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Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-30

Games today: Sioux City at Omaha, Pu-
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DUFFY's MAGIC CITY CHAMPIONS
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Gal
GAMES

Elliott Holds Columbus Down 90
Two Hits.
COLUMBUS. o., July N.-Louisville today
broken even on the series when Elliott
held the league leaders to two hits and
shut them out. Two singles, Shaw's steal
Of third and Kenna's long fly scored the
Louisvilles run. Clymer and Quinlan did
fine Fielding. Score;
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CATTLE QUOTATIONs.

The following will show the prices paid
for the different kinds Of cattle on the
south Omaha market.
GoUd to choice corn-fed steers =. 4o95. 10
Fair to GOOD corn fed steers . 4 T5ai5. "
Common TO fair corn-reI steers $50 4 5Oq4. 70
Good TO choice cows and heifers g. Sous. ~
Fair to good cows and heifers.. 9 7b6fS. 90
Common TO fair cows and heifers .5Oa2. 20
Good to choice stockers 4 feeders S.65Q4. 10
Fair to good stockers and feeders 2 256I3 %
Common TO fair stockers -...,..., 2.OOd13 Is
Bulls, staRs. etc ,',.......,. 25O14 10
Veal calves S.75g5. 80
The following table shows the average
price OF nogs at South Omaha for the last
several days, with comparisons:
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g. Two-base hits: Hahn, Anderson, Stahl.
Sacrifice hits; Jones, Stahi Stolen bases:
Jones, Isbell, Davis, Anderson, Donohue,
schalfy. Double play: Davis, Isbell TO
Smith, !. Passed balls; Sullivan, T. Bases
on balls: on Walsh, 5; on Smith. S. Wild
pitch: Smith Hit with ball: Hahn.
Time: Las, Umpire: o'Loughlin.
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Our New Minister.

Denman Thompson and Geo. w.
Ryer's character comedy, "Our New
Minister" direct from it's record
breaking months New York run, will
be presented at Bells Opera House
February 10. This is the first play
dealing entirely with New England
country life that the authors of "The
Old Homestead" have produced since
that dramatic evergreen first saw the
light of day, nineteen years ago.
sour New Minister" is a distinct
novelty and one that will doubtless
hold the stage for long time to come.
Both MIR. Thompson and Mr.. Ryer
found the subject an easy one to write
upon, but the chief difficulty lay in
fitting 1t to the public mind, which is
as changeable as thermometer and
very hard to please. The scene Is laid
In a small country town known as
Hardscra bible, N. H., and the charac-
ter drawings are from life. 1t will be
presented by the original New York
all star cast, and with superb scenic
production.
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Our New Minister.

An engagement that has been autic.
ipated with the keenest interest is
announced for Bells Opera House,
Saturday February 10 1t is Denmar
Thompson aud Geo. w. Ryer's greatest
of all character plays, "Our New Min
ister, coming direct from its months
record breaking New York run. "Our
New Minister" Is sure to prove one of
the biggest hits ever given to the
stage. 1t is full of life and hustle,
and its characters are strongly and
decidedly marked, ahd appeal to all
classes of theatre goers. 1t is two
and a half hours Of bubbllng, swapping
fun, and bits one just where one
chuckles. The original New York all
star cast will be seen, and If you want
be entertained for an more pleasing G
and satisfactory way than you have
been for many day, "Our New Min
ister" Ia just what you are looking
for. We commend 1t unhesitatingly.
The cast includes John Terriss, Joseph
Conyers, John Brrker, NJ. II. Harri
man, John F. Webber, Calvin Dix
Fred Clarke, ]. Fl. Lorenzen, W. O.
Brady, Gertrude Perry, Alice Wash
burn and Philla May.
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handspring
of Life.
No One Can be Strong With Veal
Stomaeh-W. r. Smith g. Co.
Tells How 1t May be
Strengthened,

