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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-06
NOTICE.

1,HE. BUSINESS OF D. N WALKER &
CO. will be continued under the old
name Mrs. Avis NJ. Walker. the widow,
and n B. Walker, the son and former
partner of the late Major D. N. Walker.
at present constituting firm. The COM
nanIes represented are DESTROYS of hav-
inr the business conducted as hereto
fore. and n. 3. Walker will have active
charge of the office.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-06
DUEL TO THE DEATH
Dennis Sheridan Shot Dead by City
Marshal Stroup- Officer Badly Cut.

(By Associated Presso
FORT EIYER. FLA, July 5.-In duel
to-day between Dennis Sheridan. we'll
known here and City Marshal Stroup.
Sheridan was shot dead. and in the fight
the officer was severely cut with a
knife. 1t is not positively known whether
his wounds will prove fatal or not, but
it is believed they will.
The affair created intense excitement
in the town. The duel was preciptated
by resistance on the part OF Sheridan.
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DIVIDEND.
Orice Va. Fire and Marine

Ofce Va. Fire and Marine
Insurance Company,
Richmond Va, June q. 1902
DIvIDEND-THE DIRECTORS OF THIS
Company have declared a Sem.-Annual
DIVIDEND OF FOUR PER CENT. Gree
of taxi, payable on and after JULY LIST
next. Checks will be mailed to stock
holders. Changes OF address should be
notified to company.
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In execution of q decree of the Circuit
1907. in the suit OF II. A. McEurdy. Trus-
tee, VS.. Z. W. Gates ct ais. Trustees. etc
we will SELL by public auction. the
premises, on
WEDNESDAY,, JULY 9. 1902.
beginning promptly at 1870 O'Clock 2. NJ.
all of the property above referred TO.
Lying directly in the line OF the city s.
best growth. between Broad Street and
Grove Avenue. these lots are entitled to;
the consideration ard will doubtless COM,
pei the attention of all who are seeking
home sites. or speculative property in de-
Sirable vacant land.
The property will be sold according TO a
plat and survey to be exhibited at the
time of sale. and the purchasers VIII be
given the opportunity OF buying one or
more lots at each offering.
TERMS-One-third cash. and the resi-
due on credits of one and two years. Tor
notes with interest added and secured by
deed of trust. or. at the option of the
purchaser, all or a larger proportion in
cash.
STUART BOWIE.
JNO. A. LAMB,
j. JORDON LEAkE.
WILLIS 3. SMITH.
II. a. fCURDf.
Special Commissioners.
I hereby certify that the bond required
of the Special Commissioners by the
aforementioned decree has been duiY
Witness my hand as clerk Of the said
court this eth day of June. 1902.
j. f. BRoADDUS. Clerk
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Building TO
be Removed

The attention of BUILDERS AND
OTHERS is invited to the persmptory
l''elO'' MoNDAY. JULY I. 1902.
at o'clock P NJ. of that large Brick
Building, No. SIS Park Avenue. and the
Brick Stable In the rear. to be sold to
the highest bidder. to be removed
There are in these buildings q large
quantity Of the best materials. such as
bricks frames, sash. doors. floors. ETC..
besides range. heaters. laundry tubs. gas
fixtures. etc.
TERNIS-Cash.
n. w. BOWIE, Auctioneer-
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By E. a. Catlin.
No. 8 y. Eleventh Street.

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OF THE,
PREMISES No 9l9 y. TNENTY-NISTH
STREET.
In execution OF certain deed of trust
to me, dated January s. 1896. of record
in clerks office Richmond Chancery Court,
made in the payment OF n note theretnl
secured. and being required so TO do By.
the holders of said note. | will. on
TUESDAY. JULY s. 1902.
at $50 O'Clock p NJ. on the premises.
Sell the property No 9l9 n. Twenty ninth
Street. this city. The lot fronts II feet 9
inches and extends back between parallel
is an Indifferent 2-story frame dwelling.
TERMS-Cash sufficient to defray the
expenses of executing this trust. all un-i
maid taxes and the sum OF S3il.19. with
interest thereon from January s, 1899.
and the residue at one and two years
with interest added: or all cash, at option
" 20 e A. CATLIN. Trustee.
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Otfice Of the Secretary OF the
L7,n+io Coast ina r iIroad Cornnop,

Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Company.
Wilmington. N. c.. June 80. 1902
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Company
have declared DIVIDEND OF TWO
Stock of that Company. Dividend due
and payable at the office of the Treas
urer at Wilmington. N c.. on JULY
10. 1902 The transfer books will stand
closed from July 1st to July 10th, 1902.
both inclusive
JAMES F. POST. Secretary.
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Co
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Justice John Recovering.

