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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-08
BlNCO TERRITORIAL Y AGRlCOLA
Capital autorlzado S2.4OO,OOO. Capital rllll-
lad0 S3l5,532.9S, Y. SC.
DE PUERTO. RICO.
Onernciomes az reolIeo:


PT6SlamOG: Con garantias persOnaIess con
colaterales, y con hipOtecas 8 cortO y largo
plazo sObre dneas rCsticas.
D0SOU0ntOS: De girOs, pagares, y Obl1ga
clones comerciales cOrtO plazO.
GIH0s: 8obre Espafla, New York, Paris,
LOndTes HRmburgo.
drid;
CusRias COryIentes: Con interes de pm
nual dispOnibles la vista pOr cheques.
lmpoSlOOnes plazO fllO: Con interes de 2
b. g annual segin tempo.
S00alSR % ahOFF0s: ImpOsiciOnes sobTe lie
bfetas desde 25 cts. q 81, 600 con intereses
al6 p 6 annual.
eohESRZaS: POr cuenta agena con cOml-
sion mlnima de CobrO. Sin cOmisi0n para
los CorE1entigtas.
DeD6SltOa: De efeCtivo y valores.
Gamble do mcnodas: De todos los palses.
NORla DO O6dula0 hIBOls0aElS9. La meiOF Inc
version en Puerto Rico, interes z p. 8 pa
Radero pOF cupOnes semestTaless
VOnIa Dc ilROaG: Dando facilidades para q
pago, On las iurisdieciones de Adjuntas,
Aguas Buenas, AibOnIto, AEeCibO, BarCelO-
meta, BarTos, Cayey, Oiales, CorO8R1, Qua
Yama, HatlllO, Juana Diag, LOiza, Manatf,
MaricaO, NaEaniitO, patillas, Rio GFande,
UtuRdO, YabucOa y YauCo.
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MisteTiOSO haIlazgO en- una playa de
Mayaguez.
Sc dedujO que ell due1O del sumbrGFO
dehia ser eI aICaIde de Lajas.
Ramirez Ortiz 50 aus8Rtt dol tOltrO ' no 50 10
VolVld a VM hastl Ol SIgalORtl DO y
GldaV0r.
(De nusstro oorre,pOnsal.) }

Enero o. En- las pHimeraa hoEaB de 10
mafiana de hoy un indivfduo encontT6 3
orillas de ls playa, en- el sitio que de { ls
m6quinR de ageERaT de lR Secession de Tor =
nabeII@ un BombFsro Contsniendo una tai :
jeta postal doce peHOB; al lRdo del som
breRo nm bast6n. PoF ls lsctura de 10
taTieta De dsdujo que 50 dusho dsbfs
ser don Juan Ramirez Oftiz, ino Go
LajaB
Enterado 81 capit6n de lR Policfs Insu
lar pueBto en- conoCimiento del caH0, el
joven abogado don Leopoldo Felid, amigo
del senior Ramirez, dispuBO inmediatamen'
to Ia buacR del Cad6veE, despu6a de
aIgunas hoPas de tERbajo, se enContT6
large distanCia, hAcia "a paTtS de Guiana
jibo, silio On qus 90 Bupone que 81 sen 81
RsmiFaz 90 tiE6 al mar con 81 objeto do
auicidaFse.
DON Juan Ramirez O4tiz era an AGO
modado Comercisnts agricu'toE de Ia
jurisdiction de LsiaB SoCio poF mucho
tiempO dc don Juan Caneio Ortis, con el
tFabsio dignifCadoF hsbfa levantado uua
deuah gada poliCi6n peCuniHFia y una
magnf&ca raputaCi6n en- la vida polftica y
moral I'm las 6ltimas eleCcione8 fu6
sleCto aIcaIde popular de LRjas que Eegdn
be ha viato habfR dado IN paHo de ayan'
ca durRnta la aceFtada y laborioBa admipiB'
traCi6n del aefioF Ramirez. HRcfa POGO
que figuraba como uno de LOS faCtoTsI
pRincipales en- la organization y satable'
Cimiento del Institute de Agriculture de
Lajas.
Antss de anoCho lleg6 & e1ta Oiudad =
eBtuvo en- 81 teatro, en- donds tLvisfon 81
guBto de 1RludaFla Algunos de suB nume'
Fosos amigos. Y en- % rOstro, nj On 81
trato, Be Observable ning6u BfntomR de
anormaIidad, POGO antss de tsrminaE la
funci6n el senior Ramirez He RuBsnt6 del
tsatro; no la vimoH mas, haHtA 81 Biguiante
diR que le vimos - Cad6veEs Eigid0, pre-.
Bsntando en- o. aBpeCtO algo de la eneFgla
con que habfR pFoCedidO 6 uu taFRible de
termination.
El jov0n don LaoPOldo Felid 40 % di6
Psposo dsada que tuvo OonoCimianto del
CaEO, haBta no encontEaE q Cadavee oel
que fue 90 buon amigo, como 10 fue d
todou loz que le tratATon.
A6u no 90 Babp, al sa dice nadR. nco1ce
de los motives que pudieTon impulsaE q
senior RamiFeE BuicidGFae de modo taE
vi0lento.
81 sntisrro del usnoE RRmtEes hR dsbidG
sfeCtuRrSo hoy e. LaiaR
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NOTICBS TaBA9ALE
raS.
| as.
las fabIiGas Dc Santiago 70 Cuba
tgabpian con mucIla animation.
LlDToiueeI6a d tablGoy 81 VaIGr o. 1904, OBJ
H6XIcO.


