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La Junta tribune., 1898-01-29
Warn. s.loe.,....

Beverly c. Bass. at one time prom
inent local politician Of Chattanooga,
Tenn. has today published a card in
which he announced himself as a ha-
bituai drunkard. and warned the sa-
loon men and liquor dealers Of this
city that they would be held legally
responsible II they either sold or gave
him whisky. Bass has held . number
Of responsible positions, being a thor.
oushly capable business man, all Of
which he lost through excessive drink.
Tho saloon men agreed that they
would neither sell nor give him drink.
La Junta tribune., 1898-01-29

little tot is perfectly familiar with the
human skeleton and the work OF the
iissecting room. In fact, he has wilt
messed nearly every capital operation
known to surgery in the New York.
Louisville. New Orleans and Chicago
hospitals. The youngster is a marvel
Of precocity. and knows every bone In
the human body as well us does a med
lcal student at his final examination.
That is not all. He can tell you with
equal ease and accuracy everything
that is to be known about the heart
structure and It's complex functions.
so that. were 1t not for the sweet lit
tie face and the fresh. childish smile
that illuminates his bright features.
and the childish prattle that follows
on the heels OF his wisdom. one might
La Junta tribune., 1898-01-29

and would have graduated next June
had she been allowed to finish. As 1t is
she will only be allowed to continue at
school by special permission Of the
school board. Mrs. Frazier's marriage
had much that is romantic in 1t. II
had been supposed for year that she
was engaged to Hal Frazier OF Linden
wood. st. Louis county. cousin OF her
husband. She surprised her relatives.
however. by quietly journeying to
Clayton. Mo-. In company with Sam
Frazier and marrying him. They went
the same evening to the Lewis home
at Crescent. and the next day the bride
went to school as usual. Her secret
was too big for her to keep. and the
new Mrs. Frazier told several Of her
schoolmates. under pledge OF secrecy.
OF course, Of her changed estate.
Young schoolgirls are not expert secret
keepers and the romance soon be-
came the gossip OF the school. II came
to the ears OF Principal Bryan. He
called the biushing bride into his Of
flee and pumped the question fairly
at her. She bIushed and stammered,
but she confessed 1t was true she was
married. Il am afraid. Mrs. Frazier"
with the accent on the name, said
Principal Bryan. that you cannot go
to school any more. don't think
married women can be admitted" Mrs.
Frazier went out from Mr.. Bryan's
presence with her head up in the air,
La Junta tribune., 1898-01-29
AAre ter r1ve Y~m

The oberholzer sawmilI. near Clay
City. Ind, y the scene Of . peculiar
nre. Near BY II an immense dump OF
sawdust which ha4 accumulated dur
ing the many years. activity Of the
mill. Come fve years ago It caught frc
and 1t has been smoldering in parts
ever since. Recently the IRE broke ont
afrssh, snd It has now been burning
fierceIy for several days.
La Junta tribune., 1898-01-29
a..,,e.e .. Record.

A babe horn in Quincy. ILL.,, weighs
les than a'pound. 1t was necessary to
use the dreaseg and underwear Of q
doll for her raiment. Her face In not
much larger around than q silver half
dollar. the hnssrs are no thicker than
darning needle. and her feet are
cne-qusrter Inch In length and her
leGs about ~ large ~ the llttIe finger
'of IN adult. Her body could be placed
IN = quart eup.
La Junta tribune., 1898-01-29

Ths youngsst lawyer in the world q
Byrun Howse Gilbert. Of Atchison.
Kan, At the tender aga Of seven he
has successfully passed . rigid exam
inaticn before the Supreme Covrt FMS
ticea, and b the proud possesspr 81 4
certtacntc 81 adnitsion 70 the bar, 20
take eject when be shall reaeh his
ma5ority. The prscious deeunsst. 70
which b attached - immense rita
ssnl. y suarssd with u nest 5sajous
La Junta tribune., 1898-01-29
OUR DOUBLE SELVES.
A RsmarkabIc Case of Jckvil and Hyde
Phases OF mn Insane Man.

