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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1907-01-24
HOUSE.

A new tack has been taken to sue
ced the Walmsley game law. This
has assumed the shape of petitions,
some thirty-five Of which came into
house Thursday, with others in stor-
age, asking for legislation permitting
the shipment and sale of game.
Representative Paul has introduced
a bill, the purpose of which is to stop
delay in the settlement of damages
awarded claimants against railroad
companies for the killing of live stock.
The measure provides that in cases
where there is an agreement as to the
amount of damage the company must
pay such claim within thirty days after
the agreement is reached.
Representative Croft has introduced
a bill making wife-abandoment or the
abandonment of children under IL
years of age a felony punishable by a
term Of three years in the peniten-
tiary.
Representative Raney offers a bill in
which he wants the office of inspector
Of automatic couplers to be created,
the commission to make the appoint.
ment.
Representative Pemberton has intro
duced a bill which tells who shall
not be permitted to engage in the
dramshop business. It would retire
politicians from that business or retire
saloon men from politics, and in a
like way treat office holders.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1907-01-24

State superintendent of Insurance
Vandiver made a statement of the col
lections Of his department for the past
two We. S. The collections in 1905
were $54,430.6O and in 1906 they footed
up $59,058.55, a gain for the past year
Of $4,G27.95 The total collections for
the two years amount to $113,4S9.15.
Senator Major, Of Howard intro
duced the first "Jim Grow" law that
was presented to the Missouri senate.
Such bills have been in'the House for
years, and every session the vote on
them has shown a gain ever the pre-
ceding session.
1t never happened before, however,
that the Senate took this matter up.
Now bills are coming both ways on
this subject, and evidently 1t will not
be an easy matter to shelve them, II.
In fact, they can be defeated at all.
Both the Major bill and the bills In
the House are similar to the laws now
In force In most Of the Southern
States. They require separate pas
Beneger a accommodations for
whites and negroes. and impose penal
ties f0r a failure 10 carry out the law,
All the Missouri railroads will fight
this law to the last ditch.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-25
TERRIBLE EXPLOSION
Resultaron cua tro opc-
rarios muertos 6 inf
n1dad de heridos.
ERAN EXTRANIEROS
Las perdidas en- esta catas.
trofe, Sc estiman en- mas de
tres mil!ones de dollars.

Traducimos de sLa Tdbunea:
Butler, Penn 7 octubre. Una ex
plosi6n causada por haber vertidc
I'm pote lleno de metal en- la c1pu-
la numero l de la STANDARD Steel
Company, cause aver tarde la muer-
te cuatro obreros, siendo heridos
mortalmente veinte y gravemente
heridos otros 10.
Cast todas las victinas de est,
terrible accidente, eran extranjeros.
El gran taller de ruedas de
wagones ha sido destruido, estiman
dose las perdidas en- 100 900 do
liars.
Los muertos son, Nick Dorna,
Nicolas Bietar, Juan Veroek y un
desconocido.
El estado de los veinte heridos
mortalmente es desesperante. 81
bien viven todavfa, sus miembros
han sido mutilados y muchos de
ellos no Sc pueden identifcar. FL
metal en- fusion ha caido sobre estos
desgraciados, causandoles heridas
terribles. Brazos, piernas y orejas
han sido arrancadas, y muchos tie
men algunos miembros carboniza-
dos.
Los medicos en- cuanto los vie.
ron, aseguraron la muerte de once
por 10 menos.
La explosion ha sido causada
por haber vertido un pote de meta
en- la cdpula que contenfa 5000 II
bras de metal en- fusion presto a sci
colado.
La explosion fue tan rapida,
qae muchos de los obreros no pu-
dieron darSe cuenta de ella.
Las casas de la villa fuerou sa
cudidas como ror TN temblor de
TERRA, y sus habitantes, presa d.
gran panico, Sc lanzaron a la calle
Las llamas Sc elevaron q graz
altura. Acudieron al lugar del su
ceso un gran numero de persona
y los bomberos y ambulancias de
pueblo mas pr6ximo al lugar &c i
catastrofe.
Velnte minutes despues de Il
concu rencia, IS doctores prestabal
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-25
CONSEJO EJECUT|VO

