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Address MRS.lM. BwH SGUth ECHfij Inds. U-J a PI fied, assented to, approved and adopted and such consolidation consummated or whether such Contract and Articles of Consolidation shall be rejected; 1 (3) To consider and vote upon the adoption of a resolution accepting the provisions of Article II of Chapter 12 of the Revised Statutes of the State of Missouri, 1S99, and to authorize the filing thereof, all as required by Section numbered 1059 of such Revised Statutes in thp case of consolidation of railway Corporations; and WESTERN RAILWAY COMPANY, a corporation of the State of Kansas; THE FORT SCOTT CENTRAL RAILWAY COMPANY, a consolidated corporation of the State of Kansas; KANOPOLIS AND KANSAS CENTRAL. RAILWAY COMPANY, a corporation of tho State of Kansas; THE KANSAS SOUTHWESTERN RAILWAY COMPANY, a corporation of the State of Kansas; and THE LEROY AND CANEY VALLEY AIR LINE RAILROAD COMPANY, a corporation of the Stale of Kansas, whereby all or any of said corporations and The Kansas and Colorado Pacific Railway Company have agreed to consolidate in the whole, and to consolidate tho stock of the respective companies making such consolidation, and to form and make under and pursuant, to the laws of the States of Missouri, Kansas and Nebraska, a new, consolidated corporation be known as The Missouri Pacific Railway Company, owning, controlling, possessing and bringing under one management all and singular the linos of railroad and other prop-prtics, real, personal and mixed, powers, rights, privileges, immunities and franchises, belonging to any of the companies making such consolidation, upon the terms and conditions fixed and stated by said Contract and Articles of Consolidation; 2 Fej the purpose of voting upon the question whether such Contract and Articles of Consolidation, so made and entered into, shall be rati Some women retain (4) To take any other action in the premises, and to transact any oth- er business that may properly come before the meeting. Such Contract and Articles of Consolidation will be submitted to tho meeting of the stockholders so called for examination and every stockhold-" er attending will be furnished with a printed copy thereof, and at any time before such meeting any stockholder will be furnished with a printed copy I of such Contract and 'Articles of Con solidation upon application therefor dining business hours to Rich- ards.

the Assistant Secretary of the I Company, at his office in the Richards Block in the city of Fort Scott, Kan sas. Dated May 29th, 1909. I Geo. J. Gould, President of The Kansas and I.

Colorado Pacific Railway Company. A. H. Calef, Secretary of The Kansas and Colorado Pacific Railway Company." WILL HANG BERT TAYLOR KILLED HIS SISTER ui 4NA.AVV Upt IEBRASKA.t FAIHER IK ALUN CO. PO0RH0USE Date of the Execution is Fixed for September 17.

Defense Was That Taylor's Double Did Killing. After a spectcular man extending from coast to coast, a final surrender in southern California to a railway brakeman, a trial and conviction in a Nebraska court, Bert Taylor, who once lived in Allen county and whose father is at present an inmate of the Allen county poor farm, is to expatiate the crime of murder on the gallows in Minden, Nebraska, on Fridays-September 17th. The following dispatch is from Minden, Nebraska: "Bert Taylor was tonight found guilty of murder in the first degree and District. Judge Rungan sentenced him to be hanged on Friday, September 17th. The jury, which had been out since Wednesday afternoon reached a conclusion late this evening after a long argument.

"'Taylor killed Pearl Taylor, sister of his dead wife, whom he had induced, with another sister, to visit his home, lie fled and was pursued for weeks finally eluding capture only to betray himself later whjle in southern California. "The feeling against Taylor was so strong at the time of his return from California that for the sake of safety he was taken to the penitentiary at Lincoln." The Iola Register says: "While a resident of Iola Bert Taylor had. worked for James Mills and C. C. Luccock.

He drove a team fm Mr. Luccock. Some time in 1906 Taylor quit his position here and went back to Nebraska where he had formerly lived. There he committed the crime for which he has just been convicted. Two days after the crime was committed in 1908, Taylor returned to Iola.

He sought Mr. Luccock an? asked for a job. He was told that the contractor was full handed. The next morning circulars announcing the crime were received in Iola and officers began a search for Taylor but without success. He eluded the offic ers throughout the country until last spring- when he surrendered on a Southern Pacific passenger train to the brakeman.

"I'm tired of being hunted like a hound," he- declared. Taylor's defense was that not he but his double had committed the murder. I have an enemy who Iookt just like me," he would claim. 'Hi-did this job. and blames me for "It is said that, even while a fugitive, Taylor wrote to the.

sheriff at Minden, claiming that he hao met his double and had had a terrible fight with him in an attempt to bring h'm to justice. Taylor wrots that the 'double' had threatened to kill him if he, Taylor' didn't take tht blame for the killing. It was a sor. of a Nick Carter tale which was giv en little or no credence. "George Taylor, the condemnct man's father, who is at the county farm, knows that his son is in trouble, but does not know the terrible fate which awaits him.

