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The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-04-07

Oh, did you hear the drowsy wind ~
Go signing, half aslcepf =,
And did you feel across your mind
A dreamy wonder creepf
somewhere. far OF, bird sang low. .
Cicadas Jared the grass.
Mayhap you saw do not know
Mayhap you saw me passH
And Love was by me and Delight.
We three did trudee along,
Cumbered with sweets. from morn till
night
And overfilled with song.
Behind us burned the summer land.
Fair autumn lay before.
And we-oh, we went hand in hand,
A-singing ever more.
And then you knew the lazy wind
Was signing, half asleep.
But did you feel across your mind
a dreamy wonder creepY
Maurice Thompson.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-04-07
WEAK, TIRED
PEOPLE

should take p. p. p, Lippman's Great
Remedy, without delay. While not
actually sick, you feel weak and tired,
ready toget sick, and what you need is
strength to drive out of your system
that which is the cause of Spring Fever.
T.. u. p. is needed at once.
Mrs. Hattie Mylius, Of 20 East s6th
street, New York, says that she was in
poor health, and that her case dcvel-
oped into nervous prostration. She
suffered from nervous headaches, and
ut times was unable to do any work
at all. She could not sleep, and was
SO nervous that she would have to get
up at all hours of the night and walk
the floor, and the opening of door
would startlc her. But her weakness
and nervousness is all gone. P.P.P.
was what saved her. Her appetite
improved, her nervousness is a thing
of the past. and she thanks Z. T.. P..
Lippman's Great Remedy, for her com.
plctc restoration to health.
Sold BY ali druggists.
urPMAN BROS. Apothecaries. Sole Prep'rs,
Lippmsn's Block. Savannah, Ga.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-04-07
A GOSpsl Lubricant.

"Thosc children, said Mr. Nctherby.
as he threw down his paper, 'arc making
~ much noise can't hear myself think.
I'm going to attend TO them.
Don't bc too severe" said Mrs. Meth
srlg. suppose you try the plan of casting
oil on the troubled waters.
II will, said Mr.. Nethcrby, as he pick
ed UP his ruler. "i'll try little wbal,
oil Detroit Free Press.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-04-07
HOW TO Find OUT.

Fill bottle or common glass with urine
and let it stand twenty-four hours; sedi
ment or settling indicates a diseased con
dition of the kidneys. When urine stains
linen IL il positive evidence of kidney
trouble. Too frequent desire to urinate or
pain in The back, is also convincing proof
that the kidneys and bladder are out of
order.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-04-07

when the peasants In Germany wish tn
get rid of any troublesome warts ON their
hands. they take species VI lccust and
lct u bite the protulerance. The liquid
which fiows fr,m the insects month into
the wound causes the warts to dry up and
disappear 80 ~
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-04-07

Only one Of the IL trees planted Oh
Washington Heights 10y Alexander Hamil
ton more than century ago 10 coinmcm
crate the ~ original states of the Union Is
In a fiourishing condition. All ~ the 9th
srs are either dead or dying
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-04-07
IN Be.,on

Browning d,ar" said Mr. Emerson
60 her husband what 10 u cG,aneCIs ja,.
tmc:''
"a cutspeous rastim,, lover ] rcyer
beard Of such &. thlng.
We'll, Eesm two men On tho street
coz talking. and one OF them SPOKE of a
skir game. brooklyn Life.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-04-07

II is well 10 remember when paperins "a
small room that blue I'm all light shades
makes room look larger. Dark colors or
papers with large patterns have the oIpo.
site effect
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-07-22
inner.

nner.
Il Ststt Ter
ntsttafi rtt.
tstisd6id-
ihantts rsu
rte, nsrpefer
Stt ttenfe
&C ~sridnstu.
10 ttuis, ia
f6Iitst tiut
Eer, a2 Ma
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-07-22
Su O%erfauieu
Cobb SpmntD Xdnrsrsitm.
sex bis els per Ndsr.
". J. San Spfe.
230-3. Strast fneli6 25-ta
Gttpas Veues I'm Gticnbabm
Wa9eubau.

