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The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1899-08-11


health are thus entirely removed, and the
healthy, happy wife becomes a genuine
help-meet to the husband.
II was sick for twelve years. and for two years
had to stop work altogether" writes Mrs. Bell
McCrobie, of Oakland, Garrett Co. Maryland
" ] was treated by five different physicians who
pronounced my case Bright's disease, inpover-
ished condition Of the blood. and uterine trouble
] suffered a great deal with pain in both sides
and much tenderness in pressing over the womb
/ was bloated at times in bowels and limbs
Was troubled with a disagrceable discharge
from the internal organs. / could not sleep and
was troubled with palpitation OF the heart. SUE
iered great deal of pain i'll my head. temples,
forehead and eyes. and also suffered excruciat-
ing pain at monthly periods. Since taking
eleven bottles Of DIT Pierce's Favorite PreScrip-
tion. have enjoyed better health than had for
more than twelve years previously. and have
gained in weight twenty-five pounds since tax
ing your medicines
Sick women can consult DR.. r. " Pierce
by letter, addressed to Buffalo. y. Y, abso-
lutely without charge. Each letter is read
in private, its statements held in sacred
confidence. and all answers are mailed.
sealed in plain envelopes without adver-
Using or other printed matter.
1t is a good thing to keep DIR. Pierce's
Pleasant Pellets in the house. One Pellet
is laxative, two a cathartic dose.
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SI0a RewarfI. SI0a.

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B.ak Neaes ef Aaelsas rane..

Among the prs Gess q civilizations which were familiar to the Chinese many centuries before they cane into use in Eu~r-e nay be .koned bank notes There is at thss moment in khe possession q the Bank of England a specimen supposed ta ee one CT ths oldest ext2nt. dating from the four tssnth century q OUT era ' Is now proved however. that paper money WAS issued ia China ss early zs SGT A D, 44e4e securities closely resem- ble5 the famous French gzslgnats ia being based upon the estates of the Kingdom. The Bank os Stockholm claims 10 have been the first western institution 10 adopt paper currency, hnt the Bank Of England must have followed very close With is s2o notes. which were issued h 16s6.
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HEND THEIR WAY HEAVEN WARD. AIDED 8Y POOR
 WATER SERVICE
FIREAEN'S GOOD WORK.
The Alarm Was Not Turned n = the Water Company.
 Causing Delzy,

4 se+o Saturday night t6s home of Gr. and Nrs. ,. -. Chazs or West Barrzela s26 Laars. streets Eas nafb5ag auta Ere spoat Peo- p.e passing slong Bsrrsgae street hzz nos reached bock from Laa rel when sbaT ssE z81e q Ere isx1s rom t1a ctl5z-s house at least IB9 fsst hisb
 The Ire department v 61t u fall force. Aa bs hose carts were in uSA T2s Eon5ertoE z5sk as t6e arne1 was tbe admiration = 4aa l059 people wbo witnessed the catastrophe Win al their ds-lgsut work tbez were a5t abe t5 save fhs ncusz U when Cha5razs. Us wife and family lived. however
 The Er6 department e1e5aa tered many baz5sbipz. Attzr tbasr ar- rival upon tha scene and having three Rlass opened theg zzilE coal5 do uothiug q aay e5nse9Danees ew- ing to there bsing onlF I3-faot stream q water Th5z state ot at- fairs existed a5out ; minutes. with tbe flames spreading rapidly.
 At lazs the alarm Ras turned in st the water works and g stream of about 60 :set was then had.
 - vas thought that tbe b5ase on the left Of tae burning one, oeeu- pied by Mrs. Jacob Boon and fam ily, would burn. t having caught several times. but by great effort t was saved.
 The house Of Judge Vernon was slightly Scorched.
 The flames from the burning building it ID tie streets for eight block.
 Tbe house burned was the prop erty Of MF. ' alter Hudson, vho Is absent serzing his country D he war.
 He left San Francisco. California, yesterday for Manila. The house was rented b Childress h his ao- senee who had occupied t bur 6 shGrt time. The household goods were insured for $500 and the build- irg for $l200. The origin of tbe fire is unknown.
 The houses on either side of the burning residence would not have suffered, had the alarm been turned in. Whats the matter2 Whose fault was 1t that the alarm was not turned in until 15 or p minutes af- ter the hre practically did al the damage possible.
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1T WILL BE SWELL
And Everybody Will Be There 10
 Make l. So.

