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METEOROLOGICAL REPORT.
Yesterdays Record at the Local Office
of the Weather Bureau

imum tempere ture, Il degrees; mean tenn
perature. "a degrees, which is degrees
below The normal. Accumulated excess Of
temperature since the first of the month
GS degrees. Total precipitation from s D.
m to p. m.y none. Accumulated de-
ficiency OF precipitation since the first OF
the month. 0.52 inch.
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DEALS IN REALTY.

The following real estate transfers were
Yesterday filed with County Recorder
Walter J. Meeks:
Sarah Ann Saxton and George SaXtOn
d Salt Lake City survey, corner I and
Sixth streets; consideration. 5000
Ole Nelson ct al. TO Olof Olson. ten
acres near Murray consideration, 1,500
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PAeK CITY BoNANZAS

Tell their own story in dividends, but
there are great properties just devel-
oping which must be seen 10 be appre-
ciated. Special mining excursion to
this great camp Sunday, Jan. IS. via
Rio Grande Western railway, $3.50 for
the round trip.
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PERSONAL MENTION.

Major William II. Bird has returned
from Denver. where he has been for ten
days in connection with business with the
Utah Fuel company and Colorado Fuel
& Iron company.
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Don't Neglect Your Piano.

Regular tuning is important. Tele-
phone 1851 Vansant & Chamber
lain. directly opp. Z. c. II. I. One Price
Piano House.
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TO SAFEGUARD METAL MINES.
Representative Brink Has Bill For
an Inspector.

Representative Charles Brink of Bing-
ham will soon introduce a bill providing
for a state inspector of metal mines. The
measure was introduced at the session
two years ago, but ii failed. Since that
time the explosion at the Daly-West and
the large number of accidents in mines
in Bingham and elsewhere have caused
a change of public sentiment. in the
opinion of Mr.. Brink lie believes such
a measure will pass now.
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FEMALE HElP WANTED.

100000
GIRL for housework III a family OF
three Mrs J. II. Young, IS G St
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Weary Willie Walker" musica
comedy, will open at the Grand to.
night.
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A machine of clean steel kneads our
dough for Royal Bread. No sweat from
the human hands and body to make It
unclean. All grocers sell il.
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BOARD AND ROOMS.
PLEASANT rooms. desirable locations
home cooking; modern: close in 167 ID St
GOOD board, with or without rooms,
can be had at 81 s. Sd East
FORD'S HOTEL.
6 w. cox. proprietor. The only strict
" ffrst-class family hotel in the city
entirely overhauled by the new manage
nent: steam heat. hot and cold water ii
every room, private baths table IN
exceIled-
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FORT Hall LANDS.
Senate Bill Amended and Reported in
the House.

Washington. D. c, Jan 1.-THE house
public lGsSis committee today favOrably
reported me senate bill providing for the
disnosal of unsold lands on the old Fort
Ifaii reservation. Idaho. lying within the
five-nlile limit Of Pocatello. The bill was
amended. however, to provide that none
OF The lads shall be sold for less than
$3.50 an acre. the minimum in the senate
bill having been SIS.
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a SURREY. double harness. single har-
ness and parior stove. 337 S. 4th East.
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PLUMBING AND HEATING.

JAMES ]. FARRELL. ss5 South Main
street Phone 1905 X
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The sale of seats for the farewell
performances of .'Corianton' begins
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Castle Gate. Clear Creek. Winter
Quarters. Sunnyside lump, nut and
slack: anthracite TALL sizes}. % South
Main street; telephone z29.
D. J. SHARP. Agent
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HoIder of Nc. 1861.

Second series, is entitled to receive the
$3.50 Franklin piano given away by
THE PARIS MILLINERY co
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THREE hundred dollars buys a new q
room pressed brick house. cut stone
foundation. bath. toilet, mantel, electric
light. etc. on east side ten minutes
walk from business center This means
exactly what it says-$300 buys the place.
That is all that the purchaser need put
into il. from first to last, interest and
everything else included. How can TINS
be? Simple enough. BY paying $500. and
then renting the house to a tenant, the
rent viii pay the remainder of the pur-
chase price, Not a cent more than $500
need be invested. The rent having paid
the balance the purchaser viii then own
property worth 5000 free and clear.
What better investment can be imagined
for a young man or woman? It means
SO for every 81 invested. There is no
chance about it-no looking for an ore
vein. or anything else. The property Is
right there all the time. in plain sight,
working nights and Sundays, paying for
itself all the time. This is an oppor-
tunity seldom offered Call and see US
about it. MeGurrin & Co, SS w I'd
South.
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I VI Higley & Co, 100 East First
south. Phone 752. Electric wiring.
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Sacrifice Hat Sale.

