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The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1908-03-12
South ST. Pa,,1 poh =.

South st. Paul, Feb. Is
Cattle-Steers, $4.75 and S6 sn
cows $500 and 1916. HogsES4 "a
and 1870 Sheep-Muttons, g.
lambs $751; ~
Rolla-The Herald reports a family
in that county with five children of
school age and none have been to
school a day.
Jamestown-The North Dakota
health officials will continue to quar-
antine for smallpox.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1908-03-12
Quite Different.

Whats your husband doing now?"
asked the neighbor.
oh; he's sitting around telling
what is going to happen next cleo
tion," answered the busy
Then he's a prophet?"
mo, he isn't. So far as this fam.
lily Is concerned he is a dead loss."-
Washington Star.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1908-03-12
Nip e b Movement.

Guayaquil, Ecuador, Feb. ia rev.
dictionary movement at Manabi has
been nipped in the bud. The soldiers
of the garrison there were approached
by certain individuals who tried to
bride them to start a revolution. The
troops resented this effort and de.
nounced the agttators to the authori.
ties. The plotters were arrested.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1908-03-12
One Execution,

Common p%oliteness should teach
men to give up their seats to a lady
at, all times"
"Oh, l don't know. How about the
man who paid $4,000 for his seat on
the New York stock exchange? 1
guess he wouldn't give it up to a lady
In a hurry."-Detroit Free Press.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1908-03-12
A Deserved Rebuke.

Mrs. de Close-Willie, what have
you been doing?
Willie-I bin skatin'.
Mrs. de Close-Nonsense! You
haven't been out of the house.
Willie-Well, I bin skatin' on make.
b'Ieve ice with the skates you prom
ised me last birthday.-Judge.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1908-03-12
The Exclamation.

Il wonder why the snakes a man
sees when he's been drinking multiply
so fast?"
Il suppose because the kind of
snakes he sees are adders."-Balti.
more American.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1908-03-12
About Money.

In lieu of money, it is to be noted
that clearing house certificates will
also speed the mare.-Detroit Free
Press.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1908-03-12
Query,

Will somebody kindly explain why
it is the barber always puts warm
lather on your face and cold lather on
the back of your neck,2-Milwaukee
Sentinel.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1908-03-12
Not Far from Right.

Not Far from Right.
What do w call a man who re-
moves corns and bunions?" asked a
school teacher Of his physiology class.
There was a moment Of p%erplexity;
then a hand was raised and shaken
vigorously.
well, John" asked the teacher.
"A philanthropist," was the quick
reply.-Judge.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1908-03-12

and the Pacific coast and the lakes
and the gulf.
Mr.. Robison's company, the Bank
'ers' Reserve Life, has more than ST.
100000 cash assets, more than $751;
100000 insurance in force and antici-
'pates al income Of over 81, O0O, 900
next year.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1908-03-12
A Sure Proof.

"They say Mrs. Youngwed across
the way has the most extraordinary
powers Of persuasion"
Yes, I've known her to keep a girl
a week at a ime."-Baltimore Ameri-
can.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1908-03-12
Broad Hint.

Broad Hint.
eyes," boosted Mrs. Newcoin, when
my husband returned from Europe he
weighed Just so more pounds than
when he started"
"Gracious!" exclaimed Mrs. DeStyle,
with a yawn. did the customs off,
GERS forget to search him?"-Chicago
Daily News.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1908-03-12
Eo~v

Foxy.
A fox who was awfully US
Saw a dog of remarkable sis.
He ran a full mile,
Then said with a smile,
THAT canine needs specs for his rs"
Judge
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1908-03-12

Miss Homelee-You say a man tried
to speak to you in that quiet road?
I'll have to have some one with me
next time I go that way, I wouldn't
dare go alone, now!
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1908-03-12

Proprietor of Dairy-Have you had
any experience in this business:
Applicant used to work in a pump
factory.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-02-07
LEGAL PueucaIIous.
N~vus W EINsL ~vTTLkntsr

