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Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1907-10-12

Wanted. Immediatelym Sew
eral sections of raw and improv-
ed land.-R. III. Burns.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1907-10-12

Foley's Kidney Cure viii cure
any case of kidney trouble that
is not beyond medical adv
w GIBSON
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1907-10-12

The only true constipation
cure must begin its soothing,
healing action when it enters the
mouth HOLSTERS Rocky Noun
tain Tea restores the whole sys-
tenn to healthy, normal condi-
ton. 35 cents, Tea or Tablets.
W w. GIBSON.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1907-10-12
The American Flag on Every School House

The last Kansas Legislature
enacted a law. chapter 319. laws
of 1907, requiring the school Off
GERS of every DISCREET in this
state to-provide an American flag
for the school building. The
publisher of the Kansas Farmer,
Topeka. Kansas, have procured a
stock of standard flags sufficient
to supply every school district
in the state and propose to fur
nish a splendid American flag
for each school house free of cost
to the district Write to the
Kansas Farmer about it.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1907-10-12

The High School is to have a
new $3.50 piano before very long
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1907-10-12

For Sale Good milk COW Mrs
VIM Law
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1907-10-12

To Rent-On the wheat plan,
$50 acres land near Ogallah.
Address Chas. Scott, Kit Carson,
Colo.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1907-10-12
Program for Bethel S. S. Convention
Sunday. October I3, 1907.

OuhouJs OOtoIOi 10 oOfs
Song Convention
Prayer -Bro. Vanderlip.
Song and praise Chas
Marcy.
Conference.
Myrtle Cortright.
Primary department, what it
can do and how-Edith Scott.
Conference.
Noon.
Song-Downer SIS.
Recitation Ethel Gullett.
The Home Department, it's aim
and results r. G. Wilson
Twenty minutes for stndy of
Sunday School lesson.
Song-Convention
The Normal Department., what
and why-Mrs. G. d. Smith.
Conference.
Recitation-Ida Hang.
Talk to the Brother
Milholland
Song Bethel S. S.
Why should I attend S. s.
Brother Holmes.
= Recitation Marcy,
Value of Promptness - F. Fl.
Curtis.
Young men in history. H.
Niesley.
Song Convention.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1907-10-12

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get children to take Kennedy S
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like it because it tastes nearly
like maple sugar. Kennedy's
Laxative Cough Syrup is a safe,
sure and prompt remedy for
coughs and colds and is good for
every member of the family.
Sold by w. w. GIBSON.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1907-10-12

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-Hade By the J. C. Aver Co.. Loweli. Mass---
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This is your oppor-
tunity to make the trip
to San Francisco, Los
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many other points in
California at just half
the regular fare
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1907-10-12

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Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-22
AHUMADA CLOSES
 DEAL FOR MINE
Leaves For Chihuahua 10 Have Monument EreCt6d-ln-
 augurated March l.,

Gay Ahumada Jeff al ll.3a G.aInGA lRis mpEalHG aYer Ihe AeGlGHH Gen fFai for ChlnaAna where us VII speaa several days on business and pleasure lie was formerly sGYtFRor pi ghihuahHa and Rili pgpbahlE ps given a warm lsespIlqn appg hts aI- Eiyai at Fha capital af The stale.
 BefaFeiesYing bi Ease seFeFHe' ARUmsda expressed himself as nay ing had 2 delightful time while n the eily,
 fiuyeFupg Ahgmada was seeaapau- led bE Miss HHsdsippe Ahumaaa daughtel, The spFerRpr's tEip ia pAipuaaHa Is la epaAeeGlpn Nith pFiYate matters. While h the phl, hashua capital he wiil aFrange ipg the placing ai q costly and hanasenss Esqaameat aver the grave pt his Wife, AFs. Adelaide Salazar ae Ahaaaaa, wae died there last March,
 GpysrneF Ahumada held an Interest ia the IuaEez mine ia the Santa EuIalia camp pf ghihuahus. rilsf tageghss with anatheE RrepeFtY, ws' Eeesa,ly sald to Charles A, 5ehRat and associates. Ihe pFiee HaaoFsea iR connection WlIh GRe asai VAS si 600 eep sala
 The stay ef GpVeTaGr Ahumada ll gRihaahua probably eiil De llnisss Id a week. On Asgch ! be Eiii s' lngggarated goYeFAor pf lailsa faF Ih' seeend tiIae. aud as Intends Ie Fe tpra "a this ellY several days sefsF' lAat date.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-22
KISS NE AND ILL SHOOT YOUSA|D
 BOY IN PLAY
Mss Hazel Gearing Accident ally Shot bY Thirteen Year Old Roy Carson Was to- Be Continued Last Night,

