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Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-20

Philadelphia Press: Klubman-why dc
you object to your wife taking up golf. /
thought you approved OF Il.
Outlate-So / did until j heard her re-
would be a good place for her TO keep
RtiCka.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-20

Net total sales. ........ .a59,743
Net average sales. ............... 3O,eoS
GEORGE b. TZSCHUCK.
Subscribed In my presence and sworn to
before me this 31st day of October, A. d.
1902. ii. Il. HUNGATE.
(Seal.) Notary Public.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-20

Philadelphia Press: The idea OF calling
q flask of whisky a life preserver.' "
Whats the matter with that?"
"Well, usually it's the cork in II that
makes the life preserver effective, but your
TASKS no good until you take the cork
out"
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-20

New York Weekly: Prolific means
rotten don't It, PAP" said the literary
m aGe : ainiS s pot. wba, made Won think
that?"
why, our teacher said today tina you
were a prolific poet"
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-20

Somerville Journal: Tom-She says che is
10 years old.
Jack-Does she2 Well, you must remem-
Der that she was Z years old before she
learned to count,
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-20

washington Star: Though your lot be
obscure" said the man with the reedy
voice. do not despair"
No" answered the man who doesn't pre-
tend to philosophize; the only thing TO do
is to hang on to the lot and hope for n real
estate BOOM"
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-20

Cleveland Plain Dealer: eyes, he and his
partner are doing very we'll. They are
handwriting experts, you know"
And can they find enough to dor"
"Oh, yes. In almost every important case
you will find Jim engaged on one side and
his partner on the other"
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-20

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Chicago Post-"I see the %scoundrel I'm
your facet" exclaimed the angry man.
That" replied the other calmly, lis a
personal reflection
When the angry man figured this out he
was even anRrier. wv --I-IN-- ~
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-20

What a contemplate outraged"
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-20

Washington Star: A least you will try
to celebrate Thanksgiving In the proper
spirit" said the jovial person.
81 suppose So" answered the man who is
constitutionallly gloomy, but 1 don't see
much prospect of success. II 1 dom, have
sighted, and If / do, I'll have indigestion"
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-01
LeemOs en- ell "NeWs"

aEa. O. CoD&nt. inspector do sscuslas, quisn
ice tFaSIadAdo del DlStritO do Coamo . oeupar
oil pussto del MshoE SswfaP, eEtuvo Aquf hoy
inGpseeiouando les sGcueiAs y pTovey 6ndolRs de
mAteriaies.
RslnR gran dsseontento poE donde quis-
RA Te oyen qusiRs de les formaa aEbitr&riRs y
AapeFRS cue uE& sn Las 0Scuelos. Entire los
Alumnos que han Sido Victimas de su mareKa
d. ser, sc sncusntrA IN hiio del Alealde y IN
nino dc cineo amos de sdAd del Professor de
Agriculture, J. o. Huff, quisn le psg6 en- las
mRnoS con IN libro, pEegHnt6ndols Of 10 habfa
somprAdo, poP eneontrAFss IN POGO roto. Los
padres de fRmilia 80 oponen q que sus niHos
psFmAnsBeAn fueTs, en- In assrecha calls bodas
IRs ma mar as, para eantar y sAludAP ID bRndeEA
como 10 hA ordsnado oil Inspector, v los profs-
sores Sc han Bentldo tAmbien poE ssta disposi
ri6n.A
Aqpf tAmbi9n sc Fseibieron frecusntss qua.
las de Rid(culAs 6TdeneS dRdss o los mRestEos
poF oil AAmante inspector 10 suplicAmog que
Sc eompYimA.
PoFIess como Mr.. SAWYER, su anteessoR, v
ssndEA nusBtEas considsFRcionsg nusstra es-
SlmR.
Ds 10 e0ntrRrie, nos vsremoE ca el caao dc
dsmostRaE'e gus no impunemsnta 20 RbnsA de
los mRaStFos de los sdneAndoa,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-01
EI "espanoI" en- America