Closing out So. 81 and IS grades at 81.
BROWN. TERRY & WOODRUFF Co,
165 Main St
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WATCHES AND JEWELRY.
-~-~-~-~-~-~~~-~~--~~~~~~--~
WATCHES and jewelry. Cleaning, 500,
r1ainspriag 81 90. c. z ". Bowers Re-
moved 20 235 Main St
F. BOEs. Manufacturing Jeweler-
Removed TO 259 Main.
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Utah Commercial and Savings Bank.
General banking business; interest
paid on savings deposits. ". F. Arm
strong. president: ]. E. Game. cashier
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0lEO.


MAXWELL--ln this city, Jan 12 1908,
Eugene Earl. son Of Eugene and Ethel
A. Maxwell. aged s months and Is days.
Funeral services win be held today
Thursday at ESQ D. m. from rs North
Second West street
HARWO0D.-At 1865 West Fourth South
street. this city. Jan H. 1853 of paralysis
OF heart following diphtheria. Frances
H.. son of George H. and Margaret Har-
wood. aged s years, months and =
DAYS
lnterment toes place yesterday at 1
D. m. in City cemetery.
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Phil nipples Carriage Shops
Have removed to 154 s state street
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SHOEMAEkRs

~-~-@~~-~-~~-~~~~-~~--~---
BEST and cheapest shoe repairing in
city ar P Rasmussen's, 2251z 5. Main.
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Everybody drinks Manisou water. the
cater that made Colorado famous
UTAH LIQUOR CO.
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Holder OF I've. 17,ee1.

Second series. is entitled TO receive the
$3.50 Franklin piano given away by
THE PARIS MILLINERY co.
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Plenty Rock Springs. Castle Gate.
Clear Greek and Weber. Mason Coal.
Co, IS West Second South Tel. 17s.
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Wolstenhol1ne Coal Co., Tel. 4e5.
Diamond Coal 81 w. Second South
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DR.. E. III. Keysor's method OF filing
teeth is painless. 762 Main street. Auer-
bach building. Telephone 1120-K
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ATTORNEYS.
CARPENTER.

CARPENTER and pattern maker. II.
T. Williams. 113 Z. LIST So Phone S34 Y.
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Rock Springs coal Phone sos. P,,r-
ton Coal & Lumber Co.. so W. End So.
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DOMESTIC
HELP and SITUATIONS WANTED
ADVERTISEMENTS
Viii be Accepted
in these columns
Free OF Charge.
FoR sAle--REAL EsTATE.

FOX SHIE---hE AL rs IAIE.
HOUSTON. THE HOUSERS.
have bargains ia houses. PSI South Main
WE SELL real estate--that.S- all. Tuttle
Bros. 149 Main street Red bail signs.
OUR real estate paper gives reliable IN
formation on realty values. Free al
office. Harrington & Courtney. Phone *
MGURRIN & CO. Real Estate-Spe-
cial Sale
s-rm house, lot 51d25, on 9Th South
and 9th East. fine location, $500; the lot
Is worth s., 500
5-rm- brick. lot AXIS. On 5th East and SIN
South. choice, $500; must be sold Make
US reasonable offer.
4-rn. brick and barn on Eighth St; lot
5Xl0; rents for SIS mo-, for $3.50. VIII
exchange for lot near university.
s-rE. mod brk., on Sd ST., close IN
must be sold for the mortgage. S4fV5.
House cost S. 00o
Fine lot, skies. on 4th So. Z. Must be
sold at once; $1,000 Will accept reason
able offer.
il lots west OF Jordan river. > acres IN
eSeh lot; good for fruit and chicken rals-
ing; 800 per lot 4 big snap. McGurrln
& Co, 80 w. I'd So.
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ton Coal s Lumber Co. 50 ". md SO.
st.
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Holder of No. 1851,

Second series. is entitled to receive the
$3.50 Franklin piano given away by
THE PARIS MILLINERY co.
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Big Adv. Co., Tel. 1901 K.
Signs, al sorts. 81 ". 3rd South.
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DENTISTS.

