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The news & observer., 1901-02-21

misfortune. An AL
most certain cure
for piriiples and
similar disfguring
eruptions is found
III DR.. pierce's
Golden Medical
Discovery. Ii pur-
ihes the blood of
tile corru pting
cause of ordinary
eruptive diseases,
cleanses the skin
and builds up the
body with sound
wholesome flesh.
/" Discovery con-
tains neither alco-
hol nor narcotics.
II am we'll pleased
with Your medicines, /"
writes John A. Gallo
way, ESQ, Of No. 2IS
26tfl St. Columbus,
Ga. Vim 1894 l was
working at night and
/ broke out in Jumps
all over. and when
these lcA the skin
peeled off. / took six
hotties of Golden
Medical Discovery
and two of Doctor
Pierce's Pellets, and
| do believe that l
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-12-12
Dear Santay.

l want big doll. have
a sister she is years old. l
want you 10 bring her a dog
with koloar and a rubar and
W hen you press the rubar it
will jump. l want a toy hous.
want a toy hous on a ship.
Coed bye santa close Monroe
City Annie Belle Ely.
Indian Creeks
Mo Nov 90 1901
Dear Santa Clause
l am a little Girl 8 years old I
want Some candy and nuts and
and atles and a orages | have
little brother months old
and has for teeth he like candy
l have a little Sister 5 years
old to day do not tor get them
Good by Santa
will close for this time. your
friend
GleSSie HayS
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-12-12
Monroe City Mo
Dec. Z. 1901

Dec. Z. 1901
Dear Sa nta Claus
L drought 1 would write a few
line. l want jointed doll with
a baby dress on it and hood and
socks and a sack on it. l would
like to have a nice book and
some candy and nuts. l am
eight years old and I never
wrote to you what w"nt.
Your little Friend
Eemma D Davis.
Shiel, Mo,
Dec, 6. 1901.
Dear Santa. clause.
AS it is near Christ.
mas | will write and tell you
what l want.
| want a doll Some candy and
nuts and a Rocking chair well
this is all | want this Christmas
but please don't forget my Sis,
ter GENEVA.
Your truly,
Flossie Stanley.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-12-12
Indian creek mo
Nov. &c. 1901

creek mo
Nov. 90. 1901
Dear Santa claus
1 want you to come to see me
christmas l want a top and can.
dy and peanuts. am a boy
seven years old 1 60 to the
Swinkey school and have a
mile and a half to go | will close
for this time
Your friend
Martin Williams
Dear Santa
I am Riting you letter with
my manas Pen and ink She it on
the table no she Didenf think
that was Big enough to climb
up in her chair and Rite so /
that would Surprise you With
letter Sweet to night
I no when you
Read it thoes very words you'll
Say y Bless The little Darling
will Send her a Big Doll this
Day.
Beulah Rohr
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-12-12
Monroe City Mo
Nov 30. 1901.

NOV ~. 19Ol.
Dear Santa Clause
l will tell you what I.want l
want rubber ball and Some
candy. and raisins and peanuts
and a J mond / am little school
boy 10 years old.
This is all hood by santa
Ira Underhill.
Monroe City Mo.
Nov "a 1901
Too Santa Clause. l won't a
bicycle and that is all.
And my brother Sammie won't
a story book and a toy pistol
and some candy and nuts.
And my sister won'ts a doll and
little stove and some dishes
and a little table.
And my other brother Dewey
won'ts a little rocky horse and
candy and nuts.
! And bring mamma a sit of
dishes.
Willie Oliver Nance.
Monroe City Mo.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-12-12
Monroe City Mo
Dec 3. 1901

