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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-09-14
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@eoroe !. 8outweu, Gr S6oBz
ants Secretdr ulo elmer Der bcruOrs
ru9euoiten &etdmpier Der imperiaIis
itii6eu Eolitit, bat etnen O1fenen
Sriei al Sic amcritanil6en Arbeiter
uer0ientli1t, in Dem cr bielelben aul-
ruit, WiammenSuiteben unO Frdlis
bent WtcRmleD i'm nditcn sabre am
5timmtuiten III l6la9en. Inter Anz
oerem beiBt cS Oa:
ySbnen IOwcbl mie mir 9ebt elrt
S6ema ilber ale anoern, menn Srd9en
uon uQ9emeiuer @Sidtigteit bebanoelt
mcrOen. Die Nation ltebt belte Dor
elmer SriliS ODER uielme6r, ne befln'
oct ii1 mitteu in Der &riliS, Die Der ar-
beitenoen &lniie aQeS llebel uertilnoet,
oaS ie iiber lie tommen fam. otl9t
alein oie i6nen l9on lett Sabren be
faunte Wa6t beS @roBcdpitullSmls
mu6t ibnen beute mcbr 81 l6oner
ais ie; es beorpbt lie and nod Elm
neuer Seiuo, ein Seino, bur6 bel'er
Soripieselun9 uno an oie'9SanO=
Wialuns lie ieit Sabren bepOgen NOR
ben limb, iiir Die republitanil9e Far'
tel unb oeren Protection to Nmeria
can 0abor anb Snouitrp" 81 ltimmen
eS beorobt lie beute (unO spar ourd
ein.n politdnoiSen Srontwedlel Die.
Ter ielben rspublitanii6sn Fartei I'M
ter oeren oer;eitiser SibranS Ser Re'
sierunsSseiddite) III Der Shat BIT
GoncurrenS uOn Yauperarbeit, UNI
pieS ni@t etpa bR earopdil6e vFal
perarbeit", BON Der Die republitani
l6en FlatIorm;immerer uno Stump
reoner bel ieber GonsreB uno Natio
ualpabl 10 piel SdrsfltdeS 81 er;db
len wuBten, wOpOn Der am.ritanii6
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-09-14

2lr6eiter, 6ant ser Iarlor9lt6cn
S6ubpolotit Der republitaniI6en Bar
tel, bebjitet iei, lOnOeru etlpa9 nett
S6limmereS - sic uiiutil0e aulis
ur6eit, Die biui9ite 2lrbeit, Die Der
mad alien Ni6tungeu Der 2Sinorole
mad biaisen uno INNER hiai8eren
arbeitStrditen ben Groball bur9lds
0enoen GapitaliSmu9 bis Jest nod
enoett bat. %on oieier Palperarbeit
meroeu lie beute, oant Der tmpertdlls
ltiIdeu GroberlngSpolitit, Der li6 uns
lere republitauil6e National Aomtniz
ltration inter Dem Sporn oeS lie be.
berri6enoen @rrBcapitaliSmls er9e=
ben bat, bebrobt. uno menn lie Der
|@efu6r, Die ibren Snterenen Cyobnen)
pom oieler Settle orobt, ent9eben mol
len, 10 miiilen iie tbun mas ibnen III,
Gentralperbano - Die Imerican ,ye=
beration Of Vabor - aui leiner leb'
ten Nationalconpention l6oH ais 20,
litil6e Hi6ti6nur e%mpfoblen bat
benz SmperialiSmuS am Stimmta.
item ben GarauS MAIDEN 81 belren, IN.
Dem lie Wanu fir Wtann SeSen leosr
Gon0reBcanoioaten itimmen, Der id
iir oieie Yolitit (anSlieoerung be'
Ybilippinen) srfldrt - inoem lie Ter
ner, Ntann iir Wtann in Der ad6ltel
gtationalwabl Dor alem 9esen oei
0aupttrissr oieler seidbrli6en Boil
tit, ben ieeisen Frdlioenten Mcain
lep, ltimmen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-09-14

