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New-York tribune., 1911-11-15

ARMY.
Colonel HUGH L. SCOTT Sd Cavalry. from
o1.ee Of chief Of stan. 70 Holbrook. Ari-
r.. thence 90 Fort Sam Houston
0oionel CHARLES G. WOODWARD. coast
r. artillery. retired January 16.
io"oNng changes IN corps Of engineers or
aered captain CLARENCE o. SHEER
Kill, from duty under Major Clement
Major Burgess 10 Nashville vice Major
r.. EDGAR JADWlN. 10 Washington.
NSpiaE PETER W. DAWSON, from 4th 10
caotsia WILEY HOWELL from 9th to 4th
captain WILLIAM H. ROSE. CORPS OF en-
.iheers from corps OF engineers. via
Hew York city 70 Culebra, Canal Zone.
First Lieutenant JAMES H. DrcKEY. 18th
First Lieutenant JAMES G. sTEEsE. corps
ol engineers. from lsthmian canal Com
.a..!9n 70 Washington. report 10 chief Of
.-Eiist Ldsutenart Maurice Buchsbaum. medi-
81 reserve corps, honorably discharged
firt Lieutenant FRANK B. EDWARDS. 18th
re airy. 90 Fort Meade.
Nv Lieutenant JOSEPH /. SANFORD.
medical reserve corps, from active duty on
expiration Of leave OF absence
"'@F's ~ absence: captain JOHN r. BOS-
-. medical corps. three months and
-ffI days from December =. First Lieu
-aW WILLIAM & SHIELDS. medical
tofls. two months; First Lieutenant ROZIER
BA1LF. medical corps. two months:
fi.a Lieutenant JAMES q BOSWELL.
=" lnfantry. three months First Lieu
tenant JOSEPH J. SANFORD. medical
iF. c0rps. one month end hyc days
NAVY
"'af Admiral * Il. USHER. 20 naval examin-
s board and naval retiring board. Wash
iisplsin ~. , JONES commissioned.
eieiiaut Commander +. + EVANS. detached
Mt Michigan. L. command the Monaghan
.'ti5ahl Commander ". T. CRONAN. de-
tNN me Monaghan. 10 naval lDSUifai
, Norfolk
& - Nenant Commander r. W VINCENT. com
. - - sBnked
''4sn " ,. COCHRANE. Jr. detached the
~ sshan. 10 naval hospital, Charleston
sn BROSHEK detached reserve tor
In, tt'@ division % the Monaghan.
MAJ ~, g COOPER Jr.. commissioned.
iman y sINGlTFF. Jr., detached the
"iseoitin. a. the Hannibal.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-15
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

BUTLER VALET 49, Thoroughly experienced,
competent. trustworthy strictly sober; neat;
willing 10 be useful: excellent long references,
written and personal Kasbar. POI East sIth 81
Cook - BUTLER - thoroughly experienced,
neat Young couple are open for engagement;
VIC arc strictly economical; are careful in
our work: only small family Of adults, living In
a uodern little country house, who are earnestly
desiring a long-term service of quiet but up-to-
date couple will answer this; II Will pay YOU; no
washing: s65-S75. Call or write VI H. lS4 East
10Th St. conner Lexington ave.
COOK and BUTLER.-Colored man, refined
qualities as plain cook and butler, and take
care Of entire apartment. Nunes, 80 W. eSth ct.
USEFUL MAN.-German-A American; 30; wants
position as useful man, experienced me
chanic: will tend furnace and care for grounds:
has best Of references; reasonable wages.
Miss Buckleys Employment Agency. II West
42d. Phone, 74s7 Bryant.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-15
CARPET CLEANING.

c,RVFIII. CARPET CLEANING CO.-Cleans
a. ~omnres.ed air steam. hand or on floor
,r5s Rrnadway, 4at East 4sth ST. coz a
BRANDT Tel. la2-3sth
NEW YORK CARPET CLEANING WORKS
FINE RUGS WOVEN FROM OLD CARPETS
Prices Reasonable send for Circular.
Tel. 1902 1898 Hryanl 45I-i59 West iath ST.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-15

