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with anecdote and argument impressed
on his hearers the fact that sWomen's
clubs arch ere to stay"
William Blank Wirshing spoke on
1.-THE Club Woman's Husband.
Miss Ellen Squire of the CT club, in
a bright, sparkling speech. elevated
Mere Man" to a pedestal and pros
trated the entire CTS in alteration be-
fore him.
Professor Wilson, president of the
F'oTtnightly club. in brief. scholarly
talk on THE Making Of Rice County, -
commanded the closest attention. He
took his hearers back to the original
salt sea marsh from which the gradual
processes Of nature upon alkaH crys-
tails, arid sand, and almost impossible
desert have evolved a land filed with
verdure, and everything necessary for
the sustenance and comfort of man
kind
The Good Night toast by the
president of the Home Culture club
was given in poetic measure, full of
good cheer, and club members drank
to each other and to their guests with
all the enthusiasm of fraternal good
fellowship.
Parsons sun: The Ladies' Library
club celebrated its first birthday at the
library room last night, and hereafter
will receive the hearty endorsement of
the club editor. We want all the club
women in the state to know of what
remarkable work this club has done in
the past year. Beginning with a book
social. which netted three hundred and
fifty-eight books, they now have a
nicely furnished room with shelves on
which one thousand and sixty-six popu-
lar books of study and fiction find
homes when not in the hands of the
many eager readers. Now the ladies
need a reading table and anyone who
has an extra table, may know where
it viii find a welcome. Subscriptions
to magazines and papers will be priced
by not only the ladies of the club, but
the many who go there to read. A
Kansas corner will be feature of the
room in the near future, containing
books on Kansas history and by Kan
SaS authors
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When you are wearied

When you are wearied
from over work. fee
listless or languid. or
when you cannot sleep
or eat. take HOLSTERS
Rocky Mountain Tea.
One of the greatest ton-
les wn. IS cents,
Tea or Tablets.
GATLIN DRUG COMPANY,
702 Kansas ave.
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Gertrude Barnes Monday afternoon is
studying Midsummer Nights Dream"
Mrs. H. L. Shirer conducted the lesson
Monday The club will furnish a pro-
gramme and serve refreshments at the
meeting of the Thorpe Mothers Union
at the Provident association building
next Tuesday. Mrs. J. P. Wahle and
her daughter Dorothy will give songs,
and Mrs. Ralph Cav reading. The
club will meet next time with Mrs. W.
z Culver.
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Mrs. Harrison S. Morgan was the
hostess of the Lakota club Monday at
ternoon. Papers were read by Miss
Mona Thomas and Miss Mary Thomp-
son on "Diet." by Mrs. Charles P.
Adams on Digestion" Mrs. Morgan
gave a talk on ''Training a Maid The
next meeting will be with Mrs. Luther
Burns.
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TELLS BY
THEIR SLEEP

THEIR SLEEP
II can tell by my little
ones sleep when a cold is
coming on" said a mother
when speaking of the advance
symptoms of colds in children.
"They toss about, are rest
less, their breathing is heavy
and there are symptoms Of
night sweats. The next morn
ing / start with SCOTS Emul-
sion. The chances are that
in a day or two they are all
over it. Their rest is again
peaceful and the breathing
normal"
Here's a suggestion for
all mothers. SCOTS Emul-
sion always has been almost
magical in its action when
used as the ounce of preven-
ton. Nothing seems to over.
come child weakness quite so
effectively and quickly as
SCOTS Emulsion.
SCOTT & BOVINE, 4os Pearl St. New YORK.
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Mrs. Edwin Locke was the hostess of
the Nineteenth Century club Monday
afternoon. Mrs. E. A. Austin read a
paper on 'Lemartine and De Musset. -
Mrs Wood on celebrated French Wo-
men," and Mr.. Locke on sCorot." Mrs.
G. o. Smith gave a table talk about the
Expresses of France" The next
meeting viii be with Mrs. Austin.
