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Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1907-08-03
V0DA.

Elmer Pearl wants to buy a
work horse.
Banta Bros. were threshing
Wednesday,
v. Mallinosky bought a fine
team of p. F. Scherer.
Ralph Kristoff made a flying
trip to Collyer Wednesday.
J. Khrut pulled his thresher
out Tuesday. He is the first man
out.
Harvest is thing of the past
and everyone plowing to beat the
band.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Thiel and
family of Collyer spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Geo Kristoff.
We are glad to report that Car
RE Stradal is up and around
again after a spell of sickness.
Chas. Bordosky, we are glad
to report is recovering from a
three weeks siege of typhoid fe-
yer.
w. d. Austin in twisting lid
off a fruit jar twisted the neck off
and cut his thumb half off. There
are different ways to get out of
work.
Walter and Albert Krhut are
trying their hands at farming,
they will put out 16O acres of
wheat. Would like to see the
boys make a success.
p. F. Slecher has sold his fine
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1907-08-03

Mrs. J. L. Yewel and Marjone
visited at Banner, Wednesday.
Clarence Buell. left these parts
for Rose, Kansas last Tuesday
Cliff Baker and w. L. Larrabee
of Wa-Keeney were at Bosnia Fri
day.
Glade Martin has rented e. L..
Boice's farm and viii move in
SOON.
A. B. Jones has a steam pillow
at work on a quarter of land in
this vicinity.
Misses Sadie Biehler and Mae
Purinton, Walter Guilbert visited
as Bosnia the 28th.
Mrs. Joe Snyder was called to
the beside of her mother Mrs.
Hobbler who is very sick.
Miss Hattie Benson and father
from Smoky hill valley was seen
in this vicinity Monday.
Miss Edna Hall returned to
her work at Ransom last Mon
day after two week visit at
home.
III. f. Stimits of Granfield spent
Sunday and Monday at VIM. Sti-
mits and his sister Mrs. j. B.
Biehler.
J. J. Osborn and family visited
at Bosnia two consecutive Sun
days at J. B. Biehlers the Goth
and S. H. Yewell'S 9th.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Stimits
entertained at dinner last Sun
day, F. r. Manner and family, j
L. Manner and family, of Banner,
A. Jesse and family of Stock
range, and Warren Moore OF
Washington.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1907-08-03
COLYER.

Mr.. W. Yanda is quite ILL
Mrs. Herman Ehrichs has been
very ill.
DIR. Wickizer was well patron
lied Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas Tague spent
Sunday with the Walsh family.
Ripe tomatoes, peaches. and
peas were on sale here Saturday.
Mr.. Weisback lost fine team
by lightning last Wednesday
evening.
The rain nor wind did not keep
the crowds from coming to town
Saturday.
The township board held their
regular meeting at the Palace
hotel Saturday.
G. G. Hickman has the hand
soonest line of crystal ware ever
brought to town.
Chut Austin is very partial to
cold water especially when it is
in ten foot tank.
Many miraculous escapes from
pecially around town.
Service at ST Michael.s church
August 4th at the usual hour
Catechism at 10 a. m.
Mrs. VIM. Lorimer and Belle
Glenn were visitors of Miss Car
rie Stradal last Tuesday.
Mr.. Richardson and his large
force of helpers will soon have
the new school building inclosed.
We do not think many around
here saw much of the eclipse
Wednesday evening as it was too
cloudy.
The threshing crews are get
ting ready to launch ont on their
sea of hard labor and kicking
next week.
Miss Frances Glenn, Mabel
Tague, r. J. Tague and Jess Kes-
sler spent Sunday evening at
John Glenn's.
We were all glad to see the
rains last week but we hope we
will not see any more such
storms for awhile.
The many friends here of Miss
Carrie Stradal are pleased to
learn she is safely recovering
from her recent ILLNESS.
A fine new cement walk has
been laid in front of our bank
and we hope others, will follow
suit and help improve the town.
Mrs. Frank Walz' mother was
badly injured at Wichita last
week by street car colliding
with a vehicle in which she was
riding.
Have the farmers ever thought
what conveniency the rural
delivery would be and every
farmer should urge the immedi-
ate establishment of one out OF
COllyer
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1907-08-03
PUBLIC SALE!
Wednesday, August z, 1907,

