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Evening journal., 1905-06-02
Commissioners to be E seted.

In the several school districts of New
Castle County outside Of Wilmington an
election Of commissioners will be held to
I'LL vacancies,
Evening journal., 1905-06-02
1T COSTS

money to learn many
things. One is that you
cannot buy away from VIII
mington any cheaper than
here.
Evening journal., 1905-06-02
THE WEATHER.

Tomorrow promises to be
fair, slowly risinm tempera-
ture. Sunday fair, slightly
warmer.
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Hints for Mr.. Roosevelt.

President Roosevelt is a mighty Pc
culiar man. remarked the Old Codger.
'.I see that he celebrated his forty-sev-
enth birthday BY getting mixed up in a
shopwreck.''
Nothing queer about that; very fit
ting manner Of celebration for the
chief apostle of the strenuous life. I
don't know Of anything more strenuous
shipwreek."
you don't, hey?'s yelled the Old Cod
ger, disgustedly. Look here, young
man, and I'll spin you off as=list of things
that Mr.. Roosevelt might have done
that would have enhanced his reputa-
ton as a strenuous man. First, he might
have played q game of football Second.
he might have driven q Missouri mule
team ia the opposite direction from a
trough of oats at feeding time. Third.
he might have put I'D a stovepipe that
was cut for another hole; and last but
not least" here the Old Codger fairly
gritted his teeth in the excitement Of
triumph, The might have tried to drive
B screw with the blade OF a caseknife.
Ah-f-h-f I''--11os Angeles Times.
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A scene not down on the programme
took place at Columbia Park on Thurs
Athletics and New Xorks. It was just
as well the occurrence happened, too,
Tor the poor playing Of the home club.
combined with the exeerable weather
conditions. served to make the after
noon one that the enthusiasts would
soon like to forget It was the left field
"bleachers'' that added to the gayety
of the affair and gave the Loco speeta-
tors their only sparkle OF enjoyment.
While the first inning was being play
ed a nice looking young man entered at
the third base side Of the field and
sought q seat. The young man was
given quite reception, for on his
head was a straw hat. He had not pro-
ceeded more than ten feet in his quest
for q desirable seat when things began
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Those Iong-waisted French frocks are
Seen at their most becoming best when
the upper or body part follows blouse
lines. Such is the mode followed in this
dainty little froek of pale blue mohair,
upon which a deep shade of sapphire
blue velvet ribbon makes for the sole
trimming design. There is a yoke
across the shoulders, back and front,
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First published in the Topeka state Jour
nal Sept. Is. 1861
NO. 7a07.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.

onioe Of Comptroller OF the Currency.
washington. D. Z. Sept L, 1905
WHEREAS. by satisfactory evidence,
RESENTED to the undersigned It has been
made to appear that Tho Capital Ma
tionaI Bank Of topeka" in the city Of
Topeka, in the county of Shawnee and
state of Kansas, has complied with all the
provisions of the statutes II the United
States, required to be compiled with before
an association shall be authorized to COM
m snce the business CT banking;
NOW. THEI2EFQfaE. I. WiIiian 3
hereby certify that The Capital National
Bank VI Topeka. II the city OF Topeka
Kansas is authorized to commences the
business OF banking as provided in Sec
ten Fifts -one Hundred ana sixty-niIle OF
tht.s Revised Statutes Of the United States
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF witness my
band and Seal of office this twelfth day
WM B. RIDGELY.
rgeaiI Comptroller Of Currency
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this defined with rows Of the ribbon.
and to which the blouse portion is
SHRED, this fulling a trihe over the
skirt top. The skirt itself is likewise
shirred to the somewhat fitted lining of
the body part, and the entire frock fas-
tens in the back. The sleeve is long, to
suit the coming cold weather; a loose
bishop puff with a little plain band cuff,
velvet ribbon trimmed, at the wrist.
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WANTED-0ne nice unfinished room
for winter in modern house. close III, by
gentleman. Dr." Journal.
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- -
BIG money Il sduats, cheaply raised in
only 4 weeks sell for fancy prices. won
eerfsil market. write for free book and
learn this rich industry. plymouth ROCK
SQUAD Co. y02 Howard ST. A1elroses Mass.
EANTFD-Agepts to solicit for a reliable
firm. No experience necessary. Salary
1.50 to s. per day. A. NJ. Garretson. Mer-
iden, Kas
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WANTED-Window, house, carpet and
wall paper cleaning by up-to-data work
men. Phone 34S4-4 rings Cowell Bros.
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7,E4 MAIN sisters the world renowned
5ssv-rhics. palTnists, clatrvoyants and as
t,.1,i9asers. are in Topeka once more. They
Ill x791l the things you want to know
49, yive YOU names. date and facts on
jo1e' marriage and all business matters
Pasf present and future revealed
L-f+l10511t asking question. Tell
VIZ VIZ, your lucky days. months and
2yyesrs Test reading, 10c; life reading.
sSza- lcar5 reading, soc. A S. cIairvovanf
~ s,,7s4egs 81 Readings by mail, send 81 00
5ate Of birth, ask 5 questions. For a short
@3~r,e only at $40 Kansas ave. Open Sun
day Hours: g. n. 70 " ?. IA.
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1878 TOPEKA AVE.

