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The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1908-04-30
AAxTON NEWS MATT, RS.
Afucn Interest in,he Coming v>ss.

Mucie Interest inthe Coming Tex
Elgcfs1n-Excitezn <@4:*~
by a ksad nOg -Dannie McHt2;t,
Wh0 Was Bitter, Taken Q RiCf s.
naund for Treatment Mr.. Me-
Entyre Ola Pro aIEo,tISn wonder
land shows ia Town Personal
Mention.
Curres. on ence OF The Robesonian.
The when Smith cam
Home" company played re-
turn date here on Friday night.
Although it was the second az
Dearance here this season it was
greeted by a full house. TIE
.speciaitieS were new and catchy
and met with the approval OF all.
The Wonderland Shows arrived
Sunday morning and began yes
os4rday afternoon. but the rain pre-
vented part OF those who would
probably have come from attend
ing the opening. The weather
today is fine and before hed-tim,
The music of the merry go-rOuno
" ill probably have lured many t,
the scene Of action and have
caused them to get rid of .theis
Soda-water money. ,:.~5@ssss .;;>,-~,,..s.
Mr.. Stephen Mcintyre, OF
Lum herton, spoke here this
morning on the prohibition ques-
ton. There is no doubt but that
the voters of Maxton are in IA
v+,r of prohibition, but only a
small number of men attended
| this meeting. However, the at
tendance Of ladies' and children
was good. Mr.. Mcintyre made
. Il abie speech and hel1 the at
tention Of those present from
start to finish. The enthusiasm
with which he was followed was
shown by his being repeatedly
interrupted by cheering. He
compared the present condition
of Robson county with what it
was when it had saloons, show
ing a remarkable growth. He
very ably discussed local self
government and all 0 her argu-
ments Of the saloon msn.
Quite a little interests bein,
mani .es;ed in the coming $Ow1.
election. Mr.. J. G. PARISH, fot
mayor and the cid board will
probably make strong fxht.al
/ though other men of unques
ti0nable business ability have
been mentioned.
The biting of little Dannit
AcNatt, nephew of our towns
man, Dr.. Ii, W. McNatt, by Z
mad dog Sunday morning was
the cause of much excitement il
Maxton. The dog vas disc,vert
playing havoc in the CHECKER
yard ard Dannie, not knowing
chat the dog nad rabies. went tt
drive him away H. threw a;
pi%ce of iron at the dog and i'll
stead Of running the dog al
tackled him and bit hun on thu
hand and in the side. Tn,
wounds we're dressed PROMPTLY
and in charge of Mr.. J G. Par
ish. the little fellow was taken tt
the Pasteur Institute at Rich
mond, Va, where he will b.
treated. Several dogs wer
! bitten by the mad one. Some O
these were killed, others hav
been chained. An order has beel
issued by the mayor com mand
ing all owners of dogs to kee1
them chained for fourteen days
Miss Clarke Bell McNair re
, turned yesterday from a shor
visit to Miss Pearl Morrison
at Mccall, S. C.-Miss Ami
, Cottingham, of Hamlet, is visit
. ing relatives in Maxton.-Mis
. Lillian McNair spent few day
+ in Bennettsville, S. c., recently
. -Mr. John W. Graham, of Re
Springs, is in town this after
, noon.
The ball team of Welsh Nee
: High School, of a artsville, SC
= passed through Haxton this a
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HAVE YOU WEAK LUNGS?
Do You Fear Consumption?

