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The Topeka state journal., 1897-09-21
FLOATS ALL COUNTED.
42zsz Ea IghElee p-eeesssas.
After a Recount,
Shows 50 Floats i'm Line Drawn
By 2I6 Horses.
CompIete List Of Theu-Ths Display
VIII Rival Anything Ever
Seen In This Country

F'Hty-seven handsomely decorated
floats will appear In the Santa Fe ceIe-
nraElon parade IN this city On We'd
nesuay OF Festival week This is the
grand total as shown by Secretary
HeaIy's report TO the Committee OF
Fifteeu today Two hundred and six
ten horses IN two-horse. four-horse
and s1x-horse teams viii be required
TO handle the immense display
Thirty OF the floats are row n course
OF preparation IN this city. The re-
Ena1nder with the exception Of those Of
the eoaI companies. express companies
and 2 NJ e A. viii be sent TO this city
from various Santa Fe points IN the
state The schedule of the 1oats Is as
follows
Topeka shops. 20 aeats.
General Offices. fOats.
Newton, floats
Topeka station and yards, Goats.
ChauUEe, 3 floats.
Ottawa , floats
Arkansas City . floats
colorado Fuel and Iron Co. floats
6rloge and building department. To-
peka. floats
WeIls-F7argO Express Co, floats
Sterling, I float
AEchiSCu. I ffoat
Mcpherson, I float
Garden City, I foaE
Strong City float
= Wellington, I float
Dodge City, I feat
Wichita I float
Hutchinson, I foat-
kI1Siey. l float
Track department Topeka. foat
Mt Carmel Coal Co, I fIOat
Railroad 2 NJ c 4 foat
The % hoats, with thousands OF Santa
Fe employees in line and u bands to
furnish music, the parade to be head
eo by the Festival Queen and court
VIII u1aZa a display rivaIIing any
demonstration ever arranged IN this
country It VIII extend for several
niles. and consume at least an nou-
IN passing any stated point
The Topeka state journal., 1897-09-21
DEMocRAFs ASK EVERYTHING
In the Leavenworth County Fusion
and Senator Harris Is Drowned Out

Leaveuworth. Sept 2L-The scorrniest
PGpulist convention held in Kansas
this year took place in this city yesCer-
day It was 4 Wild unruIy moo, light
ing over fusion, which was defeated. and
during which Senator W. A Harris
was aIIuiIiated, and the convention ad-
joUrned in disorder
The disturbance was created by the
effort Of Mr. Harris 10 secure fusion
with the Democrats. He made the md
ton in the convention and was made
chairman Of the commItree which con-
fsEred with the Democrats
The conference was held and the
committee reported that the Democrats
were to have sheriff. register OF deeds.
treasurer and county clerk. the Pop
UIIsts to have coroner, surveyor and
STATE senator to fiji the vacancy caused
by Mr. Harris resignation
When this report was made the con-
fusion in the PopuIst convention was
something extraordinary While SeI1a-
tor Harris was making q speech in IA
v0r OF the report. he was compelled TO
sit down, the chairman sustaining some
unirnpOrCant point Of order raised
against the speaker
The convention then Instructed the
conference committee to make de-
uand for more Offices upon the Demo-
Gratis, bUt when the committee re-
turned to the Democratic convention
candidates for those Offices had been
nominated and the Democrats would
not treat with the committee
the convention, further efforts at fus-
ion we're abandoned
The only tine any interest was awak-
ered in the Democratic convention was
when Thomas ?. F'enlOn made d mo-
ton to suppress 4 resolution reaf1rr11-
ing the Chicago platform Mr. F'enlon
motion did not prevail OUT there was d
good following in the convention IN IA
vur Of IL Mr. FeuI0u afterward offered
these amendments to q meaningless
platform that had been reported BY the
committee and they were adopted:
Resolved That locking back to the
proceedings OF the legislature OF last
winter with shame ard disgust, We de
n1au6 that that body shall not be called
together again to further indict the
state bv It's venaIity and iu1becIIry-
ssResCfved That every principle or
sI7or7e. rule dear to every citizen, de-
raau5s the repeal OF the metropolitan
police system; the financial interests CT
the taxpayer as well as the good gov
az--7~4erf of our cities by the people
thereof. demand this reform
The Topeka state journal., 1897-09-21
SAVED ALL But FIVE.
Result Of the Mine Fire at Belle FL
len. Ala

