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said that when he ard Adams reached
point in Hickory county thirty-fiVe miles
south of Warsaw they had quarrel,
and in self-defense he Drained Adams
with an axe. The poll of the axe crushed
Adams forehead and he dropped dead
at Poor's feet. Poor then placed the
body in the wagon, with the intention of
taking it to Warsaw and turning it over
to the authorities, but enroute his cour-
age gave out. He was afraid the officers
would not believe his story, and he hid
the body in the brush by the roadside,
where it was found last Sunday. No ere
dence is given his story of a quarrel.
When it became known on the streets of
Warsaw that Poor had made confession
admitting that he had killed Adams much
excitement followed and lynching was
freely advocated. Sheriff Prussing Slip
ped Poor out OF the Jail by a rear door
and took him to the country for safe
keeping. As the crime was committed
in Hickory county the prisoner will be
taken to Hermitage for trial. Poor is 81
years old and has a wife. who lives
eight miles north of Warsaw, but no
children.
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for the summer. Will speak at the mems
meeting this afternoon at 4 o'clock at
the rooms of the Y. NJ c. a, over 213
North Main. Mr.. Ostrander is an earn
est worker, and the young men SHOULD
heartily respond to announcement made.
The meetings have been remarkably in
teresting this summer. and it is hoped
the interest will continue.
St. Johns Episcopal church, corner Of
Third street and Topeka avenue. Rev J.
D. Ritchey, rectOr-Seventh Sunday after
Trinity. Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. Reg
ular morning service a II O'Clock. Ser
mon by the rector. The choir Will sing
for professional HAL to the Lords
Anodnted," by Havergal; "Te Deum' by
Woodw "Jubilato Dec" (chant by
Boyce) offertory Miss Larimer will
sing Shining Light" by Spencer Adams
No evening services during July or Au-
gust
First Baptist church corner First and
Market streets. ". f. Gibson. pastor
The Sunday school opens at 9.3o a. N.
At Il O'Clock preaching service begins.
Rev. ". r. Marley. for some time mis-
sionary at Udayagir India, viii speak
tiA lie SApgS-t VI 4.Ii ta-e7l4 lii477t'fli-'
ing attention especially 10 the work
among the Telugus. In the evening 20
O'Clock the p. Y. p I meets. Efforts
are being made TO make this very in
teresting service. At s O'Clock the pas
tor will preach on the subject AN Ap-
pellati0n Of Great SlEnihcauca." The
mass meeting OF the City Baptist union
VIII not be held toiay. IN view % the
minister's and Iaymen's c9nference nov
in session at Emporia Avsnue Baptist
church.
Emporia Avenue Baptist church cor
ner Tenth street and EuP1ria avenue. A
n. Phelps miuister-ClcsinR sessions 80
the district conference viii be held fore
noon. afternoon and night Sundav srhooi
at 70 4 m, P NJ Bentley. superinf tend
ent Preaching ~ Il bv Pastor W 4.
Ayres q the West SIDE church ~. r.
3 Walden will sing d solo. At o H.
SUNDAY school session. addressed b. Air
J. 2 Sherman and others. Surdav
school workers especially invited Sr1-
and praise service A. 20 At Sis ELDER
". r Manlay. fcr twenty years @ n1fs-
ssona-y ri U6avagirf. India and who s
soon 70 return 10 that country. VIII de-
liver a missionary address Miss T1.lisn
Bu-Ie.Eh vii siaz AZ the evening ee-yice
cordial Invitation g. extended yo1 80
attend these meetings.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-29
DISCHARGES TO MILITlAMEN
List OF National Guardsmen Released
From Military Service