ALBuQuERQUE. Feb. 2i -efm ge- lug to Kiss YoA Roy laughingly threatened Miss Hazel Gearing. i7 yeAI old Uf ieI5 South TLlli atTeet, with crowd of tue young people of the Reighhorhood.
 Thirteen-yearold Roy Carsou 0f 3ll Pacific avenue, grabbed tWen ty-twO ealibre rifle out of the haRds of piaYmate aud raised t in a maka- believe threat
 Kiss ne aud I'li shot you ho saij While the others laughed at tue play
 Miss Gearing ran tor tue boy and grabbed him bY the shoulders There vas q shat, 2 scream and tha gill sank tQ the srqupe lain;iug tgom what may prove a fatal W0und
 Tho target rifle was lpadel, aud lpadest Rith the deadliest kind pf shot a bullet from which the aln had heen cut hY one pl the bpYs in play
 Miss Gearing was eaTrled tO the homo pl her pareata, Mr and Mrs. Nicholas Geariug where pr Easter day was hastiif summoned. hastY examination showed him that tue bal- let had epterei Inc intesuues, rans ing downward in the most dapgarous course possible The wounded girl was taken at once to St. Ipseph's s sanitATium where at Q o'clock last night an operation vas performed Al last reports from the hospital sue vas stn liFing and there are hppes oi sayiug heT life. althpugh the injury E q serious enc.
 4 peculiarly sad feature ql the cage Is that Miss GeaTing vas tp hays heep confirmed in St Iohps church lasI night by Hishpp !. Al kepdrick Her white gnRu vas being lail out Ia hel room by her mother just as the shot Was fired. The mother heard lle shot aud the screams which tu'i9Neq | it, and raa hastily out Into tlt street nnly to spe them bripsing her daigh l ter home,
 The rifle wIth Whlgh the shooting | was done belongs to Jphn Eenz, g small boy ghp liYee across the street al l022 south Third 4 hslf dozen boys and girls pf the nelghbOrhaeG were playing in . shed in the rear ol | the Zenz place, among them yoanl | Carson, who lives with ais uncle | Charles Seheike at sll haSllie avenue
 near by, and Miss Gearing, who had | gone aerpss the street n Gn erFand | The hnFs had been playiag with lhf
 gun and young Carson had asked II |
 were iaadsd. and was told that lt Nas not Miss Gearing vas iokin4 witf | the hoys and had thFeatenfl ta kisi the Carson boy. He reached ter ths
 rifle, and laughingly told her that I
 she did he would shot her, The Car
 son boy did not know that the sui had been used ani dif not know
 about tho cartridge.
 Miss Gearing is qnlfe well knowI among Aibuauerlue young people 1 Her father is carDs1'nr and ihi ! family has lived hero fer wears fh' surgeons hope that Inc iair's viii no rfOyp as serious ns nt firss appeafcI
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-22
OKLA. PlOUCHMEA
 IMPATIENT kI DELAYS
Abandon Constitutional Con- yention to Take Gfae
 ct Crops,