inForn6 foy orablemente su solicitud
sobre una asignacion dc $35,ooo
para las obras de construction del
puente de Caguas en- la carretera
de aquella ciudad Humacao, pc.
= que a petici6n de el qued6 dicho
informe sobre la mesa hasta que
presentara otros datos que lie eran
necesarios. Expresa la urgencia y
necesidad de terminarse esos traba-
jos y pide que Sc apruebe ell infor.
me de la Comisi6n. FL Consejo 10
aprueba.
Vuelve a hacer uso de la pala.
bra Mr.. Grahame para manifestar
que con la ausercla del Attorney
General de esta isla, Sc ha origina-
do una vacante en- el ccmite de
franquicias, del cual era Mr.. Feuille
presidente. Que reglamentariamen-
te lie correspondents q el cubrir esa
vacante como presidente de ese co.
mite, pero entiende que el secreta-
rio de Puerto Rico stiior Willou-
ghby, presidente del Consejo, lie
maria mejor ese puesto, toda vez
que el ha tornado va parte de ese
comite en- otra OCCASION iiene en-
esos asuntos gran experiencia. Que
Sc nombre el mismo para desempe.
fiar dicho cargo.
FL seiior Diaz Navarro secun-
da al sehor Grahame en- su propo.
sici6n.
FL seiior Willoughby manifes.
ia que va muchos de sus compa-
iieros lie habian pedido aceptara Ia
presidencia del Comite de Fran.
quicias, pero el les habla axpresado
10 embarazoso del cargo ante sus de.
mas ocupaciones ofciales. Pero que
ante la insistente sdplica de sus
amigos el habia resuelto aceptarlo ,
en- efecto de acuerdo con el regla.
mento del Consejo, que dispone que
Ell presidente sea el que nombre las
comisiones, el Sc nombra presldente
del Comite de Franqulcias.
La session termin6 q las 4 y 40
p. m.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-25

Octubre 23. En- Ia tarde de
aver, en- los momentos que paSaba
Ell coch~ que dirigia don Pedro Juan
Rosaly, en- el kil6metro % del ba
rrio de xCanass con direction q
sMagueyes', venia un Sarro de este
barrio hacia la ciudad y atravesaba
la carretera un tierno nino de nues-
tro amigo don Pedro Bones, de S a
6 afos de edad, quien al verse entire
Ia carreta y el coche quiso ganar la
orilla tropezando con Ia pifia de una
de las ruedas del carruaje del seiior
Rosaly, produciendose tres heridas
en- Ia cabeza y el golpe consiguien-
te al caer sobre la carretera. St
produjo no poca alarma en- el
momento, pero visto que el suceso
fue casual, sin que pudiese caber
responsabllidad a nadie, ell senior
Rosaly, acompahado del sefior Bo-
mes, llev6 en- el mismo coche al
Milo al Asilo Tricoche, donde Sc lie
hizo la cura de primera intenci6u,
of reciendo desde el momento el Sc.
for Rosaly al sefor Bones que to.
dos los gastos de medico y medici-
ma que ocurrieran durante la eufer.
medad del milo, corrian por su
c1enta.
-Durante la ausencia del jo-
ven Belaval, Asslstant-posmaster
del Departamento de correos de es.
ia ciudad, quedara encargado del
Departamento de los giros postales
nuestro amigo don Jaime Open
heimer.
-Nuevamente volvemos q LA.
mar la atenci6n de la Junta de ms
ttucci6n y del sefor Inspector de
Escuelas sobre la irregularidad en-
la aslstencia de los nihos q las es-
cuelas de los barrios. Sc nos asegu-
"a que & la escuela que esta situada
en- el Pastillo no asisten mas de IS
niios diaries.
-Pronto Sc anunciaran dos
plaxas vacantes en- la Administra-
ci6n de correos de esta ciudad las
que seran cubiertas por medic de
examen. Son dos puertas que Sc
abren 4 Ia juventud ponceha y de
lamentar es que habiendo tantos
i6venes en- esta ciudad para optar
{ esos empleos en- un departamento
donde hay la ventaja del ascenso,
por inercia, timidez 8 abandono,
NO Sc apresuran q concurrir q esos
examenes, dando lugar q que ven
gan otros de otra parte posesio-
narse de ellos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-25
Session de aver.
Fmpe76 4 las 3 10 p m.

