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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-01-13

latter were young men, but in the Let
we're 21 families.
Zone morning one of the Polacks re-
fused TO work. He was lsssoed ard
dragged for four miles at the pommel
of saddle. The baron policeman rode
behind him plying him with whip.
That brought about climax.
Next morning 40 of the young Po-
lacks failed TO appear in tie fields.
They had gone to Honolulu to lay their
case before the German consul. Ahrns
rode after them and tried TO induce
them to return. Failing in this, he rode
on ahead of them and tolo the consul
what was coming.
THE consul is a brother of Hackfeld,
and, AS might have been expected, tia
men were given their choice of going
back to the plantation or going on the
reef. They chose the reef, aud they ara
now working on the streets of Homo lalu
III the changing.
Every morning they are asked IL they
wish to return TO the plantation, and
they answer no. Life on the reef is
sweet compared to the plantation.
But the Polaclzs who, hid brought
their families were compelled TO stay
and toll with their burdens.
"Sophie's father was not IN the best
of health ard could not work all the
time. He was in my gang and did all
1 could 10 help him. Besides his wife
he had three children to support
II helped the family by throwing odd
jobs in their way. 1 saw a great deal
of Sophie and tine passed pleasantly
in her company. We became engaged,
and built fancy air castles for our f fu
ture. 1 had laid by couple OF hundred
dollars, and 1t seemed to me that / was
fixed for life.
81 told Manager Ahrns that was 60
ing to marry Sophie. He said that
would have to pay him $1a5 for her first.
! was astounded.
"'Am to understand that the girl In
SLAYER / asked. He told me that that
vas what she cost him and that would
have to pay that sum. turned on my
heel and left him.
THAT night when 1 entered Sophie's
house I was confronted by six armed
men. They ordered me from the house
and the baron policeman told me that If
ever ventured in again would be shot.
Then he placed me under arrest and
marched me to Pearl City Jail.
Next morning Ahrns teiephoued 10
the Jail to release me. Immediately had
the six men arrested for false imprison-
ment and threats against life. The case
was set for trial and then postponed,
and it dragged along for days.
my lawyer finally got the family
into court as witnesses. Then he told
me to take the girl, but at that time,
what with court fees and lawyers fees
and other expenses, my savings were
pretty well eaten up.
II would not ask Sophie TO marry me
without money, and told her Of my
unfortunate position. told her that I
must go to sea again and earn money
enough 70 take her away from that aw-
ful place.
"She promised to wait until re-
turned, and in court we renewed our
vows OF love. 4 saw her no more.
"As soon as can get some money
ahead will go back to Honolulu. When
leave there next time Sophie WIN come
wsaA Srs a. Mrs. Johnson
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A TL.AETIC COAST LINE

sehudule In Effect November 10. Issa
TRAIN LEAVE RIoEMoND-BYRps TRnxr
$500 A. M. Daily Arrives o Fs.sr.surr. ,m
NJ, norfolk II rs A. N. Stops ONLY
a. PeIersburg. Waverly and sol
los A N, Daily Arrives Petersburg s:ss a
M, WeIden II AS An, Fayestsv ale
AIS Z. NJ. Charleston Ie 20 saysr
nah II go A. NJ. Jacksonville 80
A. N. Pert Tampa 10 p M Cen
rtxtag At Goldsboro s:io p NJ
wsIn lg s:4S P. N. rullmsn
IL % A Daily except Sunday Arrives Pc
ters6ure Il; oS Stops Manohes-
ter, ewry's Bluff, Centralia. ana
Chester oa signal
S;Ba P. M, Daily. Local Arr,ves pa..~s
burg rs p. N. Makes all stops-
sSoP- M, Daily except sunday Arrives
Petersburg ':i6 p n and Roek~
Mount 81 II; makes all ImmS
date stops.
6;4s r. NJ, Daily. Arrives Petersburg TAI
M, connects with Norfolk and
western for Norfolk and INN ed 4.
ate points. Emporia p:ic (oon
meets with A. and d. fer stations
between Emporia and Layrenoe
vine), Weldon S;6s p m Fayettes,
vie l2:l9 q. m, Charleston 500 a
M, savannah 7ie< q, M, Jackson
xiiie IL % p, M, Port Tampa . Is D.
NEW LINETo MIDDLE GEORGIA
POlNTs.-Arriving Aiken 7:Gs A.
M, Augusta 10 l. M, Macon IN
9; m, Atlanta ls16 P. N. Paifmaa
sleepers New York to Wilmington
S Gasnsss sns IMs sasli Aiken.
SooP M Daily, arrivss Petersburg $50
M, Weldon II 80. P. NJ. MA~cs
local stops between Psterssa re-
sni Weldon. Arrives LynchbursS
z;ls ID; Roanoke, Va, q: no A MT
Bristol, Va 1910 A n Connects
at Emporta for Danvills Va PulE
maD sleeper Richmond to Lynch.
burg.
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Unprccedented.

