davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-12-16
en- SandnaG ruit.

6oIf, iom or glade / Bananas, ber
moaifc pioe, at 70 Groccnt al 6oret.
ningen / oenne sobe % nGreube Srr'
frlgt en- / SGnberne pna Sbe llniteS
Srliit COMPANY. iom SannebeS |
1899 oe BET isIgenoe Mar inOfsrte til
bort 2anb fra 9anann.@c Itct / Wet.
Iemamerifa og gernc uOeufor ON.
firing 10 Willioner gunNter (9lm.
dIeS). 5 1908 iteg ~SnofGrieleu til
% Niaioner 8nnotCr. % iaor off
oen maaife op til % @iaioner. Som.
panict eier SO Iampifibc, iom iorer
til Bananas anocne % inotagcr
Gait, bporpaa be oenber Stdpncn MOB
Sapnene peb @olfen % atlanterba.
bet. 90 oct fisber life al 6rir0t al
bc in6febte, men bar mtNerloat Tia
9onnnns,S aoer paa fIere SunoreOc.
tuiino gcres.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-12-16
Daroamdn taIer.

HegerbaSeren &nr0aman er @u'
pernsr / NisiisSppt og peo oct aor.
nepal, iom boI6te5 / forrige llge
I~rleoning al y omlIosbsitens aflut.
ring, gap ban / en- Gale en- 6orflo'
ring opcr lin StiQtng til De forte.
"gi bsr iigc iou0t ON Stiain9er
her" iagbe ban. "Si bar irntagct
9fegrene Stemmerct, og iiteoetfor III,
at gaa til aougrcsicn % foriifre, al
ni life gier 6orificI pan Golf, cttelr
be er iorte eaer bUibe, er oct Dor
IIigt at oplpie ON BET pirfelige 6or'
bolo. 90 oct er ioa: pi bar / gtis'
iisiippi forisgt i mango anr at Dele
bort Selpitpre meO ytesrene; men ga
blep ri 8iSne til, at ole offattIigC
Benge foripnbt; =; ioo, Of ben 81.
piIiiaticn, iom uore Sabre 5aDoC
fiGmpet for, gleb pGt, og oo III Selu'
opboloelIeSoritte1 er oet ferlte pos
'@aenneifene, fuIQtc vi Den. Get an
aelinriIfe Blob / os reiite Tia / i'm
Strait og @aieitGt. % ri tog Wagtrr
ITO al &Rn6ernc paa Slpnglerne
"Garpetbeggerue" o. Regrene. og u
bill ionoelig life oeIe Den meb He8renC
igien."
@uperner 8arOnntan bar | bttrC
Gro angrebet Trriibent RooieDeIi
perIonIig, forOi ban itiaer iig uenIi1
til 3esrene i~oopeIIcm De bcioe, oE
man fog 6eraf anIeonins til at no,
ipreoe oct apgte, at BrGfioentcn bio,
imbIa6e at in0bpoe bnm til SnmlgiI
rationen / @aibiugton Den 4SC
Wsorfs. Rpatet for meo ~llinnbbeo
gorooman er inSbuoen iomnten mel
9onoets sprige @uoernsrer, ioro.
BON Iiseiom De inotnger ben bsieitt
fStinine. ipm 5oltet ! bans Stat far
gipe bdm.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-12-16
Winneiotas sior.

