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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-14

Lewis Morrison's spectacular production
OF Faust" this season on its final tour OF
the country. hits the tastes OF all play
goers to a nicely. In a few weeks it VIII
be seen here
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lu( CONSIDER TfiF: VIEW DEPOT.


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TWO REMARKABLE CURES
Of Two Prominent and Well
Known People.
A Catarrh Cure That Cures,
Some StlsonibIt Spring Sayings

Sprinxtimc has c"me nj last. and now
il the time for al cnt3Frh *u!Tt rer* t.
b'GU systematic course Of treatment
fprf this disease. TIL" greatest difficulty
in the WY Of treating chronic ca:*rrh II
that the patient is s., liable t" cat h t"''l
AlriE; thu treatment, and thus delay the
~u1". This Nati:ity ut this season II fir'
year iS in Il KT' 1T ~ l~'lr" removed. a!i1
l.'' on" should n'&I.tl the opportunity t.
b. sin treatment
Miss n.l1: $:"@"man, superintendent .:
the Chicago North Side Non1n'* flnt.
II Chicago in il r." IT letter t" nr. Hart
man. Sp".l Ills If F'r'l.na ~ fellows:
chicago, .|lnulry ~. 49,
pr-rN-Ea 1',':!: Misunderstanding &'untnny,
Columbus. e.:
G:nt!,,n' i. rt-ru-nl has often been
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-23
In Union
There IS Strength. >

! The strength of every
human being consists in the
union, the harmonious qvork-
ing together, of every part of
the human organism. This
strength can nrver be OBJ
tanned if the blood Is impure.
The blood goes to all parts.
Purify it, or there can be no
union - and therefore no
health or " strength "
Hoods Sarsapariila is tie standard
prescription for publication OF the
bioou. 1t nfrEr d'>nl4ot"t>.
Eczema my daughter had eczema
ami it AHt~ tel her eyes. The III" tor said
il w. i:u ,4rablr. Her skin il now smooth
and white AMI al on account Q! H&*'d's Sal
sApari!a. have taken il for weakness and
can !."w walk three or four miles taS11y.
MH~. T.. a. llf>NI, sank Centre. Num-
Sick Headache 80" For years tried
different medicines f'r}mv sick lrad"rtr*.
| ,,,lnu 10 relief until used lI'n'd* >ar>A'
}ari!lA. 1t IL nlurvrln!@ in u@ cures.
MRS. HENRY IltK, Dlnkirk y. \.
Indigestion -"l' ""A'~ sarsaparilla
Stands t:l' in our family ~ the 'I'rr tx
indigestion and loss u appetite. II j. *
cell.nt' Mrs. v. H. q >l1M+<, III T..
Chestnut Street. WaItha!n, Mass.
8cr0ftffa~ "Afttr % yours OF suffering
with a cxr<rru>s sore TT, her nose and hnv-
Ing It removed hy phy>icians, my mother
II happy for bring completely cured by
HoudS $aryapari1!x. 1t took II bottles to
accomplish IT, Her fart is Sn'n"th. no
scar" Mlsx l.. 4. >I"kfh. Eppiny. \. II.
1.-The statement 1T my daughter is exact
Jo>Ern STOKES Erpin1. \. Il.
Grip WAS in very bad condition after
all attack Of grip. Nothing h"ip'A Me aid
! almost gave up h"l~. ! ain strong ana
feel better now than ia twenty years. al bt-
cause | took 1IWHi* SarSapar!na "hlth
made my blood rich and l:irr.' !oh* T.
DUNCAN, t49 Russell Ave., indianapolis no.
rheumatism -" 1naamDatory rf*u:
mntlsn} caused me suffering 30 that coulo
rot sleep or walk. Had no appetite ana
1nrdicine SEEMED useless. Finally useo
Hoods Sarsaparill& which took away MI
pain" Mks STELLA HoRkls. Marion, Ohio'
1&ot13 &ouqpo.& !
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1oo1.. iii. run nv>r Ills, tn. noe Irritating -
Sa;11 eoaAarao 10 sae IL 4ee4:4 1eeseee44.I
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\ntvi: h: !anI!nk thai 4 great numboE
q? }.-l'' hA>" /. I'm tu'.'.} IT chronic ca~
t'rrh ,; ttkina lt-rI-ra during the pa"t
T.. ii =. .:*s'''. Vt 1t Garnet h'' denied tnat
:hr r;,!. ~:'. IT .:'nv weather has rc<n1'i-
81 r:i:I,:| eur y ::,.. n som" cases 2ctual-
is f'r'v, llt'l Il ''l",
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w.. ~h,rE:rH. H. I.
t. 111. n"r MAnu:..' tuning tnMrA1y,
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r,tinn frr.l{s4. results nh!.4tnt,1. A. 4 Ca
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iii <(:t,!':* l"tU@ tr:ll<.
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nenrflt to MrA. Durrett.

