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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-09-10

"Why did you ask me that?" he went
on sharply.
Lizzie was demure. Il only wanted
to save YOU trouble, sir, in case ye were
seeking her.
Miss Holt is at the Hall" said he,
ooh no, she's not. She is walking up
the road there, with Mr.. Lester, gentle
man who is staying at the Fisherman's
Rest "
The vindictive note in her voice might
have astonished the estate agent if her
statement had not set other speculations
Earring in his brain.
He hesitated, handled the reins 1rres-
olutelv as if to turn the vehicle, but
seemingly changed his half-formed inten-
ton, and drove off at rare rate toward
the village. a groom, seated stitfly on
the back seat, watched the girl curiously
until the trap whirled him into the night.
That's one for her" said Lizzie with
a sour smile. And now I'll give her
another, if only l can find May Manner
ing
The ADMINISTRATION, as is SO often the
case in English country districts, was
situated a needless half-mile away from
the village, practically as far to the east
as the Hall lay to the west. Warren
tore through the village street and
reached the station ten minutes too soon,
his apparent mission being to meet the
last train due that night.
The train was punctual, and an elderly
man alighted from a tirst-class carriage.
He moved briskly enough, although his
head and shoulders had the students
stoop. His sharply cut, somewhat wiz
ened features wore a distinctly legal as
pect, and his remarkably bright eyes,
peering under heavy white-haircd brows,
discerned Warren standing on the plat
form long before the younger man could
pick him out amid the crowd of hurrying
passengers.
The newcomer was Angler, of Angler,
Smith g. Co, solicitors, Grey-st., New
castle, and Kings Bench Walk, London.
Angler greeted Warren cordially, but
he had an imperative way with him,
and he showed it in his manner of telling
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he was poisoned l am "Why did you ask me that? he
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-05-04
c. p. o.

Der beriibn1te engIiyde @hriftItelIer
Ebaderan mar ieiner politiInen Ri6=
tung gentdb Elm grinmiser Getno bes
iriihen 8emagoeen Daniel D'GDnneu,
oen Die Siren ni9t MIR ouf Den Sdnoen
trugen, fonosrn geraoe3l bergotterten.
@p oft i6m irgenoipeI1e 8epeiie oa>
BON auf feiner @tuoienreiie bIr4 sSr=
lano aufTticben, trug er iie in fetn No
ti3bu9 Elm, Inn iie nadber in fein be-
fanntes fatpril9ss Mert rSrii9es
Stia3enbu9" 81 perfleAten.
Oa begegnete es i9m zines Sages,
ooB er cine GbauHee entlang ibrttt,
bie bor &ur5eln crit erbaut mar uno
an beioen Seiten in tur5en 3nii6enz
rGumen bobe Murffeine auftpies NIT
Sen eben friIb aufgepinfelten 8u9fas
BEN G. P. O. Oieie 9teine batten
ndmlid) Die 2ufgabe. Die pprgef9riez
bene Ypltrpute 5u marfiren, uno Die
8unfaben beoeuteten, nie iebes Rirh
Der Gegeno ipuBte, ni4ts peiter als
General Post Office (5auptpofa
glun, man tann Elm 9elebrter uno
be6eutenber S9riftitelIer iein uno
brau9t bod ni9t olles gu piilen, tpas
ods erfte bette &ino eines peltentlege@
men 2anoi oitGot9ens .tpeiB. Ebaderap
fono alIo nit aGem &opf5erbre9en
ni9t beraus. mas Die mpitiI6en Set
den G.. P. O. beoeuten mo6ten.
eSn feiner 8tbbesieroe ipenoete er
Ii9 an einen poriibergebenoen Spbn
Der griinen Sniel unb erfunoiste ii9
na6 Dem Sinne Der Snf9rift.
Der f9lihte 2anomann mar ieoenz
fans i'm @o1beliB Oes e9ten, unperz
tpiiitli9en Sumors feiner 2onosleute.
Mtt gebeimniBpoller Wiene uno lpi9s
ttgem Some bertraute er ibm an, G. P.
O. beoeute: God preserve O'Connell
- gott f6iiBe S'Gonneu.
Ser gallige ReiIenbe feBte ni4t oen
leiIeiten 3tpeifel in Die MusIage oes
5pDtters. Miitbsno notirte er bic i1m
qetporoene IufflGrung uno beri6tete
nabber in ieinem 8u9, unter ben Siren
lei oie 99tpdrmerei fir ben iarede
li9en Semagogen oermaBen fanattleh.
bab fie tbre GbauKeen nit groBen
@teinen etngefaBt bGtten, Die Die sSn>
i9rift triigen: G. P. Good pre-
serve O'Connell.
@liidti6erpeiIe mar Ser 9eber, Der
oiefe Stele aus Sbaderaps Wtannz
ftript ieBen 1ollte, elm gei9eiter Mann.
Gr mertte, mas Die Glode gei4lager
bate, unO 5eigte Die Steae Dem Ser.
leser oes 8u9es. 0ieTer lteB tie ma.
tiirlid foFort bonn @erfaTer unanoern
Der ni6t tpentg erboTt r" ii6er Den
Gtreid, ben Der i4a.. ,.e irii9t
Ganbmann ihm geipielt bate.
Gr fpnnte BON Slid iagen, ouB Die
M9tfamteit oes @eBers es ibm eripart
bate, Die uripriinglide Saifung ieines
8eri9tes in Die Seffentli4feit 81 brin.
gen. Gr bdtte iid oamit uniterblif
| lGherli9 9emd6t.
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0aS tteterleten Der 0eeia.
1tetiten.