The stomach is the handspring OF
life. When It is strong and acts per
fectly, then the whole system is right,
assimu alton is perfect, and body and
brain are thoroughly nourlshed,
Mi-o-na is pleasant remedy to use,
and benefit is seen almost from the
first days treatment. 1t restores the
torpid glands and stimulates the nat
ural digestive secretions. 1t checks
fermentation, stops germ growth
soothes inflammation, and cures al
troubles, such as headaches, back
aches, rheumatic pains, furred tongue
sleeplessness, nervousness, and gener
al debility, which are caused by i'm
perfect digestion,
1t Is the only remedy that is so uni
fornily successful in the cure OF stom
ach disease that w. r. Smith & Co,
are willing to give guarantee will
every 80 cent box of Mi.o-ua tablets
that the remedy will cost nothing un
less 1t cures. They have so muci
faith in Mi-o-na that they are willing
TO take all the risk
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CARMEL.
February 8. 100

February b, 1905.
James Patton, of Hillsboro, spent
Tuesday with II. G. Eubanks and wife.
Aaron Fernau and wife, of Balm
bridge, spent Tuesday with their
daughter, Mrs. Ella Head,
Mrs. Geo. Eubanks served an elegant
dinner Wednesday. The guests we're
Mrs. Eunice Butler, Mrs. Frank Bel.
!eron and son James, Of Sinking
Springs, Mrs. q. M. Eubanks aud
children, Helen and Fay and Mrs. Flo
Parshali, of this place.
James Head Jr. has bought hall
Interest in the store of Leslie Par
shall. James is a very obliging and
accommodating clerk.
Nothing preventing Judge r. M
Watts and his estimable family will
remove to Hillsboro this week.
Mrs. Barbara Houe, of Cynthian
has been spending few days at the
home of G. w. McCoppin.
Leslie Parshall will occupy the place
vacated by Judge Watts.
John Free has been on the sick lis
for for days.
Joe McCospin, who formerly reside'
here but went to Ada few years ag'
to complete his education, was mar
ried last Wednesday to one of Ada
bellies, and will leave for Winconsil
soon where he win engage in the lum
ber business. His many friends her
wish for him and his bride prosper
Gus future.
Alva Mccoy and Miss Elva McCop
pin will be married in the NJ. 4
church at this place Wednesday even
ing, February IA, 1906, at ! p. m.
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MARSHALL.
February 5, 1905

ECoi udi ~ i"Np'
The following l. o. o. f. officers
we're enstalled by District Deputy L
G. Stockwell: N. G., Birch Greenfield;
VIC, S. p Ferguson; Warden, Isreal
Roads; F. s., Fenton Kesler; r, s., w.
e. Keelor; |. c., James Greenfield: o..
c., Oscar Keelor; Trustee, |. Roads.
Miss Nettie Buler, of Elmville, was
a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Burnett, last
week.
Misses Ruth and Edith Uhlan, OF
New Petersburg, were guests OF the
Misses Cameron last week,
James Anderson has bought farm
nearIdaho, Pike county.
The school house caught FIRE Friday
afternoon either from a defective
nue or from spark. II was first dis
covered by child excused for an In
termission. BY the efforts of d. W
Carlisle and number of the citizens
the fire was extinguisbed after doing
considerable damage.
Rev. Morris, of Sinking Springs, as
sisted Rev. Seminar with the M. T.
Church protracted meeting.
Considerable plowing was done b,
eur hustling farmers during the pretty
weather.
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FORT HILL.
February 8, 1906.