The condition of Judge John J. Crutct-
field who underwent an operation at his
home a few days since. continues most
SatiSfa Glory.
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STRIKE SITUATION
Some Improvement Expected in the
Coal Field Tomorrow.

Officials Of the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railroad here anticipate marked improve
ment tomorrow in the strike situation
in the New River and kanawha coal re-
gions.
From information received here yester-
day from the coal fields the mine opera
tors seem hopeful of better conditions.
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JUDGE RlVES OUT
He Enters the Race for the Bench In
the Third Circuit.

the Third Circuit.
In letter to G personal friend here.
Judge Timothy Rives, Of Prince George,
announces positively that he is candi-
date for judge Of the new Third Circuit,
composed of the counties of Prince
George, Surry. Essex, Greencsville anu
Brunswick.
The other candidates are Hon. Robert
Turnbull of Brunswick, and Judge ]. F.
West of Sussex. The race promises to
be a very spirited one in the caucus.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-06
MEETINGS.


THE ANNUAL NETTING OF THE
Stockholders OF THE E. B. TAYLOR
COMPANY will be held at the office of
the Company, No. 1oll East Main Street.
richmond Va. on WEDNESDAY, July
20 1862 at o'clock P. NJ
CHAS. K. COUPLING.
Secretary and Treasurer.
THE NINETEENTH ANNUAL MEET
ing Of the VIRGINIA MECHANICS
INSTITUTE will be held at No lola
East Broad Street, Richmond, Va. on
TUESDAY. the sth day of July. 1902, at
s O'Clock P. NJ The regular annual re-
ports will be made. Election of Board
Of Directors and other business. A full
attendance requested.
THOMAS Elicit. Secretary.
THERE WILL BE AN IMPORTANT
meeting of the Retail Dealers Protec-
tive Association at Lee Camp Hall, July
sth at O'Clock Tickets for the eX-
viii be distributed and other import
ant business attended to.
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BY Pollard & Bagby.
Real Estate Auctioneers.
A Uc11oN SALE 90
Valuable Business Property,
BEING THE
THREE-STORY BRICK STORE
No. 1870,
on North Side Of Main, between
Seventeenth and Eighteenth SITS.

AT request Of parties Interested, we
will sell by auction. on the premises, on
TUESDAY. JULY S. 1902.
at O'Clock P. NJ, the above mentioned
valuable business property. The property
is in good order, under lease for a
term of years at $40 per annum to a
splendid tenant This property will pay
you or per cent net on your money.
WHY let your money lie in bank at per
cent Lot about 20 feet front by depth
OF 155 feet to wide alley.
TERMS-At sale.
POLLARD & BAGBY.
Aucttoneers.
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PROPOSALS..
Board of Supervisors

Board of Supervisors,
f1enrico County, July 3. 1902
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
ceived by the undersigned up to WE'D
NESDAY, July 9Th. at noon, for furnish
ing COAL at the Courthouse and County
Almshouse. one and One-half miles
northeast of the city. on the Nine Mile
Road State price per ton for each kind
of coal; and also price per ton at the
yard for the quantity wanted at the
almshouse. Quantity probably needed at
both places. seventy tons. Leave pro-
posals q the County Clerks Office
H. G. HECHLER, Chairman.
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WANTED TO BUY 500 GOOSE FEATH-
err BEDS: will pay highest market price
T. GOODWIN, No. 7o6 West Broad
Street.
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f ar IA For Sale.

1870 acres more or less in sight OF and
neishborhood; several gentlemen from
Richmond have recently purchased coun-
try places adjoining; new frame house.
several outbuidings: price 2,oco; one-haif
or write Hor Catalogue.
a e. CIAFFIN & Co, INC,
No. L North Tenth Street.
Richmond, Va
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WANTED.

WANTED THE WHOLE CITY TO
know that we have just received $1,000
worth of Promo and POGO CAMERAS
latest makes. also latest Eastman lhC-
OAKS: the largest stock South. The
CRAIG ART co, No lis East Broad
Street.
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TOR SALE.

A NICE FRAME DWELLING ON
West Main Street. with 8 rooms. Lot
25X1S0 Possession September Gath.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-06

DANIELS METHOD OF PHYSICAL
culture works wonders No 10 North
First Street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-06

WANTED. YOU TO LET US SAVE YOU
money on printing. Al work guaranteed.
FRANK BAPTIST PRINTING CO,
Governor Street
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7
SEVERAL, DWELLINGS ON PARK
AVENUE from $3.50 to $500.
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Chaplin & Hume,
Real Estate, Insurance, Loans.