! n.ubtr II the !,i"'::3 X Ms. l.. VI.
barrett h1v. arranged to give Il Concert
1T the Ara.lnly * ME~'t "u THURSDAY.
May lNh for the h4'I.t!it IT that l"'!>.
4. in some measure l. r." ukC!t!'n II her
,ntt,4t1yY upon the musical culture u TINS
lily.
Mrs. Uurrttt has fvr some years been
ur..mInently before II: Richmond public,
.1rA kao established herself firmly IN tho
1.,..l:lr esteem. Sha has been u M+mlr'r
IT >l-SAin!s church rhulr for some time.
au4l her services have always been Ut tn"
disposal Of any Charitable orG4ntzatlnn
that needed assistance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-23
Whoa Tf4vQl1t0R.

whether on pleasure bent OF bu.laDoe.
takv on every trip buttl> u syrup 1(
l1xy, u. It acts most pleasantly AMI A.
1.c,ua,ty on the k1dncy.. hv>r. ard bQv-
tlx preventing fxvrr.. h~aa4ch@s, III
ether forms Of sickness. Yor sajo b
51-<~nt bottles py all i>ading asuGEe1k
h..,afoc uEsd by The California NJ 1111
Company only,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-23

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CAPTAIN I'i111ni IL BETTER.

The condition II Captain Ans!rrw 1''z-
I'm. Jr, wits much tmIl"'td iI:' '.l@nt.
Absolute quiet IL essential, AMI thr' in
F.zziui Is still unable to re hi+ frt'l -
,nany Of whom have called upon n!m
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-23

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Juslor lakewood Association.
The Junior lakewood Memorial AHaorla-
ton will hold 4 meeting Monday evening
1T S o'clock in &. Johns lecturs-soom. \
full meeting II requested. al arrange
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-23

~A01 ~ i VII o. ~ IN
whtch entities the holder TO all the priv
i~ges Of the evening.
The Children Of the N~volutitn. Patrick
&ttnry H"I-ty. mt tn tho ro"1ns IT the
| Virginia Historical $."i-ty Wednesday,
| .i:':'l 18th. 1T I oc:'r X. The following
w"r: PRESENT: Mrs. Eirx1niu* Hall. pr"@i-
dent; Mrs Mary ". lewis. vi,'.pr'si~
"nt: Mf+* birmingham Lyons. SECRETARY;
Mr.. II. T.: Willis, J:.. treasurer. and
N'ts'S E"ssfe and Mamie S.'n. E",l
: ard Ham*tc ';lAz"hro"k. May A,l"tt
t":a Harrison. lfe!' n Winn. and t::iza-
b'th King Kent. Mis- ''"r:l Harrison 1ra'l
| IN Interesting and Instructive paper On
; E"r .:n''"'''r. ''''"n'' William I1''h Miss
| Nary \>tt1 will w1ir' :. rIl..,r irc th
| next m"~tinx. IN May nth.
III" tx!!h'':' ':.!I TIE past work
- IT," j. n. Il j., III" Iii h,n":.l -\rt
'..h VA- 4 t': great > I'.-S. \ III: ="
'!'.~J Htt'!';' il! "''l, '|":.NE. and ill.,.
VIII" AfI:ir VA~ ''rs:i'i!. both firm
d r;i+u nj nr.i il ~.'I1: {"'lnt uf View.
I'!'< v;.r hay" w"rA IN this r>!li!'.t.rn
; ar" rtY'l'strI - Gill l'r it before il
"'r:k IN Mrn'lA:. TN" '|Hb viii! n'.t be
'*r,h<:ti" 1r ""rk AFTER that time.
p:x'nE to tho eN't' Inc illness of Mrs.
*::::,'@ rrrr1m.rh"r. Mrs. t:c"rg" l..
Aiken. " H. TX <.''-. y. e.. Mr. AMI Mrs..
S';Af. have r"'All.'l H.. Invitations to
IT,. 1ntrri'g. IT 'h.tr sister, Miss Eva
l.twsvn t. Mr. ;".r:" l.. J'n'i:I!k3 Thr
ceremony. Will h viii take I,!acr on W"'l-
n~-'iA; 1i.r Arri; -';;:'. Will h. Htt*nl
IT "''!: |y ~" lrnnr ii II" m"r't"cs Ut
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|tjt hl1,ri;u: ,;,rlk.: l. T'1%, and wife
tn w. F'i.,,,l kc>n:* ~ feet on south side
Nicholson street, l3D f'' N~*t Or Fulton.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-23