iii 2eaislaturcn pil MinneIotas
aommislpr Tor Welfeltel inoaloe en-
geretning, Der oftfotter oe TO Var.
|iom er iorIsbne. iioeu SegisIaturen
iibit lao iommen. en- Correspondent
opIpier, at Stibberetninaen bill bile,
at Wtiuneiota ioog tiluirfer 2S Dil'
Toner Euno Smsr mere emo for 4
aar iiScn, On "DieIfGteIsalpernsr"
2. n. Ban Can't fom iii Rpret. Gda
4 gar or antaIlet al Dfeierier iteget
ira $50 til ISL, og Smsrproouftio.
nn bill / 1904 gaa op til y Milio.
uer Eiin6. SamtiOia or abaIiteten
blcoeu iad iorbeoret, at Winueiota
itaar eperit blanot 8onfirrrenterne
runot ON / Ger6en.
Sra lite Soniior 1903 er antanet
al 9itericr eget fra 70 iii 90 og
Sfummeitationerne fra 30 til &C.
Nirneiota or III fommet oerbeu, at
oct ianoipnligpis tilpirfer mere Smsr
emo noger anoeu Stnt / llnioncn.
% set er iorIpnait en- ubeitriOt
aienoSgieruing, at RiuneIota trent
bringer mere giel emo aIle andre eta.
ter. Saa 8upcrner Ban Can't trai
oct, Sa ban gap Rinneiota Haouet
"Smsrrebrsoitoteu".
5 Ssbet al 2 Aar err antdaet al
5armere, iom ioripuer Weieriernc
meo Nelf, poret ira 50,3S9 til So
800. antnaet al aisr er uoret ira
49,, 1916 til 435, 7i0. % WeIfemGnB.
ben ira t,2t77S7,45 0 til / 1851, 642,.
I6i9 Tuno, SmsrmGug6en ira 81
526,S0S til y, 1856 4s 8unS, me.
oens Den @eIs6. iont err uobetaIt til
MeIfeleoerdnosrer. er iteget ira $40.
9It, 1876 iii $t2. 9SS $50.
3 WinneapoIis or Der $40 Reie,
rier % 1860 aisr. 227 9uifaper
or bIct ~unSerfaitet en- SuberfuIiu,
8rspe. 40 life. : q. BauI err ser
203 Reierier o. 1856 aisr. SIi'
bcrfuIin. Yrsue err Der nritiIet meS
40 guifnper.
: 9ulutb er Ser Is Reierier mco
1 ,0J6 aisr. Sngen SubertiIiu'
Brspe or Der iorctnget.
nj 5sSemioler bar commissioner
iiocn 15Sc December unSerisgt H.
III grsper. ai oisic bite 6.670 fla
al pare til 2opens 6ororins, 3,592
life.
2,145 grsper Of RusSriffe unoer.
Iisgtes. os 1.t42 (oncr SaIppnrtcn)
uHte iig at bore iorialifeSe. Gags
anlGg MOB SiIpirferne bar omtrent
Srepet Seres garer no ai Rarfeoet.
vi t57 Prsper al 9afing Bomber
oiite iii fla at tribe MOB Sopeus
5orifrifter.
commissioner benitiaer til Segis'
IIaturen at iad iltnuo ~en9anosloo, Jon
podbpoer. of Raooare.g mbaaaser
fal temples ems ooer belle Rigct.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-12-16

Silbolo. Ter bsr oeiaa isrges ior
en- l%loitiaing al Grobufter % anoet
for at be fremmeoe fan fau ct Be
sreb ON 2anooelenes gienoommelis'
beoer.
SoIf / Spben erfIGrer, at forte ar,
beioere bar pGientIise IanaIer, OF
bpiS bra Snonanbrere fra @urop,
fan labe fig beppge til at itepne bio.
bill al Sirfiombeo berneoe faa mi
9io.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-12-16

refining bar Dor llbirricl til Gen
poret meb 80 Brocert. 5 1908 be.
Isb @GrSien al ben fla fnapt til ST..
100000; men / DC 8 isrite Waoucbcr
Of 1904 aif ben OBJ rGiten til 1928.
000, 900. amerifanife &iebmrnS bar
begpnOt at i9tte iis mo l. boaS Gems
6olf bebsuer, % be oubauife aisb.
mGno bar penot iig ira GngIanS OF
SpifIano og taser beIcr Garcr fra
"a
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-12-16
Stor Srano.
Sre itorc Observation-Disclosures
WinneapuliS lagt | gifc.