New Orleans. La Sept "A spec
faI from Birmingham Ala, to the Rlcay-
une SAYS
About two hours after the men went
to work in mine No =. OF the BeSSn1er
Land and Improvements cOupanyS : coal
nine at Belle Ellen, near BIoCAI0n,
Yesterday fire was discovered far down
in the mine slope About LOG men ara
employed IN the mine At once. an
alarm was given A panic followed
ar1ong the workers, and in the little
town OF Belle Ellen
Hundrecs gathered at the nine en-
trance Of the smoking mine. while res
cue parties were at once formed 10 re-
ieve the miners. More than 30 we're
gotten out from the various entrances
without harm. Others were overcome
by smoke and fell by the Wayside.
These the searChers found and dragged
out. while those waiting at the entrance
restored life 10 their unconscious
friends. Five men who We're working
about the slope were beyond where the
fire originated could not be reached
and 1t Is regarded as certain that they
are dead The missing men are H6r-
man Kramer and Hubbard Foley
white and Henry Reeves, Frank
James and William Fairfax coIored-
It Is possible that two OF three others
may be in the mine The fire brigade
vain attempt TO reach the entoEabed
men. bu1 at uighCfau the fire was still
burning fierceiy and efforts were aban-
done and the men were given up for
dead
The fire is thought TO have originated
from an Oy6rheaIed steam pipe which
fgniraG gas in the mine.
The Topeka state journal., 1897-09-21
EXTRA SESSION ECHOES
LeweI1i1g Non Conn INITIAL - Jumper
SAYS There'IL be One.

From various sources at d11erenC
times and from Senator LeWellIng h1II1-
self haS come the statement thaE ne
would soon resign his position as SEN
ator from SedgWick county DISCUSSING
the subject he said today
I have made up my mind not 70 re-
sign, and that is all have to say
Asked if the prospect Of a special
session of the legislature had caused
him ~ decide to retain the position, the
governor was nOu-c0u1uIEEdL
Senator Jumper who iS now 4 mem
her or the state board of charities, has
proclaimed the fact that there viii, n
his opinion, be a special session, and II
iss believed that the attitude al Nj.
svveIIiua presag ges such an event
c-ss71-7r T47r7r,er saws There viii be
4 sDectaI session OF the legislature, and
Won rewspaper men can depend upon
it"
or7i-4io77 Mr. jumper declined to d1ScuSS
FF1a prDpositio1. as did Mr.. Lewellug~
The Topeka state journal., 1897-09-21
BUILDING LOC0HOTIFEs.
Orders fer New Work Being Received
by tie E6IdwIns

Philadelphia- sept 21-The Baldwin
Locomotive Works have within the past
few days booked several important or
derS for locomotives
Among them Is one for four freizfrt
engines for the Rio Graude Western
railway, two shifters for the Terminal
railway Of St. Louis ard three ten
wheeled VaucIafn compound freight en-
E1ues for the Canadian Pacific rail-
way.
The order for the Canadian Pacific Is
in addition to one received On August
= for ten similar engines. Although the
order for the first ten locomotives was
only placed on August L. the BaIdwins
got I'D the designs and completed some
of the locomotives ready for shipment
On Monday
The Topeka state journal., 1897-09-21
BAIL OVER WHITE PASS
Marrow Guage Road From Skaguay
to be CompIeted by May L

Seattle, Wash. Sept 21-New York
and Seattle men have subscribed the
capital necessary TO build 4 narrow
gauge railway from Skaguay over the
W hIte pass to Lake Bennett In the
syndicate are ex-senator Watson c
Squire, OF this city, Senator John P
Jones. of Nevada and James A Nc
Naught- formerly general counsel of
the Northern Pacific railway
The preliminary survey was made by
T. c. FGrunau. 4 mining engineer OF
San Francisco He returned from ska
quay a short time ago, went to New
York; his report was accepted and the
money subscribed
The material for construction has al
ready been purchased and as soon as
It arrives here 1Ir- Faruham viii 90
north with II and begin work Right
OF way has been secured from the gov
errment and fled with the secretary OF
the interior.
It is intsnGed to bill freight and pas
sengers through from Seattle to Lake
Bennett River boats viii be buiIT
here and sent TO the lake for use. The
western Office Of the company viii be
at Seattle It is expected 10 have the
road ready for operation by May L
The Topeka state journal., 1897-09-21
FULL OF BUSINESS.
RatIroad Commissioners are Flooded
with Petitions and GrisvanceE