has said over and over again -
m Is 4 faltecy 10 Imagine that anything
vfn eel1 lust becanse Il IA advertised. How
many oo6trums have been started with gtsre
and snutted out in gloom The fs<t 10. q
man il not easily ku1led Z second time: md
every dissatisfied purchaser does ten naDes
more harm thsn one satisfied does FOOD.
Assuredly the sale of more than d, 600. 900
boxee OF bFEGHAM'S PILLS PER annum.
after 4 public trial u half-a-century. u COM
clusive testimony OF their popularity, 81
penority and proverbial WORTH
~ A. Pr $50 ma"" <",r* tern tn popular
( ;1+ -t'!.e =. a.
e. y liz ElAes, - t~:.:s
. | - - ;. -. :: K -: try.
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,>>t.:'~ or th.' I',."r,N Day CO.. hvatnr.
" J.. TIN, Wl.l IT, rl.i.!
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Rich naOnu Lady l>rllu rn Courage.

I'll" gold rr!z" offered hv i 1"''ulx1
Christian nuE !z!n" published "a h!ca1o
FIR tn. best ':,t:,!>nu II ''tnul4x"." *
pr :~,l Within tE~ limit OF 4jfty words,
h !, teen AWARDED T., Mis-. ". 81 Nickcrx,
~ THIS ,i:t. wA"Iv dc;n!tt~n WAS a. fol-
lnw~:
''rErn2< /. sublime faith In heroic
:l',i':.. VII: r.'n f"ar und >etHAhaes4 Ae3
lot IN H,uIy. rr,se't.4:'A sou1~putpo.1
and .nr:t f,r.> t* r.4u>.' IT truth and
righteousness tn:tuHt'u ht nbxt3cIv9.
rrnrnfut IT policy. r"rtn~ amidst alarms,
patient III lrlbuAt:rti, luty4 dtvinety
inspired motive power. an essential Of
tue character kr'Atnra#.
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NJ: AI'- 1.'"!y" 1l"!:ton. who has
49,. f''r - Et:!> :'tr '!4t' : = :'t, r.
jr.':.r 1.r II: TINES. EI- s.'>'''' l.. r
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fSlnControyertible!
The Editor Of The j" Christian Million. y

Under the heading Of General Eot>s, "a
August &c, ,&t, w1ote:-
a god ortle3e VIII stand mon II own
t>eftts, ~ ~ my rely upon Il that nsthlhG
VII! coatlnt,e tonE whlct. doea not. In 4 a.ose
OF less d<Krte, harmonic With the e<ste-
msnts which are published cooc<rninG II. -
Mr.. Hall Caine,
Arthur f"Th- Deemstrr," "The Nanx-
m..t', The (nr:st.An.' &C., when speak,
INK IN "Cr1t;c'sn'." recently. sad 49,
"When thing that Is sdxertised greatly
II Eood It Rors and Eoes peso.ensntiy; WHEN
II Il bad. It only goes III while the public
finds 1t o4rt.''
The Proprietor Of
REECHAM,S PILLS:
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owing to tho e>'t' INC illness of Mrs.
~ :t,> 2r1r1m't!:"r. Mrs. t;crrgr l..
Aiken, u IT, ak~.!|'+. y. t., Mr. AMI Mrs.
S';.!f.r h!,. re- allied IT,. iE%ltAtiu1* TO
t',. 1ntrri.'g" IT th''tr sister. Miss Eva
LAWSON. t. Mr. f'.rc" l.. J,n,i:Ik3 Th',
CEREMONY Will b viii fnx': I!:4cr on W'"l-
H. -'!a; " ming. Arri; :';;:' Will b. Htt:nl
/ II ":.!:~ |y ~" lin1Ir II II" members u
, IT,. I mfr. .
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-23