Modern house, s rooms. reception hall.
large bath room, porcelain tub, hot and
cold water; newly painted and papered;
lots worth over half our price; bargain
figure for d few days. The Strauss
Agency, Central Natl Blk. Bldg.
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FOR sALE-TsEAI ESTATE.


$500 AVENUE BUILDING $500.
Two story brick business building Kan
Sas ave IL blocks frompostoffice
should rent for SIS 5000. $500 cash.
balance time. Must sell quick. Address
Quick care Journal.
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WANTED-You to know that the best
equipped piano and organ repair shop
in kansas Is located at 921 East 6th St
Come and see for yourself. Geo. D.
Butts.
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FOR sAI4E-REAI ESTATE
PARTNERSHIP REAL ESTATE co.
PARTNERSHIP REAL ESTATE co.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-11-05

VyANTED-100 Iaborers for Colorado, $500
per day, 500 railroad Iaborers, % team
STEERS 50 farm hands, % corn huskers;
laborers for machine shops. coal shovel
ers 500 per day one blacksmith, hotel
cooks, kitchen help. Capital Employ
ment Agency, T35 Kansas ave
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mATRve,YAwT
~A----1~-s-o-~y--1.------ r@7-~-1-----7-~-~~7-~-@
MADAME FAY IN YOUR CITY.
ARE YOU WILLING TO BE


I do hereby agree ana guarantee to
make no charges # I fail TO tell you your
name. occupation and what you call for
I promise to tell you whether husband,
wife or sweetheart is TRUE or false; tell
who and when you viii marry; in fact
y-i1f tell you every fear, hope or ambi-
zion Of your life, giving truthful advice
on matters OF business, lawsuits, sepa-
1re111 what business or profession you are
hest ADAPTED for; what to do and where
"a 80 to bring you success. 1 reunite the
sesysaTafad restore lost affection, cause
l.ag,77y marriages give good Iuck-develop
a secret you should know the Power to
Control. Fee one-half if you call within
e-ss-t5. +lays Hours 10 a. N. to D. M
Farlors privately arranged. 912 Quincy
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CIDER MILLS.

--l---------l------~-~-~
WANTED-Every one to order their cider
from Washburn's cider works. delivered
fresh Non, Wed. Fri and Sat at zoe per
gallon. Ind. tel, SOS.
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WANTED--House girls, dining room
help, maids, lunch counter help, women,
$40 month. board and pass; man and wife.
cooks, housekeeper for Arizona, cooks
kitchen help. Capital Employment, 7S5
Kansas ave.
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-Policyho1ders in the big New
York Life Insurance companies. Write
Continental Investment Co. Box &c. To-
re5ra
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RlAenINF sHslPa


LAWN mowers ground factory presses, 75e
Free delivery. Tel. So. G8idsu Rule.
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0EI3s LgKEL
WANTE11-AgAT.R HELI..

c~~~ccS1--~~-c-33 80 90 -
colored man or man and wife, to work
on small place outside town. winter $
/ Job. Reference required.
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q Wanl advertisement III The Sunday State
Journal Is Read By More People in Tope-
ka Than Read Any Other Sunday Paper
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cARpEr cI.RANrNga.


