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The San Francisco call., 1903-01-07
EVENTS IN SOCIETY

OAKLAND, Jan. 6.-The Monday Whist
Club held delightful meeting yesterday at the
residence of Mrs c. Minor GoodaIl There
were two prizes, the members prize being
awarded to Mrs Harry Adams and Mrs New
ton Koser winning with the highest score
made by a substitute. The clubs guests this
afternoon were Miss Florinne Brown. Mrs
Nelson Phelps, Mrs Will Cullen, Miss Bertha
Wilcox Miss Mona Creliin Mrs. F. NJ. Dun
woody and Mrs Newton Koser. Mrs Charles
Houghton is president Of this club. which in
cudes among its members Mrs. Edison Adams
Mrs Harry Adams. Mrs. James G. Allen, Mrs
Frank Brigham. Mrs. J. r. Burnham. Mrs
Arthur CreIlfn Mrs C NJ Goodal1 Mrs. LII
Ian Brown Everts, Mrs Fred Hathaway. Mrs
John L. Howard. Mrs Harry Hinckley, Mrs
Tyler Henshaw. Mrs M. W Kales, Mrs.
Robert Knight Mrs. Horny Meek Mrs An
drew Moseley. Mrs. Egbert Stone. Mrs. Charles
Sutton and Mrs. Hayward G. Thomas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Seton Lindsay entertained a
few friends Informally at dinner last evening
at the Hotel Metropole The private dining
was prettly decorated. the large round
table showing a graceful arrangement of pink
carnations and vioIets. Covers We're laid for
Mrs Henry Buffers, Mr.. and Mrs r. A. Bray
Mrs, William Gardiner Cooke, Mrs. Selim
Woodwork Mrs. Emil Kruse. Miss Owen.
Selim Woodwork Jr.. Edward Kruse. Harvey
Lindsay, Seton Lindsay Jr. and the host and
hostess.
The Ebell Club has arranged a very interest
ing programme for the month OF January the
first social function be the luncheon on
TUESDAY January 13 when Mrs E X Ever
viii have the musical features in charge Miss
Louise Stubbs will contribute vocal numbers
and the Misses Charlotte and Pauline Collins
will be heard in several piano selections. On
January % there is to be a musicale by the
choral section, OF which Mrs. NJ. F. Jordan
is curator.
The Hill Club held its first meeting Of the
season yesterday al the residence of the pres
ident. Mrs. d. a. Spencer. There was full
attendance and the excellent programme was
much enjoyed. The feature OF the afternoon
was a talk on the Vacation Schools of the
East" by Miss Mary McClees, who. during a
recent visit to the large cities of the Atlantic
Coast and the interior. made study of work
done there along those lines.
Mrs. Samuel j. Taylor read interesting
review of Mrs. Lydia Becks book, "A Little
Leaven in a Great city" Musical selections
by Mrs. Wild and Miss Price varied the pro-
gramme in a pleasing
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Prominent Young Woman Dies.