Taylor never gets any letters Matron Percy said over the telephone this morning, 'but he had heard that Bert was in "The aged parent was not told of the arrest of Taylor and the local officers verdict of the Nebraska jury and the sentence fearing that the shock mighi prostrate him. "A large reward was offered for the arrest of Taylor and the local officcri were on the lookout for the fugitivt but he never showed up in this lo cality after the crime bevame known "Taylor was a good worker, C. Luccock said this morning, 'but he was a bad man. If I recall accurately, when he left Iola he was working for the Santa Fe and boardUu at the home of a Hutchinson. He-gave them an order on his time in payment for his board and then has tened to the paymaster's office and secured the money before the landlord had time to appear with his order." Any skin itching is a temper-tester.

The more you scratch the worse it itches. Doan's Ointment cures piles, eczema any skin itching. At all drug stores. "1 Children Cry FOR FLETCHER'S CASTO I A Jno. T.

Else. Undertaking. Phone 1400 The statement that the city had a slip-shod way of keeping its ordinances was no thrust at any particular city official. The old ordinances those enacted before 1894, are in book form, and all other ordinances are written out and. indexed in five books at the clerk's office.

The system the clerk has of keeping them is a faultless one but the council should have a new book published, revising the ordinances and iPublshing all the newer ones. It is a difficult thin? for attorneys to find certain ordi nances that are not in the fifteen-year- old book and this is wiat they object to. i'- WHAT A WOMAN: WILL H0TO0. There is nothing a woman would not do to re-gain Uer lost beauty. She ought to be fully as zealous in preserving her good looks.

The herb drink called Lane's Family Medicine or Lane's Tea is the most efficient aid in preserving a beautiful sVin, and will do more than anything else to restore the roses to faded cheeks. At all drnggiats and dealers', 85c lOLABOYr US Handicapped Your neighbor over there, who lives in his own home, has the advantage over you who are paying rent. He can save every month, other things being equal, the amount that goes into your landlord's pocket-Perhaps he is still paying for his home; the result is the same. Every dollar he pays upon his home is a dollar saved. Don't be handicapped In this way.

You can as. well be paying for a home. Thanks to the present plan of selling homes upon extended payments, they are now within reach of any person with a little loose capital. See about this. i Othick Co.

Fort Scott, Kansas. Alaska Yukon Exposition Seattle, June 1 to Oct. 14 The Northwest is -the vacationist's mecca this summer everybody's Mate up your mind to join. Take a real vacation and see the prosperous Northwest. To have a trip worth while, go via Yellowstone Go one way and return the other.

Colorado and best right now you can i ik i it-' in i it ir unnr ticket reads Missouri Pacific. Low Rates Now For details and more in formation about this great "Panhandle Trip," call at Missouri Pacific Depot, Phone Main 219. Missouri Pacific Save Your Monev "We make old shoes new. We do our work by the latest improved electric machinery. We fix them while you wait.

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Always Reliable SOLD BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE In Planning your Summer Outings Consult the Frisco Agent for suggestions as to pleasant places to visit, and round trip fares and train ser vice. E. DIX. Ae'ent. Phone 322.

ml Ankyonrllruggtfttfnr A IMnmond I'IIIb in Kcl nl MoM nctallicV Ivoto. sealed with Blue KHoo. Tlie no olhrr. Buy of jonr Dpnpvlwft. a The First Baptist Church.

Corner of Scott and Second. Harley II Marriott, Pastor. Sunday morning at 11 o'clock will be ''State Convention Hour." There is an anticipation of a great reunion of members and friends at this service. No pains is being spared to make this a red letter day. Those not regular, in attendance will be given a warm welcome and a good seat.

This is a meeting for the people, and the poorer a3 well as the wealthier will be received with the same kind spirit-ot love. Mr. Marriot will preach the sec ond sermon of the series entitled "Money and the Kingdom," and the subject for this sermon Sunday morn ing will be "The Bible Answer." During this service an offering wil, be taken for state work. Every member is asked to bring the largest offering possible for the support of this work. Special music will add to the interests, of the hour, Sunday evening at 8 Mr.

Marriott will deliver the annual memorial address before the Modern Woodmen and Royal Neighbor lodges of the city. This address will be delivered' in the church and the meeting will be open to all friends as well as strangers. There are a thousand Modern Woodmen, besides several hundred Royal Neighbors in Fort i Scott, these will be given special seats and will be made feel the hour that is due them. Mr Marriott will use as the subject, of this address, "The Modem Woodman; or Laying Down the Ax," The other services will be as follows: Sunday school at 9.:30 a. m.

