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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-06
DISEASES AND DECEAsEs

DISEASES AMI bft f-ASf-S.
When Senator Burrows vas practicing
law in Michigan ne went one day TO
court in a small town. relates the New
York World \ country lawyer was ar
guing before the aged and solemn Justice
OF the peace.
Now said the lawyer. If It pleasa
Your Honor. the defendant says ne paid
the money TO the diseased. but ! am goln'
to show that the diseased never got the
money. He didn't receive one cent. the
diseased didn't"
Say" broke in the justice what Is
this man diseased Of? Why don't YOU
bring him here?'
Because, Your Honor. he Is diseased of
death"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-06
DEcIDING IS PRorEssIoNs

When he was eleven years old the late
Sir Henry Keppel. the little sdmirai"
Of the British feet and HE brother Tom
were asked BY their father shat profes-
sion they would select and both deciIet
for The navy ~Fats.er thought. sir Hen
y wrote IN his memoirs. we should have
separate professors - we dlsa greed T
hit Ton IN the eye which ~. being big
ger returned with interest when wa Rad
enough. father decd re should both D.
sailors
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-06
THE EDITOR IN CHURCH AGAIN.


Here IS a story going the rounds q the
Oklahoma press: \ locaI preacher az the
conclusion OF his sermon. said, Let all
in the house who are paying their debts
stand Up.
Instantly every man. woman and child
wi5h one exception. rose 70 their feet The
preacher seated them ard sad.
Now every man not paving bis debts
stand up
The exception noted. a care-worn. hun
gry-lcokipg Individual clothed IL his last
summers suite. slowly assumed a perpen-
dicular position
How s 4 my friend. asked he min
lister. that yea a-s the only nan rot able
10 meet his oblieafions9-'
i run newspaper, he quickly replied.
ard the brethren here who Just stood %.
sre my subscribers. and
Lex Us pray exclaimed The minister
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-06

for sale. which answered the description
Of one OF those stolen. me fellow was
Immediately placed under arrest by Chas
Duncan. as one Of the two negroes VINO
had been in the store that evening The
other was later arrested near the depot
and has been identified as having tried TO
sell revolver answering the description
Of the other missing one to Downey
brothers
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-06
IN DEFENSE OF BABIES.

Mrs. Emma Felt. editor and proprie-
tor of the Edmond Enterprise. says: we
overlook mischief in the pet puppy and
think it Is the smartest pup in town. then
We turn rourd and spank the baby for
doing what We think is SO smart in the
puppy. The babies have pretty hard
time Of X. II We ever win re N a home
time Of II. II We ever b5gin life again
as a baby, we hope IL WIZ be in "A home
where people will think Il cruel to spank
a baby for acting natural"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-06

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-06
Is NATrRt C0MMANDED

An amusing story is told 81 Mr. san
ger the zoologist. and a bore what
steps would you incline 10 take sir in The
event Of yonder tiger enectine his Hber-
ty?'' Very long ones. replied the Ia
comic zOologist
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-06
4 KAY COUNTY JOLLY

Pouca City Times and Others. \ Black
wei young man told girl the other night
that if she didR marry him he'd get a
rope aad haug himself tH front or her
home. 9Oh. please don't do 81. Ge7rge DO
she saij. ''you know Yara dou-t want
you hanging around here
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-06
The Eagles Studio

daughter Marie. The harp Is OF the style
known as the Irish Dalwsy. is about thres
feet in height and weighs ten pounds Il
has a gracefully curved front pillar and
sweep OF neck Its compass comprises
thirty-two notes, tuned diason,caiiy in the
KEY OF &c
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-06
REFDER AND TIE NICKEL

Representative Reed ~ Kansas ssw
a dve-cent qi@ce on The sosr y a Fern-
sylvanla avenue car ore afternoon. while
Re wss CT his Way dova from the czpi-
tod Re picked TIE uickaI I'd ard Sad
IS there anybody IN ;Ae car who has los;
a ten-aoiisr sold p.e-e Ten people
zhits ard back promptly ssl3 chorus.
I d. All rsEt sid Rcsdsr. az
h SID FER fhs do3r = "a; found a
nickel q p ! don't know ~hsTe TIRE othsr
nine do-iarH ard ni-eiy-ave cents Es1f-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-06
TROUBLE FOR GRANDMoTHER.