WimteapoIiS biemisgteS Seat til
Snsbag al en- itor 9rono, Der en- Sio
trlteoe meo at dntage foloSiale 81
menIioner. Oilers Dor oct ilemt nof,
lem set bar. Ere 9p9ninger meo
belle tit SSnDbplo, alt Jolt pGroiat III
bcnimo6 500, 900, blCo laqt / AIfe,
og Ell cher maoife to granofonItabler
iatte 2ioet til.
eloen uobrso peo baIo gaeoetioen
/ aipIScretooeu til 8. s. Beds Spg'
Ming pau 5tb Strect. gariagen til
Sloens Opfomit fierpOeS life, men Oct
ontages, at beu opItob peo @rploiioit
al ,acmitalier. @ef oriuer nemlig
SanOeI meo f%otogroiiife arttfler o8
bapoe ct tort Eager al ilt8e Sing.
Genne gpgning bar peb Ell 20 300
treo gaggooc ifilt fra Soutsa Bros
Itore Msbelforretning paa Sisrnet al
5tb Street NJ lit goenlte, og mems
en6el al 9ronSnlanoifabet bar ifGro
meo at ipge at fprle SISan / SefS
8pgning oeo SjGlp al Sarpmilms,
tar andre ilet op / 5te @tage al Sor'
tel Bros 9pgnin9 for giennem Sit'
huerne Der at rette Sanoilmgerne
moo Dem ~br9nDenoe 9pgning. 5sr
Sc pib5te Sroet Of oct, bopoe imtoler'
tbs SIoen iprnnset tpersoper gagga-
Sen til goitea grps' @pgning, bpor
set itore Wsbel. Eager blep ct let gpt'
tie for 6Iomnterne. De fire Wano,
Iom orbeioeSe / femte Stage laa ltrnr.
boor farlig Seres Sitting bar, og oct
IpffeSes ire al benz at fontme rteo pan
.@aSen, rigtigrof fife uber Srano-
iuar, men 0en fieroc, Sacob Wtlller.
ile6e til Observation-Disclosures for at
fire iig neo 40 @leoatorfubelet, men
han fireoe Zig besuGrre Iige neo
TIammebapet % nmfom. SnltS
Sfipbne bIep BOG life ltrar fienot, %
al 5rpgt for, at Wtiuer ifuloe orltfne
ne0e / Observation-Disclosures mloloo
hans 9umeroter Ell 10 Wtlnuttera
Sib at ipreite Snt0 Oerino. 0ermeO
fit SlOen ilig Wiagt at belle ben oGi'
bige 9pgnirg par bsmt. Siot eTter
WtiSnat ramIeoe Nurefte til gontell
Bros gpgning iammen meo Grsn
% 9rag % fplOte oen foranIi99enOe
Gel af lit 9[uenite meo Wuriten %
ct 8irpar al Selefontraaoe.
gu aroen al Observation-Disclosures,
Sobn Selops, iaonc8, og man frpg'
ter for, at ban fanbt GsOen / SLANT
mernc eler unoer be neoitprteDe
Witre.
Sra 9oitteG 9ros' gpgning ipreo.
te SIben Jig til Sen nGrliggenoe gint.
iii. 9pgning, % Ell Stne ienere iaa
Sen / Rltiner. "a oct paa oenne
Gio iaa no, iom ON belle screenings.
Itreget bar osntt til Undergoing, tele.
fcncreSes til Ct. Eaul otter SiRlp,
oa Seriru ietotes itrar meb Grtratog
70 9anpiprsiter. Sloen fsi Here
8oude oper lit 9uenlte o. antGnote
goluerS 9rpgoSs Cos Spgnirg, boor
8arelaeerct 5Iep itpgt ramponeret al
@ano.
Ogiaa 9bsnir i. 9p9ningen bar
Iiertt truet % par ogioa ct Bar oan'
oe ibranb. - 5ltiinOer al Menneifer
par paa genene for Of ie paa oct nat
lrae, imponsrenoe SfIeipil,
Sa6pne opaipes efter ct forefbbigt
Sfisn ina: goutea Bros 9pguing,
$f50,0OO, asiur. $4,000; iammes
@arpIager, 100000, fuIOt bGffet al
Assurance; gintlifi.S p9ningen, $40,
600, asiur. $4,000; 9p9uin.
aen. $50, 900, asiur. $4,000; Jam.
mes @nrcInger. $4,000, iuIot oGf.
fet al assurance; Ecpers GrpgooS
Cos 9pamina, $4,000, gnrelager
$4,000, beSge 9ele inISt oGftet al
INSURANCE.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-12-16