Noa eusntA sThs New York TImesS, en-
sxeslsnts RFtieulo Eecisntsments publieado,
que Ia Academia Naval de los EltadoG Unidos,
6stAblseids en- Annapolis, hA dselRTado obli'
RAtorio 10 ensGnAnsa del idioma espsnol.
Antes Hs sstudiabA leeci6n, aisndo Golas
ments nscsaario sI sEtudio del frances ale.
man. El sSpSE Eol sB hoy prsferido.
El casa Be sxplieA, p0Equs hRbiendo Adqui
Tldo los EltAdos Unidos FllipinAs Puerao
Rieo, para los onsiales de buqueB do guerra
que Visiten sns pusrtos, So haee nseesaFio que
OOnoSeAu oil idiomA del pals. Psro sxiSte una
CAuSA mayor que IL eitAdRl que % de merA
splisAcion oAclAI.
La guerra sntFs los EStAdoR Uaidos Es-
p8hA, hA dAdo prepondsrAneia tai Al idisma as
pahclr como nirgun otKo pusblo 10 hA reAi-
SAdo.
No aoAmsnts "a han hss b , eoneiudAdanos
de los noEteAmsrieRnoe, millareE de fndIvidnos
que hRblRbAn aolAmsnte el ssps S1l, sino qua
nUeSbRo somsHeio con I'm Am erica latina, 90 hA
aumsntAdo tAnt", qus ei aprsndisais Sc hA he
ehO neeeaario, nj extreme que las caRas 'de co.
meTeIe tianan nm dspATtamsnto especial, con
smpsGdoa que hAblan ess idiomA.
Cinco shls RsFAa ara una FRFssa sl conoei-
mlsnto del supAfol. En la Aetualidsd, en- eAda
nsquinA de Nuova York, SO nye hablAr.
Ei dspAEtAmento egptnoi estRbleeido en-
las pEinsipAlss easas dc eom0Reio 50 muavs
BspAFRd &msnte dc loB dem6s, In mayorfR de
los empleRdca SON en- 10 actuRlfdAd oubAnog,
Aunous no fAltRn aIguRos hiloa del Centric v
BuE-AmePicA. Y deiando O nm lRdo Cubs,
Puerto Rico SAnto Domingo, de Mexico Al
Sur, eKisAsn 60 millonsu de psraon&B que hR-
hlAn sl sspaEol.
La idsA del Pan RmsriCanlamo. 90 In espa-
Tanga del pueblo De los Estsdoa Unid0E. no
~ eimpoEAA aAdA hnEopa 30 AIN en- Ia dOctFina
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-01
VENGANZA CHINA
Los amsrIcanOs ssran expuIsadOs del pafs

