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House and Lots.

A quarter block aud Improvements
and east Of court. house for
sale. A good bargain is offered in
this property. See Hudson ~ Nall
Real Estate Agents. 10
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Must Sell OnIck.

Improved place consisting Of IA acres
two acres Of which is inside corporate
limits Of Bryan. Place is near the
powder house south Of town. Good
residence property, or splendid pas.
ture. Must sell inside OF next ten days
Price only 500. see Hudson Is Nall,
real estate agents. n
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Foreign MI..Isn Fuad,.

Boston. Jan 0.-The American Board
Of Foreign Missions reports the total
donations and income from ths furA.
during 1899 was 1888, OlG
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HulIs. 81 per Ton Delivered.

Cotton Seed IlulIs 500 per ton de-
Iiyered for the next few days, iu order
% make room for more seed
B Bryan Cotton Seed OH Mil.
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Paris, Jan. o France is sure Of a
free hand in san Domingo She thinks
We have nothing 10 do with tho case.
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A. B. CARR ASSIGNS.
The Assignment General. With,
Out Preferred Creditors.

Out llClCllCu OlCultOlS.
A. b. Carr filed a deed Of trust
with County Clerk McMichael on
Monday night, making a general
assignment, and conveying all his
property, both real and personal
except tina; exempt by law from
execution, to A. J Buchanan, a.
signee.
The following IL list of the a..
sets aud Liabilities, AS shown by
the instrument on file:
ASSETS
Goods, furniture etc, esti-
mated. ........... .Sl7O0O 90
Notes aud accounts, esti-
mated .......... 1900 90
Real estate, estimated. ... 700 CD
Real estate, estimated .... 1850 %
Instrument show vendors lien Tor
the sum Of $1,000 on the west half
Of lot No. /, IN block 2, Madisonyille
Texas. Also judgement agaius.
track Of land in Burleson county.
principle aud interest, amounting tp
near s325 90. said properties beng
included IN above real estate.
LIABILITIES.
FIRST National Bank. Bryan.
Texas, Note. 1865 40
FirsG National Bank, Bryan,
Texas, Note. ........... $500 %
First National Bank, Bryan.
Texas, open account. ... SIP 2G
q 5 Parker, Bryan, Texas.
note ..;................ 1860 90
Mrs. + j Lynch, Bryan,
Texas, note............. 1000 90
Mrs } l. Prestige, Bryan,
Texas, note. ........... 1000 90
Mrs. NJ + Carr, Bryan, Tex
as, open account ........ 1000 90
+ and II Smith, Pekin. ILL.,,
NOTE. ......... ........ 100 40
I and ii Smith, Pekin, III
open account. .......... 353 col
W Is Belknap n Co, LOUIS
VILE, ny, open account. l9l 20.
Peden X Co, Houston, Tex
as, open account........ 275 9j|
Manser * libbets, Imp. Co.
St. Louis, open account. & So.
Standard Stamping Co., 81
Louis, open account. 81 81
StauiFer, Eshelmau ~ Co.,
New Orleans, open acct. 975 U3
7 " Hoffman, SlHodston,
open account -. 259 so.
Cruden- Martin W. W. Go.
NJ. LOUIS. .......-...... a COL
y. J. Betting aud Packing
Co. st. Louis ......... Il66 %
Michigan Stove Co. Detroit As 30
Witte Hardware Co, st.
Louis........-........ 22i II
II. Wetter Mfg. Co, Mem.
phl.. Tenn ;,.;;......."~ $40 81
Aultman, Miller * Co.,
Dhllas. ................. 2 ~
Summons Hardware Co., st.
Louis................. 1872 10
A. +. Shapleigh Hardware
Committeeman. $50 As
y Randolph ~ Son, Hous-
Observation-Disclosures. q 81
Geo. f. Bassett ~ Co., New
Now..................$ 23l 81
Harrison Tent and Awning
Co, 81. Louis. 10 % |
Focke, Wilkins X Lang,
Galveston. ...........,, 1872 IS
Ell. Strauss, Waco....... 4 IS /
j. l., Prescott ~ Co, New
lori, ................ 81 60 I
Jacob Strauss Saddlery Co,
~. uls............... 50 90 ]
Missouri Tent and Awing
Co., ST Louis........... 26 7O|
store house. ,. 80. $50 90
Geo. Ross, Bryan, open nc
count............ ...... I'D OO /
Lee Mosely, Bryan, open
account ........,....... IL 80
j. Wymolo, Bryan, open
account ............... II 80
Ford * Ford, open account
legal service. .......... $50 90
/ ord X Ford, note....... 3G5 %
Ed Seay, MadisouyiIIe, note 50 90
J T.. Morris, MadisonyiIIe.
note......... ........ 50 %
The Chanute times., 1900-11-02

