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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-12-24

'And 10. the star which they saw
In the east went before them" whis-
pered the boy. gazing upward at its
pure white light In the hush OF the
Holy Night.
But mankind" said the old man.
sadly, has not followed. In all the
Christmas ewes since It looked on the
shepherds in that field OF Bethlehem,
Il has looked on men doing evil some
where to their fellows. Its light has
been dimmed by the lights from camp
fires Of armies and from flames OF
burning cities. am old. and ii is
weary waiting for the fulfllment of
the promise"
"The star is beautiful and splendid, "
said the boy with shining eyes.
"Undimmed | shine" said the Star.
And He in whose sight a thousand
years are but a day sees mankind look
toward me every year with new in
telligence and love. Ages have passed
and other ages still must be before
the Word shall be fulfilled. But every
Christmas eve shine upon a world
that has moved forward step by step"
Greater grew the radiance Of the
Star until the world sank away, and
still and pure it shone over Jerusalem.
Whose calm and faithful eyes are
these that look toward il from a cell2
Stephen lies there. soon TO be taken
to the city wall and stoned to death.
Again II shines upon the Holy City,
surrounded now nv a Roman army
under Titus. Before another Christ
mas eve, Jerusalem shall be no more
The temple OF the Most High shall
be razed and Titus leave nothing on
Mount Moriah save a little heap of
ruins
And again there Is a Christmas eve.
Six hundred years have passed. The
Christian world has fallen far away
from the Sermon on the Mount.
Hatred and intolerance have dis
torted the cause Of Christ into cause
for shedding Of blood from Bethlehem
to the far isles Of Great Britain.
Christmas eve, 500 A. D.. and Rome
is celebrating the Holy Night with
wonderful splendor. Princes and war
riors and priests throng its streets.
Greatest prince of them an, before
whom even the mighty Charlenagne
bows, is the Bishop or Rome. Leo III.
This is a Christmas eve destined to
do more than any other Christmas eve
in many centuries that have been or
that are to come, to change the his
tory Of the world. For tonight Char
lemagne and his magnificent court
have agreed with the bishop that on
Christmas day charlemagne is to be
crowned Augustus. Emperor of the
West and Protector Of Rome. The
Holy Roman Empire has begun.
Shining for the first time on Christ
mas in the New World. in 1882, the
Star sees Columbus and his crew turn
toward It from their small craft as
they roll in the great blue sergss of
the tropical ocean OF the coast Of
Hayti. Il may be that there is too
much Christmas eve cheer aboard the
Santa Maria. For before ne Star has
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-12-24
Holiday Jingle

Cedars standin' In de cold,
Trim dat Christmas tree.
Maple drops a bunch O gold
Trim dat Christmas tree.
Stars a-shinin' in de night
Make de snowflake glisten bright.
Gwine to hab it lool1in' right,
Trim dat Christmas tree.
rabbits track runs roun about,
Trim dat Christmas tree
Simmons fallin'-hyuh me shout,
Trim dat Christmas tree.
Is my eyes a-gettin dim?
What's dat hangin' FUN de limbss
'Possarl An is proud O. himl
Trim dat Christmas treel
Washington Star.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-12-24

Nativity. When the procession of
richly-robed ecclesiastics reaches the
silver star set in the pavement they
pause and stand in a group about the
basket, which is deposited upon the
star. Around this star is the inscrip-
ton, 'Hic de virgine natus est" for
this is the spot upon which tradition
places the actual birth Of Jesus.
There the recital of the account of
the birth of Jesus as found in the
Gospels is slowly recited and when
the passage luke H., y, And she
brought forth her firstborn son. and
laid him in a manger, because there
was no room for them in the inn, I"
is read the figure is reverently picked
up from the star and carried over to
the opposite side of the grotto, where
it is put into a rock-cut manger. This
concludes the service Of Christmas
eve.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-12-24
AI1TLE(2Sz11T6
S3E2Lt{lafA(Ez !.