The end is drawing near and with it the scene Of pleasure is placed on the canvass Of success. The two Odd Fellow lodges Of this citY have secured, through their diligeut work, the best talent our city contains for it's entertainment for the benefit Of the poor of the city. which vii take place Thursday night at the hall Of the Buff City Club. The hearty CO., operation Of everyone should be ac- corded the gentlemen Bho have | in ctarge. The end justihes the means employed. The evening will be well spent. The elaborate preparations for the occasion warrant the asser- ton.
 After the entertainment there vii take place a charity bal. Af ter and during the progress Of this, a sumptuous supper will await the guests.
 At all events, whether we go to enjoy and realize fond expectations. or whether we go to engage in "sbile the dance goes on, we should at least recognize the fact that charity begins at home.
 Let every body remember Thanks giving night, the Odd Fellows en- tertalnment, the swsl dance and the sumptuous supper afterwards.
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WAGON AND BICYCLE
TTY b b 2 DolhIe SameSaaIt aa
 Main Street.

Saturday nor1ing n Main street peoples eYes were diverted from tEs passing pedestrians D toat ot beer wagon aa5 bicycle which cana together quite unexpeete5y. Taey eo.li6ed, tbe horse ran away, 0ver- turned the wagon and hart ths 6-57- er The wagon belonged . L 6E. Wsrtbeimer and vas 6gsFaa 6g s1er man Davis. The wbae was ridden by Curtis King, 8 young Dor wao works for Mann -FaakerSsey Drug Co. Curtis Fas knocked down aad his wheel run over. The horse be- came frightened at this ard ran away. The horse going at very rapid rate and the driver being ua- abe to control same, passed the alley below 6oal5-Galoraiehs stars at an Aguinaido rate aa6 turned so quickly tbat t threw Davis oat, causing him and his head t0 come 5n contact with tbe brick pavement. He was badly bruised 6at nor seri- onsly hurt The horse kept oa rao- ning and reached h5s aestiuatioa- the storage house OF East Third avenue-Ehere be stopped.
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FED TO ANIMALS.

Tn the corn districts of the United States the English sparrows have abandoned insects for gram
 Though horses train best on hay and oats in many stables they are now be- ing fed hay, bran, vegetables and corn, mixed, steamed and then served after this cooking. Dogs have been induced to fe5d on vegetables in order that they may be milder tempered and the dog biscuits fed them have taken the place of table scraps.
 Animals that live on one single food are growing more scarce among the highly organized creatures. There is evidence that the swan once fed on aquatic grasses. Once when ice de- stroyed the grass growing at the bot tom Of the lagoon at Abbotsbury the half-wild swans starved in hundreds because they would touch no other food. Nowadays they eat gvain and bread.
 Instances of carnivorous animals turning to a vegetable diet are rare. One noted instance is a Scotch deer hound, which is So fond Of peaches that it will stand on it's hind legs to reach them on the trees. In New Lea- land a parrot took to sheep-killing and eating, and some pigs evineed a prefer ence for a diet of young lamb. while some Australian sheep became not only carniVorous but cannihsL
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4 Case af 1fasgaarsa eu.