Las f6bricas de tabaco de Santiago de
Cubs, tERbaj0n con aftividad v mucha
animaci6n, pudi6ndeBs caICulaR que ca
ellas ibFan q gustento do mil quiniantoB &
dor mil obEeRos.
Las prinCipRle8 f6bEicAa de mas Inn
pOrtAnCia 1on: ID de lo1 gefioge1 A. Mas.
uRna, que de tFahaio unog ssgonta opo.
FREios; RoviEa. MeAtFs J Ca, que haCon
de diez doCs miIIaKea; FiguGEedo, her.
manO compafin, que rinde dc cGt0ECs &
dieE nsil millaEeI; j. GuilIaume, diaz y
echo milIaFeg; BartoIOm6 FabF6 soutione
do aflo afio, gesents cbgeroS; Coli com
pafifa, nuev0g fabRiCantou eGta blGCidon en-
Gallo 46, trabDian con tEainta aIabo1ado'
rsg & igual ndmsro Gmplea 81 autfguo fa-
bFiCants Agultfn BaCels no tTabaiondo
Con menOE n6moro Lon Beflnrea VivRR y
Espinal.
Exilten adem6s gran ndmGro de peque.
flaa tabaqueFfan que pauan de Setentn, lar
que vaFiRn On "a personal de & 20 op0.
raTioG.
Santiago dc Cuba oCupa 81 ndmoTo uno,
deBpu6l de ID HabanR, Gn ID induBtEia t..
bRcalera.
En- Pinar del Rio, On donde ID asqufa
4e n18o le0HR muY peE1u0lCl9ImonGey h6n
sido favoEocido8 On Il pssads 6itima deCo-
M dc DiCiembre con 81 desosnso do copio.
sa lluvia.
He llovido acknowledgements IaB Ilu.
ViaI, tOmandb CaFactsr general, hln dado
& lR cuEeCha de tabAco I'M aapaCto que di.
fsTe en- muOho 81 que tsnfa haso alg6n
tempo.
Los oampou adquisren lozanfa y los We
gueFog-GEuzan de un0 otFo lndo p0Ftnd0'
Fss dc posture.
Pero como ron tantoE loB requisites que
exile Il recollection, no Be echan laB cam
pRnaB 81 vuGlo.
Las siembEas tempEanRg, que uon Las
msnoy, aseguEadRB quedan con 81 aqua
Cafda. Las de medic tempo, adm nsCe1i.
tan otFa lluvia modoHada d no son Loo 6.
rrsnos muy fresoou.
Segdn datos que public6 ID SeCFetarfa
de Fomento, Colonization s InduOtFiR de
ls Rep6bliCa MexiCona, ID production do
tabacO en- 81 afo 1904, y 81 valor del mis-.
mo, poE EstadoB, ,aucsndi6 sn kil6gFamos 4
13 O99 825 que haCen an efSCtivo do
$780, $40.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-08

