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/ o'clock the Hongkong and Shanghai
banks, London branch received con-
flrmation OF the news, and at about the
same time. Mr. Dawson delegate
from Singapore to the congress OF me
association Of chambers of commerce OF
the United Kingdom, now in session
here, informed his fellow delegates.amid
loud cheering, that he had just received
a dispatch from his son announcing the
relief OF Ten Tsin.
CROWDING TO HELP SEYMOUR.
The news reached Berlin later from
the German consul at che Foo, who an
nounced that the relief column reached
Tien Tsln during the afternoon Of June
%, and started again on June a to
the relief OF Vice Admiral Seymour,
who with the foreign ministers, was
said 10 bc occupying o position twelve
and a half miles from Tien Tsin, where
he was surrounded and hard pressed by
-reat force Of Boxers and Chinese
regulars.
Possibly the japanese report that
Seymour Is a prisoner and that the
ministers had left Pekin guarded by
Chinese soldiers is merely a distorted
version OF the Berlin story But In any
event. definite news may be expected
speedily. and II Is confidently believed
here that Seymour and his
companions win be safely delivered
from their plight
HORRIBLE AT TEN TSIN.
According to the report Of a China
man refugee who has arrived at
Shanghai, the condition Of Tien Tsin
Is horrible. Everywhere Ia the streets
are the bodies Of massacred men and
women. Americans as well as all other
natlonallties The Hongkohg and
German banks, he adds. were both des-
troyed early during the bombardment
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Illinois Democrats.

Springfield, H.. June Pat noon to-
day II seemd apparent the Democratic
nominee for governor would be Samuel
Alschulcr Of Aurora. There seems now
20 be little probability that Carter Har,
rison's name will be presented to the
convention.
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Not Yet Concluded.

Judge Cherry and jury are stu oc-
cupied In a trial OF the issues between
the Culmer-Jennings Paving company
vs. Salt Lake City. The probabilities
are that the whole Of the present week
viii be consumed before a conclusion IN
reached
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Gen. Bristow Arrives.

New York, June 26.--Among the pas.
sengers who arrived on the Ward line
steamer Mexico from Havana today
was Gen. Bristow who has been inves-
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Informal request Of Minister WI yester-
day end amounted 70 a declnauon.
SOUTH CHINA QUIET.

Paris. June &C. 2.45 p. mn Del
casse. the minister OF foreign affairs,
informed a cabinet council today the
French consul at Shanghai telegraphed
under date OF June Gath that an was
quiet in the southern provinces, In the
Yang Use Kaing valley and In Szec-
huen province. The minister added that
no news had been received from PekIn,
and that eleven Chinese warships We're
living of Shanghai
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PATRICK REDDY DEAD.
Attorney for Occur GAlene Passes
Away Today.

An Associated Press dispatch from
san Francisco this afternoon announces
the Death al that place today Of Patrick
Reddy, who represented the Occur
d,Alene minors during their great strike.
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Low Water In the Mississippi.

la Crosse. Wis. June 26.-The pres
ent extremely low stage OF the Mis-
slssiugl river l.G feet is unparalleled
IN forty years. Il Is feared that the
low yater will force an entire susDen-
sion OF steamboat operations.
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nnnnlnln,s Pnstmnster.

Washington June 26--The President
has signed the commission of Jos. NJ.
oats as postmaster at Honolulu. The
commission had previously through an
error. been made I'm the name OF John
NJ. Oats, the brother OF the present APP
Dointee.
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al on U. 5. ncnosItorIes.

Washington June 2s.--The secretary
Of the treasury VIII tomorrow issue his
third call on depository banks for S.
000. 600 held by them as deposits The
money Is to be returned 20 the treasury
July 10th.
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Tn Goes Sugar.

New York, June 26.-All grades OF
refined sugars were advanced lilo OF
one cent a pound today.
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with the TransatIantIo LIners.

Palermo. June 26.-Arrlved. Victoria,
Genoa. Tor New York
Liverpool. June ?6.-ArTiyed: Partisan
from Montreal
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REMEY GOES TOO.

The navy department announces that
the armored cruiser Brooklyn with Ad-
miral Remey aboard will take 300 ma
rines from Manila to Taku, stopping at
Nagasakl en- route. The gunboat Prince
ton has been ordered 10 Swato, Annoy
and Foo Chow, thence 10 Shanghai TO
install an electric plant, keeping ever
ready for Immediately active service
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RELIEF OF TEN Ts1N.

