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Piiisburg. Pa. IuIy iS-'rhrough The
fine work 6of Mccarthy, Boston shut
Piiishurg ont 4 TO o. In lhe eight
inning Boston scored six rims on
Young, who succeeded Camnitz after
the seventh A storm OF dust and raii
made II impossible to continue pla,
and The score reverted back to the end
Of the seventh inning
Score II. H. y
Pittsburg s,,... 000 900 0-e Z
Boston ........... 0Oi 900 3-i
Batteries; Camnitz and Gibson; Me
Carthy and Graham.
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CLEVELAND, 8; Washinqton, /

Washington. July ls.-Cleveland got
two hits. three bases on balls and two
wild pitches together In the second in
ming. scoring enough runs to defeat
Washington. 10 l. Joss was very ef-
fcctive with men on bases.
Score r. II. 70
Washington 49, .001 600 0O0-1 3 0
Cleveland 49,. $50 600 000-3 s 4
Batteries: Johnson, Falkenburg and
Warner; Joss and N Clarke.
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IT sises me uubonnded pleasure TO
recommend Bucklen's Arnica Salve /"
saws i. w. Jenkins. OF Chapel Hill, n.
G. Il am convinced it's the best alive
the world affords. II cured "a felon
on my thumb and Il never fails 10 heal
eyerS sore. burn, or wound TO which
Il IS applied. 25c at C. Il. Renfro's
drug store
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Pueblo, s; pcs Moines,

Pueblo. July 1s.-After holding
Pueblo safe for six innings, Nelson
weakened IN the seventh and eighth
and was hit hard, Pueblo winning, s
to /.
Score R.H. e
Des Moines 900 100 0OO--1 ]
Pueblo ~ 900 000 22*--5 10
batteries; Nelson and Good; Fitz
gerald and Mite.
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WESTERN ASSOCIATIONS.


Oklahoma City. 4; Topeka. 3.
Oklahoma City, Okla. July lS.--Ok-
lahoma City out-played Topeka, win
ming 4 TO 3.
Score r. III. e.
Topeka .., 100 000 Q92-3 3 2
Oklahoma city 600 OOi l2s-4 4 0
Batteries: selby and Brennan: Fol-
bre and Kelsey
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

Al Kansas City
Kansas cts, .; Minneapolis, 1.
A. indiana! oils
Indianapolis, 3; Columbus, ?.
at Milwaukee
Milwaukee 1a; ST. Paul, 3.
At Louisville
Louisville, Z; Toledo, 2.
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eoTcH RETlREs.

Houston. Texas. July lS.-Gotch
the champion wrestler OF the world
announced that after the exhibition n
Galveston last night with Herman
Bernau he viii retire for an time.
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philadelphia. 8: ST. Louis. 0.

ST. Louis. July Philadelphia
made II three straight victories over
81 Louis by taking yesterdays game.
Score r. II. y.
St. Loais ..... 900 600 OOO-O 4 /
Philadelphia 900 iO2 O00--3 O
Batteries: Raymond. Sallee and
Bliss; Richie and Doom.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE,
cIneInnatl. 2, arooklyn. D.

~TFI~TFIEFN4FTT = u UVFET , W U
Cincinnati, July 1S-Coakley held
Brsoklyn to two singles. both being
made by Hummel He did not give a
base on balls. Timely hitting by the
locals gave them their Two runs
Score r. II. f.
Cincinnati .....010 100 O0%-2 Z z
Brooklyn ..... 600 600 000-0 2
Batteries: Coakley and Schlei; Bell
and Ritter
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WESTERN LEAGUE.
OMAN. d: Lincoln. 2.

Lincoln. July Omaha punched
bits in the fifth inning and won the
game. to 2.
Score RH.E
Lincoln ...... 900 00i 010-2 6 c
Omaha 100 021 000--4 ]
Batteries; Bonno, Johion and Zin
ran; Ragan and Gonding
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Il Cant Be Beat.

The best OF all teachers is expert
ence c. ~ Harden, OF silver City
North Carolina, says; II find Electric
Bitters does an that's claimed for IL
For stomach. Liver and Kidney trou
hles il can't be beat ! have tried 8
and find it he most excellent medl
cine Mr. Harden Is right its tns
best Of an medicines also for weak
ness. lame back. and all run down
conditions. Best too for chiils ana
malaria Sold under guarantee at G
r. Renfro's drug store soc
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A Game 10 Enid.