property
U llbuu vi lulOb0
HOBBS DID, weight with mule)
old weight 1000 lbs geldng. weight
lbs brood II old yearng colts 3year old
mules, weight 1000 lbs EACH
Ten milk and dry 10 calves Registered Here
bull, years
head of hogs. brood Jersey
IMPIEMENTS-1 whealed Mandt
IA inch, 7foo Mccormick
5foot Mccormick machine, Ofeet
sickle grinder 14inch
attachment 16inch stirring
3secton harrow
drill cable stacker, double harpooned fork, Daisy Deaval
(new platform
pipe, 1 Babcock milk and tester.
1 of work
with single
TO m
bushels of in
Nine chickens. Free lunc at noon
TERNS-An and cash. all sum overs
eight months
cent interest; discount or
E. L BOICE.
M W. MASON, Auctioneer.
G.. r. Clerk.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1907-08-03

Never can tell when you II mash
a finger or suffer cut, bruise,
burn or scald. Be prepared Dr.
Thorn as h trio Oil instantly
relieves en- quickly cures
the wound
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1907-08-03
Bosnia.

Hot wether. Well yes.
District ) has no teacher.
Some rain but not enough.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-12-18
HONOR TO Mr.. GLITCH.
Has Been Appointed Paymaster.Gen
era, United Confederate Veterans.

Hon. W. NJ. Hl,nA %. santa Fee, one
Of the leading spirits of his section
was in the city Tuesday, and made
The Sun an agreeable call
Mr. Bitch has recently been doub
ly-hOnOrCd Al the last meeting of
Stonewall Camp t. e. Y, Of which
he has been IA very active member,
his energies were rewarded by his
election as commander OF the camp
to succeed Commander Eurat.O Davis,
and he will assume this dlghiIi'd and
important position at the beginning OF
the new year.
In addition to this election, Mr..
Rltch has received motto" from Adiu.
tant.Gcncral and Chief OF STAFF Robt.
j. Magill. Florida Division, United
Confederate Veterans, Of his appoint
meut as paymaster-general on the di-
vision STAFF, with rank Of lieutenant
colonel
Col. Bitch it now is. and his
friends and comrades throuchout :hc
entire country congratulate him upon
this honor conferred, realizing that 1t
could have fallen on no more worthicr
shoulders
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-12-18
chIldren's

ravorite tonic is Whites Cream Yer
mitugr. the cure for worms and all
childrrus diseases, IL not only Mills
the worms. but removes the mucous
and slime in which they build their
nests Its action on the child Is mild
and leaves him In a healthy condition
Joe Daniel. Surmac. Tenn. says thai
he gave one ~ his children White ;
Cream Yermituge when the doctor
thought IL had collie. and from the hrst
dose the child paSset seyenty-three
worms Sold BY w, u. Johnson
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-12-18
KING DRAMATIC COMPANY.
Played TO Good House Last Night,
and Audience Was Pleased,


The Rig King stock Company APP
pcarcd again to a good house last
night. presenting that thrilling story
In four acts, ~ Southern Romance
This company Is undoubtedly one
of the ClcNcrc~t repertoire aeGrcGa.
tiuus ever seen In this section Of the
country. Their work rs whole Is
clean. refined and we'll presented
There is not a "stick" In the entire
cast. and everyone who has s"cu the
how pronounce themselves as being
perfectly satisfied.
one OF the attractive features ~ tins
aggrrgution Is the speciality work.
which Is given between the acts thus
making a continuous performance.
This work Is also clean aud up.to date.
aud was appreciated. n was evidenced
hy the hearty CuCures
The company will close its engage.
mcnt this evening, aud IL Is hoped
they will be- greeted 10y the house they
deserve.
The company will present tonlsh,
The Sign of the Four hy '"nran
npylc
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-12-18
-. NIXON IS
RETURNED HERE
pnlar Methodist Preacher Will
srve His People Another Year.
sAiNEsvlLLE PEOPLE PLEASED

