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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-02-27
CHURCH NOETS.

The second monthly song service and
concert will begin at the English Luth-
eran church Sunday night at 1880
Piano selection. Mrs. Kirkpatrick
hymn .................... Congregation
prayer 1870. ...--.-.. pastor
Il Will Say of the Lord" -Quartette
Tenor solo. Mr.. Ross Tracy
Y. M. G. A. quarIette. Selected
Soprano solo. Miss Emma Dennis
Baritone solo,. Mr. A. S. ReitZ
OHertory .-.-.-...- .-.--...---. ....--
7. NJ. c. A. Male Quartette.. Selected
Short talk ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Pastor
Solo ...J. A Augustus
Softly Now the Light Of Day
----...--....... ..---...----- Quartet
Benedfction .....---.-.-.... -.---.-.-.
First United Brethren church, corner
Twelfth and Quincy: Rev. 7. D. Critics.
pastor. Preaching at II a. m. and 1880
p. m. Morning subject, (which Way?'
evening subject, Our Gospel; Reve-
lation." Sunday school, 10 a. m. Y. P.
C. u, $50 .. m. The doors OF the
church will be opened at the morning
service for the reception of members.
The continuance of the special meet
ings will be announced at the Sunday
services.
First Church of Christ. Scientist.
corner of Huntoon and Polk Streets.
Services at IL a. M; subject, Man"
chiidren's SUNDAY school. IL m. we'd
nesday evening meeting at o'clock.
Free reading rooms. Jos West Eighth
street. open afternoon and evening.
First Presbyterian church, Harrison
street. opposite capitol: Rev. ]. D.
Countermine, D. D.. pastor. Preaching
by the pastor at II a. M; subject. THE
Heroic in Christianity: its Need and
it's Source" 7:30 D. M. song service
and THE Life of Moses" illustrated
with stereopticon. Mrs. Parkhurst will
sing 1.-THE Holy City
Second Wesleyan Methodist, corner
of Leland and Fifth streets. Preaching
at IL a. m. by Elder J. A Williams, the
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-02-27

Miss Emma Stevens, president of the
Rebekah assembly of Kansas, installed
a new Rebekah oldge at Meriden last
FRIDAY night assisted by about twenty
members of Capitola lodge who accom-
panied her from Topeka The event
was very ENJOYABLE one. The new
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-02-27

Second Wesleyan Methodist, corner
of Leland and Fifth streets. Preaching
at IL a. m. by Elder J. A Williams, the
administration Of the Lords supper i'm
mediately following. Missionary meet
ing will be held at 8 p. m. conducted by
Mrs. H. D. Christie. Preaching again
at 1880 by Elder J. A. Williams. The
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-02-27

lodge at Meriden has been formed UNI
der suspicious circumstances and will
be an important social organization In
the little town where it has been
formed.
Not to be outdone by the other To-
peka fraternal organizations which are
making a squirt for membership with
success, Ark No. 90, K. p. A, has an
nounced its intention of initiating a
ing night. the fourth Tuesday in April
This is a big undertaking for a single
lodge and, if successfully accomplished,
will reflect great credit upon the enter
prising character of the membership
The knights of Pythias lodges of To-
peka have Joined in an effort to have a
number of outside lodges send their
candidates to Topeka to receive degrees
and these. with the new candidates be-
ing secured in Topeka, will compose an
immense class which will probably be
instructed in the auditorium.
With undated vigor the preparations
for the big initiation to be given by the
knights of Pythias lodges of the city
are going on. he idea has been seized
upon with readiness by the lodges in
many towns within 100 miles or more
of Topeka, and the committee on ar
rangements has received the promise
of several good-sized classes from
them. An invitation has been extend
ed to the great drill team from Cam
eron. Mo. which consists Of 125 mem
bers, and is one Of the best drill teams
in the United States 1t has large
band which will be brought along for
the Topeka initiation.
The state convention OF the Knights
Of the Maccabees is in session in Wich-
ita this week. A number of prominent
Maccabees of Topeka are in attend
aoca.
Ark No. %. K. p A, gave a delight
full supper for its members and friends
last Wednesday night. 1t was a sort
of basket social affair, every one bring
ing a portion of good things to eat
There WAS a remarkable abundance of
cake and pie so that some of the less
judicious merrymakers incapacitated
themselves for several days succeeding.
No fatalities have been reported.
Fred L. vandegrift. the veteran
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-02-27

and Harrison streets, Rev. Fl. A OFT,
pastor Services with sermon at II q.
m. and 1880 p. m Morning subject.
Jesus Healing the GENTLE" Evening
subject. THE Way Of the Cross"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-02-27

