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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-27
KILLED HIMSELF
George r.. Weedan, Sew York Clnb-
man, Commits Suicide.

New York, Dec. 2e-Whiie the nurse
had left his bedside for q :nement TO go
to his wife. who was lying i'll in the next
room. George F. Weeden. clubman and
rich -four merchant at No % Front street.
committed suicide yesterday afternoon at
his handsome home, No. l2 Garden place.
Brooklyn
The Weedens are prominent in the
wealthy and fashionable Heights section
of BROOKLYN. There are three daughters.
one a student in Smith college. Mr. Wee
den was for twenty-five years in business
in the Front street store and overwork
made him i'll recently. Since last Friday
he had been under the care of trained
nurse, who also gave attention TO Mrs
Weeden, who has been i'll for some time.
Husband and wife occupied adjoining
rooms for the convenience Of the attend
ants, who thus need not be far away from
either patient. Mr.. Weeden's ailment was
considered no more serious a matter than
rest and proper care would set right
The nurse whose turn it was TO be with
the patients yesterday afternoon had
been fer some time in Mr.. Weeden's 5
room, when she was called to his wife
and went to her She was not absent five
minutes, but on returning noticed that
Weeden was starthngly pale. He lay on
his back, with the bed covering drawn
high around his chin.
Alarmed by the unaccountable p5llor
the nurse inquired if anything had oc-
Cured to him, but he answered that he
was as usual.
Satisfied with this reply, the nurse went
about her duties, but soon was frightened
by a groan from the man. She rushed
to him and saw that the bed covering
was wet with blood. Throwing down the
coverings the nurse discovered that the
arteries in both wrists were severed. The
razor with which he had inflicted the
wounds, lay in the bed beside him.
Seizing the momentary opportunity
while the nurse was absent he had got
out of bed, snatched his razor. returned
to bed. and after cutting his wrist. had
carefully covered himself to conceal his
deed and the MAY bleeding to death.
DR.. T M. Lloyd, who had been attend
ing Mr. and Mrs. Weeden, was hastily
summoned. but weeden was dead when
he arrived.
It is supposed that he was attacked by
suddenn mental arrangement arising
from his illness.
Mr.. Weeden was member Of the Pro-
duce Exchange Of the Hamilton Club and
the Marine and Field Club of Brook
Ivn
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-27
ACCIDENT UPON ACCIDENT.
'Nrecking Train Crew is Decimated
While on Rescue Trip.

Cincinnati. Dec. 26.-Unable TO see the
fagmans signal on account of the fog,
the engineer Of the southbound Chicago
express on the Cincinnati, Hamilton *
Dayton road. the engineer was unable to
stop his train at HartweIl today. 1t
struck a freight crossing the track and
demolished three freight cars. -Four pas
sengers and two trainmen on the express
were injured. They are: u. NJ. Payne,
Chicago, hand bruised. Chas. Bloom. chi
cago, elbow bruised; NJ. G. Leis, New
York, elbow sprained. Engineer John
Spencer and Fireman Partlow received
slight bruises.
The wrecl1ing train on the way to Hart
well met with an accident killing Patrick
Mccoy and fatally injured VIM. Nipper
and Louis Tenbrink. The chain Of the
crane broke and struck these three men,
while the train was in motion
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-27