onices Tor ret % rigtig. ltnSlaSer
Serubonerre al rette iig ocreiter, ifal
ecreS Safiter aniees for ulopIise. Ell.
ten De er bsiere eIler Iapere. Som.
miSiioncnS Safiter ifal fltnne appelle.
res til DC fsoerale Getter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-12-16

ames en- fri IanS. S~elleriffe eeu
lioite Siitp (oel 5te) tnroc enes ON
Ell aienSelie / Sagen MOB ~iorbeHuG.
rcnoe Mapor slmes / WinneapoIis.
gaa 5orilag Of Citizens aSpofat er
I'M Dc sprige Siltalebellutninser mob
ames opbGneOe. os oen iaa isrselis
bersnte 8oftor CT ianlcoes M en- fri
Mano.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-12-16
4eciprocitet meo Cuba.

Geciproeiteten meS Cuba bier fig at
pGre en- goo Sing, iaaIcoes iom Oct
blep ~ioruoingt al be aonsresm9nb,
Der taIte for Den. Sraftaten traaotc
/ aroft ior omfrins et aar iiocn og
iislge en- npIis ofientIiseiort aarsbe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-12-16

groicsipr peS Mmneiotas 2anS.
briiasifole. @iaet ID. Sans, er no.
nGuut til asiiitcrcuSe 2aHobrussmi.
hitter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-12-16

glfrco Roe bcScr en- Wonb. Tom
er usnGpnt iii 5or. Stoters aoniul
! dublin, Srlrnh. San or ira Rep
SserIep os err piintof life Roromano,
itsnt 4apnet tpser oerpaa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-12-16
2epcr % Wprer.

Set er mese, pisrist at Oisis CTsausr ret
tan uoisre i'm 5uuitiou.
.Raar be lite spr Oct. byiltsu eamhto I
Si en- OF Rpassu. hpiIisu @alheo / Suseu.
soilien 5priioppslis. oaarIiI Smcs / sRnH.
ben. ina Sopeopins. aueiier % Sgemmer %
7ab al Ssoo iortaasr life Siiiorteu.
9et tore altsraliu % Seu,e
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-12-16
HOOd's Sarsaparina

giuer eisie Crsaner araIi % Stnrie III reiis.
lis at uoigre oerss 6nniticner % helbreeer
ale almineellse RaHslsr. Tag bet.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-05-26
- ~ WLlh ~ Par.on-

Senator Blackburn of k'uurNy'..I.
%. good old Methodist minister u
hir state in the pioneer day wno
was con siderable arappcr and of
whom 81 was said: "Unrcstrained by
Divine grace, Parson Johnson can
whip any man In KcntucKy.'
This good old man says the sen.
ator, mixed up masculine power
y1th saving grace, ana often said he
ol not believe the Lord intended
not any man should Dee a coward sim
ply because he was follower of
tire Nazarono lie was a good man
luJ h. was unsafe TO step ON his
coat TAIL and the people both loved
ana feared him
cone day after the parson had
found n necessary to administer ns
tc Punishment to several yoma
t,upha who persisted IN disturbing thC
meeting an one of tho churches whicl
hc aorycd ono of his noch noted as
icing something of q hard hitter him
nJL rJt up in mooriug and aid.
"lJ H tho solemn duty of This hor,
congregation to Dand by par.n John
,ou. IIo does NOT .a.a trouble. Nv
Doc wil not show 0Ho white 'o8.uo
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-05-26
Cured His Mother Of Rbeumatism,