FEBRUARY D. l0OO'
J.P. Havens and family spent last
SUNDAY with John Washburu and fs mi
ly at Dallas.
Fred Rhoads and family were guests
Of his parents, MIR. and Mrs. Alvia
Rhoads, near Sinking Spring Sunday.
Misses Anna aud Bessie Turner, of
Elmville, we're guests Of their parents
Mr., and Mrs, 81 muel Deardufl.
Miss Anna Shoemaker was enter
tsinod by her sister, Mrs. Dan Rhoads,
near Sinking Spring few days last
week.
Earl Garman and sister, Mrs. Flora
Davidson, of Turkey, we're entertain
ed by MIR. and Mrs. Frank East Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs j. J. Butler and son,
VIM of Cedar Chapel, spent Tuesday
with Mr.. and Mrs. l. w. Stults.
Daniel Butler, Lotus Odonnell, ].
p. Havens and wife made business
trip to Hillsboro Tuesday.
Mrs. Edna Thornton returned home
recently, after being entertained by
her son, o, G. Carter and family at
Greenfield.
Mrs. James Jinkins and little son
spent last week with grandma Jinkins,
| who is seriously i'll at the home OF
James Lacey, near Cynthiana.
Orvall Stults, of South Charleston,
is the guest of his aunt, Mrs. Hannah
Keplinger.
John e. Reed, of this place, and
Miss Carrie Elliot, of Marshall, were
married Sunday, January 2s, by
Squire White, of Sinking Spring
Mr.. Reed aud bride are being enter
tained by his parents, Mr.. and Mrs j.
l.. Reed.
|. w. Stults and wife, A. r. VIII
liams and wife, C. A. Rhoads and wife
attended the business meeting al
Olive Branch Thursday.
C. f. Freeze, of New Fain, was IN
our vicinity Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward White, son
Dave, and daughter, Silva, were en-
ter,alned by II. G. White and wife
near Sinking Spring Sunday.
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.DANvILLE.
February 5. 100

FEBRUARY d. l5OO'
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Cochran and Mrs.
Jno Pence spent Sunday with Mrs.
Ella Woods.
Edward Knauer who has been en-
ployed In Cincinnati is spending few
days with his parents.
Bruce Jones aud family and Vim,
Knauer aud family, and Myrtle Ben
nett and Anna Kuauer, visited friends
In Fairview, Sunday.
Walter Lemon and wife, of Hills.
boro were guests of L. @. Stockwell
Sunday.
The many friends of Uncle Sam
Roush are glad to hear that he is con
valescing.
Several from here attended stock
sale last Saturday In Hillsboro and
several good horses we're left at high
prices.
Dick Brown and Miss AIDA Craw'
ford were guests of Minnie and Stella
Hopkins, of near Pricetown, Sunday
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Real Estate Transfers.

J. e. Edwards to Don Purdy, Hills.
boro, lot, $3.50.
Amanda Cheney to Lew Woods,
Lynchburg, lot, $3.50
Martha Z. Matthews to Edward f..
Lewis, Buford, lot, Sll00
Josie Roberts to Charles II. Diehl
Mowrystown. lot, $l25.
Oliver G. Cochran to ]. w. Vaughn,
Concord tip, ia., sl75.
@. F. Clyburn to Samuel Boist,
Paint tip so "a, s34oo.
e. ]. Countryman to Mamma c. Rob.
erts, Belfast, lot, $500.
NJ. j. White to A. NJ. Merit, Brush
creek tip 20 a., 5000.
Riley 8. CLANCY to Charles II. Wents
Salem, Up 1855 a ,S7436 25
Lydia M. Alternately to W. II. Pence
Dodson tp., 81 a., 81 etc.
Leila T.. Leonard admrx. to Carrie
Held, Greenfield, lot, $l700
Carrie Held to Leila e. Leonard
Greenfield, lot, sl700.
Mary @. Gabriel to Margaret e
Reed, Hillsboro, lot, $1,000.
Julia A. Michael to Sallie j. Web
ster, Allensburg, lot, $3.50.
VIM. Mace to Ibe Johnson, Hiilsboro
lot, 1912
Joseph F. Dowell to Michael b
Pulse, Lynchhurg, lot, 5000.
James w. Reedy to A. L. Haley
Clay tp., la 5000.
Curtis p. Walker to Fl. N. Pulliam
Hamer tip Ga, 5000.
N. w. Igo to Startling w. Gaymon
Concord tip, 43.l00 Sl25.
Elizabeth Hudson to Dav vid Cald well
Greenfield, lot, 81 etc.
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MOwRYSTOwN.
February s, 1905

