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$500 TO CALIFORNIA.
Everyday, During March and ApirI
nomenRlly Low Rates to the
Pacific Coast and Interme-
dfntR Point.

Colonist Excursions open TO all. Later on
at intervals during the summer special round
Trip excursions to the Coast at less than
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another. An exceptional opportunity TO
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Tor pleasure, education or business. Peo-
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your own name and address, also those OF
return information of fascinating interest.
great practical value, of educational and
business worth. Whether or not you are
thinking of taking this delightful trip or
looking to better your condition in life il
VIII pay you, your family or friends to
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LARGE INCREASE IN NAVY.
indications Point To Congregational
Action which VIII Add Many
ship. to the List.

All indications point to large in
crease in the navy at this session OF
congress. The naval committee is
considering the appropriation bill.
which provides for an increase of the
naval force both in ships and men.
There is scarcely any doubt that the
committee will authorize the increase
recommended by the secretary of the
navy.
If this is done there will be three
new battleships of the first class. two
armored cruisers of the first class.
three gunboats of 1000 tons displace-
ment, three gunboats of 200 tons dis
placement for insular service, three
picketboats of ESQ tons displacement.
three steel sailing training ships Of
1000 tons displacement. one collier
of $4,000 tons displacement, and four
tugboats.
1t is also highly important that the
number of seamen and marines be
increased as we'll as the officers. The
bill is likely to provide for an in
crease of 5000 seamen. $50 marines.
as well as additions to the corps Of
constructors and civil engineers.
Secretary Long has recomme nded
that the number of lieuteuants be
increased from 300 to $50, and that
the limit of the number of junior
lieutenants and ensigns bc fixed at
600, which is a large increase. This
recommendation is likely TO be adopt
ed. Secretary Long again has recon-
mended the grade OF vice admiral, but
there seems some doubt whether this
| will be agreed to.
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to try PERFUME Edward Laws
n Prominent Singer Saved From Loss OF
Voice.
Mr.Julian Weisslitz. lT6 Seneca street,
Buffalo, n. Y, ia corresponding secre-
tary of The Sangcrlust, of New York: Is
the leading second bass OF the SANGER
lust, the largest German singing society
of New y orlk, and also the oldest.
In 1899 the Sangerlust celebrated its
hftieth anniversary with u large cele-
bration in New York City. The follow
ing is his testimony:
About two years ago 1 caught n
severe cold while travelling and which
settled into cntarrh of the bronchial
tubes, and so affected my voice that L
was obliged to- cancel my engagements.
In distress, / was advised totry Peruna,
and although L had never used patent
medicine before, | sent for n bottle
Words but lily describe my surprise
10 find that within n few days l was
greatly relieved, and within three
weeks L was entirely recovered. / am
never without IL now, and take an oc-
casional dose when 1 feel run down. -
Julian Weisslitz."
IL you do not derive prompt and sntis-
factory results from the use of Peruna,
write at cccc To DIR. Hartman, giving "a
full statement of your case and he will
be pleased TO give you his valuable add
vice gratis.
Address DIR. Hartman, President OF
The Hartman Sanitarium, Columbus, q.
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stops the Cough and Works on
the Cold.
Laxative Bromo Qulnine Tablets. Price 25c.

He is satisfied now that this is a hard
hard world" why, he's rich, and has
everything he could wish for" II know,
but he's been thrown out of his automobile
several times lately. Philadelphia Press.
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F. WILDER,
mbns,O
lam
eruna
arrha
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BRIEF POINTERS.

our bad habits are merely those
things We enjoy which other people
DO not.
Deal gently with folks who make
you weary There are others whom
you make weary.
What we think ~ the weather is not
altogether dependent on the humidity
and temperature.
One may have doubts Of q patent
medicine when he discovers that IN.
neral director is in the stock company
that makes il.
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TIE SUNDAY SCHOOL.
Lesson Ia the International serte.
far Apr.s 20, I9o2-Peter
and Cornelius.
THE LESSON TENT.
tActs io-g4-s4l


