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The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1897-08-19
EXCHANGE FLASHES.

This world that we're Twin III
Is purity hard 10 beat
Yoa git q thorn with every rose,
Bnt-AIN'f the roses sweet
IF. l.. 8. in Constitution.
HARD 10 Please.
Humanity ia hard to please. We
are I'LL more or less afflicted with
She grumbling habit, while with
some it is a disease. II is better
to take things as they come and try
and make others happy. five all
do our duty and wear our brightest
smiles there will really be not much
to complain Of as the years pass
by. Look up, and above all Study
to be observation-disclosures (ToHn.)
Tribune.
FOR YOUNG WOMEN.
Young women, hold fast to your
good spirits and good { m es.
Never outwear or outlive the free
ripping laugh, the unconscious
song or the happy face which makes
your youthful life 30 beautiful.
Bear the sunshine and brightness
of life to many a weary father and
brother and many jaded mother.
Rev. G. M. Southgate, Oongre-
gationalist, San Francisco, Gal.
A vlneless potato has been des
veloped by farmer In Missouri,
near Golden City. The tubers de.
yelop without q gro WITH of "tops,"
thereby giving no sustanance to the
greatest pest of potato growers, the
Colorado potato beetle, which has
added thousands OF dollars to the
cost Of producing the crop since it
hrst made its appearance. The ex.
pense Of keeping down the weeds
in a field planted with this new va
riety will also be much less than
with the ordinary kind, as the
ground can be worked with COM
mon harrow. The farmers should
certainly have some way of footing
the bugs as paris green does not
seem to do the business. -EdniOre
Mich Journal.
Somewhere in the bible it is said:
"The Kingdom of heaven ia within
you" The prosperity of the couu'
try is within the people. No polit..
ical scheme has yet ever produced
permanent prosperity, aud the man
who sits around and boards with
his wife waiting for such an event
will soon have more holes in his
pants than hands to hide them
Hattjesburg Progress.
In receiving children into the
Orphanage, We do not exclude any
one on account of the religious
faith of family connections. Other
things being equal, we would re-
eel3e Presbyterian, Methodist, Epis-
copal, Catholic, jew or uhtelievers,
as far as we could do so. The
most destitute and needy appeal to
qs the most strongly. jackson
Orphanage Gem.
A MUSICAL FAMILY.
NV daughters play ttS,a nnoton go
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1897-08-19
raymond, Miss. Arp 1s,. ~,

raymond, Miss, Aug. 15l-Tbe
ny 'ays ~ lne case of L. IL, Terrell.
,argsd with murder, which con-,
med allsFriday and Saturdav voh u
. circuit court, brought In a yerD
' ~ OF LOT gaflty last night at 10
lock. 1t is understood tba,
'e2 court meets tomorrow morn.
10 masse against Monroe Terrell
ne change2 tssed, ands thus ends
re-, IN, slayer Of Neville
;a diiS WI ~ -, 1sA his teens, who fell |
ionds OF the learned two Years
-, ets'in his body.
nth fifteen yor
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1897-08-19

A., SIeIE VlBlins,
MY .-,s play both the bases:
my wife she plays the pl-an.o.
While l just play the races
-Yonkers Statesman,
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1897-08-19

!, There Ii sa are in the State of MISSES.
4' 1ppn ,o'V old Confederate soldiers
=. 2oo of them being Organized ,ntn
c re- and yet there were hardiS
oO OF them in attendance at t ha'u VI
union held at jackson on tho 1nts
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1897-08-19

Ripans Tabules.
Rjnans Tabules cure nausea.
Ripans Tabules: at drusgls 90.
Ripans Tabules cure al.a .nsSs.
Ripans Tabules cure neau a,Ssss
Ripans Tabules cure na s'asstioa
Ripans Tabules cure ,nu =: s',snss.
Ripans Tabules cpre pa lilUua
Ripans Tabules cure Dl.,v liza Hyu.
Ripans Tabules cure to ;.lss rslid.
Ripans Tabules: one eve vvsstsh li
Ripans Tabulea; gentle s cas iiyst.
Ripans Tabulee cure oo o,, psasInstipl
Ripans Tabulss cure con ! s.Itrcu,ssl
Ripans Tabutsa: for soul i ,ssxstvs
RipAns Tabylss: pleai,r, vsr troubla
RipAns Tab1ues cure nv y, sssnia
Rirans Tabules; for s0u'
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1897-08-19
ONE DOLLAR IN ADVANCE.

