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Tombstone epitaph., 1908-10-11

Although Hon. A. J. Doran may h a VI e recanted, ye t nothing can be said to break the fore of the statement which he made as to tne rela- tive fitness of the candidates of the two leading parties for delegate to congress. He said
 "In regard to the fitness of tthe two men to perform the duties of the trust to which they aspire, l consider Mark SmitL better equip ped. His long service and the gallant fight he made against joint statehood en- title him to the ing gratitude of the p eOple of Arizona and the honor
 which his party has seen
 fit to confer upon him"
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-10-11
Advertising Car
 For the Circus

G :. Roddy, manager of the No 3 advertising car of the Greater Morris and Ro Q circus, museam, mensgerie, hippodrome end congress of nation , arrived in this city early today. WI h M'. Roddy are an army oi billi o 'ters, Photographers, oannermen and pro- gamers Immediately upon his ar rival in this city teams we're dispatched ID all directions, and within 8 radius oi 60 mIies Of this oily these skilled disciples pt the b-ush will leave their bsndiwors Tn conspicuous places, so that al that run may read that the b circus will exhibit here on Thurs day, October 18th, and that it will be the only big circls 10 yisit this sec. ton of the country this year.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-10-11
William Should
 Be Apprehended

The dynAmitsr wgs iG town last night. and ss A result of hi. machins- tions the t0 vn i- shy one water tank When nell started in about six thons = and years ago, BeslzebLh himself did not know what kind Of a crop he was raising, but i: is with us still
 Dynamite is an easy thing to ham, de, and even the map whO hls not nrain enough tO g:ye I'll 3squito a fair chance m lie, can ven. his spleen upon anybody he chooses and des,-oy more in moment than he could build up in century T,mbstone ogone could never build man like that. II is too pure. Amoug the citizenship oi our tcrn there i. but one express .ion-Let the guilty party be found ont. and placed where he can do no further damage
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-10-11
ARIZONA CAMPAIGN
Reports From Every County Indicate
 Democratic Victory in November.

Additional speaking dates were out lined for Delegate Smith as follows: Thatcher, Tuesday, October I3. At large, Wednesday, October II. Yuma. Thurday, October F..
 Silver Bell, Friday, October Is. Tucson, Saturday, October l7. At large, Sunday, October IS. Nogales, Monday, October I9. Benson, Tuesday. October 20. Bisbee, Wednesday, October 2l. Lowell, Thursday, October P. Tombstone, Friday. October 23. Douglas, Saturday. October Fl.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-10-11
THE EXAMINATIONS
For Civil Service Positions Will be
 Held on October gath

The United States Civil Service Commission announces an exa2Ina' tion on October 2S, 1908, at Nogales, Douglas, Tucson, Phoenix and Pres c7t'. Arizona, to secure eiigib.es iron. which Co make cert:fcation 10 fl! s vacancy in lho position of cashier Al Si. 200 ger annum, in the Customs Service At Noes'es, Arizona, and va caGcies requiring simllarqusliiicstions as they occur at Nogales in that -eTyice.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-10-11
From inurs0ay 8 ually.
John o. Dunbar. the yeterar