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il Ii waS so sreeiret zn1 thor- ongely connected az6 s0 ogc4v ' pvsssntsd that ws hesitate to repeat t from memory. Tsaring thaE Ws nigas do him au Injustice. Tte same, word tor word. is app.icab-a Q Han. s. |. Taylor
 Sa4cs ' . ssy thst every one $ blessed with tae verdict
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fssIoners Sala

Iz obedience . 8 decree - aAe JssezSan CAsncerv Gguza rendered el zhe 18Th day of August z>sss h 12e case oE ss5sC l. Ac&seaee q a. n5s1nzz1S- against Elisha AouEE and Harriet Eoanz defendants. i viii a rhs
 15rd day of NoyeRber. 7Ss9.
 sell at public a4ctzan = she highest bidder s7 Ebe court hoass apor n Jefferson county AzkanszS- oH credit ez tAres months The following lands lying ll said eau1tys Fo-Nlts IAe Sou11 1zAf o1 E1e northwest quarter oz section one l. township seven south. rsszEe nine west PurchASer wall he required Eo give notes drawing Fez per cent interest from 6SEs til DalG. with approved persona security. and 4 lien VIII 6s retained on : aiG 1szG = SeeaEe pAEnaeaz of the purchase money I- <. LANGEoBu-
 Con missioner
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Miss Mary Huggard. aeeompa- med by her brother. Phil, will leave Monday for Marshall. Texas. 10 at tend the wedding of her cousin. Jno. L. Huggard. She will be maid of honor.
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sPisaala Barial sf eyp.y osesa.

>R3szaaa 81rHa1 et 6gEsy 00eana
 gypsy queen named Mini Be-ga was baF14a ta Austria not long ago She wss ths vic q wealthy horse dealer. t seems. ard lay n szate after her death = $ handsome metal co&n with massive s5lver ornaments. A presls5ea ef jewels wRs buried with the ooax and. lR order that she might not bs sa 1eed, 3 purse full of coins wss placed ia her hand Tae AezzSe wzs drawn ey six ho-SeS and followed by soreAAszre=S
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Warning order

h the Chaueery Court of Jefferson County Arkansas. Ada M- Parker. plaintiff E. mer l.. Parker. defendant. Elmer L. Parker ls warned se sppe&r in 1h3x court within 50 days snd answer the comp amt 0f plain If. Ada N Parker Given under my hand and the seal Of said court thls. ath. day of November A D. ISs2.
 J X. LANGFORD. Clerk. s .. .. L0NELA0Y. Q C
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s5srd day of Noyes6er. 5Ss
Marnlnr nr.ler

h the Chaneary Couri of Jefferson County Arkansas Anna 6Orney, plSint5a vs. Calvin Eofney. defendant The defendant. Calvin COrney sS warned to appear in this court within thirty days and answer the complaint Of Plaintiff. Anna Corney- Given GnoeE my hand and the seal of said Court this. 4gh 0aY of October <, D. lSSa
 !. \. LANGFORD Clerk. c C. LONELADY. Deputy Clerk.
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A number of the Hoo Hoos of this city attended the concatenation at Little Rock last niAht. They had q bot time.
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9u5Ss Williams hss Eraates are- strssz5ag arsr 1hs >sasa Eszl 7oa5 Cam sassssan za sax- nfr rha pa- es5e Express e. Te eAse VII he Asae3 IAae- S-
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Chuckling Charlie Owens. sour own joker, is home again. He Is coupling business with pleasure.
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Rev Y. D. Buesnsr returned Er5- 5aE afternoon ffala s tsza = IaaEas. Nhzle thsre EeT- Baeszsr hes ser Vlcss 5a- tAe benefit of the psons u.
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-ue VERDICT IN THE KNIGHT MURDER
 CASE.
,lIe OPINION PLAYS
}. .Ro,e-Unanimoas Approy-
 Meets It. AIaSteTfUl :.
 coeeches Of Lawyers.