Fred L. Vandegrift. the veteran
lewspa per writer of Kansas. will be
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-02-27

Crawfords turn down the Ship
indoor circus and refuse to post it's
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-02-27

The state convention OF the knights
OF the Maccabees is in session in Wich-
ita this week A number of prominent
Maccabees of Topeka are in attend
a2ca.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-02-27

THE Risks of Modern Womanhood''
will bs the subject of a talk given by
Rev. ]. S. Glendenning at the Young
Women's Christian association rooms
Sunday afternoon at Ais. Special nu-
sic. All women invited
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-02-27

Second United Presbyterian church,
Fillmore and Nuntoon streets: Rev.
John P. White. pastor. Preaching by
Rev. L. w. Williamson at IL q. m ana
7:30 D. m Sabbath school at 10 a m.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-02-27

The Friends will hold services in
the Baptist tabernacle, corner Tenth
Preaching by Rev. I. Emory Pearson,
of Lawrence.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-02-27

Free Methodist Brethren will take I'D
their Sabbath morning services and all
join in with the Second WESLEYAN
church ana enjoy a rich quarterly
meeting. Rev. G. b. Howard, pastor.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-02-27

lodge at Meriden has been formed UNI
der suspicious circumstances and will
be an important social organization In
the little town where it has been
formed.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-02-27

additional Church Notices on Page -
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-27
Rropin3 3ofen.

Pofen. Die Srau bes profeKors
Der fran5Diif6en Spru9e an Der &Dz
nigl. @tabemie, Batter, ftiirate ii4
aus ibrer Mobnung i'm pierten Stod
auf ben 6of binab unb ftarb mad me-
nt9en @ugenbliden. Die erit % Sabre
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-27
Ser 8rnoer Der Nibiliftttt.

Gin rufif6er Correspondent Genft
bic AufmerfIamfett auf Die bemerz
~fenspertbe Sbatfa9e, buB General
Safultti9, Der 8efeblsbaber Der
ruffii6en Sruppen am Salu, Der
8ruber bDn ntemanb 4nberem als
@era Sahulitf9 i'll, Der beri1mten
rufif6en Nibilifttn, Die i'm Sabre
1873 ber misunderstanding auf @enez
raj Srepptp, ben 8oli5et9ef BON Maos@
fau, ma4te. General SaKuliti9,
bamals Elm iunger @ubalternofficier,
fam BEL G5ar Nleranber II. INN Die
@rlaubniB ein, fetnen 5umiliennameH
Gnbern gu birfen, eine 8itte, Die tbm
Der @5ur in einem bulbbonen S9reiz
ben, norin er ben 8ruber BON Der
@9nefter pobl unterf9teb, ablebnte.
Die Safulitf9 geb0ren benz altruftz
Ihen &leindbel an.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-27

