The Emporia Gazette from Emporia, Kansas • Page 6

Men's Winter Underwear In all Wool, Wool and Cotton, Wool aiid Mercerized, Wool and Silk. la two-piece or Union Suits, at prices fro ill $1.00 to $6.00 ER SUIT. THE JONES Clothing Company TO: Hear Munhall. At 7 o'clock last nighl Ihe. audito- rium'at the First.

Presbyterian church was about half filled with people who came to hear Dr. MuiihUll, the evangelist. At five minutes seven, the room was full and the usher began taking people Millo the lecture room and parlor, and the gallery was opened, -i At ten mnuiles after seven the extra filled and people were lined up all tlu- -walls, in. five minutes more the ushers took down their S. R.

O. would have done so, had snch a sign been posted. People stood six or eight the auditorium, and half that deep in.the east end of the lecture room, which is the part of the building least adapted to hearing the preacher. Andy Ireland, head usher, is an ar- tisl in his line. He was assisted by more than a dozen nien from the different churches.

They disposed of more than 'fifteen hundred people without getting their wires-crossed in a single instance, and there wasn't Ihe slightest disorder. The names the ushers, as far as was possible tu obtain them, are: First Methudisl. A. C. Ireland, Cory Ireland.

VV. A. Givin, Marry Dwcllc; First The Hi Henry Minstrels. Hi Henry gave a creditable minitrel show Saturday night before a lair house. The first part setting was of unusual-- beauty, and- is one of the handsomest sets ever seen in Emporia.

Several good voices and chorus work was developed as lite show progressed, and tlie opening dance with colored light was well The olio opened -with a.sort medicine show number, which seemed to please. The miniature stage with the Uitomut- ors giving a vaudeville show was both a novelty and an enjoyable, number. George Culbertson, G. Hurley, Brunei-, John MeClnrc; Grace Methodist, 11. Presbyterian.

J. E. A. Smith: United Daly; Baptist, Many Grades of Coal it's an easy matter for y-ou to gel just the Coal lo suit your need. Some prefer a slow burning others want it to burn want hard and others want soft no matter what kind you -want, have it clean and right in price.

Watson Ballweg COMPANY What Your ideas of a line Piano may be. The Smith Nixun, Lagonda, Ebcr- and sold by ns will furnish yon with your ideal Piano. il comes to Brilliant Tone, Ens Action and Durability in a Piano rv'c can please you. Will you give us opporl unity today? Pianos sold with a guarantee that holds good that's our guarantee. The Emporia Music Co, James Moses, J.

R. VVaddington. Emporia men ure interested in the Munhnll meetings, and seemed lo make up fully half the congregation last nighl. any means a "sisters' and this is what evangelists like to see. Of course they admit the usefulness-, of the sisters, and rtre mighty glad to have them come to church, but they get a double welcome if Ihcy bring the brothers along.

The evangelists probably think the women's souls are just as valuable as the men's, but the men are harder lo say the a rule special efforts are made in their behalf. Dr. Munhall preached on the authenticity of the Bible last night, and took perhaps half an hour "to his own satisfaction at story of Jonah and the whale. Probably not one-tenth of the people cared anything about the old whale, but whether-they did or not, they got a good dose of him last night. The remaining hour of this he preached a straight hour and a half- gave more proofs of the authenticity and infallibility of the Bible, and he gave some -wonderful instances of the efforts at its destruction that have been made, and which have failed.

He told how. if all the Bibles tlie world were would-still be impossible to eradicate Us influence. The work of nearly every writer of note contains many scriptural allusions and many direct quotations. Nearly all the great paintings in the world are scriptural subjects, and carry with them the teachings of the Bible. These, -with a number of other most aptly told, show what a big job the man who would destroy Ihe Bible would have on his hands.

"In fact," said Dr. destruction of the Bible is an impossibility; it of divine, not human, origin, hence no human power can destroy it." The singing was good, as it is every nighl, and the choir loft was crowded lasv night. Mr. Lowe has a personality which makes.thc people sing whether they want to or not. Mark and Baxter, the singing and dancing comedians, were clever in their line and Charley Gano gave a black face monologue that was well received.

Hi Henry, rendered some beautiful solos, and responded 'to several encores. The last number in the olio, which -brought in nearly the entire company, was a new departure from the beaten path of minstrelsy, and brought out some new ideas. 'flic other night when Dr. Mimhail asked all those present al the revival meeting who believed.in paying' their honest debts to shake hands, iliere was general hand-shaking and grabbing of mils, which would have caused the heart of a professional collector to leap with joy. Among those who look part in this demonstration was a man who is known all over the town as a professional "dead beat," but he was seen pumping arms his neighbors as vigorously as if he didn't owe a cent.

