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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-03-11
9en GISite gntumpbiL. : en- nnri

-" "'ope 1hipIHpuu. IS en- qQltt-
mel mt BOG berettes: IS @aret
1904 fanot en- Berger / Girma, Sa6.
len paa at Iape en- Sosn meo SiuI
% Striler, Jon naar ban iatte en-
Mfetanisme ! SeuGseIie, ifuISe rule
aflteo itSen Si9Ip al Seite. Sor MI
at pie i'm arnit tiltraaote ban en-
Dag en- &eiie nj Dresden; ban til.
bngelagoe oeiaa ct Stpffe gei, men
iaa bIep Soanen iiboenSe foit I oen
opbe Sole. Supoe geiene p9ret be.
ore, piISe ban nof foumet longer"
Gette or piinct ben isrite automobiI,
iom omtaIes.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-03-11

8rnen: "gfeu bcpnre mia bel. bpors
Dan Der Ter no | &iet.enet. @uuoal Spcrt
eHeiic 6eb o. bpcrcneite @rroe, Tom nm.
bes / 3uict. er 10 FihSenl IN iommer til
al paiie cp ! belle Rat. ier eu iaar Ora
Den Der igier: 3pao bar Su giort?"
aoitepiaer: "Tet or bare Srclenerne,
'om netcp bar oit mig, bporleoes Sc 10,
ger Yoteter paa Seres aoselioIs."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-03-11

Gn Retsias, Tom | Snsbogs fanbt
lin @%filutning / ct. petersburg, bar
p9ret iulgt meb ipGnbt Snteresie
label / Huslano iom / De andre eli.
ropGiife Gamble i9rIig England. Ge
anflaeebe bar Wabame 9reibfopifaio
og Rifolai Sidaifopifi, begee onfIa'
get for revolutionary @~irfiombeo.
Zen iibite bleo belt f~rifienbt, % ben
isrIte ilop meb en- iaa forbolbspis
milo Com Tom 2onbsforpisning.
Sorbsret foreeif for luffebe 9sre.
Sihaifopifi8 mango @enner / eng.
Lamb aioroe tit bebite for at paapirfe
DC rusiiife Granddaughter til at bolbe
offentligt Sorher, men til ingen
Hptte. - @iibgetfomiteen | Sen rus.
fife Sltmo bar ubtalt fig for, at Sor.
pisninaen al ianfalbte "politiife SSor.
~brphere" til Sibirien err ct meeet mi.
ierabelt SpItem, iom ntaa opbsrc 10
for 10 better, oa Ben bar rebitceret
@eoilaningen til benne Ioit til Ell rem
llbetpbeliebeb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-03-11
ou.sssss.. s ssEsa t.)I sals, ea s.sa;

Sc npeitc Surpeopcr, iom or bIet
onifoffet al Slaaben, er uoltpret meb
Surbinmotors oe foiter $1,000 bper.
Ceres Sfubpiboe err op til 3 MiI.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-03-11
Sra uManoct.

@algperioben | England er belle
ipp aar. SaaIPnge fan altlaa Ell
Repr9ientant iiboe | unoerbuiet, bpis
oa life / Melemtioen Barlamentei
piI bli opIeit at Heeieringen og' npe
@alg ubifrepet, bpilfet DOG ofte bGn'
ser. Ien / Manoags meooelte pre-
mierminiiter @sauitb | l%tnoerbniet.
at / Sorbinoelie meb Heformen al
Sperbuiet pilbe ban o9iaa foreilaa,
at gaIgperioSen rebuceres ira ipu til
fem aar. Iegierineens Sorilag til
Smoroningcu al Sperbuiet bill bli
iremIagt | llnoerbuiet ben 29be
Warts.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-03-11
Zen fprite resulrre emftaibsrmtc

