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Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1900-02-14
raE GLASS OF FASHION.

buttons Ii Wedgwood designs on
green. blue and brown are a fashona-
he feature.
Very elaborate NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of sat
in are worn by some women as sub
stitrte for petticoats.
Rlncl. velvet slippers and oxford ties
embroidered with fine beads are very
siuart FOR evening dress.
Amorg the new French veilings is n
very becoming line white mesh. with
smail dots OF black chenille or velvet.
Charming bows worn on evening
gowns at one side OF the neck are made
OF double faced soft satin ribbon in
three different pastel coIors green.
pink md nnuye. for example.
hDuses Of white satin embroidered
with steel are one Of the novelties. and
lie satin IL sinshed NJ from tls' waist
ine to show Il W de cursclrt belt of sat
. covered with rows of stitching.
The new inffcta dress silks show
hayadrre lines. satin dots and stripes
With pretty lowered designs between.
while in the heavier weaves there are
some peculiar opal effects which s'e
fascinating.
The new pQucs are charming both In
qualify md coloring, the dark shades
III Blue. dGil roSr. brown aud green no
lng especially fine. They have satin
stripes Of TIE same color or polka dots
IN contrast. hut in either case they
are n dol rnt IN The pvp
Tanne Is in full vogue now both for
waists and entire gowns. and it is re-
ported thar Worth of Paris is making
= gathered skirt Of pannp with band
Of fur around the hem for the only
trimming. The gathers begin on ei.
Their side of the front breadth and con-
tinue around the back. = New York
Sun.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1900-02-14
PlTH AND POINT.

How nnGry It mikes n man TO see
any one he hates feel good natured!
Make fool Of yourself. and YOU
vim vindisntp the opinions OF those
N'ho hnte you.
II Is swift nge. Children thinE
their parents are crazy. and parents
think their children nre crazy,
After the first hahy aiFlycs a man
fmds II more ditl:cult to get sympathy
from his wife when business Is dull
Che OF the funniest things IN the
world is to hear quiet uniid little
woman trying 10 entertain man who
~ very deaf.
Vie first day nfter n fire You can't
coox Il Fireman away from the engine
house. but The third day he goes u
block away and within a week has
Forgotten NIL about his cautlon,--
Atrhlson Globe.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1900-02-14
ODD THINGS in CusA,

low ERtivcs Plant Fences and
American sali;crA PLANTED Tnbies.
Some odd thugs happen IN cuba.
Whom II man wishes fence nrcund his
yard or field, he doesn't build it; he
plants 1t. and it ggows too. First be
cuts grea, bundle OF pinon twigs,
then he scratches little trench where
lie wants his fence to run. and finally
he sticks in the twlgs in a row Il few
Inches apart. The soil OF Cuba is so
rich and the weather Is so warm and
mois, that directly the twlgs take root.
throw OFT branches and leaves, and
presently there is Il dense hedge or
pnon trees lnclosiug the field. And
there are 10 rails to drop out here or
boards to fall down and LEI IN the cat
Tie. and ihe fence is good for 100 years.
Nor IS that ie most curious thing
chat one mag y in Cuba. What woul A
ycl think of = &mp tnlH tAlt glevJ
Thsle Inc AkerIcan sVtlers weN'
Sqssilsili,.setd hack "a SApgjagS7they a.aA
great numbers of little tables by dry-
ling forked sticks in the ground for legs
and using a top OF bourds. OF course
the legs took root. aud some CT these
tables are now nicely shaded by lcafy
branches. ana In two or three years
four nice trees Will br growing there.
and no one will ever dream that they
were once table legs. Another curious
thing: At Guantanamo an old tin can
was fastened around he branch of n
big Cuban laurel tree some four or five
feet from its l2afy end. 1t was packed
full Of earth. and Americans wondered
what could be the purpose of it.
That's simple enough said the Gu
ban householder. I'm few weeks
/ roots Will grow in the earth inside the
tin can. Then we can cut of the limb
just back OF the can. stick 1t in the
ground. take away the can, and it will
grow into Il tree"
Plant cnuliGower plant In Cuba.
and instead of spreading ont In big.
fat head. like n cabbage, it spindles up
for all the world like a sunGower. three
or four feet high. with big, rank leaves
and little flower ut the top that you
never could recogaap as Il caulihower.
New York Sun,
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1900-02-14
Two For One.