These who i n''ni' with pleasure the
,1,.;,thtlul >.:!: 'riI]!':l L. iM:tn> given IT
LAX, sid. Park I;t~t sl:!uE under t!t mAn-
Ar..1n,Ut If a. -*r$. Johnson ana tx
Tr,.,i,}, ~lII IT, !:tlnt'! IT, l. Iln that
they have IlAE!"t '}:'1r first german IT
I'm, s,1-rl. FIR Friday IT this Wrrk. Tlr
r,,l< 1,.rty viii - ..nu l'.'"'n III b':>"~.
.n,! IL, PANS viii H. SPARED tu"Ar'l nAk-
ii. IT,. evening must tnj": 1ttr.
'l:.r rh:4l. rrl"> rn this "'asi'n will DO
Mr.. ", l;.n I,l1n"r. ATS. M'"tht'1t,
Mrs. Austin Kr"rk' thorough. Mrs. Alfred
Gary. Mrs. Tallatrrro. 1rs. 81. Gt"rK:
Anderson, Mrs. %'ihrtn'" tad"t Mrs.
Struuwlrk, and Mrs. j. u. farlan.l.
The lutly managers Of the Homeopathic
Free I>SprnsAry will give Il 'NAy lttr'
for the benefit 1T I'll" di*I'' nsarX Oh the
tytnln. Of thr 9Th IF May. ut &ht dis
rrnsury, rorntr IT l*lviurr" aud Main
streets. Kew. William Alexander Burr
will read IN this "ccaj Non In his r'"l'1@nt
MANNER There will aixo TT h delightful
musical programme. All l'rs"ns interest
I'd i'll this worthy cause are invited to
attend. Tickets can he had from the
lady managers Of the board for y cents.
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MnttaWan

Miss Stevens, sister of Mrs. Clarence
Royal, is here from Chicago.
Eva Campbell and Faye Pugsley be.
gan school in Paw Paw, this week.
Edwin Teed returned home last week
after spending his vacation in Mattawan,
Mrs George Boynton and sister from
Union City called upon old acquaint
ances, Saturday.
Miss Alta Adams came home Tuesday
from Pennsylvania, where she has been
visiting her sister.
Rev. j. w. Hoag preached his farewell
sermon Sunday evening to a crowded
house. He went to Kalamazoo, Monday
Rev. j. H. Emmons will preach his
farewell sermon next Sunday morning
He has been here five years and will be
much missed.
The true northerner., 1899-09-06
Decatur.

O. P. Hakes of Buchanan was in town
last week.
r. Huyck is spending this week in
Marcellus.
Mesdames Durkee, hammond and Har-
ris were in Lawton, Monday.
Clara Edwards of Niles is the guest of
her cousin, Miss Celia Hinkley
Mr. and Mrs. Del. Welcher of Dowagiac
spent Sunday with his parents.
Mr. and Mrs Fred Stern spent Tues
day in Lawtou, the guests of Levi Stern
Henry Hinckley and family of Alanson
are the guest of Decatur relatives and
friends.
Will Young, who is employed by Seigle,
Cooper IL Co of Chicago, called on De
catur friends the first of the week
Miss Mable Lindsley has returned to
Buchanan to resume her duties as teach
er in the public schools of that place.
Earl Van Antwerp and Claude Mott
leave Friday for Ypsilanti, where they
will enter the Cleary business college.
Dana Phelps of Harvey, H., who has
been the guest of his grandmother Mrs.
Irene Phelps returned home Monday.
- Harley Welcher has so far recovered
from fSs recent illness that he was able
to return from Sioux Rapids, Iowa, last
week
Walter Barron of Jackson spent Sun
day at home He, in company with his
wife, went to Dowagiac, Monday, where
Mrs. Barron will remain for some time
Dorrance Horton of Battle Creek spent
Sunday with his Decatur relatives and
friends. Dorrance has a good position as
moulder in the Nichols d Shepard shops
in that city.
John Parkhurst returned from Plain
well, Sunday morning. He has sold his
interest in the electric light plant in that
place and expects to start for the state
of Washington in a couple of weeks
j. b. Smiley, editor of the Galesburg
Enterprise, spent Sunday at the home of
S. Ellis. He returned home Monday in
company with his wife and daughter
who have been visiting here for a couple
of weeks.
The true northerner., 1899-09-06
Hartford

