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Cotton and com Beaten Down.

Garrison, Texas, May al ono of tho
hardest hail storms passed through TINS
community last night that has ever visited
ms country. 1t destroyed All Of tho vegc
thNon that was In IT'S path The fni.n.
"ih iuok blue today Cotton and corn were
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RonIantlnn Neoeaaaru.

Mount Calm. Texas, June Further re.
ports from Thursday nights hail storm
are 10 the effect that n great deal Of corn
was cut down TO the ground and some
large cotton sufficiently Injured to make
replantng necessary. II also shattered
wheat that was not cut
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Wheat Exports.

Galveston, Texas, June 1.-The increase
IN the export Of wheat from this port dur
ing the past month over the month Of
May. 1900, is 4S4.70s bushels or signify
over 100 per cent. The increase for the
season since July l. 1900 over the same
period one year previous is 1870, 800
bushels
The clearances from Galveston curing
May were as follows:
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wheat at his home, three miles 49,.
town. His team ran away and th,,vi
from his binder, which rer over IN.
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left arm, while the right hand ~
hletely severed from the arm at NJ \
mere is little hope for his recover
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Destruotion Nenr Mind,n

winona. Texas, May Sl.--Thc heaviest
rain this year fell yesterday evening he
tween 6 and 2 o'clock. lasting FOR nearly
crops and farms by washing them about.
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blue over the destruction ~ their crops
Al shutdown yesterday everything was
bright for a hounttful crop and this morn
ing all rs gloomy for any kind Of crop
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PaIo Pinto COUNTY Peosn ol0p.

FdTO FTT1IO VVuI'Ey n
Mineral Wells. Texas, May
farmers of this county VINO M,.Ts
tuuate TO have pecan orchards M, M ~
Post correspondent that the peo. XVI,
assured for this year and tna'
be as large a yield as that 10 any
preceding years.
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Farmer Probably Fatally Injured.
mckinney Texas May 3l--Georsc Mar.
I'm was injured last evening while cutting
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RISING Sian IeKRs MAY MA De
struetlye hail storm passed over this place
this evening AT Q o'clock, doing consider,
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Ideally everything IN its path. ktlllng stock
and poultry. Cotton will have to he plant.
"a over. The path ot the storm was about
n mile and half wide aud Il extended
about seven and half miles.
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OTHER nEATHs

JUB HALE, At FarInersYiIIe.
F. NJ GREEN, aged Is, at Eden. I'd
man county.
MRS NJ. j. KILGoRE, aged ", at CID
Vile.
LEE L. LONG, at Denlson.
JsP CLOY, at Marlin.
THOMAS L. SCOTT, at Texsrtanl
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Lulins. Texas, June i.-w. W. Lipscomb.
who has been in the banking business
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pamane In EastIand countN.

Carbon. TcSss. May 3l.-rhis country
had Hnc rain last night, and in some
parts near here the hail was more plentiful
than rain, and did great damage; large
helds Of corn, wheat and oats were ruined
and window lights were broken out OF
some DIV ellings. The farmers seen by the
rcst correspondent say they win plant
cotton Gu the ground,
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THE NEW CARNEGIE LIBRARY AT ATLANTA GA.

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DEATHS IN TEXAS

zBURNS.-E lgin, Texas, MAY 3.-v
Burns. a well known citizen. aid
night at 10 p. N. at his nome. He hi n
friends and all Of them are deepi- M
Mr.. Bnrns has been justice Of the \
IN this precinct for many years bnt
compelled to resign few weeis N
account of his health. He also va, K.
of this town in former years. He VI
buried this evening.
MELTON. -ApDlehg, Texas, Nav I
This evening at o'clock Mrs. Il
Melton. widow of Mr.. y. Melton,
Of consumption. She has been conirsl
per room. about ten days. She lesu
family Of nine children.
SMITH -Brownwood. Texas, May
J Snelson Smith, father OF Mr, m
Smith of this place. died at he LOO,
his daughter. Mrs. Alice Rainey, NJ
city this morning at an early Aom.
Smith was In his elghty-fourth yea.
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CALDWELL Texas, June l,Sprayers and
poison going ont OF town In quantities 10
work on the boil weevil The farmers are
thoroughly In earnest. and every EFFORT win
be used 90 rid the enunty OF the pest.
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Consult the Expert
\ Chicago Doctor

ECall at drug stores for Clark's
One Minute Headache Cure.
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Public Sale of
HEREFORD CATTLE.

