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The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1905-09-22
Personals.

Miss Helen Koch is visiting In St.
LOUIS.
A. Fl. Hemphill has returned to
Chanute.
Mrs. w. E. McAndrew visited home
folks, last week.
FEET SWOLLEN TO IMMENSE SIZE
I had kidney trouble SO bad that
could not work" says ]. ]. Cox of Val
ley View, KY. my feet were swollen
to immense size and l was confined
CO my bed and physicians were unable
to give me any relief. NV doctor fin
ally prescribed Foley's Kidney Cure
which made we'll man of me-"
The Brown Pharmacy
DR.. Light has gone to New Mexico
for few days.
Miss Lillian Evans has lady friend
from Iowa visiting her.
Charley Allison has gone to Texas
on secret society work.
ATTACKED BY A MOB
ind beaten, in labor riot, until COW
errd withe sores. Chicago street car
conductor applied Bucklin's Arnica
Salve and was soon sound and well
II use it in my family" writes G.
WEIGH, of Vekonsha, Mich, land find
it perfect Simply great for cuts apd
burns. Only 25c at all druggists.
DR.. o. G Baird was called to Earl
ton, Wednesday morning.
Mr.. G.. c. Davis has just returned
from his outing in Colorado.
Mrs Fisher and Cecil have returned
from long visit in tue east.
Mrs. Hutchinson and Mrs. Daughty
have returned from the mountains.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Correll,
last Friday, little girl. All parties
are happy over the event.
A NEW JERSEY EDITORS TESTIMONIALS
M. 7. Lynch, editor of the Philips.
burg, N. J, Daily Post, writes: have
used many kinds of medicines for
coughs and colds IN my family but
never anything so good as Folevs
Honey and Tar. l cannot say toe
much in praise of it. Sold by
The Brown Pharmacy.
Mr.. James Cox, a capitalist OF
| n lllsy lS III UuC ClUy. w
Cox has considerable money invested
Ia this locality.
L. P. Wikidal. after few days Off
spent in Topeka is back at his post
feeling refreshed by his rest in the
Quletude of Topeka during far week
CURED HEMoRRHAGEo OF THE LUNGS
"Several years since my lungs were
so badly affected that 1 had many
hemorrhages,; writes A. M. Axe OF
Wood, Ind. II took treatment with
several physicians without any bene
fit. | then started to take Foley s
Honey and Tar and my lungs are now
as sound as bullet. | recommend il
in advanced stages of lung trouble
For sale by
The Brown Pharmacy.
Mr.. d, W. Baker, his uncle, sister
and little son arrived here from Den
yer. last Saturday. Mr., Baker is
looking after his oil interests. Doe
of the best paying propositions in the
field is on Mr.. Bakers land, neal
Austin.
STOMACH AND LIVER TROUBLE CURED
Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup cures
stomach and liver trouble as it aid:
digestion, and stimulates the liver
I and bowels without irritating theaS
org like pills and ordinary cath
arlics. 1t cures indigestion aud sick
headache and chronic constipation.
Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup does not
nauseate or grippe and is mild and
pleasant to take. Refuse substitutes
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1905-09-22
OLD AGE

Old age as it comes in the orderly
process of Nature Is beautiful and
majestic thing. The very shadow OF
eclipse which threatens il, makes 1t
the more priced. 1t stand for expert
ence, knowledge, wisdom and counsel
That is old age as it should be. But
old age as it so often IT'S means moth
ing but second childhood of mind
and body. What makes the differ
ence? Verv largely the care of the
stomach. In youth and full strength
of manhood it doesn't seem to matter
how we treat the stomach. We abuse
it, overwOrk 1t, iDjure it. We don't
suffer from it much. But when age
comes the stomach is worn out. 1t
can't prepare and Distribute the
| needed nourishment to the body, and
the body. uEnourished, falls into
senile decay. DR.. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery Is wonderful
medicine for dip people whose stom.
achs are "weak" and whose digestions
are poor" Its invigorating effects
are felt by mind as we'll as body. 1t
takes the sting from old age, and
makes old people strong.
Improvement
The Santa Fe is now engaged 10
eXte nsive improvements in their yards
here. A large gang of men are at
word.
The yard is to be greatly enlarged
several stalls added to the round
house and repair shop to be built.
The old depot and coal chute will
be moved.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1905-09-22
lmproXement

1t you want your watch to run, take
it to the new jeweler-all work guar
anteed or money refunded.-Dr. ]. VI
Phillips.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1905-09-22
Piano for Sale

Almost hew, will sell cheap and
take a horse as part payment.-No
l6 North Lincoln. SIG I'm
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1905-09-22
The Brown Pharmacy.

