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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-04-01


9ras garabiner, bic fdbrenben Bat
terien &rupp'i9e 8.7=Gentimeterz, bic
@ebirgsbatterien 7,5sgentimetsrs9es
f9iibe. 9rie6enlanb befBt nur cine
5eitung, Ndupliu. auberbem einige
Sorts unb 8atterien BEL 8olo unb am
pirdus, bic nit &rupp'i4en @eI4iiBen
armirt iinb.
Bon Der 8riegsflotte lit ni9t piel
gu fdgen; iie sdblt nur 8 Sburmpuns
Seri9iffe, 1 punaercprpette, 2 Sreu5er,
l Yanaerfanpnenbopt, 2 Gprpetten, 16
&dnpnenbpote nit 32,769 Spnnen
Maferberbrdngung, 55 i9peren unb
LOG Silfsgeibiiben. auberbem % Sors
peboboote. Die SabrSeuse fnb gum
She'll beraltet.
Wenben mir uns nun Der Siirtei gu.
10 iinb aud bier @dnblungen su Der,
Seihnen, bic, bonn @nbe bes &uIiiIb>
tiirfif6en &rieges dusgebenb, unter
2ettung beutf9er Sfficiere man9es
Sute gef6affen baben, ipegen 9elos
mangels mb Wibsritanbs alttiirti,
fder glsmente inbeb nod INNER ni1t
gu einem enbgiltigen 9lbf9lub baben
gefiibrt ipsrben tOnnsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-04-01

OepIacirte ebensa t..
Serr (5u einem 8ettler): rWas! sic
ipolIen itumm iein2 9as lam Sober
fassn!"
= Snierdt. Gin armer, ers
perbsloier. udtf0pfiser Samilienputer
bittet eble Menihenfrsunbe um llnters
itiibung."
-@erungliidter9 9roif. =
Serr (bei Der aonbplenss8iiite): rTros
ten sic iid. gndbiss Srau = Sbr9at,
ts iit iebt sliidli9; er bat basS9limm,
iie iiberitanben; sic ipifen. tpie er iid
itets mad einsm bsHersn aeben geiebnt
bait"
- @pis Der glei9e pros
feFor: rRun, Oa mub id mir bod
alei1 N Snoten in's Saidentu6 ma>
den!" rSis baben ia hon bier brin.."
profeFOr; p9a mad i4 bait stnsn
auf!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-04-01

3 S9pabronen neu aufgeItellt. 2ebz
teres geI9iebt aud bei Der @rtillerie,
po 10 8atterien neu formirt iperben.
9as einSise porbanOene @eniezRes
siment aGblt 2 8ataillone su a unb 5
Gompasnien unb 1 Selegrdpbens@oms
pagnie. Sin 3. Battalion ipirb bel Der
Mobilma9ung auf9eiteat.
9tn Sruppen eriter 2inie tdnn
@rie6enlanb bierna1 $4,000 Mann
Snfanterie nit 1900 Heitern unb 12G
@ei6iiben aufitellen, binter benen cine
Reierpe pon 10000 Wam Snfanterie
nit 450 Heitern unb go 9ei6iiben
itebt, benno9 bofft man bic 9(rmee auf
mebr als 100000 Mann nit 2700
Reitern unb 18O 9eibiiben brinsen ou
fGnnen, obgleih pprlGufig ni9t mebr
als 10000 Mann aus9ebilbeteSrups
pen porbanben iino.
Sie unifprmirung lit berienigen Der
franaOIi9en armee na9gebiloet, nur
bic sSGser trasen nattonale 8leiOung.
On @affen fiibren ale Subtruppen
bas 9ras 9stpebr, bic Gapullerie ben
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-04-01