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Thursday. The programme opened
with the singing OF John Browns
Body" Roll call was answered with
quotations from Kansas authors. Mrs.
Charles Hammond read a paper On
the "Pawnee Republic" and Mrs. w.
Wehe one on 1.-The Struggle for Kan
sas." Mrs. S. Zimmerman gave a
reading from William Allen White and
Mrs. S. Hayes told of IAN Imaginary
Journey The next meeting viii be
with Mrs. J. S. Langston, 517 East
Eighth avenue.
The Heliantllus Literary club met
with Mrs H. L. Willard Friday after
noon. The next meeting viii be with
Mrs. A. c. Richardson. SIG Morris ave-
nue., in two weeks.
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The Reviewers club was entertained
at the home of Mrs. w. E. -McVey. 626
Buchanan street, Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. F. L. Park read paper on the
Geography of Germany" and Mrs.
McVey one on German history and lit
erature. The next meeting will be an
evening session for the husbands,
Thursday of next week. with Mrs. Park,
1905 Tenth avenue west.
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The Alta Vista club met with Mrs
Frank P. NacLennan Monday. Mrs
Frank Holiday discussed John Bur
roughs' sLocusts and Wild Honey. :"
Mrs. Reid Alexander gave a sketch of
Burroughs and his Birds and Poems, =
and Mrs. Charles K. Holiday had
Notes on Walt Whitman The club
meets next week with Mrs. MacLen-
nan.
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The Portia club was entertained by
Mrs E. a. Fredenhagen Thursday af-
ternoon. Mrs. J. H. Mcbride read a
paper on 1.-The Eastern Question, !"
Mrs. B. H. Pugh read an original story
and Mrs. H. L. Miller played a piano
solo. The guests were Mrs. Miller, Mrs.
D. 0. Coe. Mrs. ]. H. Mcbride will be
the next hostess.
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President. Mrs. May Bellevile Brown
Balina.
Vice President. Mrs. l. H. Wishard'
lola. -
Recording Secretary. Mrs. W. D. Atkin-
son. larsons- ~
CorrespO bonding Secretary MIS- n. l. ny
treasurer, Mrs. II. B Asher. Lawre2lee.
Auditor, Mrs Grace L. Snyder, ~a"H9-
City. -s,1.
General Federation Secretary, Mrs Lila
Day Monroe, Topeka.
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.rho sYh6Rs.hl4YBEIEF KYkLF BROw1Af- eazaosn

so greatly benefited by the mainten-
ance Of a fine public library"
This club recently entertained the
husbands of its members and several
other gentlemen at a very unique en-
tertainment. Among the diversions of
the evening were an art gallery, COM
posed of portraits of fifty noted men
and women. which had to be properly
identified by the guests, a Trip TO the
Stars, and an old fashioned spelling
school. The company was assorted at
the banquet table by means of cards.
each bearing several bars of we'll
known songs. which those receiving
were required to sing until cards bear
ing the same music could be brought
tOger her. The entertainment was held
i'm the attractive library room of the
club, the banquet being served in the
home of Mrs. Gibson.
Mrs. Charles NJ. Hord of Columbus.
chairman of the federation committee
on science, has been compelled to ask
to be relieved from the work this year.
and Mrs. F. B. Wheeler of Pittsburg,
has consented to act in her place. The
members of the committee are Mrs.
r. II. Black of Ottawa, and Mrs. Ed
Waldo of Ellis. Mrs. Wheeler is one
of the progressive young club women
of the Third district, being at present
one of the vice presidents. She was a
former Kansas university girl, and is
fully qualified to conduct the work of
this committee.
MAY BELLEVILLE BROWN.