Our entire herd of registered Here's
ford cattle will be sold at the FraLcis
Hereford Cattle Farm, three miles
west of Chanute. On
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY %, 1901,
consisting of % head, VIZ: Herd bull
Rawlins 70S25, 6 cows with calves at
foot, 4 cows to bring calves in spring,
3 heifers two years old, and yearlin2
heifers.
A full pedigree, certificate OF regis
try and transfer will be given with
each animal. r. FRANCIS,
j. r. FRANCIS.
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PUBLIC SALE.

/ will sell at my residence, 3 miles
southwest of Erie, on
THURSDAY, FEB. 81, 1901,
the following property:
10 head of horses.
40 head of cattle.
50 head of hogs.
A full line of farm implements.
400 bushels Of corn.
10 tons of millet hay.
40 bushels of millet seed.
% bushels of potatoes.
And lot of chickens.
Also a fine 1OO-acre bottom
farm inside the levee.
JOHN WIKLE.
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# you had paid 90 per cent more for them The bar,
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Col. Hedrick has at last got 1t.

Col. Hedrick has at last got II.
B F. Nye has had company from
Humboldt.
Mrs. Manuel Bell has gone to
Yates Center on visit.
For SALE-A lot OF window blinds.
2S A. S. LAPHAM.
Mrs. Chas. McCune enjoyed visit
from her mother this week.
Miss Maggie Shirley, Of Buffalo.
has been visiting relatives in Chanute.
The Woodard Judgment against
the city will be compromised at $3.50
and costs.
FOR SALE-G0 bushels Of white
seed corn. selected. Geo. l.. Taylor,
on Wesley Cole farm. 2l.4w
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Stoner and a
number of other railroad people at
tended the funeral of VIM. Leemaster
at Moline, Tuesday.
Ben Miller and sister-in-law, Miss
Williamson, have gone to Topeka tC
visit Mrs. Miller, who is dangerously
sick in the hospital there.
Mrs. Geo. Abbott, who was thrown
out of her buggy about two weeks age
severely injuring her shoulder, Il
much better and will soon be herself
again,
The Chanute Poultry and Be,giar
Hare display is now on and in full
blast. Call around and see the show
in the room next TO Sewall'S phar
macy. Ten cents admission.
The first annual show Of the Cha
mute poultry association is a success
The display of chickens is quite extern
tive, while the Belgian hares are mum
erous. We will give full particular
of the display next week
The Chanute school board has of
fcally invited Supt. Sailors to holt
TIL, county normal at this place
The Supt. will doubtless grant the re
quest as it will but be following tn
time honored custom of the county
to pass the county normal around.
The stable belonging to Johl
Coats caught fire last Friday morning
and burned down with all its contents
Mr. Coats boy was burning trash ant
GOT the fire too close to the stable
He lost his buggy, cart, harness, etc
The ire department was soon on hant
and kept the fire from spreading.
C. E Coleson Of MattOOn, ILL., ha:
been in the city a day or two 10 the in
terests of street paving. We hope Mr.
Coeson or some other good man will
get contract to p've Fourth stree
at once. The Council has taken tn
matter up and we believe the lonI
looked for is likely to come TO pass.
Our representative, ]. NJ. Nation
was well looked after in the way o
committee appointments. He
chairman of the committee on munich
pal corporations and member of th
judiciary, education, educational in
situations, judicial appointments, SUP
ervision of the journal & mileage. Pei
cy Willis is chairman Of the commit
tee on private corporations, and
member of committees on state affairs
| rniIrnndS indiciaru and rulns
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I!gEsssSssl 0ou,,, l}ss}ss3s$SSss:s!S3ts:sS''
IE}&{Ml Gol1n |}s$}ss}szEsEE }si
lI}s{S{I 0oP''7 h}ss}$S q }ssssEsS<.

