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Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-12
HARLAN BOYS THE WINNERS
Game Between High School ElevsnS Lsssely
Played On Both Sides
fUWBlES ARE PLENTIFUL THROUGHOUT
Game Called with Ball I'm HarIRn's
Possession ON CcuncN BIuns'
Twenty Yard Line
Score & 10 3.

In a loosely-played game on both sides
the Council Bluffs High school foot ball
team went down in defeat before the Har-
Ian High school eleven yesterday afternoon
at Lake Manawa, the visitors winning by
a score Of s to 5.
Council Bluffs played a very loose game.
Allen Of Harlan did the bulk OF the play
ing for the visitors and advanced the ball
a great many times through Council Bluffs
line with practically no Interference.
Beardsley, Treynor and Aylesworth Of the
home team played well at ali times
throughout the game, but their support
was not of the best. Warner stopped sew
eral line plays in good shape. Council
Bluffs won the toss and selected the north
goal. Allen OF Harlan kicked of to Coun-
Gil Bluffs twenty yard line to Henninger.
Ball lost on downs. Harlan advanced the
ball steadily to a touchdown after six min
utes Of play. Allen kicked goal. Treynor
kicked of to Harlan's twenty-ive-yard line
and Harlan advanced the ball steadily on
downs to Council Bluffs twenty-yard line,
where Harlan fumbled. Treynor advanced
the ball with a twenty-yard run, the long
est Of the game.
Z Council Bluffs then took a brace and ad-
vanced the ball steadily toward Harlan's
goal, Out lOSL the jail VI lulnbltss ~ bNAi01
of fumbles married the first half of the
game. Council Bluffs got the ball on FUN
bles and Treynor punted and Harlan at
tempted to advance the ball. but fumbled,
and Treynor fell on the ball back Of Har-
lan's goal. Treynor then kicked of to
Harlan from Council Bluffs twenty-five
yard line, where the ball was dead in the
center of the field. The first half ended
with the ball In Harlan's. possession in tho
center Of the field. Council Bluffs seemed
weak on defense in the first half.
Second half: Warner kicks OF to Cole.
Harlan loses ball on downs. Referee
penalties Harlan five yards for ofiside play.
Council Bluffs, after a series. OF line plays,
with steady advancing, fumbles and Harlan
secures the ball. After a series Of line
smashes Harlan punts to Treynor. who re-
turns the ball twenty yards through loose
tackling by Harlan. Van Order then made
a plunge through the line for seven yards.
Council Bluffs advances the ball to Har-
lan's two-yard line and Henninger carries
the ball over the line. Beardsley misses
goal. Score, s to 5 In favor of Harlan.
Harlan kicks off to Henninger, who fum>
bles ball. Harlan attempts to advance the
ball, but fumbles to Cutler. Council Bluffs
attempts fake plays, which were readily
stopped by Allen of Harlan. Harlan then
got the ball on downs on Council Bluffs'
twenty-yard line, advancing ten yards. and
loses ball on down. ,Aylesworth takes ball
around end for fifteen yards. Then the
ball was exchanged through loss on downs
and Treynor punts twice, the first time
with twenty-five yards gain. Time called
with ball on Council Bluffs twenty-yard
line.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-12
Plumbing and heating. Bl1by q Son.
win tbe Churches.

The rector. Rev. George Edward Walk,
having recovered from his recent illness,
services will be resumed today in st. Paul's
Episcopal church. There will be celebration
Of the Holy eucharist at 10:3O a. m, with
sermon by the rector. Evening prayer with
sermon by the rector at 1880 O'Clock.
There will be morning prayer at IL o'clock
in Grace Episcopal church. Sunday school
will be held at 945 a. m. Rev. Allen Jude
will hold services Tuesday evening ut s
o'clock and communion service Wednesday
morning at $3.50 o'clock.
Rev. E. w. Erickson Of the Fifth avenue
Methodist church will preach this evening
at Broadway church in the absence Of the
pastor, Rev. ]. w. Calfee. Mrs. Marine
will render the solo THE Great White
Throne at this service. All other services
will be as usual.
Elder James CANAL will preach today at
the Latter Day Saints church at 1880 a. m.
and 1880 p. m. Sunday school will be held
at noon. The mid-week prayer service will
be held wednesday evening at 1880 o'clock.
Rev. s. Alexander will preach this even
ing at 1880 o'clock in the church at the
corner Of Seventh street and Seventeenth
avenue.
The second church OF Christ Scientist, will
hold services in Hughes hall at II a. m.
Doctrine of Atonement'' will be the sub
ject. Sunday school will be held at noon.
The regular testimonial meeting will be
held Wednesday evening at s o'clock.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-12
Palm Grove opening assembly Oct. H..
Whaley's orchestra. Souvenirs given.
Davis sells glass.
Matters in District Court.