Enid. Okla. July 1s.-No game yes
terday. Half Of Webb City's team
failed to arrive Umpire Allowsy de
clared the game forfeited to Enid.
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talking machines repaired 81 0lsmllh's
Phone ieS
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HutehInson. q sprlnnfleId. 3

Springfield. Mo. July ts-Ciever
work on the bases won the opening
game Of the series for Hutchinson.
Score. er r. II. ".
Springfield m 600 0b2 1903 2
Hutchinson 80, 900 900 2l1--4 /
batteries: Kaufman and Erloff;
Wright and Freese.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.


WV TVINf y Ots LVuTei o
New York, July fS.-lSt. Louis lost
the game to the locals yesterday. Orth
was batted out Of the box in the sec.
ond inning, but the home team ba1ted
Powell very hard in the sixth to get a
winning lead.
Score R.H. e.
St Louis ....s. .020 600 1908 8 [
New York ~ 900 005 00s-5 10 /
Batteries: Powell, Dineen and Spen-
Ger; Orth, Manning and Blair.
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Boston, 4; Chicago, 8.

Boston, July 1S.-Boston won an ups
hill game from Chicago. Fast field
ing by the visitorsy>kept the locals
score down.
Score r. II. lc
Chicago ....210 600 000--3 3 3
Boston ........001 110 01*-4 10 2
Batteries: White and w Sullivan;
Arrellanes. Cicotte and Criger.
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BASEBALL
National League.

New York at Chicago.
Boston al Pittsburg.
Philadelphia at ST. Louis
Brooklyn az Cincinnati.
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WHEEL THEY pLAY ToDAY.

Western Association.
Topeka al Oklahoma City.
Webb City at Enid.
Wichita at Joplin.
Hutchinson Al Springfield.
- n--ra Ia
okIahoma-Kansas League.
aluskogen AZ Tulsa.
Independence AZ BartlesvilIe
81 #Nh1sn wNg " erns N U
Texas League.
Galveston Rt Fort Worth
Houston at Dallas
Austin at Waco.
San Antonio at Shreveport
American League.
Detroit at Philadelphia
Chicago al Boston,
Cleveland al Washington.
St. Louis al Nsw York
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Any one having rooms t0 rent 10
students. or desiring boys or girls to
work for their board while attending
high school telephone $50 or call
SNOWDEN PARl.ETrE,
Principal Iogor County nigh School.
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Sioux civ, 2; Denver,

Denver, July 1S.-The visitors won
today's game in the seventh inning
when two hits. coupled with errors
gave them two scores.
Score r. III. E
Denver ...... 900 0Ol 000-l 6
Sioux CiT .... 900 600 200 . A .
Batteries: Adams and MeDonough
Freeman and Shea,
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Detroit, Il; PhIladeIphia, 2.

Philadelphia. July 1S.--Detroit yes.
terday established major league rec
ord for this season BY making twenty
tive hits off three OF Philadelphia
pitchers and winning. p to 9 Cobb
made five hits. including two doubles
and a triple and got base on balls
IN trying for record for the season,
six hits, Cobb famed
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Joplin. g: Wichita, 4.

Joplin, Mo-, July 1S-The locals
pounded hard and won with ease.
Score R.H. H.
Wichita ....... .03f 600 00O-4 4 3
Joplin ........ 210 $50 O0t-S 10
Batteries; Dick, Clark and Arm
strong; slapnicka and Harrington
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ss. a3
|. Lymon J. Gray. cashier Of the
above named bank, do solemnly swear
that said bank has no other liabilities
and is not endorser on any note or
obligation other than that shown Ia
the above statement,to the best Of my
knowledge and belief, so help me God
LYMON J. GRAY.
Cashier
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this nth day of July, 1908
Correct Attest:
F. l.. WILLIAMS
lseal) Notary Public
S. L. SPURRIER.
a. r. EASTMAN,
Directors.
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Muskoaee, $; sartlesvIlle, 2.
TEXAS LEAGUE.
Dallas. 8: houston. 5.

Dallas. Texas. July ia co!iection
OF errors made the affray unlnterest-
ing, Dallas winning, to 5.
Score R.H.E
Dallas ........ ES 8 4
Houston ........ 8
Batteries: Cooper and Kerns; Jack
son. Rumsey and Woods.
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| Detroit .... .42l COL 500. .2i 25 g
Philadelphia 100 600 100 9
Batteries Summers Sug0s and
Schmidt; Payne and Thomas: Nckers
Schlitzer, Maxwell and Schrpck.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1908-02-19
Hazeiton Items.