8 eirutbS sefu a. Sunse
Wittipe iu6t einen 2ebens9efGbrten,
i'm preiie BON $4,000 Wart.
Snber 8erIegenbeit.- t.
3immernadbar: pals sic leste yiadt
10 ipGt na9 Saus tamen. b0rte i'd bic
erreste Stimme Sbrer Sruu." = pans
toffeIhelb: rSa, meine 5rau bat einen
febr unrubissn Sdlaf."
Der Grauendr5t. Ir5t:
~Mertpiirbis, ib fiibls iebt gum Stpeis
ten Mal SShrsn puls unb INNER nod
T6lGgt er bur9aus abnormal raid |!
Sosen sic idldet er bel Sbnen piels
lsidt INNER 10 raid. sInGbise 6rau9"
Sunse Srau (errDtbeno): .Rein. Serr
Doctor. nur ipenu sic mid bel Der
6anb fahcn. 80"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-04-01

Seitunssartillerie aus 5 Hesimentern
gu 4 unb 3 8utaillonen, bic @eniez
truppen aus 4 SelbpionierbataillUnen
nit 8 Sappeurz unb 4 Ielegrapbiitenz
Gompagnien, ferner 16 Gpmpasnien
Ssitungspionieren suiammen. Dame
ben beiteben nod 4 8ataillone 3eusz
artillerie unb cine Srdinabtbeilung.
bile bieie Sruppen eliebern iih in
7 glrmeecprps, Der RummerfOlge nd6
nit ben Stabsquartieren gonitantinos
pei, 4brianopel. Wionaitir, @r5erum,
Damascus, 8agbab unb Semen, be5ip.
bic 3 ielbititdnbigen OiOiiionsn Seos
i9as, Sripplis unb &reta, BON benen
bic eriten 6 Gorps iebes 2 Snfanteries
bipiiiOnen au ie 2 8risaben, ieoe gu 2
Bis 3 Regimentern, auBerbem 1
S9iibenbdtaillpn, 1 Gapalleriebipiz
fion gu 8 grisaben, 8 9trtillsriebriga>
ben au is 2 Resimentern, au je 2 9lbs
tbeilungen, iebe bapon gu 8 8atterin.
nsbit l reitenOsn Nbtbeilung, l @eniez
Battalion unb 3 Srainescabrons beiibt,
iposegen bas lebte Corps erbeblih
ihpd4er an gapalIeris unb gtrtillerie
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-04-01

9ie MilitGrbienffpfli9t lit fir ale
Moslims oblisatoriid (Gbriitsn aab=
len cine Webriteuer) unb ipGbrt, bonn
81. 2ebsnsiabr beeinnenb. 20 Sabre,
bon benen i'm itebenben 9eer (Ni5dm)
bel Der Snfanterie 3, bel ben dnberen
Daffen 4 Sabre, 3, be5tp. Q Sabre in
Der Reierpe (S9tiab), 8 in Der 2anbs
tpebr (9RebiD unb 6 i'm aanbiturm
Wuitabfis) abauleiiten iinb. 2tnbers
bic Marine. bersn @eiammtbienitSeit
nur IL Sabre betrdgt, BON benen 8
Sabre actib unb 4 SABRE in ber Res
Ierpe abaubienen iinb. Das ftebenbe
Seer srbdlt auf biefe Wsiie cine aopf-
ItGrte bon annGbernb 10000 Mann,
bic i'm Sriessfall burd ginSiebung
Der Reierpen bic 4ufitelluns elmer
Selbarmse BON ettpd $4,000 Wann
erm6gli9t, BON benen inbeb muir bic
SGlffe gut, elm @iertsl minberpertbig
unb bas lebte @iertel ungeniissnb
ausgebilbet, buber nur su grIabs
sfpsden seeignst lit.
9lebnli9 perbGlt es fi9 nit ben
runb 100000 Mann 5dblenbcn Rez
bifs, bic alle 5ipei Sabre gu pieripS4iz
gen llebungen einberufen iperben. Bon
ibnen 1T muir bic tIeinere Sdlfte bols
ftdnbig uusgebilbst. iooaB BON Der auT
1.490,000 Streiter gu bemefenbsn
&riegsitGrte Der Siirtei insgsiammt
uur 10000 gut, 10000 minbsrperz
tbis unb 650,0o0 Mann unseniisenb
ausgebilbst.
2ln Militdri9ulen iinb % GIemen=
tari6ulen unb aipei b0bsre S9ulen
porbanben, bon benen leBtsrs is cine
fir Snfunteris unb gapallerie, be3fp.
&rti[lerie unb Snsenieure bsitimmt
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-04-01
Sic Gbrenmeoaille.