ed the boat and the people who were
transported? Gone. Oh this is u
fieetlng world 1t is dying world. A
man who had worshiped 1t all his days
in his dying moments described him
self when he said, Fool, fool fool"
UnfaiIl.g Securities.
/ want you to change temples and to
give up the worship OF this unsatisfyI
ing and cruel god for the service of the
Lord Jesus Christ. Here is the gold
that will never crumble. Here are the
securities that will never fail Here
are the banks that will never break.
Here is an altar on which there has
been one sacrifice that does for all,
for by one sacrifice hath Christ per-
fected forever them that are sancti-
fed" Here is God who will COM
fort you when you are in trouble and
soothe you when you are sick and
save you when you die. For he has
said When thou passest through the
waters, l will be with thee. and
through the rivers they shall rot
overflow thee; when thou walkest
through the fire, thou shalt not be
burned, neither shall the fame kindle
upon thee
When your parents have breathed
their last and the old, wrinkled and
trembling hands can no more be put
upon your head for blessing, he viii
be to you a father and mother both.
giving you the defense Of one and the
comfort Of the other. For have We
not Pauls blessed hope that as Jesus
died and rose again, even so them
also which sleep in Jesus shall God
bring with him" And when your
children go away from you, the sweet
darlings, you will not kiss them and
say goodby forever. He only wants to-
He will give them back to you again.
and he will have them all waiting for
you at the gates OF eternal welcome.
Oh, what a God he is, He will allow
you to come so close that you can put
your arms around his neck, while he
in response will put his arms around
your neck, and all the windows OF
heaven will be hoisted to let the re-
deemed look out and see the spectacle
of a rejoicing father and a returned
prodigal locked in that glorious en-
brace. Quit worshiping the golden
calf and bow this day before him in
whose presence We must all appear
when the world has turned to ashes.
When shriveling like a parched scroll,
The flaming heavens together roll,
When louder yet and yet more dread
Swells the high trump that wakes the
dead
The Chanute times., 1900-11-02

An important discovery is said to
have been made by Dr. Ormandy of st.
Helens, formerly science master in the
Gamble Institute. He has succeeded
in producing bricks of commercially
valuable character from the waste
heaps at glass-malling establishments.
This refuse, OF which millions of tons
have accumulated, consists mainly OF
spent sand, minute particles o. glass
and about per cent of iron from the
various processes, and it has hitherto
been considered that the presence of
iron prevented the use of tne material
in the manufacture of bricks. The ex-
periments carried out by DR.. Ormandy
have negatived this hypothesis and he
has successfully established tho fact
that bricks can be produced out Of the
waste by special treatment.
The Chanute times., 1900-11-02
CHAPTER V.

The White House was one OF the
most comfortable of homes; no dis
sension was ever heard there. The
very servants. who had been in Mrs.
Anstruther's service for years, seemed
to share the prevailing harmony OF
contentment. and took pride in serv-
ing the family faithfully.
And Mollle could not but notice the
difference as. after a somewhat quiet
walk home along the country road that
separated the two houses by about a
mile, the gates of Chalfont had changed
to behind them, aud a morose-looking
maid opened the hall door.
No household could have been happy
under Madame Dubois tyrannical rule.
MollIe had quite made up her mind to
that: and also another point-namely:
That both mother and son were TO be
kept at arms length; thai she was a
L'Estrsnge, and could not-could not
stand them,
And she had walked home in fer
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Reason. of French Preparations.

LORD Salisbury is not wrong when
he alludes to the very unfavorable feel
ing toward England existing through
out the world, but to suppose that this
feeling can lead to anything more un-
less England herself provokes it, espe-
cially to believe that this pretended ex-
plosion is to occur at any precise date,
such as November of the present year,
is simply idiotic and ridiculous. In
any case we are sure of one thing, that
France at any rate is contemplating
nothing of the kind, and in the present
state of the world coalition could
not be formed against England with
out France. 1t is true that for some
time past we have become accustomed
to contemplate the possibility of rup-
ture with England, and We have even
made definite preparations in conse-
quence. but we have been compelled to
do this by circumstances that were not
of our seeking. which We have been
very reluctant to take into account
Paris Journal des Debats.
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BUG PUNCTURES.
Bicycle Blu: Operates on Wheei5 at
Evanston, Ill.

