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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-11-13

An Elegant Golden Oak BED ROOM 81 TIE.
three large pieces highly finished and finely
: +. T. : H. Of &; S21
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-11-13

All kinds of Dining Room ~ =
DiNiNG ROOM CHAIR and VONe
Cane->eat Chair. Cash II Credit
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-11-13

CREDIT to all and terms al
tered to fit every condition. A lit
tie at a time wears off a big bill
and YOU don't realize how much
you've spent.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-10-26
Columbian Clubs New Books.

The following new books have been
received and added to the Columbian
Library:
On the Red Staircase; An Imperial
Lover; A Yankee Volunteer; by M.
Imley Taylor.
The Three Freshmen by Jessie An
derson Chase.
Two Horned Alexander by Frank
r. Stockton.
When Knighthood was In Flower by
Caskoden.
Caleb West by F. Hopkinson Smith.
His Grace of Osmond by Frances
Hogsdon Burnett.
Richard Carvel by Winston Church
ILL.,
Where Angels Fear to Tread by
Morgan Robertson.
Aftermath by James Lane Allen.
Ruth Erskine's Crosses by Pansy.
Winning his Way by Charles Garlic
ton Coffin.
Kentucky Cardinal by James Allen.
A Great Love by Clara Louise
Burnham.
Jno. March, Southerner and Negro
Question by Geo. w. Cable. I
The Colonel's Daughter and Mar
ions Faith by Gen. Chas. King.
Dorothea Dean by Ellen Olney
Kirk.
Dorothea Kirk; Hazel and Sons.
Brewers; st. Vedas by Anna S. Swan.
A Strong Arm and A Mothers Bles-
sing by Kellogg.
No. 5, John Street by Richard Viii
ting.
Good Americans Mrs. Burton Har-
rison.
The Two Standards-Wm. Barrie.
The White Islandets- H. Cath-s
erwood.
Sweet Wiliiam-Margaret Bona.
My Lady-Bonnet.
The Hon. Peter Sterling-Ford.
Rupert of Hentzau-Ant Hope.
Tempest and Sunshine-M. j.
Holmes.
Marian Gray and Edith Lisle-M. J.
Holmes.
Bay PATH. G. Holland. 4
Hardy Norsman and Knight Errant
Edna Lyall.
Princeton Stories-Jessie Lynch
Williams.
The committee are very much
pleased with the promptness and care
IN which the order for books was
filled by Mr.. Roberts at so little cost.
NO more handsome nor well bound
books have been placed in the library.
Much pains were taken in the selec-
ton and it is hoped that every lover
of good reading will avail themselves
of library ticket. No money ex-
pended will bring SO much good read
ing to the home and make pleasant
the long winter evening as this will.
There should be at least one hundred
library tickets in use during the win.S
ter. I,
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-10-26
Hansen Matthias.

Once again has Cupid, the watch.
full sponsor of love sped his darts into
the hearts of two Of Audubon's most
popular young people, there to remain
quivering in their young flesh, bound
tight together by the holy bonds of
wedlock. Last Tuesday afternoon at
the home of the brides parents, Mr..
and Mrs. d. w. Matthias, their daugh-
ter, Grace A. Matthias, was joined in
marriage to n. S. Hansen, the Rev.
r. w, Matheny, of the M. e. church
officiating. The bride is well and
favorably known by Audubon's best
people. Her bright, winsome, woman
ly demeanor, endears her to her asso-
ciates. Such womanly grace is never
lost to community, nor does welded
life deprive the community of bright
star for in the sacred precincts of home
happiness, it becomes the more lus-
trious. The groom is we'll known for
his kind, courteous and genial dispO-
sition has surrounded him with hosts
of friends. His arduous, tenacious
and industrious traits have marked
him as a an to be relied upon and
trusted in any business. Marriage is
but the contamination of perfect man
hood and womanhood, too sacred to
be entered lightly, too dear to be
slighteu. They have but entered the
highest mission of.life. They depart
ed for Omaha on short bridal tour
after which they will return home
where they will be greeted by the best
wishes and fondest hopes of their
friends May they ever bask in the
bright sunshine of love as they pass
side by side down the stream of time.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-10-26
What Is Shiloh?

