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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-08

Sunday on which DR.. Berry viii be In the
city. At II o'clock DR.. Berry viii preach
al the Grace NJ. +. church. and at O'Clock
there will De a workers meeting az the
First NJ. T. church. ar which the officers
and workers in the various local chapters
will be permitted 20 advise with Or. Berry
regarding thu problems that confront the
league in this country. The attendance at
this meeting win be regulated by tickets OF
admission. which will Toe distributed 10 the
members by the pastors of the various
churches. This conference win be COVE
erned by the occasion, but the probability
is that II viii ne largely in the nature OF a
question box meeting"
At nigh; there will be a league mass
meeting al the Seattle theater. at which
DR.. Berry viii be the speaker of the even
ing. Rev. Z. NJ Randall viii have charge
of the opening praise service. Rev. W. I.
Ford was selected as musical director. and
will proceed at once 10 organize large
chorus choir from. the members OF the
various Methodist church ehoirs. He ex-
eects TO invite the singers TO meet at the
First church some evening during me week
following Easter TO arrange the music for
the rally. Mr.. Reichert. the organist Of
the First NJ. z. church. VIII be the organ
list for the mass meeting. Pentecostal
hymns will be used. The chorus choir will
occupy seats on the stage. A strong feature
VIII De the opening song service. Enere VIII
probably oe some special musical selections
in addition to the chorus and eongrega-
tional singing. Inasmuch as the occasion
will be jistinctively an Epworth League
rally seats in the body of the house viii
be reserved until possibly IT'S. after which.
IL not occupied. they will be filed by any
who max come This meeting is for tne
general public. and special invitations Will
be sent TO the Young Peoples societies OF
the city.
1t was also decided to invite the pastors
and Epworth Leagues of the charges in
the district outside of the city. occupying
the territory between Seattle and the Cana
dian line. The invitation includes five from
each charge. with the pastor as one of the
number. The visitors will be entertained
from Saturday night untit Monday morning
in the Methodist homes of Seattle and
suburban points. The various delegations
will be asked to bring banners for display
al tho Sunday night service. Chairman
Randall says the delegates can wear a
badge foot wide and a yard long IL they
want TO. Every effort viii be put forth
by the committee TO make this rally men,
orable religious event.
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AsTER MILLINERY.
seattle MomRnkind Attended era.
hams Easter Opening Iu CrosvdS

The words millinery opening az Ora
ham IS. Is all that Is necessary - crowd
this popular store With ladies Yesterday
: Grahar had PITS Easter millinery
display az Mss store 1Is Second avenue
ana duriuE TIE entire dsy there Was a
perfect Jam ~ ladies in attendance The
millinery shown could rot fall 10 attrlct
favorable attention tn the largest EaSt-
eru cities There j. "a chie ard stv1e ahoat
the millinery exhibited rs Graham that
has made for thle establishment "a very
higa reputation This display really +x-
reesfs anything set shcwa bv this holse
fn addition So the millinery. g very hand
s,rle showing ts made az saffs. Jackets
skirts ard waists Ia the cloak aeuart-
ntrrt. Arttcinsffu< a lively suyfrc tra SEE.
AZ. Graham purs Assrf heavily ia aH
tinca and hte STOCK thfs season Is unusu-
atty larEe aa3 coup,ete.
Nr Graham hes sgsea kiuE - tire spring
trace said WhtIc March ewing e. ua-
favorable veathrr has acf been alto
rether satisfactory sn view az the large
stock we purchased thc present month
starts az most favorahiy ars& We believe
fhat this seaeeu s trattr Viii Do n god
are Customers certainty VII rnI thar
rhs rsfsccs on millinery. suits tarxets
skirts etc are usuCh loser tnsn uSllt1
Thfs t. Gaa IN part "a the quantity We
have rsur,-he asa. An& also go the fart thar
ere stock vas personally selected tv spe-
riag buyrvs SCI the Eastern markets
As tha display vii ~ faaIy as rarnqtese
Tor tss mvxt few days as n VAS yexte~-
dsv. thoss "a ho missed the opening sa.,,.it
make Il q point eo visit Graham thts
Week
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MADE PERMANENT.
Prof. W. y. Edwards to lie President
OF University the Next Year
The Regents long Meeting.

