davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-30

silk fnish-iet black ana blue
black-5Oc a yard
4S-.nch BLACK SuitiDg-msde of mohair
and wool-won't crush-shcds dust
81 a yard
45-inch silky Crepon-vory rich-samc
as sold generally az S2.5-here now
at 81. - a yard. Five different pat
terms.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-30

AT SOC. FROM 75C.-All OF our Dotted
Swiss Sun Bornets-decp rufries.
AT &C. FROM 81 AND sl25-An OF
our Linen Lawn and Dotted Swiss
Sun Bonnets-with and ) ruiles
edged with lace.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-30
Some Black Goods values that
will pleasantly surprise you.

We pick half dozen items 10 tell about which character
the entire stock.
Every yard of these goods dyed with malb absolutely
changeab dye that vouchd for by ourselves
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-30
At l7C each.

y cake or Cuucrra Soar-lTc.
y bottle Of Ruhifoam--l7c.
y hutiic of C9ldcr's Dcntine-l-c.
y bottle Of CclEate's Dental Powder
i.c
a package OF Roger &c Gallets Violet
Toilet Powdcr-l1c
n bottle OF Listerated Toilet Powder
lsc.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-30

BufteriCk Patterns.
Perfect Fitting.
The Best Made.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-30

The Methodist. Presbyterian. Iuth-
eran. Christian. Church of Christ obs
cipies), and Christ Scientist publish
their hours Of Sunday services in Sat
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-18
nINn,,AM.s ma nrAi..
q. 4. ~. Franklin Given Credit for I'M.
agsra Tunnel scheme.

Speaking Of the recent purchase by
Eastern capitalists ~ the old Jordan.
old Telegraph and Niagara mines. this
weeks issue Of the bingham bulletin
says;
We have II from good authority that
pooling Of the several great groups In
one body originated IN the Idea u
reaching them all at greater depth
through the deap Niagara tunntl This
tunnel NO. " wcil known, has been run
over 1900 feet aud l. now In the spanish
ground. II ~ proposed 10 extend u TO
the Old Jordan. run branch o. tho
Old Telegraph. and also resume cN.
piornilons In the Niagara, suspended
by the management two Year. ago,
This tunnel will penetrate the groups
beyond at great depth. figures ~ which
are not available, II may be anticipated
49, the outlet In the years 10 come of
millions uf tons of ores.
when the full details ~ this immense
transaction are known, credit VIII pros
baby b. given TO y. a. ~. Franklin. Of
sflt Lake city and recently managing
the Yosemite mine. 40 IL originator
lie conceived deal covering the same
ground two or three years ago. but was
headed on by opposition IN certain
quarters. The present scheme had IL
origin some time last fnli. and informn-
tion obtained from Mr. Franklin rct u
In motion. lie has been given credit
for many chlmetical ideas, but IL tire
less worker. and We shall be only too
glad to learn that hi hard experience
OF the past several years has at last
given way 90 the splendid achievement
which seems 60 have now been accom-
ullHhcd.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-18

Important Disclosures In the You aud o.
kr.miin aud Montssuma.
bingham Bulleunl

lilNNNNNN NANll'AllHl
II. j. Grimm and partners. leasing the
upper workings 81 the You and In
Dixon Fulch. last week broke into q
line body " ore In u new tunnel that
had been run 90 feet. when our in
fntmnnt fuw the strike several days
ngu. Il was showing three feet of MIN
crnl that assays 10 per cont copper
and the boys viii soon make a ship
mrnt 81 this class ~ ore.
Kelly and lin1Htnn, contractors re-
tlmhofing tho kremlln SHAFT. are doing
a thorough Job ana VIII have Il CONF
piotcd about the ~ NJ April. II II 10 be-
virtually "a double compartment, allow
nncc being made Tor mnnway. In
STRENGTHENING old work they have had
a streak 81 floh ore an the way. Some
specimens ~ carbonate taken at 20 feet
depth contain from 70 ounces silver up.
aud over N per cent lead
4 very important strike has Just been
made nt tho Muntrzuma. A shan was
started last fall from the tunnel level
nj 9e5 foot from mouth, and when u,
feet down temporarily abandoned on
account OF water. Feeling certain that
he was near body NJ ore, Manager
strickley the other LAY hes the water
taken out and started cr6-s-cutting.
Eleven feet had been run when ore was
struck, and the cut ~ Ntill In u with
six feot already exposed. s-foot
streak IL first-clufl lead and the ball
lance thus Gar of excellent milling
quality.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-18
Edwards Says Things viii be
Pushed There This Season.
STRIKE IN THE FOUR ACES.
Important Disclosures ~ bingham
Tinsic Development, hing
ham. Big Deal.

