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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-20

IRm,' j.. w. CoErn, Sheppard; II.
~ Nv ". h. sorre!le, Da'ras. Il. G.
f5' i, ,snh I. II. Davidson, Texas
!. =. Vorie'l' Chicago: j. i. Ia
I'M WACO; c. NJ. Pate, y. stanbach,
~ IT, 'pnhgs; Dan NJ. Lasker, Calves,
a NV W Baker, Segun; l., II. Thorn
|k a. !" ~ Gam. Tyler; w. l.. Gard r
|l.sk = + N Lorlng. Waco; l.. n.
"a Il. Drew and wife. Chicago;
od.i Snannon, Henderson. H.. r.
n a Va. y: Patterson, 6 +. Dunlap,
IN Ennis; 7. NJ. Saubitt, Linn. Mo.
Gswvts. y rs Fort Worth; j. G. Lewis,
|tnnhssii,S onn Feners, Lynn, Mass. +. Is.
|tirh. 9 maSahache. w. Sadler, For.
III W., smith. Bartlett. n. +, Nor.
u {, Bran% s. W. helms. Pennington:
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lydia q. Plakham's Vegetable csnpsso1
VIM cure tho worst forms Of fsnals
eomplAints, al ovarian Troubles, h.
Summation and liberation, falling and
displaccmcnts Of the womb. and conss.
ausnt spinal weakness. and IL pssu.
harly adapted 10 the change Of lifs
Every time II win cure Backache,
II hAs cured moro caAes Of ieucos.
rhra by removing the cause. than any
remedy the world has ever known Il
y a'moss infsiiibie In such eases, u
dissolvea and expels tu,nors from the
uterus In an early stage Of develop.
mcnt, and checks any tendency 10 can.
cerous humors. Lydia q. plnkham's
Liver pills work In unison with the
Compound, and arc = sure cure Tor
constipation and sick headache. MrA
Pinkham's Sanative Wash Ia Of great
sa'ue for pcsl swuliN~tion.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-20

Diseases. Syphilis, Eruptlons, Hais. FALL
Ulcers. Effects OF Mercury. Kidney aud
bladder, Troubles. Weak Back. burning
Urine, Insontinence, Goncrrheu. ulest.
prompt relief and cure for life Doth sekea
rs.ted conndertially and privately,
Files. ftstula, Fissure, Structure and
ltupturs cured by our new methods. Send
for circular.
DIRE. BETTs 4 BETTE.
n (New No. s1O st. Charles street.
New Orlsans. Ia.
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DRS. BELTS & BELTS.
y st. Charles street. New or,sana L..
Physicians ana Surreona

tsAt4tT
aged and old.
single or married
men. and all who
suner with LOST
MANHOOD. Ner-
y Gus Debility
Ercr m n torrhea.
sen,,ai t esss
Failing Memory,
weak eyes. stunt.
G q Development.
Lack OF Energy,
I'm y ov err ishcd
Blood. Pimples.
lmprdimcnts 70
Marriage. al 40
tlioo,l and 9kfn
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CAPITOL. .
HOTEL
ARRIVALS.

~ fLIA
ARRIVALS.
Rates, $50 to
"a 90 p g I day.
Sli XII y elegant
! o o m $, with
bath. l. arg O
sample rooms.
Centrally locat-
ed. Best accom-
moda tons for
commercial meu
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THE NEW
HrTCHINS /: (:

w: Z. and ]. T.
Boyle, proprie.ors.
Rates. $500 and
". 20 per day.
Z. i. A. head.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-10
PETERSBURG.
Handsome Church Improvement
The DrOught-lIrIcfs.

