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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-23
eiren giinitigsn giNbrud unb feline Res
be tpltrbe beiFdnig auFgerommen.

eUEen 9unltl9en G.norud uno 1elre Jles
be tpllrbe beiFdnig auFgerommen.
4uf Der 8efferumg.
ct. Petersburg. %. 5e6ruor.
- 0as 9afinben Der 5iirItin Santa
eugene, So6ter BON 9snsral 6rsberit
D. 8rant unD Grtelin pes Generals
Il. 9. Grant, psl6e bier an Der Gum
gensnt3iinoung id1psr frant Ournieoers
lttgt, tat Ii6 bsute sini9er mabsn ges
befert.
Ddf6trgton's @sburtstag
in Paris.
Yaris. %. 5sbruar.-0er Pine
ricou llnipsrIitp Dinner Stub" au6
teute Nbenb gu G6ren bes @eburtstags
George 8a1fingtOn's i'm rSc!el Con-
tinental" Elm ganfstt, rpsl6sm nidlt
nur piele Qmerituner, ionoern aud eiz
ne Menge frdn3oIiIfer @GIte bgipobnz
ten. Der dmeritanii6e 8eiarok Bprs
ter fiihrte ban 8oriib unO bielt cine Res
be, in tpel6er sr bic alte 9(Qiana uno
Die heufige SreunoffaTt 3tpif6en
Sranfrei6 unb ben Ser. Staaten bers
porbob.
8am pr an Ser 6trmanii6z
4ineitf6en @ren3s.
Ran9uu, 9ritli6 : 8itma. %.
5ebruar. - Sin CUR 8ren5zG ummfIs
ion gs60riesr bratiifsr 9samier, Nas
mems Ssrb, bat, tpGbreno CT nit sinst
itarfsn g8torte on Der birmaniI 891iz
neIiI6sn @rsnSe tbGtig mar. amer
ltarfe feinolife S9aaren GbinaIn
aus Mion apang ga ongegrtfIen II.
5eritrsut. Der 5ii6rer Der S4aaren
urro 70 arosrs GbinyIsn purOen ge=
t0otet.
&rpnpriu5effin Stepb a.
ME lGbt lid MID 0bz
6aGten.
@ien, %. Sebruar. - SroB uueu
5inoerni1e piro 8rpnprin3sIiinz
Witttps @tep6an5e ben @rafen 2os
npap, ebemaligsr 2Ottofe Der DItrei6i4
iden 9otfduft in 2onIpon, ebel;6en.
Die SraulE1g oss paures finoet am
10. MGr5 itutt.
&uifer 5ran5 Soisp6 lit an eincm
Ist4ten Snfluer5a59lnfaQ ertrantt.
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S6o6 an Wafbineton's
8eburtstag.-S eit pslen Sab
rem celebrirsn bic S9adfrsunbs ben
9sburtstug Walbingtun's nit Der
@sran itultung BON Surniersn, unb
aud seitern tparen i'm gan5en 2anbe.
al iiberau, mo iih Sduhfreunoe in
Clubs uno StaatsoerbGnosn 5uiamz
men esfunosn baden, bic srDbten On
itrengungsn Der 8samten gsma9t, bic
eonts1te erfolgrei6 gu ssItalten. Sn
ben Staatsn BON NsnzYorf. NstpzSsrz
ieb, Wfuhu4uistts, SlIinois, Seras,
penniblpanien, Marblanb, 86ooe So
lamb, Oiitritt COLUMBIA u. !. IN. purpe
elm 9orfdmpsni4afts : Surnier 3um
Qustrag gsbru9t, unb ba fi6 bon
Subr gu Subr bic 4n5ub( BON @6aaz
p~srbdnben osrsrOBsrt fat unb auidbrz
lid nsle 8erbdnoe entIteben, 70 lit bic
3eit niht msbr fern, pann Daibinez
toms 8eburtsta9 Der populdr1te Sag
fir bic S6a6frsunoe in ben Der.
Stauten bon 4merita gu perbsn perz
ipridt. Die rNepzYort @tate GFB
4Hpciution" begging geisrn ibr "a.
idbr!i4ss 5urnier.
Sci benz M"dsfen ardn5z
9 EN- Der 0amen : Settion beg Ser
mania : Surnpereins" in ibrer 9uae
an Der poHzOffioe : Iosnus erbielten
bic folgsnben Perionsn Preiie: /.
preis. 5rau De Witt: 2. Prsis, SRI.
Marsarstbe Grtel; 3. pr.is, SRI. ams
berg; 4. Preis, SRI. Soiepbine @rtel;
5. Preis, 5rau @liie 9offerbert; 6.
greis. SRI. Dora 5bies; 7. preis.
5ran S. 5urnt; 8. Prsis. Srau Mag>
gle 2obmann; 9. prsis, Grau 2sonarb
Ssti4; 10. preis, 9r. 5rieor. Surnt.
Nls preisri4ter Iunsirtsn bic SO.
5. 2ieber. u. 5antbdnel uno Charles
Wolfram.
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Der Qentf6e Correspondent.
Treitas. ben 23. Tebrnar 1900.