,rIgshaon. June 20, l:2s D. m,-The ex-
fre -s.' dispatch OF the Associated Press
sB,s. She Foo giving Admiral kempn
H. w ilatiVe announcement OF the re-
ka,, ilsn Tsln June %, remained for
M .he sole news OF this occurrence
"V'1a'wide impoftsnts. At about
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GEN. cHAFTEE 10 COMMAND,

The President has assigned General
Adna Il. Chaffee 10 the command of
military forces operating In China. Cen
eral Chaffee was at the war department
today. receiving instructions, and viii
leave for san Francisco IN time 20 sail
on the first OF July with the Sixth ca
valry. This detachment sails on the
Grant. which has been ordered 10 touch
al Nagasakl for further orders. II Is
probable that the ship win then sail
direct for Che Foo with General chat
Zee and the sixth cavalry.
General Macarthur was oabled to-
day an order directing the commanding
officer OF the Ninth infantry and such
other forces as may be operating IN
China By the time OF the Grants ar
rival 10 report to General Chaffec on his
arrival Unless present plans change
headquarters Will be established al Che
Foo General Macarthur was also d.
rected 10 send Captain Russell OF the
signal corps with a detachment 10 Che
Foo. Captain Russell. during the span
in war. worked IN conjunction with
naval officers and he has been selected
10 have charge OF the signal operations
because Of his familiarity with that
work In both the army and navy.
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NO ARMlsTIcE NOW.

washington, June 26.-The six great
yiceroys Of China. acting through the
Chlnese minister here. today renewed
their efforts TO have foreign troops Kept
out Of China until ii Hung Chang
reaches Pekln. The request was a for
mai document signed by six vieeroys'
including II Hung Chang.
The answer Of the United States gov
eminent was the same - that 70 the
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RUSSIANS AND AMERICANS
KILLED.

Shanghai also reports that the Amerl-
ambuscaded that the forces were
Obliged TO abandon several field guns
and much ammunition. About $50 Rus
SLAMS and eleven Americans were killed
or wounded.
The German gunboat Hits and a
Russian torpedo boat destroyer are
patrolllng the PEG Ho river and rak
ing with guns the native villages on
the banks which were filed with con-
cealed "Nigers"
A dispatch 20 the Associated Preso
from Canton says that all the female
missionaries from the outlying districts
are coming In owing 20 the warnings
OF native Christians. The missionary
hospitals are being deserted by the stu
dents and servants.
IL HUNG CHANG HEsITATEs.
Although II is officially said al Canton
that ii Hung Chang Will not 60 10
Pekin, he continues his preparations foi
departure. a telegram from the COVER.
nor Of Lao Chow, dated June 20 which
reached Berlin, announces that accord
ing 10 reports from Chinese sources,
Vice Admiral SeymOur's force has
reached Pekin This is probably mere
~ a reiteration Of the previous reports
on the same subject.
TROOPS LEAVE MANILA.
washington, June 26-The secretary
OF state has received a dispatch from
u. S. Consul John Fowler at che Foo,
saying: Combined forces entered
Tien Tsin 2Srd."
The war department has received the
following cable:
Manila, June 26.-Adujutant General,
Washington:-Nint infantry sails 2lth,
thoroughly equipped and well supplied
with everything.
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RinbalI KrunbS,

Wednesday, June 13.-Thomas ID.
Hubbard made business trip to Erie
Tuesday
Misses Ivah and Elsie Smith are on
the sick list.
Captain Wherrett is ready for black
berry pickers.
Mrs. T. D. Hubbard was visiting In
Stark Monday.
Sam Reese went to Erie on business
last Thursday.
/ John Bender haslmproved his house
by painting it.
Children's day exercises were very
good and we'll attended.
George Adolph has bought new
buggy. Look out, girls.
Bert Russels brother, from Tenne-
ssee, is visiting our neighborhood.
Rev. Howell has new photograph
and intends to hold entertainments.
Rev. Howell will hold photograph
entertainment at the Valley Saturday
night. Admission 10 and Is cents.
Elias, Lutte, Len Cottrell, Sam Nc
Conn, Jess Moore and Sam Reese
started for western Kansas this week.
Velma Smith and ChauncY Sim
mons came home from Erie Friday,
where they are attending normal, and
went back Sunday.
We understand that in our town
there was a great deal OF trouble dur
ing the practicing for the children's
day. without further information ap'
ply to Ivan and Neica.
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ROIIin RECORDINGS.