Paris, EneFo 7.-Ss aaeguRa ca los CIR
Culos po' fticos que las diveTgenCiaB suFgi'
das entire 81 Jap6n , Lon Eatsdos Unidos
tienen p0E verdRdeTa caus8 mas que 81
aHunto immigration el hecho de infringir d
gobieFno de Toxic 81 principle del libEe
cRmbio en ID ManchuEia.
Aunque estaH veTuionea son extFa.ofciR'
lea, elias be ConCeda verRcidRd han ve-
nido Situsr ID question en- 81 punto en-
que 10 juzgan de mayor tTaHCsndenCiR Las
CanCilleFfas europeaI. So afrmR que la
abBorci6n ComeTcial que RBpiran los ja.
ponesaB en- la ManchuFia, con peEiuiCio
del comerCio americana , del do algunRB
nacioneB europeRBD determine principal
menta Ia fciCci6n Feinanta entire los dos
pafsss, pueH lou EOtadoH Unidos apoyan y
exigsn el comeFcio ibEe en lR ManChuFia.
New York, eneHo 8-En los centres
acon6miCoB, hR hsbido alguna EoEpEesa
CausadR por un nuevo guceBo inespeFado.
CuatFo cagaa dc las mas fusTteB On el Tamo
expendio de diamanteE, han quebrado
poF CuatEo milloneG quinientoG mil dollars
($4.5O0.0O0). La grave crisis que con-
movie Lao gEandes ingtitucioneH de Gre
ditto, 90 afiEmG que alcanz6 tambi6n 4 di'
chas CaBas. sunque no ss cTey6 a pTinci
pio que fneBe en- cuantfa tan impoTtants
que 81 fin lac hiCiese Caer en- bRnCRErota
No obBtRnte ests oCuEFancia, Les condiCio
dss generates del msTcado fnanCieTo vaO
meioRando.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-08
GABLES De HOY.
EI Times" no camhisra su pOIi-
tiCa.
EstriGt8S 6rdsnss Del llikadO contra
IA immigration.
A 10 que So 0trIbUYO sZlTH- OflCIllmontO d Glusl
VlrtldorI d lbs tIIOTgOlGIls 8ntr0 u
IantR ] I0S EsIlaas ynIlas.

LondFeI, EneFo 8.-La ompHesa del
gran tiario The Times, hR sufrido, 4 ini.
CiatiVa de nuB principales aOCioniatas, un
CRmbiO complete en- 10 Yefsrente ID com.
tituci6n. Sc naeguYa que las FeCiente.
oampafiaB del Times en- contra de nsuntos
polfticOs dc gran impoEtanCia para los sle.
mentoG guboFnamentaIeB, digguntaroD & los
Condueiion dc Ia ampEeBa, guYgiendo lifa.
EenCias do tai indole, que no fu6 possible
avenir los inteEsSss de todoa, pues una
minorfa abogsba poE 81 Cambio de pOlftica,
miontgas Ia mayoFia op6ness Ee1ueltameDts
& asa medidR. Quada ahorR ID emprega
del Times ConveFtida ca soOisdad Iimitada
Sin que d peri6dico Gamble do polftiCa y
1in que Bu prsCio 20 alteFo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-08

-El juez Deilor suau, uentenci6 & Jose
Reus oumplir CinOO dfRs de aEEsuto poE
aCOmetimiento , agEsai6n.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-08

En- e1ta impEonta 6 Vendo paPG d0
poEi6liOo vieio t2.O0 los 48 kilo1 (NN
quintaLl
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-08
SEPASE

Que no pnbIicamOs comunicados sin one
sean pRgadOs nor adelantado.
Cada seis palabras Sc cuentan Dor una
Inca y la Inca vale dieZ centavos.
Las cartas que Vengan con conaunicad os
Gin su impOrte no Sc cOntestan.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-08

