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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-24

advice would YOU give the color
@ me present emergency"
N nun fusion with populism as he
sun pestilence. The same reasons
Mpsi the Western mine owner. or
h. sssire free coinage or the woollen
b. ssr, Sniassachusetts to desire pi o.
/ M m should. IN my Judgment, N
h. average black man 10 woe Nh
h h l. otaie ticket at this t.me--be-
ID Ia 70 ms personal interest 40 DO
M recent platform, the demo-
kn r. OF This State promises pro-
Cns u mob Violence. .arger appr1-
~ VII Nh. fuller development for Prli-
|brara%' tlle establishment oil a col
|, ny. OF the unlvel sity as the apex
|nsss' admirable school system -
la out, are Items of substantial bene-
shmsHt not 20 be overlooked. Tae
IN eht OF the deaf, dumb and blind
ss. Austln. tie mg !nttnhnce of
nasn, OF public schools, the best
|spits IN the South. equiv RACES
I'm o. Tor school purposes. the az
M OF upwards of s20,01D,0lp Of
|.ray tsVperty-;heae and kindred be ;.
u'hss - h thankful for aad all
|s,noa, attained ualer democrd &c
|AasS, without demand or our part,
Eirnul Tor the few favors give
hi american and anxious tor more
h fnr sFetore vote for Charles Gull
'or Governor. "
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-24

II have used Ripans Tabulos with most
gratifying results" writes Perry Lukens.
Jr whose office is NJ room a in the New
York Tribune building. A. gentle pleas-
ant laxative. ho considers them superior
10 any medicine he has ever used" Mr..
Lukcns IS well known as the New York
often has experiences to undergo. He re.
la,cs tina, on one occasion. In company
with newspaper publisher and another
gentleman. he spon, most pleasant even
ing nnd thoy all INDUCED in Refreshments
OF 40 many kinds, and so freely, that the
next morning Mr. Lukcns had double
coating on his tongue that was almost
seal green" II was bilious" continued
Mr.. Lukcns, "aud was advised by one
of my companions, who had been through
the mill before. 40 try Ripans Tabules,
which dld with most pleasant and sur
in the pit OF the stomach speedily disap-
peared after taking two Tabules." When
a copy Of this testimonial was shown
10 Mr. Lukcns 80 as 10 make certain
that there was no mistake about 1t. h.
read II carefully through ana said; "Well,
that was just exactly the way It was now.
certain"
One Gives Relief.
Ripnns Tabules are sold by druggists OF
sent 10 the Ripans Chemical Company.
No 10 Spruce street. New York. sample
vial 10 cents. For sale by A. u. kiesling,
druggist tG2 Main street
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-24

JUNG LADY of good appearance ard
hudress would like sFAia,lon as sales
sddN or TO assist IN ONCE work. Aauiess
-, Il. IA, inns oilice. 20
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-24

CONNECTING ROOMS. suitable Tor fam
lily or young men; nicely furnished and
southeast exposure, bnih privileges .
rood hoard; can accommodate horse and
hnGvN. l.Ni McGOMrn aNeMun. Is
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-24
Bids and PROPOSALS.

WANTED Kids for the erection of one
800 foot steel draw span. Apply 10 In
dana Bridge Co. loom Al, Dinz huiid-
ana. "a
No llcE TO CONTltACTORS-~stpll b d.
VIII be received by tho commissioners
court OF Harris county at Il o'clock
noon, ON Monday. October f.. lSN6 for
the building Of "A bridge over Green =
bayou on the Houston ana Crosby road
in accordance with the rnt cifratlnns now
on file In the Office of tho cunnty clerk OF
Harris county. Enp1 aud sufncicnt
bond in the sum OF 5000 viii be- required
fer the faithful performance of the work
and each bid must be accompanied hy "A
certified check for 500 on some bank In
1ioueton. The county reserves the right
TO reject any aud all bids BY order of
the commi ssioneiS court
JOHN q. TOD. County Judge.
Houston. Texas. September H. 1919
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-24
4 T0TE FOR CULBERSON
w, colored Republican Gives
| !. Reason for So Doing,
kw NOT STOMACH P0PuLlSM
\. for Law and Order and state
....,lc fundamentally
"a Inc Coiored Race.