" III EzG1ElC1S anu
Since the decision Of Judge Randolph
Of Emporfa granting an injunction IN
the live stock rate case conferrlng
thereby at Least until higher courts re-
verse tbs. decision. additional and ex-
landed powers on the state board CT
railroad commissioners. that depart
r-Te7t Of the SCate government Is being
flooded with petitions. requests and aD-
sslI7rre demands for An adjustment CT
freiGht rates and an Investigation OF
tfa methods Of procedure in transac-
ticus between shippers and the railroad
cOrupauiss. the burden OF complaint al
vvsvs being a gainst the roads.
Not a Gay passes but some case OF
this character is fled before the com
u1issiouers-
The most recent case showing. If the
aTIaea lions OF the petition ara sustained
nv evidence unjust Determinations by
the Rock Island was fled today by
I1hu O Hardy trustee OF Manhattan
tUvuSnf1. FZiIsy county.
The petition reeiras that the Rock
Island charges as much for shipping
Frefght from Manhattan C0 a point 20
miles west as is charged for similar
shipments from Kansas City
The peti1foRer further alleges that
these charges ara not only unjust and
discriminatory but exrCrtionate and uE-
reasanab abIe. and asks that the cCmuis-
sinners give the subject & close invest
fraFiou q request which the couU1S-
zfoners assert viii be granted
The Topeka state journal., 1897-09-21

Indian Territory. and at CoreyviIIe- The
outbreak of Texas fever in various
parts OF the state this year has been
the result OF the suugglers. and the
ca ttIemen will concentrate their efforts
in the direction which VIII be best cal
cI1Iated to put 4 stop TO the further v1o-
Iations of the quarantine laws
The capital stock is s5. 900. The dIrec-
tors are as follows c. n Cronef. J. A.
yyfTIfarus ard + e. Lfpe OF Ta1aIa;
Wn1 Murphy and Richard Carson OF
CofTeyvfIIe. ard F. :. Lee Of Caney-
The additional purpose Of the corpora
ton as outlined by the charter issued
nv the secretary of state today, are:
ssTT0 offer and secure protection TO
farmers and live stock men against
theft Of live stock and property by eX-
arc5sirsr a watchf1I vigilance over all
-rocJ found in the hands OF parties
found On the range and not known as
actual stock men, and as an aid 70 OH
GERS Of the law in tracing lost stock
The Topeka state journal., 1897-09-21
: s.!ITrnWDnnv !! Z
g UVU
is G0ifnifii

To the great Republicans Pic
HtC and aIl-day Rally at Wa
karusa tomorrow CWednes-
day-) A special train leaves
the Santa Re depot At o=50
a m, returning at 8 p NJ
Il costs only zS cents for the
Round Trip S2eecf1es by
Hon E H. Madison or Dodge
CITY Congressman Charles
Curtis, Hon James A. Trout
man. and other distinguished
Kansas orators Music by
psnCs's Faznous Brass Band
and halx dozen drum corps
and gEee clubs Take your
family and enjoy Il days OUT
ing a. one OF tine most beau1i-
fuE groves in Kansas This
promises &c be the largest and
most successful Republican
Picuic IN Kansas this year.
The Topeka state journal., 1897-09-21
EVERYBODY
is GOING!
To 60 TO ZAHBEST.
New Colonization Plan fer the AReri
can CoIored Man