Monroe City Mo
Dec 8. 1901
Dear Santa Clause
I am a little girl
eleven years of age. / would
like some candy, nuts and or
anges. a little broom and set of
dishes. have four brothers
they are. all married but one.
and think his girl has gone
back on him. Please bring him
some thing nice to cheer him up
| live in the country. go to
Madden school. My teachers
name is Miss Pearl Ely. we
have a very nice school l like
my teacher very much Please
bring Papa and mamma some
thing nice
Yours Truly
Dee Hampton
Monroe City Mo
12,-4-1901
Dear Santa Claus
l am so glad you
will soon be here. Please bring
me a Doll dressed in long white
clothes that will go TO sleep
and an unumbrella and | would
like TO have a Cook Stove that
has Pipe So that 1 can cook.
And don't forget want a little
Pony that l can ride l want so
much l will not ask for any
thing more Sister is going to
write to you herself.
With lots of love
From your little Friend
Archie Clark
mr. editor please print my let
| ter
dec
dear santa this is the first letter
I have written you live in the
comfy [ am six years old and go
to school so don't be Il fraid to
brig me a pretty puctre book
for ] can read it. please bring
me some colod pencils all color
and an air gun and if you cant
afford that ruber ball will do
oh don't forget the coconuts and
candies please bring me toy
house with a { man on his back
and please don't forget mama
and papa
come to my house first for
will go to bed early
Charlie Sickls
Monro e Oity.
Nov. 90, 1901.
Dear Santa Claus,
l want you to
bring me some candy, peanut,
oranges and bananas. / also
want you to :brirg me a little
air gun and some shot.
Yours truly,
Johnnie Fields.
Monroe City.
Nov go, 1901
Dear Santa Claus.
though 1
would write to you to let you
know what l want for Christ
mas.
I want a doll carriage, oranges
canny and Peanuts. l will
close my letter now,
Your friend
Hattie Mudd
Monroe City Mo
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-12-12
SPECIALTIES.
DISEASES AND INJURIES.

DISEASES AND INJURIES.
Eye, Ear Mouth, Nose, Throat and Chest;
Sexual Diseases of Men, Women and
Children; Diseases Of Women; Diseases
of the Skin; Alimentary Organs, Rectal
and Rectal Region; Diseases Of Bones,
Fractures, Deformities, Tumors, Brights
Disease, Etc.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1901-06-21

SIS. S. IS the only purely vegetable blood purifier known and we offer frooo
Tor proof that 1t sona anns amy mineral ingredient whamvr The general health
begins to flow in the veins IL unsightly sores and other evidences Of bloc poison
Our Home Treatment Book N Contagious Blood Poison tells you all about the
II you need advice or special directions write sgI physisns it will cost you
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1901-06-21
The MarseiIIaise in Germany

Berlin, June ia remarkable cere-
mony occurred at Hackenburg, Prus-
STA, yesterday, when the military at
|tachea to the French and Austrian
Embassies in Berlin, together with fiji
ty-ive German veteran associations,
Jointly celebrated the dedication of two
monuments, n erected by Austria in
honor of those Austrians who fell in
1876 during the war with France, and
the other to the French general Marceu
who was mortally wounded at Alien
kirchen in Rhenish Prussia September
20. 1896 and died three days later. At
the dedication of these monuments the
bands played the Marseillaise and the
IPrussian hymn. A french attache
proposed three cheers for Emperor
William and an Australian attache ex-
pressed his confidence in the durabili-
Ity of the ibu -
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1901-06-21
MeE,Cur,y AM
s=;s 49, |: +: : Sc = Potash

Contagious Blood Poison you must take these minerals for two years " longer
can't eat, and the guns have a spongy, unnatural appearance, you are told stop
and o change to Potash is made. When the stomach rebels you are put on Mercury
and Q as igIuitsm O until the system becomes s. thoroughly situated
these poisonous drugs that the most disgusting sores breako "a 9 q Ia body,
the bones become diseased, and the muscles and joints ire nssksd wtn te most
toruing pains. Mercury and Potash drive the eupdons and blotches from the
but the vru Iemains in the blood and the reapp@anee OF u old symptoms
never hope to completely eradicate it by this method Of treatment
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1901-06-21
Mrs. Mckinley Much Better

