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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-14

,tul, September .-Cattle--Re Receipts
slrSng 1900 Texans; market steady
,s,is easier; native shipping and export
I s06fI5 50; dressed beef and butcher
i, ts.iS. sc steers und.r 1000 pounds
;N. stockers and feeders 3. a1S. so;
nd teifers 2.0Odi.S5; Gamers 1500
tulls 4 e)fs.g5; Texas and Indian steers
lk COWS and heifers 265mS 20. Hogs
N i0oO market 5fi1Qc lower; pigs and
II .Edi5.S; butchers 1905 30. Sheep
M 10, market steady; native muttons
10; lambs 4.lOdj5O; culls and bucks
10; stockcrs S,Q0GS.2o.
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PROFIT BY EXPERIENCE-Take out tor
nado policy with o. l., Cochran Insurance
Agency, ia Main street; leading companies
represented, Is
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The others all have
bare metal cleo
trodes that come in
direct contact with
tho skin. Verdigris
a c c u nj u | ates on
these bare metal
electrodes and may
cause blood po SON.
ing and perhaps
death. Some con-
cerus try to initiate
my Belt bv cover
ing the metal with a
thin veneering OF
channels or felt.
Electricity can not
penetrate this cover
but verdigris will.
Do not be hoaxed.
My electrodes alone
cost more TO manu-
facture than the
entire belt OF other
makes and are my
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-14

/. 4, s.psemoer l3,-Consols for money
s;dn account IS 1l-lG. Bar silver
1t m money 2a2h per cent. Rate
! :s.,sSsV rt nllls 1915 per cent; three
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rANsAs CITY.

Il. rir September 19.-Cattle-Re-
~ "a * .s,Iyes. 1900 Texans, 800 calves;
J. ~ .,,, X shade lower: all other killing
y , ,."sSv. hest feed IS steady. others
NV steers i.f5dj. 70; stockers and
(. l' ~. *. butcher cows and hoifers
\ J, s'', ssnnsrs . .i5ai. 25; fed Westerns
, y virtered Texans 3 .tO4S 30; grass
.s.s MNs5;, calves i.5O4G.00 Hogs =
=, /, M, quiet. steady to sc lower;
u q. ~. mixed 5.2Od5. 30; light 5.l59
~ 4 sos 90. Sheep-Recelpts 100;
z r .sti,s ,or muttons. fat lambs shade
!. rmhs I.75T5. 25; muttons 3.50d3. so;
!. sNEil 90; culls 2,50G3 90.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-14

MISS MARY II. SMITHS select school for
little folks begins October j. for terms,
etc, apply OLE Clay, l-ls06
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WANTED situation, by young man in gen,
eral merchandise store: good sal ssman aud
stock keeper; speaks English German, Bo-
hepiian and Spanish; seven years eSpe-
rence: best OF references furnished. Ad-
dress Box As, Fayetteville. Texas. lG
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'ndon Money ,Ia.,-a4

i,Hls ss1 a September 1s.-sugar quiet;
n ~. sts' centrifugal yellow 5d5Ssc;
" s'ioc' Molasses nominal.
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MUSIC S1UDI0-l004 Travis street. corner
Mckinney avenue. Mrs. McDowall Miss
Reynolds. A competent teacher will super
intond the practice OF all beginners. 10
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Dr.. Benefits electric Belt

is my. invention. worked the best part Of
my lifo in perfecting it. It is the only cleo
trio belt in the world that has soft, silken,
chamois covered sponge electrodes that do
away with that frightful burning and bills
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I'm STOCK MARKETS.
s.pn ny TEXANS AT
~, s,sr 81. LOUIS
r,,e. cattle Mt Chicago
W. . .,' re.a- Fed steers,
$40 s $500