Cine ber lebtsn 9lmtsbanblungen
bes prdiibenten Glebelunb mar oas
8eittmmen cine OeIeins fir bic
Sdleife. ipel6e an Ste[le Der Gbrens
mebaille Der Der. Stdaten dn9eleet,
unO bes8anbes. an tpel9em lsbtere ge>
tragen iperOen io[l, Die Mebaillen
purben betanntli9 in uebersinItims
mung nit einem bonn GongreB in ben
Sabret 1862 unb 1868 poTirten 9ez
iebe benienigen Solbaten perlieben, bic
ftd i'm lebten 8iirsertriege bur6 be-
ipnbere Sapferteit uusgeaei9net bat=
ten. arieesiecretGr 2amont erlieB si=
men @eneralbefebl in tpel9em bic
BON benz 9rGiiOenten beitimmten Del
ieins fir bic belugte S9reife unb bas
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-04-01

0ieIe 9rd9en fOllen bic Steue ber
bisber i'm 9ebraud befinbli9en Sig
nulflaggen pertreten unb Spar in allen
SGuen, in benen Oas Signaliiiren nit
ben lebteren ni9t gut mDgIi9 ooer fir
ben SisnaliIirenben bireet nit @efubr
pertniipft 1T. ipfern es ii9 Inn 9lbgabe
bon Sisnalen i'm 9tnseiidte bes
Seinbes banbelt. Die 0ra9en iinb 10
berseitellt, baB iie suIammengetlappt
iperben fDnnen unb auf bieIe Weiie
beim Sransport nur einen gerinsen
Gaum einnebmen.
I'm bic 9ra6en sesebenen Sales
itetgen gu lahen. bebient man ii9 zines
3peirabes, auf pel4em audi bic se'
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-04-01

Sas Sfficiercorps ergdnat ii9 aus
Der Militdri9ule bon @pelpibon 5u
9ttben, beren fiinf SabrgGnge ben Be-
Darf inbeB ni9t gu beden berm0sen.
Neben ben 8erufsofficieren tperben
felt 5ebn Sabren aud Reierbeofficiers
ernannt, bic aus perabf6iebeten Diff
cieren, friiberen @inidbrig Sreipi[lis
gen unb Defenders bsfGbisten Snbipie
buen bes Observation-Disclosures berbor>
geben. Oie rnterofficiere seben aus
Der in9ltbsn befinbli9sn nnterofficiers
fhule berpor, bic Mebrsabl ipirb inz
beb aus bem Stanb Der Mannibdften
su bisier Charge bef0rbert. 9ln ioniti>
gen Sdulen befeben in gltben eine
6eiti9ule unb eine S9iebi6ule 5ur
Ssranbilbung bes n0tbisen asbrerpers
fpndls.
Sbsrfer ariessberr ift Der S0nig.
b66fte 9eb0rbe bas &rie9sminiites
rum, bsm bic 8 MilitGrbipiiionen su
2ariiiu, MiFplunshi unb 9ltben unz
terftellt iinb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-04-01
glenes eianaIipitenl.