Die lang beiprotsnen neuen limn., en-
Si9e anf Der .Horo SSeitern 9inle" Is. Ct.
y. TX. X .. u, DE 5ullbeu minneapolis,
Ct. Eaul uno Chicago lauien lolen, Iiuo
lest I'M 9ienite. Die Yrelie wie aub oas
Bolt, oas oieie 3lse tnlp,5lrt bat, aeben Al,
oaS Iie oas Sp1lte in Der GiieHbabn-B au.
funlt oarItelen. Yie Gofomotlue III mad,
bent b%etannten 500 ARulier, uno bon einem
Gnoe sum anoern 1T Der ,3us nit eiuem
SorplaB nit elner oiden 4lasplatte per.
ieben n, ourd pelde oie Glatiormen eluae.
ibloiien iino uno ourh Die Gle StDibeii
iple bic Sequemlibfelt ees 3uees beoeuteno
9eboben miro. Nenn ibr oitllt retIt, rpas
rum nltt Die neue lImitirte NORTH Neiierr
Sinle" patroniiirt. eScuriions, ooer ionittse
2ldets limb Out oieism 3use siiltls uno lei.
ne EXTRA 6oroerunSen iur before Accpmooa.
tlonen. 2ldets, Stlai uasen, Geierpations
tarten uno pole Snformatlon Seaeben, pern
ibr eut on euren Seim .N9enten nenoet poel
u~oreliirt oil Z. Us. &eaSoule. 9eneralsYoiia'
aieraaent, st. Yaul, pelter serne bereii III,
eut Yampblete suSuldiden, Pie pole Se'
ltrelbung oleier neuen 3ii9e entbalteu. 9s
slbt nitts cersletten mebr i'm gtlenbabn.
%uo9enbau, ntpt erumal bic nunoeruoQer
Huae aut Der SSeltunsteuunq. 81 he
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-07-22
Nnt n1iuiotten.
@oman bon BAH. MOQbauieu.

vWteine Nidte Monita," Itellte bic
Vumbootmaftel oiele nunmebr mil
einem gemiiien Stuli Dor, runo i'd
milBte SaS Sinh weniser senau ~tenuen,
ipliroe Sas, mas ibre ungliidlite Sfme.
tier betrifft, bon ibr niht ebenio banf,
bar IN Gmpians 9enommen, wie bon
MIR ,elber, mag eS immerbiu Elm
2brdnlein t%olten."
MOnlta mar idmeisiam seiporoen.
Nte zines SeblS Iid bepuEt, mich Tie
SraooonS Slide. Sn Der irrtbiimlideil
ucberSeu9uns, Elm Don linn itrens se,
biitetcS 0ebeimniB nit ibm III tbei,
len, bate uniiberbeit iid ibrer be,
mdhti9t. GS pieoerbolten iif in
ibrer G%rinnerun9 Die @crte SioneDs,
Die emit ibrem mdoteubaiten Gmpiin.
ben id)meifelten uno cine unerltGpis
lid)e Suelle iiir bie bolbeiten 5raume
%erofneten. Gsrseblib t0mpite iie
gesen Die iit oarau5 e~r9ebenoen 9es
%trattnnsen uno Gorielluu9en. Gle
perlutte Swar, lid gu i.oerreoen, oaB
cine 2dultun9 nidt arsseldlciien
ibr ebrlider @ille ideiterte inoellen
jeoesmal, 10 oft YraoSons rubiee
Gimme ;u ibren Sbren oran9 uno
einen gebeimnI BuOllen Ilafball in
ibrem Ser;en iauo, ibre Slide ii9
oerltcblen in baS anidaueu ser per-
trduenermedenoen maunbaiten Grldei.
nun9 o%erlentteu.
Valb barauf iaBen lie gu Sreien auf
benz Oef oeS SOggers in cine ernite
unterbaltung pertieit. Yraboon bate
ben Snbalt oes Srieies sur aenntniB
Der 6ruu &apitdn gebraGt. Damn er.
orterte er, poriihtis bemeiieno, mas
Der EoliieiSirettor linn anpertraute /:
lenes @ebeimniB, weltes Die Vums
bootmadtel 70 LANCE 9ewiiienbait be-
mabrte unb bebiitete. Die nieSri9
ltebenoe Come ianote ibre rctbliden
Strablen inter oas Seltoad. Milts
meiBe @oltenitGI6en 9litten trdumes
rid am blauen Simmel climber.
GuoerbOte nit frOblifen Weniden be,
lebten ben Strom nah allen Eittun-
gen. gSie ltlummernoe 9tieien lasen
bic itmeren Sauiiabrteii9iiie Dor
ihren lnterr. SOb fir nid)ts arSeres
hatten Die brei befreunoeten GeItalten
Sinn, ais iiir Die iit ;piiden ibnen
abipinnenoen @eiprGte. Gs mar, ME
Die Sumbootwadtel uo%rauslaste: balo
idlih bel lhr. balo bel Wtonita elm
Gbranlein iiber bic @ansen, uuc mel,
tes Uiineten ibre Serieu iit BEN
Sremoling, Ser 9leitium in G'rGbern
iudte. Die 9iloer tbeurer Ser itcrbener
berau fheidmor uno enoli6 zines oer'
ielben Dem 2eben 9du;li6 suriifsab.
Gin boloes Sinh Sauberte er Dor bie
6roblofeuoen hin, elm GOsd)eu, better
erbliibeno inter liebepcller Yfleae
uno nimmer ermiioenbeu treuen au9en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-07-22