CARPET cleaning and rug factory. We
clean, scour, refit. sew and lay your
carpets in workman like manner, new
rugs all sizes from your old carpets. @.
Mccormick Rug factory & Carpet Clean
ing words 522 Van Buren, st. Phone A2I
J. F. PETRIK & SONS. uphoIsterers. new
carpet cleaning works. carpets cleaned
and secured. rent. sewed and laid. 92S-ss8
Kansas ave. phones: Ind 1884; Bell. $40
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TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN-Be it
known that my appIica ton is now on file
ia the office of the probate court of Shaw
nee county. Kansas. asking for a permit to
sell intoxicating liquors according to law,
at ss4 Kansas ave. in the Second ward OF
the city Of Topeka, Shawnee county, state
of Kansas. Hearing is set for the 18th
day Of Nov, 1905. at 8 a.
- MARTIN .O,pONNET.Ia
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to come his way in hurry Newspa-
pers, sandwiches, apples, bags of pea
nuts and TASKS (minus contents of
course), were all hurled at the chapeau,
but the young man seemed to heed not
the torrent Of abuse and other things
hurled ia his direction.
When he had obtained a good seat
he calmly removed the straw piece ana
revealed underneath neat cap of the
style affected by golf devotees. Then
he extended his fingers in a certain df-
rection as a means Of expressing to his
toFmentors that the laugh was on them
-philadelpl1ia TELEGRAPH
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WANTED-Youn man for general work
and to sleep in laundry. Topeka Laun-
dry Co. Second and Quincy.
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WANTED-A young married man for
soliciting and collecting; good Oppor-
tunity for promotions Address ]. II. G,
journal.
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WANTED-I.aborers for sugar beet fac
tory, Colorado, $500 day. Furman, 735
kkaHsas avenue.
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TtNI,ElsT FRS

~-~@~~~~-~-0>~-r~e1~-~~~---
L. N PENW ELL. funeral director and
embaimer, First class service. reaEona~
bic prices. 81 Quincy st. Both phones 182
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WANTED-Two tailors; 4 good bushelleT
and presser, at "Chivers 5"
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r~--~---r-~-r--~~--~--~-
8. @. KINLEY.
Manufactured and dealer in ali kinds of
vehicles. See us about that delivery
wagon 17s " .5tn St
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WALL PAPER.


GO TO G. A. WOOD for that wall paper
and painting $50 Kansas ave. Tel ss0-2
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SOME CHEAP LOTS.