teOruary D, lNo.
Chas. Diehl and far,s,y have moved
into their new dwellbss on north High
street.
Miss Josie Diehl is visiting relatives
at Carlisle.
Undertaken Edo Mignery, who has
been critically illsis somewhat better
and hjs~>lriends are hopeful for his
rsSSfery.
W.T.. Galliett ls convalescing from
a severe attack of rheumatism.
Rev. Mellor is holding series OF
meetings at Sardinia.
Rev. Helm, of Hillsboro, is holding
protracted meetings in the Christian
Church here. The meetings are well
attended.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Chas. L Euverard, of
Maple Grove, we're pleasant guests OF
Miss Lena Euverard and mother here
one day last week.
John Stout and wife, of Hillsboro.
we're guests at the home of John Mar
connette last Monday.
Miss Alice Kier is visiting her sister
Mrs. Chas. Rose, of Hillsboro.
Born 10 Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Rob
erts, on January "a, big boy.
The ground hog saw his shadow last
Friday.
The Prohibltionists of Whiteo <
township have been requested TO
meet at the office OF Dr. Rhotou or
February 6.
Some OF the farmers in this vicinity
we're plowing in January.
Incorporation is strongly talked OF
in our vicinity at present.
Chas, Wrinkle and wife were out of
town guests of Mr.. and Mrs Keethl er
last Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs Chas. Yochum were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Ora Yochum,
last Sunday.
Stanley Jacobs went to Washington
c. r., last week.
Carey Kibler, of Georgia, is CUES
of Harry Hodson and wife.
Will and Startling Mitchell we're 60
see their brother Ottis, at Winches
ter recently.
Jack Bolton, of Winchester, and
Miss Mary Hunter we're recently
married.
The friends of Chas. Stout were sor-
ry to hear that he had his arm broken
while at bis train work IN Hillsboro
last week
Isaac Kay and wife, of Cincinnati,
are guests of his brother Reason Kay.
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BELL.

February 3, 1906.
The ground hog was wise this time
In going back for another six weeks
George Gustinandfamily, of George
town were visiting here this week.
Birch Frazier and bride are with
friends here.
Harlev Tannahill and wife returned
last Monday to Columbia, Ind.
Amos Hopkins has moved to the Jno.
Lynx farm near the Infrmary.
DR.. Letherman fell last week while
working on his new building and was
slightly hurt.
Aaron Kesler, of North Union and
Miss Ella Counterman were made one
last Wednesday might by Rev. LIP
pert. After supper the young folks
gave them a serenading.
The Debaters at Pleasant School
draws quite a crowd from here.
Mrs. Ella Kesler has sold her prop
erty to DR.. Roberdts.
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HIGHLAND.

February 5, 1906.
Mrs. O. b. Horsman returned to her
home in Columbus Thursday after a
weeks visit with relatives here.
The game of basket ball between
Highland and Wilmington last Friday
night resulted in victory for the
Highland team by score of "a to 7
The next game In Highland will be
Wednesday night, February 7, be
tween the Highland and Hillsbort
girls
Miss Cora Van Pelt, of Memphis
WIS a guest of Miss Lucy Redkey, ovel
Sunday.
Chas. Cadamy and wife, after tw,
weeks visit with relatives here, have
returned to their home In Columbus
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SAMANTHA.
February 5, 1906