L st. eloub, beiinoet ltd i'm Bette elmer srobsn
Auspabl pom allen Gotten
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-07-22
IL. 6 |.
Gnlru itno ElrSrrm1uCr.

Ger SIbeno bate lid auf Strom uhS
StoSt 9~cientt unS iano bic SuMtUUrs
madtel, Wtonifa uuo ibren Gaii nod
INNER ber TANNER Spiiden linen
auf Sem Gid brannte cine 2anpe uno
belerd)tete baS BON SooofuS Guaits
Sohtunit ieugenoe Wtubl. Die GreiSs
mile, Die tie fortgeiegt erOrterten,
idienen sic lesteu Sdranten beieitist
;u babeu, ME mObl 9eibiebt, peus
slei6gelinnte Meni6en lid iiber elm
gemeiuiameS NSert oereinbaren. uno
ais Sruobon lid enolid perabidieoete.
% wurben @orte uno Suli6erun9en
gemedielt, ais oh man lett Sabren
ber;llt beireunoet geweien mdre.
Die 9tad;t mar rm bieie i3eit melt
por9elhritten. Son oen &irftbiirmen
meloeteu Die llbren Ben Yeginu Der
WiitternahtSitunoe. @enn Wiiioi9teit
nah 9emiiienbait pollbradtem 2aaes
merf, 9leihuiel melfer Dirt, Die Iusen
arbeitsireuoiSer Sterblider CUR frdi'
tigenoen Rait ibloB. Die leeten er'
leuhteten Seniter erblinbeten uno er,
loihen, 10 maren Safiir Die libtibeuen
Cullen uno 6leoermduie ser meni1,
li6en 0elelll6aft re9e 9epcloen. @e'
d ulblos ltri6en lie our6 Die finlteren
StraBen uno Galien; Die Ginen bier'
bin, Die Nnoeren bortbin, je nadjoem
lie Veute iuften ODER oeren See
minnun9 porbereiteten. @ie nit rem
Sultinft nabtliebenoer Sbiere ausSe'
riiitet uno iort8eiest arsmDbnii6 UNI
ii6 lauideno, ihienen lie Dor ben lie
iiberpabenoen Glementen bic Gi9en'
i6ait BON Sdatten an9enommen 81
baben.
Ginem S6atten dhnli6 mar auf)
grbibalo b. 0radenielo BON benz
ihmar;en UemGuer perihlunsen NOR
Den, binter wel6em Seioenreib auf
neue Wiittel jam, feline perbre6eriid)
erwOtbenen SdGee gu peruielfdltisen.
9lui bas befannte Fofen bate er Den
lun9en Wiann su it'd bereingelaiien ;
bod crit nadoem bic 9tiesel Der Saus'
tbiir leiie in hire Saiten seslitten
waren, 0ifnete er Die in ieiner Sano
beiinolife Slenolaterne. Sliiftis
lenfte er beren Stein aui Yratenielos
@eiidt. Wiiloes Sdmun;eln uerrietb,
baB bic beitisere Grresuns, Die feline
Sti9e entftellte, i'm beirieoiste, uno 70
fra9te err perbinSli6: mN9aS Der i9afii
mir bic Gbre Sbres ipdten Seiubes!
MluBte i6 bod slauben, oaB naA oer
lesten i3uiammenfunit sic ben &c.
i6GitSpetfebr nit benz armleli9er
acknowledgements a~uiseseben bat
ten"
v2dnsit ermarteten Gle MIDI" itieE
Yradenielo nit sepreBter Gimme
beroor. nGbenio aenau wie id lelbel
miiieu Gle, oaB i'd iiir'S Grite nod
nidt aui Sbre Seibilie oer,idten fam,
CD sebraudJe @elo, minoelten ipei'
tauIeno 2baler. Wieine @ldubiser per-
lanaen slblblass;abluns. Shaiien Sit
feinen 3taib, 10 bleibt mir tein anoerel
auswes, oils mir cine Susel burd oer
8Opi Su iasen."
%, mein suabisiter 9err, gle iper'
ben nidt uoreilis banSeln, pdr's bod
elm idledter 1auid, a%nltatt ein'
i&6ue, ret1beeiterte, Grou betmlufah
- ~ u talt9 o. 64la(a =
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-07-22
Mdnnlidfcit! &eiblidfeit