al cuarteo' and the latter one pair
.'pescuecero. al cuartco" and good pair
.al cuarteo." Antonio Moreno. -Lagar-
uuuo.r after a handsome but rather
long display with the ''mulcta. delivered
q honda delantera, which the puntil-
lero'' supplemented. While performing
with the .'mulcta' ne received a blow
from the bulls head on The left arm.
which Obliged him 20 80 10 tie inirmary
20 have his arm put ,n sling and pre-
vented him from killing another BUN dur
ing the afternoon.
Second bull-Jose Agugiar and Manuel
Aguilar were the "picadores. the former
making three -.varasr and the latter oae.
with the loss Of mis- mount. Fuentes won
applause with three superior ''veron-
icss" and the signal was given for 'han-
d,riuas" The "handeriileros We're Jose
Hernandez ''AmericanoT and Luis RoUra.
the former lodging two pairs al Guar
teo." the second being unequal and ths
latter one pair "al cuarteo desiguar' and
another pair "disparado and out of
place Fuentes. after u short bat bril-
liant display of passes delivered
plnchazo' and hsif-thrust. which was
somewhat .teudida" but served IS pur-
pose. though q fab from the ''puntii-
iero1 was stiH necessary
Third buu-The bun first turned in,
proving useless. was sent back. The
FIRST substitute, though showing poor
fight. received five "varas" and three
pairs OF 'handerillas7 from Ioyano and
Marinerito dose Traversol. bat then de-
,eloped such wretched form. that after "a
formidable "broncha" on the part - the
public. the signal was also given for iis
withdrawal though strictly speaking
against the regulations. -he second sub
stitute or third bull ia third place was
met by the "picadores" Agujetas end
RulpoTez. the former making one ''yafa'
and the latter two. both being sent
sprawiing with their mounts. The re-
serve "picsdor Caufarcs made 'wo more
''veras and the signal was rivcn fer
.banderiIas." Moyauo iodsess two erleu-
did pairs "aI cuarteo" and &arinorito "a
very good pair in the same style The
bun required long ard patient work on
the part q Fucutes vlth the ''mliefa'
before rs head could 80 properly adjusted
% receive a deadly haif-thrust ''de pull
mon from The "diestro."
Fourth buu-Cantares ard Rulpsrez
handled the lance. the former making
one 'eara and the latter four. Af;sE
TWO .Gances do capa." from Fueates tire
signal ~as given for ''ha1teTilias-
Roura and Jose Crcus "Cuco- handled
the sticks. fhe former lodging Tery
good pair "ai cuarteof and single
stick -de sobsoulIo 'Cuc0 recently
sanered Injuries 81 the riae in spain.
81 O. NOT ~ frsriv hirs-sff AKA in
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-27

how far or how near the horn OF the
bun in it's mad rush. passed &c Fusates'
side as be gracefully poised himself and
lodged the harhs exactly from the spot
he had marked beforehand with bis hand
lsercbief Certainly Il seemed Jess than
an inch 'sroreri,o de- Madria' lodged au
unequal pair al cuprteor and Fueates
anesher pair -sl cuarteo The bulls
gaze was wandering and the object of
FuentoH work with the 'InulctaH wax -
fix g. ia which ne only impsrfeciiy sue
cecdcd He delivered honda en su
slua' and a "descabcllo" AZ the sixth
attempt or rather the seventh. for once
he tried Il with the dirk. e g. strange
that go eonsummatc o. "torern' does not
posscvs greater mastery or the "daeca-
boHo
sixth buu-After the two Aguiiars had
stuck the bun. and very poorly. Cuco and
jesse Hernandez americana lodged The
.'hauderiIas also showing poor foros.
Fuentcs killed ;hc bull with a media
esocada dc puluon
In general. the bulls were very poor.
which is ihe reason that the spectacle
in general was not mors brilliant.
Fneutes throughout was exeeiieus. TIE
remainder ~ thc -cuadrina" were &C.
ceptahie. But slx horses were killed.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-27
OLD CHARACTER
At GUTHRIE
BURNS TO DEATH
Simon Owens Winds Up His
Last Christmas Day.
OVER 100 YEARS OLD
Had Bottle of Gin and Kicked
Stove Over.
OVER 100 YEARS OLD

Guthrie. o. T. Dec. fat an early
hour this morning fire destroyed a small
house at the foot of Harrison avenue in
this city and before thte department
could reach the place. the only occupant
Of the house. Simon Owens, was burned
to death.
Owens had a remarkable history, ex-
tending over 10e years. He was born on
the plantation of Andrew Jackson, l03
years ago and was a slave in the Rebel
army, and was wounded at the siege OF
Vicksburg, by the bursting OF shell
from one of General Grants cannons. His
death was caused by someone making
him a Christmas present OF a bottle Of
gin ard the Old man. after partaking lib
orally. in some manner knocked over the
small stove IN his room. ana being unable
to help himself perished in the burning
building.
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,e of Heart