~, Reported BY the Evsus-
/, I. 11s rvs .n,o,sslon Company
.5za . Yards, H.. september L.
s'rk Ire made today by texas
IA Isfrio', Co., Catoosa, !. t., 40,
1orfAsfsy = 'pers ss.25; si5-pound
=" ,ss.pound steers sos So H. Ioou-
Na,,s ( Co., VatoosH' . 80
Isisi. ~ Brcvnwood; Texas, 2si.
4 s,s.s sits EACH 80 'p0u"' N'
.,rrisht. Terrell, Texas. a2s,
y ! I u N; ssS-pound $780, s4-pouna
;' !s...s' s Fryer creek. l. T.. 9ss-p0und
'Sa lanes. brentwood, Texas. 72i-
Y, ~ ri heIiers se'
..,,her ts.-Cattle-Receipts
b. Is, sep'sson Texans; common steers
fe1alns ,isbi and medium weak;
k,sl, .,sedy; Western strong Tex
ri s'etn sctlye; native prime STEERS
X nsfasl', 4 medium 4.5Od5 80; selected
~. rcer ' v 4 IS; mixed stockers
4 sbsss ~ s, COWS 2.75d4.5O; heifers 200
ttss. M calves 5.OO4G.o0; Texans,
w Nj on sale today ten carloads
\ w IA "a steers i.4Od5 90; Texas grass
ir slss Texas bulls ? .50d3 40. Hogs
3fvi,,'Sse "a. estimated left over 1000;
tps s a, mixed aud butchers $. "
vi 'op ~" choice heavy $1,000 .47la;
50 % s,Ns 05; light 5.25d5. 60; bulk
nay M, l Al sheep-Receipts 10000;
q w y ,0c higher: lambs, steady to
WEE "a choice wethers 3.75Gi.QO;
KY r,iyed 3. l0d3 GO; Western sheep
' e Texas SHEEP l.2jG5.S5; native
1.,;
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! ~ 'osS September IL. - Eggs--Re-
~ passages: steady; Western pack
y. ~. iQl1; Western loss off 1918.
vr,snS;' September R.-Eggs steady;
Vi u' anu Kansas stock 12la. cases
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

NOTICE is hereby given that the general CO.
partnership at will heretofore existing be-
,weeh William Hood and b. w. Martin,
under the arm name and style OF Hood d
Martin, AT Glen Flora, Wharton county,
tua consent
Tho business will be continued at the
same place by the said william Hood undsr
The firm name and style OF Hood a Martin
william Hood,
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WILSON'S HACK STAND: Phone 1900; stable
nhone 5l5. II
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AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTS WANTED-we can use few mor'
good men 70 take orders ioi our Custom
VIII send outfit free OF charge. Work Bros
& Co. Chicago.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-14

LONE STAR Cypress Tank shop-we make
tanks and cisterns to order; repairing neat
ly done san Jncinto bridge, Baker street.
Paul Korge, Houston, Texas. 1919
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WANTED-By gardener and florist. position
TO attend TO garden flowers, horse COW
and yard. good driver; can also help for
housework. References. Address $3.50, this
office. 10
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

TWO NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS 70
rent, with board. Apply 1901 Texas ave.
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FOR SALE-At bargain: 22oo-acre black
land farm. 30 tenant houses. gins and other
improvements; II would make the finest rice
farm in the State. 80 miles from Houston;
also one 5-acre farm, with good improve
monts. s miles from Houston. For parucu-
lars address Penn h. Thornton. Nj. D.,
Houston Heights. Texas.
=
$40 ACRES pasture land in scurry county.
near snyder Address NJ. SSl Atlantic ave.
nue.. Algiers. La 10
FoP skLE--At Pasadena. three. room house,
10 be moved on property. Address a. }.
Palmer. business manager Houston Post. Y
HOUSTON HEIGHTS-For sale: Two.story
I-ronm cottage. with grounds loOSlS0 feet
fronting east on Bouleva large upper aud
lower galleries, good we'll. eisterd. etc, !;
price 5000; easy terms, Lots at lowest
prices on installment plan. John A. NIL.
roy. Agent. 200 Main street, u
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NOTICE is hereby given that the partners
ship lately subs.sting between John Ken
NEEDY and s. u. Tracy. attorneys and coun-
scllors at law. under the name OF Ken
nedy a. Tracy was this day dissolved by
mutual consent. John Kennedy, S. E.
Tracy, Houston, Texas. September II.
1900 i6
NOTICE-~Auction sale OF unclaimed freight
advertised in Houston Daily Post from
August IS to September ", 1900 Tho o
who can prove ownership may al any tim
before tho sale recover the property ~
paying such charges as may have accrued
In compliance with The requirements %
law governing the disposition or unclaimed
property which NAV nave accumulated VIA
m Tread companies. tbs .foEsiol ard Te7as
Central Railroad company have stored ut
freight depot in Houston and Will sell AZ
the McNalley building 10S and III con-
Eross avenue. next 70 Thee. Hellefs. SO
LIST posted at freight depots located OF
line. Sale begins September u, 300. at 10
a. m Copies Of list will b. sent TO any
address on application to II A. Jones:
general freight agent. s-u
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NOTICE - hereby given thar the partner
ship lately aubssting between John Ken
selors al law under the name OF Ken
nedy 4 Tracy was this day dissolved by
mutual consent John Kennedy, s. Il.
Tracy Houston. Texas. September 4 1902
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2UY THE GENUINE
SYRUP OF figs
=. MANuFAc-URED BY
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP co.
s-y- <s,,rt, rrsE NAME


TO CLOSE AN ESTATE.
Fifty acres suhdiyidod into and 10 acfs
hlncks three miioa southwest frem tbs court
house. for sole together or separately; 81 to
SIS monthly payments II desired. No cash
If improved Big inducemrDt II sold together.
Addres~ r. o. BOX rs, Houston Heights. Tax
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SITUATION WANTED MALE.