Chen. Che biuneruiis. 8eihlebtstrautbeiten.
SameulhiUGhe Syphilis, SmpotsuI. 5olgeu Uon
9u9euolunoeH, SrduentrdutbeItci, II. l. 10, be.
Idrelbt Der ,gettuugs.Nuter" as. Nundae. 25C
Set'n nit OIeleu lebrrclteu Yiloerul III melteys
batter NeIle uno IeISt alden 9rGuteu oeu eiujtg jus
oerldiiaen SSeg FUR Wleoererlauguug Ibrer So
%Iuuobcit. Sauleuoe pom @ebcllttu empftbleu rae
9uh Der leIoeuoeu Wsuihbelt. y9iro nab Gms
pfanG pom IS Cts. gut uerpudt, p%ortoirsl ~ucrIauot.
Qortie:
Deutsches Heil-Institut,
II Clinton Place. New York, \ Y
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-07-22
CARL KROr r,
au.gontrdctor,

empfieblt lid I'M suusrlGiigrn Nn.
ferri9en BON aoitenarihl6ren iiir
Neubau'eu aller Art uno lihert
prompte, pl%anaemGBe uno suirie=
benIteuenoe Nrbett be M 9sabten
Der Bautsr al. Vile uuo rur Die
beIten Sorten BON aolt u. G.mcnt
Yuf's 8lcd, ct. @efmaiuiiraf
Ct. Glpnn. N1fnu.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-07-22