pE,TEpsBURG, VA, October s.-(Spe-
,,atc The improvements AZ the Washing
1"n,S.trcat Methodist Episcopal church
-. "a Jar progressed that the congre-
-at,on will tomorrow, for the hrst tine
IN many months, be able 10 worship III
thA main auditorium OF the churcn' "hen
completed the improvements VIII nave cO1'
about g. 800 A beautiful new steer ccn-
Ing has been placed over the mann twill
new carpets have been put Gown, inc
pews newly cushioned, ana the ehoio ~
terror has been repainted' -, ,S,s
ON Sunday night the pastor Oh .n.s
church, Rev. DR.. william H.
will deliver a special sermon psio1o a.
p. nm Camp, OF Confederate 's.e,a"''
IL, ,.',u Attend the service in body.
w" ~. samuel Burwell, q weil-known To-
hscconist and popular citizen. ieft TINS
.or,,Ing for Pawtucket, II. J., where on
Monday IL is understood he VIII DO uili'ou
=. marriage 10 Miss Matte Lyon
ch.rr,ns lady OF that place
Ans stiIl the drought continues ana the
ella In this section, which nave ho' a.,
ready dried up. are getting io~ H.
io,nsr Zach day. In some OF inc auJa
,orntiea the question OF water sup,
90. a.. hscom,ng a very serious one. anu
py eorIv relief is afforded many
eile IN be put 10 great stress even
ns.a,n,ne limited supplies no
..o,,,s everywhere are low, ana sp'i"e'
49, before known to fall are Org.
,,arv friends in this e''y VI ~
o,aadiy,or Gibson will go 10
witness his CONSERVATION aav srrest
" r.,as. a. Police Parkinson to-aay
"A white man named w. .. w. wy
"a said TO be wantea III
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-10
Branch at his beautiful country place. Il
Duchess county, n. Y.

Branch at his beautiful country place. IN
Duchess county. n. r..
Miss Edna Forbes. one OF the charm
ing debutantes OF this season. Is having
q very gay and enjoyable visit to Miss
Thrailkili. of st. Louis: Mo.
Miss Saddle Mason has been visiting
her sister. Mrs. William Archer Ander-
son. She has now left to take up again
her duties In st. Louis society.
Early this week the meeting OF the
Wholesale Druggists Association, OF
which organization Colonel john ID. Fur-
cell is president, will be held at the
Jefferson For the entertainment OF the
guests several entertainments are pia1-
ned. At the Jefferson Is to be musicale,
superintended by Mr.. f.. w. cloves, ano
a dance. to be participated In py many
OF the prominent society people,
Mrs. n. n. Levy has gone to stay for
two months with her parents, In Phiia-
delphia.
Mrs Abram Levy has returned TO the
CITY after a delightful summer trip. Her
winter home will be at 1892 west Grace
street.
The Jefferson Club has added hand
some annex TO the other rooms OF the
club building. In November this VIII De
thrown open and the members or the
club will give house-warming party
u,ss Apnie Louise Reinhart left on
Thursday for New York. This gifted
Young artist will spend the session In
the metropolis in order to take lessons
from a famous violin teacher there-Mr.
Henry Schradiech.
The Misses Moore, OF west frankiin
street. have returned to the city AFTER
q charming summer spent at the Warm
Springs.
Miss BESSIE Wight has returned 70 the
city after a summer spent IN the noun
tains of Virginia.
,,,., rou,ss Allan Mayo, who visited
Ruffolo y. Y, and attended several ce-
IIShtful house parties in Pennsylvania
during the summer, is at nome again.
Miss Davies. OF North Carolina, Is
visiting Miss Mary Saunders.
Come time in January there VIII be
-acention given by the Westmoreland
Club 10 the prominent ladies Of Rich
mond.
The Monday teas at the Woman's Cluo'
which gave so much pleasure last year,
will recommence on october tho lth.
Miss Julia Lee has returned TO the
city. after a delightful summers stay III
Fauquier county.
Sir Mallawene and Lady Juit, or Mon
treal, Can. are staying at the JeHersoh'
|
Mr.. Ernest Boiling has returned TO
the city. after a stay In Louisa county.
Miss Mamie Langhorne left on satur-
day for her fathers home, in Aloemarle'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-10
Mr.. BIoomberg for District Deputy.

