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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-15

Travelling Freight Agent Brown OF the
Frisco was in the city yesterday E'S'lhs
after a week Of hard work.
W. G. Palmer. travelling freight agent
Of the Katy, returned yesterday morning.
after a trip into nearby territory
p. Ii. Goodwyn, general freight agent
az the Santa FL, vas il the city yesterday
morning en- route home after Visit 10
New Orleans.
G. NJ. winstead. travelling freight agent
of the Cotton Belt. spent the past week
hustling for business He secured num-
Der of cars from the Houston territory
A. B. Sanford of the Santa Fe At Dallas
was in the city yesterday for snort time,
Mr.. Sanford was at one time local agent
OF the Santa Fe In this city ana ms lt'enus
are always glad to see him
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Three Cases Mt wolfe city.

Wolfe City, Texas, January lS.-rhree
cases of smallpox have been located in this
town this week. two on the north side OF
town near the railroad crossing and one
on the south central part. The two cases
on the north are negroes, the other is
white man. 1t is a mild type. but great
many negroes had been in contact with
1t before the health officer had examined
the case. y pest house has been arranged
for and the cases will all be removed to
q safe distance from town. Every pre-
caution is being made to stamp out the
disease
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-15

Belville, Texas, January 14.--At the in
stance Of the county health officer. mr..
Blunt. the State health officer came here
today to investigate the several supposed
cases OF smallpox. and. after visiting the
patients, pronounced the disease 10 be-
a very mild form of smallpox The cases
in point are on fair way of recovery
ana no apprehension of spread OF the
malady is entertained.
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TEMPLE rorIcs.
Isxasion of the Rendition of securi-
ties 10 he Investigated

Temple. Texas, January LINE
commissioners court of Bell eoun-
Nv is determined that the habitual tax
dodgers who fail TO render for taxation
money and notes on hand SHAH De lookea
after this year and has ordered that ilat
he made of all notes which should o.
rendered. II has further ordered that the
assistant tax assessor keep a list OF az
persons who are supposed 10 nave on na inl
money and notes and who fail 70 rehasr
them ana report these names 10 tne eon ~,
.,siss,enars court. Warning is given al
mat REGARDLESS Of whom they are
,haS viii be prosecuted to the fullest eN-
tent OF the law a. g.
scott at the Y. ". G. A. hall Fr.asy n's so'
a. ven attended and thorougnlS so
loved by the membership, there oe'ps
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-15

Fort Worth Texas, January 1.-THE
Fort Worth branch of the North Texas
freight bureau held meeting last night
to further complete its organization.
There are some half a dozen wholesale
firms members Of the association. The
bureau was organized in Dallas in Oc-
toher. c. A. Kesting is president and
Joseph Farley secretary.
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s,eel and siI,er combine,

Steel washed with silver Is popular iyF
belts aud chatelaiDe bags. Usually me
steel is carefully cut and poiisnsu' ap'
often jewels SIRE put in The mas 81 psss
nurses and on The clasps OF the belts. !
pretty cbaseisine purse seen recently Was
81 The steel and silver combination apa
the I'd was heavily crustsd With anifs
thysts
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SMALLPOX.
AZ Miiaao Junction.

Roekdale Texas, January IS. = Small
pox at Milano Junction, nine miles east
OF here, has caused no little uneasiness,
but it is proposed to establish a pest house
beyond the city limits. and, If the migra-
tory microbes. which seem to flourish
on transient negroes get in their work
on any such here they viii be promptly
landed and Guarded.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-15
LAwLoR ARRIVALS

" " sfst'ser, Galveston; b. +. Ferris.
aap' y. A. G. Levy and wife. New Or
a., II, cooper, Alabama; l.. ?. Timer,
Rice and wife, Miss Rice. Hnntsyillr;
M fseh, Chicago, w A. Walker. Phil
Z, stamper, San Francisco; 4 -.
uuoeShart, Mrs. Ella Dillon. Vicks-
hro, ~ nwyer, New Orleans Lin Norvall.
Ana c. iill, Beeville. j. r. Whit
M VIC Cuero; George II. King, San
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rurcbnsed Inv the Knty.

Shreveport. La, January 1S.-The Vicks-
burg. Shreveport and Pacific road, from
here TO Waskom, will soon pass into the
hands of the Katy. The road from that
point to jefferson is being rapidly pushed
10 completion and the line is expected to
be completed within three months.
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N.,, pepot improvements.