SOME CHEAP LOTS.
Block OF 3 lots, 14th and West streets;
fine college location; high ground sever
city water; worth now $3.50 each; $500 or
more in the spring. must sell at once
priced at $1,000 two other lots, just SOUTH
Best location on Polk street, $1,000.
IL lots 1872 Harrison, $3.50; worth s4o0.
1ls lots. 1907 Kansas avenue, 175 feet
'o 2l5 lots DTS Governors Square. $3.50.
THE STRAUSS AGENCY
FOR sALE-A nice roomed cottage on
Clay ST.. 21a lots, good location a'rice
s-'-s'' J. c. DoLMAN,
Ind Phone ei8. 81 Kansas Ave.
F0R sAT,41-90 acres improved bottom
land within miles of city. Price $500.
Call at 511 East Sixth street
CHEAP LAND.
100 acres, miles from Ness City, Ness
/ county $500 S. A Scott & Co., 615 Kan
sas ave. Topeka, Kas.
4 FOR sALE-Roving away; have several
small residence properties Tor SAFE
4 cheap. Albert Parker 312 W. Eighth st.
4 7------
FCR MISUNDERSTANDING
4 TOR sAI4E-A first class family Jersey
COW. 1851 Buchanan St.
FOR sALE-Good folding bed $40; oak
table. ia The Drive.
FOR sALE-one large hard coal burner.
sleeper go-cart 200 Huntoon St
FOR sALE-A good cook stove, cheap.
s1117 West srd st.
FOR sALE-surrey and COW, cheap for
cash. Inquire 1922 West Sth st. or 919
! North Kansas ave
TOR sALB-Washing machine and
wringer, almost new, Standard make.
S13 Monroe St
FOR sALE-square piano, SIS; organ,
$40; pool table, $50. 921 East 9th st.
FOR sAI.E-Good second hand cart.
cheap. Address Ind. Phone 500.
SEWING MACHINES at your own price
at the Domestic and Standard office, los
West 18th st. Ind. phone 1897. IL. j. Graft
FOR HOMEMADE AIfncemeat and
boiled cider see Mrs. F. l.. Boggs, ~
Topeka ave, or call SS9-S Ind
FOR SAFE OR TRADE for town prop
erty, 514 acres, 3 room house, good barn
and other outbulipings, az KINDS OF frult
of Reform school, r R. No. s, n. Topeka
FOR SAI.E-Mantle folding bed, in good
condition, cheap. 14l7 w. Tenth st.
!
son, 413 Kansas ave.
FOR SALE-Awning, furniture. stoves
scales. Exchange cart for bicycle. 81
West Tenth.
FOR sALEZCook stove, 81 8a quincy
FOR SALE gal. cow, some furniture
and twins go-eart. cheap. sos Western
a ave 1924 Ind phone.
! CA 7 5oF1
Clay.
FOR sALE-Fresh COW and calf. q,
Taylor street.
FOR sALE-A good mare or viii trade
for COW. So Morris ave.
FOR sALE-Excellent piano cheap. 10
East Twelfth street
TOR sAIE-square piano. SIS; pool table
! $50. Geo. D. Butts. 921 E. 6th st.
FOR sALE-Cow and mos. old calf. 81
East Tenth street.
FOR sAI.B-Typewriter. cheap. Addres.
II. v c., State Library
ron sAIsE-A team of horses 3o6 w. stl
or at 413 Knsas ave Seguine.
FOR SALE-Leaving town; furniture Of
I all kinds for sale cheap. 80 w. Eight
street. Albert Parker.
i FOR SAIE-Grocery, in fine location, do
ing a good business, viii invoice. Ad
dress B, Journal
FOR sALE-An upright piano. almos
new, must sell at once. 912 Quincy st
!. CLOSING out wan paper. good patterns
at Sc per roll sos Kansas ave
FOR EXCHANGE.
! FARM ToR 2 Houses,
4 I
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PHYSICIANS AMI sURssscgsNA
~~~---~~~@~-~---~--~~~~~-~
DkS EAST haAH. .ate supL state lnsaas
asylum Mental end nervous diseases. co
Kan sv. Phones 7l4 Rss. 1270 y. Ruren.
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STAMPS. SEALS AND STENCILS
The }. c. DARLING CO., 7ss Kan. ave.
Rubber stamps. brass and afuminum trsds
checks. Prices low. Catalog free Tel "a
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WANTED-A good live energetic party
to take up our work in every city in
Kansas. Splendid proposition to right
parties. Address at once Manager Ga
Kansas ave, Topeka Kas.
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WLoRIsTa

J. c. RODMAr. blooming plantsseue dow
erss palms, designs decorations. Sos Kan
ave. Phone 81. Greenhouse 18th and Men
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WANTED-Two steady industrious men
Apply 219 East 4th St.
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FOR sALE-REAn ESTATE