At the stated convocation OF Richmond
Royal Arch Chapter No. 3, held az the
Masonic Hall. on Franklin street. Thurs
day evening. an Official visit was paid by
the Grand Secretary OF the Grand CHAP
fer az Virrtnla. :. b. Blanks, OF Peters
burg. he came TO represent the Grand
High Priest. who was unavoidably abb
sent. Past High Priest, now district dep
uty of this district, Most Excellent j. j.
English. Jr., was also present In his offi-
ciai capacity The chapter recommended
mast high priest OF this chapter Sol. l..
Rloomberg. TO the Grand Chapter OF VIZ
ginia for his position. The Grand Royal
Arch chapter meeting will This year be
held on December I'd and I'd at Peters
burg Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-10
THE VALLEY CITY.
Big Bags of Game--A Church Ceie-
brattOn-PernOnal.

STANTON, VA. october, s.---tSpecial.)
The supply OF game which the huntsmen
are bagging this season Is unprecedented.
AS q result OF a two-days hunt this week
out on North river, two or stapn'ons
cleyerest shots--Nessrs. William Nc
Daniel and j. Lewis Bumsardner-Drousn
down forty-nine pheas2nts, while put
day or two before hessrs. mechanics ana
Tannehill, IN two-days huht, k'hed 10
the sportsmen tell me that the stock
of game is not so phenomerai, but tnat
owing TO the dearth or mast hno me
great drought prevailing, hunger and
thirst have driven the game from the
inaccessible mountain stretches GOWN INTO
the watered valleys and rayinss. wnefs
IL can be easily hunted. This year ANA
teurs are having the good luck OF CRACK
shots OF other seasons.
The congregation OF Hebron Presbyte-
rian church have tust celebrated the tenth
anniversary % the pastorste OF ina Rev:
= To- Booker, who. by the By, IL an OLD
Richmonder. Under Mr. Cookers charge
the church has increased IN memosIsnip
from 1871 10 81. and sunday-schooi schoi-
ars from s. TO 3e5. while the chureb SUD
scriptions have increased 10 per cent. Dir.
&. q Brown. on behalf OF the congrcsa-
ton. presented TO Mr.. Booker purse con-
tanning sGo as slight token or tne es-
TEEN In which The people hold tneir pas
tor. -.
move and Ohio railroad in this city Is
being closed. Agent b. v. Jackson ara
Mr. Kennon Ciack are assigned to the
washington offices. and the business here.
toforc done here VIII De u.nsac'ea
| thrcu III the Cumberland md once.
Regret IL felt thar General John y.
cordon will not lecture here this month,
az hsf been announced His physicians
! havs advised that he cancel All lecture
| enxsgements for October and Neyemper'
| Mrs. Edward Echols Is In Norfoss' vis1t-
'ffha stonewail Brigade Band wenr 70
| v,,ncastie this week TO play during tho
three DAYS OF the Botetourt Connsy rair.
Hon. Randolph Harrison OF Lynch1ssg.
- h,s Sarhsr. Mr. Henry Harrison. and
hss brother. Judge George ~. Harrison.
i AH.ss ORA Chaptn, OF Richmond, - here,
~ eusst Of Mr.. and Mrs. Archibald KIM
| raw AT Walnut Grove.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-10

lighthouses. On notification. those strange
to the city will be guided to their places
OF sojourn.
The Virginia annual convention OF tho
United Daughters Of the Confederacy viii
be held In Lynchburg on October 2lst.
Reduced railroad rates have been Accord
ed for this convention also, and II Is
hoped there will be a full attendance.
Delegates will be met and placed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-10
naEY PLAYED CRAPS.
Ia Then a Pistol Came Into the
(,umc.

pz~rERsBuRG, VA, October s;s-(spe-
RI Carter Patterson (colored) was
c,a n. ,rst below the right Shoulder to-
shse ~ the bar-room of James Walker
hii anoiher negro named JunIus Lee Nor
~ The shooting was the result OF Q
ss'd woman being the cause OF II.
4, ths time of the shooting the negroes
n,sr. engaged In playing craps and
S,s,,,te arose between Patterson ana
xtorran Morgan fred five times At Pat
,erson. but only one bullet struck him.
Morgan was arrested. and Patterson was
sent home for treatment. The ball
has not yet been located. The shooting
was done with a 22-calibre pistol.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-10
CHupREN,s HEErERs.

