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The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1899-06-27
AN ANOMALOUS SITUATION.
A Lawyer Expresses su prise That
Farmers Should Need Urging to Pro
tect Themselves
Hills6oro, N. @.

A Lawyer Expresses Su prise That
Farmers Should Need Urging to Pro
tect Themselves.
correspondence of the Progressive Farmer.
EDENTON, N. O, July 81, 1899
In your issue Of the Gosh inst. you
call attention SO the fact that the Sub
Alliances should hold their meetings
promptly and that all fa,mers should
take a live interest In gne procesdings
An outsider would hardly think tha
farmers needed urging when On every
hand RIi C asses OF people are a2pFociaC
ing the power OF concerted ac ion IN
der the form of organ.zAtion. Why
she farmer loses sight of has latent
20 ~er is hard to understand.
Yet apparently he bas no idea Of
the il fence, strength and power he
might display in tits free country O.
ours if he ga f5 t o make lh3 tfyr5.
He is loud in his omplalnts of adverse
legislation, the hard times, trusts ano
all other sorts Of evils, and curses his
unfortunate etate and says the fates
are against him, when in truth the
fault lies largely at his own door. The
power Of the State is in the individuals
who compose its cic;z 2nshjp and ma
j~orities are supposed to rule it's des
Cinies; and il so, why is it that, out
numbering all other callings and avo.
cations, the farmer does not control or
at least largely il fIence every meet.
ing held, from the smallest to the lRrg
est, from the township to the State
conventional
There can be but one answer; that is
that he is not, and never has been.
properly organized, and hence his
strength has never been fully felt. The
farmer seems to be unconscious and
not aware of his power. I know timid
ity often results from want Of knowl
edge along certain lines, and hence it
may be that want of skill in the use
the language of meeting, commonly
called parliamentary us8ges, has led
in a measure TO the modesty and back
wardnese Of the farmer. but surely the
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1899-06-27

"a Our friends in writing to any d
our advertisers will favor US by men,
Eioning the fact that they saw ts
adver, isement in The PRoGREsm
FARMER.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1899-06-27
ATE OF ONO, CRY OF TOLEDO, ! %.

STATE OF L 0aK9' 6 C5By OF TOLEDO IS.
FRANK J. CHENEY makes oath that ne is TIE
senior partner of the firm of F. J. CH~ENEY&CO..
doing business in the City of Toledo, County
and State aforesaid, and that said firm will pay
the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for
each and every case of Catarrh that cannot be
cured by the UBe Of Halls CATARRH CURE.
FRANK j.
Sworn to before me and subscribed il my
presence, this 9th day Of December, AID. 1885.
sEAI. a. W. GLEASON,
49, Notary Public.
Hall's Cabarrh Cure istaken internally and acts
directly on the blood and mucous surfaces Of
the system. Send for testimonials, free.
F. j. CHENEY & co., Toledo, o.
re- Sold by Druggists, 75c.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1899-06-27

1t is said that the coun5 erfeis dol.
lars recently made in Wilmington CON
tain as much silver as env - 49,
Sans manufacture. Ou0
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1899-06-27
OF TRUSTS.

lanes Murdock Gives His Impressions
All Industries Must Form Trusts -
Trusts Benefit all Who Are In Them
The New SVstem.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-01-03
Nad benz Gnsliideu.