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Sterling Bulletin: One of the most
pleasurable of the social events of the
season, was that of Monday evening,
January 8, when the Home Culture
club had for it's guests the members,
together with their wives and husbands,
OF the following clubs: the Fortnight
ly, the Mutual Improvement and the
CTS. The guests were met in the
lower hall of the beautiful Masonic
temple by Mrs. c.. H. Strong, Mrs. P.
p. Trueheart and Mrs. w. c. Smyser
and were further welcomed by a COM
mittee of club officials, Mrs D. B. Hig-
ley, Mrs. w 3. Wirshing and Mrs. r.
r. Bond, in the spacious rooms above
Programme.
At $50 the programme was an
nounced by Mrs. Dennis B. Higley.
president of the Home Culture club.
me opening number was a duet by
Miss Helen Quigley and Talbert J. Eng
ush, with Miss Anne Gertrude Quigley
as accompanied. Mrs. Mclaughlin
was then introduced and spoke most
entertainingly on 1.-THE Habits and CuSS
toms of the Scuba in the SOudan."
Dr. and Mrs. Mclaughlin had loaned
the club for the evening their collection
OF souvenirs and curiOs brought from
that country, and they were used to il
lustrate the customs. personal habits
and methods Of warfare of the SCUBA
nese Another duet by Miss Quigley
and Mrs. English concluded this part
OF the program.
The club members and guests were
then invited to the banquet room
where plates were laid for one hun
dred and twenty. At the conclusion
of the feast, toasts were responded to
by various club members.
Mrs. R. F. Bond was a most gracious
toast mistress
The first toast. 'Our Guests was
responded 10 by the corresponding sec
rotary Of the Home Culture club. Mrs.
Peck. whose welcome was filled with
cordially
Miss Vera Strong of the NJ l. C's.
IN a pleasing vivacious manner, both
with rhyme and reason, won the plau-
ats Of the company with her reply to
New Years Resolutions
Mr. J. g. Berry responded to Club
women from Mans Standpoint" and
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At a meeting Of the ". T. K. club
with Mrs w H. Gender. 1437 Van
Buren, street, Tuesday, Kansas Day
programme was given. Mrs. NJ. M.
Hale read paper on THE Mennonite, -
Mrs. f. G Tompkins discussed Jim
Lane. and Mrs Frank c. Bowen 1.-THE
Exodus" Mrs. Belts of North To-
peka and Mrs. MacLane of Carthage
Mo, were guests. Mrs. W. H. Davis
will be the next hostess.
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The Occidental club met with Mrs.
Hammatt Tuesday. Mrs. A. A. Robin
son talked about Japanese art. The
club will meet again next week with
Mrs. Hammatt.
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A delightful meeting of the Cosmos
club was held at the home of Mrs
George EIanley Thursday. Roll call
was answered with original poems. An
interesting letter from an absent mem
Der Mrs. Nellie MacGregOr of Wich-
tia was read. Mrs. w. H. Wood read
a pretty little story about the Argo-
naut Mrs. Homer L. Larsh gave syn
opsis of Othello, Mrs. H. D. Davis read
a paper on Vienna, Florence and
Rome Mrs. H. x. Devendorf and
Mrs. H. /. Larsh gave musical num-
bers The hostess served refreshments
and Mrs. Milliken assisted her. The
club will meet in a fortnight on Satur-
day, February 10, instead of Thursday,
the regular meeting day with Mrs. Ella
Wade, 216 East Tenth street.
The West Side Reading club. at its
meeting this week. voted to go into the
Woman's Kansas Day club in body.
The Current Literature club met with
Mrs. Ellen B. LOOMS Tuesday. Mrs.
Lueien Thomas reviewed the New Eng
land magazine and Mrs. w H. L1n1n-
ger read a paper on The United states
from the Revolutionary Period to the
War of 1912" The meeting next
Tuesday will be a guest meeting and
will be the last with Mrs. LOOMS.
The Lotus club viii meet witl4 Mrs.
John Taylor, 511 Tyler street. Wednes-
day afternoon January 31st. Mrs. L.
A Wisernan gives the reading
The Junior Atlantean club will meet
with Mrs. O'NeilI, 307 Greenwood ave
rue, Potwin. Tuesday.