Cine Teusrung i'm SisnaIbisnit sa
militGrii9sn 2ipeden inpplpirsn bic
@srfu9e, ipel9e tiirslitb bon Mitglie>
bern bes 7. Milis &egiments an Der
&iiite BON Gong Sslanb nit Ora4en
unseitellt porben iinb. Die glusriis
flung bierbei beitanb aus brei Srahen
bon ie 5 SUB 9ur9meFer, bon benen
Der cine einen ihparaen llntergrunb
nit einem ipeiben Nuaorat in Der
Mitte, Der sipeits sinen rotben Inter
grunb nit einem ebenfalls tpeiBen
Auabrat unb Der brittle einen idpars
aen untersrunb NIT einem rotben
Qudbrat bat.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-04-01
giooerne ssrallenbernte.-

WGbrenb Der &f Der nm bic
fociale SteIIung Der 5rau unb ibre
8lei6bere9tigung nit bem MGnn ses
fiibrt ipirb, in Der Sbeorie nod ni4t
entf9ieben lit, baben bic 5rauen i'm
leBten Sabroebnt es bod peritanben
prattiid oem eritrebten 3iel in ipeients
liben puntten nGber gu tommen. So
1T aud bas Stubium Der Srauen an
ben nniperiitdten SeutI9lanbs itetig
aeipa9ien, unb, balb biirfte es teine
ltniperiitGt mebr geben. bic ben Srauen
ibre pforten perf4lieBt. Dem Stus
blum Der Spraden unb Der 2iteratur
1T balb bas Der Msbicin eefolet, unb
felt Suraem gibt es aud Stubentins
nen ber tbeoretif9en RaturfpiNens
T6aften unb Der Matbematit. gu ben
eriten, bic bieies @ebiet ben Srauen
erf6lpFen baben, gebDrt bic 3oologin
Maria 9rdfin b. 2inben. 9eboren
am 18. Suli 1869, bat Iie bic @prbils
bun9 auf Osm 9tealspmnaiium gu
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-04-01
q / q 8 ( 6 neibea.

Sbdtisteit su feben. Das @las IdBt
fid bann nab beliebisen Ri9tunsen,
in eeraben unb irummsn 2inien, obne
iraenb einen 8rud nod 9fiB, serf9nsia
ben. Ser @runb 1T einfa9 burin gu
fuden, baB bur9 bas WuHsr iotpobl
bic Sdpinsunssn bes @laies als bies
ienisen Der S4eers pollitdnbis aufses
boben iperbtn. Spbulb man aber nur
ben serinsitsn She'll bss Gluies pber
Der Sdeere aus bem Wufer berporras
gen ldbt, ipGre Der GrfOls bes Grperis
ments in Grase seiteIIt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-04-01
Slid unb 9las =
Wie leibt bri9t bas!"

Tim 70 msrtpiirbieer 1T es, bab man
bisIsn ipr0ben 8Drper unter sepiHen
umitGnben ipie papier ober &arton
nit Der Sdsere idneiOen fam. 9as
sanse 9ebeimniB beitebt burin, bas
Stiid 9las in Elm @sfdb nit WaFer
su tau9en unb nun bic ebenfalIs gang
untsr Wafer sstuu4te S4sere in
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-04-01

Die Snfantsris sGblt 10 &esimenter
au ie 8 8atnillonen unb elmer &opf>
ftGrte bon runb 1900 Mann, auberz
benz 8 9dtaillone Sdeer gu ie runb
420 Wlann. Bel Der Mobilma9uns
peritGrtt Iib iebes Snfanterie : Hesi=
ment unb Sdserbataillon bur9 @inz
Siebuns BON Reierpen auf 5000. begin.
1000 SDpfe. Oaneben iperben nod
Is Snfanterie= uno l SGgerbatailIon
neu aufssitellt.
On Gaballerie iinb nur 3 Resimsns
ter nit elmer Sriebensitdrte BON $50
Mann, an 9lrtillsris 8 Resimsnter nit
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-04-01

Reue 8etpnuns. Sdauipies
Ter: Nun, fpie babe idb s.fieru hengGaIs
lenitein geipielt9 8rititsr: 60, SaB
Sober slauben muBte, SdiIIer babe
pei isinsn Worten on sic sebadt.
G56auipieler: (seidmei9elD: Wirt,
Ii92 arititer: 9eipib, beIpnbers Bel
ben @orten: Dem Mimen flidt bic
Ra6pelt feline 3rGnae."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-04-01