Phases OF nm Insane Man.
The records Of dual personalities
have been enriched by the publication
Lewis C. Bruce. The subject here con-
cerned was a man who was a patient
In the Derby Borough asylum, says
Longman's Magazine. He exhibited In
very typical fashion the Jekyll and
Hyde phases of existence. Decidedly
insane. this nan nevertheless Illus
trated two entirely separate personal
tiles which themselves showed distinct
variations in the type Of insanity pre-
s>nted In the one personality :ae
man spoke English but understood
Welsh. the latter representing his
mother-tongue. Here he was right
handed-a fact of Importance in view
of certain explanations to be hereafter
discussed-and was the subject Of
chronic mania. Accordingly he was
found restless. destructive and thiev-
ish; but DR.. Bruce tells us that he
could write and draw pictures of ships
and relate incidents of his past life.
This English stage. despite the &C
IL
resented his normal or first self. He
recognized his doctors and attendants
and had q recollection OF events which
had happened in previous English
stages. He had. however. no remem-
brance Of anything occurring in the
condition OF second self. which was
appropriately named the Welsh stage.
There were peculiarities in his writ
ing as practiced by his English self.
He wrote from left to right with his
right hand. but could also write with
his left hand when he wrote back
wards from right to left. and thus IL
l,istrated what Is called "mirror-writ-
Ing" seeing that, II held before look
ing-glass. the characters appear in
their proper order and array. His
senses were acute and exhibited moth
ing out Of the common in respect Of
their exercises and powers.
When the second or Welsh self be-
came manifested in this mans history
the type OF insanity changed to one OF
Dement'S, by which terms Is practically
meant the general degeneration OF the
mental faculties. Now. instead OF be-
ing restless, he was dull. shy and sus-
picious. He did not recognize the
physicians and attendants. He could
not speak or understand English, but
spoke exclusively in Welsh. Very not
able is II that in the Welsh stage he
was left-handed. When he wrote he
used his left hand and the characters
were traced from left to right. Once
being persuaded to use his right hand
when in the second-self stage, he
wrote from left to right. but his capi-
tails were traced backwards. His sense
appeared to be unimpaired as before.
but he vns unable to analyze or un-
dsrstand'fhe sensations transmitted TO
his brain by his sense organs. This
case is specially interesting. because It
opens up 6efore US possible vista OF
explanatosy kind. such as is rarely 10
be seen - connection with instances
Of dual cpasciousness. In the records
Of mcdictne and physiology numerous
other caeo6 are reported which, while
they mag. vary In details from the In
stances eotllnes Of which have been
given, y4 repeat in their essential fea-
lures the;enme curious departure from
the norDn1 Me.
La Junta tribune., 1898-01-29
nse.s R,sssrss p.as..

A e1caanos reports that in IN ex-
antnattna Tat WAS made Of some
s'eJsetx3e bel3s- soSd ~ street fakir
it wns 1uu1A that beneath strip oe
gAu1e - 1nyer of dry 1ustard.
WIZ - vearef nerspired . little The
nustae4 ~ Dseseeae1 an1 ~ n .
burning oonnnatoo. 81 ~ 1oaS1oA No
tiD oG1eov01 enFfont e ahoetsSa6xy
Vns peal1ag thsoenA M.
La Junta tribune., 1898-01-29
Don't Tobscco Spill and Smoke Your Lille Away.

To quilt tobacco easily and forever. he mag
nctic. fun OF life nerve nnd vit.or take No-To-
Bac. the wondcr-worker. that makes weak men
strong. All druggists huc. or 81. Cure gunrnn-
iced, booklet and sample free. Address
Sterling Remedy Co.. Chicago or New York.
La Junta tribune., 1898-01-29
p..,. k.ev wA.s ~ lll...x.

Doo't KnoW WHIT ny Wlooo6.
4 travelling show advertised % ~
hibit kinetoscope pictures Of the Cor.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nght ct kantoul. M.
rsesutly.. Several churches united ana
boaGAt cR he man By payins hin e3S
70 1says town. s. Z
La Junta tribune., 1898-01-29
MARRIED AT SCHOOL.
ROMANCE OF a PRETTY YOUNG
SCHOOL GIRL.
After the Ceremony Was over she
Esturnsd to Her studies but Could
Not Keep Her sccret-Ths Teacher
The1 Dissis.sd uor.
Caa.t Attend school.