Jack" Edwards. who Il now giving
attention to mining pursuits. came In
from Wyoming this morning. and In
company with "Toin' Ellefbeck VIII
leave for statcline ON Wednesday,
where he goes to begin Development ON
the Jumbo. one OF the promising mines
of that section.
For the past month mr. two Mt I'd
wards has been In iioutt county. colo
RADIO. where. with Rock springs parties.
be- Il Interested in the -Four Mile
plncers. lie says there h. going 10 be-
great activity there this year every
arrangement being made 10 push work
ns never before In the extraction of
gold values. 1loston capital u now
opening up large plant there. and
Mr. Edwards and associates arr getting
ready to wash out gold ON "a much
larger scale than heretofore.
The gentleman reports Grand En-
campmcnt In good shape and says that
several recent strikes there have at
truptcd considerable .ttrntiun. lie
likewise speaks we'll NJ the llahn'a peak
country. where copper and gold are
being found In rich quantities.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-18
WILL KEEP ON
AS AT PRESENT.
Stock Exchanges Have Not Yet
Become ReconciIed,
FOUR CALLS TO CONTINUE.
Market Decided Improvement
this Nor ming.

II having been published that the
exchanges had come to an under
standing and had agreed 10 work In
greatcr harmony In the future. the old
board to have -'he morning and the
new one the afternoon, the natter was
called up In the pit this morning, and
the answer ellclted that no ouch con-
cluaion NJ that published had : ccn AR
rived at. The inquirer thcrcupor made
a motion that the old board continue
lie afternoon call indefinitely. and on
being put 10 the vote. u was DECLARED
carried amid shouts ~. "rhntr right.
lght 'cm to nnish.' upon which. how
ever. n number of brokers plaee'l their
stamp ~ disapprovnl. The old board
win therefore continue M heretofore.
while the new one viii likely do the
same. one call apiece. however, being
looked upnn M nm ample sniiiciency'
for Saturday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-18
rmn srocK MAnKIr.
Pour Daily Tails Evidently Too Much-ro-
DAYS Imnrosenenl.

Burdencd with a multiplicity ~ calls.
the stock market has been thorough.
~ tested during the week. and up TIL
noon today. produced sales asEregat-
Ing C0s.i 1906 shares. which had selling
value OF si5b,ss2.sa. Compared with
business a year ago the Increase "
great. the sales then amounting to 90
10 shares, which sold for. the sum OF
Sig6lCsb. Despite the Increase, how
ever. the showing IN not what u would
have been had the stock market re-
ccived more JudlciouH treatment. a. IN
the opinion 81 a vast majority OF thoHe
Interested In the business, the market
has been d-kiiicd-through
lack OF cammon-scnre procedure In
the adoption ~ methods calculated 10
build M. rather than tear down. ~
IL the uuuuanHua 81 opinion that one
daily call ~ enough 10 Keep the mar
kct In good shape. and that therefore
one exchange can attend 10 all inc DUST
ness which healthy market AFFORDS,
this condition ~ affairs allowing atn-
pie time Tor necessary business ON the
curb
Todny's call ON the floor ~ the old
exchange demonstrated one thing-that
figures are gradually getting nrmer'
All niong the line there was a notice
able tendency upwards, and IN the
trading stocks generally found better
sales reached a total NJ 1880 aharca.
for which buyers handed out the sum
~ tia.si95s.
The irrt In do business was DAILY
West, which sold nt sio.as. Then Ea-
gie whs handled. 1000 shnrcn finding a
tnker at 80 cents. after which -Four
Aces was taken NJ. the stock recording
n nice advance by selling from 20 10
asis cents. and closing with y bid OF
a. In this security the volume OF
business wns heavy. and Investors took
n with a relish. even ut the advancing
figure. i.owet Mammoth sold up 10
ssk, while Northern iight ran up To
"a and Sunshine made transfers be-
tween ca and 60. sacramento con.
tlnucd about stationary ana sold at
iais, ana Stnr Consolidated was taken
at ti.i2is, this being ne closing bid
for the stock,
Unlisted stocks had iloHton-Dc la
Mar NJ u leader. 5000 shares going NJ
IL, cents "A share. Frisco sold close To
.. while orient was dealt In AT il'a, Ioe
Ilowern nt 49, and bowers Extension
nj 5N. Sunbeam made a splendid nd
vance ana SOLD M IN 10. and at the
close had this figure ne a hid' while
not an Offering was made at any ng-
urc.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-18