81 Then Peter opened his mouth. and
respecter OF persons:
% But IN every nation he that fCareth
Him. and worketh righteousness. Is ac-
cepted with Him
80 TLe word which God sent unto the
children OF Israel preaching peace by
Jesus Christ; (He Is Lord OF aha
% That word, i say. ye know which was
published throughout all Judea. and began
from Galilee, after the baptism which John
preached,
". How God anoInted Jesus OF Nazareth
with the Holy Ghost and with power. who
went about doing good. and healing all that
were oppressed OF the devil. Tor God was
with Him
~ And we are witnesses OF all things
which He did both In the land OF the Jews.
and In Jerusalem. whom they slew and
hanged on a tree:
~. Him God raised up the third dav and
Showed Him openly:
~. Not TO all the people. but unto wit
ne'ses chosen before OF God even TO US
WHO Gid eat and drink with Him after He
rose from the dead
4 And He commanded us 10 preach unit o
the people, and TO testify that Il Is H.
which was ordained Of God TO be the Judge
OF quick and dead
a. To Him give all the prophets witness
that through His name whatsoever believ-
eth in Him shall receive remission Of stns.
~. While Peter yet spake these words
the Holy Ghost tell on all them which heard
the word
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Casey Ito Cassidy, who has just lost his arm
IN an accident)-Oh, my! Oh, my! but
Oh m sorry fur We, man
- Cassidy-Tut, tut! Shure, Dim in luck.
That was the arm OF was vaceinated on. an
twas jikt beginnin' to hurt me"-Phila-
delphia Press.
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Peruna Preventive and euro for Colds.
Mr.. c. +. Given. Sussex, n. H., Vice
President OF The Past-time Boating
| Club, writes:
whenever the cold weather sets in
L have for years past been very sure TO
| catch severe cold which was hard TO
| throw off, and which would leave after
effects on my constitution the most of
| the winter.
Last winter 1 was advised to try
Peruna, and within five days the cold
was broken up and in five days more
was n well man. i recommended it to
| several of my friends and all speak the
| highest praise for it. There Is nothing
| Ike Peruna for catarrhal affIicffons. IL
| Is well nigh fnfaIIibie as a cure, and 4
gladly endorse H. "---C. r. Owen.
Gave New Life and Strength.
Mr.. Edward Laws. Crown Point, Ind,
writes the following:
81 must tell you what grand help
Peruna has been to me. For over two
years L suffered with catarrh of the
lungs and throat, and although l doc
tored for it, nothing brought ne relief
until L tried Peruna. One bottle helped
me greatly, and three more effected a
complete cure, while ut the same time il
gave such new life and strength to
my whole body that I feel like new
man and ten years younger.
Il hope that my testimonial may in
duce others who are similarly afflicted
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A Modest Request.

An omnlvorous reader down in Kentucky
wrote to Senator Deboe for copy of every
document issued since the government was
established
I'm sorry" answered Deboe. but all
the freight cars hereabouts are busy -
Washington Post
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The man who had reached the pinnacle
OF wealth 10y a sudden squirt drew the type
haven't YOU some l,lfd of machine that
Will help man whohas been careless with
spelling;"
oh, yes. responded the salesman; here
Is one that viii blur any word when il is
doubtful; all YOU have to do is to press the
key.'-Chcago Daily News.
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Briefly, monarchy is the system Of nam
ing eras for the persons who do about the
least 10 make these Luxurious. Puck.
The Delta independent., 1902-06-13
H.r.... cassl., l.pa.s...s.. .es.

reepls .waHtng some good teams ahauid not
vat too i1.Ag. - hsrsrs Afs gefnx 70 bs nueh
higher IN tls6 spring than they arr at present an1
We hsve edyesAl good teams at W,hAk ssoek =
actually wofA.
We have almQN Aav kind of seeoud haad
hTntng tIcls 1Ioea psrson ncsds % raneh; .
sessad haoA prices.
QDa1A1ouGhbfsd Ksntusky Jack, yssn 0lA,
f44Dles Neighs - ae16s pounda, 10 haSlS
~. 0Glk With white ups on pose ara Whito
tlv M IN right ibf cnsh. = :
The Delta independent., 1902-06-13
viruases sNsleer c.r.A.