er Dutte ben eIlteu Gdrttt nan be,
2biir biniiber nod nidt setban, ais el
TIM nit ben Worten auibielt: ,Was
i1 teinem J3weiten suseiteben miirSe,
mage i'd frog aller @efabr fir elmer
9emiilenbuften alien &unten. gllr
8elbrieben: 3%weitauieno 3baler, mo-.
pom ausiuSablen iOiOrt eintauieub'
ti~ebenbunoert."
Limb Der 0ieit?" fubr @radenielS
milo 0uf.
Der snaOise Serr psrseiien bic
Sinien."
v0reibaubsrt 9baler auf swei $40.
nate? @aS iOll bas? 3meitauieno,
ODER aus benz Gei1dft miro nidts.
81 Die Sade biunen flint Wiinuten
nld)t crleoigt, 10 m6sen Sic mir Die
2biir Sbrer 9taubbOble 0finen."
vSut, gut" lentte Seioenreif NUM-
mebr nit Wioeritreben Elm, lin Ser
trauen cuI 3bre Gbrenbaiti9feit iolleu
sic Dc sarlie Summe erbalten; oenn
ih bate adtunS pOr Sbusu, iusar
groBe 3urei9un9 iu Dem 9nGoi9en
Serrn, uno es foil mir cine Sreube
lein, >ie Dor benz llntersans ;u bemabs
ren."
Srafeuielo lahte bobnii6 auf,
nabm aber ieinen Flae wieber elm,
inoem er bemerfte: nSbre j3uneisuns
reid)t 9eraoe 10 melt, ME Sbre guss
Ilft alrI puderiiden gewinr. uno
4ttun9? ga, adtuns uor Dem Sfulo.
ibeln, Der Sbnen ben G'epinn Der,
tirst. llnO jeet porndrts."
Gin Sormular. baS oils Sopf ieinen
Namen trus, sos Seibenreid Dor iid
bin. Nebadtiam idrieb er cine Weile;
bann ilberreifR er Sradenfelb ben
ausseilllten Sdein nebit Seber.
rSier itebt: neutrality-suspicious.
bert" fubr oleier nad benz erlten Blid
aui Die Sdriit empOr.
-@ani rett, 9naoi9er Serr. iSwei.
tauieno baar, pierbunoert ais .Sinien
aui crei, itatt Spei Mtonate."
S6martte 9rafeufelo gnseii6tS
oes ihamlOien @ubers, 10 be9riif er
anoererieitS. cap fernere Tcrltellunsen
uerseblif ieiu wiiroen. Nebenbei liam.
nlerte er iib an Die SOifnuns an, baS
Ffano nod Dor benz anberaumten Ger
min einSul0ien. glle W0slidfeiten
leibtfertia ermGeeno, mar linn bas
Slut in elmer @eiie ~ 9opf seitieser,
oab lein Geiibt bean9ltiseno sliibte.
Giten letten tur5en 9ampf fdmpfte er,
uno er mar bereit, feline Seele benz
Soien gu peridreiben. Saitis padte
er Die Sober, uuo obue ben Sdein gang
9~eleien ~ baben, iiiste er ieinen SEA.
men bel. Wtit oerielben iieberbafteu
unrube nabm er bic Suittuns iiber oas
abSetretene Geibmeibe in Gmpfang,
uno jeet crit iablte Seioenrei6 Die pers
.einbarte Summe Dor i'm bin. @ie
gel ltesabweiero bradte er lie In ieinen
Gaiden unter. Oils babe pl6slif
Stumpiiiun lid ieiner bemd6tist, ers
bob er iifl. Seioenreid %erinuerte i'm
on oas iu blnterlaiienoe pianS.
Vradenielo eridraf.
<. Uurtiesuns tOlsD 81
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-07-22
H.,

bebt-ober
lie iuIiien
|eiie erras
PIE BUR
ct. Youi5
breibt On
VI. st.
iten EOf
kerbalten,
mas Sbr
en- 9elus
WtUl INV
peiiewass
e5 Gents
te gpnls
lett, unc
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-07-22
6ebeilt werOen.

Ssridieoene Sabre babe ih an hrpnis
ibem NlersnletOeo 9elitten nno bate cine
3e,tlnua Rbeum ,tismus. bis baB ih srpet
Shattelu res 0otb's Sparn9us Nteren.
piGen aus Der 2lpotbefe BON 9emm Il Bore
hart's gcrommen battle. IS freut mid Su
ia9eu, ooB ,h 10 wobl bin als le uno oles
q Log oh Der %eroisnlte Der Or. Sobbs mum
oerpolen Soardgus NisreuplGeu.
q, Soraenen, Wtantato, Wiirn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-07-22
PETER
Ct. Glsxb, Etnn.
OsutIder 9lbpofnt unb 5rieoensrit'er.

6slS ~ r~etsrssn ~ ben ntstrtsAsn &aisn. I'm
n ,u ~psriauftn rat. iprtHt yer; turH Berlin.
tuua NIT ausrdFttetn eantastuiurtn fann - autte
PAM I1ntu psrfaufsn. apsr SaRs fauffn siu. tafst
"a an ftintw Suttress. ttt w.s vsvtuftssAss.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-07-22
0DbbS
SPURIOUS Miercn YiQen.

Spbbs 0eilmittel.8 eie(itaft, Glsentbi'
,mer, Gbicaap. Or. Sobbs Yillen bn Der
fauten III ct. glouo. Winn BET y. +. 9 or
ter, &eceptesNusfiiler, 504 81. @ermain'
iiroBe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-07-22
eft NnSfJ 0nsipp; Suititut. eas eiu:
"~' Sta cd1te iu WtuueiVta.

