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Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1899-04-27

MRS GEORGE osMUN Of Bslvidee Warren Co.. j. writesi
WV Suffering as had from weakness irregularities and backAshe
AVA years. from this suffering blessing Oil
wish suGeng offer and be relieved
suffer Pnkham advice and Lydia d.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1899-04-27
RETAIl-ER

PAkIg Medicine Co.,
qertlemen;--I handle aoven or eight differ
ont kinds Of Chill Tones but sell ten bottles
OF Groves 70 whero ! sell one Of tic othera.
sold 80 bottles Of Groves Shlll Tonic iq
ono day and could have sold moro II l had had
IL on hand. Mr.. Dave Woods cured I've cases
Of chillB with one bottle.
Respectfully.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-10-21
ALFREDIAN LADIES.

Auxiliary No. 8 met I'm Guild Hail
Friday night the President Sister viii
lSns i'm the chair. After usual opening
ceremonies the sick committee reported
all well. The committee on physician
reported the agreement made which
was accepted and tha committee dis
charged with thanks. Investigating
committee reported favorably on one
candidate. and the ballot proved favor
able. she being duly initiated. several
applications are promised for the next
meeting. Good of the order remarks
were made by tn r. II. Pro. II. Nor
ton, II. j.. Sister Broadhead, ana sister
McCord of No. .. After collation. had
been enjoyed the auxiliary adjourned
Auxiliary No. held meeting Wed J.
-nesday week under the presidency of
Sister Gibson. There was a good at
tendance of sisters. General bust ness
was transacted after which remarks
were made by the Deputy Wash Broad
hea I, Sisters Sansbury. Hofeditz and
C.hers. After IA social hour the auXil-
iary dulyl adjourned. Auxiliary No 4
held their semi-monthly meeting Thurs
day night under the presidency Of Sis
ter Truelove with larga gath ring Of
sisters, Regular routine of business was
transacted. Various committee present
ed reports which were accepted as pro-
gress. Ballot was taken on one appli-
cation ana declared Favorable. Sister
Baker Of Auxiliary M. ] was present.
Sister Wilkinson after quite a long and
serious sickness was once more
amongst the sisters being received
with pleasure for her recovery. Sister
Smith is reported as steadily improV-
ing. Sist T Ainswcrth has recovered her
usual health. After remarks by the
deputy ana a social half hour the aux
Hilary adjourned
Auxiliary No. > meets Wedn sday in
Alfredian Building, Wanskuck<
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-10-21

the pleasure OF all. There was an ini-
tiatiOn OF nye, and three are expected
at the next meeting. with five more
still IN view. Under the good OF the or
der a trial OF skill was had and the
lucky ones 10 receive prizes were two
sisters from the Eastern star Division.
and one from Excelsior Division.
The Grand Division OF the Sons OF
Temperance of n. L., met i'm Arnold
Post hall on October 18th. for its fourth
quarterly session, morning. afternoon
and evening-three meetings. In the
morning session. the q. w. patriarch
the q. w. scribe, and q. w. superln-
tepdent OF Y. Il. work read their re-
ports. which were referred 10 the state
of the order and financial committee.
and other important bushes done. and
one Initiated In the afternoon session
the committees reported. the places OF
next years meeting were fixed by vote:
and three were obligated as members In
the evening four were initiated and -Four
obligated. The officers elected ana in
stalled were: G.. w. patriarch. Allan T..
Peck, No. IS; q. scribe, Brother Pea
cock. G.. treasurer. Sister Quimby: O..
conductor Frank Potter, No. 1876. CHI.
Olive Briggs, q. Sen. Malcolm Nc
Cam. No. 16: G.. Supt. OF Y. L. work
Mrs Mary l.. Potter. No. l6.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-10-21
HOME CIRCLE.