Strictly tapor-mads garments, OF heavy
weight Cheylot. in Tan. Green. and Blue,
from to IL years, $3.50.
A stylish Refer OF mixed cloakins IN
Green and Brown. large sailor collar
trimmed with braid. prics s2ss, worth
easily 1915.
Empire Refer OF ATWOOD Boucle,
with braided sailor collar, worth s., f3.S.
very nobby Refer OF Plaid material.
Empire back, braided bretelles OF solid
cloth to match plaid, from TO "a years.
AsS.
with large. braided sailor collar, 10 ~
years, worth 1913, priced at 10.
In addition TO the ABOVE we snow a
complete line OF both Empire and Coat
back Refers. in all sizes, from TO IL
years, In nobby, exclusive designs and
styles, from the leading makers OF gar
ments. Prices range from 81 TO *iS.
Long Cloaks for children from to 3
years. You'll find as many styles rep
resented here as all other stores put TO-
gether can and do show, and many styles
car be found only here, as we controi the
output for Richmond.
All-Wool Eiderdown Cloaks IN Gray
White, and Red, collar trimmed III An
CORA fur, Si.5O.
Two-Toned Boucle, made with large
sailor collar and trimmed with Angora
Same material. trimmed with Black
Braid. and gilt buttons. 2.25. worth $50.
Cloak made of All-wooi Ladies' Cloth,
yoke. bretelles. and collar trimmed with
Hercules Braid. sells usually for -, our
Very stylish cloais. made of mixed
cloaklng. bretelles, collar and cuffs or
plain cloth 20 match braided In White
SILK Braid and trimmed with pearl but
tons, So.
.
Black. Glossy, Astrachan Cloth Jackets.
half silk lined regular s5.75 garments. as
long as they will last. S3.sS.
Strictly Tailor-Made Black and Navy
Coat. OF All-Wool Kersey, latest cut, fy
front, silk lined throughout. worth $40,
$3.50.
Another made of finest quality English
Kersey. all silk lined military effect,
braid trimming, In Black, Blue, and
Green. SO, sells elsewhere at $3.50.
Russian Blouse Jackets, plain and
braided effects. rough and smooth mate
rial, all the popular colors, prices from
Fine n-Tailored. Silk-Lined. Fly
Front Jackets. in Tan. Green, New Blue,
Brown, Castor, and Black, prices from
1850 TO S7.O.
We arc also showing n largo variety OF
Novelties IN fine Velour Capes and
Blouses, ranging in price from s25 TO $50
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-10
RADAM'S
MICROBE
killer

n worth more In practical results than ~ho'o
drug store OF other remedies.
The only Rational Cure for Consump-
ton. BrightS Disesss, Rheumatism' scrSidd ,s
Catsrrh. Cancer, and IN chronic CT Diooo ol~
orders IL strikes at the cause.
Invaluable as Household Remedy for Cu's'
Sores, Burns and Bruises.
s.rd far stnrv Of this wonderful discovery.
contained In panphlst, (fresJ
THE WIN. RADAM MICRoBE KILLhh On
III Prince skrsst. New York. or
". E. LONG,
1918 east Main street, Htchuond'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-10

The fourth annual convention OF the
matted Daughters OF the Confsderacy will
he held In baltimore. Nd. at Lehman's
Hall. on November 10th. Reduced rates
nave been obtained on the railroads. and
rsasonatle charges at hotels aiia pnasu-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-10

when dinner Is LAID. Libbey r..
.,.-rlass should be distributed n{fbbeV
49, ar. the most brilliant 49,
nIeces made. To be sure Of the genuine
looS for this trademark. Always clear
~ cut on I.abbey glassware
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-10
If YOUR DISEASE

Is chronic or blood disordsr' microoos Cause
It. Rid yourself of these germs, and the disease
xoes with them. This explains Why o ,ostu Oh
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-10
THE BEST CLOAK AND WRAP STORE.
OUR MILLINERY DISPLAY.