. number Of the de'esa'es '" ne
.u,.,n state conven Jidn a, Fort
onnosed to the fusion scheme
LII, Matched out by the Joint pie
..muittee" composed of populists
,hese is j. s. Tlhbitt, we'll
.olored politician of this city, MIR.
,houeh an aggressive advocate OF
Am and what he is pleased TO term
n,,sv has announced that he eX-
:. sunnort the democratic sac
| ,aded by Hon. Charles CuibeTsoa.
, view to quoting him exactly a
4, NJ Tie Post hunted up Tibbltt
L,..d II 1t wore true that he in:end-
export Chberson.
sr. he sad emphaticnlly, "Cul-
has made fairly good official and
IA 70 support him for reelection"
I | to understand that your sup
Culbeson means also that you
k,po.t Bryan for president""
sir. rot hit of T.. | shall support
lay because he Is a republican an
N I belsve him to be one of the
! Of American statesmen, fully com
10 deal with the difficult problems
ufron.ing the people of this coun-
Ia the other hand ! shall vote for
Luas a., lh..-snn kecntlgp am , 'rpyar.
:, credst to the young men OF the
His record is that OF a fair and i'm
sn pSslrss, II nas oeen tne
mi see no reason to abroga,e thu
al this tiine. -
Isse, 30 j. "a - ~ ~ iIer 81
4 / Understand all that" returned
Puck politiclaA.. 'but he tCulbersoO
i,nv, vi ~ sei'ouia nl1,iis "a
k,na hmN. and low taxes levi I'd
~ discrimination against the poor
.u, .s .,
y,umed. 49, " . - "'''
! matter of fac, the governor of
bias no more to do with the coinage
NJ OF 'lIe eouectioh OF customs thtn
w ~ pdnonleN IL was felrEe
va! ne supported cum Nsoh lur
ElM-ne lwo pNhs olilfoSel 10 can
w snVe, quts uon--reInaths u'
ssvh S,Tttiie ulptd'sni conn
WI We VIII put MN in jail. 50 you
NV qu.ssS!ohs 40 not allect VS.
|sa~e e.ectoh OF state executive.
\ =. -,
10 not thihK theh that Major
p will pull off votes enough to in
~ slection?"
49,, p,,
E'~ not fopuhsm Itself Is not so
FN Il was two years ago. High
Z mark was raached two vaors o.,,
ANN ,h;s ,.,, ~. -,
vac '''''c 'he cra"e VIII Iecel''
hNuenl attempts TO make n deal
10 Offices by certain or Tho Is,d.rs
uvlrcs, ,t,a -.
-. INV pVoi'e '1at populism
nay an organized greed for official
lsvally when a populist has lar, fro
Man ~ da,,
I, !. D''ooia'-c party he mas
: IN dead run with tongue out in
Y Of pie
there many republicans IN tha
Who think AS vol, do in mis- INST
's
sast 10 per cent. Had II bean ms
y bring the, matter 10 n vota in me
State conventlon II il de dc ilv
naable whe.hor fusion would bave
,,iorsed a. ali. " ~
b, was the PRINCIPAL ohiaction,,
y for one thing ran,hlic,ns rac,p-
ih fact thai there is no common
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-24
Situation Wuntea.

SITUATION wanted by colored HOY ls
years TO work N office, store or attend
~ porse and buggy. Address William
100 - g. LII IcAas avenue. u
~ NJ colored man wants work; expe-
FENCED vita horses, CARRIAGES, yard
mo.h, mixing aud cooking; good recon-
-, ",e.,autions, Address 9sii, this office 70
"aNl Eio-SitIdton by young man IL
Years of age as ofiice poy. CLERK or any
uiiiis suihelent 10 support him. good
ppni'ish ana good at Ing Tres. Address
$50. this otnce. IA
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Lost. Found. Stray. stolen.