Thursday, Aug. 10, 1897.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1897-08-19

An old 'possum; with fifteen yos
ones, was caught in q henhop
Franklin, Ind. f N'stes
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1897-08-19

| FAST re Che D's'fIcl.
CLOSE CONNEOW. G. EVANS, T. M. EvANs,
THROUGH sIE1issppi City. Scranton,
EVANS & EVANS,
roi loI. Information call olorneys. Law
oent or oda.... "s = actice in all the courts d
~ N' oSs Or, Marion and the Coast
WE: McGroarity, T. p Al.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1897-08-19

Il. H. Garrett. Al. G. p. A..
New Orleans, La.
A. +. BARNETT, q. P. A.,
New Orleans, Id.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1897-08-19

This world that we're Twin III
Is purity hard 10 beat
You git b thorn with every rose,
Bnt-AIN'f the roses sweet
Fl. l.. s.. in Constitution.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-19
PORT GAMBLE SOCIAL NOTES.

PORT GAMBLE sept Is-A to3Iy
party q fifteen had 2 most enjoyable Ray
RIDE 5F moonlight 10 Kingston last So
uraaT evening. A camp are vas kept
going and lunch partaken Of The party
dld not arrive home until the small hours
% the morning. Those % rticipa ting a
tAe tide were Miss MaE DowIing Mss
e. +. hinbaB. Miss Beatrice Fetterly II
Ballard Mss Lucy McPhee. Miss Blanche
Robinson, Mrs t.. =. AmeS and Mrs T..
x. CranmeT Mr.. C. y. Kimbau Mr. r
Z. Jameson. Mr. r. J. pNggan Mr. F. e.
Afaes. Mr.. &. r Cranmer MIR II g.
SAWYER. NJ }. Y. Toiand and Mr. Kenneth
Stewart
Ms. J. g. Ferguson and daughter Ada.
or Clovis. Cal. have been visiting Mrs
l. +. Cove They viii return to their
home next week
Miss Callie Gillette. OF Seattle. Is spend
ing few days with Miss Emma White
Mrs. Z l. kapke and sister Miss Bea-
trlce Fetterly. of Ballard, are visiting
Mrs. r. A. Wiswel
Mr.. George y. KimbaiI leaves for Ann
ArboF next week. 20 complete his studies
at the University of Michigan.
Mr.. u. q. Daggett enjoyed "A trip 20 St
Michael as the guest OF Capt Penhallow
on the schooner Alice Cooke. He re-
turned home last Saturday.
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BELLINGHAM Ray SOCIETY.