.Mulit=Itabsmie." = Dieie Wo1e
SansitaSu iis6sncs,. ST.. stdpii G nao a Sraa apSt.
SamFds t1ta'inse) D2bt 6irft @tolin1
5orb's Spernbaus. = 0ieis Wo4e
rThe Greatest Thing In The World.
n2pceumz Sbeatsr." - Oiefe Wode
~Delmonico's At Six"
~9ouioanftraben : Sbeatsr." -
sThe Great Train Robbery
auditorium : MuIif : 9aGe." -
HSt'ie geodt: @auoebint-9 riellunacn
$780," Wt. Hopdl= Mpenue. - Son
gil ubr @o9m. bis I'LL l1br Nbsups pifen. @ros
menaocn=6onserte.
rIrion."- Oienltag, ben 81. Jebr.,
GROCER Masicnbaa in Der r@ermania=Dldnner5ors
&aae.H
rIrbeitsr : Mdnnerdpr." - Mon@
tag, ben Is. Gebruar, arrbtr @asfenbal in Der
rSsrmania=Mdnnerbor=&a lc."
rIrbeiter= 2iebertaFel." = Montoe,
ben 3. Nldrj. erober 1tastsnbaa in ot- pGtrmania=
fUtd nnerdsor >Sydue.1
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rPenniDlpaniaz 9 I'm" mad
Gatetpopb, N.=S., ptd 9roao%Str.z