w hen We take into consider
alton the fact that one out Of
every seven in this climate die
of consumption, is it any won
der tn t it is feared by the peo-
pie of Lum berton, N. c., who
have weak lungs and chronic
colds and coughs?
A famous London physician
has for years urged his pa
tents, when the slightest ten
dencY to consumption appear
ed, to take all the cod liver oil
possible into their systems, and
physicians everywhere have
recognized its value for colds,
coughs, bronchitis, consump-
ton and all wasting diseases
but. unfortunately. few could
take it and derive the full bene-
tit from its use, on account OF
The indigestible grease which ii
contained.
We want every person il
, Lnmberton to know the Nalu'
Of our new cod liver prepara-
tion Ninol. 1t actually contain
iii a coiteentrated,iorm. all th'
medicinal body bui..d ding Gle
5 ments of cod liver oil actual
Z taken from fresh Gods livers
: without a drop of oi! or greas
q TO upset the stomach and re
tard it's work.. ~
Therefore, wherever old fash
( Ioned cod liver Oil or emulsion
l. will do good, Vinol will do ia
> more good. We guarantee V
mol will improve the appetite
:. strengthen digestion, make ricl
: red blood, create strength
: cure chronic coughs and colo
and strengthen weak lungs.
- If Vinol fails to give satisfa
ton to our customers, we Tt
~ turn money without question
ID J. D. Mcmillan & Son, Dru:
,e gists, Lumberton, N. c.
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Temperance League Organized
al Saddle Tree.
70 he Editor CT The R4hesenisn.


To he Editor CT The R>,besqnisn.
On FRIDAY night, the 24th,
quite Il number OF the best
citizens Of Saddle Tree town
Ship met and organized IL " f..
mans Temperance League.
The following officers were
elected: Mrs. Robert +. Lewis,
rr~ s'den'; Mrs. F'rAua 7. liam
plrey, wee president; Mrs
Dennis W. Parnell, secretary
and treas urer. After the elsc-
item Of the officers, The gent e.
mcn retired to the school build
:ng, here they held dn inter
esting and enthusiastic meeting
several earnest, fortefui srcecL
es being made by some of ou1
ost prominent men.
The ladies composing the Wo
mans Temperance League of
Saddle Tree are filled with the
~pirit of prohibition. and ar,
IL ping and praying that, afte'
the Goth Of May, they can fully
realize, as vell as sing, "Pro-
hiDition Forever.
.Mes>.s. T.. J Britt and ".
Il Humphrey, Of Lumbe-ton.
~ilI address our Leagueat Sad
; die Tree church on tie tlr>
Sunday in May at $50 p. III
i.verybod! is cordially invi;
ed.
Mrs DENNIS H. PAENELL, e.
Sec. and Treas.
April Is, 1908.
When merchants stop advertising pee
PIE think there is something wrong.
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Il re C. Ma the !'p irg Virus c
chap. tau aud freckle. U.s., Pine
8 ,ys C;nrb 5!ized. (Acts ike f p"ul-
tic, for cuts, sores, buris, chap.
pfd lips, hands and face I
soo'hes and heals, Sod By }. D
cMilian & Son.
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antioch School Closing Exercis-

The closing exercises of the
school at Antioch, which has
cen taught by Miss Rebecca
Russell, will be held next Tues
Gay, May 5th. 1t will be made
he occasion for an educational
md prohibition rally and an
I'D time Scotch picnic. :"
he following programme will
= carried out:
1910 a. m.-Exercises by the
school.
II a. m.-Address by Col. N.
A. Mclean, of Lumberton.
80 Dinner served in the
grove.
- Cop. IN Address by Mr.. W,
B. Malloy, of Fayetteville.
II is hoped that Mr. Locke
iraig, candidate for the Dem O
ratio nomination for Governor
ill also be present. Those
mo know anything about thu
rsakers and the flavor of al
ID time Scotch picnic dom
iced to be told that this occa
s.on will be one of rare pleas
IRE worth going far to ell
! y.
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Plenty of Trouble

Is caused by stagnation of the liver
and bowels. To get rid Of it and
headache and biliousness and the
poison that brings jaundice, take
DR. Kings New Life Pills, the re-
liable purifiers that do the work
without grinding or gripping. Zoe
at all drug stores.
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A Twenty Year Sentence.