Mr., d, W. Baker, his uncle, sister
and little son arrived here from Den,
yer. last Saturday. Mr., Baker is
looking after his oil interests. One
Of the best paying propositions in the
field is on Mr.. Bakers land, near
Austin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-03
In Der 99adt Scs @a6nIinns.

Gbicoqo, Sa., f.. 6ebr. - Ser
9ilo6ouer NliguItin g8oQenberg lit
in 5o(gc idwcrer gciitiger Grfran,
flung in OoS Srrenbous III Cunning
ge6ro6t morOen. Ger llngliidlihe
pur0e bier sur 3eit Der 8cltollsItel.
hung 3lterit 6efannt, ais err an Der
8o6nib . Gocnne, IN Der 9tGbe oeS
IlloitoritmS, Die narelt5igungs.
@ruppe" altSiteate. aud ipGtere
G%ltsIteaungcn ieiner au~nituerfe er4
re9ten 6ctrodJtli6eS Iufie6enL ma
mentlid Ole Stotiic .Momo'S 2iebs
ling" Sn Den lebten Sobren lebte
er bier nit ieincr 6omiIie ie6r 5ll.
riidgejogcn inn Souie Ger. t01, Sof.
StroBe, mo pielc ieilter alten &c.
fonnten m0bllten, cr ici nodI europa
5ltrildgefebrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-03
Rntiunals Scmpel Der Nr6citer.

@oibinqton .. g.. +. 6ebr.
49, Die yGentrul Sabor Union" oer
9umOeabauptitaot bat ein 3moIier.
Gomite nit ser 9lllSor6pitung zines
Blunea iilr Die Grridtung zines gro
ben Acknowledgements betrollt. meI'
der Den Sntereiicn Der 4rbeiter III
Den Ser. Stunter gelpiomet lit mo
fir Irbeiter i'm aagcmeinen mo iiir
Oiltglieoer bon Arbeiter. llnionen int
9eIonberen ais ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
oicnen ioll. Gas 3lu0lfer = Gomite
miro 0ennGd)it ultf 100 Wtitglieoer
criueitert pCrocn, inoem Ieoer Sras
oeS.llnion Gin Scrtreter lit Oieier
Gorpcrld)oit bcluiaigt merocn ioa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-03