Fmpe76 4 las 3v 10 p m.
Preside Mr. Willoughby con
as'stencia de los senores Vale.
Acuiia, Dexter, Dlaz Navarro v
Grahsme.
FL secretario Mr. I, nrett da
lectura q los siguientes nomb,a
mtentos h chos por el Gobernador
Don Geronimo Rivera, para
concejal de Aibonto, en- lugar DE-
don Fernando Rivera Torres que
renunci6.
Don Bruno Santos, para COR
cejal de Afiasco por renuncia Je
don Juan Monagas.
Don Juan Maldonado para cor
cejal de Morovis, por renuncia &c
don Oetavio Maldonado.
Y don Manuel Vazquez, para
cubrir una vscante en- el conceio
municipal de Aguas bueuas.
FL Consejo Executive aprueba
estos nombramientos.
Sc da cuenta de que los sefio-
res ]. G. White & CO, por con-
ducto de SUI abogado Mr. Henry F.
Hord, han manifestado conformldad
en- aceptar la franquicia enmendada
otorgadales por el Consejo Ejecuti.
vo el 20 de abril de 1907.
Sc da lectura a una comuni
caci6n de los sefiores Jaime Pastor
y Enrique Ramery, de Ponce, como
cesionarios del contrato de arren.
damiento de la isla aCaja de Muer
tosS, celebrado el t8 de agostt
de 1903 entire ell Consejo Executive
y don Miguel Porrata Doria, soil
citando Sc les permita pagar 10 gu,
ahora Sc adeuda al gobierno insular
hajo el contrato ansedicho, por men
sualidades de s 50 hasta deia- ex,
tlnguida la deuda. Pasa 4 informe
del comite de Franquicias.
Sc celebra la vista public.
anunciada, sobre la solicitud de |;
Compafila azucarera Central Ma.
chete,o para que Sc le conceda Il
franquicia de utilizar diez litros {,
aqua por segundo, de la sQuebrad
Branderis,S para usos industriales
No habiendo ninguna person
que hiciera objection q esta solic
tud, Sc acord6 pasase al Comite d
Franquicias para su informe.
El Comisionado del Iuterio
Mr. Grahame manifesto que hac
tempo la Comisi6n de Hacierd
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-25
NOTAS De PONCE
Nos rarticipa el inspeelo

Nos participa el inspect
municipal que en- brew "a i proce
derse al corte dc las llumas de aqua
de los vecinos que no han pagad'
el primer semestre correspondence
al presente afio Official.
Vecincs del barrio de rPor-
tugu2sS nos llaman la a enci6n so
bre los promontorios de piedra pi
cada que Sc encuentran en- el camin
de dicho barrio, obstaculizando q
trau>ito de carretas y hacienda su-
frir las cabalgaduras que tienen qut
transitar por dicho camino.
81 niiio que tuvo la desgracIa
de ser estropeado aver por el coche
de don Pedro J. Rosaly Sc llama 10
sc Bones y reclbi6 dos helidas con
tusas en- Ia cabeza que 10 presentan
mayor novedad.
81 sefior Rosaly estuvo en- el
salon de socorros mientras GUARDIAN
al niflo y no sali6 de el hasta que
este fue curado y bien vendado.
-sLa Voz de la Pat1ias, DE-
Mayagiiez, con motive de la vista
que hiciera nuestro amigo el inteli
gente ingeniero civil sehor Silva, a
esa cludad, dice 10 siguiente:
sAyer saludamos en- esta ciu-
dad al distinguido amigo don Bias
c. Silva. ingeniero civil inteligen-
tisimo, que esta hecho cargo actual
mente del Departamento de Oblas
Pdblicas municipales de la ciudad
de Ponce.
FL sef1or Silva, es una de las
personalidades mas estimadas en-
aquella localidad y q su principal
iniciativa Sc deben las grandes me-
joras que de alg1n tempo a esta
parte Sc notau en- el ornate de la
ciudad del Sur
Lastima que el clrculc de &C
ci6n en- que gira el seiior Silva,
dentro del Departamento a su car
go, no fuera mas amplio, para que
asi pudiera llevar a cabo, la serie
de esplendldos proyectos our tiene
creados y que harlan de Ponce, una
de las ciudades modernistas de la
epoca.
Fl sefioa Silva parti6 aver para
su residencia en- Ponce
I'm la tarde de hoy han con
traido matrimonio civil en- el juzga
do de paz, los j6venes Jose Mufil
y Dolores Ortiz.
En- la tarde de aver lego Ell
ell tren don Eugenio Deschamps
(ContinGa en- Ia p4gina 4a)
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-25
EVENDE