ANTED--Experienee young man wants
position in hardware store; speaks German
and English; can furnish references, Ad-
dress box iS5. serbin, Texas. q
WANTED Position with n reliable house as
travelling representative by an honest. talk
alive petite aud sober young man; we'll
educated. speaking English German and
bohemian. Irrespective to line, except liu-
uor, clean record. flrst-class references,
will start at moderate salary. Address
Trade Hustler. this office. l6
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NEWLY FURNISHED rooms with board for
gentlemen or couples; all modern conye-
niences. 1874 Mckinney avenue. II
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Secondhand four-door bank safe:
would prefer time lock. Write description,
size, etc Address BOX IS. De Leon, Tex 10
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OPIUM. MORPHINE. WHISKY HABITS
cured in . to 10 days without pain or III
jurv to yatient no pay until cured and per-
fectly satisfied In case OF failu will pay
all patients expenses while here. also rail-
rohi fare both ways Best references Ad-
dress Matthews Home, 1927 North Flores
street, San Antonio, Texas. II
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FOR RENTING furnished rooms. Wi
hoard. Apply 1907 Preston.
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UH WILL O-s LlANlA NUM-
TYPEWRlTER-ln irst-clasn condition, for
gooG buggy, COW or horse. Z. q, Box 80. y
WILL EXCHANGE any kind Of dental work
for cattle or horse stock. Diamond Dentai
Co., 69gk Main street. II
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90 TO "a DAILY easily made by our live
agents men or women soling our latsst
novelty Campaign WATERPROOF Neckttes
goods entirely new and patented asenis
vou can DO. tine is short; write today ana
secure exclusive territory; guaranteed best
rsller Address with stamp, NJ NJ
Msnfg Co.. Dept c.. springheid' Massi o'V
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AGENTS for Benzlger's Magazine, the most
nontilar illustrated Catholic family maya
10. Il ~ a wear Sells asst. s25 a week
easy. exclusive territory given Address
with references, Benzser Brothers, 3g
Iarclar strect New York II
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Az logs ii......,............ 10 as w
pPlsts on all classes choice cattle ia
pc, ready sale on arrival. Market
o. Inferior grades.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-14

WE MANUFACTURE TENTS, awnings. tar
paulins, wagon covers. horse covers. ham
mocks. banners, badges, flags, etc. Try MS
with your next order; price list on appll-
cation. Kattmann & Kneeland Tent Co.
Houston II
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PERSONAL.

THE FINEST PHOTOGRAPHS yet taken
OF tie Galveston ruins can be seen and
purchased at Newton's Art Studio, l4l7
congress avenue, Houston, Texas. Send
In your orders at once IL
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PILES, PILES, PlLES-Protrudng Bleed
ing, Itching. cured by our new method;
gained after years of experience; in hos
pital use; no cure, no pay; send soc N
stamps or money order. Lock Box PSF, Pile
Remedy Co, Houston, Texas. l0-l?
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SECRET SOCIETIES.
STATED conclaye d Ruthven

STATED conclaye of Ruthven com
mandery No. 2, Knights Templar,
will be held in their asylum IN
Masonic temple tonight, Friday
/, :. September IL, 1900, at $500 o'clock
y, m Visiting sir knights are courteously
ia'ited. By order d. II. Blossom, e. c.; j.
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BOARD AND ROoMs-Nicely furnished
south rooms. two connecting. with board
centrally located: table boarders solicited
terms reasonable. Sl2 Travis street. i
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FINANCIAL.
WANTED TO RENT.

BoNDS--L. Hunt. Fox building.
general agent the United States Fidelity
and Guaranty Company. Baltimore. Md. u
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DR.. Bennett B Beif co:
Rooms 1I2 to 12I, Union Block,
DENVER, COLO.
DRS. BELTS & BELTS & DYAR
Physicians, Surgeons, Specialists,
2I4 ST. harIes ST., New Orleans.