How to distribute the gifts in a
large gathering always is a problem.
At the proper moment Mother and
Father Goose appear and bring out
the surprise pie. Mother Goose cuts
the pie and out pops the goose.
The goose begins to walk males.
tically about in mystic circles, and
the company must form in line be.
hind her. Suddenly the goose hesi-
tates and comes to a full stop.
"She has found something" cry
Father and Mother Goose, and has
ten to explore the corner where the
goose is pointing her beak. A pres
ent for one of the company is dis
covered. The goose proceeds, and so
the march continues until all the
gifts have been found.
A cornucopia Of stiff paper, fitted
over the top Of broad-brimmed
hat, will make a head covering suit
able for Father aoose.
The head-dress which Mother
Goose wears. as shown in figure 3.
can be made from any sort Of large
handkerchief.
Gather the handkerchief about
Mother Goose's head, as shown in
figure /, then gather together the
lower edges and pin them close be-
hind the head, as in figure 2, Roll up
the loose end of the handkerchief, as
also shown in figure 2. and tie the
The Topeka state journal., 1904-02-06
BUY NOW.

WE SOLD FIVE HOUSES LAST
WEEK.
Don't wait till the best are gone.
BUY NOW" is our advice.
Here are a few to choose from:
Brand new cottage rooms, furnace,
bath, gas, Harrison St, S., 200. See this.
Another new cottage Orchard Place.
paved, 115 lots. only $3.50.
Modern cottage blocks west, s.. 800.
Large house, 2 lots, 4 blocks capitol, low
price to sell quick, $4,000 Want bid.
10 room, $4,000 modern house, near heart
of city, for $500.
Grocery stock, fine stand, as high as 500
sales in day; everything, s1,130.
Nice room house. $500 down, balance
easy.
Good home W 9Th for $3.50; payments
Cottage, 21a lots, barn, paved, s. 800.
Fine modern Potwin home, $500.
6 room modern, except heat, $l,S75. Close
in.
East front, 81 paved. rooms. N. Quin-
cy, 81, 600
leo acre. good farm. near Meriden. ss.-
500.
12o, no buildings, Silver Lake. s.. AIS.
45 fruit farm, close to city, $500.
Lots of lots at low prices
See US for everything.
W. NJ. FORBES,
107 West Seventh st.
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FOR SALE REAL ESTATE.
BUY.

{, room residence, east front lots, To
peka ave, near 7th. $500
8 rooms and halls, strictly modern resi-
dence, hot water heat, bath, everything
"a complete home. Polk ST., s.. 400
room cottage, bath, near 10th and Ty-
Ter st, quick sale, 81, $50.
rooms and hall, strictly modern, hot
water heat, bath, closet, polished floors.
everything the best. east front, Topeka
ave. This fine new home must be sac
rihced. $500.
S rooms and halls hard wood finish, 2
east front lots. walks brick, shade, Fill
more st. Snap-$1, $50
rooms and hall residence, ia east
front lots. Madison St. large barn, is a
bargain, 81, $50.
10 room residence, east front lots. 6
blocks west of Kansas ave; is a great big
bargain, 5000
front and back stairs, water and sewer
in house. barn, near 9Th and Fillmore, ST.
725
room residence, east front, fine porch
bath. fine home, near 7th and Tyler. See
about this quick, 81, 700.
room residence, city water, sewer, east
front, near Polk and 10TH 81, 700.
s rooms, halls, polished floors, hot wa
ter heat, bath, everything to make most
complete new home in city, Harrison st.
Sacrifice, 81 800.
nice homes on Branner St. near 4th
just listed at a great reduction in price,
See rs about these homes.
Nice cottage on Sth St, Is very cheap
and good, $500.
Choice lots west side, city water, sewer
fine neighborhood, $500
Lots blocks state house $500.
acres, good improvements, $1,000.
2 acres, improved, 4 acres, improved,
Is acres, good buildings, 20 acres, fruit
BARNES REAL ESTATE CO.,
121 West Fifth st.
The Topeka state journal., 1904-02-06
BENEDICT & co.

room house, lots, on corner. blocks
car. city water, sewer, sink. cellar. fine
shade Price $1,000. A big snap.
5 rooms. close to Santa Fe shops. s7OO;
good well, cellar, porch. Can sell $50 cash.
balance monthly.
3 rooms. 4 lots, south of state house.
s7OO. fine shade, well, new outbuildings.
2 lots. rooms. 5 blocks of state house.
must be sold next week. See US for
price.
east front lots, 1 block of Auditorium.
room house. $500
In addition to the above we have many
other bargains. See us before buying.
BENEDICT & co,
Upstairs. COL Kansas Ave.
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FOR SALE.

