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The Record-Herald
By Falkenbury & Wells
IwamfTl T Friday Jan7l3Jl905
Thb Rkcord-Hkrald will charge a nominal rate from this date for
all notices of church and society entertainments where admission is charged
ir a fee taken for resolutions of respect cards of thanks obituary notices in
excess of ten lines and like matter not news
W J Bryan has lost his appeal
in the Bennett will case and it
will now go to the supreme court
All eyes are on Kansas and
Missouri— two new reform gov-
ernors were inaugurated Mon-
day Alva Adams was inaugurated
governor of Colorado Tuesday
Governor Peabody will contest
the office
One division of the Baltic
Squadron has returned home
The Squadron had gotten as far
as Suda Bay
The Russians are to have a
new navy They will need two
of them by the time the little
Japs get through with them (
Arkansas City Kas had a
$150000 fire Tuesday morning
destroying two business blocks
The fire started from a lantern
which exploded while clerks
were invoicing in the basement
of a furniture store
No mail order house helped to
build the little red school house
in your district or turnpike the
road past your door No mail
order house took you by the hand
when you were in distress and
told you to let it go until after
harvest next year No mail or-
der house ever sold you a ma-
chine and then spent every cent
of his profit right in the commu-
nity where you and your neigh-
bors could get it all back again
No mail order house ever shoved
its patent leather shoes under
your table and rejoiced with- you
when you were glad nor spoke
eicou raging words to you in af-
fliction —Exchange
Dr S II Bowers visited Kans-
as City the first of the week to
examine into the mental condi-
tion of Rev Will Deatherage of
Waddill who was found upon the
streets of that city ina'demented
condition and had been taken to
Dr Burnett’s private hospital
for treatment- The doctor found
Mr Deatherage at the private
sanitarium of Dr Burnett and in
practically the same condition as
when first found The doctor
found that it would be impracti-
cable to bring Mr Deatherage
homp in fact Dr Burnett said
if the gentleman was moved from
the sanitarium he would have to
be taken to the asylum Dr
Bennett proposed that he would
keep him at his sanitarium for
$1250 a week which is just hall
his regular charge Di Bowers
considered this a very liberal
aiid philanthropic proposition
and hopes to arrange matters so
it can be done Dr Burnett told
Dr Bowers that he thought he
could cure Mr Deatherage in a
few months An effort is being
made to raise the necessary $12-
50 a week to keep Mr Deather-
age in Kansas City The county
court has agreed to give $2-50 a
week and he thinks the Masonic
order of which Mr Deatherage
was a member and the Christian
church in which he was a minis-
ter will raise the balance It is
to be Imped that the funds will be
raised and that Mr- Deatherage
will be properly cared ' for as he
is without means and hiswife ip
unable to take care of him— Neo-
sho Miner and Mechanic
Kansas Cattle Thief Arrested
Monday’s Vinita Chieftain
Sheriff J W Taylor of Chau-
tauqua county Kausas was here
today to take charge of a prisoner
Bill Jack alias Bud Johnson alias
J C Carson who was arrested Sun-
day at Vian by Deputy C B
Rhodes where he has been con-
ducting a uno joint Bill Jack is
wanted in Kansas for stealing $i-
6oo worth ot cattle of Thomas An-
derson of Wont£ aery county
Kansas which he shipped to Kans-
as City After stealing the cattle
he skipped to Iowa but afterwards
returned and stole a handsome
yviuug daughter from one of the
farmers there and has since been
living with her at Vian Jack is a
man of about 35 years old the girl
does not look to be more than 15
years of age Jack served a term
from the territory for stealing cat-
tle in ’96 and is known as a bad
man He was arrested this time
without excitement as Deputy 1
Rhodes took him by surprise In I
his former arrest he exchanged a
number of shots at the officers
Mr Rhodes also brought iu Clark
Thompson last week one of the
most wanted criminals in the nor-
thern district The charges against
him are murder assault and inteut
to kill robbery grand larceny and
introducing Rhodes carries a bad
scar- which he received from
Thompson a number of years ago