Washington. June 17.-Mrs. McKin-
ley's condition continues to improve
and there is no consultation Of physi-
Clans at the White house today. Sur
geon General S~ternberger, n Of the
consulting physicians, left for the Phil
ippines today and DR.. RiXey did not
consider it necessary to call in DR..
Johnston, the other consulting physi-
clan. If the present improvement goes
On it is expected that Mrs. Mckinley
will be able to travel COR after
July 1st. The president will then &C
company her to Canton, where the Nc
Kinley home has been made ready to
receive her. The president Will then
remain away from Washington for the
remainder Of the heated term.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1901-06-21

When I was about twenty-one years Of age, or
eighteen years ago, ! contracted Blood Poison IN .
bad form, and am satisfied that the Yapid progress
the disease was making would soon have made ma O
lifelong invalid or ended ny life. As my system
came under the influence Of s. 8. g., the sores,
splotohes and pimples gradually disappeared and soon
no evidence Of the disease was LEFT. I I'M now thirty
nine years old, and have seen no signs Of &c during
the past eighteen years. 8. 8. s. does all you claim
for It. WIN. Pevely, Mo.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1901-06-21
Letter from Mrs. Jefferson Davis

Atlanta. Ga, June 17.-Colonel r. z.
Park. state treasurer has received a
letter from Mrs. Jefferson Davis in
which h says in part:
My dim. uneventful life rolls imper-
lceptibly onward to the inevitable and
natural end Of all mankind. My health
has failed a good deal of late, but
never look sick. and every one tells me
how well I am. I expect to spend the
winter in New Orleans, as 1 have many
little matters to close up before 1 go to
render account of the deeds done in the
body. l am really happy in reading the
notices Of Mr.. Davis birthday and
leulogies on him."
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1901-06-21
Murder and Suicide

Dothan. Ala. June 17.-Professor w.
a. Rankin, until Saturday assistant to
the principal Of the Dothan public
schools. today shot and killed George
Mcneil, principal of the schools, and
then turned the revolver upon himself
with fatal effect. Professor Rankin
was n Of Principal McNeills as
sistants last year, but on Saturday
night a new faculty was elected, Pro-
fessor Rankin was dropped from the
list. Yesterday Professor Rankin tried
to have h matter r~e-opened, but with
out success. Meeting Professor Nc
Neill this morning Rankin killed him.
Professor Mcneil leaves a wife and
three children. Rankin is unmarried
n came here from Bell Buckle, Tenn.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1901-06-21
cHARGED WITH a
Earl Russell Arrested for MARRYING
After Securing a Nevada Divorce

London, June T.-Earl Russell was
arrested on a charge OF having con-
tracted a bigamous marriage in the
United States. The earl was met at the
railway station upon his arrival from
the country by detectives with a war
rant and was taken to the Bow Street
police court where he was formally
charged. The nobleman appeared to be
quite unconcerned. Earl Russell was
remanded in $4,000 bail.
About a year ago ii was announced
tina Earl Russell had obtained q di-
vorce in Nevada n had there mar
ried Mrs. Mollie Somerville. daughter
or the late George Cooke. of Comber-
nauld. Scotland. Mrs. Somerville had
also obtained a divorce in Nevada from
her husband, George j. Somerville.
Later the earl and his new countess
went to England and the first countess
threatened to have the earl arrested
for bigamy.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1901-06-21
Special Session of Porto Rico Legisla-
rare

Washington. June 17.-Secretary Hay
today received the following telegram
from Governor Allen, Of Porto Rico, at
San Juan:
BY unanimous vote today the heads
OF departments ixed the date for the
special session of the legislature for
July 4th. The date of the proclamation
will be announced at the session."
The proclamation referred to is that
which will declare free trade to exist
between the United States and Porto
Rico after a designated date, in con-
formity with the terms of the Foraker
act which allowed two years to test the
ability Of the island to sustain it
self through internal taxation.
Governor Aliens reports have indi-
Gated that under the Hollander act,
Porto Rico is 10Y ready to assume free
trade.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1901-06-21
The Stockton Broke Down