CHAMBERMAID 90 WAITRESS. - Young Irish
girl: very desirable: long references; $&-s3O.
c.. Miss Hofmayers Agency. S2O-322 9Th ave.
Telephone 4527-Madson Square.
CHAMBERMAID and WAITRESs.-Best refer
ences. l62 East S3d ST.
COOK-Swiss. first class all branches with
four years excellent references; city or coun-
try; S4O-S45 Industrial Association Employ
ment Agency. II West 42d Phone $40
COOK-scotch young, $40; friend chamber
maid. waitress; S25; together or separate;
2iz years city references city or country
Industrial Association Employment Agency
II West 42d Phone. 1910 Bryant.
COOK WAITRESS.-You swedes. excellent
long city references; together o or separate A.
phone 4527-Madison Square.
COOK.-Neat strong Swedish girl: excellent
cook. manager can bake very Wiling agree
able; best references; S35. Osterbergs Agency
7I6 Lexington ave. Tel 1o55-Plaza.
-COOK.-Can take chefs place, understands
French cooking, etc. excellent New YORK
and Newport references. H.. Miss FitzGer-
aids Bureau. 503 9TH ave, entrance 42d.
COOK.-By a good Protestant woman; first
class; in refined family Of adults; best ref
erences. Address or write 1872 9th St. Hoboken
y. 8.
COOK: CHAMBERMAID. WAITREss-Two
Swiss girls together or separate; cook frs.
class: cham6ernaid waitress; years excel
lent personal references city or country. In
dustrial Association Employment Agency. IT
West 42d. Phone. 52iO Bryant
COOK-Assist with washing; 8 years reference:
$50; also. chambermaid and waitress; SO; city
or country. Wilson's Agency, l4l East 5Ith ST.
Tel. 2224 Plaza.
COOK.-First class cook: hest references, city or
country $40. l02 East 33d 81.
COUPLE Neat Danish man, excellent butler
valet. useful wife. good cook houseworker or
upstairs maid very steady. reliable: best refer
enCoS. $50. anywhere. Osterhergs Agency, Il6
Lexington dve Tel. 1055-Plaza.
COVER NISS.-German. speaks French, 1tal
ian. English; teaches music. four years ref
crence from one employer city or country
b. Miss FitzGeralds Bureau 503 5th ave.
entrance. 42d.
HOI-SEWORK. Very neat competent Swedish
girl: good cook two in family; S25: wash
ing. Wilson's Agency, l4l East 57th 81 Tel.
2224 Plaza.
INFANTS or CHILDREN's NURSE Excellent
Young English hospital trained nurse; s25-sa5
NJ Miss Hofmayer's Agency, 320-322 5th ave
Telephone 4527-Madison square.
KITCHENMAID. .-Nea, strong Swedish girl;
speaks English; excellent kitchenmaid plain
cook: willing oblging best references Oster-
bergs Agency. 7l6 Lexington ave. Tel lO55-
Plaza.
LACNDREss. s.-Swiss; first class shirts. col
lars cuffs; 2 years excellent references; city
or country: $50 S35. Miss Buckey's Employ
ment Agency. II West I2d. Phone. 74S7
BRYANT.
NURSERY GOVERNESS.-Reh young Ger
man. good linguist: cheerful, attractive per-
city OF country; S30-s35. Miss Buekey's En-
psyn:cnt Agency. II West 42d. Phone. 7iS7
Bryant
WAITRESS S.-Neas Swedish girl:
excellent waitress: bcst references; $50 Oster-
horc's Agency. 7l6 Lexington ave Te,. 1865
Plaza.
WORKING HOUsEKEEPER.- By refined young
Protestant woman In refined small family Of
ability. can or write. Housekeeper. 1862 9th
st, Hoboken, n. j.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-15
STORAGE NOTICES.

TO: A. Sweeney, Paul X. Henkel Mrs y. H.
Stuart. Miss F. A. knight, Mrs. J. III. Gil
mour Miss T.. u. McEntee or Mrs. \. II. Sea
YER. 81. Bartholomew Loan Association, Max
II. Schan. Mrs Daniel j. Suly, Mrs. r. g
Lent Stuart Bentz. DR.. Fl. H. Gormly. Howard
Chandler Christy. Mrs. r. Wright Mrs G.
Clark. Mrs. Elizabeth O'Meara. Mrs. T. A. Sin
clair. Everett w Russell. John McArdle. r. u.
Gurney. Homer X. Gilles. Miss y. r. Kusk;
You and each OF YOU are hereby notified that
the time for the payment OF our lien upon the
property hereinafter described having expired,
after due notice thereof had been given YOU.
We will cause such property, 10 wit. Household
Goods, Personal Effects and Merchandise.
stored I'm the Columbia Storage Warehouses by
YOU or in your name cor I'm which YOU may
have an interesD. 10 be sold at public auction.
according 20 the statute In such case made
aud provided. at Nos. 80 and ~ West 9th ST..
on saturday December =. 1911 at 80 \. M.
and N the sale thereof is not completed on said
date tho same viii he continued at the same
place on each and every saturday thereafter.
beginning at 1880 A. NJ. until the sale Is conf
COLUMBIA STORAGE WAREHOUSES;
New-York tribune., 1911-11-15