Sas MateriaI Der tiirtiiden SIo.te
lit itart peraltet, immsrbin 5dbIt iie
nod 7 @sibipab.r pan5er. z Gprpets
ten, l 8dnonenbpot. 3 Monitors, 5uz
iammen 1S panSsrIdiffe nit 151 Sa>
nOnen. ferner 2 Sreeatten, l SreuSer.
II Gorbstten. 4 Ranonenboote, %
9lpiIos. 2 Sorpe6oideer. 80 Sorpebo>
bppte nit Sc Ranpnen. Bier ber Yanz
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-04-01
glmiiiante 8iiieuidJaft.

@las 1T Der iprObeite unb serbre6'
li6ite &Drper. ben mir tennen; baber
bas Spri9port:
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-04-01
g n 80 afierfreunb. b.

Srinter: ~. 9lIo mdlsn Sic mid
nit Daferfurbrt; sicben sic aber ets
mas Gpgnac 5u!"
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1897-07-23
Urbana.

Tuesday July, 20.-Good rain and
corn booming.
Some farmers are blowing for wheat.
Mrs. Nuby went to Chanute yester-
day.
ALI Gibson was here one day last
week.
Comrade Barns was in town last
Friday.
Mr.. Wilson Of carlton was in town
last week.
G. w. Riley of carlton was in town
last week.
A special pension examiner was here
last week.
TheNoble Bros shipped three cars Of
hay last week.
Seth Nation and wife were here on
business last Saturday.
Mr.. Holt has moved on his farm
two miles north of town.
Chas Carpenter of Leanna passed
through here on his way home.
Mr.. Tomlinson was here on bust
ness with the school board last week.
Mr.. Hummer is fixing to build a
new house. He has part Of the lum-
Der on the ground.
We learn that B. A. Turner is near
Albuquerque, N. NJ, and is feeling
better since his arrival there.
H. G. Dryden has more chintz bugs
on his place than any one else. They
injured his corn and timothy consider
able.
Mr.. Simonson of Parsons and the
oldest grain man in this part of the
country was in town on business last
week.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1897-07-23
Rest.

Refreshing showers Sunday and
Monday.
Mr.. Baldridge has finished his house
and is now living in it.
Mr.. Warren and Will Stevens are
drilling new wells on their farms.
Mr.. Green and Jno Losey are cut
ting flax for farmers in this vicinity,
Clearance Wiltse and Otis Mitchell
have gone to western Kansas to get
work.
j. Dodge had some very nice ice
cream for the boys and patrons gener-
al last Saturday.
John Butterfield is home from
Peublo, Colo, where he has been stay
ing with his sister.
We attended the ice cream social at
Rest Thursday evening, every body
reported good time.
The old settlers of Guilford, Clifton,
Pleasant Valley and Colfax twps. will
have a picnic in Singleton's grove
August, IS. Every body invited to
come.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1897-07-23
Union Valley.

Tuesday July, 2O.-Mrs, Jennie
Rustamier went to Humboldt Satur-
day and returned home Sunday bring.
Ing lady friend along to visit her
short time.
w. S. Biggs was the guest Of j. R.
Tye Sunday last.
Drew Tye has been very sick but is
improving at this writing.
The rain Sunday and Monday help
ed the corn immensely.
The farmers were busy bailing and
stacking hay last week.
Art Gilmore and family visited rela-
tives at Union Valley last Sunday.
J.J. MCGOWAN and son took seventy
head of hogs to Chanute Monday.
Mrs. S. L. MCGOWAN and daughter
Olive are visiting fsiends east Of
Chanute.
]. A. Huffman and wife Of carlton
visited G.. Gates and family last
Thursday.
Alex Mcdonald and family spent
Sunday with J. z. Bayless and family.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1897-07-23
ROllin.