>
fcmNv setter. b.nck spot near end oi
tongue. Return to zoos Webster street
and gc, reward. 81
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-24

" an iEp-A place to sew out by the
DAY or asst IN sewing AMI esn,rnl
House"ork NO. 40l POLK avenue. -
a YOUNG SOLDIER who has completed
cbht years with the regular cava.ry, de-
siIes employment OF any KIND wei q =.
e'Piheu, ot good appearance. und
education. Address Seatiy, ms Office 70
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-24

Number words time times week mo.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-24

Ree0Rs Icould get relief
VT OO6 from most hor.
rible blood dis.
ease l had spent hundreds of dollars
trying various remedies and physi.
clans, none of which did me anv
good. MY finger nails came off and
my hair came out, leaving me
perfectly bald. I then went to
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-24

COMPETENT bookkeeper wants q place.
Address j. A. b.. this office. "
WANIED-By young man. work OF
any KIND, have had three years expe-
rlenoe in dry goods line. furnish best o;
references. Audress 1900, this office. -
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Wanted to REM.
Board and Rooms.

ROOMS AND BOARD Niccly furnished
from, rooms board II DESIRED modern
convenicncrs, only two blocks from
Main street In private family Inquire
at INA Prairie aYcrue. 20
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-24

DrTEcTIyE AGEScY-TrEined detect
" as wstchmen and guards furnished.
g. r.tas and further information ad-
dress James Mccane. p. G. Box ";
Houston. Texas. ss'
6 n COTTON & BRO. Fire Insurance
Agents and .Adtusters. MAIN s'rse,,i
corner Franklin
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-24

MRS. WNRIDK of New YORK. nu' ms
medium. can ,eil your past, present ana
future; life readings on all matters. Al
vice given. Call at 1901 Texas ave'I.e' -
PRIVATE school for primary and kinder
garten pupils; terms 81 % and sl'oe per
mofth. NJ s. Burks. Cog Austin street /;
nIInlIS solicited. -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-24
Business Chances.

N EXCEPTIONAL Business Chance
DO YOU want to make first class bis.-
ness Investment II so examine this OPP
portunity. For cash ] VIII close out Al
rosr aud carriage a business that has
earned me about $1,000 In the last SIX
wears and IS paying as Wei now as u
ever has stock viii Invoice about aiVN.
WI sell entire or - half Interest 10
good. capable man that would assume
reinforcement and relieve me. J. NJ.
TUCKER, Cameron. Texas. %
IVA NTED-Good, reiahe Northern lady
10 rent dining room and kitchen In a
boarding house, one who understands
the rms ness. Must furnish references.
Address ssis this office. %
NORTHUMBERLAND two years hos
nitaI experience and has practlced two
wears desires a good 10 'atirn o. pant
nershlp in some prosperous 10 ,a'iiy. Ad-
dress box 49, Columbus, lie Gas. 70
FOR sALE-A complete newspaper outnt
fnr SIS. worth double the money. Harvey
& LeMaster McDsde. Texas. 70
FIVE PER CENT a week profits is the
average return OF my "huctua ton sys-
tenn" send for pamphlet free w r.
Forest. so Broadway. New lork. ~
T0F sALE-A hrst-class gin and mill
business. with four new gin STANDS, HQoI
houses engine and new boier; caphclty
Ave bales per hour: yard or 10 lots, Win
residence. bargain 10 the rlght MAJ.
terms reasonable. retirefnent reason or
sale. j. n White. Flatonia. IefaS' Io-S
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-24