GUTHRIE, Okla, Fen. sl,-AaX- iaus ta get busF with their plpwlns aud tearing thef viii not receive Pay for 2 long time, ii ever, fQF theiF at- tendance pa the constitutional con yentian, manY as the farmer delegates have scattered te theiF Aames lntl- matiag that they will net return un- lsss tt Is to vote for the daepmsnt as a whole when u Is completed hg the few msa in control of the convention.
 The expense 0i tRe convention t0 date above the Sl0b,pAo appropriation made hY congress is nearly slseeee,
 Pay ef ths delegates has stepped aud if congress does hqt eaiAa e the rescue with aa additional aRpFopfis- lian, sQme Qi the delegates VIII pc il a had way, ss they eahH9t aheFe te stay ioageR at their awa expense
 AaYiess are coming la rem the state that citizens heFa aaa there are subscribing funds 70 ssae ths dele gates hack te theiE lehs.
 AeighsaFlY farmers, wae aa Aes wish to see the convention entirely ln the hanas of the lawyers, the P9ilsl clans aud the gFhan element hafe promised "a take oare al the fafh work Of ths rural statesmen, The daiiY attendance at the ses siaas Is new less ;naa f5 per eeal of tho 1ls delegates, aaa many q thase still here sit sulieniy in lheil seats aud let the leaders rAa things ] to suit themselves
 FFemiaeRt delegates trem saa'a1 l TeIgltaFF aud some from OkiaheAl' are epeRly charged with 8 pial iS doieat sgalehoad eatlFeig hy dFawlA. up a constitution that Will DO Fe ieeted by the people al tAe eiee1lsl next Aggusl.
 nisahectlQn has new hesnn te per Ivaae the democratic members as vel as those on the republican side aA' charges ef hesslsm haye peeQAe s'
 persistent that thare Is appfehensoil the convention mss break
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-22
BRYAN HOME 6 SHELTER FUR
 JAPANESE
Young lap Is Member of Ne braskan's Household He Adopts Family Name and EuIogizes COmnoneE

The RgYan household p( late years
 since the cider daughter Ruth was married consisted 0f Mr and Airs Bryan. the sou William l., IT., daughter, Grace and an adopted son nom the ApWery empire ai the ,liKado The last Hgre bears ele- l..eut testimony not mercy 70 ME uryaus epsmOpplltap fame bslt te his good .humoFed philosophy It ap- pears that sn Japan an aspiring youth can adopt some man or emlnenee as his father, and lmmemuTial custom cpmpels the person thus honored to take and care for The foupdllng, at least until he comes tp the age of selEsupport In 1896 the fame Of the democratic candidate penetrated p The cherry groves of Japan ana hFed ihe ambition Of a young student
 T have chosen you to De ny latn- err he Wroie ln effect to the Nepras. kan, and wiil sail al once for The United states."
 The message aroused some natural trepidatiou in the household at Iin. coln. Fathers-in-law are chosen or ten enough without thelr knowledge and consent, but to have the reapons'- Utilities of pareniage suddenly thrust upon enc by au unknown youth or an allen race Is at least diseoneertlng. Appeals 10 the collector of the port at San Francisco to avert the yellow peril were unayailing. laps may rush in where Chinese fear 10 tread, and to select an American politician far a father does not seem @ come within the parysew of the statute which prohibits iaborsrs under con tract from entering our coantTy, sl one moruInK Air bryan, answering in person g ring al the aocr-~ss is ths simple custom of the famSly--ss a confronted by a trlm Japassze hoy
 who remarked siih simple di's@' ness:
 "I haze come"
 The statement was ineoEtTVFsrza blp. the situation delicate To re pulse a homeless alieH, iO cast on t2' fathnrlcsH and oppressed. seemed tm possible so ths lad wac made @si como. and has since been literally 0Hf ar Inc family, even adopting i's nam" lie has received thG same odHcziiot that Mir nryan's own son has had and wilt return Co Japan, hpt lohll eauiuRsd with all that our ciFiiiha ton can give but bearing also th' story of tbs broad human sFmpaihtei of an eminent American household Wlth the pleasing iRteTRa'iohal nam of Yamaehita T. Bryan, ne mas ialf ly hsen travelling aFsF ths phlts' States as private secretary co mst'l her pf ths Japanese paFiiamea'l Nh' l Is here studying American lAAesEF'Vs -MunssY's Aaga%lne
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-22