Cured His Mother Of rheumatism.
My mother has been sufferer for
many years with rheumatism" says
W. II. Howard of Husband, Pa. AT
times she was unable TO move at all,
while at all times walking was pain.
ful ! presented her with a bottle Of
Chamberlain Pain Balm and after a
few applications she decided It was
the most wonderful pain relieyer she
had ever tried, in fact, she Is never
without It now and is al all times
able to walk. An occasional applica.
ton of Pain Balm keeps away the
pain that she was formerly troubled
with" Sold by r. j Ramsey. Ardmore
Drug Co. and w. B. Frame.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-05-26
A Cure for piles.

81 had a bad case OF piles" says
G. r. Carter Of Atlanta, Ca, "and con.
suited physician who advised me 10
try "A box OF DcWitt's witch Hazel
Salye purchased box and was
entirely cured II is splendid for
piles giving relief instantly, and |
heartily recommend II 10 all suffer,
crs' DeWitts witch Hazel Salye is
uncquallcd for its healing qualities
Eczema and other skin diseases, also
sores, cuts, burns and wounds Of
every kind are quickly cured by IT,
sold by an druggists.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-05-26
Live Stock.
az Gold storage Market.l


\. A. Heren Of Finch, Ark, writes:
"Foley's Honey and Tar is the best
preparation for coughs, colds and lung
trouble. / know that il has cured
consumption i'm the first stages" Sold
by Bonner & Bonner.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-05-26

Its the man who won't have a boss
ip politics that kuuc,'cs under one
ut home
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-05-26
LocAL Markets.

The following are the PREVAILING
prices paid for produce today:
Wheat-sl 90.
Oats-5Oc.
Hay-25c per bale.
Corn-45c.
Butter-l0 10 l6 2-3.
Poultry.
(By William Newman.)
Ducks-Psr dozen. $500.
Hens-Per dozen $3.50.
Frying cnickens-s1.50G300.
Eggs-Pcr dozen, lll2c.
Green hides 4 TO &c.
Dry Hides-SG11c.
Pecans-2iac.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-05-26

Il is high art in a woman 10 learn
80 blush at things there is no need
10.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-04-21
Notes and Personal Mention.

Mrs. H. s. Judd of Lead, S. D, is
expected to arrive on next Tuesday to
visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs J. D.
Norton.
Miss Edith Crawford returns today
to her home in St. Louis.
Miss Sue Gay of Kansas City is the
guest of Miss Jauette Lord
Mrs ". G. Dickey has gone to Wis
Consin to visit her mother.
Mr.. Z. II. Crosby went to Kansas
City this morning, called by the i'll
ness of Mr. Eugene Lemcke-
Rev G. A Finch OF the Christian
church leaves next Tuesday for a lee
ture tour over the state
Mr.. and Mrs James b Hayden and
Miss Bessie Hayden returned last
evening from a three months stay in
Mr.. and Mrs. D. H. Martin viii
start on Friday for Hutchinson in
their touring car They viii be gone
Mr.. Charles Downing has returned
from a trip to New York
The next meeting Of the Wednesday
/ Afternoon Whist club VIII be with
4 Miss Janette Lord
Mrs. Flora Bate Kenney. who was
l the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs J. C. Pen
ny, has returned to her home in En-
poria-
Miss Isadore Mertzheimer Of Den
yer, who has been the guest of Miss
{ Grace weiss, has gone to Kansas City
Mr.. Lathrop Cay returned to Kan
sas City today
The S. s club viii meet with Mrs
Emahizer at 2-2O tomorrow afternoon
Mrs clyde Lawrence. who has been
quite i'll, will go to Garden City TO
spend the summer, as soon as she is
sufficiently recovered to do So
Mrs William D. Atkinson of Par
sons is at the Copeland for a few
weeks visit with Justice Atkinson
Mrs J. H Ladd and daughter Ethel
of san Bernardino are at 11SS Clay
street for a three weeks visit
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-04-21
BY UNANIMOUS VOTE.
Distribution Plan of Northern securi-
ties Company Is Adopted.