In the matter Of the estate ~ Charles II.
Nundeil deceased.
Notice Is hsreby given, that on Monday the
10Th day ~ February. A. u. 1!pn. b~ing one ~
the regular dsys Of the Deceuber tsrm of the
County Ourt OF dunnis0a Co0sty. in PrOtsaee,
in the State of Colorado, l, susie nuaasll.
administrators - said estate. will apQsar bsaose
the Judge of said Court, prcssst nly RnAl ssstle-
yeovsl - the ssae, Cd will sAse svS1V - =
aisehspgsd o. sach AAoinistsatsia. A. 0h6nA
time asd place. asy Porsos in iatossst nay op-
peer aRd psssent objsctiOas to the sa0o. IL esq
tlsese be.
Dated at 6uanisoa, Colorado. Jan. eth, M.
SUSIE MUNDELL,
Administratrix of the estate 81 Charles n
MundelI. deceased. J0n. 10 u Feb. 7, ~
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-02-07

The W. C. T. L. will meet Thurs
day, Feb. l3, at the home of Mrs.
c. A. Nelson. The program will be
in charge OF the superintendent of
music and promises to be very in
teresting.
The Union Gospel Temperance
meeting held in the Presbyterian
church Sunday evening was well at
tended and showed that the senti-
ment of our town is growing in the
right direction, interest in the pro-
lection Of our homes. The sermon
preached by Rev s A. WeDber was
filled with strong proofs of the ruin
saloons will bring to any town when
run by them and the misery and
dee. lation to the homes of those
who patronize them, also must our
taxes Be paid with blood money aud
our side walks built with the same2
The special music was unusually
good showing Gunnison has excel
lent talent; the solo by Miss Coombs
gave evidence of rare ability, hold
ing the attention of all. The mum.
Der rendered by the ladies' quartette
was highly appreciated for the
splendid harmony and character of
the selection.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-02-07

Ergene +. Ware-The issue OF
asset money ls . beresy bessde
which the free coinage of silver WAS
profound financial wisdom In
former times when the west ~ss
indebted 10 New York the latter
wanted gold standard and We gave
At to them. Now the west is in good
condition and New York is indebted
aud wants an elastic currency equal
10 the wants Of business asset
money. Half If New York is en-
gagged in trying TO cheat somebody
and calls 1t business There never
was money enough made TO supply
the wants for such funny business
We must not get off our base for II
We do the next great financial panic
viii come when We are trying to get
back onto it, Money is merely
vardstick with winch we measure
values 1t must be sept rigid and
of standard length. An elastic
currency means an elastic measure
Of value but there can he no such a
thing Wall street Will get hold Of
it and pull the stretch out of it IN
less than six months
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-02-07
kAi.s hsissa Wssh

Regarding the poison weed which
is killing 50 much range stock. why
not try the Foulke-F'lavin dandelion
exterminstor on the larkspur and &C
onite, which undoubtedly causes
most of the damage A special in
strument could be manufactured ad-
apted TO these particular plants, and
indeed the poison liquid sprinkled
ON foliage will kill it within twenty
four hours 1t strikes us that patches
Of the weed might by this means be
quickly eNterminsted and at reason
able cost.
Patentsfor this exterminator have
Just been secured and it will be
manufactured extensively next
spring. Mr. Foulke tells the writer
that while he is not familiar with
the msRDer Of growth of the lark
spsr ssd aCSaiae, tAsss 10 no que~-
tion bot the littls nschine will kill
both plants in short order.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-02-07

more palpabse a; she could mol ses
u soon she nssi scream aloud- 0As
breathcd in little agickeaed gaaps.
soon. very soon. she would screAR.
All shadow down by the biggest
cottonwood Ii body sought q neaser
and a smaller trunk. Another slink-
ing shadow glidea behind the vacated
position. u vas . CHASTITY preseota-
'ion Of pussy wants sacorner" played
in nightmare. hut at last 1t Was
something tangibie-so something to do
away with that frightfsi sensation a
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-02-07