81 have just completed a twenty
year health sentence. imposed by
Bucklen's ArnicR Salve, which
cured me of bleeding piles just
twenty years ago " writes q s.
WooIever, of LeRaysville, N. Y
Buoklen's Arnica Salve heals the
worst sores, boils, burns, wounds
and cuts in the shortest time. 2So.
at all drug stores.
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LUCAL BkIEFS.

swm,snsn-srn1uuzr1zsEsAuA's
Mr.. ]. S. Ball, of Asheville'
who is well known III Lnm Der
ton, will b. here again during the
summer to sell tOuaccO.
Mr. John McCallum, of Row
land, has card in this paper
announcing himself a candidate
for the Office Of register OF deeds
of Robson county.
MIR Stephen Mcintyre, pres
ident oil the Robson Anu-Saloon
League, will speak on promol-
ton at Confer church Sunday
afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock.
Mrs. Lacy Balentine, OF All
bottsburu, died Friday and was
buried Saturday at Clarkton,
Mr, Valentine was 80 years OLD
and leaves u husband and SIX
children.
Key. {. p. Mcmillan, D. D.,
who for several years was
pastor of the Presbyterian
church here aud at ST. Paul, will
preach at ST, Paul the second
Sunday in May.
A prohibition meeting will
be held at Hog Swamp church'
BIRTHS township, Sunday after
noon at four o'clock. Mr. II, D.
Britt, of Lumberton, and other
good speakers are expected.
No applicants presented
themselves before Supt. j. X
Poole for the examination Tor
high school teachers certificates
on Monday" and Tuesday, the
DAYS appointed for the examlna-
ton. All are evidently waiting
for the examination which Will
held in July.
AT a prohibition meeting
held at Mt. ELAN church last
Saturday evening much enthu-
siasm was manifested, about eV'
erybodystanding for prohibition.
Excellent music was furnished
by the choir, Mrs. Henrietta
Britt presidingat the organ. An
address was delivered by the
pastor, Rev. M a. Stephens.
Col. N. A. Mclean went to
Laurinburg Monday to hear Mr..
Locke Craig, candidate for the
Democratic nomination for Gov
erno~, and he says Mr.. Craig
made a great speech. The
people of this section will have
the opportunity Of hearing Mr.
Craig in Lumberton next Wed
nesday evening. A large crowd
is expected.
Mr.. U. L. Barrett, of the
Parker-Gardner Co. of Charlotte
who gave musical entertain
inents here last Thursday
and Friday evenings, sold tht
four pianos he brouHht-lvers {
Pond pianos-in less than
weeks time. By yesterday morn
ing he had sold Out-Sold three
pianos in Lumberton and one to
man who lives near Lam berton
lie advertised in The RObesonial
and the above is the answer
That is what Mr.. Barrett say
and he ought to know: he solt
The pianos.
The moving picture shov
Given at the Opera House Tues
lay evening by the Electric
show Co., Mr.. J. A. Poythress
manager, was Witnessed by
large crowd and the picture
we're exceptionally good, es'
pecially the Midnight Ride o
Paul Revere" The show wa
given again last evening, but a
il had been advertised for onl
one evening, the crowd was no
iarge. One-tenth of .he pro
ceeds of last evenings show wa
,iven to the local prohibitio
league. Master John Procto
,eld the lucky numbe and RI
,9ived the aum of So so whic
vas given away.
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When man writes as follows
Jn t you think he means it2 Nr.
q. " illiams, Powderly. Texas,
VS.: Il have suffered for years
18th Kidney and bladder trouble,
sing every preparation | came
ross and taking many prescrip-
ons all without relief until nv at
.ntion was called to Pine les. Al
30 days trial Isl COY, lam feel
z fine Money refunded if not
,tisfed. Sold by j. D. Mcmillan
= Son.
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ternoo1 en- route to McTalt ;
u, where they will play toner
row. They played at Red Springs
Yesterday aNd to-day. Red
Springs wen he first Ean,e by
score OF five u three, the second
being to the tune OF three to two
in favor Of W, n H 8. There is
some talk o. the maxton ooys
getting 4 game with them for
Thursday. but no definite or
engagements have been made.
"xtou, N. T.. AprA IS, 1903.
TEN Eaase Nesss ste:n5.
1orres s;,nriunc,z of The RobssoI;an
Rev. J. W. Co5b is expected to
ill his regular appointment here
sunday. Every oouy is cordially
invited.
Among those that attended
:hnrch 1T Rtgan's Sunday were
Misses Emma and Ruth Britt.
Mrs. Florence Butt and M.
8. f. Townsend ep5ht Sunday in
Red Springs visiting theformer's
daughter, Miss Goa Britt, who
8 student Vi Red Springs col
'cge.
Arrangements are being made
for chiidrens day, which
will De in June.
MISSES E;h4l Malone, Lula 7.
Barker and Mr.. Troy Barker at
tended preaching at the Marsh
Sunday.
Mi. u y. human, of Rennert,
Vas ia this y}vin:ty some time
ago.
Miss Mamie Williams vas the
charming guest of Miss Fonnie
Britt Sunday.
Miss Mary Jane Simms is
visiting near Tolarsvilie this
week.
Sarah Jane"
Ten Nile. N, C., April q, 1903.
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b. an overwhelming vote
.ionday President Roosevelt's
'ur-battleship programme fail
i in the Senate, just as it
ID in the House.
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Don [ Neglect Your Eyes.