Young, middle
aged and old, single
and married IN g n
and all WIN suffer
with Lost Manhood.
Nervous Debility,
Spermatorrhea. Sem
inal Losses. Sea ssl
Decay, Falling 49,
ory, Weak Eyes.
Stdnted Develop
ment. Lack Of En-.
ergy. Impoverished
Blood, Pimples. Inn
pediments to Mar
rlage; also Blood
and Skin . Disease.
syphilis, Eruptlons.
Hair Falling, Bone
Pains, Sore Throat.
Ulcers, Sweliinss.
Effects OF Mercury.
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kidney and Bladder Trouble, Weak eaSoI sses.
Burning Urine. lnconunenss, ,yesimsr,,
prompt relief and lre for life Both p sfses
treated conheentially and priyatsiy' nu.
Fistula. Fssure aud Rupture eur'' "
new methods
se-S sor rnr,tcuisrs. Address
pRs. BETTs &c BETTE DrAh,
qua 81. Charles 81, New Orleans. La
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FOR sALE-~Bay horse SEQ, bay horse. $50.
black mare $50; matched team. iron grays
$50, matched grAys sl25; good pony. S2i.
and otherB call and SEQ them. Wilson'S
Livery stable. u
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COTTON SEED PRODUCTS.
BUTTER AND EGGS.
ssss september l5,-Eggs steady,

49, W VINHt UUllOn seed meal aud
~ cake are Tor delivery at Galveston.
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PICTJ RES. picture frames, mouldings and
metallic floral designs for graves j. l..
Kopf, 1014 Prairie avenue. Phone 6s7, II
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WANTED TO BUY-Three horses. Apply at
Western Union Hand Laundry, 20s San ia
cnto street. 10
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positively cures all kidney and
bladder troubles. stomach disorders, also
strengthens sexual organs, guaranteed by
Eureka Remedy Co., 81 bottle, at Lewyn $
Drug Store. II
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! isiluvng are the live stock quotations
los market as furnished by the Box
|ia,s Commission company.
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WANTED TO BUY.

WANTED-A good single driving horse
young and sound. Address POI Binz build
ing city. IA
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GREENBERG-7i4 Preston, pays cash for
chicken feathers; send postal card; will
all rs
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BEDBuGS destroyed by Eclipse Bedbug Poi
SON. no disappointment for reaches use
Deadsure Roach Killer get both at Lewyns
Drug Store, 40l Main street. II
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MRS. C. A. BUJAC. pianist and teacher,
studio 2l9 Mason building; lessons at
pupils residence If desired. io-l
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GLAss-All sizes. and put in on short no
tice, also house and sign painting. Oster
Painting Co, telephone 81. r.nss, 6lS
Travis street Is
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/ WANT to buy work horse. c. F. scholibo;.
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OUR PRICES ARE THE LOWEST OUR GOODS VARIED AND IN MERIT UNE
year he expects to get them in about