Station, philadelphia.
4bfabrt BON gultimor 1905 Nadz
miitass an Mp6entaesn, NIT Mn19lub
i'm Brood Strabsn 8ubnbofs, pbiz
labslpbta na9 2afetpoob. bia 5arz
minsoale. 5abrpreis fir 9inreile
$3.50, 3unbreiiebinets $3.50, fir II
Sage siiltis. (48,51,2,4.5)
GapitGn 8afer's Strafz
reoe nirft. - OrpIdfenfuti her
unb getpif1e berFsirathete 5rauen 16ei=
men in Baltimore auf Dem &~riesspFaps
gu fteben; benn faum 1T borge5tern Elm
iol4' pitanter 6aG Dor 8oliSsiri9ter
3oberts CUR 9%srbuuolung %gstommsn.
ftano esitern i9on pisber cine biibIfs
Dame Dor ben Sdrdnfen bss nproz
speItlidsn poli5eiseridl5, urn iid tpez
gen RubeltDrung 5u perantporten. Die
4rreituntin NOR 5rru Sd. Seller bon
Nr. 915, Wsit Nortb Mpenue, uno
Die t3euseu, tpslde bon Der 9oli5ei oorz
geluoen paren. INN gsgen 5rau Seller
u f5utreten, tpdren ST. George Sal
t6er bon Tr. 915, Ws1 IT. ortb%2lbenue,
ST. Rpbert Stern bon Nr. GIT, WaHz
NortbzM penue. uno 9r. s. %. S1sp
BON Nr. 1910, Ginosn : Wpenue. 9u
Der Qnnalt bon 5rau Seller bsrbinz
bern Do1te, SaB Der SAL i'm Yoli5eigs=
ri4te allfgefldrt neroe, BAT er um eli
men YrpseB por 9si9porsnen unb bic
4rreitantin tpuroe segen 5000 9iirsz
fGaft entlahen. @be 5rau Seller isz
bod bic YoltSsi5tafion psrlieb, bielt ibr
Gapitdn 9afer cine @trdfrsDe, boB
Gritere gu 3brdnsn geriibrt puroe uno
psripra9. ibr Nuartier mad elmer an
bsrsn Nadbari4aft gu p%erlegsn. @is
Seitens Der poli5ei erflGrt miro. re Iulz
tirte bic RubsIt0rung am Mitttpo9
Ibeno BARN, bob 5rau Seller Iid bon
sinem 9rbThtenflt dyer nh6 9auie
fahrsu lisB unb oann, bsi ibrer 8cbz
n1ns anselarst, tpegen Der 8eaubtung
oes Jubr9eloss nit oemielben 5dnoel
betam. 10 bab ibre Radbarn aGsrlsi
uni4One 9inee nit onbOrsn mublen.
@ef4enf ueberreidung.
= Die WngeIteQt.n Der bie1issn 5iliale
pon Gbriition 9surid's 9ralRrei
fdsnften geitern ihrem 8s1ddftsfubs
rer. 9rn. Wm. s. Sid, Elm prd9tises,
soloenes INIT Siamanten bsIebtes ubr=
sebdnge. 9r. So9n JaGon 6islt bic
l1sberrei4ungsrebe i'm Namen Der Or
bditsr, urto 5pur bstonte iberielbe beiou=
bsrs, bab er au4 in 3utunft auf Elm 10
bii6fGss @inpernebmen. tpie es Biz jebt
5miiden 9rn. Eid uno isinen Nneez
ftsntsn ~6sitdroen babe, boffe. 5r. u.
s. Meber, Der erIts 9udbalter, iberz
CAB auberosm 9rn. Hid elm bon SRI.
Qaurd Gampon psrfaBtes @ratulaz
tionsseoidt. 9r. Hid btoanfts iia
NIT tiefssfibltsn Worlsn fir bic ibm
erpieisne Gbxe, t%porauf man fi6 na9
5auie begab. UNI ben 9.burtstag bes
8aters bss @aterlanoes gu feisrn.
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Wt6tig fit Anaetgemoe.

in wtarpIonb eri&eint aubu benz .9eutf@ea
SSrrsiponbtnten" feline einsiee eeuti&e 8eituns.
hel&e cine SrudsVreHe beFst. bic i'm 6tonhe IN.
bic GufIase bes .Geutiben gorreippnbentens II
~tueniser. D
fittf Sttttoets
III brudsn. Die 9rehe pes .6srreiSonsenten' saan
bic auflase ireens timer ansereR t6eli1sa bssts
tHen 8eituns in Marslanb In
fiinf Wtnttten
brudeR. faI,eR une sb,ablen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-23