Among the friends who welcomed Mrne
Catve 20 New York. was the snail son ~
a musician. who is her particular pet
He is fun az funny-what Is Eat YOU
call eet7-chaE-as y nut is full q q
meat He say 20 ne: What chair cost
for v.ery leetle boy ~ hear you sing7
say Eat lcetle children come in FOR haif
price. IL Eat 50 Say he; zen. NY
grandmuzzer must she poy double7
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-06
Scandals on
Peerless Princess

Kansas city Star: Sedgwick county has
also adopted resolutions expressing con-
fdence' in Governor Bailey and instruct
ing for Mr.. Hoch. This should encourage
Mr.. Bailey a whole lot
Hutchinson News: Wichita people
eoughed up $4,000 for stock in the Orient
/ Construction Company
lola Register: a family by the name
of Bohr in Sedgwick county have asked
the courts to change their name No
wonder,
FL Dorado Republican: Wichita may get
up q calico ball to raise money 70 pay the
expenses OF the Republican state conven-
ton soon 70 meet there.
ottawa Herald: \ Wichita white woman
was bitten to death by a negro because
she was not give him money 70 gamble
with.
lola Register: Wichita men were slow
in buying stock for the, Orient. so a ban
Quet was given there and by the time the
cigars were reached q pleasing eagsrness
was shown TO acquire some :So.eo5 worth
Hutchinson News: wichita bushes.
men must buy 81 est Of Orient railroad
construction stock to get the shops locat-
q in that town
Topeka Herald: The Republican county
convention q Cray county resolved unan-
imouSly In favor OF removing the state
capital from Topeka TO Cimarron Good
move for Cimarroa. Il IS not proposed 70
remove Topekas insane asylum. OF
course not-wichita Eagle. That Is all
right Topeka keeps its iunatics in an
asylum Down al Wichita they ali run a;
large
Topeka Journal: The biil az fare as pre-
pared b Filipino hoEsemaid at Uich-
tia Is a constant source OF surprise 70 TIE
borders
Anthony Republican: The attention q
the wichita Eagles CITY Regulator IS
called % The statement u al Anthony
man that N going u wichita ? doIen
times year for twenty years. he never
ssw street car a. a depot a. train tine
but once Is the street car mara cement
owner q tn hacks and cabs also. that
they compel the Teople 70 pstrc1izs them
81 twenty-five cents. when they want e
drop niokeIs into the gTiny pan q a
street car cou3Ectore
sslinz Journal. Clty Marshal Thompson
has returned from a tip q ths east ard
r. STORED az Wichita zhsr~ b re; Ri
MatthewsOn- The original Bznaso Ball
Mr. Thompson AMI NJ Asuhsvson
freiShted togethsT at Fort siu mary vsz-s
ago Na;tehewsoa vas 81 this part %
Kansas In the early days ard bore ;hs
title q Buffalo BIZ. before william
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-06
NTMRFR THIRTEEN.

The orchestra played a gem between
the acts and won the applause OF the
audience Miss y waited at the close OF
the last act to get the name of the piece,
The leader was a recent importation and
with all the willingness OF his race 70 ac-
commOdate a fine lady. replied 10 her
question: oh. va I tells YOU dot Ieet'e
peece vas number derlcen in der green
book" Mrs. y did not order H.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-06