Inter Sen Sommerwei;ens StNaten
ra0t Dor allen berpor Mtinneiotd nit
s., 000, 600 Sulbel, OemnG6it errpdbz
men mir 9toro= Oatotu nit 81, 900
900 uno SiO 0atoto nit So ,000,-
600. 9tebroSta bat in oieicm Sabre
80, 600, 600 Suibel Commentator
gcerntet, Soma Is, 0O0, 0oOuno lSiS
coniin $500, 600. SelonoerS be
mertenSwertb i6eint inns nod, bah
l,ep Werice nit 1900, 600 Suibel
SommerpeiSen ucrSei6net lit, Colo
rGbo nit 100000, Mpomin9 nit
$50 900 uno Wontana nit l,750,
600 Suibel. SOn BEN Staateu Onl
itillen Ocean weroen aui u%nlerer "a.
lei Californian uno Oregon ais 9Sin.
teripeiSen. Stauten, @ulbinSton ais
commandments taat besei0net. ga
lifornien bat ndmli6 beuer &c, zoe,
900 Sulbel uno Oregon 1900,
900 @inter' @eiSen prooucirt, nab
renb Der Staut @aibinston al Som
merpeiSen II, 900 600 Suibel seern.
tet bat.
suS alien bieiem liebt nan, bai
pom elmer WiBernte peoer uri Den
@ebiete beS Minternei;euS nod all
benz bes CONNER eiSens Die oteb'
lein fam. anoerleits limb aber biz
Grtrdse Der beurisen ameritanil6er
g8eiScnernte teincspesS 10 erorbitant
Inn Elm f%ortwdbrenbeS Sallen be
Freiie gu re6tfertisen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-09-14
@icbtio fir Ncrcimc,

lpel6e li6 tommenoen Sonntag, ben
II. Sept, al Benz oeutl6 : tatboli=
idsn Seite 81 Ct. Faul bctbeilisen.
Gs mare 81 wilni6en, bab ole Ser
cine nit 9lbseiden uno SABINE eri6eiz
men wlroen. IS 1T angefragt worben
Oh Stearns Gountp cine ei9ene Sipiz
lion in Der Varaoe bilben fann. Dies
miro i'm Sabn;use betannt 9emadt,
mic aud !3eit uno Srt, lpaltu unb no
mir ;ulammeu tommen ioQcn. sir
mebrere Sage 9iltige SidetS fam
man beim yotaI GilCnbdbuu9enteu tauz
len. Nui Dem Niuwe9e fault man
Elm Gidei oaS and ;ur Hiidfa0rt be-
re6ti9t, ucrluu9t eiu Gertiiitat, iIberz
0iebt bieic9 Wtonta9 Dem Sefretdr i.
Hiebm III ct. Fuul, uno bel Ser Miidz
reile iablt man iiIr oaS &illet mlr Elm
Grittcl oe9 geW0bnlidcn NnbrpreiieS.
Ntelc (idets gelten pom -. bis gum
II. Septembcr fir Die lNiuiNbrt uno
bis gum "A. Scptcmbsr iitr Die Ncintz
iabrt. - <n Ser ct. GlouO lube
ilettcn Gmpidu9niBtir1c wirO Conn
tag, Den Il. Sept. ) llbr morgenS
cine bl. Wteiic iir iolhe gelelen, Die
lid bier Der Vrcml ion no9 Ct. Tall
QuihlicE2u.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-09-14

Yiarrer Der @emeinoen ODER aud bic
Depot @senten. Wdnner, Sinslinse,
Srauen, Sunsirauen, entidlieBt Sud,
bel bieler i60nen @elcsenbeit 10 na4=
oridli6 uno bauerno l3eu9niB absu=
leSen fiir Guren bl. tatbolilben @laus
ben, m%itsuwirten sur Gbre @Ottes unb
sur Terberrliduus leiner %beoldnsten
Vraut, Der 8irdn, uno gu Sei9en. oaB
beutl9e 2reue i'm @lauben, beutlder
Wtutb i'm Setennen oeslelben uno
beutl6e SeltiSteit unO Gntldlonenz
belt in TeribeiOisums Der @abrbsit
aud in unierem Saterlanbe nod frdfs
tig unb nadbaltis pa6ien uno 9cbeiz
ben numb SAB unolebcnoiS iinO. Oesbalb
alf nab Ct. Vaul
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-09-14