Miss r.. C.. Fish was awarded the la
dies first prize at the Home Circle
whist I'm King Philips hall. hast Mon
day evening Alice II. c. Hodges the
second. and Fannie Morris the third
while Mr.. \. III Hines carried off the
gentlemen's first prize. Byron Hussey
the second. and DR.. Greene the third.
BY the unanimous decision Of the COM
mttee the playing hereafter will com
mcnce promptly at. SIS, and close at
1890. SO as To give the guests an op-
portunity to reach home by the last
cars. The prizes were all of a very
satisfactory character and reflect much
credit, upon the purchasing committee.
The parlogs are open FOR the accommo-
cation OF the guests every evening.
there viii be thirty tables, and every
accommodation afforded the players
for the enjoyment of another Well
known whist party.
Friday evening, November 10Th. the
OlneyIilie Council VIII entertain its
friends with "A grand ball 10 the music
of Hughes Orchestra, in Library Hall.
under the management Of the following
committees Irving Diamond. John
ONeil. Edward j. Pare. Joseph Dris-
coll. David j Barr. Frank .Alger. James
Lamb, John F.Csmpbell. William Joyce.
Peter De Pedro James Flaherty. A
well-known caterer W II attend To the
needs OF the inner man, ana Mr.. David
j. Barr and John +. Campbell VIII otli-
clatc as general floor managers.
America Council of Pawtuck L. will
meet i'm regular session in Home cir
Gle hall % Broad street next Wednes-
dev evening.
Four n-w charters have been pre-
scented to the four last councils organ
iged I'm Rhode Island by tn supreme
Office n Boston AMI after having been
securely framed were hung for In
spcction IN the different council rooms
during the last week.
Providence Council VIII meet In the
parIors OF The lodge rooms. Monday
evening at 80. sharp. 10 take action
ON important business.
The Htar7fv md soc'al entertainment
- University Council I'm Wamsitt1 hail
last Wednesday eveniI'g was highly
crtoved hy al pre- sent and the commit
tee i'm charge engaged tha same h3 FOR
n u~aul mas1ueraAo hail % ba siven
bv the aqmp council THURSDAY ev-r'ng,
November 23d fer which tho committee
S. already a. work
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-10-21
GOOD TeMPtARS.

The last session VI Providence Lodge,
NJ. s. was held on October 18th. with G.
r. Carrie Il. Whittemore In the chair.
ANA goodlys number OF it's own mem
bers and one visitor OF Mountain Rill''
Lodge OF Newburyport, Mass. DR.. CIV.
Hidden. a member for "A life time of the
Good Templars. also member OF the
Christian Endeavor. Epworth League,
and Sons OF Temperance. During the
evening he gave very fine address
which was listened to with the closest
attention The election Of officers for
the ensuing term was had on this even
ing. being the last night IN the term.
also the election OF representatives, 10
the District Lodge of Il. J.. which
proved sa ,isfactorY 90 all elected and
those not elected. An observation party
was held on this evening bringing in
good sum into the treasury and prov
ing a trial even for the smartness of
good memory. u. G.. II. Emma T.. sails
bury won the ladies' prize, "A gold en-
broidered jewel box; ana r. Mar. W.
CaprCn the gentlemen's prize. "a comb
ar1 brush tray. \ good sum was re-
ce we'd for dues on this evening. help
ing swell the treasury 10 a n 'ce round
sum in IL. The deputy of the lodge.
Edward u. Van DoOrn. was present.
and also Brother Doran OF Pawtucket,
II
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-10-21
RED MEN.