Mrs Lydia Rartrnm of Assn ria Mich,
writes. Z have suffered fror stefstcA
trouble Tor te1 years, and Ave clutfcoh
Mr. T.. r. Page advised uie tn trH stuart s.
Dyspepsia Tahlets. and four boxes did uc
more permanent bcngnl chan az. The doc
tors medicines that I have ever taken.
Mrs -. H. f'r0tSley NN Maslfuztnn
street Hoboken. y. J.. writes SciaFt
Dyspepsia Tablets just hii the tLi FOR
had the best OF luck with them. Mv s.
year-oil giri takes them as reaatiE 49,
candy I have only 20 say tablets and
she crous every thins else and runs tor
ther
Miss Leila Dlvely iea- plummer street.
Eittshurg. Pa, writes ~ wish every u4e
to know how grateful J am Tor stuart =
Dyspepsia Tablets / suffered fora long
time and did not know what allied ne.
lost flesh righJ along until one day / no.
tiCed an advertise emtut of these tablets
and immediately bought sH-cert box ~
the drug store. am only on the second
box ana am gaining iu flesh and color. ]
have at last f0una something that hss
reached my aiimcnL
Phil Brooks Detroit. Mich. says Your
dyspepsia cure has worked wonders ia my
case. I suffered for wears from dyspepsia.
bat am now entirety cured and enjoy iifa
as ! never have heforc 4 gladly recon-
mend them
Fuil-slzed package ~ these tablets sold
hy druggisfs at 90 cents Little book on
stomach troubles mailed free Address, n,
a stuart TO-. Marshall Mich.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-27
PERRY GRIFFIN ACQUITTED
Man Who shot Dick Little Is Given
HIS Freedom

Guthrie, o. T.. Dec. 26.-Perry Griffin,
the man who shot Dick Title, at Shaw
nee, December Il. has been turned loose
on preliminary hearing. The Shawnee
Quill says:
Despite the fact that the coroners
dence in the case and recommended that
Griffin be held to answer for the crime
Perry Griffin. who killed Dick Tittle at
the Holmes house, place OF questionable
repute in this city on the night Of
Wednesday. December nth, was acquitted
yesterday, at Tecumseh, after a prelimi-
nary hearing before Esquire Pendleton,
on the grounds that Griffin shot little in
self-defense"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-27
JAMES JEFFRIEs SUED.
Tommy Ryan Wants $1,000 for Train
ina the Champion.

Kansas City. Mo, Dec. 26.-fommy
Ryan. once a prize fighter but now in
business in Kansas City. brought suit in
the district court here today against Jas.
J. Jeffries. 70 recover $1,000, which he al
Ieges is due him for training the world s
champion for his fight with James J. Cor
bett at Coney Island in May, 1899.
The papers were served or Jeffries while
he was in a Turkish bath, but he paid no
attention TO II. turning over and continu-
ing his sleep without making reply. Ryan
in his petition says he rendered him the
services expected of him, and the service
was reasonably worth $500. OF this
amount Ryan says Jenries paid him $50
in three different installments, and that
8. coo is still due, for which amount he
asks judgment.
Jenries gave an exhibition here last
night.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-27
THIEVES AT Ell RENO
KImmel Hardware store Is Robbie d
by Two Bur.larS.

Guthrie. O. T., Dec. 26.-Burglars ara
getting in their work at Fl Reno. The
Supper Bell tells OF the latest haul Of the
light-hingered gentry as follows:
This morning It was discovered that the
I>immel hardware store. located in the
Democrat block, had been entered and
robbed The thieves indications point 20
at least two} forced an entrance through
the rear window some time during sun
day night and secured large number Of
guns. knives and CUTLERY. The loss is
estimated at some S2oo. and while no ar
rests have yet been made the police have
some very strong clues which are being
followed. in hopes they may lead TO the
arrest Of the right parties.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-27
PLEASURE CLUB CHARTERED
Oneida Club at Woodward Is Started
Off go Year SOiOurn