Smith-It's strange how young
Blissful seems to be infatuated with his
wife yet.
Brown-In love yet, is he7
Smith-In Lowell This Is their third
child, and they've given It his wife's
family name for its Christian namei-
N. 7. World.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-01-13
Getting Under Way.

''How is yoh all comm on wifi yoN
military projections?"
"Oh," answered Mr.. Erastus Piakley,
SIS comm long. 1 hasn' got my COM
p'ny Of sojers organized yit, but I has
fob yAlier dogs an some yuthuh AMI
mails wotn beat de world fob mascots."
Washington Star. !.
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YORK RIVER LINE, WEST rIf fo1s.
The Eavorite Route North.

The Eavorlte Route North.
LEAVE RIcHkoND
Train Ne. 16, 80 n.
bALrJkokz LIMITED, Daily, except Sunda3
for West Poiat, and intermediate stations
making close coRnectio4 Mondays, Wednes-
days and Fridays with steamer fer B&IIi-
more.
Train No. 10, 2:So P. n.
LOCAL EXPRRsS, Mon Wsdnes Il Fridsys for
West Point and intermediate sts tions con
meets with stage at Lester manor to Walker
ton and Tappahannock: also at West Point
with steam ers for Baltimore. Stops at all sta
uons.
Train No. "a. s ZEE A. N.
LOCAL MIXED, leaves daily except SUNDAY
and intermediate stations connecting with
stage at Lestor manor for Wslkerton and Tap
pahannock,
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND
s2e .. m. Daily, from West Point, with Con-
nection from Baltimore, Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays.
lO:4S Q. IN. Moadays and Fridays.
$40 p m. Daily, excepS sunday from Wcaa
Point and intermediate stations.
Steamers leave West Point Mondays Wed
nesdnys Fridays 6 90 p. n. Arriving BalIi.
more 30 following morn'ng; returning leave
and Saturdays arriving West Psiat 80 and
Rlol mond .e:2O 70 lowing merntng
Steamers call At all landings Of York River.
@. w. WESTBURY,
Travelling Passenger Agent,
90 K. Main 81 Richmond, va.
IN: ouLP, wa. Turk,
frame manager. cen. Pass. Aga
FRANK 8. CANNON.
rhird vios-Pres.deni and General Manage
Washington. D. O.
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Old Sayings.

Dick describing the singer) - She
had azure eyes, minstrel-joke hair
Ida-One moment, Dickl What In the
world is "minstrel-joke hair?"
Dick-Why, a rich chestnut, OF
course Girls couldn't see through a
window with the glass out.-Chicago
Daily News.
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- y ~ Chesa peake AID
SaWOt Ohio Railway
EFFECTIVE OCT. 20, 1899.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND,
BROAD-STREET STATION