Una caldera multibuiar de 10 pies
de largo por 6 de ancho, con ga tubos
de 4 pulgadas y solo dos cosechas de
uao.
Una maquina horizontal, compile.
ia, CON dos clasi6cadores, capaz para
moler 1000 galones de guarapo en- IL
horas.-Para tnformes, dirfjanae q ].
fkNEDO, calafoe' N3o-7.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-25
k0T GAS O|vERSAS
Un proyecto fracasado,
sObre In construction
de una central.
EN- SABANA,GRANDE
Demanda de divorcio, resuel.
ia favorablemente Gran
bale en- Humacao.

De Sabana grande: -aEl pro-
yecto de "a fundacion de una c2n
trail en- este pueblo, seg1n tenemo
entendido, ha fracasado como fra.
casaron 81 proyecto del ferrocarril )
otros.
Es indudable que Sabana gran
de Sc hubiera levantado de Ia pos
TRACTION economical en- que yace, con
la realization de tan hermoso pen
samiento.
-aEl juez de paz, don Miguel
Schettini, ha enviado una comuui
caci6n al cabo de la policfa insular
senior Lucca, llamandole Ia atenci6n
sobre los frecuentes des6rdenes que
varios chiquillos y unos cuantos
zagaletones promueven en- nuestra
plaza las noches de paseo.
-eLa Corte de Distrito de Ma.
yagtiez ha resuelto favorablemente
la demanda de divorcio presentada
por nuestro correligionario y amigo
don Melchor Yunque contra su es.
posa dola Josefa Colon, quedando
rotos, por 10 tanto, los yinculos que
los unian.D
La directiva del aCasino Is
pafoh de Humacao tieue la aten
ci6n, que lie agradecemos, de invi-
tarnos para el bale de sociedad que
celebrara en- sus salones el domingo
pr6ximo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-25
f AATANZ0
DOCTOR EN MEDICINA
Y CIRUJIA,

OCULISTA. A.-Ex.medlco au.
xiliar de Ia Clfnica oftalmol6.
gica, que 4 cargo del doctor
Barraquer existe en- el Hospi.
tai de Ia Santa Cruz de Bar.
celona. Consultorio exclusive
para afecciones de los oios.
Tetuan "a, lcerca del Tea
tro. - Horas de consulta
De 9 4 IL de Ia mahana.
Gratis 4 los pobres, de 8as
de Ia ma1ana. d.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-25

sus servicios q los heridos, siendo
algunos trasportados q la enferm9-
ria de la compaiiia. Otros tuvieron
que permanecer mas de una bora
en- el suelo, por ser impossible tras.
ladarlos al hospital, que dista milla
y media de la fabrica.
Los bomberos y los ciudada.
nos trasportaban a los heridos com
pletamente desnuios, quienes su-
frian un frio terrible.
Despues de energicos esfuer.
EOS por parte de los bomberos, Sc 10
gro extinguir el fuego.
La parte de fabrica destruids
por el voraz elemento, Sc calcula Su
valor en- tres milloneS, y la CT
pula destruida por la explosion
habla costado treinta mil dollars.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-25
SeilOlitl esten6Srafa

Una seiiorita, sabiendo ingles
y espahol y taquigraffa en- ambos
idiomas, desea colocarse en- o6cina
p1blica 9 privads. Informes Ell
LA DEMocRAc1A.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-25

cain esta imprenta Sc nece.
sitan buenos vendedores para Il
peri6dico.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-25
DIR. JaCintO Zaratt

Medicinal -Ciruji Intermediates de ninos.-Parto.
OcuttsrA della Cfnica Oftamologica del <HoteDieu de
Paris Consultas de 3 p. m.-RAFAEL CoRDERo (Lu.
n 1927.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-25
Colonia Especial
Sc ACaBO Ell DOLOR

Con ell snestesioo sDtntudos
te obtiepe ls colnplets ausenCia del
dolor en- todss las est,scoionsa den.
tales, De ve1ts en- ls farmscis De
sColons Para pr poipsl, San
Ju,n Niri;hs' '' ocr-erpcndeDcia
81 'lhOr u, n, P, o. Boz ttI ssa
Juan,
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1907-01-04