ECAUSE she elop-
ed and was mar
rled. Mrs- Samuel
Frazier OF Cres-
cent. . suburb Of
st. Louis. has been
barred from at
tendance at high
school. Mrs. Fra
xier was Miss Ger
trude w. Lewis.
She IL II years old
La Junta tribune., 1898-01-29
TWO BOY WONDERS.
INFANT PRODUCES WHO CLAIM
ATTENTION. sr
At the Tender Ago OF ssvcn "a Knnsna
boy Is Admittoi to Practice Brsoro
shc suprsms Court - Remarkable
Children.

TITLE WILLIE
GWIN. Chicago. is
tie only child who
holds a certificate
OF proficiency IN
anatomy from the
professors Of recog-
nized medical col
leges. Though
scarcely Ave years
Of age and no taller
than a table. this
La Junta tribune., 1898-01-29
Smoke slcdgc cigarettes, 20 for s cts.

'Kitty, I can have bird wings on my hat
after ALL" '.why. II Is cruel" .'No: til,
miliiner says these are the wings which tiis
birds shed naturally every year.
La Junta tribune., 1898-01-29

Louise coaxed her ipother for nm hou
before she secured permission to accept Mr.
Widderly's Christmas gift" "Well?" "An,
then lie didn't send her anything"
La Junta tribune., 1898-01-29

Uncle Julius. what is 1t to waive II
pointr " well. that's what girl does
when she Jahs man with n hat PIN
La Junta tribune., 1898-01-29

Don't you think 1t is cruel to kill rabbit.
In the Interest OF scicncey" .Ycs: tlies
make such good stcws."
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r1,6 7KSl....e A.....A

rs beA0ags1sss Asseasesa.
9he-yG1iA yoa take me to ~ -;
He-Nos n1eeAs She-Then. whai
vcuId - tske Ne for? He-Bettss
Or for u1EpA
La Junta tribune., 1898-01-29

Piso's Cure for Consumption Is our only
medicine for co. ghr and coids.-Mrs e.
Beltz, 43o sth Ave. Denver. Col. Nov. s. %
La Junta tribune., 1898-01-29

Mrs. Winsiow'a r Soothing syrup
For children ecthina. .spftcns the gums nnn-
matcE, ,allays pain. cures wind cole. cents bottle
La Junta tribune., 1898-01-29

doesn't Isabel use n good deal of face
POWDER" "Facc powder? She ought to
belong to the pias,crcrs' unlon.''
La Junta tribune., 1898-01-29

'.They say a man IL snfcr In the woods
nowadays than he fs IN town. ..Thnt's
50; there aren't any marriagcabe girls In the
woods.''
La Junta tribune., 1898-01-29

and. gathering up her books. she went
home by the first train. When she told
her story to her husband and her
friends. 1t is said they expressed the
greatest Indignation.
La Junta tribune., 1898-01-29
FRANCES MOOD.

N1VT. FNANCES WOOU.
decent burial. and erected monument
to her memory. All this occurred
nearly twenty years ago"
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1898-04-01
Turkey Creek.

Tuesday, March 29-George Myres
shipped seven loads of hay from Rol-
lin the first of last week.
Geo. Balch lost a valuable horse
this week.
Late freeze killed most of the oats
in this section.
Mesdames Knowles and Balch visited
Mrs. Win Lindsay Monday.
Wick Phillips and wife, of Chanute
visited George Myers Sunday.
jim Baty, OF Parsons, visited his
grandmother. Mrs. Baty, Sunday.
A. r. aad 2. r. Young, two young
te !chers OF III section, were in towr
Saturday.
W.P. vii moth, OF Altoona, and Ed
Mecum, of carlton, visited with XII
Balch Sunday.
Mrs. Knowles. Rev. McHugh, Geo
Adams, and Win Lindsay, with theil
fa@tlleE t-stte5 GeO. Baich Saturday
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1898-04-01
Urbana.