EFFECTIVE OCT. 20, 1899.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND,
BR0AD-STREET STATION
eco A. NJ, DAILY, with Psrlorcar, tor princi-
pie stations. Hewport News Old
Point Norfolk and Portsmouth
Connects as Norfolk with Old Do
minion Scsam Ship except sunday
s;@ P. M, Daily win Pullman. FOR local
stations, Newport news, Old Point
Norfolk and Portsmouth. Connects
At Old Point with Warrington
s;eesSefs except sunday. m0re
10 :soA- NJ, Day Express except SUNDAY
for caiissn Forge c"nnsot, a.
Calverton, Manassas. Aiexsn-
dris, and washington, at Union
Station, Charlottesville for Lynch
ourg:at Basic for Hsgers.own.
= 10 n n, Daily, with Pullmens TO Cincinna
n. Louisville and ST Louis Stops
only o. important stations Con-
meets at Gordonsvflle for Orange
and az Orange with Southern Ry.
northSound; at Oevington for va.
Hot Springs.
Meals served o. DlniL.. oars
No Local Trains except sun
day, following above train from
Sordonsviile to Staunton
$50 p. NJ Accommodation, except Sunday for
10 30 D. M, Daily, for Cincinnati, with Pull
man 20 Hinton w. Va, aud Ger.
louisville TO Ctnein natl and Leu
tsville. Meals served or Dining
cept Sundaytfor Winchester, Va,
and at ovtngton, Va. daily for
Virginia Hot Springs.
TRAINS LEAVE EIGHTH-STREET
STATION.
70 10 A. NJ, Daily, for Lexington Lynohour re-.
and Clifton FerRe. Connects eT-
sept Sun day with Buckingham and
Aoerene. Branches, aud at Cliff
ton Forge with No. flor Cincinnati.
s.se =. ~. Except sunday. for Columbia
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
BROAD-STREET STATION.
500 A. NJ, Except Sunday from boswell.
$3.50 A. ~. Daily from Cincinnati
i.;& a. n, Daily from Norfolk s.6 OLD
$50 p a.. Daily. from Cincinnati ana Louis-
$50 a., Daily. from Norfolk and Old
Point
T4sp ~, Exceps sunday from clifton
Forge.
TRAINS ARRIVE EIGHTH STREET
STATION.
$40 A. -, Except sunday from Columbia
40 '. ~, Daily from Lynchburg, L@xinxtop
and Clifton Forge, and excep, sun
day from New Castle, and Rosney.
JOHN ID POTTS,
Ass't- General Passenger Agsus.
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ny q nored Li.fener.

He could not tell a 1ie--but that
Was not his only glory.
For all who's heard him try declared
He couldn't tell q story.
Chicago Tribune.
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Equal to the Occasion

Customer emerging from bargain
couater crush)-Helpl Ny leg is
broken.
Floorwalker-You viii find the crutch
department, sir, on tie fourth floor, in
the rear.-Judge.
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Found His Lot.

Boutown-Where did you go on your
vacation?
Laschance-I went out west to look
at corner lot bought by mail.
Find it?"
Eyes; went swimming in it."-N. Y.
Weekly.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-07-07

felled him, at the same time administering
scalp wound that required a physician 8
attendance. Considering that Mrs David
son had been mnds a victim OF insoienee
and abuse. the defendant was DISCHARGED.
William Moore nd John Morrison were
called to account. being Jointly accused ~
differing sack of clothes and bedding
from the Columbia wharf on the night OF
July 2. They were fined $50 each and
given thirty days additional in the coun-
~ jail.
NJ. Wood and Charles Rawlins were next
summoned. Officer Mayou took the wit
ness stand and testified that he had ar
rested these men for the reason that he
had found them in company with a man
named O'Donneu on the night of July :.
whom he believed they had robbed. Ma
you claimed that he saw O'Donnell in the
Ruby saloon on Washington street with "a
considerable sum of money. and that
shortly theres ter he came away minus
every dollar. These men had been his
only companions.
O'Donnell stated frankly that he had
been drunk and remembered nothing. A
few moments previous to the trial Raw
Inns tore up \ letter In the court room
which the prosecuting attorney gathered
together and desired to offer In evidence.
as he found suel words as safe crack
ing" good job and other terse sentences
suggestive of former evil conduct. Inas-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-07-07
bicycle Thieves at work.