At the meeting Of the board OF regents OF
the temporary election Of Prof. w z. Ed
warts 40 president OF the university was
made permanent thus removing an eie-
meat OF dou6t as TO who should preside
over the institution for the next university
year.
TWAS ordered that certain needed repairs
20 the buildings oe made at once.
Tho executive COMMITTEES OF the board
twas authorized TO Improve the grounds i'm
me3iately adjacent to the main huiiding
Entrance requirements and other sub
jects pertaining % the university for The
next year kept the new board at work un-
an u.so p. N.
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EPWORTH LEAGUERS.
Preparing to Have big Rally April
- ia Honor of DIR. y. r. Berry.
an Ensxorfh Editor.

Tl8ns wee formed yesterday FOR a big
EFwor;a League rally - take placs IN
Seattio an SUNDAY Apri =. in honor 81 Dr.
J. E. Berry. editor q the EpwoT1h Herald
uho Is rrak.Hs a tour q the FaeiGc coast
cities. TIE arran1esnfnts are ga c1arEs q
. special committee a. tAe Seatt.e Meth
rs3is1 prea eaers' meeting consisting - Rev.
p ~ Randall. Rev " r Ford and Rev.
J. " Minsr a-ita power 70 spaolat sub
committees. Rev. y. :. Gregg Is press
aEeui-
Al meeting he'd 81 TIRE residence - NJ.
Randall yesterday afternoon this commit
tee dlscGsse3 gns various phases 81 the pro-
ssose9 ra-ly and outlined meetings for Inc
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= oCe-re~ a saif maker was arrest
- las; ntser at q - O'clock FOR creating
eHsturas-sa .a ais boarding house A.
-st Seneca street, Tee srreztlug offers
~erF Ha5sm@a ac3 john Cerssrtt ON
gre Nay - ll- '''ararr amused Hlmsa3s
~ calling t"rHe.r ct9es TIE gnltea
think ehat oCsa7o~ had bfsn s-5nksrr
enough go oss uEly art smart.
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Cr.y twca ty-three hours run from So
aztec 80 Ross.sa8 Z Yea take tire %sfth-
eTa PaelGc Aae lea save a. sas4Te Gay
y as.Es ia lsEe.
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o. CtRE a CoLp Nv oNr n,r

Take Laxative Broz,o oairlre Table,.
DrusSists refund money Il IL fails 10 cure
&c
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Evsryho,sy wants -sClevclasA~ 2,
leads.
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EsEaat oaaees for 7sat .o~. sullivan
building
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GOOD WOMEN'S WORK
WHAT THE LADIES' RELIEF SO
CIETY HAS DONE IN A YEAR

The Report of the Secretary Read at
Meeting Yesterday. When New
Officers Are Elecfed-The children
mt the Orphans Home, Kept Up by
the Society.
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R.1s 'Ae easy running Cleveland"
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Ride the best. Buy a Cleveland"
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Treats with Unegualed SUE "a ali 10
Complaints. Failing Manhood anu sfY5si.
attending ailments. Acute Dtait1IIs s.4Toeela
plies. Rupture. Rhelnafisin, - z
Blood and Skin Disea aea. and Dsss rs,ost
tire Eye. Ear. Brain soss. Ian<y1
Heart. Lungs Liver stomach,
Mail Treatment always sv,ax1
therefore write X sou cannot sais- ...,ss,ae
BOOK on mems diseases 70 ~ q D.:
their troubles ONE aours-1 y 80. il n
? 20 : and 20 "a SUNDAY"
y a. N only Address
DOCTOR RADCLIFFE. a.s,fla
- r-s,vt avenra Tfufon Block So
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poxxEr q STEWART. tsae -
ID ParIess cornsr 81
Csisnsia streets. Seattle
aon. TsIepAaas Ma H.
Hutchinson gazette., 1897-08-05