Tuesday, March 2l-Quite cold
wave March p.
Ed Hart has rented the Crowl dwell
ing.
w. Bryan is selling corn this
week.
The tin shop here is doing a big
business,
Joe Mahaifey returned Sunday from
the far west.
George Locke, Of Shaw, was In town
one day last week.
DR.. Hes sister of Fort Smith, Ark.
is visiting him this week.
David Carson left for Emporia,
where he will attend school.
Frank Foster went to Humboldt the
first Of the week on business.
Foster Bros. went to Erie Monday
and brought back new wagon.
I'D. Likens will soon move to his
property in the south part Of town.
J.C. Conrad and r, L. Foster made
a trip to Chanute one day last week.
Misses Mamie and Ella Stipp went
to James Likens' las week on a visit.
Harry Dryden and partner are here
on visit from Sedalia, Mo. He is 60
ing to Seattle, Washington soon.
The republicans of this precinct had
their election Of delegates Saturday
and elected ]. w. Stipp rs delegate.
VIM. Carson, \. f. Neelay, Jake Pi-
ner and John Martin went to Chanute
Friday. They say they had a good
time.
Mrs. J. E. Noble was called to Bur-
lington on the oath. One OF her
grandchildren, c. r. Noble, is quite
sick. DR.. VI. A. lies went 10 Burllng-
ton 10 see her sick grandchild.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1898-04-01
carlton.

Wednesday, March 30 - Our mer-
chants are enjoying good trade.
Chas. Swans school closed last week,
Henry Elliott has gone to Kansas
City.
Ourpublic schools closed last We'd
nesday.
d. p Yoder, Ki Balch and Dan Hill
ton are on the sick list.
The Y. p. {. L. at the L, B. Church
is in a prosperous condition.
Prof. G. C. Boman smiled classical
smile upon us last Saturday.
Henry Pearce Is contemplating a
trip to the western part of our state.
TheEyangelical Association has sent
Rev. Steinmetz to preach for us this
year.
Our young folks got lots Of fun out o.
the masquerade supper last Saturday
night.
Orlln Balch has just closed very
successful term of school at Blue
Mound.
Prof. Walker is out Of school now
and is taking advantage Of his free
dom by hunting ducks.
The invlncible book agent is among
us in the person of l, c. May, wEo is
Offering very choice book to the pub
lie.
The many friends Of Rev, Nichols
are pleased to welcome him back to
his labors IN the Methodist Church fol
another year.
We are reliably informed that Hosea
Town and wife are on their way back
from California. They went to the
Pacific slope a few years ago and like
all others who leave Kansas, must
come back,
The republican congressional pri-
mary last Saturday elected Jacob
Pearce, Ghas. Foetisch, r. Umbarger,
ALI Gibson, w. Cochran and G.. w.
Riley, delegates. This delegation re-
fleets great credit on Canyille town
ship. 1t is composed of men who
could creditably represent Kansas at
Washington.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1898-04-01
Leanna.

Monday March ,, - Miss Grace
Mills Of Chanute visiting friends at
this place this week.
Fly. Snodgrass is trreshing thi,
week
Henry Angel went to ChanuJe to-
day to get his flax seed
Mrs. Dunningan returned Monday
from her visit in Missouri
A Miss Rogers from Cherokee-co., is
working for Mrs, Donham.
Little Flora Afford spent last week
with her grandmother, Mrs, David
Hunter.
Rev. Ingles preached at Sayonsburg
Sunday. His son Thomas accompan-
led him.
There will be an exhibition at Fair
View and Odense school houses Satur-
day night.
VIII Arnet has moved to one Of the
Forester places east of the New Scot
land school house,
Walter Moore, who is working for
Mr. Scantling. is laying off this week
on account of the measles.
New Scotland school closed Friday.
Mr. Ayling. the teacher, moved Satur-
day to hls residence in lola.
Jas. Reed was a pleasant caller at
our school today. He will attend
school at Chanute this summer.
John Blair closed successful term
of school at Warrensburg Friday and
will move back to his place at Leanna
soon.
Clara Hubbard and Emma Scantling
have been absent from school for some
time on account of the Whooping
cough.
The entertainment given Saturday
by the teachers and pupils of Prairie
View school was well attended, and a
good time is reported by all.
The Sunday School viii give an en-
tertainment Easter Sunday. \ col
lection will be taken for the benefit
of the Christian Orphans Home at
st. Louis.
The following Sunday School officers
we're chosen Sunday to serve this
year: Supt.. G.. W. Award; Asst.
Supt., IIrs. Libbie Ingels; Secretary,
Bertha Reed: Organist, Dosha Afford:
ChoriSter, VIM. Booze,
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1898-04-01
Big Greek.
ulents.