@iSboot annapolis" aus Oem Giie
6efreit noroen.
Ole 9ampfer n9tuguIta" bon ser
yGbeiopenfe . 2iuie" unO o@eorgio"
BON Der .0lo Ban Cine fubren ge.
tern M}orgeu INN 1913 ltbr in 9eglei,
tuug 0e5 Gisbootes n2atrobe" BON
bier ab.
@eri6ieoene8.
Der 0onpfer o@erd" pom o9tor0-
Oeutiden 2IoDO" fu6r geItern BON
bier nit &aiiiteu- mo 3DiIdenOedS.
Baiiagieren noh Bremen 3rtritd.
Scr o0uiihe 0ompiGr ,~gtoroforer"
iubr am If. Sonuar BON 8om6oD
nodj Baltimore ob. Gr bat cine ga.
Dung M~onpaner5 al 8or0.
Or 8oGi5tit I'M Grimi.
nal @eriht. - SIN Criminal
@crid)t tomut bette ser Sail oeS @rs
Yoli5iitcn So6n $. W}itheG 5llr Ser.
bonoIung, melfer inter Ser @nidul-
Oiguug itebt, Dor einigen 0oden oen
GoIi5ilten WtcOtunu3 bonn 0itliden
0iltrttt 81 eridteBen geOrobt SIT bus
ben. Mc0}onu8 0rong an einem
Sonntog in sic @irtbidlait Oe5 0tit.
dell an ser Gte BON GbarleSs mo
@eititroBe ein, INN BORT &erboitutt.
gen %Oor5unebmcn.
Ger Gmerou @ro5eB.
9tnt Somitag miro Rihter 8aer i'm
Superior . @erift oen Antrag ouf
cinen neten Ero5eB Der Strait Siooc
9. Gmerion oerb0ren. &r. Sobu =.
Yoe miro sic 9lrglmente MADDEN.
Ser Yro5eB 0e3 3o6ns
ar5teS Or. GOmur0 .. 9ums
0 II, melder beltte i'm GriminuL@es
riht beginner iollte, lit ouf Grillden
oe8 4mpnltS oeS Angetlagteu bis
8ofe perihobsn worOen.
0opion itebt betanntIid) inter Der
gnidulOigrng, lid an bier NGO6en
ans Dem oaelio Seim" i'll criminel-
Ter 8eiie ber8o1aen SIT 6aben. Sr.
9. Molf lit ser 4npolt 0oiu.
ion'S. Der Yro5cB miro mebrere
Gage in @niprlld nebmen.
Ger tiftung be-
| huIOigt. - @oruorO s. 6oruler,
% Sabre alt, uno oeiien 6rou 9Inno,
10 Sabre alt. ipurOcu 9eItern &ormit-
tag IN Der oitlihcn Boli5ciitotion I'LL.
ter Der NntIoge Der 9ronoltiititug in
@%rmnngellnG uon 9iirgihoft ms
@eidn9niB geIunOt, INN ooS 8orgcben
Der @roBgeihlporcnen %ob5lnparten.
Der 6eIcr-NPorihaQ pobnte Dem
SerD0r bel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-03
Gimc OernnsGafte GntI6partie.

|
3tuei @feroe, Die nit einem uuac'
porfenen S6litteu alSriiielt
ocrbinoerten 5pci Sttmocn lang
oen &erfebr iiber sic Sodbabn.
- Die Snioiieu IN oen Sdnec &c
1uorfen.
Der StroBcnbubnOCrfCbr iibCr Die
6o6bobu in ser N~ortbItroBe nurOe
Qeitern NIbcno BON 6 bis s llbr 0urtI
Elm @ciponn Ficr0e mntcrbrod)en.
Die EicrOc, Gigentbum Oca 6rn. 4,
%Guibmcicr BON 9tr. 6 bis 10, SijOs
SprtngltroBe iUurcn Dor eineu
S6littCn geipomt II. an Der Nortb-
StroBcn=9riide iibcr Sone9' 6Gne
0urdgcbronnt, undoem ser S6lits
ten umgcihIogcn uno sic ,%Snioiien IN
Den Sd)nee routcn. sic raultcn in
Der @utlior0-9locmuc bcrab mo ol,i
ooS oltlide 8eIeiie Der &o6bobn
btnolti lUelhc CtruoS iil0lid BON Gcr
GbuieltroBe begimtt, mo ioBeu I'M
Nltgrnbltd nit ollep 9cincn 5miidcn
Den GucrboItcn felt. Gin 9fcro
mlrOe obnc uiclc Wfiibc bcfreit, o6cr
Oo8 5lucite fonnte crit nod 5lpeiitiins
bigger Nrbcit bcrumter8c6rod)t lpcrs
0en. Der 9tc9cr SenrU &oue9 bon
Nr. $50, OtoorcitroBc, Weldcr babel
bali, ~itiir5te BON Der @riidc berab,
Tam obcr nit nltr lcidltcu N%crlcbun-
gen om9tofen OoOor, Ole i'm .Stoot.
@oipitol" nerbunOen murocn. Gle
&ferOe moren nidt iebr idJmcr Der,
lest morOen, muBten ober OO6 uad)
eiuem Yier0e,@oipitol gebrodt mer-
Den, Die Suioiicn ocS Shlittcn3
mnrcn Z. $. 0uilD BON 9tr. 1887,
Oit 9oltimoreitroBc, Sobn 8erro,
Heter G%ompbeIl, 9tunnic Nidola
lno gnmie 9ru5cllo, bon lpelden BEL
Dem Shur5 III Den Sdncc gticmonO
ucrlebt lUur0e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-03