Hillsboro. Texas, January lS.-The Katy
has put force Of men to work removing
the old plank platform around the Kay
depot and is having it replaced
with aagstone pavement,
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Weimar Texas, January li.--About forty
citizens OF weimsr and Oakland left here
this morning by special train for Bastrnp
as witnesses in the J G Townsend case.
which is to be tried in Bastrop county on
a change Of venue from Colorado county.
Townsend ~ charged with the killing
OF Dick Reese in Columbus last sumner.
This train will also carry about two
hundred Columbus citizens, who are Wit
nesses IN the same case.
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God gives birds their food. but they must
1y for it-Dutch PrOrerh.
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sbop Men Laid on.

Denison. Texas, January l4-About sew
enty-fve men wore laid off Yesterday In
the Katy shops to reduce expenses
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Nland Central Depot
IN. 80 p. m Express Train. Arrive o.4oa m
shreveport Kansas City and Cinelnnau)
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Galveston Special leaves Houston 1850 p. m.
sandays only All these trains leave the
ssnisfe Congress Avenue Depot IS minutes
i.,sr Than the above
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Ms .s, ma. ,- and ,- sssIss, 81, se'wss" =:
y !, hasison, going from Houston via the Central
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ABROAD SCHEDULE

VI. a r. G. n. n.
Grand Central Depo,
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r. & N. o. n. n.
..ton and New orlenns TRAINS.
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NoTE--Trains leaving Houston at 600 a.
NJ and 45s m. and arriving at Houston
;;.tA n ana s:ss 4. m. also run into Grand
Centri depot departing ten minutes earlier
and arriving ten minutes later than time
given above.
e3-Ar trains arrive ana depsr. from the Grand
fta 3eroi EXCEPT the Missouri Kansas and Texas
ms which have ie2C: In the Fifth ward. the In
Rational and Great Northern AMI Columbia Tap
leh use the International and Great Northern DEPOT
Congress avenue. The Missouri. Kansas ane
Is and Galveston. Houston ard Henderson trains
she International ans Grea, Northern depot
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Grand Central Depot
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Depot foot Of congress Avenue
Galveston Trains
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I. 4 G. \. n. r..
G., II. & II. Il. II.

ally Except Sunday
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1900-04-06
DAVENPORT;

The Il. Y. P. U. was organized Sun.
day evening at $50; Rev. Burton, Pas.
tor of the Third Baptist Church call
ed the meeting to order and stated the
object after which j. Msbry read the
constitution and placed Miss E. c. Bak.
er in nomination for President, she
was then escorted to the chair by Rev.
Burton, Pastor and installed by j. r.
Mabry, church clerk. Miss Baker has
= bright future before her and has the
honor OF being the first B. Y. =. U.
President in Davenport.
Eureka Lodge $500 and household OF
Ruth 1916 of the Grand United Order of
Odd Fellows moved into their newly
furnished hall % Brady and 5th Streets
March 81; they invited many friends
out to private reception on April 2,
all responded, at ten o'clock J. T. Nab
ry called the house to order made a
few brief remarks and after they were
seated at the table Mr.. T. Harper was
called upon to pray after which all en-
ioyed nice lunch.
J. T. Mabry has returned to his
work partly we'll and will be around to
collect for the Bystander next week,
please be ready. b." :f}'~'.
Mrs. Mary Wright of Sterling Ill.
is expected up Easter Sunday to spend
the day with her husband, IF. Wright
ofEsst Pleasant Street. - o.
The WV. Club of tho Bethel A. N.
E. Church rag time social at Baird
Hall, April 2, and quite large" crowd
was out.
Rev. Burdy, Presiding Elder of this
district, was in our city the 2, and left
Tuesday.
Mrs. James Thomas of Ft. Madison
has moved to our city as her husband
has for sometime been in the employ
Of The Carpet and furniture Co. They
will make quite an additional to Dav.
export society they can be found at
18th and Ripley Streets.
Mts. James Bell who was sick last
week is out again
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1900-04-06
MUsCATINE NEWS.

MIR. Floyd Robertson who have been
sick with malariv fever Is out again.
sunday was quarterly meeting the pre-.
siding Elder WAS unable to be present,
but expects to DO present Tuesday to hold
quarterly Conference.
Miss Mary G. eenway after an illness Of
two months was out Sunday.
MIR. Stew, Melton has accepted posi-
ton as head cook at the Commercial
Hotel.
The d. Y. w. Y. K. club will meet at
the home ofNola Walker Tuesday nighu
Miss Nellie Lloyd was pleasantly sur
prised by host of her friends at her
home Friday evening who came to re-
mined her OF her nineteenth birthday an;
niversary. Miss Lloyd received many
presents, the guest leaving at late hour
wishing many happy return of the day
VIM. Schackelford left Monday evening
to accept position on the steamer. We
are very sorry to loose him as he has
made many friends. the members Of the
u. Y. w. Y. X. club met to bid farewell
to their worthy president.
Miss Emma Boyd leaves next week to
attend the wedding Of Mr.. jeff Adam
Clay and Miss Eta Davis at Cedar Rapids
Subscribe for the Bystauder.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1900-04-06
CLINTON.