The next day he received four bills dated over live years ago. For Sale. Our business and properties. No. yuz Cedar street.

No. 52? Soulh ion street. No. 710 West Ninth avcnue. No.

West avenue. No. 315.South;'Mechanic street. Make us an offer. These must go by December CONNELL ROBERTS.

The young people's meeting at the Presbyterian church yesterday afternoon was a great success. Fifteen hundred people were there, and there were 150 conversions. The theme of Mr. Munhall's talk was'''Don't waste your life," and he applied it so well to the lives of young men and women present that many felt the importance of settling the question ot their salvation then and there. Mr.

Alvord wants.to serve notice on all of his friends that he will open the studio Thanksgiving day, a legal holt- day, and take everyone's picture, who comes, and further hopes to receive telephone dates for each hour of the day so no one will have to wait their turn. Dp it while you are thinking about it. Studio phone, 57. Residence prone 24.1. SANTA FE NOTES.

Night Ynrdnuisier FuUom, has been hiving for the past few dnys, lie returned to work yesterday. Dnr- fiiB absence his duties were performed by Switch Foreman Steinmeier. Machinist Val l'eniber has beui transferred tr-ar, the dny to Ihe nighl force. i Engine is in the shops for repairs tu steam pipes. Kngmc is in the sliotis for light repairs.

Clarence McC'iiHom. supei iiiicndenl of thy iniciids to lay oil a few days this week. His absence v. ill necessitate a 'substitute coming down from-Tope to relieve him. It is rumored here that fingins'-'r Uoddy.

who makes his hciul- at Xcwton, will his position with the Santa Fe, to enter the ernp.loy ot llie Dearborn Chemical Company, of Chicago. Mr. Uoddy-is popular man wilh all the employes the road, and his resignation will lio heard by with genuine regret. Bonus clerk F. G.

Wallace returned Sunday after a day's lay-oli. Kay has returned to work i'l UK' machine department after two weeks' spent in assisting the chief clerk Superintendent Smith's office. machinery tu be used in the of the drop pits in Ihe roundhouse lilis arrived, and is being stored in the supply department. Engine M54 is in Ihe shop for repacking boxes. The turntable will soon be c( with a motor which will greatly iacili- a'tc the moving and handling of the increasing number of engines wind', are handled the roundhouse.

Ir addition I the fact lhat the work car Lie accomplished in less time than under the former system, only one mar will be required to the table I he machinery'has already arrived and will bo installed as soon as possible. Engine 1455 was turned out of the shops yesterday, after undergoing repair for a broken valve plem. Water Service Foreman Harmon is pushing the construction of 'he way car pipo line, in order to gM it completed before cold weather. W. liorna rd has been assigned to the fireman's extra board.

Bids arc up lor the fireman's po- Miion nud ,319 belwe Salina and Abilene, vacated by Firrman Courts. The fireman's position on run and at Tonkawa has been vac.Hid train for (he puiposi-'of ascertaining the uinuunl.uC cwftl coiiiumed by the. large compound anil also to tc.xl their hauling power. Engine uai is in the shops for light repairs. Assistant Uoilcrniitkor Lewis, who ras severely bunted at his home sfwne time ago in ixUemplins lo light his kitchen lire with con! oil.

has recovered from his injuries and will resume his iiuli''s lodiiy. litmus Clerk F. G. Wallace took a livy-off yesterday. Kay of Ihe forov.

performed his in his Fuemasi Auyi-rOl laying Fimuaii Keed is taking a lay.oft. Fireman Morgan is marked "off" on the board in the roundhouse olTire. Engine 1455 is laid up for repairs for a broken valve rod and rocker box. Knjiiue 063 was sent to Ttipcka Fri- tiay to receive repairs the shops Fireman has been assigned work on the extra board. Fireman began work as extra thcman Friday.

Fireman Oldham of the extra board assigned lo duty on Engine 470 Friday. Mrs. William Rankin Hendy Dead. Word has been received hi Kmpona jf the death U.mkin llciuly. -vhich occurred in Chicago last Moulay.

Mrs. llendy had been sick wilh mcunionia bul a short time. She formerly Miss Carrie Frost, and WAS "eared in limuoria. Her father was late Dr. G.