Tuesday, March 29-Another cold
snap.
Mr.. Walden is slowly improving.
Mr.. Thacker is plowing his orchard.
F. F. Maynard was in Chanute last
Sunday.
Miss Lou Wimsett entertained some
friends last Sunday.
Ed Townsend is busy teaching music
Ed is giving splendid satisfaction.
Owing to cold weather the Epworth
League was poorly attended last Sun
day.
w, II. Koons has moved from Lin
coln-co. to the farm recently purchased
of c. S. Nation.
Fl. n. Filson and VIM. Cottrell re
turned yesterday from Parsons, where
they attended the civil service eXami
nation.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1898-04-01
Valley,

Monday March 2S-More rain.
Valley school closed Friday.
Mary Ray is working for Mrs. Allen,
of Shaw.
Mrs. Copley and daughter visited at
Mr.. Waggner's Saturday,
Mrs. Nanetta and Matte Jones at
tended the last day of school at Valley
Friday.
Miss Phelps, the music teacher, was
around this week getting up a class.
She is a No. l teacher.
E. E. Eckley received telegram
that some of his relatives were danger
ously sick at Ottawa. He went there
Tuesday.
The boys had a time at the chivari
of w. H. Nation one night last week:
they raised all the neighbors before
they raised Mr.. Nation. They were
heard for four miles. Hurrah for the
Shaw boys.
J, w. Toomey, who recently bought
the j. G. Wells farm has made quite
an improvement to the place. He has
set out young orchard, built a new
smoke house, fenced his garden with
woven wire and made other improve
mpntS
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1898-04-01
8ssSS$&$sSSS
5 A Tale of Two Counties
g
As Told by the Times correspondents in
NeOshO and wilson Counties. 8

C c Dutton and wife to Mary j Taylor
qcd swh 13, 30, ,l7.......................
Lydia YauLaningham to Tram
nell wd W 1O1 feet lot blk IS New
Chicago. POO 0
L II Crawford and wife to Jennett Her
bert wd lot II blk u, Mission.......... 30 o
Clark W Halcomb to Lucy B Aurand qcd
sell and 81 swl4 ann 81, nH 'sA4 2l'
20. 10 less 116 acres res........,.............
Henry Cunningham and wife to John
L Smith wd nwl4, p, p, 2l,............ p W
L l. Trent to Thos Names qcd und 4
sw4, %, q. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 30 U
Neosho Valley Investment Co to Emily
Jackson wd lots 6and 10, blk iO,Thayer On
Gee. W. CosLer and wife to Hattie Z.
johnson wd lot 3, block g. Dalton..... 90 On
Moggie Sweet to Jennie Usher wd bk 8,
Tioea ......... ........................' 500 o.
II A Wocott to Absolom W. Craig ne
swl4 49, 30, 19................,,....... SOD "
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To CoRREsPoNDENTs:- Write on buJ
one side of the paper; head your items
each week with the name of your 10
cality: get items here by Tuesday
when possible, but in no case lauer
than Wednesday; sign your name 10
items, not to be used in paper, Dut as
a matter of good faith;when your sup
plies run out, notify this Office,
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1898-04-01
Austin.

Wednesday, March 30-Preaching at
Austin school house Saturday night
and Sunday morning.
School will be out Friday, April l.
James Frazier is home from New
Mexico.
Bert Scribner expects to move some
time this week.
Miss Ada Winans is visiting in Cen
terville township.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1898-04-01
OdenSe.