WHATC0M. Sept lE--A genuine treat
WAS afforded 20 the people % The BAY cit
los Monday and Tuesday evenings In thu
presentation of the "KarnivaI de Koua-
merce" az tho Beluugharn opera house.
under the auspices % the ladies' Of the
public library association and for the
benefit % that most popular institution.
The "karuivaF IS a spectacular repreSeu-
tRttou az an sorts az business enterprises.
hy yourg ladies elegantly attired in cos
tunes % such design and makeup" as
TO make the character Of the business rep
resented uumistskahIe. Each appears In
dN1duaily upou the stage. marching %
the music Of the orchestra and carrying
Il banner bearing the narae of the firm or
business represented, and these individual
representa- ionS are irfcr~persea With
catchy sonEs and dances and lovely living
pictures sym hoiicaf - vel known char
acters in art and literature Looking ont
upon the audience IN tire darkenei house
from elegant Frames a~tlsticaHy arranged
az tha hack q the stage and NTH calcium
lights thrown brilliantly upon them the
figures of these living pictures presented
q u}ost beaattful appearance and were
greeted wfth generous applause. Nearly
% different nvfrs ard business enterprises
wsre represented Including the newspa-
pavS ~ Whatcom Rnd the Pcst-frtells-
sercsr ard the Times - Seattle The
f0ely represented BY Mss Georgia Parr
beautifully attire1 ID = dress ~ hght
green silk Wirh newspaper trimmings
faSsefuffv arranged white kl8 SLIPPERS
ara she letters p T." IN rltt shining
from her skirt tn several places and fas-
tened % barge pios II her hair She car
yzaa a p j. bsHncr aat walked most
gracefully 60 the masc 80 Tire PosG-Ir-
teil reucrr raarch.~ In the "Newseoys
chorus s3e appeared en- ragreS costume
utth her thick ard navy brown hair an
Fastened and reaching - bar waist ara
sftarhe8 &c Asr tattrge3 skirt us ere ~
The iftlr yellow Signs which lnav q, ssau
f~asa fha Columbia 70 the Yukon telling
..sre-esa.fs a. ..Rraa tne "p- = '~T.ar.-.et
t,Erets&arlo. 8a the STATE" Tire Netftse
VAS rearsscat~3 bg Mss fs34th Fears.
T.e f1iaae rs Ass WiIlAr5.e Hlara-g..,
-rtse News ~ Mss t.ar~5e Jarvis 81 Par
fsAsa. snA The Tswes Is AIS Zala tse-
k.r- aaa aH - fhc repveseatsttoo acre
seFg ueFltnrta.t~ ar3 c3Rra-s EXISTS Toe
ef.sf PRIZE for tae mtsst clever rcEreSeatA-
.-sz z&s swssss1 ~ vote * Ia a2-s@ESs
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- M-x- p. A. Tharsl9son. representing
Nolle Bros. waolesale and retail butchers.
she sang an ads pEation Of tire old nursery
song
This nttle plg went "a market
This little 1lg stayed AZ houe. etc.
ard was appropriately accompanied nv 4
little i've whlte PIG which had been nicely
washed an1 decorated for the occasion
and which sczu1pered about the staee and
sQuealed and gr3Hted 70 fhe great delight
81 bath young and old The second prize
vas awarded GO Miss Cora Lee. represent
Ing Z>hn6er & fFoTat aairyrreu- She ap-
peared as a mllkmaid. with stool and
pail and most beautifully sang q dairy
maid song. From a musical standpoint
IL vas much the finest thing % the eye-
ming ana x ls perhaps worthy Of note
that She recetVed three 0f the seven votes
pol!Ed iD the press box. where the vote oE
the house was counted no other repre-
sentati0a receiving more than one. TIE
~kaFnivaI closed each evening with rine
Amazon Grand March" in which all the
ladies appeared. and which was one II
the most beautiful spectacular presenta-
tons ever witnessed here. The ladies' OF
the library association speak IN the high-
est terms % Mr.. Barnes ard Mr. and Mrs.
Rockwell II Chicago. ~ whom the "kaT-
Birai was conducted. The net receipts
20 the library were about s9s9.
MI anu Ms f<ot tfti ana M Barnes
who conducted the "KarnivaF' viii give
similar entertainments tn the near future
at Vancouver Everett and Seattle
Miss Marian Mcdonald. OF Seattle. took
part in the karuival.
Mr. +. r Leaning gave a yachting
party Thursday on the Myth 10 Mr.. and
Mrs, Edward Fischer. Mr. and Mrs. y.
Dauu Egan. Mr.. and Mrs. r. @. Newman
and Mrs j. r Mckinley. They Mere he
al nd unf .nnFf
about o'clock next morning.
Mrs. T. A. Tharaldson left Yesterday for
her home at Phoenix. Arizona
Capt J. l.. Byron. master OF one OF the
Passenger steamers plying on Lake Mich
lgan. arrived Thursday from Chicago
H owns the leading hotel and other valu-
bic property here and generally spends
the winter months here.
Miss Hose q. Mitchell returned to Seat
tie this week after a two weeks visit with
friends here
Henry Stockton is having little out
ing al Harrison lake.
The Woman's Relief corps gave pleas
ant social Al their hall on + street
Wednesday evening
o. \. Brown. general agent of the Col
orado Midland railway at Salt Lake and
family, are visiting DIR. and Mrs A. f.
Woolard
Mrs J. c. HIN has returned from a visit
with friends ia San Francisco and san
Diego.
u. D. Fagan has returned from a bust
ness trip 10 San Francisco
Mr.. and Mrs. r a. Valentine are visit
ing friends in Tacoma
Mrs. Ella HiEginson. Mr.. and Mrs. +.
NJ Day and Miss Jessie Templin have re-
turned from the meeting of the State
Press association at Vancouver Ex-
President J. Hannum Jones and wife. who
also attended are visiting one of their
sons and his family in Oregon
Special Bank Examiner Seelev was in
town this week attending 10 some busi-
ness matters with the bank receivers here.
Floyd Ryus has gone 10 juneau where
he VIII enter the Office of Malonev K
VIM As stenOgraPher Judge VIM was
formerly judge OF the superior court here.
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t TACOMA AND OTHER OUT OF TOWN SOCIETY.