Berbrinstbe ben @onntos il.
8aibinston. Nur SIPS fir bic
&unbreife auf Der vPenniblpunier
@tIenbabn."
Dim nd4iten Samftas unb @onnz
tag; si!tig fir bic Riidfabrt Big gum
foleenpen Montae. Nue 3iee, ben liz
mitirten GongreBaus ausgenommen.
3urlebtsn auFebefattet.
= Inter aablreifvr 8stbeiliguna BON
2eibtrogsnbsn purbsn seitsrn Nadmitz
tag bic irbii6en ueberreIt tie bon 5rau
3ol ia Mabr, pel9e am DisnI tag i'm
Otter BON SO Sabren in ibrer lebten
Mobnuna, SIR. 215, Nprb Pine1trube,
aus benz 2eben f9ieo, bonn Srauerbou=
fe aus altf Der u2pubon Yarf zGemez
terp" CUR sipigen Rubs bsitattet. guz
flor Nfolaus gurfart BON Der er1ten
sp. zfutb. ct. Sotannas Stride an Der
Welt : 8t6oleI trabe lsitete ben 5rauerz
e%ottesbsnft, uno nls 8abrtu6trdger
funsirtsn bic So. Sobn @berbarot, s.
9ooD. s. Wiuet, g. 8. Sebm. @bp.
8artling lno Srant Msber. Die Ser
blidene mar aus benz &0nisreid Sa9z
len gebiirtig uno fam Dor IS Sabren
na4 Baltimore. Sie binterldbt feds
3inoer, ndmli4 9rn. Jreo. Mabn,
5rau Ro1a 9snnemann, 5rau Bertha
Wurtin, 5rau Carrie Wel1b, 6rau
emma Mi4el uno SRI. Grancss
Mabn.
Garnepalim SIREN Ipt.
= SIM nSrrTinniser : 9ofpital" gu
Springgrope purbe Waibinston's Sc
brrtstag gsftsrn Ibeno BON ben pa
tienten nit einem srobsn GarneDal se=
fetert. gu tpelaem fi9 5ablreids 8sI u
der aus Der Stoot einsefuniosn battsn.
Der superintendent, Or. Wabe, fat
mebrere FOLDER 8ersniisungsn bereits
arrangirt unb oamit febr srobe GsFolz
ee ine8eSuus auf Observation-Disclosures
peri6teoener pafienten erSielt.
11r, mLa,,r,14,2r,, ,2 Io2 \. ~
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etationen.

Wetteransfibten = Sir
Marplanp unIO BEN Diitritt columbia
tlar am greitag, friide ueitlide Mins
b. tp~abrideinli4 fGar am Sanltag.
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Nr. Sitaut's ansufura 9itters it, Der t'nI9s
oitisrs', utlbsr in eiio : amerita ~prapaTitt une
wtetn lslner Dlastn h~6rfsnbtu unp Nppetlh ~,
Ta&abmunosal
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-23

lin Rbeumatismus los gu tperoen,
siebt es muir einen iidersn Wss. uno
Der 1T bic Mnipenbtng bon 81. Satob's
Oef. tptIdes fi4ere 9eilune brinat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-23