Rev. p. P. Taylor Of Rockford filled
the pulpit 1T Bethel A. "a. E. Church
on Sunday evening to the gratifea'
ton of all present. So.
Rev. Holly returned Saturday from
Cedar Rapids where he spent tho week
with his wife and friends.
]. T. Culberson is making some need
I'D improvements in his confectionery,
having enlarged his room and adding
new counters; he is expecting . large
soda fountain which when received
will hold . commanding position in
that popular resort.
: Arrangements are about completed
for the observance of Easter in an ap'
propiate manner.
4 T. w. .steppe and wife of Chicago
are visiting indefinitely at the home OF
Nj. and Mrs. NJ. o. Culberson; while in
the city Mr.. Steppe will combine bus.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1900-04-06
Through a Woman S
Eyes.

Nothing is more agreeable to their
Chicago friends than to hear of the
successes of Des Moines, Keokuk,
and Burlington, under the leadership
of DR.. F. J. Peterson, Rev. Reeves and
Rev. Higgins.
Friday evening, March 80, the cele-
bration of the ratification of the 18th
Amendment was observed at St. Johns
A NJ. E. Church with the following
programme Invocation, Music, st.
John Choir, Introductory Address,
Rev. G. M. Tillman, Address, The
Best Programme for the Negro, Rev.
r. q. Ransom d. D., Solo. era Pro
Nobis, Mrs. Emma Taylor, Address,
The 10Th Amendment and its impor-
lance to us, Lawyer Is. F. Mosely.
Address, The Burden of the Ballot,
Rev. D. H. Harris. pastor of the shi-
lob Baptist Church.
DR.. Ransom. the able thinker, or.
asor, and writer, whom his brethren
and friends are desirious to see occupy
the editorial chair Of the Christian Re.
corder, gave a resume of the plans that
had been outlined for the Negro, and
gave his opinion that the Negro need
cd no special programme only an E.
qual chance in life with other men.
The addresses Of Lawyer Mosely, one
Of Chicago's successful Afro.American
lawyers, and of Rev. Harris were strong
and eloquent Rev. Tillman acted -
Master of Ceremonies and kept the aud
fence in excellent hum0r with his wit
ty speech; the supper was served by the
Ntswardess and it was asplendid sup
per Among the honored guests we
noted Revs. Slater, Wright, Goodloe,
and Work, Mr.. E. w. Thompson Of the
Illinois Conservstor. Altogether the
occasion was glorious one and the
pastor OF St. Johns deserves credit for
it, arrangement. |''
BY the way, Rev. Tillman leaves fer
Pennsylvania April II, to visit his faith
er who is quite feeble.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1900-04-06

SIOUX CITY! ITEMS.

sAO - - Z = =
Mrs. NJ Thompson Is quite, sick It
this writing.
There is to be . wedding soon.
Miss Mary Blair expects to return
from her home at Ford Pierre aome
time this month.
Mrs. May Corbin is confined to her
bed again this week.
The choir sang at WIFI field NJ, E.
Church last Tuesday evening.
. Prof Francis Stewart conducted the
singing at the Y. M. A. Sunday after.
noon at mems meeting.
The Young mems meeting at the A.
NJ. E. Church sunday afternoon was
well attended a. usual.
Miss Nina Thompson went to Canton
.. D. last Monday where she had been
summoned on the account OF the :llness
other Aunt, Mrs. Webb. . =.
Quite q number Of strangers are com.
ing to the city in search of work. "
The Sunday School promises to give
us grand treat for Easter.
Mr.. James Washington filled the
pulpit last Sunday evening and preach.
ed q very interesting sermon.
Mrs. NJ. Marshall sang very pleas.
ing solo after the sermon on Sunday
evening.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1900-04-06