BERKELEY, Jan. 6.-Miss Miranda
Stranahan Brainerd, daughter of Presi-
dent Brainerd of Middlebury College,
Vermont. and sister of Mrs Carl c.
Plehn, died late last night at her sisters
homie after a lingering illness. Her home
had been in this city for the last eight
years and she was graduate of Miss
Heads school. Miss Brainerd was 21
years of age Professor Thomas r. Ba-
con of the University of California will
oficiate at the funeral services, which
will be held tomorrow afternoon at 2
O'Clock from the Plehn residence, 231S
Warning street. The pail bearers will be
Professor E. w. Hilgard, Professor
Charles NJ. Gayley, A. G.. Sutton and H.
M j. McMichael.
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sERvIAN Benevolent Society of Angels Camp
The officers and members of the above
society are hereby notified to attend the
funeral of our deceased brother, Teodor Td-
bocovich tomorrow Thursday. at 10
O'Clock from Russian Church, Powell and
1i''oii streets f. BIELIcH. Secretary
VERMEII4-In this city, January 4, 1908. Ana
stasie s. beloved wife Of j. l.. Nermeil
mother of Mrs w J. Resing and Charles,
Albert Matilda. Pauline and Fleanore Yer
NEIL and sister of Mrs J. G. Sala, Mrs. F.
Rellisle and Mrs j. Huant, native of New
York. aged 80 years , months and 27 days.
CyFriends and acquaintance are respect
fully Invited to attend the funeral Wednes-
iats Iay' 1esi9ense 265T Howard street Please
omit flowers Interment Cypress Lawn Gene
terry.
A. Warren. dearly beloved mother of Mrs.
H E. Morken and W. D. Stone, native OF
Monroe County New York, aged % years l
month and IA days. (hochester, n. T., pa
pers please copy)
EyFrends and acquaintances are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral to-day
wednesday, at 80 o. clock. from the resi-
dence of her daughter, 246 Palmer street
near Chenery lnterment Cypress Lawn
Cemetery by electric funeral car
Eighteenth street, January .. 1903. J. o. F.,
beloved husband Of Margaret wilke, and
father Of Mrs. +. n. Davidson, native of
ZFriends and acauaintances are respect
fully invited to attend dot5 the funeral today day
Fellows Hall, corner Seventh and Market
streets under the auspices of Apollo Lodge
No. 123. l. o. o. f. Interment Laurel Hill
Cemetery.
WONG LUNG-1n this city. January 5. 1908.
Wong Lung, a native of China, aged Al
years.
WOOLF-In this city. January 4, 1902. D. Bar
ney WooIf. beloved brother OF Mrs Herman
Levy. a native of England aged 20 years.
IL Friends respectfully invited to at
tend the funeral to-day Wednesday,, at
10 o'clock, from the residence of his sister,
922 Eddy street Cremation l. o. o. f.
Cemetery.
YOUNG-In this city January 3. 1903. Rich
ard beloved husband of Martha j. Young
and father of Mrs A. Foreman Jr.. a native
of Edinburgh, Scotland. aged T3 years.
UyFriends are respectfully invited to at
tend the funeral to-day wednesday,, at
9:3o o clock. from his slate residence. 1883
Oak street. Interment private.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

The following marriage licenses were issued
yesterday;
Paule Springer. &c Santa Cruz. and Anna
J. Thomas. p. santa Cruz.
James J. de. Martini. 2e. 1905 Stockton
street and Katie Campodonico, "a, 1SI71z
Powell street.
Eugerio Feuili ~, ClOverdale, and Rosina
Buff. 10 Cloverdale.
hiram H. Rowe. 26, 9G5 Sutter street, and
Lulu q. Altmeyer. Il. 301 Third avenue.
Joseph F. Keller, -, 952 Mission street. and
Amalia Steiner. % ~ Third street.
Arnold S0hr. - Turk street and Eva
Stern, IS l1G4 Page street.
john Gless. 49, 5l1 Eighth street. and Err
nestine Desa aux. p. 1071 Page street
Francis T. Christy. p. 279 Stevenson street,
and Eva f Hegg 20 524C Turk street
Joseph j. AIDE, % 51A Rausch street. and
Anita J.. Heydenreich, L. 1892 Stockton street
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LEGAL ADVERTIsEMIENTs.

NOTICE To CREDITORs-Estate Of II. J.
BUNNEIL. deceased Notice is hereby
given 10y the undersig gned. JOHN FAREHAM
administrator or the estate Of II j. BUN
NELL deceased to the creditors of and all
persons having claims against the said de-
ceased to exhibit them with the necessary
vouchers within four months after the first
publication Of this notice to the said admin
istrator at room 20 Chronicle building the
same being his place for the transaction Of
the business Of the said estate in the city
and county Of San Francisco. State of Cali
fornia JOHN FARNHAAI Administrator
Of the estate Of H J. BUNNELL, deceased
FRANK MCGOWAN Attorney for Admins
TRAITOR rooms 75- So Chronicle building
Dated az san Francisco. December "a 1902
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"old Guard on the March.

OAKLAND. Jan. 6.-Members of the
"Old Guard" composed of former officers
and enlisted men of Company A, Fifth
Regiment, n. G. c., arranged tonight TO
go to Sacramento to attend the Inaugural
ton tomorrow of Governor George c..
Pardee, their old comrade. Among those
who will go are Captains A. W. Burrell.
A L. Smith. Harry N. Morse, w. j. Pet
ersen Lieutenants ]. A. c. Mcdonald
and Martin Ryan, and Privates Lowell j..
Hardy, jeremiah Tyrrell. c.. E. Lufkin,
Henry Maloon. F. Maloon. A II. Baurle,
f. Warner and George Maloon.
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LADIES TENDER MUSICAL
RECEPTION TO COMPOSER
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mcdowell Are
Highly Entertained With
Sn,no and Music

The ladies of the San Francisco Musical
Club rendered a musical reception to Mr..
and Mrs Edward Mcdowell yesterday
afternoon at the Century Club Hail. 1215
Sutter street
More than three hundred guests were
present, among whom being the most
noted musicians of this city.
a very enjoyable musical programme
was rendered. A number of Mr. McDow-
ellis compositions were sung by Miss Alva
Berglund and highly applauded by the
guests present. Instrumental selections
were rendered by Miss Heine. Mrs. Oscar
Gushing and Mrs. Eugene Holden.
The reception committee was composed
of Mrs. George +. Bates, Mrs. James A.
Watt, Mrs. Charles Farrell. Miss Mary
Martin and Mrs. j. F. Alexander.
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MARRIED.