Toxic EneEo 8.-Ss han pEomulgsdo
las mas sAtriCtaB dinponicione1 contra Ii
immigration comunic6ndOso los prsfscto1
prOvinCiales que deber6u Cuidar CON TODD
cello de que tales dispoSiciones no so infrin-
jan por Las c0mpsfifRs que han venido OK
plotRndo el 6xOdO de tFabajadoHes. Si
iguale8 diBposiCiOnsB De aplicRTan CON re.
laci6n & Canada Mexico, todo quedsrfa
Eelegado BimplsB tE6mits1 de dipI0maciR
que pondTfan t6Emino Ii BupusltR tiFGa'
taz de relacionol entire los indiCadoI podsEe8
pusS asf gs impedirfa d tFanBa smigFaci6n
por medic do eHtoB don fltimos pafseI
~ que Ia CoTEisnte migEatoria, adm con
laB medidas adoptsdau On vez de diEigiFBe
& Los Estadoa UnidoB, ga encauzaria 8
Mexico y Canada BalvaEfR aiGmprs la8
fronteEaB
The Laclede blade., 1908-06-20
John Hunt Killed

Ute Wininger, who has been at
Farragut, Iowa, working for the
ballast company, returned home
Thursday and reported that John
Hunt was killed near Farragut on
Tuesday night. Hunt left here
two months ago and had also been
working for the ballast company.
The accident happened when he at
tempted to board a moving train
about two miles out from Farra-
gut. He was drawn under the train
and both legs and one arm cut off.
He lived about eleven hours after
the accident. The remains were
taken charge of by his brother and
buried at Princeton.
The Laclede blade., 1908-06-20
A Popular Candidate

In M. E. Burke of Meadville the
republicans of Linn county have a
fine candidate for representative.
He is lawyer by profession and
has been a practitioner for several
years. He is well qualified for the
office he seeks. Almost his entire
life has been spent in this county
and he will make a splendid repre-
sentative of and for all of o;!r in
terests in the next general assem-
bly,. He is aggressive, and has the
push to accomplish as we'll as sue
ceed. He will make strenuous
and successful fight not alone for
his own election but the entire
Ticket
The Laclede blade., 1908-06-20
Taft and Sherman Nominated

William FL. Taft was on Thurs
day afternoon nominated for the
office of president by the republi-
cans in national convention at Chi
cago. His nomination came on
the first ballot. The ballot result
ed: Taft, 7O2; Hughes, 60: Can
non, 81; Fairbanks, 40; Knox,
68; LaFollette, 25; Foraker, 16.
At IL O'Clock Friday James
Sherman of New York was nomin-
ated for vice-president.
The party platform was adopted
with practically no dissent.
The Laclede blade., 1908-06-20
Death OF Mrs. Nelson

Mrs. Mary F. Nelson died at the
family home in Laclede last Satur-
day morning aged 81 years, 9
months and % days. She was
born at Mendon, ILL.,, and the re-
mains were taken to her old home
for burial. The funeral services
were held at the home Monday at
l p. m. conducted by Rev. Owen,
of Hale. Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson
came to Laclede from Hale two
years ago. She had been ill sever
al months. The bereaved husband
and children have the sympathy of
all our people.
The Laclede blade., 1908-06-20

but slightly indicated the great
grief caused by the going out OF
this young life. '-'e.--.
Rev. Dugger conducted the SER
vices at the M. E. church Sunday
afternoon and the appropriate
words and sweet, solemn music
touched every heart. Loving
hands tenderly laid the little form
to rest in the Laclede cemetery, the
somber sky being in true accord
with the solemn scene. Yet above
all comes the comforting thought
that the gentle child was spared
earth's cares and sorrows, that her
but forms another cord to
draw her loved ones over to the
brighter home beyond.
The Laclede blade., 1908-06-20
Little Frances Maybee

Little Frances Maybee is dead.
The word flew over town as on the
wings of wind last Saturday morn
ing. Wherever it touched it left
sorrow, and the expressions of
sympathy for the bereaved ones
were many and from the heart.
She was i'll but a few days from
appendicitis. Little Frances age
was 8 years, 4 months and II days.
She was the only daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. 81. E. Maybee, an excep-
tionally bright and happy child and
the sad news of her sudden death
east shadow over the whole COM
munity, for all her short but happy
life had been spent among us, and
every heart was touched with SYM
pathy. Though profuse and beau
tiful they were, the floral offerings
The Laclede blade., 1908-06-20
Third Quarterly Meetina

The third quarterly meeting for
the Methodist church will be held
June 27-2S. Quarterly conference
Saturday evening and preaching by
the district superintendent, follow
ed by Holy Communion Sunday
morning.
The Laclede blade., 1908-06-20
krait Clothing Co., BroohleId, Mo.

