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Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-20
DEMOCRATS FAIL To RALLY
Mistake in Time Causes the Expected
Speaker to Miss Connections.
LOCALS FILL IN SOME OF TIME
Delegates Are Selected 10 Attend the
state Convention 20 Nominate
Supreme Judge Candidates
Porter's Date Changed.

In the vernacular Of the golf links, the
rally to have been held in con-
junction with the democratic county
convention yesterday afternoon "foozled."
II. n. Fleharty Of South Omaha,
democratic candidate for Attorney
general Of the state of Nebraska, who was
to have delivered the principal address of
the day, did not reach the city until some
time after the convention had adjourned.
The convention was called for 1880 o'clock,
whereas Mr.. Fleharty understood the hour
to be 3 o'clock. In the absence Of Mr.,
Fleharty and the other expected SPELL
binders, short speeches were made by At
torney s. h. Wadsworth, w. Brooks Reed,
chairman Of the Bryan-Kern club, and b.
c. Robbitt Of Fremont county, who hap
pened to be in the city on his way home
from a trip to South Dakota. The latter
declared that every place he visited dur
ing his trip the sentiment seemed to be for
Bryan.
The convention, which was for the pur-
pose Of naming twenty-three delegates to
the state convention, at which a candidate
for Judge of the supreme court is to be
nominated, was called to order by Al
Lenoeker Of Oakland, chairman of the
county central committee. He called on
Riley Clark of Nicola to preside. and James
n. CasRdy, jr., Of this city was selected
to act as secretary. The usual commit
tees on credentials and resolution we're dis
pensed with and the following were named
as a committee to select the delegates to
the state convention; j. ]. Hughes, F. W.
Miller. Council Bluffs; @. N. Bennington,
Nicola; John Maasen, Avoca; w. B. Curry,
Crescent; Fred Hopping, Underwood.
The following delegates were named TO
attend the state convention TO be held In
Des Moines, September "a:
Emmet FINLEY a. BY zg5r%pg s 3: B.
j. n. Cassidy, IT.; W II. schurz, l. L.
Evans, IT, M, Miller, j. j, Hughes, coun-
Gil Bluffs; Hugo Baumelster, Walnuti !.
Riley Clark, Nicolas Thomas, Fenlpn,. Ne
olaf a. A. Lenooker, Oakland; Morris
Hough, Crescent; Charles Warner, Han
cock; II. A. Hannifan, Weston j.. A. Cur
RE, Crescent; UTiah Mclean, Minden; f,
II. Hopping, Underworld Dominick Gross,
Avoca.
state Committeeman ]. j. Hughes an
nounced that owing to the fact that Il
was deemed a little early in the campaign
for Claude r, Porter, democratic nomines
for United states senator, to visit Council
Bluffs next week, as had been arranged,
the meeting had been temporarily de-
| ferred. The last four days of next week,
however, will be devoted by Mr., Porter to
this congressional district, as already an
nounced, but, he will not visit Council
Bluffs next Friday evening, as previously
planned. Mr.. Porter will speak at ms
souri, Valley Thursday, September a. and
at Harlan on Saturday, September Is.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-20
Iowa News Notes.

CREsTON-One hundred and fifty dol
Ra iIapp per acre was the price paid by a ia
hsIIqn Tor the ~thirty-acre farm of Johs.
LeIhiser adjoining Alton and Mr.. Lenii-
ger Is allowed possession for one year.
CRESTON-There will be a new super-
I~ntendent OF the city waterworks after
ent superintendent, sherman Rev Pa
peeh received and Elmer Sterner has
been elected 10 assume the position.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Boothe. an
early this morning by hanging himself with
a natter I'm his barn. Boothe was at MS
Work as usual Wednesday and the reason
when prompted the act Is not known.
CREsTON-A conference Of ticket
agents and operators of the north branch
pl the burlington out of here is called
oy superintendent Leonard for Sunday
new Passenger service the north branch
people are petitioning for,
ATLANTIC-Miss Helen Graham was
as She iTySred yesterday In a runaway
The buggy tongue broke and the horses
overturned the rig, throwing Miss Gra-
injured. ~
ATLANTIC-The contract for the erec-
tlon OF the new addition 10 the hospital
pei & sutton, who viii begin wort AZ
once; as the building must be finished
by January ] They made their bid al
Ss'eSo: ana this does not Include plumbing
MARsHALLTOWN-The jury in the IA
nous Whttheck murder case which was
begun az .WSst Urion yesterday, was Sc
cured at 2 O'Clock this morning.. Nine Of
the juymen are farmers. The aking OF
evidence was begun this afternoon. Whit
peek 10 on trial for the murder Of his
father, a little more than three wears ago.
son, an old citizen OF this place. occurred
yesterday morning at the home Of his
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-20
Veterans Have GOOD Ttm..