5. .s.e of tba Sate of A-kan- .,.iast V. ?. Knight. charged |f.5iafnent for the murder of |Iobn Kiug d Red Fork n Ds .spn.y in the year of ls97. has |,s The las5 chapter ot the at- ras reaenea Saturday night at | when the jury returned tbeir |iict. which was. "Es, tbe iory, tba defendant noF guilty. 1. at once elicited .oud applause shouting from some who com I'd tbe large audience fu the ,,t room. The sheriff immedi- ], restored order, whereupon fgs A. B. Grace discharged both ,misorer and the lary.
 notable feature ot the case srday night was the sentiment tBas. uBquesaonably. prevailed iDredominated in the minds ot Tho heard the testimony 5a the , during the week just ended, iDnlng with last Tuesday at 2 ock, which was not guilty. The dict was 10 surprise; fit should g been guilty or 3 hung jury then rprise would have been conspic- Then the verdict was rendered T Knight, the defendant. walk yer to the jury box and shook
 hand of every juror as did also brother. The case was given to Saturday evening at 5:45. At dock they adjourned for the pur- } of partaking Of 8 repast served be TruIoek Hotel. At 6.30 they
 rned to the court house. where
 n they began their labors and lIuded at SIS. when they re- led their verdict. The jury in fing at tbeir verdict consumed
 one hour and half. The jury iict was signed by Jno. Y. Gib- as foreman. The case has been table one and occupies 3 prom
 t place i1 the annals of crimi history, mace so from the pecu-
 circumstances brought out iu case. The verdict Of the jury he first ballot was 10 to ? for littal; it was but 8 few minutes
 they took the second ballot. I the verdict was unanimous accuitta..
 he State was ably represented oy Attorney ". B. Sor- Nr. Sorrells in his argument he jury labored under a difficult as he had a very sick child. This red upon the mind of Mr. Sor- ], and as a matter of human na- worried him to some extent.
 all in all, he made 8 great 9eh. Mir. Sorrells concluding lnent to the jury after the de
 es was a masterpiece.
 he leading counsel for the de-
 e was Mr. x. o. Pindall of Ar sas City. Mir. Pindall did not ie any argument to the jury. He , however, eorversant with the 'as far as the facts were con- led. Mr. Rodgers, also of Ar sas City, made the opening
 enent to the jury for the de
 e. It vas a veritable rock of faltal; most succiuct state
 Y replete with Interesting facts
 e proven, and oy the verdict of Jury his statement was c0rrobo. 'a Throughout.
 le two lawyers who appeared in throughout the case were
 s Smith c. Martin and Sam M. ioF. Their speeches were mas 'leees. They were the gist of all
 laets. Both of them handled T case 10 perfection and their lnents were masterful efforts. | ,. '. Martin opened for the 'ose. We do not give any Of his 7Cn' because to omit any of II " De only to spoil the beauty Of
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Miss Allie Torian. who has been the guest, for tie past week, of Miss Craze York, left Saturday for her home.
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Ar >n froeseT1. rep-asenSi1- the 6 g Walker Df. sas cass e5 Ss- L-ea5ss 5s 5a re asy spea important business.
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Mss Lszly 5uaH ea rssurae5 thss morning from SE- Louis. where 1o~ The psst two Uo1chs sae has ben Tiszrz1E-
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Mss Edna Eoesae7 arrived in 1ae sltz Saturday. she ls Fae Euest at Mss Saa Eaax-
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Ne are glad 10 chronicle the fact that Mr. V. E. Sawyer. who has been quite II. is rapidly improving.
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Mr. J. Werner, of Louisville. Ky. is among his customers here.
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Mr. and Mrs. John T. Hoover re turned to their home at Little Rock Friday.
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From Sundays Daily ]

Mrs. Harry I. Holderness is eonva- lescing rapidly.
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Mir. Richard Furth of St. Louis. ip among his friends todayl
The Portland daily press., 1899-06-23
WOODFORDS.