Die !3eit nabet beran, baB bic gu.
ten S6weltern, Die bas Mailenbaus
unter 9luiii6t baben, ii6 auf ben gSes
MAIDEN, I'm wie s~ew0bnli9 in Der
sansen Si0seie gu colettiren. IS lit
bes Siidois FfIi6t, al Sud ale bic
ernite Sitte ersebea ST ~laiien, fir bic
Wailentinber 81 lorsen uno lie nit
allen Notbiser ;a uerieben. IS limb
iiber $50 &inoer aus allen Sbeilen
Der Si0sele in Der @ailenanl talt, Die
Don ben ebrw, S4weltern 81 Sittle
Salts liebepoa seleitst wirp, @ie
SIR wiiiet, baben bic suten S6we=
tern bic Terpileguns uno GrSiebuns
Der Mailentinper unternommen unter
Der SebinsunS, oaB ibnen cine idbr.
lide Sammlung in allen Wiiiionen
Der Oi03eie seitattet werbe. BIS iept
baben lie fat iberau lebr quite auf=
nabme ssfunbsn. Sic baben nod
uiele S9ulben aui benz @aiienbauie,
miiiien bobe Sntereiien besablen unb
basu 10 piele &inber %erndbren, fleiser
unb ersieben. allies bas erforbert
sroBe Nuslasen, Die beitritten werben
miiiien. Sd 3weifl ni6t, baB uniere
suten &atboliten gu bielem 10 MOTH
wenbisen uno @ott woblseiduisen
@erte nod &rditen beitrasen werben.
Sci allen ioritisen sroBen Auslasen
gum Sntereiie Der 81. Helision wers
ben lie bic arnleu @ailen ni9t per
seiien. Sieie iouen BEN @ldubissn
belonoers am Sersen lie9en; elm ies
Der fatb. Gbriit iou tra6ten, on bic
len armen perwaiiten &inbern Glternz
iteQe babur6 81 pertreten, baB er lein
S6erilein 81 ibrer u%nterbaltuns bei=
TRACE. SIR tonnt oas UNI 10 leidter
ibun, neil Ser liebe @ott audi bieles
Sabr gud nit elmer guten Grnte &C.
iesnet bat. SSbr tonnt auf feline @eile
Cure Sautbarteit better an ben Gag
lesen unb Sud Ben Sesen @ottes ilr
Die 3ufunit li6ern, alS wenn Sbr bon
ben 9ottli6en @~obltbaten einen @ott
woblsefdaisen @ebruu6 ma6t. llno
wel6er @ebrall6 tonnte benz &ater
Der armen 9Sailen beiier sefauen, als
bic Gorge iir bas cwise lno seitli6e
@obl Der Climber, bic bon Guerer
Opierwiuisteit abbdnSis iinS? Gr
lelbit la9t; User Gines pom oielen
Ileinen auinimmt in meinem Namen,
Der nimmt mid aui." SSenu Sbr
ireigebis unb 9roBmiItbig ieio, 10 min
er lid pon Gu6 an @roBmutb nidt
iibertreiien laiien, wie er lelbit 9elagt
bat; y@ebet uno e5 miro Sud wie=
Der 9e9eben meroen." 0ieier Sriei
loQ in allen @cmeinben pcrlelen lper.
Sen.
+ SncpbuS Srpbcc,
Sil6oi pon ct. Glouo.
PIN I. September 1899.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-09-14

SSeil % sic Rel. ision aus ieinen S9us
len usrbannte, IN ) Dem @abne bull
piat., als tonnte ein tr%senobaftss
Gei6lc6t obne &.lis ton alllwa9len'
Die &elision lit bic 4 'rIlnolass Del
Woral-pie Stiise os5 @siplllenS-
nebmtet silsm Solte Die !, fel'Slon-
uno ibr nebmet ibm lsiu + 'eioIlen,
ieine Su9eno, ieine 6reiheit! Sas
llnslilt pom Wanila bat SaS ro'p'
S6ulbauS perl6ulbet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-09-14
Iufrnf an Sic Hatbplifcm Der
CiD;cie ct. Slpnb.