PARTNERSHIP REAL ESTATE co.
PARTNERSHIP REAL ESTATE co.
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PAyrNG
nIcYcl.ES $50 Nsp AsRlNs.

U. S. CYCLE CO., lis z. sth st. National
& Iver-Johnson bicycles. Supplies. repa1Fa.
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BARBER SHOP.

.. G. JOHNSON. shave 1Oe; shampoo. hair
cut. massage. 15c. 6th and Quincy.
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Ast,NEY

MONEY to loan on livestock pianos. or
gans, typewrjters. household goods per-
sonal security. W. E. Seguines AS kan
sas ave. Ind. tel 1179
MONEY 10 LOAN on ave STOCK. ptsnos.
organs. typewviJersy household goods and
personal security. l. Eiscoe- S2s kan av.
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CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS

N1sAA@A 49, A-AAsa AZ - A8L4A~A@
J {. WILSON. contra cIUr nd builder
Job work promptly done. 100 e Sth st
Ind. tel pa
PATEsNv9
--~~--~---~-~7~---5-o~~~-s
J. A R0SEN. Patent Attorney 42s Kan.
eas ave Topeka
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WANTED-At once, reliable man to
travel as collector: big paying position
for right party; must be able to furnish
bond. Also a first-class single man for
position as salesman Call for c. @. Bray,
ThroD hotel, Monday. 9 to IL
VANTED-Ex Experienced arm walters and
short order cook. Cremerie restaurant.
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WANTEI)-Wom that wants home and
$500 week. Address Home, care Journal
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wANTED-FEDgAIF aE1P.

WANTED-At .Chivers" a girl to Iearl
to finish or iron skirts and waists
wages from the starting and a steady job
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IDA c. BARNES. M d

Office T2a Kansas ave. Rssruanca zflaiEa
teenth and Clay. Office hours q n e
il q "a. and 3 p. m 20 s D. IA B16k
phonss is residences. and Ind 1915 office
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~~~-~~~~---~~--~~S~--~
JAMES 3. HAYDEN. Jeweler and Opts-
clan Complete stock Of watches, diRe
Eaonds. silyerware. etc. Eyes examined
ard specta cies properly dsted-
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FURNACE WORKS.

GEO. E. SEYBOLD. furnace work tin
roofing, guttertng. spou1inE. furnaces 3
specially. 81 Kansas ave. Ind phone 5la
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WANTED Experienced lady steneg-
rapher: must write a good long hand.
Salary S35 per month. Address q, Journal
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uAN.rED-aEEseFl.I.ANEora

WANTED-Two nicely furnished heated
rooms for light housekeeping. two
adults. Address R. I, care Journal.
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wHnI.mArmRa.


-S~------y---ss
Co, packs, shipa and stores housshCla
got,da. Tel IeS Clarence Skinner, ga
Quincy Ct
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COf,rECT4oN AcENcrNs.

---~~-~---~----1--~~sy-~1S
AMERICAN COLLECTION AGENCY.
Anthony p. Wilson, attorney, 412 Aansal
ave, Topeka. Kan. That's my business
law and collections. Both phones 1854.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

NI1f5t5Et ElEIEAI r E1a}gSs
GET YOUR sewing machines repaired at
the Domestic and Standard office 1873.
West 18th SO Ind. phone 1877 II. J.. Graft.
ACCORDION PLATING. 1o7 West. Cor
s don St
GOOD PRINTING
Good printing. reasonable prices. Note
heads. bill heads, statements, business or
professional cards to order 81 per 1000.
Envelopes $1.50 per 1000 Full count and
good stock guaranteed Terms, cash
with order. References, any bank. Dem
ocrat, Lyons, Kass
WE finish and reset your broken window
glass. J. K. Jones, Sos Kansas ave.
THE best American ma inspiring for Amer
lean watches put In your watch for 75c
and guaranteed for i year Sam Freid-
he~g s72 Fensas ave
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WANTED--At "Chivers" a girl handy
with the needle.