Three special cars of the Portland rail-
road were boarded by about $50 of the
members and friends of the Woodfords
Congregational church Thursday for the
city where. the steamer was taken and
the party conveyed to Coussn's island
where the annual school picnicsswas en-
joyed. An enjoyable pionio dinner was
served at noon which was followed DUR
ing the afternoon by games and sports.
The party returned home about e'clook.
Miss Gertrude Hopkins, : daughter of
Hon. George @. Hopkins, Forest.ayenue,
is spending several weeks visiting rela-
tives at Nit. Vernon.
MIR. Ernest Folsom of Stroudwater, q
Bowdoin college student, is sat his home
for the summer.
The funeral services over the remains Of
the young daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thaddeus S. and Carrie M. Lewis are to
be held this afternoon at 8 O'Clock from
the residence of George S.Scott, a Chest
nut street.
The Portland daily press., 1899-06-23
MORRILLS.

Miss Annie Latham, Stevens Plains
and Clifton avenues Deering Center, Is
to leave July from Nsw York on the
City of Rome for Europe where she will
spend several months of travel through
Germany and France, England, Italy and
other countries ON the continent.
Shirley Grover of Westbrook.. seminary
has gone to his.home at South East Har.
bor for the summer.
Mr.. A. q. Noyes, Stevens Plains avenns.
who has been quite. sick for the past two
weeks has recovered entirely.
Mrs. T. NJ. Davies, Pleasant street,
Deering Center, who has been very Ill for
the past few weeks with appendicitis, Is
improving.
kev. T. NJ. Davies, pastor of the Con-
gregational church Is to exchange pulpits
next sunday morning and evening with
Rev. W. g. Mann, pastor OF the Warren
Congregational church of Cumberland
Mills.
Miss Frances Thayer and Miss May
M&rfill, Central avenue, ssDeering Centsr,
are enjoying brief vacation at Miss Mer-
rilps house In Conway, N. H.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Turner, Pleasant
street, Deering Center. left Thursday for
a weeks carriage drive through central
Maine.
There was another small fire at the
East Deering ship yard early Thursday
morning. The blaze was promptly ex.
The Portland daily press., 1899-06-23
FREE OF CHARGE.

Any adultsuffering from cold settled
on the breast, bronchitis. throat or lung
troubles of any nature, who will call at
Z. L. Fickett's, 212 Danforth, e. w.
Stevens, 107 Portland, McDonouqh &
Sheridan's. 2S5 Congress, or j. e. Goold.
& Co.'s, 201 Federal St, will be presented
with a sample bottle of B0schee's
German Syrup, free of charge.
Only one bottle given to one person and
none to children without order from
parents.
No throat or lung remedy ever had
such sale as ROschee's German
Syrup in all parts of the civilized
world. Twenty years ago millions of
bottles were given away, and your drug
gists will tell you its success was marvel
GUS. 1t is really the only Throat and
LING Remedy generally endorsed ply
sicians. One rs cent bottlewill cure or
prove its value. Sold BY all druggists in
2his city.
The Portland daily press., 1899-06-23
"BIsMARoK.n

The Great Dane Bismarck" which
came from the Fordham Kennsls in Des
Moines and is the property of Harry j.
Godfrey, is developing into one of the
finest dogs of the state. and although
only six months old now measures feet,
inches from tip of nose to tip of tail.
His color is perfect fawn, and if he
keeps on.at the present pace he is bound
to be the biggest dog in the State. His
dam has recently won first open class
and first winner class.
The Portland daily press., 1899-06-23
MAINE PENSIONS.

Washington, June 70 THE following
pension changes resulting fIom the issue
Of June 10, are announced:
RENEWAL.
Special june 81, Warren Il. Quimby.
Harnesville, s12.
INCREASE.
Delese Spencer, Calais. IS to SO.
ORIGINAL, WIDOWS. ETC.
RESTORATION AND SUPPLEMENTAL.
Minor of Danville I. Bartlett of Presque
Isle. 81.