Tuesday, July 20.-Mrs. George
Woods spent Saturday night and Sun
day in Shaw.
People in this vicinity are blowing
for wheat.
The fine rain the first Of the week
insures a mammoth corn crop.
John Evans, who has been very sick
for the past week, is improving.
Ed Burghart and sister Louisa,
spent Sunday with their brother Fred
at Leanna.
A number Of our young people at
tended the Sunday School convention
at Big Greek Chapple Sunday.
Mrs. Peters and Mrs. Flickinger, of
Chanute, visited friends in this neigh
borhood Friday Of last week.
Adam Burke, wife and daughter and
Sam Gingrich and wife, of Chanute.
Sundayed with Peter Gingrich and
family.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1897-07-23
Villas.

Tuesday July, 2O-A SPLENDID rain
fell here Sunday.
M. G. Hanson is threshing flax for
W. V. Irwin to-day,
S. Coats is working on the Sturde-
want barn this week.
BE. Shinn of Chanute was on our
streets last Monday.
Roasting ears are now plentiful and
a good corn crop is assured.
Villas is to have new blacksmith
shop finished by the first of August.
Simon Coats and DR.. Thielin went
over to Buffalo last Saturday on bust
ness.
Mp. Nilsson, Oloff Johnson and
Oloff Hultine visited at Chris Carl
I1rgs last Sunday.
Several people from Villas and vicin-
j drove over to the camp meeting
last Sunday, two miles north of Cha
mite.
Annual school meeting one week
from next Thursday. All voters
should turn out.
A. o. Young will preach at the
Perch Grove school house next Sun
day at o'clock.
Mrs. F. d. Thompson has been quite
sick for the past week but is improv-
ing rapidly at present.
G. McCully will serve ice cream at
Villas every Saturday afternoon at SC
a dish. Give him call.
Mrs. j. \. Taylor who has been sick
for several weeks, was able to ride
over to Villas last Saturday.
James Mundell returned from Fort
Scott last Saturday whittier he had
been sitting as U, S. juror.
All of the boys who went from here
70 the western harvest fields Of Kan
sas write back that they have plenty
OF work at good wages.
Mrs. W. D. Brichler is quite sick at
present but hopes are entertained for
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1897-07-23
Ward.

Tuesday July, 20,-John McLane OF
Kansas City is visiting relatives in
this vicinity.
Mr.. Millner is slowly recovering
from his recent attacks Of rheumatism.
Mr.. Micheal Crane, who was dang
erously i'll for some time is improving.
Miss Rosa Winters is home from
Illinois where she has been staying
for some time,
o. W. Ames threshed his fax on
the Pattee place last Friday and
Saturday making yield of 81 bu per
acre.
Several OF the young people Of this
vicinity attended the ice cream sup
per at carlton last Saturday night.
They report pleasant time.
Charlie Dltmars and wife left last
Saturday for Cowley, Co. where they
will 'visit relatives. James Dit
mars of carlton has charge Of the
farm in Charley's absence.
Farmers are delighted over the re-
cent rains. These SPLENDID showers
insure a fair cropof corn with no more
rain at all, but with a few more show
ers like the last ones there will be one
of the best corn crops that we haYe
known for several years
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1897-07-23
GaIeSDurg.

Wednesday July, 21,-Mrs. Laura
Goodwin and children Of Oswego are
visiting her sister Mrs. Bell
James Maxwell is with us again.
B. F.and VIM. Summers are in Erie
today.
H. B. Unsell of Urbana is in town
today.
Elmer Roads is visiting in our COM
munity.
DR.. Lehen came home from Kansas
City last week.
The Bon Ton restaurant has sus-
pended business.
John Bryan formerly foreman here
is now at work on the sec.
VIM. Rochman shipped a car of
stock to Kansas City last week.
c. NJ. Carpenter and family Of Lee
anna visited relatives and'friends the
fore part of the week,
Rock Creek ball team played our
boys a game on our grounds last Satur-
day. The score got to big to count.
Mr.. William Summers of Illinois,
arrived here yesterday and expects to
make this his home for the present.
Alva Clark, one Of Lincoln TIP. best
farmers was in town yesterday and
bought Champian mower Of Bell &
Coffman.
E. B. Walker of Thayer was in town
Saturday working in the interest of
the Thayer News and interviewing our
school board.
Two Mr.. Abels of near South Mound
were in town last Friday and while
here bought a wagon load of impli-
ments of Bell & Coffman.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1897-07-23
Pleasant Valley.