5eibune! Werseibe mir, fIeiner liann!
Mas i9 tbat, niGt aus Sab that i9
es, nur in toIIer 5ur9t, in benz @uns
f9e, 5u entfpmmen. Gs mar eine
fur9tbare, eraufse Sbut! @roB, UNI
fagbar groB mar bas l1nre9t, bas i9
an Dir begine! Mber ieBt perbe i1
bur9 ben Sob fir meme Siinben Biz
gen! Sd niinf9e gu ferben, i9 bin
5ufrteoen, bob i'd fterben perbe! Ses=
balb, fleiner Mann, fei barm6erat9!
@eraeibe mir!"
Sds &tnb tpeinte INNER fositer
ftiq Dor fi9 bin. Ser pDli5iit 6Db ben
8erbre9er, Der an alien @liebern att
terte, in bic 9Dbe. bic itumme Mens
f9enmenge mid re6ts unb lir!s Sur
Seite unb ma9te fir bic beiben ben
Weg fret. Damn bOrte man plDBlt9
bon alien Seiten laut tpetnen unb
f9lu95en. 1nb MAJ sab zines Der
feltenften S9auIptele, bas man iez
mails 5u erbliden @elesenbett bat. l1e=
Der bas eberne MntltB bes iapaniI9en
polt5iiten flofen marine Sbrdnen nie=
Der.
Die Menge aerffob, unb Der ftiae
8eoba9ter bie1er Scene bate bpn
MuBe, iber bas eben @rlebte na93u=
benfen. 9ier fab man unerbittli9e
nno babel m~itletbsbpae 9ere6tigfeits=
ltebe, bic ben 8erbre9er auf Die benfz
bar einfa6ite @eife bas ppne 8efennt=
nib fetner @9ulb ublegen ldBt. 9a
erlebte man bus S9aufpiel berapeifz
%lungsDoler 3eue. Die ni9ts anberes
als 8er5eibung bor benz Sobe begebr%
tie. Sier enbli9 fub man, cine @Olfs=
menge, Die in aufgeb.a9tem 3u1tan=
be gu Der sefGbrli9ften in gang Sapar
tDerben tonnte, berftdnbntBboa unb
ergrtffen Der ttefen, an ben Sag gelegz
ten 3erfnirf9ung unb &eue gegen=
iiberiteben, nt9t Der Mufpalunq bes
S3ornes folgenb, fonbern poG f9mer5=
lt9en Mitletbs ben Siinber be-
tra9tenb, in Der f9li9ten @rtenntniB
Der graufamen &Gmpfe bes 2ebens
unO Der @ebre9li9feit Der menfGliz
9en Ndtur.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-27

taoz unb @9ofolabenfabrif BON s.
9abtb @Dbne. @or 100 Sdbren muir
be bas @ef9Gft gegrinbet, felt so
Sabren geb0rt es Ser 5amtlie 9uDib
unb Is Sabre 1T Der iebtse 8efiber,
grnt 9abib, Sn9aber besielben unter
Der ieBigen 5irma.
Hdumburg. Dem 9ireftpr beg
bieftgen 9omepmnafiums prcfehpr
Or. Nlbre9t, Der feline ftlberne 9o9z
5ett f@eierte, bru9ten bic S9uler Der
bret Sberflafen einen Sadel5ug.
Norbbauen BON Der elettrtz
f9en S~traBenbabn iiberfabren purbe
in Der engen &~autentraBe Die 6 Sabre
ate Soni Rargus. 9as &tnb erlag
fetnen f9neren 8erleBungen.
Sorgau. Snfolge etnesRobrbrns
DIES ftrOmte in einem 9auIe Der 9arz
tenitraBe 10 bel @as aus, baB bic i'm
Grbgef9oB pobnenbe 76idbrige Srau
8artb bur9 @ergiftung bamtt setObz
tet tpurbe, ibr 36iGbriger Neffe purbe
nur ftarf betGubt.
S@oOl+td SOoFtftcDef.
6annpber. Sein 25iG6riges
Oienft : Subtldum beging Der 8u9=
batter Der ftGbtif9en MrmentaHe Ste
Ders. Der Subtlar begann feine2uufz
babn als ftdbttf9er 8eamter imSteuz
erbureau, purbe fpGter Hebifor, Biz
er in feline g~egennGrtiee @tenung BEL
Der ftdbtif9en Misunderstanding einz
trat. - Sin f9perer unfaG e~retgnete
fi9 uuf Dem Neubau zines @ef9Gftsz
6aufes an Der Steritrabe babur9 ,baB
Elm mG9tiger @teinquaber, Der gum
@ufpinben borbereitet mar, umftiir5te
unb mebrere Mrbeiter urter ft9 be-
grub. Die 8auarbeiter Mu9erpfenz
mig unb Nlbre9t erlitten babel i9pe=
re 8srleBungen unb nurben betpuBt=
los ins &ranfen6aus 1 iiberfiibrt.
Die Dprldufige unteriu9ung ergab,
baB pabrf9einli9 betbe auBer anbez
rem 8erlebunsen 94dbelbrii9e erltts
ten bdben.
GeIIe. SrGulein Mlgenftaebt
bter5elbit, 2ebrerin an Der itGbttf9en
MGb9en : Mittelf9ule, lit an ben
5olgen zines 9ebirnf9lages unb binz
5ugetretener @enidftarre ber1torben.
sic mar felt benz 81. Mprtl 1884 bier
an Der S9ule dnge1teQt.
@ronau. 8om 3uee getDbtet
purbe auf Dem bieiigen 8abnbofe ber
&rbsiter 8uien. Gr elitt, ols er nit
benz PuBen zines Perfonentpagens
bef9dfttgt mar, aus unb fiel quer iiber
bas nd9fte @eletfe. SIM felben Muz
genblid fubr elm 3ug Elm; bic &Gber
gtnsen benz unglidli9er iiber &opf
unb 8rut.
9ameln. Selbftmorb beging Der
.54idhrige S6neibermeiiter &arl 8ier=
mann, St~ubenitraBe 8 nobnbaft, I'M
benz er ii3 nit einem &aiiermeHer bic
9alsi9lagaber bur9fdnttt. 9as Mo<
tib CUR Shat lit @9nermutb. 8ierz
mann btnterGdbt etne Mittne nit eint=
gen mod unberforgten 8in6ern.
Reunbprf. Die 59eune bes
9afnirtbs Wle9ers bierfelbff etng
in 5lammen auf. Mit Der @Geune
mar etne Minbmiible nit Motprbez
trieb Derbunben, bic ebenfdGs in
5lammen aufging. Otr G~ntftebunes&
urfa9e bes Seuers lit unbefam1t.
Slbenrobe. 8eim M1tsgraben
BON 8aumftGmmen i'm elterli6en
9arten nurbe bier Der @ohn bes
2anbnirtbs Mblborn am @pning BON
einem faaenben @tamm 70 ungliidli1
gegen bic 8ruft ge%troffen, baB er in
Der @Dtttneer <nit, tpobin er gez
f9afft purbe, feinen @erlebungen ers
lag.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-27
Sbu's nit.