~ This Appointment, as Is Also the
lalnIster--OtheT Appointments in
gainesville Distrlct-Rev. r. r.
Rridees Retained as Presiding Elder.
The Florida Annual Conference of
lie Methodist Episcopal Church,
enth, met in Tampa on Thursday,
ecefmber 18th, and adjourned on Mon.
4Ay night at 8 o'clock.
The conference was held in the
e4utiful new church built by Rev.
q. Carpenter and his people at
tlle Park. The attendance Of min
tFs and delegates was large and
spacious church building was filled
8fy day during the session.
bishop Charles b. Galloway, one Of
most eloquent preachers in the
nfeh, presided to the satisfaction
delight OF all. His sermon on
hday on Christian Service" was n
seage Of wonderful inspiration to
~ large congregation present.
The report of the preachers showed
t4t the past year has been one Of
owth and prosperity to Methodism
FSpughout the State.
Monday night the supreme hour of
t&e conference arrived, when one hun.
1ted and thirty preachers received
4sf appointments for the next year
;Itre are six districts in the con
Fence. We give below the appoint.
1fitH of the Gainesville district:
Pfesiding Elder-F, II. Bridges.
tsainesville-T. J. Nixon.
Aiachua--F. f. Grifith.
I.aCrosse-C. s. Eddington.
iigh Springs. L. Yeats.
tarke-C. w. lnman.
Nelfose-T. l.. r. Barr.
sterlRchen-T. l.. Cooper,
ushnell--T. j. Phillips
.oleman--G. II! York.
1Daia---R. H. Barnett.
ltanopy-T II, Sistrunk,
matilla--G. ID, Turner.
Ikdy Lake It. n. Weatherford
eesburg-Henry Hice,
1Iartel--M. II. Outland,
Iaverness--A. II, Cole.
i'kfa--R. NJ. Williams.
liliston-E. j. Gates.
fonson--I. Il. Crandall.
Ilfhony--M, Nj, Ford
I5chelle-C. w. MathesOp.
nnopg the other appointments Rev.
q. Thrower goes To Sutherland,
Rev. w. J. Carpenter is returned
hyde Park, Tampa.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-12-18
The DuttOn Bank
GAINESVILLE, FLORIDA.
oRIsWoLDs MAMMOTH SHOW.
Mammoth Railroad Pavilion viii be
Here on Niaht Of December 90

One Of the largest and most success.
full travelling theatrical companies
touring the South this season IL the
Frank r. Grswold Mammoth Railroad
Pavilion, which Is billed to appear in
this city on the evening of Friday, De.
CcmbCr 20
This company which travels in It's
own palace private car carries large
waterproof canvas tent in which its
performance is given. They also carry
Il carload Of special scenery, with
calcium and COored fire effects.
Thirty people, all artists Of superior
ability, are employed in the produc.
ton of that great moral and spcCtacu.
lar production, Ten Nights i'm a Bar
room" which Is one of the oldest hut
one Of the best and most pathetic
stories staged This play is again be-
coming especially popular IN this sec.
ton of the country now, owing to
the prohibition agitation which Is
sweeping the South
The attraction also carries n first.
class band and orchestra, aud in all Is
n frst-class. refined attraction IA every
respect
Tent will be- located on lot opposite
Union Academy
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-12-18
Danger In Asking Advice.

