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THROWN by AN OK.
William Locates or Georgetown BadI,
Injured nimaI FINALLY Killed.

Georgetown. oct. H. While Attempting
~ lead ~ oX 10 The slaughter hons"
hi- aftcron, lttdnry Pride and Wi.
IAN Locates had lively experience.
Thr animal became unily AND rln into
post N ilirm shorts porch knrck.
yng il down. This OILY served 10 intnn-
ly is rrisrt ana thr animal made /
rcnk for liberty.
Nlr. l.rentrs hcId On for while but
way finally thrown considerable dis
ancr aud A badly injured that it was
necessary q carry him home. The AMI.
Fl W. ilnally secured ana killed
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Drill at Reading Room.

~ the West End Reading Room last
ni@ht the season was opened with an
entertainment which included dairy
minds and cowboys drill. There was Il
mrgr attendance and everyone was cS-
pecialy pleased with the drills which
were under the direction Of Major Haley
III" West End basket ball team has
yr2n selected ana will open the season
til \ game with the Wilmington at
hr First Regiment armory in short
limo.
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Examined Plans.

City Solicitor David j. Itcinharlt WIS
~ The office Of the Street ana Sewer
department yesterday morning and be-
gan an examination Of the amended ordi-
nance granted the Pennsylvania Rail-
road Go. the right 10 build an elevated
rairoad through the rity. He Is expected
- rrndcr IN opinion Is 10 liz legality he
tprc next Tuesday, when the board cX-
Iarts % act finally on The mattnr.
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THE sANGTUARIEs.
Services in the Different Places OF
Worship Tomorrow.
BAPTIST.

: Delaware Avenue Baptist Church,
Delaware avenue and West street. At
1890 n. m. Rev. John Shape will preach
Bible School ut D. m. and twilight ser
vice at $50 j. NJ. Preaching by the
pastor at 7,3O p. III. After meeting
at 800 p. m, lasts twenty minutes
Special singing at morning service by Two
ckoirs. Strangers invited.
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= READY FOR swAnrHMoRE,
delaware College Has lbs last Prac-
ticc AZ Newark.

Sncrill 70 Thc sun.
Newark. Oct H. lhp football squad
III Old Delaware came ont this altcrnoaR
NV its iiual Practice before tomorrow !,
GENT. 't'hr signals were riln through
Hith errnt precision aud The team worI;
iryropcs q III encouraging degree.
Nftr ~iGial practice 4 sharp game
3f hl>ket haIl was added 10 develop tie
wind" und qnickuass in handling the
hlll.
Tie ne-up viii be as follows:
Delaware SwarthmGl,,
Powell ........icft rnd ....... EarlS
Wharton ....... left tackle ..... TurIrr
Tunnel .....,.. left guard .....Jr5 Esou
NMsuson ........ centre ...... MrNaugh
!ackson ...... right guard ....lippincptt
NcCo ....,,. li-ht tac,,lc =. Manna5ra
=. can ... right end ... Williams
IIGNleg .... gnsrter back ". Il Hall
toNm ....... lrrt half hack ...... smith
Harrington fright half back Matthews
Evams ....,..,...full back ....,. Stewart
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Eireinen,s Pnrane.

The route # parade Of the Delaware
aud Fame Fire Companies this evening
viii ~ lS follows: Starting at Dclawar"
avcnun station, along Delaware avenue
4" Lincoln. TO tiilpin avenue to Adams
street, g delaware nvcnuc. to Market
trrrt. to Fourth, to Tntnnll. TO Second,
fl Market, to Third 10 French. "a
Fourth, Ia Lombard, 10 Firth to t'rcncn,
10 Sixth, 10 German Hail.
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SO Excursion TO Pan American
Exposition via the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad

ON October 10th, 10th, 22nd 2i,t
train leaves Wilmington, DSawareaycnRr
9.39 a. IN, nllnrding a delightful ridn
through he famous Wyoming Valley.
Through paror cars, Tickets good re-
turning seven days including date If
sale, on all trains except "Black Dis
mnnd Express" and "Royal Limited"
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FIREMEN MEET.
Want Railway Companies to Rccog.
nize Badges as Passes.