lots Tyler St. 81, 200
room modern house, new, lots, fac
ing Central park, 81. 700.
barn, sewer, 3 lots, College ave, s., 800.
room house, hot water heat, electric
ity, city water. sewer, barn, III lots, Clay
St. $500.
room house, well, cistern, city water
barn lots, Potwin. 81 600.
Z room house, city water, cstern, barn,
fine shade, 421a #. front. Fillmore St, 81
400.
5 room house, city water, eistern, barn,
IL lots, fine neighborhood, Fillmore ST.
81, 800.
215 lots W. 18th ST., $500
lots West st. $500.
3 lots West St, $500
1 lot Kansas ave, near 18th, $500
room cottage, modern except heat, IL
lots. west side. &, 500.
6 room cottage, west side, city water,
bath. barn, IL lots, 81, 900.
Z room house, 4 lots, city water. cis-
tern, Potwin. s. 900.
II room house. 6 lots. w. 9Th St. s4.5O0
Agent for Washburn college lots
Fire and tornado insurance
H. c. BOWMAN
Ind. Tel 6S1. 42 Columbian Bldg.
The Topeka state journal., 1904-02-06
BARGAINS IN FARMS And HOUSES BY ROUDEBUSH


acres y m
aes,Sh awnee n
acresh fine arg
7oom
8
on Hh
Houses farms and
e.
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$500.

Very cheap price for fine modern home
3 blocks from state house, finest sort of
location, rooms. black walnut oak
and yellow pine f1nish fine parlor mantel
and CRATE, bath room, heating plant, large
laundry, barn, electric lights, gas, etc
This price for one week, We have been
offered within a few dollars of this re-
duced price. Nonresident owner wants to
dispose of 1T at once. House now rents for
$50; will rent ss5.
THE STRAUSS AGENCY.
Central National Bank Bldg.
The Topeka state journal., 1904-02-06
1904 BARGAIN LIS T.

Paine Bros. have some exceptionally
good bargains in watches, clocks and Jew
elry. guns, revolvers. talking machines
musical instruments, consisting of drums
comets. altos. tenors, bass and slide
tromboncs And for old time violins. witt
good tones. Paine Bros can't be beat. Gail
and see the stock in good second hand
Bicycles. No. SIS Kansas ave.
The Topeka state journal., 1904-02-06
LOTSlLOTS!LOTS!!!

We specialize vacant lots in our busi-
ness: sell them every day or so. Have
the largest list in town and can help you
very much in your selection for a build
ing site. Have sold hundreds of lots in
the Douthitt tract in the past few months
Have plenty of bargains there yet how
ever. and the people we have sold to have
lots now worth so per cent more than the
price they paid. See US about lots any
where.
THE STRAUSS AGENCY.
The Topeka state journal., 1904-02-06
WOOD & DICKINSON,
Real Estate, Rentals and Loans.
534 Kansas Avenue.


ortgage on ngoodbu usiness property. To oselL
in Sell friends
and1O 0 tractne
on Topeka near St seIq quick
beattn
sta for the moneyC nandsee
ortradef
prefer IIowe county.
North Topeka,
&
The Topeka state journal., 1904-02-06
NEW COTTAGE $3.50.

large rooms, lots, Fillmore ST., house
built last summer hard pine floors and
casing, well and cistern, small barn, nom
resident owner wants money; property
cost about s., 800; rent Sl6; take $3.50 now
THE STRAUSS AGENCY
The Topeka state journal., 1904-02-06

FOR SALE-New cottage 4 large rooms.
bath, hall, gas fixtures. gas stove and
furnace, all new. Bargain if sold within
a few days. Inquire 612 Fillmore ST.
The Topeka state journal., 1904-02-06
S1,0OODOWN.