Nr H. Smith, I!yesight Specialist will
b> -
l.:ro,, Monday. May 4th,
Rowland, Tuesday and Wedne: day,
aiay sih and Ii
fl;r:Hon., Friday and Saturday, May
Ssh ,aG Ct
g.;;sses fixed to remedy all eye d, fects
Examination OF clildren's eyes a spe-
cial'y. 4-3p-2t
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Newspapers are cheap enough
for every man to have one Of his
own. Quit beating your neighbor
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1t has set the whole world think

tt has set the Whole World q tnlNk-
ing
lyon it all Doctors, as one,
sgree;
The tonic all your friends are tax
ing is,
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain
Tea. J. D. Mcmillan u Son.
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TO WN PRIMARY.
Results of Primary election KEeld
TueSday-Mr. JOha A. Rowland
Nominated for NATURALIZATION
TO be He d Monday.

A@SSu6S -NAEs SCKaka As R0WA60G
Nominated for disqualification
TO be He d Monday.
The primary election for the
nomination OF town officers held
Tuesday passed off quietly, but
much work was done and quite a
mum Der of workers remained at
the polls all day. The total mum
Der of votes cast was 273, as
compared with 266 cast in the
election year ago. About
dozen new names were regis ter
ed.
Mr.. Jno. A. Rowland was
elected mayor by a majority of
7s votes, the only other can IL
date beng the present mayor,
Mr.. E. J. Britt. Mr.. S. Mcintyre,
who was reelected on the board
of school trustees, led the ticket
with 246 votes. The following
are the nominees:
Mayor-John A. Rowland.
Commissioners j. D. McMil-
Ian Ito succeed himselD; Geo. G.
French and L. H. Caldwell TO
succeed w. I. Linlkaw and c.. NJ.
Fuller
Board of Audit and Finance
t. A. Mcneil and Frank Cough
Ito succeed themselves); J. p.
Stansel Ito succeed J. 3. Pit
man.
Board of School Trustecs-W.
Fl. Humphrey, S. Mcintyre, r.
D. Caldwe Ito be re elected; )
Col. n. A. Mclean Ito succeed J.
G. McCOrmick).
The election will be held nexs
Monday, when the above-named
nominees will be elected The
board of town commissioners as
at present constituted will hold it's
last meeting next Tuesday night
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COTTON GROWERS aEg11NG.
Regular Monthly N1eet3sg 10 b
He'd nday-Ressnsa why Il
VIII Pay SO RedWee CCttoR
Ac.eage and Grow Other Crepe.