Don't forget the chicken show
Don't forget the poultry show Feb
I, s, and 8,
l.. Romberger is now carrying
his toe in a sling.
brakeman Tom Rowe bumped his
knee and is now laid up.
Frank Sauer of lola came down
with the Pytbans Friday.
JAS. E. SHOEMAKER. dentist
Office on same floor Farrelly's law office
Don't fail to attend the poultry
show at Chanute February I, 8 and .
Buy a S. 90 Suit at the Regulat-
orc. P Garvin & Co.
-E-ick Nelson and his new bride
are at home to their friends in the
second ward.
Clearance Sale at the Regulator
$40 90 and $1,000 suits for $50
and So. 90.
Brakeman Dole Larrick is laying
off with a badly injured knee caused
by falling on tie.
DIR. Norman l.. Roberts, Dentist
Office over First National bank. Once
hours 9 a. IN. TO 6 D. III. Phone w.
Miss Esther Keifer, after good
visit with her sister, Mrs. Ed McCune
has returned to her home in Leaven-
worth.
1t YOU want your watch to run, take
II TO the new jewcler-all work guar
anteed or money refunded.-Dr J. w
Phillips.
DIR. and Mrs. Fay gave dinner
Sunday to few of their friendsin hon.
or of the seventh anniversary of thelr
wedding day.
The Erie Sentinel would like To
get up boom for the sleepy old county
seat town by blowing about the excel
lent quality of salt water in her aban-
doned prospect holes.
L. r. Stanley Sundayed in Chan
ute. Mr.. Stanley's duties in Topeka
are wearing On his health. Like most
of the clerks up there, he has to WORK
ten or fifteen minutes every few days
w. B. Shirley has sold his inter
est in the mercantile business at Bur
falo. We have not learned of Mr.
Shirley's intentions, but presume he
will come back to Chanute where he
belongs.
NOTICE-All ladies interested in
Learning dress cutting will better
start soon, as my school will be closed
here in few months.
HANNAH e. HANSON, Manager.
First stairway in Jones block.
Brakeman Lemaster, who had his
feet crushed off on a Santa Fe train
last Friday morning, died at the To-
peka hospital Saturday morning. The
remains were taken to Moline for in
terment.
brakeman Boregard of the Santa
Fe had a very lucky escape from a hor-
rid death, last Saturday, near Wells
vile. While his train was'in motion
he attempted to run along on top OF
the cars. In some manner lie slipped
and fell between two cars. He was
fortunate enough to catch hold Of some
thing and save himself from being
crushed under the wheels. As 1t was
he was severely bruised aud wrenched
but will soon be ready for duty again.
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GENERAL SALE.

| will also sell at auction on sane
day commencing at 10 O'Clock sharp,
all other stock and implements on
farm, consisting of II head of high
grade Herefords, viz: Yearling bulls,
mich cows, heifers and steers. Also
work horses and six thoroughbred Du-
roc Jersey brood sows.
J r. FRANCIS.
Bob HERoD, uctioneer.
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&C. A. Cox has it.