BY special arrangement we offer
Home and Farm in combination
with our paper for II, being the
price of our paper alone. That is,-
for all r"" or old subscribers re-
newine and' laying in advance, we
send llun4H and Farm one year
free. Home and Farm has FOR many
years been the leading @griculturnl(
journal of the south and soutl west,
made 10y farmers for farmers. It's
Home Department conducted by
Aunt Jane, It's ChldreM's Depart
ment: and its Dairy Department.
IRE brighter and letter than ever.
Renew now and get this great
journal for the home and The farm
free.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1900-02-14
THE JESTER.

The echo is always polite enough to
-eturn call.
> y slender girl sometimes gives 4
young man plump refusal.
The whlstling wind and the whls-
cling woman are seldom able to stop Il
street car
The sloney man conceals In his
eest pocket is always invested,
a tr1ewvter girl without any bad
spells is a Jewel,
The man who plays cards isn't salts.
ted With little here helow. He al
ways wants u good deal = Chicago
News.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1900-02-14

They cat I, down in chinitowh-
Gimp suey
With NATIVE wiue to wash II iown--
CHIP suey.
It's nystlt di-a that will ddlight
An oriental npnrt'ie;
John Chlnaunn Iac It's ~ally ilght"--
hoplsucy.
I'm cuccr to know wlnt ii cam be-
CloH siiey.
Its name In o,er haunting nc-4
Chop sipy.
II c9mcs from where brass cymiInls ciang
And yellow silks and panels mhg:
1t pIings to mind great l.. IL Chang
Chop sliey.
Then, may he birds and birds lnqns in
tlor suey.
1t may he powdered dolphins tn
Chop suey.
Rome day the ,!ish will espl1rc.
end, tlK'ueh perhaps I'll eat no moro.
I'll lnow thc same | did bcio1c--
Chop sticy.
-Chicagoi Daily News.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1900-02-14
n.,yycc.n Friends.

"Dd you know that Miss Diones
was going 10 riGr-y ynulig smith,
Il hnew 1t. bit | catnot understand
how girl as Intelligent as shr is csn
consent to marry Il man stupid enough
10 want to marry her. Harlem Life.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1900-02-14

"What made YOU make that long ar
gumpnt before congress" asked the
friend.
why" answered the man who fail
cd to qualify. II felt it my duty to do
so. So long as drew II congressional
salary all Ike time was In Washing
ton | felt that | ought to give the pub
lc n speech or two for its money!
Washington Star.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1900-02-14

Paris takes the lead In the campaign
against splitting in p<bllc. a commit
tee of the town council has recon-
mended the putting up Of enameled
signs in the principal streets and
parks with the Inscription. I'm the III
terest of the people and to avoid TIE
spread of contagious diseases you are
requested not to spit on the Sidewalk. "
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1900-02-14

81 wnnt to show you work on po-
Iltical economy" said the agent.
Il don't want it, answered Senator
Sorghum With emphasis. I'm out for
campaign contributions, and | don't
want TO encourage anything but po-
.iitieal llberality. Washington Star.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1900-02-14

"I'd like you TO meet my Gnncee,"
sald slnngman spitefully to his for
mer sweetheart. 81 tell you she's a.
Bird"
Indeed. she retorted. and sup
pose she must he an early one, mas
much az she caught u."-Phlladel-
phla Press.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1900-02-14

Jack Falltrades-I've got the refusal
Of the agency in this town for patent
water bucket.
A.Sket-Arc you going to take it?
Jack 'alltrades-Don't know.
won't If can hold my present job.
Askrt-l soc. The bucket Is only TO
be used in case of fire.-Philadelphla
Press.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1900-02-14

rafferty," said Mr.. Dolan. did yez
ever hear the Old sayn, Beauty is only
skin doepT"
81 did Ana fo!ne, true sayin 1t u.s."
"lt's noihin iv the koind. Oi'm think
In " its foolshness livery tonne O.
take the cover off baked pitaty."-
Washington Star.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1900-02-14