Will put On this week their Semi
Annual Radiance Sale of all spring
suits, to run for the next four
weeks. Your cash will certainly
do something.
KRAFT CLOTHING Co.,
BrookfeId, Mo.
The Laclede blade., 1908-06-20
GONE TO THEIR HEAVENLY HOME
William N. Harter, Mrs. Mary Nelson and Little
Frances Maybee Died Last Saturday

The death OF William N. Harter,
which occurred at his home south
west Of town on last Saturday morn
ing, June 13, brought the bitter
cup of sorrow not only to his fami-
ly but to all who knew him. He
was one of natures noblemen in
it's truest sense-brave, generous,
manly. He was the soul of honor
and his friends and friendships
were sacred to him.
William N. Harter was born at
Clarksburg, West Virginia, Sep
tember 16, 1866; removed with his
parents to this county in 1867,
spending almost his entire life here.
He was united in marriage to Allie
E. Mouser on March 12, 1891. To
this union one child, Beatrice May, |
was born. He united with the M.
E. church in November, 1895,
during the pastorate of Rev. Har-
mon. Death resulted from peri
tonitis after an illness Of eleven
days.
He was a devoted husband and
kind and indulgent father; to his
friends the soul of fellowship. But
the greatest of all was that he was
a man. And as a man it is that
those who knew him best most love
to contemplate him. 1t was the
writer's good fortune to have
known Willie Harter intimately for
more than a quarter of century.
His last words were expressive
of peace in God and willingness
to depart and be at rest with Him.
His cheerful, helpful life; his de-
votion to his wife and little daugh-
ter and kindness to everybody will
long linger as fragrant memory
in his home which his presence
frightened and which death has
now darkened. Though he is gone,
his record has been made and will
remain with us as lasting treas
ure.,
The funeral services were held at
the M. E. church Monday after
noon, Rev. E. L. Robson of West
boro, former pastor, assisted by
Rev. Dugger, officiating and pay :
ing beautiful tribute to the mem
ory of the deceased. The casket
was covered with the most beauti- -
full floral designs loving fingers
ever wrought, all of which spoke G
of peace, purity and Immortality. -
At the close of the religious SER
vice the Modern Woodmen camp,
Of which the deceased was an hon
ored member, took charge, a long
ine of Woodmen and Royal Neigh
oors leading the procession to the q
cemetery, where the beautiful and = r,
services of the order
we're rendered and all that was
mortal of good citizen, an honor y
ID and christian man were tenderly =.
aid to rest. =
Little Frances Maybee sc
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. Raraain u GIN PropertY

Lot 74x15O, good ive-roomh house,
stone cave, new well and coal house,
all granitoid walk, fine location,
for sale at once. Call at this Office.
The Laclede blade., 1908-06-20
HUMANITY ON THE MOVE
Brief Mention OF Those Who Come and Go
During the Week