fasse1 assistant Paymaster d. b. VAIN
WRIGHT. Jr., commits stoned
fassed Assistant Paymaster J. n JORDAN de-
Mcned navy yard New York: 10 navy yard,
MOVEMENTS OF wARsHIPs.-The fol-
lowing movements OF vessels have been re-
ported to the Navy Department
ARRIVED.
Nov 12-The Hector at sewars Point
nov. 1S-The Saratoga, the Monterey and the
Quiros. at Annoy; the Peoria. at Guanta-
namo; the Virginia and the New Jersey, at
Hampton Roads
SAILED.
Nov; 13-The Macdonough and 'the Worden.
from navy yard. New York. for Newport;
the Mohawk. from Norfolk for Washington:
the Washington. the North Carolina and the
Salem. from Newport for cruise: the Nir-
gin!a and the New Jersey. from Tangier
Sound for Hampton Roads.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-15
IYpewRITINo AND TYPsWRITgRa

AT astonish.ngly low prices: underwoods. Rem
ingtonn Royals. etc. rebuilt and guaranteed.
FOX TYPEWRITER AGENTS. % Nassau ST.,
Manhattan "a Court St. Brooklyn.
VICTOR VISIBLE. 10 Nassau ST. Catalogue
free: all makes taken part payment; barsalnS
W Underwoods. Remipstons. oliysra smithA
New-York tribune., 1911-11-15
Alley now Rachel Lane.

Grand street.
The Street number Of the above described
,rarnisas is 576 Grand Street. Borough OF Man
haitian. CITY Of New York.
PARCEL NUMBER THREE.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-15
AUCTION SALES.

N,0pTCsGE SALE-By virtue OF a chattel
mortgage .w.l foreeloss and sell today, 2
II KraTshaar. Attorney Tor Mortgage l. Simon,
New-York tribune., 1911-11-15
BOARD AND ROOMS.

A UONT win American people with aim 10
please. private house; opposite Park. conven-
icbt 10 ali ca.s: large, small rooms parlor din
ing Telephone. 1s52 hBflsli'' 81 Ne1l l2ith.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-15
LOST AND FOUND.

iosT Pearl necklace with diamond clasp be
tween 62d and 10Th sts., Fifh ave, or 10th
st tunnel. 9Th To sth aves liberal reward n re-
turned. Address l.. Box ". Tribune once.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-15
RusINESS CHANCES.

EVERY ONE Is INTERESTED in outdoosl
aniusements but few have considered them az
interest In a proven enterprise that will pay0
over 10 per cent? Further particulars from MoSj
Donald Virgins Company. 2o1 BroadWay, N N
New-York tribune., 1911-11-15
DANCING ACADEMIES.
SCHOOL AGENCIES.

an.rican A. Foreign Teachers Agency.-sup-
,,IIss p'ofeSsors Teachers, Tutors. Goycrnesses.
,tr Ia colleges Schools and Families Apply
to Mrs ~ i. Young Fulton, Zd Union square.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-15
HELP WANTED.

Female.
GENERAL HOUSEWORK ER. German; nll
round good cook and careful manager; S25;
excellent references. Moorman's Agency, 4G3
Lenox ave. Tel SO Morningsde.
WANTED-A young English or German girl
as nursemaid for two children. seven and
two years. in Elizabeth. y. j. Apply goo
Fitch ave, suite 500. between 10 and IL
o'clock Thursday. November &c.
WANTED-A lady practical and expert
enced nurse; must take entire charge Of
child eight months and general care Of child
FIVE years Wages $50 per month. Would
prefer personal references.
Mrs. Il. j.. General Delivery. Hackensack,
y. j.
WANTED-Assistant in homo for GONZALES
cent children; must have some knowledge
month. with hoard and washing a. C., Box
9, Tribune Of'ce.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-15
Army AND NAVY ORDERS
rFrom The Tribune Bureau.