C. P. Adams of Freeport, was a
Hazelton visitor last week.
Both of E. NJ. Bradley's children
are reported to have the measles.
Sheriff McCracken was down
last week attending the telephone
meeting.
Leslie Martin is completing an
addition of three rooms to his
house southeast of town.
]. o. Webb has bought the form
er Ira Stout property in town and
will try city life for awhile.
R. D, Brakey is doing a lot of
road work now that the farmers can
get time to work out their poll tax.
J. R. Garner got crippled up the
other day by his horse falling and
catching his ankle, necessitating
the use of a crutch.
T. R. Hutchinson of Bolivar,
Mo-, is here looking for a good
farm. He will no doubt find it
before returning home.
c. T. Phipps has started out to
reform and his first step was to
buy a fine $4.5o bible for his wife
to read as he can't pronounce the
hard words.
G. w. Smith, in coming down
stairs one night last week, missed
his footing and landed several feet
farther out in the room than ex-
pected. He got up with a few
bruises and lame back.
o. H. Dunbar went down to XII
owa one day last week to get a few
extras for his patrons, but when he
started home he found that the
railroad had left one passenger be.
hind. He made the train next day
on time. He will not visit so long
next time.
We wonder if some of those fel.
lows who fought the railroad bonds
have been keeping themselves post
ed on the bond question for the
past year and if SO, if they noticed
that the railroad company paic
taxes to more than cover the in.
terest and also that our excellent
board of commissioners had paid
nearly half of the bonds at good
profit and stopped interest on that
amount while the railroad will
have to keep right on paying taxes
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1908-02-19

Kramer's Wanda, high patent
flour, is the best in the market
sold by ii. ID. Fair.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1908-02-19
Isabel Items.
from the Herald.

From the Herald
Harry Stevens and wife of Med
icine Lodge came up Tuesday to
BE Mrs. L. NJ. Gibson.
t. P. Knight is wrestling with a
case of lumbago and Tom is pref
ty sore man. To hear him tell it,
il has the grip, toothach, mumps
and smallpox beat mile.
Mrs. L. M. Gibson is again on
the sick list being down with the
grip. Monday night Mrs. Gibson
was very sick and her many friends
were much worried about her. DR.
Upegraff was called and at this
writing this popular lady was much
better.
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MOWo items.
From the Journal

Mr.. and Mrs. AL. Shannon arriv.
ed from Ponca City, Oklahoma,
tuesday evening to spend a few
days with relatives and friends.
c. R. Scott of the Metz lumber
yard of this city, has been made
manager of the Capron yard. He
left Sunday to take charge. His
family will remain here for the
present.
Mesdames John Richardson and
w. R. Forsyth of Medicine Lodge
were in the city yesterday visiting
the family Of C.. R. Scott and Mrs.
Waltmyer. Mrs. Richardson and
Mrs. Waltmyer were old school
mates.
Mrs. Fannie Streeter, who has
been here visiting D. R. Streeter
and family for sometime, received
a message Monday saying her
father, N. B. Blanton, at Sulphur
Springs, Oklahoma, was very sick
and not expected to live. She left
on the noon train for that place.
Mr.. Blanton is we'll along in years
and it is feared he can not survive
his present trouble.
Clipped from the News Review.
The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Barber Co. Tele.
phone Co. held in Hazelton on
Tuesday was we'll attended. The
officers reports show the company
well managed and in a prosperous
condition. A committee was ap.
pointed to establish an independ.
ent exchange in Hazelton. Chas.
Ware was elected president and
M. c. Cavanaugh, secretary anc
treasurer. The rental of phone:
was raised from $40 to $I2 pei
year.
The house of Tom Cramer in TIT
southeast part of the city had {
narrow escape from being destroy
ed by fire Wednesday evening. l
appears that Mr.. and Mrs. Crane
were away from the house at the
time, leaving their little boy anC
one of the Lewis children alone
In some way they got hold of the
kerosene and poured it in the stove
causing an explosion and setting
the house on fire. Mart Flanagan
who was just going to supper a
the Botkin home, heard the boy:
scream, ran to the house and go
there in time to put out the fire
which had started on the floor
The Cramer boy is not badly burn
ed but the Lewis boy sustained
burns about the face and hand
calling for medical attendance.
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CHURCHES.