His trial will not come up until
February
Poultry Pointers
The first anrual show of the
Miami County Poultry and Pet
Stock Association will be pulled
off next Thursday Friday and
Saturday The indications are
that the exhibits will be good
The success of the show will
depend largely on our citizens in
Miami and vicinity If you have
any nice poultry such as chick-
ens turkeys geese ducks
guineas peafowls etc bring
them in— the more the merrier
A large nu mber of the exhibits
of pet stock will be made Al-
ready a number have signified
their intention of exhibiting their
pets Let ’em come
Sickening Shivering Fits
of Ague :iud Malaria can ini relieved
aud cured wilh Electric Bitter- Tilt-
is a pure tonic meiPeiiu of especial
benefit 111 malaria for it exerts a true
curative inlluenco on the diseases driv-
ing if entirely out of the system It is
much to he ptoferred to Quinine hav-
ing none of this drug's bad after-effects
K S Mimday of Henrietta Tex writes
“My brut Iter was very low with malarial
fever and jaundice till ho took Electric
Bitters which saved his life At Shrivel-
& Cunningham's drug store price
fit'c guaranteed
Stray notice— Taken up by
the undersigned at my farm 4i
miles southeast of Miami 3-year-old
steer red dehorned brand-
ed 2 T (the T with round top) on
right hip came last spring
Owner can get his property by
proving same and paying all feed
and advertising bills
A L Lee
Rev Irl R Hicks
1905 ALMANAC
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ASSALTED BY
A NEGRO BRUTE
Miss Jordan of Vinita Nar-
rowly Escapes a Brutal
Assault
Saturday's Viuita Chieftain
Miss Carrie Jordan of this city
was assaulted by a negro this morn-
ing Her screams frightened him
away and a crowd of men with
blood hounds are scouring the
woods and country in search of the
villain but as yet have not succeed-
ed in finding him
Miss Jordan is the night girl at
the Pioneer telephone central and
was on her way home from work
about daylight when the incident
occurred Her home is in the
west part of town and it is her cus-
tom to walk down the Frisco track
across the railroad bridge and then
take a lower lane which leads to
the house It was just after she
had left the track that the negro
who had followed her from town
grabbed her from behind and at-
temped to choke her As the morn-
ing was quite cold she had her ears
and throat'heavily wrapped and had
not heard the negro coming up be-
hind her She was only a short
distance from her home and her
sudden screams undoubtedly
frightened her assailant trom carry-
ing out his dastardly deed Miss
Jordon was badly frightened but
kept ner presence of mind and gave
immediate alarm Other people
had seeu the negro following her
but had not suspected anything
wrong
Two colored men who were near
the railroad bridge at the time say
he started south through the tim-
ber along Bull creek
Mr Killgore of White Oak
brought his bloodhounds to town
but they did not show any signs ot
finding a trail in that direction
Other parties went on out on Big
Cabin creek and it is possible that
they may yet capture the culprit
Brain Leaks
Will Maiipin iu Bryan's Commoner
In the real home Christmas
comes every day
Some people work hard to
make an easy living
Some men mistake moral dys-
pepsia for complete sanctifica-
tion The man that never forgets
that he was a boy is not very apt
to forget his manhood
The man who is honest simply
because it is the best policy will
bear watching
Some people experience no dif-
ficulty in keeping their left hand
from knowing what their right
doeth
The foolish man carries his
business cares to his fireside and
leaves all his good nature at the
office
The man who is always wait-
ing for something to turn up is
forever complaining about being
turned down
A man never realizes how fool-
ish he once was until he runs
across some of the letters he
wrote to his wife before he mar-
ried her
This is the season of the year
when the man who owns a horse
and does not warm the bridlebits
should be made to stand in the
stall while the horse loafs by the
radiator
While we are mourning the
fact that the young girls of today
are not learning to be housekeep-
ers let us not forget that1 the
young taen are not altogether
successful as house providers
0CP CURIOSITY SffQp
4th Street
New and Second-Hand Goods
