy for re Democratic noTysEuefsor
for president Sr HeaTst s. = rieh nan
and fzb9ioszs stories are tod q BIS sE
rer58tsrcs of merry IN sis csnpsiEr.
rDa<t of them Invested @Sfhiag IL szr.s
= rraa more wEta th3 people fns1 te4aE
rich We az desire 20 - r.ch- hst ~
a~zpsS4 riches Il o4hsrE- As rsa.tzr -
ccs1 fact xe are Jealous % tn1sze WI
accomplish xhsf fsH N dn Eaf Ee
az say virtually that zs are possE ~
Cause We zre kS1es-
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-04-09
PETTIeREW DOESN'T LIKE CROW.

Ex-senator Pettigrew is something of rough rider In
his position leader of the South Dakota Democ
racy has already that if his followers
in nominating their ST. Louis all Democrats.
whether advocates of gold silver fall in and
port ticket. if the reorganizers Nominate an
eastern man the Cleveland school, Mr.. Pettigrew and
Of his tribe will consider their duty and privilege to
bolt try the adoption of their principles
by other party.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-04-09
A LIVELY ENGLISH WOMAN.

Miss Armyne Gordon, daughter of Lord Granville Cor
don remarkable example of the strenuous English
woman whose energy is directed chiefly to sports. She
ridden hounds with less than eleven of the chief
packs Great Britain and she is hockey golf
and automobizing. Miss Gordon has seventy-two
prizes shows with of her dogs and she has
walking twenty-five miles in six hours and forty
minutes. At Bath she ffty-yard swimming race.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-04-09
Fhe gMitta pa1Iu gage Saturday alorrino april eo4

the paatial quarters Of the Koenspaz when he enters
them chief Count Helmuth who bears the Christian
of his great knsman Sc years DID, and has passed
the whole of his military life in staff and court employ
ments He never commanded a brigade division,
much less corps. On the day of Count Won Moltkes
death he became aide-decamp to the emperor
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-04-09

One of depraved young scoundrels belonging to
the Chicago barn gang of murderers wants to sell
his experiences $4,000 provide for his mothers
future He killed twenty-seven people and wounded sew
enteen.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-04-09
ANOTHER Won MoLrKs ON DECK.

Within few weeks Won Moltke will again figure as
head OF the general staff of the Prussian army Won
Moke II is the nephew Of the great straegst of the
nineteenth century whom long years he
aidedecamp and will consequently be stranger to
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-04-09
Major kel

Major Kelly" educated baboon owned by a New
York monkey has had his life insured for $4,000. 1t is
TO be hoped that the baboon may outlive the monkey
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-04-09

"Pig" is the name of a postofice in Kentucky.
The Kentucky pig is what is known the razorback
or brarspltter breed and the of the post
office is not SO appropriate as would be Mule" for
Missouri postoffce.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-04-09

They are lighting cities in Mexico by electricity trans
mitted long distances where generated by the
water power mountain streams
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-04-09

Carrie Nation having renounced ''Ten Nights in a Bar
Room" also have gone out of the saloon busi
ness We hear of complaints from either the bar
rooms saloons, however.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-04-09

Russa's had the effect Of giving the people of
that land comparatively free press for the first time i'll
its history Still it would probably unhealthy for
the editor who should Intimate that the Gar a
chump to permit the
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-04-09

Kansas City Journal Kansas made mistake in send
ing either Mr. Campbell Mr. Murdock to congress.
Within an unusually short time young
given evidence of their fitness capacity for
the places they hold.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-04-09

The white man will soon have all the lands of the
Indians in possession when it will be- root hog or
die" for poor Lo who rule would rather die than
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-04-09

Topeka reporter announces the appearance of but.
terfies vicinity. What must the stuff sold in
Topeka drug be like. anyway which will cause
man to see butterflies in March?
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-04-09

The congressman from the Big Seventh Of Kansas.
in exploring the archives of the postofce department
discovered the that member franked horse
from Pittsburg to the capital
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-04-09

How to pronounce Seoul the name Of the capital
of Korea: The natives who should know call it "Soo'
and resident foreigners often speak of it "Sowl as
the stage Irishman pronounces "soul."
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-04-09

Harpers Weekly is sued for $4,000 damages by an
ate contributor whose article cut down from 1000
words to 4S0O. jury made up of its readers would
probably acquit it.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-04-09

Patti who took 100000 home. complains that Ameri-
cans grown cold 1t was her old playedout voice
that the chlls creeping and down their backs,
presumably.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-04-09

Within the next ten years the
greatest single force factor In
~ American politics, next to the
POLITICAL FORCE. - ;, he tho rural
mail carriers They will be reaching every rural home
reached by newspaper and homes that no pohucai
paper reaches These carriers in being intelligent mei
will have daily to every home, will sustain more
or less confidential and friendly relations with the re-
spectire inmates and of such homes The con-
gress in response to well defined undercurrent Of pub
.ic demand instead curtang the privileges and po"
ers of the rural carrier has in fact enlarged his
privileges prerogatves In the meantime and within
the time mentioned above the number of carriers will bs
multiplied hundredfod that extent shall afford
the free delivery of mail every American home So
politician Office seeker of the future WILL in
proving in his respect for the newspaper be
making violent to the rural mail carriers, which
carriers will be not only recipients many favors
but be subjected to seductive influences Of many charac
tiers.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-04-09