John Q. Dunbar, the veteran L@Ns- paper msu whose brilliant editor:ri work oD the Tcmbetone Epitapb f'rl macy years made him famous, paid a visit to Tom mbstone this mornIng-the first after a prolonged absence of over j years Mir. Dunbar soon got his bearings and wss "st nome" again as of yoIe when his busy fater ground | out scIntilatiUg thoughts;h [ directed ! the pniicles and destiuies of COchist 1 county politics. He found many nlo time friends and acQusintan e her and the anecdotes that his visit It. called must have warmed the heart oi the grizzled u,d editorial writer. NIT. Dunbar has again clin bed into har- ncss and will shortly take cd toria | charge Ui the Tucson Star when hf vigorous style and breezy jOts W II b' very much in evidence. hr. Dunba. left today for Bisure and Do' glas or g brief trip before returning Co Tue son to take up the nprk with the quill
 Al Stumpi, the versatile newspaper man, Is secretary nj the Democrat, County Central committee. Nn het- ter selection could have been made {; his force of character, winning way and convincing style will make him s potent factor in running un che maIo' I,ies for the DemocIat:c ticket iu No vembeT.
 :. L. Knckiel,nw, ST. has return d from sn extended and enjoyable vIsif 10 his old nome st K Dchest+r, \. Y.
 Constable Gray oi Lowell hrough' over g prisoner today who will hcrx Amined as tn his sanity, The uufnr tuuate man labors under the halln- cination that some one has design, on n's hie sni IS flying in constant dread and fear.
 THE PRosrrCToR bsse ball advice. state that Chicago wins the Nstioua League pennant today by the score Q to 7. The worlds championship games vii! now be p'ayed bstseer Detroit and Chicago, the winner O which will have tO reettne Tombston. nine in order to holi the honor against all corners.
 Mrs. W. M. Chemlin, a conaumrt- i've who had been spend ng the sum msr in Flag .tatf for her health, d ed Friisy on the train between William and Flagstaff.
 Mrs. England was acquitted last week Flagstaff of the charge of murdering her husband, xho met his death ia., spring under circumstances which led to her arrest.
 The grelt tunnel, over a mile 1T Iengt. u drain the lOD1-fo)t level O the United Verde mine. has been com pleted.
 < lstys tuss 0f s)ms prehistoric m 1nster mammIl was unesrthed by workmen exctvating for building in Yuma last week.
 c. E. Rine hart oi Bisbee has beer appointed district deputy exalted ruler for the EIks lodges in the terri- tory, succeeding NJ. Cunningham ot the same city.
 Word h,s been rsceiv- jn Tucsor that the eastern promoters Of the ne ' brewery soon to be built iu that city will commence aork in about three week. on the construction of the plsnt'
 D.. Schell, of Tucson, the well.knnwn opticiau will be at the Arlington Ho tel on his regnlar quarterly visit on F idAy and Saturday Oct 9th and 10th, with full line of .pec,acIes and eyeglasses. The doctor has heen mskirg regula, visits to Tombstone for the past nine year., and his ability is too we'll known Co need comment.
 The city election proclamation ap- pears in tnis issue.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-10-11
Sent to Jail
 for 160 Days

Yesterday after due examination and trial, Judge Daniel hicFsrland sentenced prisoner named Baum 10 two months in jail and fine of slC0 The charge was securing the sum ,i S52 10 under false pretenses from a Tomb-toner named Ms1in. In the absence of the fine the prisoner will be a gue., of the county for an sd- ditional 100 days.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-10-11
First Democratic
 Gun Saturday

The opening rally oi the Democratic campaign will he had at Douglas On saturday nigh Of this eek A rousing meeting wi!i hc had. AmUrg tine speakers scheduled for the occasion gre lion Fen Goodrich, Geo. R Neale, ,lien K English and <. \. Murray. The nominees oI the ticket will also he on hand, and triumphant tour of the county wIii follow.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-10-11

When you SC. a fe Il O W stacking spittones and telling how many times he has had forty thousand dollars, you may put it up that he has chewed oorrowed tobacco all his life.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-10-11

fittings keep on, it is a mere matter of time till a trust will be formed to put a meter on every man s nose and charge 8 much per cubic yard for breathing Arizona a ozone.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-10-11

Corner lots for sale cheap on the court house site, In quire of the Chamber Of Com merce, No. 4-Il-44 Clawson Heights Addition.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-10-11

Tine barn of Dr ". G. DeFore of Tempe was burned to the ground Sat- urday afternoon and a valuable horse met it's death ID the flames.
 The Phoenix fire laddies have asked tI,e city counc.i of that town to con- tribute toe ard defrsying the expense oi hose team 10 compete in the r,ces at the coming territorial fair this fal.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-10-11

The new Hearst movement that was intended to do all things to Mir. Bryan, is so slow that itcouldu't get out of the way ofa funeral proces- sion.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-10-11
Eczema.

rU. tne good of those suffering with eczema or other such trouble l wish to gay, my lie had something oi that kind snd after using the doctors remedies for some tune concluded to try 'hamberlain's g, and It proved to he better hsn anything she had tried or sale by al ldrugsists.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-10-11

With facti0nal differences within the local Republican ranks and Q split in the party that cannot be healed, the Democrats viii have no trouble in winning in a walk.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-10-11

pr. George H Adams and wife, prominent resident of Phoenix, cele- brated their golden wedding saturday evening.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-10-11
Doings In the Various Courts
PROBATE COURT.