WIN nbLLtNEftI Disfk4Als
COMPARISON PROVES SUPERIOR.
ITY here. A magnificent collection OF
Imported Pattern Hats and Bonnets, 10.
Guiding models from Paris, London, ana
New York, together with many beautiful
and artistic creations from our own work.
rooms
ENGLISH, AMERICAN, AND FRENCH
FELT HATS at a fraction % their
value. Here are The low prices 81 which
we will sell them:
English Wool Felt Hats, IN all the new
fall shapes and coiors, for ladies and
children, from CSC. up.
French Felt Shapes In all the newest
fall shapes and fats. Black or eolors.
at sSc.
Ladies' Fedora Walking and Bicycle
Hats we have in great variety. at ~.
THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF
beautiful "Tams' for children, In all
styles and colorings and combinations ot
be ready for your choosing Monday.
Also. a dainty. pretty lot OF Children's
Hats and Babies Bonnets at specially
low prices.
WAIST SALE.
Ladies' All-Wocl Flannel Waists. made
with full front, coiors Navy. Led, and
detachable collars, az 81 20.
Atwood Flannel Waists, In Shirt and
Dress-Waist style, plcated fronts. nicely
trimmed with braid. IA all colors. az VIZ.
SIX Waists in ali the new fan styles,
Roman Stripes. Roman Plaids, Fancy.
and Black Waists, ranging In price tro"
s.. 9S 10 $3.50.
Velveteen and Corduroy Waists. cc'ors,
Castor. Sage Navy and Red, for street.
and bicycle wear. Just received yesterqay'
DRESS SKIRTS.
All the popular weaves In Black ana
Colored Skirts, from the ineApensive
Figured Brilliantine at N.I5 TO the inner
Inquired Silk and Plain Satin skirts.
The same care and pains Is taken Ia
the making or the cheaper Skirts az Is
given the better ones.
These garments are all cut In the new
est shape, perfectly made ana htten.
LADIES' WRAPPERS.
| Pretty. dainty patterns IN Flanneil etts
Wrappers. made Empire front. yoke back,
price CSC: other styles In better grades
/ at y.tS, stSS and 2.3.
/ Fine Ail-Wool Flannel Wrappers. mado
/ same STYLE as above. trimmed with preio,
| price So IS. worth fully s..
The above come I'm Red, Navy. ana
| Blue all sizes.
FLANNEL DRESSING sACQUEs,
variety OF these useful and comfort
able House Garments have Just been
| opened Prices and STYLES arc In Keep
ing with the exceptional Inducements
held out for you TO make your purchases
here this week.
Kaufman & Co.,
Former fourth and Broad SIS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-10


II seems as II there was to be fire.
ovent marrying and giving In marriage
This fan. on November tho 18th the wed
ding OF Miss Louise Meade and Mr..
clarence Cadet Will take place in Monu-
,oental church. The maid OF honor viii
he Miss Kate Meade. sister OF the bride,
ma me bridesmaids are her first cou-
,ins-Nliss Lou Belle Jones. Iron Gate,
va Miss katherine Fontaine; Miss Lid
die Lane. Auburn. Ala. Miss Louise
Iahney Chatham. Va, and the sister
az the bride Miss Marianne Meade. Adj
roIttance 10 the church will be restrict
"a "a those intimate friends who have
corde cert them. The reception after
she marriage service Will be still more
exclusive. open only 10 the bridal party
and the nearest relatives. The congratu-
latlons rendered both the bride and
groom viii be unusually numerous and
hearty.
Although the day Is not yet set. IL II
thought that Miss Ray Ellyson and Mr.
Eugene Massie will be married early In
November. The wedding Will be quiet
and will take place al the home OF the
bride on Grace street.
The sth OF November will witness the
quiet home Wedding OF Miss Florine
Noting and Mr.. E. y. Thomson.
II Is believed now that the wedding OF
Miss Mamie Lsnghorne. sister OF Mrs.
Charles Dana Gibson. and Mr.. Robert
Shaw, son OF a wesIthy Bostonian. Will
take place on tho 9th Of October. at
''Asdor.y in Aibemarls, OWNS TO the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-10
FLANNEL DRESSING sACaUEs,

able House Garments have Just been
opened. Prices and STYLES are In Keep
ing with the exceptional Inducements
held out for you TO make your purchases
here this week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-10