Within :he brief space 81 an hour las;
night. three hicycic thefts were reported
To the police The first TO NOTIFY head
quarters was Scott Corning, son of jail
ar Corning Young Cornlng'g wheel a
new Rambler valued At SO, was stolen
from the ,ohhy az the Hinckiey block It's
number Is Ss.Ala, G. r chcsneys wheel
was the next 20 disappear, IL was a
second hand Cleveland. numbered sSM
valued az SIS and was taken from tie
Glen .<oyes was next to announce Ms
loss. Mr.. Neyes rooms IN the Hotel Seat
tie and reported that his wheel a new
Columbia. valued at SIS. numbered 20 ~
the hotel
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In the superior court judge Bsnsag
Yesterday deniee The motion Of tire DE-
PENDANTS guardian In the divorce suit
brought ~ william " pkglin against
Mary V PAriin- FOR suit money with
which u defend ths action now p.sndiux
The court entered an order allowing ths
defendant the sum II $50 fer the ex,
pense inciGent 90 her treatment for in
sanity ~ hystciAns-
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utSY DAY N POLICE COURT.
Justice Cam Decides Csses OF Nart-
ous Importance.

Justice Cam acid busy session IN the
police court .sterdsy, !isp'sinE ~ seN
erAl state eases In addition To- the Gus
totr,ary run ~ ir INKS and dtsorserltca,
The iirxt prisoner Go be arrasgntt @as
Howard DALEY, Who save his vocation
as an actor. Daley. on the hisht 81 July
4 tc,hthsd an rNress ~ tQuor In a resort
known as the Central Dance HAL on sec
ona avenue south. Moellpe Myrtle Nel j.
The place he invited ar alteration ent
~ubssauentiy ',sat her Into insenSc.lhN.
The tnsties remarked that be was a rad
actor and Gnod him $40 and cos's Na'eh
rtaSs nCoanor Was next called u'Con-
nor is likewise an actor. ara until isAt
,heater In the ole Of a W. aitsi ~ ~
nor stated thar Mari9n Atwood, vtn
brought \ charge ~ assault ans oAt.tfF
sxains, him. 1si been his partncr before.
Miss atwood. VINO wers her night cle N
deep mourning testified that NConuor
assertion wAs eo,rSSt ~, ma w. en Nsf's1
her with hinWs GA Thursday NJ eht
whus IN her company. he lost Ms 'etaps
and Knocked Yer Down. re VAS P'Iez
under Noa eou - ana Tsmaneeu hhth VA"
could be Dro.iAed
The case - he state against = tSfti-
son Was somewhat tateresung IN thet =
Marcurc. the pr psecutins witness. spoee
exccrable EnS,i~h. M0reure runs rtgar
stand IN front - the standard SALOON On
Washington STREET, According 20 VIC ,fs
tsmony he w0uld NOT ne IN business h
not navitson In dayS gone BY cnnaole
with him and sfaked him With money
and goods This Kindness naVidsgi
claims Morcure 'epudiRtcd. On TIE NSht
~ July I Mr. Davidson. who dives NeF
hushaanS's colicctiug. visited Marcufe S.
Mace Of businats and demanded that the
account stAndlaS between the men hs
adjusted The testimony dtvulget that
Morcure insuitei Mrs DANidreT e~t t.ifh-
ed her away Learning % this, Davies ~
lost no time IN calling on MorcuTe IN Ser-
son The moment they came toS~tncr
Davidson swung with his right sral aud
STRIKING his opponent above the LETT ear.
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crimes have been committed, but the full
story cannot now be told
IL is not TO be surmsed that all the
stories told, however. are correct. Many
mat are being sent out are OF Chinese in
vention 20 cover up some plot or crime
or 10 aid some new one. II will take a
large armed force and desperate strug-
gle. but the blow. must be struck. and
greater the war TO be waged.
Trade Is paralyzed Mt the present time
but az. soon as the Boxers have been got
ten I'D Of and reorganized China put on
substantial basis trade will be given
On Impetus for the thinking Chinaman
Is not prejudiced against Americans. He
realizes that the United States and Eng
land do not want the empire sliced up
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BASERALL Sunday Afternoon. Athletic
Park. Seattle VS.. Tacoma. Merritt viii
Pitch for Seattle.
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THE new Alaska Codes Price, SM
For sale at Denny -Corysii Co.
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Make. Navel Alteration.