Field and Farm-Instead Of edit
ing the newspapers all over the
county with hog wash bulletins by
its press bureau in Washington the
forestry service could do better
to the nation and humanity by tax
ing less and planting more. We
woald suggest that il the kid-gloved
authorities know any method OF
growing trees on dry land that they
give us q few practical lessons.
Ssppos- they select q few forty acre
trscss on the plains or even in the
oosntsins and grow = forest on
tsea. So far they have been sim-
ply growing whiskeu and editing
the papers through their fool bulle-
tine Dragging about themselves.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-02-07

Goless TEHnszlP-ALsssAy sk.~ss
= rsss sooaS CoSassAO lAssso-
cssas ~ho ds~ssr 10 be dsi.Ssse. ~
tue saass.ssl cosseptisa stsce w1ssas
IN beaver IN Judy. The p~~sp4pes
trsserus;y The co1psry ne~sp.pcr
,rssernssy .hoxld t~ eusased ~
r.psessHtst,s1. and the hs., xs hea =
q - sssA tL< Lopor j. Hoe- c. T
R.~Ai ii tbs fssass Nessp~ysr
Hs ~. served he party f.atlfslly
aud ~esI ior Eooss than t1srsy yesrs.
aud ,s sssels ds.rrv.nx ii tke koaor
True k~ repss.eus~d GsnE.soa
eosnsy an the state Legislature tw0
,ersos. bot an both ca~e. wa. som.-
astsd ~Ithos; oppo~stion because At
wss Thought imposssbIe TO elsss .
desaacrst The determination which
elected him will p~rnAps win fos
hun the place he nc~ seeks One
thsag very much IN h.s favor Is thai
ne hearr . s,roug resemblance 10
WIliIasa Jennings Bryan and sajoys
that senti~msn personal friend
ship
G. L Rawsl, 10 osse II the bright
e-t editors in Colorado and has
always tssen q s,sunch democrat II
he wants the honor mentioned.
Ne~s-Chsmp,on is heartily in favor
If his receiving the solid vote Of
Cunnlsoa county He deserves it
for the hard work he put in for our
interests while serving two terms in
the Colorado legislature from Gun
nison
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-02-07
cAAPvea 4.
N which the 4 v eI0u~oo ooMs
what Mvstefjovatv

~Hdt "VotVttV00ty.
Jim Munson riding his pony over
the N~'ne trail az n slow walk. droope
sleepily in his sadcie II was not Q
weirdly late bedtime, hal:-past ten,
may be, but he would have been sleep.
ing soundly q good hour or more had
this not been his night to go to town
If he chose. He had chosen. He
would not have missed his chance for
. good deal. But his dissipation had
been light. The boss never tolerated
much along that line. He had drunk
with S me cCngenial cronies from the
Circle L outfit complimentary to the
future well-being and increasing
wealth of this already well-known and
hourishing cattle ranch. OF course
he must drink q return compliment
to the same rose-colored prosperity
for the Three Bars, which he did and
sighed for more. That made two and
two were the limit, and here was the
limit overreached already; for there
had always to be a last little com.
forter to keep him from nodding in his
saddle
1t was 4 sleepy night. cool and soft
and still. He could walk his horse all
the way il he wanted to. There was
no haste. The boys would all be In
bed. They would not even wait up for
the mail, knowing his. Jim's. innate
aversion TO hurry. Had he not been
SO drowsy, he would like TO have sung
bit: but it required . little too much
effort. He would Just plod along.
Must all be in bed At williston's-
no ght anywhere. A little short of
where the Williston branch left the
main trail he half paused. II it were
not SO late he would ride mp and give
them a hail. But of course they were
asleep. Everything seemed still and
dark about the premises. He would
just plod along.
Hello. there! wAere'A you cone
froa," he cried Of . sudden. aaA BE-
fore Ae had bad tine to carry has re
solve into act3oa-
A maa O. Aofseback Aal AraWn fssn
directly IN ffoat u hin. Jin baiaked
With the s.Adeaness q tAe sAsck.
Might ask yoa tAe sa0e Quese3sa." !"
responded the Other wftA - sMy
ls1gA. II for toV1 - - tAo Aoc-
Ter sasse ~ list,s sar,. Bssa Duay
fse . vssk.-
.OA. WIao - ftsa.- esAo1 n,
W1kA - e0UsoDO 1nooFUUa q ~
~.
-'H.~ - - - XYA- s.sosssa
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-02-07