8Cum tenipaGl. - Die o8at:
timorc 5e6erntion Of &ubor" belt
gcltcrn Nbcn6 in ser n&ubor &pcellm.
6oQe" ibrc jGGrlide 8cantcmUobl 1t.
Die folgenocn 9enmtcn ipurocn err
mdblt: YrGiioent @bmoro Sirid, i.
&icc g Broiioent 2(be @oroon, 2.&iccs
ErGiiocnt @m. &. Sr6oro, p%rototoi.
lircnoer Scfrct0r Sol. Wtc@rcgor,
Stills . ScfrctGr VI. s. 5omc, 81.
mans = Sefret0r mo Sdobmeilter8.
6. Stint, Sergeant at 4rmS Gbas.
"copper", Witglieoer Scr Greflltips9c'
6oroe: Sol. Gallagher, So6n Nicger,
&orrD 8udlep, @eo. W. &enoerion,
Gbomos Stunt; GrlrltecS: Nltg. ara'
mcr, s. 2c0in mo s. $. Salon. GS
mur0cn 15t Stimmcn obgegeben.
9tur Froii0cnt Sirid) u16 1. Slice.
ErGii0ent @oroon bottcn @egncr. &r.
@irld erbicIt t0t Stin1n1en mo icilt
@Cgner Soicp6 Nod 80; I. Bice.TrGs
iiOent @oroon mllroe nit 90 Stinl.
men erip1blt, nGbrcn0 fem @cgncr
@orrp j. &oQner 60 Stimmen CT.
biclt.
I'M llntcr Of q 3 a III Z I'M bic
iigcn 3oIonte iono gcltcrn ole IT'D.
lifc SnIpcftion olrd) Die 8ennltet
aus &oi6ington ltntt. 0ieielben trei-
len bier ieOcs Wiol goll5 uncrlunrtct
cin. mo onltn miiiien 5eitipeilig aQe
NcidGite eingelteQt merOeL bis iid
oie Scnnlten uergeipiiiert bo6ell, onB
fciner Scr angeitellten Die Singer
I'M Yie" gebobt bat. Gie 31blrtno
Der @eIoporr1tbe m1brt ullgef06r II
Gage.
MolGen d Dcri h meI5en.
49, Pm II, Gebrltor filtoet cine Spe.
5iul Gerinmmlu1g Der NttionGre Der
Electric eight & Eolper So" itott,
in melAer ooriiber 9el6llB gefoBt
peroet ioa, Oh iid) sic @cieaidoit
nit Der ygSenitroem electric So"
perifnlel5en ioa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-03
YcrmiIdtc tclrgrupBiIdle Sepeidrn.

Sn Der gtGbe bon Rbine, lieben
Meilcn pcltlid) bon gIhbeuiae, Ga.
bat eilt @rcn5ltreit einen bliltiget
aompf CUR 6ol9e geba6t. q. ..
2iuingitonc, ein@eridtsoiener, ipliroe
oorin gctootet rnb flint Serlonen,
eiuiflieBlid) elmer 5rau Georgia
TopL e~rlitten Wuroen.
- Die cngliid)e SdallIpielerilt
6rnlt Eotrid Campbell, iuelde iid
lett oent 2. Sorlior int llni0erlitatSs
@oipitul in philadelphia befano.
iueil lie lid) Die anieifeibe perlebt
bate, ais lie nit Dem SUB pomSritt.
brette ibrer equipaae obolitt, lit mie-
Der poait6uOig gebeilt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-03
3luun5is Wienidcn onrdl cine GOlli.
iiOn Ucrlebt.
NORTH 8 orth f. Ser.

Sortb 8ort6, Ser, I. 6ebr.
- 3man5ig Berioncn murOe bellte an
elmer biciigen 9obnfreu5mg our6
cine 9oaiiiou 5piidcu einem Stru.
Ben6abnluoggon uno einem 6rodjt-
5ltge Der st. 2oiliS mo Son 6rolt-
cisco = 9obn" OerIebt, ieOoh MIR 5Wei
oerielben, n0mlih 6rolt Mortbn SIN.
orenS mo u. 81. anomles, 9ciOe aus
Noro = Sort @ortb, beoenflid. 0id)s
ter 9tcbel berridtc sur Belt Der Sol
liIion.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-03