zen fpr1fc rcgniGrc SntftfibSrfffc
pil BIZ oprettet | Spiflano ben 15bc
Mai, ibet Der fra Miinben bill bli
foretaaet reeeIm9Siiee Cure ffiitepiS
til Starnberg 90 S~berdmmergdu. SiI
at beisrge Srofifen bar man palgt ct
itprbart 2uftifib al 8ariepaltppen,
Der oripes Of TO Iotorer, bper poo
100 SeitefrGfter. Soruben 9eiGt-
ninsen fan 2uftifibet fsre 12 Rosia'
eerer. Sarten for Sltr % Hetiir til
Starnbere bill bIi $55 og til Sberom'
mergaii $t75. gn tpif Officer ifal
fungere iom aaptein. Srafifen ifal
inbItiaet oert lite September.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-03-11

o. bpuy W otostbA~S"tth
@rsnta bite fig iom e, ubmarfei
grftionarius, Der opnaaebe en- label
agtis bG Rris for fine @arer.
Der er inger Spil ON, at gntaIei
LAT NoromGn6 / Sopebitaben itaoigi
forsges; berom fon nia1, forpisie iie
peo at eiennemie Gooresiebsserne for
De iioite @ar. Ser bIiper Here oe
lere @orffe Wabnc for bpert gar.
Set er fSrit efter set norffe Selffabs
|StifteIie ! 1902, of noeet bar peret
'eiort forat iamIe Iationalitetet oe
opretbolbe Horifoommen / Sopeoita.
Den. 9ette SeIifdb bar imiblertib
nofsrt ct goot grbeioe / oenne Iet.
ming, os bet ffpIoes osiaa bette, at
ben firfelige Sammenilitning bar
laoet fig orbne. Sagen er MI | en-
iaa goo Gang, at Der neppe er nogen
Sore for, of bet ifal bIioe opgipet.
ut Der er Sanurbeioe meIlem De to
Sammenliitninger berries bebit Der.
oeo, at iamtIise MsebIemumer Of So
miteen for 2irfearbeiSet en- ~peIfienote
Reblemmer af 6et norife Selifab,
iitNbefattenoe oettes Sormatto og Se'
fretPr.
Eoitiparebdmfer bar o9ret pao
Sopetet ofte | 2gbet al De iiolte 10
20 gar, men fsrit | 1908 iatte ct al
De itore BARTER, oct republifmife
oeres Snbfsrelie poa fit Brogram.
5orat opfplbe 2sftet i programmed
bar p~ebfommenbe Gomite / Senatet
looet noarbeioe ct Sorilag til Spret'
telie at Goitiparebmnfer, og bette bar
M | Here 9age p9ret unoer gehoub.
ling meb iiffer lloiigt til, at bet bill
blipe peotaget / en- noget foranorei
Sfiffelie. Com man bill erinbre, for
Iangte De i~aafalbte Sniureenter I'M
Der Sarifoebatten, at aoneresier
ifrloe opfploe Programmes 2sfte oa
neoiptte Solben. Se regi,lgre &e.
p%ublifanere mente imiblertib at babe
giort, bpab Irogrammet ~forlangte.
naar De blot ~foranbrebe Sariffen | en-
eller anben Hetning. timber ge'
banolingen al Sorilaget ON Eoit'
iharebanfer | Senatet bar man boz
ret 8ione til onltrertt BET ompenote
Sorbolb. De regulpre iniiiterer pao
%eotaeelien / Senbolo til Troerm'
met, meoel,s Sniurgenterne Der ipneS
life at tage oct iaa neie meo 2sfterne
% logger ane Slags Sinoringer
ipeien. 9emofraterne er ale imo>
Goitiporebanfer, men bar Dog pe>
enfelte afftemnin9er biiilpet De re-
glil9re til at ilaa Sniurgerterne, Der
iammen meo Semofraterne og nogle
regllGre &epiblifmere, Der for In'
lebningen forlob fine Tartif9aer, lei
reoe peb en- meget pigtig IfItem'
ming. Haor bette trpffes, bill for
mooentlig Senatet bare peotaget 60
ben ON Yoitiparebmfer, men oerfor
er bet life iiffert, at Suiet bill fac
Sib til at bebanble ben / bernie SEES.
lion. Ger er itemlig for Ilpor Salt
ON at lutte Sesiionen allereoe ber
lite Iai, iaa at Meolemmerne for
fomme biem ii. fine ~reipeftioe 8iitrif'
ter % arbeioe for fine 8ienoalb. Bri'
merpalsene foregaar paa mango
Steoer tioIiet paa Sommeren, lac
Der er life ioa lang Sio at gisre paa
Som bill erinores, bapbe pi pac
Snaiigirntiousbagell, ben Ace Wsarts
Iiiior, en- poIoiom 9li55aro meb Gem
peroturen unber Srpiepllnftet, % DC
blcp BET iao omtrett aigiort, at Sn
cNn 80. Sror,ttNar
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-03-11