her you have a cough or cold do
aak someone what is good for It,
hore Is danger In taking some un.
M preparation. FOley's Honey
Tar cures coughs. colds, and pre-
III pneumonia. The genuine IL In
Low package. Refuse substitutes.
IA McCollum- a Co.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-12-18
S. A. |. FIREMAN
SCALDED TO DEATH
While uoing Work Under Boiler
Of ca. lne at Bronson.
ENGINEER DUPREE IS INJURED

Unfortunate Accident Caused by Boiler
Plug Blowing Gu! aao letting Steam
Escape-Was Freight Between
Cedar Key and Archer.
telephone message TO The Sun
Tuesday afternoon from Archer stated
that while the ). A. l.. freight train
which runs between Cedar Key and
Archer was making a stop at Bronson,
about $50 a. m.. the cOlOred fireman,
Nose SAWS, was scalded TO death.
1t seems that Sawls vas doing some
work under the boiler, when "A plug
blew out, causing the steam to es-
cape, with fatal results. the victim
surviving for about two hours
Engineer Robert Dulr"c of Gaines
vile, one Of the best and most trust
ed engineers Of the sy.t"m, had his
hands and arms badly ycalded while
aiding the fireman - escape.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-12-18
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The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1907-10-25

Congressman Jones Of Virginia and
Driscoll Of New York Against Sale
Of Islands dsWould Have Natives in
Control Colonel Halford Holds
Present Management

Lake. Mohonk, AZ. Y. Oct. 25.
The Philippine Islands and Hawaii
were the themes considered at the
Mohonk conference yesterday. The
speakers were Paul Charlton Law,
an officer Of the bureau Of Indian at.
fairs; Thomas Lawler Of Boston;
William Alexander Switzerland, in
charge OF Filipino students In thif
country; DR.. Arthur j. Brown, and
DR.. G. G. Cregan, who represented
the Presbyterian and American for.
eign mission boards, respectively.
Congressman Jones OF Warsaw,V Va,
and Driscoll of Syracuse, N. II.
spoke against the retention Of the
Philippines. They did not favor ths
sale of the islands, but advocated
eventually leaving them to the con.
troll of the Filipinos themselves.
Colonel Elijah w. Halford made 4
spirited reply, expressing his belize
that the Philippines were under The
present control Of this country b,
divine appointment.
~ Hawaii was the subject of The
evening session. The speakers, Dr.
N. B. Emerson and DR.. Titus NJ
Coan, are sons of missionaries ant
were born in Honolulu.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1907-10-25
INSURANCE NAN
GUILTY Of PERJURY
FoRMR VICE PRESIDENT OF MU.
TUAL LIFE INSURANCE co.
IS CONVICTED.
First Conviction Resulting From
Legislative Investigation Of Insur-
ance Companies He swore Ger
tain Money Was His, and Later
Admitted Il Was Not.

New York, Oct. 25.-The first con-
viction. in the cascs based on dis
closures in thc.iegislatiye investiga-
tion of insurance affairs in 1905-06
was obtained ky the district attor-
ney's Office last night, when the jury
in the criminal branch of the SUI
preme court found DR.. Walter R.
Gillette, former vice president of the
Mutual Life Insurance company,
guilyt Of perjury in the third de-
gree. The verdict was accompanied
with recommendation for mercy.
The maximum penalty for this de-
gree of perjury is ten years impris-
onment.
Upon the report of the jury, coun-
sci for DR.. Gillette moved for GER
tificate of reasonable doubt and ar
rest of judgment. Justice Bowling
announced that he would hear the
motion next Monday, and meantime
lremanded DR.. Gillette to the Tombs.
During the trial the defendant had
been at liberty under $4,000 bonds.
DR.. Gillette is 67 years old and is
well known in medicine, from the
practice of which he retired some
years ago.
The specific charge upon which
DR.. Gillette was found guilty was
that he testified falsely before the
grand jury on May, "a, when he was
|vice president of the Mutual. The
indictment alleged that under ex.
animation by District Attorney Je-
rome he stated certain moneys in
the Dobbs Ferry bank were his, per
sonal funds and that subsequently
under ross-examination he had ad.
mitted the funds were really the
property of the Mutual Life Insur-
ance company.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1907-10-25
STRIKE OFF AT BUTTE