IIF1m The TTibune Bureau.I
Washington. November IA.
ORDERS ISSUED.-The following orders
have been issued:
New-York tribune., 1911-11-15
DIAMONDS AND WATCHES.
DIA NJ O " ID S
Can be returned Nithin one year.
CHARLES A. ktfNt, $50 Broadway, New York
PROPOSALS,

INVITATION FOR PROPOsALs.-TREAsUR
Department. Washington. ID. G., Noyemher
. l9iI-Sealed proposals will be received se
this Office until 3 o'clock l.. NJ. on the nth day
OF December l9ii and then opened, for the
reconstruction. etc. Oncluding plumbingl. oc
the H. s. Marine Hospital. at Stapeton. staten
Island. New York The work consists OF the
construction OF two three-story wings having
structins the entire interior OF the old buid<
ing and adding "A fourth story 10 portlou
thereof Drawings and specifications may ba
obt aimed from the Custodian OF the buildings
or al this office at the discretion OF the Super<
yising Architect, JAMES kNoN IAilohS
Supervising Architect.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-15
WORK WANTED.

CHAUFFEUR wants position; s
years experience; Al machinst Y. H., 212
West SOth st
New-York tribune., 1911-11-15

sTENOGRAPHER. : Experienced; will assist
with bookkeeping. W. H., Box To- Tribune Or
fee
YOUNG man (23). experienced In stenog-
raphy and clerical work. wishes position
with opportunity for Advancement with good
firm hest references +. H.. Tribune Once.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-15
Female.

YOUNG MAN. IS, desires position In Office
anything Hearn, 216 East 46th 81.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-15
Female.

CHAMBERMAID 90 WAITRESS. - Young Irish
girl very desirable; long references $&-S3O.
c.. Miss Hofmayers Agency. 320-322 9th ave.
Telephone 4527-Medson Square.
CHAMBERSiAID and WAITRESS refer
Henderson gold leaf., 1911-12-28

Thirty Of the old Confederate
Veterans have died at the Sol
diers' Home at Raleigh duringt he
present year. This is a very
forcible reminder of the fact that
the line OF gray is constantly and
rapidly growing thinner as the
years go by, and that we should
all try to do more and more to
make their remaining days on
earth as comfortable and happy
as possible. Let us not be un-
mindful of what they suffered
and endured through the trying
wears of the sixties for the cause
of our Southland. 1t is well in
deed that our State has already
provided a comfortable home for
them over at Raleigh, where
they may spend the remainder Of
their days free from toll and
care, and no effort or expense
that the State can possibly afford
should be spared to make this
home all that the old soldiers
the heroes of the sixties, if you
please-could desire. There is
nothing too good for the old
Veterans.
Henderson gold leaf., 1911-12-28
Hit By Fast Train.

John Johnson, a painter by
trade, who lives at Ridgeway,
was struck by the Seaboard Air
Line passenger train, No. 81, at
Manson early yesterday morn
ing and seriously injured. He
was taken to Rex Hospital at
Raleigh. Johnson's injuries con-
sist of a shoulder blade and bone
fractured, his jawbone broken
and several ribs broken. 1t is
also thought that he is internally
injured.
Henderson gold leaf., 1911-12-28

The officials of the Seaboard
Air Line claim that it would cost
$500 a day extra to locate the
new terminal here instead -'of
at Norlina. But it might so turn
out that it would cost the Sea
board from 100000 to 5000, 900
a year to ignore the claims of
Henderson in this matter. There
are two sides to almost every
question.
Henderson gold leaf., 1911-12-28
NOTICE.

have this day qualified as admins
tratrix on the estate of Luther 81.
Mabry, deceased, before the Clerk OF the
Superior Court OF Vance county, and
this is to notify all persons holding
claims against said estate to present
them to the undersigned on or before
the 3Oth day of October, 1912, or this
notice will be pleaded in bar of the re-
covery thereof Persons indebted to
the said estate are requested to make
immediate settlement.
This, the 3Oth day OF October. 1911.
MRS. SUE B. MABRY,
Admx. Estate of Luther H. Mabry, decd
A. G.. ZOLLCOFFER Attorney.
Henderson gold leaf., 1911-12-28
Christmas Tree at South Hen
derson.