Som bill erinores, bapbe pi paa
SnaiigurntionSoagen, ben Ace Warts,
ifior, en- poIoiom 9li55aro meo Gem.
peroturen ruber Srpiepunftet, og oa
blep Oct ioo omtrent aigiort, at Sn.
niiglratior8oagen for Sremtioen
ifuIoe benIpgaes til en- ienere Sato,
I. Or. ben 3Ote april. Gen fierbe
Narts iaar bar berinlob en- aloeIes
ioeel Gag, boab @eiret angaor. Ser
Dor parmt % oeiligt Solifin belle 9a.
gen. Nu berer man life mere ON
isoronbrirq al 0ugen. Ser er ltge.
iaa flor SmoipnIisbeo for gobt iom
for oaarliet @eir Den 4be @arts, be-
ser oct, % boorfor ifl,Ioe man oa
aisre Ell Soranbring9 gn 4be @tarts
til meb 9oSt @eir bill f%ormoocntIig
lebe til, at Tlmten bIiper alocles op-
aipet, inStil man ieien foar en- 8ien'
al SpIepelierne Den Ace
Oeorts, 1909. Get toler maoife life
til SorocI for bort @eirbproa, men
oct bsr bog for Sanbbebens SfpIo
nrpnes, at bets SorlioiigeIier for
Idrts ifior bar aIoeIes De
iom iaar, nemIig "fIart %
milbt Seir". VI. 9.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-04-23
At Local Thedters
AN ODD EXPERIENCE
Richmond's Theater Public Actually
Sees ! Good Stock Company

The theater public Of Richmond Is
enjoying a unique experience this
week they have actually been witness
ing q stock production worth while.
Monday the Richmond Stock company
which will II supported, hold the
boards at the Gennett indefinitely, OPP
ened with 1.-THE Wife," and this Be
lasco play has been offered through
out the week. It Is strong play but
could easily be made ultra-melodram-
attic In the hands Of the average stock
company. However. the Richmond
Stock company is above the average
better than the majority OF road shows
seen here land, consequently, THE
Wife" has been thoroughly enjoyed by
the audiences this week.
The cast is not letter-perfect, but II
balances exceptionally we'll Mr..
Brickert, Mr.. Russell and Mr.. Preston
are exceptionally clever actors Mr..
Atcheriy performed well IN . hard
role. Mr.. Greenfield in q Juvenile role
pleases. Miss Babcock takes the
leading woman's part in 4 most pleas
ing manner. and she has hard part
to play. The other women of the cast
balance II up well. W.R
Goddess o. Liberty.
Miss Olive Artell. one Of the dainty
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-04-23
FLIGHT OF THE Eln1n.
Liberty Monday Night

Rushing Thro0sh Spae8 - - &aAo -
. MillioM Miles = 0ay-
Our dear old earth. which scems In
movable and solid - Ne 80 abouG o1r
daily work or travel over IN fusrowea
surface. b Jet spinnine and rolling
and sw1ying In complex but orderly
motion. Its axial rotat3on glves -
day and night Its circuit round ths
sun brings the seasons and the rear.
The circling Of the poles produces tho
procession OF the eQutnoxeA The
planets perturb in It's courses. Tho
plane Of Its orbit sways up and down.
and It's perihelion Is slowly shifted.
The neon swings round . center
OF gravity common to both. while The
sun and all our system speed onward
to some far distant goal Aud. u the
bright star in the constellation Taurus
Is the central point round which this
vast orbit sweeps. then Alcyons = the
center OF the universe for us.
AS far as astronomers can judge.
this motion through the vast abyss OF
interstellar space Is Mt the rata Of
about a million miles q day. and Il Is
In the direction Of the constellation
Hercules The motion through space
Is believed to- he away from Argus and
toward Hercules Some have thought
that Alcyone In the Pleiadca II some
where near the center Of the vast cir
cult swept over by the sun and bib ~
tendant worlds. II this In true. thai
beautiful star rs It silently twiukles
In the constellation Taurus becomes
Of surprising interest to mankind
Chicago Tribune. =
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-04-23