~ huLSdS.
Mrs. c. Wollman, of Lacrosse,
is in the city for a visit with reIa.
tives and friends, fora few days.
Miss Ethel Edick, Of Nickerson is
in the city for few days visit with
Miss Nina Frazier and other friends.
Lee Frazier came in from Chanute,
Sunday, for visit with his mother
and the home folks. He will remain
several days.
M. NJ. Epstein says he has
resolved not to enter a saloon in
Great Bendias long as they re-
main Gle sed.
L. L. Durand was down from
Hoisington Monday. He has Just
purchased a half interest in the
Hoisington creamery.
Mrs. Cooper, mother of Mrs. S.
Olinger,eis in the city on visit
to the latter and family. Mrs.
COoper's home is at Keats.
Mrs. Richard NJ. Weatherford, of
Independence, Mo, is in the city for
weeks visit with her parents Mr..
aud Mrs. ]. H. JennisoD, and friends.
Mrs. r. NJ. Weatherford, of
independence, Kansas, came in
Sunday evening for a visit with
her narents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. H.
Jennison.
Mrs. A. G. Heller, of the third
ward left Monday evening for
Fort Collins, Colo, where sac will
visit during the winter with daughter
who lives there.
H. W. Ford, of Hoisington,
was in the city Monday and made
this Office pleasant call. Mr..
Ford left here about noon to
drive to Chase, Kansas.
Little Bessie Heller daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Heller. who has
been quite i'll for some time past, al
the home of her parents, in the third
ward, is reported to be much better.
James Voth, of the Newton Kan.
san-Republcan, came over from thai
town Sunday morning and spent the
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Fancher
He returned home Sunday evening.
There is said to be a petition in
circulation to be presented to the
senator and representative from
Barton county, to work for the
resubmission of the prohibitory
question.in the legislature.
Mrs. G. Krouch, of Larned,
who has been in the city for past
day or two, returned to her home
this morning. She was the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. B. j. Myer while
here.
City Marshall Wilson was mott
flying the places in town where
slot machines are used for selling
cigars, ETC., that they would have
to be discontinued after Monday
The lid is on pretty tight abou
now, and the chances are that i
will stay that way.
q. W. Thatcher returned Satur
day evening from a trip tC
Topeka, where be attended meet
ing of the Council of Administra
ton Of the G. A. R. and inciden
, tally looked in on the meeting Of
, the state teachers association.
J The committee having the de
coration of the hall for the new
; years reception in charge. ar,
J working over time to get it ready
The decorations are to be the
{ most elaborate ever attempted il
e this city.
!, The many friends of Viii Ii
!, Brands, eldest son of the late Mrs
!. Lucy Brands, will be pleased t
d know that be is getting along ez
: cellently. He is now about l
e years old, and is holding down
Irresponsible clerkship in the ofic
of the Comptroller of the Ne,
a York Life Insurance Company i
Nou YorE Cfkv
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1907-01-04