FOR -FOUR MONTHS, FURNISHED.
delightful RESIDENCE of u rooms. all
on Dills Lane, opposite Mr. T. A. Cary s
/ residence near Chestnut Hill.
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LARGE STABLE ON ALLEY BE-
Belyidere Contains four stalls. room for
four vehicles two servants rooms and
large feed room Also smaller stable
nearby.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

~ ENRCO COUNTY, STATE OF VIR-
u CHINA, JUNE 18TH, 1902
Victor NJ. Wilcox. Plaintiff.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-06

For RENT.
NO. s111A N. TWELFTH STREET. TWO
story BRICK DWELLING of s rooms.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-06
MISCELLANEOUS.

TYLER,s HAY RIDE AND PICNIC
WAGONS (Shockoe Slip. Tourist" '"ry-
Ier.' "Favorite,' ''EowEatan," Park
Phaeton." 'PhoInes-old, 143; new, IS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-06

WAXENE. THE ONLY SUCCESSFUL,
floor polish for sale by TANNER PAINT
AND OIL CO. No. 1919 East Main.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-06

THE WONDERFUL FREE EXHIBIT
of relics from the East lndia's OWENS
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ONE OF TIE FINEST EXCURSIONS
of The season viii be run to West Point
on TUESDAY. July Sth. By the Street
Railway Employees.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-06

sl.o9 & $50 MONARCH &. ECLIPSE
SHIRTS marked down to S9cts; Prince
~ & Emperor brand, 75cts SHIRTS,
marked down to Scots.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-06

WORK. OUT THE PRovERB TODAY.
KEEP COOL AMP ut KAEMPFS
Candies
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II THE PROVERB TODAY

HvANTED-THE WORLD TO KNOW
that the world is theirs TO make a
snap shot at with an Eastman KODAK
or a Isremo CAMERA. houPght at the
CRAIG ART CO
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FURNISHED. FLOYD AVENUE
DWELLING.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

TAKE A BOX OF KATMPF"S CANDIES
with Won to the country.
Hutchinson gazette., 1902-02-20

Davis conducted the services at the
Methodist church in Arlington, Mr.
and Mrs Spence are well known here
and their many friends extend to
them their heartfelt sympathies In
this their time Of great srorow.
i. Il. Blodgelt and his son George,
are both very sick with pneumonia
fever, but are improving now, and
we hope to be able to report entire
recovery.
The youngest child of r, II, Guyer
and wife, has also been quite sick,
but is now out of danger, Miss Min
ME Sanders is also ON the sick list,
and perhaps some Others who have
not been reported. 1t Is fortunate
that Arlington has two fine physi-
clans who are doing all that skill and
medical care can do for the sick.
The valentine social given by the
ladies of the Presbyterian church at
the Woodmens hall, was well at
tended and was Il very enjoyable
affair. My, but 1t was fun to see the
people trying to match valentines and
find supper partners. The ladies
cleared the neat sum Of thirty dollars.
Protracted meeting is going on at
the Presbyterian church, conducted
by the pastor, Mr.. Read.
Monday evening the new members
of the WOodmen camp, to the number
of about twenty-five were given an
oyster supper and social, at Wodman
hail. There was oysters galore with
the needed trimmings, pronounced by
all to hc about the finest ever brought
to town, Various games were in pro-
greSS the entire evening, and lively
music helped to make the occasion
one that will be a pleasant memory
to all who were present
Eugene Guycr Of Gage, Oklahoma,
arrived Saturday, and Is visiting his
father brother, and sisters, and Shak-
ing hands with his many friends.
i, b. Stratton, of Valley township,
who is seeking the republican nomin-
alton for sheriff of Reno county, was
getting acquainted with the boys
Monday. Mr.. Stratton appears to be
Il vrey nice man.
Il. o. +.
Hutchinson gazette., 1902-02-20
ARLINGTON,

Married, Wednesday, February T.,
at the home Of the groom's parents in
Arlington, Mr. G, W. King, and
Miss Florence Wyman, Judge w. p.
Barley said the magic words that
made them one, and gave the King a
queen. May prosperity attend them
as they journey hand in hand along
the pathway Of life.
r.. A. Barrett and wife, of Farley,
Iowa, who have been visiting friends
and relatives here for the past three
weeks, left for their home on Monday.
Miss Mabel Greene returned from
n visit with her brother Guy, and
friends at Nickerson, Friday. While
there she visited the college, and says
that it is a model institution Of
Tearing and well deserves the pat
ronage.it receives, She reports a very
pleasant time.
Saturday, February Is, the only
child Of Mr.. and Mrs. 7. A. Spence,
died at their home south Of Sterling,
and was buried in the Arlington Gem.
etery, Monday, the l7th Rev. p. 0.
Hutchinson gazette., 1902-02-20