marvel, in his wrestling with alliga-
tors and other sensational feats. The
Russian Troupe can sing will, dance
somewhat out of the ordinary and APP
pear in costumes that are very attrac-
tive. Forty L. Brott & Co, in Mar
ried for Money" are presenting fine
comedy sketch in most entertaining
manner. The Three Dreamers can
sing and dance and withal are laugh
provokers. The motion picture also
adds comedy to the bill. Without
doubt this is one of the biggest, il not
the biggest bill Richmond audiences
have had the opportunity of witness
ing.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-04-23

There IL more Catarrh In this section
OF the country than all other diseases
put together. and until the last few
years Was supposed to be incurAhlaL
For great many years doctors pro-
nounced It local disease and prescrfb-
ed local remedies. and by constantly
failing to cure with local treatment.
proven cAtArrh to be constitutions
disease and therefore requires conxtf-
tutional treatment Hairs Catarrh
Co. Toledo. Ohio. IL the only cOnsti-
futtOna1 cure on the market II u TAX
. teaxpoonfu1- 1t acts directly On the
blood and mucous surfaces OF the syS-
tenn They offer one hundred dollars
for any case Il fails to cure. Send for
circulars and testimonials
ADDRESS. =. J. CHENEY CO. Toledo.
Ohio.
Sold BY Drugxista. 7sc.
Take HANS FaHiiy P1lls Tor const3
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-04-23
Business College Notes

L. B. Campbell made business trip
to New Paris Thursday.
Addah VALLEY has accepted posi-
ton with w. III. Bartel and will begin
her work Monday.
Gladys Perrin OF Alpine. Ind. will
spend Sunday with her parents.
N. H. Chattin has accepted a position
with the Richmond Light Heat & Pow.
ser Co.
The managers Of the various schools
OF the Indiana Business College will
meet in Indianapolis today to transact
business which is for the interest of all
the schools Mr.. L. B. Campbell Of
this school will be In attendance and
will be accompanied by Mrs. Campbell
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-04-23
Juan Vargas, Oldest Man In the United States
Old Wants Live Until September 16 to Celebrate ndred
nldN

saw the city deserted and Alamo in rll-
ins after its Texan defenders had been
put to thesw0rd by Santa Anna March
Is, 1885. Again he had been pressed
into service, this time to serve as a
mental.
Since then Juan Vargas has lived in
San Antonio. He has never travelled
ON q railroad, only twice on a street
car and has always had his quota Of
Cruel and corn mush, the only things
he has eaten now for many years.
Peppery food and fiery liquor he no
longer consumes and the only slim
ulant he now takes is coffee. He says
that he has never been absteminous in
either eating, drinking or smoking,
and that his long life is due to racial
! rather than individual traits, con-
tention supported by the fact that the
Indians Of Oaxaca are remarkably
longlived.
Juan Vargas OF course. is poor. Like
all OF his people he has been Improve
dent. Had he held all the property
he once owned in this city there is nc
doubt that today he might be wealthy
man. He had owned and lost greal
deal Of real estate now in the very
heart Of the city.
"But am afraid the worry would
have sent me to my grave long ago.
he said, speaking Of this. You sef
the care of wealth would not have per
mitted me to live the life SO free from
worry which have lived. ! have
never worried about anything, senior
/ and that, I think, is to a large degree
responsible for the many seasons
have seen.
j Physically Juan Vargas is fast disin
tegrating now. He has lost control o
his limbs and for some years now b.
has not been able to walk nor eat un
assisted. But he has not suffered OF
i that account. His relatives, Of whom
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-04-23