Nm Sonu.l9, ben II. september,
lit cine 9roBOrtige auno8cbul9 tatbo=
lii6er lleberSeI9un9S SreUc III Der
Nuuptituot uniereS StoateS 0eplunt.
Nus alien SJtileu Der Ser. Staaten
meroen Scrtreter oeutI6er tutb. WtGnz
ueruereinc III 9rOBcr NnSabl eri6ei
nen. Sebr piele oeltl6e faith. WtGns
neruereinc unicreS Stuates merocn il,
|oa;ubl ibrer N}itglieOer ii6 bethel
li9en, lpGbreuo anoere Oele9aten len
Ben werOen, uno uu9cSdblte Oeuti6e
tatb, Otduncr mo Srouen, ,>iln9ltn9e
uno ,Sungiraueu oes 9GnSen Norolterns
Staates meroen our6 ibre @egenruart
.SelgniB iiiribren tatbolilden @lauben
able9cu uno oielc &uno9ebunS tatboz
lii6en yebeuS uno StrebenS perberrz
lidsu belIen. lleberall in unlerem
Staute uno al6 in III inherent Gountp
ia in Der 9anSen Oi0Sele re9t ii6 eli
ria tatbslii6eS SemuBtiein, Sa nil
bcuti6e &atboliten Der 0i0;eie ct.
Glouo, Der eiu;is oeutl6cu bes er;bi=
i60ili6en Spren9elS, louen uno mol.
len 9erpiB ni9t Die NGnoe in ben
S9oB lssen, uielmebr uns Sablreid
betbeiliSen an cicler beoeutunsSuoller
aunb9ebunS sur Serberrli6un9 unie:
res beilisen WloubenS, sur Gbre Got
ties uno gum @oble u%nlerer bl, &ir6e
Sumal bieS OIL jenem Gage 10 lei9I
uno biuis obne uiel .3eituerluit UNI
obne sroBe @uSla8en Seldeben fam
Ndbere auSfunit ertbeilen serne BIZ
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-09-14
Sternicbmuppcn.

Ginit bie8 es: Sin gutes @epil=
len lit Oas bette Hubetinen. 0aS lit
Gielen %Oeroltet. lie finben lid beirut
bi9t bel einem p~ebnbortn Gemiiien-
uuo lie taltl6utartiser eS lit, oeito
beller. ySieher anbere BADEN es be-
reIts sur @ewinenlOlisteit sebradt,
unb pas e~beniallS bebnbare @eles
gilt i91en ais eiSiSe Storm.
Au8tmein 0e1t bic alase iiber un=
! geredti9teit in 6onoel uns @anoel
i'm @roBen unp i'm a(ejuen. Man
liebt bic Spmptome Ser &rantbeit,
empIinSet Die @ebre6en, aber l9eut
iit, Die llria6e oeriel6en- 10 nabe
tie aud liesl- ernltli6 81 eriOriden.
Sn Der Yorlteuuns Ser Smpsriali-
item weroen bic Ser. Staaten uno
England bic Hieien iein, welde be-
ltimmt limb, bic @elt ST erobern unb
alien anoern @oltern ben SUP in BEN
Naden 81 iesen. Nn @roBe Ser
Fbantaiie limb bic Smperialilten uns
ilbertreHli9,
Statiitilde Grbeb Lnsen, bic be-
wsiien, oaB bic geu0lteruns pom Srs
lamb lett benz Sabre 1S45 UNI bic
9dlfts abgenommen bat, iouen in
England SroBes Gritaunen errest b.
ben. 6ier in amerita wiro oiele
Gntoetuns weniser Gritaunen uerur=
laden, benn maj weiB bier l6on ldnsit
wobin bic Sobne Der srinen Snlel
ibre s4ritts selentt 9aben.
Guba, FortO Hico iosar bic Fbilips
pinen iouen balo rSelbltresieruus"
erbalteu. @ann aber wiro fir bic
Ser. Staaten Die i3eit tommen, oa iie
itatt BON Srul unb Wonopoliiten
re9lerf 81 weroen, lt1 lelblt re9lerer
tonnen unb biirfen?
Der StreidbolS ; Sruit bat ieiae
Sabrit in Faiiaic, New Seriep furser
6ano 9el4loiien. llnteroen Setrof=
ienen belinben iid leiber aud BRET
bunbert Wdoden oenen cs fir ldnsere
3eit usrIastiit y @tat9es" gu MAIDEN.
@enn bic Hsule ni6t wiiien, mas
lie lasen iolen iOuten tie paS lisber
lasen itatt etwas gu iasen, mas iie
ni6t mebr iasen pouteR nod etpas
barber gu lasen winen.
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Sacpbus,