derson.
Last Thursday evening at the
closing of the South Henderson
school for the holidays a number
of the parents and friends Of the
children gathered in the school
building, where an interesting
and amusing program of songs,
Christmas carols and recitations
was we'll rendered and heard
with great pleasure. The tree
had been prettily dressed by the
scholars with paper flowers,
paper chains and strings of pop
corn. But while the room was
closed for an hour at dinner time
old Santa Claus became busy and
loaded it with toys, picture books
and confectioneries. Just as the
last present was handed to its
happy little owner a large box Of
oranges, nuts, candy and raisins
was brought in sent by Mr.. j.
A. Moore. AS these were dis
tributed JOY and gladness BEAM
ed from every face, and old
Santa himself must have been
over joyed to see such a merry,
merry crowd of happy boys and
girls. Mrs. S. Watkins, Mrs. T.
M. Pittman and Mrs. Hill Par
ham very kindly and generously
helped the teachers to make this
an evening of rare pleasure to
the children. To these ladies
and to Mr.. Moore they wish to
express their sincere and hearty
thanks.
Henderson gold leaf., 1911-12-28
Notice.

have this day qualified as executor of
the last will and testament of Silus
Powell deceased. late of Henderson. \.
C., and hereby give notice to all persons
having claims against his estate to pro
duce them to me forthwith If not pre-
sented within twelve months this notice
will be pleaded in bar of their recovery
Henderson, NC :, Dec 18th, 1911.
OLIVER H. POWELL,
Exc. OF the will of Silus Powell
Henderson gold leaf., 1911-12-28
THURSDAY, DEC. %, 1911.

The only remedy that promises
a speedy and permanent cure for
the Seaboard Air Lines present
troubles with Henderson IS a
more equal and liberal division
of our friendship and patronage
with the Southern Railway. A
gain Of something like 500, 900
in freights at this point within
the next twelve months would be
about all the inducement the
Southern would ask to bring its
shipping facilities in this city
fully up to the standard of all re-
uuirements, while a loss of that
amount would undoubtedly cause
the SeabOard to sit up and take
notice. You may resort to all
the other remedies you please,
but here is the only eficacious
and permanent one for the Sea-
boards present ailments. Mind
you, we are not advocating the
idea of making the Southern
Railway a cats paw in this mat
ter. 1t will be to the everlast-
ing advantage of Henderson for
this to become a fixed policy for.
the future. The Southern Rail-
way has probably never received
the encouragement in Henderson
that would have undoubtedly
been to the decided advantage Of
the town and its manufacturing
and shipping interests to give it,
and the sooner we wake up to a
full realization Of this fact the
better it will be for US.
Henderson gold leaf., 1911-12-28
The Natural Process.

Swans sing before they die,
don't they?'
80 they say"
well, wouldn't it be a nice
arrangement if nature could only
reverse the process and make
some ., people die before they
Henderson gold leaf., 1911-12-28
SATURDAY. DEC, 30.

1911.
SATURDAY. DEC. 80.
11:00 A. N. Sermon lSuggest-
ed text Phil. 3:13, l44 ReT. J. Il.
Spaulding. .....
Has A. 81. The Local Church
in Relation to the Kingdom,
Rev. J. ". Morgan.
1:30 P. NJ. The Proper Men in
Discipline of the Present Day
Church, Mr.. T, NJ. Pittman.
,: P. NJ. Some of Our Bless
ings of the Year, Dir. ". B.
Daniel.
2::30 P. NJ. More Compact
Fields and Conversation OF
Energy, Mr.. r. L. Bennett and
General.
SUNDAY. DEC. 81.
1000 A. VI. The Sunday school,
Lesson.
1O:45 a. NJ. Address to Sun
day school, Mr.. a. T. Barnes.
HOO 4. N. The Social Teach
ings of Jesus. Rev. J. ". Nor
gan.
y Noon Christian Culture as
Cause and Effect ir Christian
Growth, Mrs. J. W. Morgan.
1870 P. NJ. Adjournment.
1:30 P. NJ. Summary of Work
in Our Seven Foreign Mission
Fields, Prof. J. I. Alderman.
200 P. NJ. Baptist Progress ir
Our State and County.
l. A Retrospect, Mr.. T. NJ.
Pittman.
2. The Prospect, Mr.. A. T
Barnes.
800 P. N. Business.
Henderson gold leaf., 1911-12-28
A Fish-Pole Hat Pin.

