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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-30
CHICKEN THIEVES CAUGHT
Three Men Were Arrested by Local
Police Yesterday.

John Cox, F. NJ Cox, and James Fox
are locked Up il the police station.
charged with stealing chickens. The
men say they came from Oklahoma here
and It is alleged that they stole six dozen
chickens from man named Norris. TWO
miles west Of oxford. Then as they
came on 10 this city they gathered I'D
three or four dozen more and Friday
morning they sold them TO the Washing
ton avenue poultry house for So. The
news q the theft was telephoned 20 this
city and two men were also put on the
trail Of the men and tracked them 10
Tins CITY. The men got the money and
plt their team il the harm az IL Ire
mont avenue and then one Of them paid
q visit 70 some OF the saloon and vas
fnauy landed in jail FOR raising a row on
fremont avenue. The police at that time
did not know he was ore Of the men they
were after.
The officers began locking FOR the men
and after finding where they sold the
chickens and getting a good description
of the men started out - End their camp
On South Hydraulic avenue
In the meantime one C the men cane
up town and his hose got loose from
hsn AID ne went -o the police station O.
look for i and vas locked uD as h an
swer=d the description % one q The men
Then a woman and her son came into the
police station 70 make some inquiries
ard Il vas learned that she BELONGED 70
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the gang 50 she WIS held 20 see Z she
could or would ten where the other man
was She had a little boy With her that
the police did not notice and this little
fellow ran ID the camp and notified his
father that the woman % the gang was
locked Up and as the police were golns
down = the camp they met the maa
coming up roEn. 50 he vas brought 70
the station and locked up ard the woman
released
The woman claimed 70 b the VIE Of
John Cox and the Little boy said his nane
vas Fox
Sheriff Shower OF Wellington arrived
n the city Friday evening ard returned
70 his home last night. and stated thar
he would he here Monday With q state
warrant Tor the three men
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-30
WILL BE FINE
STRUCTURE
Plans Completed for First
Unitarian Church.
WILL COST $4,000
Inside Arrangements VIII
Make Large Seating Capacity
WILL COST $4,000

The plans for the First Unitarian
church have been completed and the cut
below shows that tire church VIII be
large edihce and beautiful architccturaIly
and vii be q me building 10 add 10
the number Of really dne church build
ings IL this city.
The building Is 70 be located az the
southeast corner OF Topeka and Central
avenues. L VIII be built Of brick veneer
and when completed viii cose in the
ueighoorhood OF ten thousand dollars.
There viii be a large pipe organ in
the main auditorium and the seating
arguments Of the church show very
convenient ard comodious auditorium.
There viii be q number q class rooms
but the church Is 80 constructed that
these rooms can be thrown together ana
thus VIII greatly augment the seating
capacity y the church
The building vii be one Of the best
lighted churches in the city. The win
dOws VIII be extra large and many IL
number and VIII Be OF stained glass
There VIII two entrances 70 the church
proper on Topeka avenue an done into
the classroom on Central avenue.
The furnishings OF the church hope 70
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that J. p. Durham, the other man who
was arrested in This CITY wigh Dunn and
charged with the murder. has been ta-
carcerated in 5an az ClarSsvhle and has
been refused permission 20 see an at
torney.
Governor jefferson Davis OF Arkansas
City has wired Governor Stanley that he
is convinced that Dunn Is guilty az the
murder. He declares that he VIII 5e
given fair and impartial trial and says
that the state viii be represented NJ the
hearing by an attorney who VIII attempt
10 prove that Dunn Is one u the guilty
parties.
A kidney remedy tAat can be depended
on viii be found in Prickly Ash Bitters.
Il heals and strengthens.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-30
MRS. HUTCHINSON DEAD
Word Received OF the Death Of Hrs
Hobart Hntchin.nn

Word was received in tho city yestsr-
day that Mrs Robert Hutchinson had
died in National City Col The news was
a great shock 70 her many friends who
miss her smiling co'iteuance from their
uIl-st. PsL'.feuaars r. regard 20 her
death could nor Re learned iast ulght.
For many years she resided in th-,-
beautiful home az the corner NJ Niue-
teenth and Market streets. bat about
one year ago accompanied h- her hs-
band she went to California Tor her
health, making her home 81 National
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-30
TIME; RIGHT AFTER BREAKFAST
Custom Of citing Early Is Growing
in Wichita