Los anerlGanos seran expulsados del pafs
Bl psri6dIco chino que en- Nusvs York ss
publica, di6- & lus Fscientsmsnta este violsnto
Rrtfculo.
GEs muy grave sn 10 sctuslidad IL situs-
eion dc noaotros los chinos residences en- los
Estadoa nidos de Am6xieai somog vistimas
ds abuses incalincablsss no podsmos saliH O ID
calle sin ser scomstidos por II furiR syanhss,H .
J hAsta los ninos son atEopelladoB.
los indefsnaos chInos. pKasoa, 90 leg mai
tFAsa poE los eRresleros ga les Mag la eomi-
da. EI tal al vsiAmsn y los abuses que 30 CO.
mstsn con nosotro', Cue Ii pluma 50 resists
dsscFlbitlos.
va no tsnsmoa garAntias en- absolute. L.
polieiA EsCFeta registFR nuestEas eAsas como si
fu6rAmos eEiminaias, % NOS eonduce Ias
eAEceles ain cAus& que 10 tustlnqus. Es AlaT-
mamie 10 que nos suesde en- esta tisrra.
Dssde que sa proelam6 10 independencia
americana 10 fechR, i&mGs ciudadRnos ex
tranjsros fusron vfctimas do tales atropallos,
y ESQ NOS pasA hoy nosotros poP ia fAlta de
union, poRqua no queremos oompKsnder qae
nscsaitamos de civiliEaci6n.
El $40 paBado los obrsros de California &c
EauniePon CON ob1eto de constitute una aaocia-
ei6n para consegnir ID expulsion de todos los
ehinos Fesidsnses On seFrisorio americana, y
en- aste miEmo sho en- las fsl&s Hawaii, ne b .
presentado III gobierno americana una fnstAn-
ciR Armada por 3l9 naturales de allf, pidisndo
10 giguisnte;
Art. 10 Que SO sxpulssn > todos los chi.
nos 1Aponsses que en ID actuRlidAd residan
en- 10 isla, sin dis1inci6n de sexos ineluyendo
hARbR n los deHcandientsS do alIcs.
Art 90 Los tFabsios ae 10 iBIa solo ssrkn
hsehoa poR naturalss amerisanos, sxcluyen-
do todoR los sxirar eros.
Con eato ss V6 que los amsYicanos NOS tie
nan eteKiEA nos dsspYeeiAn es nseeaario hA-
Ger IN llAmRmiento nuestro pueblo para CO.
municARle los que nos pasa en- Ios EatAdos
Upidos cosA dc que los nueatros "a VeE toman
lR cfsnsiva. HsgAmos una Asoeiaei6n de pro
pRgAnaa, reunAmos fondos snncisnHes para
tr&smitIr IN tslegrAmA insfancfA auhserita
poP todos los que quisFAn 81 Mlnistro de
EstAdo G5bsEnAei6n de nueatro pais '
que 81 au vsz In entrsgue o nuestro Em-
parAdor pArs que esta conoxea In situaei6n
de sus s6bdltos IN sl sxtranjero, eosA de ue
SO diets una oFdsn poF oil G3bisrno id6ntica
10 que pidsn en- la lila de Hawaii: que no "a
psrmitA los Amercanos pisAF tsrrftorio ehtsn
" los qua en- la Rctualidad rasidan aIII Hsan ar
pulsRdos. Llegado Ell momsntO los C6nguIes
amsrleAncs On China, no podFkn ouefarse. nnss
q sug que1ss podEemos contsstar que eII0s han
sido los pFfmeros en- comater arbftrArfsdad.s
con nosotrosy que noaotEoa tsnsmos psffseu
Himo deracno nsAr rspges1lia.
Attended paisanoa nusstros, n 10 one hamoe
Gxpussto, hagamOs 10 posible por unIPnoa, one
90 10 que nos hAcs fAita, no desmavemos an
10 que hsmoa indieado, qus nnestra rsdaeaI6n
maestro semsnagios por So pArHa har6 nuan1o
aat4 on ans mRnos poT hResr qua eaaen tar4ss
arbltFAgladades iRntaS lDiuatlclas,s
0onsi9amos nuassEo obiat0.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-01