PROBATE COURT.
 Estate Edward o. Rouzer. Decree establishing notice to creditors. Order appointing day oi settlement and hearing petition for distribution. Estate Mary E. Rouzer. Decree establishing no.ice tv creditors.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-10-11

nov s~--- ~---s-Sysa ,, Kooo. soa ragus Pillso Ell sidney Ills. ssn Ss eyno Add Sterlirs ke-aedS Co., tnicaso os h
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-10-11

Notice-Hsving JIst received direc from New York City S supply cf hs trimmings. am now prepared to clean. block and reDovate mems and ladies' hate at regular city prices, thereby saving you the transpOrts- ton charges both ways. All work neatly done and warranted. Your patronage Is respectfully solicited FRANK ABRTL, Tailor and Halter
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Tombstone epitaph., 1908-10-11

px. lHs1 Anti-Pan - puDSU assADAAA 1ssslOla en1 sD -
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1908-09-16

Just for a little excitement as long as ten dozer
Gloves, special price for this sale, per pair. 10
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-06-05
ESAU SAW THE WOOD
 BUT WOULD NOT SAW IT

An .H farmer ef tfH#
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 "E-a4. l-a -a. Down u#D -1iI- am ael saa a.. a..a aad h..r t-e a.I rHz aa. .l t4a da1.
 When ll4. oIl nam had -sa. Ea veut out ta zJ. rhs Haed Iaf ssaa hr saw tae sav u- u0utdut -1a.# #U#aa Esau -aN fhe -ry hos D.. saaaaa saw With that sa.,. Ezau tooa.i ar..a G for aunthsr -aa. hu Thai ul. reaas sau he sta. -, he lidn. a We the old man c.us Haue m W I. i Ssau.
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 IT." old man a.ai am 'a a 4 sa0 and hon .. -as lhe hs that E-lu couldn't sn uuu .Hat ta When EsH SIM lat tGa aId #4r ga that he couldn't tw ath rHa Esau picked ur tHeHx and chopped u. fhe wood and #aa, =-e-as.
 The next day the oId uar erze ta town and bought aea huos--ta f.I Esau Buck. and .en h. me now he hung the burk-siu lar l.-ta gaaH "n iho sat-huea b1 tla s.a-.a.-
 Just al that Jim. Esau GaeG Inc old hues lr ths sHlaa atiHe eat- haze. and ahsa drtsiHe G.m frsH f.e garden to the haru- Eeu ra.s za" the tuea--aw an tHe au-bHa h. Che sccsau.
 When fhe aId luak sau Esm Ia.t looking at tho new huck--a0 ou T.. saw-bucE be th- s.esasv. he made a dive fpr Esau. hit Inc ssssaw. knocked the sccsaa again Esau Eurk. uho fell ou the buck-~ta ou Inc ease-bur. by the seesJw
 When tGe old man s8w tbe sId ta.L dive at Esau Buck. and miss E=au and hit the secsaw and knock tIc ye-av against Esau. and Esau Buck fail au the buck-saw on the saw buck by tho secsaw. h" picked up an TX to kin tho old buck Eut tho huck saW him coming and lodged the blow and coar- tered on the old mans stomach. knock ed the old man over the seesaW aHfa Esau Buck. who was getting fine e.r- saw. crippled Esau Buck broke the buek-saw and the saw-hucl, and tbc seesaw Hartford Times.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-06-05

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The Nome daily nugget., 1908-06-05
OLD TIME BALL PLAYERS
 EXCELLED ON DIAMOND

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 Has .Ha 4sa a.- ln f-.eHa.H aa#H #-H. ia#z eH#.m tHHf hl-aa# fa. -.r# ia .an aaa. u aHsa Andrew Leonard. .H r#l IuI.fs aa..a t. #a JH IHa.d a.. Iaa Ii.. .t.e-a. aa m a..a. Wa...a ..#. f.- n...t .r.eatal Harn.
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 Few lefthaud batamcn take gooa hearty swing at the bau these days They depend more on poking the bah tn leff ileli bunting now and chen, and .at times taking chance for a long drive. The best of the lefthand bats men. however. are the men who push the ball to left. The oId-timers that I mentioned above were all bong and short distance throwcrs. deadly accu- rate. and could discharge a ball from any angle they picked it up. and knew the value of throwing better than most of the stars of the present day
 Could anything bp more perfect than the throwing to bases of William Ew- ing or Mike Kelly? Those who have witnessed the fine work in this line of such cracks as Billy Sullivan. Lou
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-06-05

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The Nome daily nugget., 1908-06-05
VOLCANIC FlRGs INCREASING

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The Nome daily nugget., 1908-06-05
eaben Whitehead, President

Consolidated with Bank Cape Nome.
 September. 1900.
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r REN'.-BT wESCOr1 a WILCOX.