There Is a Bis contingent in Wichita
who have learned 70 cast their votes
esly On election day. This IS a most
valuable help 70 the organization and IS
also of advantage 20 the voters them
selves. The man WHO votes early car
dismiss the matter from his mind for
the rest x the daE. The bulk of the
voters should vote right after breakfast
Each year more and more drop 0rt7 This
custom. and every body should Join in
n ~ -nesisr
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get to work on their new place OF wor-
ship in a short time and have the
building completed before fall The
church has large following in this city
and they have been planning 20 build this
structure for several years They own
ed the property at the corner Of William
and Market streets and thought they
would erect their church there but II was
later decided 70 sell this and purchase
property in the residence part OF the
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interest ~ his country and he is frieufiy
to Americans ard Americans ways.
HabiruaI constipation IS the door
through which mary Of The serious MS az
body are admitted me occasional use
~ Prickly Ash Bitters VIII remove aud
care this distressing condition
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-30
Iockiam Erom cohn.hs-

Co1wels put or q cut lately save .
woman i3csjaw- Millions know tlat the
best thing % put OF cut e B1ckleu =
Arnlca saire. the i1faHihle healer II
wounds, Ulcers. sores. Skin Erupt-1ns.
Burns Sc1-1s and Piles. u cures or nc
pay C-ly -zc AZ Cehriugs pharmacy.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-30

Under the purifying and tonic effects OF S. S. S.
al impurities are expelled from the blood, the
general health IS invigorated, and all dishguring
and annoying eruptions promptly and perma-
nently disappear from the skin, and it becomes as
soft and smooth as ever.
Bad blood tells IN many other ways. Itch
ing and burning eruptions, rashes and sores, bois
and carbuncles show the presence of soue ir-ita-
ting poison OF unhealthy matter IN the blood, and
these aggravatng troubles viii continue until the
weak and slow circulation has been quickened
and the deteriorated blood made rich and strong
again Some are born with bad blood, and t beg
sore eyes scalp diseases, nasal catarrh, stunted e
are some OF the early manifestations Of bad bl
neglected, may develop into some deep-seated an
the timely use of 5. s. S. will check the disease
.--,- I'D he I....e s,,.e-a-s .-,.o h..
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m
with
S
these artificial and false skins only last for when
o
to
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HER BEAUTY RESTORED.

When ny danshtsr wAs three uaoashs cid Eszeza
broke CT her bead an coatlz1e1 s-rea8 uasii
hs- head entirely covered. sac was treated hy
several gcod dcctc-s. b. Sorss. ana te dfead
fzI disease spread ae- facs. sac taEen 50
celebrated health springs. bat vece.ve8 bsno4t.
zany ratent Medicine Vsss TAX bat beat result
uEtiI decided cry s. s. s. ard ~ tae traa fas
1-st bote.s finished, her bead aeeez g. Seal. a
hott1es cared rletev ara lcfr her ska
perfectly sr-oo.h. she tssac.r ye1Er al1.
hss r-iFri 5cczt E-cvth CT hasr. ar1 q ga
dreadful disease has ever returned.
Il. z. saoBE.
ASIA FsHs Street, st. Leafs 10.
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TIE British NEDIcaL RSTIIIE

Is Permanently Locste5 - 20 Esst
Coag.ss Avenue HGn-e Building.
E5cms z19-2ff-it Gyes free
Service fer T1res Months Nee
ici-es ExcePteai 70 Al VIA Cal
Before erri e.
sr.-E -Es-r---.r.1
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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1902-08-28
Ballard Notes

There viii hc some grain damaged
ms there Is quite a good deal stand
ing in the shock.
4 number OF farmers are plowing
for wheat as We had such "A splendid
crop OF Tins yrara great many ar"
encouraged To SOW,
Coru-Eell corn is simply immense;
everybody will have plenty Of corn
this winter and will liorget the drou'h.
The meeting nj Walnut Grove Is
still in progress. Rev j. b Fly, their
tormrr pastor, will help in the meet
ing this week
Mrs. Furmer, OF Sherman, TeXas
has been vjSl'iIg the past wrek w,t
her cousin jim Shelton, they had
not met |pr over thirty yearS aud
other relatives and friends. This
weak in cnmpnny with j NJ. Ahellnn.
she is visiting with her relatives neur
Foster From Foster Mrs. Farmer
will visit friends in Rich Hill and a
daughter ia Joplin, and thrnrehom".
IAtk
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kruger still Hostile.