A grand old remedy for Coughs, Colds and
Consumption; used through the world for half
a century, has cured innumerable cases of in
cipient consumption and relieved many in adj
vanced stages. If you are not satisfied with
the results we will refund your money Price,
25c, SOC and $l00. c. w. Houston. l
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-10-26

Frank d. Allen, late of the Audu-
bon Advocate, but now located at OF
tawa, Kansas, in the newspaper bust
ness, was in town the last of the week
looking after some interests which he
still has here. Frank is we'll pleased
with his new location and future BUSH
ness prospectus are bright. The paper
is owned by a stock company, but he
has controlling interest and is BUSH
ness manager.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-10-26

w. ID. Neff and wife drove up to
Breda Saturday and visited over Sun
day with thesr daughter, Mrs. Grace
Kerr.
w. 81. Netf put up one of Hoover's
Wlndmills and made other improve
ments on his ranch southwest of town
during the past week.
Mrs. Hahn came up from Atlantic
Saturday aand is spending the week
visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Fosnaugh, north of town.
Nelson Cowles is at the county re-
corder's office writing up Charley Bag
ley's abstract books. Nelson's two
years experience at such work ena-
bles him to do such work with neat
ness and dispatch.
Ben Brookfeld, of Lincoln town
ship was in town the first of the week
chatting politics with the boys. He
received word that his brother was
dangerously ill in Council Bluffs and
departed for there to see him Wednes-
day.
John Slayton returned from South
Dakota Monday and expects to make
this his future home, having disposed
of all his interests there. He, like all
others, drifts back to Audubon county.
believing and knowing there is no bet
ter place on earth.
There was a pleasant and So
cial dinner party given at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Wilson, Monday
evening, at their comfortable home on
south Market st. The following were
the invited guests: Messrs. and Mes
danes Will Donaldson and ]. M. Nc
karahan, e: Bilharz, Mrs. D. c. Alb
rams, and the Misses Harriet Bilharz
and Emma Culver.
The first of series of lectures to be
given under the auspices of the Column
bian Club was delivered at the church
last Thursday evening by Rev. Rob't
Mcintyre. Rev. Mcintyre is one of
the most eloquent and forceful pull
pit and platform lecturers in
America. He delivered his most fav-
orite lecture, "Buttoned- Up People, ITO
large and appreciative audience. For
the cause of higher education, the la
dies could not have secured better
eXpounder of flashing wit and truth.
The next of the series will be given
November 80, the Temple Quartet,
which is equal in entertainment to
Mcintyre.
Mrs. d. Bilharz gave an elegant din
ner party at their palatlal home at the
head OF Upper Broadway, Tuesday
evening. A merry time was enjoyed
by all in social pastime, and a sump-
tuous feast was partaken of by those
present, who were as follows:
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-10-26

NEYS-AT-LAW-AI kinds of legal bust
ness carefully attended to, both in the state
and federal courts, real estate commercial and
drawn and estates carefully managed on reas-
enable terms. We have complete set of alb
stract books for all lands in Audubon county.
Call and see us on any business you may have.
Office in new rooms, first door west of Park
Hotel, Audubon, Iowa.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-10-26

Cal Marlin will be in Audubon
every Wednesday gathering news for
the Journal. Watch for us, wait for
us and give us the news.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-10-26
Does This Strike You.

Muddy complexion, Naseating breath come
from chronic constipation. Karrs Clover
Root Tea is an absolute cure and has been sold
on an absolute guarantee for over fifty years
Price Csc and soc. G. W. Houston. 3
F" [ wish to express my thanks to the
manufacturers of Chamberlain's Collie.
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, for
having put on the market such won
derful medicine" says w. w. Massin-
gill, of Beaumont, Texas. There are
many thousands of mothers whose
children have been saved from attacks
of dysentery and cholera jnfantum,
who must also feel thankful. 1t is for
sale by G. w. Houston, Extra; A. Fl.
Roberts. Audubon,
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-10-26

Mrs. Belknap
Mrs. Phelps, Milton, Vermont
Miss Clark, Iowa City
Asmus Boysen, the republican can
didate for the Office of representative,
is making an active and energetic
campaign, making the acquaintance
of voters of the county and doing what
he can to support and strengthen the
party that honored him in its county
convention by selecting him as the
candidate of their choice. He is a
man or honor and integrity, we'll fit
ted to discharge the duties of the office
to which he is aspiring. He is man
OF influence, possessing much personal
magnetism that attracts men to him
wherever he goes, and enables him to
hold an enviable position among his
fellow men. His business traits and
qualifications are such that he fully
understands business principles, which
marks him as man of affairs. Those
who meet him cannot help but be
impressed with the fact that he will
be able to compete with his associates
in the legislative hall. His home in
terests are so diversified that it will be
to his interest to look after such legis-
lation as will best advance the inter-
ests of all, being favorable to the
growth. development, advancement
and progress of the county. A vote
for Mr.. Boysen is vote for republican
principles, vote for the continuation
of our present business prosperity, a
vote for republican for United States
senator, and a vote for such legislation
as will best advance the interests OF
the people OF our proud state. If you
are in favor of such business and polit-
ical principles you should work and
vote for the man who stands true and
| firm as their champion and advocate.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-10-26