FEBRUARY D, leuo
DR.. Swing has received an invita-
tion to attend the Longworth. Roose-
velt wedding at Washington, ID. O.,
on the 18th.
Mr.. and Mrs Abe Vaughn are re-
joicing over the arrival of daughter
at their home.
Joe Kerns intends to keep sweet
anyhow If he doesn't getsn invitation
to the wedding. He will open large
sugar camp on the lands of Mr.. Leav-
erton.
Several people from this community
will attend the play at Hillsboro next
Saturday night.
Squire Rogers purchased fine
bunch of stack hogs last week.
Ora Stewart met with quite pain
full accident few days ago. While
chopping wood stray splinter came
in contact with one of his eyes. II
was thought at first that the sight
was destroyed, but the injured mem
Der is improving and will soon be In
its normal condition.
Geo. Elton has torn down aud con.
verted iuto stove wood one of his old
work shops Mr., Elton is 10 years of
age but ia still actively engaged in
his chosen profession of blacksmith
ing and bids fair TO live his four score
ia possibly more.
Mrs Vance, of Gas City, Ind, is Wis
j,.ng her brother, william Clancy
Misses Aura Faris, Thursle and
Sylvia Young, of Pricetown, wer,
visiting at the home of John 5 Farls
and family, last Friday and Saturday
Joseph Bailey has returned from q
pleasure trip TO Oklahoma. He gives
4 glowing description of the land
traversed and prosperity of the people.
The L. T. L. Society met at the home
of Mr.. Stewards last Saturday night.
An interesting session was held
Lenora Carey visited friends at Lees
burg last week.
The protracted meeting which has
been in progress at the Methodist
church, closed Sunday night with two
1ccessions.
Mrs Frank Hudson entertained Mrs
Jno. Rowe and Lizzie Hudson, last
Wednesday.
The skating season is here and the
Ioys are performing some athletic
feats, such as measuring themselves
while lying on the ice or beholding
he stars In broad daylight.
Miss Ivalee Wilson gave a musical
entertainment to large number Of
her friends Saturday night Miss
Wilson is an accomplished pianoist
and a model hostess Those present
we're Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hudson,
Everett Sanders ard family, Mr., and
Mrs. Foraker, Prof. Faii Is and family,
Anna rharp, Maud Wright, Clark and
Bertha Clancy, of Samantha, Frank
Fettro and family, of Hillsboro, Mr.
ard Mrs. Martin Miner, Of Bridges,
Anna Faris, Thursie and Sylvia Young
If Pricetowi.
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NEW MARKET.
February 8, 1901

FeOruaryo, l3Oo.
Rev. Howard occupies the Baptist
pulpit Sunday morning and evening.
John Catlin, of Monroe City, Ia, has
returned home after a two months
visit with relatives here.
L. b. Custer is seriously Ill with An
attack of neuralgia of the stomach.
DR.. Ora Gibler has returned to his
home in Pittsfeld, Ill.
DIR. Noble, of Winchester, called on
p. 8. Bell Wednesday, enronte to
Hillsboro.
John Eyler, of Adams county, has
moved into the property he recently
purchased Of Geo. Clancy.
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Did you intend getting your
buggy painted this sprlngP
Remember we do the work In the
best possible manner and use
nothing but first class materials.
Don't get your buggy ''sl0pped
up" with house paint and then be
sore at yourself, when you could
get 1t done right for = couple Of
dollars moro.
Now is the proper time to get 1t In
the shop and 1t Will be In perfect
shape to run by Nay 4.
y. r. CARROLL h SONS.
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OuPkNeW Minister.

The biggest hit ever known in the
history of the stage is what critics
call DenmansThompson and Geo. W.
Ryer's character play sour New Min
lister" whichCcomes to the Opera
House on Saturday February 10, for
its first local presentation. Scarcely
anything else Is Ibeing talked of Ia
town, and the chances are that there
won't be eyensistanding room when
"Our New Minister" comes to town.
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Public Sale.

Richard Morgan will hold a sale on
the Siddens- Burnett farm, n miles
east of Lyechburg on Anderson road
on Friday, February %, commencing
at 10 a. m. The property consists In
part Of horses, 2 jersey cows, 7 poland
china brood sows, ! boar, road wagon
truck wagon, mower, sulky pillow,
breaking plows, desk harrow, hay rake
corn planter, wheat drill, sled, eros,
cut saw, harness, small tools, etc.
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Youth-what do / have to pay for
a marriage license ?
Clerk-well, you get It on the In.
stallment plan.
Xouth-How's thatY
Clerk-One dollar down and yeuz
|entire salary each month for the ~
Of your life.
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Hostess-This is a very select party.
I've invited only the very best people.
Host-But who are those two men
In the corner? Z?
Hostess Detectives. to see that
nothing is stolen.
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Mr.. stoplate--Aren't you afraid Of
burglars ir this lonely neighborhood
Miss I'ersleep-Oh, no. You see it's
nsveT more than . few minutes till
daylight after.you 20 away.
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"You ought not to work such long
hours. Surely your boss can get along
without you par. Of the time"
"sure he can. Bnt don't want him
to did Il Out.'
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"when do you 60 away tor the sum
mer ?"
whenever some one calls whom ]
don't want TO see."
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Notice OF appointment.

