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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-10
Hi TOOK
His LIFE

nrsuenirnrs caused ~ losing all
af aia sFf.nra Iu iarsl samhlins-
haufe a. tsrl Henry be hen, an as q
mar r.rtI-f u4 asarfr ifart an
@ cen LOIS tn commit suicide by
a4psins himsHlf q tae raficra af tis
sAafk sometimes between sunday
afHeraa1u Hua tH#e H1F anf IiiH
lfslrss body aaa faua1 - Robert
MfNann. thr aNnrf ~ Ifs praf gftf.
TIE story HH.rh ld up = i4sehsu's
suicide vas 1hIalnet ffair fas atikh-
hafr t1 Wham be- had taii his
Troubles About taHec years aEu
tterheu taned tbs lad fram ~.
Eaun. aFfeeiag e faY him 80 per
year seut TuiH HaH rauritrred med
egatr a. the saN produced ihe best
tts4a berries an the lake. MeMaun
sent - Alaska. ard left the place
o. charge 81 nsrhen he returned
several days aKo,aud called on iiref-
en- t. collect the rent. lie ap1n lSarn-
81 from nsighbors that aechen had
become frsagsnter 81 gambling
houses. and lately had been play
Ing losing games
Investigation proved that isechen
had not nuiy lnst his own surplus
savings, amauniing 70 seYeFsi .hnia-.
ar~ss iisi'Ars irus find afAwn nnt %
the bank the rent money he hal de-
posted ~ ray McMann. Hreheu had
Informed the neishbofs q his ioss.
and also remarked 70 a man BY the
name - Anderson that he Intended
20 commit suicide MeMaun visited
nerhru Sunday afternoon. and nu-
al settlement vas 10 have been
reached between the two this morn
lnE.
MrMann went cut % the place
about 80 o'clock thiH morning
Heehen vas MT around. and. think.
ing that Re was asleep upstairs. he
entered the shack 70 cali him. but
uas Mortified u md Ilecheu's bod
hanging 70 the rsftcrs lie lmme-
diaisly notified Coroner Sparkling =
his discovery Deputy Coroner pow
~rs aud Detective Jack Williams
went out to iuvestigste. 4 Rhastiy
spectacle met their ryas The hair.
dressed body ~ iiechen wag hang.
Ing 60 the rafierr A small s'eal was
standing near Hsrh.u had evident
- tied The rnr. around tire rafttrs
ana then around hts neck and Jump
"a from the stool o. trc nou9 the
force n the fan breaking hts neck.
Tho body vas cut down nui -.
moved - the mnfKnc nechtn has
no relatives IN this state Letters
show that NJ has brother living in
Minnesota. lie vas about On years
~ aRn aui = single man
Bee hens description fnitlrE rInrsfv
with mat ~ q man wha lost heavily
In the standard gambling house rev
ural days ago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-10

appointment Of Woodwork Portland. ON
ca the Pacific deal 81 HEnln
With H. Tho position IL created ny
this appointment Heretofore, supt TrowbtdEs has done al
this TruwbrdEc employ Of 9oodhl PERKINS
Co This eurtamen Of his powers has great deal Of mean
ng
consolidation Improvement company
steamship and J. D. fnrrelfs
becoming whole q made Win
Perkins became agents for the
steamship lines
Thp contract It stated expires with the present year
Either Wishing dissolve previous to - expiration
10 months notice
Ooudnt. a receive good
steamship ts services The Pa
ais percent
woodworths appointment rhnne manager IL the nrst
Pacnc toward this end Others VIII
follow II predict with the expiration ~ the
Pacific viii handle It's
In the Gopia Perkins Co Will In
probability their and
competition Tor the aud Alaska trarc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-10
ON
STEEL PLANTS

DULUTH. MINI. Oct to-Options
closed tonight for the purch Hae Of
three large iron and steel plants At
the head of the lake By the Lake su-
p@rior Steel Company. a New Jersey
corporation. ~ which John r.. searte
IL the apparent head. The new COM
pany Il being organized with a cap
ital Of $500 0o0.
Several hundred thousand dollars
will be spent in putting the thr1e
plants In shape There - now a ca
paeity for daily manufacture 81 10
tons each Of acid, open hearth and
Bsssemer steel biliets and enough
rolling mill capacity for the CONVEX
sion Of this into shapes. channels.
beams. angles and plates
One OF the products 81 the works
will be steel Tor the large local ship
yard harbor works ~ the Amori-
can shipbuilding Company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-10
WoRHMEH's FRIEND

While not a society that Euaran.
tees sick beueft u tie mcmbs -,
Seattle union No. iti, Carpenters
and Joinrrs. looks carefully after the
necessities ~ their sick and disabled.
Ne member % the union can be in
want Of food or medical attendance.
sunday morning 6 brother who had
fallen from a seafuid and broken an
arm. was taken to the Providence
hospital Is be cared for At the ex-
pensc Of the union This IL only one
u many who have had cause - feel
that loyalty to the organization q
fheir trade WAS a blessing Ia more
ways than one.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-10
Fell to His Death.