~N~~~~~~~~~~~~@-~~@~~-
WI BROADBENT, D. D. S., up-to-
date dentistry. Western Dental Co, 81
Eagle block.
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Hmnsemenfs

"The Man From Sweden" in which
Knute Erickson of this city plays the
title role, will be given at the Salt
Lake theatre tonight.
Weary Willie Walker" a musical
comedy, viii open at the Grand to-
night.
The sale of seats for the farewell
performances of .'Corianton'' begins
today.
owing to the exceptional business
done by "Coriantonr during its re-
vival las week Manager Piper has in
Vited Manager Imhaus of the company
10 play a return and farewell engage
ment. including popular matinee, at
the Salt Lake theatre next Saturday,
Holder of No. 1881,
Second series. is entitled to receive the
$3.50 Franklin piano given away by
THE PARIS MILLINERY co.
Wolstenholine Coal Co., Tel. 405.
Diamond Coal. 81 w. Second South.
Big 4 Adv. Co., Tel. 1901 K.
Signs, all sorts. 81 W Srd South.
Rock Springs coal Phone sos. Rnr-
ton Coal & Lumber Co.. so W. Ind So
ST.
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AssAYERS


J. M'VICKER, 46 Richards st.
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EssMAKlNG.

INSTRUCTIONS given in dress ctsttin5
fitting and .bonehlg. For terms see Mrs
NortinnisE stT So 1sL Vest
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NICELY furnished. suite IN private
family. east side. house strictly modern.
close in Board If desired IS, Herald
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PALMIsTRY

MADAME LYNNE, wonderful palmtsI
aad astrologist. IS VI. Sd Soa-h-
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SAFES.
SHOEMAKERS
SCAVENGER:
sroRAeE ANp MOVING.

REDMAN VAN & STORAGE CO.
Separate rooms; money advanced or
goods, largest moving vans 20 and l.,
So. ". Temple St. Phone SIS
C f. MITCHELL Van & Storage Co, d
". ID So. Tell 1S12-Y. Moving.
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MINERS pin. pick shovel and pan.
small gold nugget pendants. Office OF
Cullen hotel. Reward s.
MONDAY night in Salt Lake theatre or
bet there and thee T. verHs small green
and white enamelet6 pin. Return 10 Nelli.
10 No. State. II da.ss . ard
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HOUSTON. THE HOUSERs.
Have bargains ia houses. PSI South Main
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EOR SALE

80 ACRES. well improved, near Tay-
lorsyille. H. w. Charter. West Jordan.
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YPEWRTERS
TICKET BROKERS.

OTTINGER'S Cut Rate Ticket Office,
10 West Second South street.
lished 1885 Railroad tickets bought. sold
and exchanged Nc. ~ Main ST. 2 4
Groshell, manager
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D. ". JAMES. successor to James <
Harris plumbing steam and hot water
contractors IS E ID So. St Phone S7S.
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AUCTION SALES.

AUCTION SALES.
FOR FURNITURE and carpets call al
ne Y L Furniture & Carpet IuseallEnen1
House; terms, 81 on so. SO on $50. IS z.
ID So. ST. r. A. Scrensea-
EN- ONION. Auctioneer ana Apprais-
er. 246 State St
BY E. NJ ONION. on THURSDAY, Jan.
IS. 10.Sa a. m. at 40 Z. Sd South ST., ear
nets fttrnft1sra etc
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THE POISON MAIDEN
[Original.l ]