John Roe is about over it.
Roy Eaton is home on a visit.
Wilson county court Is in session.
Elder Chambers was in Chanute
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs, Judge Beatty are en-
joying the grip.
&C. It. Hurch visited the probate
Judge this week.
H S. Hysinger of St. Louis is WIS.,
itiDg l.. Rosenthal.
10 Denisun of Erie had legal bust
ness in Chanute this week.
Mrs. W. ID. Frisby and Mrs. Car
RTE Nation are visiting in Topeka
Overcoats at special prices at the
Regulator. &C. P Garvin & Co.
Mrs. Rickel was called to Usage
county Saturday by the sickness of
her mother.
Closing out Heating Stoves at
half price at the Racket Furniture
Store.
Mrs. Mechanic, mother of Mrs. j.
w. Fivecoat, was called 20 Melvern
by the death Of her son.
Mrs. NJ. M. Finch went to Hum
boldt Monday. Her sister, Mrs. Mob
lie of that city is quite sick
Rob Reed, a son of Mrs. DR.. Brown
took first prize at an amature singing
contest in Kansas City last Saturday.
The Board of trade Ct Chanute
will meet the Kansas City commercial
club at the train Saturday and do the
city honors.
Dept Grand Master Workman
Rogan instituted lodge of Workmen
Of twenty seven members at Urbana,
last Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. j A. Meeker have re-
Gently returned from a sojourn in the
country. They have been visiting
their son-in-Iaw, Clint Conner, and
family.
The Erie people were feeling some
what blue the first of the week on ac-
count of the shortage of gas in their
new wells, because it could not get
through the frosted pipes. They are
all right now.
"A. Schaal has sold his residence
property in the Fourth ward to Cy
Gibson, of Moran, and will soon move
to his farm near Lawrence. Mr.. Glib
son VIII move to Chanute next fall.
For the present the property is for
rent.
The south eastern Kansas fair
circuit association held Its annual
meeting in the Oriental parlors Satur-
day evening Feb. ?. The secretaries
present were ]. IT. Cooper, Fredonia;
c. Fl. Wheaton, lola; III. Lodge, Erie;
A. E. Timpayne, Chanute; r. Y. Ken
needy, Coffeyville. Officers elected
were, G. H. Wheaton, Pres; j. F.
Cooper, Treas; A. E. Timpayne, V.P.
and Treas. The times of holding the
various meets were agreed on as fol-
lows:
Coffeyville, August 1916.
FredOnia, August 20-23.
Ere, August $50.
Chanute, September 3-6.
lola, September 10-13.
Ottawa, September 17-20.
H. A. Huffman, an old resident Of
Chauute, and familiar figure on the
streets for many years, has sold his
little hume near the fair grounds and
bought and located in property in
New Albany, Wilson county. He and
Mrs. Huffman took the train yester-
day afternoon for the new home, their
household goods having been sent on
the day before. Mr.. Huffman has al
ways been a good citizen, and we can
recommend him to his new neighbors
as a peaceable, law-abidlng man. He
US TO say goodbye for him
A., al l,Fa ola nafol4l,orc and frfonde
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DR.. j. r, HICKEY

examines eyes. fits glasses, treats Ca
tarrh, Deafness, ETC., and does gen.
eral practice. Call and see the names
of nearly a hundred people he has fur
nished glasses TO.
Office over 1st National Bank. %
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ANOTHER OF THE OLD BOYS
GONE.

Michael Boerstler, an old soldier and
old resident Of this cOu ty died at the
home of his brother Frank. on Thurs
day Jan. 81. 1901.
Mr.. Boestler was 76 years old.
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The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-06-01
EXTRA SESSION OF CONC ESS.
Cabinet Defers ConsideEation of Its Need-Country's Finances Good.

Washington, May 31.-The cabinet to- day was unable to reach any conclu- sions as to the Philippine tariff situa- tion as affected by the recent insular decisions of the supreme court. Attor- ney General Knox will make caraful examination of the language of the de- csons at once and ascertain their eX- act bearing on the tariff between this country and the Philippines. He then will state to the president and his ad- visors the powers now vested in the government in dealing with this sub ject.
 Meanwhile discussion of the need of an extra session is deferred, as consid- eration of the question of an extra ses- sion was regarded as premature at this time.
 The only other important matter brought up at the session was state ment by Secretary Gage as to the finances of the government. The presi- dent and cabinet had been away from the city for some weeks and Secretary Gage took the opportunity to point out that the surplus in the treasury is steadily mounting upward and that na- tional financial conditions in general were very gratifying.