DIES MONIES. la. Oct. lo.-Mar'
IA Townsend. a professional nefon'
aut. was killed while making = para
chute drop from HE balloon ~ th'
sen,-Om ssed circus HroundH IN bui
Mn,neH this afternoon Ills para
chute failed 10 open and he feli O.
the sround like stone, striking or
hia head. Ills neck was broken.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-10
A TRUNK FULL OF
STOLEN PROPERTY

NEW YORK. oct. io-Mrs Kat.
ouinlhn. employed az ehambcfmaid
in the Hotel Netherlands. was ar
rsigned In the Jefferson Market po-
lice court today on a charge % hav-
ing robbed a guest and rhe was re-
manded until tomorrow for examlu-
alton.
when her trunk was searched the
detectives found IN u p score Of lace
shawls. about Gao lace handkerchief.
about 80 gold and diamond collar
buttons and enough jewelry - all
kinds 10 stock a small store. 4
rough estimate nxod the value OF the
property at so. 600.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-10
Can Supply the World.

ST. JOSEPH. Mo. oct ia rep
roscntative " the British Rolvcru-
mcnt In New York city has wired !.
Hahn. a 81. Joseph mule buyer. ask
ing II he can supply large number
1f mules for artillery and other army
departments In the Transvoal.
Hahn has accepted the commission
and Hnya that Missouri could supply
mules for tho world.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-10
Sword for Ensign Scott

EAsToN. Pa. oct. 10 Ensign W.
Pitt Scott. who was on the Olympia
during the battle NJ Manila bay. viii
arrive IN E8st0a Friday night and
will be rendered public reception.
The young man, wfo IL Is Sun "
Judge Scott. VIII be presented with
sword by the people " his ma
tive city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-10

tie rhlnney. II was reported 20 the
finance committee % report next
Monday night.
Muldoon introduced an ordinance
prohibiting the running &C street
ears On the streets covered by the
line Of march during the volunteers
parade,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-10
Fatal Spark from . Ptps

MCoNsELf.sYILf.E. oct. io.-w.
w1nestoek. OF Hackney. Vas fatally
injured last night BY an explosion %
a krg of powder while mining coal
a spark dropped from his pipe into
the powder. causing the accident
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-10
Desert Their Country.

LONDON. oct. io.s-rha Gazette
announces this evening that Hiram
Maxim and John {. aeigEs % the
United states have taken out ccfti-
fcates % naturalization Mr. Max
im'a certificate in dated September
Is and that Of Ar MciKEt August
80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-10
Ne g ilded Pennies.

LIMA, o.. oct IA. Cole was
brought here from Marion today b.
Deputy United States M1rghHi shan-
nan and taken before United Stat"s
Commissioner Atwur charged VITA
gliding pennies and passing tnsm for
dimes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-10
0reyfus nj Cairo.

PARIS. oct 10 II IL stated that
Capt Dreyfua and HE family have
taken villa IN Cairo for the WIN
ter.
The Burke County news. [volume] (Morganton, N.C.) 1899-1901, 1899-06-02
MORGANTON, N. c.. FRIDAY, JUNE 2, l899

dozen cabinet photos and one
carborette, Sx1O, framed COM
plete, for the low price of
S1.9S by trading $500 with
them. Call on them for a card
in order that Your purchases
may be recorded on the same.
Mrs. Carrie Herford at
tended the Peace Jubilee in
Washington, and returned to
Morganton the latter part of
last week, accompanied bv her
son Mr.. Isadore Herford.
Mrs. Herford and her son will
maketheir home in Morganton,
living with Mrs. Herford's
daughter Mrs. n. Lazarus.
Mr.. Herford has taken a posi-
ton as clerk in the grocery
store of Messrs. Nav s. Lane.
Mr.. Samuel May, of Balti-
more, has bought the interest
Of Mr.. J. A. Shipping in the
grocery business heretofore
known as Shipping & Lane.
The firm is now May & Lane,
Mr.. Charles Lane retaining
his interest. The new firm
will, we learn, increase the
business, keeping a more com
plete stock Of groceries, pro
visions, etc. Mr.. May is con.
sidered a valuable accession
to our town.
The Burke County news. [volume] (Morganton, N.C.) 1899-1901, 1899-06-02
REMOVED FROM EARTH.