Ac. cage and Grow Other Crsps.
70 the Editor of Ths Robason.an.
Please publish notice Of TIE
cotton gro y ers and business mems
meeting which will be held inLum-
oerton on Monday, May 4th, All
are respectfully invited to be
present, as there will be matters
of importance to attend to. As
we see piece from Mr.. J. A.
Taylor, president of the National
Ginners' Association, in the last
issue of The Robesonian advis
ing us to reduce our acreage
means mere than we think
When 9-milliOn bale crop will
sell for more money than -
million bale crop, which is fact,
you see the extra fertilizer, labor
and land necessary to raise this
3 million bales will be a total
loss. So if we will grow other
crops we will have the key to the
situation, and then finance tbs
distressed cotton we can grow it
at profit. If you have never
taken time to figure out the diff
ference as to profit in growing
cotton and corn, you say there
is no market for corn. Figure
your corn at one dollar per bush
ell, say nothing about your forage
and pea crop-throw that in to
guarantee 500 per bu. for your
corn. Then let's create market
at home by raising some beef,
milk, butter and pork.
This may be a monotonus sub
iect to you, but I only ask you
to stop and figure it out for your
self and it will open your eyes
aud you will begin to see how
small your profits are in growing
cotton, aad how much greater
the profits would be if we will
adopt the above plan. Subscribe
for The Robesonian and keeI
posted; you can't afford to b.
l without you county paper.
, Truly,
W. P. BARKER.
9 President Robson Cotton Asso'
citation.
Lumberton, N. c., April %
+ 1908.
That it is constitutional TO
q the national government to &C
!. quire land in the States for for
8 est reserves when it can /;
e shown. that such acquisition /
l. an aid to navigation was on til
re 22d declared by the Hon=
e committee on judiciary. TIL
lie adoption of a resolution to thu
IL effect followed d vote holdili
unconstitutional the bill provlC
~ ing for the creation CT II
80 Viii c Mountain and A1'pa1ac.
-, ian reservation in the absen
4e of the required int ornation co
ut corning the effect of the props
N ed reservation on the navig
it bility Of the streams which a
I'd fed by the waters within i
ne boundaries.
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MIR. Craig Forced to Heed Ap-
peal for Car Platform Talk at
Hamlet.

Hamlet.
Mr.. Locke Craig, candidate for
the Democratic nomination for
Governor, spoke at Laurinburg
Monday to large and enthusi-
astic crowd and won votes. He
left for Charlotte that afternoon
and the correspondent of The
Charlotte Observer, i'll reporting
the speech and the Incidents of
the day, relates the following in
cident which occurred at Ham.
let:
An unusual incident, which
attested the popularity of the
man, occurred tonight at Ham
let. Arriving on different trains
Mr., Craig, Mr.. Ashley Horne
and Congressman Claude Kitch
in struck the dining room of tn,
hotel for supper at one and the
same time Efforts were mad
to induce Mr.. Craig to speak all,
he several times declined, plead
ing lack of time, but after he ha
boarded his train, the crow
grew to considerable proportion
and the demand was SO insisten
ne was forced to comply. Il
had only a minute to speak, bt
tha6 brief speech evoked den
onstration and the train when
+ pulled out lefta cheering CROW
t at the depot. 1t is probably tn
first instance on record of
North Carolina candidate havin
to respond to a clamorous appe
IS for q rear platform talk"
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Audit and Finance Board at Work

The county board of audit and
finance began work Tuesday ex-
aiming into the affairs of the new
county officers. Mr.. J. P. Stan
sci, expert accountant, has been
employed by the board to assist
in the work. All the members
of the board-Messrs. A. B.
Pearsall, of Red Springs; Grn-
ham McKinnOn, OF Rowland; J.
NJ, Butler Of St. Paul~-wereh here
Tuesday and yesterday. Mr..
Pearsall went home last night
and Aiessrs. Butler ard McKin-
non are engaged in the work IT,
day. Mr.. Pearsall, chairman OF
this board, will meet with the
county commissioners Monday in
response to the request of the
commissioners that the board Of
audit and finance confer with
them in regard to the settlement
of ex-Shelif McLeud's tax &C
countsfor 1866.
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When merchants stop advertising pee
PIE think there is something wrong.
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Robson Chapter U. D. c. to o.
serve May IL as Memorial Day
Crosses ef AoRaP 10 be Be-