New York. April 21-At the Northern
Securities meeting today 2.s44. Az
shares were voted in favor OF the ms
tributfon plan ana none against The
total number Of shares issued by the
company was 3,950.O00-
The stockholders Of the Northern
Securities company held a speclai
meeting in HObOkeE N J., today 10
vote on the proposed pro rata pan o.
distribution of assets as recommend
ed by the directors. Officials OF the
company who were present ncIuQed
President ]. J. Hill, Fourth vice PfeSl-
dent and General counsel W.
Clough Secretary f. T. Nicholas and
Nicholas Terhune, a director. Others
present included WinslOW S. Pierce
and r. 5. Lovett, the legal representa-
tives of the Hartman interests Less
than half q dozen stockholders attend
ed the meeting. One of these, George
l. Richards of Washington, D. g, sald
he owned 100 shares of stock ana de-
clared himself before the meeting
cneued in favor of the pro rata plan-
President Hill and Secretary Nicholas
read the call for today meeting
There was then a brief whispered con-
ference between President Hill and Mr.
Pierce. The latter read a formal pro-
test. in which he said that the North
ern Securities company is not now ana
never was the owner of the stock sofa
by E H Hartman and WinsloW ,.
Pierce and that the Northern Securl-
the stock under the plan proposed.
Then there was another whispered
conference between President HlA anu
RTassrs Pierce and Lovett. In the
meantime inspectors had been appoint
ed to count the number Of shares rep
resented al the meeting.
Aessrs. Pierce and Lovett retired
from the meeting and Secretary Mich
olas then read the minutes of the last
annual meeting and of the several
meetings Of the executive committee
of the Northern Securities company.
senting voice. Stockholder Richards
wanted to know by what process OF
calculation the figures S39-27 for
Northern Pacific and s3O-17 for Great
Northern had been arrived at
s'By ratable distribution" said Vice
President Clough, and Mr.. Richards
was satisfied. Mr.. Richards then
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-04-21
BAR IN DRUG STORES.
Union Joint Owners Are sum Doing
Business

The Royal joint is closed. So
are all the other Schlitz combine
joints in town-but the SchIitz drug
stores were not included in the sweep
ing order issued by big boss. Lon
Townsend The fact that Townsend
closing order was probably due to the
fact that he is the owner of the
kinauer drug-store-Joint on East
Fifth street.
But when he failed TO make a drug
store proviso in his order he also let
rorth entrance of the Crawford opera
house. known as the Opera Drug
store" This place now gets all the
trade il used to have, in addition to
the regular trade of the closed up
Royal" and does the biggest busi-
ness of any joint in town. The "bluff''
drug store in front is only a mask to
the partition which looks like a pre-
scripuOn case Here a full grown bar
and an ice chest of enormous size
holding Il cases Of Schlitz beer at
one time, is located, and on show
nights it is very difficult to get close
enough TO the bar to give an order
This drug-store-joint is owned BY
Mike Thompson, who hires a man to
run it. He also hires the mans name
Recently. the man in charge had
row with Thompson because the latter
wanted to store a car load of beer in
the basement The druggist said
I am running this place now, and as
long as 1 am running II I will run it
my way
No. Mike Thompson is not worrying
very much because the Royal joint
is buttoned up for effect.
The Throop hotel joint has been
moved upstairs to room for the
present.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-04-21
NORTH TOPEKA.