"
Guthrie, o. T., July 2S-Adjutant Cen
eral Bert c. Orner has issued the follow
ing orders, granting honorable discharges
to militiamen:
Special Orders, No 49,
1.-The designations Of First Lieutenant
George w. Welsh and Second Lieutenant
George E. Holdridge Co. K, First regi-
ment, o. n. G.. having been received,
the same are hereby accepted and Lieu
tenants Welsh and Holdridge are hereby
honorably discharged from the mill tia
service Of the territory.
Company K, First regiment O. n.
c.. will hold an election Of officers to fill
the vacancies caused by the res gnation
Of Lieutenants Welsh and Holdridge. the
same to be held not later than August
6, 1900.
Captain Chas. ]. West, Company K,
is hereby designated as the officer to hold
said election and he will make the prop
same to this Office.
BY order Of the governor.
BERT c. ORNFR, Adjutant General.
The following orders grant discharges
to members Of Companies I and K, and
First Regiment band:
Special orders No. ~.
Upon the recommendation Of the colonel
commanding the First regiment. o. y.
G., the following named enlisted men
thereof are honorably discharged from
the militia service of the territory for
the reason set opposite their names, viz:
Company I, Second platoon, Ava
Guthrie, Harry O., change Of residence;
Burke, William H., enlisted in the Unit
ed States volunteer service; Shad.nget,
Fred A, own application, approved by
company commander.
Company K, Enid-Private Dawson,
John H, enlisted in United States serv-
ice; Private Mott, Arson r.. enlisted in
United States service; Private Grigg,
Samuel L., change cf residence; Private
Holcomb, Harold F., change Of residence;
Private Utsler, Roy, physical disability.
Upon the recommendation Of the first
sergeant of the First Regiment band, the
following named enlisted man is hereby
honorably discharged from the militia
service of the territory: Private Wood
c. E. own application. approved by band
commander.
BY order of the governor
BERT c. ORNER, Adjutant General.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-29
F. H. PIELE RESIGNS
Bad Health COmpeis Him TO Give Up
Pos ton with Johnson Larimer

Yesterday F. H. Piele Of 1895 South
Santa Fe avenue, was compelled to sew
err his connection with the Johnston-Lar-
inner Dry Goods company on account Of
poor health 1t is needless to say that
one who has been so instrumental in the
firms welfare viii be greatly missed.
Mr.. Piele began work for the firm in In
dianapolis and has been in their employ
for twenty-ssven years. As token OF
their recognition and appreciation Of his
many kind acts. the employers and CO.
workers presented him with a beautiful
arm chair, wishing that his retired life
may be one Of ease and pleasure. He
will be succeeded by his son, Walter
Pip1e
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will be pleased to know that the local
council has another loan 70 make on real
estate. Further information can b. hal
BY applying to o. 7 Drake. secretary
The wichita W. c r L. WI hold a
social on the lawn and in the basement
IF the court house Friday evening. Au-
gust 3 lee cream. cake ana lcmoDode
Will be served. Music by Profs. Shaw
ard Blume.
The Ladies Aid society Of the First "
r. cLutca will meet in the church par
los on Wednesday Of this week instead
Of ne.i week The parsonage committee
IS ready &c make "A fun report A large
attendance Is desired.
wednesday evening. August ]. the Ia
dies Of the G A r. VIII have an Ice
cream social at the home Of Mrs. a. H.
Wendell 1903 South Lawrence avenue. 4
good time Is assured. Program arranged
by Mrs s L. Lawrence.
The 3. Y. 2. U. Of the First Baptist
church VIII give a lawn social az tho
home ~ Mrs. Hawiey. corner n Law
renee and second street. tomorrow fAian-
dav) evening. Good mu-ie in atteuiance-
Ice cream and cake VIII De served
The Highland Cemetery improvement
association desires 70 express its thanks
70 all those who kindly assisted with
their social especially Mr. MON sn. Ar.
Mueller the undertaken Mr.. cash HeE-
aerson ana Mr.. Turner ~ the buss7rri
Pacific
Pleasant Council. 10. =. y f-rn Ton
t.ez. will give another - their popular
monthly serials next Tues 3y rye1iEe.
which VIII consist ~ -efrs-luerlts a0d
an OK alien- program wairh wJ ppa-
,r Tuesdar mornings Eagle. AL are .n-
vitsd 20 euiag g..
Queen ore, Lodge 10. -. a o. r IS
has arranged % have a rl~utc IN -o7.1
Riverside park on wedaesasy. august !.
g fteruoan and evening All j. ~ r. ard
4 O. r. IS. members in ths city ars
invited 10 extend and maze gEls an a.
O. r W loIiacs ti9r ~ wsi BE- IA p
welcome so bring yo1r f1mites and
friends and wel Gied sskets and 81 =
the Eay
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-29

The Ke.so Musical Extension club
meetings are highly enjoyable The
mem bers are very enJhusiastic At the
meeting last Friday tho DEVELOPMENT -
the scale was traced from one note period
u Feug on chant t. the present sea
Z seven notes
Weekly practice recitsIs have been
organized for the benefit OF the pupils
Mr. Hays will take a vacation 20 re-
cuparate for the fan work SIR Kc.ss
has made arrangements 10 have Mlss
Jennie shaw take charge n thE school
during Mrs Hays absence, As Miss
Shaw comes directly from Chicago 81 s.
i'm ltsef a guarantee % her ability a. aa
IHs truclress.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-29
WORK ON GOVERNORS ISLAND
To Make 1t One of the Worlds Finest
Military EstabI shments.