The Nautilus club will meet next
Tuesday, the 30th with Mrs. E. s.
Cowgirl. 1926 Clay street.
The vespuceian club met with Mrs.
Il. W. Peers. 1903 western avenue
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be in Topeka for the Woman's Kansas
Day club meeting Monday, VIII go from
here to Lawrence Tuesday to confer
with the local committees on arrange
ments for the annual meeting of the
federation there in May.
Mrs. c. B. Hoffman. of Enterprise,
president of the Fifth district federation,
was in Junction City last week, for
meeting of the Ladies Reading club
and gave a. short address.
The saIina FortnigAtly club had a
week. The club column of the Safna
Evening Journal gives this report of
the meeting:
The FortnightIies spent Monday af-
ternOon with kansas Women" and
their writings. In response to roll
call something interesting was told
about Kansas. walls of Corn" by
Mrs. AllertOn, was read by Mrs. Doc
little, who interested the club very
much by telling much of Mrs. Aller-
ton. as Mrs. DOOlittle was personally
acquainted with the writer when but
a child, and said she could remember
the AllertOn homestead and little cot
tage near HiaWatha. And also stated
that her childish remembrance of the
gifted woman was that she was very
sweet spirited and decidedly pleasant
in her home life Mrs Lyons gave a
very interesting paper on 'Squatter
=
phrey. Mrs. Lyons had taken much
pains to tell this story in brief 50 as to
make it complete, and it was decided
ly enjoyed, and as many present are
personally acquainted with Mrs. Hum
phrey it made it all the more interest
ing. And as she is an early settler who
has experienced much of frontier life
and has ever been a promoter of those
things needful for Intellectual enjoy
ment and is one of our most prominent
club women we were all much pleased
to discuss the writer and her writings.
Mrs. Ong gave a fine paper on
Pioneer Days" and having been a
pioneer herself she gave a most COM
plete description of the early days and
the history of Kansas as it occurred
from day today, and then in compari-
son Mrs Ong commented in q humor-
GUS way upon the noted people and
wonders Kansas now possesses. She
thought everything possible with
Kansas, even proved that Kansas had
Ratchet story that discounted George
Washington's cherry tree story.
The section was much pleased to
have with them our stale president.
Mrs. May BeIleville Brown, who gave
an excellent address on Pioneer kan
sas Women" Mrs. Brown as usual.
delighted every one present and in the
most touching manner paid tribute to
many brave Kansas women whose
names would never be handed down in
history, but who bravely suffered and
sacrificed during the early border war
fare days during the droughts and
failures and have always been loyal
and true to the Sunhower state. The
section rendered Mrs. Brown a vote of
thanks for this most enjoyable num-
ber During the afternoon several told
of experiences of some Of the very first
settlers Of Salina in which each and
every one was much interested.
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The Ladies Music club held a meet
ing Wednesday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. Frank P. MacLennan. On the
evening of February IA the club will
have guest meeting at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Parkhurst.
The guests Wednesday were Mrs. J. W.
F. Hughes, Mrs. Ernest Hughes. Mrs
NJ F. Laycock, Mrs. Elmer Bloom, Miss
Nellie Rugg Of Independence, Miss Nell
lie Baker, Miss Mary Daniels, Miss
Vida Wood, Miss Vida Heap, Miss
Marion Garretson, Miss Jean Park
hurst Miss Holman. The program fol-
lows:
Humoreske ....--.... Sinding
Mrs. George E. Stoker.
Pittoreske .............. Sinding
Mrs. ARA Clark.
ASZra RuDenSIelu
Death and the Maiden $3.50. Schubert
Miss Nina Thomas.
Rustic of Spring .......:-...S inding
Mrs. w. G. Dickie.
Canto Funebre ..........- Sinding
Miss Mary Harrison.
Gesang Weyla's. --5......- Hugo Wolf
Miss Berenice Fuller.