At the Friendship Fire Company last
Night Il meeting of the local tircmcn WIS
hrld to discuss the advisabiilty Of ask
ing the railway company to recognize
The badge Of the iircmcn rs passes while
Vi their way to and from fires. All
NJ the fire companies We're represented nj
the meeting which is said to have been
called by the Friendship Company. III"
natter Was discussed for about IN hour
ana il was decided TO confer with tn
Iailway companies on the subject. a
sMnmittrc was appointed for that pur-
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Car and Carria ge CoIIided

\ carriage driven by Grorg" .IacE
!on of No. 500 Pine street, colIidrd Will
! trolley car at Eighth and Eirkwool
tr""ts yesterday morning. Jackson was
thrown OUT and severely injured about
~ back. The horse received several
'llght cnt.! On the legs.
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PRESBYTERIAN.

Olivct Presbyterian Church, Fourth
and Broomc streets, Rcv. Il. \. III.
wood, pastor. 10 a. IN. brotherhood o.
Andrew aud Philip. 1O.45 Il. nj. Divine
worship and sacrament of Lords Supper
Reception of new members. 30 y. H.
Bible School. 1.45 =. M, Evungelisto
meeting. Sermon. subject, Things Of
Earth That Nh 90 to Hell"
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Ilrngcr.. Anni,crsnrn.

IIilverSum, Tile Netherlands Oct. II.
Mr. Kruger was the recipient of many
gifts ana addresses upon the occasion
Of the second anniversary of the dccla-
ration Of war in South Africa Amome
his visitors We're the hllrgom;ster Of
lilvcrSum aud other officials.
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METHODIST.

st. Paul's NJ. f. Church, Seventh and
Market streets, Rev. w. L. s. Murray,
pastor. $50 a. m, class and prayer.
1890. subject, Benefits Of Suffering
2 i. m. Sunday School rally. good pro
gram. all invited. $50 p. IN. y. Il. ). &.
Il. 7.3O u. M. IA Bugle Blast"
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Epworth NJ. Il. Church, the Rev +.
Rmgcttc Short. pastor. Glass meeting
go il. M led by George w. Booker.
Preaching 1890 II. IN. Sunday School
p. M, Rev. John White, superintendent.
Preaching 7.30 y. III.
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WIN ssirgin St. Anhrn,,.s

lnonara u. Wales. attorney, has ac-
"nhled the offer to br bass sooist ~ MN
choir of ST. Andrews T.. Il. Chur,h ~
Mr.. Wales will begin his nnw
lay morning. lie formerly
'ang in GA . VI. II. Church.
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House Buxers Attentinn,,

Look at once at new houses, Tenth AMI
lombard street. rooms and bath Ten
built. seven already sold. Its the priG
that sells them quickly. Best value in tho
fiiy. Home Real Estate Company
Agents on ground.
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STORE FIXTURES.

''et our price on Billiard and Pool
Tables before buying elsewhere. sold IN
asy payments. our cushions are guar.
! niced for twenty years, and are made
lH new vnlranzng process. Old tables
lifted with our cushions are as good as
new, satisfaction guaranteed or money
refunded. See our advertisement OF
Manager Wanted" for lawful slot ma.
chine.
'ALMER BILLIARD TABLE WORKS
Chicago, Ill.
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Fourth CLASS Postmnsters.

Washington. Oct. H. The following
fourth class postmasters have been ap-
peintcd:
New Jersey Palisades Park, William
1.unSte,lt.
Nrw York Goulds, H. +. Schricr.
Pennsylvania Rh0nc, IT, l.. Cease.
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Social CIub at Seafnpd.

The gentlemen OF Seaford have ~.
ganizcd social club with 20 members.
They have rented room and are hay
ing it fixed Up in elegant shape.
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Traffic Delayed.

n hind wheel Of wagon belonging tj
III" Atlantic Fuc Company came off 1T
Seventh and Rodney streets last evening
letting the vehicle down on the tracks
"f the Peoples railway line. Traffic %
the line was delayed for about All hour
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Denver or for Trial Trim,

III" steamship Denver loft Deep Wa,cr
'"ini yesterday for the Delaware Broak-
water where she will make her trial trim
after which she will proceed tp MN
York.
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Rev. II. j. McKeeyer of Wayne, Pa,
will preach ut Calvary Baptist Church
tomorrow morning and evening. A cor
dial invitation is extended to the ser
viras
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Foot Mashed,