New Colonization Plan fer the AUeri-
can CoI0red Man.
New York. SEPT 21-Dr J. Albert
Throne a native Of Barbadoes. and
Eraduate Of the Edinburgh Medical
school believes IN the COLONIZATION Of
1sgEoes IN Africa but thinks that al
61rUer schemes have been started an
wrong basis He IS ROW in this city
and aspires to found a great black en-
pf-e
As q medical man Dr.. Thorue said
r1day- I know that the United States
and Vest Indian negroes cannot thrive
n the vest coast Of Africa We ara
the descendaHcs 0f slaves brought from
the highlands Of the interior. and are
unable to stand the terrible vest coast
climate II Is criminal 10 entice ignOr-
ant ArrO-Ar1sr1Gaus 70 pest holes Like
Liberia
My idea Is that the black race IN
America should gradually return rG
that part Gf Africa whence Il came
Since We have 10 chance On the Amer
lean continent II Is my plan To start
a general exodus 10 southeastern AfrI-
ca There. On the lands Just rorth Of
the LaEubeSI river Is the future home
CT cur race The country is called the
British East African protecturata and
is ruled by SIR H H Johnson. the great
African explorer and administrator
w nen I speak Of a general exCdus.
do not think that wish the whole col
Gred race to arise together and atteEupt
TO start the cCI0uy- The work should
be done by degrees and a small begin
zI1g Is necessary 7 have raised about
g., $40 N England for preliminary wcrk
ErC viii start for Africa II a feW
months Many Of the most prominent
CCL0rEd 2ecpLe- in E1z country have ex-
pressed their Approval CT my project.
and I have been 0yerrun by appIIca-
tons CT men CT al classes who wish TO
GO
The first company VIII start with ne
and VIII number about ten men Ar
rived in Africa we shall begin To cIZIti-
vaCe the land, build houses and make
the nucleus Of a settlement As fast as
We are able to support more people we
snail send to America for the next ap-
uIzeautz On tne. 15Srr
The Topeka state journal., 1897-09-21
DEATHS AND FUNERALS.

Everett Smith. aged Z years, died yes
terzay of typhoid fever at his home. III
King street The funeral was held to-
day at the Methodist church corner Of
Fourteenth and Van Buren, streets.
Reva Dunars. aged 10 months. died yes
teriay Of whoopinE cough at the home Of
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs L = Dumars.
ISz6 Van Buren, The funeral viii be
held tomorrow at 10 o'clock from the
family residence The iutarment viii be
At Topeka cemetery.
Alice Ellis died yesterday at 5I9 East
Eighteenth street The funeral will take
place today at the Seventh street church
The Topeka state journal., 1897-09-21
CONVICT'S UNIQUE TASh-
he VIII Build Pipe Organ for Each
Of the Two ChapsIs n Sing Sing.

New York Sept 21-An organ build
ar bv occupation. who is now an inmate
Of the state prison at Sing sing, Is en-
eaeed IN Guiding two large organs Tor
the Roman Catholic and Protestant
cJ7aDeIs which are 10 occupy the ursr
fF,7Cr Of the new administration building
at the prison
The convfct's name is not made pub
lie by Warden Sage
The organs for the two chapelS are TO
he finished December Is. the builder de-
cIares He Is at work on both OF them
an the time and expects 70 put the m
ishing touches On both at about the
same tire
II IS estimated that II would cost the
state So 100 to have each one OF the or
saus built AT outside manufactures
The actual cost to the state for the raw
material needed to build both I1STru-
77antg = about $3.50. The saving on the
TWO instruments viii amount 70 IS, $40
The drawings were approved by two
firms Of organ Builders Before the con-
vIct was set TO work He takes great
interest in his occupation
Trfamn1a ton Of the Bowels. that dan
zerous disease, can he relieved ar once
By BeeySs DIarrhaa Balsam- It acts
Ike magic AT druggists.
The Topeka state journal., 1897-09-21
RuTToNs-HuTToNsAEUTToNs.
Everybody Should Own q KaruIvAL
Button - Everybody.

The carnival Knights official button
is the badge Of the great Festival and
nobody viii feel right during Festival
week without q karnfvaI button Every
man woman and child in Topeka
should wear one Every Lady WHO con-
GerunS the treatment OF Miss Edna
W Whitney by the society sat Of Kansas
City and sympathizas with the action
Of the KarutvaI Knights Of Topeka IN
making Miss Whitney Queen Of our
KaruivaI should buy a karnivaI button
to assist the Knights In entertaining
Miss " Whitney Al young ladies' who
have an avocat1on should buy and wear
the button
The Topeka state journal., 1897-09-21