SIM Sample nms Daiein bleipen ipie Der arobe Sc
fehrte Gpencer fas uur bic Geeiqnetjten bic f6rper
lid, TiihtQiten aIs Gleger am Seben seib aIfo nuf
Gnrer ont Rranfbet begnnt ipte iebes beimtiififde
uebel init HeiHen Mnfdngen &ei9tem Rppfipeb fpls
sen 3u bdlb bobrenoe unb ftebenbe Gppffhmeraen
sDbnmaHtsanIdlle. Obrenianien; bem pappigen @e.
46m0d bafo Aufitoben, nebeliein. Weritppfung. bis
Eeber nub Wiereu i6IieBltb hohgrahig hronif1 ent
Ainbet finn nnb Der Wlogen db In benz trDifioien 3l
7tanD Doitdnbiger 3errittuns befinbet Damn Iaufen
biz nnalndtiheH Doll 8erauelfiung nuther tperDen
ben tb nit Wiurren unb Rlaaen iiber oas Selbftper.
Mulbete Glen6 in ibr @ei1ld 1as lift ater gar nitbt
Nbtbig benin iDie nit Pilfe Der beribmten ct Her-
anrb Arduterpinen. bic fiir 25 Cents In alien Ap
4btfeH 5u bobeH inb bas eiben pornberein bate
Derbitet merben ioen o fam boffeIbe NIT benz gtei.
s<len Ditfel aud In BEN ipdteren Gtaon. nod firirt
s1perbeu, 10 buB bsfs Sterbeu8frnHteH nod uiibsr.
fIxbsn* Nis ct Bernard Rrauterpillen enfbalten
4fine ntefauifeu Gifte tpte Guediber ooer GDlIens
1fin innhern nur be Standardization pflan3tndfe in
apsgIditigftsr 9uhtreitaHs unb better 1sii1nns!
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OSesfprbcm.