Mr.. J. w. HAPPOLDT PASSED AWAY
TUESDAY NIGHT, AFTER A LoNG
ILLNESS.
The death of Mr.. j. w. Happoldt.
on Tuesday night, at the Mountain
Hotel, takes away another of Morgan
tons landmarks. Mr.. Happolit was a
sufferer from Brights disease and his
death had been expected for several
weeks. He was about 55 years of age
aud had lived in Morgan,on from child
hood. He was son of the late John
Michael Happo)dt, for number OF
years owner and proprietor Of the
Mountain House. For several years
Mr.. J. w. Happoldt was Clerk of The
Superior Court of this county and
proved very efficient officer. He
was never married.
The remains were laid to rest
Wednesday evening at 6 O'Clock in the
Episcopal charchyard with Masonic
hopors, Mr. .Happoidt having been an old
member of the lodge here The SER
vices in the church were conducted by
the rector, Rev. Churchill Satterlee.
The Burke County news. [volume] (Morganton, N.C.) 1899-1901, 1899-06-02
DEATH OF Mrs. G.. r.. COOPER.

Mrs. Cooper, wife of Mr.. c. +.
Cooper. of Lower Creek township, and
mother of Mr.. .Jno. II. Cooper. OF
Morganton. died at her home on Mon
day, after lingering illness, and was
buried a, Mt. Pleasant churcl.yard on
Tuesday, the funeral services being con-
Quoted by Rev. Mr.. Scales and Rev.
Noah Kaylor. Mrs. Cooper was -
wears Of age and had been a consisten.
member of the Methodist church for a
number of years. She was the mother
of a large family of children.
The Burke County news. [volume] (Morganton, N.C.) 1899-1901, 1899-06-02
LOCAL DOTS.

Wade COffeN spent Sunday IN
.l~heville.
Miss Eva Ki>tler was quite
sick Wednesday, but IS i'm
proving now.
lLI>,c, Carrie Connolly and
Nav and Mvra Davis have re-
turned from Greensboro Fe-
male College.
Prof. and Mrs. Bruce Pavne
have gone to Kinston to spend
awhile with Mrs. Payne's
mother. Mrs. Carr.
Miss Mary Dawes is quite
sick 1T her home at Dvsartville.
Miss Dawes spent the winter
in Mor1antOn in school.
Mr.. G. c.. Cook. who has
been attending the Morganton
Male Academy, has gone to
MCDoWell county on a visit.
Mrs. \. p. Whitener and
Miss Nellie Powell have been
kept away from their millinery
business for several DAYS from
sickness.
The ID. and d. School here
closed last week and nearly all
NJ the teachers and students
haze gone to their homes to
spend vacation.
Mr.. B. w. CroW>on, of the
State>ville Landmark force.
after spending several days
in Morganton, returned tC
State>ville "Wednesday even.
ing.
Mr.. Ed *. Powe aud wife
and baby, of East Durham
spent several davs this weel
WIN Mr.. rowe ) Parent'
F>lulre ana Mrs. ". L
rowe
NJ. p : c,;+har;, maxim,
some improvements 70 NJ
book store. which will ado
n''n TO the Shelf room an.
'"' 'o|o'N 81 HIS pld>eo o' =
The Burke County news. [volume] (Morganton, N.C.) 1899-1901, 1899-06-02