there are over 100 in San Antoine
taking the best possible care of him.
He is wheeled around in chair, fed
his mush with the care one would
give to baby and his cigarettes arc
rolled for him by some OF his great
grandchildren or their children.
But his mind is still active and
auto. Juan Vargas still remembers
everything as if it only happened yes
terday. He can draw word pictures
of the many events he witnessed tina,
are marvels as to details and accuracy
He remembers the appearance of Hal
ley's comet in 1885 and the many con
lectures that were INDUCED in by his
kind as to the meaning Of the flaming
sword. He talks louder than does
the average man, his hearing is still
unimpaired and his sight, while mo-
as hawklike as 1t once was. is still a.
good as that OF most people.
Juan Vargas has five generation!
living In this city, Rosa Vargas, !;
three year old girl. being the younges
OF the family. From Juan down there
is only one complete line. His daugh
ter, Jacinta. is 81 years of age, he,
son, Ambrosio. 60. his son Havian il
II, and his daughter, Rosa is three
Vargas has another daughter. Geron
ina, who is 80, and son, Juan Jr.
who died at the youthful age of 81
The descendants of Juan Vargas from
these two children are many.
RI ever man Was loved nv his chi
dren and theirs it is Papacita Vargas
They call him papacita an endearini
form of the Spanish papa because the,
are greatly attached to him. The,
minister to every one of his wants
wash his face and comb his hair as /
he were baby, kiss his weakened
old hands and smooth his WRINKLES
brow In the Aztec and his kind pa
rental and filial love were ever strong
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-04-23

who will visit friends during the day.
Earl Miller, who has been attending
night school entered day school this
week and is getting along nicely.
Henry Caldwell will spend Sunday
with his parents in Dayton. O.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-04-23
Tn. Roo.t.r Not N. or,v one

The Rooster Not the Only Ons.
Yon all laugh ut the rooster for
imagining the sun rises only with bis
permission aud upon being announced
by him. How much different are you:
Can you conceive OF world without
you In it?-IAwrence (Mo.) journal.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-04-23

There is no cough medicine SO popu-
lar as Foley's Honey and Tar. 1t new
er fails to cure coughs. colds. Group
and bronchitis Sold by all druggists.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-04-23
Practical Poetry,

PA. here's Il piece of poetry that
says something about 'm0ated
grange. What is .moated grange.
pay
''Lemme look at it. guess that
must be misprint for garage. A
moated garage is one that's designed
for motors. That's it.-cleveland Plain
Dealer.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-04-23

Good results always follow the use
OF Foley's Kidney Pills. They give
prompt relief in Ill cases OF kidney
and bladder disorders. are healing.
strengthening and antiseptic. Try
them. Sold by Ill druggists.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-04-23
Confrapv

Contrary.
Biggs-That fellow Oliver is inclined
to be somewhat contrary. isn't he:
briggs Contrary. Why. II he had
two ideas in his head they would fall
out with each other:
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-04-23

condolences in Mort Singers Chicago
success, 1.-The Goddess OF Liberty
which appears at the Gennett Monday
is the daughter Of clergyman, and q
Methodist at that Miss Artell is .
young woman Of intellect as well AZ
physical charm. and upon. at least one
occasion, attracted notice from the lit
erary world, by an essay. in one OF
the magazines, upon the Ideal Hus-
band" as Miss Artell confesses to only
twenty-three years OF age, her opinion
on the subject may not be entirely
sound, but her epitome on the article
in question, attracted wide attention.,
and commentators from the critics.
Her conclusion being the, ideal hus-
band, was the Golden Rule in Trous-
ers."
Richmond Stock Co.
Tonight the Richmond Stock COM
pany will give their last performance
OF THE Wife" the great Belasco De
Mile piece with which they have op-
ened their spring engagement at the
Gennett theater. The company will
make way on Monday and Tuesday
evenings for THE Goddess or Liberty"
and THE Third Degree" and will
start their week on Wednesday night
with the Leffingwell version OF the
well known st. Elmo. Mr. Preston
claims for this version the advantage
of following more closely the story
than the one presented here earlier
in the season, and assures another
performance quite az charming as The
Wife
The Third Degrees.
II lacks but few days now till the
latest New York hit. THE Third De
gree will be produced 1t the Gen
nett and that . great audience win
greet the peculiar s.Kleinesque- dra-
matte document Is q sure fact
The coming Of The Third Degree
to Richmond marks new venture ii
Itheafricals- The sending Of show on
the road. one that could. IL the man
axement had the desire to keep II
there. stay IN New York indefinitely,
is N innovation, and that 1T win and
ID striking m Apprecizfive chord II
forcefully demonstrated by the mar
Vicious business record Of '.The Third
Degree" since II took 10 the road.
Bert 6ssan.
Again the people Of Richmond viii
hare m opportunity Of seeing Beri
Sv11. the damtlesa fearless, aquatic
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-04-23