WIN OrinthF, who came IN from
Tlntic last night. Informs the "Ncwu"
that tho Lower Mammoth n looking
exceedingly wen on the e0o-foot Level,
the working showing quite a brdy of
ore mixed with quartz. twenty-five to
thirty tons ~ which arc now In the
bins ready for shipment, ~ the
shoehridgc. Bonanza, says tho rentlc-
man, "A corps ~ workmcn are nuw put
ting up the gallovs frame for the new
hoist which is tu continue the double
compartment working SHAFT frf m the
e0-foot level IN the rhnft there n
quite Nolum" OF water hlgiLy impfcr-
mated with copper. and II II the belief
OF those Interested. that depth v'ill put
thcm into % ruod body OF shipping ORE.
SIR. GrinthH reports the Gro, N Point
progreaHlng nicely. ANA says tre shaft
shows nice body NJ iow-grade quartz
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-18
NOW IN THE PRESS.

We are now receiving orders for the
new Church work by Or, James T.. Tai
mage. entitled "Artiolea Of Faith. "
written hy appointment und published
by the Church. sunday schools quo-
runs. Improvement associations and
Church members generally VIII lind this
nm invaluable work for study and rnf-
oroucp. N win be- Handsomely bound
in cloth. two styles NJ leather leather
gllt aud morocco silt. The book win be
printed M new type throughout ana
viii form q valuable addition 10 any
library. Special rates 10 Sunday
schools, Improvement associations,
quoruma ana clubs.
Address Immediately THE DEsElRET
NEWS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-18
MARKET REPORTS.
NEW YORK MAnKrrs.

New York. March iS-Monoy ON call
nrm at , u per cent; last loan . per
cent.
Prime mercantile paper ~ u AZ per
cent.
sterling exchange steady with actual
business In bankers bills al ttNsis for
demand and sassy for On days. posted
rates Nsis y NSGa. commercial bills
uS2ik
Silver certificates nomlnally eoh.
liar silver % 1915.
Mexican dollars as.
state bonds steady. railroad bonds
weak.
Government bonds weak. rs ti.07f.:
~ reg, u.sNh; coupon u,2sh. Is reg.
SLIM; coupon ti,igA ends reg. ggis
5'H req. and coupon ti,i2.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-18

IVES, Noun,nin placer s0 70
iiosa Tweed. =. :. SEE. - S,h
Mn nh, Sve 10
nlil ~ ,,,,ao,h
TRANSPORTS or STOCKS.
.
Daly West. w NJ 'i"''''
-Four Aces. 100 al ioc: 800 at u. GOO nj
iiik: 1000 NJ ~; 1880 at i2i4 400 az
A. 4 OOu nj az. VllUt ihiH. ltWNN Al w.
buyer 20 days; 1000 at ga, buyer 30
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-18
oMAmA NV sIncK