No. /, Mexico and California express, carries
through Pullman and tourist seepers H. san
FancisoO (via BarstOw aud Mojava) and on
tourist sleeper to Los Angeles without change
and runs over the HuichlnsOn branch.
No. =, Atlantic express, carries chair cars Pull
manpalaCe and tourist sleepers through to ChicA-
go without chang, and runs over the Hutchln-
son bRAnch.
10 5, Colorado express, CARRIES chair cars
and Pullman palace sleepers between Chicago
and Denver without change.
No. 4, Kansas City and Chicago Express, car
Fles through ohairears and Pullman palace Sleep
ers, Denver 10 Chicago without change.
No. Z, Kansas express cArRies day coaches
chair cars, Kanaas City to JstnOre, and Pull
man palace sleeper, Kansas City to Newton.
Daily except SUNDAY
10. 8, Kansas City and Chicago express, car
ries day coaches and chair cuVs, JetmOre to Kan
sas CITY, and Pullman palace sleeper, Newton
to Kansas rity.
Steamship rickets-white tar Line Allen
line Hamburg American Re1 star Line. and
all other Passengers hooked 90 all points In
the continent Of Europe; aiRO from any pOint
or Island point in Europe through tn any point
in the United States Prepaid tickets paid for
here will be deve. ed 10 passengers At their
re idence In Europe.
For full particulars call ~ or address
WI. BLACK, G. p A., topeka.
j. g. ltOBERrs,
Agent Santa Fe Route, hutchinson.
Hutchinson gazette., 1897-08-05
On Liberty.

While Rev G.. X. Berry was deliver,
ing lecture on True Liberty to the
inmates Of the Reformatory last Fri
day night, couple of them deter
mined to secure little of that much
priced article from another source.
They were couple Of TRUSTEES, Elmer
Bromley of Mound City, and Archie
Mallock of AtchiSOn, respectively,
who had been sick for some time and
were enjoying some special priVi-
leges. While the lecture and the
music was going on they went to some
one having authority and got excused Z.
They then got hold of some old uni
forms and threw them down In heap
for a blind to make the officers think
they had got hold of some Of their own
clothes and dressed as civilians had
made their escape. They seemed at
first to have made the officers believe
this and it was so announced, but the
officers not being able to discover tLat
any clothes were taken seem to have
arrived at the conclusion that they are
in their regular refOrmatory uniforms
after all. They may have had quite a
start before the alarm was sounded.
But not being strong it was not
thought they could travel very fast.
They are described as being both
about eighteen years of age, tall and
slender, with pale faces from their re-
cent illness, looking very much like
brothers. One had dark hair and
eyes, the other light hair and blue
eyes.
1t was the first time the RefOrmatory
whistle has sounded the escape Of an
inma. .e in the Silly hOurS of night and
its dOleful vail with rising screeches
50 long continued, wrought consterns-
ton in many a female household.
Many did not know and could not tell
what it was. Some thought it was the
wall of spirits in pain some that it
was the last effort of republcaDism,
and some that it was the final farewell
to hopes of the believers in prosperity.
1t is said the whistle can be heard for
distance of fifteen miles. However
that be, it can be heard altogether too
plain in this city for peace aud rest
when it is turned loose in the night.
On Monday word came that the
officers had trace of them about
seventeen miles south of Hutchinson
A couple of boys bearing their des-
cription with stripes on their pants,
stopped at farm house to get drink.
When the officers once get track of
them they will be likely to press them
pretty hard.
They we're certainly very foolish
bows for one of them would have been
turned out in about a month and the
other would not have had to stay
longer than four or Ave months and as
they had been assigned to the duty of
waiting on the officers tables their
work was not arduOus
Hutchinson gazette., 1897-08-05
Twelve Raasons. why.