WiB @penel, oab i6 S6nen nit Sreu=
ben bebilfli9 iein werbe. llnbeoin0t
1T es cine aroBe GmpIeblung fir Sic.
pnB Sic cine Ste0uns in elmer Sa=
mile. ipie ole meini9e es 1T, inne bat=
ten."
G6e ibr bic ,3eit CUR grwiosrun9
blieb, purOe Die Sbiir oes 3immers
QeOffnet uno elm Siener meloete Gtib
Cameron. Ginen Nuaenblif oaruuf
'blpebte bic i16ne, BLONDE gribeinnng
in's 3immer. Margnrita erbOb ih.
uno Die bsioen Acknowledgement iians
ben ii6 gum eriten Male I'M Seben
9egeniiber.
gaop Sapsnant empfin9 ibrsn @aif
nit freunolidltem gntaegentommeu.
sic erfunoi9te Iib auf oas Qn9sleaent.
llAite mad ibrem geiinoen uno ftellte
ibr oann. oa lie Margarita lteben lab.
oieielbe init tursen Wortsn bor. go
fura bic Worte aber aud iuaren, 10
eroIfneien lie Wib Cameron oennob
CUR 8sniiae, mas ie ninsn polte, oaB
lie es in Wtib gpenel nit. wie Saop
Sapenant es nannte. elmer unter9ss
benen" gu tbun bate.
,9ie iunoe Game, Die 10 giti9 mar,
Die 9luili1t iiber meine 2inber 81 fiib=
ren." uno War9arita bahte mdbrenb
oelisn nit ltol3em, bitterm Sdheln:
,,Wenu lie meinen Dabren Namen MIR
miiBten-wenn lie nur abntsn, oaB es
ni6t cine arme @rsieberin, ionoern
2aOp &pleIione 1T. bic lie bier in ibrer
GeienIhaft ouloen!"
Noelaioe tihtete siniee ireunolide
@orte an iie, bic War9arita nit elmer
bOfliAen Serbeu9ung beantwortete.
Sbrem 8eiiible nad bate lie Die junae
Grbin anl lieblten bel ben iueiBen Sdn-
Den erariifsn uno iie 9efra9t: Warum
baben Sic oas Ssrm09en msines Sat.
ten on iid aeriNen? @as beoeutet oas
8ebsimniB> hes Ssltamentes9" Sic be-
berrlbte Ii6 abe-. sic betrabtete
einen Nuasnblif lang Die itrablenoe
Mnmutb oes id0nen Nntlibes uno oers
lieb Damn nit elmer V%erbeu9uug Dor
beioen Samen oas 3immerr
Mer lit oisiss idone Mdohen. liebe
2aop Sapsnant?" REF Noelaioe aus.
Sic liebt Qenau aus. als oh lie ein
aus einem &abmen 9etretsnes, Oltipa.
niihes Bib wdre. Wel6' elm iiio=
lides. an9enebmes, liebrei3enoes 8ea
ii6t!"
2aoD 9apenant mar entsiift.
Isle lit cine Wib NDenel. sic
mar Die Graieberin meiner Ginoer unO
lit ein isbr 9ebiloetes, wpblerso9enes
Mdoheu."
Sine Grsisberin?" misberbolte
9loelaioe. .Sit lie nod grsieberin9"
Rein. Sic iu6t auaenblidlid cine
Stelung als 6eieai9aitsriu," erpl=
oerte Saop Sapenant.
Saruui ia9te MiB Cameron nit
leibtem GrrOtben: ,Nls @eleaIhai=
term? @ie ieltiam. SD iubs namlid
ieit adt Sa9en mad elmer iOlben, oa
Maoame be @almD MIDI perldBt. SD
muB WfiB gpenel unbeoinat tennen Ter.
men,"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-01-03
26.