Cine etgenartige StOrung erfubr Die
4uffihrun5 bon 8eDerleins u3dpfenz
ftrei9" i'm 9efau'f9en CONNER
tbeater. Sn benz Nugenbltde, als am
@nbe bes Stiides Der Da9tmetfter
8olfhdrbt feine So6ter nteberf9ieBen
min, ftieB Elm 8efu@er Der GaGerie,
Der bic Sadie offenbar srnft nabm,
einen fur9tbaren 4ngftf9ret aus.
nSbu's nit, tbu's nit" REF er Dem
Ma9tmeifter gu. SIN Publifum
ma9te fi9 cine groBe 8eftiir5ung be-
mertbar unb aud auf Der 8ibne ent=
Itanb cine lebbafte unrube, ba man
bier annabm, Der Rebolber lei bielei9t
aus @erfeben f9arf gelaben porben.
@rt na9 einieen Minuten tpurbe es
pieber einigermuBen rubig, fobaB bic
gorftequng gum S4lub selansen
tonnte.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-27


grfter 9err: &ei5enb, bies 5rGulein
gna. 9ie reinfte gerlel SD m09t'
fie beiiBen! 3neiter 9err: Sd au9 =
tDenn nur Die perlmutter ni9t pdre!
@9pierig G. rglun, Der @taz
ttititer @amperl 1T tpobl febr erfreut
iiber bic 9ehurt fetnes Stamm6alz
ters?" rueberglidli9! Gr 5d6lt
i'm ben gan5en Sag!"
@tnnetung. S9reiber
gum neu eintretenben golegen): $50
- ba lit Sbr YlaB!... Der Maier
pirb sic Damn i'm 9ienite eingebenb
.unterpeifen. bumtt sic nt9t ettpa
me6r arheiten. als BEL uns 8rau9 it'll"
= usbertrtebene Mngtt.
profeFor (ber nit feiner Grau in Der
@pmmerfrif9e lift, bor benz @9lafenz
ge6en): m@ber @malie, pie tannft 9u
mein @ebiB brett in ben 3ug an's of.
fene syenfter legen!.. =. 8ebenfe bod,
pie lei9t f0nnte i4 ba 3a6nf9meraen
befpmmen!"
Sine praftif9e Heues
Oiener (i6 cine gigarre bon
feinem 9errn nebmenb): 9m, mas
mein 5err Baron felt eeftern fir Ell
men tomif9en gigarrenfiftenbedel bat.
Baron (am Mbsnb): Sobann, sic na=
rem iiber meme gigdrren! Qeuanen sic
nidt, bier, Der Ritenbedel Fat Sic
felbfttbdtig photographic.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-27
ete gl,ts,e @lae.
Bon @eors gu1e-g aIma.