Omaha. March iS.-Cattio- Receipts.
500. Market steady. native beof steers.
i.opW3 .ii. western steers, t.O0dl.ii.
Texas steers. a.7inl.hO. cows aud
heifers. $500 20, Gamers. 2.25G3. 30.
stockers and feeders. s.eoHt %: calves.
iogr6.sii bulls aud stays 1id3.so.
Hogs Receipts, $500 Market bMiOc
lover heavy. 3.tinm3G1n. mixed. a.as
80, light. a.i2itu3. co. plga, 3. p0H
1905 bulk " sales. l.a5Ig.G0.
Sheep Receipts. $500 Market active.
strong; native muttons. coat. ~.
western muttons. 3.SiuA 60. stock
sheep. 800 n $50: lambs, .gtas.2l.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-18

ANA mining claims. situated In
Camp Floyd mining district
\ stockholders meeting nf the Alta
Mining company was held Yesterday.
and an assessment ~ uu eighth Of
cent per shnrc levied uu the capital
stock. The property 81 the company "
situated at Five Mile rnas In Camp
Floyd district. and development work
which has lately been done un w. shows
very promising results The ASSESS
mcnt was made To enable thr company
to continue To- develop the property.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-18
KNNsAs clfY Llyn srocK.

Kansas city. Mo-. March iS.-Cattie--
Receipts. 10 Market unchanged
Hogs Receipts. $500. Market weak
tu De- lower Bulk Of sales. 3.o0Hg.5O.
heavy, a.iin3.'i. packers. .Gnif3 ,O
mixed. 3.Hu3.12h. light o.. 500. O..
workers.. .c0G3. s.; piEs. 3.isHg.i0
Shoep-Nu market
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-18
Mining Nsu. from rro,o.

Special Correspondence
Provo. March l,-The following mo-
tlces of location have been filed with
the county rcrUwer' Tho Union, sit
Nv.rs "a all Nurth Pass Nos. I. .. 3 aud
A situated Boz North Tintlc district hy
James l.. Williams IT al,
Edmund l.. ilall Of Dillon. Montana.
has add Tor fg,i 20 Joseph NJ, Gnzzam
OF Philadelphia, Pa. Nos. I. ?. 3. 4. s,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-18

We take pleasure In announcing 10
the ladies' NJ salt Lake that our mill
llnery department IN ~ charge ~ Miss
cater, who Tor several years was chief
designer for Aiken" New NnrkH most
fashionable millinery house,
PARIS MILLINERY 90.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-18

$1,000; left over. 200 Market ssfioc
lower. Mixed and butchers, Sl.G0Ga 90.
good heavy. s350N3a2is; rough heavy.
fa.bim3.65, light. $500 aS2h.
cattlc-R Receipts. 200. Market UNI
changed
shecp--i,eccipts 2.50o Market. firm:
sheep. s3iOais0. lambs. NiOa6.GO.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-18
wrrEIY NAM STATEMENT.
STOCKS AND BONDS.

New York. March Extraordinarily
erratic changes occurred In the opening
dealings and there was AN absence Of
any decided tendency, Activity Ia I'll.
gar at higher level brought a Hight
response In the general market, hut
the standard shares moved HluggiHhly
ana soon yielded again, Continental,
Tobacco and International paper pre-
ferrod were exceptionally weak which
diffuHcd heavy tone to other special
ties, The second hours trading was an
exact counterpart of last weeks move
mcnt. The market was under pressure
prior 10 the publication 81 the bank
statement and then rallied sharply
when the figures became known. The
statement shows decrease IN surplus
rcSrve OF Ss.iGsS25. loans t3,591. 300. aud
cash over s6,Oo0Ooo,
Enormous purchases Of sugar. which
lifted u materially above the early
record pri- Of the week. exercised a
beneficial effect on the general market
ana sharp rallies occurred. brooklyn
Transit ana Metropolitan were notably
strong ana the standard shares figured
for gains OF n point, The market
closed and active with most stocks
about on a parity with last nights
close.
SUGAR.
New York. March S--sugar-Raw.
barely steady; fair refining. 3Is centri-
fugal, 30 test. "a; molasscH sugar, So
refined. quiet; crushed. OK; powdered,
~; graduated, bh.
COFFEE.
coffe,.-Dull
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-18