NASH, PHELPS & MOSIER,

7N NSNS5SlSl SlNzS
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-05-18

be mar friibsr in BieI in dbnIider
Stelung tbGtis.
Oetsberg. Dor ben iurufiii6en
aiItIen babier tpurben Der arbsitsr
WdKerfaIen unb bas @bepaar 0ouFe
unter Der antlase, in Sonpilier bas
Suus, bas Iie ~beppbnten, in 9ranb gsz
Itedt Su baben, nobel Der Batter Der
Srau Ooufe in ben 5lammen um's
aeben fam, prO8eifirt, Dus llrtbeil
ldutete eegen @dherfallen auf 10
Sabre 3udtbaus, seeen 5ruu 9oufe
auf a9t Sabre 3u9tbaus unb gegen
ben @bsmunn SOuie uuf Grsiipre<
dung.
Satpena6. Sin bebuuerIider
llngliidsfal bat bieSamilie bes
S6miebesSrn. MGbsr, bstroffen, in,
benz Der 24jGbrige Sobn BON Der Seuz
biibne berunterfiel rnb infolse Der ere
littener 8erleBungen mad turSer 3eii
Itarb.
ellis. SIM S9pn perungliidte
Serr Suen5ler, 8eiiber bonn Sreibof
in Sils. @r sins fort. UNI Seu heims
subolen; ais er aber ldn9e ni9t mad
SauIs fam, iu9te mar i'm unb fanb
Jpn I6per pertpunbst in einem Sobet;
nit GROCER Miibe purbe bann Der
@erungliidte beruufgeIdafft unb mad
Sau1e gebraGt, mo er ieinen 8srlet=
Sungen erGag.
SGuffelen. Sine Seuerss
brunit serIt0rte ben Oa6ftubl unb bag
pberite Stodpert Der 6abrit fir lIbs
ren%fournitursn Der 9ebriiber 2eubs
i9er.
SeittrreidslIugarH,
@ien. Der betannte Muiitle6rer
unb @omponiit Serr Sobann Summel
feierte bus 50jGbrige SubiIGum ieiner
SbGtigteit. = Der &ebrer Sobann
SGopf, peI9sr AZ Sabre lang in Der
8rigittenuu gepirtt bat, 1T s%eItprben.
= Der Saufmann Wilbelm Maiub,
Der Iein @eI9Gft in MariabiIf, &aier=
nensaiIe go. 7 betrieb, lift mad Sinterz
laFung febr betrd9tli9er S9ulbsn
peri9punoen. Die paiiipa beIaufen
ii9 auf $4,000, bic Qctipd nur auf
1000 @ulben. = Sas 0ienItmGb9en
@nna Gserpenta, @iirttemberssafe
SIR. 8 nobnbdft, itiirSte ii9 BON einem
@angfenfter bes pierten Studlpertes
Der &anblgahe go. 5 in ben SOfruum
unb blieb nit 5eri9mettertem S4Gbel
Iofort tobt am plaBe liegen. - Serr
Srans Dirl, GAZETTEER, 9rmenratb unb
@oiIenpater bcs 2. 8eSirtss, Sran>
SensbriidengdHe Ro. II pobnbaft,
peri9ieb in 5plse zines SerSi9lages.
Gomotnu. Der 29tGbriee Slid
lergsbiffe Spief Sel9 aus &onrabsz
grin, Der in SrunSens6ab in Der Mrs
belt itano unS neuli9 ben Ru9tI9neaz
aug BON &~Gnigsbers Bis SirI9ntB be-
niiBts, lpurbs in bieIer Station, mo
Wagentpe9Iel fir bic gegen SranSenss
bah &eiIenben 1T, bonn 3uge iiberfabz
rem unb setobtet.
Yrdg. DER 25ld9rige 9urtlergez
biIfe Sader persiftete ii9 unb feline
Stpei Sinber. Die uriade bes Sel6ftz
mprOss unb Morbes lit in Der Rotbz
luse Der Camille gu fu4en.
p~reBburs. Der RaBenOprfer
RealttGtenbeiiBer Rubplf @idpeng
tObtete abenbs ieinen iiingsren 8ruber
9uitup bur9 einen Meferitid in ben
Gals. Der 9ruoermOrbsr flii4tete,
tpurbe aber BON Der 9enbarmerie benz
8sri6te einseliefert.
Raab. 9ii9uf Sohann BON 3alta
erlitt ipdbrenb Der Seier Der MsfIe in
Ieiner Sdustapelle einen S9laganfaa
unb perlor bic Spra9e. Setn 3uitanb
1T bebentli9.
S~nrcm6urg.
2urtmburg. geim RabFabren
~ItiirSte Der 16 Sabre alte Charles
Rantpis 10 ungliidIid, bab er einen
S6Goel6ru9 erlitt.
@rppIbineen. 9as Wobnbaus
pes Embellishments Ritolds @lobt 1T
eilem 9ranb gum Sefer %defalen.
d. k q ho
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-05-18