kODesOH chapter U. ID. Z. to o.
serve May IL as Memorial Day
Crosses Of 2oRor 10 be Be-
slowed.
The Robson chapter of the
Daughters of the Confederacy
will observe Tuesday, May r, as
Memorial Day, the 10Th being on
Sunday. There will be exercises
appropriate for the occasion. A
full programme will be published
later.
All veterans are especially in
vited to attend. Gen. F. A. Bond
of Hunters Lodge, will bestow
crosses of honor on the following
veterans:
Colin Britt, John Miller, J. L
McPhail, Miles Rice, Fl.
2. Thompson, H. J. Stone, B
e. Stone, Jonathan Stsr'
ling, William Bracy, Othnie
Bracy, James Bracy, DR.. r. NJ
Nerment, o. G. Norment
n. J. Thompson, f. D
Bass, Michael Bullock, G. w
Darkins, B. F. Freeman, Franl
Lewis, Wash L. Phillips, J. K
Singletary,J. W.Lewis, John Viii
kins, William Phillips.
The ten last named veteran!
should have received thei
crosses on January 10, but the,
were net received in time.
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Ten Nile. N, G., April q, 1903.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-09-03

white clematis and forget-me-nots tied
with blue ribbon and at every cover
was small nosegay of day lilies filled
with forget-me-nots. The members or
the club are: Miss Marie Witwer,
Miss Kittie Lindsay, Miss Gertrude
Barnes, Mrs. Frank c. Bowen, Mrs. S,
], Hodgins, Mrs T. S. Stevens, Mrs.
Z. Bishop, Mrs. Elmer z. Broom, Miss
Jennie Bross, Mrs. Hiatt Brown, Mrs.
5. n. Darlington. Mrs. r. w. Cop
pedge, Mrs. w. H. Davis. Mrs. ]. b.
Doncyson, Mrs. Marie Harmon, Miss
Gussie Fuller. Miss May Hull, Mrs. c.
y. Jordan, Mrs. c. o. Knowles, Mrs.
w. r. Kercher, Mrs. Aline Lanly jew
ell, Mrs. H. E. Lyman. Mrs. .. S.
Moore, Mrs. G. H. Schwartz, Mrs. Nor
ris Schlegel, Mrs. Earl Seymour, Mrs.
F. E. Smith, Miss Elizabeth Smith,
Mrs. J. Howard Stuart, Mrs. c. H.
Shattuck, Miss Belle Swearingen Mrs.
w. c. Webb, Mrs A. o. Wellman and
Mrs. c. c. Winsler. A number of the
members are out Of town but twenty
two attended the luncheon.
X X 4
The sketch depicts a frock which is
very attractive in coloring, and is es-
pecially designed for wear during the
late summer. A little Persian silk was
introduced as trimming in colorings Of
light mahogany. green, orange and
blue, this touch of Oriental coloring
being introduced about the revere col
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|SANTAFE N0TESI

General superintendent F. Q. Fox has
returned from an eastern business trip.
Business car No. 404 has been turned
out of the local shops after being re-
paired and reprinted. The car will be
assigned to the use of one of the di-
vision superintendent
Conductor Tom Verlin is running on
runs Nos. 119 and 120 between Topeka
and Atchison in the place of Conductor
Hewitson-
Engineer E. o. Whitcomb has return
ed to work in freight service after hav-
ing been on the superintendent spec
ial for several days.
Engineer A. L. Burrell of Newton, is
running on runs Nos. II and Is between
Topeka and Newton in the place of En-
gineer w. P. Gilpin. who is laying off.
Engineer g. Miller has been assign
ed to runs Nos. 81 and 81 between To-
peka and Argentine, the runs which
were formerly held by Engineer
Speckin.
A work train, was run east this morn
ing in charge Of Conductor Moore and
Engineer P. ]. Lungstrum
Engineer Dan Shannon and Conduc-
tor Withrow are in charge of an extra
passenger train. which is being run over
the Alma branch today for the benefit
of the Burlingame fair.
Conductor George Scott and Conduc-
tor P. A. Capps are back from visit
to Colorado.
Conductor A. Hewitson is laying off
to attend the marriage of his son which
takes place in Argentine.
William Gummo of the planning mill is
laying off on account of blood poison
ing in his hand.
Enigeenr H. Decker went east last
night on No. 116.
Ed McFarren. a switchman in the To-
cal yards. has gone to Chicago to spend
a few days visiting.
Fireman r. B. McNeill and Fireman
Harry Conwen have been assigned to