County Attorney Killpack will be unable
to try the case against Ben Woods, the al
legged pickpocket charged with robbing Niels
Boysen Of Glenwood at this term of court.
Woods trial was assigned for Monday, but
one Of the states principal witnesses, Mrs.
Kate Rlshel, is quarantined for diphtheria.
Woods is In the county jail, having been
unable to furnish bail.
The hearing on the application to COM
NIT Evan Fegley to the hospital at Mount
Pleasant on the charge Of being a chronic
inebriate was continued yesterday Until
Monday.
In. the suit Of W. Kimball against George
W. Mathews, the plaintiff was yesterday
given legal possession Of the Ogden house.
Mrs. Hattie Crane began suit for divorce
from F. w. Crane. to whom she was mar
ried Jun 1, 1898. in Council Bluffs, al
leging cruel and inhuman treatment and de-
.sertion.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-12
Gravel roofing. A. H. Reid. 54l Broadway
ConsoIIdation-New Law Firm.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Law Firm.
On November / a consolidation OF the
business OF three Of the leading law hrmA
OF the city will take place. On that date
Finley Burke, Charles NJ. Harl and Emmett
FINLEY will engage in the practice OF Law
under the Arm name Of Burke, Harl & Tin
ley. This combination has resulted through
the recent death Of James McCabe. Of Harl
4 McCabe, and the withdrawal Of Hon. John
Y. Stone from the firm Of Stone & FINLEY.
1t Is a practical consolidation Of these old
and well known firms. Messrs. Burke. Harl
Il FINLEY are young men In the prime OF
life, having the vim and push OF youns
men, with the ripened experience which
comes from years Of active practice. The
firm will number among Its clients many
OF the leading business houses Of the city
who have been clients Of the gentlemen
composing the new Arm. 1t is peculiarly
adapted for the trial Of causes and will give
particular attention to trial work and cor
p~oration and real estate law. II will have
a thoroughly equipped collection depart
ment under the management Of Mr.. George
II. Stillman, who has a large and success
full practice in this branch Of the law. The
nrm expects to have an once force that win
enable Il to give prompt and ef1cient at
tention to all business entrusted to It, The
members of this Arm have all grown up in
Council Bluffs. Each was graduated from
the high schoo and their many friends will
wish for them a long and prosperous career
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-12
Keeps county Recorder Buuy.

Saturday was a busy day in the office Of
County Recorder Smith. The Mason City &
Fort Dodge railroad filed twenty nine deeds
for property recently purchased by 1t.
Among those filed was a deed from the
Union Depot company conveying the prop
erty purchased several years ago as a site
for a union depot, the consideration named
being 2 10000. Another deed was from Pat
Gunnoude conveying to the railroad his
Main street property and adjoining lots,
which he recently sold for, $20, 900. The
total consideration named in the deeds filed
yesterday amounted to ;126, 706. &c.,
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-12
CHEER HEPBURN AT CRESToN
Crowd at Opening of Republican Cam
paiEn in Union County IL
a Live One.

CREsToN, Ia, Oct. 1L-(special Tele-
~gram.)-The republican campaign in Union
county was formally opened today with a
speech by Hon. w. P. Hepburn. He was
greeted with applause when he arose to
speak aud his remarks we're frequently in
terrupted by loud cheers. He told Of the
hypocriucal course Of the democrats in
helping TO pass the treaty Of Paris and then
attacking the republicans for occupying
the Philippines as provided by that treaty.
He paid his respects TO the democrats In
their attempts to villify the American SOL
diers and told OF the prosperity OF the
country under republican rule. In regard
10 the tarin and trusts. he said he knew
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-12

The members Of Unity Rebekah lodge,
who went to Crescent City Friday evening
to install a degree team. met with an acct
dent on the return trip which was fortu-
nately without serious results. While cross
ing the Elliott street bridge on East Broad
way one Of the horses made a plunge and
the c~arryall went over the embahkment.
While every member Of the party was more
or less bruised and shaken, none was seri-
ously injured excepting Mrs. Weatherbee,
who was unable to leave her bed yesterday.
Mr.. Weatherbee, who was driving. was Sc
verely bruised. The party numbered thir-
teen.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-12
Saves One-third
Your Fuel
Coal BTSIStOrd Hardware Co.
FOR DIES MONIES PoSToFFICE
Announcement IL Made from wash
inEtOn that Site Has Been
Selected.