glm 6amltoa. 80. Nprii, Moraens
.um 2 Ilbr farb in Nem Yhilaoelpbia
Grduiein Gmma M. 5blpab. cine
8ocbter BON sSacob 5hmab. an oen
6oigen ether Cperation. Die luegen ei=
ner MISUNDERSTANDING bon oen
Aersten tiir notbmenoia befunoen mur.
be. 2eioer ssiate lid lhun wdbreno
Der Operation. bah 6as Qebsn ber
Granten nidt aerettet tueroen fonnte.
Sic 0erforbene mar cine iiihti9e Na=
msni1neioerin uno mar tueaen ihre
@ei1ifli1teit. ibres 9uten 8eIhmafs
uno ibrer @enihenbafti9teit iebr ee=
lu1t uno INNER mit Nuftrd9en iiber.
hduft. Sic mar eth eifriges Mitslieo
Der reFormirten Stride un0 2ebrerin
uno Sreanifin Der 5Onntagsihule; j;
auh mar lie Elm Mitelieo Der Dioniea
SueietD, ben Die lunaen Samen Der
Rirde geariinoet. uno mar bel 2llt uno
Sung beliebt uno 9eabtet. Das 2ei=
henbegdli9uib fano am Wontag Nah=
miltag auf oem neuen 6rieolof itatt.
mar iebr gut beluht uno Der Sara
ipar aan5 bon reiden SIumenipenoen
beoedt.
Nm 80. Npril in ieiner Wobnung
i'm Beaoeroam Sbale Solepb Wanbleb.
I'M alter bon 81 Sabren oil Nitbma.
Der 8ertorbene mar aus @n9lano oe=
biirtig. tam aber idon in lungen Sab
rem nod ben Der. Gtaaten uno NOR
Elm 8eteran bes Siir9ertrieaes. @r
hinterldbt neun S0hter uno 5tuei 5tiel=
I0bne.
Nm |. Wai in Canal 9oper @briF.
8rano I'M Nlter bon 81 Subren oil ei=
mem Ma9entrebs. @r binterlaBt eine
QDittipe uno nehrere Ginoer.
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artifeI XII.
sStnattaen iiaA 8eiteueruna.

Sectton2 @eiebe iplen angenomnten per.
ben. tpobe nod etnbeltli1er Re9el ale @eloer, @nt.
@eieadaften obsr anberem: fotpe olles Sruno.
iptrhltbem gBertbe IN @elo befteaert fperoen aug,
9enDmnten 8onbs bsS Gtaates Ohio Ypnbs irQenb
elmer Staot eines DorFes sber 8eiIers Gonntps sber
9ofpHibips tn bieIem Gtaate unb gDnbs. bic snm
3pede bon 6TfeHtIiAeA G4ulben bon Dbio nnb
ben lnterribtsmitteln in 0erbinonnq bamit aus.
eegeben iuerben mel6e Yonbs Don Steuern befreit
hanier pauier, bic ausi6lieBlid oem 6ffentliaen
Sottesoenits bienea. SnftitntioHen fur ansfdliBi
offentld9e gDobltdti9feit oifentli9es gisentbnm.
aasid,lissii4 sn irsene einem bffentlidsn 3ped.
nno periDnli6es @igentbum biz 1nm 8etraae bon
niftiber 5pe bun5ert Dollars agertb fir iebes SIN.
JnoiDiouum fann 6urd3 aa9emeine GefeBe bon otenrn
befrett meroen; aber ale berartigeu @eiebe follen
Werdnoernn9en ober Wiosrrnf nns9eieBt fein: nnb
Der Wertb BON alIem 10 befreiten Gigentbum io bon
3eit 5u Belt feseest unb perDifenflib merben tpie
burd) @eies porselhriebea ,spfroen mag.
Seetion2. 2. Sic .gB1bler. meldae BEL iold,en
Mablen fir eln iolhes 8srfainngs s.Mmenoemerit su
thinner tpiniben, m6seuant tbrem gtimmsetteI BE
Mnrte angebrabt baben (8ereiune bon Gtaats. uno
Waniaipalbpnbs bon Befteue runa) ,Iarotrpm amer,
snt Dsn,snts pes ano Os ois ssgsn i.Isss amsuos.
anae6rodt boben (9efreiung bon Staats. uub Wannis
alpolbsaos bon 9eitenerHn9) Legations Mmenbe.
ments. 9to"
Seetion3. 9iefes amenbement tritt in sraft
am oaer na6 bem eriten Iaee oes Wtonats Sauuor.
@eorge 2. Ebrmas,
spreber Des Hsprafentanten-Sanle
80. 9. Sarbiug.
Senats.Yrdfioeut.
an9enontmeu am 25 april 1904
Wereinigte Staaten bon Mmerifa Chic
Office bes Staatss Sefret6rs
go. 9ewts g. aaplin. sefrstdr Oes
ftebenbe cine getrene Mbihrtft elmer 0emetnjamen
MeiDlntion TT. bic BON Der Generals Niiemblp oe8
Gtaates Osio am 25. Eaas hes Monats april H. S.
1901 amgenommen tpurbe uno sdB Diefe Abitrif, bon
Dem Original genomnlen Dnroe, bob in oisier Office
aufbeipabrt fpirb.
3eugnib beien babe i1 otes NIT nteinem Namen
nnteri9rieben uub mtein Mmtsfieaet bfn3neefiqt In
eoltiinbnS, bieien H. Gag beg M0Hats Jebrrar Y. g.
1905.
aemis 8. 2aniin
lSisgei) Gtadt8sGefretdr
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Observation-Disclosures g