Guthrie, o. T.. Dec. Pat the secre-
tarv's Office a charter was issued today
to the Oneida Pleasure Club at Wood
ward, Woodward county. for benevolent
and social purposes The charter runs for
twenty years ard the capital stock is 500
and the directors are NJ. J. Burns. Ed
Snow and Charles Hoops. all Of Wood
ward
The following notarics were commits
stoned: c. r. Garner, OF Aangum, Greer
county; J. c Miner, of Tecumseh, Pratt
county; c. Z. Vest. of Oklahoma City,
Oklahoma county; G. w. Hooper. Of Ad-
dington, Comanche county; o. H Platter,
Of 8IcLoud. Pottawatomie county.
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Guthrie. o. T.. Dec. 26-Secretary
Grimes today issued charter to the
Tonkawa News company. to do a general
printing business at Tonkaws, hay coun-
~. for period Of twenty years and with
a capital stock of $3.50. The directors
are. Robert Brook. NJ Brook and c H.
Nartndale am of Tonkawa. Robert
Brook Is an English nohleman.
The secretary also granted permission
to the National Fire Insurance company
Of Hartford. Conn. 20 transact business
In the territory
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The NiokeI PIate Road.

will sell tickets December 24th, 18th, @lst
1901, and January i. 1902, at rate Of a fare
and a third for the round trip TO any
point located in Central Passenger asso-
ciatior territory. account Christmas and
New Year holidays; return limit including
January 2. 1902. Through service to New
York City, Boston and other eastern
points Chicago passenger station, Van
Buren, street and Pacific avenue, on the
Elevated Loop. For further information
address John Y. Callahan, General Agent
III Adams street. Chicago.
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Reduced Rates for Christmas and New
Year HOLIDAYS.

The Nickel Plate Road VII sell tickets
December 2sth. 18th. 2ist 1901. and january
lst.. 1902, at rate OF fare and one-third
for the round trip. 70 any point located in
Central Passenger association territory.
good returning to and Including January
diyiduaI clun meals ranging in price from
s. cents to H.o8. served in Nickel Plate
Giaiur cars. Address John s. Callahan,
General Agent. III Adams street. Chicago.
Eor particulars. Depot. Yam Buren street
ana Pacific avenue. on the Elevated Loop.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-27

From fiie ifr14Nn rrrrtat9f-l
high authority on TIE problems q
fight that aavlrsble balloons ere nsces-
sarlly unable 90 become practleai-tneY
viii never carry nails or passengers.
but must remain a. best the racing
Yacht and the i1rped9-boat ~ the AIR
His demonstration is simple. bat uet
altogether convncina. Any fglHg nsa-
chine which Do ID De- ~ practical uss
must be able % travel as n speed ~ sixty
mites an hour n 81 ls not - be kept 81
port bv moderate gale. FER. uniiss
the shir. fte balloon is part and parcel
~ fhe ar ia which it roafe 8aeh
fying machine as the balloon fn watch
81 seufos- Damonf proposes % - -
Coraica csa Apparently olif contend
miles On hcur-in which fast case lt
would D. uke Alice in Thraozh fhs
Tnokinr-Glass. who foHad that e took
ai8 tha running she oouie e. - keep ia
one Place In ether por5s the naVigaAis
balloon which o. O. compete vfth q fast
rteasner-nof 70 f8y raii0ag trssu-
must D. capable ~ as ieasf sixty uales
ara hour in ftI1 air. VITA q fseorffg
gale Sc car rfop lfs engines ard ~ 80 fhs
the nlnEs ~ the nlnf. Ga ceirn hsit-
power rnaF he Sufficient tIsf Rher ffs7r -
a bead ulns ~ esen tniny uiles a.
hoer rs enT'1fa VI re-I 90 frfs g
fhrapgh tLe slr af rtafT miles an h0pr
ID order fo rro8aea 81 acf1si sre@d =
thfrfq Sgr at n'sia uda za boar ths
alr.l rreesare hff1elss ffrT roastf-ratsi~
80 aag ere nh4 hss irri 20 ieek 8st -
fse ulnsea * AZ ezI.rsrs can iauaxias
- f. as4erf.1 f.f ra taiigea car e1fh.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-27

a great deal of land when it was cheap.
and is now very rich He has been
studying irrigation for thirty years. A
good many years ago he originated an
iaborate system OF irrigation near Stock
ton. when bitches had bean dug and
everything seemed propitious for success
the water supply depended upon failed.
and has never since reappeared-
Pepper has a system Of irrigation in
Colorado winch IS a great success.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-27
Jul EIeAT eY RouNos.
Mexicans BY Thousands Watch Fests
Of Fuentes