Boulevard Chapel Sunday School at 3:00 n. m. North- Side Mission Sunday School at 3:00 p. m. Y.

P. U. at 7:00 p. m. We are hoping that the Sunday school tomorrow may reach the 30 mark.

Let every scholar be present. The music at the First Baptisi church for tomorrow is as follows: MORNING Festival Prelude Read Response My Soul Waiteth for the Lord Dreyer Offertory Romance Benoist Solo Selected (Violin obligate hy Miss Cora Mrs. K. C. J3ean.

V. Clark Postlude Marqhe des Girondind EVENING. Prelude LaLrgo in 'F. Shelley 'Anthem Onward Christians. Offertory Nosturne Fry singer Violin Duett Rock of Ages Arrangement by Saenger Misses and Elois Cover Postlude Lenj'aigre Miss Elizabeth Burton, Organist.

First Presbyterian Church. Corner Third and Crawford Streets Rev. W. C. Porter, D.

Pastor Era eritus, Aev. A. E. Vanorden, Pastor. Sabbath Sschool at 9:30 a.

m. All strangers -and new-comers in the city are invited to attend the school. Morning worship at 11:00 a. m. Sermon, "The Necessity of Adequate Impressions of Sin." This is a timely subject.

iMany should hear this sermon. Junior S. C. E. at 3:00 p.

m. Every Junior is requested to be present at this meeting. Young People's S. C. E.

at 7:00 m. Topic, "A Vision of Christian Endeavor." The leader of this meetiu is Mr. Plin M. Williams, physicial di rector of the Y. M.

C. A. Every young man and woman should hear him Why not bring someone with you tc this meeting? Just do Special music at this meeting. Evening Worship at p. m.

Thh-will be a praise service. Following is the order of the praise services: Prelude Andante tlkaestoso. Liszt Hymn. Responsive Reading. tiayer.

Solo Rock of Ages. Johnsou Miss Helen Moulton. Duet Meekiy May 'My Soul Receive Millet Mrs. Milligan, V. Q.

Powell Solo selected Robert Offertory Capriccia Lemaigrt Miss Mae witt Anthem The Lord is King Stevenson Solo Loving Father Reggie Miss Edith Swift Trio (Organ, Ciolin, Flute) Selecteu Miss Mac Swilt, Mr. li. Kauiman, Mr. V. Q.

Powell. Solo Still, Stil With Thee. -Mr. F. D.

Martin. Benediction. Silent Postlude The Heavens Are Telling (From Hayden Choir Mrs. F. Milligan, Miss Irene Dunckle, Mrs.

Robert Tiernan, Mrs. W. C. Parkinson, Messrs F. Firmin, Ralph Bright, F.

D. tin and Verne Q. Powell. Christian Church. Corner First and J'udson Streets.

W. Y. Allen Pastor. Bible School-at 9:30. Communion at 11:00 a Sermon: "Children's Day Message" Intermediate and Senior Endeavor at 7:00 p.

m. Children's Day Program 8:00 p. m. NOTES. The dav is Children's Day throughout the Christian brotherhood.

The Fort Scott Sunday school has prepared a program to be given by the children at the evening service. The morning is in the interests of the children and all the, parents should be present at this hour, while all wih want, to hear what the children Ttavc to ay at the evening hour. The following children have parU on the evening program Herman Mey-ser, Mary Tower- Luama Mays. Milton Stalnaker, Gladys Rovilla, Lucile Pike, Bertha Scott, Thelma Wallace, Johnny Winkleman Lena McNoun, Griffith, Freda fHUrris, Thomas Morris, Harry Scott, Vera Russell, Ivan Louderback, Gertrude Dixon, Emilv Sheppard, Mcrine Lloyd, Sarah Roberts, Barbara Par- age. women, regularly endure pain, age rapidly, for suffering leayes its lasting marks on THE witch that cannot be depended on at alf times is no more valuable than the friend who-fails you at Reliability of the Howard watch.

Its fine-w ness is the hneness K)f multitude, small perfections materials, de-4 sign, finish, adjustment. Every Howard watch is adjusted in its priced at the factory, and a printed ticket attached from $35.00 to $150.00. We are distributors for this distinctive watch. VcrM Powe! Tel. 441.

7 Main St. TONIGHT AT THE AIRDOME Corner Second Street and Scott Avenue, Fort Scott, North Bros. Stock Company Presents Prices 10c and 20c Every Night Except Sunday Vaudette "THE SUICIDE CLUB" Comic, and "THE E'AV ED ROPPER." Dramatic. A Spanish romance, a Bio-graph production. A new song.