Clara NJ Tucker yesterday Instituted a
SUIT for divorce IN the superior court
against Thomas Tucker on toe ground
~ nansopp0rt Mrs Tucker sets forth
Ia her complaint that the Plaintiff has
always been a datifui wife. And the de-
fenaAn, has given her NJ reasonable
cause as 10 why she should ~ eorupsllsa
% stArve IL death or - subjected 70
that rrerarioax condition In which there
should be no place wherein 10 lay her
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YO{- III. hook vel tomorrow or a WOLF.
American bicycle. see Spinning, -. See.
onA avenue
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"a all points Of interest In Seattle aud
vicinity Calls Were made upon Judge
Hanfnrd Hon. Iohh - Allen and other
prominent Seattle men among whom jus
tice Brown had a personal ACQUAINTANCE.
Justice brown expressed much Surnrtse
tie. lis active population. huslnes-lik'
ways and air Of prosperity and regretted
that he had not arranged for ionsrr
III
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-07-07
JUSTICEBROWN IN SEATTLE
Eminent Jurist Pays n short visit
to Ms Friends In This
Cltv

Associate Jastics Henry IL. Brown, of
the United States supreme court. arrived
In Seattle Thursday and after a brief
Visit left for the East yesterday at noon
While In the city Justice Brown was en-
tertained by Eben Smith. an old friend
and family connection, who escorted him
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-07-07

An Excellent COMBINATION.
The pleasant method and bsnefs-
eiAl effects Of the well-known rem-
sdy, Syrup Of Figs manufactured
BY the California Fig Syrup Co, Il
iustrate the value Of obtaining the
liquid laxative principles OF plants
known to b. accidentally laxative
and presenting them IN the form
most rsfreshing to the taste and ae-
e<ptAble to the system. II Is the one
perfect Strengthening laxative,
cleansing the system etfee,uAlly,
5ispelling colds, headaches and fe-
vers gently yet promptly and en-
abling one to overcome habituAl
constipation permanently. IT'S Per
feet freedom from every objection
able quality and substance, and ID
acting on the kidneys liver and
bowels, without weakening OF irri-
tasins them. make II tho ideailAxA-
tive.
In the process OF manufacturing
figs are used, a. they arc pleasant
to the taste. but the medicinal quail
ities OF the remedy arc obtained from
SIENNA and other aromatic plants, by
a method known TO the California
Fig Syrup Co. only. In order to get
.ts Beneficial effects and to avoid i'm
itAtions, please remember the foil
name Of the company printed on the
frons Of every package
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.IRE FOR PICKING REFUGEES
Vsr Correspondent Direct From
Shanghai Believes ALI Well.
way soxsR srRENorh GROWS

= 3. clark, who Arrived Here on
ne Riojun Mara, Says German
Anbassador was Murdered He
sasse He was Caught while
Alsse-shovins of streasth ana
CGpture Of Potentates Necessary.
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much as the letter could not he read and
Oponneli failed &c introduce any !ncrin
mating evsdence. the men were i's-
charged
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JUDGE SUES An EDITOR.
William b. Moore Wants 1925 Of
Thomas Church's Money.
POLITICS BACK OF IT AL.

Defendant, Who In the Editor of the
Plaintin. Failing TO Pay n Politi-
cal Debt, Agrees to Take Care OF
. Note Executed 10 J. w. Goodwin
Later the Two Had Trouble.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-10-05
SMALLPOX WRANGLE.
About Time That the Tangle
Should Be Strengthened Out.