Al the meeting of the Deep Run Hunt
club on Thursday night the election OF
new officers took place. On Mr.. Otway
AiIen's positively declining to continue
&c president OF the organization. DR..
Iosrnh A. White was elected 70 take
Iis Mace. There is no doubt that DR..
white will make an excellent president.
ana that the club will continue to flourish
,n his hands as It did during the admin
is,ration of his predecessor. Another able
ost,cer was chosen when Mr.. Andrew II.
Christian was elected Tcs-presidcnt.
Tho prominent features OF the work for
tbs winter win be the development OF
The races and the golf playing. To the
sou,b Of tho clubhouse between tho
nnudine and tine Richmond, Fredercks-
bnr~ ana Potomac railway new race
tracks are being lsid out. and the 10th
~ November there will be I'VE very ex-
c,,,rg races. These are the farmes'
hs,S mile fat race; the Deep Run Hunt
cIus steeplechsse; the half mile. nat
,ace hacks and hunters; one mile nat
race open TO all horses, and a steeple-
chase for all horses. For the winners
IN an these races handsome prizes have
been provided. In the stoeplechase ior
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-10

Without question one OF the largest and most
tions ever shown in Richmond. Garments enough q
to suit all tastes and pocket-books.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1897-04-02
=. of v. 81 vi.

The first hall attempted by the Sons
of Veterans was given in the opera
house last Tuesday night and. barring
the weather, was decided success.
About fifty couples were present when
the grand m rch was called at 9
o'clock. The Hon. Mic Nicodemus
headed the procession and evOfuted
in his usual fantastic style. Dancing
Was continued until $50, when all
seemed fully satisfied that they had
got tEeir moneys worth and were COLI
tent to go home. The success of the
entertainment was very largely due TO
that social veteran. Will Watson, and
we cheerfully recommend him to par
ties wishing to attempt Il similar en-
tertalnment. He comes high but is
almost indispensable. The music was
good and gave general satisfaction.
The supper served at the Alamo fully
justified the landlords statement that
lie would give us frst-class banquet
aud was very much enjoyed by those
who partoOk of it. The cold and
ram prevented the attendance of many
who had intended coming but, nOwith-
standing this, the ball was great sue
cess.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1897-04-02
A PLEASANT SURPRISE.

Intrigue exists. not only in politics
and business, bat often invades the
church, rs was demonstrated on last
Monday evening when a large number
of Rev. Gilchrist's friends conspired to
invade his home, without his leave OF
knowledge.
The party had previously met atlthe
residence of Mr.. Yeatman and at a
given hour marched down to the Gill
christ home.
1t seemed to be a complete surprise
and no apology was needed for the i'll
trusion, us each one had some small
parcel by which they hoped to atone
for their presence and DE able to show
their love and esteem for this worthy
family.
a table was filled with various
things that help to make life comfort
able. A rude act was committed 10y
) me of the ladies' vi no secretly entered
tine family bed chamber. 1t Was soon
discovered that new quilt had been
placed upon the bed. There Was a
rush to see what had happened, and
Rev. Gilrhrist escaped the charge of
petty larceny when it was explained
that it was one of the tricks of the
ladies of the Christian Endeavor.
Mr.. Gilchrist attempted to express
his appreciation to his friends for their
kindness but he acknowledged himself
a failure, Mrs. Gilchrist also attempt
ed to express her thanks but she also
made a failure, as far As words were
concerned, and in this case tears spoke
louder tnan words.
The time was being passed pleasant
ly, but as the Gilchrist family had ar
ranged for an early departure the next
morning, it was deemed expedient. by
the friends, to extend their last greet
lug and retire early.
This family will be missed in the so
cial circle as well as in the church,
and we regret the ex:gency that re
quires their separation from us.
Rev. Giichrist is an able and aggres
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1897-04-02

During the winter of 1868, F. NJ.
Martin. of Long Reach, West Va.
contracted 4 severe cold which left
HIM with Il cough. In speaking of how
he cured it he says: II used sevela al
different kinds of cough syrup but
found no relief until bought bottle
of Chambe1lains cough remedy, which
relieved me almost instantly" When
troubled with cough or cold try this
remedy and not find it necessary to
try several kinds before you get relief.
1t has been in the market for over
twenty years and constantly grows in
favor and popularity. For sale at 25
and soc: per bottle by Porter