Threatening weather.
Rain Sunday morning.
League was we'll attended Sunday
night.
Guy Treloggin had his best girl tt
league.
Mrs. Mary Burghart has sold car
load of corn.
Mr.. Albert BUrghart visited at Mr.
Aug Meyers.
Ed c. Burghart and wife visited at
Chanute Sunday.
Mrs. Eliza Meyer visited at Mrs
Mary Burghart's Sunday.
Quite a number of fishermen along
the river this year but few fish.
The creamery in the city of Rollin
seems to be getting along very nicely
Quite a number of ROllin young
folks visited at Peter Briner's Sun
day.
Crops are looking very nice. People
will soon have to commence laying ~
their corn. -
There Will be Church and Children-
Day exercises at the Union School
house Sunday.
Wheat harvest is right on hand and
hands are scarce so some people are in
trouble about getting hands.
Wanted-A handsome lady for roast
ing peanuts for Burghart Brothers,
will pay reasonably good wages.
Mrs. Meyer, Mrs. Mary Burghart
Mrs. Lena Burghart and Mrs. Rettig
took pleasure trip to Mrs Geyster's.
Herman Krammer has quit working
for Mr.. Kruger on account of his
not having enough work for Frank and
him.
The flies IN this vicinity seem to be
very bad on animals this season. 1t
would be smart scheme to fly net
the cows.
Mr.. Bill Rensing, Aug Gericke and
John Reanslur have left for western
Kansas whar they intend to work
during harvest.
Mr.. Charlie Overbay and Cora Sim.
mons got married Sunday the tenth
We wish the couple much Joy and
happiness for the future.
Mr.. Northscott has not much milk
to send to the Rollin Creamery now
that the lightning struck and killed
two Of his best milk COWS.
Oh Charley don't you think that
black lip of yours is nice? If you dc
you had better keep out of the rain
with it or it undoubtedly will fade
One day last week as Sprague Law.
renee and wife were out In the woods
hunting, his gun accidently went of
and came very near shooting his wife,
The Rollin Milk haulers have quite
grin on their face thinking wonder
what money they will get to carry
when pay day comes. The patrons
have also got grin on their face but
just enough to make the women folks
look nice so let them grin.
Mr.. Joe Allen has run all the boot
leggers out of town and is now killing
off all the dogs which have no CHI ecks
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Pleasant Valley.

Wednesday, June 13.-Wheat is
ready to cut.
Ada Collins visited her parents Sun
day.
Joe waggoner spent Sunday with
his widow.
Emma Toomey says she has more
chickens than anybody.
Irving Roe was smiling on Fanny
Waggoner Sunday night.
Grandpa and Grandma Babbington
were shopping in Erie today.
boys, get ready for the military
wedding soon; that's what Joe w.
said.
The church has been trying TO clean
out the smart class. o. we wish only
that they could.
Base ball playing was well attended
Saturday. The carlton boys beat the
Shaw BOYS. Boys get move on YOU
Gurley Babbington wears a broad
smile now that he has a nlne pound
boy at his place. Who would have
thought Of Il.
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Bio Creek BroWSingS.