The Hague, Apg 2O,--Th, confer
rureat trrcht .hrtweru he Ruer
generals and the delegates aud MIR.
II lF4s4-rt --t--,Ai ~ ~
curding to some reports II VAS
stormy. Al the end ui an hour and
a hali the delegates withdrew, ly;iv.
ing tipua. Botha, DrWet aud nelarey
together with Mr. Kruger. II is
uuderstpnd that the generals found
tnr eX.prcsi,irnr ut the GrausVaal III
no way inclined to acquie>ce to Brit
iSh dominion IN South Africa, and
still cliugiug to the idea ui Il united
Africa under the Burr flag Mr..
Kruger bitterly npbraiied the gen
erals tor giving Boer independence
The generals return to the Hague io.
ILiyIt
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Wrecked a Frisco Train.

Fort Scott, kas., Aug 23-At a
l,uilit few miles south OF tins ciIy
li,st night the Frisco Southern limit
el train out of Kansas City was
wrecked. While going past Edwards
junction at II speed Of thirty miles
an hour the engine was turned over
and Engineer Calkins and Freman
Leverton we're buried under it. In
eou,e way they crawted out from
Under the wreck. barely injured.
At the point at which the wreck oc-
CURED the Joplin and> Cherry vale
lines Join the main line. Some one
gl,o could have had no other purpose
thaI, to wreck the train with it's load
ut uulau freight, drove a spike be-
tween the switch rails, opening the
switch about half way. This threw
the eagine from the trark and turned
.it over in the ditch. The baggage
car was thrown across the tracks
but fortunately the passenger cars
remained on the track.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1902-08-28
FORMER BATES COUNTY
BOY MISSING.
Story Of the Disappearance Of Homer
Brand Told in a Letter to
His Brother.

Homer Brand, young son OF DR.
Brand, of the Spragueneighborhood,
has disappeared from Alamo, old
Mexico, where he was employed, and
it is feared he has perished. The
Nevada Mail publishes the following
letter written to a brother, which re-
lates the story OF his Disappearance:
Los ANGELES, CAL,
Aug, l6, 1902.
Mr. Il. l.. Brand. San Pedro. Cal.
DEAR SIR:-Ahout thirteen days
ago your bTother, Homer Brand, who
Isl Alamo, B c Mexico, wasfeeling
badly, so asked for n lay-otf to 20
and visit some hot springs about 30
miles distant from Alamo. He en-
gagged horse and saddle aud start
ed out ia the morning. That was
the last heard of him for four days,
wheu a man who lives at the hot
springs, where Homer was going,
came to town; he said he had heard
or seen nothing OF him. There were
parties in camp from different places
around the country where Homer
might have gone, and all said they
had seeu nothing Of him.
On the night Of the fourth day af-
ter Homer had disappeared, we sent
out searching parties, They return.
ed0n the second night and had found
his horse with n sheep herder who
said he had seen Homer riding the
horse two days before and that
ttDuETr had Erupprt and tafket with
him and hud then ridden on, In
about two hours he said he saw the
horse coming back with no rider,
and &C the first opportunity sent
wOrd TO the owner OF the horse and
stated what he knew. The boys in
the camp have offered 500 Mexican
money for any news of Homer, dead
or alive, and there were fifteen or
tweuty persons looking for him when
| left week ago | received wire
from my father last night saying
they had no news Of Homer yet, and
ia notify you
| The ruad was new to him and he
only had one days provision with
hini. and to our knowledge hecarried
no money with him,
Now il there is anything | can dc
for you here in Alamo let me know,
will ha here for the next four days
Auv letters addressed to e. W. Rus
soil. Matte House Los Angeles, Cal.
will find me. Yours truly,
&. W. RUSSELL.
The Rich Hin Review says that X
| f.. Brand will leave California tol
cd Mexico ny steamer, to search io1
his brother.
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List Your Property,

Ii You want to dispose ot Your
farm, lei me sell 1t for You, il Nou
want to Exchange it for land III wesl b
ern kauH.,S aud yet three 10 SIX acres
for one, will make an effort 10 u"
"a. ! will be at Adrian Aug -,
Rich Hill Aug %. and " @. Atke-
sons law office in Butler Aug. 30.
Come iu pu the above dates and hist
your pr yrrty or write N" giving de
srr.ption price and terms thlnk
can sci ar exchange your farm for
you, II the price is right. Cheap
TRANSFORMATION ~ western Kansas
Sept. , + +. ATKINSON,
l2.tf tiraintield, Ran.
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A LOCOMOTIVE EXPLODED.
An Attn Brakeman Was Killed and
Many Injured.