Washington, June 1.-THE little tor
pedo boat Stockton broke Town again
his morning or her trial trip. Judge
Advocate General Lemley has received
the following telegram from Rear Ad-
miral Evans, the chief of the naval
trial board:
Fort Monroe. Va. June II.
"Stockton disabled. Air pump star
board engine broken. She returns to
the navy yard at once. The board
leaves for Washington tonight"
Nothing is known as to the extent of
the accident but from the fact hat the
board returns to Washington, it is as
sumed hat the repairs will occupy
some time.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1901-06-21

At Dothan. Ala w. A. Rankin as
sistant in the city public schools shoots
and kills Geo. MCNEIL, principal, and
then kills himself.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1901-06-21

S. S. S. Is the orly
ant;dote for this de-
structivc virus, and n
infaiiible remedy for
this peculiar poison. Il
d~estroysand eradicates
every particle Of the
poison. and makes the
blood as healthy and
pure as before the dis
ease wae rr-s~<$>I
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-02-02

n. Y. Maynard. he = eond street
jewoler, received the foliowiEg al In
tolikancs this moEuinE.
Las Vegas, Jan. gi.--Mrs. J. A. MUIR
ray died at ~ 20 today. liar dosnta
was caused BY congestion a. the brain.
she was taken suddenly al on REiday
and remained unconscious until aor
death Her husband. A. Murray, arr
flyrd home on No. Saturday. lie
was with her when she died. but. OF
course, aho could not recognise as. sho
will 10 buried Tuesday. FOaF Sincere
friend. ANDREW \. MURRAY"
ar. Murray was Ia AiDuquei Que iaat
wednesday and left Thursiay morn
inE for city Of Mexleo. WI 80 hs az
pected 10 secure a positi0n in tho traiR
service on the MsKlcan Csntral read.
While "a M Paso. Friday. a telegram
caught him just as he was l0avinS tar
Mexico. informing him Of tha Huddsm
illness % his wife. lie passed up ths
road en route 20 Las Vcaas on his
sad mission. Saturday morning. May
friends Ia Aibuquorqus Join The Ctii-
zen In extending coudolsueo 10 the be-
reaved husband ana other reativsA
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-02-02

The house committse on irrigation oe
arid lands mas taken up the subject IN
earnest, but Il 10 urged INat one 10
earnest Three or four bills are pend
lng before the COMMITTEES, but u ia
urged that one 1s framed 20 include
all pf0iscts. This would require time
aud labor. as IL 10 estimated that one
third % the United Mates II included
IN the arid lands and that D.oo0,0oO 10
40 GOO 200 people can b. supported on
them " they are irrigated II 10 pro
posed that each acre deriving benefit
from Irrigation shall pay 70 much per
year. ~ that ia time al the money en-
pended b. the government will b. re-
paid. II IL estimated u would cost
from tiO0O0o.OO0 to 5000 90 70 irri.
gate all.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-02-02
That Mothers AIesting

Rev nunker's talk upon Sabbath
observance" was appropriate, impress
ing upon mothers the necessity OF re-
ligiOus training Ia the home; the en-
phasizcd prayer In the home, the re-
spectability Of family church attend
ancc. He advocated entertainment 10y
means Of games, good books and
social intercourse in the home; he sug-
gested that n children were on the
streets sunday afternoons tney should
be accompanied boy an older person;
they should have some errand OF mercy
rathtr than pastime.
Mrs. EricksOn's paper upon work was
a practical, earnest protest against idle
ness ia the home, nttributing To this
cause many OF the evil tendencies Of the
age. Every hearer felt that work was
a blessing when regarded Ia the light
she presented IL. Mrs Erickson Is a
visiting member from HillsborO, Texas.
MRS. Hodgsoi, In an able paper, Inn
pressed upon the mothers the necessity
Of systematic education In the home
Her talk was fOrcible and earnest and
those fortunate enough 10 hear u found
therein much for practical application.
The event of the meeting was q poem
los Mrs. Anna Hill wherein, undew the
caption of a vision, she paid a high
compliment 10 W. G. +, u. work. Like
Anna Of old Mrs. Hin Is pl ophetoss
this particular prophecy had both
rymth aud i've would fain believed rea.
son. Mrs q. h.. Wilson, Press Re
porter, W. G. T. L.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-02-02