DIES MONIES, Oct. 1.-(Speeial Tele-
gram PARTIES who are interested in the
location Of the new postofice in Des Moines
today received a telegram from Secretary
shaw's private secretary notifying them
that the site had been definitely decided
upon.
The one chosen Is what is known as
the Walnut street site, at the foot Of Wal
nut street and on the river front. 1t is
in the wholesale district, six blocks from
the present site, and the selection Will
cause much dissatisfaction.
The site was offered TO the government
for $3.50, 900 and was practically the only
site offered. %
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-12

dianapolis. II the consolidation Of the two
companies is approved the present ON
GERS Of both organizations will resign and
an election Of officers for the new company
will be held. The new company will have
about seventy members and will be one Of
the strongest In the state. w. II. Fred
erick is captain OF u. s. Grant company and
J. J. Klein captain OF Bluffs company.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-12

been happy and OF late years they
have taken great pleasure in celebrating
their wedding anniversaries with as many
Of their children and grandchildren about
them as possible. In addition to tue con-
gratulations OF their twelve descendants,
Mr.. and Mrs. Elliott were today the recip-
tents Of the congratulations Of scores Of
their lifelong friends in this country and
also in Cedar county.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-12
Finy-EiEhth Anniversary.

IOWA City, Ia. Oct. 11.-(speeialh-siX
children and six grandchildren celebrated
with Mr.. and Mrs. william Elliott today
the nfty-eighth anniversary Of their mar
rage. Mr.. Elliott was born in 1922 in
Westmoreland county, Pennsylvania, and
was married 70 his wife IN Upton. Ia, in
1874. He was a member Of Company A,
Fifth Iowa volunteers and was county clerk
OF Cedar county for a number Of years. He
has also filled the position Of justice of the
peace and other township Offices. The mar
risd life Of Mr.. and Mrs. Elliott has always
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-12
STREET CAR KILLS CHILD
KeOkuk Girl struck by Trolley Sue
cumbS Instantly 10 Injuries
Sustained.

KEoKUR. Ia, Oct. 1l.-Helena Browning.
the little daughter Of ID. NJ. Browning OF
Corona, Cal, was instantly killed here today
by a street car.
The child. who was 1s-months- old. was
playing on a lawn and wandered into the
street. The motormAn could not stop the
car on the hill He was exonerated by the
coroneE's jury. which declared the accident
unavoidable.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-12
Proposal to Aid strikers.

At the meeting Of the Trades and Labor
assembly Of Council Bluffs this week the
matter Of sffording financial assistance to
the Union Pacific striking machinists Will
come up for action. Tit plan suggested Is
an assessment of 10 cents a week on the
members Of the several labor unions in
this city.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-12
brakeman is Instantly KnIed.

LEMARs. Ia, Oct. ~11.-(speeiaI Tele-
gram.)-Roy Terratin Of Mankato, MINI. a
brakeman on the Omaha railroad. was In
stantly killed here this morning. His foot
caught in a frog and a switching train ran
over him He was married six months ago
and left a good position three months ago u
take . place as brakeman
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-12

Of no trust that was sheltered by the tariff.
but II any such existed. the party would
not hesitate to modify the tarin. The
court house was crowded to its fullest ca
pacity and the enthusiasm manifested was
remarkable for an on year.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-12
WhiteIaw & Gardiner,
Council Bluffs, ---- Iowa

THE seasons stock of all kinds of Jackets for ladies', misses and
Il children, is now very large and complete and can say with every
degree of confidence, that w showthe most representative line in west
ern Iowa. Nothing new in this seasons Cloaks that is not to be
fuond in this department We mention a few Of the many bargains.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-12
N. Y. Plumbing Co.. telephone ass.
Vote 40 Consohdate.

At the Joint meeting last night Of Biuffs
company. No. q, and U. S. Grant company.
No. "A. uniform rank, Knights Of Pythias,
It was decided to consolidate the two COM
panies. This action Is subject to the APP
prevail Of MAJOR 0snsTal cArnAhAn OF In
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-12
NEWS OF INTEREST FROM IOWA.