Cody had began his career. Mr. Mat
thewson with a party drove the Wichita
Indians OF the ground where Wichita now
stands and the land he took mp later and
OF which is now part OF Wichita city
has made him immensely wealthy.
tNote.-The above. Of course, is con-
corning VIM. Mathewson Of this city,
Topeka Herald: Lloyd Graham sued the
Wichita street railway for $500 damages
for being struck by a car. The court
awarded him 81 and the Eagle states that
the lawyers consider it quite victory for
the plaintiff.
Kingman Journal: II ii is true that
souls transmigrate after death. then the
Wichitalkers. the Coffeyvillains and tbs
Pittsburglars viii certainly turn into gas
wells when they die
Clay Center Times: Anna Eva Fay the
hypnotic forecaster. told the people Of
Wichita several months before either
happening that Bailey would be nomin-
ated for governor and that Long would
be elected United States senator. Now
she says Senator Burton will be cleared
OF the charges against him. also that
Chauncey Dewey will be acquitted. If
Anna Eva can foreteIl the verdict Of iur-
les she is something more than super
natural.
Alva, o. T, Pioneer:
Alva. O. T. Feb. %. 1904
Mr. Editor Wichita Eagle:
Sir: In a recent issue or your wonder
full paper ] noticed the remark concern
inB the Delicatesssn; some people do not
know the meaning Of il Ohe DelicateSsenj.
and I presume you are one Of them; it
may be coaling station: and II you were
TO make visit TO Alva. you no doubt
would get your bread basket coaled to a
greater extent than imagine you would
be pleasant. Wichita. I suppose. IS not
able to support Delicatessen; at least.
it looked so to me. from the sight Of the
filthy "Beaureries" I saw there Respect
fully. etc.
a SUBSCRIBER OF THE PIONEER.
FL Dorado Republican: Don't you think
FL Dorado young men rather s'ow?' in
quired a Wichita girl of an FL Dorado
girl. No, 1 had an Fl Dorado young
man propose TO me BEFORE ! had known
him three hour l think they are rather
swift"
Tokepa Herald: The Republican coun-
ty convenuo nof Gray county resolved
unanimously in favor Of removing the
state capitol from Topeka to Cimarron.
Good move for Cimarron. 1t is not pro-
posed to remove Topeka's insane asylum. !
OF course not.-Wicihta Eagle
ITO remove all the insane of Topeka
would mean 10 remove the town. hence
the drawing of the Iine.-Leavenworth
Times
Neither is it proposed to remove Leav-
onworths penitentiary OF course not
Build another at Wichita.
Kansas City Journal: Dave Leahy re-
fused 10 be crushed when they showed
him the spot where Captain John Smith.
the first white man 20 touch the soil Of
the upper Potomac. had landed from his
canoe in 160S. Dave remembered that
white men were rambling over Kansas
sixty-five years before Smith or any other
white man trod the soil of Virginia.
Topeka Journal q thief entered n
Wichita home while the residents were
at church and carried away "A gold watch
and $40 To be added to the loss was a
liberal tip to the contribution box
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-06
AccoMxopArr,.a rHr coRoxER

Sesdarn doez coross- Ind hzHaau 6er-
e,i-t 80 accommodating zs ore rho zas
picked W unconscious 81 Sew Tcrs th-
ether day asf dlsd n ~ srbulsnoe III
POCKETS we're searZhe3 for s9-7sttizg ~
zalch - Neatly hirr sa@. + 80 -i1a
20 a .aair Il eyesiasses. - e paper
~ss scgr8 lrscria-e1 - f73eEs- 2 sm r..
Winter vas h-ru ia ftsa hsse -
h1-ze hive - sccsaat4aa- Ia csse %
cesih don-t Hstlfy sny 5as an SOB
t.ct 70 hez.-t trcshtf
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-06
SHERLOCK HOLMES OF PoNCA CITY

SHERLOCK HOLMES OF PONCA CITY
Ponoa CITY Times: On last Monday
evening about 5 o'oIock F. NJ Duncan. the
hardware man. happened 20 glance u his
show case. and discovered that two re-
Volvers were missing Inquiry developed
the fact that they had not been sold by
any OF his clerks, and Mr.. Duncan ir-
me6iateiy started out % do a Iitte detec-
tive work lie 1t once called Up both
secondhand stores and notified them q
the theft, describing the revolvers and
asking them 20 look cut for the thieves.
\ few minutes later q negro stepped into
Air, Bakers stors and offered revolver
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-06
The Crust and It's Coating

Of horses. hitched 20 a Russian sleigh
During a recent cold snap. she Was out
driving. and rs she drew up al the end of
the speedway. she was greeted by "a friend
am artist Good Afternoon. be said.
you remind me ~ the Titan Venus 3ust
emerging from her she'll -" .'Fle. le. sire
retor;ed the lady. -yol know uerfccIy
wei she would not nave veutured out iu
her costume o. dag AZ cold as this
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-06