Startling pronf q , Wonderful adv ,nce
10 msdicide h given by druggist @. W.
Roberts Of Eii.sbsth. w. Va. An cid
man there had long suffered with what
rood doctoss pronounced iucursbls can
cor. They believed bis case bopsless
till be mssd electric bittsrs aud applied
Bucklsn's Arsica 6slve which treat mont
Bitters are used to expsi bilious, kidney
and nicrobs poisons st the same time
this salve sxsrts its uatchlsss healing
power. blood diseases. skin eruptioos. !.
ulcers and sores vanish. Bittsrs Soc.
0aIvs 25c at w. g. Cooks.
The Delta independent., 1902-06-13

Dsssa Fevs ss0ssss.
The Delta independent., 1902-06-13
ksAs rhen All,

"One Minute Cough Cure bssts all
other medicines ever triet for coughs.
colds. Group. and throat snd lung trou-
bles" says ID. Scott Currin Of Loganton.
Pa. One Mi ute Cough Cure 10 the
only absolute safe cough remedy which
acts Immediately. Mothers everywhere
testify to the good It hes done their liz
tie ones. Group 10 20 sudden in its at.
tacks that the doctor often arrives too
late. II yields at once to One Minute
Cough Cure. Pleasant to take. Chill
dren like it.. Sure cure for grip. bron-
chitis. coughs.
The Delta independent., 1902-06-13
~. 80 A. II.

4. 2. eoA A. -.
Meeting sishs, every second asd SesssA Mss.
lsys Of each meath. at the Masonis Han 10 the
Delta County Bank building. J. n. HALEY
". H.. y. }. johnson. Sec'v.
ssssss s1spses. Ne. %. .. rs.
Mssts he ans and third Monday nights Of sach
meath In Masonic haii. Mis- Rsbssea nsss,
wesshy Masson: Ora n. Watson. gecrssasy.
. hesting nights. fuesdsys Of each week. ~ tAs
Ed van N vsasss. z. Of =. snt ..
HasAAsss sssssss.
HssA arst and thfsA ThusHaays sf each asssa
II knishss Of Pythias hsI. Lssv MsNuray. u.
T.; Mn Lillian Smith \. nc.
]. u. .. 2.
Nsssins nishfs. Fridays Of each vssk. y ths
odd Fellows Hail in the Farmers asl AsssAaa6
Baak buiillss. L. n. wisrss. Nc: Dsa
nsusAty. ses'y.
Wessssn ou~pe EoeanD0sos.
Nesting nights. nsss and thisd Noudays q sssA
neash. Jne. waihss c. p; u. ". Rss>say
sssiSs.
Kssssvss DsSsAsA Leees.
Nsstsng nishts. ssosad ssd soarth ThussAsys
Of sseh meath. In Odd Fsllows Han. Nrs. In.
belle Hsntss. n. a.. Mn. Bsrths sinpsss. ~.
rotary.
Woe10so 81 soe W0vs1.
IDsiss Caap. ~. nssts Ams and third 1hssD
lays u Gosh month 10 he hasoais hAll. WE.
ysoss. c. G. Fred n. Dichsnon. elssk.
CAnp Nc. ~. Surface CresA. meets Ans and
third Saturday niahts as Keksst hail. Risss
WeugsS. elesk. Rrsd 4. BuFsits. consul.
women 81 WsS1sssss.
Meets sssood and fourth Mondays evenings Of
sash month IN Pythtaa bali. Guardian Nsishbss
Mn. susan s.sio!in: Clerk. Nn. Win. Mathsws.
Pissssss ee shs Pses0s.
!. J. wIntoa Kaoampnsat. Nsstin0s hsld
every second and fourth fussdAy svssiss oi
esch month IN ODD Fsiiows' hail. ". J. Gasns
sonnsadss; o. D. Crys,ss. ssribs.
N. sgaaldins Kncsnpnsnt. Ne. y. nssas u
Estsst secesd and ios,rtA Saturday siGhts q
saeh mesth. ". II. jarvis. commanded. Csiasls
3 Tan. ssssSs.
Mcclellan Pess, Ne. -, Q. 4. ..
&AoGs N. Asir. CanDsnasr Robert 4. JoAa.
81, Nv. osamAnAsEy. vsaisvsais. 5aaiss
6siiAs.Ass O. @. Nanh, Chaplain: D. Q. ssAdss.
q, nclnss. o. D.; II. D. Tubbs. o. O.: .. ,.
Moaea, Surgeon; 10 Barton, A.; wm. Mathess,
o.S. sfr
DslsaC Ca0p Ne. slss. u. ~. 4.
Mssts ssesaA aud fourth sAesRdsys sS sash
month IN !. o. O. '. hall. .. ". HAssa, '. Q; p.
7. snldsmsn. Cierk,
The Delta independent., 1902-06-13