FOR RENc-BI wESCO
1907 Pei
1912 c0th. Tor. ami. $751; 50
926 23i.11r.2h. ami. 50 so
1873 y. 14r.b.aui.. IS 60
1920 II. Tor. h. .A0..S
in2t 22d. l1r.b.rel:6 Sc
21S7 Il. Sr. h. eel. 30. Is
GIL I'D. Sr. b. 3G.6S
sNI oath. Or. II. ~. 81
1906 kingnan.6r.b .2s 80
1925 25th. 6r.b.lat.c"".:50
2l47 II. or. b. so
1925 10Th. Or. b. lat. On. Go
oil 18th. Ar. b. ..20.N
2611 X. Or. ". cel.IS.::r0
2IOia ]. ar. ". ..i6.:O
a0t \ II av.6r.w W. gIG.:aO
SIS 10th. 5r. ". ...l5.S0
n@ 4th ae.6r.w.lail5.50
2il4 O.. 6r. W. 80
2109 X. CIR. ". .11.50
APARTMENTS.
THE CARLISLE. 1913
y. non-l,ouseleepinS-
2 ROOMS. bath. 30. 10
. rooms. bath. .23. 90
For full list Of small
Office.
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AUL CO.. TTH 4 l. \ W.
e01E eth ne. rs on
Gid La Az. hasem't g. 20
COLORED TENANTS.
CO.'S Ga nv. ar. Is. co
a. r To-. 5r. W. ..14.@
9l2 Barry nj. 3r. w.l3.JO
1910 Water. t,r. w.12.ao
20O1 Rosedale Or. WIZ 50
43l Tempir ct. :,r,wS.JO
STABLES.
r 2151 9Th NV. 4stlsin.00
RIOS Sth sw.stable IL
warehouse. 1000
OFFICE ROOMS.
1"G1 L NV. Ar. b. 1900
zoo; 14th NV. lr. 1000
S12 F NV. lr. -. 1000
WAREHOUSES;.
EreedInan's alley. 40. 90
Rear 613 L NV. 1900
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FOR RENT-BY B. F.. :
80 y Y av nw.Sr. h. 4o.50
1920 9Th nv. Tor. 2b35.5O
1919 7 NV. Sr. h. 10. 30
1927 9Th nw.i1r,b.s2.S 50
210 T NV. 7r. b. ..80.a0
IL r ne. Or. b. :. 1850
426 Fla av NV. ar. h21 ~
$40 T NV. 1r. b.. 30
I'D Q NV. Or. b. .25.30
2S33 Ca av. ar. b.2s. 80
% P ne. 6r. h. ..25.m
29O3 Ga nv NV .er.b so
Rroad Br I'd, Sr. %. 90
o541 9Th NV, Or. w.15.30
1924 h Sc, Or. b. 40
612 s NV. Or. W. .1J.30
STORES.
133. @5 Sth NV. 1900
NJ cor 14th&R nw6S. 90
1914 eth NV. so. 90
1701 14tI NV. 80. 90
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
OR UNFURNISHED.

FOR RENT-UNFURNISHED.
l2i5 l. lSr 2b $4,000 1928 Riggs pi Tor. b. $45
We have a number OF desirable furnished houses
in the NV: section: rent $15 mo. and up
ward. TYLER & RUTHERFORD GncD,
NOES 3lts 1:O 18th at. nv.
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SHOE REPAIRING.

EXPERT CUSTOM MADE SHOES REPAIRING:
coschnan riding bnots. bot cuffs. cripple shoes
specially: work called for and delivered: drop
postal Main 5SGG-Y. \. GCIFFRE. 1904 z.
OcS-
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y 641 + ST. SE.-TWO LARGE ROOMS. SECOND
floor; adjoining hath; furnished completely for
D light housekeeping. dc1G-3t
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BRIGHT. CIIEFKFTT.. FUR. ROOMS tRASE-
mcni, complete Tor housekeeping; laundry and
yard privileges: white couple; only 81 so per
week. l13S 9th ST. NV dover beln.
.leI.-
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SEWING MACHINES.

THE DAVIS VERTICAL FEED Is EsCtn;NIZEU
~ the best for all kinds o. sewing. Free In.
s,ructiOns in drrssmakiog. plain sewing and en-.
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APARTMENTS TO LET.
SEE MRS. CLARK

IL
AGENT FOR EVERYBODY
Anything YOU want short rutice in apis,
rooms and houses. furnished or unf',rnsied.
Tel. Col. 2SS6 delS-.tH
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ATTRACTIVE. WELL kEPT HOUSE. OVER.
looking Iowa Circle: large third floor front or
back room: sccond-foor front hall WITH
closet. 151I 18th ,lplI-ot
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WALL PAPER.