Call ne No. igi Main Street for your
Dry Goods and Notions. Selling out
below cost.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-18
onAsp .rniso MillrSrny orrS,So

Monday and Tuesday. March s0th
ana 2lst. Cordial invitation 90 the
Ladies'.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-18
There are
Gaudier Trains

than the Chicago Special. but none
more comfortable more reliable. or
moro perfectly appointed.
on the chicago Special YOU sleep Ia u
HlccpinE-car. dine In dininE-car. re-
cline In /. reclining ehair ear. aud
smoke In u BUFFET Fnoklng-car.
Leaves Denver i;i0 p. NJ, Arrives
Omaha $50 next morning; Chicago SIS
next evening Tickets at offices VI
connecting lines.
Ticket ONCE. sii 3. W. Temple 81,
l. a. DENTON. Ticket Agent. II. q. W.
Hy,, Dooly Block.
H. y. NEsLEN. Travelling Pass. and
Freight Agent.
w \. M'AiILLAS. Gen, ACT
2ii $, w. Temple 81. salt Lake city.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-18

ladies specially invited 10 IN,
Grand spring Millinery Opening
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-18
CHICAGO MARKETS
PRODUCE.

CHICAGO MARKETS
PRODUCE.
Chicago, March is.-May wheat OPEN
ed at Gsas, advanced TO CTS, ateadied at
61AHA.
CLOSE.
wheat-May. G5lh0A; July. GG7s.
corn--MRroh. see, May. 3iA.
Oats March, 2iA Ma v. 25h.
Pork-Maroh. S.75; May. $4,000.
Lard-March. bi, May. $50,
RIBS March. t55; May, iG1.
CASH.
wheat-No. 2. red. G5isG70; No. 2.
Gid6s. No. 2, hard G2hG6s No .. C0H
G2ib No, I, northern spring, GGhdGIh;
No. 2, G5u67 No, ., spring, 6in6h
Corn-No. .. 3aAnis; No, .. "a.
OatH--No. .. 26fih. No. ., s5A.
Harley-3s 10 49,
Rye-5iM.
Timothy-2,3
FlaN-i.22,
LIVE STOCK.
Chicago, March Estimated re-
cepits, hogs. today, 1900; tomorrow.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-18

Tho Madscn Gold Mining company
has been Incorporated with George r.
Smith, carl !. Petersen. H. W. Mndsen.
l.. W. Madscn aud J, Fred Schlingmnn
as directors. Tho capital stock IN ti0.-
600. In tcn-ccnt shares. The claims are
the Madison Nos, I. . and Q. In Gold
Mountain mining district.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-18
eLosINu Our an.

W. W. tfsii, ZOO usin street.
repairing complicated watches Hpcolalt.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-18

Articles 0f Incorporation M the Old
Colony ana Eureka Mining company
have been flrd with the county cirrk.
10 owns claims In Tintic has capital
~ $4,000 IN Decent shares and has !.
g. sullivan nH president. Richard
Gunthcr. vice president, ~. -. Twoney.
nrnrrlnrN. and ~ vs.. nnnlnr. lreaamrnr.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-18

Chicago, March is.--Estlmated re-
cepits, hogs. today, 1900; tomorrow.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-18

stock brokcrs. ~ w. End South. Tel. to5.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-07-25
SLAYER OF IS BEARS.