leave items for this column with the
KimbaH Printing company. 81 North
Kansas avenue-l
VIM Owens was in yesterday from
Silver Lake.
Household furniture fer sale-Mrs.
Burdge. 1924 Central avenue
Mrs. George Collier Of Granville
was in town shopping Tuesday.
Wampanoa tribe No. 90. I. o. R NJ,
viii adopt two pale faces this even
inS.
T. NJ. James, jr., returned to Cha
mute Monday after short visit to his
family
Mrs. w. E. Archibald of East St.
Louis. is the guest Of Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Page
Grace Cox. the little daughter of
Mr. and Mrs H Z. Cox is i'll at the
family home. 1926 Quincy street
You viii find great bargains in
street and dress hats Friday and Sat
urday at Mr. Burgen's, 9lT Kansas ave
nue.. upstairs
Mrs Gabriel Of EmDoria is here
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Charles A.
Robinson and the family of her son.
D. T Gabriel
The men are now busy at Shorey
putting I'm the derrick and work drill
ing on the new well viii pOrbably be
commenced next eeek-
Mr.. and AIRS. W H Caldwell Of
Harrison street VIII leave Sunday for
a
daughter. Mrs Grant Gilman.
W. C. Steele viii 30 to Larkin this
afternoon for a short visit to Mrs.
Steele who has been there for the
past few weeks with her sister. Miss
Nellie Baker. who is quite ILL.,
The social which was to have been
given last evening by the ladies Of
the Presbyterian church at the home
of Thomas Page was postponed
on account Of the death Of Mrs. Frank
4. Root.
The regular Thursday evening Lit
any service viii be held this evening
at s O'Clock at the Church of the
Good Shepherd. followed by a short
lecture on the Holy Eucharist by Can
on Burke
John Kattick died yesterday at his
home four miles northeast Of town af-
ter a long illness he was one OF the
old settlers Of Shawnee county hav-
ing lived here for over thirty years.
He leaves a widow and two daughters
one in Washington and one principal
Of an Indian school in Oklahoma
The funeral arrangement have not
yet been made.
DR.. II r. Mitchell lost one OF his
horses this morning as the result Of
a fall the animal received several
weeks ago. At that time IL was
thought she had only bruised her hip
and with care and medical treatm lent
she would recover. but she grew
gradually worse and II later developed
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-04-21
CONCERT AT BALDWIN.
Washburn Musicians Give a Successful
Recital.

Baldwin. Kan. April 21.-The mem
bers of the faculty of the music de-
partment of the Washburn college
school of fine arts of Topeka gave a
successful recital here last night. The
concert was given in the college chapel
under the auspices of the freshman
class.
A large and appreciative audience
attended the recital and gave the ar
lists hearty encores. Mrs George W
Parkhurst. soprano. has been heard in
and last night she sang Goodnight
Little Girl" by special request.
Aelf K1ingenberg. the Norwegian
pianist, gave several exceptional com
positions which displayed his brilliant
STYLE and technique to good advantage
and was forced to respond to two en-
cores as did also Mr.. Ralph Wylie, the
violinist. 1t was generally conceded
that the concert last night was the
best which Baldwin has had this sea-
son.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-04-21
GEROW GETS LETTERS.
Many From Girls Who Would Go to
St Louis.

st. Louis
T. B. Gerow, director of the state
free employment bureau, continues to
receive numerous inquiries from the
east concerning the outlook for men
who want to come to Kansas to work
in the harvest fields the coming sum
mer- He is replying that it is yet too
early TO give definite information, but
that it will be published in due time
Mr.. GeroW is also receiving requests
from western people, particularly girls
who want TO go TO St Louis to work
during the summer In order to give
such information intelligently Mr.
Gerow wrote to the labor bureau in St.
Louis and has just received a reply
from the superintendent. The supfr-
intendent writes that cham bermaids
in the hotels receive from So to SIS
a month. but that there are more ap-
plicants for nearly all kinds of places
now than there are places to be filed.
He says. however, that there is always
a demand for girls for general house
work, who receive from SIS TO $50