Finest property in Potwin, grounds 1221s
by 205 feet, property cost about $500. all
fine drive. shade, etc. This
is price for a very few days. If inter-
ested call Us uD at once. Cash payment
81, 900; balance at per cent.
THE STRAUSS AGENCY,
Central National Bank Bldg.
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$500.

room house, fine shade, Polk St, near
11th, large barn, sewer, large cistern, gas,
etc. We want an offer at once
THE STRAUSS AGENCY.
The Topeka state journal., 1904-02-06

Gentlemen bring in your winter over
coats ana We Will put on a new velvet
bring in your summer suits to be cleaned
before putting them away. No danger of
moths after our thorough cleaning Spe-
cial attention given to the cleaning OF
ladies' dresses
The Topeka state journal., 1904-02-06

FOR SALE-Good so acre farm in Wood
son county, Kan; p acres pasture: 15
acres hay; balance cultivation, 4 room
house. pantry. closets, cellar, barn for six
horses. cattle shed, crib. orchard. etc
Price $500 Might trade for dwelling
near Washburn college.
Fruit farm of 25 acres 4 miles from To-
peka, s acres bottom, acres fine timber
great variety of bearing fruit. large house
and barn, $500.
J. E TORRINGTON,
103 West Sixth St
The Topeka state journal., 1904-02-06
Union Pacific
EASTBOUND.

Union Pacific
EASTBOUND.
Arrive.
No. limited ..s.:..-;.---,..-.-....... $50 am
No. 6, Kansas City local pass...... 1856 am
No A. Atlantic express. 2.50 pm
sNo g. K. G. and Salina express. $50 pra
WESTBOUND.
enc T. K c. and Salina express. II 20 am
No g Denver and Pac. Coast ltd.l2.50 pm
No 5. Junction City local pass. e.ao pm
No l limited 800 pm
sDany except Sunday. Ali others daily.
The Topeka state journal., 1904-02-06
$3.50.

New cottage 4 large rooms, large porch.
hard wood finish and floors, fine location,
6 blocks south of state house. east front.
Bargain THE STRAUSS AGENCY.
The Topeka state journal., 1904-02-06

Buchanan and Sd, IL lots. room house,
hall, cellar, well, cistern, good barn. ST.
AIS.
Near the Vinewood car line, lots,
room house, big cistern, well and pump,
barn, corn cribs, pig pens, chicken house,
fine shade. 81 coo.
with cellar chicken house. grapes, fine
shade about $50.
TYLER and Sth, new room modern
house. big barn. $1,000.
Owner leaving town wants quick buyer
fer room house, cistern, well, city wa
ter. sewer, good location, on paved ST.,
J. e. TORRINGTON,
lo9 West Sixth St
The Topeka state journal., 1904-02-06
500 DOWN.

5 room house. cellar, IA lots. Van Bu-
rem St, s, ,25O; 800 down, balance SO per
month. This is a. very good property and
in a valuable location. See us at once
THE STRAUSS AGENCY.
The Topeka state journal., 1904-02-06

SEND YOUR DUDs TO CHIvERs.
Everywhere I go I see those words)
The Topeka state journal., 1904-02-06
HARNESS AND snD1ERY

G. L. BRADSHAW, western saddles a
speciality. Repairing neatly done SO
Kansas ave.
The Topeka state journal., 1904-02-06

FOR SALESome good lots on car line
Residence rooms Taylor St. barn and
cistern. $3.50 cash, balance like rent
House and lot Madison St, near shops,
$50 cash, balance like rent
Land on w 10th ave-, close in, snap
at S150 an acre.
The largest and most centrally located
piece of business property in Topeka, 7ta
and Jackson sts. Cali for price and terms
f j BROWN. Columbian Bldg
The Topeka state journal., 1904-02-06
SHAWNEE co. FARMS.

1872 acres, miles northeast of Topeka,
100 acres in cultivation, IS meadow bal
ance pasture: living water; room house.
barn, etc. Price. ST. .00o No trade. Must
be sold in 30 days.
SCOTT & SCOTT, Topeka.
FOR SALES acre fruit home 4 mile
out, well improved. Al, care Journal
FOR SALE-First class property contain
ing Al acres of ground, adapted for gar
dening. 5 room house, barn, good water,
fruit trees, grapevines, etc, Mulyane ad-
dition, north Santa Fe railroad. Inquire
of z. MERCER.
FOR SALE-Choice 50 acres of prairie
meadow, miles south of city, on good
road and near church and school 8, 500
202s Van Buren st.
The Topeka state journal., 1904-02-06