HsssA CerrseDeeASas aaA Traveller.
Few nsVsPa4srs 10 the Unitsd State =
are able . c000snd the services OF a.
brilliant = corps OF correspond ente a
that Ut the Chicago Record Herald, Tie
cheice Ola Washington correspondent
10 indisatige Of the Record. Hsrald. mol
icy Of ebsataing the best there 10 10 bs
bad. Walter Wslinan. tho veil known
authority on poAtical -suil3eces Aad one
Of the aOlsst writer's OF the day. ,spss- ia
that capseity. FPS
OHIO. Nov. S.-l65s. At the -age q q hc
began his Newspaper sxpssiencs, setub-
lishing at that go . .wsoliy uaver .io
the little town Of Sutton, Nab. s1u4R8
b retarDod 10 Ohio end year latar -.
tsSaishsdsthe Cincinnati Evening Pa,
10 1504 ho became the Washinetou
csrfeaponaeut Of the Chicago Herald.
ssd h 1892 he visited Csntral America
and The West Indies and locassd the
landing placs OF Columbu on WstIin9'e
dSau Salvsdor) lsland. and marked the
spot with hsee stone monument. Mr..
Wollman's . .Aashsa to tho north pole are
we'll known. In 1894 he made the 6ses
of hia two arctic voyages Of exploration,
rssehing the latitude Of 81 degrees north
east OF Spitzbesgsn. In 1888 he retusn-
cd TO the North. penetrated to Frana
Joseph Land. returning again to THE
country in 1889 On each trip he met
with wonderful success in the discov-
cry OF now islands and lasds and brought
back with him scientific data aud infor:.
nation OF great value to the American
Geographical Society.
Mr.. Wsllman has been . voluminous
writer for scientific magazines and pop.
ular periodicals.. % returning from his
arctic trips he renewed his connsction
with the Record Herald aud Il nov the
Washington correspondent Of that pc.
per. His incisivs discussion Of contem-
porary affairs has given him high place
10 the regard OF statesusn and sciss lists
of tha dav
The Delta independent., 1902-06-13
Apple Disshs.

We hear OF few eases whore the
blight has resppeared tbis ssss,n and
Il might be just ~ we'll to understand
that We still have Il with us 10 greater
or less degree. II hiss loog been knewu
that the lire blight Of the pear. 20 dss-
tructivs to that species throughout the
country. l. the ssme disease known q
tvig blight upon the sppls. It 10 due
to the Same organism 10 both Gases. de-
vehs9A IN the same way and causes the
same atoA q iojury. but in tho apple
tree IL 10 more often orly the young
shoots or those bot ese Or tso yesrs
old that suffer. vhils every pest Of the
pssr tree may BE- a6eeAed. Duesag the
last hak of Juas and 10ly trsss GAould
b. inspecGed once each weok aud every
vsstige Of Injection should - destroyed
By cutting we'll bslow the sfIsaAnd pssts.
Care anak b 1Ahen that furtkse disssi.
button q thos Aspss doss noA saeps
through this opoelpn. II the pFuAtoa
instrunsnts eG0e y I'll - eoatact viii
the dissased4 noatioss 0U0s method of
s,sanins shoe ~ smDaoysd before Us.
- them further. Altrong solution OF
cad acid can b. carried for this
purpAAhn thorough occurring 10 tho
9rouud 6neaaiiy . sufficient method OF
cleansing tAs instruments.-Field &
Farm.
The Delta independent., 1902-06-13
Hesea Cer.seee.Aeae - rrax.a.r..