A good many people have not for
gotten the salary grab congress dur
ing Grants first term as president,
and the fate of those whose mizerly
propcnsltleS were superior to their
conscienceS. The indignation Of the
people admitted of no compromise
and all or nearly all who voted for the
measure failed to be returned, The
presidents salary was raised from
twenty-five to fifty thousand dollars.
This was generally conceded to be
Just, and stands to this day without
objection. A short time ago the
United States Senate voted on the
proposition to increase the salaries of
congressman from five thousand dol
lars to seven thosuand five hundred
dollars. Senator Burton voted for
it and Senator Harris against 1t. The
votes of the democrats in both
houses will be found almost solid
against the measure. But nOtwith-
standing the record of the democracy
to the contrary, 1t is an old song
with the republican press and the re-
publican Spouters that all a demo-
crat or populist wants in Office is his
salary. 1.-The laborcr is worthy of
his hire" When the people fail to
find capable men to represent them
in congress, 1t will be time to raise
their salaries to more than five thou
sand dollars year, but there is no
apparent reason for such Il measure
at this time. We should deal with
a congressman as II trust deals with
Il wage Garner.
Hutchinson gazette., 1902-02-20

Congressman Newland OF Nevada
has introduced bill paving the way
for the admission Of Cuba as n state
into the union, The franchise Of the
Cuban citizen is so cloakcd that the
civil government is subordinate to
the military power Of the United
States, 1t Is so arranged that the
money power will control the Cuban
parliament and just rs soon as the
authorities at Washington are salts
fed that the ruling forces OF Cuba
are in sympathy with the republican
party, they will be admitted and
given u territorial form Of govern
ment to be admitted MS a state Of the
union when the clnch Of the money
power Is complete, The Congress
may knock their plans into smither
ems. The best laid plans Of mice anC
men come to some bad end, The
rough rider Of Imperialism Is In the
saddle, but the people are awake tC
the danger that threatens the repub
Hutchinson gazette., 1902-02-20
SOUTH HUTCHINSON.

Mrs. Belle Spect was up from King
man last week. visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. lleber Uni.
George Mills, son Of Mr., Mills of
Tairyiew district, fell and broke one
of his arms while playing ON the
school ground,
L. p, Teemley went to NcblasEa,
recently to sell his lands there. lie
says they are all wanting to sell out
there and no buyers, So he has con-
cluded to keep his real estate for his
prospective grand children.
John Hooper announces himself a
candidate for the Office of sheriff.
John is a resident Of Lincoln town
ship and farmer
February is our winter month,
This year the farmers viii dispense
with the regular course and not SOW
oats this month.
IL costs about ten dollars and fifty
cents to raise wheat In the western
states, and about twcnty-one dollars
In the eastern states. The above In
cludes all cost for the rental of land
and until wheat has been marketed.
The Mcssrs. Ora and Newton Aid
rich Of Lincoln spent Sunday after
noon with G, A, Teemley
The real estate firm Of Tecmley &
Northup have dissolved, Mr., North
run has secured a iarm.near Lawrence
which he will take possession Of
March lst. Teemley 4 Son are now
the real estate firm.
There are more farmers auction
sales held during the month of Feb
ruary than all of the other months
of the year combined, and the sales
during this month are invariably well
attended. Stock, and farm ma
chlncry always bring satisfactory
prices The auction bills invariably
state that bankable notes must be
given, but we notice that the buyers
usually pay cash and get the dis
count Kansas farmers are in posi-
tlon to do this. The time of the note
shavers is past in this state,
Daisy.
Hutchinson gazette., 1902-02-20
ROCK ISLAND SHORT LINE.
Through Trains viii Commence Running
March "a,