Fer Strettcr. 6rdrets Srieteri1, tdt Gin rem 0attr
Anetpp leIbt IN lstnem 8urerie gu Worristeten Ia Sasern
aussetsltts eerttnidt. 3eusutHe iisseu I'M Snfitu,
Her, .. 500 9rtanse Strdse, cher rtretn aut 9erlanaen
insei3ttt. gHti z Strafs Satn ssti ss ,ur Stsrman
Strdee. 26.tir
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-07-22

for etuiser
Seit uiele
fung. Der
bas
|unteriuden
Piille Slei.
F9ab fOlsens
lioer Wihbl.
|paratur Der
per %beiisrte
s, inoen, er
nit 9lei
|er perbdns.
eIii6tlid.
m Niablen
ms Wiebl.
|te %besreiis
|lollen Iber
|orSen iein,
,rnieosr.
|leoerbolter
Pc Der Ser.
Der Soft.
uno Eino
|Greidlipfe
,tltrede bel
|uroen bier
ri6uttet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-07-22
(Eurtiesuns tolsD
GbeumatiSmuS,

Teoasra, Samilus nno Niereuirantheit wer.
ben ueruriaht rurh llrlrsSdure uno anoere
1Iureinlitfeiten i'm Slut, Die nlht iltirt
iino pom ben Nicreu ouIh ben URN. Z eir
0rantteiten tprutu
The Chanute times., 1897-01-08
MOUND SPRINGS.

Bennie Isenberg is able to be around
on crutches.
A party at Claude Sturdeyant's Tu-
esday night last.
Miss Anna Mcmillan is staying
with Mrs. Ed Colaw.
Henry Surprise is at work for 'Mr.
Lucky, in the Valley.
VIM. Provin's baby was quite sick
the fore part of the week.
The boys have at last killed one
stray dog in the neighborhood.
Thomas Orr and wife spent New
Years day with AL Trichler's folks.
How about that mans safety now
who writes of the Italy of America,
Invitations out for surprise party
Tuesday night Won't tell will you?
George Wiggins moved his house.
hold goods to his wife's fathers Mon
day.
1t is said, the hogs sold at John Sta
zel's sale have been brought back to
him.
Grant Virgins started for Fort
Scott, Wednesday to reside the COM
ing year.
The cold wave brought Samuel PEI
leys' home with it or at least they
came the same time.
Chas. Virgins is moving this week,
taking the last of their goods from
Mr.. Adams New Years day.
Grandma Provin is having a hard
tussle with the grippe. DR.. Jones, of
Village Creek is attending her.
The reason corn has been selling at
13 cents is because Mckinley was
elected. Wait till he holds the reins
awhile.
A happy New Year to all and especi-
ally to the "TDIEs." Just send in
your money and take the best local
newspaper in Southern Kansas, for
we know by past experience that Mr..
Nation makes success at anything he
undertakes, from school teaching on
up the ladder to editor.
The Chanute times., 1897-01-08
REST.

Rest, Kansas. Jan. 6.-Our citizens
are busy hunting rabbits and hedge
snipe and otherwise enjoying them
selves for the holidays.
Theo. Warren, who has been sick
for the past six weeks, is slowly con-
valescing.
Our merchants are very busy this
week invoicing and getting ready for
the new years business.
G. M. Carpenter, our genial black
smith, who has been with us for the
past eight months, will seek new
location in the near future.
Uncle Alex Dickey, an old resident
of this county, died very suddenly
Monday night. He was highly respect
ed by large circle Of acquaintances.
The oyster supper at the G. P. church
was a success socially and financially.
The pastor, S. D. Wallace, deserves
great praise for his untiring efforts in
building up his church.
j. S. Huston is busy building new
and commodious residence on his farm
one mile southwest Of town. He is one
of onr energetic and prosperous farm
ers, not needing congress to legislate
in his behalf.
The people of this vicinity at last,
after ten years waiting, are in hopes
that the Santa Fe is in the notion of
putting in side track at this place.
We believe we have the garden spot
OF Wilson county, and think it would
have paid the r. r. Co. to have put in
something here long ago.
The Chanute times., 1897-01-08
CORRESPONDENCE.
Continued from fret page.)