nube setommsn, Der @dub stns burd
ben Obsrtiefer unb fibrte ben iofOrtis
gen Sob berbei.
M Ii lbeim a. R b. Set Sabren
mar es oieier Gage bas erIte Mal. bub
in u%nierer Staot pieber elm @bepuur
feline oiumuntene 9o9Seit begtn9: bic
GbeIeute 9ogt. Die Ha9burn butten
ben @brsntas Der alien 2eute beIpns
bers feitli6 geitaltet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-05-18

Die betdnnte Sbeo 0 :
pbin, annie gsIant. 1T CUR 3sit in Snz
bien, no lie fia Iebbaft nit Der Grim
buns zines @pntnaiiums fir bic iunz
gen Sinbus beiadftist. bus nu9 benz
MuIter Der @pmnaiien BON Srforb
unb Gton einseridtet perben iOa. Sas
neue @pmnuIium ION na9 2uru, einem
Stubtbiertel bon 8enares, perlest fperz
ben. Der @orIibsnbe pirb Elm eng
lGnbsr, ale ProfefDren uber iperben
Snber fsin. unb bic Sberaufii4t lou
Elm 8rabmose fiibren. Wars. 9efant
bat unter ben gut iituirten Raiabs unb
Mabaraiabs, bic ben 8erpdltunssrdtb
bilben peroen, betrG9tli6s Gapitulien
fir bic 9riinbuns bss 9pmnaiiums
3u1ammengebrd9t. 0as 9rogramm
Der 2ebrsesenitGnbe pirb 10 Sismli9
benz Der snslii9en 9pmnaiisu entipres
den; iebOd iolen beIorbsre auris gum
Stubium Der inbif9en heiligen S4rif<
ten fir bic iunsen !Sinpus einssridtet
tperben.
Gin gifenbabn un all,
Der lsidt gu elmer 8dtditrophe bate
fibrsn t%Gnnsn, bat fi9 auf Der 9ott<
bdrbbabu, unb omar in einem &ehrs
tunnel spii9en 8iasca unb Satoo,
Sueetra9en. Gin euglif6es @hspdr>
den tponte iid i'm Dasen elm Mtittagss
mabl bereiten, uHb 5tpar mittels zines
transportation Spiritusappardts. Oa
bic 6lamms aus3useben brobte. f9iit>
tsts bic Huge So9tsr gibbons aus els
ner pOnen Slafde @einseiit nab.
%porauf fofort Elm gepaltises Saier
uusbrad. bas bic bi9tssbrdngten Puf>
Iasiers ni6t peuig in S9reden Iebte,
Sumal man Iid in einem Funnel be-
funb, @lidli6erpeifs tonnte bic
6lamme nit &leioungsitiiden erItidt
fpsrbsn. pa Der Observation-Disclosures
ertIGrte, bieis au9srsi i'm fubrenben
3use lei ni9t reglemsntsriOrig, 10
iinb bon ben pdEdeisren uno BON Der
Prefe Sdritte setban norssH, bob Der
8unoesratb, Der bier bic oberite Snz
itun5 bilbet, fir ResIements forge, bic
berortigem freOelbaftem 2ei4tiinn ei>
men Riesel bOrf9ieben. felbit tpenn bic
@ngllnber in ibrer lanbesiiblihen
RiidIidtsIpfateit nidt bdmit etnosrs
itanben fein iplttn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-05-18

Der 9%erunsIiidte ftarb infpIse Der ere
bultenen 0erlebunsen. = Radts
|ftiirate iid bas beim Wirtb Rub I'M
&appsIbof beI9Gftiste Oienitmdbdsn
SeIene RibI aus Mettenbeim bonn
pierten Stod berab auf bic Strabe; lie
blieb lebensssfdbrli9 Dsrlebt NIT sers
f6metterten @liebsrn liesen. 0as
MGb6en alaubte ii4 bon benz 8irt6
perfolet, ais biefsr Bel ibr @inldB Bee
sebrte. Der @irt9 tpurbe porlGufig
In 9dft senpm;nen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-05-18
StTtnsSarm fl)t.