49, - - - - - 49,
hsUA- VIA A-1 ~. WtaanBsao -
sssc~a 10 ~ sS0s. nsasAssuAulv -
usbArred H. - AsasAsrsseiy sARU =
osssA and x:epsed Oser sA< sAssshoa4
They Sere cosessd - sh< insensf ~
sosr rsles.
Drop yoss guns called tAs cAssf
roughly Thea the aswperaAees n0ssd
~
4 take a sAAs I g ~ 60
wanted said Willissoa-
HE Sosc~ Sas calm as1 scAnaasay
onee uorv. N she ssesss~nesa u
further s,ruGxss. Il haA bast sAe sAasV
incsssyeness that haA b~ca tAs csn "
action. n Gee nsst de n y essa -
DIS after . bsase nGAt. O0e y nes@
- alRost exalted lsok.
Ny daughter 70 free to 90" -
asked. his ATs; woras haStaG ~
Sifh no respoase. Better. nucA kst-
ter. for the make u . Esn like Wilbs-
toa to die In tAs dienity of siaescs,
but ior Mary's sake he parleyed-
4 guess a0t," sespOaded the beaAss
csrtly. n pwlia' idiot haAnt aisss1
tAs broad siA< Il yox-as pretty .
mark this side heaven as RAa cossal
Uaat--thea We might talk aboGt sAe
girl She's showed up too Damned
much like q Raa aov to let her tspse."
His big shu0inG form loSa&ed n
hts saddle. He raised his rise With
every APPEARANCE VI lazy tndi0ere0ce.
They we're to be shot doWn where
they stood. nos. right on the thres-
hold Of their burning houses,eaA vii
hstoa bowed his head to the iaevtt-
able Cor = moment. thea raised n
proudly to meet the inevitable.
A rife shot rang out startiinGiy
clear. At the very moment the lesd-
ers hawk eye had swept the sight his
rife arm had twitched uncert Ainly.
then fallen nerveless to his side. while
his bullet. playing q faltering and
discordant second TO the first true
shot. tore up the ground in front Il
him and swerved harmlessly to Oae
side. Instantly the widest confusioa
reigDed-sbouts. curses. the plunGinG
Of horses mingled with the sharp
scrack Of firearms. The shooting Vas
wild. The surprise was too com
plete for the outlaws to recover at
once. They had heard no sound a ap-
preaching boof-beats. The roarinG
names licking up the dry tim0kr aal
rendering the surrounding darkness
the blacker for the contrast had been
Of saving grace to the besieaers after
all.
In a moment the desperadOes raj
lied. They closed In and imposed q
cursing. malignant wall between the
rescuers and the blazing door ~ the
shanty and what stood and lay before
IT, Mary had sunk down at her fathers
feet and had no cognizance of the
herce though brief conflict that En-
sued.
Presently she vas dragged -o~Ghly
to her feet. A big. Muscular am -
heavy grasp u her.
Make ssre a The gtri. nsA." eu0-
manAed = sharp voice near. end II wss
gone out into the night.
Afterward she heard-oA. May.
many times in the night watches-
the eerie galloping OF horses h0ofs,
growing fainter and ever faiater.
heard 1t above the medley ~ tramp
ling horses and yelling men. and knew
It for what it meant; but to-night-
this evil night-she gave but Oee
quick. bewilAered glance into ths
sinister face above her and In q soft.
shuddering voice breathed. Please
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-02-07
SssNx ~ VtAAl sGysLEDExr

In the matter Of the estate of Joseph slosar
deceased.
Notice is hereby given. that on Monday the
9Th day OF March, A, y. 1%~, being one u
the regular days Of the March term Of the
County Court VI Gunnison County. in PPrhate
in the state of tolorado, l. John Rosicn, e.
ministrator a said estate will appear before
the Judge OF said Court, present my hnal ~.
tiement rs such administrator and prag the
approval 81 the same ard will then apply 10 be
discharged as such administrator. Al which
time and place any person in interest may ap-
pear and present objections to the same, II any
there he.
Dated at Gunnison, Colorado, dan. ~, 1905.
JOHN RO/ISH,
Administrstor 81 the estate 81 Joseph So9Rr,
deceased. Ieb ,-Nsrcb Il iAn
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-02-07