Din VI CON LII wv Sii SSs
wednesday, June 13-Oat harvest will
soon be here.
VIM. Hanna made business trip to
Erie last week.
John Kelly has sold one Of his COWS
to Mrs. Arnold
Mrs. Nettie Booze was visiting her
mother one day last week.
Miss Leila Award, of Leanna, was
guest at Mr.. Limbocker's Sunday,
Miss Clara and Mr.. Earl Hunter
took dinner with H. N. Filson Sun
day.
Mrs. A, P. Gibson and Miss Ruth
were visiting in lola the first OF the
week.
CT. Lasley says he is now ready to
perform all the duties Of the squire.
Charges reasonable.
Children's day exercises at the chap.
el last Sunday were well attended and
were a success In every respect.
The Ladies' Aid society Of the chap
ell will give dime social at the home
of Mrs. c. f. Leasly on Wed. night,
June 20.
Herbert Cummings is travelling In
Oklahoma. We wonder ii he won't
come back soon for cook providing
he gets location.
Mr.. Charles OverbaY, OF Shaw, and
Miss Cora Mable were married at
high noon last Sunday, Squire Lasley
performing the ceremony. Mr.. and
Mrs, Overbay will make their future
home with the brides parents.
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on them. All people who have good
dogs would do we'll to tie up their
dogs or keep track Of them, for he Is
talking of getting John Osborn, the
champion dog killer One day last
week there was little rat terrier dog
| in his barn sucking eggs, and John,
getting aggravated, took the dog by
the tail and knocked him around the
corner of the barn and broke the poor
critters back
Hurrah for the fourth! Program
will be as follows. Farmers running
race, one mile dash. One mule race.
Potatoe race. Sack race, Tub race.
Slight of hand performing by Sprague
Lawrence. Slack rope walking by
Peter Gingrich. Mr.. Morris Will talk
on the subject of womens rights.
High dive by Mr.. Frank Kruger leap
of one-hundred and seventy-five feet.
Democratic speaking by Samuel Noff-
skier. Debate by Squire Glover and Mr..
Morris about which can run the fast
est, dog or cat. There will be quite a
number of Marshals that day so boys
you must be good. There will be a
creased pole there on the ground
with seventy-fve feet to the top.
Mr.. Frank Kruger is going to have
a creased pig there and there will be
five dollars for the first one catching
the pig and holding it so tar your
hands boys so that it wont slip thro
them so easely. Prize fight by
Champion Pilgrim and the Champion
of Shaw. FoOt-race by Rev. Gingrich |
and Aug, Meyers. Philip Rettig's
baseball nine will play match game
with the Shaw team. Andrew Meyer |
will be bar-keeper for that day, We
suppose Joe Allen will not be seen on |
the street that day. There will be |
two ballon ascensions on that day.
William Burghart will have all kinds
of refreshments for the ladies. Stand |
and Mary-go.round by Burghart Bros.
and may be some speaking.
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WANTED.
WANTED.
One hundred bushels OF white corn.
Chanute Milling Co.
carleton Echoes.

James Crane shipped a car load OF
hogs this week.
Next Sunday will be Children's Day
at the q. B. church.
Plenty of ram this week and con-
sequently plenty of mud.
Mr.. Wolfe Buchanan spent part OF
last week visiting friends in St. Paul.
The heavy wind Tuesday night did
great damage to corn crops IN this VI
cinity.
Harry Browns residence looks very
nice since he has painted and added
other Improvements.
Mr.. Robertson who has been so very
low with lung trouble and dropSy is
at present improving.
Rev. Hawkins will preach the Wood
men memorial address next Sunday
night at the M. e. church.
The Woodmen will have an ice
cream festival at their hall on Satur-
day night, June 16. Everybody in
vited.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Just, of Walnut,
are visiting with r. V. Myers and
family this week. Mr.. Just is moving
onto the farm of Mrs. G. Gibson, east
of town.
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Robertson,
of Yates Center are visiting with the
parents of Mr.. r., south of town, and
helping to take care of his mother
who has been so very i'll for some time.
Mr.. S. Winghart is improving the
looks of his property in town bypaint-
ing and other improvements he is ad-
ding there to. II we had few more
such men as Mr.. Winghart our town
might be first class city.
Ed Meekam has returned from his
visit to Franklin county. He had in
tended going on to Illinois, but could
not stay away from carleton any
longer. Perhaps Ed thought Earle
ton could not do without him.
S. G. May lost one of his horses in a
very peculiar manner Saturday even
ing, while he was leading the animal
to pasture. Without any indications
Of sickness the horse suddenly fell
dead, supposedly from heart disease.
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AGood Cough Medicine.

1t speaks we'll for Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy when druggists use IL
in their own families in preference to
any other. II have sold Chamber.
lain's Cough Remedy for the past five
years with the complete satisfaction
to myself and customers" says Drug
gist ]. Goldsmith. Van Etten. n. Y.
81 have always used It In my own
family both for ordinary coughs and
colds and for the cough following Ia
grippe aud ind It very efficacious.'
For sale by All druggists.
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Rest Researches.