Der Simmel TOLL es Io!" tpieoer-
berhplte Marsarita Gpleltone iih, als
lie 2aop SaDenants 0ild oerlisB. sic
500 niht in YetraAt. bob lie lib gang
abIihtlih nah Comes be9eben bate.
iperrn es AUDI Dielleidt ein IeltIamer
3ufal mar. oaB lie geraoe 2abp
Sapenant uno MiB Cameron aleid=
,eitis bort fano. Die beioen Oamen
batten iid Sabre lang bort Mfbaltsn
%i0nnerl. obne oaB es tie i'm @srinsiten
beriibrt bdtte, penn Tie nidt aus imrsier
@abl bort mitibnen suiammenaetrof=
len Ddre.
Sbr Ser3 ihlus mGbtis errset.
Sept bate lie ibrer Mbsnbublsrin
ae9eniiber aelianoeu uno bate Die
Stimms oes 98eibes pernommen. oas
bon Dem 9srmD9en ibres 8atten in
2urus uno Wobasbsn i9welste. Sic
bate lie aeieben. uro oamit mar oas
lanssendbrte, lsioenidaitlibe gsrlan-
gen geiiiQt. IS itie9en MN aber aller.
lei gsfirdtunasn in ibr auf. Dis
Cameron bate lie aud geieben unb le
tonnte ibr miBfalen babeu; pisaeidt
msiasrte lie iih. ibr Die StelunN an;li.
bieten, piellsibt wiinIdts Tie cine dltere
Game UNI li4 81 baben. Wie oann9
SD muB mid auf ole 6dls porbe.
reiten," ia9te lie iih; .ipsnn ih niht
als @eieaiAafterin Der Dame oes Sau=
les nod g8alton aslanaen tam. 10
mrlb ih perluhen. oils Sisntmabhen
mein YDrbaben ausSufibren. @ie id
gum 3lele TONNE. 1T nod nidt ab,u=
Ieben, absr on isiner Grreidung iol
mid nur Der SOB binoern!
Damn ssoadte lie oss liebIidsn Unit.
liBes rno Der reinen. ianften Stimnle
ibrer Nebenbublerin.
Isle lit unbarmbsrsig ihDn!" iaats
lie 81 lib ielblt. ,Wieleidt bat Tie ben
3auber hires MntliBss uub ibrer
Gimme benubt. UNI oaourh oas Ser.
mo9en meines 8atten al iih 81 brin.
gen."
Sic Derbradte ben Sag in einem 3u=
ltanoe fieberbaftsr grmartun9, lie
filblte lid Der Grreiduns ibres 3ieles
einerieits 10 nab, uno anoererIeits ipar
lie nod 10 melt oaoon entiernt. Cine
abihldaiae 4ntmort BON Nlis Cameron
uno alle ibre Sohnunaen paren ser=
Hort. ia. m09lihermeiie iparen bic
Sbwieri9telten oaourd sebnfa9 fir lie
erb0bt.
Oils lie li6 aber gbsnos i'm Salon
oes Sanies. in Dem lie wohnte. beiano,
lam elm Siener uno fra9te na1 .MiB
@peuel". 2aop Scpenant i6idte Elm
Yillst, oas Mib Mpensl ioiort sin9e-
bGnoi9t iueroen iollts.
Waraarita nabm oas BILLET in Gm.
pfan9 unb Los es, iObalo Der Siener
oas 3immsr ~uerlallen batts. IS laus
tete:
.Meine liebe Mib Mpensl! Mib
Cameron ia9te mir belte WOrssa, oab
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-01-03

IS ndre mir iebr lieb. luenu Sic
slei1 Gil benz Sage, mo Miaoame Ob=
reiit, tdnlen. oamit ni6t crit cine eins
Jane 3miibenSeit eintritt. Sb peroe
oann in benz Seitreben, Sic gut gu
u%nterbalten. meme ei9ene Sraler an
belten Uerseiien."
sd peroe mit 9an3 nah Sbren
Witniden riaten." Osriiberte Warsa=
rita.
Sas stntliB Der iunasu Grbin err0-
tbete plObliB. .,@ines. Mib apenel.
persaB ib nod su %eripdbnsn. n0mlih
wslde Y~soin9unssn Sic ltslen. GOr=
bern Sic, mas Sic wOlen, IS plro mir
Elm 9eraniiaen isin, jeoem Sbrer
9Slnide in geaus oarauf gu tpiafab'
ren."
Sn eini9en Winuten mar benn aud
bic peeunidre Sraae, Die iiir War9arita
aeraoe bic unpihtiaite bel Der sallsen
unterreoun9 mar, befrieoiaeno aelolt.
,Weine neue 6eIeQi6aIterin 1T auf=
faleno sleihsiltia in gesus auf ben
8elopuntt, oabte Noelaioe ldhelno;
>. oas 1T INNER oas3eihen zines eolen
GbarGtters."
sic batten ii6 mittlsrreile 9eioe ere
bobsn uno betrahteten lib nun aeSen.
ieitig NIT foritenoeu Yllfen. inoem
Seoe einieermaBen iiber bic S6onbelt
Der Inoern erliaunt mar. ShlieBllb
fra9te Wargarita:
YeabIiGtigsn sic, iih nod LANCE
in Cones aufsubalten. MiB Came
ron?" Sbre 2ippsn bebten uno err
bleihtsn, wdbreno iie oieie Gra9e, bon
oeren Seantwortung fir lle 10 piel
abbin9. that.
.9tsiu." erpioerte lie. ..@s piro
nun euolib 3eit. oaB ib mad DaltO!s
court TONNE, uno bod weroe ib lsioer
gesuungen iein. nod einen turSen aufs
entbalt in 9onpOn gu nelmen. ebe i3
oabin iberlieoeln tann."
,,Nab @altoncourt?" wieoerbolte
Marearita. Sbr Ser3 er5itterte bel
Dem Slange Des poblbetan1te1
Namsns.
,Sa, oas lit meme Seimatb. penig.
items meme alNsnbliflihe Seimatb.
%98altoncorrt 1T cine berrlihe SeliBun9
= ih liebe es euolih. Wenu Sic
Sinn fir oas Sb0ne in Nntlr nno
Stunt baben. 10 werosn Sic lid liAer
bort isbr sliidlih iiiblsn."
..Gs 1T meiu GiGentbum, oenn es
aebort meiuem 8atteu," oadte War-
garitd. Sic ia9te teiu WOrt, ridtsts
aber unmilltilrlih ihre Ihlante 8eftalt
al ibrer pollen S0bc empor. IS 1T
mein Giaentbum; Oh Su aber melnes
8atten @elo bait. 10 tOnnen N0an nno
i6 nidt bort lsben." Qriibelte lie pel=
ter unD oieisr 8eoanle lieb ibre Stimme
uno ibr Meien 10 tult eriheinen. ooB
9RiB Cameron lie gAuS erltaunt anlab.
lluo onun in0tcn lie Ii@ balo oarauf
2ebewO6l. Sa9 uno Stunoe fiir War=
e~aritus ueberlisoelung puroen feltae=
iebt, uno Tie ~trennten llh nit berSllben
99iinIhen uno Worten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-01-03