9te 5lale glume iubt i6 iabrelang.
S9 fdno ne ntrgeno5 nno meiu 9er5
fpar0 frnnf.
Crit beute tpeiB i6, mo bic @eItne bIifht:
AlllberaH, bod eng lit ibr @ebietl
gle bliibt fotpeit, als Sir elm trerer 8Iid
Sou 2tebe foI9t: bort panbelit bu i'm
@Iiid.
Sort blibt fe bi6bt tpie l1nfrn1it Inn 6id
Der.
Sfpet Sd.>He tpeiter finbt on feline
ne6rl
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-27
Gtts @iTenoer.

Sin Srember, Der fi9 bas neue
9enfmal in StraBburg betra9ten
min, lduft lunge in Der SIRE berum
unb fragt f4lteBli9 am 6if6er Tiaoen
etnen tDaderen MISUNDERSTANDING:
uSagen sic NAL, Mustetter, pifen
Sic bielIei9t, mo Der iunge 9oetbe
itebt9" Der iunge @oetbe? Nee,
bas peiB i9 nt9t. 8ei unferer Gomz
pagnie ftebt er ieoenfaas ni9t!!1
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-27

alte ssrau bielt felt &ur5em ibr critics
@o9enbett. @abrf9einli4 bat tie Die
ungliidlelige Shat i'm Steberpabn Be-
sansen. Sbr Mann bielt gu berfelben
@tunbe feline 8orlefung in Der 4fabsz
mic.
a. 9 r. eeSn elmer MergeIz
CRUDE in Wienfopno tpurbe bic 2et9e
zines unbefannten, etna 3~OiGbrigen
Mannes gefunben. Sci Der 2ei9e be-
fanb ft9 Elm in @pseierab3 auf ben
Namen bes &ne9ts Mnton Oogligalsfi
ausgeiteltes Nb3ugsatteit i. 8erI9iebe=
ne Spuren an Der 2ei9e lieBen barduf
f9lieBen, baB Der Mann erf9lagen
tpurbe. Nrbeiter 8ronislatp 9adofps=
fl tpurbe unter benz 0erba9t bes Mor=
beg Derbdftet un0 in bas bie5ige Sc
fdngniB eingeliefert.
Neufrug( S9Dffen). Sem Mltz
flyer Wtlbelm Woltmann, IA Sabre
oft, ftarb i'm Sebruar bic Srau. Die
fes nabm er fi9 10 gu 9eraen, baB er
in 5tefitnn perftel. 2eBtens begab er
fi9 in bic @aeune feines @tiefTobnes
unb erf4oB ii4 bort nit einem Sasbz
getpe6r.
Obornif. aiir5li9 ftarb Bier
Der 3egierungsratb a. .. 9e6eime
Mebi3inalrat6 81. peters. 0er @er=
%ftorbene, elmer unierer gea9tetftenMitz
burger, mar cine lange &ei6e BON Sab
rem Biz gum Sabre 1880 als &reisz
pbbfifus in unferer Stabt t6Gtig.
3of3min. &retsar5t Or. @oIf=
mann BON bier 1T infolge elmer Speras
tion in 8reslau geitorben.
2tffu. Ser beritorbene Oberbiirz
germeiter 6errmunn bat Der Stabt
Elm 3apttaG BON 5000 Marf perma9t,
bef1en 3tnfen an bebiirfttge 8eppbner
Der Stabt ae5ablt perben folen.
0ropi,1a Sadfen.
30 d9bebmrg. Sin 1eltenes SUI
bildum ..beging Der 8Dtt9ermeifter
9u5tdp Qemfe. @r pp6nt ieBt so
Sabre in etn unb bemielben 6aufe
our Miet6e unb 5tpar 9riinearmtraz
BE 1. Sriiber bate er bort Bel feinen
@ltern gepobnt unb na9ber beren
Wohnune NIT ieiner Srau be5oeen,
pdbreno ft9 fem @efaGft f9on felt
ldngen Sabren i'm 9aufe Mlte Murft
26 befinbet. = 5riebri9 Mil6elm
Mbel, Der Sn6aber unb 8egriinber Der
befannten, felt 1868 beftebenben Baz
piergrobbanblung glei9en Namens,
beging fem 50id9riges 8erafsinbt=
ldum.
Mf9ersIeben. Mrbeiter Sacob
8ranbt unb feline gbefrau hierielbt
feierten bic gplbene 9o9aeit unb muir