The St Louis Repahic gives dozen
good REASONS why newspaper readers
should bead this paper. Here they are=
l. The Republic is, the greatest news
paper p0bIished
2. IL bus reliable news service over the
entire civilized woEldi .whicA,no otheBSt.
Louis paper can secure,
8. Special correspondents in all the
large ciiies and capitals,of Europe.
4. Meas bureausin New York City aud
Washington, D. 9.
5. SPECIAL correspondents in every city
and town 10 the western United States.
6. Member Of the associated press
the greatest news gathersr in ths.world.
Z. Publishes daily the market reports
of tke world
s. Issues magnificent colorsd maga-
zine cover with the Sunday paper.
g. More noted writer's and ARTISTS con-
trbute to the. Republic than any other
paper.
lO Issues mn uneWaled four-page
ccmic weeNly with each Sunday paper
f1et.
II Pubishe.l l~ge of interest and
valne to wOmunkinG.
IL. It's Ice dress pattern department is
the most popular feature eyev introduced
by a newspaper. Thousands patrOnizs
1t.
The daley and Sanday ST. Louis Repub
lie is 80 q year, $as for six months and
81 so for three months. The TEice-a-
week Republic Is 81 year-l04 papers
two each week
Hutchinson gazette., 1897-08-05
Whaalman,s Jubilee.

The local wheelmen are looking for
ward to the greatest excitement of the
season on the 10 of this month when
the state circuit races are to occur
at this place There are to be long
list of entries. and prizes aygregating
$3.50 will be given to the winners.
Commuters for entertainment and
other arrangements have been ap-
pointed and no effort will be spared TO
make the meet at this place equal to
auy other on the circuit in the state.
The races will be held at Steven s
track which will be in good shape at
that time.
Hutchinson gazette., 1897-08-05
me Montezuma Reopened.

A welcome bit of News; the Monte
yuma Potel at Las Vegas Hot Springs,
N NJ, has been reopened. Visitors
at this famous resort may now pro-
cure sumptuous accommodations at
reasonable prices. The MOntezuma
can comfortably provide for several
hundred guests. Las Vegas Hot
Springs is one of the few really salts
factory Rocky Mountain resorts. 1t
has every essential-the right altitude,
a perfect climate, attractive surround
inRs. medicinal waters and ample OPP
portunity for recreation-the ideal
plice for a vacation outing. Round
tr excursion tickets ON sale. lLquir
of local agent Santa Fe Route.
Hutchinson gazette., 1897-08-05
EDFORD.

Mr. j. W Carris, of Chicago, ILL.,, is
her visiting friends and relatives.
Misses Tllie and Sadie Pearson are
among those on the siGE list.
MIR Frank Dean retur ned home from
the strip last week.
The eclipse which passed over the
sun Thursday, Jnly %. 1897 struck the
Dean school house and caused much
excitement AS it was the day of the
annual school meeting.
Messrs John and viii Brooks, also
Mr.. John Train were business transac-
tors at Hutchinson last Thursday.
TUMBLEW Fed.
Hutchinson gazette., 1897-08-05
Township Primaries.

SALT CREEK-NOtice to the populist,
free silver republican and tree silver
democrat voters of salt creek township:
There will be primary held at the
Central school house at 2 o'clock. Aug
ust II, 1897 for the purpose Of selecting
delegates to attend the county cOnven-
tiOn held in Hutchinson on August q ,
1897, Come out everybody and help
staIt the wheel to move for 1900.
B. EEsIMTNGER, Com.
SECOND WARD, HUTCHINsON-Pri-
maries for election of delegates to the
County convention August 2lst. will
be held at StrattOn's store Tuesday
evening, August l7Ih.
0. W. HENDEE, Com.
ENTERPRIsE-The peoples party of
Enterprise township will hold their
primary convention at Enterprise
school house in said township on Taes-
daV, August 18th, at 2 p. m. for the
purpose of choosing four delegates and
four alternates to the peoples party
county convention to be held at Hutch
inson on August 2lst, and to elect a
central committeeman for said town
ship, also to nominate a township
ticVet. CHAs. LOUGHTON.
Central Com.
NORTH RENo-At the Rayl school
house at 2 p. M, August 18th. Every.
body turn out. WIN. NUCKoLLs,
SOUTH RENo-The primaries of
South Reno to wnship will be held at
2 O'Clock, August 18th, at the office of
Wells " Hammond, in South Hutch
son. Let us have a good attendance.
WM WELLS, Committeeman
Hutchinson gazette., 1897-08-05
Another Bad Case.