Oriental Dance .....-..-.... Greig
Mrs Charles Gleed.
Werborgenheit .s..-..-... Hugo Wolf
Mrs. Florence Fox Thatcher.
Caprice. op. A, No. 5...... Sinding
Miss Allabelle Troutman.
ade-Caprice op. A, No. 13..
.Slnulng
Mrs Robert Carver
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GENERAL CLUB NOTES.

The executive board of the state fed
Grafton, all the members of which viii
be in Topeka for the Womans Kansas
Day club meeting Monday. win go from
here to Lawrence Tuesday to confer
with the local committees on arrange
ments for the annual meeting of the
federation there in May.
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The Chaldeanl club which met with
Miss Belle Thompson Monday has de-
cided not to change from weekly to
fortnightly meetings, as was suggest
ed, and will meet again next week with
Mrs. Robert Steele. Mrs H. NJ. Phil
lips of Dover, an Out-of-toWn member
of the club. was present at the meet
ing Monday.
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Superintendent Travelling Art Galley
Mrs. Kate Arlington, Council Grove.
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FOR TOILET AND BATH

Delicate enough for the softesf
skin, and yet eficacious in removing
any stain. Keeps the skin in Perfeci
condition. In the bath gives all the
desirable after-effects Of a Turkish
bath. It should be on every wash
stand.
ALL dRoCERS AND DRUGGISTS
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given by Mrs. Ward BurlinRame ana
Mrs. j. D, Mcfarland, who were the
only women present who were here in
pioneer days. Mr. VIII Frederieks
read a paper. Long Ago in Kansas. -
Mrs John g. Otis read a paper on
Kansas and Miss Olive Brav talked
about the Kansas-Nebraska bill.
Luncheon was served. The club will
meet the second Thursday IN February
with Mrs. A. I. Potter.
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Mrs. J. w Going gave q. taIk before
the Ramblers' club Monday on her
travels in the Holy Land. The hostess
was Mrs. Earl B. Mcdowell, and Mrs.
Charles King of Valley Falls, Mrs. c.
r. Mcdowell, Mrs. Stevens and Mrs.
Going were the guests, aside from club
members. In addition to Mrs. Going's
talk there were vocal numbers by Mrs.
Walker. Mrs. A. NJ. Petro will be the
next hostess. 1018. Topeka avenue.
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Mrs. C. B. Hoffman. of Enterprise,
president of the Fifth district federation.
was in Junction City last week, for Il
meeting of the Ladies Reading club
and gave a short address.
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The Junior Atlantean club viii meet
with Mrs. O'NeflI. 307 Greenwood ave
nue.. Potwin- Tuesday.
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The Lotus club viii meet with Mrs.
John Taylor. 81 Tyler street, Wednes-
day afternoon, January 31st. Mrs. L.
A Wiseman gives the reading.
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The programme of the In Tempora
club which met with Mrs. J. w. Co
ing Tuesday, follows:
Life and Customs in Old Brittany"
Mrs. F. P. Lindsey.
''The Famous Breton CathedraIs."
Mrs. J. w. Going.
Lesson in the Bay View French
course on Louis XIV.
Mrs. Charles King of Valley Falls.
a former member of the club, was
guest. Mrs. J. p. Raster win be the
next hostess.
Mrs. E. H. Anderson was the hostess
of the West Side Reading club which
met Tuesday. Papers were read by
Mrs. J. P. Farnsworth, whose subject
was THE Modern Club Woman" and
by Mrs. Ellen D. Humphreys on "OId
Churches in London" Mrs. Anderson
gave some vocal numbers. Mrs.
Clement Smith will be the next hos
tess.
Mrs L. D. Whittemore's talk on
''Teniers the Younger was the feature
of the meeting of the Junior Atlantean
club which met with Miss Elizabeth
O'Neill in Potwin Tuesday. The Misses
Bolmar were guests of the club. Miss
O'Neill will be the hostess again next
week.