f. e. Shumard, who has so accom-
modatingly and genially dealt with
our public as agent for the S. X. Ry.
at this place, has been assigned to
Cedarvale, to which point he went
Tuesday, Our loss is Cedervale's gain.
The following officers were duly in
stalled tor the ensuing term by Lodge
No 81, A. O. U. w. Tuesday night:
e. l.. Barnes, p NJ. W.: ?. Moynihan.
M. W.: r. w. Hays, F.; Hans Elliott,
o.; Chas. McNulty, g.: ThOs. McNul-
ty, Rec; O. b. Lukens, Finr; II. G.
Cram, Rec; M. S. Elliatt, l. w.
This lodge of that excellent fraternal
beneficiary order, is in healthy con-
dition, having 50 members. with a
number of applicants in embryotic
membership.
The first day of the new year, 1897,
came garbed in the balmy atmosphere
offspring giving it the mild and ethe-
real'aspect of the resurrection season
of nature, when sleeping vegetation,
is awakened by the generous warmth
to new life. The sparrOwS which
had wintered over chirped and flutter-
ed eXultingly, and the blue jays came
from their hiding and scolded and
laughed alternately and discordantly
The feathered domestic bipeds, the
hens, sang their lays of joy over the
anticipated worms and bugs soon to
be had for the mere scratching. The
featherlesS bipeds, mankind, stretch
ed and yawned and lazily endeavored
to accommodate themselves to the
existing conditions. All animated
nature rejoiced in the happy thought
that spring had anticipated her COM
ing, by pair of months. His agent
having evidently telephoned old
Winter of this premature invasion,
he hastened to dispell this allusion,
and to reassert his sway, as the next
day this general aspect of the weather
was soon changed by a disagreeable
cold and sleety rain storm, accompan-
led by boisterous north wind, with
occasional fallings of "the beautiful
snow" bringing gloom and discomfort
where before, sunshine and happiness
prevailed.
The Chanute times., 1897-01-08

Mrs. Arnold, Of lola, is visiting at
II. Eckley
G. e. Benedict made short call ION
j. @. Colaw Tuesday.
Ed Holley and Harvey Hardman
were in town Tuesday.
Mrs. Spears went to Parsons Mon
day to have an operation performed
on her eyes.
G. j. Waterhouse and wife of Agra
cola, Kan, are spending their holidays
with relatives and friends in Shaw,
Rev. Saunders preached at Shaw
Sunday evening and will preach again
in two weeks, on January TO- in the
evening.
The extra gang that is working
near here laying heavy steel will
make their headquarters here after
the first of the month.
w. r. Cline sold his property in
Shaw to Mrs. Woods and has moved
to Erie, and will take charge of the
county attorneys Office to which he
was elected in November.
Married at the residence of j. c.
Colaw on Sunday evening, Dec. q,
Mr.. Joseph Knetzer and Miss Lizzie
Parsons. and on Monday they started
for Sargents, Colorado where they
will make their future home.
Roy VanLaningham was in Shaw
Monday.
Levy Jones and Levy Wills went to
Erie Tuesday.
Mrs. Ryan is visiting relatives in
Fort Scott this week.
r. B. Arnold was down from lola
Sunday visiting II. Eckley.
Born, Jan, 1st, to Mr.. and Mrs.
John Springer, daughter.
Oscar Collins.and family have moy-
ed back to Shaw. They have been re-
siding in Southwest City, Mo-, since
they left here last March.
The Chanute times., 1897-01-08
SHAW.

Shaw, Kan, Dec. 28.-We are glad
TO know that Mr.. Nation has bought
the VIDETTE-TIMEs, as Chanute needs
a first class republican weekly paper
and we hope to see the TIMES one OF
the best papers in Neosho County.
w. H. Nation was up from Erie
Sunday.
The Chanute times., 1897-01-08

State of Kansas, County of Neosho, IS.
IL. w. Forrest, cashier of said bank, do SOL
emnly swear that the above statement is true,
and that said bank has no liabilities OF any
character whatsoever not set forth in said state
ment. J.W, FORREST, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me, this the
10Th day of December, 1896.
ISeal.l J.B. LULINs, Notary Public
My commission expires on the 25th day OF
July, 1897.
The Chanute times., 1897-01-08
OFFICIAL STATEMENT.

OF the financial condition of the Forest Bank at
Thayer, at the close of business on the 10Th
day Of December, 1895.