Theaterette THE PROGRAME TODAY IS "THERE'S NO FOOL LIKE AN OLD FOOL." A comic that is good from start to finish. Song 'When the Lilacs Bloom Again' Protect your property against loss by burglary by taking out a burglar policy. Premiums small. Accident, Fire and ali Insurance except Life. See me for City Property.

BUY SELL RENT D.W.COCHRAN Tel. No. 10 N. Main. Up Stairs.

Tim Hackett Lawyer Offlc II S. Mam St NOTARY PUBLIC. The Gypsy km tnem. Nearly all women suffer more or less with1 some form of female trouble. It should not be neglected, lAvoid the pahtetreat yourself at home by taking uaram, as inousanas or at once and give jOardui a fair trial.

M. EVANS. MlNlirm Cornir National and Third Sts SUNDAY SCHOOL 9:30 a. m. MORNING SERVICE 11:00 a.

m. JUNIOR LEAGUE 2:30 p. m. EPWORTH LEAGUE 7:00 p. m.

EVENING SERVICE 8:00 p. Special music at both morning and evening services. Choir: Will- Drake, Misses Eva Jones, Blanche Stoner, Fern Maclean, Chas. Dorey and Wni. Alsop.

Miss Bertha Hornaday, organist and choir leader. Grace Methodist Church. J. B. MacKenzie, Pastor.

The regular services will be held at Grace Methodist Church tomorrow: Sunday School at 9:45 a. m. Preaching at 11:00 a. m. and 8:00 p.

The pastor's theme at 11 o'clock will be "The Human Lock and the Divine Key." At 8 o'clock the theme will be "The' LookerOn." Epworth League at 7:00 p. m. with Miss Grace LaDue in charge of the meeting. Good music at air th eserviccs. Ev-evrybody is invited to Grace Church, corner of Third and Little streets.

Brethren Mission. Corner Burk and Sixth Streets. L. G. Wood, Pastor.

Communion service this evening at 8:00 p. m. Sunday School at 10:00 a. m. Preaching at 11:00 a.

m. Christian Endeavor at 7:00 p. m. Preaching at 8:00 p. m.

Teachers' meeting Monday, at 7:30 p. m. cordial invitation is extended to all. United Brethren Church. Cor.

Seventh and Hill Sts. H. F. Poole, Pastor. school at 9:45.

Preaching at 11 a. m. There will bo no preach ing services in the evening as the ev tuning will be devoted to thte Child- rnes day exercises. The public is cordially invited to the services, and especially tthe children. Services commence at 8 o'clock p.

m. First Congregational Church. Corner Fifth and National. Rev, Andrew O. Penniman, Pastor.

Sunday School at 9:45 a. m. Public Worship, 11:00 a. and p. m.

Morning subject, "Limitations of Life." Evening subject, "Mercy." Young People's Meeting at 7:15 p. m. The public is invited. St. Andrew's Episcopal Church.

Trinity. Sunday. Sunday-School. 9:45 a. m.

Holy Communion and Sermon, 11 o'clock. Soloist. Alta Hancs. Organist, Miss McElroy. Limelight Cafe 1 12 East Wall.

Call Umstead, 9C6, best Sidewalks. (First Published June 1. 1909.) NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING. To the stockholders of The Kansas and Colorado Pacific Railway Company: In conformity with the requirements of the Constitutions and laws of the States of Missouri, Kansas and Nebraska and the by-laws of the Company, YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that by resolution of the board of directors of The Kansas and Colorado Pacific Railway Company duly adopted at a meeting of said bowd on the 29th day of May, A. D.

1909, a meeting of the stockholders of The Kansas and Colorado Pacific Railway Company has been called to be held at the office of Richards and Benton in the Richards Block in the city of Fort Scott in the State of Kansas, on the sixth day of August, A. D. 1909, at nine o'clock in the forenoon, (1) For the purpose of considering a Contract and Articles of Consolidation bearing date the 29th day of May, 1909, heretofore made and entered Into by and on behalf of The Kansas and Colorado Pacific Railway Company and the following named corporations by order of their respective boards of directors: THE MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY, a consolidated corporation of the States of Missouri, Kansa? and Nebraska: THE CENTRAL BRANCH RAILWAY COMPANY, a consolidated corporation of the State of Kansas; THE ROOKS COUNTY RAILROAD COMPANY, a corporation of the State THE NEVADA AND MINDEN RAILWAY COMPANY, a corporation of the State of Missouri; NEVADA AND MINDEN RAILWAY COMPANY OF KANSAS, a corporation of the State of Kansas; KANSAS CITY AND SOUTHWESTERN RAILWAY. COMPANY, OF MISSOURI, a corporation of the State of Missouri; KANSAS CITY AND SOUTII- TAKE Ir A 01 0 -N tHeir beauty to an advanced other women have done. S3 You Will See It All at the ALASKA Et Will Help You STrs.

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