CEDAR FALLS, Ia, Sept. ~19.-(SpeciaI)
The second day Of the fourteenth biennial
OF the Third Iowa infantry was even more
enjoyable than had been anticipated. The
addresses Of the evening before, by Major
John h Lacey OF Oskaloosa, George l..
Wright of Denver, Colo; Colonel George
w, Crossley Of Webster City, and others
had fired the boys with new interest
and the experiences of ~forty-seven years
ago The attendance at the business meet
ing Thursday morning was large. Letters
were read from absent members. Colonel
r. W. OF Dubuque, Guilford Null
len or Plankington, 8. D.; ID. D.. Finch
or Trinidad, Colo, and ]. F.. Troutner OF
Charles City were appointed a
on resolutions and reported later in the dav.
Colonel Crossley was reelected president
OF the association and ]. F. Troutner, secre-
tary,
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-20
MINOR MENTION.

Davis. drugs.
stockert sells carpets.
Ed Rogers. Tony Faust beer.
School Supplies. Alexanders, 335 B'way.
Lewis Cutler. funeral director. phone 81
woodring Undertaking company. Tel 400.
We know we have the best flour. Baco
II the name. BarteI a Miller. Phone $50.
court yesterday a divorce from Catarina
Gallo on the grounds of desertion.
John Rudiger Of Nicola was before Judge
Thornell in the district court yesterday,
charged with being a d~ipsomaniac. On his
promise to abstain from Intoxicating
liquors the case was indefinitely postponed.
charged with assault and battery or c. /.
Clark. and Will have n hearing next
Wednesday before Justice Greene. White
and clark are both employed at the Union
TIE explosion of a gasoline stove in the
kitchen of the residerce of Francis Ice.
house to the extent of about $500 and gave
the fire department a run. The house II
9wnod by Wise Payne. The company from
Lover Broadway had the blaze practically
extinguished by the time the other COM
paDics reached the scene.
James Meyers, living at 401 Park avenue,
had ben held up 6y two. men at the corner
of Glen and High school avenues while re-
turf ing home Thnrsday night: one OF the
his pockets. Meyers fortunately only had
90 cents in cash with him and had left his
watch that evening at home.
Clarence A. Mathews, aged Is years, died
yesterday morning at the home of his
sister, Mrs. w. II. Brightman, 10 Benton
street. Five weeks ago he was stricken
with ~apoplexy In California and was
brought to this city by his mother, Mrs.
Lydia ]. Mathews, Mr.. Mathews formerly
resided in Council Bluffs, but went to
California for the benefit of his health
about six years ago.
Papers received here yesterday contain
the account of the death of DR.. James
M~cNaughton last Saturday at his home in
Pasadena, Cal. He was buried Tuesday.
lie was II years old and leaves ono dPugh-
ter, Miss Nina McNauRhton, n teacher in
the Pasadena high school. DR.. McNaugh-
ton was formerly superintendent OF the
Council Bluffs schools and after leaving
here was head of the Arizona normal school
for several years.
Sheriff Canning received a telegram yes
terday from the sheriff at Lancaster, Mo,
= asking that tho buggy and team abandoned
by the supposed harness thief who made
a getaway from Deputy Sheriff WoolmRn,
be held, II was stated In the telegram thai
particulars would follow in a letter, The
Missouri sheriff asked also that the man
be held, but shrlff Canning is unable to
comply with this request under the circum-
stances. IL the man who escaped is wanted
in slancaster, NO, he must have Travelled
a COngiderablo distance
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-20
"CROWSFEET"

caused from age.
squirting, many by
gone years of good
times" cunning
c a | C u lating or
scheming mentality,
and sometimes from
disease,
or worry. Grows
feet" can be removed
In 20 to 40 minutes.
Baggy, bloated, or
puffy eyelids can also
be removed and hollow
eye circles Obliterated.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-20
FrOWnS, Wrinkles
Or Deep Lines
Will Ruin Any Face