Iaf 2afepoob, rs, pia
npenniplpunidz9ubn urto 8roabz
StruBsn : Sahnbof,' philadelphia.
Nbfa6rt BON Baltimore 1905 Na9z
mittdgs on Wo9sntdgen, nit 4ni6luB
i'm grodo : Straben : gubnbof, Pb;z
laoslpbia. noa 2ate1pooo, pta 5arz
mingbale. 5abrpteis fir 5inreiie
$3.50, 8unoreiIeb;Gets $3.50, fir II
Gage siiltig. (48,51,2,4,5)
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Ole1elDe tut lDagI Uri uilutdt puut. 0u!ll
9sri6te Sheppar0's, pel6sr am 4.
Sanuar i'm rSnoepenOent" psrOffentz
li9t tporben lit, b.merft NorriIOn:
Notwithstanding tperoen OBJ
ne 3peifel i'm 9an5en Congo : 6rt;>
Itaats ~besang.n. Gin i6dnoli4ss SRI
But : SDItem, bur6 pel6es 9roBe
QuanfitGten 8umml unD glfen6eln
erpirft perben, 1T bic 9uupturiafe.
@s nirb Elm unge6surer Sribut Der
lanat. Oas 9olf 1T entipeoer nidt i'm
Stanoe ooer ni6t 0;uens, i'm gu lels
item, uro bafir tpirb e ubeItraft," tuls
Der Stat oies nenrt. Sn BirtlIatelt
lit bies nur Sflapersi uno Nlsralt@
bunq. - 0isis Na4t Iino einI9e BE
umten bes 5reitautsg auf Dem We9e
nod Qsute in Der NG6e BON 6ter. Sm
umfreiie BON Is Meifen BON Geute
Iino mebr, al5 10000 perionen, mel
6s oboad(os in oieier Regen3sit I'm Den
MGlbern i6lafen. Die 2eute g%etrduen
1i6 ni6t, in ben 90rfern gu rpobnen,
tpenn bic 9eamttn in Der Hdbe itHo."
Dus aoionialamt puroe gafragt OBJ
@rpBbritannien feinsn ginfluB gez
brauden pone, helen uebelitdnoen Elm
gnbe au MAIDEN. chamberlain eripIz
psrts a6er: rGs 1T ni6t gebrau4lt3,
einem bsfrsunpeten SoGpsraIn 8orz
Iteuunaen gu MAIDEN oosr 8si9psrbe
au fii6ren, obne Before @utorttGt, als
sinen amerifanfIa en .3eitunssberi6t."
Iunmebr tperosn iptpo6l Dem Ser.
@taaten : 9oti6ufter Ghoate, als Dem
90nto bon 9etsien 9oriteGungen BIN
Iihtti6 oieIer Su6e gemG6t tperosn.
Monar9itsn OsmOnitraz
tion in Rio Saneiro.
Hio Suneiro, %. 6ebrudr. -
Die Monar9iitsn benubten ben geItriz
gen @sburtstag bss 9icpmts be Sure
preto, pelfsr untRr Dom peoro's Rez
gisrung Premier NOR, uls 9eisgen6eit
fir eine 0emonitration ssssn bic Rez
publif. Sic sntbiiatsn cine 8ron3ez
8iIte unb gaben msbrere 9untette.
S6rs Srgans bra9ten Q~rtitel, pslae
bic 3uitdnos unter Der Wonar6ie ais
psit befer, ME Die gesentpdrtigsn,
oar1tsQten.
SeFrei6's neues &abtnet.
Wien, %. Jebruar. Sie neuen
Winiiter ma1ten feute ibr critics Grz
ifeineu i'm Ibesoronetenbaule oes
Reihgrutbs. prsmisr Or. BON &oerber
aussrte bic 6offnung, eab ii4 Die BE-
ais6uurasn 3piI6en ben 4beeorOnsten
unb ber RssisraHg 10 geltaltsn mir
ben, rpie es i'm Snterefe Der @eldGfte
gu tpiiniden iei Der 9rsmier madts
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-23

Berbrinstbe ben Sonntog Is.
Walbinston. Nur SLIPS fir bic
8%unbreife auf Der .penniglpanier
EiTpnhnhn"
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1900-08-10
A Cane from the Philippines.

Cap. Brainard, of Walnut Grove tp,
came into our office last Friday
Furnishing fine mahogany cane.
We thought nothing of Caps sport
ing new cane and proceeded to greet
him as highly respected friend. But
we soon found we were to be the vic
tim of that cane. We noticed that
Charley Cox had likewise slipped into
our office and he was also swinging a
new cane. Charley was expected to
present the cane with fine speech
which he can ordinarily do so well.
He started in all right but was so
elated over his own cane that he made
a botch of the whole business and
went to Dragging about his cane.
The sticks were sent direct from
Manila by DR.. DeNeidman, the cap
tain's son-in.law, who has charge of
one of Uhcle Sans hospitals over in
that country.
We are under lasting obligations to
DR.. DeNeidman for the cane and shall
ever cherish it as momento of that
far away land, as well as a token of
friendship.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1900-08-10
Great Ball Game.