"Do you 80 TO school. johnny" asked
IIr. Spoonnmore.
Yes, sir" responded Johnny. who
was entertaining the young man in the
parlor for few minutes ut the request
Of hIs elder sister Il study geography.
The worlds round. just like an orange.
Got sReY'-ChicaGo Tribune.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1900-02-14

"That mob scene was hkhdled with
splendid effect" said the ctItlc
ooh. yes" replied the rlaiIhgpr. "You
se@. W, kiIo the vlllsln'S creditors to 70
on IN that semie,'-phllaGeblla North
American.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1900-02-14
Nonun.on Troubles.

"l'd lie willing TO work Is hours
DAY for you. darl.rs!" he ardently
pleaded.
''Scasr she Kissed as she swept from
the room. for her papa was u Walking
delegaie. irook!Yn Life.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1900-02-14

q postal card on vi lch NaT Vrtlen:
Dear sam-Her@ are az details Of
that scundal' ThR rest WI In Greek.
-l.ehoboth Sunday HpraldIl
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1900-02-14
Good penlIn q sometimcn,

"What,s in name7T quoted the
thnUghrful man.
"WelE- answered the prosalc man
i've known of instances when n man
has harfto changr' his IN order to mar
ry Il strong minded woman with mon
eyr-ChIcago Post.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1900-02-14

"Shall you Ecve. marry. count?"
81 don't know, really. Fer the pres
ent I'm uhls to support myself Tn
G4IA GeSel,sclmft.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1900-02-14

He Dot-sr't HRow the Ez'ruth.
4 man seldom tells the ttutA about
hi' huainc.;S. Ilc eSargcraiAs II in one
way or the otlmr.- Atchisun Globe.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1900-02-14
LECNI.. 81. Fl NIX S.

The GAZETTE has on hand tho'
following named BLANKS for SALE;
Bill Of Sale.
Bin OF Cattle,
Chattel Mortgage,
Crop MnFigage,
Deed Of Trust.
Deed, Warranty. (nll caafAl
Deed, Warranty, Vendors Eien,
Deecsi Quit Claim.
Power'of Attorney,
Promissory Noler 10 per cent'attor+.
news clause,
Promissory Notca. Vendors Lien,
Release of Deed Of Trust,
Release of Vendors Lien.
Transfer CT Nendor's.I.irn.
SINNER G &ZETTE.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1900-02-14

ISill-DM you see the race between
the giraffe and the horsci
Ilil-No; which won2
"W'hy. the giraffe"
''I,cnt the horse murh?''
'Auch? We'll. | should say so, Beat
bin by IL L-ck..'
CrinsonNsnk My wife has one OF
the most wonderful rubber plants
ever saw.
WHAT'S 80 wonderful about t.?
You remember the night we cunlu
home from the lodge togethers"
"Wlll ! ever forget M"
swell. the rrXt morning found u
pair Of urctics growing on that rubber
plant
"Fhc sermons Of that young minister
who has the room next to mine ara
truly wonderful" said the Young man
boaidpr.
''lndredT' snid the landnIy.
Yes: whenever hear him rehoars-
Tag i!ieni in his room. they keep mo
awake. hut r. happen to Hp In chnrrh
vhpn he's preaching. they Invariably
put Inc to sleep"
ycast-Nns yow wife rad when
you got homp as, night:
Crimsonieak-Was she? Well, /
ahonld say 80.
4 Thought you too,S her home soma
oystarsY'
IN did. but she wouldn't touch
snMn't YOU tell her yod had peeu to
Che lo1se?r
Yes BIT she wouldn't swallow that
cl1her.'-Y oakers Sinipsmnp.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1900-02-14

why One woman Is learning Greek.
a mem nun has sent through a
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1900-02-14

Dncan-lts hard to hear that glrl
Plug without heii:g moved
llgbert Yes: understand four fam.
Elios who have lived next ddor to hrr
have leeu moved after uealfug her
sting.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1900-02-14

"Fhc sermons Of that young minister
who has the room next 10 NINE ara
truly wonderful said the young man
N.,,r,l,,.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1900-02-14

| AEgAAsl
~ III ,s---=7f N Il y zlsys S--g9V>>
: -srisss'a~ 49, ~ - q 4lsH;
wHIM-W+iAMs.