The most charming
face In the world can
be utterly ruined by
excessive burrows or
deep lines. Its ruina-
ton progresses from
m C re u~nattrActiVe-
ness to actual repul-
siveness, step by step,
many times entirely
unobserved b Y I h g
possessor, In the ii
Illustrations the same
face is used, and the
LINES ONLY make
the difference. Look
closely and you will
realize the fact
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-20
UGLY FROWN

the most co m m o n
d~isflguremen of all.
The cause is attrib-
uted TO Ill nature,
pinchinE eyeglasses,
grOu h Y tempera-
ment C'CroAspatch"D
or peeYish, irritable
temper. A frown can
be permanently re-
moved In 10 to 80
minutes without in
convenience or trace.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-20
FALL MEETING OF THE ED1rORs
Omcers Elected and Matters of In.
terest Discussed.

terest Discussed.
c. c. Schaeffer Of the Randolph Enter
prise was elected president Of the Western
Iowa Editorial association. which held it's
regular fall meeting in this city yesterday
in the auditorium OF the public library
building. c. c.. Mcclure Of the BradYville
Enterprise was elected vice president and
%. A. Stevens OF the Silver City Times was
reelected secretary, which position he has
held since the organization Of the assocla-
ton over four years ago.
The meeting was called 10 order at II
a, m. by p. B. Brown of Harlan, editor OF
the Shelby County Republican and presi.
dent Of the association. Mr.. Brown made a
brief address OF welcome,
The principal subject discussed by the
association was Machine Composition, -
and the consensus of opinion was that the
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-20
HEAVY RAIN IN MINNESOTA
All Danger from Forest Fires in
North west Part Of state
New Past.

DULUTH, MINI, Sept, ia heavy rain
fell al Grand Marias last night, extending
westward twenty miles. Mr.. Monker and
the seven Indians who went with him to
the assistance Of the settlers north Of
GRAND Marais, are home again. having
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-20
ResOIutions ON john n. Baldwin.


President w A, MINISTER has called q
meeting of the Pottawattamie County
Bar association 70 be held this morning
at 10 o'clock in the United States court
room, The meeting lie 10 be a memorial
to the late John N, Baldwin. Memorial
resolutions have been spread upon the
records of the state court. but this Is the
first time the United States court has
been IN session since Mr.. Baldwin's death
In April. Mr., Baldwin had an extensive
practice in the United States courts and
It was deemed proper that suitable reso-
buttons on his death should be spread
on the records of that court. as had been
done in the state court
II Is expected that Judge Smith Me-
Pherson will be among the speakers who
will pay tribute 70 the memory OF Mr..
Baldwin at the meeting this morning.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-20
Predicts Big Corn Crop,
INoENDIARIEs BUSY AT MADRID
Three Fires in as Many Nights Al
Laid to that source.

Laid to that Source.
BOONE, Ia, Sept. p~.-(special Telegram
Madrid citizens are in a state OF constant
fear from incendiarIes. The beautiful new
home Of William Casper, Just being fin
ished, was burned. When the, workmen left
the place everything was all right. At mid
night the second-story was a mass of
flames. A night later. kerosene, shavings,
etc. was found in the Old Peoples Home,
a charitable institution. but no damage
was done. The next night another alarm
was turned in, when fire was discovered
In A. r. Westerberg,s office.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-20
$3.50 mills 1895 mills