OA~OA ~ A>S>AAA|
Some people call it Georgia Bumps. others
believe it's Smallpox and there are others that
call it Red Bumps.
Let that go as it may, we have got it bot
tied up successfully Sampson had the
Spanish fleet bottled at Santiago and the time
has expired for all suspects to take it, and
everybody that was uneasy takes a long
breath and feels relieved.
Don't get Red Bumps and Red Bundles
confused, for the Red Bumps are all gone and
now is the time for the Red Bundle fever
Of course some of you didn't get here last
week to see the Red Bundle parade, but it
paraded all the same,--bundles of Dry Goods,
bundles of Shoes, bundles of Groceries, bum
dies of Fancy Good. bundles of Hats bundles
of Shirts, and Red Bundles Of every descrip-
ton marched out of our house in single and
double file.
It a subject of general remark that the Small
pox Scare doesen' t hurt your trade.'
Yes that is and going continue give YOU
such bargains that afford risk little chance
times to come trade with
The calico that selling 2z yard is
daisy and don't YOU forget it.
:, We mighty proud Of the distinction Of being the
Cheapest Store in the west and sometimes outdo
selves in making prices too low.
We still sell 15 per dozen, and they
nice.
Sugar still goes II lbs. for S1.OO
Arbuc kles coffee al b.
Kerosene at 13 cents per gallon
40 lbs. sacks 90 sack.
j. Soda 21l per h.
Ours is full Of goods from top bottom and
be sold and going sell them
them paper and tie them with red string
Red Bundle Parade every day.
:. J. l.. ANDERSON s. co.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-03-09

Rahhem SSraa BON Weiternboff nit
ihtem Noopttniobne rle5rere Woasa
i'm Seebuoe Su9ebradbt, Das Die noElz
tfdttaite 3Birtune auf bic 8elunobcit
Giintbers gebabt, unternuhmen 9eioe
eire tleine Rsiie nod Dem f6Dnen Norz
regen, bon pp iie Gnoe 4ugnit nah
9anbura auriidfebrten, lln bort nit
6errn b. @eiternhcff 3u1amnenoutrefz
fen. Dieter bate einen fur5en Nufentz
balt in Der Neibens benubt, I'M naz
ielbit Ro9forihunaea iiber ben Der
5leib Der ssrau S6mibt ansuItenen, Die
tnfofern niebt gana erfolglos aeblieben
poren, ols es ibn gelara. nit Silfe
eireg 9earrten, benz Die Often Der Yoz
lt2eibtrettton sugdnglih tparen, ou erz
n,ittelu, bab Die ebemaliee 1ebamme
@hmibt in ben Siesbe5iigli9en 2ilte'
ais aus 8rcDl am 3bein gebi!rtig por
rnaefdbr treibia Sabren einaetragen
tpprben mar.
Da Goitb ibrem 9ru5er Sci i6rer
lebtsn unterrebuna miteetheilt bate,
iis tabe ppr unaefdpr 5lpeiuno5tpan5ig
ssobren cuff lbre Ra1fruge nah Der
5srau Sdmibt in Grfahruna gebradt,
bab bieielbe nah bem Hbeine suriid9sz
tebrt lei, 10 mar tpenigitens Elm tleinsr
9lrbaltspunft fir Die Na4foridungen
@iintbers oeiponnen.
SieIer elite nun Dirett al ben Hbein,
linn ben Mufentbaltsort Der Srau
tS9mibt au ermitteln. Sn 8robl err
fubr Der iunae damn auf oem oorttz
GEN 8iirsermeiiteramte, DaB eine 5rau
GhmibtS bor eiilieen spanaig Sabrsn
ncbl aug Der Neiibena bort einaetrofz
fen fet, audi einiee Sabre oalelbit gez
ipcbnt babe, hann aber aug benz Srte
rieber fortaeaoeen fei, um gu elmer
Ghtpefer, bic I'M 8abiifen perbeiraz
tbet mar, iiberaufiebeln. Wobl bate
fidb @iinther unperSiislih nab &arls=
rube begeben, um BON bort aus fetne
Nioshforfbuneen fortauieben, nah pie
len Moden reiultatlcier Bemiiplngen
rnb 0fteren 6ins unb 9erreiiens mar
er fo1t entmnt5igt burh bas Deraebz
lihe ieiner 51ritte. go peinlib ss
ihm audi mar, frembe aeute nit oert
2rsde ieiner Redxrden betanat 81
MAIDEN. 10 entfhlcb er iid bod enblih,
iih an einen ibm als tiidtig unb 3uperz
l6{fia empfctlenen MehtSantpalt Sl
renben, ben er Inn feiner Ratb bat,
! cine ibn iebod oollfdnbis in Die Sadie
einaupeiben.
| .0at bief. sSrar Sdmibt irstnbtpit
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-03-09