CONSERVATORY OF MtsIC-l7i5 Me-
Kinney avenue; Professor Jonn a.
Herrlc's conservatory Is now open 10 Siu-
dents fer p.ono, vi1lin, cornet. manuo-
IN. guitar, etc. elementary 10 hlehsst
grade taught by ccmpetent teachers,
lessons a; studio or at pupils resinencS
farms moderate. -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-24

LADlES-Rememb that Madame Joseph
Uni bring from Paris the lates, stytes
~, ~ novelties ever been bought u
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-24

r + Hall OF san Francisco, Cal. NH
deliver course OF free lectures 10 ladies'
onlv on TUESDAY, Thursday aud Satur-
daV al L.yan's Hall. A. $3.50 o'clock
u. m
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-24
WANT COLUMN

THE POST is THE GREAT WANT
MEDIUM or TEXAS.
The Post is the friend of the poor and
Needy and publishes advertisements for
sit iatlons wanted OF twenty-five words Or
Tess three times free.
me charge for other Wants" is almost
noihIhdl. and II you want anything an AG,
IN the Cheap Column of The Post is sure
10 get 1t Tor you. Especially is such the
case III
ROOMS FOR RENT.
BOARDING
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
SPECIAL NOTICES.
BUSINESS CHANCES.
PERSONALS,
STOLEN. STRAYED.
LOST, FOUND.
SITUATIONS WANTED.
WANTED TO TRADE.
BIDS AND PROPOSALa
PROFESSIONAL
BARGAINS
PARTNERS WANTED.
WANTED TO RENT.
WANTED BIDS
WANTED TO BUY.
INFORMATION WANTED,
HELP WANTED.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-24

EXPERIENCED lady teacher. holding
State certificate, wishes TO hear of open
ing Tor select school, Eneli h. music and
calisthenics taugnl; excellent testn.Ioni-
ais Address $40 this Once %
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Personal.

VITAE ORE - The worlds magneue
heater; absolutely cures DyspsPS.1
rheumatism. CatGrTh. Kidney ara re-
male Complaints; try Nitae-ofe ON
pleXion Cream aa1 Soap. Headquarters
10Y Main Street. ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-24
BOARD and Room Wanted.

WANTED-By gentleman and wife
" thout children room ana board 81
prlyate family where there are no child
rem: must be conveniently located. Nd
dress = o. Box iu. ~
MANI TD--Ily October I. room and board
for wo gsnilrmen in private family
within u blocks Of CAPITOL hotel, hiIl
lce. ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-24

-TSTTT--IT;T--N nome treatment for uterine
,ronbles. investigate at io2 Binz build
ms lady attendants from TO p M; /.
aJ1,ice and heath book free. %
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-24

WANTED--As nursery gov
erncss, fond of children. VIII assume
control of and teach them. good seam
stress, best references, no objections 10
city or country. Address Miss NJ $.
this office. %
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Trace or Exchange.

TWO nice Brunswick. Bake A. Co. billiard
tab les TO sell or exchange for something
OF equal value; also forty acres OF choice
Hrngorla county land near railroad. y /.
Al Nnrneei. Rouston. "
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-24

HORSE and buggy for sale. or Will eN-
chnnQe for a good young cow fresh IN
milk, Apply 81 william street. FIN
ward :"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-24

UMBRELLAS and parasols renl.rea mo
re re- cheaper man any qtner p nn a
In the y! y. save morey oy tNrms pr
trial. II. Caplan. %! Alia''' e''"'' II
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-24

IDIES-Io not forget the course OF Iec-
inrns 10 ladies only on Tuesday, thurs.
d,r and Satutday, at Bryans Hal AZ
Z "a . clock p. m Admission Tree, -
WANTDD-The citizens Of iiouston TO Wpoy
their groceries from browne Met
itmrar ea0l. OIL Prairie avenue, Vheir gro
ncer1es are the best and they sell them
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-24
Special Notice.