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WANTED-Piano pupils, 25e a lesson.
Call Ind. 1862, mornings or evenings
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WANTED-To buy several second hand
suit cases. chas Wise, 1914 North
Quincy St
The statesman., 1905-10-06
COLORADO
SPRINGS

Harpers Union met with Mrs. Gee
this week.
E. P. Booze and family have taken
apartments with Mrs. Pennington for
the winter.
The homes OF L. L. Duncan and
Venerable are rejoicing over the arri-
val OF bouncing boys.
Mrs. Jones of Pueblo is the guest
OF Mrs. Pennington this week euroute
from Denver.
Miss CIrrie Farr, who went to Den
yer some months ago for an operation
is home again the picture OF health.
Mr. and Mrs. Reed, late OF the
South, have purchased an eight room
modern residence on Gains Place.
Adam Jones and bride are now in
an elegant home at sol S. Cascade
which Mr. Jones purchased last week
Mrs. l.. knight and a party of la.
dies we're the guests Of Mrs. Arm
stead last week
Mesdames Es,ella Robinson, Cora
jackson, Misses McNeal aud Smith
we're guests in Cripple Creek last
week.
Mrs. Hester Alexander gave q
charming dinner party last Thursday
in honor Of her cousin, Mrs. Owens
Of Ottumwa. Ia. Covers were laid iol
seven.
Mrs. Cornelia Fleming gave bird
al luncheon Sunday 10 the Jones
Roberts bridal party. Autumn
leaves were the decorations. It wa
an ENJOYABLE erent.
Mrs. Minnie Caves and children lef
last week for Chicago where she vii
complete a course in domestic sci
ence.
Vim. Seymour and son, also A. C
Battles were impanelsd by the cour
as jurors the past month.
Grant Lyceum held a rousing NEE
ing Tuesday night. A spicy program
was rendered. The music, under th'
direction of Prof, McGruder is a spec
ial feature, The debate was interest
ing.
The Progressive Literary society
gave an entertainment last Thursday
night for the benefit OF the NJ. E
Church coal fund. An excellent pro.
gram was rendered TO large audi
ence.
Miss Halle Q. Brown of Ohio, th
celebrated elocutionist of renowr
inter national reputation, will give {
recital at Payne Chapel on the 20
while in the city enronte to Califor
The statesman., 1905-10-06
TO THE PASTORS AND
PEOPLE OF THE
DENVER DISTRICT

Dear brethren and friends we are
entering upon the lsbors of another
conference year. What is in store for
us we know not, but Of this we are as
sured, all things work together for
those who love God.
OF responsibilities there will be
many, but let us meet them in the
name Of the great Head Of the church,
snd the pillar Of cloud by day and
the pill ar Of fire by Ugh, will lead US
all our journey through,
It is the wish OF the Bishop and
conference that this conference year
shall be noted for more aggressive la
bors on the part of those who blow
the trumpet in Zion, 1t is proudly
hoped that prosperity in material in
terests will not be less, but indications
of spiritual progress more and more.
To assist in securing revival condi-
tions, let special prayer and praise
meetings precede each quarterly meet
ing, Let us live for Jesus every day.
Gird on the whole armor. Fear moth
ing but sin.
Yours ever in His Name,
Jas H. Hubbard, P, E.,
20i5Spruce St,
Boulder, Colo
The statesman., 1905-10-06

Ida Joyce jackson.
The Mite Missionary Society Of
Payne Chapel will render an excel
lent program Sunday afternoon at 4
O'Clock. Mrs. Tillman, the president,
will give echoes from the conference
missionary society.
J H. jackson and W. Fl. Duncan
have returned from the Negro Press
Convention. Mr.. Duncan was made
president and Colorado Springs chos-
en- as the next meeting place.
Mrs. Thomas A. Culium enter
tanned very pref lily in honor OF Mrs.
Newton Jones and grandson of Kan
sas City. Sweet peas were used as a
decoration for the spacious parlors
aud dining room. The guests were
Mesdames T. S. Smith, Fl. F. Simp-
son and Miss Hattie L. Thomas. Mr..
Cpllum left the same day for Albu-
querque, n NJ.