Richter for chairman of the state conven-
ton.
Topeka Herald: No one has yet sprung
the obvious joke about Mr.. Grass who
wants to be state treasurer, having kept
his ear to the grass-roots.
Lawrence Journal: The withdrawal Of
Mr. Claude DuvaI from the Democratic
race for national committeeman in Kan
sas, is said TO have been due TO the
growth of the Hearst sentiment in that
party in this state. The proportions to
which the Hearst boom had grown out
here in Kansas. had not been realized up
to tho present time.
Emporia Gazette: w r. Stubs may
be drafted for state committee chair
man. Stubs is an honest man. and an
able man, and he would give character
and standing to the state committee He
owes a duty TO the movement which he
has fathered, to see that it does not fan
into the hands of the buzzards who are
lowering over it. There is not tainted
and discredited politician in Kansas. who
is not losing ground to break into office.
There is but one man in Kansas who can
stand against them; that man is Mr..
Stubs. He should play his game clear
out and not throw down his hand so
early.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-06
UNCLE JIM's DECISION

Thomas Nelson Page. the author vas.
early IN his career. an attorney. n may
have beer his experience with ore or Dis
first clients on old negro. that made him
turn from law % literature The con-
troyersv was over small piece = land
and the ueEro lost. ne you've got any
more money. Tucia Jim, NJ ssia We can
take tn case 20 a higher court Cnae
amt got on more money. Msrse Tom. -
Was the Old d7rssy-r repir: ~ef 10 a-nad
any money vuth 'alkin' about Ia sot "a
good lawyer in de- fast PLACE.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-06

Ms GisaS So-tsa-i. 3 BE q VISA
irsgtcn. =. g. - SltfF - Esll a. Se1g;s-
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Continued on Twenty-;hird Page
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lola Register: \ family by the name
Of Bohr in Sedgwick county have asked
the courts to change their name. No
wonder,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-06

Arkansas City Traveller: Cyrus Leland
says that Senator Burton will be re-elect
ed If he is not convicted. II is hard to
decide whether to doubt Mr.. Leland's
sincerity or his common sense.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-06

Kansas cry Journal: II beats all how
the Dutch are taking Kansas First
there was Roosevelt and then Hoch, and
low there is a distinct boom FOR Herr
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-06

Topeka Journal - thief entered
Wichita home while the residents were
at church and carried away a gold watch
and $40 To be added to the loss was a
liberal tip to the contribution box
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-06

Hutchinson News: Wichita people
eoughed up $4,000 for stock in the Orient
Construction Company
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-06

FL Dorado Republican: Wichita may get
up q calico ball 70 raise money 70 pay the
expenses OF the Republican state conven-
ton soon 70 meet there.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-06

Kansas city Star: Sedgwick county has
also adopted resolutions expressing CON
fidence' in Governor Bailey and instruct
ing for Mr.. Hoch. This should encourage
Mr. Bailey a whole lot.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-06

Kansas City Journal: Dave Leahy re-
fused TO be crushed when they showed
him the spot where Captain John Smith.
the first white man 10 touch the soil Of
the upper Potomac. had landed from his
canoe in 160S Dave remembered that
white men were rambling over Kansas
sixty-five years before Smith or any other
white man trod the soil OF Virginia
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-06

Beloit Times: II is the impression in
Washington that Joe Bristow is drum
ming up the evidence against Senator
Burton with The object in view OF con-
viction and then he to step in as United
States senator. Who knows hut what
Brs;ow save the machine gang a tip Of
Burtons indictment before the govern
ment- made it public. Such a thing has
been intmatcd.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-06

Fl Dorado Republican: Don't you think
FL Dorado young men rather s,ow?' in
quircd a Wichita girl of an FL Dorado
girl No, l had an FL Dorado young
man propose TO me BEFORE had known
him three hour. I think they are rather
swift"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-06

Kansas City Star: Before becoming a
candidate for governor Bailie Waggoner
should pause and reflect that the very
name. Governor Battle" is surrounded
by hoodoo.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-06

THERESA RYAN
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-06

Hutchinson News: Ex-Congressuan
Jerry Simpson SAYS he is out of politics
for good. Next We shall hear that duck
won't swim.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1904-12-25
THE BEST IN YEARS
SAID ALL IN CITY.
Americas Had a Phenomenal
Trade.
AND MERCHANTS ARE PLEASED
Thousands Game Yesterday and Made
the Day a Red Letter One-Ameri-
cVs Merchants Declare Xmas Trade
the Best Ever.