FOR SALE OR RENT room house. 5
lots pantry. bath and 30 acres; 3 room
house. Address 1923 Topeka ave. North
Topeka.
FOR SALE-My home place, cheap for
cash. ]. F. Sloan, 62S Tyler ST.
The Topeka state journal., 1904-02-06

One of finest cottages in Topeka; Har-
rison St, large rooms, house just built,
every convenience, on pavement Price
s., 200; 15k lots and drive.
THE STRAUSS AGENCY.
The Topeka state journal., 1904-02-06

SELL, rent, exchange. collect, insure Ind
phone 1925. Gibson, 522 Kansas ave.
WANTED-Man and wife for ranch Okla
homa- Capital Emp, 735 Kansas ave
WANTED-Good woman cooks Capital
En-. Agency, z35 Kansas ave.
The Topeka state journal., 1904-02-06
$3.50

Buys over lots near Sth and Buchanan,
sewer, gas, shade, city water. Best bar
gain this year. Easy terms if wanted.
THE STRAUSS AGENCY.
The Topeka state journal., 1904-02-06
MISCELLANEOUS.


SEND YOUR DUDS TO CHIvERS.
Everywhere 1 go see those words.)
TO reduce stock, will sell all goods at
cost for next 30 days. Ambs, AIS Kan
sas Ave.
The Topeka state journal., 1904-02-06
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS

BUICK & WILSON, contractors and
builders. Job work a specially. 12o E. 8th
ct. Ind phone 124z-
The Topeka state journal., 1904-02-06
GOOD HOUSE $500.

room house. first class shape, to be
moved off lots. Owner wants to build and
will sell cheap this next week Building
can be had for $500 Will cost 500 to move
it. If YOU have a lot, better move the
house on it. In almost any location II
will rent for at least SO.
THE STRAUSS AGENCY.
The Topeka state journal., 1904-02-06
BICYCLES AND REPAIRING.

TOPEKA AUTOMOBIf.E An 52v1SI'S n
Co Tel 7O6 Bicycles and sundries bf
cyctes and tandems for rent; REPAIRING Of
all kinds.
y s. CYCLE CO, 1fs E. sth st. National
q lVer-J ohnson bicycles. Supplies repairs
The Topeka state journal., 1904-02-06
FOR RENr-HoUsEs.

FOR RENT-1dodern 9 room house, partly
furnished, If desired L. Van HOOK
16 Columbian bldg
The Topeka state journal., 1904-02-06
FLORISTS
JEwELER AND oPrIcIAN.


F. ". SWEARINGEN, Jeweler and grad.
us.ta optician. We guarantee every paif
of glasses to fit and every watch ws re.
pair. We carry the largest line Of
watches, clocks, diamonds, cut glass, ETC.,
in the city. Watch inspector U. p. r. r..
ia Kansas ave.
The Topeka state journal., 1904-02-06
MONEY.

$500 TO LOAN on good real estate secur-
ity Alfred Zane, 1715 Clay St
The Topeka state journal., 1904-02-06
SEWING MACHINES

EXAMINE the New Home sewing ma
chine; we can suit you; all kinds of
machines repaired. Offices s19 Kan. ave.
The Topeka state journal., 1904-02-06

GEO. REUTER-, shoe repairing, dealer in
feathers. shoe findings s2419 Kan. ave.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-01-28
EIOPED WITH OWN WIFE.
Nelson's Eyes Twinkle as He Tells Of
Their Experiences.