New York, July 2S.-Plans for charging
the facilities Of Governors Island. in
New York harbor. and making it one OF
the best equipped military establishments
in the world as we'll as a center OF the
transport service in this country are now
under way. The work Is under direction
of a beard comprising Major General
John r. Brooke commanding the de-
partment of the east; Colonel Gillespie.
of the engineer department. and Colonel
Amos S. Kimhel. assistant quartermas-
ter general. These officers were selected
by Secretary Of War Root 20 survey the
field and present their recommendation
10 the war department.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-29

Conspicuous among women who have
attained success in the business world
is Miss Ida Harmed, clever insurance
writer. Miss Harmed is recently in re-
ceipt of an international medalfrom her
company for having written more in
surance during single month than any
other agent in the world.
A recent letter from Miss Harmed to
The Peruna Medicine Co., of Columbus,
O., reads as follows:
CHICAGO, It'll,
GOT CHAMPLAIN BUILDING.
The Peruna Medicine Co, Columbus, O. /:
Ge7tleE1en---"As z fonic find your
PeruHa an excellent medicine 10 build
up and restore the nervous system.
AIy work Is ont doors SID TRAVELLING 70
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DEMOCRATS OF NOBLE COUNTY
select Delegates to the Democratic
Territorial Convention.

Perry, Q. T, July 2S.-The- Democratic
county convention to select delegates 10
the Oklahoma City territorial convention
to select man to be turned down by
Dennis Flynn, met today in the court
house The following are the delegates;
Charles Parker, J. W. Yeoman, Ray
Pratt, William Bruce, c. F. Barrett, J.
p. Woolsey, John Patterson and J. B.
Digs. Strenuous efforts to bury the
hatchet and harmonic the various con-
fi!cting interests were made. Rev. Barnes
presided and through his moral influence
all personal encounters were avoided.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-29
LOGAN COUNTY REPUBLICANS
Temporary Organization Effected.
Fight on Office of sheriff

Guthrie, Q. T, July 2S.-The Repubh-
can county convention has been in ses-
sion since 10 o'clock this fnorning without
accomplishing any results up to this
writing other than effecting a temporary
organization. The principal fight is for
the Office of sheriff, for which there are
three candidates, Ed. ?. Kelley, Charles
Carpenter and J. J. Estes. There are
several contestng delegates and the fight
over seating them promises to carry the
convention far into the night. In the
seating of the contesting delegations
Carpenter wont out and he was nominal
ed by sheriff by an overwhelming major
itY.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-29

New York. July eS.-The Leland Inc
steamer Columbian. which arrived today
from Liverpool reports that she ercoUn-
tered a dense fog crossing the banks Of
Newfoundland and on July =, a large
iceberg was seen The berg appeared 10
be about so feet high and an eighth Of q
mile on the water line. At the time Of
the passage the temperature Of the air
was IS degrees, and the water Is de-
Crees.
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was left IN q weak run down condition, savs
Maria O. Hayzel writing from Brookland, .. c.
rMy health seemed utterly gone. ] suffered
from nervousness female weakness and Thcu-
matisn- Lie was a burden 1 dccto-ed with
three different physicians and got no relief.
tried several patent medicines, all with the
same result began % get worse and TO add TO
the complications l suffered terribly from con-
stipatiou 7 CHANGED to sec c-e Of your sdver-
tisSuents snd commenced 20 take DR.. Pierce's
FavoTite Prescription aud Pleasant Pellets and
began % improve night away and continued
improving and gaining IN strength I cannot
express the relief, Il was 50 great. Seven
months later Ily little daughter was born with
out -uch trouble. / feel that I would never
have been able TO endure my confinement only
by the help due solely 10 Or. Tierce'S medicine
She was g ire healthy child and j.,e only enc
have ever been able 10 nurse She : now two
years old and ] have never had to take any
medicine since. 80 feel that yCur rnedicine has
made Z lasting cure with me-
Dr. Pierce's Common Sense Medical
Adviser Is sent free on receipt OF
stamps TO defray expense. OF mailing
only Send 81 one cent stamps for
the book IN paper binding, or 81 stamps
f0 cloth. Address DR.. r. V. Pierce,
Buffalo, n. Y.
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a great extent, and during Indictment
weather ] especially VaiIe IL as a pre-
yenfatiYe against colds, and rs a ca
tarrtai treatment IL IS unexceiied. II
is with much pleasure / give Perpna
E3y hearty endorsement. "
Yours truly, Ids Harmed.
Everyone who is in the least degree
subject to nervousness, sleeplessness,
prostration, mental fatigue or nervous
debility in any form, finds the hot
weather Of July and August very hard
to bear, if not dangerous.
4 dose of Peruna before each meal
during the hot season is a safeguard Of
priceless value to those who are IN the
least subject TO nervous prostitution, end
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Lard nFThank.