enf WERE. Miss Foster. Miss Young Ms
Aoore. Mas Prince. Mis- Edna Prsn~a
MIS- McCulioch Miss Thompson. Nt.~
BFuner. Miss fEiil. Miss Owen. Mis- BAR
Aiiss Fisher. Bliss susie Barr. Mss FROST
and Miss Shan. of Tacoma
Aga. Frank J Browne Vas .~uasrea
Pleasant surprise last TUESDAY evenfre n
honor o. her birthday. The hosptfzFje
hostess was the recipient o. numerous
presents, tokens q the warm frBendssalrss
she mas contracted 81 her new h.ofse
TIE members ~ the Christian Ensesvor
society OF the Presbyterian church gave
q Horror social" or Wednesday evening.
AZ which the following programme vas
rendered. 1oruef duet, Messrs TagIor
and Buyer. recitatiOms. Miss Leila Giles
ana Miss Minnie feager The horror nor
tion Of this entertainment was largely
imaginative
DIR. George Mills. DR. sawyer. Mr.. peck
Stevens. Mr. WIZ Bracket Mr. J. T. y
Garufhers. Mr.. ". Bowen Mr. James
Aiteheil Nj. J. T Cowles. Sir. a. D. Al
len and ar. VIII Whitthorne took moon
isat trip to Tacoma OVER the bicycle path
fais week
Mss Sara Troy. ~ Port Angeles has as
sufned position in the public schools OF
this city.
Mrs. j. Benson Starr Is In Portland and
has jest recovered from = severe Illness.
She will return 10 Olympia soon.
Supreme Judge n J. Gordon has re-
turned from the East. A preliminary
meeting VAS heid IA the state library on
"wednesday evening. for tae purpose Of
organizing literary society. Committees
we're nppointed Tor preliminary work and
a meeting viii b. held next week and a
permanent Organization effected
Mrs. Geoge u. Shannon and Miss GEN
eveVe Young left Wednesday for a visit
with friends iu North Yakima
Ars. u. VI. Wesfcott and son. Harold.
Of Tacoma, are guests In this city at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. A H. Rogers
Mrs II. ogden returned Wednesday from
visit 81 several weeks with friends In the
East
Judge an AIRS AudeTs returned Tues
day from Tacoma where they made ar
engagements for their daughter 10 attend
the Annie Wright academy the ensuing
year. Mrs Gene left on Wednesday To
enter upon her studies
At. Jesse Murphy has returned home
from skagaay 20 spend the winter lie
will 10 North Ia the spring.
Miss Jessie Potter arrived Tuesday even
INK from Spokane, ard VIII make her
home here with Mr. and Mrs. A. " Wis
ner.
Dir. r. n Ford left Tor Portland Tues
day. and expects a. return in few days,
accompanied ~ hi wife.
SIR J. +. StoH and Miss Martha J. Lilly.
both Of this city were married this week.
ATS. Thomas Conaut. Of the West Side.
is visiting Miss Lottie van Eaton. IN Gate
city.
Prof. and Mrs W. h Roberts have pro-
iected series 81 parlor concerts TO take
place during he coming winter
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ARLINGTON SOCIETY.