When the verdict upon the holiday
trade in Americus was written last
night ere the stroke of II it went upon
record as the best in years, and every
merchant here subscribed to this opin
ion. 1t was golden harvest in which
they ell participated.
even better than last year" was the
hurried opinion of score, as they
turned from the scribe to wait upon
customers lined deep at the counter
and all eager to buy.
For thousands came here yesterday,
and thousands bought.
Probably there were more people
upon the streets aud crowding the
stores than on Friday, when the record
of the week was smashed by the multi.
tude. Certain it is Americas has rarely
seen such Christmas crowd, or one
that bought goods so lavishly.
There was more money in evidence
this time than last year, despite the
fall in cotton values.
And the crowd yesterday spent il
lavishly. Many had delayed too LONG
already their holiday shopping and
were eager to complete the task. They
bought largely of goods in every line.
and not merchant in Americus COM
planned last night.
The streets were choked with wagons
all day. and when these rolled coun.
tryward in the afternoon they carried
Thousands Of packages for the Christ
mas cheer at home.
Last night the town people again
charged upon the stores and completed
their purchases. Many had already
received gifts, perhaps unexpectedly,
AMI were fighting it ou6 upon the line
of reciprocity And the dealers thus
added to their harvest
To the merchants of Americas and
especially it's hundreds of adyt rtiserf
and patrons, the Times Recorder ex.
tends congratulations upon an excel
lent holiday business.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1904-12-25
CHEER IS SENT TO
MANY IN The CITY,
Charity Is Dispensed Here
Literally.
HUNDREDS TO REMEMBER XMAS
Ladies Aid Society and Others Have
Performed Noble Work in Amer
icus in Carrying Sunshine into OAR
kened Homes.

LII there is IN AmerIcus today hear
saddened by neglect, or a little one
overlooked in the distribution of tn,
Christmas cheer, it is indeed to be re
gretted. Surely every effort was made
to the end that there should be non,
such, the good women of Amerieus
striving to carry sunshine into every
home. Aud for this grand charity they
will be blessed
For days the Ladies' Aid Society
hunted up the poor and neglected, the
unfortunate, and carried Christine as
cheer into their homes.
The spirit of Christmas is love. Il
takes little thought of self, bat is chiefly
concerned in making others happier
and better. 1t is lavish in the express
sion OF affection, in gifts and bounties,
and it grieves only because it cannot
give more and do more.
But love that is bounded by its own
fireside and warns only to it's own
blood is but another kind of selfshness
or another kind of vanity that makes il
mere gaud.
1t is beautiful for the family to ex-
change gifts; it is a noble pride that
reJoices in the bestowal of trinkets,
treasures and comforts upon wives and
sons and daughters that they may be
pleased and made beautiful and com.
Portable, but it is all selfishness If it
stops there.
That was not the spirit of the man oil
Galilee; to him all men were brothers,
and the horizon of His love was the
utmost bound of humanity.
The fortunes of life are une venly dis.
tributed-the joys as we'll as the pos
sassions-and it is the first principle
of Christmas to make communion of
love throughout the world,
In its nearer and personal appIiea-
ton the principle means the commun-
ION of lov5 throughout the range Of
ones contact and influence, and this
means thought and action in behalf of
those OF ones own city and neighbor-
hood-the poor in spirit as well as the
poor in purse
Happily, the spirit of charity rarely
If ever lags in this great land.
Thousands of men and women in
scores of organizations see to it that
there is no hunger even in ordinary
times, much less at Christmas. But
food and raiment are not all. There is
a hunger of heart that is more bitter,
there is a SILVER of loneliness that is
more cruel than all the physical die
comforts.
Each of us knows where some such
suffering abides, and the poorest of us
may relieve it with gifts of love more
precious than gold or goods.
If this spirit be among us and guide
us, we may be sure that our festivals
will BIZ happier and our own reloiclngs
will be sweeter, for the blessedness of
all giving is that 1t blesses him that
gives more than him that receives.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1904-12-25
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