There was a large attendance at the
meeting Of Tahoma tribe Tuesday
evening. Past Sachem Hiram Smith
was extended a unanimous Vote OF
Fhanks for the piano that he has kindly
loaned the tribe.
Pocasset tribe has decided to held It's
demonstration In Cercle Jacqu\ Car
tier hall Broad street. Pawtuckf., in
stead of The Auditorium rs first an
n1unoed.
McshassuCk tribe held the first OF its
feries of whist games Wednesday even
ing.
The adoption degree was conferred
upOn eleven candidates and four appli-
cations FOR membership were received
at the meeting of Suuantum tribe Mon
day evening.
The great sachcm and STAFF visited
Pcttaconsett tribe Thursday evening.
Ther, were deltg gates present from
nearly Cverv tribe i'm the state
Mcshassuck tribe has requested tho
great sachem TO change the date of MS
official visit 10 that tribe. as the MEM
bcrs desire go spend that evening with
Pccasset tribe.
On Monday evening. October 30. Pp-
cassot tribe viii b. visited by the greoc
sachem and stan.
The visits W tribes one iO another az
arranged by The wivs and means COM
mittce have not been entered into by
the tribes as heartily as they should.
for in n number OF cases no delegates
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-10-21
ORDER OF ALFREDIANS.

Brigade No. met in their hall Mon
day night under the command of Hon.
Com. John Gledhill After opening cere-
monies, communication was received
from the supreme council executive noti-
Tying the brigade OF visitation on Mon
day evening, November Goth. and COLA
tion committee was instructed TO pro-
vide especially for the occasion. Sick
committee reported Edwin r. Kay sick
but improving. Good of the order was
responded TO by A.. G. james Gibson,
one OF the oldest members OF the bri-
gade. lie gave a short account OF the
inception and history OF No. 3. bringing
recoilectiOns TO the comrades which
were thoroughly enjoyable. He COM
pl-mentcd the brigade on their splen-
did financial condition. Remarks
were also made by L. II. II. r. England.
u. C.'s Whatley. McCord, Edwin Kay,
*. Afford and SALISBURY. The matter
of supplies FOR the brigade was left I'm
the hands or the Recorder. after which
the brigade adjourned.
The comrades viii be pleased 10 hear
~ the safe return Of Il. 6. Wm. Besser
after an extended tour Df Great Britain
and Ireland. This makes the ninth
time that II. G. Besser has crossed the
Donn, ana ne i DttOnlnS Qhtc mar
iner.
Brigade No. held it's regular meet
ing In Guild Han. Tuesday, the Hon.
Commands GleGhill oates presiding
General business was transacted after
which the various committees made re-
ports Sick committee reported Com
rade Henry Booth az having been sick.
but now improved and resumed work.
Tea party committee made report OF
progress. Ii was decided that inasmuch
as the executive officers were 10 visit
the brigade at the next meeting the
committee on collation. should provide
suitably for the occasion. 1t was also
voted II extend an invitation TO brigade
No. 9 of Elmwood. TO visit them on that
n 'ght. and the recorder 30 instructed.
After few remarks on good Of the
order by the several comrades. the bri-
gade adjourned.
Visitation will be made to Brigade No
I OF Worcester. Monday night Train
Will leave az $50.
Brigade No. l VIII meet Thursday at
81 Westminster street.
Brigade No. 6 viii meet Monday night
in Knig1.s OF Pythias haTI, EImWood
avenue.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-10-21
nEPTAS1PHS.

what Cheer Conclave held IT'S regu-
lar meeting at Working Girls club.
Mount Pleasant. on Thursday evening.
Archon Joseph +. Mowry opened the
Conclave at $50. the attendance was
large and considerable business was
ably handled. the various committees
made their reports ana were continued.
Deputy supreme Arrhun j. J. Dcven.sh
was present and gave some advice AMI
instruction. Brother Roberts having
remeNed 90 another city. had resigned
the office OF Inspector. ~ other JIhn ".
Goodwin WAS elected as his succ ssUr.
and the office ~ nrelate beina made va
cant By the election OF Brother Myles
Byrne hnencier. Jam s L. Mulvey was
elected to fll that office. and both We're
duly installed by the Deputy Supreme
Archcn. IL was decided ~ hold tha
regular MEETINGS ~ the Concaye on
the first and third Thursdays 3f earh
month ami members viii phase paste
this in their hats. Remarks FOR good ~
the order were rqde by Deputy Su.
preme Archon - DeNenish and DEPUTY
suprcm Organize -, w. Thompson.
several apu,ica,urs f0r new members
are ~ missed at the next meeting.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-10-21
ODD FELLOWS.