The Clio club. which met with Miss
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The Nautilus club will meet next
tuesday the Goth. with Mrs. E. s.
Cowgirl, 1926 Clay street
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The West Side Reading club, at its
meeting this week. voted to go into the
Woman's Kansas Day club in a body.
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Miss Caroline Goddard. Mrs. A. A. Cod
ard, Miss Elizabeth Eby, Mrs. A. K
Rodgers, Mrs. H. Q. Garvey, Mrs. W
A. McCarter Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Ware
Butterfleld. Mr.. and Mrs. Esterley D.
Turner, Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Sturges
Mrs. G. A. Huron, Miss Lola Graham,
Miss Effle Graham, Mrs. G.. A. Bedell,
Mrs. Willis Edison, Mrs. c. W. Horne,
Mrs. Mary Desher, Miss Helen Moon.
Mrs. NJ. T. Campbell, Mrs. Charles F.
Spencer, Mrs T. F. Carver, Mrs. D. NJ
Valentine, Mrs. c. J. Drew, Miss Nanon
Heron, Mrs George Mays, Miss Lucy
Kingman, Mr.. and rs. A. Z. Jones, Mrs.
A. c. Sloan.
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NE &c elub. w-hieh net I'd Ms
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President Mrs. Clement Smith. 721 Polk
E rect. Ind. tel 145-3.
Vice President. Mrs. ]. W. Going. 800 To-
Second Vice President. Miss Lucy B.
Fipgman. 635 Monroe street.
Secretary Miss Maud Bishop, 1900 Col
-ege avenue. Ind tel 1891
Treasurer, Mrs L d. Robertson, 41s|
Sixth avenue west.
Auditor. Mrs. G. A. Huron, 221 Fillmore
street. Ind. tel. 6s7.
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The Vespuccian club met with Mrs
Il. W. Peers. 1903 western avenue
, 1906-06-28
Notes From the shops.


Five thousand tons of coal have
been stored in the yards here.
Engine 1926, Charlie Pearson, engi.
neer, has been turned out of the shops
here.
John Geiselman has been added to
Robert Gottschalk's force in the round-
house.
James Kings switch engine, No.
1895, was turned out of the local shops
this morning, thoroughly overhauled.
Christ Larson, the machinist, will
leave tomorrow for Denver for a few
days visit, expecting to be home by
the first of the week.
The shops are turning out work for
the tie plant, the rolling mills and the
hotel heating plant, besides an i'm
mense amount of work for the railroad
proper.
Frank Hanbury has arrived from
Iowa and accepted a position in the
shops. He is 6 feet 5 inches tall, good
natured as he is lengthy and already
a favorite among the men.
Engine No. 1907 has been sem to the
hill, with Steve Ware at the throttle,
in exchange for No. 1889, which is run
ming between this city and Rawlins,
with A. B. Noah in the cab.
Frank Weiser, the %janitor at the Of
flee of the district foreman, has black
ened the eye of the banana belt by
coming to the front with his cotton
crop, the cotton plants being several
inches high. He say the product will
be used by the office force when they
become angry enough to require cotton
to spit.
, 1906-06-28
Railroad Notes,

Trainmaster Let's went t Cheyenne
on a freight train this morning.
Superintendent H. L. Anderson re-
turned last night from a trip west with
former Superintendent Whitney, and
passed on to his headquarters at Chey-
enne.
A. ]. Wharf of Cheyenne, engineer
for the Wyoming division of the Union
Pacific, was here this morning. looking
after the crossing of the new wagon
road north of the old glass works.
F. E. Lewis, superintendent of the
dining car service of the Union Pacific,
who went through yesterday afternoon,
carried plans for some additional i'm
provements at the Union Pacific hotel,
which will be submitted to the higher
officials of the railroad company. The
plans were prepared by Manager Con
den, whose effort is to still further add
to the effectiveness of the hotel.