De Monroe, para protsieT . Ia An erica snteYs
0e una Intervention 8 conquista extrRngsra.
Dsnsn1s 10 integridAd dc este continents
0 SEA 10 America para los smsricanos y consi
derR tOdos como 81 fasrAn habitsntea do los
Eatados Unidoa.
Otras c&usAs han AumsntAdo el uso del
espAnol en- los mismoE tffeulos oGcisIas. e.
crecimisHto de las ralAeionss eomerciales az
dado mayor trhbaio Ion C6nsules y menudo
SO pYesentAn iitigioa.
Nusstra intarvsEci6n directa en- Ouba,
pressnto una nueVa fas en- In CneRtI6n. CON In
eonsnlta de las lsYes espsfiolAs que Alif rsgfan
y CON el trAto fntimo qua SO mAntsnfa v atm %
maDttsne con au pueblo.
"a v1ri&s socladAdss de I&a pYineipAlss
poblactones de Ia Union, 50 hsbiAn fAmiiiari-
xaoo zlgo con ell caps ll, poF ell gran ndmero
DC oepoFtadoa cnbAnoa que vsniAn huYendo.
La ASialiIRci6n de CnbA nosotros, ssrk
muy tard1AI es una neea9idad eRtaP en- COMO
eimisnto de IA lengua. nuestro juieio en-
les AntillAs podremos impIantar nsos, costum-
bres, psro no le RPFancAFsmos oil idiomR.
Pronto sGtaF6 eoncluido Ell canal qus nos
sss htspano ameYicanos. Por una parte oil
ingies, por IL osrs 81 sspahol, eada uno en- 81
pusst0.
Los idiomas So eambiar6n snaTambos. nj
uDoH ss van G7lglontzGTs nj los otTos q esp1-
AoLtedT. Nusstro trahso CON asos paisss So
dssAFrolla de msnsFa rEpida = portsntoasG SO
van explotAF min2s, llsvag loeomotcFas, i'm
plantar trollsys, snviar msrcAderfas. y los tra.
bAjoG qua 30 FsaltEsn asFka en- ingl&e. Para
eualidad de nusatros produetos es nscasario
decfEaaio en- sspEfioI. Aprender ell sspt q d en-
los EatAdos Unidos es IN neceaidad.
En raG6msn Ell idioma esps q u 90 mass i'm.
portRpte 81 presents, que nunes 10 fnaron 81
frarcs J ell alsman.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-01
FATAL DESENLACE

HA tsnido IN fatal dsssnlaca Ia novsdAd
de nusItro sHtimado amigo eoFrsiglonario
do OArolinE, don jose B ViSe&eHondo, leader
do loa obFsFoS de Rquel pusblo.
El sGfoR Vi1earFondo fue hsrido slevoaA-
ments por IN tuFbA rspubic&no dc San Juan
y murl6 Anteaye :, de PtBu tas de La RgreEi6n.
Muera como Pfo BolieH en- HumReao, como
Emilio Goico On Ar asGo, como otros y otros
vfetimaE del odlo de IL cobArdiR de IN ana
miRo que solo vlsne do frsnts GuRpdo 10 pro.
tgis sl nlinero 10 fuerS4 de la poliefA.
Aquellos son unog m&rtirss que sublimi-
San la tdeA por que e6sn, Eltlyos y sSrenos.
La sangrs que derramAn tienen ell g6rmen
do In naturalization para todoE.
DsHcAnss en- pRz Gl seioP VlEeRrFondo y
EseibAn todos aus dsudoS oil tsStimonio de
nl0Btro p8sAms.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-01
GRATlFIC ICAREMOS

TN eabRllo EAino slaRo con un pequtno ID.
csFo en- In frsnte, 10 HeiS Aios de sdAd, &ISada
81 euRTtg =, mATeado A. K. p. tiene una ma
bAduFa en- sl sBpinAzo el rRbo eoFtsdo.
Un eaballo bAyo amarillo, de cuGtro sfos
do edRd, Al1Ada mas dc sells cuaEtRRi tisns tras
cAbos negros y oil dsiantSFo dsreeho blRneo
vsteAdc; mareAdo Q. n. en- In masR deTsehA v
cEInes rabos eortadoS de poco tIampo; tisna
una snrsdAdura en- In rodilla trRcsEA.
Estes cAballos fnsron sustFHfdos e dia 81
Dor ID nOche del mes dc Ostubrs de 1902 de
In RneR l1stlca que tieDe en- HBmAcGo, barEio
del Rio de PisdERs, don OAHimiro MAreAno.
So gTRtineAI6 con oeho dollars por cada
uno Do sllos, Rl que 66 DotieiaB BeguraB dc
d6nde Be eneusntTanA LA DEMoCRAcIA.-1S Is
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-01
Don Luz Maria Rosario