a military past ip the eenier of the
 reservation on whicn tue various Apache trnes had bean gathered from all sections uf the tergilpry,
 Here he was la charge pi tue Indian
 scouts and his duiY was Co direct the operation pf police service pn the reservation. Before that ssiheg had several times heeR wounded in hghis with Indians. bat t was ai San Car los that he received his most daugar gus wound
 Belonging Co the scouts, and under seiber wac 8 Ypung Indian known as the Apache Kid He was q roliek ing sort of boy, hat was regarded as gn8d scout Ia the year less SelhsT had caused several of his scouts tD be plsesd iH the guard house for some violation of the rules of the service This Apache kidH beeanle much in- arrested Ia trying to secure the re- lease of sAs scouts from the guard haase After failing Ia accomplish sss purpeee hy ors or two interviews wttA Cshkef cf Seoats Ssfber the young taEsaa visited fhe cun nasndisg oitcer se tae pszs 10 ahazn Ae displayed srQeA GegeFesinstion tn urging that sss taREtsasca seoats bs liberated and shsa alk1lsyea saaeh feeling against SsGees sksrs ae charged vita being sseaaaseSa sezszst siz fSisnas
 azsz lz tAs sgseEanan when Seiber and csc pE sAs esptaipa pg thC popt sNEs zssRassx Ia tr0nt es ths traders sssEe tAK sApzsse kte~ accenpaniea ey tgsr 0gAeF scents suddenly oponcd aEz SE SeieeE and his companion, SelkeE teH WttA hts ieg broken above the kaze The eaRfala vas also SeehGea. befpTe tae pest ceuld be aroused the 'hFA' had eBeaPed t0 the Aills. accompanied 6y these who had iaiaed nun W the muttRy The hts. ,oTy Gf the Apache hia" ape his lreRegaae band, which lasted far i've qF six EeaEss Is geii kuQwn ip ali ~he llivea in Arizona at that lime
 He remained wilA tie arnY, after
 his yeeoYeEY. fpg TWO of three years | Bken he FesiggeA his ppaitipR 70 llin some of his old friends in ilpbp iN
 the aeyeippmeHF pf same eppper pFap- | eTlies on Pinlp greek. Mi ipAg asl he sold spme pf his propeFGY las a
 gppa snm pt maAeY pAt he Aaa hs game 80 Readed lp the hills that he continued his search Tor piAsF anl richer miAes until the lnal sAmmpns leame eaIling hIm tQ Ihe other sAprI from ArizaGa, where he had lived io' over faTty years and connected Ai'
 name pFpmiAently Rith it's eaFly his | terY
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-22
SHEER KNOW N AS AN INDIAN
 FIGHTER
Was With Generals Crook and Niles in Their Eady-Day Fights Against Mafauding Apaeha Warriors.

rss se@x ef sae seesAeassg aezssa gs Al Sesoses saas ~~ek ss@s essse ss asslg Srnsnsst ss 6 ssaates r0szx i-sSa a aisIslsiss pGs astak s9 ossss aaaag ss sas iseistsa,s sssssesst Nlsa silss sesN 'S sa'sstans s3@ ku@eas D. aiaa n Asi0sus 9p psssstzz sa9 esssa saf sssgFsisssss Ng eea Eas ssesS sf@s 4Ma s zass sFsS ss saaSs1as eEsssssr aea. ssssass azee gE@zgessst ts sass t@s. -tQE- sass Nas At sesseg tsz sst sgsa s @eled as4inst tas cd eAseass CeehiSss. Gezoa3ssQ eR3 etsssE @ae l-9 sa savage zH3 pseEci1ezs APaeaea traits fgoza QRs end el ArEz9Aa e the Qsasr. Eie Was yhS trusted chiei v scoQls under General Crook aud lat e7 uadeF General Miles Prem lhs mountains pi AoEiReTR ArizQnS tQ tht Ckirieahuas aud the SieFgA AadFes SeibeF kpew eYerF EEail aud eAtsFlRs hoie 10 man tn Arizona sFer knaN the IRdian character hetteF and ppni were eYer mare epergstie and hFsF, ia mssting and sahaning ths AEizpni aboriglHes thap this map, Whp- anE ing the long years of his falthfpl ser vice to hls eqpnlry and lts aayaneini civilization. had So many naFFpW es capes frpm death ta meeF aeeidenlA death in the hills Where he Va searching Tor mineFal aeppsits, mad aYailahie bY Ehipping ihe lndisn inI snbmissian.
 After GeFanimq had beea eaptAae and shipped ont of the territory, as eempaAiea hy hls nArdelons haAf selpsF was sent tp San Carlos, tGe
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-22
MAN BARR|CADES HIMSELF AND
 SHOOTS
Douglas Episode SpClRging From Misunderstanding
 Nearly Precipliates Riot, Officers 0uel Disturbance,