Frost, and many people remember bolh the 7rost and the Hendy families. The ulernu'iil was made in Jefferson Cily. last Friday, which is the home of Dr. J. F.

Hendy. Uankin llemly's fa- 'her. Dr. llendy is a former presi- lent of the Colluge of limpovia. Mrs.

Samuel Perry Smith, of Diego, a si.ster of Mrs. llendy, was j'n Chicago al the lime of her death, and to Jefferson City for the funeral, company -with the bereaved hus- Why We Them Wrr think woll of Clotheralt because wc havc less difficulty in selling' them ami less after they are sold than any other line. That means that they satisfy the wearers, it's mighty pleasant -this having confidence in the yon buy. John Wilkie, of Congress, reported to the police today that a bicycle was stolen from his home Saturday. It-w'as in a piano box in the yard during the day, but was missing Saturday evening.

John Ringer. Iras the case and says he knows the thief and will arrest him. by Fireman -Robbing, and is open for bids. FircUiati has. the run south of Newton on runs the position will be given lo the lir.sl elegible bidder.

KEMEMBER 1 t's now November, and what outside building ami you do tills full you must do quickly. We bave a reputation delivery. your lumber here. JAS, Lumber Building Material and-Coal i Sixth A.VC and Constitution! Afternoon meetings be held T. 1'.

Alexander, Florence, was in Emporia yesterday and today to visit his S. Alexander. He will leave today for Kansas City, where another brother, Will Alexander, of Mound City, is seriously sick in a hospital: Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, at 3 o'clock, in the. Presbyterian church. Children's meetings will be held Tuesday afternoons in (he First Methodist church, at 4:15.

The meeting tonight will begin al 7:30. The children's meeting Saturday night filled the Mclhcdisl church, and the slcreoplicon pictures shown by Mr. Lowe were greatly enjoyed. He gave an illustrated story of the life of Christ, up. to His baptism.

VanGundy, of Majova, formerly of Fmporia, is in town visiting with friends. He will in a few weeks and take his family with Football Undertaking and funeral Call Samuel Bros. Two licensed em- inei-s at your service, Phone 9JO, T. P. Stcphenson.

I'hone 91 W. E. Samuel. John VV alters went to work as caller of today. There is a vacancy for a fire mini on 527 awl 528 south of Newtou 'Kcn- sioned by the resignation of Fireman Kosson.

Bids-are up for firunuui on niglit pusher al Florence. Runs'Hi and to Arkansas City, is without a fireman on account of resignation of Fireman Mnybcll. PassiMifre'r run 535 and is fov bids for a fireman on of Ihc promotion of Fireman Yacls. Ilarney Mills will resume bis duties as caller tomorrow, having been ffl for a few Fireman McFnddan has resigned his position. Almost all of UK; passenger v'l'rc marked on time yesterday wtlh file exception, of Nos, 6 and No 6 was run in two scclioin, the first section being on time, UK regular train was two lioi'irs rtn-j late.

No. 2 was six hours late. There is no place in Lyon county where "you can buy a good stove at so little cost as at Haynes Brothers'. Nothing but fun, with pvetly girls who are said to keep their voices with them, "Ikey and Abey" at the Whitley tonight. Miss Helen Vkkrcy rctunvcd yesterday from a two 'Jays' trip to Ad- mir, wlitrc'slie filled two whistiing eli- Our new stock has arrived and we are pre- patedto show a complete Hue of Balis, Jackets, Trousers, Head Harness, Shin Guards, Shoes, etc.

W. R. IRW1N Sec our. big line of brass and iron -forty-eight styles to select from, From and Up. Samuel Bros.

George Merwin, a conductor on the Superior branch, cut one of his (lingers Normal Lecture Course. The Bostonia Sextette with Shanna Cummings, soprano November 14. Lincoln Steffens, December 4- Oberlin Glee club, December 20. Willis A. Moore, chief United States Weather Bu i-eau, Governor Hanly, of 'Indi ma, January.

Frederick Moore, London Times Associated Press cor respondent. Course tickets or $2 Call at Normal office phone 34, two Rings. The account of the Slate Normal which appeared in yesterday's Topeka Capital was a credit to Ihe ichocil as well as to Emporia. A pic- of L. B.