Mexico. Dec. zs.-An immense crowd o.
people. both on the shady and sunny
side of the bull-rinE. but particularly on
the former. applsuded Antonio TuenteE-
the celebrated ''torero." when hs uade
his entry yesterday afternoon. 81 com-
pany with Lagartj.lio. The bul aght.
vith these two stars "a tine CHEZ roles.
hogan pgrcfnaily ~ g o'coCx. with Dr.
Ramon Macias praalcirs.
First BuH-The n.caaorss wera Msa-
uel Rodriguez -Cantsres ard MaHael
Martinez ~Asu5etas.- The former stick
ing the buH tw,e ara the batter ouce.
Joaquin perez -Torcrito de 3iaaril sad
jose 3loyaro hanl'ei tae 'Halief.lias.
The former lolecl tW5 Eree-ai pa.ra
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TIE PRIDE oF HEROES.

Many soldiers in the last war wrote to
say that for scratches, bruises, cuts,
wounds, corns. sore feet ana stiff joints,
Buciden's Arnica salve is the best in the
world Same fer burns. scalds, boils, ul-
Gers. skin eruptions ana piles. It cures or
no pay. Only 25c a Gehring s pharmacy
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-27
A MILLION vOicEs

Could hardly express the thanks ~ To-
mer Han Of West Point. Ia. Listen why:
severe cold had settled on his lungs
causing 4 most obstinate cough. Several
physicians said he had consumption. hut
could not help him. When all thought
he was doomed ne began 20 use DR. King $
New Discovery for Consumption and
writes: 1T completely cured me and saved
my life. I now weigh 227 lbs" It's posi-
lively guaranteed Tor coughs. colds and
lung troubles Price see and N.N. at
Gehrings pharmacy.
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GAIN OF IS PER CENT.
Total Value of Cotton Products in U.
6. Estimated at S336.974,822.


S. Estimated at s33s.e74sa2.
Washington, Dec. pa statement ex-
hibiting the extent Of the cotton manu-
featuring industry in the United States
for he year 1870 as compared with 1879.
was issued today by the census bureau.
The statement places the total value Of
cotton manufacturing products at xg5s,-
a7sss2, a gain Of over = per cent since
lss0. The number Of establishments IN
1890 was 1a51. gain Of Is per cent. The
capital employed $45L2i0.i57. gain OF =
percent: salaried officials. 4,sss. gain ~
81 per cent: amount paid in saiaEies.ss,-
5s5.I29 gain of IL per tent; average
number OF wage earnors. 9a2 sol gain q
ss rer cent; total wages paid Ss2@isl., a
gain of . per cent. cost Of material used.
Sl76 sd -. a gain Of "a per cent
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-27

Guthrie. .. =. pcc. -6.-President
Barnes OF the Commercial club Of this
city Jcuieht received telegram from the
head officers OF the ~. X. x T. saying
thar they would Doe in this cily on Sstur-
day, Dec. IS 10 meet the citizens and
make definite propositions Tor building
that road into this city.
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eenerai AI.rr~ Doing wei.