NillScoe Johnson. I'M employc Of Tie
lsdac Moor Bridge Works had his lrtt
foot badly mashed 10y bar Of iron full
ing on il Will" at work last night. III
was removed to the Delaware Hospital.
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West Presbyterian Church, corner of
sth and Washington, the Rev. A. n,
Kcgwn, -. d., pastor. 1870 n N.
and 7.30 u. N. sermon by the pastor.
y. IN. Sabbath School. 6.45 i. III. Chris
tinn Enucavor. Evening subject "rh"
life Of Joseph" illustrated with clrc.
tli" lantern slides. The Great Whi,r
Throne" sung by l'rof J. Il. Clymrr,
aud illustrated.
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VIII Direct Singing.

singing At the morning ana evening SER
viccs at Asbury NJ. II. Church tomorrow.
The sun., 1901-10-12

Dn not forget the Rummage Sale at
pylc's Cycle Academy for the benefit
of the Homeopathic Hospital
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b.4D ". Ill.
East Lake Presbyterian Church. Twen
ty-sevcnth and Market streets. Rev.
ieorge II. Trnll, pastor. Divine service
and preaching by the pastor at 1890
Il. M ANA 7.45 i. III. Evening subject.
"Principlrs ANA Practice Of Christian
hndravor. Sunday School meets
mt 2 y, NJ. y. l., S. G. +. u. IN. Bible
study and PRAYER meeting on "Wednesday
evening At 7.45 o'clock You are cordially
invited.
First Presbyterian Church, Market
trr"t above Ninth Preaching nj 10 90
u m. and 7.45 p. IN. by the Rev. II. II
Taylor of Germantown. IN. Sunday
school at p. III. " +. S. G. T.. u. M
First Unitarian Church, West St
aboyc Eighth Rev. Alexander r. Rowsrr.
minister. Subject for Sunday oct. l3.
Tile Value and G'srof Prayer. Services
IT 1915 o'clock. All srnts free. Sunday
school meets Mt u O'Clock.
Church Of the, New Jerusalem. cor
!cl. Of Dcawar" avenue nnd Washing
w NlI''l' it'Ns illiIl ID. ' iI''ll, lDVSIIT.
Services ut 1890 4. IL. Mornin. sci.
mon on THE Wonders Of the Word" +"
Sunday School at 9.15 Il. m.
Harvester Mission. Front ANA jefferson
trcrts, Sunday School il. M. super
nttndcmt. Josiah Cox. Prayer and tcsti.
'nouy meeting 3.3O, lead hy A. H. Tan
nall. Miss Maggie Rodgers will sing
nmc selections accompanied with the
'urp song service 7.3O lead by I.rwls
"cakoy Revival meeting s o'clofk, lcud
y t'hnllrS McKeg.
Central Presbyterian Church, Sunday.
)ci 18Th 1901. 1890 u. IN. preaching by
Rev T. A. McCurdy, =. H., subject
| "Elrll'% Cry and Heavens Answer" ."
: III. Sunday School. 645 j. M. prayer
meeting Of the y. +. $. q H. 745 y.
NJ preaching by Row r. A. McCury. II.
| p. subject; Babel Builders
| First Church Of Christ. Scientist. w
/ Sunday morning services 1T II O'Clock.
| SUli""t : "Doctrine of Atoncnrnt." !"
| Wednesday evening meeting NJ s O'Clock.
| rr'e reading room opcn every morning
| Nrcp' saturday aud Sunday. 911 Gil
1in nrcrur. All cordially welcome
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The Fist tnitcd Presbyterian Church.
West ana Third streets. Rcv. j. ]. TIus-
ton, ID. H. pastor. Preaching mt 10.i5 u.
III. and 7.45 u. N. by Rev. Charles s.
Clcland Of Philadelphia. Sabbath School
80 y, N. Christian Endenvor mrctin=
6.45 il. ln
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Circus Pay" nrw musical comcdc
At 0w"n Davis, author or In;Inv well
rown pluys comes to thr Grand Opera
'i"tS, on Thursday and Friday nights
Nt. The cast IS \ strong en- aud tho
J na@amnnt makes vrry ambitions claim:
IL" rutmc of The farce. I'nIikc mos
nscal comedies. "Circlls Day" has i
liat NM trll< i consistent story With
totlrh 0f rcal heart interest. This is III
mst = novelty in tie dnNS Of the ''hodg,
ol@e" vi which the public sec 81 much
nI thr management "f "Circus Day"
l3nr that tIcy lravc discovered the Key q,
ghlit approval. With thc company arr
I@1st Il lHlf do2en star a"tH, OF polite
ndovillo, @na II rbortls or 70 ,;rls. asnlft
om this is q stage band IF "a picct s
!and ! host # othcr features too numerous
mention
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'lhcro aiW but few readers flat ara III
Ylltinted with 1pck's Rad Boy. Thos.,
at have not been introduced 10 him IN
ai form hayo seem him on the stare.
HHag,l George W. Heath has had him
HCupv#trd and thu farce as il viii BE- pro
7trd IT the Wilmington Theatre iii,
''r~t ihrc" NIGHTS III HrXt wrls will hnvr
WanN imnruv,mrutS. many adlitioual
mks ncw sayings and original sitlla-
'ims Mis- Nolpt IIt~on, one or thu
Si tlnnelaonaturs e boy character III
nali,4E viii again ~ seen ii thc part
T" tha !}ad Boy. l'rrd Wenzcl. thr he,t
W tlr" Gcrmm character comrdians vii;
,@r lhr nmtl season, play the "tirncory-
"llE There will also hc one of the
ron@ost ~pecialty programs on The roal
al"d ly thr great Rriudamour who's"
@iral powers are almost ralulous Tha
tilswi ErotherS. thc finest boxer. ~
'h@ir ago in the world "Pock's Bal
h@r'' will doubtless draw crowded house;
4ug is stan here
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-07-11
under tho direction OF the secretary OF
the interior, at Galos 10 be held Rt tho
opening and subsequent thereto"