bicycie buS oPerateS on "aeei3 AT
Evanston. Ill.
Evanston, ILL.,. is now presenting to
science the latest freak in bugs-the
bicycle bug" This hornet like in
sect looks like caricature of New
Jersey mosquito. On body little
more than an inch long it supports Il
pair of tentacles four inches long. with
which it works havoc with the rubber
tires of the wheels. The bug bores
into the rubber until the escaping air
frightens it away The first wheelmaa
to suffer was Peter Arndt. lie found
one of the tires fiat, while OIL the other
one was the first bicycle bug that
has yet been captured He took his
prize to Witt Bros repair shop. where
it soon drew a crowd OF curious spec
tators. Before the afternoon had pass
ed number of Chicago wheelmen told
the same story of the strange bug. Pro-
fessor William A. Locy, of the North
western University biological labora-
tories, called the bug an ichneUmon. 1t
is not common in this country. Its
usual place of burying its tentacles
is in the bark OF tree, laying eggs
through them. Professor Locy said
that perhaps the bug mistook the soft
rubber for the pulp on the trees.-En-
tomological News.
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Veteran Return, HIS Pension.

Uncle Sam has a regular contributor
to the general fund of the goyern-
ment. Promptly the first week OF ev-
cry quarter a check for SIS is received
at the treasury department. with re-
quest that il be placed in the miseel
lsneous fund OF the treasury. from
which it can only be withdrawn o. a
special act of congress. The money is
from a veteran of the civil war He is
ar enploye of the Philadelphia mint.
He explained IN his first letter that as
long as the government employed him
at a good salary. he would not aecep.
the pension.
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nlhls frorn Emperer wlnl.n.

Emperor William has presented a BIZ
BILE to Rev. F. wischau. pastor Of st.
Paul's German Lutheran church in
Philadelphia. in recognition OF the six
tieth anniversary OF the church and or
Mr.. wIschau's thirty years Of service
in the congregation. The bible con-
tains in the Old Testament portion
thirty fuil-page engravings from paint
ings BY old masters. The New Tesla
ment portion is illuminated With ff-
teen engravings BY Heinrich Honnazn-
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s,,,.me neoch plrpi,y Irk.ome.

That the dignity of the Supreme
bench is sometimes burdensome is IL
lustrated By a remark made by Justice
Brewer to a Washington official. The
justice was about to take his vaca-
ton, and he said; Il am glad l am
going to a resort where can wear
one gallus. no collar. and roll up my
pants"
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ment OF indignation because Henri,
after all the rebuffs she had given him,
had actually dared to call her Mol
lee" before the Anstruthers and few
visitors who had come in, and assumed
cirs OF proprietorship as he marched
them home.
So as Kate skipped off after the
sulky-looking maid she turned abrupt
ly to the young man, who was loung-
ing IN the doorway furtively watching
her with a faint cynical smile in his
round black eyes. She was but
school girl, this young English mees,
hut she was adorably pretty, with a
skin--ah, such lovely white skin
what would not Celestine or Lucie give
for it!
Monsieur Dubois" she said gently,
fixing her clear gray eyes upon his
dark face, now my half-sister is gone
| wish to speak to you-to remind you
that we are mere acQuaintances, and
to such | am not 'Mollie.' but Miss
IIEstrange. / am sorry you have
forced me to mention this. | hoped
that you understood it."
For moment they stood = facins
each other, but her eyes never quailed
before his; she had spirit and courage,
this mere school girl. he recognized,
yet very evil look came into his face
for second ere he replied:
"And why for not, mademoiselle;
you are my mothers ward, and that
long-legged Anstruther he calls you
what he please, doesn't he?'
"The Anstruthers are old family
friends" she said hurriedly. But 1t
is not subject to argue. 1 simply
state my wishes, which feel sure you
will respect"
do not be too confident" he NUT
tered between his teeth. 1T is pos
sible that | may resent being treated
worse than this other fellow"
"You have no right to resent any
thing, monsieur" she interrupted, with
a naughty gesture. Il am alone here,
but can appeal to Madame Dubois, as
l am in her care"
And she paused irresolutely as his
mocklng laugh fell upon her ear.
"Bah, mademoiselle, she lives but for
me-" he said. with veiled insolence.
81 am master here"
1t was true Mollie's heart was beat
ing uncomfortably fast; the prospect
looked gloomy; but she had plenty OF
spirit. and Henri's whole manner was
so detestable that her pride came to
her aid and stilled her fears.
IF | am not treated with ordinary
politeness, and allowed to live In
peace, | shall complain to my trus-
tees" she retorted. with flashing eyes.
"Of no use at all, he returned, with
a sweeping bow. Then, coming cloSer
and laying a small claw-like hand on
her arm: ''See here, Mol-lee, you are
in my mothers power absolutely for
two years. and she has an awful tenn
per when opposed. You had better be
friends with me- I, Henri Dubois, offer
you my friendship"
Mollie shrank from his touch. from
the sound of his thin, false voice, with
unutterable loathing, realizing, poor
child. with terrible distinctuess that,
like the man in the parable. she had
fallen among thieves; then she drew
back, throwing up her head with a
scornful je:k while her knees trembled
so much that she leaned back against
the door for support.
"You have again disregarded my
wishes, monsieur" And by great
effort she spoke firmly. II have moth
ing more to say" And she went down
the sters into the garden.
ITO be Continued)
The Chanute times., 1900-11-02
The su,,ainlag rover of bananas. ;.