When Past Grand q. I. Klner close ]
Roger Williams Lodge Tuesday even
ing,he In part said:"This lodge is now
closed to meet again Tuesday evening
In Sterling hall' and those that were
not present TO hear this had better HE
themselves to the new hall next Tues
day evening for Past Grand Cummings.
Brothers Cook and Bushnell were made
committee TO arrange for q supper
and broiled live Holsters were mention
ed. A few OF the members looked upon
the change from the old han 20 the
new, as very solemn affair bur the
others take 1t methodically and propose
10 celebrate the event in fitting man
ner.
Canonicus Lodge had the honor OF be-
ing the first lodge OF the combination
10 hold meeting in Sterling hall, II
mee ting last evening and according to
all accounts the members made the
most of IL. IL takes more than a"move"
10 worry the members of Canonicus
Lodge.
Swarts Lodge entertained large
number OF wheelmen Wednesday even
ing the most interesting feature of. the
evening being the address Of Noble
Grand William G. Tweedell on the
Benefits OF the Wheel"
In the future Grand Secretary w. II.
II. Mosley can be found i'm the Studley
building
The officers Of the Grand Encamp-
ment will visit Manchester Encamp-
ment at Pawtucket Monday evening.
Last TUESDAY evening Grand Patri-
arch Walter G.. Stackpole, a portion OF
his suite and delegation from Mime
haha Encampmcnt visited Howard En-
campment AT Attleboro and were very
pleasantly entertained.
The Rebs slIah Assembly Will hold its
annual session in Swarts hall Monday,
Nov. "a
Franklin Lodge met in its new hall
the room formerly occupied by the
Press club. last evening and held a
sort OF n love feast in honor of the fact
that they had completed THE work of
their first move since they went"House-
keeping" Next Friday evening tn
will hold on open meeting
Hope Lodge partook Of a farewell
supper i'm the old hail Monday otening,
for the next meeting will be held In
Sterling hall.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-10-21
KNIGHTS OF PYTHlRS.

Grand Keeper OF Records and Sc al
William A. Wilson was the guest of
the Grand lodge Of Connecticut last
-'fursday at Hartford. and was espec-
tally entertained by Grand Keeper of
Records and Seal Ii. Q. Case OF that
city.
on Tuesday evening the officers Of
the Grand Lodge visited Burnside
lodge at Bristol. ,anod Myrtle lodge.
Woonsocket. Wednesday evening. On
Tuesday ~-vening of the coming week
they will visit Garfield lodge and
Wednesday evening 81. Elmo Lodge.
one application for membership was
received at the meeting of Elmwood
Lodge Wednesday evening. The rank
OF Page viii be conferred at the next
meeting
Supreme Keeper Of Records and Seal
X. l.. &. White. stole into the ses-
sion of the Grand lodge Of Connecti-
cut Tuesday. and occupied "A seat for
nearly two hours. before that body
was aware of the fact that u had 50
honored a guest. The members of the
order Of this state will give Brother
White new hat IL he can 90 the same
To the Grand Lodge OF Rhode Island.
Red Cross Lodge is to hold a series
Of -four entertainments. the same To
be held .the second Tuesday in each
month.
The demonstration at Pawtuclet
Thursday evening was A success.
Grand Chancellor John G. Purkis and
suite taking part i'm the parade Z.
The Chancellor Commanders assoc
citation visited Palestine lodge Tues
day evening and saw one candidate re-
ceive the rank OF Page and one the
rank OF Esuure
Past Chancellor T.. \. simmons II
Elmwoud lodge was very pleasantly
remembered at the meeting Wednesday
for he was presented with the chair
that was used at the Vice Chancellor's
station i'm the old hall The preeenta-
tlOn speech was made by Brother y.
r Harrington This. OF course. was
sufficient cause Tor something 20 eat.
and the "cat" consisted OF a delicious
ChOWdcr
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-10-21
WHEN The NEXT CENTURY HtGINS.