2 Few Elite oS rHunor Collected For
hnrrcclntive People.
Bncon-l'IAi fellow over there was
.rreStod for passing counterfeit money.
Egbert- Indeed. Lies got good
'ace.
"lcs, he has, but the money hadn't"
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-06-14

handle a full line of the Detroit
white Lead Works paints. You can
nnd none better. NJ. A. Thul.-Pioneer
Drug Store.
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Co to Z. w. SmaiI's for your


The thrilling drama The Cast-away'
will be presented at the Opera house
Wednesday evening, June 90, under
the auspices Of the Webster Rebekah
Lodge OF this city, by a cast OF home
talent assisted and directed by the
celebrated and accomplished artists.
the handsome John Commons, the
sweet singer, and his partner the re-
nowned Irish comedian. Dennis
O'F1ynn, who will do all their latest
specialtes in connection with tae show
Later, Commons has consented under
pressure TO hold his iayorite song until
after the audience departs. So no
reason remains why this should not be
a fine presentation, interesting and
entertaining.
A sad ease OF shooting occurred at
the home oil Mr.. aud Mrs. Fred Morgan
living eight miles west OF Lily, Day
county, Monday morning June 4. Mrs.
Morgan was out milking the COWS,
leaving the house in charge OF the three
little boys, Mr.. Morgan having gone
away the evening before to look up u
job of shearing sheep, when the eldest
boy, a lad of ten years picked up a shot
gun which vent off, ~discharging It's con-
tents in the bed and blowing the three
months old baby all TO pieces scatter
blood and brains all over the room
Verdon fines.
The 18th annual Christian EDdeavor
Convention will be held in Parker June
21-24. Among the noted speakers for
the occasion are DIR. =. Il. Smith and DIR
Geo. x. Merrill both Of st. Paul. Rev.
Hugh Robinson Of Madison, >. ID. viii
deliver the convention IN All In
t-rested in &. +. work are cordially in
yited to attend.
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Money to loan on farm and
city pEopeEty.-C. a. Wells.

Twenty three tickets were sold for
the excursion to st. Paul yesterday
morning at this station.
Rhodes Carmean Buggies are fully
guaranteed, III terial workmanship and
finish. Wagner & Schmitt sell them.
Tom CaIkitt arrived yesterday from
Briltuu with Lady A. TO TAKE part ia
the big race tomorrow.
p. J. Sheldon the Mccormick Machine
Co.'S general agent, ut Aberdeen Was II
Webster visitor Friday.
If you haveany job work in tin or
irou-new work or repairing, take 1t t o
Russell all work guaranteed tirst-claSs.
Franc Z. Lindquist al attorney from
Mllbank was in this city Saturday II
Monday On legal business.
l.. q. Mckenzie, OF Aberdeen was
looking after some professional bust
npss in this city Saturday.
See Dennis O'Flynu in his song and
dancing ~specaltIes at the Opera mouse
"Wednesday evening, June 2Oth.
Until further notice DR.. Harris office
hours will be from one 10 six O'CLOCK
and from seven to eight O'Clock p. IN.
The signal service seems to De doing
fI. hest IL can fOr us--has the local
shower flag out almost every day.
You will find the International Stock
Fook for sale at Nj. ID. Gandy's Feed
Mil. Charley Garner, Agent.
Nrs. A. w. Anderson and children
reiurned Friday from u two weeks ''7''
ia relatives aud friends i'll Grant 20.
Oelsenreiter has the bes line OF trunks
Telescopes and grips ever brought 10
the city. Ii you waat something soou
he has it.
The next Monthly Market u fair
Dny osxures ON June 20. just Dear tIiIs
dnie ia mind and don't make any GU
pau,nents ior that day.
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members
AS follows:
4 Harmless
rotectthen
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posts,