Stn9enbeim. Der II Sabre
alte Wilb. Rspp puroe toot i'm 8runs
nen ieinss @Iternbuuies aufsefunesn.
lpp Der lln9Iiidli4e, ieoenfans in aus
genblidIider @eiitssperpirrun9. ieis
mem 0aiein Elm Gnbe semd4t bate.
b d. Der northumberland
tier Seibert serietb in benz bend9barz
ten Gbersberg unter einsn beldbeusn
Roafpdsen unb purbe bierbsi berart
ssbriidt, buB CT Ueri6iebsntli9 i9pere
U~erIebunsen bapOntrus.
Wdina. Der Selner WsiB i"tiirSte
tn ftiu.r @pbnuna bic Sreppe bindb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-05-18
Nurcnt6ura.

2uremburg. geim RubFabrsn
%itiir5te Der 16 Sabre alte CHARLES
Runtpis 10 ungliidIid, baB er einen
S6GoeI6ru9 srlitt.
@rppGbtneen. 9as Wobn6aus
pes SdnbeGsmannss Ritolas @lobt tit
eilem 9ranb gum Sefer %defalen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-05-18
Ghiueti.

q p. Sutob Senn bon bier, Sips
miiqerurbeiter in Der @ipsmiible in
9iitinssn, lit i'm MiibIesetriebe psrs
uneliidt unb sst0otet iporben.
Bern. 9eftorbsH 1T mad lGnssrsr
&rantbeit Der Srampdpoirettpr Berg,
boff. Der ben Strabsnbstrisb felt Ins
Iuee bes ReBes neIeitst bate. 0erIels
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-05-18

SDIn. Bon einem IdnelIen Sooe
credit tpurbe Der idon leit % Sabren
bel Der 8iiterz@rpebition Der @iiens
balm beiddftiste 9trbsiter auFem, Der
SpiIden bic Buffer 8psier 9iitsrpasen
gerietb.
0iren. Der in ben 60er Subre1
itebenbe RepierfOrfter pDnssen ipurOe
i'm Dalbe bel Ripeseen tObt aufscfuns
ben. Die BON Siiren sntIanbte &C.
ridtscommiiiipn iteIte feft, baB Der
Sob hes 6Dritsrs auf etnen 3ufuu su=
riidSufiibren 1T. 9erislbe 1T beim
Sriibitiiden er belt bus Griibitiid
nod in ben SGnoen - benz absus gu
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-05-18
GliaB=9otbriHgeu.

StruBburg. SIN OsutI6sn So.
fpital gu 9onitantinppel itarb auf Der
&iidtebr bon elmer palGItinafabrt
Sberitarat Or. @roeningen, Regiz
mentsar5t bes bieiigen 6uBsartinerie>
regiments.
ungsrsbsim. SIN Streite bat
Der 4derer Wanfes einen 3~9iGbrigen
8eripanbten eritpfen unb beIen 8ruz
Der t0btli9 perlebt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-05-18

@ltenbeim. Sn Ter RGGe b:s
9dbnbofss puros bic 9eife bes DILL
Iers 4Ibert Srdmer aufsefunoen, Der
Dor Ginger 3eit aus u%niersr @egsnb
perI4ipunoen mar, noGoem iid bic
8erba6tsmomente zines sesen Die eis
gene Mutter unt.rnpmmenen Worbz
psriu6s berdrt seeen i'm sebGuft bats
ten. baB feline 9erbaftuus unmitteIbar
beporitanb. &rGmer bat ieinem 2sbsn
bura Gridieben Elm Gnbe semadt. ST
mar Der Sobn bes friiberen Qblers
ipirtbes in Sffsnbura.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-05-18
Slotnburg.