Hundreds IF persons cont ul that
the twentieth centurywfl begin 'n jan
AIRY l. 1900, Viii other hurdreIs cone
teni with equal posltiveness Jhat tha
correct date is January ] 1901 writes
Edward BOX in the Orto5.r Ladies
Home Journal "The 1900 c5utng.u;
argue that. of course. The new century
begins with It's numeral date. aud s' 0n
90 figure out very deftly that with the
last Gay of the year 1899 ths hundred
years VIII have run their course They
argue II the first year ended with De-
ce.nber II. of the year one The nineteen
huudrcdth year must uf cau s- end
with December 81. 1899. and that the Hrst
day of January 1900. Is. therefore the
first day ot tho new century. And cur
iousiy enough. this latter figure g cor-
rect but only In numcfal sense These
sjatistlcians overlook one very mppr-
tart fact however: that it re- luiins one
hundred years 80 make "A century. and
20 calls for no expert Mathematician o.
hgur' 10 Du, That the full hundred 81 jrs
uf the nineteenth century will NOT have
rlm their r'urse until H. u.eio.k. luid-
night of tnc thirty-first vi December.
Tg0T NUmefIcIlfy va enfer .he 'tWpU-
tAth century with Januarv 1. 1900.
But nevertheless. Ne must complete
ihat entire year % 1900. and g5 through
its three hundred ami siNty-hva days.
before thf actual nineteen hundred
vcur- have run their course"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-10-21
FOUND IT OUT.
Many a Providence Citi-
zen Is Finding II Ont.

Had the baekaehe good many years
And little worse every year.
Finally could not work M all.
Ny back took up all my time.
MAY sound strange. but Il Will do
it,
Found out it was kidney trouble
talking.
Always talks through the back.
Found out that Doans Kidney Pills
was The remedy.
They always talk through their cures.
They tell Providence people through
Providence people.
y backache always means kidney
trouble.
The beginning is always tho back
ache.
The ending may be Bright. disease.
Read the following case OF a provi-
aehce citizen, who found the remedy IN
Mr. Alfred T.. Young OF 2os Over
street says: II suffered from kidney
trouble FOR two years My back pained
atuteiy II J stopped or did much lifting.
thc kidney secret una became Irregular
ana presented a brckdust sediment on
standing, ana We're accompanied by
pain. Attacks Of dizz ness also an
noyrd me. and had seNcre headache.
tried different remedies but received
only temporary relief Procuring Doan.s
kidney Pills az drug store. 4 contin
ued their use until had taken foIr
boxes, when ! was relieved of the back
ache. the secreti0ns were regulated. anI
the pain and sediment disappeared -
Dnans Kidney pills for sale hy a.f
dealera-price 80 cents Mailed by Fos-
tor-Milburn Co. Bunaln y. v. sole
agents Tor tho United states Itcmem
nrr The name. Dosns, AMI take no
.t. hrr
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-10-21
PILGRIM FATHERS.

were received from the supreme secre-
tary OF New England ana also from the
supreme governor 90 tho same. which
received ali the respect due them and
were recorded IN red ink ON tha archives
OF PROV dence colony No. li5. by Sec
rctary Chesbroush. The keeper of the
safe, James y. StetsOn. was seen a. be
present, and not in Canada. as was sup
posed. One stInnger was LniLLaled.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-10-21
SONS or TEMPERANCE.