Philadelphia, Jan. 27.-Tu inklins
ewes, that showed how thoroughly J"
enjoyed the situation. jules Blanc
Nelson, brother of Mrs. Reginald
Vanderbilt. has frankly admitted tiiat
he had c,oped with his own wife f.'"ir
hel fathers house in New York. Mrs
Nelson WAS formerly Miss Wall.
daughter Of Frank 4. Wall. a wealthy
corClage manufacturer. She secretly
MARRIED Mir Nelson two weeks ago.
and VIXEN her parents learned of ms
they kept her at home. apart from her
husband.
Assisted by a maid. who had be,
in her confidence. Mrs. Nelson vas
the heroine of romantic leaVe-tah-
ing 1t was Il case of slip away, 4
frantic drive for The ferry. breath
less trip to this city. and then t"ie-
graph back for baggage and parental
Forgiveness All they brought with
them was one little hand satch' i
From it Mr.. Nelson produced bli.-
liant red and black necktie and Mrs.
E,iISon took i white silk waist AMI
pink ribbon.
How did you finally obtain posses
sion Of your wife," Mr.. Nelson Wa
..slied. The last heard of you in New
FORK, YOU had been refused an inter
view with her. and her father was still
determined to keep you apart.
We'll | just went to see her and
finally found her
was her father i'll the house at the
time you found h.r?
she hadn't quite been able to reach
an agreement with him and | guess n"
didn't know | was ut the house that
last time.
Then You elnred with your VII"
.ecrctly::"
Yes. I think it might be said We
clopel." ana Nelson laughed merri'y.
Mr.. Nelson added. however. that his
father-in-law has become reconciied
10 the marriage
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-01-28
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

Judge Robert Lowry, former member of
Congress from the l2'h Inulala n,rflc,
ana one Of the best-known juriSts IL tho
state. is dead at his home at Fort wayne,
Ind. aged SO years
The general assembly in joint session 1t
Richmond Va. Wednesday,. confirmed The
vote of The separate chambers, Tuesday.
cl"cting John W. Daniel TO be United
States senator 10 succeed himself.
The Noank. Ct. fishing schooner Ben
Latham. which arrived at Block Island.
T. H. we In.sday. had lost Henry Peter
sen. one Of her crew. in the heavy blow,
Tuesday night Petersen was q Norwe-
sian.
The act for maintaining the parity n.
the currency has been passed at Manila.
II provides for the purchase OF Mexican
silver coin rs bullion and imposes tax
on all contracts made in debaSed currHn-
cy after Oct. !. 1901.
'fhc National Editorial Association IN
accordance with definite arran:5 -m"nt$
completed by The executive committee IN
session at st. Louis. Wednesday. Will bold
It's Eth annual convention in 81. Louis.
MAY II. i. IS ard -.
Adviccs from Fee dated Jan. Il. SAY
that Gen. Sir Harry MacI.ean tcClonel Of
the Sultan of Morocco's bodyg1lard,, wi.n
rebels at a spot about days journey
from FcZ has arrived AT that city.
Tic latest device Of Coach Charles T..
Courtney tor coaching crews is tn" uSr Of
y mirror ~ feet in length. III which thc
,i2ht men il the varsity machirc- in tH,'
crcN-room can S"c tllemS"h," rs TIL. i
row. Tho nirr"r was SGT Er. "Wednesday y.
Frank T. Wall. a wealthy cordag,. man
tfaCturc- Of New York. who's dduGli;r e.
Marguerite recently became. secretly ..li
in the face of parental ohio crion. the Witn
Of Jules T. EcilSol. brother If Mrs. x ii
Maid Vanderbilt. va married AT New
York Wrdn, SHAY. t" Miss Emily l-nc>IcS
~ brooklyn.
The principal speaker II the annual
meeting Of the Illinois County ana Pr"-
H.. Wednesday. WIS fudge Peter s
croSScup of the nitcd States circuit
court ri Chicago. His subject was '"rh,.
Next Great Step in American Politics
the Rc-P"oplcizins Of our Country's IN
dUstliss.
WIN. u. Gordon. the first engineer to
h"coin" 4 beneficiary Of the Pennsylvania
Railroad pension system. and who was
believed when he retired in 1893 after ii
years service to he the oldest engineer
i'll the country. j. dead at his homo III
~ tinhrld. y. j. He was amOrS the first
10 run the John Bull engine after it Wa
brought to this country.
Tho Colorado College at Colorado
Springs. Col. has just completed ar
rangcmcItS for tho dedication Of Palmer
hall. the rev scientific building erected
All. equipped at a cost Of SitGtsal. ~ f.h
H. :: ana =. The building will rank with
THE Massachusetts institute Of 'T.rhr,,lo-
~ ard others in the East ard lis i'm
i'oitancc is doubled owing 10 its location
Among the speakers to assist in dadics.i-
ing the building will he DR. Edward C.
Moore Of Harvard.