DERSON-BRIGGS-I this city. January
> 1909. by the Rev. William RAIDER Fred
erlck +. Anderson and Mamie J. Briggs,
both Of san Francisco
ARONSON-LsWIN-In Oakland. January 4.
1909 by the Rev Dr. A. r. J. Brown Of
san Francisco. Julius Aronson and Francis
Levin both of Oakland
Y-GRAHAN-In this city. January
.. 1905 by the Rev. William RAIDER. Joseph
I.owsley and Marion r. Graham, both Of
san Francisco.
McDONALD-VAN STAN-In this city. Janu-
AIRY 3 19o3 by the Rev. William RAIDER.
Samuel Edward Mcdonald of Acampo, Cal.
and Clara Van Stan OF San Francisco.
SNYDER this city, January
I. 1903. by the Rev Bradford Lesvitt, Al
bort =. 5nsder and EsteiIe J. Harrison.
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Californians in wasbineton.

WASHINGTON, Jau. 6.-The following
Californians arrived to-day and registered
at the hotels: At the National. A. Hen
derson of San Francisco and L.. A. Wright
of Riverside; at the st. James, Thomas
r. Green of Riverside and N. ]. Hunt Of
San Francisco: at the Raleigh. John Rush
Baird of San Francisco.
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Californians in New York.

NEW YORK, Jan. 6.-The following Cal
ifornians are in New York: From San
Francisco-F. Fordgang. at the Broadway.
Central NJ. King, at the Imperial; l.. b.
Anderson, at the Hoffman; J. r. Forrest,
at the Grand Union; w. H. Robinson and
wife at the Grand.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

THE following children have been received At
the S f. Nursery for Homeless Children,
1884 Mission ST.: Jessie Glen Dunlap. half
orphan. years and 4 months Eddie Hines
orphan. Il years; Nelson Bowman half
orphan. II years. Luke Ambrose Mccarthy,
years and , months; Eva Casper. half
orphan 10 years and months; Francis
Nolan half-0rphan. years and months ::
Charles Nolan. halt-orphan. years and 5
months.
The annual meeting of the : F. Nursery
for Homeless Children viii be held at the
nursery 1884 Mission ST.. TUESDAY, Jan
usry a at 10 80 2 n. The subscribers and
friends OF the nursery are invited.
NOTICE is hereby given that the Maria Kip
Orphsnage Of $50 Lake ST, San Francisco,
has received the following orphan. half
orrhan and abandoned girls from June 80 20
December 81. 1892. Vera Cole. aged 10
years Amelia Wolters. aged years: Sophia
Wolters. aged f. years; Mildred G. Barnes
aged q years. Muriel Miller. aged years
and : months. Annie Hibbet aged II years:
Constance Henry. aged years: Anna Louise
Itedlung. aged = years; Ida Christina He'd
lung. aged years Julia Elizabeth Hedlung
aged 9 years
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
NEW WESTERN HOTEL.

Mrs + Livingston. Cal
r B Rowland * W.
Manitoba
A Mcdonald & W.
Manitoba
Mrs A. ID. Felis, p Rys
l. Zalk, MINI
A G Leveroni, Fresno
Il J Quigley. Sausalito
I Warren. Manila
G c Reed. Salinas
II Il Davis. Sioux Falls
T w Perrault. Mass
c + Blodgett. Angels
c Z Bruce. Monterey
G J Bruce. Wash
" Bokan, Wash
+ J Daniels, Sta Maria
J Small. Denver
M Machado & W. Cal
G Royce. Monterey
: @ Myers. Monterey
Miss + Grossman. Mtry
] Callaghan, Riverside
M Johnston. Riverside
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BIRTHS-M MARRIAGES DEATHS.