bur6 @ottes @nabe unO oes apolt.
Stubles Sii9of uOn Ct. Glouo,
wiinl6t leinem selietten alerus unG
9olte Srieoen i'm 0erru,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-09-14

ySrnn ihr Gin 9utes Wlttel boben lpolt,
Gler Slut III r%elnl8eu, Die 9ierpe1 III itdricu
uuo Ole Contribution Si trditl9en, brdudt
Sooo's S%ariaparila. @ebrauht uur Sooo's.
SoOo's Yilcn beilen Srehreis, aopiihmerS
aus Dem Mageu uno lnperoaullhtelt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-09-14
SncpbuS Srpbcc,

Sii6oi pon Ct. Glouo.
PIN I. September 1899.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-09-14

@enn Die Ssule nidt wiiien, mas
lie iasen iolen i0lten tie baS lisber
iasen itatt etwas 81 lasen, mas iie
ni6t mebr lasen wOlIteH nod etpas
barber III lQQen uiiieu.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-07-18

will be Il tiers and so arranged that all
can see.
Chas. SamsOn-That is a good plan.
We ought to place one of them in the
Commercial club rooms, in order that
all the members can see.
Dean LOW have had several plans
made and will give them to different
members of the club.
NJ. D. Henderson-How much lumber
do you estimate that it will take to
build it properly.
Dean Low have not estimated that
yet L think that 1t would be better
to wait until we can see some of the
lumber men and get the exact figures
and hnd out as to how much lumber
we can get.
w. B. Robey-Now in regard to the
money which the Grocers and Butchers
have in their fund. which amounts to
about $500, have not been able to find
out definitely yet whether we can count
on this money or not but will know in a
few days.
Chas. Samson-We could use that
money to good advantage. There is
no doubt Of our making this circus
go. In the horse show this year we
would have had money to burn had not
the grand stand burned it up for US.
Even after We paid all expenses and
the extra expense of building a new
apiece.
Dean Low-These society circuses are
all the go in the east and there is lots
OF money made on them. We are able
to get a great many good attractions
and the people seem to be taking hold
OF this thing in good shape We can
give good Wild West show with ex-
ira features and other attractions
which viii be pleasing to the public
W. b. Robey-What about having
few fireworks?
M. Weightman-They would be nice
but they burn up money pretty fast.
we might have a few fireworks but I
would be in favor OF getting up other
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where she has been visiting for the past
month.
G. G. Chapman Of Van Buren, street
will return to work Thursday after a
seven weeks vacation on account of
illness.
Mr.. David Bowie who has been max
ing his home with his aunt, Mrs. Thos.
Page. is now boarding at the Union
Pacific hotel.
Well If you are going to get any of
those bargains in shoes, dry goods and
millinery this week. you want to be
coming. Costley & Post.
Mrs. p. L. Reynolds of 9S5 jackson
street, was called to St. Joe yesterday
by the illness of her brother, Mr.. Con-
ser. She will be away for several
Mrs. Kate F. King of East Gordon
street, has received word of the birth Of
a son last Sunday morning to her
daughter Mrs. Bert Fesler of Duluth,
MINI. The baby has been named John
King Fesler.
Yesterday while destroying a nest of
wasps at the home of Elmer Miller on
Park street. Miss Stella Nichols was
severely stung on the face and arms.
It will be some time before she RECEIVERS
from the effects of the poison.
Mr.. S. Y. High, employed in the
Thomas planning s1nill, had the index
finger Of his right hand cut of and the
hand severely scratched yesterday af-
ternoon, while working with the buzz
saw. Mr.. High has been working in
mills for twenty years, but this is the
first time he has met with an accident.
A party Of young people chaperoned
by Misses Jessie Priddy, Rosie Sheetz
and Lizzie Shelabarger enjoyed a straw
ride Monday evening. After driving
around for a time they returned to the
home of Miss Shellabarger where the
remainder of the evening was spent in
playing games after which ice cream
and cake were served to Eleanor and
leila Lukens, Mary Markham, Sadie
Heber, Winnie Hayes, Pauline Lacey,
Edna Frazer, Bessie Watts, Ada Mum
Albert Lutes, VIII Buechner. John
land, Charley Sandmyre, Ernest Prid-
dy, JAG and Edwin Campbell, Edwin
James, Harry Smith, Harry Frazer,
Jay Studer and Fred MUnsey.
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GROUND PLAN OF THE PROPOSED SOCIETY CIRCUS.