Judge Lewis has put the ticke,
brokers out of BUSINESS. Though
we are not disposed to quarrel with
his Interpretation Of the Law. it re-
maine a fact that the practice Of
railroeds in ceiling non-transferrable
liaited time tickets should be abso-
lsssly stopped BY legislation. When
. oaa bays . ticket it shosld Be his
- ell - he plessos and good for one
ride st my time. The railroads
havs Woa their case with Judge
lAwis. bot Will lose il with the
Auericna vo.en.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-02-07

Our continued story. 'Langford
Of the Three Bars, is getting very
exciting and proves tale of fascin-
atlns interest. If YOU should miss
a copy kick like bay steer
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-02-07

ara. j. s. Foulke and children
went to Denver Yesterday to remain
until June. Mes Jeannette will
enter the Esst Denver High School
taking also q special course in
music.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-02-07
0UpDne o>00 OOuuDup 0ugvQ1
1s.a1w ~ ~ SsVssas Cs.sa ~

While Numerous sections of colo.
ndo srs sak9esting candidates 70,
ssste effices, this is al opportunt
ti0e for the democrats OF this county
10 announce ~ candidate from
Gsnnison and the western slope the
name OF Hon. Dexter +. Sapp for
Justice of the Supreme Court. There
will be -four places TO be filed upon
the Supreme Bench this year. The
western slope should receive At
least one Of them and is extremely
fortunate in having as candidate
one who has rendered the party such
signal service and who is at the
same time 40 eminently qualified for
the position.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-02-07

tue ouner. ngntly. Must he gittin ON.
Worried about my baby girl"
He touched spurs to his horse and
Wss on with . friendly so long" over
his shoulder
Jim rode on thoughtfully.
Now don't II beat the devil" he
vas thinking. how that there COW
puncher struck this trail comm from
KY with the X Y z clean Z other
side o. town. Yep. It beats the devil,
for q fac. He must be ridin' for
his health. II beats the devil" This
hast Was long drawn out. He rode .
little farther. 1T beats the devil" he
thought aGain-the wonder Of 1t was
waking him sp-"how that blamed
oool could q struck this here trail .
Goin' tor Assr . - -
,J.si.NUED NEXT EEkw
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-02-07
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A. A sSo,ru u - e<.rss-e so f-sf sas1s
xa us.s ussay tlas.zs se..soH e~is -
49, fnwiiy s,s.ssscssaS. sss;s.rsn<- a. fsey
Ae~.p-r q. sx..n. q sssgs-.-.- .sso1ssssr iT"o
-. x.~e~s... ss.o:har fsos. hscr sf k''s-
-. .x.eA~s. .s.,:..ar fFos1 sssrsots $50
srrss.,u- ae.,.har . .fh pain here And these.
..d m tui. uay they prs-~enf slsse -
~. ~sixss~ s,.a theft cas- -Gssssg ~ ever
~ .s...x.s. --spssase DISEASES ifT rh.es
.uaa.ur ,t,eu ~ ~ ss4se- pssscrs'~1
K psi.- and ,-,sisae. In seslsty- ssss Ass
ri o..iy svws1,...a.s caused BY sSDc eassso
,ra-e. The JANS.csan- NlRas Ane 9 ~
osas. II ssAera.s- hlp~ %sssex
s.,. .. ..rss g.. s'l,s =. az ss.s -sSs..sS8iSs
S0gsg sreAiH.eat- bot ytoa.sbsy SseE
Ssss.r rssa.c,ue lke p ksEasA AAGk
d -fil.si.ls. 1.s.l!: E ~ SAAak nai
NEtlllW.Is is.fs:z!3 cI|Is e!SeAsfn ssss9s
eSppsn.z n thoR u.sSssI w.
ess.s. and iI.ssl.ns'rc sscssS % ,ssiseH n
-, a.~a-p ApoS u kAa cosxA-'
1,r P,crce's Favorise psvscsspssoa b .
srsutIf,c n,esiiciae. caseSslIy dryissd ~
~ exg..r.cseed and skillful physsciaa,
~ .ssptqd 10 woaAs's deascaAe eysss0.
Il !. made of native ADesscaa Os1scsoea
0Qpss and IS gvseSY AoSRsss y ~
=; "a 1ls ~ R060
a fowcrfui tsvieosati1G taakc .Bo'
voritc fre-sriptioa- iHparts stscuRth -
tke who.s system and ~ the ogga.s dis
sipcfiy feminine in particular. fE osee'
O.rkea -wora-out.r run-aown-' oehilt
sa,..a teachers. millipers- dre>-maseFs
srau,-tr.~-.- -shop-giris.- hou-e-kcelssrA
ouT-iux mothers. and i.s.tle women gem
syaliy. ur. F,erce's favorite fre-criptios
i the greatest earthly h-ron. t-ssns sa-
squaled a. an apvstixinG cordial and ~
oaorztive tonic.
As q ~sssihinQ and strengthening Reev.
Inc -FaVorite Prescription l. .neqg&ie@
and Is Invaluable IN sllzy ing aud sub
dunn nervous excitabiliiy- irrItabilify
narVous exhaustion. nervous prosiration
nsufalGia. Ey-tcriA- spasW-. St- iins
dance. aud other distressing. Bervoui
svml,toms commonly attendant 1pps
functional aud oganic disease of th'
uterus. 1t induces refreshing sleep ane
sclievc~ mental anxiety aud drsyr,nsiency
l,r Piarce's Pheasant Pellets inv laorst<
the stomach. liver and to~els. One Y
shree q dose. Lasy ~ take a. candy.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-02-07