ptileb oN' UoHt "''
cinem 8emilh pon irpben uno b"ltteren
@efubleu. Ger pielia6 astpunoene
Yiao, ben lie IreiwilIiN betreten wollte.
Lag nm flor Dor ibr. Se0e Sblpie=
rlateit mar iiberpunoeu. jeres Slnoer=
niB peoaer1umt. 4ber lie fiiblte plOBs
LID cinen oepiileu gDioerwlllen oa9e-
gen. eiu Gerlan9en, 81 entflieben uno
ibren goriaB u~naus9efiibrt 81 lnIlen.
uno oann silrnte lie lib luieberum UNI
oisIer &s9un0 iulllen.
,,9Gie!" rief lie aus, bari ih ben
Wutb lintsn laIien. iueil oie'es @eib
ein ih0nes Nntlib. 9plONldnsenoes
Saar bat. Sic bswa6rt Nemelnibaft=
lib nit meinem Gatten bas @ebsim-
nib oes S%sltamsntes. oas tie mir unbes
oin9t bdttsn anUertrauen miineu."
Sic bemiibte lih ablidtli6. i6r Sers
oeoen oas jun0e Wdoben. oaB lie tbO=
ritter,usile als ibre Nebsnbublsrin be=
trahtete, gu DsrbGrteni lie iaSte IiA
mieoerbplentlih. oaB lie allein Die Sers
anlaIluns 81 ibrer ihmerSlihen Srer-
nuno BON 2orO atpleIione lei, uno
oennpd mar es ibr nl6t.mOalib. lie su
bal1en. Der 3aubsr beg boloen ant=
libes uno Der iiiben Stlmme belt lie
"0eianeen uno lie tonnte lib isiner ni6t
ernelren.
Sie 3miidsnseit. biz lie gu Wis
Cameron iiberlieoelte, Dersing fir
Marsarita in wabrer 8rabesrube. lie
bate na6ber tuum &ebenidaft 9eben
tonnen. .pie lie lie eiaentllh suasbradt.
Sic bate nur cine ountle @rinnerun9
bon aars sinFOrmiaen Sasen uno Nd6=
ten = lis bate 9eaeRen. iucnn Nnoere
aBen. mar lpasieren ae9anaen, bate
an Stranoe 9eisiisu uno bsobahtet,
iuie Die Welen li6 am ufer brahen.
bate menihlihe Stimmsn pernommen.
Die wie aus wsiter 6erne on ibr Obr
i1lusen. bate Wulit asb0rt, bic fir
Tie feline Melcoie bate, neil cine ibpere
Gait ibr @ebirn 81 beoriifen i6ien uno
oas Ssnten ibr CUR Slal SetuOroen
mar.
sic %erinnerte iib einSelner Sage.
mo ibr bic Come blutiarOtb uno Die
groe blsiarau srIbienen wGr-wo tein
2%ebensatbem ourb Die Suft aing unb
Der Nabtmino teine &iibluna brahte-
lie bate Ndhte ourhwadt. bic fir le
tein Stern erbelte, no Der Mpno tribe
uno bitter luno oas 9eben cine unun-
terbrodene Dual IAisn. Mber iis bate
uerIu6t, iih auisuraifen. Satte lie
ni6t ibrsu srpBen 2ebsnssped errsiht,
mar ibr oenn ni6t Der Wuni6 erfilt,
an benz ibr aanSes 0ers bing?
SIN bieier 3wiitsnBit iaidts 2aop
Sapenant einmal nab ibr, mar aber
bel ,ibrsm Griheinen 9ana e%ritaunt iibsr
oas seoriifte g8eisn oes iunaen Mdo-
hens. Sic bate srtpartet oa6 iie BON
freuoiaem S~antseilbl erfiilt iein
wiiroe, ltatt oellen mar lie 10 trauri9
uno nahosntliA. wie 2aop SaDenant
lie ME SiDor SeIebsn bate.
,.8eIdat Shneu WtiB Cameron
niht?" fraate Wplaop. IS mdre ibr
islbIt lieb qeWeIen. Die etmaiaen 6ebler
Der iunaen Grbin bel oieler Wele0enbeit
su eripriheu.
..Cb iis mir ~aefd0t?" misosr6olts
Wargarita balb inn Sraume. Sn
ibrsm aufSersStsn @smutbsaultauos
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-01-03
%.