Last Wednesday the Yale Hornets
and the Black Diamonds, Of Chanute
played an interesting game on the
fair grounds.
The game was not particularly dis
tingulshed as a scientific one, but
there were number of good players
in the game and the colored boys, by
their antics and monkey shines kept
the crowd highly entertained from
start to finish.
Arthur Dawson as short stop for the
Black Diamonds particularly distin-
guished himself. He made several
catches and stops and quick plays that
would have won applause for the best
league player in the country.
The Yale boys were gritty but were
out-classed. The score was 5 to % in
favor Of Chanute.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1900-08-10

Thousands have been cured OF palpita-
ton, liver trouble, shortness of breath, pain
in the side, backache, and numerous other
complaints by the use of DR.. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery. This medicine acts
directly upon the stomach, the organs OF
digestion and nutrition and the blood max
ing glands, and the fact that it cures so
MANY forms of disease is the best proof that
these diseases originate in the stomach and
must be cured through the stomach.
"I had been great sufferer for several years,
and nv family doctor said would not be lily.
ing man in two years, but, thank God, l am still
living" writes Mr.. George w. Trustow, oil Lips
comb, Augusta Co., Va. "Dr. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery is what saved my life. had
heart trouble so bad that could not lie on my
left side without great deal of pain. l was
nearly past work when commenced your med
icine, but 1 can do about much work now as
any man. 1 cannot say too much for the beneht
/ have received"
The Peoples Common Sense Medical Ad-
wiser, the "Bible of the body" is sent free
on receipt of 81 one-cent stamps to pay e's
pensc of mailing only, for edition in paper
covers, or 81 stamps for clotli-bound edi-
ton. Address DR.. R. V. Pierce, Buffalo,
N Y.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1900-08-10
Our New Opera House.

The Improvements on Williams
opera house are being pushed to COM
pletion. The way it looks now, it was
pretty nearly building great big
house around little one.
We used to think the Williams opera
house was right creditable building
for the city, but somehow OF late
years it has seemed little behind
the times. When present improve
ments are completed it will be an
up-to-date opera house, with all the
modern ideas.
The outside appearance of the build
Ing is much improved; large front
entrance is being constructed and the
whole internal arrangement rearrang-
ca. When Mr.. Williams gets through
with the job we think we will have
reason to feel proud of the building,
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1900-08-10
Burned Out.

The house of Joseph Tranmell
burned down last Friday evening with
all its contents.
Mrs. Trammel and daughter were
at home at the time, but only man
aged to save a few articles. 1t caught
from tlue.
There was an insurance OF $500 on
the house and 800 on the contents.
The Trammell home is eight miles
east of Chanute.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1900-08-10

Will Coulter and family have COM
pany from abroad.
Conductor and Mrs. Guthrie, of
Cedarvale, were in Chanute Wednes-
day.
Attorney Cox had important legal
business IN Fredonia, one day this
week.
Jerry Hale has been over to Fort
Scott, PROSECUTING among the colored
brethren.
Mrs. H. P. Farrelly has an uncle
and aunt visiting her, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jefferson of Olathe.
Supt. and Mrs. J. L. Barnes and Mr..
and Mrs. G. w. Curtis have gone to
Colorado for short sejourn.
Miss Pearl Griffin has been employ
ed to teach in the new department to
be established in our city schools.
DIR. Norman l.. Roberts, Dentist,
office over First National bank. Office
hours a. IN. to p. m. Phone ~.
Mrs. DIR. Barker has returned from
her loug trip to the Pacific coast.
Her most excellent letters were al
most compensation sufficient for her
absence.
The we'll just completed by the city
did not prove to be a gasser but is
said to contain lots of oil. Negotia-
tons are pending whereby it is pro.
posed to turn it over to Mr.. Knapp.
Mrs. J. Q. Manning has returned
from Texas. She moved to that state
some years ago with her husband,
Major Manning. The Major is dead,
and Mrs. Manning has returned to
her old home.
F. Wilson and family have gone
to Texas to make their future home.
They will win their way into society
and pleasant friendships wherever
thew are, by their genuine worth and
pleasant social qualities.
Mrs. /. c. Mann gave a very inter
esting party Wednesday night in hon.
of her neice, Miss Numa Cone. Games
and music were the chief sources of
entertainment. We are informed
that Miss Nuna will shortly return to
her home in Lawrence.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1900-08-10