Inc Treat Bend Telephone Co.
H. S. Converse and family spent
Christmas with their son, Dan, near
Albert They stayed there all night
and had a fine time. =
The children of Mr.. and Mrs. =,
Ben McMullen are reported to be
quite sick at the family home in
the third ward with whooping.
cough.
Miss Edith Carpenter, for the
past nine months an efficient en-
ployee of this Office, has resigned
her position, and will join her .
parents and sister at Garden City, e
Miss Mayme Bartels lett Satuf-
day evening for a two weeks visit
with friends and relatives in
Wichita and Newton.
At the regular meeting of the
Fire Company at the city building
Friday evening, all the old officers
we're reelected for another year.
There was a committee appointed
to take up the matter of giving
an entertainment some time dog .
NC next month.
Cornelius Hurley and John
Foreman, of Columbus, Indiana.
and Wesley Shepard, Of Lyons.
Kansas, are visiting with limo.
thy and Aaron Ward, near Elm.
wood. They are old Indiana
neighbors. and have not seen each
other for a number of years.
We understand that one Of the
old frame buildings on main street
will be torn away. and a hand.
some two story brick will be
erected in its place at once. The
new building will be just north of
Fred Hemker's hardware store
jeff Yancey met with a rather
painful accident at his home south
of the river Friday. He was
closing one Of the doors on his
! barn. when in some manner his
J hand slipped and he got a big
splinter in it. He eudeavored to
take the pesky thing out himself,
, but was unable to do so, and had
to come to town and let a doctor
get it. It was about three inches
long, and will probably make .
very sore hand for a time.
Word was received in this city
Monday morning of the capture of
, one of the two men who killed the
, city marshal at Lamar, Colo, the
other day. The capture was
made at Astor. a small station On
! the Missouri Pacific, six miles
, west of Horace. The two outlaws
had taken refuge in an old school
house, and one Of the two who was
wounded the other day in an en-
counter with the sheriff. was capt
! ured. The other man got away,
but the posse is right after him,
o and he will probably be cap tured
today. =
Lieutenant w. P. Coleman came
up from Wichita Sat. morning, on bis
regular trip Of inspection to the re.
cutting Office. This Office will be
kept open here during the month Of
January at least, and then il business
does not pick up, will probably be
closed February LIST. Sergeant Bertell
who was iu charge Of this Office when
it opened, has completed his fourth
term Of enlistment and reyenlssed
y to-day for another 3years with rank ol
u Sergeant. Sergeant Leavitt who is
y in charge Of the Office here now, oer.
poets to makea trip to Lacrosse next
e week in order to work up some re.
u cruits.
Taken Up; Seven calves. Owner
. can have same BY proving properly
and paying costs. R. z. Mauler,
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1907-01-04
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

from an extended visit with
friends.
Mrs. F. j. Bartels has returned
from Wichita, where she visited
With her sister.
Judge and Mrs. C. P. Townsley
are expected home from the Pacific
coast this week.
Jas. McGann and wife we're VI
from near Ray last week on a
visit to relatives and friends.
Miss Opal Baker of Hutchinson
came in Sunday morning for 6
visit with Miss Edna Griffith anC
her many friends.
Jim Mcdonald recently sold
four record breaking shoats.
They we're eight months old aDC
averaged 3O5 pounds each.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. Carr, for
merly of this city, but now resid.
ing at Hutchinson, arrived in thu
city Monday, for a visit will
their many friends.
The handsome and smiling
countenance of Bert Winterburg
appeared on our streets Saturday.
He is visiting his sister. Mrs. w.
A. Dun, and his many friends.
W. E. Stoke came in Monda,
from Syracuse, where he went Satur
day evening to spend Sunday witt
his old friend, Henry Block. Mr.
Stoke met his daughter, Miss Bessie
at that place and returned home will
her.
R. E. Mauler of route two
Olmitz, was down Mon. and mad
this office a pleasant call. He an,
wife received a fine boy for Christ
mas, the young man appearing
couple OF days before that date. t,
De sure of getting here.
We desire to thank those VIII,
have so kindly given US informs
tion concerning social events tn
past week a4l hope they will con
tinue the practice. 1t helps u
verv much in getting out a pape
that you will appreciate.
Hugh Boyle was down fror
Albion township Monday an
made this Office a call for the pull
pose of renewing his Democra
subscription. He reported every
thing in good shape in his local
ty.
On Saturday this Office repre-
sented the county treasurer's offiC
the last day of tax paying time
Only that the people were glad t
put up their money for the Rust
Ter, and not finding fault as the
do in the other place.
William McCambridge, a brak,
man on the Santa Fe, who ha
been on the run between this cit
and Jetmore, had one of his ankle
badly injured Saturday and wi
he laid up for some time. H
was taken to the Santa Fe hospit'
at Topeka this morning.
Guess we were about the onl
newspaper man in these parts WI
did not take a last whack at b
newspaper transportation the pas
week. We were too busy the Ia.
few days with the busine!
brought in by our bargain price
on the Rustler.
The Farmers Elevator Co.,
Hoisington, which has been in Il
! hands of a receiver for some tim
and was ordered sold by the couI
was sold to the highest bidder Mo
1t is reported here that it was so
] to another company of farmers {
!. gained for the purpose and that Il
price was eight thousand dollars.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. M. Hollowa
! Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Frizzell, Mr.. al
Mrs. John Edwards, Mrs. Ed. Lind
and Mrs. H. H. Reed. came doV
from Larned Monday morning for
cnunle of dave Weir NTH fr;and