Der Wshiel INA ein9etreten. sra.
oame es Salmp mar in Sbrdnen &c.
baoet. inter 3uriidlahun9 pieler gutter
&atbidld9e ab9ereilt. Ino Margarita
9lpensl bate ibre STEELE einaenommsu.
Der bsrsIibe. liebensmilroiae @nlpian9.
ben bic junae Grbin ihr bsreitete. mar
lpirtlih unilbertref1ib.
W orteBungo l9t.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-01-03

lohoers ail9eilebn. Wta0ame bate 10
Slelerlsl 81 iaGen uno Margarita 10
Weribleoenes ans Sers 3u leqen, uno
WfarSarlta. Der ibre idieIe SteQuna
llnmer mebr Iiibl6ar wuros, nabm Die
Hatblbldge niAt ionosrli1 freunolid
auf.
$50 bin nidt CUR ShauIpisI.rin
aeboren," oahte lie. sd speife.
oaB ib meme GOlIs seiAldt ourdfib.
rem lperoe."
..gines mus id nod defenders er.
lpdbnen." fubr WaDame fort. .,oa
Sbnen Die Yflidteu elmer 6eieuidoite.
rim 9an3 unbetannt lino. Mis Came
ron 1T ndlnli6. psnn lie es mir nibt
libel nlmmt, perihweuoerii6. ia TAFT
tborl9t in ibrer 6reiaebiateit. gle
beoarf ltets Semanoss. Der lib ,miIdeu
lle rnb Die 3uorin9libteit Der Meu-
leben ltellt uno lie Dor ben Sol9en ibrer
Ssldtaldubiateit IbuBt."
War9arita ma6te cine Ysrbelouno:
olele ael6dfti9e. lii.i9 auslehenoe
Jrali. Die tie nit 10 iaarien, bered-
nenosn glifen NAB, rar ilr entIdie.
Den unipmpatbii1.
sd peroe mid bcmii6er, nsin
Seltes 81 tblln, =" ertuioerte lie tolt.
Sulo oarauf mar Die unterreouno
sur srleidteruna aller Setbeiliateu
beenoet. @oelaios mar iebr aeIpanut.
Wiaoames urtbeil iiber lire neue
Ureunoin gu psrneGmen.
,.Sa gu mid Direct oonad fraoIf."
ertploerte WaDame etlpas fOrmlih, 10
mus id Dir natiirlib a%ntporten. sSh
hInnnle Dir uolltommen oarin BEL, oaS
ne 10 lbbn pie eiu altipaniides Silo
~ lno manhem Oerielben entitieoeu
4lei1t."
.,ltno balten Sic iie fir 9emanot?"
uSa," periests Waoame etlpas
anrilfbaltenO, lie beiibt entihieoeu
be notbl9e @%epnnOtbsit fir pisle
6Gae."
..Nber lie QeIdllt Sbner nibt, Wa=
odme. Seien Sic ehrlit. SD bin
ieit oopon i~lber5cuat," iaate Noelaloe
lebbaTt.
.Su baif 9tsbi. meme 4iebe," ae=
ltHio Waodme Elm. lie 9efllt mir
burhnus nldt. SD babe orei Saupt-
einOrilie opn iGr.
LIMB pel6s linO oas?" iraoie glee.
lcinc.
,.Grtens balte itb lie nift fir ous.
mas ne iteint. osnu lie mar in eiEcr
anns unbeQriinosttn WeiIe suriidhal.
tcnp. NuberCem CLAUDE idD, oa, lie
lrQenO cine Golle lpislt, Obne bar i'd
mir ertldren farm. inmieiern, uno
nrltteus bin ih iibsrseuat. oab lie Dir
nI6t mobl luill."
sd CLAUDE. Sic irren i'd" Der.
iebte 4oslaioe.
..Su bit jung. leibtaldubio uno
groBmiltbiQ meiu liebes Sinh. Sh
bin alt uno piellciAt aa,u melttlua.
aber ih bin Idarflihtig uno ~beionnen.
Sn We,uQ auf @eurtbeiluna Don
@harattersn IRE ih mid ieltcn, iD
pfleae Wduner uno 6rauen meilt rcd,t
an p~ertehen. Bebe Soft, oo6 9ir
allies Qans nGh Wunid nit ibr 9eGt.
aber ih Sipciflc odrau. @eoente mei-
ner @arnung, ebe Oh oieIe WiB
Ipend le III Sein Gcrtrausn Sieblt."
..Nber wie iimmt oas su 9uop
Sapsnants ltrtbeil2" entNeQnete Ioe.
laioe.
,,Su peranlaileIt mid. ~i6onuuQslos
al urtheilcn. meille lisbs Noelaioe."
ernloerte Waoome unNsouloi9. ..2uop
Sapenaut 1T nibts msi!cr. als cine
6leoermaus in Der @sieuihaft."
Noelaioe ladte berSlid, uno oas 8ss
lprGb mar beenost.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-12
GETTINGWELLASLEEP
Hypnotism Used to Cure
Spinal Disease,
LADY FROM AUGUSTA
Sleeps Twelve Hours a Day at
St Francis Hospital.