Lee, the hypnotist, had medium
sized audience az the opera house last
overing, but there was "a backwardness
on the part Of those present 10 assist
him 10y going upon the stage as sub
jccls. Mr.. Lee never plays any foolish
pranks with his subjects, and does not
place them la any ridiculous or embar.
RAISING conditions, and the success Of
such entertainments depend entirely
upon the assistance given him 10y the
audience. In Phoenix many %! the
prominent business aud professional
men presented themselves oh the
stage as subjects, and his entertain
ments there were not only interesting
and intensely amusing but were in
structive along the line Of hypnotic
suggestion Prescott Miner.
Professor Lee viii open a
weeks engagement at the Noher opera
house commencing next Monday, Jan.
-. Popular prices 20, 30 and ~
cents. Seats az q. 4 Matson's.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-02-02
MARRIED. An ~. PAWS.

n s. Knight, 90 Albuquerque. aHd Misa
Anna rrics, of OsweGo. New fofh.
The marriage Of Miss Anna price 90
n s. knight. of Albuquerque y. A..
was performed At 81 Paura ohurcH
this morning at 7sO o'elocs by IN,
REV Father Barry. Misa Anna bauar
ana Fred Price brother e ths
bride. we're the attendants 20 the bridal
couple Following tno brief ceremony
tho party went 10 the home of the
brides father. Patrick trice. Ia Last
Seventh. near Albany street. and there
a wedding breakfast vas ssrv "a. About
thirty guests were y esent and enjoyed
this brides Hospitality. C0nEtatula-
lions were showerod upon the l. ida ard
groom by ehelr assembled frienls. Tho
guests from out OF town were Edward
5. Farrell q New York. and James
Donovan Of Ashtabula, Onto.
Mr. and Mrs knight babe farewell
10 their many friends and az a.s0
o'clock lcu for Albuquerauo. where
they viii ltvs The bride 10 s''Arm-
lax y0ung woman. who ~ her happy
disposition and admirable quali,ls
salRsd mary trus friends. hr. knis
II oss " ths aeaivs. energetic nen wao
10 making Albuquerque one OF the lead
ing cities Of The southwest Gic 10 In
tho commission brokeraga business.
and was formerly chief VI the IRE de-
partment.--osweSo. N. r.. rahaiiam.
January "a.
Mr. KAiaa1 and wife arr expected 10
arrive Ia the oity on one OK tae trains
from the east tonight AMI frie3',s
Will be az the depot u bid them wei
come. They will ~ 70 housekeeping
at No. 800 Roma avenue. who're the
viii be al homo TO their man
friends after February 10.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-02-02

tale we're formed By the same o. a
necessary % forming diamond pu
Gays those found thus far are nothils
but crystals.
Mr Kuns was seen by New York
Tribune representative iaat wect and
gave out the folloWing Interview
None % the reports which ! heve
received show the existence ~ new dia-
mond fields In New Mexico. Il Il quite
probable that errors have been made
The diamonds which are supposed 20
have been found are probably minute
crystals OF quarts. Of a quality pesu-
liar 20 certain parts Of Arizona in
these crystals the prism IL almost en-
tlrsly absent a. hat The two pyrlmi .
make up the entire crystal Thus the
crystal Ia twelve faced instead % hav-
ms clght sides In spite OF Tits faet
che stones strikinsly resemble the oc-
tahedral diamond over scors OF these
specimens have been sent TO me TO-
examination, The faCt that those crys.
tai bits are found IN docomposcd vol.
canic rock IL one OF the chief reasons
why amateurs believe Thorn % be pra-
cious stones"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-02-02
a oosriDrScE MAS.
ue Worked the TaiRce snieon Manager
and Got Rimaeif intn troubie.