Ed1tcz ed Eowe Is SO ConfoundedIy ,
Mat-er Of Fact

Mss Edna Whitney Of ChiIIicotFe
w1ora the Kansas City carnival krew
refused to admit as maj Of honor 70
the queen because she worked N a to-
EacCo factory supports herself. her
widowed E1oEN6r- and 4 younger sister
whom she Is educating This is what
We ex-ecra6- After all the newsuaperS
have had a chance at Mss Whitney Il
vii be learned that she has Eftad the
r1ortEage 91 her old home. kept an
uncle cut Of the poor house, clothes
and provides for four grandparents
aid IS the n1aiuGkay and sole reliance
The Topeka state journal., 1897-09-21
LEPROsY IN NORTHDAKOTA
Two Cases Among the Scandinavian
Settlers in y sIsh County

washington Sept 2L-Acring As
sistaut Surgeon T. r Smyrhe Of the
hcsuftaI service has written to the sur
econ general informing him Of thesxiSt-
ance OF two cases CT Ieprosy in Walsh
county Nerth Dakota The victims
are Scandinavian and the disease Is
said 10 be well developed.
One Of the patients IS said 70 be anx-
iCus TO return to Sweden Dr.. Sruyrhe
saws he is uninforr1ed as to what pre-
cautions the local authorities have Ia
ken TO prevent the spread OF the dis
The Topeka state journal., 1897-09-21
STOLE CODT's PORTRAIT.
Thrse Men Walk Gut Of Hotel With
aTaIuabIa Oh Painting

Chicago. sent H-For month or more
a Iarze oil painting Of Colonel " E
Cody eBunaIo BID has stood IN the main
corridor Of the Auditorium Annex Il
was not for sale. but On exhibition By
Pony Bob HasIam. q great aduzirsr q
Cody
Today three Strangers walked into the
hotel admired the painting for q tine
and then boldly walked ouE with Il -
Gaping before anyone knew what had
happened
The Topeka state journal., 1897-09-21
Hoekfn's Feregrinations.

r,sr,ar-71eYr Commander BoCkin OF
the &. A. r. spent yesterday at Leav-
euwCrth in consultation with the sFale
reunion committee completing arrange
r-arfz for the event which takes place
the second week in October Leaving
l. savenwortn this morning Mr. BcCk1n
vvzTr 10 CarbondaIe where he addresses
the cid soldiers ton1ghL 10nloEEoM " ne
+I-5IT he ar F5TTJorado. Thursday at Mar
ion. Friday at Parsons and saturday
a. NTcRharsQn-
The Topeka state journal., 1897-09-21
No UuIIcsnsed PeddIers

License Collector L c. BaiIey is plan
ufrg TO do some hard work during FTeS-
rfvaI week II Is then that fakfrS Of
al kinds ply their trade and they al
ways try to beat the city cut OF the reg
IrIar license fee Mr. Bailey Is deter
mined TO see that everyone who plies
a trade in Topeka which comes within
the provisions OF the license ordinance
shall pay Mr. Bailey said today that
as soon as anyone Is found pes1dLlg
without a license he VIII be promptly
arrested There viii be no QUESTIONS
asked
The Topeka state journal., 1897-09-21

Of seven widowed auuts. The people.
in their efforts to do the girl justice.
viii not Be satisfied until they have
done all her kin an injustice by pict1r-
II z tffl--Z.z=z -arazitsS feeding upon heE.
tss--s-,r- FFFnrs1
zTr Howe Shouldn't 81 rutlslesSIy
Uurcture evEr1- hubble Of romauCS-
Didn't Mr. Hove ever believe IN Santa
Claus and fairie 50 Grown I'D people Ike
fairy tales just as well as children
The Topeka state journal., 1897-09-21
! Ps Apnointed-

Governor Leedy has appointed the
Following Justices Of the peace Robert
p Mavhezv for Noble township. Mar
SJ9aTT county vice B F Johnson re-
-i[r--atz w NJ Brown for Harris Reed
eI- township. Anderson county, vice
Thomas z. Fed. resIgned-
The Topeka state journal., 1897-09-21

II crave but One Minute said the
public spsakEr II a husky voice; and
rheu he took q dose OF One Minu1a
Cegrzir cure ard proceeded with his
c-arorv One Minute Cough Cure fs
uueouaIad for throat and lung troubles
c. W SuansdeId. Ss2 Kansas avenue
The Topeka state journal., 1897-09-21
KANSAS AND THE FESTIVAL
W lat the Kansas Newspapers are
Saying About It

Ehe mechanical work upon the Santa
1oaE was about compieued today
ana the STRUCTURE is now ready for the
t-ecCrat1On- Those VINO have seen it say
II Il magnificent and that il Is some
tnzE1S tor the Panhandle boys To feel
Justly proud Of--Fy ellington Mail
The Topeka state journal., 1897-09-21