Con profund& pena nos anaaFamss dal 1a.
alBguldo amigo sorrelIgionArio don Lus
EATia Rosario.
El senior Rosario era nm vstsFGno que 90.
saba cs iuHtas simpalfAs. Sin smbArgo, nuen-
bros AdverssEios, que llsvAn snS ooios hssta
mas AHA dc In tumba, sntorpscisEon que todos
nusstEos amigos ssistIsEan Al sepelio del sefior
Rosario hsstR fac msnsEtsr qua lA fuer&a pd
bllea AuxiisrA q AIgunos do los Rcompa antss.
DeplogAmos 10 daGRraciA 0nviAmos nass'
AEo rsIAms los daudOs del 6nAdo4
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-01
L1EEA FERREA DEL oEsTE
1tinerario de TFsnes y Vaporss cue regixS
desds 81 dia de Septiembrs de 1901.

Salid&s della Capital y Bayan6n
ante.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-01
HOTEL oLT.E1Ml,!.lPo
gANTURCE

q 10 MTNUTOs De sAN JUAN
Ell mejor hotel en este china
Espl6ndidta ventilaci6n. Parque,
jardines y Kiosco q In inglesa.
Excelente servicio de carruajes.
Precios moderados. Be hacen re-
ducciones para familias. Alum
arado el6cErico modePno.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-01
e Padre ToYar

Sc hA confrmado la noticia de que NOS
hieimos eco. EslatiVR qua sl ilustFado sacsr-
dose Eefior Longinos Toyaf, hahfa ascandido,
mAndAndossls de 10 pArFoouiR dc Aguas Bas.
mas Ii de AguAdille.
Fslieftamos los cat6lieos dc dieha leca-
Hdad por lA bEillants adquisIei6n que hacen.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-01

A parsir del 80 de Ostubre pF6ximo voIva.
ran tacAr an Ponce los vaporss de Ii sRsd
D. Lina,D GZultaD sMRrae&ibo,O admitisndo
eaEgA pAsagsros en- viigs direeto para New
York. Gporkunaments 40 publiear6 oil nuevo
itinsrRrio.
AGENTS.; MoTAlez y Ce,-Ponee. D.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-01
Ri aceite de hlgadO de bacaIap
LACTO-MARROW


H acee de higado nnedamsnto cuyo uso de
10 mas eorfente teap6utca Desg sielpe
ouaqs enos del hgado de- baaao pu'00
En- los alrededore de Paris han exdo dos aicas acee
los pscados pdrido las r las almejas e. g. rechazada por
e''"" " 0'nd0 con a a'e' de v''na
No puertos consume de los
aee nfeeto hedondo ORA
all cuerp9 humane esta
odo cue asmacon fac seductora los broe
81 aeeite de hgado escapado mpoo
emusionandoo e han hecho peder
pdo en- ecO dssagradabo al paladsr Para
mnchos en1emo los tenen eomago da
90 acee de hgado de bacaao iendo natural
deo indication diac dgerir que es
Cuanos ientes quejan octor puedo
vuelve horas enteas 81 medico insse los nfo m
prevenirle suprmen elos mmos medicamnto propa
Lo oonstitgys 81 mrto relative higado
poraon los al @ s P s Ia n0or
s0abrs s :. fd de dge % .
isR E Gr Dr. nusa sn r a una S 5
nn En- pe 81 9 RgaVH n ysoF t srapHGo %
psr1diois snpsa Sduia (uano a.
ndigesa gonna en- las oas emul
sn6 de ssood meas
cmPonenteg todos roos prncipios aeptco
PUESTOS, perfecamente dosfcadoe.
Ell LACTO MARROWnoes empircos
tanto abundant composition cienca
lua contiana porque dice 10 demuestra
FL LAOTO MARROW ha venido sustuir ventaiosamente
emulsiones de ceie hgado de bacaa
pacentes por de dger sob TODD por saboT tan
agradable, medcna parece
los doctoes Busamane Lopez Hemoso Duran soorzano
satisfac que han obtendo con
RROW pacisntes anemico tuberculosis raquitcos
t6nico reconsuynte
los enfermos convalecientes
todos los preparados de acete de hgado de bacaao.
Los nombes de estos facutavos conocdos
Mexico; ellos
brlan aquf Ell extrnngeo todos los
snciente los que sufren
Intermediates ea ndicado para
liza que queran ver sus hos cae rollzos
seguridad
mdicina erdad dgna de toda confan
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-01
EMPRESA De COCHES
DE
samtOFf, Perez, v AGwd0