Mexico, Mo-. Aug 2i.-The boiler
Of the lig Mogul engine drawing the
hrst section "f the Chicago 4 Alton
train No. S6, exploded while travel
ing about thirty miles an hour,
eleven mii-s east of here, NJ ll;30
o'clock hsr night. The brakeman,
Henry b. Markwell OF Slater, was
killed. and the following are not en-
pected to recover; l. G.. Shatlenburg,
Slater. Mo-, VI. l.. Stevenson, Slater,
Mo-, and J II. McMahan, Of Spring
field, Mo, NJ. c, Page, also of Slater,
is dangerously injured, but his chan
ces are considered good for recovery.
He sustained n compound fracture ot
the left thigh and bruises and cuts
about the face He may lose his leg.
Shatlenberg, an engineer, has been
i'll and went to the mountains to re-
cuperate. he was working the
run with the engineer, Mr.. Page, to
see il he had recovered sufficiently to
take his regular run. He is burned
and injured internally He proba-
bly, will die
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All We're Saved

For years | suffered such Untold
misery from Bronchitis, writes J ii.
Johnston, of Broughton, tia, that
often WIS unable t. work Then,
when everything else tailed, wa,
wholly cured hy Dr. Kings New Dis
coyery for consumption. My VIII
suffered INTENSELY from Asthma, til it
cured her. Aud'a our.eXperienrp goes
10 show il is the best Group medicine
in the world. \ trial will couvinrr
YOU it uurlyaled for throat aad
ung diseases Guaranteed bottles
soc and $500. Trial bottle, Tree a I
II. |. fuckers
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Passaic Breezes.
" ~ -
l2.tf

The meeting is in progress day and
night, Ion IN. aud y. III. All III
vjted
Hugh Lot>pcich is home fora tine
from thu west, He brought ii u lolo
.of Wyoming horse, so we hear
The IIeiuline aud Sanders trial be
fore Squire Lotspeich Saturday re-
suited III verdict in favor OF Helm
lpiu. Clark and Jackson ior the tie
ftndant, T. W. Silvers, plaintiil.
Attorney Holcomb. OF Ohio, stop
ped of Sa'urday, to SEE K NJ. VII
COX and family, leaving Sunday Tor
Butlp 20 visit ii brother.
Col. J NJ. Sharp says uncle Lewis
has triiured his corn, cutting ftt ott
less than I iull grown ears to tie
stalk
The firm of Packer & thinner is
dissolved by mutual consent, Zim-
mer retiring, while Packer will con
tinue to do business ut the old stand.
All Outstanding accounts are now
due
John Peters, { {. Claunch, Victor
Randall aud Others were in from
Shawnee with grain.
Moses Prnther has returned 10 the
home ol his uncle No place like
home.
c. NJ Decker and II. II. Harshaw
brought down several loads OF cat
tie from X {.
Baum aud k-ndrick, were out buy
ing butcher stuff.
J. D. Maddy is buying calves.
Irs. Davis has relatives visiting heI
who viii Rave soon for Denver. Col
their future home They come iron
Oklahoma City here
Mrs Adams is sick ut her soIi-in
laws. Frank Proctors. northwest.
4 rhbd ,f John Becketts is oll th'
sick list
j B. Rice We see Is cutting thai
Virginia tobacco and it looks fine.
| j. n. sharp is looking much betteI
thap when we last saw him. His wifi
il home.
Gal Robinson seems to he in TN
buggy repairing business Of late.
\ PAT
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Look Pleasant, Please

Photographer q. Z. Harlan. "t
Eaton, U, can do so now, th"ueht0r
y.ars couldn't. because be suffered
untold agony from tile worst f"ruh Of
Indigestion. All physi'inns andn''d
c;pes iail.qi 10 help him TILL ie trl"d
Electric pitters. which worked such
wonders for him that he declares
they are a godsend to sufferers from
dyspepsia and stomach troubles.
ljnriysled fur diseases ofthe stomach,
liver and kidneys, they build up aud
give new life to the whole system.
Try them. Only SOC. Guaranteed
by H. L. Tucker, druggist.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1902-08-28

There is about as much feed being
wasted this year as was raised last
year We hardly know of n straw
stack that has been put up 50 it will
keep. ana there is considerable dam
aged hay, caused by the heavy rains.
We, Missouri farmers, waste about
hall We raise See how little We got
through with last year, and how
much W. ara wasting this wear -
Gale in Review.
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Heap of Gold unearthed.