Words cannot express our gratitude -
friends aj35 .n 81, many Wayg manifested
sympathy in the bereavement - or
dear Blanche
& T.. BARRETT.
ALICE BARRETT
THERON T. BARRETT.
GRACE BARRETT
ETIfEI. BARRETT
MJRTIE BARRETT
OTIS CALVIN
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POOR CONFESSES HIS CRIME
But Says He Was Forced TO KiII
Adams in Self Defense.

Guthrie, O. T., July 2S.-Anthony ".
Poor, who was recently arrested near
Warsaw, No. for the murder of his trav-
cling companion John T. Adams, OF
Chandler, has made a full confession of
the crime in the presence Of the sheriffs
of Benton aud Hickory counties. Poor
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-29
Work Beg ms ON Perry,s New Jau

Perry. O. T. July 2S-After much de-
lay work has finally commenced On TIE
new jail, the ground being broken to-
day Il Will be located immediately ives:
q the court house, upon the pubic
snuara
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HoLrD osExicAL co. q Es.6es LAss,s.L

Fer sale oy the following druggists &.
Wichita: WICHITA DRUG CO. I-e z
pssz.as- SACR 50 z. Dags!zs. DOCk-
IrM & HIGGISSOS. 2ss y Aais. EAS
HOOKING DRUG Co rs = . sEias.
4 SON. - K Eo4E as
ROCK ISLAND DRUG STORE :. a
Dg8gzs GUODIS- 81 Z cak
2ACkETS DRUG STORE s X or
Douglas ard Topeka, IDEAL PEAR-
MACY =. y Mafs. " VICAR - y
AEzla. HENRFO$. Cor Ce7frzi z1z Man
GEERING 60 < EsoGxzzs-
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Capital stock Increased Fsve.FoId

Guthrie. Q. T, July es.-Tae Perry Mer-
camille company Of Perry has fled notice
with the territorial secretary = an in
crease Of capital stock from $s.eao %
SlQ.00l
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Vocal solo-The Path That Leads the
Other way .....-.........D rossle-
Master Charles Adams
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bBICHT'S
DISEASE
CURED.

Or. Eoltin's Kidney TABLETS
have cured many cases q early
eri:ht's Disease. TIE cases ara
CT Ts::.;.
Any oaa afflicted With any
firm Ct kidney Ct BLADDER ailneEt
needs &c batter recommendation
f:r 3 remedy tLs1 that.
e. E:.ti.2's Kidney FsEsts
s7a made fr:n ths prescription
q : p-actici.s physician, ard
are f:r sale everywhere Il drug
st:ras.
Beware cf counterfeit p-cTzrzssors; st re
gcuuine. Sod II t~o sl1es q p-cEz-Ss--@se-
and &c.
Pr~-za-e9 czIF by
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the use of
DR.. Pierce's
FavOrite
Pre- scrip-
!, ton. That
medicine
which
cnakes
weak wou-
en- strong "
has given
them the
strength TO
bear hearty,
and healthy
children for
the first
time.
Six years
ago amer the
birth Of one Of
.--- .-f..f l--- 2
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A Fine DdDq

Makes any mother proud. There are a
great many proud mothers whose chill
dren have been puuy and sickly until
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-01-27

ent tine at the home. This is a 5-year-
old boy named Yd. whose Parents
abandoned him. The society has pre-
viously cared for another OF this fam
ily who was turned over to them Oy
the management of the Salem Orphans
Home, when that institution closed its
doors.
The Wright family Of five have all
been we'll placed, the two younger
boys in one family The two children.
Clarence and Mabel Irish. are in ex-
cellent homes, and are much improved
since being removed from the terrible
influence that surrounded their home
in this city. The poor. neglected and
abused girl. Rosie Fairfield, aged lS,
who year or two ago was the occasion
of considerable newspaper notoriety,
beth in this city and Warrenton. is
now under the care of very excel
lent family and doing well, Mr. Gard
ner says she has so much improved
tnat those VINO nave not seen her since
she was sent to Portland, would now
scarcely recognize her In place OF a
pale THU face and hollow eyes, she
now presents the appearance Of
healthy robust child.
The society feels grateful to those
generous people of this city who have
on several occasions remembered them
with donations and they are cordially
invited to visit the home when in Port
land. which is situated on the East
side Of the river. on the line OF the
East Ankeney cars, where the superin-
tendent says they will find the model
institution Of the state for the care OF
children.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-01-27
BUSINESS CONTINUES coon,
Wo0len Manufacturers Have Opened
the New Season With Largest
Transactions Ever known.