under tho direction OF the secretary OF
the interior, at Galos 10 DO held Rt tho
opening and subsequent thereto"
CAN HOMESTEAD AFTER OODAYs
All persons arc especially Admonlshod
that under the said act Of congress ap.
proved March o, 1901 II 10 provided
that no person shall be permitted 20
settle upon, occupy or enter any Of said
ceded lands except In the manner pro-
scribed In this proclamation until after
tho expiration Of sixty days from the
same arc opened 10 settlement and
entry. After tho expiration OF tho
said sixty days, but not before, any OF
said lands remaining undlsposed OF
may DO settled upon, occupied and
entered upon under the general pro-
visions OF the homestead and townsite
lava OF the United States In like man.
ner rs II the manner OF eirectlng such
settlement, occupancy and entry had
not been prescribed herein In obedience
TO law,
II appearing that there are fencea
around the pastures Into which, for
convenience, portions OF the ceded
lands have been divided, and that tho
fences are OF considerable value and
are still the property OF the Indian
tribes ceding said lands TO the United
States, all persons going upon, exam
lining, entering or settling upon my
OF said lands are cautioned 10 respect
such fences as property Of the Indians,
and not TO destroy, appropriate or
carry away the same but toleave them
uudisturbed so that they may DO sea-
sonably removed and preserved for the
benefit Of the Indians,
The secretary OF tho interior shall
prescribe all ncedful rules and regula.
tions necessary 10 carry into full effect
the opening herein provided for
In witness whereof, have hereunto
set my hand and caused the seal OF the
United States TO DO affixed,
Done at the City OF Washington, this
4th day If July, In the year OF our Lord
1901, and the Independence Of the Uni'
/ States tho one hundred and twenty
sixth.
WILLIAM MCKINLEY
by tho President:
JOHN HAY, Secretary Of state,
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-07-11
SENATOR CALLS AUDIENCE.
Containsd No Ono OF Lesser Rank thaa
tho Woe President