"India is strange country, l fan
cy," remarked an American to Brit
ish ofl.ccr in a London military club.
You wc.:id think so if you spent as
much li.ne there as have"
Il have heard that the Indians
knowledge of poisons would make the
Borsias appear ignoramuses on the
subject"
The Britisher shuddered. The other,
seeing thar be was affected by some re-
m2mDraNce connected with poisons,
after an c.4ort persuaded him to tell it.
Yes, it is a story of poison, a story
i.e n:tin feature CT which l would not
.,@iivv2 un.il l lad been inv"lided
=.&i.se l,lG locked il Up in the London
>n>t'ic,ll Journals Then, and not till
Snen. was | convinced.
II Was stationed il o,e Of the inte-
s:ai' indian POSTS Waere tAere was 4
rcttn.n" prince Who Kept his position
bE "li:&nciv and W1.era the priests
14t;jnt.,in 4 ;he II ass @nj.oa~y by the
sane means. We had . little ensign
aaI...; Adams with us. q pretty, black
ayaH icy NO VS. br:.u., III Of GcViltTy.
o. I&.' SO prince sent Gur colonel an
Invitation 10: tIo officers u come up to
ais ,J;1!;,>',- and ilavt Il !lo.,n tea. We
III wcNt. ANA after 'tc:3, during which
Sole # Us crank l:sore wine than tea,
Adams especially We wore taken into
tne private apartments whore the Wo-
men We're kent and suffered to ningle
with them quite freely. considering we
We're in India and t." home OF an In
dian magIlate. When we got back to
our quarters Adams cOn1ided to me
that he had had an iinpromptu affair
seized an opportunity when unobserved
to lead her into an apartment filled
with tropical plants and, concealed by
the enormous leaves of one of them,
had kissed her. Just as they were
leaving the apartment they heard a
rustic behind them, and the girl had
turned ghastly pale. In another min
ute they had separated. This was all
there was of it; not very much, one
would think. to worry about, but Ad.
| ans was much troubled and l confess
l didn't like the proceeding mySen.
"'You arc in no danger said con-
| solingly. no Indian will be allowed
tc take revenge on British officer
"'it is for the girl l fear he said
| lugubriously.
eff you are discovered and the mat
| ter is reported to the prince l think
he will show his malignity by his fu.
| ture bearing toward US. Indeed he
| may bring the matter before the colo
nell
"'We shall see,' said Adams. Keep
, dark You're the only man I've told.'
NO message came from the prince.
| Indeed on return visit he made to our
quarters by invitation Of the colonel he
bore himself with great friendliness.
! - AT!"",a c~~- = ----- -
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T1a Es h - "a -
Graph IS IT,. :: .: S Story


miring1y upon his ottrac,.:'c appear
ance, as every one did, and asked to
have him especially presented. He
chatted SO affably with the yornsster
that Adams felt sure he had had 20 in
timation Of the meeting in the con-
servatory. | saw them talking to-
gether, and it seemed 10 me that the
willy Indian was looking down Oh
Adams with q singular eXpreSSion-an
expression did not exactly like.
''HoWever. that seemed to end the
matter, and gradually forgot it
Adams heard that the girl was in her
usual condition ii the palace and
ceased to worry about her. Then, when
we changed stations. all suspicion that
Adams would have to suffer for his
indiscretjOn was removed. He was as
ready for another affair us before, and
only an opportunity WAS wanting
"On arriving ut cur new station IL"
native ruler OF the =provinc" enter
tanned Us ii his palace. feared :nat
Adams might set into another scrapc.
80 ! kept an eye Oh him | tied e
get h}n 10 PROMISE lie tl."t he Won't.
not, and especially that lie wouldn't.
ti.':nk any Vine, for VINO made j.
i9caUt.on absolute rH",i:"&%tl,rsS. 10
vc,lld ,.ro:,l;Se nothing. o,ld | Know
thac there w&s &t,c, Il fAst,.t tio,l Ger
hiln il. DANGER tat ! resolved 10 w$fch
him all the c}e4aa. nee: let lin OFT
Of ny @i:sht I'll Il servont cam" 10 re
&nd }oil nle the hest vi Sod csHocai's,
that | should be ii ia&2,ltcd to him.
left Adams in an nna".m":2t openio"
into q dlniy }:2c'1.eeed garden, begin. :.
..3im tc remain where le w:,s ti!l i ;e
t,!rncd. TE;s Ea promised to 90
Was presented to the host, who de
tanned IL" som" time asking questions
about ol. artillery service in which he
appeared to be Euch interested. AS
soon as | could get away from him
returned to the room wliore had lett
Adams. He WAS not there. Looking
into the garden saw Il patch of uni
form among the plants ana followed
the man who wore it. Just before
reached him | saw that he was Adams.
He was leaning over 4 richly dressed
Indian girl l FASTENED OIL. but be-
fore l could join them Adams turned
and their lips met in kiss.
II stood as if pctrificd. If they We're
watched it would be too late for me
to save them. Adams seemed not liz
clined to take his lips away. Presently
he sank slowly to the floor. rushed
up to him. He was dead
The narrator paused and took a long
sip from glass of brandy and soda.
Then he finished his story:
There was Il sensation when l hur-
ried to the colonel and reported what
l had seen. We took the body to quar-
ters, and the surgeon placed piece of
paper dipped in some chemical agent
on the lips and reported that Adams
had been poisoned.
"Now comes what you will not be-
lieve. The girl who kissed Adams was
a poison girl, fed on a certain poison
from birth till she was saturated with
it. She was in the service Of the
prince whom Adams had offended"
ROBERT F. FORBES.
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"India is q strange country, l fam
cy," remarked an American to a Brit
ish ofl.ccr in a London military club.
You wc.:id think so if you spent as
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STATE HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
Interesting Papers to he Read at the
Annual Meeting mt Topeka-Anec-
dOtcs of "Jimo Lane.