AAhc last meeting W Providence hi
viri1n ~ the sons of Temperance the
one called Exc lsior Na ie had 3g pros
rnD members ans Visitors. with W
Patriarch Frank j.. Potter presiding. to
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-10-21
Orders = e * * <
: : and Societies

We're sent and this had dlscouraging
effect upon the tribes TO be visited.
Arthur Higgins has resigned the posi-
tion OF sachem In ktlg Philip tribe.
A delegation from Pettaconsett trib.
visit King Philip tribe Tuesday even
ing.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-10-21

All nations. including France pay
Gormanv tribute Tor tho necessary and
profitable, products used ny spothecar-
les.
The record-union., 1899-10-29
APRON CARNIVAL CLOSED.
1t Was a Success, Financially and
Socially.


Socially.
An unusually large crowd attended
the closing Of the Apron Carnival,
given by the ladies of the German
Lutheran Church, last night. The large
room was packed to the walls, and the
bargain counters did a rushing busi-
ness. The carnival was a success, both
from financial and social standpoint
about $500 having been cleared for the
church.
The program of the evening was care
fully prepared and excellently rendered,
and was as follows: Choir, mixed
voices, tableau, rs Bicycling Bad for
the Heart?" Vocal duet, Mrs Forsman
and Mrs. Jones: tableaux, "The Only
Pebble on the Beach, recitation,
"Biddy's Troubles" Miss Lena. Strauch; !;
baritone solo, Walker Hunt: stere-
opticon views; tableau, wonder if He
Really Means It?" Piano solo; tab
leaux, Columbia" Good Night" BY
special request the tableaux of Thurs
day evening, "Sleep and It's Dreams, -
was reproduced and applauded loudly
The Committee of Arrangements de-
serve great deal of credit for their
faithful labors. This committee consist
ed of the officers of the Frauen- Verein,
Mrs. {. Noack, President; Mrs. Fut-
terer, Secretary, and Mrs. P. Newman,
Treasurer. They worked in harmony
with the different chairmen of the vari-
Gus departments, Mrs. c. H. .Krebs of
the apron BOOTH Mrs F. A Eble, of the
flower and necktie booth; Mrs V. Kauf-
mann, of the ice cream soda stand, and
Mrs. Greenewald, of the candy and
photo booth. Mrs. F. Knauer managed
the ice cream stand and Mrs c. Vogel
the coffee and chocolate department.
The ladies We're cheerfully assisted by
the young people of the congregation.
Mrs. f. Biewener had charge of the
entertainment and program end of the
carnival, and those who attended
thoroughly appreciated her success in
that direction. The members of Com
mittee on Arrangements expressed their
thanks to all who assisted in making
the carnival a success, and to the local
press for the assistance offered.
The record-union., 1899-10-29
BUSINESS CARDS.

MRS. A. REAM, LADY UNDERTAKER,
Ills ] ST. Tel. 991 white; day and night.
R0OT. NELSON & Co, UNION
Foundry; iron and brass. founders and
nachinists. Front street, between n and
n castings and machinery of all kinds
made to order. H. +. ROOT, ALEX.
NEIL SON, J. DRISCOLL
c1rpTATNs DONE UP, 65 CENTS A
nair and upward; fine fiannels laundered
uithout injury to the garment. French
Taundry, 912 l.. TEL Sunset S22 black.
The record-union., 1899-10-29

PIONEER PICKLE WORKS, 1920 L ST,
manufacturer of pickles vinegar. etc.
The record-union., 1899-10-29
Hotel Arrivals.

The following were the arrivals at
the Golden Eagle Hotel yesterday: A.
Seldner and wife, Case Edwards, A. j.
Mills, Ernest Bloch, New York; Joseph
Ryan, A. w. Brown, San Francisco; j.
T. Spence, Auburn; Mabel Gee, d. Rob
son, Chico; Jas. III. Prathert and wife,
Suisun; J. M. Wells, st. Louis; George
Verdin, Cincinnati; w. M. Jackson, p.
A. Lawrence, Chicago; w. r. Spalding
and wife, Truckee: w. B. Meek, Camp
tonville.