Mrs. E. j. Robson spent Thurs
day in Brookfeld.
!, j. H. Skulley returned from
Kansas yesterday.
| W. r. Adams spent last Sunday
with friends at Purdin.
j. B. Patrick pays more for
poultry; get his price.
Miss Susie Benson is home from
college to spend vacation.
Jimmy Aber spent last Sunday
with relatives at Brookfeld.
Mrs. Mary Meredith is visiting
home folk at the Foreman house.
A fine girl baby was born to Mr..
and Mrs. j. E. Kent last Sunday.
Ed. Hendrickson is spending a
few days with relatives near Purdin.
F. M. Connor and DR.. Fawcette
were in Excelsior Springs last Sun
day.
Mrs. R. T. Dye and daughter,
Miss Mary, were in Linneus We'd
nesday.
Mrs. s. E. Moss is here from
Texas Spending fow days with
friends.
Attorney T. M. Brinkley of
Brookfeld was here on business
Wednesday.
c. E. Hilton returned yesterday
from attending the big
in Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Newland
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford in
Chillicothe Wednesday.
Mrs. Frank Ricketts,, of Ottum-
wa.-Iowa.-is here visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. H. Eccles, and family.
Attorney and Mrs. NJ. E. Burke
Of Meadville, spent yesterday with
relatives and friends in Laclede.
Postoffice Inspector Elvin was
mere Monday to adjust the loss in
the recent local postoffice robbery.
G. G. Bigger is improving his
residence by enlarging the dining
'oom and building a new bath
,oom.
Alex Brinkley and family and
Harrie Allen of Linneus attended
The funeral of w. N. Harter here
Monday.
Mrs. F. W. Spencer of Sioux
Jity, Iowa, is visiting her sister,
IIrs. F. P. Baird, and family on
quite three.
Mrs. Erma Brott and Misses
Hazel and Beatrice Brott Of Brook
ield attended the Harter funeral
lere Monday.
Mrs. G. G. Cotter has been down
rom Browning this week at the
edside of Mrs. S. W. Cotter who
J quite sick.
T. NJ. Elliott has sold his resi-
ence and six lots now occupied by
Vm. Hatfield in the west part of
OWN to VIM. Phillips for 800.
Mrs. N. E. Hetrick and daughter,
ena, of Brookfeld, visited the
asst week with Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
NTH at their home On route two.
Word comes from Walnut, Kan
Is, that fine baby daughter ar
we'd last Saturday to brighten the
ome of Mr.. and Mrs. F. T. Grit
h.
Mrs. Maggie Post of Martelle,
wa, has spent the past week here,
ming last Sunday to attend the
neral of her brother, w. n.
arter.
Mrs. W. r. Barton and her
The Laclede blade., 1908-06-20
LOCAL Dolnes ABOUT TOWN.
Pungent Paragraphs Picked up by Our Peram-
bulaii"s PenciI Pusher.

e The children's day program ths
c was to have been given last Sunda
2 night at the Christian church wa
n postponed until tomorrow night.
9 The Linn county thresherme,
/ are getting the county pretty wei
Q organized, four new members be
ing taken in last Saturday. An
| other meeting will be held thi
. afternoon. .,-,..---.-.-.-...-
The Stephens Concert Band O
Brookfield will give a concert il
the Laclede park next Wednesday
night. Victor Lomax and Jimmie
Aber of Laclede are members of
the band and will play at the con-
cert here. -.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Ong of Bur-
lington were guests of Mrs. j. L..
Ong the first of the week. They
had started on trip west but on
account of high water turned back
when they reached Kansas City
last Sunday. .s.., ...,...
After completing several jobs of
house raising and moving in La
clede and vicinity, j. A. Shoup re-
turned to his home in Meadville
We'd ssday. Mr.. Shoup does sat
sfactory work in his line and can
always be depended on to fulfill his
contracts.
While here this week from Chi
cago Ed J. Maybee dropped in and
handed us a couple of dollars on
subscription. Mr.. Maybee has
charge of the sales department of
Newman Bros. immense establish
ment, all the travelling men and
agents of that concern being under
his management.
The following members of La
clede chapter P. E. O. composed a
wagonette party to Linneus Thurs
day afternoon where they were roy
ally entertained by the Linneus
chapter: Mrs. Ida Benson, Mrs. A.
S. Byrd, Mrs. A. J. Caywood, Mrs.
Nellie Bruins, Mrs. Ida Moore, Mrs. |
FL. Eccles, Mrs. Grace Burke, Misses
Louese Burke, Daisy Rankin,
Martha Goodale and Susie Benson. |
Next Sunday at the Methodist
church the pastor will preach at
the morning hour on the subject:
'God-Our Father.'' In the even
ing the regular Children's Day
will be rendered. Much
time and care has been bestowed on
this exercise and good entertain
ment is promised. All the other
services at the usual hours. E. M.
Ougger, pastor.
High water in Missouri and Kaw
'ivers at Kansas City have greatly
nterferred with travel for the past
en days and trains have been all
he way from one to six hours late.
Eco. Harter, who left Weatherford,
Okla, Saturday morning for La {
lede to attend the funeral of his
'rother, did not reach here until s
ionday night, several hours after {
he funeral, and Ward Mouser who '
sft Oklahoma City Saturday morn f
1g for Laclede did not get here q
ntil Monday noon. d
With one exception the republi- t
IN county ticket is made up, the u
flee of treasurer being the only s
ne over which there will be a con- a
st at the August primary. JEFF tt
'rson township-the republican fl
of the eounty-is asking
n representation on the ticket.
al w. Lomax, its candidate for
easurer, represents the best type -