tdltnib gu 2ibD ni6t aufaeI0It babe,
fubr Der junge Mann fort: yGben pez
gen biefer arobmiitbiqen @el5i.oer=
lenanuna, 9err Maior, fiible i6 cine
hpppelte 0erpflintung. sSbr Gpfer
ipeniaer ihmeralih fir Sic su MAIDEN,
inbem ib 6irnmel unb grbe in BENZ
auna ieben tria, um bas OunfeI, relz
hes iiber me;rer 8ebIrt lieot, atfaua
helen. Wiih ielbIt perlanat banah,
obf6on mein alI3u giitiaer Nbopiippaz
ter mid unbanfbar f1ilt. baB ih midi
niht Dan,it begniiate. dusi9liebli6
iein Sobn fein au tpollen. Sic, 6err
W}aior. iperben MIDI dber be1Isr herz
iteben unb meine Mptipe fpiirbiae.,, sic
mid aDinaen, Dielleiht Elm Subr uno
nrA lGnqer fern bon metner beiBssz
liebten 2tbD su bleiben. bis Is mir eez
luneen 1T, oas mir poraeitedte Siel gu
errei6en."'
8eriibrt rmdrmte Der Ufaipr ben
fpaderen ihngen Mann, beKen NbIi1z
ten nno 8or6aben Dpllfpmmen ;elne
SiQtaung fanDen; Oenn aQerDine5 inar
e5 fir ben alten Sffiaier unb Goel=
mann ein iebr i6peres Spfer aetpefen,
bas 8erlDbniB ieiner Sptter nit Ell
mem namenloIen junaen Manne nnn
stpeifel6aftem 0erfpmmen eufre1t su
erhalten; nur Die Hiidiiht auf bie2iebe
feiner Sp6ter gu @iintber unb euF
fetnen alten sSreunb uno Gldn5arn
Wefternboff bate ibn baau hepegen
tDnnen.
'rWenn Ou piebsr auridfe9rIi,
mein Giintber," faate 2ib1 gu ibrem
8rdutiaam, ais Tic nit benlielhen em
4benb bpr ieiner Nbreife i'm 8arten
BON 8ruunsborff unoeitDrt auf unb
nleoer ipanbelte, ybann tptrit Ou fpfz
fentli9 ben triiben Shatteu, Ger ieBt
mod io oft auf Oeiner Stirne loeert,
Enb Die bGBlide sSalte bort atpiifsn
ben Muaen perlOren haben. Sd Gabe
porbin nod bic liebe quite Wama Me=
fternboff aebeten, es ia niht gu leiben,
bab 9u triiben @ebanten na6bdnalt;
9ier bobe i'd oufiir aeiorat, Dag fis mir
meinen 8iintber nt6t au lange quGlen
curfen; bent nun hIbIh an Define
HiDp, bann nirb bic 5rauriafeit feline
@etpalt iiber Did befpmmer."
sd babe einen iitberen 5aIi3nan
bel mir, Der ale trauriosn gebanfen
rertreibt," entseanete 9iinther, sGrtz
lid in Die tiefblausn al' Tlbisiusr
Graut fhauenb.
gGinen Salisman2 gi. tb ..pGre
n a. h i -
rgtn SaIisnlan, eefpeiht bur5 Die
idonIte 6anb ouf @roen!" ritf Gin
tier. ,Sa lhau' ber, meine liibe 2itp.
9leies fleine 8latt 8apier lit mein
Solisman geqen ale Sriibial rer
Grbe. 0Dre, ipie Der Spruh ha1auf
lautet: Wiein arlner, einatg ael:ebter
9iintber! g2iemals babe iG BEN tiiEfz,
tiaen Mujorotsberrn nno 9rofen t.
Sirihberg eeliebt, ionbern MI meinen
@iintber. Der biIt 9u ia 1ebliebsn,
pes5alb olio ber3aQen?"
uQ6," unterbra6 2iDb i5r,n 9rduz
ttQam, u9u tDtllit MIDI ipoDl perIpotz
ten, bDler Mann"
rNein, meine iiibe QiDn. OieIe 2eiz
len iino mein Srpit aetpeien, 1is iG
na6 LANCER NG4t pteoer gum Se=
lpubtfein fam, tie BADEN MID oor @srz
speiflune qeiGiibt. ipenn Der sebemii=
t6tate Stols, oas idredlih Derlpunoete
gbraefiiG! fi6 pilb in mir aufbdumz
ten: DieIe 3etlen tperoen mid au6 fer
nerbin Dor SrauriQfeit betpqhren uno
iollen mid ME perlaiien.."
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-03-09