Esta empresa viajs desde San Ju8n 4
Ponce g vtce-verSa sin cambiAr de c1caa
nj de cochero en- ell trayecto.
rs Ia empresa que mas r&pido hace eI
vis1e.
Tambien feta cochea para los pueblca
intermedios.
Agencia en- San Juan, Hotel Ing1aterras
In Oaguas, Adrian Perez.
IN Ponce. Los Precioa aioa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-01
oJo A. ANUNCIo

I'm Ell tendal eiss don Francisco Rodri-
guez ae yende el Mllar de ladrillos & q
PESOS.
Areeibo, Z, II.
The Topeka state journal., 1902-01-30

derfu1 transformation in the erst%hile
Weary Willie He wore good clothes,
Sported a gold watch and chain, was a
connoisseur of good cigars and whisky
in fact was quite a swell.
Mrs. Curtis would probably haye stood
for her husbands little peculiarit1es for
an indefinite period, but she had two sons.
Both are grown men. One is a doctor in
Lawrence. They had never greatly ad-
mired Mrs. Curtis treasurer troye, not
withstanding his knowledge of the Scrip
lures. About a year ago they told Mr.
Curtis he would have TO pack his trunk
ary consideration The sons persuaded
their mother to give him $500 or $400 Cur
tbs stayed away few days, then came
back and wanted $500.
The sons made him sign a post-nuptia1
agreement, wherein he promised to stay
away for all time. He also agreed that
Mrs. Curtis could get a divorce any time
obstacles. For signing this Mr.. Curtis was
given 500 in cash and grain and stock to
the value of ST. 600.
1t was some time before Mrs. Curtis and
the two Loomis boys heard from Eli
Curtis. Then on January 10, last, he
brought suit in the district court OF Leav-
enworth county. He claimed he had been
induced to sign away his marital rights by
Misrepresentation on the part of Mrs.
Curtis and the two LoomiS boys. He asked
the court to give him his half interest in
Mrs. Curtis $4,000 estate, to which he
claimed he was entitled
Mrs. Curtis has retained Lucien Baker,
fend her in the suit In their answer filed
yesterday the story of the courtship and
marriage is told substantially as it has
been related above.
The Topeka state journal., 1902-01-30
NORTH TOPEKA.