Jim Lilly spent several DAYS last waak
at the lake with a party OF Britton
friends.
Nj. A. Fhul has opened an Ice Cream
Parlor IN the rooms at the rear OF the
Drug Store.
A. II. Kramer wired from Mooretown
n. d., that they were having a lain
Tuesday.
We have now the incest couches ever
in town. We want you all to see them
Benjamin 4 Foster.
The Misses GibsOns, Mrs. Erve Stage
n Miss Fritz drove up from Waubay
yesterday.
Sweat and fruit acids will not discolor
goods dyed with Putnam Fadeless DYES
Sold by NJ. A. ThuI.
Clare Peabody took advantage of the
excursion to visit his brother 2. D. in
Minneapolis.
Dyeing is AS simple as washing when
you use PutHams Fadeless Dyes. Sold
by M. A. Thul.
Mrs. A. b. Meyer spent Sunday in
Groton the guest OF Mrs. belle Patter-
sony Edwards.
lfyou want a refreshing strengthening
drink try IA glass oil English Cream Ale
at Flagstads Saloon.
Frank kaplin lost one OF his best
horses, 1t was killed by lightning in the
storm Tuesday.
Those who suffer the untold miseries
OF headache try Aesculapius, 25 cents
at Pioneer Drug Store.
Foreman Drum has been putting in
some much needed improvements at
railway crossing.
For "a cool refreshing drink go to
Mike's-The Pioneer Drug Store, an d
get an lee Cream Soda.
Mr.. and NJ RS. w. II. Cleveland went
down To Milbank to spend sunday with
friends in that city.
Fineup-to-dute ready MADE clothing
at A. W. Andersom's the Tailor, all
wool summer suits from IS. 90 up.
Eugene TreFethryn was ordained a
minister IN the COngrega tiOnai church
at Ipswich Tuesday.
For "A dish OF Ice Cream go to the
parlUrs in the rear OF the Pioneer Drug
store, entrance on Second avenue
Mrs. Ida A. Huith went to Aberdeen
Monday to visit friends and attend the
Grand Lodge o. E. s.
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ANYWAY TIME TABLE.
~. Milwaukee & st. Paul Railway,
q. & D. DIvIsIo N.

BIZ race tomorrow
rry Mikes new havors.
Market Day next Wednesday.
Did you attend the institute?
Fshiug parties are numerous.
hGke il never out OF Ice Cream.
nd he ask you how old you We're?
Attend the show Wednesday night.
EaeIresh clover seed at the Pion g Ter
tug Store.
il horse racing, not base ball, this
bson.
There was the usual rush to the lakes
bnday.
he best fynets, busters, harness etc.
Kadings.
bsal estate mel are no t very iubiIa ut
boo dry.
% to Flags for your beer in case lots
80 per case.
you want to buy land, buy it oil
blmquist Bros.
". Holcomb OF st. Paul was ia
city Tuesday.
bring your job printing to Tue
PORTER office.
be dance Monday night was not a
Pnendous success.
pE Harris made a professional visit
Aberdeen Thursday.
Broom grass seed in bulk at the
bheer Drug Store.
b. Kramer returned from his North
Ffsta trip yesterday.
DO finest lawn grass seed at the
Pner Drug Store.
!. The Cast-away" ut the Opera
Pe Wednesday, night.
Y Bargains in Day County Lands
Frank Anderson.
alor Maynard OF Wuubay was "a
psler visitor yesterday.
Foto Z. w. smaiI's foryouz
etc.
pau I. Ray has put up an addition
W FIRST ward property.
y uie best in all kinds OF liquors go
lagstad's Saloon.
y u'orrer, station agent at Britton,
\ saturday in the city.
eoad hand gasoline stoves for sale
pat C. /. Russell's.
q. Mountain, OF Burch, was q
eoJlm Lilley sunday.
ssaty new patterns OF baby cubs at
oa Furniture Store.
Lliey dropped in M on day just to
u~ ooss we're getting along.
,Va want a case OF Beer Flagsta d
'i you one for $3.50.
= seely and A. y. Bigelow oil
we're vlsitors,here Saturday.
sta house cleaning have Russell
y your stoves for you.
Cspoft comes from the north part
''ouAty OH heavy rain Tuesday.
"ne Q samples $50 new ones) OF
~ the Old Furniture Store.
vneyto loan ON approved
s"sy' Z. w TayIor.
WY be in Webster a., Mo,davs
lays auh Saturdays.
~. u. T. Jones, Osteopath.
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have about twenty quarter sections
of land on the reservation which / will
lease for IA term OF years Tor cash or
share oi crop. All the land il either
near Enemy Swim lake or Within six
miles OF Waubay.
nau Kni0ht Auant
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-06-14
a ssoo sE BUY
Wood sawed and everything delivered
when requested.