Birth. marriage and death notices sent by
mail Will not be inserted. They must be handed
in ~ either OF the publication offices and be
indorsed with the name and residence Of per-
sons authorized 70 have the same published.
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REmovaL NoTIcE

CRAIG. COCHRAN & co. funeral direc-
tors and embalmers formerly Of 52-56 Mint
ave have removed to their new and modern
quarters at 429 GOLDEN GATE AVE. Phone
South AZ.
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r Pratt, TuIare
b Scott. Tulare
M SDinneti. New City
~ Weinhardt, New Cy
II Erskine, Red Bluff
l. Thornton. Red Bluff
j Devine, Red Bluff
A Dunn, Shasta
Miss E Barrey. S Rosa
Miss S Shannon, S Rsa
G NJ Brown. sta Rosa
Mrs E Sutton. S Rosa
] Walker, Petaluma
F Connolly. Petaluma
G f Madden. Angels
f V Sargent, San Jose
/ G Thomas. San Jose
! ID NJ Golden. San Jose
r Fox, Salinas
Mrs NJ F May. Fresno
Miss ] May. Fresno
ID Murphy, Fresno
Miss NJ Scanlan, Hayw
Miss T Douglass, San
Lorenzo
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Cooking utensils made of aluminium in
stead of tin are coming into use in the
French army.
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In IDEAL Train
Tor Those Who
Seek the Best.

a Tor morning. Tor afternoon-
SEQ a m Daily 10 Bakersfield Local stop
ming at all points in San Joaquin Valley. Cor
responding train arrives at Z 80 =. N. daily.
a.3O a m Daily IL the CAITE1RN a
Tim TIED carrying Palace Sleeping Cars
and Dining Cars through to Chicago. Chair
car runs TO Bakersfield for accommodation Of
TICK .ts are honored this train Correspond
ing train arrives at IL 10 p m. daily
90 m Is Stockton Local. Correspondents
train arrives at IL 10 a. m. daily.
800 D m Is the Overland Express with
through Palace and Tourist Sleepers and Free
Reclining Chair Cars TO Chicago; also Palace
sleeper whic, cuts out at Fresno. Correspond
ing train arrives at 800 p. m daily.
Ofnces-G41 Market street and In Ferry De-
pot San Francisco: 11i2 Broadway Oakland
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A Morning
\ Saturday and sunday only.
Stops at all stations on Sunday.
SUNDAY excepted sunday only
Saturday only.
q Connects at Goshen 10 with train for Hanf0rd
AT Fresno. FOR Visaiia via Sanger
Via Coast Line.
TUESDAY and Friday,
N Connection NAV be made at Goshen Jc. with train
from Bakersfield.
Daily except Saturday
" Via San joaquin Valley
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A spoiled child is to be pitied because of
its fool parents.
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AORTH SHORE RAILROAD.
Via Sausallto Ferry.
APRIL ~ l9,I2-


FROM SAN FRANCISCO TO MILL VALLEY
AND SAN RAFAEL
4. m I2.2Q Il AS. 3;15. AIS. 5:1J. "6;I5. 6:45.
800. II AS p m I.4o a. m does not run ID
Ais1 Aiss1uNS1poxiYs-7;eO. 500 900. 1000 100.
II 40 a. m, u 80 81 80 G:SO 'S:45. 500. s;0o
ESQ 600 IL AS D. m
r.. .Tr.ains marked 60 run 20 San Quentin.
FROM SAN RAFAEL TO SAN FRANCISCO.
MEEK DAYS. 20. IS 20. T:40, S:15. % 30
II 90 a. m. 12:25. 2:15. $3.50. 4:4o. $50. s;45
io:1g 17ggNR6rEnYs-s.oo. p 500. $50. sf1:eo a m.
s12 100 m. 100. 2:15. $50. 4.15. '5s45. 6:4S.
IT,. Trsins marked 90 start from San Quentin.
ErtS6sM Mill, VALLEY TO SAN FRANCISCO.
VVEF-K DAYS. 40. 6:4O. 1:45. S:25 9-4J.
1I:ie a. m 1888. 2.45. $50. $40. 6:20. 7:IO.
iOsTy OssTTyyNRDGYs-s:so, II 7:55. 1905. II:1O a N.
l2:I5 100 2.30. 3:45. 500. sos. lis. 10; -
THROUGH TRAINS.
7:45 a. m, week days-Cazadsro and Way
s:is D m. saturdays-cazadero and way
Sis .. m, week days Saturdays exceptsd)-
Tomaies and way stations
500 a m. Sundays-Cazadero and way sta
10 90 a. m. sundays-Point Reyes and say
Legal Holiday boa-s and trains wiz rAa an
Sunday ttmA
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STORAGE AND WAREHOUSES.