William Sauiolon - Mnna M. 3uta.
bern. beioe BON 5traBbur9.
Waribau &eeo. Bead @itp = Neoaoa
Boter. Dunoee.
Sobn s. Ntoflitt, 9oper = 2poia
Rneus. Netu gbilaoelpbia.
Gobert Is. Sampled. gaoir = emma
VI. Wooo, 0oUer.
Walter s. 9toIenberrp, Spper = Wa.
bel g. Oolan. New gbilabelpbia.
5bomas s. Wation = Gertrude 8.
Stufp, beioe BON Minpale.
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Grcmriionem per q. & s..
Gi5cuUaIDts.

9lad Genuer. Sol. iehr billi9e 9reiIe
bonn 29. Muanlt bis 3. Sept. 6idets
sIltig fir Die -9tiidfabrt big IL. Sept.
mo anf beionoeres @sluh bis z. Gctb.
gum 8eiube oes gneanpment Der
Grano glrmp Of tbe Gspublic. Is
ga6 genuer. @ol.. isbr biliae YreiIe
pom 80. SUM bis 8. euh, 2ifets aiil-
tia Eilr bic 1tilffabrt bis IA. Suli uno
auf beiouoeres 8eiu1 bis s. Nuauit.
Snternationule @pwortb 2easue @on=
uention. 8
HG9 Canton om 25.. 26. & 81.
Mai iiir ben 8reis Der einfocben sSubrt
nit elllem 3ulblaa BON 25. Gents fir
Die Gunofnbrt. Sidets Qilltig bis 20.
Dtai. 3ulammentlnft uun 0anos!s=
rsiienoen. 3
Na1 9tiagara Sails ain a., 25 &
26. Wiai lir ben Brsls sinsr einfaden
Jabrt fiir Ole 9tunbfabrt nit einem
3uidlag uru 25 geuts. Sifets aiil=
lls bis 5. SUM-. 3
gilliae prsile fir 5ourilten na1
DEM Suoen uno gBelten. Sitets eil=
tig fur 80 Gage bis 6 Monate.
Nad alien Yun.ten i'm @iioen uno
Siioplten. Walbinston unD iSlorioa
einbe9r,ffen. blllise Yreile fir Nnlieoler.
2
Na6 Ntlanta. 8a., ON IA. uno Is.
Olai, Elm 6abrprsis plus 25c fur Die
&unofabrt, Nllociatton Der Jabritan=
ten. 2
Nad Baltimore. Mo., Elm Tobrpreis
plus $l.00, pom 2. big (. Suli. megen
I Der @briliian gnOeapor @onoention. 9
Nad Mef=Yaoen. Sno.. am S.. s..
uno z. Wai fir ben Breis Der einfa6eu
6abrt fir Die &unofabrt nit einem
3uidlag BON 25 Gents. american
gBaier g9orts N1oeiation. 9ifets
siltig bis Is. Wtai.
grcurliolen fir ben Dstorationstae
am 20. uno 30. Mai fiir ben eiuia9eu
| Yreis iiir Die &unofabrt. 4
gta9 Sifsbur9 an 10. uno 20. Wai
fir ben einfaden preis Iir Die &uno.
fubrt naA Cincinnati uno fur $l5. 65
fir ben &eit Der Gabrt. Sifets 9iilti9
fir Is Sage. 2
9ia6 Winona 2afe, Sub, am Is,
H., 49,. 49,. 20. uno 23. Wai, elm
Tabrpreis plus Csc fir bic 3unofabrt,
Aiiltia bis 4. SUM; @eneral Nlismblp
Der gresbpterianer Stride. 3
Na6 gifsbure, Nli6., am l9. uno
20. Dtoi. iebr nieorige &unofubrt.4ate;
@inpeibung oes Shio SoIonten. Gent=
mails. Is Sage 9lltis. Sprsdt nit
unierem ADenten. 3
9ta6 Mtlanta, 3d.. am IA. uno Is.
Wai, Elm Ssabrpreis plus Csc fir Die
&unhIahrt, 9illti9 bis 20. Mai. 1ta=
tional Nhuciation Manufacturers. 2
Nah ct. 2ouis am l5.. l6. uno II.
Wai, elm Gabrpreis plus Csc fir Die
Runoiuhrt. aiiltia bis 20. Mai. Na-
tlonal Sdptliten Sdbresta9. z
Nab Saoannab, @a., am IS. uno
Ia. Wai. Elm 6abrpreis plus Csc fir
Die &unofabrt, aiilti9 big 26. Wai.
Natioual Goupention Der Commercial
5rabelers. 2
gfad 8idsbure. Drill. uno suriid
auf einem Weg binfahreuo uno auf ei'
nem anoeren suruftebreno; Nbiteiae'
prioele9ium bel Shladtielo=puntten
SpeSial;ua BON columbus am 10. Mai
Selonoels nieorise Gaten. 8
- Ipllmachten nah alien Ibei(en ppr
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Neuee Weibmaareeu
3u
Syeierfleinern
fur Die S9lnkfeier bes S9uliatres.