ANN"i ''''ssss's'ss'ss VoOv tIliiib bSibo Wlllh
IL will be seen that the levy for school
purposes this year is 2.s5 mills less h
last year, the reduction being In the school
house fund. In the city levy the park tax
this year is 2 mills, against 3 mills for last
year. This makes the decrease of | mill
In the city levy. Last year l mill was
levied for intersection sewer bonds, but
this year no levy is needed. The gain of /
mill by this IL, however, offset by the levy
of ! mill for tho Judgment fund. for which
no tax was levied last year.
Last year forty-flve one-hundredths OF a
mill was levied In the city for the expense
OF smallpox and other quarantined cases,
This year tho levy Is only ons-quarter of
n mill, due to the fact that under the law
as It Is now the county can only charge
back on the city one-third OF the expense
Of quarantine cases. Before this the full
expense was lovied back.
Following are the levies for 1907 and 1908
for state, county, city and school purposes,
In mills and fractions thereof
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-20
MOuth-tO-NuSa
FURR 0WS

are caused by a
general sagging Of the
cheeks and face,
resulting In excessive
flabby skin about the
chin and neck, so re-
pulsiVe 10 many.
These disfigurements
result also from dis
ease, dist n,
habit or wasting
away OF fatty cush-
ions underlying the
skin.
All HolloWs and Fur
rows can be perman-
emily filled out with
In one hours time
without detention
from social ObltRa-
tion or duty.
No charge for con-
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-20

A wagon load of polished old copper fin
ish lock sets, See them In the show window.
A Coo to Zoe lock everywhere else for SThc.
while they last, which won't be long. C.
Hafer Lumber Company, 1856 Broadway.
Both phones POP, Council Bluffs, Iowa.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-20
REDUCTION IN THE TAX LEVY
Property I'm the CITY Relieved OF Some
of Its Burdens,

The tax levy in the city of Council Bluffs
for 1908 will be 35B mills less than last
year. The total tax levy for state, county,
city, school and health purposes will be
SOS mills, as against $3.50 mills for 1907.
Tho levy for the two years followst
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-20
Real Eatate Transfer..

These transfers were reported to The Be,
September is by the Pottawattamie Count!
Abstract company OF Council Bluffs
Ftrst National bank OF Council Bluffs
10 Mary A. Barr, lot %, block 20, In
Ferry's add to CouBcil Bluffs, W d...S 10
George Stilen and wife to Mary NJ.
smith, lot :, block 20. In Beers sub
70 Council Bluffs, W d.............. LOO
Guy Martin and wife TO William Voll-
baum, lots 1, 2 and 5, block /, in Mar
qpardts sub OF part of lot % and M
Of lot q in Avoca Land and Loan
compauy's sub of part OF 9-U-S9, W d 10
James s. sharp, single. To Stephenson
Findale, lots 5, 8 and 10, block Il.
IN McClelland. Ia, W d............. 1,75
Jessie E Cox and husband to c. F.
Price, lot 10. block 30, In Central sub
TO Council Bluffs, W d..,......,.... 1,SS
Henry Wehland and wife TO w. II.
Davis, 81 sWL s-76-3S, W. d,........, 500
FRED W. Clark and wife to George h.
y Ozark, lot 10. block I, In Gates add
70 Oakland, and w6S feet Of lot % in
AUDITORS sub of SEA swl. Of l2-75-4o.
va aWt
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-20