Mrs. Riley has received pension.
Emma Stewart is staying at home at
present.
Frank Offenbacker is rigging up for
threshing.
1t is said that our teacher for next
year is hired
Be sure aud hear that musical con-
cert July 14th.
Mr.. Lee made trip to the county
seat last Saturday.
Warner Slayback's little girls have
the whooping cough,
L. L. Hughes made a business call
to Chanute Tuesday.
The boys here are trying to work up
base ball interest.
MIR. Baldridge is blowing corn for
Mr.. Warren to day.
The Post must keep its place or it
will lose It's reputation.
Henry Surprise is blowing up his
millet on account OF bugs.
E. A. Maxwell and daughter made
trip to Chanute Tuesday.
Rev. S. w Wallace made a flying
trip to Benton over Sunday,
The Enterprise Club celebrated its
birth day at Guilford fishing.
A. Rowan left this week for Hi
nois to make protracted visit with
his mother
Cora McLain was visiting in Chan
ute over Sunday last with her aunt,
Mrs. Colaw.
Eliza Riley is able to ho0ble about
the house, Eliza has had very ser
ious time of it.
The Childrens Day program was
quite a success considering everything
Let the good work go on.
Wake Becannon "our old friend
who is in Allen county at present, is
expected home the Fourth.
Mr.. and Mrs Barcus are leaving
this week for Eureka Springs for the
benefit of Mr.. Barcus's health which
is very poorly.
There are some people that think
that the Enterprise people are trying
to raise another flag, because the En-
terprise Club has adopted white ano
gold for its colors.
Jno. S. Perry has come and gone
John gave one of the blst elocutlon-
airy programs we ever had aI occasion
to hear. Prof. Lewis, of the MOI nal
assisted Mr.. Perry.
The post are having a time to ge'
people to feed them on sugar-teats
now they are growing at the M. W.
A. and they might as well growl at the
neon as at the NJ, w. A, for they are
not all janitors.
Arthur Cornell is expected home
July the second TO drill for the con-
cert, which will be July the 14th; Ar
thur expects to make this the best
ever given in this county, adding al
least six full quartets to the already
26 will make IL good concert.
A couple Of young ladies whose
names we do not mention had very
serious accidents last week. One tried
to see how thick the callous skin or
her foot was by stepping on nail anC
her foot was punctured. The othel
tried to tame wild calf aud 1t wounC
her up around a tree. We pity thes'
young ladies.
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Notice to Tax Payers.

Owing to the new system of book
keeping adopted in the offices of the
county clerk and the county treasurer,
the June payment of taxes must be
made not later than the goth day
of June or the penalty will be added
as the law requires.
All remittances received by US on
the 21.t or later will be returned, I'M
less the penalty is added.
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a TALE OF TWO COUNTESS.
As Told by the TIMES Correspondents
in Neosho and Wilson Counties.
Saint Paul Paragraphs.

Wednesday June l3.-Several PEG
pie from St. Paul and vicinity went
to st. Louis on the excursion Friday,
returning Sunday.
j. A. Brogan made business trip
to Ft. Scott Sunday.
A much needed rain fell Tuesday,
thereby helping greatly all growing
crops.
r. d. Kirkpatrick and wife, former
residents of st. Paul, were visiting
friends here Sunday.
Jesse Owens came down from On
aha last week to take charge OF the
Star Grocery. Jesse is welcome In our
midst.
The new elevator which was under
coulse of construction and was blown
down by the wind short while ago Is
being rapidly rebuilt, showing plain
ly the push and energy of the parties
constructing same.
The young folks gave an ENJOYABLE
dance in Koenig's new store Tuesday
evening. Quite crowd attended and
enioyed themselves immensely. About
ten couples came up from Parsons to
show off their actions and clothes but
made dismal failure of 1t, returning
home with the impression that st.
Paul is mot so Slow after all.
F.M. Carpenter, living west Of town,
who has been confined to his bed Tor
about two years suffering with cancer
died Saturday evening. The funeral
was conducted under the auspices OF
the A. o. U. W. lodge of which he
was member and the remains laid to
rest Sunday afternoon in the Hope
cemetery. The family have the sym
pathy of the entire community in this
their sad hour Of bereavement.
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Many women fail to digest their
food, and so become pail, sallow, thin
and weak, while the brightness, fresh
ness and beauty of the skin and COM
plexion depart. Remedy this by tax
ing Herbine after each meal, to di-
gest what you have eaten. Price 80
cents. Sold by G. P. Wilder
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questions, will visit Chanute, Kans.,
Saturday, June 16, at the Oriental
hotel; Erie, Kansas, Monday, June Is,
a. the Arlington hotel; Parse Is, Kan,
Thursday, June 81, at Perry hotel.
Consultation free. All chronic and
special diseases successfully treated.
Cure Guaranteed.
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One or more of the
Physicians and Sur
geons of the medical
staff of the Chicago
Curative 1 institute
who can tell what your
disease or affiiction is
without asking any