A-EAIPORTJM Stofage & Van Co. furniture
household goods stored. moved. shipped. T25-
73l Howard near Third. phone Grant 16l.
PIERCE -RODOLPH Storage & Moving Co. Of
fee Post and Powell sts-; tel. Priv. Ex 5T1-
BEKINS Van and Storage CO.. $50 Market st !;
tel Main 1910: shipping at cut rates
GOLDEN West Storage: advances made; $40
Mission St; tel Howard 941- F. ". Zehfuss
PACIFIC Storage and Furniture Moving Com
pany. 232O Fillmore st; phone Jackson PSI
sTAMMERING OR SUFFERING.
STAMAIERING cured by celebrated Melbourne
method At Van Ness & Market: guars ntee.
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NEAREST THE CITY
IN Rsl9I15R s3 q 75;Y
JAMES McGINN,
OFFICE: GIG MARKET ST

Formerly with McGinn Bros, has opened
new Funeral Parlors at PA Eddy ST. bet.
Taylor and Jones. Telephone South 5T6
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TYPEwRITERs AND SUPPLIES.

GREAT BARGAINS N TYPEWRITERS-W
sen better machines for less money than any
house IN the city rentals 50 The Typewriter
Exchange 536 California; telephone Main 266.
2D-HAND typewriters sold rented repaired.
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ROOMS AND BOARD WANTED.

large sunnX furnished room in strictly pri
waite family Address c. F. l.. 2lS cali
fouia st., room 9.
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pENTDENn NOTICES

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. January 6 1sO3-Div-
idend Notice: Dividend No 205. forty-two
cents per share the issued capital stock
payable at the office of said company. rooms
31-34. third floor. CrOcker building san
Francisco Cal, on the 10Th day Of January
1893 Transfer books will close ON FRI
DAY January 9 1905 o'clock .. m
EDM ARD. McGARE- Secretary
CALIFORNIA safe Deposit and Trust Com
psny corner California and Montgomery SITS.
For the six months ending December 81,
1902 dividends have been declared on de-
posits in the savings department of this
company. fellows: On term deposits
tbs rate OF Clio ger cent per annum, and
Cn ordinary deposits at the rate Of per
cent per annum free Of taxes. and payable
ana after Friday. January 2 1908 DIvi-
oends uncalled Tor added the priEci-
pal after January 1, 1903. J. DALzELB
BROWN, Manager.
SAVINGS ana Loan Society 1Ol Montgomery
St. corner Of Sutter-The beard OF directors
declared q dividend for the term ending De-
cenber 81. 1902. al the rate Of three and one
quarter (3lt) per cent per annum on ali de-
p0sits. free Of taxes, and payable on ami
after January 2 1903. Dividends not called
Tor are added and bear the same rate II
January / 1903 CYRUS W CARMANY
Cashier
DIVIDEND uotice-The Giant Powder Com
pany. Con. A dividend. No. 40. OF fifty cents
900 per share the issued capital stock
OF the company has been declared payable at
the office OF the company, rooms 202, 2e4.
2U6 Hayward building. san Francisco, on
Jan 10. 1903 Transfer books close Jan. 3.
1903. al noon. J. R LEAVELL. Sec.
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OAKLAND HARBOR FERRY.
COAST LINE CIroad tiause.

rom SAN FRANCISJO, Foot % Nlarkct 81 Sip 81
-t7:i5 500 HOO An TOO 500 SIS Pm
rom OAKLAND. Foot 0f Broadway = t6-G0 g 90
fs:n5 1000 - II 90 q 90 AGO
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REAL SALE.
HEADQUARTERs FOR PARK LOTS.
New Ocean Boulevard Lots
o-lg graded dots facing rhe ocean
Ocean Beach residents appreciate location;
ssk them about the climate
Values are constantly rising
Take advantage o. our low cnert1gs.
Buy direct from the owners.
ne can and WIl positively suit you.
From $3.50 uD--on easy terms.
Call Tor diagrams. maps and prices
$500 70 Sllco-Choicest Sunset lots. SO monthly
Bsrgs ms in Richmond lots; get our prices.
$50 10 $500. near Park and Ocean: s. monthly.
$3.50 to S350-LeeeI Excelsior Homestead
p lois. near Mission r. cars. Cheapest lots Ia
-iu. s. monthly
5000 re S3e0o-Grear bargains in modern .cot-
-ages Good locations Easy rerrusl
Sunset branch Office On Ninth ave near Il
g. OTeu every day and Sundays.
SOL GETZ & SOo-. Owners and Dealers
Room -. Chronicle building
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RAnRoADsPAY oNE-sEvEHTH.
Taxes. They Put S2.436.548 In
Various County Treasures.