ARLINGTON. Sept 1S.-On last Safu~-
day afternoon Mrs. y. 6 Kennedy Was
very pleasantly surpris ii by a large mum
her OF her lady friends who called 10
spend the evening in honor Of her 45th
birthday Several Of the guests brought
suitable presents and all took dainty re-
freshmsnts. Those present were Mrs.
Susie Sill, Mrs. Mary kernaghan. Mrs
Mary +. Brown. Mrs. Rose Armstrong.
Mrs. Dan McMaSters. Mrs. Kate Adams,
Mrs. Mary A. Clifford. Mrs. Ida Handley,
Mrs. r. \. Culbertson. Mrs j. Grant,
Mrs. Matte Ferguson. Mrs. Mary McKil-
lean. Mrs. Martha Hudson Mrs : W
Handley, Mrs. /. 6. Preston. Mrs c. A.
Blair Mrs. Thomas Mcmahon Mrs Vic
toria TucKer Mrs. Sarah Moldeer. Mrs
Rose Zellah Monroe. Mrs s Banisfer.
Mrs. Netue Porter. Mrs A L. Jecklin
Mrs. Sarah Smith. Mrs. James Emerson
Mrs Or. Phelps. Miss Ella Luun. Miss
Hilma Nordstrom. Miss Mary Adams. Miss
Ethel Handley Miss Eva Gerow Miss
Cassie Clifford Miss Pearl sill Miss May
Blair. Miss Pearl McMasters. Miss Nellie
Grant and Mss Maggie McKiIhran.
\ very select company attended an old
fashioned pairing bee al Mrs Mary Ker-
naghan's Thursday. The guests were
Mrs Martha Hudson. Mrs =. g NcKeyS
Mrs A. q. Brown Miss Hilma Nordstrom
Miss Ella Lunn Mr- J L. Emerson. Mr.
J. l.. Robinson Mr. J. II. Armstrong. Mr..
Charles Tracy and Mr.. Rates
Quarterly meeting is being conducted at
She Free Methodist church by Presiding
attic.
The Ladies Aid Society Of the Methodist
Episcopal church viii meet at the resi-
derce % Mrs Winnie next Wednesday
afternoon ~ . O'Clock.
Mr. N. J Dorgau. of Dorgan & Tucker
shtngle manufacturers Of Halter. did bust
ness at Seattle and Everett this week
Mr. Cyacinthe Rrillon left Thursday for
his Old home IN Montreal, being ia very
poor health.
The Halter school opens next Monday.
with Prof George Croxford. OF Snohom-
ish. as teacher.
Mr Gilbert :. Wick VINO has been con-
fined TO his bed for several weeks with
typhoid fever. is again able 10 be about
his business.
Mr. Edward Grant has moved his family
TO this pIace from Everett. and IS domi-
cilad ia she Barr property. in The East
End
Miss Allen closed successful term
81 school a. ORC Tuesday. and has re-
turred 20 her home az McMurray. where
she VIII com nence term Of school Mo1-
day.
Attorney T. y. Jones left Monday for
Kansas city on legal business. 90 be alb
8 nt about a month.
Miss Ida Luce. % Hartford paid Ar
hngton friends Is brtef visit this week
Mrs Y. J. HiEhtov ~ came down from
Sedro Ws6ncs day With aer husband Xho
IS operating sniugle holt camp here
Mr. " X Ford was o. Seattle this
week bsytus machinery FOR his new
shiuElo mil
Miss Eta TfsIiinEsv9orth Vas visiting
her PARENTS az Gro this week
Virgil A stewart OF Stewart & Elmer
scr. ia doing business in seattle
John Grant and Sylvester = Stevens
a THIS place. and Thomas Bond ~ orc
ere me- ruh..Ts OF the petit jury. noV ia Sos
sion at Everett
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HARTFORD SOCIAL NEWS.

HARTFORD. Sept Is-Mr. Charles
White was an Everett visitor Wednesday
and Thursday
Mr., Ralph Mills. who has been in the
employ Of the Lake Stevens ShingIe Mil
company left for his home In Evereti
Monday. Mr.. Mills was popular among
the boys
pr McCready. OF Snohomish. visited
Hartford and the junction hast week
The infant daughter of MIR. and Mrs.
sam Buchanan Is very IN
Miss Mabel 3 Monsey visited Snohomish
frie nfis "Wednesday and Thursday.
Mr. J. Y. Van Horns Hartford friends
pleasantly surprised him on T1les.fav
evening in honor of his 44ih birthday hv
giving party al the Hartford hotel. The
evening WAS spent in dancing
The Sunday school at Highland Is 10
give an entertainment on Wednessia Y
evening, 10 which all are most cordially.
invited.
Rev. Cairns Of Snohomish. preached
az Highland last Sunday.
Miss Louise Strsng. Of Snohomi@h. is
teaching school at this place
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gnLtIEsIsE SOCIETY.