WCcr0tqltngcn - Die Iterb.
liden l%leberrcitc BON Srn, Goolpb $.
Sied, melder om Sonntog in ieiner
Iebten @obnunN Or. StS, Siio.
SbarpltraBe, I'M boben 9llter BON 81
Sobren aus Dem &eben ld)ie0, MN
oen g~eItern Atadmittug infer 5obl.
reifcr SctbeiligrnQ BON &ci0trngens
Den bonn Sralterboltic ans oui Dem
Grub Sill Gorf 3 Srieobofe" 5lrr
etuigen Hrbe ge6ettet. 8nItor 3. $.
SteffcnS BON Der cd. =lutb. W}artiuis
@emeinOe, Oeren Witbegriinoer Der
8erblidene luar, belt 5llerIt int
Grouerboule einen frr5en Grouer.
gotteS0ienIt ob, mo Damn iuur0e ser
&ei6nam mad ser Stride ilberges
fiibrt, uoielbit ser Soupttralergcts
tc9Oienit itottionO. 9llS 9obrtildJ-
trigger fungirten oie @S. &enrp
Wtltblp @ermonn @edmanu, %So6n
GorltenS, Noolpb G6ler, 6reo. Sied
uno 0eorq 9ennett.
- Die iroii6e Sille bon 5rn. ".
5. SiemerS, luclfcr am Sonntog in
ieiuer @obnItnq, Nr.9t2, Siio.Focus
StroBe, im Sitter bon 81 Sobren aus
Dem &cbcn idieo, lpurOe geitern
gtnhmittog uom Srnuerbolie aus
ollf Dem nSouoCr Harf : 6rie0bofc"
sur ctuigen Eube ge6ettet. Die 30
ltoren u. SoneS mo SorrD aenlp
bielten int SrauerbnllIe einell t~ltr5el1
SruuergotteS0ierIt ub, mo Damn
iuuroe Ser 2ei6nom nod Der Scott.
StroBen Ser. @rij0er STRIDE ii6cr-
gciiibrt, lpoiel6it Ger Soltpttrnuer-
%gottc5oiellit ItnttIon0. 9llS 9obrtlld).
trGgcr iungirten icdS Oiitglic0er Der
yWtorpluno a%omtburei" ser Gent
pelritter," inter 0eren Stitll3 Der
&ei6nom Oem SdooBe Der Gr0e
ii6ergeben lpuroe. 6erncr luorcn
oo0 ,&Qen Bennett Gon5il" bonn
.%SS5ltnior Sroen Der Ser. Imerifani.
id)cn Sunoruerfer" II. ooS Spring
@ur0cn . Gonclupc bonn Sr0cn scr
Septolopbcn" bci1m Sci6enbegGng=
nib 5ugcgen.
DDS &eiden6egGngniB BON Srn.
s. $. 9ieOerid) @rieie, lpcld)er onl
Wiontug im Sitter BON So Subrcn III
ieiner lebten MobnullA 9tr. 49,,
Nor0s -A0emie, Itarb, fon0
geitern Hnhmittog pom Grorer.
bollie aus itott. Ynitor 81. &. @oQos
iuoD BON Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES belt
ocn 8roltergottcSoicnit ab, unO olS
NobrtlthtrGger inn0irtcn ledS Nit
0lic0er bon Der Oriental &oge Nr.
6" bonn nllnubb0ngigen Oroen Der
Sonoiuerfcr." Ser Berblifene mar
in G%InfenbriId, @nnnoUer, geboren.
Gr lunr Elm SiIdler BON Neruf uro
fam bereits I'M Sabre 1868 nod
Gmerifo. 2tuBer iciner 8ittlue bill-
tcrl0Bt cr 5luci Sod)ter, Die 6rl5.
Gntn s. uno @liie NJ. @ricie, ionic
cine Sd)rpeitcr, Sri. gliic @ricie.
Ger &eid)enbeItnttcr SSobn ". GeulcI
leitete Die arrangements.
80. s-
6ielen AMI Dem @lottci9.
- Ger 60 Sabre uIte 9llireO SSgooo
bon Nr. 40t. WeItSu rotog StroBc,
iicl 0eltern an scr @olpnrO- nr0 6ops
ctteitroBc 10 utgliidlid) nie6er, ooB
cr cine i6linmtc &opfnunOe Oobolt
trlig, pelde ibm int vWtorDlGnoer
llnincriitGt5 3oipitoI" pcrbunoen
mitroe.
Ger - Sabre ate Sobonn
Sducier bon ytr. $40, Neit.golti-
more troBe. fiel Dor Dem Salle gtr.
$50, @eIt.g oltimoreS trnBe, ni0
trug erGebIide gerlesungen ant
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SdJOn crluiidt,
Der 9lngreiicr Der 6rort airdner bon
@cbeimpoli5iIten oufgeipiirt. -