Samuel COhn, lss EnioOtt -.
Chicago, Ill. 4
Auditorium News STAND.
S ASaiS asToR. news news stand. JsoSSon sna
GREAT Northsrn Hotsl News stand.
Post office News Stand. l7s Dearborn
GRAND Pacific Hotel News stand.
Palmer House News stand.
Cincinnati, Ohio.
xOmA News co.
Cleveland, Ohio.
Horsndsn.
Colorado Springs, Colo,
Antlora Hotel News Stand.
cole; Wholesale MSwspaRsr AGsnsS'
Denver, Colo.
IsndTick Book ana stat. oo SIA I7tA
Street.
n. p. Hanssn.
brown Palace Hotel.
Globe News 90,
= Z aoSsmsn' l5th sSS Zs,'sH'
Des Moines, Iowa.
FrsS Gels, sl7 W.. Sta ave,
Detroit, Mich.
Clyde Line News 0e.
Excelsior Springs, Mo.
H. t. Ashby, 1ol w. RrOadwAy.
sisk q Clsvengsr.
Hot Springs, Ark.
MRS. Kate WSiaSs' ia Central Y
L. y, wyatt, sac Central Ave
o. n. weaver Co.
Hot Springs, S. D.
Email HarGsns.
Kansas City, Mo.
Yoma News Co., sth ana Main.
Hiokssohsr Cigar Co. ctr .ne wsiaHt
baltimore Hotel News stand.
Memphis, Tenn.
world News Co.
Manitou, Colo.
X. J. Ross.
Mexico City, Mex.
Porter's zOtsl.
Milwaukee, Wis.
Hotel Phistsr News stand.
Prank MulfsrR' Brand Ava. ana ara.
Minneapolis, MINI.
e Ssn ). xaT NSMs TO- g :. s sra
NieOnStt KotOI Lobby News atsAA
Mt. Clements, Mich.
n. n. LiohtiG 90.
New York City, N. Y.
broadway Thsatsr News stand.
imperial Hotel News stand.
hoffman House News stand.
Grand Union Eotsl News etana
HOLLAND Rouse news RtRnd.
Belmont Hotel news stand.
Manhattan 1otel News Btana.
Aston House Rows Stand.
Harry ]. sohults. o. y. Ger. sra ana
Ogden, Utah.
n. j. Hickey, S4s ssth 81.
., L. Boyle, ilo aSth St,
gray news o., Depot News stSAA.
aSTTop 4 GODDARD rS'h d.
Peoria, Ill
Geo. Hartman, Main ana Adams.
Philadelphia, Pa.
Fem News 90.
S %H:vg v s.:StsoEa zcs:, news stand.
A p KsmSis, s7SS Lancaster ava.
Pittsburg, Pa,
~. Pitt HotSl views stanG.
Portland, Ore.
Central Cigar store, avs wAsA, oOs.
BOwman News 90.
oregon News Co., lat eth d,
SSSs Oily NsEs De-
BIT. Joseph, Mo.
:: Berger, sls EamOAG d.
st. Louis, Mo.
s sSs : gssi ass;a s New: ! s:sat'
St. Paul, MINI.
Swa: q. Fi;:D..raos. $50 w.s..A.
Salt Lake City, Utah.
Aossnfsld b hansen.
Hotel KnutSf0rd NsWs ssAAG.
San Francisco, Gal.
=. wheAtlsy News stand.
Ho':i s. T1.a St:n s:r = s,s sss''
Seattle, Wash.
Frank b. Wilson, ao7 PIKE It
Ohas. n. German.
Sioux City, Iowa.
West EotsI News staaa.
mendamin Hotel Views STAND.
Gerald FttHEibbon News Gtar1
W. r. duncan, Iowa ald9.
Marshall Bros.
Spokane, Wash.
o h W.. Graham.
Stockton, Cal.
Tourist News Co.
Washington, D. O.
fairfeH Hotel News st.na
AeN Wtlard Hotei New ak.na
2 nalsigh Hotel News etsnr
atnhkton Hotel News BtAaG
columbia News 0a p
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-20

found an avenue of escape to the north
ward.
PORT ARTHUR, Ont, Sept. 19.-Ali dan
ger from the bush fires which has threat
ened this district for the last week has
been averted by the welcome arrival OF
rain last night and today.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-20

Seven transfers, aggregating ...,,. .Sls,s sJ
ARE rot IN THE MARKEr FOR
YOUR COAL9 BETTER SEE THE
COUNCIL BLUFFS COAL a ICE co.
BOTH PHONES, y.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-20

Ifhe county bridge tax Is not levied In
the'city of Council Bluffs, as the city levios
its&own tax Tor bridge purposes.
y CITY LEVY.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-20

broadway ThSatoE News etAnd.
Imperial Hotel News Stand.
K~nlckerbooksr Hotel News stand
HOFFMAN Rouse News Stand.
Grand Union Eotsl News utana-
HOLLAND Rouse News stand.
Murray Hill News stand.
Belmont Hotel News Stand.
Waldorf-ABtoria News Stand.
Manhattan Iotel News Btana.
Aston House News Stand.
Harry ]. Schultz, o. y, Ger. 3TtA q
broadway
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1908-06-13
Bryon on Advertising.