shortly after $ o'clock iast ulght City Marshal stamhauge received eall from the Juna aats for q police man, tae party st tue telephono elaisa tug they had bold. tad burglar cor. neFed iu that neighborhood. ofAcer Lee Thompson was dispatched to the scene of operations to secure tue burglar.
 After he had been gone about hall aE s.sear another telephone call came in for three more policemen aud the city marshal, ihinkipg a riot was op, immediately hurried io the front, tax lpg with him olleer Harris aud spe olal Officer Weursmrth
 When they got to the corner pf Eleventh and . they found about two dozeu people around tho house of l P KellY, who claimed they had a burglar of a dangerous variety cor neled inside as be had already taken une shat at them and had threatened to iaF several of them uu,
 When Marshal Stamhaugh informed the hurglar that he was present he vas invited Co come Inside and there hquse. in badly scared condition hut armed "a the teeth aud resolved to sell himself a8 dearly as possible. as he was located between the front aud back doors with a apuble-bar relied shotgun and a Colts revolver. aud ready to get them both into ae- ton as minutes notice
 n ssn1utg Ihr4a EnrIHE man WnIkf pasing along Eleventh street and claim theY saw woman run from the house aud igmp the hack tence aud a little later a man followed, aud sup- posing they were burglars they ap- preached the house aud knocked. kellY came to the door and wanted to know what they wanted and theE asked him io come outside He want ed ta knQB what for and they would not tell him. They both got suspicious of each pther aud after mare barley kelly told them in DO uncertain Ian guage tu go on about their business 1 and hooked the screen dpoE think | Ing they were laying for him to do l him up, and then the siege com meneed An officer was sent for and the three men remained on guard as the house 10 see that the supposed burglar did not escape. Meanghlle they went around to the back door to guard that exit and Kelly took shot at them through the door,
 IL was about half an hour from the time the trouble started until City Marshal Stembaugh arrived with the re-epforeements and found Kelly pre- pared Co defend himself to the last ditch.
 Kelly admits he was scared, but says if any of them had attempted Co come through the door before telling hins who they were they would most certainly have received the contents of both barrels Of his shotcun.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-22
The Copper Clty R.v.w ss.asA esse. 'a,.'a..saafA@~ , salass
GIRLS SEWING SCHOOL
 POPULAR IN DOUGLAS

polQl.As. Feb. 2l,-( Special l
 aewiag sehaoi, which is canduetea by the department of education wi'h Mrs. J. F koss as ehairnan, is eseoan sng popular auoag the girls q pnpss las
 Miss Frances N smith reads fifteen minutes at the begianing oi the ses sion from aa interesting book for girls. The book Is eaipyed geFS lauCA even by tue ladies in ebafee. Eigat mQIe giFls catered tho sehoel saturday and doubtless the attend anoe viii continue to increase as tue work progresses
 An Advanced class will he formed Saturday. lR this way, girls apt in aeodlewark wln De encouraged aud an will work witA view tp promo ton Tue time for opening the sehool has heen changed from 2:ae 70 s;0p p m More help is needed Saturday The work Ia not lsSpg!egs = tiFe- some but really fascinating Mothers are hesinnlng io reoogni1o the Werth of this movement pn the part ot tec Womans club The mere fact that many girls are duing tue sAme lhlns is an Incentive t0 Nprk Fhey enioS comparing their work aud take q nat nTai pride ip eAeeilinE
 Every girl m nqugias ia Invited @ iuln thia sghuol RbiCh is absolutely free tp all BusY mothers are urged to send their daughtprs. thps relieving themselyes uf the added burden ei teaching them al hpRe. uirls are re. questad tQ briRB needle, thimhle aud a piece GT muslin one fourth the size uf an ordinary napkin.
 Tha sohoui is held every Saturday afternoon at the Seventh street school building, heginnRs at o'clock
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-22
aEeMEN ATTENTIoA.

Caeaise Tribe Nc. (, lnpFoyea Order of RedmeR. win aiva tke Feepr lat Weshlagton' hifthday hall. at the biseea Opera House this eysAlns
 F c FBNDERsQN,
 ehiei pf Records.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-22
DOUGLAS HUMANE
 SOCIETY PROPOSED