Ser 9lngreiiCr Der 6rolt &ir6ner bon
@cbeimpoli5i1ten nligeipiIrt. -
Huppolt &oroIi9 dis ser mlltb=
moBlide Gb0ter perboitet. - Ser
midcltc ii6 in @~ioeripriife mo
bate @Iut oil Sen 6ingern.-9tod)
Elm Wfom ais Wfit6ctbcili0ter per
huftct.
Der Moml, mclbcr am 0iclito9
9tud)nlitto0 6ruu Simon &ird)ncr in
ocrcn @obmung g}r. 209, Sijos@iQb-
StroBc, III ser brlltolitcn @eiie an
grin mo bcraltbtc, miro bon ser DC
b%cimpoli5ci in Dem Sitbouer Huppolt
SoroltS ucrmultbet, un0 OCrlelbe
murOc 8citcrn BON ocn @cbeimpoIi5is
item &roB, WtiIler uno WioDcr an ser
Gam0cn.S troBe pcrboitct. Gr miro
lm Yoli5ci.8 f~eitgcbnltcn
mo Der 6ruu &irdner por9ciilbrt
lperOcn, iobol0 oiclcIbe lid BON ibrcn
S~erlcbrmgcn iolpeit mic0er crbolt bat,
ooB lie Ooa @ctt perIoiicn fam. Ger
&crboitete lit mtQci0br 2S Sabre olt
uno iprid)t lIicBcno litbouiid, eng
lid, polntih muo onocrc iIuuiife
Spru6cn. 9ll2 cr fcitgclomnlcl1
iuuroe, CAB cr icincu 9}omen oI8
Gbomo3 &urt on .lno ioQtc, CT lei
Sccmum uro Io9irc in cincm Nolrie
on Der Gdc BON @rouOluop mo
Ebomc9sS troBc. Gieic Gll9io0cu
ltcuten iid obcr dis lmuohr heruItS,
uno ipdter muroe CT BON SitE9olti=
morern ais Hnppolt &oroli3 iOcntiii.
5irt, ilbcr 0ciicn Gorlebcn o6er gtiC-
mono GtpoS WeiB. Sn icincm Belts
mltroc cilt bllttigea Saiheutlld ollfge=
funoen mo al 0en 9tugelmur5em ser
red)tcn Sun0 fIebte c%benfollS @lltt.
Nm Scr Null0 mo an Scr 9}uiC batte
er &rubuulOcn. Bon Sen Scr Iror
angeblid gerolbten $13.1G bate er
nod Sl.35 iibrig. Nnitutt 0cS iduorz
sen iteiien Suites, 0en Scr Nngreiicr
Der 6rult getrugen, butte er eitcn bel.
len 6ltt nllf, Der nogelneu mar. Nlld)
trllg er Elm neltca iei0cne5 &nl5tuh.
9eioe SO%ilettenitiidc bebolptcte er,
Dor me6reren Woden getullft 81 ba=
ben, geitern 9(6cno nber Itcllte iih Die
Gigentbitmerin zines 5ltloocnS oll
ser GumOen-StroB Dem @nbnboie
gegcniiber. inn Geteftip.@ iireou Elm
mo ioentifi5trte &oroliS ais Den
Wtann, lpeIfcr 9eitern Morgen ibren
2Qoen betrut, einen Gellen 9ut oltf
probirte u1O obne 9e5oblung oon1it
fortging. Der Wann tDot Iebr er-
itarnt ols Die 6rot Oie AeuBerung
tbot, mo rug lie, Oh er ibr ni6t einen
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-03
BON See nnb Safcn.

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Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-24
STATEN ISLAND NOTES.