ueave items for this column with Kim;
ball Printing Co.. S12 North Kansas Aye-i
S F. Martin was in from Silver Lake
today.
Miss Lille Miller. of Dover, is visiting
in town this week
G. W. Petro has gone to Hannibal,
Mo-, on a business trip.
Mrs. Joseph Lane, of Rossyille, was in
town yesterday shopping
Knote Withers returned yesterday
from short stay in Lawrence.
H. H. Bailey is visiting the family OF
E. H. Barnes of 147 Holman street
Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Hawkins, of North
Quincy street, are the parents of son.
The NJ w. of A. will confer the sec
ond degree at their meeting this even
ing.
Miss lone Woodman has taken a po-
sition with Mrs. James at the Empor-
ium.
o. NJ Brill was called to Louisville,
Kan, today to attend the funeral of his
brother.
Some extra special prices on Ladies
and Children's Underwear.
COSTLEY g. POST.
Mrs. A. ]. Hayden is spending a few
days in the country visiting her par.
ents. Mr.. and Mrs William Kemp OF
Capitol View.
Shoe bargains for Friday and Satur-
day: One lot Mems, Ladies' and Child
ren's Shoes to close at half price
COSTLE4 q POSI-
Mr. and Mrs Joseph Smith. who late
ly returned here from Prescott. Arizona,
have rented the George Hughes proper
ty at 920 Harrison street and will move
there this week
Friday bargains. Our spring goods
are coming in. we must have room
Ladies Jackets, Wool Blankets, Mems,
Ladies' and Children's Underwear must
be sold Come Friday and Saturday
COSTLEY & POST.
J. s. Barnes and Thad C. Carver of
Pratt who attended the Kansas Day
banquet were the guests while IN To-
peka of Rev and Mrs. ]. 8. Glendennlng
of 1910 Quincy street.
The meetings yesterday at the Bap-
tist church were well attended Rev.
Mr.. Crane, who has been preaching
some unusually strong sermons, Will
preach again this evening.
Friday and Saturday bargains that
are bargains Nos and II all Silk Ribbon
worth 10c and 14c for sc yd. Nol6 and z
for &c. These come in all shades.
COSTLEY & POST.
Mr.. Frank Helen and Mr.. Albert
Shook of Belvue, Kan, have been at
tending the Midwinter fair Mr; Helen
will return home this evening, but Mr'
| Shook will remain here as he has taken
a position with the Mccormick & Peake
| Rug company.
Hiram Miller died Tuesday evening al
| his home six miles northwest OF town
/ Mr. Miller was about IA years old ano
| was an old soldier He leaves a family
| of grown children. The funeral will be
| held tomorrow morning at 10 o'cloch
| from the Pleasant Hill church and the
| burial will be in Rochester cemetery
The funeral of Mr.. and Mrs. Johr
/ Carter of 113 Madison street, whose
death occurred yesterday afternoon les:
than an hour. apart, will be held tomor
| row afternoon at o'clock from th'
1 Cumberland Presbyterian church Mrs
/ Carter was a member of the Benevolen
/ society No and her husband belonged
! to FIT. Pillow post G. A. r
The Topeka state journal., 1902-01-30

for this charge occurred during the
strike on the Santa Fre, when there was
no agent at Bliss. The 101 ranch was
looking for a train of stock and the
boys were there to unload and receive
them. When the train came in, there
being no agent, the conductor had to
collect freight charges. The 101 ranch
always pays freight by check, but the
conductor said he had no authority to
accept checks and wanted cash. George
l. Miller had rendered him check and
said that his brother would be there
in a few minutes with the cash. AT first
the conductor said he would have to
carry the cattle on to Arkansas City,
but afterwards agreed to wait a short
time for the arrival of ]. c. Miller, who
soon came and paid the amount in
cash. There were no pistols drawn, the
conductor was not stood up and left
satisfied and with no hard feeling. Ok
Iahona law imprisons man for three
months for drawing a pistol on another,
and the railroad would have been very
glad to enforce it had such an incident
occurred
The Topeka state journal., 1902-01-30
BUNCO NAN FOILED.
Failed to Make His Escape and Pald
His Bills

Charles L Wood. proprietor of the
National hotel. caught what he terms
a hotel thief yesterday. and before he
was through with him he had the police
and also Manager Lawrence of the
Planters hotel. L1eavenworth, on his
trail
The man registered under the name
Of E. w. Powell. and he left a package
with the clerk to be placed in the safe
He intimatsd that the package con-
Eained $3.50 He went to Payne's shoe
store and ordered a $5 pair of shoes sent
to the hotel collect. A man of his de-
Icrfption had beaten the Planters hotel
~ the same methods and had gotten