- -. - - -.
The Delta independent., 1902-06-13
Dslsa Cssssy o0ssss.

AeiR. wn. Rust.
Csanty Clssk sDA nsossAW. q. 4. Hssvusss.
Cossay TFsassssr, y. bssseaAsk.
Csassy Aosssss. San CasbssAsn.
t;osasy surveyor. Jsss 4. Curtis.
CS1aty Ju1gs. Milton =. WsisA.
Cs1asy osvS q ssAssas. Mis- Aiiss Reyes.
Casonse-Ds. q .. nsa0.
In. MeMussy. O.. cssamsisssass ~ Aiss.
]. D. King. 3pd
JsAn ". Plan ssd
The Delta independent., 1902-06-13
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
a,h0esbos

Chaesh00.
YIRsT BAPTIST cHUM'A = Services as n a
N. and s:ao p. u. Rev. A. A. Layton. pasesu
Sunday school at 10 o u. Ds. 4. u. BsoehhAn,
superintendent. Yoaag Fsopiss Dsssing q @
p. m. Prayer nsstlna On Wednesday svsainss q
the church.
PREsBYTHRIAN CHURCn-ssrvIss ss II Q,
m. and 800 p. N. hsv. q. }. Fsothiashsn pasAas
sunday School u 10 D. ~. u. J. rosthinshaa
supt. The Chhaeias Indssvon nsss q
sA p. m. Prayer meeting Wednesday svsai,ss
af The church.
Order Of divins services IN the eAapsa sl rAs
nensstssy: On week dsys. e'siosk q n COLE
braton Of the most holy sAsEi1es q 1An svssy
morning. On Sundays and besiAsys. s'esssa
q m celebration e Tie most holy sass1Ass q
mass, sssmon. bsssdiesin with the nea blsasA
.snmeat, and Sunday sshsoi. All ass sssdiAliy
invited.
NETHODDT CHURCH Rsv. Z. Y. Dsbsss,
PASTOR. Services ~ II . n. anA go ,. =. 0aD-
day school at 10 O. n. Mis- Emna Myess, sspss-
lntsndenI EpwossA isegvs nsss st sss ,. =.
Prayer meeting Wednesday evenings u church
SAINT LUKEs EPISCOPAL 0nunCa-
Charles q. Lyoa. reeass. 0esvia. - li1D
q n. Cesasnasssa eaaS - i9ss p =.
cEDAR gl,0x nBTHoDisf BPlsCoPAL
cHuhCu-asnday sshesa svssy oaa1sy n Sat0
.. =. PnassiAg every ssn1ay. 4 wsisoae ~
eli.
The Delta independent., 1902-06-13
Fllshy Teepleesl. I.Ala.

Sacred cows often deals Indian TEN
Piles. but woras yet 10 body that 10 po-
lltsd BY constipation. Don't permit Il.
Cleanse your system with Dr.. Kings
Nov Lite Pills xod avoid untold misery.
They give lively livers. active bowels.
good digestion. dns appetite. Only 25c
ut W. @. Cook . drugstore.
The Delta independent., 1902-06-13

Dsssa ToWs ss0ssss.
Mayss. n. J. Gsuns.
Clsst. Ciafsnos Saith.
Trsasursr.C g. =. Kliiost
Trustees; II n. MsNurray. .. .. Hosss. ". \.
Gale, 4. D cabiii. = ?. Hunt. J. .J.Wtusen.
he Board Of rustess Essis the arss 80 shirs
Thuesdays u each month.
The Delta independent., 1902-06-13
Boyce & Gilbert
Residence Property.