Monday, July 19.-Bill Bell has his
crop laid by, and is working on the
section.
Allie Smith returned home Sunday.
Mrs. Elmer McLaren gave a quilt
ing, Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nels. Richardson drove
to Fredonia Wednesday.
Homer Neeley Sundayed with Clear
ence and Claude Carver.
Frank Brown and Sherman Carter
drove through our midst Wednesday.
Gil Smith went to Oklahoma by rail
instead of overland, starting Wednes-
day.
Gid Richardson and Guy Smith are
doing rushing business with their
reaper.
Mrs. Robson is furnishing her
neighbors with very fine plums at
reasonable price.
G. S. Nation, editor Of the TIMES
was at Fairview schoolhouse, Thurs
day, getting information regarding
the Wininger matters full account of
which appeared in the TIMES, last
week. While in this vicinity, Mr..
Nation renewed his acquaintance with
many of his old friends, and Of course
fattened his subscription list some
what.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1897-07-23
MICROBES.
Live Animal Germs the Cause
of All Human Disease.
Vim. Radam's Microbe Killer Positively
Cures All Disease by Killing the
Microbes Which Cause 1t.

For generations past people have been drilled
into the belief that every symptom OF disease,
forms OF fever, pain, colds, ETC., is produced by
different cause Such Is not the case All
disease is decay, or, in other words, fermenta-
ton of the blood and tissue. This fermentation,
which gives rise to the various symptoms OF
disease, viz, Inflammation, fever, pain, nervous
ness, etc., etc., has been proTen by VIM Radam
and leading scientists OF the day to be caused y
the presence OF microbes in the body. The NIL
crobes causing consumption, influenza, whoop:
ing cough, erysipelas, skin diseases, Typhoid
fever cancer, pneumonia, etc., etc. have actually
been photographed, through the microscope, py
may be seen daily (free) tS7 Monroe-st, Chicago.
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Several attended the social at Ham,
ing Tuesday evening.
Messrs. Garrett and Cathart return
ed from the west Monday evening.
O. f. Stewart went to Cheryvale
Monday to work in printing office,
Some of the boys went to st. Paul
Sunday to witness the ball game.
H. Lodge, of Erie, has been appoin-
ted receiver Of the stock Of o. E.Stew-
art s. Bros. land is selling goods very
cheap.
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many left before 1t was over on &C.
count of threatning rain yet everyone
felt like it was "good to have been
there" The next meeting will be at
Leanna the 3rd Sunday in September.
A fine rain Monday and Tuesday.
William Roberts has material on
hand for the erection Of new house
Several young people from Rollln
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs,
Burghart.
Mr.. Albert Leham and family of
Austin came up Sunday to attend
church and the Convention.
Miss Mettie Afford was in the
Odense vicinity part of last week the
guest of Misses Lizzie Wheeler and
Mary McGuffy.
Elder Ingels preached Sunday morn
ing at the Christian church. He
will preach next Sunday at the Fair
view school house.
Clark Afford claims to be first
class water witch; He located we'll
for A. w. Afford, Ben Dunningan and
Perry Boustler, Monday.
Among those who visited parents at
this place Sunday were, Mr.. and Mrs.
DeHaven, Mr.. and Mrs, O. D. Court
ney and Mr.. and Mrs, Cliff Huff of
Savonsburg and Mr.. and Mrs. Hense
ellis of Salem.