1909 The prices are the lowest. with latest
designs. Give call r. G. NOIfE. 9O7
Ilth st. NV. Phone ". 2ois. oc3-90t.4
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FOR RENT-FURNISHED-c FRONT ROOMS
I'd fool southern exposure: gas range: private
bell and speaking tube. 9O7 NV deI73t.
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FOR RENT--fUKNISHED ROOM TO GENTLE
man: I'd floor: hot-water heat: private family:
near printing office and Capitol. QUAIL.
Tho keystone" 42S Sth at. ne. de1S-3ts
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NEWLY PAPEKED. SOUTHERN, SECOND
floor room. also third-stoyy front room. l.:7a
Harvard st. NV: reasonable. ie1J-fts
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FOR RENT NW5l7 :. Dr.. Is 20
SW 916 Va az, Or b % .92 NV 1903 9th. Ar. II 40
SW. a45 G. Sr. b. %. 90 NV 1907 9th 4r. r. 30
SW gS c. Or. b. 20. 10 NY. 1903 Cation. Ar. s. 10
SW f21 G. Or. $40 NElIG2 Sth Or h. ! G. 30
SW .6lG Md av. Or 10. 20 Ne 1924 Lewis 81. - -
NV. 1928 Sth Or b. 30 SE. 100 9th I3r b. 80 M
EW.317 Mass, 6r. b. 20. 20 ST.. 1914 I'd. 7r.. 81 81
NW.1124 NJ av.S 20 90 ST. 10iS v G Or. IL so
NW.l042 9th. Or. 1850 Sc. 1902 9th. Tor. rs 81
NV .c9lS X. sh p. 1910
OFFICFS-EORTHWEST.
Central building offices. 46S La ave. offices.
Guntnn building. offices.
Call at ONCE for information regarding alley
properties. stable. ETC.. have for rent.
For further information apply at office.
del1-tf ]. ". PILLlNG. 1916 ST. NV.
LET Us KNOW WHAT KIND OF A HOUSE
you want-f we haven't your kind Wen find
THAT'S OUR BUSINESS.
Call Main 2345. You'll yourself lots Of
trouble.
SHANNON & LECHS.
NJ. 2345. 704 18th NV. NJ 23i6.
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| l345 IRVING ST. COL. HGTS.-NICFLY FUR
! nshei front room. southern exposure; also
! room "a floor; table board.
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1855 Y ST.-N1CELl FURNISHED SOUTH
front loom. second floor bay window: bath ad
joining: small family Of adults. dels-3t
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FOR RENT-Ft FINISHED LARGE 2D-STOEi
front room: well heated aud comfortable: refs.
1914 l. st. NV. delS-3ts
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FOR RENT-TO COIORED TENANTS NEAT
new frame cottage in northeast: rent reason
able. BERNARD G. BROWN, 627 Colorado
building: phone Main 1881. dr9-tf.4
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LEAVE WANT ADS" AT
STAR BRANCH OFFICES.

If not convenient TO call at The
Star office. nth street and Penn
sylvania avenue. leave your adver-
tisements at any of the following
nGfcos-
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FOR RENT
1918 10TH ST. NV
New, ireproof; seventeen rooms and four
baths: elevator.
ioI3 18TH ST. NV
New: thirty-two rooms and sfx baths: e.e-
rsfor.
Thase two houses have bnen decorated and
Furnished nv verbeck. Whylernw & Crossley
Comnany, 9Th ave. New York
THE ALOSZO o. RILSS PROPERTIES
35 B ct. NV.
Prone Lincoln 1880. ". f. CowEN. Mgr.
ncS-tf
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.

One cent a word Tor u words.
FURNISHED.
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WANTED-ROOMS AND BOARD

YOUNG MAN WANTS ROOM AND BOARD N
German family: high NV. portion Of ctv pre-
farred ROv 30 Star office dp17-3ts
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1908-07-11
Press Bits.

Marion Record: There is some specu-
lation as to what Mr.. Bell, the man
who is to sound the keynote" at the
Democratic convention will talk about,
principally. The most appropriate
thing would seem to De for him to toll
a little.
The Emporia Gazette volunteers the
information that the only reason the
foods this year were not as bad as some
others is that the weather bureau did
not bunch its hits.
'"These new wire rats the girls are
wearing, " chap said today, "may look
all right and keep their hats on but they
won't do for the Keen Wooings. Wher
you lean over and put your head to hers
to whisper a tender nothing it's an aw-
full shock to bump against something
that feels like bed spring. "-Topeks
Journal.