HSf’Highest Price Paid for Second Hand Goods Buys
Anything Sells Everything See me
M B: PICKLER Prop’r MIAMI
Russians Surrendered
The Japanese Legation at
Washington has received the fol-
lowing telegram from the foreign
office at Tokio under date of Jan-
uary 8
General -Nogi on Sunday re-
ports that the delivery of Russian
prisoners under capitulation was
completed Saturday The total
of the prisoners were 878 officers
and 32491 men Of these 441
officers and 229 orderlies have re-
ceived parole so far
UOUHiW4llllOO
The renders of this paper will be pleased to
lenrn thnt there is at least onedreucW disease
that science has been iibte to cure in all its
staifos mid that Is catarrh Hall’s Catarrh Cure
is the only positive cure now known to the med-
ical fraternity Catarrh being a constitutional
disease requires a constitutional treatment
Hail's Catarrh Cure is taken internally acting
directly upon I he blood nndmucoussurfacesof
the system thereby de-troyinf the foundation
of tho disease and giving the patient strength
by building up the constitution and assisting
nature in doing Its work r he proprietors have
so much faith In It-curative powers that they
otter One Hundred Dollars for any ease that it
falls to ottre Send for list of testimonials
Address F J Cll EN EY Sc Co Toledo O
Sold by all druggists 7V
Take Hall's Family Pills for oonstipation
Have You Met Him?
The fellow who asks the post-
master to poke his paper back
into the office marked “refused”
One of the thankless incidents
of an editor's life is for a sub-
scriber who 1ms taken the paper
over a year and a half on time
and when the editor becoming in
need of money duns him and is
told to stop the paper “cut it
out ” “I don't want it any longer”
“your paper ’aint no good” “I
wouldn’t give 25c a year for it”
but he had taken and read it for
two years paying 59c in the mean-
time and only come to this con-
clusion aft'‘r all this tim when
the editor needed and asked for
pay for the paper
But this is n tliing new there
are just such people in all com-
munities and lew editors there
are who don’t sooner or later find
them out
I have for sale or trade several
Traction and Portable Engines —
cheap Just the thing for Mine
work Call or address
W B Powell
Phone 119 Seneca Mo
A GOOD NIGHT'S REST
"Speak for it I” ahe cried to doggie
For she knew In her little heart
That Orman Syrup hnine'a great treasure
Could health and joy impart
QThe greatest tonic on earth is a good
night’s rest Restless nights and the ter-
rible exhaustion of a hacking cough are
dread dangers of the poor consumptive
But why this fear of the night when a
few doses of Dr Boschee’s German Syrup
will insure refreshing sleep entirely free
front cough or night sweat? Free ex-
pectoration in the morning is made cer-
tain hy taking German Syrup
fJWe know by the experience of over
thirty-five years that one 75-cent bottle of
German Syrup will speedily relieve or
cure the worst coughs colds bronchial or
lung troubles— mid that even in bad
cases of consumption one large bottle of
German Syrup will work wonders
' Two sizes 25c aud 75c All druggists
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and Organs
Also Elwood Sewing Machines
Old Instruments or Ma-
chines taken in exchange
for new ones Easy terms
EAST FOURTH ST MIAMI
Hick’s Weather Forecast
Rev Irl Hicks in making his
weather forecast says:
Decided change tomorrow
winds shifting to southerly and
falling barometer will appear to
the westward about the tenth
During the 11th 32th and 13th
rains will visit southern and cen-
tral states turning to snow in the
north and as storms reach sec-
tions of the Mississippi river Ou
the 11th winter lightning and
thunder are likely toward the
south Blizzardous conditions
and very cold will appear with
the rising barometers out of the
northwest progressively behind
these storms If barometer is
low in the south at this time se-
vere cold will be induced possi-
bly to the gulf
Saved Him
yitdiil not kill nnt but I think It
would if it had not' been for Hunt's
Cure I was tired miserable and well
niglt used up when 1 commenced using
it for an old autl severe ease of Eczema
One application relieved and one box
cured me
“I believe Hunt’s Cure will cure any
form of Itching known to mankind”
Clifton Lawreuce
Helena O T