They will occupy the Offices In the shugart
block now occupied by stone q FINLEY, with
additions which take IN nearly all Of the
third floor OF the building.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-12
Marriage

Name and Residence. Age
Clarence A, Barnett, Council Bluffs ......,.9
Nellie NJ. owen, Council Bluffs.
William F. Keesler. Lincoln. Neb..........S
Pearl Sheldon, lincoln, Neb.................2
Harry b. Murphy, Lincoln, Neb. ...........2
Myrtle Il. johnson, Lincoln, Neb...........2
c. A. Lyman, Omaha
Corvilla II. Norris, Oakland, la.............2
Alexander A. Gibson, Omaha.......~......2
Sadie Stewart, Omaha ...................
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-12
lineup:
"AnV 49,
.UNCrL BLUFFS.


Referee: Cappell. Umpire: ]. J. Louis,
halves: 1880.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-12

W. L Thickstun. music studio. over 5is
Broadway.
The daily sentinel., 1902-10-29

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The daily sentinel., 1902-10-29

For Constable in the First Justice Precinct
Fs Fss Ct Ct sasss xss JSss5ss Socialist
pos'ofSee & pdGRs0N addTsss BRAND Junction Republican
posIo9ats EaAsk sdd1.ss MELGH; e[and 1n,o.o,
s ave and
For Justice of the Peace in the Second Precinct
pos'S}ads 59Hs add1sss d rH!F1Rs Fss Colo Socialist.
possofdse E %idrAMs sdditss flsi,. Colo Republican
pos!sfsss aaS!s sdafes. RAx.f Frulsa Colo Republican
For Constable in the Second Justice Precinct.
postofaes tot Rs addiess ads ST Fruita Colo ~ Republican
For Constable in the Second Justice Prscnct-to Fill Va
p,.,ssss sda's,. sfAmAs FAM. s.,o Republican.
For Justice of the Peace the Third Precinct
For Constable in the Third Justice Precinct
For Constable in the Third Justice Precnct-to Va
For Peace in the Fourth Justice Precinct
For Justice OF the Peace the Fourth Justice Precncto
For Constable the Fourth Justice Precinct
For Constable in the Fourth Justice Precnct-to
',cancy. s.. 1s ~
Justice of the Peace in the Fifth Justice Precinct
o9oies 5AMss sddiess q; oAs1peN snpss Colo Republican
For Constable in the Fifth Justice Precinct
For Justice of the Peace in the Sixth Justice Precinct
ro.Siaat % a add1fss a%fy4sESd Fslsde, Colo Socialist,
Postoffce add address Palsade Colo / Republican
For Constable in the Sixth Justice Precinct.
ros'oisss E G sARs sdaFsss, p.l..ae. Colo Socialist.
s HID, ,sAYLEs.
Posoffce address, Pasade Colo Republican.
For Justice OF the Peace in the Eighth Justice Precinct
b. J.. Z. PRYOR. e,if t@ta lsshSbublican
For Constable in the Eighth Justice Precinc4s
H. j. b. HISKEf ? A+ge t.f't itRepublican.
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS.
Article XIV, Section e.-Couny OAicefs.
Esa'hs, Ess shs Am*apaasGs sss a%ssaneu, '1sss
Article XIV, Section 8-County Officers.
hssihs haafhst Aaeepa.eam she A@ssdnsn.
Article XIV, Section 11.-County Officers
Es. hsaihs, ihs AmeRaeean she R%eedmen, F'srF.
Article Wight Hour Amendment
Esafhs, Ess ihs ameqamsaa ths R%ssdnent
Article VI Section 2lIn Relation District Attorneys
Es. Esa'hst 'hs Amfpa@sRa ths Aasndmen, fs33s;
Article vi, Section 22-In Relation County Judges
EGs Essins, iAs A%eRa@s9s; ss 2%ss9men. afsetse's
Article VII Section 1Concening Qualifications of Voters
Ees Hsatns, ins Amepa@saa sse a%ssdnen. m af22e'ia
Article xX.-Home Rule for Cities.
heans, Ess ihs a5st1a@s9s sSe H@ssament h~
Article X, Section 9-Ausralasian Tax System.
Esans, EeH ths Ame2a@ed1 she A%ssdment -.5~#
Article x, Section ia Australasian Tax System.
zss hsans, ins a@fqagsaa she S@ssdnen, Y f' ' f'f
STATE COLORADO
and for the county and state aforesaid hereby certify
be voted for the General November 4th
1902 together with their postofce addresses places
of State of Colorado chairnen and secrets
Of the various political parties,
mittees. l-s
Witness hand and official 9th day of octo
[sEAL j. B. MANN
County Clerk Of Mesa 1SSa County.
The daily sentinel., 1902-10-29
Official List Of Nominations.