FOR SALE CHEAP-Cash or on time
with good security, Southeast quarter
Section "a, Township 1872, Range sc.
Two miles northeast Of Webster, 5. ID.
Address: Chalmers Curtis,
prtOskey, Mich.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-06-14
Auverrsed Letters.

The following lettersTemain unclaimed
In the p~ostoffce mt Webster 8. d., for
the week ending June II, 1900.
Mr.. T.. Il. AllisD, w. Bee.
When calling for the above, please say
advertised" aud give date.
JOHN v. ARTHUR, ~ NJ.
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iahhay
|ao1gAn s
2aEe ben.
Prof Goa.
Whaey
rhcs were
lnsrlcdTe.
nelxra
3S discus.
2any good
ssaoas aud
| bensa
best resals
oFganiza.
+ for Day
| vii hold
|tas wiua,
county
2ate IN.
here lss
eahinssH
Tahy the
g pupOs
on, where
touch with
p@rience d
discassioa
the farm
develop.
b the sams
Instituted
The follow.
blythe new
&ms pnd-
Ieitg sec.
Edeas Ole
|n,Egsland;
r. Larson
land: ]. L.
horton and
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-06-14

Chas. Tobin the popular grain buyer
OF Fierpomt and Langford arrived in
inns city FRIDAY and remained several
days.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-06-14

ester City,
gungn
of the cru
and order
go in one
st045a
Washington
Is doing q.
ms OF the
day nur'|
e working
there for
are kept
ID the work
N at five
sometime
er children
,nadditiOn-
week. The
cannot Be
entychId.
from the
nple Bos'
e Iustruc-
Foes,' Mr..
! to Prof.
/ consider
as many
~rances, re-
|, definition
the whole
limited In
at he has
lupoAths
!. That
OUT
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Imoking Ia
,edismlssed
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The Rising son., 1900-01-27

Last Tuesday the Grisham Oratori-
cal club, of Lincoln High school, met
and elected the following officers: Ed
ward B. Thompson, president; Robert
Sales, vice president; Gilbert Cooper.
secretary; Geo. Martin, corresponding
secretary; John Elliott Allen, treas
urer; j. II. Renfro, chm. Elk. Com. 1t
is the object of these young men to
cultivate their power of expression
and extend their knowledge of parlia-
mentary rules. They meet and intel
ligently discuss subjects current and
those of race interest with results that
would do credit to their elders.
The Rising son., 1900-01-27

The Commercial club is the soul of a
large share of Kansas Clty's progress.
and as quiet as 1t is kept, the very im-
portant and trusted person in the in
ternal affairs of the club is a colored
man-Mr James Jackson. Mr. jackson
superintends many important features
of The clubs business and never fails
to hire colored boy when the oppOr-
tunity presents itself.
The Rising son., 1900-01-27
THE GIRLS OF BUTLER.
Respectfully dedicated to c, c.

Kespectfully dedicated toe, c.
Why, {. e., glad to meet you,
From Butler, All you hail?
Those angel girl" ir your town grew:
Well, one I'd like to trail.
Your girls you place SO high,
Such ones | never met;
Yet some are meath the sky,
That | would like to pet.
For many years I've roamed,
From east to western shore.
I've found no one my heart to loan.
No angel to adore.
I've crossed the land from east to west
Yes, looking far wife;
Yovr Butler girls can stand the test?
Well, I've lost half my lifel
Now my good friend | wish You we'll.
To your city l may come,
If all is true hear you tell,
I'll bring Butler" home.
Il LEON RHODES.