Wall street does not to be much pleased
with Parker than with Roosevelt Wall street knows
but one political god and he is notorious persisen,
duck hunter.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-04-09

There will be 10Oe votes in the Democratic national
convention and if the rule prevails it VIII take es'
votes nominate.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-04-09

Uncle Sam building that is TO shoot thirty
miles target at distance would have to be big
and tall
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-04-09

Spring has TO South Kansas. but winter hasn't
gone it failed come there being no winter
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-04-09
THE .MOTHER-In

THE .MOTHER-IN-LAW.
Nursing 90 fathers please remember,
if she has the baby's care,
What you save in paregoric pay expenses
at the fair.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-04-09

Mrs. Dumont Smith declares that mans |
estimate of women is the measure of HIM
self.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-04-09
~ w THE PlKERS LAMENT m NJ,

be"
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-04-09

TODAY:-Governor visited pent
10
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-04-09
: KANSAS HISTORY REVEALS THAT

IN FoRTY-THREE ToDAYLane indoed in
Wild
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-04-09

hrstsh
brought ITO from t
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-04-09

IN ToDAY:-Lee surrendered
House.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-04-09

II a man will persist in boodling or
grating he should select some place
where grand juries do not flourish.
-
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-04-09

DR. E. B. Allen took the census Of Guy
mon last week and found that the town
had a population between $50 and go peo-
pie. There are 81 dwellings.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-04-09

a bit of philosophy culled from the Alva
X-Ray, the Normal school paper. is as
follows: He laughs best who laughs al
his teachers joke
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-04-09

Hearst has several hundred rooms en-
gagged at ST. Louis for his delegates and
rooters. Hearst is indeed a friend 10 the
common people.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-04-09

p Out of 1.0s9 convicts in the Kansas peni-
tcntiary. not one is newspaper man
There are mighty few technicaiities that
a newspaper man doesn't know.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1904-04-28

VIII stand the present season OF 1904 at my
harm miles due east of Butler, and t mile
south OF the Montros, and Bu Ter ropd and 3 l.2
miles west Of Spruce,
Description and Pedigree;-Elamo Is a coal
black, mealy nose anu IL the rise of 10 hands
high, and he weighed lsiO pounds, was sired by
the ilIe imported Jack direct from spa n T,
brought 10 ocper county by Charles Leonard.
The dam of Elamo wa- also out of an imported
Jack and Black knight dam owned by \ Fell
ger, Clarksburg, Mo.
Ten 10 insure a colt to stand and suck
the money Is due when colt il foaled. The coat
will stand good for the season, After service
has been rendered anyone selling trading or
about TO remove mare forfets insurance and
money must be paid, Season begins lat OF
April and ends LIST of July,
There is no better bred lack in the State Of
Missouri, except his father, who VAS imported
from spain, The people who patroni2e this
Jack are well pleased with his colts end most
of them are coming back, The value of import
ed stock is demonstrated by the fact that
breeders of thoroughbred cattle import stock
TO keep up the breed of their herds breeders
should come early in the morning or late in the
evening. 22-9t DEWITT MCDANIEL
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1904-04-28
Inhrmary of Osteopathy
Two blocks west Of Square, on Ohio
Street. Chronic diseases a
Speciality.
HARRIET FREDERICK,
Butler, Mo.
The Best is the Cheapest.

Not how cheap but how good Is
the question.
The Twice-a Week Republic is not
as cheap rs some so-called newspa-
pers, but it is as cheap as it is possible
to sell a first-class newspaper. Ii
prints all the news that is worth
printing. you read it all the year
round you are posted on all the i'm
portant and interesting affairs ofthe
world. 1t is the best and most rel-
able newspaper that money and
brains can produce-and those should
be the distinguishing traits Of "a news
paper that is designed to be read BY
all members OF the family.
Subscription price, 81 a. year. Any
newsdealer newspaper or postmaster
will receive your subscription or you
may mail 1t direct to
The REPUBLIC,
st. Louis, Mo.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1904-04-28
school Fund Mortgage Sale,

Whereas T ] Wheeler and Laura Wheeler his
wife execut Il and delivered to Bates county,
In the state of Missouri, their school fund mort
gage, dated January l, 1904, an, recorded In
book Iad at page ~ of the school fund mort
gage record of safes county Mo-, conveying TO
Bates county the following described real es-
tate, to wit; East one-half Of southeast quar-
ter OF section thirty-sN S6l, township forty (tOl
OF range thirty-thrre tSS) con aiming eighty
acres more or less, whi,h was made in trust to
secure the payment of nvo certain school fund
bonds therein described ant whereas the prin-
cipal and interest on said school fund bonGs is
now past due and unpaid Now therefore, In pnr-
suance of an order ofthe county court, made al
the February adjourned term, 1904, held April
s. 1901 i will proceed TO sell the above described
real estate at public vendue to the highest bid
der for ash at the west front door Of the court
house in the city OF Butler, county Of Bates and
state OF Missouri. on
Saturday, May eth, 1904,
between tho hours of nine O'Clock In the fore
noon and five o'clO in the afternoon of that
day for the purpose Of satisfying said bonds.
interests and costs OF txecuting this trust
JOE I. SMITH.
2I-4t Sheriff of Bates County. Mo.