One of the most courageous marches
ever taken was that OF Col. Wlllcocks
to Kumasi. We hear that during the
march from Krmasi the whole party
lived on bananas. On one occasion
they even waded shoulder high
through river for two hours. Does
anyone want a higher test OF endur-
ance on vegetable diet than this?-
The Vegetarian.
The Chanute times., 1900-11-02
Pines, Roads In World.

Bermuda and the Bahama islands
boast OF the finest roads in the world.
They are made Of coral. and are as
smooth as a dancing floor and never
dirty. The coral Is smoothed and
pressed with rollers until Il q prae.
tically solid.
The Chanute times., 1900-11-02
Idols Demolished.

IdOlS DemOltsneu'
But. if we have made this world
our god. when We come to die VIC shall
see our idol demolished. How much
OF this world are you going to take
with you into the next? Will you have
two pockets-one in each side of your
shroud? Will you cushion your cas-
ket with bonds and mortgages and GER
tificates of stock? All no, The fer
ryboat that crosses this Jordan takes
no bagga age-nothing heavier than an
immaterial spirit. You may, perhaps,
take $500 with you two or three miles
in the shape of funeral trappings to
the cemetery, but you will have 10
leave them there. 1t would not be safe
for YOU to lie down there with ago,d
watch or a diamond ring 1t would be
a temptation TO the piliagers. II We
have made this world our god. we shll
see our idol when we die ground to
pieces by our pillow, and We shall
have to drink It in bitter regrets for
the wasted opportunities OF lifetime.
Soon we will he gone. Where are the
men who tried Warren Hastings in
Westminster hall? Where are the pill
grim fathers who put out for America?
Where sre the veterans who on the
Fourth of July. 1894, marched from
New York park to the Battery and
fired a salute and then marched back
again? and the Society of the Cincin-
natl who dined that afternoon at Ton
tine coffee house on Wall street? and
Grant Thoburn. who that afternoon
eaited fifteen minutes at the foot OF
Maiden Lane for the Brooklyn ferry
boat.then got in and was rowed across
by two men xith oars, the tide so
strong that 1t was an hour and ten
minutes before they landed? Where
are the veterans that fired the salute
and the men Of the Cincinnati society
who that afterEoon drank 10 the patri-
esIc toastg and the oarsmen that row.
The Chanute times., 1900-11-02

Still the degrading worship goes on,
and the devotees kneel and kiss the
dust and Count their golden beads and
cross themselves with the blood Of
their own sacrifice. The music rolls
on under the arches. 1t is made Of
eiinking silver and clinking gold and
the rattling specie Of the banks and
brokers' shops and the voices OF all
the exchanges. The soprano OF the
worship Is carried by the timid voices
Of men who have Just begun to specu-
late. while the deep bass rolls out
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Boston Dental ParIorS,
Phil. Y. Stroheckcr D. D. S.
Proprietor.
4O5 EAST DOUGLAS AVE.
Open Evenings till $3.50.

J. J. FRENCH, D. .. s..
Best Dental service for least money.
Silver or alloy filings. soc and up;
gold platinum filings. 75e and Up: clean
ing teeth. soc ard Up, set Of teeth, IS
and ~.
Rooms ana ?. 40 North Main St
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sTRAYED.

mare, years old.
Return to 519 Sherman. Reward.
I55-4fE
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FOR SAIE-Forse buggy ana harness.
only $40 at 1fcS Y ga ket -N
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POULTRY

-0I~~~----~--l-----~l- ---l-5-,--------~-~-~----
Barred Plymouth Roek Eggs. best "a
the state: q premiums last Two seasons
send for circular. Agent for Les's Lee
killer and all kinds q poultry remedies.
sharp's Hog Cholera Cure. best mace.
Lawn Fertilizer. Bone Grit and ShaG
spratts; Cooked food FOR Chicks.
OTTO WEISS. wichita. kan.
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F0R EXCHANGE.