Rdv Knight of Milwaukss snd M
MARY Webb u this city wsrs united a.
| marriage i III home ofths latter ~ Int
1ThursdaY evening II ths presensa cfonly
i lsw frIsnda The couple LETT On 1T
Wednesday evening ior Milwaukee where
Rev. Knight Il 10 charge OF ST Marks,
Am, 2. church Of that city.
Rev. Wiley Hunt was lin Ottumwa.
Sunday April LIST and filled Rev. AIexan.
tder's pulpit. He reports Rev. Hunt went
to Ottumwa for the purpose Of assisting
Rev. Alexander with his grand rally in
which they were quite successful. IN
The A. NJ. E. Sunday School donated
money to the church last week to furnish
pal er for wainsooting the church.
The saw.mill opened upon last Moadpy
morning and gave employment to several
of our men who have been idle Ill winter
MIS-, L. Tigg and family moved 10
their country home last Week. They have
well stocked farm Of which they SHOULD
be very proud. .- e., E.
Mr.. Peter King arrived home last Satqr.
day morning from Boston. .-
Mrs. Mary Cooper Is on the sick list.
Mrs. Eliza Cartright Is able to b out
again.
Mrs. Drew who has been quite sick u
reported much better.
The residence of M. Charles Thompson
was partial destroyed by fire earley last
Sunday morning. mnch damage 10 hts
house hold goods was caused by water.
Mr.. Will Palmer has gone to Monmouth
to work.
The oolored citizens Of Burlington have
a petition In circulation to be presented 10
the Mayor. asking him 70 retain MIR. Sam
Ice on the police foro ~ he is one Of our
oldest and best citizens and always ready
to offer helping hand to aid his brother
MIR. Lee has also been faithful to his duty
a. An officer.
Mrs. Patsy Brooks has began 10 im-
prove quite nicely and says she hol les to
be out On Easter Sunda..
Special to the sBYrsANDER.
Rev. j. W, Muse, of 1T. Madison, WAS
in the city and preached for US Iastwe' K.
The Baptist Church is getting along
nicely with Rev. d. Il. White US our ef-
iicient leaber.
The Superintendent of the Sunday School
Eunice M. Wilson is arranging for, East
er program, of which the School is TAX
ing an active part.
There will be an entertainment given
ct the Baptist Church, Thursday evening,
April o.
Rev. c w. Higgin. Moderator OF Tho
Union Association Of Missouri, is expected
to visit the church on Easter Sunday.
The funeral of Mr.. Jackson was preach.
ed by Rev ID. K. White instead Ut Rev.
Higgins and assisted by the latter.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1900-04-06

CEDAR RAPIDS BUDGETARIAN. =
We are sorry to chronicle the sad dean
Of Mrs. Archie Price who departed thb
lie at an early hour Monday morning
after lingering sickness of consumption,
Mrs. Price was married only few montas
and was quite = young woman. she leaves
husband parents aud other relauves'
besides host cf friends to mourn her do.
parture into better world. Tho funeral
occurred Wednesday afternoon at the A.
M. E. church conducted by Rev. Bass.
Mrs. Frank Saddler who has been i'll
the last two weeks, is conva escent, Mrs.
RASPBERRY is able to be out after siege
Mr.. and Mrs. s. L. Persons are able to
be out after spell of indisposure.
Little Forest Martin is quite i'll at this
writing.
James Martin returned home Tuesday
morning.
Sunday was Trustees rally at the A.
NJ. Z. church, the pulpit was filled both
morning and evening by white ministers
here in aztec dance at the U. B. Conference
Sunday evening the church was packed
with mixed congregation. a stranger on
entering could not have decided whether
il was colored or white church. The
choir sang some excellent pieces. after the
usual services, the meeting was turned
into Love Feast and most glorious
time was had, several ministers t,0m the
u. B. Conference was in attendance ad.
ding much to the meeting spiritually.
The Easter chours is progressing nicely.
Invitations are out for the marriage Of
Rtla Davis and jeff: 5. Clay OF Chicago on
the 18th. DO let the good work continue,
who will keep the banner tlyingp
Your Agent has been entertaining .
severe cold, but is convalescent
The Ladies Industrial Circle meets this
week y ith Mrs. NJ. F. Lowery.
Word was received from Mrs. Harry
Martin that her brother was very low 10
Bedford, she Is with him and will remain
until he gets better. We extend her our
sincerest sympathy. hoping that he may
recouor.
We are going to call presently to
collect for the Bystander please be pre-
pared.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1900-04-06
MT. PLEASANT NEWS.