Soeben erhalten iebr empfeb>
lensuertbe periiihe 2amns su
so, so unb IS Gents per yarb,
bieielben ,perben befriebigen, neil
lie ni6t nur biibih, fonbern aud
iebr bauerbaft linb unb INNER
i10n unb fleibiam Iinb.
Dielelben 1nb As 3oa brett.
8ie baben and einfa6e tpeiBe
Sbmei5er @ebereieh y 3oa
brett fir so Gents bie Narb,
lonit perfauft fir Is.
Snbiibe 9innen unb periiide
Laiuns SO unb 45 3oll brett su
25, 35 une 40 Gents, seeisnet 3u
Jeierfleioean gum S1uliblub
nnb anberen @elegenbeiten.
Die &leioer tperben tpdbrenb
bieier 5aiiou nit 8aleneialpiben
9arntrf.
5oeben erbalten cine fb0ue
Nnsipabl BON 0iterbanoi6nBen.
Gerner cine ldSne Muswabl
BON Slterresenftbirme nit tueiBen
9uuften oas 5tif su 100.
Yergebt ,.niere 9eppi6e
nidt..
6. 2D. 8urrp,
g(m @quare glsu Bbilabelpbia.
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0abt eSbr eiaelt 6nabell?
* @lz<

pabt 5hr mehrere ? Gs nadt feinen Inter.
ihieo rpie piele, mir pollen nit Gud 6eihdfte
thun. Je mehr Rnaben oefo mehr 6eihdfte.
Dies 1T Ole Jahres5eit, rpenn ein eepohnltder
Rnobe Rleoer braud,t uno ioear oft. babt Jhr
ie Ole unlrtsen probirt ? lDtr haben Ole Belten,
Ole eemad,t peroen, Brinet oen Rnaben III uns
uno mir tperoen Gud1 5eisert mas mir in 8e,ue
auf feline 8efleioune leilten fonnen uno ,ueleih
lpart Jhr aud, 6elo oabei.
Rappen haben mir 81 jeoem 5wede, ,u 1pel
diem iberhaupt Rappen unter Der id1etnenoen
Some oemad1t peroen.
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Gebankenfplitter.

Cine 2iige in's @efdt 1T oft ni6t 70
i6limm, tpie cine @abrbeit binten berum.
Ntan6em bat ieihe oGlamme" i9on ben
2ebensne9 perouufelt.
2ieber auf pilber oeib ollein,
@ls unter ben S6afen i'm Stale iein!
G:r saseniammsr 1T INNER cine Gffen'
fhnnoe.
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Sanfin9un9.

Nllen oenen, Die uns mdbreno Der
Srantbeit uno bel Dem BesrdbniB me
ferer 5o9ter unc Samefer. Soa
Meper. nit Ratb uno Shat i6re
Sbeilnabme on Den Sag aeleat. iaaen
mir biermit unieren bersliben Oant
Jreb. McDrr nnb Samilir.
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8urnGoe's