us shall be repaid pro rata as far as
said proceeds shall be sufficient to re
imburSe US.
In this way we do not ask the people
to give us this much money but we only
ask each one to loan us a small amount.
In this way if it should happen that
we should not make expenses why the
loss to each would be very slight.
NJ D. Henderson-That is an excel
lent scheme. Every business man in
town will be willing to give his share
and as to our coming out behind it is
foolish to think of such a thing. We
will make our borrowed money back
and four or five times as much in add
ton If 1t takes 81 900 to put on the
show we will surely take in that much
and two or three times that much.
NJ. Weightman-Let US all take few
hours off some day soon and go round
the city with the lists.
NJ. D. Henderson-We can raise ST. 900
that way in three hours. And especial
ly since it is only a guarantee fund.
Chas. Samson-WeIl you gentlemen
set the day and 1 am with you. I am
very busy just now but any man can
afford to give a few hours of his time to
such a laudable enterprise.
W. B. Robey-Count me in with you
any time you decide to go.
NJ. Weightman-Just call me up by
telephone and I will be with you
Dean LOW-SuppOse we set Wednes-
day at 9 o'clock as the time when we
will start this subscription list.
NJ D. HendersOn-That seems to be
satisfactory to all; let's meet at my
Office and start out from there.
Dean LOW think we ought to or
ganize before we adjourn.
And according to this suggestion the
following officers were selected:
Dean Low, chairman.
M. D. Henderson, secretary.
Chas. Samson, treasurer.
After the election of officers the cons
mittee adjourned to meet again on Fri
day night at the Commercial club
rooms.
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NORTH TOPEKA.