The colored speaker, Mr.. Vernon,
spoke in the highest terms the other
day of his particular friends, Senator
Farrelly and L. B. Keifer. He did
not speak in such warm terms of the
Democratic lawmakers of North Caro-
lima.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1900-08-10

tnefcs an SAdih
nation of the
heart to find what
is interfering with
il. The liver gives
trouble, and Is
dosed with drugs
and pounded with
pills to bring to
light the cause,
and all the time
the cause of the
trouble is in the
stomach.
The intima ate
connection of the
stomach with the
heart and the other
vital organs, nee
essarily results in
the sympathy of
these organs with
any arrangement
or disease of the
stomach and the
organs of diges-
ton and nutrition.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1900-08-10

"My baby was terribly sick with the
diarrhoea," says J. H. Doak, OF Will
Jams. Oregon. I'VE were unable to
cure him with the DOCTORS assistance,
and as a last resort tried Chamber
lain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy. l am happy to say that 1t
gave immediate relief and complete
cure" For sale by all druggists.
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EARN for Sale.

Well improved, quarter section, II
miles east Of Roper, Kans. Would
take small residence in Chanute as
part payment, balance to suit purchas-
er. Can give possession any time.
s-l-5w-pd d. A. AcHENBAcK,
Roper, Kan.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1900-08-10

The Democratic convention moved
its headquarters from Topeka to es-
cape the dominating influence Of Mrs,
Diggs. The Democrats will resolute
in favor of the consent of the govern
ed but draw the line on women.
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For Sale,

One good Jersey COW with calf by
her side.
6 good second hand wagons,
10 good second hand buggies,
l good second hand carriage,
good second hand carts
Will trade any OF this property Tor
a good horse. Apply at the Economy
shops, , MON
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1900-08-10

The socialist musk mellon raiser
nominated for representative by the
Pops at Erie should have had his
musk melon patch in Neosho county,
il he wanted Neosho county votes.
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Fruit Growers Meeting.

The Neosho Valley Fruit Growers
ssociation will meet at $50 p. M. at
Union schoolhouse on Saturday. Aug
ust IL. All members and others who
desire are urged to be present.
ALEX BAIRD, Pres.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1900-08-10

The woman who mislays her hat and
looks for il in her purse, among other i'm
possible places, is very like the physician
who looks in all sort of impossible places
for the cause of disease. The heart be-
gins to act irregularly and straightway
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1900-08-10
ADVERTISED LETTER LIST.

The following is a list of letters that
remain uncalled for in the postoffice
at Chanute, Kansas, and will be sent
to the dead letter office If not called
for in two weeks from this the 10th
day of Aug, 1900.
Archdeacon Crawford OveIbay, Roscoe
Clarke, Frank W. Parkman, d..
Donovan, Matte Peck, w. A. f.
Edwards. Chas. Sherley Albert
Kiser, Frank Teel, Tom ~
Merritt, T. W, Webb, VIC.
Williams T. B.
One cent due Oh all advel tised let
tiers. Parties calling for for same say
advertised.
D. E. MCCLELLAND, P. M.
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For Sale.

A good Buckeye mower, five foot
cut, and ten foot John Deere rake.
Both in good order and will sell cheap.
JACK SPLANE.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1900-08-10

The flies and mosquitoes are so bad
on cattle this year that The trune
party has already switched off one Of
its tails.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1900-08-10
Cider MIL.

l am now prepared to make cider at
my shop. Farmers, bring in your ap-
pies. Will grind and press every day.
S.1O.4w. MARION HUBLER.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1900-08-10

The Socialists say the musk mellon
candidate will have to get off their
ticket or refuse to accept the Pop
nomination.
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+ CHIT + CHAT

Niggers and women don't count In
the Democratic idea Of the consent Of
the governed.
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Missouri, Kansas q Texas.

NORTH BOUND.
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IS Local Freight, arrives. S:oo AIM
SOUTH BOUND.
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81 Local Freight, arrives. 40 Pm
b. d. BROWNELL. Agent
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PROFESSIONAL.

G.. S. NATION,
LAWYER.
80 Collections Speciality.
Office at McCune Bros, Chanute, KS.
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chauute Is now using her own brick.