The science of hypnotism is being ap-
piled in a somewhat successful manner
in one OF the worst cases OF spinal trou-
BILE that has probably ever come to this
was brought to this city from Augusta
three weeks ago by her pastor. Rev.
Barth of the Baptist church. Miss Mel
son was injured seven years ago, from
which injury grew a spinal trouble that
for all these years has baf1ed the skill
of physicians. She finally got so bad as
TO render life a constant misery. When
brought, here she. suffered with convul-
sions and her form was racked with pain
and her spine was curved to one side.
She was taken to the st. Francis hospi-
tai Her commissions would grow more
frequent and were so intense that some
times lie strongest medicines would not
;elieve her.
DR.. FcIdyce, who Is now using the SCI
ence of hypnotism In his practice, began
the hypnotic suggestions with Miss Nell
son. She yielded readily and is now IN
de-go,ns combined medical and hypnotic
treatment. The hypnotism is only used
TO relax Ter when in q CONFUSION or to
put her into deep sleep when she feels
the spells coming on. For a while Miss
Nelson was given a hypnotic suggest ton
every night in order to put her out Of
her misery and give her nerves a quiet
and soothing rest She was told to sleep
twelve hours. Immediately she would
go into a deep sleep and nothing could
disturb her until the end Of the twelve
hours, when she would awake on the dot
without any aid whatever. For a while
Miss Nelson could not eat. A simple
suggestion and she would call for glass
OF milk or whatever the physician desired
her to have
The tendency Of hypnotism In Miss Mel
sons case IS to give her freedom from
the commissions and pain incident to her
trouble, and to give her frequent rest.
Miss Nelson seems to be getting along
nicely. A Jacket has been received from
Cincinnati which will be used to straight
en- her form and 1t Is expected will be
very efficient in this respect Her recov-
cry is expected to be more rapid from
now on. and the ny. 2otic sleeps are not
given IS often as at first.
This is the first case ever treated by
hypnotism in this city by a home physi-
clan prof. Vernon had several private
cases when he was here last winter play
ing an engagement at the Crawford
Grand. Prof. Vernon is said to have
given instructions in psychological sci
ence to some of the physicians here.
There are some cases where It is said to
work most effectually. When employed
as in Miss Nelson's case to relax the sys-
tenn, it takes the place of morphine,
chloroform or opium, and leaves no sick
ening effects.
Miss Nelson, who is undergoing this
wonderful treatment, is one Of the most
popular and highly respected young ladies
OF Augusta She is a member OF the
Baptist church there and her friends in
quire great deal about her, and all hope
that she viii be entirely cured Of her
terrible suffering and misfortunea.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-12
NOTED TRAIN ROBBER
Frank James Secured as Start
er for Wichita Races.
SALE OF JOE PATCHEN
Does Not Alter the Contract
to Bring Famous PAGER Here.