C7.res Headache and Neuralgia Cure
g7lararree7 or money refunded. by al
Druggists Price 25c-
The Topeka state journal., 1897-09-21

Net how cheap but h1w grod - ths
~rzv va try 70 DO dtIr .-Srk Peerfusa
Steam LaundrTs IL ard Ia West IA
The Topeka state journal., 1897-09-21

Ford county products will mako a
grand Sho7v1ngin the display and parade
at Topeka ! A. ArmenL Is executing
neat and tasty design for the foaC
1l1zr VIII be in the parade.-Dodga. CITY
Rap1bTican
The Topeka state journal., 1897-09-21

The fOat which VIII be used in the
parade at the Topeka Fail Festival IS
oeI1S trimmed with grain and rha pr@-
duets OF the farm. It IS at the cid streer
car barn ard should be visited by al
VINO take 4 pride IN Mcpherson county
I ne doaE VIII be used At the Mcpherson
FESTIVAL before sending II to Topeka
Any one who has material which can
De used IN the floats should send L in
Mcpherson Republican
The float for the Santa Fe doings at
Topeka VIII be finished uexr Saturday
night There is talk OF giving 4 parade
here On that night SO the people can see
how We VIII look at Topeka The pa
ra6a VIII Be headed by the float follow
ed by a couple hundred Of bicycle riders
ard each wheel is TO be decorated II
all the riders in the city will take part
We can have a creGitabIe Procession
and one that the people would Uks To
see--Arkansas City Traveller
Every man in the mechanical depart
uent that can De spared viii g TO the
Topeka Fau Festival Master Mechanic
GavItL says C1aE they viii De furnished
with transportation Tt Is rUmored that
he viii lead the Newton delegation IN
the parade--Newoon RepubEcan
All Kansas editors VIII have free
passes to the karuivaI Knights ball at
Topeka OF course Reverend Messrs-
Prather Of Maride1 Mills formerly Of
Ioosa Independent are looking forward
with great anticipation 70 the tine
Valley Falls Viz1diearor-
The Topeka Fall Festival this year
should have 100000 attendants and not
i single person less than that number.
It seems as though the people Of Kan
sas do not comprehend the euoruIiCy Of
this gathering, or they would be paying.
more attention 70 IT Never in the west
has been anything like IT. and II Is
worth going 500 miles to see Such a lot
Of attractions never before was offered
70 western people and they should not
miss the opportunity OF seeing al there
is to be Ssel- REUs=ru Der the GatS-Sep-
tRmber p to October ,, i1cIusive.-New-
ton Republican,
The First Regiment band is now fully
equipped The suits are now all right
well fitting and neat They are the
regulation military Uniform with uI1-
zieiaus' stripes GGEvu the legs. The band
viii appear in Uniform tomorrow fer
the Ohio settlers picnic The band has
received general orders from adjIztaT1r
Lieutenant H Allen to leave here for
Topeka or early morning train
Monday However. Drum Major How
ard Thomas viii try to have the order
counr rsrr1anCisd and they VIII probably
noz leave until u-z5 a. The band.
fra department and Company K VIII
probably give a parai1e here in the fore
noon before leaving This with Ring
the lest Fart Of Tcpeka'z Fail Festival
nvway--Ezu 1arI7 rSapubAc2n.
Topeka viii be IN Il blaze Of glory
next week during the Fan Festival
Wednesday will be Santa F'e day. There
oa that day Than on any other-Empor-
IA Republican
The Topeka state journal., 1897-09-21

To eradicate saIr-rheum, or Gczeaa
take Ayers SarSapariIlA
The Topeka state journal., 1897-09-21

Topeka viii be IN u blaze Of glory
next week during the FAN Festival
Wednesday will be Santa Fe day. There
viii probably be more Emporia1s there
osa that day thau ou any otEec.-Empor-
ia Republican.
The Topeka state journal., 1897-09-21

All Kansas editors viii have free
passes to the kaTuivaI Knights ball at
Topeka OF course Reverend Messrs
Prat,er Of AIariGen, Mills formerly OF
McLOuth and Mr. Roberts Of the Oska-
Ioosa Independent are looking forward
with great anticipation to the time
Valley Fails VindIeator.