To all the defendants In case styled Mrs.
Lucinda Jcitrs verses Mary Ellen carey
ct al; v on nrc rcqinstot TO meet in tho
district court room OF iiarra county,
Texas. on September sd. 1875 at 10 o'clock
q M. 10 prepare out defense. Joe Nj.
sam, ono of tho defendants, q
NISrRAToRS NOTICE,
Estate of John Adler. deceased No lIU.
rms crruitcS that on september to. ISs0.
IN the county court OF HARRIS county
letters were iryucd to the undcrsisne
~ ierntturnt administrator In ana Tor
IN C~tatn of Joan Aulrr deceased and
as rQrir,N 10y law. | hereby give ne,
Zee Ia uil u rsl ns having cin ms against
The said estaI" 10 present the same VITA
IN twelve months IRON date 10 Charles
Grumlaoh whose pcsDitiec addr- ss 4,
Houston. TOMAS, thas Grumhach
administrators.
Houston. September H. 1896
CAuTloN--Any person buying old furni.
tuic under our name ts misroprc-enting
VA a. We handle firtt class furniture only
Giesnhcfg Bros. i05 ard +Ql Travis ~
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WANTED no EXCHANGE fruit farm IN
TYLER and four room cottage ana lot IN
srkird ward for larger house, or for va
csni lots. eioBs in. address @. j. Palmer,
tbs office. "
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-24

CUSTOMERS wanted for china d,nn ,s5
sets. rossw lamps or os siiyg p,s,es
ware at Houston emma anu nnmh'a
Co. 30s Main street. James n
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-03-04

position as agent and operator for the
Rock Island at Duncan, T., on account
of the illness of his wife, will remove to
Indiana to reside. Mr.. Crays has been
in the service of the Rock Island for the
past nine years.
D. w. Curtis, who was recently trans
ferred from the position of yardmaster of
the Santa Fe at Chanute to a similar po-
sition at Wellington, has resumed his
former position at Chanute. The last
change was due to the reinstatement of
W. 3. Murray as yardmastsr at Yelling
ton
superintendent of Telegraph Billiard
of the NJ. Z. & T. road has perfected ar
engagements with the United States gov
ernmen. signal service whereby the
weather forecasts will be telegraphed to
all stations along the system at 10 o'clock
each day. The forecasts will be bulletined
at the passenger depots for the informa-
ton of the public.
The construction of the temporary
track on the government bridge across
the Mississippi river at Davenport, Ia.
has been completed and the Rock Island
has resumed it's regular schedule for
through trains, 1t has been decided that
the present trestle will have to be re-
modelled into a jack knife draw until the
permanent draw will be ready to be
swung into position.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-03-04
ELLIS NOTES.

Items and Personals Among the En-
ployes of the Union Pacific There.
From the State Journals Ellis Reporter:
Superintendent D. c. Berard is in
Ellis
Engine No. $50 will be turned out of
the shops this week.
Engineer Lou Kanaga, formerly of the
Union Pacific, is now working on the c.,
K. & w.
Engineers Gus Ebling and Bert Hamil-
ton are running the junction City switch
engine.
Master Mechanic E. W. Easterbrook
visited the roundhouse at Salina Sunday.
Fireman G.. s. Leisewing was dele
gate to the grand lodge, A. o. .. W.,
at Leavenworrh.
Conductor Barsby has been transferred
to the fourth district. Conductor Lorts
has his crew.
Brakeman Mason has moved to the
Denver division. Tom Ferrell has his
place.
Tom Mcmahon is running switch en-
CINE No. 404 in place of Engineer Lorts,
who is on the sick list.
Ellis has brakeman who is a member
of the Shawnee county Democratic cen
trail committee.
John Twining, stationary engineer, has
resigned his position and will leave for
Miami county tonight,
Agent G. w. Mills has purchased a
new wheel and will hereafter teach the
sports" how the thing is done.
Engine No. 831 has been turned out of
the Armstrong shops and will take the
place of the 64S on the Second district
passenger run.
Geo. Leisenring, a machinist in the
Ellis shops, has been elected delegate
to the Republican state convention.
Yardmaster Mahoney has been pro-
noted to a conductorship on the Third
district He has the car formerly run by
Oliver Akers.
Conductor John Shoemaker has taken
lay off and will make pleasure trip to
the coast via Salt Lake City. Conductor
Hubbard has his run.
The Ellis High Five club, which is
composed principally of railroad en-
ployes and their families, will give a re-
ception at the opera house Tuesday even
ing. March 10.
Engineer Robert Woodland, while on
train No. 1S one day last week in passing
Chapman station, struck his head on a
mail crane The injury, while not
serious. will be painful for some time.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-03-04
FARMING OUT THE FEES.