Onlcial announcement of the COM
pletion Of the Rock Island short line
between Chicago, Kansas City and
FL Paso, Texas, has been received.
Train service will be lnauguraetd on
March End.
The opening of this new line to
El Paso marks an important epoch in
the history Of the Great Rock Island
route as well as in the development
of the great southwest territory Of
the United States.
Primarily the completion of this
new line to El Paso heralds the oper-
alton of the "Short Line Route be-
tween eastern gateways and the as
yet practically unopened territory to
the south and the southwest, At the
same time II opens up a new and
powerful trans-cOrtnental line to the
Pacific coast. Not only does the
Rock Island extension to III Paso Sc
cure for that road the "Short Line
Route" between the east and south
and southwest, but also the Low
Altitude Route" as the country
through which it passes Is of eX-
tremely low altitude and the maxi
mum grade Of the road Is less than
one per cent.
The construction of this new eX-
tension has been carried ON In the
latest and most practical manner.
Improved and powerful machinery,
both for roadway construction and
track laying, has been employed and
the completion Of the work, com
menced only u short time ago, has
been perfected in the shortest time
consistent with safety, The track Is
laid with eighty pound steel rails
and stone and steel bridges have
been constructed in place of the much
used wooden structures.
With the Inauguration or train SER
vice between Kansas City and ElPaso
the usual first class equipment of the
Rock Island road will be installed,
An entirely new supply Of chair cars,
day coaches and Pullman slcepers has
been ordered for this line and will be
strictly up-to-datc In every particu-
lar Late appliances for safety and
convenience will be used. The Pull
man sleepcrs will be maryels of
beauty. The entire train will be full
vestibulcd. Dining cars "A la carte, .
patrons paying for only what they
order.
The distance between Chicago and
Hutchinson gazette., 1902-02-20

We believe that the democratic
central committee made a great
mistake at It's late meeting In
locating the state convention, We
have nothing against Wichita and or
dlnarly no better town could be
found for holding state convention.
But two conventions at the same
time, and place, one with fifteen hum
dred delegates and the other with
seven hundred, and as many more al
ternates and transient guests Of prom
inent state citizens, would swamp the
entertaining capacity Of the largest
town In the state, to say nothing OF
suitable halls for the two conventions
1t Is not too late for the committee
TO correct the mistake, but 1t should
be done at the earliest practical mo-
ment, Whatever We may think Of
Topekas puritanic fanaticiSm, they
can furnish ample hotel and hall ac-
c0mm0dationS. II we are systematic
we can do all there is to do in one
day and make haste to get home be-
fore they get all Of our loose change.
What we have said Of Topeka seems
to be true Of other capital cities. The
Missourians make a like complaint Of
Jefferson City. Illinois Of Springfield,
and lndainlans Of Indianapolis, The
people Of capital cities seem to think
that the people Of the state were
made for them to fleece. This alone
accounts in large measure for the
tardy growth and want Of enterprise
in capital cities,
Hutchinson gazette., 1902-02-20

ElPaso, Texas, via the Rock island Is
llOi miles, while by the other shortest
route II is 1870 miles, The distance
between Kansas City and ElPaso via
the Rock Island Is 0i7 miles, while
by the other shortest route IL is ll2l
miles, The distance between Kansas
City and Los Angeles via Rock Island
Is 1859 miles, while by the other
shortest route 1t Is 1907 miles Thus
1t will be seen that the Rock Island
viii become pre.emlnently the
straight line," the "short line" !"
the slow altitude line" between Mis-
souri, River points and the principal
points, both west, south and south
west.
Hutchinson gazette., 1902-02-20

Low rates to the Northwest via
the Rock Island route. During the
months of March and April ticket will
be ON sale daily to Portland, Oregon,
Seattle, Washington, and Tacoma
Washington for $500. Also to inter-
mediate polats where rates are higher,
to Spokau Washington, $22. 80; to
Salt Lake City and Ogden, Utah,
Butte, Anaconda, Helena, and Mis-
soula, Montana, 5000 Also inter
mediate points -where.rateS are high
or. For further particulars call ON or
address, f. c. Fisher, Agent.
Hutchinson gazette., 1902-02-20
Rock Island
Lumber Co.
216 s. Main, Hutchinson.
Opposite New Court House.

Eyes, sir" said Uncle Reuben, as the
graphophone stopped, that's mighty
good-mighty good"
Just wait awhile" said the youth, as
he slipped on another record, "and III
explain 1t to you"
"Oh, | understand 1t all right" re.
sponded Reuben. Understand i all ex-
cept one thing"
"What's that?" asked the youth.
"Wen," answered Reuben, with tn
abashed grin, 81 understand how thesS
sleight-o' hand fellers pull big rabbitt
and pigeons out o little hats, but III be
DANCED II understand how you git @
full brass band in that hox."-Tndlan.
apolis Sun.
Hutchinson gazette., 1902-02-20
A. O. U. W. AZ Fl. Scott.

For this occasion the old reliable
Missouri Pacific will sell tickets to
Fort Scott and return, ON account of
the annual meeting Of the state grand
lodge meeting of workmen, February
- to %, at u rate of g.. -. Tickets
will be on sale February > to % in
elusive, and will be good returning to
March |.