Estate Of Ell Rhoades deceased.
ouaitaea aaeIsiknea aa nave been appointed ane
aac ~ nnoades late Of Highland county. Ohio
Dated this cath day of January A. D. ,ooo
RICHARD T. RHoADrs
FERRY A. RuoADHs
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-08-28

reported in this paper, brought home a medal of honor for taking part in the arrest of two robbers, just after the quake. A third looter was shot dead.
 Over in the annex yesterday the peo- pie were talking about the narrow es- cape from serious injury of Mir. and Mrs. George c. Black of Quinnipiac avenue Sunday. They were about to take an automobile ride but the ma- chine started before MT. Black, who was "cranking" it, could get aboard. The auto plunged over the bank into the old Shore Line railroad cut, but Mrs. Black jumped out, receiving a cut under the left ear and a lad named Cosmark, who had been invited to ride had a cut beneath one eye. The auto, which was wrecked, remained in the cut yesterday.
 B. S. Bradley, king of Clinton avenue speedway, said last night that there would be no speeding Labor day as at first intended, as there are so many other attractions, There are the races at Branford, and the Orange fair and as these affairs would detract from the attendance tho speeding matinee is given up, but there will be racing there later in the season,
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MILFORD BASEBALL

Next Saturday afternoon Milford will play the West End team at Atlantic filed, and on Labor day morning and afternoon the Milford team will play the Westyillos. Both the above teams are the leaders in the city leagues of Bridgeport and New Haven, and if Milford succeeds in disposing of both teams they will easily win the cham pionship of southern Connecticut for for amateur clubs. The game at Ath- letic field for Saturday afternoon was the finest of the season on the home grounds. Trowbridge was in his old time form, his speed seemed to be un. limited, and some of the time Dubois, the backstop, had trouble holding him. The next three games, two of which will be played in Milford will be of the gilt edge order, and of much interest to the local fans
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GAVE UP HIS CLAIM.
Leroy Henderson Quits His Section of
 Land in Wyoming,

Leroy Henderson Quits His Section of
 Land in Wyoming,
 Leroy Henderson who went to Wyo- ming recently as a land prospector has returned, having given up his plan to settle on government land. He went out to go in with the rushers and take up a section of several hundred acres of government land on the old Sho- shone Indian reservation and staked out his claim. These lands to be made productive require irrigation, plans for which are partly made, but it was un- derstood that it would be at least five years before water could be conducted to the district and Henderson said that was too long to wait, and so he gave up his land. To hold the land it requires continued settlement, and un- der that plan MT. Henderson concluded that it would not pay him to wait so long. He was formerly a clerk at the Yale station.
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HorCHKIss ENDORSED.
Westville Democrats Are Against
 Grafters.

westville Democrats Are Against
 Grafters.
 At the Westville democratic caucus Hobart L. Hotchkiss was boomed as a candidate for judge of the probate court.
 The delegates chosen were:
 Hobart L. Hotchkiss, J. Cart lard: alternate, J. M. Griswold. Congressional - William A. Borden, William Moran; alternate, J. Frank Neal
 enatorial-William F. Alcorn, William Henry Kitchen; alternate, B. M. Ahearn.
 esentative-Charles Schmidt, Pe- ter B. Kenealy; alternate, James Me- Guire.
 County-J. J. O'Connor Thomas F. Goode; alternate F. M. Dolan. Probate-Dennie J. McCune, John Oates; alternate, Michael F. Welch. Justice of the peace-M. J. Welch, Ed. J. Miner; alternate, William F. Skinner.
 Box tender and checker-John Oates. At the conclusion of the meeting Mir. Guode took the members on trolley trip.