Detroit. Mich. Dec. as.--Dr Howard "
I.onEyear. one OF the attending surgeons
on r A. Alger, said tonight thst the crit
ilal period IN the eensrai illness had
rassed. ard that his r'sovery vas prac-
tscaliy csrtsin 50 far as he could deter
tins at present lie has been taSiaE
some r0urishment III t;le form of oro-h
ard has passed very comfortable day.
sall Ilr Lnngyrar.
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AMERICANS IN SIBERIA.
Capitalists Are Trying to Buy Land
Pich in Ore

st. Petersburg. Dee. 13.-A Siberian
says that American capitalists
have offered the government 36eo.0oJ ru-
bles for a 5o-year lease OF a large striT
Of land in the Kirghiz stcppes, which are
territory. 90 by go yersts in extent. lies
between Paylodar and Lake Balkash.
Pavlodnr is on the Irtysh river, south Of
Omsk. Senator Clark CT Montana has
previously been referred 70 as having
been in negotiations with private inter
ests for a large piece Of land in the
same e-Semipalatinsk.
The Gar has conferred the order OF 81.
Anne. third class, on his dentist. Or.
Wolloson. who is an American.
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MUNYON'S IyHlLEB CUnEs CATARRa.

charge had entered his chest just over
the heart Carlander's wife nor any OF
the family were at home when the acei-
dent occurred. The theory is that Car
lander saw skunk run under the hay,
and in his exc-1ement tried to push it
out with the butt of the gun.
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Guthrie. o.. T.. Dec. es.-A fre that
started IL Chickasha. i. -. on Christmas
day. Is san burning but under control.
was the Armour Packing company, e3se
ponds OF meat aud the two banks dam
aged greatly
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-27
United states offcer Suicides.

W1shirgI0l- De- -5--7Ee09Ta- CI9179-
ae Manila. p J.. reports that Csdua Kos-
der. second lieutenant Phaip1l1e Scouts.
native 81 Beverly. ~. Va cesnf.ltfea
saiciIe ~ the morning = December =. -
sngo.inr hlmseff wlth a CaTaile or laoar1
the I-awton Eie was ssnsriug ron tsEn-
-arar- srsa-ltv. ane fo sllness.
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RHEUMATISM

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certain TO cure rheumatism as water
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or whether il is acute or chronic.
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Munvon's Dyspepsia Cure will cure any case Of
indigestion or stomach trouble.
Ninety per cent. Of kidney complaints, including
the earliest stages Of Brghts Disease, can be cured
with Munyon's Kidney Cure.
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throat and stomach nomatter Of how long standing.
Nervous affections anddiseases Of the heartareoon'
,rolled andcured by Munyon sNerve and HeartCure
Munyon' sCold Cure will break up Panyiorm OF cold
Muuyon'S VitalIzer restores lost powers 10 "eSA
men. Price 81
The Guide 20 Health 6Feel tells about diseases
and their cure Get l. at any drug store. he CusS
are all on sale there. mostly Al 3 cents vlal.
Munvon. New York and Philadelphia.
MUNYON'S INHlLEB CURES CATABRA
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GA = ~ . RT ia.
Bears the II 'is hhl i.i hais AlaalS Uasia
signature of &EHAAZZx
BACK TO KANSAS.
Chas. Kerfuss is Taken in Hard in
Minnesota Town BY Stout.

Minnesota Town by Stout
ST. Paul. Dec. 2s-Franlg Stout. an off,
Ger from Hays City. Kansas. today Sc
cured from Governor Van SAINT four requi-
sitions for the return Of Chas. Kerfuss.
now in custody at Worthingtou, MINI.
on the charges Of horse stealing. bur
glary. and shooting with intent e. kill
With Kerfuss IS Maggie Blick. a girl OF
70. She viii be taken back on a charge
Of perjury Kerfuss IS said o. have es-
caped twice from Jail IN Kansas. and
having nearly escaped a. WoTthinEton.
Stout viii so 10 worthington immedi.
atefv. after the pair
The Springfield herald., 1901-05-03
REPORTER.
QUARTERLY MEETING.

AS announced some weeks
since. the third Quarterly Meeting
will he held at Villas. beginning
the fifteenth and continuing owe r
the nineteenth of this month.
Special announcements will ap
pear next week. Remember the
date, and that you are cordially
invited to attend these services.
Come prepared to spend the four
days. Candidates for baptism will
receive letter from the pastor an
nouncing the day for baptism.
Bring YOUR Pentecostal Hymns
and your Bibles. You will need