Half acre In North Dei,s, cus si tbs. bss. i'm
pr we'd p secs there. nicoly planted with all kinds
of ehrusbery. and ss. fruit trees Of the hnea
varieties This plane Il surely bargain At the
priee offered, 20 call nt once u you want . first
81 ~ home In the best part Of Colorado.
e-r0om houas, newly psDssed. city water, and
l2S-fnDt lots on Meekef street Cheap f~r cash
Two-stsry house IN Main street, 8 rooms and
hall below. four T,orns and hall In second story,
lawn front and bact good out houses. Would
svll house csrpeted
A good 7.rosm house with . " 4 lots -Four
lars olnsAts. ono usod fpS bath and wAsh room:
aiSoiy fdEnishod. Cheap fer eash u on easy
A1kDS.
1es11sueo-2 storey . -. t.lts eash, bal.
Aatshsd, one A"Ss Il iasA. ~ Sorted frntt ssA
Asn:es. has yari Of .nsss and 6owoss ana good
NUUd AsA 0aal Asass t3xIS
DweihaG hoass Aad sable, acres Of land, q
eesos is bsesing ssehasA; asss IN garden and
1 s1EV h RlMMs, WIN Dlesty Of weasr. Price
A.Ss ons-hsif 6sws. SaisscS On sane.
sies %4oom houas luse Aalshsa; nice eieses h
eaeh yOum. water In yss1. viii cell as q bargAip.
Eight choice lota Hesr the depot, uninproved.
Wili ssl ~ sbsrSain.
The Delta independent., 1902-06-13
ASsesllaosops.

A Astsa9 laundry. tust nsw and - Arst elAss
fhis lncludss d din wsebsr saAnSie, one tank
, 1divssio,ss, one single taak, aaRchss, laundry
Stone. siin ironer, boiler. Price szse II takes
n once.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-10-16
GERMAN MINERS ACTIVE
Sending Money to Their Striking
Friends In France and America.

Berlin, Oct. 15.-The central committee
of the German Miners association has
sent s.. $50 to the American striking coal
miners and has issued directions to the
members of the association not TO work
extra time with the object of increasing
the supply of coal for export, adding:
las our comrades know, the American
miners have already been engaged for
five months in a mighty struggle with
united capital, and last week our broth
erJ in France also struck
After reciting the French miners de-
mand, the German order adds:
If our French brethren get their just
demands, that means progress for us.
The German government will no longer
be able to say that other countries are
doing less for labor than Germany. A vic
tory Of the American miners will also be
an important success for US and for the
international miners cause"
Inquiries for coal for American use
have been made at the Silisian mines.
but the German committees order seems
intended chiefly to limit the exports to
France, which have risen to 10000 tons a
day. The committee says it is unable to
prevent the companies from exporting to
France the stock on hand but it is termi-
mated when the supplies are exhausted
not to permit extra straining for ex-
port.
Money will be contributed by the COM
mittee to assist the French miners if the
strike in France continues. Indications
point to the German laboring classes
having a hard winter. Many companies
report that the business situation shows
no sign of improvement. The municipali-
ties expect more calls on public charity
than last winter, and the mayor of
Frankfort -The-Main has announced a
ri nf 81
work of various kinds to assist the la
bOrers
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CITY IN BRIEF.

II. ]. Smith of Jefferson, o. T., was In
the city yesterday, buying goods.
]. Q. Hamilton. proprietor of the Ham
ilton hotel, left yesterday on visit TO
St Louis, No
Mr.. c. c. Hatfield, wife and baby left
last evening for a visit with relatives
and friends in Clearwater.
Mrs. Mary C. Snyder of 92s South Wa
ter street is representing Elizabeth Re
bekah lodge in assembly at Pittsburg.
The new street railway track on the
West Side is completed and the cars are
now running on regular time to the West
Side.
Sheriff W. ]. Johnson, OF Greenwood
county. was in Wichita yesterday on his
way to Seattle, for a prisoner captured
there.
R. G. Williams, superintendent of the
Wichita Railroad and Light company
power house, is spending his vacation in
Chicago.
The Missouri Pacific carried a special
car yesterday. 1t was full Of 4. II. T. A.
members TO attend state meeting at
Paola.
Mr.. Dream S. Murphy received the sad
news yesterday announcing the death Of
his brother at Trenton. Mo, and he left
last night over the Rock Island to attend
the funeral
Misses A. c. Hamm and Helena s. Ma
son arrived here Tuesday evening from
Washington, D. c., where they spent g
delightful week attending the convention
and visiting places of interest.
DR.. Edwin West of New York City is
in this city visiting his nephew, 1. F.
West. sO4 North Lawrence avenue. He is
one Of the successful physicians Of New
York and is the seventh son of a seventh
son. but he is not willing to concede that
that accounts for his success.