1T Der 8lab, INN an Siten @elb
su iparen. @ir baben audi eine
ib5ne unO ppllltdnbige 9tuspabl
bon 0alstiidern fir 9ameu,
ferner StofTe .5u Sbirt,psiten,
llntertleiOern, Strumpfipaaren,
Sapeten, Spteenuorbdnsen 10
ME audi Sarben unb 8iirlten
aQer art.
gergeBt Den Hlas nidt.
Sltrnitce'S
9epartemeut Store.
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gor9el4laQenes Nmenoement CUR Son.
ifitution bon Ohio.
Stsuertrei1sii bna Staais. unb Iu:
nitipal 8pnbs

Sci ss bef9ofien BON Der General. aiIemblp bes
Staotes Ohio:
section /. DaB ben Mdblern bes Staates
Dbto am erften 8ienitag nod benz eriten Wtontag
i'm 3oOember 1905 elm B0riblaq nnterbreitet fperoe
bic Sectiou spei bes artifelS XII Der Contribution
bes Staates Ohio sn amenciren 10 baB iie ipte olgt
IQutet
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- Scllmahten mad alien Ibeilen pon
Dentldlanp, Selterretd unb Der Sdwe's
werpen in pieier Sffiee auSsefertis:.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1905-12-29
Smart Little Fire

Tuesday morning about 4 O'Clock
the two story building on N. Forest
avenue, lower story occupied as a
grocery store and the upper as resi-.
dence, was found to be on fire. The
fire seemed to start In a one story ad-
ditiol at the rear end Of the main
building and spread rapidly.
From some cause central could not
be reached for some time by the local
phones and the fire had made great
Roadway before the boys got the
alarm. The best work they did after
getting to the scene was ia checking
the spread Of the flames. The houses
on each side Of the burning building
were beginning to burn when the
water got on them.
Mr.. Leavers. the owner Of the build
Ing and proprietor Of the store. SUI
fered a severe loss. He saved only a
portion Of lis stock and lost all his
household goods and several hundred
dollars In cash. His insurance on
building and stock was light. His
household goods were not insured at
all. Mr., seaver thinks the binding
was fired BY an incendiary.
This is pretty hard blow to lose
residence. business house aud business
together with surplus capital oil at
once.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1905-12-29
Withe Daily took care of his Grand.
ma during his grandpa's absence.
Mr., and Mrs. Cal Sagner are visiting
friends 10 lola for an Indefinite time.
GRIP QUICKLY KNOCKED OUT

Some weeks ago during the severe
winter weather both my wife and
myself contracted severe colds which
speedily developed :nto the worst
Kind OF la grippe with all its mlserab BILE
symptoms" says Mr.. J. S. Egleston
Of Maple Landing, Iowa. Knees and
joints aching, muscles sore, head
stopped up, eyes and nose running,
with alternate spells of chills and
fever, We began using Cham berlain's
Cough Remedy, aiding the same with
dose of Chamberlain's Stomach and
Liber Tablets and by it's liberal use
soon comsletely knock1d out the grip"
1t is good plan to take dose of
the Tablets when you have a cold.
They promote healthy action of the
bowels liver and kidneys which is
always beneficial when the system is
congested by cold or attack of the
grip. For sale by all druggists.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1905-12-29

Mr.. John e. Dawson is on the sick
list.
Mr.. Rufies visited Mr.. Holman g
Sunday. a.
Quite a few attended the Christmas
exercises from here Saturday night.
Miss Minnie Speck and brother were
home on a short visit. ...
Mrs. jarrett attended the exercises
at South Valley, Saturday night.
Mr.. Murphy has gone to the terri
tory to take charge Of string Of tools
Miss Bertha Ruff is visiting home
folks.
Miss Junkens is up from Parsons.>
The we'll on Mr.. Hammers lately
drilled ty Mr., Jackson. is not as good
as expected. A..
Miss Culley has been slightly under
the weather but better at present.
The Merry Xmas has come and gone
And filled our heart with beauty
And may our future ever last
To fill our hearts with duty.
Don't forget to greet the old year
out and welcome In the new.
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Carrie Satterwhite's sister OF Okla
homa is here spending the holidays
with the family Of George Taylor.
Our teacher received beautiful
present from her scholars Friday.
II. Fl. Knox and family Sundayed at
F. A. Xnox's.
Jasper Northcot and family spent
Christmas day at Will Cum mings.
The following persons ate turkey
at George Singers Christmas day:
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Underhill and
daughter, Edna, of near Stark, Mr..
and Mrs. Augustus Debler and daugh-
tiers. Stella and Blanch, Of near Bar
ney, Albert Debler and wife, Abe
Colay, wife. daughter and son, Pauline
and James. Scott F0rshea Of Colum-
bus, Ohio and Will Forshes Of Erie.
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Mr.. Stoves, wife and daughter spent