and tsot faimseit Into troubic.
A smooth individual, who under
stands the art Of securing money With
out work, got into the good graces Of
Manager Taylor. of the Palace saloon,
yesterday, aud had him endorse q cou-
pie Of drafts Ia the sum OF SO and 800
respectively. The "piker" proceeded
to purchase jewelry aud Ia receive the
balance In money. shortly after, when
Manager Taylor came "a his SENSES, he
reported the case 10 Marshal McMillin,
who learned that the Bank of Com
MERGE had In their possession both
drafts The fellow, who had given his
name as II. Is. Hartman, was soon Local
ted whcroupon he dug up portion
of his ill-gutten gains. He was taken
20 the city jail where he was allowed 10
languish during the night and allowed
To- reflect over his misdeeds A tele-
gram was cent to his friends in New
ork, who are expected 90 liquidate
and relieve the young man from further
embarrassment lie L. a neat appear
ing Young man. aud came here from
the VI Paso carnival the early part Of
this week
Later in thc day the Young man re-
ceived assistance from COnsurts Ia this
city and gaiped his release from the
clutches of the law. Hc has ticket "a
san Francisco for which place he will
start ON to-night's train.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-02-02

0eorss W. smith wni Gao 20 san l,srnar.
dino. Get VA A. W Aibuquer.
go. nTfau

MNufMa W. NNlhiN WIZ Mn 70 Han AAHNmafs
dino. Cai wa A. N Aibuquer.
ace uftsn.
The household effects " u. W. smith
superintendent I'd motive power and
master mechanic. have been stored ia
tAa city and the headquarters 20 the
esteemed gentleman viii a0on D., re-
owed Gee san ueruarilno. much Go The
roErct 1f. his many Albuquerque
friends This change BE- brought about
by the fact that his services Will be- in
greater demand lu the California city
than here. OWNS ,l the gradually In
cresslna busln. ts ut tbs santa 10 Pa
cine Hallway company lie Will bi;o
with him seven office employees from
this onico. but their positions Will be
filled at once BY others who Wiil be
presided over b. a second superinton.
dent Mr. smith viii stlil retain bis DO
sitlon az general master mechanic u
the Rio Brande divisions and the ual-
ness at this point will require as much
% hIs personal attention Ina the future,
" no more. than In the past II viii be
a source OF great pleasure 20 know that
the change will not remove him ntlre.
by from our midst. ana the people Of
this cit, iuiu The citizen in extending
congratulations to MI smih Tor the
promotion he has received at the hands
~ che officials ol the santa Fe Pacific
Railway company
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-02-02
L,rnoow mnARD rRoM
IN. Es-Ihirf OF the citizen nndsFy
Whites Frsa Topeka, Kaa.

Harry 4. Lilhgow. formerly connected
with The Citizen IN the blndrfy depart
ment. writes from Topeka. Kansas. un
der date OF January 10 60 this once
and states that he has good position
In the State hindery az the Kansas cap
iial and that there Do plenty Of work
the legislature being la HesBIon. Both
Mr.. iAthRuw and his wife believe they
will enjoy their residence in the sun
flower state one piece of news In that
Rev Frank "A Alien, formerly pastor
Of the Congregations church az Anu
querquc. has auluhed hts term ia Rey.
Cdas sheldon's church during the lat
ter's absrnce ln England. Mr. sheldon
having returned Mr Allen hiss ACCEPT
"a a call 20 the Raxbury district church
Ia the city of Boston ana has gone east
90 take charge. Mrs Allen and Harold
will remain Ia Topeka untn Harold nm
Isles his first year in Washington col
lsge Mrs Llthgow'a health ~ lmprov-
ing which Will be- pleasant nrwa 20 her
friends here Al Old friends are sent
kind remembrance aud the popular
young euuple appear 60 D. making
friends and getting along nicely IN thsiI
new home