C0LVILLE Wash sept. sc 2
S6eitoh and Miss Janetta Dixon. both u
Echo valley. we're married September q
a. the residence ~ ex-Sners- .. p Ide
two miles east ~ tbs city. Rev. =. 9.
Lewis officiating
County Auditor JOHN T.. NeteaIfs and
Miss clara 4. Eses3Esrwood were quietly
married n this c3ty iast SATURDAY eve
ming Justice \ y. PcturE1.l ortic1atlrx
On.y a few q the intimate friends o. the
contracting parties Were present al the
was4StGE wa5ch took place A. the resi-
dalce az Mr and Mrs. ss~orEe " jarvis
= hsv= the ~ 30 has made PEP home for
tae past yesr. The f8ct taat AIr. Aetca.fe
eor4rs~s the position ~ county auditor
~ present ard toT she proceed X tWo
>tsgs wa- fhe eF1C,suf degafE tn shA o.
e-e - fne .-74rty treasurer speaks for hts
F-1r4 s4rsY Miss I.-tfsarw 9-1@E NAs former
IL = rss-Asas - E&G-sray. n sxxS1.--a
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- ge. ~ A'- Ht ls.s.s
&-s -. Gay as ~ r
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county, where her parents now live and
u cousin - County Clerk l. F. Led
gerwood at this place. ard her absence
from the society circles OF this city.
where she Is aighly popular viii he
missed hy her many friends among the
young people. Mr. ard Mrs. MeJcalta have
taken up their residence Eu their new
hcEae in Horstatter-s addition.
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BURTON SOCIETY

BURTON. WASH. Sept K-The young
people gathered at the residence of w
Harrington on Monday evening. the 18th
inst at a surprise party or social in honor
of Miss Jessie Harrington. where they
were well entertained
Daniel Price is down from Enumclaw on
pleasure and business combined.
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man Mr.. ellis. Mr. Gross. NJ Thomas
DNyer az = HarriEaa. Mr.. O Harrt-
gan and MF. Tripier
Miss Lille L APPEL % Tacoma. IS the
guest Of the Misses Basr
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Z 1oAn $ Baker Is In idaho.
? X Stevens ans daurbs~r Ruth
y Boston Friday.
A. 9gait q RoSton has been visit
- Frederick Watson.
. = ~ Wallace, * Portland. IS visit
a'er Mrs. Stuart Eicc.
- - Ms. George Blanchard leave
Ter visit in California.
| 49, ,.A srTague has eoue 10 Boston
= 'as winter witA Mrs T. Eli
1 :, sae Palmer has been "a town dur
sA guest 81 the Tsler house
| sas.y us Clark leaves for Chicago
+, ! ne sae VIII spend The winter.
b - Parsons vllt give, rp.~e0-
- !" TIE ~ macss Of the Aloha
sss.s.saa been Received az ts, arrival Or
s 70 Mr.. Sad Airs. Melbourne
So, 80 = -. f'ce entartrsa g Nrs r. v.
s'sday pight. 80 ''-''
VI Applerste a.l r,t,s re,,
''.anpaay her
b Steeb and N-s n. ael Hewe
~ q = saturday w Iat.l.5o ter
= 5 Naaa sa-ress
~ 80 - A9gh. ans Sass. utlea AZ
sasssss seattle Rr. la f....s4r,s
b 40 'Ae Sues 81 81 E.rs.u.
- NJ T. Is ~
= aAs h + pte -.
l. "a :, az aia1 s asEr
8 i,sls,-SS,, ne guests 81 1f s A..
4. "A. NA cUunsa ~ .. .a.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1897-05-21
TEXAS TRAIN ROBBERY.
Southern Pacific Held Up by Three
Masked Men, who Made Good Haul.

Southern Pacific Held Up by Three
Masked Men, who Made Good Haul.
SAN ANTONIO, Texas, May 15.-The
west-bound Southern Pacific passenger
train was held up by masked men and
robbed about $50 miles west of here
early yesterday morning. AS the train
pulled out of the little town of Lozier
three men jumped on the plat
form, and, pointing pistols at
the engineer and fireman, COM
PEELED the former to stop
the train about one and half
miles west of town. After forcing the
doors of the express car in, one of the
robbers entered the car and dyna-
mlted the two safes of the Wells Far
go Express company. Both the through
and the local safes were opened and
the contents secured. The local safe
contained about $4,000 or $4,000. The
amount secured from the through safe
is unknown, but it is believed it will
not fall below 81, or $4,000. The
express car was badly wrecked by the
force of the explosion of the dynamite.
Officers are in pursuit of the robbers,
who went north. 1t is claimed they
are part of gang that came into this
section recently from New Mexico.