1t is the lot of the wise man to be
asked fool questions. In fact, the ask
ing is an acknowledgment of the wis
dom of the man of whom the inquiry is
made. Nobody ever asks a fool ques-
tion of fool, for fool answers a fool
according to his folly, and there is no
question whereto the asker so honestly
wants wise answer as a fool ques-
tion.
This being so, the man who asked
William Jennings Bryan whether he
really believed in advertising paid Mr..
Bryan a compliment. 1t happened in
Reading, Pennsylvania, last winter, and
the modern Commoner indeed showed
that he was wise man by the reply he
made. It was:
THE fellow who tries to attract
business without advertising is like the
fellow who throws his sweetheart a 81
lent kiss in the dark He knows what
he is doing-but nobody else does. -
The Saturday Evening Post.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1908-06-13
Saline Valley Mineral Leases.

This week the district court ordered
cancelled the mineral leases given by
farmers King, Hopper, Russell, Thurs
ton and Gunther on their farms ten
years ago to Stegner & Chapman.
These leases were give4 these men
under promise to prospect for miner
ais and if not found then the leases
would be cancelled. Instead the leases
were recorded and as they run ninety
nine years became perpetual lein on
the farms and clouded the title. About
twenty-five more farms along the Sa-
line valley have their titles still cloud
ed by these mineral leases.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1908-06-13
Printers Devil soves the Day.

Tuesday evenings Topeka State Jour
nal hands a nice little bunch of posies
to Hoisington on their reception of J..
L. BriStow last Monday. A State Jour-
nal reporter went clear to Hoisington to
get the speech and when he arrived he
found that the residents lived so far
Gin the backwoods'' that they hadn' t
even heard of Bristow's coming This
seemed rather queer to the reporter, as
Mr.. Bristow is man of considerable
prominence politically throughout the
United States having served as fourth
assistant postmaster general and COM
missioner of Panama, rs well as being a
very promising candidate for the United
States Senate.
On finding his meeting had not been
advertised Mr.. Bristow was much in
censed, but, being a newspaper man
himself, he at once looked up Hoising-
toms only print shop to get some dod-
gers struck. The reporter writes it up
in this graphic style:
when they went up to the sole
printing Office of the town, they found
that the "boss" had gone over to "the
Bend" which is the county seat, to
get a marriage license. A ten-year
old devil was in charge of the Office.
''Can you set up a job?" asked Mr..
Bristow.
81 never did," replied the boy, "but
l think can. I'll try"
Good" said Bristow, as he wrote
out half dozen lines of "copy" for
the dodger. The boy did nobly. In
fact, it might be said he saved the day.
Had the boy pied his form, or failed in
his manly efforts to lock it up in the
the chase, or not known what to do
when the :Aper stuck to the type and
rolled off into the ink rollers, Mr..
Bristow might have been unable to
speak after all. The boy printed 250
handbills without wrecking the Office" "
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1908-06-13
A New One.

An Irishman was walking along the
street, when man fell at his feet. 1t
turned out to be his friend, Pat O'Hen-
nessey. whats the trouble, Pat?'' the
Irishman inquired. 81 was up in the
sixth story, playing poker with five fell
lows" Pat replied 'and when 1 won
their money, they threw me out. You
keep count and see that get all of
them" Pat hurried away, and his
friend waited. Presently a man fell at
the watchers feet. Zone" said the
watcher Don't count that" ;" replied
Pat; that's me again. downs
Times.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1908-06-13
Court Proceedings at Hays.

In the whiskey case against Alois
Staab he was found guilty on two
counts for selling liquor and was fined
5000 and costs and given three months
in Jail on one case and six months on
the other and given $500 peace bond
to stop selling liquor for two years.
In the Saline river mineral lease
cases in our court, the court cancelled
the leases sued on, as having been OBJ
tanned under fraudulent pretenses.
Court adjourned on Thursday till
next Monday.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1908-06-13

Many of our stores are already dis
playing their stock of fireworks.
If you want good grade of lumber
see Shrenkler. His prices are right.
Walker, Kansas. 31-2tx
R. B. Thomas is building a house to
rent on his lots III the south part of
town.
Frank Payne and Frank Moore had
windmills put up on their farms this
week.
A precipitation of one-fourth inch
was registered at the Station this Fri
day morning.
Ed l. Wood will hold public sale at
his farm next Tuesday, June 16. AL
horses, cattle and farm implements
will be sold at auction. 31-1t
Farmers meeting at court house
Wednesday June II at ten o'clock am.
All farmers interested in securing fol-
the farmers the new grain elevator
| should attend. 31-1t