Kellogg, the firsl-presi- lent of the institution, one of'J. H. Hill, the present president of the school, and three other pictures one if the main building, one of the library one of the training school build- ng, were the jive pictures that ap- icared with the article. The Star Clothing CLOTHCRAFT MAN Some Just Bake Ordinary Bread Others Use Five Roses Ordinary bread don't suit you, or suit us, That's the reason we make KIVK KOS1CS su So you can have nice, larg-c loaves of pure, white bread--better than other Hour will bake. Won't you yiv.c K1VE a trial now, so you can haU'c the kind of bread you want and can huveV You have baked the albcr khul long- enough, Just 'say "Kive Roses'' when you order Hour.

J. R. SODEN'S i Five Roses Collar's Barber Shop I off al Concordia Saturday while was unloading an oil barrel: he The first of the jury cases will come up ne.sl Monday in the district court. Court adjourned last Saturday and will convene next Monday. fiiarantcc you better ihis does not apply to the favored few, biit to everybody.

Gregg, Lexii liouck, of Salem, is visiting wilh friends and relatives in for a few days. Trainmaster Lloyd' Stanley made a business trip lo'Topeka Thursday. Engineer Dan Mohlcr and H.irry Pcnfieici, of Uie Middle division, have been transferred to La Junta for permanent service. The railroad crossings at Third avenue and Wesl slrce.l are being repaired. W.

H. Hamilton, division muster mechanic with headquarters at Argentine, was in Emporia Friday. Engine 474. regularly driven by F.u- gincer Charles Jackson, is in the shops for light repairs. Traveling Engineer Welinan, of tho Eastern division, was in Emporia ycs- While here he took oilt.ji tcsl At the U.

of L. F. October i -committee was appointed I ar- for tile twelfth annual ball lo be at the Walson-ilallweg hall, November 16. Tile following conunil- was-appointed: Y). K.

Hamilton, L. D. Cooper and C. O'Xeil, This till be an open ball. All are cordially iivited.

to altciul and enjoy a goud lime. THE EMPORIt FREE LIBRtRV and Ma.rkttSt»; Open oxoept Sundays ahd hol idays, a.m. p. A Spencer, of Coal Creek, I.i cd family to liis cat of houhchold gOodfr arrived today. Northern grown potatoes, rlteajj, iit and ten bushel lots, The Crescent Miss Fitity Hooper spent Sunday in Madison ab the guest of The swfcllest line of piloto illal cti.tld be sccuted GH'yg (lor of PlynioiUli, as in town yfcsterday on bttsiiu'ss ciiipa nl Roll- grocery A case of scarlet fever was quarantined yesterday al tlie holilc, sotlthcast of town.

C. A. Neighbors, of McHicrson, was in Emporia yesterday and -today on btuiiless. F. 'lltulbon, of Clinmitfi, was in town yesterday on bnsinesb.

NcsV leather post cards jtlsl. in, Pliliilb's Hook btore "Ikey and Abey" be the. bill at Hit Wllitlfcy fonigtif and Mrs A. Frank arc (he paren ti of baby git) Ay. Jones, of was in town y'csicrday on busiiiuss.

Jhhalhan a( Itn- Colttir.e Do You Want an Electric Flat Iron 9 No working over a HOT Slovc. Nodist, Alwiysretdy louse in 1 hive just i shipment. Better lit US show yiu hour Ihty mueti trouble your The Superior air-tight and Oak Garland heating stoves are money makers. They save the fuel and warm the floor: Call at Haynes Brothers' and sec them. Piano Students.

The term begiiK Noviiinbe Jo-Sliipley Watson Pia'nu School street. horse Write G. llox Strong Miss Mary was lioin from City und spent SitndM. wilh her parents. Uoberi Atisliti a tul Eisicst Jones, spent Sunday in Alex Yant, of Rocky Ford, was i Emporia.

ycsturday oil business. M. Allen, of''Plymouth, was town on business. Mary C. Beers "'spent Sunda with her sister in Bnrlingioti.

lo day from jail. Tile nejil lime yrtu coal, ttl? phone Common Baths tor Dirt, Russian Baths lor Rheumatism and that Tired Feeling I UNDER WHITLEY OPERA HOUSE if? The South-west I i -i 1 lie li'i'iin lltiil. tdiil; hrul ni 'N i Limited lirsl year, and lias lu'lu it i I 5:55 p. in. and in.

An'ives I'liiun Station, in IAMYCS LJiiun SUiUnn, 5 p. in. and Gram! uf Chicago), al the I Chicag'o g- "Langa', higher iind i'urlhx. G.L, OOBB I Southwestern Passenger Agent 907 Main Kansas City, Mo. A Chicago, Milwaukee St.

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