Butte, Mont, Oct. 20. The oper-
ating force Of the Western Union and
Postal telegraph Offices resumed SER
vice yesterday, and it is said the To-
cal union will officially declare the
strike OFF.
The Anaconda Photographers I'M
ion. with which Butte is affiliated,
yesterday decided to call the strike
of and return to work today. There
are 16 operators in Butte and Ana
conda, including the Associated Press
operators, who have asked for REIN
statement.
The Western Union opened its Of
flee in Great Falls yesterday, and
according to reports received here
last night Billings will be opened
today.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1907-10-25
PLAN OF LENGTHENING TIME
WAS NOT SUCCESSFUL AND
WILL BE SHORTENED.
The New Change Will Be Effective
November 10, and Time viii Be
Two Hours Less Agreement to
Lengthen Time Was Made Last
June.

Chicago, Oct. 25.The Chicago
Denver roads on November 10 are
going to reduce the running time OF
their fast trains two hours. The rea-
son for this is the notice by the Bur-
lington that after that date their
fast Chicago-Denver train will leave
here at 4 pm. instead of 1925 am.
and will arrive In Denver at g pm.
the following day, or thereabouts.
This notice was served on the 9TH
er western lines at a conference be-
tween executive officials during
which the entire train service In the
west was under discussion. 1t is un.
derstood that the Burlington's action
is due to the prestige which they
claimed formerly on Denvei. service
and business, which was lost by the
lengthening OF the schedule Of the
fast trains.
The presidents Of the western
roads last June entered into an
agreement to lengthen the time Of all
passenger trains between Chicago
and the Missouri river, Chicago and
Denver and Chicago and the Pacific
coast. This was done only aftel
first one and then another was asked
to give UP some advantage which 1,
had held In certain matters. A,
that time the Burlington's fast Chi
cagoD Denver train made the run II
LIS hours, and that road claimed Z
have the cream Of the trade. Under
the agreement 1t was compelled 4
slow down the running time tc g
hours. which necessitatted a chang
In the leaving time at Chicago o
ltheir fast train from early after
noon to- early morning.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1907-10-25
CALABRIA SHA KEN
BY GREA | QUAKE
WAL I JAC G OBS ED E
ED TO 33RD DEGREE

washington, b. q. Oct, as. In
terest In yesterdays 8 roceedings q
the supreme council of the Scottish
Rite Masons. southern jurisdiction,
conferred In the election Of members
to the thirty-third degree and al
knight commanders Of the court 81
honor. One hundred Masons were
elected to the thirty-third degree
among whom are:
Minnesota William Clark Allen
Frank Collins Berry, James Edgerton
Orme, Oscar Kelsey Richardson, VII.
liam Day Underhill.
North Dakota William Francis
Winter. John Henry Worst.
South Dakota George Vincent
Ayres, Walter George Jacobs. Mar
shall Foster Montgomery, Martin Pc
ter Gilman.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1907-10-25
P0sTMAsTERS MEET

Washington. D. c.. Oct. 25.
important feature OF the joint con
yention of postmasters of the second
third and fourth classes yesterday
was the address delivered by Post
master General Mayer. He urged an
extension Of the parcels post, the ere.
alton of a parcels post on rural de
livery routes and the establishment
OF postal savings banks. IS
The second and third class post.
masters association elected g. q
,Marcellus Of Leroy, N. =. president
and selected Indianapolis for ths
next convention.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1907-10-25
BAD EXPLOSION
IN GAS PLANT

Chattanooga, Tenn, Oct. 25.
-Four workmen were injured by
burns and two or three are reported
missing as the result Of an explosion
followed BY fire in the plant OF the
Chattanooga Gas company yesterday
afternoon. The fire was soon under
control. The explosion is said Il
have been caused by the dropping Of
a lighted match over an open 1etc
tank in the purifying department.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1907-10-25
FIRE RAGING AT
WINONA, MINI.