How Mr.. Good Looks Upon Himself as q
Public BenefactOr.
Three hundred dollars worth of un-
claimed warrants for witness fees were
today destroyed by the county commits
sioners. Among these was one claim of
500 in favor of a regular juryman, which
he had never called for in tho three
years time allowed. This saving to the
county became so apparent to the COM
missioners when they came across The
warrants Monday that they issued the
order excluding fee buyers from the
building.
"The same kind of an order was made
a year ago." said E. B Good, the vet
eran fee buyer, today. ut is an accom-
mediation to the witnesses and the jurors
to have their fees bought. Some of the
witnesses in the Coulter case actually
didn't have enough money to buy some
thing to eat until l bought their fees.
Some of the jurors on the regular panel
now serving in the district court expect
their money from me every Saturday
night regularly, because they have to
have it to live on. They could scarcely
serve if they had to wait year for their
nav"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-03-04
SUES THE MEDICAL COLLEGE.
A. n. Dake and Others Begin Suits Fol-
Stealing of Bodies.

A. n. Dake and Others Begin Suits For
Stealing of Bodies.
Two of the three expected damage
suits against the Medical college faculty
and students, have been filed in the dis
trict court while the third will not be
brought The two are begun by A. N.
Dake and l. o. Van Fleet
Each man wants $4,000 for exem plary
damages, while Dake asks $50 and Van
Fleet $50 for actual expense incurred
because of the stealing from the graves
of their wives bodies.
j.. E. Minney, DR.. Matthew R. Mitch
ell, DR.. w. S. Lindsay. DR.. s. E. Sheldon,
DIR. W. E. McVey, DIR. R. s. Magee, DIR.
c. s. McCIintock, DR.. Herbert S. Alkire,
all members of the faculty, Janitor S. A.
johnson and Louis Duncan. are the de-
PENDANTS in each suit. Mr. Dake also
sues members of the class in anatomy:
De Emma Darrell De Neen, Charles Ham
mond, T. A, Hood, Everett Brock EFT,
John r. Matthews, Mabelle True and
Harriet Spaulding.
Lawyer F. c. Downey said today that
he would bring no damage suit for the
Lillisses as far as he knew now. He has
as yet been retained only to help prose-
cute the criminal actions.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-03-04
ARKANSAS CITY ITEMS.

Notes and Personals Among the EN-.
plOyes of tho Santa Fe at That Point
From the State Journals Arkansas City
Reporter.
Santa Fe Engineer Ira Small is on the
sick list
Warren S. Davis, foreman at Purcell,
was in the city Sunday.
Santa Fe Fireman Frank Doan is on
the sick list.
Santa Fe Engineer Carl Mac is attend
ing court at Newkirk, o. T..
Fireman o. 8. Davis, of the Santa Fe
is visiting his parents at Newton this
week.
Santa Fe Fireman E. c. Ward has
been sent to Newton to work out of that
point.
Engineer James Maher, of the Santa
Fe. has been assigned engine No. 141 in
the freight service south of Arkansas
City.
Santa Fe Engineer Leon n. johnson
has been assigned passenger runs 4O6-S
4O7-5 between Arkansas City and New
ton.
Gireman P. Caldron, of the Santa Fee.
is laying off on account of sickness in his
family, and Fireman Bert Gibbs is work
ing in his place.