Monday. March 28-L. d. Crapsou
went to Erie last Wednesday evening
to help Crapson Bros. on their new
houses.
Farmer, are unea y about their oats
John Todd butchered fine hog last
Tuesday.
Row and Arch Smith were in town
last Saturday.
Mrs. Crapson and son Don were in
town Thursday last.
John Thornton was at Kimball last
Thursday on business.
Mabel Thornton spent last Wednes
day night with Ellen Smith.
Jas. Reed was the guest of Sion
Wheeler last Tuesday night.
The Boman school closed last Friday
The teacher was well liked by all.
Jas. A. Reed is going to Chauute to
90 to school the coming three months
Mr.. and Mrs. Cosner Of Kimbal,
were in this neighborhood last week
T. J, Crapson's baby has been sick
for the past week. but is better atthiS
writing
L. d. Crapson was up from Erie and
reports that Row has about got his
house completed.
Mabel Thornton went home with
her grandparents la>t'Friday where she
will spend the week
Mr.. and Mrs. Deheart went to Erie
last Friday and brought one of their
grandsons home with them.
Master Bennie Whitworth is gain
ing rapidly in health, and we hope
will soon be able to be about again.
MissVelma and Masters Chester and
Willie Smith were at school Friday
visiting schoolmateS and friends.
The spelling school at this place last
Friday night was well attended. Frank
Watts was our champion speller.
Velma and Willie Smith were up
from Kmbali and report that Mrs.
Amy Smith, is the proud mother Of a
baby boy,
Isaac Smith went to Kimball last
Thursday and his brother Chester
came up to John Todd's with him,and
returned to his home last Friday.
Clinton Trammell attended school
the past six months without being tar
day or absent: this is splendid record
and one that is hard to beat. Bennle
Whtworth attended five months and
three weeks without being tardy orab-
sent but was absent the last week on
account Of sickness.
Fri lay, the last day of our school,
was progressing along as usual until
about lI:45, when there arose quite a
commotion outside. Upon nvestiga-
tion. it was found that the patrons of
the district had come with boxes and
baskets filled with the choicest of eat
ables. Taken by surprise, we readily
surrendered. Dinner was soon pre-
pared by the ladies, and after thanks
were given by Mr.. Cosner, all did am
pie Justice to what was placed before
them. After dinner we were enteY
tained by songs and declamations gy
the school, and departed at an early
hour. bidding each other a pleasant
good bye.
Report of School District No. SO,
Odense, Kansas, for the month of
March:-Those whose general average
was 95 per cent. and above were: Clin-
toA Trammell Arthur Hanson, Min
ME Peterson, Fern Crapson, Nerna,
Myrtle, Mabel, Ida, Louis and Ellen
Smith, Mabel Thornton, Bennie
Whitworth and Alfred Peterson.
Those perfect in attendance: Mabel
Thornton and CLIFTON Trammell. Wis
itors for the month mot including
those on the last day were Misses
Lephia Fouts, Grace Smith, Truly
Slierwalt, Rena Wheeler, Mary Tram
nell. Lizzie and Trulie Wheeler, Gail
Smith. Ethel Gibson, and .Messrs Ar.
thur Hanson, Frank Cook, Melvin
Smith.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-07-27

the first definite tender of terms, as she is
the one most interested in terminating the
war. 1t will then be for the United States
to say how far the terms are acceptable
and perhaps to suggest counter terms.
The yellow fever conditions are being
suggested as one reason favorable to the
conclusion of peace, for it is being urged
that the material advantages which the
United States will gain by continuing the
war will be heavily Offset by the inroads
of disease which has made its appearance
at Santiago and elsewhere. Another point
being made in favor of a peace settlement
is that the aspect of the war will be even
mere glorious and more a tribute to the
high aims of this government If il deals in
a spirit of magn:--- with the conquered
enemy. 1t is said also that Spain is so
completely humbled and so powerless to
further continue the war that the United
States can secure through peace negotia-
tons everything which even a prolonga-
ton of the war would ultimately make
possible