Ds1sa Lassfse chsA9es name u
Din Cssasy Tnbsse. Good
eAaa0A. Wssaa. ssd yos ars aseti,s
- - q - fosa lss.i pa0sss n
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-02-07

A general house cleaning and new
inlaid liuIesm for the floors has
vastly improved the Office of ASSESS
or y. ii. Thomas.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-02-07

A. G. Hoel and Misa Helen Hol
comb spent the week end in Denver
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-02-07
Y. c. I. y. COLUMN

Copy for this column il furnished by ladies o
the laeri organization.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-02-07
Us Y.b4.s. sa.r formsla@
:: : 9. :.
d" se fsnlss alrT'Ir
f-Csn o. aari-asalHl.

Nhen ys. gli yctr Gscror shOui il.
tssfc "a voIiF Hlaa +. .ass O. af1lsi.- tel
sresksaz,. ard gcui headaches. ana
vhsr be scss y0H raai-e iafeae. he III
sas. = SoH are t.hS.s-' ayers ssi.s
verk veH "a such tscs.
---A.sss b. .nc !. C. - Co., Lsxssi. AAsA-
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-02-07

Jap-a-Lac
For Floors and Furniture
The Endner lumber Co
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-04-10
HIT BY A STREET CAR.
u. H. Fazel and Daughter Are Slightly
Injured.

j. H. Fazel. Presbyterian minister
Mving four miles south of Topeka, and
his grown daughter were slightly in
jured about five O'Clock Thursday af-
ternoon by being thrown from their
buggy at the intersection of Sixth ave-
nue. and Van Buren, streets where the
vehicle was struck by street car Mr..
Faze1 and his daughter were driving
east in light buggy ard attempted to
cross the street car tracks at Van
Buren, street ahead Of an asylum car.
The fender Of the car struck the rear
wheel Of the vehicle and the occupants
were thrown to the pavement as 1t
turned over. They escaped with few
scratches and refused to accompany
DR.. G. ]. Mulvane, the company ply
stefan to his office for an examination
Of their injuries, claiming that they
were not hurt.
The car was moving at SloW rate
Of speed at the time as the motdrneer,
]. johnson, was preparing to stop the
car at the opposite side of the street
to permit passenger to alight. In his
statement of the accident Mr.. Fazel
says that he failed to hear the warning
gong of the motorman and did not see
the car until the instant it struck his
buggy. The car was in charge of Con-
ductor George MCGOWAN.