The Ladies' Aid Society, of ST.
Jamcs's church, of Rosebank, will
give a conundrum supper and enter
tainment at the mission hall this
evening.
After a pleasant visit spent with
friends at Atlantic City, Miss Mamie
Conkling has returned to her home
in Stapleton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles McMiller. of
Mariners Harbor, nave returned
from Washington, wher they spent
several weeks.
Jacob w. Shrope, of West Bright
on, has returned from Easton, Pa,
where he attended the twenty-fifth
anniversary of his parents marriage.
The Richmond Athletic Club, OF
New Brighton. will give a big min
strel entertainment at the German
club-rooms in Stapleton early next
month. Rehearsals are being held
s~emi-weekly and the affair promises
to be a full success.
Great preparations are being made
by the ladies connected with the I'M
maculate Conception church, of
Stapleton, for holding a fair for the
benefit of the church at Turn Hall,
on November 4. The committee in
charge consists of Mrs. Charles Mana
han, Mrs. X. McDermit. Miss Katie
Lyman, Mrs. Lynch and Mrs. Kate
Kennedy.
Rev Frank Crowder, rector OF
Christ church, of New Brighton, has
been elected a trustee of the Staten
Island Academy, at st. George.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-24
METUCHEN.
LOCAL ITEMS.

Mr.. and Mrs. William Joy will
move to Brooklyn, this week, on ac-
count of the death of Mrs. joys
mother.
DR.. Mckenzie is still very i'll and
it is feared the doctor will have to
give up his practice permanently.
The Quiet Hour Club will meet
Thursday at the home of Miss Mer-
rift, instead of Mrs. Johnson, on ac-
count of the illness of the latter,
Miss Edna Thornall is entertain
ing a friend from out of town.
Mr.. Walter Campbell, of New
Yosk, s. IS a guest of his brother over
Sunday.
Mr.. William Coles is taking IL six
weeks business trip.
Mrs. Hall and Mrs. Smith were the
guests of Mrs. Richard Wilson last
week.
To create a revival among church
members, Dr.. Mason asked his con-
gregation Sunday morning to make a
special effort to attend the services
for the next few weeks, the mid
week prayer meeting, and to have
special prayers in the homes.
The Y. p. S. C. e., of the Presby-
terrain church, has planned a unique
social for Friday night, calling it a
county fair. Complimentary tickets
of admission have been printed with
ponpons for each side show, includ-
ing grandstand, carousel menagerie,
photograph gallery, palmist and re-
freshments. All guests are request
ed to wear farmers clothes to help
carry out the idea.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ayers are ex-
pected home this week.
The ladies of the Reformed
church, with Mrs. Manning as chair
man, are arranging for a church SOC
ial f or Thursday night in the form
of a %Japenese wedding. The enter
tainment will be given in the lecture
room and a silver Offering will be
taken.
Miss Emma Kelly is visiting
friends in Brooklyn.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-24
A NOVEL INTRODUCTION.

The DIR. Howard Company have en-
tered into an arrangement with C. A.
Sections drug store, by which a special
Introductory offer will be made of %
cents on the so cent size of their cele-
brated specific for the cure of constipa-
iion and dyspepsia.
This medicine is a new discovery for
the cure Of all diseases of the stomach
and bowels. 1t not only gives quick re
lief it makes permanent cures.
So remarkably successful has DR.. How
ards specific been in curing constipation,
dyspepsia and all forms of liver trouble,
that G. A. Sexton will return the price
paid in every case where it does not give
relief.
The old-fasbioned idea Of dosing will
mineral waters, cathartic pills or harsf
purgatives will soon be a thing of thu
asst. The best physicians are prescrib
ing DR.. Towards specific, both because
it is SO remarkable a medicine and OF
account of the small dose that is needed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-24

Among the children under our care
was a poor orphan boy, eight years old
poorly nourished and suffering difficulty
in breathing, cough. diarrhoea. indi-
gestion and vomiting. The Sisters
who had him in charge consulted three
different doctors and they all pro
nounced the case hopeless, saying that
the good care he enjoyed was all the
help he could have and that it was use
less to submit him to any new treat
ment.
When a Sister received from a friend
a present of a bottle of Father Johns
Medicine, she Immediately started to
to give of the medicine to the little SICK
boy, with the wonderful result that one
month and a half with this treatment