UtlClal List OF Nominations.
States in and for Coorado-At Large.
$;s
posoa5es saA5skhs aad1ss s%oShs Bank Bldg COLI
isaS Nevada Colorado ,...,,..
Place sass. on 60 Bank building. Col
Geef Pisee on 5asiaess ndfts s. Bo, m Socialist Labor
o.II,,cs IDA cR0UcH lS3IJss viaz vHAzLETT
fisss fisss Sss;nsss ssdsass y;i;a Xsso Socialist
SSssS$ 5&F%SS9%% p.o,..
business AE9on, '%'el Fe0''e''
EsssSss Ssss ass& ess Colorado Prohibition
States in and for Second Congressional
Ei::: + s:?s: P:ss::
ssssas Socialist.
E::: ES$ii ss5;: :5i: $s$ :s: ess sss
Ell: ss::: sss ss's
For Governor.
pos1ofsce t. 4: kNIGaT SSdtsia Pueblo
fs:$ q sa! s$a ssd sssa .v..
Es;: EEs:$;s s3s;:i; 5s5;,i$ $s$sS; ess Peoples.
r''ss of aS:ps n os sa' tsads Rs Of
poslee Asts sad1e5s DR. pEASRRs M RSei St, Canon City,,
@Fsssf @ 49, sys Main S saa fas s';ss
FL: ::'s:s: s 5::s ... stree. =.s.
E;:$ $ $ Prohibition.
sS:'sf; ;::
For Lieutenant Governor.
Ess s;stss ss Colo PRs%asg' PssSs
$;: 4 ; @ es" Republican.
posIaaa aMEs sdae5s & SqdS bad Mountain Colo Socialist Labor,
iSs s. 20 f eS DSnHs Saas soS Den Socialist
ros!eiee Once S adG4ess MlaSSS SS 3 Block H. pueblo7
SsPfs s Ss Na sos Block il Rqse II Fsess
For Secretary of State asf
Pos5efiee address Pearl street. Boulder
ISs " ias s f aPSs sss fs Republican
go,'qiss %2sASG sid,ss. w HAEHEs; ttslv!is Colo.
F5ss2fs Fss 59 5a,Ias saays Issd1 fGIS colo Democrat
@ E;! 5s Peoples.
CHARLES H. NORRIS.
Posotce address, Buena Vista.
Fiass FFfs5s9fs OF 5asIns %saa Busas Hs' Vista. Socialist
ANDREW GILMAN.
postotfce address, Denver.
Ffsis9f Fass OF 5asas Gas Tens no issnn fss street. Socialist
REV w. O. THOMPSON.
Postotice address, dorado Cole
Fss OF 5,n GSS eH spsE Colo Prohibition
For State Treasurer.
GEORGE r. ARNOLD. pea
Postotfce address,
Residence, Golden.
Place of business Golden.
JAMES N. CARIUE.
Postothce address, Pueblo,
Residence, Pueblo Demo
Place of business Pueblo. \
LOUIS GEBHARDT.
Postofce address, Victor
Residence, South street. Socialist Labor.
JAMES L. HURT
Postotce address, Center
Residence Center, Colo. Peoples.
Colo.
MARY +. MILLER
Posotice address, Lafayette
Residence, Lafayette, Colo. Prohib
Place of business Lafayette Colo.
WHITNEY NEWTON.
Postotce address, Fourth Pueblo,1
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For Superintendent of Public Instruction