Grmte. Sas Nobnbaus bss Gis
sentbimers q. 9rpte lit abgsbranut.
Semmets'tam p. Gin Brand
leste bas Wpbnbuus unb bic 8iebitdle
bes @utsbeiibers plate in @Tde. Sin
Sbeil bes 8iebbsftanoes tonnte gerets
tet fperben, pGbrenb 5pOlfStiid Rinbs
pieb in ben Sldmmen umtdmen.
8drel. Der MebicindIrat6 Or.
Rumpf feierte iein 5~0idbrises Dottors
iubildum.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-05-18


Bremen. 3psi gtneeItsIte Der
Sirma Carl S9iinemann, bic Serren
Germ. Stiirmann unb DiIb. Rabms,
besingsn in riiitisiter Stride ibr flint
idbriees 9erufsiubiIdum.
2iibed. Risbsrgsbrannt 1T bds
Der Sirmu Ssinr. Ssidenborff seb0s
renbes Suus, 6iiditruBe 81. Das
Sdus, aus benz @rbgeI6ob, etnem
Stpdrert uno finf 2agerb0ben bette
benb. tpurbe bon flint 5umiIien bes
pobnt. aubsrbem befanben fid i'm
SauTs 5pei Gomptoire unb Elm 8ers
e~inslotul Der DS9ldraffia". 9rei
6eucripebrIeute, SiBs, PebpGb unO
SseitGbt, RE ni6t i9nel senug aus
benz 9erei6 oas itiirSenOsn @iebels tus
men, tpurben fdtper perlest.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-09-01
INJUSTICE TO HOSPITALS
Police Say Too Many Charity Patients
DrOp Into wichita

Acting Chief of Police Massey says the
hospitals of this city are being imposed
upon by the great number of charity pa
tients that drift into the city from other
counties and states. The hospitals are
said to be crowded now and have all o.
the charity wards full. This Is accounted
for by the fact that the report has gone
all over the country that Wichita has the
best hospitals and probably more of them
than any other city in the southwest. The
poor and afflicted of other cities and towns
are told to come to Wichita 1T is said
and when they get here they are turned
loose upon the charity of the public A
feeling of sympathy and humanity de-
mands that they be cared for and nothing
is left but TO send them to the hospitals
This is not only an injustice TO the hos
pitfalls. but is an expense to the city and
county which IS unjustly borne. The char
ity wards of the hospitals being over
crowded. the police will probably be COM
PEELED to forward such cases to other
fields or let them ~ in the city jails TO
suffer
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-09-01
FINE LOOKING SOLDIERS
Hays Braxs on the + enth
PennsyIVania Boys.

Ex-Sherif W. w. Hays returned yes
terday from Omaha, where he had been
for several weeks handling Sedgwick
county fruit. He was present at the re-
ception given by the citizens OF Omaha
to the Tenth Pennsylvania regiment as
they raised through that city on their
way home from the Philippines. Mr..
Hays said it was the grandcst ovation ne
had ever seen rendered to a body OF men.
Over 200 people surrounded the soldiers
and Wed with each other to do them
honor. The ladies pinned a bouquet on
each one of the returning heroes and fed
them with choicest vtands.
The efforts of people who are trying to
haul down the flag to make the country
believe that the soldiers are dying and
sickening in the Philippines, Is dispelled
by Mr.. Hays report of the Pennsylvania
boys. He says he never saw a more ro-
bust and healthy lot of men in his life.
All were dressed well, looked well and
appeared as II they had been on a pleas
ant jaunt, instead of hard campaign.
Every American should be proud of the
manner dn which Uncle Sam looks after
his army. Only ten OF the Tenth Penn
sylvania died in the campaign, and they
did some very hard work.
Mr.. Hays did not see Arthur Phillips
of Mulvane, who is q member Of the reg
iment
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-09-01
CATTLE STEALING
BEING WORKED BY NEW
METHODS.
sterrit Brothers OF ButieF County
Lost Fifty-Three Head.

Cattle thieving is being worked with
new methods in southern Kansas now
The thieves go about over the country
and locate the pastures with cattle.
Some time in the night they drive in, load
up one or two and drive all night. The
next day some time they sell the animals
to some farmer, or, striking town, they
sell to a butcher. They always pick I'M
branded cattle to avoid detection.
Sidney Brakeman of Leon was in the
city yesterday and reported that the Ster-
rit Brothers, seven miles south of Leon,
in Butler county, lost fifty-three head of
calves out of a bunch of 15S cattle be-
tween the Goth of July and the Goth of
August. The first time any of the calves
were missing the owners Thought proba'
bly, they were in cornfield that adj
joins the pasture and didn't pay much
attention to the matter. The thieves
probably got away with them by the
method above mentioned. That graft is
being worked in Kingman and Harper
counties. Several losses have been re-
ported,