NEW YORK. Jan, s6-R. G, Dun 4
Company's Review of Trade tomorrow
win say,
No news is always good news. New
business sor manufacturers this year
has been light in some branches and
much below the production OF last
month Il ls perhaps, too often for
gotten that industries start this year
with larger contracts ahead than ever
before known. and when half the work
OF a whole year has been ordered In
advance there cannot continue quite
the SAME activity as In new buying,
The wool"n manufacturer has Just
opened the new season with the l0rg.
est transactions ever known In n sin
gle week. Il is said. but in most
other lines the contracts previously
booked would make similar activity
impossible.
Yet there Is seen enough Of hesitation
caused by the advanced prices TO make
inactivity trying Distribution to con.
sun.ers throughout the country is rap
I'd and large, especially in quarters
whore il had been feared that retail.
ers We're overbuying, so that there Is
strong confidence In the future.
The failures for the week have been
23l in the United States, against 224
last year. and IS In Canada, against
80 last year.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-01-27
A PUBLIC BENEFIT.
Packers Association VIII Pay Out
Nearly $4,000 of Dividends in
Astoria.

An officer of the Columbia River
Packers Association confirms the re-
port that at the meeting last Thurs
day dividend of 21z per cent was de-
clared or the capital stock Of the as
sociation and is now payable at the
office in this city.
This will result in the Immediate
disbursement Of nearly 100000 in Asto-
ria and shows the prospective value
of such business institutions and the
good policy Of fostering and encour-
aging their location and establishment
in the community. Any manufactur-
ing or Industrial enterprise upon so
large foundation as to be capable of
the accumulation Of such profit, un-
der even the most favorable circum-
stances, upon so low dividend percen-
tage, is certainly worthy Of the praise
and good will Of every citizen.
When it is remembered that the
dividend thus declared by the packers
association represents, not year, but
only eight months operation, involv-
ing the extraordinary initial expense
Of perfecting and starting the new or
ganlzation, an idea is afforded Of the
Importance to this section Of Oregon of
the packers association and such
record is at the same time splendid
testimonial to the efficiency and in
lelligence of its official management.
1t is understood that the scope of
the coming seasons operations will be
much enlarged as compared with last
year, and that the aim will be to
make the association even more dis
tinctiy home Institution; every dol
lar spent for materials and supplies
being laid out as far as possible in
Astoria and Clatsop county.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-01-27
AMERICAN RULE FAVORED.
Commercial interests ~ Hong Kong
Want America TO Control
the Philippines,

AGO. Jan g6,--Gcorge II. Med
hurst a prominent merchant of Hong
kouG. while In Chicago today, on his
way 10 London, said;
"Tha commercial interests ~ Hong
Kong look with favor on the American
rul, OF the Philippines. In the past Il
has been the misfortune pt those isl.
duds Ia nave been most wrctchcdly
governed, and In general the conditions
which have obtained there have tended
Ia cheek progress ON the part of the
people aud the development of the un-
doubtedly great natural resources OF
those islands. Under the rule of this
country all those conditions VIII be
changed, the resources 81 the islands
viii be developed. business viii expand
greatly and the policy OF the country
viii make them Inviting fields for com
merclal venture and enterprise The
business interests OF Hong Kong will
unqu,stlona0ly be benefited oy these
changed conditions ana IN other ways
We hail the advent OF the United States
INTO the Orient"
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-01-27
NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.

In the District Court Of the United
States, for the District Of Oregon.-In
bankruptcy
In the matter Of Benjamin L. Ward
and the firm Of Howell e Ward, bank
rupts.
To the creditors OF B. L. Ward and
Howell 4 Ward, Of the County Of Clat-
sop State Of oregon, and district afore-
said, bankrupts.
Notice is hereby given that on the
4th day Of January, 1900, The said Benz.
l.. Ward and Howell &c Ward were duly
adjudicated bankrupt. And that the
first meeting Of their creditors will be
held at room No. 4, Page building, cor
ner Of Commercial and Twelfth streets,
In the city Of Astoria, on Monday, the
5th day Of February, 1900 at the hour
Of o'clock in the afternoon Of said day
at which time the said creditors may
attend, prove their claims, appoint q
trustee, examine the bankrupt, and
transact such other business as may
properly come before said meeting.
CHAS. H. PAGE,
Referee In Bankruptcy.
Astoria, Dragon. January 49, 1900.