Winona, MINI, Oct. 25. 2 am.
A fire which started in the heart OF
the manufacturing district at 5
O'Clock yesterday afternoon is de-
stroying the lumber yards and mill
of the Schroth & Ahrens Milling
company. "A high west wind is blow
ing and the residence section is
threatened. The loss already is
probably over 500, 900. Three fire.
men were badly injured when their
wagon turned over in rounding a
corner at full speed.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1907-10-25
CRACK SHIP OF THE CANADIAN
PACIFIC LINE AT BOTTOM
or THE SEA.
The Steward Noticed Water Coming
Over Lower Deck Gave Alarm,
But Nothing Coxld b Done Ship
Is Loaded With Flour, Which ii
Turning to Paste.

Portland, Ore, Oct. The Can
madam Pacific Railway company's
crack oriental liner, the Empress of
China, sank Wednesday night along
side her dock in this port. Her sea-
cocks must have. been opened, but
how no one seems able to ascertain.
Her main deck on the port side ID
awash with several feet Of water.
She sank and keeled over on her port
side 80 that the main deck is now at
an angle of about 40 degrees. Her
engines and dynamos are under wa
ter. She is resting on mud bot
tom. but the problem Of saving her
will be that Of righting the vessel
and preventing her from completely
turning turtle. NJ
Just after o'clock the steward
noticed that the water was coming
In over the lower deck. All day the
liner had been loading -four, 500 or
900 tons OF which is being slowly
turned to paste In the hold. In
stantly the steward gave the alarm,
officers at dinner hurried to their
stations. All hands manned the
pumps. but twas too late to save
her from sinking, and every person
went ashore. She continued to list
and sink, and by s o'clock her port
stern was resting on the bottom OF
the harbor. the tops Of the masts
leaning over the wharf, extending to
the gables Of the big freight sheds.
Just before s o'clock the engineers
In charge Of the dynamos left their
posts and came ashore. kii lights
were turned of. She sank at nearly
high tide, and the starboard side OF
the main deck is still about ten feet
above water. The steamer Is valued
at approximately $1,000, 200. She
was booked to sail next Thursday
for the orient and would have car
ried the British mails for Hongkong.
for which the line receives large
subsidy from the imperial govern
ment. I.
a diver has been sent down to To-
cate the open seacock. Fire engines
are at the wharf to assist In pumping
the vessel clear of water, but wheth-
er she can be righted ON an even
kssn1 III, +1,s, NJ, ocf - q y :, ..s4 4.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1907-10-25

New York, Oct. 25.-As a result of
yesterdays developments in the fnan-
cial world there is every Indication
that the crisis in banking and trust
company situation has been safely
passed. The Trust company of Ame-
RIGA paid out money to depositors
as rapidly as possible and closed with
all demands having been met. A
favorable feature of the situation
respecting this company was that it
was able to make its payments with
little assistance, and another was
that the company received over its
counters in the morning hours in
ordinary deposits more than $1,000,-
COS. At the close OF the days busi-
ness Mr.. Oakleigh Thorne, president
of the company, said there was abund
ant cash in the company's vaults to
meet the situation and that he had
no apprehension whatever regarding
the institution. 1t was the general
impression in financial circles that
this company having withstood a two
day run with so little trouble was
undoubtedly in good condition to
continue it's business.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1907-10-25
FISHERMEN LOST AT SEA

Boston, Mass, Oct. Is. The fish
ing schooner Clara silya, which ar
rived heer last night, reported that
~ Of her crew had strayed away
during q storm and that probably i o
of them had perished.