Topeka, Kan, Nov. 23-The twenty
.ighth annual meeting of the Kansas
State Historical society will be held in
Topeka December /. Papers will be
read as follows: can Attempted Res
cue of John Brown from Charleston.
Va, JAIL" o. e. Morse, Mound City;
Early Spanish Explorations and In
dian Implements in Kansas" w. E.
Richey, Harveyville; THE Fourth
Regiment, Kansas State Militia" VIII
liam T. Mcclure, Bonner Springs:
"reminiscences of the Yeager Raid on
the Santa Fe Trail in 1863" d. Hub
bard, Olathe; THE Usage Coded
Lands" C. E. Cory, Fort Scott. "Busi-
ness Then and Now" James C. Horton.
Kansas City. NO.; THE Pottawatomie
Massacre" S. ]. Shively, Paola; "a
Famous Old Crossing and the Kaw
Trail" George P. Morehouse, Council
Grove; THE Wichita Indians in Kan
sas," J.. r. Mead, Wichita.
James C. Horton will close the even
ing with some anecdotes of Gen.
James H. Lane and Judge w. H. T.
Wakefield Mr. Horton will give one
of Gen. Lanes characteristic speeches
delivered in 1859, when he defended
himself against the assaults of his
enemies" He may have something to
say of Arson Burlingame's visit to
Kansas, and also Robert J. Walker and
Fred P. Stanton at Lawrence.
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Two Absurd Blunders Discovered.

Topeka, Kan, Nov. 23.-Two absurd
blunders have been discovered in n
couple of laws passed at the late regu-
lar session of the legislature. Chap
ter 221 is an act to punish lynchers.
1t is known as the Waggener law. II
provides that any person found guilty
of participating in a lynching bee
shall be imprisoned in the state peni-
Tertiary for not more than FIVE years
or during life" The other absurdity
is found in the truancy law. 1t pro-
vides that pupil who plays "hooky"
shall be expelled from school and then
If he doesn't return to school after be-
ing expelled he shall be punished.
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From Wealth tn Poverty.

Austin. who Is dead here. was once
worth 81 100000, but leaves nothing for
his girl wife and his friends had tn
bury him. In 1888 he fell heir to
quarter of million dollars. Half OF
it was lost in four years in the impor-
tations of English and French stations.
The remainder was lost in various poor
business speculations. Mr.. Austin
gave freely to the Emporia Presbyteri-
an college and the church. He built
William Austin chapel at the college in
1889.
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Joint. Build Towns Sidewalk.

Belleville. Kan, Nov. 23.-Rackley.
a little settlement in Republic county.
makes it's joints build sidewalks. II
is not incorporated and therefore has
no way Of raising a revenue, but 1t
needs good walks and the two JOINT
keepers who do business in the place
put up $50 each month to a contractor
who builds the walks. There is nc
law for this, but there is law against
selling liquor in Kansas, and hint ts
the wise is sufficient.
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Dogs Bark Caused Death.

Fort Scott, Nov. 23.-Etta Strong ha.
filed suit against Mrs. Emma Todd and
Ella Todd, her daughter, for $4,000
damages on account of the death Of
her husband, E. E. Strong. 1t is
claimed that while Strong was driv.
ing past the Todd residence the team
was frightened by vicious dog owned
by the Todds, and in the runaway
which followed Strong was killed.
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Accidentally Shot His stepbrother.

Leavenworth, Kan, Nov. 23.-John
Butler, aged nine years, was acct
dentally shot and killed yesterday aft
ernoon by his stepbrother, Emmett
Ritz, aged II years. The boys were
hunting near their home in Salt creek
valley when the accident took place
The Ritz boy was attempting to shoot
a rabbit, when the younger boy got In
the way and was riddled by heavy
load of shot.
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Storing Cobs for Fuel.

Downs, Kan, Nov. 23.-The farmer,
Of the corn belt are preparing to beat
the coal trust out of the annual profit
it has made from them by burning
corn cobs. In the corn belt in the
northern and central parts Of the state
the farmers are Smelling their corn and
storing the cobs for their winter fuel
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1903-11-27
New TOWN ON the Map.

The town of Bassett, south of lola,
has taken in Cementville and been in
corporated as city of the third class.
1t has population of about 500.
Bassett, Concrete and Gas City are
really suburbs Of lola, and although
having city government of their own,
yet lola will be the hub around which
they will revolve.