Two more rape cases were fled last
week. Will Asher and Lank Sun :
berry were arrested on complaint Of
Bessie Blades of Aboyville, aged IS,
the former Of whom she accuses Of
rape and the latter of attempt at rape.
The preliminary In both cases was held
Wednesday, before Esq. Campbell.
No evidence was taken except that of
the girl. AS she is under age it is a
much stronger case than it would 9TH
erWise be. In this case her resistance
is not necessary to be proven.
There has not been so many such
cases for lcng time, and the public Is
becoming considerably wrought up.
Asher was promptly bound over to the
district court. Sunbury's case was
continued till Saturday, TO try TO secure
an absent witness.
Hutchinson gazette., 1897-08-05

VIA MISSOURI PACIFIC AND BIG FOUR
ROUTE THE VETERANS FAvORITE.
This train will leave Hutchinson
Saturday, August 2lst arrive at Buff
falo at 6a m. Monday August 23d
without change of any kind. Palace
reclining chair cars free.
All tickets reading "via Big -Four
Route and Lake Shore" are good on
entire Lake Shore trains or q. Il B
steamers between CleYelaud and Buff
falo, in either direction at option Of
passenger. For further information,
tickets, sleeping car reservations, ETC.,
apply to p. j. LEIOIBAUGH,
Agent Mo. Pac. Ry.
Hutchinson gazette., 1897-08-05
MIlburn vs.. Thomas.

The above entitled case was again
tried IN the court Of Esquire Campbell
on last Monday. II had been tried
nearly week beflre but the jury dis
agreed. 1t was a case of assault by
Milburu allegsl to have been made
upon Thomas, II appears that the
difficulty grew out of difficulties over
Mr.. ThOmas's children who, Mllburn
claimed, had bsen making him trouble
by rocking his house." He then
went to Mr.. Thomas to have matters
adjusted and 1t ended IN fight in
which Mr.. Thomas got a black eye.
Milburn claimed, however, that
Thomas first trisd to hit him with II
2x4 The jury this time acquitted the
defendant. II caused considerable d.
versity among tho Elmerites, a large
number of whom, probably fifty or
seyenty-6ve, attended the trial.
Hutchinson gazette., 1897-08-05
pemooratIo COMMITTED MeetIng.

Democratic Committee Meeting.
The Democratic County Central
Committee met at the Midland hotel
Saturday afternoOn. In the, absence of
Chairman Sam Hutton, S, s. Graybill
was selected to preside over the delib
eratiOns of the committee. The
matter of fixing the time for holding
the county convention was subject
of considerable difference of opinion
and some discussion The date was
finally fixed for the 2lst of August on
the same day that the pOpulists hold
their convention. The sentiment for
fusion of all the forces opposed to
the republican party on free coinage
plank was unanimous. The ratio Of
representation was the same as two
years ago. The committee extended
a cordial invitation to all democrats
in the county to be present at the con-
VentiOn.
Hutchinson gazette., 1897-08-05

WANTED-EverybOdy to know that
have purchased the City Viewers en-
tire outfit and location and combined
my own with it. Give me call and
get prices and note quality of work.
w. j CHURCH,
1l8 West Fifth st. City Weaver
Successor to ]. G. Parker.
Hutchinson gazette., 1897-08-05

After due consider alton and at the
request Of many old friends and lead
ing pops, | have concluded to be can
didate for sheriff subject to the popu-
list convention. l will do no work nor
make any effort to secure any town
ship delegates except Haven. SO that
If get the nomination 1t must be bar.
mOniOus. WM AsTLE.
Hutchinson gazette., 1897-08-05
vhe New cIn,endon Hotel.