Dr. H. B Hogeboom, city physician
and secretary Of the city board OF
health. this morning appeared before the
county. commissioners and requested
that the matter Of caring for the indi-
gent sick be settled.
For some time the city and the coun-
ry authorities have disa greed on the
subject. the city claiming that the
county should furnish the supplies and
the county officers claiming that the
city authorities should look after the
city poor who are sick Dr. Hogeboom
submitted q reGuisition for supplies nee
essary to the care Of q smallpox patient
ROW IN the fair grounds pest house
The commissioners and Poor COmmis-
sioner Hale agreed that the county
should furnish The supplies for all fndi-
gent sick in or out of the pest house DR..
HOgeboom then requested that the mat
ter ota physicians attendance upon the
INDECENT sick be settled Dr. HOgebO0m
claims that as city physician and health
orncer he Is not expected to make calls
upon the poor who are sick in the city
or county He claims and City AttOr-
ney Bird holds that County Physician
Elinger should visit all the INDECENT
sick in the city or county but Dr. ElIin-
ger claims that his duties call him only
to the country The commissioners
took the matter under Amusement lit
was agreed that DR. Hogeboom and the
city board Of health should have charge
OF all quarantine in the city and within
EFe miles OF the city limits.
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NORTH TOPEKA.


TENS Intended for this column should
De left with tia KinnbaII Printing CON-
Fany- SIS Kansas avenue
Synonyms. That prescription-Kane
& Co.
Mrs James C Brown IS spending the
week in Kansas City.
William Massey Of Granville was a
north side visitor today
Mrs Lee. Of Jackson street. is spend-
ing the week II Kansas City.
Miss Edith Putnam went 10 Kansas
CITY this afternoon for a short visit
Annual opening Saturday and Mon
day. october 9th and Sth- CostIey &
Harry Davis. Of the new 1ewelrv store
made a business trip to Kansas City
yesterday
Attend the opening and save ten per
gent alscount OF every purchase Cost
ley & Post
Ten per cent discount on every pur-
ellase on opening days. Saturday and
Monday Costley & Post
Ladies attend the millinery opening
Saturday and Monday. Ten per cent dis
count on al purchases Costley & Post
Miss Annie Nystron, Of 1913 Jackson
street Is IN Kansas City. Kansas visit
lns her brother and sister. Mr.. and Mrs
Louis NEstroEr-
Mrs WeIgelt and daughter. Elsie. will
spend Saturday and Sunday visiting
MS Weights sister Mrs Charles
Grant at the sugar works
One Of the prettfest spots in North
Lypeka IS the park at No 1 Fire sta
zion The display Of cannas is one Of
the finest in this ward.
Mr. and Mrs Fred Stanley. of Pleas
a7ll 1llt are the parents OF a daughter.
porn this morning. Mrs Stanley was
formerly Miss Maggie Kortz
AIr. and Mrs Charles Adams returned
-4A- evening from Kansas City. where
lE- Adams went on business as well as
@ ENJOY the Priests Of PaIIas parade.
MISS Dora Brown. who has been at
lenqlng the K p. A. lodges in Kansas
Cily rms week VIII sing at the First
Bap!lsl church at that place Sunday
evening
MIS- = n Hanley and little son. Wal
lace returned today 10 their home in
Kansas City after visiting Mrs Hanley's
aunt. MS Pliley. OF Monroe street, and
other friends
Next Sunday VIII be observed at the
X ansas Avenue n Z Sunday. school as
rally day Invitations have been sent
20 an the former pupils OF the school
20 Dc present and a large attendance is
expected
r. w Blair. assistant attorney for
the Union Pacific read and sister Miss
Dolly Blair returned yesterday after
noon from wyoming where Mr. Blair
has been on business connected with
the road
A. J. Hayden. who for the past year
mas been window dresser and salesman
ar the New Era, has resigned mis- post
t4-A there and now has the same posi-
llon with CostIRy & Post. where he will
le pleased to meet his friends
Eurman Greenhelds Of ShOrey. has re-