ben bonn paftDr Sabr in Der Step6an=
firhe dbermaGs einqefeanet.
surg bel W agbeburg.
8abnunterbaftungsarbetter S. Oe1te
purbe duf biefigem 8uhnbof BON Ell
mem &angtr5uge erfaBt unb auf Die
S6ienen 9eporfen, tDobet linn Der
re9te Sberfdenfel unb Der linfe I'M
terfdenfel dbsefabren purben. Ser
8erleBte 1T in bas bieiige &ranferhaus
gebrd9t tpprben.
@IIri9. Gin frember Mrbeiter
bon Der Suilusbiitte tDettete um etntge
Slaf9en 8ter, ben gonteltei9 quer gu
bur9f9nimmen. Mls er bic 9Glfte
bur9f4pommen, iiberi9lug er fi9
unb b%erfanf. Ser nnoorii4tige fpurz
be dls 2et9e an bas ufer ge5ogen.
8ermutbli9 bat i'm Elm 9er5f4lag
setroffen. gr beiBt Sruueott Wor=
lifdef unb 1T aus benz &reife Strebz
len.
9al1e. Sin breifa9es Subildum
begging bic bur9 ihren suten STUFF iiber
aana Oeutf6lanb befdnnte hieitae Gaz
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-27

Nibt LANCE surhd mnroen Der 6auptmann Ohi uno Der Sberf lfofo bon
Der iapanifden Arnne bur6 Die &uhen aufsegrifen uno as 9piOne bebanoelt;
fe maren in @ibil ub batten ben 8efu6 gena4t cine @ifenba6nbrdfe in ber
lWanbf6uri su iprengen. Sbr Sobesurtbel lauete auf Sinrihtuns burb ben
Gtrang, purbe aber bon General Guropattin 81 pulper ub gRi um9ednbrt.
gebe 0dnner bIhben tapRr Bis our IeBten @ecunoe, ia Sti efubte oarum,
BOP man ibm Die Nueen nbt oerbtnoen m6ge, er MOLE benz Sooe Direct ms
InhiB ieben; ieinent Wunfte tpuroe gemiafabrt. Sbr Inbenfen miro Sapan
in gbren hanen.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1904-10-21
Kind Words for Lancaster Man.

Danville News:-The many FRIENDS
and relatives here Of Attorney Joe E
Robinson, of Lancaster, are delighted
to hear of his magnificent victory of
last Saturday in his race for the Dem
Ocratic nomination for County AttOr-
ney of Garrard. His opponent was
Attorney RObt. L. Davidson. who Is a
young man of marked ability and
very popular, which makes Mr. Robin
sons victory more brilliant. Mr. Rob
inSOn had lined up against him some
of the leading politicians of his coun-
ty and he may justly feel proud of his
remarkable majority of 1868 over his
opponent. Mr. Robinson is a young
man who is universally admired. He
has made very enviable reputation
rs a lawyer in his county and when
elected to the office to which he as
pires, he will make the county an able
md efficient, as well as an honest and
conscientious official. He is grad
tie of the Centre College Law Class
# 90 and was one of the best men in
lis class. He is a brother of Mr. Jake
Robinson and Mrs Will TewmeY, of
his county, and has many other rela
i've in Boyle who are proud Of his
ecOrd, and who, with the News, pre-
Iict for him very bright future. Mr.
Robinson married Miss. Francis Col
Ter, of Garrard, daughter Of the late
Zen Dan Collier.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1904-10-21
A Fatal Accident.