year he expects to get them in about
April l.
A mortgage for 81, 500, 900, covering the
Winner railroad, in favor of the Colo
NAL Trust company of Boston has been
filed in the registers office at Tonga
noXie.
People who are in the habit of using
the West Eighth street cars of the city
railway were forced to believe that the
company waited for the sun to melt
the snow.
Arthur Pryor, trombone soloist of
Sousas band, who is in Topeka today.
is the author of the popular march 1.-THE
Boston Tea Party" Mr.. Pryor's home
is in st. Joe.
A reception, a bonfire, ratification
and a jollification were held at Wash
burn last night in honor of frank Cell,
the winner of the state intercollegiate
oratorical contest.
The goods roads pamphlets which
were ordered by the Commercial club
at its last meeting have arrived and
will be distributed among the farmers
of Shawnee county.
The streets have been thronged for
the past two days. People We're kept at
home earlier in the week, and as soon
as the walks were so they could get
around everybody came out.
The fire department was called at
9:4O O'Clock last night to the house at
301 Topeka avenue, occupied by H H.
Embrey. The fire was small and the
damage amounted to about $50.
Pedestrians who are on the streets
near the school buildings just before or
after school hours are kept busy dodg-
ing snow balls-not directed at them,
but at some person in their vicinity
The streets and sidewalks have thus
far been kept in better condition by
the street department than most people
thought possible. They have not been
so bad as they usually are after light
fall of snow.
F. E. Kutz has withdrawn from the
race for county superintendent because
there were two other candidates from
the northern part of the county. He in
Inmates that he may be a candidate at
some other time
The Republican fambeau club will
meet again next Wednesday evening, on
account of the change in its time of
meeting from the second and fourth
and third, Wednesday.
There are six band numbers on the
programme of the Sousa concert to-
night. This probably means that the
band will play twelve selections, as
Sousa audience can have an extra num-
Der any time it demands it.
A colored woman called at the coun-
ty Jail after visiting hours yesterday
and insisted on seeing one of the primo
ers She kept insisting until Jailer Law
son told her she might catch smallpox
if she stayed in the Jail, and then she
made haste to get away.
The Standard Shorthand School, $50
Kansas avenue, is making a speciality
of teaching the new Touch method of
typeWriting, which was unanimously
adopted by the National Shorthand
Teachers association held in Chicago
Christmas week They also have the
charts for sale
The Topekans of the T. A A. easily
defeated the High Schools of the z NJ.
G. A. last night on the 7. A. A. alleys
in duck pin contest. The Topekans
held up their record of no defeats this
season and in last nights game made
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nearly thirteen hundred points, defeat
ing the High Schools by 1l3 pins. A re-
turn game will be played between these
two teams on the Y. M. c. A. alleys
next Tuesday evening.
L. M. Crawford, the Topeka theatrical
manager was in Atchison last night,
accompanied by F. c.. Zehrurg, man
ager of both theaters at Lincoln, and
president of the Amusement Syndicate,
which is the Crawford company. They
said their business here was to see the
Ferris comedians, but the general i'm
preston is that they are trying to get
control of the Atchison theater.-Atch-
ison Globe.
c. w. Graves, formerly cashier for w.
W. Gavitt & Co., bankers of this city,
but late secretary for a large eastern
wholesale clothing mandatory. has
accepted position with the Gavitt
Medical company and has moved his
family to this city to reside. Mr.. Graves
is not a stranger to many as he resided
here seven years and his friends will be
glad to learn of his return.
During the month of March the Sun
day evening services at the First Bap-
fist church are to be devoted specially
to the interests of the young people.
The pastor, Rev. p. w. Crannell. will
preach a series of sermons to young
people, and there will be special music
and special decorations, under the au-
spices of the Y. p S. c. E. The sub
ject of the sermon tomorrow evening
will be Called to a Kingdom
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Notes and Personal Mention.

The W. T. K. club will meet Tuesday
afternoon, March 6, with Mrs. H. NJ.
Petro, 1014 North Van Buren, street
Quotations will be from the favorite
poets.
The Vespuccian club will meet at the
home of Mrs J. B. Calvert, at 1865 Van
Buren, street, Thursday afternoon,
March 8. All members are requested to
be present as there is business of i'm
portance to come before the club.
Miss Viola White went to Kansas
City today to visit DR.. Marian Church.
Miss Mary McKenna went to En-
poria Thursday to visit her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. James McKenna.
Miss Lillian Vincent, of Clay Center,
will visit Mrs. Charles Barnes next
week
Mrs. S. G. Cooke of Harrington, who
has been visiting Mrs John Evering-
ham, returned to her home today.
Mr. and Mrs. John A. Moss came up
from St. Marys today to hear Sousa
this evening.
Mrs. W. c. Campbell left today for
her home in Prescott, Ariz., after a
several weeks visit with Topeka
friends.
The Current Literature. club of Pot
win win meet during the month of
March at the home of Mrs. James A.
Troutman.
The Pleasant Hour club will give its
annual banquet next Friday evening,
at the home of Mrs. H. NJ Washburn.
Miss Carina Cooke returned to her
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CONFINED TO CHICAGO.
Strike of Machinists is Unlikely to
Extend Further.

Chicago, March 3.-Until the strike
of the union machinists in Chicago shall
begin to show results one way or the
other, it is probable that union ma
chiniStS will not be ordered out in other
cities and the strike will be confined so
far as possible to that trade alone in
Chicago. President James O'Conneu of
the International Association of ma
chinists will go to Columbus, O., the
first of the week to attend a conference
that has been arranged between the
striking machinists and their employ
that the strike in that city would be
settled amicably in a short time.
The strike in Chicago is looked upon
as test of the strength of the union by
the labor leaders, and unions affiliated
with the material trades council which
yesterday resolved to support the ma
chinists to the end will not be ordered
out unless conditions demand it.
A meeting of the executive committee
of the Machinists union was held today
to map out a plan Of campaign. A
number of small firms not affiliated
with the manufacturers association
signed the union scale during the day
and the men were told to report for
work So far, however, there are no
signs Of yielding by the manufacturers
association.
Trouble at the Deering Harvester
works which was expected to involve
several hundred of the employees has not
so far materialiZed. According to the
Deering officials, not over 20 machinists
have quit work