= - - q
$50 acres. As in cultivation, 8 acres Of
meadow; good room house, stable,
crib and smoke house; good well; gar
den fenced with picket fence; plenty Of
white and back oak. walnut and hick-
ory timber; all good pasture land 90
miles from ST LoUi=; miles to county
seal and one mile TO school. A real
good old fashioned home; viii trade for
Wichita property or farm land IN Sedg-
wick Sumner. Butler or Kingman
county. B. .. ALIEN REALTY CO
1911 80 s Market St. Wichita. Ks
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PROpOSALS-


LOST.
LOST-One bunch Of keys, in basement
of City hall Finder will confer favor
by returning TO police clerk. l55-5tK
LOST-From 129 Hillside avenue, Novem-
Der s. bay pony mare, years old, one
white hind foot. Return 10 above adj
dress and receive reward. l65-u
LOsT-Our desire to stay in the fast
horse business We viii sell everyth NJ
to the highest bidder, at the Fair
Grounds December 6. Send for cata-
logue. Toler Stock Farm. 154-5t
LOST-Female pointer, liver and white;
owners name on collar. Reward for
return. AS n. Market. 154-tt
STRAYED.
STRAYED OR STOLEN-From 202 S.
Seneca, West side, a light Jersey heifer,
2 years old, crop out OF both ears up
off Of left horn. Finder leave word
West Side Hose house. 15o-2tx
STRAYED-From 129 Hillside avenue,
November 3, bay pony mare, 4 years
old, one white hind foot. Return TO
above address and receive reward.
It'-t
TRAYED-sorreI mare. years old.
Return to 519 Sherman. Reward.
155-4tx
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Personal.
MISCELLANEOUS.
-0~~-~~~~-~-~O--~-~~~-~~
NOTIGE-To Real Estate Agents: The
price on lot IS. no tn Of VI. +. chur n,
Is raised to $500 J. n Knapp, 80
SedgWick block l55-6t
Make CEDAR SHINGLES a speciality.
Contractors and builders, see me be
fore buying. Stock now on hand. eau
on or address John A. Hicks. 1876 y.
Wichita street. Wichita Kan.
156-fri-sI-w ed-su-4tX
STORAGE - Terms reasonable; brick
wareroom clean and dry; household
goods and pianos a speciality. Q. D.
Barnes, 405 z. Douglas avenue.
ISS-tf
TO REAL ESTATE AGENTS: Ny prop
erty, 1915 Park Place avenue, is with
drawn from the market. VIM. Nc
Lsughlin 155-1tx
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FOR TRADE.

--~~-~~~1~~~~-S~-~-~~~~0~
FOR TRADE-Suburban residence, about
y acres of land, good house and barn,
orchard, etc, for a good bottom farm
Room /. 149 \. EmpOria, or phone $50
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LEGAL NoTICEs-Continued.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for the District of Wash
ington. Northern Division. In the mat
bankrupt. No 1sz5 In bankruptcy.
To the Creditors OF Said Bankrupt:
Notice is hereby given that on the 10th
day OF October. 1900. the said Western
Cooperative Union was duly adiudicated
bankrupt, and that the first meeting OF
It's creditors Will be held at the Office
OF the undersigned referee in bank
ruptcy, in Seattle in said district, on
the It'll day OF November. 1900, at 10
O'Clock In the forenoon, at which time
the said creditors may attend prove
their claims. appoint trustee. examine
the bankrupt and transact such other
business as may properly come before
said meeting. JOHN p. HOYT.
Referee in Bankruptcy
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Two aazcn half pint eetties delivered
% Any rast u fhs clts. slA Tessphons.
Rainier -.
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SCHOOL REGISTRATION NOTICE
Registration books are now open from
a. m. 10 S D m. Ia the comptroller
Office city hSlL
In compliance with section y. code Of
public Instruction. ~ gtstrStion VIII close
Tuesday evening. October = and rsm1th
closed until Friday, November 2 on which
latter day the books viii be open from
a. m. 10 2 p. m.
Electors registering for any general
election in the year 1900 ARE ENTITLED
TO VOTE at the next succeeding school
election LYMAN BANKS.
Secretary Board OF Directors Seattle
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