gs mar fpdter 9l6eno geipprben,
unb nod bate @iinther iein 3imner
ni1t perlaHen. in ipelhem er fi1 eine
ee51lofen mad; Der llnterrebung nit
ieinem Sbeime amMoraen bes 1dred
liben Sages, Der alien 6cffnunaen,
alien Reconsideration bes Detidgens=
ipertben iunaen Mannes eiu 10 iGbes
gnbe ber:itete.
Miht ein@ort batte er al 6errn Me=
iternboff aefaat, nahbem ciefer feline
ihmer3lidbe Wlittkiluna beenbiet,
itumm bate ct ben Brief bes @rafen
6irf1berg entaeaenaenommen, itunrl
bate ct auaeb0rt, als Meitern5off ,Dln
miaetbeilt, baB Der a0nia bie Mbopti=
runa @iintber's bereits eenebmiat
babe unbs baB 'er 1ofprt rln1 Brauns=
borff biniiberfabren ipplle. um ben
Waior BON benz 0oraefallenen in
Renntnib au feben.
Dime Elm Mort 3u fpre9en, obne
cine 9brdne sltsbergieben, fuB @iintber
reaungslos in elmer Gde bes Dipans;
pon 3eit Az 2eit entrana iid Elm
fhmer Slthes Gt0bnen Der 9ruit bes
aNali6ltGkr ilHael, Manneg. Gein
alter Dieutr. Der ibm idon felt itineln
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-14
MISCELLANEOUS.


WANTED-We want TO pack and store
your household goods, or we Will store
any and all kinds Of goods The besr
storage rooms in the city, 70 feet by 40
feet. stories high, with elevator privi-
leges. Lowest rates Singer & DonnelL
ll7-tf
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-14

PRIVATE SCHOOL-Miss Shultz now has
room for pupils In all grades. and all
day sessions kindergarten and training
class. School at 237 n Lawrence ave-
nue. 153-7t
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-14

This large four-story building Is al
mirably fitted and furnished for the care
of the sick. No loathsome or contagious
diseases admitted, but all other diseases
that are usually treated at hospitals are
successfully treated here. including Whis-
key, Cocaine and Morphine Habits, abso-
lutely guaranteed Women, married or
single. can find safe retreat here dur
ing confinement. and home in every
case found for the child If required. a
home for the poor and rich alike, as all
operations and medical treatment are
free, and the only charge that is made Is
the ordinary hospital fee, which is Just
enough TO pay the running expenses Of
the institution. The best of references
given when required. Write for circular
to the Martha Washington Home"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-14
STOLEN.


LOST-Watch charm locket, set with
small diamond. Initials F. H. j. Find
er please leave at cage office. 1lS-tf
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-14


First Publication November a. 1880
PUBLICATION NOTICE
In the District Court of Sedgwick
County, Kansas.
John Watts. Receiver Of the American
National Bank Of Arkansas City, Kan
sas, Plaintiff.
J. Sam Brown and The Fourth National
Bank Of Wichita. Kansas. Defendants
To J. Sam Brown: YOu are hereby no.
titled that you have been sued by the
above named plaintiff in the above enti-
tied action, in the District Court Of
Sedgwick county, Kansas, and that IN
less you answer the petition of said
plaintiff, filed in said action in the office
of said clerk Of said court. by the 18th
day Of Decem Der, 1899 said petition will
be taken as true and judgment will be
rendered in said action in favor Of said
plaintiff, against you, the said defend
ant, for the sum Of SlS3.99 together with
interest thereon at the rate Of per cent
per annum from the 18th day of Decem-
Der, 1896, and for costs. and the sum OF
slS999 now on deposit in The Fourth Ma
tional Bank of Wichita, Kansas. be de-
clared an asset Of The American National
Bank Of Arkansas City and ordered paid
to the plaintiff.
PETERS & NICHOLSON,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Attest: P L. ARNETT
Clerk of the District Court.
By c. z. GOODYEAR, Deputy.
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FOR SALE-940 :. Fourth. S-room house
50 feet. for few days, $500. L. I Spen-
GER l53-tr
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FOR SALE-250 Ida avenue, rooms, so II.
new barn. rents at IS. Price, $3.50 Dean
Gordon. l50-i0t
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FOR SALE-Well improved, $50 acres, in
this county, $l,SoG. John Farmer 81 Co
153-2t
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FOR SALE-Highly improved farm near
Valley Center; one of best vacant cor
ners in this city; well-built six-rOom
house, good location. Must sell at once.
Terrell, l23 n Main. l5l-4tx
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FOR SALE-2tS Ida avenue. rooms. 80
TT $3.50 Dean Gordon. 159-lQt
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FURNITURE and stoves exchanged or
sold On 500 per week payments a GIL
bert & Matthews, 33S and $40 North
Main. 136-tf