Topeka, Kan, Dec. 1.-THE total
amount of money which Kansas tax
payers have paid out this year for all
purposes is SIS, 1896. 450. according to
staten ents returned by the county
treasurers to the auditor of state. OF
the total amount of taxes collected, the
railroads have paid s2,436.543. Only
about $4,000, 900 Of this revenue reaches
the state treasury to be used for state
purposes. The remainder is used for
schools, county and municipal ex-
penses. There are no railroads In the
counties of Grant, Haskell, Morton.
Stanton and Stevens. Although the
valuation of taxable property in Shaw
nee county is not SO great as in other
counties, the property owners in this
county pay more taxes than those in
any other county in the state. The fol-
lowing are the counties with the total
taxes levied and the amounts paid b.
the railroads in each county:
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Line Will Cost s15O, 900.

L. H. P. Northrup, who is planning
an inter-urban line in Cowley county,
expects to spend $4,000. The line
will have 5.5 miles in Arkansas City.
Is miles from there to Winfield, SIS
miles in Winfield, seven miles from
Arkansas City to Geuda Springs and
seven from Arkansas City to Chilocco.
l. T.; total, 40 miles.
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John c. Lowe, who killed his wife
while both were employed at the state
reform school in Topeka, has been de-
clared insane and sent to an asylum.
Lowe was formerly county school SUI
perintendent of Linn county. His wife
was a most lOvable woman and her
friends were horror-stricken over tho
tragedy which ended her life.
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Child PLAYED with Matches.

Mrs. w. E. Hamilton, near Chanute.
sent her four-year-old daughter To
another part of the house for some
matches. In few minutes the child'B
screams attracted the mother who
reached the little one to see her die
in a mass of flames. The child had
played with the matches on the way
back
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IRST Chris TN as
Message and Song.
What a picture
our text paints for
US! Simple shep-
herds k e e p | n g
watch Ger their
focks by night.
The gentle sheep
browsing here and
there on the Judean
hillside. The still
ness and quiet of
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Knudson's Peculiar Plea.

L. c. Knudson was arrested at Con-
cordia for refusing to send his children
to school. Knudson has large family.
but has never sent his children To
school, as he preferred to educate them
at home. He says it is his belief
that public schools are not run in ac-
cordance with the Bible and will fight
the case with this defense.
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Stand. a Chance to Lose.

H. f. Stadel, of Troy, secured con-
tract to furnish 1900 tons of hay to the
Fort Leavenworth army post and gave
bond to deliver the goods" But the
failure of railroads to furnish cars will
cause Stadel to lose considerable.
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Sold for s3.13 nm Acre,

According to the reports in the Office
of the state auditor 64,S92.03 acres of
school land in Kansas were patented
during the year. The total amount
paid in for this land was $202, 900. 80,
or an average price per acre of $3.13.
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The Greed for Gold.

A Leavenworth man was arrested
the other day, cold, hatless and beg
ging for meal and nights lodging,
and when searched he was found to
have STATS on his person.
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Chicago. Sunday. Dec. %, 10.

rext:-"And the angel said unto them,
Fear not; for, behold. 1 bring you good
tidings of great joy. which shall be to all
people. For unto you is born this day, In
the city of David a Saviour. which Is
Christ the Lord. And suddenly there was
with the angel multitude of the heavenly
host, praising God and saying, Glory TO
God In the highest, and on earth peace
good will toward men."-Luke 2:1o. II. Is
and a.
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Must Build New Church.

The Swedish Lutheran church con-
gregation at Lindsborg will erect q
new church. The congregation is the
largest Lutheran body west Of the Mis-
souri, river and numbers $4,000 people
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Topeka,s Bonded Debt.

At the present time Topeka is paying
interest on IL bond issues, aggregating
$443,500. The funding bonds and the
water works bonds will bring the en-
tire amount up to 1927 900.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1903-12-25

Harrisonville. Mo-. Dec IA firs
here burned the business house and
dwelling Of J. C. Patrick. valued at
$4,000; William Gundy. saloon, stock
and fixtures. $1,000: +. N. Price, lum-
Der yard. probable value s6.o0o