Contained No Ono Of Lesser Rank thAa
tho Vice President
There are two ways Of looking at
anything, and the way a wit OF Wash
ington explained certain lacl Of au.
dlenco In the senate, when a southern
senator made a speech, was certainly
the most delightful way Of defining a
somewhat chilling incident.
It has passed into history that Hon.
Wilkinson Call Of Florida, though for
three terms United States senator
and highly honored by his state, did
not make great impression on the
senate as a speaker, and that no thus
disappointed all those who have the
tradition in their minds that all south
ern statesmen are orators, Senator
Call, II Is said, once arose to make
speech when tho senate chamber was
rather empty, AS he spoke tha few
members OF the senate who woro thoro
fled out to get luncheon. No one TO.
malned on the floor to listen to tho
speech, but the president Of tho senate
stIll sat In his place, digninod and
calm. Tho galleries were also empty,
and tho incident became tho aubject OF
Washington gossip, At dluner party
where n southern politician was Il
guest II was asked what no thought OF
the southern senator's audience when
he made his speech In the senate this
morning. Then came a clever answer
for the southern man said, with q
grave face; II thought It a very dis
tingulshed audience, There was no
person there OF less rank than the vice
president Of the United States, Sat
urday Evening Post,
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-07-11

The usual humorous Incidents were
not lacking In the recently taken Brit
ish census An immigrant IN New
Zealand stated to the authorities that
his mother was Kaflr, his father an
Irlshman who had become natural
lied American, but afterwagd served
In the French army, and that he waa
born on tho passage between Yoko-
hama and Colombo In Spanish vessel.
'Put him down q Scotchmanl" was tho
olIlcial decision A man brought up at
Bow street was accosted by eight lin
gusts and n professor IN seyonty-fvS
languages without response. But
n test case for tho census officials Ia
that OF a NJ in Wales who asserts
that no was und on dercllct vessel
(date unknown) and knows nothing
about his father or mother A house,
holder could not toll how many chill
dren he had, while still another en-
tered two pigs and a sheep dog az
members of his family" A West
Indian entered himself as duck
stcalor, A high-church clergyman, who
had n very low-church son (also
clergyman staying with him, is al
legged to have registered him as q "lun-
attic" In the proper column.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-07-11

The ladies OF New York have dis
covered a new kind Of cure, says the
Montreal Star. 1t is called the elevator
cure. There is some sort Of idea OBJ
tanned from somewhere that the NOV
ing elevator has something to do with
the improved circulation of the blood
Elevator men in the districts Of New
York where there are the most high
buildings report the people seeking the
elevator cure to be noticeably on the
increase
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-07-11
Myatory Revealed by tho Tides.

The Croft, which traded between
Leith and New York, left the former
town in October, 1898, and was never
heard Of again, says a London newspa-
per Recently bottle was picked up
at Granton. It contained message to
the effect that the liner and all hands
we're going down in mid-Atlantic The
80 had crew OF thirty, hating
from Newcastle and Leith, and this Is
the first time she has been heard of
since she
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-07-11

In the operation of dredging navl-
gable channels at the mouth OF tho
Moruya and Shoalhaven rivers In New
South Wales It was discovered that
the mud contained much gold dust.
An automatic gold saver was then at
tached to the dumping machinery and
1t is estimated that enough gold VIII
thus be obtained to defray the expens-
es of keeping the channels open.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-07-11

A Russian contemporary states that
Z emigration Of Russian peasants to
Eastern Siberia, ana especially to the
Ussuri territory, is going on at fever
fish rate, During the first three months
of the present year nearly 5000 people
left Odessa for Vladivostok. One single
steamer carried 800 emigrants to tho
far east. Most Of the emigrants are
from southern Russia
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-07-11
Lonrent stairway In washington.

Statesmen reach the reception room
in tho white house by climbing tho
longest stairway In Washington. Sen.
ptor Hanna, suffering from what base
ball men call Charley horse Leg"
was laborlously mounting the steps re-
Gently and stopped to rest whe.. half
way up. He saw the chief usher on
the floor above and called to him:
"Have an elevator put in this build
Ing during the summer and send the
bill to me- Second the motion" said
Senator Platt, when he heard OF Han
mas offer. Chicago Chronicle.
You can tell mans age as soon as
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-07-11
NAY FOUND rowNsIrEs.