noU0IaAs. Feb. al, gspeeiai l--
 xshe need of a hnmape secieN ie ronslaA has been feh by many for some tine. At ioint mesiinE et the representatives ef the Weman's club aaa the Ministerial association re- eently heid ,ths formation ot such 2 soeiety was discussed al length. fhs discussion led ta the call tor meet tag wkieh was reported in these eel smnB a few aa5s since
 At thiz meeting Mrs U, A. iowls Rev, George Logic and Edwin hettie were appointed a eommittee e nom lnase afhesrs, prepare consultation aud recommendation of work Tor She society, aud to call the next meetias at an early date
 Already much interest is manifest in the prospective organization ana large attendance of citizens is sk peoted at tho meeting which is called for Thursday evening Rt o'clock ln the Young Men's Christian AssoFla- ton building
 The committee, iR iss report VII place in nomination candidates Tor ef hee draft oi constitution, and reQonr mead eofnmitiees for the prosecution of work along the following lines Work among yeung people, law ea- fareement publicity aud literature and public needs aud oonYeaieRees,
 1t to hoped that thsre vii he 8 large number of citizens at the meet Ing aud that the society may not oRi{ bo formed, hu, that t naay enter uIaa it's work with ylgQr,
 Fhere already Is a law in farce in the territory ia regard e cruelty to animals and stiil more stringent oas has heen introduced at this term oi the legislature which stands a good chance of heinz passed
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-22
MOVING SHEEP OUT
 OF NEW MEXICO
Sheep Raisers Are Expressing Themselves We'll Satisfied
 Wlth Outlook

Heavy shipments al sheen haFe heea made fgum AeE Mexico @ AFi- zana lately tp iake adFantasa pi The rich feed on the southern asseFl ranges, caused bY tue lausAaliy saFiY geQWih pf the grasses, With Hppi sening fppm l9 ta S8ls eeEls q ppHRa sna j pFplliie Igmb erep paming on, the sheep gTGWeFs pf AriZana aFe eN- pressing tlemselYes as well saIishea and. iadeed enthusiastic aver he pat- look The Prescott Journal AlneF says uf inc situation:
 Feed pa Inc desarE Fanges Ia plep- glfll on account pf ihe aarlY gFaHtn af the gEasses and the number pf aaeep on the ranges, which is neR considerably greater than iast year, Is constantly beiag Increased bF ship- meats nan HeW Ae2iea and ulah Eigat carloads pi shesp passed thFpisR here Aenaay snragle Q pHs- 1 gress JnReliaR frem AeN Aexiea, and l lhls will be talloWed teddy hY tWentY, sight eaElazss. shipped in hY q. r | Gbdding iE, tue AiDuaasrsue, AeN Mexican, banker and wqpl gfpEef, With tue exception pf ioss ol De tween 3Al and 4aa head af tue Smith Aoeks. while heiag aFiYea through Ihe | Skull valley eoaAlFY, 70 ssflpns iasAss haze heen experienced duEins the | Einter m0atEs, aud tue hoeks II gen ersl appear ta be in FeFg hsalth1 | condition.
 Al present sksaring is gaias pn al BeaFasley, Peoria HeHeks 5lailel | aud tue AFizaRa caRal eerFal la Mari ! cQpa county About sial1 head aff beiag skoFl. daily at Rearasley, iea's at Peoria. and leager ANMhsfs af shs other tKe places. maklns lls ipis dailY average clip af abaat ls.pss q Is estimated tnat aver saa,pea Aea9 Will be sAeFH ~ these piaees- sheaF ing will pe eqmneReed later at NeF des, iR this eegatg, where V $ tae ID teHtlQa tQ slip at least laoves keAa
 Al the different sheagias places ' MarieaPa eo2nty the w0ol huFers arl
 very active and all the w0el Is heial sQld at prices ranging frem ls cent upwards The clip commanding th
 highest PFiee vas sold by Ii, !. Graz
 oi JeFoIae Junction, wHo 0isPQsed .
 hls enliFe weol eroP ag eee55s eents
 pQRad. His sheeE afe of a nigh syaa
 aud hts wQol vas pronounced b{ d
 to Dc aRQRg the eleanest shorn se "a
 thss season.
 Mg. GEay also boasts of aR VaFF'
 eeden;ed lamb erop fFom 2 seiee
 haad pl ewes. lie has new 1s99 lanb
 frora 1900 nethers with mere con
 ing. ~ beiRg strong and healthy, wit
 yeEy few lpsses Fepartea,
 AimQst all the sheafing deQe
 Rath power machines. which have hl eone very p0paaar aufing the pal tWp gears on account of the rapidit with which the work iz accoupfshe aud eeQAomy of operation.