Mr.. Stoves, wife aDd daughter spent
Xmas with relatives In the country.
Wishing everybody a happy New
Year and hoping that merry Xmas
was enjoyed by all the readers of the
Times. Let us take a retrospective
view Of our lives In the year which is
now closing and strive to make many
happy hearts for the New Year as is
possible.
Mrs. Flora Knowles of Cha mute
spent Xmas with home folks.
With Christmas tree and an en-
tertainment at the M. e church and
an entertainment at the U. B. on Sun
day night. carlton entertained Santa
Claude quite lavlshly.
Mrs. Lena and Dewey and children
took Xmas dinner with her brother
W. Fl. Riley Of Rural.
W. G.'Riley has been on the sick
list the past week.
There Ia some trading going on 10
our unusually quiet town. G.. w.
Riley has sold his barber shop and
furniture to Rev. Chambers and Ralph
will run the barber business here for
the future.
The chool children here voted to
not have any vacation through holt
days.
Mr., and Mrs. Watt entertained
their children on Xmas day and even.
ing. =
Mrs. Baty is quite sick at the home
Of her daughter, Mrs. Knowles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Reasoner of Iowa
are visiting the latter's mother Mrs.
Nuss and other relatives In this
vicinity.
Mr.. Hartman Thomson came in on
the train on Monday with bride nee
Miss Ethel Taylor who went west with
her parents about year ago. They
we're married at the home of the
brides parents near Garfield. Kas.,
Dec. oath and are now visiting Mr..
Thomson parents southof Town., ?
Katie Lucas Of Thayer spent 3 DAYS
with her aunt, Mrs, May.
ReY. Chambers and wifezte turkey
with Mr.. and Mrs. Sheofilm' in the
country on Xmas day and the Rev.
has scarcely been sble for duty since.
Ollie Marks OF Parsons visited
friends 10 aud around carlton q few
days this week.
W. P. Carpenter spent Xmas with
friends 10 lola. ssf'
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FOR Br1L1ousNEss AND SICK HEADACHE

FOR BIILIoUsNEsS AND SICK HEADACHE
Take Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup.
1t sweetens the stomach, aids diges-
ton and acts as gentle stirnulant on
the liver and bowels without irritating
these orgaus. Orino Laxative Fruit
Syrup cures biliousness and habitual
constipation, Does not nauseate or
grippe and is mild and pleasant to
take. Remember the name Orino and
refuse to accept any substitute.-The
Brown Pharmacy.
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carlton

Mr.. aud Mrs. Wade of Iowa are
spending the winter with Vandwise,
mother OF Mrs. Wade and other rels =
tives IN the country.
Jennie Shlnn Of near Villas visited
her cousin, Mrs. Bon well one day this
week.
Stella Altman and Earl are spending
the vacation AZ home and helping In
the store.
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TOny Point

Joe Ress has gone TO Illinois to visit
his father.
Nina Tippie spend Chrietmas In
Urbana.
One OF the hotels in Petrolia
changed hands last Saturday.
John Jackson went to Burlington to
visit his uncle.
Will DAVIS has gone to the Terri
tory.
Frank Mckay is working for Alfred
Larson.
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TORTURE OF A PREACHER

The story of the torture of Rev. o.
D. Moore, pastor of the Baptist church
of HarpeIsville. N. Y. will interest
you. He says: 81 suffered agonies,
because of persistent cough, result
ing from the grip. I.-had to sleep
sitting up in bed. tried many rem
edies. without relief until took Dr.
Kings New Discovery for Consump-
tiou Coughs and Colds which entirely
cnred my cough, and saved me from
consumption; A grand cure for
diseased conditions of Throat and
Lungs. At all druggists; price SOC
and 81, guaranteed. Trial bottle free
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Barney.
This is vacation week.

Give Taylor attended the Christmas
tree al Grady school house Saturday
night.
Several from here are attending the
opera at Erie this week.
Mr.. Taylor and family were visiting
In Erie with ]. M. Barney and wife
Sunday.