Last Monday morning, Mr. George
Austin met with singular and fatal
accident. at his home on Buckeye
ridge. He had shucked sack of corn
and placed 1t on his horse. In at
tempting to get on the horse, he Slip
ped and was thrown to the ground,
striking the sharp edge of corn stalk
where it had been cut. The stalk en-
tered his abdomen and penetrated the
bowels. He suffered intense pain I'M
til death came the same afternoon.
Mr. Austin was well known in Garrard
and was one of our best farmers and
citizen. He leaves wife and several
children, who have great sympathy.
The remains were inferred at the Ian
caster Cemetery Tuesday. services be-
Jag conducted 10y Ed F NJ finder.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1904-10-21
Town Clock on a Tear.

Sunday midnight, the town clock
concluded to have little fun, and, in
stead of stopping when slow twelve
was sounded. it continued to strike
for exactly thirty minutes. Many cit.
liens were awakened by the steady
tOlling, some coming to the Public
Square to see what was up. The old
machine is about worn out, frequent
Iy slipping cog and refusing to sound
bell. Now is mighty good time to
install a new clock, one which will not
freeze up in winter, or 60 off half
cooked at the dead hour of midnight
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1904-10-21
A Great Invention.

Mr. w ] Romans, the carriage man,
of this city, is one of our most ener
getic and industrious citizens. In fact
hard work is what he is always look
ing for, and when big job cOnfrOnts
him. he Immediately rolls up his
sleeves, splits on his hand and goes af-
ter it with vim which is wonderful
But, like many of the rest of US, he
balks when it comes to crawling out
of warm bed and making a fire when
the thermometer is shivering down
about the zero mark. While he said
nothing about it, yet his mind has
been busy for some years figuring on
an invention which would do away
with the fire making nuisance. and,
by careful study he has worked out
the proposition. Securing an old time
/ flint lock muSket, he sawed off the
barrel and stock, leaving the hammer,
firing pan and trigger. just before
retiring at night, he lays his kindling
and coal properly in the CRATE, placing
plenty of paper under the bottom
thereOe. Then the pan of the old
fiint-lOck is filed with powder, "cOck.
I en-, and placed among the paper. A
string is fastened to the trigger and
run to his bedpOst. Upon awakening
In the morning, he jerks the string
which pulls the trigger. The two old
flints strike and ignite the powder.
This, Of course sets fire to the paper
and MrROmans turns over for another
little SnOOZe while his fire is warming
the room. 1t never fails to work sue.
cessfully, and the comfort he has de-
rived is undesirable. OF course as
the weather grows colder, the inven-
tiOn becomes all the more of bless
ing.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1904-10-21
Notice to Contributors.

For the 'Steenth time, we say it is
impossible for newspapers to print
long obituary notices unless they are
accompanied by the money to pay fol
same. Any paper will publish notice
of death, making no charge therefor
but if people wish to air their views
grow eloquent, brush cObwebs from
the sky land also from the departed
the newspaper must have pay fol
same. Not more than One-tenth the
readers are interested in obituary no
tices, and they are, i'm fact, advertis
ing matter. But It's no use going int
particulars. If you want your view
printed, we will do so, for so much PEI
view, etc. This is rule newSp per-
have had since the first was establish
ed. but it seems people will neve
catch on to it.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1904-10-21
Robinson.

The remains of George Robinson
were brought to the Hubble church
Sunday, where funeral services were
conducted by ED F NJ finder, thence
to the Lancaster Cemetery for inter-
ment. Mr. Robinson was brother of
Attorney Joe E Robinson. of this city.
He wrs sufferer from consumption,
and had spent some time in the far
west, but received no benefit. The
deceased was widely connected and a
popular young man.