Little Brother Where's my
fshin' pole gone to?
Bigger Brother Sisters usin'
it for a hat pin.
You will never succeed if you
spend half your time telling what
you are going to do and the other
half in explaining why you didn't
do it.
Henderson gold leaf., 1911-12-28

You may count upon it that if
YOU will give Judge Powell a fair
whack at the vagrants and blind
tigers, he will not be long in find
ing more useful and honorable
employment for them for the
next few months that of build
ing much needed good roads in
this section.
Henderson gold leaf., 1911-12-28

1t takes a great many people
from four to six weeks to get
ready for Christmas, and almost
that long to get over it. But
they have little else to do, and
so thee is really no time lost
after Ill.
Henderson gold leaf., 1911-12-28

Have you decided to draft ar
entirely new set of new yeal
resolutions, or try to make Out
with a revision of your old ones
Henderson gold leaf., 1911-12-28

Did the stock you took in
Christmas really pay you?
Henderson gold leaf., 1911-12-28

The most quiet and uneVentful
Christmas in years, is about the
way it passed off in Henderson.
However, mere was much social
intermingling and real enjoy
ment among the people of the
city, and no end of gift-giving.
The poor and the needy were not
forgotten, the various Sunday
schools and benevolent societies
carrying sunshine and gladness
into many homes that otherwise
might have been dark and cheer
less. There was probably less
drinking and public drunkenness
here during the Christmas season
than ever before, and very little
disorder of any sort. Good will
to men seemed to be the spirit
that pervaded the entire com
munity, and open handed hospi-
tality reigned supreme in many
homes. OF course there were
those here, as was doubtles the
case almost everywhere else, who
chose to throw in a discordant
note. Otherwise it came mighty
near being q model Christmas in
Henderson.
Congress will reassemble for
the long session in q few days.
and there is every indication Of
lively times in Washington for
the next few months. Some are
predicting one Of themost stormy
sessions in a long time. Ger
tainly it IS destined to be most
interesting and eventful one.
The high tariff walls are going
to be vigorously aSSailed by the
Democrats. and as vigorously de-
Tended by the Republicans. The
Democrats are in the saddle in
the House. and the Republicans
IN the Senate. For this reason
neither party will have clear sail
ing, and any tariff measure that
passes at this session will most
likely be compromise measure
between the two parties. There
will be a battle royal from begin
ming to end for political advantage
in the coming presidential cam
paign.
Henderson gold leaf., 1911-12-28
Program of the Vance County
Union teeting.

To be held with the Island
Creek Church, December 30-31,
1911
Henderson gold leaf., 1911-12-28

1t is strongly limited that the
Henderson police department
and the Recorders court will be
temporarily converted into an en-
ployment bureau with the in
coming of the new year to find
work for the idle negroes about
town. This is exactly what
should be done, and every idle
negro in town, who will not go
to work of his own accord, should
be given a job on the public roads.
A splendid start has already been
made in this direction, and the
good work should be carried on
to a finish with the opening of
the new year. Idle negroes who
do not want to go to the roads
should seek some sort of real en-
ployment at once.
Henderson gold leaf., 1911-12-28

A delegation from the Cham
Der of Commerce was recently
told by some of the Higher
Ups" of the Seaboard that what
that road was soon going todo for
Henderson would be so thorough
ly satisfying to the people of this
town that they would not even
ask for the new terminal or any
thing else. Possibly they are
going to send us another case of
soft soap" and sugar-coated
promises. Anyway these two
commodities, when received from
the Seaboard officials, have here
tofore been thoroughly satisfy
ing to the people of this city.
Some people spend most of the
time in getting ready for certain
dates on the calendar. Now that
Christmas is over, it will take
them two or three months to get
ready for Easter. Then it will
be the Fourth of July or some
thing else, followed by Thanks
giving and then Christmas again.
But the folks who are really
doing something in this world
and stand for something in the
community are the ones who take
the liveliest interest in the work
days on the calendar.
Henderson gold leaf., 1911-12-28

IKE. OF the will of Silus Powell.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-03-04
WHY IS IT

That large dog will allow a lot of
small children reariy to tease the life
out of him and never move
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-03-04

A SOUND REASON.
Mistress-Didn't you hear me call
ing, Jane?
Jane-Yes'm, but you told me the
other day never to hanswer you back