Any person, or persons desiring TO
found or To suggest establishing a
townsite upon any of the ccded lands
at any point not in tho near ylclnlty Of
the county seats selected Und dcslgna-
ted Az Aforesaid, may, at any tune
before the opening herein provided
for, file Ia the proper local land ohiGe
written application 10 that effect
describing by legal subdivisions tho
land intended 10 be effected, and
stating fully and under oath tho
necessity or propriety Of founding or
establishing town at that place, The
local officers will forthwith transmit
such petition TO the commissioner Of
the general land Office with their
recommendation in the premises, Such
commissioner, If he believes the public
interests will be subseryed thereby,
will, II the secretary Of the Interior
approve thereof issue an order with
drawing the lands described in such
petition, or any portion thereof from
homestead entry and settlement, and
directing that the same be held for tno
timo being for tOWnsitc settlement,
entry and disposition In such events,
the lands so withheld from homestead
entry and settlement viii, at the time
OF said opening, and not before, be.
come subject to settlement, entry aud
disposition under the general townsite
laws of the United States None of
said ceded lands w,ll be subject to set.
toment, entry or disposition under
such general townslte laws except in
the manner herein prescribed until
after tho expiration OF sixty days from
the time OF said opening,
Attention IS hereby espcc ally called
to the fact that under tho special
provisions OF the said act OF congress,
approved March 3, 1871, the townsites
selected and designated as the county
seats of the new counties into which
snid lands have been formed cannot be
disposed OF under the general townsite
laws OF the United States and can
only be disposed Of in tho special
manner provided in said act OF con-
gress, which declares:
"The lands so set apart and desig-
mated shall, in advance of the opening,
be surveyed, subdivided and plated,
under the direction OF tho secretary OF
the interior, into appropriate blocks,
lots, streets, alleys and sites for parts,
or public buildings, so rs TO make a
townsite thereof;
Provided, That no person shall pur-
chase more than one residence and one
business lot. Such town lots shall DO
offered and sold TO the HIGHEST bidder,
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-07-11

The revenue New York derives from
the rental Of piers to tho Cunard, the
White Star, the American, the Atlantic
Transport, the French, the Leyland,
the National and other lines Is nearly
million dollars annually. The White
Star lien pays the largest rental, $2l7,-
900; the Cunard line is next, with
$12O,0OO and the American line third.
with $SS. S.1S1.---AInsIees MAGAZINE.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-07-11

Lots of fellows get hot over game
Of freeze out.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-07-11

Some people pay too much attention
to the talk Of the insane.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-07-11

Money and blood should both be
kept in circulation.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-07-11

The thinner q mans hair becomes
the more particular he Is in combing It,
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-07-11

A man is often reminded that he
talks too much.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-07-11

Some men are bulls on the stock ex.
change and bears at homa
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-07-11

Ball players are not the only base
deeeivera
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-07-11

The coal miner generally finds him.
self In a hole
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-07-11

You can tell a mans age as soon as
he turns ont his whiskerS
The St. Mary banner., 1901-05-11
Nothing cheap except the price
at Hardings. Call and see.

The Sacred Concert which WAS
held at the Episcopal Church at
Patterson, last Tuesday, was one Of
the grandest affairs given this sea-
son in that place. For the benefit
Of the Franklin people Rev. Carson
has made arrangement to have the
same program, with one or two
changes, repeat here at the Episcopal
pal church next Tuesday. 1t is as
foilowings:
Rock of Ages Quartet, Mesdames B. J; !;
Morey, Ed: l. Seyburn, Messrs WOOD
Hossana, Mr.. Allan Barnett.
Ave Maria, Cavalleria Kusticanna, MIS-
E. ]. Seybnrn. -
The Angel, duet, Mesdames J. Nuttali, Il.
W. Hatch.
Melody Divine, Mr.. Waterman.
The Heavenly Dream, Mrs. I. b. Gooch.
y Lord, How Excellent Thy Name Chorus
PART 2.
Hark My Soul, Quintet, Mesdames Morey'
Barnett, Seyburn, Messrs. Robt. Barnett.
Allan Barnett.
The Holy City, Mrs. j. Nuttall.
Tenor Solo, Mr.. Waterman.
o Salutaris, duet, Mrs. Ed. l. seybnrn'
Mr.. Barnett.
Serenade, Flute Solo, Mr.. Il. c. Wilson.
Lead Kindly Light, ~ mrs H;ab. 3. a;borns . Mores
CHORUS.
Mesdames, Morey, Seyburn, barne..'
Hatch. Misses Como, Hazel M0Iey
Messrs. Wood, Robt. Barnett, Allan par.
nett, Kendall, DeGravelle ana hemPel
Williams. - u
Organist and Director, Mrs. H. NJ
Wilson.