uyalde, Tex, Aug. 2l.-Seycral
days ago Il party OF fifteen we'll
dressed MeXicans arrived At Cline, Il
small town few miles west u here
They spent some time prospecting
over the surrounding country and
finally located Il spot, Where they
began digging. Nt a depth 0f ii te,W
feet they unearthed an iron vnnit,
which. when opened revealed Il great
pile OF Spanish gold coin The money
was counted and divided on he spot
i'll the presence OF several reputable
citizens OF that neighborhood. These
witnesses say that the tipd amount
ed to more than 5000 600. 1t Is a.
serted that the money was buried hy
a pavmaster Of the Mexican army
durinc the war with Texas.
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Whereas, ". I Sh,rt. b, his trcd oi mus.
dated October md, i.tl and recorded IN +.
recorder rtfce within uni Tor Bate, count
Missouri, IN book l.! page So, conveyed go q,
undersigned trustee. th, following 4r~,r RIB .
real estate ~ in and Ll.l- AiluA.L.A-
Is of Ha,,s stat. of Missouri. to-w.t.
Lot one - IN block four %. ~ hiliians -t.
oud add tion 10 thrclty ui Hltier. BATES con-
ty, Missouri, except lu' la The -outhv,-
corner tG itet east aud west I'D
lS1 feet north ana sou h, which CO..
yeysncc was msdr IN trust to sccur,
payment oi thre, 80 tam Hotes iullA luscr /
IN said deed of trust. lhd whereas, default q .s
been made in the payment of the first two Of u.
said notes. now past due and unpaid NaV
therefore, al thu request of the legal holder ~
said notes an,. pur-uaL: 80 the coGditin.Is -
80: deed of trust, | will proceed to sell H.,
above des ,ribes vr IN j., at public vendue =.
IN hIgnts, o. d. for cash AZ the west from do r
OF the court house, IN the city OF Butt.
county of bates and state Of Missouri, ON
Friday, september I2.h, 1907
petwe, n the hours Of nine o clock in the rc,s.
noon aud i've O'Clock IN the afternoon of the,
day for tte purpose OF satisfying said debt. In.
terest and cost. FRANK ALLEN
4S-4t Trustee
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Two women tramps passed through
Nevada the other night beatiugtheir
way on a freight train. Both were
riding on the iron beneath a box car.
This position was an extremely dan.
gerous one, but as men often ride on
the iron rods, women seem To have
the same right and do 50 regardless
of the danger Nevada Mail.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1902-08-28
Baried Coihn 20 Avoid Prosecution For
Bigamy
Bigany.

IT. Joseph, Mo-, Aug. 2i.-Sherifi
M ;;erk hey, Gentry county, was here
tonight witii james pendletOn. who
is tping taken 10 Emporia, Kan, to
answer to the charge OF bfgamy.
PeudIeton, who is Mayor OF Gen
tryVil.e, LETT his vile and three chill
dren aud went to Emporia, where he
married Grace A. Obey on June II.
He gave the name of c. F Morris
there. He has confessed to this.
He then went. to Orlando, OK,
where, under the name Of John Cox,
he buried coffin filed with icr and
gayeit out that Morris had been kilt
ed ia u runa way, and that his body
filed tie casket. When he returned
to Geutryville he was arrested, at fhe
request OF the relatives Of his En-.
poria uife
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Shatters All Records.

Twice III hospital, F. \. Gulledge.
Verbena, Ala, paid vast sum to
doctors TO cure "a severn. chae Of piles,
causing a tunors. When all failed,
Bucklen's Arnira Salve soon cured
him. Suhdues Inflammation, con
quers aches. kills pains. Best salve
III the world. 25c at II. l.. Tucker :
drug store.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1902-08-28
Killed Friend For Burglar.

Richmond, Va, Aug "a John ID.
Wilson, forenaa ut thp Richmond
Telephone Company, shot and killed
George Apperson, bis assistant and
closest friend, ut an early hour his
morning in mistake for burglar
The young men married cousins aud
occupied the sane house.
Nilsson. thinking he heard - bur,
glar in the back yard this morning,
ran downstairs and called To Apper-
son His irien came ont OF back
room in answer t. his calls. instead
OF from the front, where he usually
slept, and Wilson, believing him to
be Il burglar, fired The ball entered
Apperson' brain, killing him iii-
stantly.
Wilson is almost crazed with griel
and only the restraint OF friends pre-
vented him from taking his own life.