Frank James. the notorious ex-bandit,
has been secured TO start the horse races
in Wichita next month.
Mr.. James is regarded as one Of the
finest starters in the world and it was
because of his ability along these lines
that he was selected.
He is a brother OF Jesse James Of Mis-
souri,. and was with him in all his great
raids and hold-ups. After the fall of
Jesse James, Frank James reformed. The
officers in Missouri were glad to cry
quits and Frank James settled down in
business and reformed. He Is now a
business man in St Louis.
Mr.. H. G. Toler secured him to start
the horses at the Wichita fair and yes
terday received the contract by which
Mr. Frank James pledges himself to come
to Wichita to act in that capacity.
There Is no doubt now that the race
program to be given here next month will
be by far the greatest ever given in the
entire west. The trotting and pacing
races will attract the fastest horses in
the country, and Mr.. Toler is now busy
receiving entries.
The sale of 10 Patchen by Mr.. Marks
to Mr.. Haws does not alter the contract
for Patchen to race against John r. Gen
try in Wichita in the least. The two
peerless stations will race in Wichita. and
nowhere in the west this year, and John
r. Gentry probably never again, as he is
to be retired.
The Chicago Horse Review says: THE
sale of 10 Patchen to George Haws was
made with condition that he would
comply with contracts already made by
Mr.. C. W. Marks to race 10 Patchen
against John r. Gentry at Goshen, N. Y,
Rochester. N. Y, and Wichita. Kansas. "
Other places are advertising a race be-
tween 10 Patchen and John r. Gentry.
The only race between these two kings
of the turf in the west will take place
in Wichita. September 81. Frank James
will start them.
This race will be the event of the meet
ing, of course. But the other races will
have their following and Will be the best
all around contests ever seen in Wichita
or anywhere else in the west
The management has also decided to
have running races. Running races.
which prevail entirely in England and
are popular in the east, have been for
some reason lightly considered in the
west until lately.
They are growing in favor and Wichita
next month will have some which will
be worth coming hundreds of miles to
see
Mr. Toler said yesterday that interest
taken in the race meeting was The great
est in his experience. He predicts that
the greatest crowd in the history CT the
city will attend to see 10 Patchen and
John r. Gentry driven against each
other. He says there will be no hippo
drome; that they will go % beat each
other and to reduce the record.
New attractions for the :ace tack will
be secured daily from now on.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-12
CLYDE MATTOx
SAYS HE rs GLAD HE WAS AR
RESTED
Passed Through Wichita Yesterday
I'm Charge OF Sheriff Pierce.

Clyde Mattox, in charge Of Sheriff
Pierce of Newkirk, went through Wich-
tia yesterday on the way from Los An
geles, Cal, where Mattox was recently
arrested. Sheriff Simmons came down
on the Santa Fe from Newton and had
a short talk with the famous criminal.
Mattox said he guessed IL was all up
with him now for the rest OF his life,
but that 1t would be better in prison
than running from the officers all his life.
He said that he had to dodge from one
place to another all the time, not daring
to make acquaintance nor have a friend
anywhere The nervous strain, he said,
was terrific and would destroy the health
OF any man. In making his trip Mattox
didn't dare to ride on a railroad train
more than a few stations at q time. He
never remained on a train long enough
to allow kilograms to 90 ahead and ar
range his arrest. He said he was glad
that II was all over ana that he didn't
have to dodge any longer.
Mr.. Simmons says Mattox doesn't look
much the worse for his trouble and ap-
parently is not any older than he was
ten years ago. His last crime was the
murder OF lincoln Swinney, a ranchman,
at Ponca City In April