Geo. Merriman shipped several cars of
logs to Holland this week.
Work will commence on the power
house for the waterworks this week.
The heading mill has shut down for
the season, having run out of timber,
The Hartford Stave Co. has contracts
for IL 900 barrels to be madein their fac
tory for apples
f. Walker Il Son are shipping in elm
logs to keep their hoop mill running to
supply the demand for hoops.
Uncle VIM. Retallic, from the Soldiers
Home, Grand Rapids, is in town for a
few days calling on old friends.
Ed. Finley has his new house nearly
completed and when done it will be as fine
a residence as there is in Hartford. He
will move into it about October /.
Felix Rassett died Friday, at p. M
at his home in this village aged IS years
He had lived here good many years. He
leaves a wife, four boys and a girl to
mourn his death. His funeral was held
at the NJ r. church, Sunday, at , D. m
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The Bravery of Woman

Was grandly shown by Mrs. John Dow
ling of Butler, Pa, in three years strug-
gle with a malignant stomach trouble
that caused distressing attacks of nausea
and indigestion. All remedies failed to
relieve her until she tried Electric Bit
ters. After taking it two months, she
wrote: II am now wholly cured and can
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for the whole system as | gained in
weight and feel much stronger since us
ing it, 1t aids digestion, cures dyspep-
sia. improves appetite, gives new life.
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HOW's ThiSp

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for any case of catarrh that cannot be
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Toledo, o. Walding, Kinnan a. Marvin,
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Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter
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Sold by druggists, price 75c. Testi-
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The true northerner., 1899-09-06
COrWln.

Byron Ostrander and Charles Abbott
each have new wheel.
School began here Monday of this
week, Miss Lila Felt teacher.
Quite a number of people took in the
entertainment at Dowagiac last Friday
Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Sewers of Kan
sas were entertained at Roll Harris part
of last week. They left home in June
and spent two months in Pennsylvania
before coming to Michigan.
The true northerner., 1899-09-06
Lawrence.

VIM. Hathaway has moved to Hart
ford.
Blenn Baughman visited at Chicago
last week.
A. II. Virgins went to Benton Har.
Dor, Saturday.
Anna Rowland is spending the week
at Paw Paw lake.
F.N. Wakeman and wife of Covert
visited here last week.
Fred Robbins has purchased the Fred
Doxtater house and lot.
The w. C. I. u. will meet next Friday
afternoon with Mrs. Ransom.
The Royal Neighbors will hold an ice
cream social at their hall to- night.
Mrs Agrell and daughter Louise are
visiting relatives in Benton Harbor.
Mrs. Denton returned last Tuesday
from an extended visit in New York.
Owen Marks has purchased the Chas.
Hess property and will move to town.
Miss Eva Knowles has returned to the
Deaconess hospital at Bloomington, Ills.
Mrs. Feegles and Hattie went to the
Woodmen celebration at st. Joseph,
Monday.
Miss Efie Cornwell gave her music
pupils a picnic at Sleepy Hollow one day
last week
Lenna and Anna Hovey of Chicago
are guests of their grandmother, Mrs.
Lamphere.
Miss Irene Thompson commenced her
school in the Barnes district last Mon
day morning.
The Kibbie telephone is now in work
ing order in this place; office at F.
Weeds store
VIM. Beeching and wife have moved
to Benton Harbor, where he will work
in a planIng mill.
Miss Phoena Dunning arrived here Sat
urday to assume her duties as precep-
tress of our school.
Mrs. Eugene Harris and Gladys and
Mrs j. Smith went to Chicago, Satur-
day, and returned Tuesday.
Rev Herbert of Watervliet has been
hired by the Congregational society of
this place for the coming year.
The young ladies of the Epworth
league served cocoa and cake at the
Methodist church last Tuesday evening.
a party of young men of Chicago,
who are making a trip through the
country on their wheels, spent Sunday
and Monday at Alex Shaffer's.
A large arc light will be placed be
tween the river bridges which will be a
great convenience. Electricity will be
furnished from Mr. Fishers plant.
The following persons took advantage
of the Petoskey excursion: T. A. Cooper,
j. r. Abrams, G. A. Stebbins, f. r. Kel-
ly, Geo Fisk, II. A. Carris, Walter
Adams, Mrs. O. p. Lamphere and Mrs.
Bert Carris,
Through mistake Sunday evening,
Miss Gertrude Nash took a dose of
strychnine instead of quinine. A ply
sician was Immediately summoned, but
before his arrival a simple emetic had
saved her life.