IFrom the Century Magazine.l
after Big Game With Packs is the
title of a paper by Captain James Coo
per Ayres. U. S. A. The hunting ex-
petition was made in 1898, and General
Brooke took part in it.
our hunter and guide par excellence
was Baptiste GARNER, or Little Bat
as he was generally called. He was
five feet six inches tall; his frame was
we'll knit: every muscle was developed;
his lungs were as sound as an ante
lope's; his eye had the power of a mi
crOscOpe; and a rifle had been his play
thing since boyhoOd- His father was
French and his mother Indian, and he
inherited the energy, bravery and en-
durance of the old Canadian vOyageurs,
with the remarkable observation and
instructive knowledge of topography
and of the habits of animals of the
aborigines of the plains. His mission
in life seemed to be to kill, and prob
ably his aggregate bag would surpasS
that of any other hunter in this coun-
try He kent. a record only of the
bears he killed, and that record had
then reached eighty-five- Mr. Webb
Hayes, son of the late president, who
was one of our party, called him the
greatest hunter in the world" His
wonderful powers of trailing game were
our admiration. He would ride along
on his pony and occasionally make such
remarks as Two mountain sheep
crossed there yesterday or "A black
tail deer and fawn passed along here
this morning" and we would look in
vain for a sign. He would trail a deer
or an elk at a trot, and presently re-
mark, He's over in those bushes" and,
sure enough, there he would be.
He had the true Indian taciturnity
about his success as a hunter Mr.. Col
Inns of Omaha likes to tell the story of
one of Bats elk hunts. He was on a
hunt with General Crook some years
ago, and one afternoon strOlled off alone
and on foot When he returned at
n
you see anything?'' Saw thirteen elk, .
was the reply. with information that
seemed to end the conversation. Mr..
Collins persevered: Did you get any
of them?' Yes, I got them He had
actually slaughtered the whole band of
thirteen elk
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-07-25
NORTH TOPEKA.

Items intended for this column should
be left with the Kimbal Printing COM
pany. S35 Kansas avenue
Mrs. John Powers of Kansas avenue is
very seriously sick.
George Frisbie of Granville visited on
the North side today.
Fra nix Fleming of Silver Lake was in
North Topeka today.
Mrs. Glimpse of Abilene is the guest
of Miss May Murphy Of Van Buren street.
There will be teachers meeting at the
Christian church this evening at o'clock.
The Methodist ladies of the. west sec
field park Thursday.
The aged mother of Mrs. A Roff of
Park street is seriously i'll at the home
of her daughter
The young people of the Presbyterian
CHURCH give a picnic this AFTERNOON on the
Washburn college campus.
Mr.. Emil Danielson of Providence. r. L,
is visiting his brother, Mr.. Philip Daniel
son. and south side friends.
Miss Mary PetrO and Miss Lode Para
more viii entertain a number of their
! friends at a picnic this evening at Gar
Mr.. Harry stoden of Hoyt went to Kan
Sas city today on a snort business trip.
spend the day.
There is still talk of a Commercial club
for North Topeka but but SO 2,n far it is all
great body and moves slowly.
Instead Of continuing his work to Kansas
| extends his cleaning operations to all
| the naved streets in the ward.
now going on rapidly. The fine store room
| on the first floor will be the largest and
! finest in North Topeka.
| c. c. Nicholson. with his new sprinkler.
keeps down the dust in front of his own
| house on Van Buren, street, and if the
| residents of other streets would come
| with the dust it is presumed he would
| do the same for them.
Fred Banta of Maple Hill was on the
North side yesterday looking for a fine
horse that was stolen from his place on
/ the night of the 21st instant. As usual,
! the thief took his pick of the lot, select
| ing one of running stock.
| Mrs r. S. Neiswender of 500 North
! Monroe street is visiting in Carbonate,
| the guest of Mr.. and Mrs H. Beacher.
| Mrs Chas. Steinberger left Saturday for
| Hoyt, where she viii visit her parents.
| Mr.. and Mrs. P. H. Steward, for two
! weeks.
Miss Katie GuffyZ and Mr.. George Coo
| per were married Monday afternoon at 4
| clock at the home of the bride, 90S North
| Madison street. by the Rev. w. B. Hutch
| inson. Mr. and Mrs. Cooper leave today
| for Rossville, where Mr. Cooper is located
| in business.
| Mr.. J. NJ Baird, who does not want to
! be considered as a ''knocker," has a fine
| lot of flowers in front of his house on
| sidewalk and afford nice young men a
chance to pluck button-hOle bouquets as
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