Skiilful pilots gain their reputation
from storms and tempests.- Epicurus.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-04-23

CoRpELiA.
too-more loaves to the sack. EcpunNsA.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-04-23
A Godsend to the SIeepIess.

"a Physical Wreck In Bed,
Back on the Job In
Three Days, after TAX
ing Duffy's Pure Malt
Whiskey. Which Re-
stored My Health and
Enabled Me to Sleep. =
Mr.. James Byrnc writes as follows
l want to tell you Of the benefit
l have derived from the use of Du6y's
Pure Malt Whiskey. / am hotel
clerk 81 years Of age and for four years
have been at night work. Eating
irregularly and trying to sleep in the
daytime had made me . very weak
man physically, and ~ thin Is the
proverbial whip. ! was finally COM
PEELED to take to bed. / started to
use your Pure Malt Whiskcy and in
9 days / was hack on nv lob.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-04-23

Miss Olive Artell. one Of the dainty
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-06-25

, one who finds it return It to the sani-
tary department at the city hall and
receive thanks.
Commissioner Tandy of the city is
figuring on placing in the next city
budget an order for three compressed
air street sprinklers for the city He
would have the business streets thor
oughly cleaned every night with these
machines.
The new Topeka magazine called
Current Topics has just been issued by
its editor, Miss Elizabeth N Barr. It
is full of bright breezy stuff about the
club women and about Topeka. The
first number is criterion of good
things to come.
City Commissioner H P Miller has
returned to his duties at the city hall
after long spell of sickness at his
home. Mr.. Miller has been feeling i'll
ever since the strenuous campaign In
the spring. He claims that he is in
| fine condition now.
The county candidates are attending
every sale, every gathering and every
social of every kind in the rural dis
trfcts, putting in good words for
themselves. This is rich pickings for
the churches who wish to get a good
crowd at an ice cream social.
Rev. Frank Ream. an ex-Rhodes
scholar, who has been chosen to fill a
vacancy at Baker university next fall,
will preach at the First Congregational
church tomorrow morning. Rev. Mr..
| Ream, who has been located in a Wa
terville church, is said to be brilliant
| speaker.
| After celebrating most of Yesterday
| afternoon the county commissioners,
! sitting as a board of equalization, re-
duced the appraised valuation of the
Ghroop hotel from $4,000 to $65, 900;
| that of the National from $4,000 to
S156000 and that of the Wolff Packing
plant from $4,000 to $152, 00O An err
rCr was found in the totalling of the
] values of the Gordon Brothers proper
| ty at Fourth and Kansas avenue and
| it was reduced from $16.690 to $13,2IO.
The long distance running champion
| ship Of the police department is now
| firmly held in the clutches Of officer
| Fribance who sprinted three miles on
| the Union Pacific track yesterday be-
! fore he captured Frank Murphy, the
| lad who stole 1897 from the Provident
| Association. Jailer Al Hopkins pro-
poses TO tighten weight by cutting off
| his whiskers ard challenge Fribance
! for the belt in a five mile heat on the
! fair grounds track Curing fair time
and books will be opened for bets by
! Col. Boyd Immediately after The Fourth
! OF July.