MT. PLEASANT NEWS.
Mr., Burnett Of Burlington Of Oskaloosa
is the new barber at NJ. McCracken's
shop.
Mrs. VIM. Harris is very Ill with con.
sumption.
Mrs. John Smith has returned from a
very pleasant visit with, Bev. Grant and
family 10 Knoxville. ILL.,, and with friends
in Burlington. 4
Mt. Pleasant was again favored by one
of Miss Henrietta V. Davis fine entertain.
ment, SISTED by Mr.. Albert Young tenor
soloist. Miss Davis is woman that any
race should be proud of and am sorry
that SO many Of our people fail to appre-
cate her intrusive worth. Those who
went felt that they were ably paid for
going.'
Mrs. 5. Grandson an old friend of Miss
H. V. Davis entertained at dinner last
Sunday several of her friends in honor OF
Miss Davis and Mr. Albert Young Mrs.
Grandson is a very pleasant hostess and
the afternoon was delightfully."- spent in
conversation.
Mr.. Clay Reed spent last Sunday in
Burlington the guest OF his daughter Mrs.
+. Martin.
Mr.. H. Tansel was able to be out to
church last Sunday.
The H. V. D. Club held , special session
last Monday evening at the home of the
Misses Mason in honor of their guest Miss
Henrietta V. Davis, an informal pro.
pramme was held. Miss Davis made an
address in which she gave the club good
advice, she also gave recital which was
highly compIimted. Mrs. SCOTS also
spoke words OF good cheer whish was
gladly received. Light refreshments
were served. and all had delig htiul time
and wishing Misses Davis great success.
wherever she may 60.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1900-04-06
DUBUQUE NEWS.

DUBUQUE NEWS.
The Missionary meeting was postponed
until next Sunday owing to the sickness
Of President and Vice. President.
Mrs. johnson has been confined to her
bed for the past week with the grip.
Mrs. Jas. Martin and daughter Blanch
have returned from Oskal0osa.
Mr.. J. G. Lewis has removed his family
10 Robinson Avenue.
The stewards and trustees will give an
entertainment in the future.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Brown OF Boone are
now residing At $50 Alpine street.
Mr.. Jas. Martin who has been on the
sick list il convalescert.
Every one should subscribe for the By
stander.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1900-04-06
NOTICE OF EXPIRATION OF RIGHT or
REDEMPTION.

NOTICE OF EXPIRATION OF RIGHT VI
REDEMPTION.
To ...,g-..-. (Being the
person in possession of the real estate
hereafter described) and to Mary b.
Weeks, guardian, lin whose name the
same is taxed.) You and each of you
are hereby notified that on the ninth
day of December A. D., 1896 the follow.
ing described real estate to-wit: Lot
three hundred and eleven (31D Mann's
second addition to Lake Park, now in
eluded In and forming partof the city
of Des Moines and all within the county
of Polk and state of Iowa, was sold for
the then delinquent and unpaid tax Of
the year 1895 to A. II. Kelsey, that
the undersigned is now the legal owner
and holder Of the certificate of purchase
issued in pursuance of said sale and
that the right of redemption will ex.
pire and q deed for the land be made
unless redemption is made within nine
ty days from completed service hereof.
LOUIS MORGAN,
Owner and holder of certificate.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1900-04-06

Leave Chicago on Big 5 at 1000 p m.
All the best scenery of the Rocky Noun
tains and the Sierra Nevada by day
light in both directions.
These cars are carried on the limited
trains of the Great Rock Island Route
Denever and Rio Gtande Scenic
Route, RIO Grande Western and
Southern Pacific.
Dining Car Service Through
Buffet Library Cars.
JOHN SEBASTIAN, &. p. A.,
Chicago.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1900-04-06


Pr. Gaines left y onday evening fct
Nashville II the interest 81 the Sunday
school Union. Tho Church will make
no mistake In elevating this loyal
churchman 70 tho bishopric . he prov
en- for many years : stalwart champion
.of her faith.'ty
4. AS General Conference proceindgs
are all one can hear among A. NJ. +.
folks, it may not be amiss to say that
Prot. II. 7. Healing, has made the Re-.
view a credit to any race and the church
would certainly do herself injury to
remove such an able man.
The Bystsnder improves NIL the
time; we'll young blood, enthusiasm,
and brains can do wonders.
Katherine d. Tillman. .i, d. .
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1900-04-06
FRASER.

Mrs L. McGresgry lett tor Saylorville,
Tuesday morning. .-.s sd.
The coal miner OF Fraser are proud Of
heir ten cent raise and Two We ( pay
- Mrs Eliza Bell Of Des Mones arrived
in our city Saturday morning and IL the
guest Of Mrs. Msble Coleman.
Mr.. X. Sheldon, Is on The sick list.
MIR. f Walker Is somewhat better al
this writing.
Rev. j. Underwood is still earring on
his revival meetings.
Mr.. Phillips Of Youngstown is in our
midst again, and expects to move bis
family back here before long.
Mrs. J. Bryant is on the sick list.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1900-04-06
BURLINGTON BR1EFLETs.

T. BURLINGTON BRIEFLETS. J..
Everything around Burlington has be-
gan to put on the appearance of spring.
Mrs Higgins Is still in Cinoinnatti.
where she may remain: until after the
general conference.