Items intended for this column should
be left with the Kimban Printing COM
pany. S35 Kansas avenue
Bert Roehr left Monday for a week S
visit in Chicago.
Mr. Mark Putnam returned from
Omaha yesterday.
Mrs. J. H. Skinner is seriously sick at
her home in Shorey.
Jacob KuIl of Soldier township was on
the north side today.
Miss Minnie Bunting went to the
country today for brief outing.
S. T. Hathaway of Denver is visiting
his brother, D. J. Hathaway on Jackson
street.
Miss Reta Roberts leaves today for
Clay Center where she will visit for two
weeks.
There will be a teachers meeting at
the Christian church this evening at 8
o'clock
Miss Harriet Staples left yesterday for
a visit of several weeks to friends near
Meriden.
Mr.. c. S. Gillespie returned this morn
ing from a trip to the western part of
the state.
Miss Maude Myers and little sister
Anna left today for a short visit to
friends in Rossville.
Mr.. Thomas Page and family moved
yesterday to their farm north Of town,
where they will spend the summer.
Mrs. Porter and daughter Edith and
Mr.. and Mrs. Stock have gone to the
Stock farm north Of town to spend a
week.
Mrs. Matte Van Cleave returned Sat
urday from Kansas City and Lawrence
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Miss Isidore Mertsheimer of Kansas
City arrived today to visit Misses. Mar
garet and Grace Weiss. 80,
Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Macferran VIII
entertain the members of the Row
this evening complimentary to MIS-
Lescher Of Great Fails, Montana.
Miss Lucille Mulvane, Mr.. John Har-
rison and Mr.. John Nicholson went to
Hiawatha today to join camping
party: they expect to camp on the
Nemaha river for a week.
Mrs. Belle Hall Small of Albuquerque
is the guest of Miss Rossington at her
home on Monroe street.
Miss Mary Thompson returned Mon
day from a several weeks visit with
her sister, Mrs. Fred Bonebrake IN
Usage City.
Miss Abbie Ware, who has been visit
ing at different points in the east since
the close of Vassar college last month,
returned home today.
Mrs. M A. Sedgwick. who has been
visiting Mr. and Mrs. John r. Mulvane
for some time, will leave Thursday Ior
her home in Decatur, III.
Mrs. Frank Cope returned today from
Silver Lake where she has been spend
ing a few days.
Mrs. D. e Merwin of Kansas City is
in the city visiting her daughter, Mrs
VIII Eberle.
City Sunday to spend a week or two
with friends
Mr. and Mrs. c. c. Henshaw left
Monday for a weeks trip to Hutchin-
son, Ottawa and other points.
Mrs. c. D. Purdon and son left today
for a visit in Mulberry Ark, and Paris,
Tex. They will not return until the
first of September.
You can save five cents on every dol
lar by trading with the merchants who
give the premium stamps.
Mrs. Charles Bourne and children of
Newton are visiting Mr.. Bourne who is
dangerously i'll at the Santa Fe hos
pital
Mr. and Mrs. James Sproat and chill
dren spent Sunday at Merrill Springs.
Mrs. Herbert Armstrong went to
Lawrence today for a few days visit
with her mother Mrs. Roberts.
Mrs. George w. Parkhurst returned
Monday from q weeks visit with
friends in Lawrence.
Mrs. J. w Hardt has gone to Chi
cago where she was called by tele-
gram announcing the serious illness of
Mr. Hardt who is visiting his brother
there.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-07-18

In response to a call issued by the
chairman, Mr.. Dean Low, the commit
tee appointed by the Commercial club
to look into and arrange for the pro-
duction of a Society Circus, met last
evening in Mr.. Lows Office at the Rock
Island depot The five members of the
committee were present: Mr.. NJ.
W e1ghtman, Mr.. NJ. d. Henderson, Mr..
Chas- Samson. Mr.. w. b. RObey and
Mr.. Dean Low.
Now gentlemen" said Mr. Low. a
Few minutes after o'clock, IF you
viii all be seated I will explain the
ground plan of the society circus In
the first place 1 think the proper place
TO hold this circus is in the fair
grounds. The lay Of the land about
halt way over to the grand stand where
the Rock Island formerly had an ex-
hibit of a miniature depot is admirably
suited to the holding of the circus. The
ground is level and is not too far away
from the street car lines. Now in build
Ing this amphitheater. I have ecOnO-
mixed the space as much as possible
without interfering with the necessary
amount which is needed to properly
give the performance. It is necessary
TO have 1t as small as possible as we
must erect seats around three sides of
Il and must economic on lumber. The
length viii be 800 feet and the width
125 feet Around this space will be
erected the seats. leaving places for en-
trance and exit The announcer's stand,
settlers cabin and Indian village will be
within the enclosed space while the
horse tent and dressing room will be at
the back and on the outside The side
SHOW VIII also be on the outside near
tne entrance to the amphitheater The
seating capacity will be at least D OOO
while il will be able to seat 900 if
necessary. The seating viii be as fol-
lows: LOCO reserved seats on the east
end, 1000 seats each on either side. or
course these seats are simply in the
form Of tiers, one above the other. the
same as regular circus seats. There