M l.. Masters has opened up the
Clarendon HOTEL at l2S North Main,
anu is serving 6rst class meals at the
old price, l5c. After having the Oaild-
ing thoroughly c.eaned and repaired,
he has fitted II out with new fNTn;ture
aud the entire seryiCe is every way up
to date.
Hutchinson gazette., 1897-08-05
san,a. Pc sreelnl Esssnr-loas.

indianapolis, Ind, one fare for
rounn trip; tickets on sale August 18th
and l5ths 1880.
Indianapolis, Ind, one fare for round
trip; tickets on sale September 7th and
8th, l5AE.
For further information call on OK
address. } q. ROBERTs,
Agent. Santa Fe Route.
Hutchinson gazette., 1897-08-05

Miss Della Rankin and other mem.
bers Of her family from near Stafford
were visiting the family Of S. s.
Leighty near Booth last week.
Hutchinson gazette., 1897-08-05

Sunday was one of The hottest days
of the season the thermometer regis
tering los in the shade.
Hutchinson gazette., 1897-08-05
Now Il rsur ohAncr To Get FArn,.

Harvest excursions ON the Great RncN
Island Route in th4 Oklahamr district,
also to Kansas and Texas There ARE
six excursions arranged for. Tucker
rate, one fare tor round trip plus 81 %.
Dates are Aug. II, Seat. 7-Al, aud Oct.
> 10 Erqui,~ ct any ticket agent OF the
Rock Island" SyS,em. or 4ddrrss-
JoHV SsBiSTItN, g. p. A.,
Chicago, III,
Hutchinson gazette., 1897-08-05

The band will give a concert at the
park Sunday afternoon. Go and set
in the shade while concord of sweet
sounds thrills your soul. All for ten
pants
Hutchinson gazette., 1897-08-05

Davie Justice, a little girl living just
west of town, fell froln cherry tree a
few days ago and broke her arm be-
sides dislocating her elbow.
Hutchinson gazette., 1897-08-05

Pastures are becoming 80 dry in
many parts Of the county that stock
men are compelled to move tneir stock.
Hutchinson gazette., 1897-08-05

Prof jackson is conducting a nor
NAL at Meade in Meade county this
month. The value of his services are
beginning to be recognized abroad.
Hutchinson gazette., 1897-08-05
TxECU rOR's NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given, that letters testament
tary on the estate OF +. W Jordan deceased,
were yr,nted the undersigned on the 2Sth day
of June, 1877, by the probate court OF Reno
comfy, Kansas Now all persons having
Claims against the said estate are hereby notlhed
that they must present IN same to the under
tbs date ~ said letters. or they may be pre-
clntIed from any benfdt Of such estate; and
thet N such claims be not exhibited within
three Years after the ate OF said letters they
ahall be forever barred.
OF the Estate Of L. W. Jordan. Deceased.
June p 1897.
(First publication, Thursday, July /, iSgI.l
Hutchinson gazette., 1897-08-05

Joe Fontron starts out on the road
soon to give readings and impersona-
tions of Joseph JeffersOn's play of Rip
Van Wrinkle. He is under the man
agement of Howard Lewis.
Hutchinson gazette., 1897-08-05

Alfred Dillenbach, son Of Joseph
Dillenbach Of Center township, a
young man about eighteen years Of
age was overcome with heat one day
last week while blowing with a sulky
plow, so that he fell from his seat into
the furrOw. The team wondered
around quite a while when his sister
noticed them and search was made.
He was found lying in the furrOw in q
semi-uncOnsciOus condition but we
understand he is recovering.
Hutchinson gazette., 1897-08-05

Six stacks of wheat belonging to
Scott TaIoert of Sumner township,
burned up last week, fire having
caught from cinders left by a thresh-
ing engine.
Hutchinson gazette., 1897-08-05

Good band music will accompany the
dog and pony show Saturday and Mon
day. Prof. Will Keefer who played
with the Hutchinson orchestra in the
Jubilee of 1894 is with this show.
Hutchinson gazette., 1897-08-05

Band concert at the park Sunday
afternoon; admission lOc.
Hutchinson gazette., 1897-08-05

The concert at the Auditorium by
the Hutchinson band will no doubt oe
q success. They have been labOred
with to this end for some time and
after having consented the people will
be sure to come out.
Hutchinson gazette., 1897-08-05

Remember the show on Saturday
and MOnd?y. Popular prices.