For Superintendent of Public Instruction.
posafSa anna ,di,alR p BRANDT YS
fss fsaS tSe ave- Grip
Place Of business Isl East Grip Ne'''l'AH
y Gas: Colo Fssss
$f:;sS Ei::: Ss:$::: :ss:: 5:$!S ;sa;a Socialist.
$ss3#$ e
pOefee aMfS addyss d w1i!s s.5 South Pearl, Denver.
M gdaI pearl
For Attorney General
FRANK J. BAKER.
sss q $s Colo
se.9sliss ss p { s$HsslH sssa5s.s Florence. Colo
a9 GS Colo Socialist Labor
SA{FHAA adSssss e M5abnS aadIsGo State National
Saa ssSs Dsssss e5is State National
FFsaes Faes OF sassss sos Ss Colo Peoples
possias S3HS address! ID scHWsaGERT Wss,sjiE Too
sssss: Sss
po,foiisa SAktE 5ad,ss. d%MITEHEAD psnHsa
Esss OF saasss 1ss Eat s 1ssHs building aT Socialist
For Regents of the State University
posSas SHhs aaSess AaSpEFSoE Sssione soc.,,. Labor,
posidffce mdSaAhL addLsls BIGnaE Csnan c,., Colo
Fsss y Sasiss:s esaSsa az coo Peoples
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posisse Mks E adde's M ckA1sg a South fremont street
Residence 4s South fremont street, Denver
PLACE Of business, 4s South fremont street. -,
kesGence iGss ats 1858 Bryant ysnSs1 Street Socialist
Residenee, Victor, Socialist.
postSlise @s knNf; adafsss. Villa Grove. sasuache
Ess q @ s ;ses Gss Colo Republican"
Faes OF 5sSss iSs So 4 Redse bldg Socialist
.o. Oscar os9:A R,.Ip J. pFBlEEER BI.t E ..- c.,o
bus BaT blk penye Colo
pe.iSifst %k; E; address! ii E1eE; Vance Colo
Fss Fass s si S59ssss vaass ss cSS S0 Prohibition
;:::::: :;:: 5s:: :$Es ST.
po.fodSs SfARk daSHsA. WALkER 1iI5bsa, colo
Place OF business Granada, Colo
For Senator, Sixteenth Senatorial District.
Gn,hS moRAG1 lSAs,ign + Mesa MPELoMG so;ni; Colo ~
Ressnss s, siv chiPe'a ld Grand Junction pnn,c,
Business s57 Main street Grand Junction.
CHARLES p. MCCARY.
Psss d SssIsss sSS %5 Colo so,
Place of business 457 Colorado a
JOHN A. WHITING.
Postotlce address, Eckert Colo
Place of Harris Basn near Eckert
Place of bus. Harris Basin, Eckert Colo
For Representative in the Fourteenth General Assembly
A. B. HOYT.
E: :s a: $:i9 an $Hs$s sS$:
NORMAN S. JOHNSON
Postotice address. Grand Junction.
Place of residence, 52S Main Socialist Labor.
Place of business, 52S Main
CP. NOLAND.
Postoftice address, Grand Junction.
Place of residence, Grand Democrat,
Place of business, Grand Junction.
JAMES +. WALKER.
Postofice address, Grand Junction.
Place of residence, Allen precinct Socialist
Place of business, Allen
For County Commissioner Second Commissoners Distrc
S. CARROLL ....tu .-,f
Postoftice address,
Place of residence, Orchard Mesa. Democrat.
Place of business, Grand Junction.
d. L. HOWARD
Postoftice address, Grand
Pace OF residence. farmer. Labo
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1902-09-19
CNANUTE EXHIBIT
FOR WASHINGTON

For the information interested in placing mag
products of this section of Kansas would SUBJ
oowing farmer bring such products his
farm as help credb exhibit product
Washington c.. inducemen offer the following
For the brought Chanute and delivered
H. Rke will give premium of $780, for the second Saoo
third Should either of these exhibits take first
Washington additional premium of $1,000 will be paid
in by September ah We will also purchase any
products offered provided they of sufficient
portance warrant.
ask farmers and all Others help in this matter by
bringing every thing add exhibit remembering the
object bring Kansas tide of emigration that will increase
prices augment consumption and increase population which will bene
every by advertising Kansas in the East she has
never been advertised before
All exhibits be delivered H. Rckel Chanute who is
Committee appointed by the Department Com
mander to collect the exhibit.
The delegation exhibit from Chanute will
Achson Topeka railroad which has placed the
their road disposal which will through to Wash
ngton change exhibits will carried free. Stop
privileges will be given limit tickets which November 3D.
tickets road you choose from Chicago and the
F. will any offered by other railroad time
of sale of tickets, al privileges. BY COMMITTEE.