METHODIST EPISCOPAL.-Sunda ser
AVA vice: Sunday school. 10 A. NJ Preaching
II a. N. Preaching, 500 y.
II. Junior League meets sunday afternoon
az 800. Prayer meeting, Wednesday evening
81 :G0. EpwoTth League. sunday, 1908 p. II.
Stran gers, and all without "A church home are
cordially welcome. w. II. MOORE, Pastor.
MISUNDERSTANDING school every Sunday
~ II $40 A. ". Communion service iuime-
diately following. Endcayor 6:45 10 :45.
LEE z. BARNUM Pastor.
y APIIST.-( hurch east OF Grand Hotel
II Sunday sc4ooi at 10 a. NJ. Preaching sun
day TT II 4. " and 1:45 p. NJ. Prayer meeting
Wednesday evening. The q. I 2. L meetsa at
p. N. On Sundays. FRASK &. WARD,
Pastor.
D8EsBYTER. AN.-sundey school at 10
I o clock a. i. Preaching at ii o clocksa. m.
andS O'Clock p. n The Y. p. ;. c. E. at :.
O'clock p n. Al are invited.
CtATH0LIC.-Ses vices held on Tuesday af
~ Ter the Ihird 81 qday ia each month
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Forest City Items

VIM. Hendrickson left last week
for a business trip to Texas.
Charley Smith, wife and chill
dren visited Sunday with T. ].
Lemon and family.
Master Russell and Miss Anna
Miller spent last Saturday with
lanes and Gertrude Lemon.
Rev. Summer made several pas
toral calls among his little flock
here during the past week here.
&c. Garten and G. D. Miller
sold and delivered hogs at Lake
City last week to H. w. Skinner.
Zoe Cant was elected delegate
to attend the farmers union at
Hutchinson. He returned Thurs
day.
Miss Pearl Clarke and her friend,
Miss Giltner, who teaches the
Doles school, visited over Sunday
with Mrs. Josephine Clark.
Yes, we are going to have a post
Office at Forest City. Why not,
uptodate people should not be sat
ished. with out of date inconveni-
enCes.
The smallpox scare is about
over now and Sunday school will
begin next Sabbath, the 23rd.
Preaching by our pastor, Rev.
Summer.
VIM. Clark and wife who have
lived on the Coble ranch for the
past two years, have bought a
farm near Medicine Lodge and will
move in the near future. We re-
| gret to lose them but wish them
success in their new home.
Seems as though the editor finds
it difficult task 10 deCipher the
''feebling, trembling Chirography
of the being who contributes these
items as we note several errors
made recently. However, we hear
of no complaint, 50 do not fsel in
! clined to grumble.
St, Valentines day will not socn
be forgotten by the pupils of Miss
! Lockwood's school and several
homes were frightened by the hap.
! py faces Of their children as they
returned home from school, hug
ging their precious valentines tc
their hearts. The children say they
have the "best teacher in the
world
/ Grandma was all the way tc
Lake City last week and came neai
being lost in the throng of people
There was Just one continuous line
of wagons, buggies, people horse
back and afoot. We could hardly
recognize the inside of Shigley'
store. It's a wonder that mar
don't have ''locomotor ataxia" a
the present rate of progress. LAX
will soon be city.
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q. S. SUPREME COURT.
SuiCA helNlilc ". ruler
Associates: David j. Brewer. Oliver w.
Holmes, Joseph McKenna. John NJ. Rarlan
Rufus w. Peckham. Edward D. White VIII
liam b. Moody. William h. Day.
United atesSenators ... Charles Curtis
of Kansas, . Chester l. Long
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Salt-LOde

Cures Hog Cholera and other dis
eases. Testimonials furnished by pat
ties who have used it in Barber county
and adjoining counties. Correspond with
William Palmer.
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4. @. u W. s Mesis tSasS NJ? Friday day
nieht. FRANK Il. KNIGHT, NJ. w.
VERNE GIBBS. Recorder.
CT.UFSTV RF,EFIFI. EiuaucieF.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1908-02-19

Woodward & Murphy are
exclusive agents for the celebrated
O. B. Flour-the best brand on the
market. 1t is popular with all who
use it. Try a sack.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1908-02-19

Kramer's Wanda, high patent
-four, is the best in the market
Sold by H. D. Fair.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1908-02-19

People say that the fines grocer
les in town are at Woodward
/ Murphy's. Phone 80
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LORRAINE CHAPTER, No. SO. O. e. s. Meets
first and third Monday nights of each mouth,
in Masonic Hall. BLANCHE GRIFFIN. w. M.
MARGARET kERNOHAN, Sec'y.
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EQUALITY TEMPLE. Rathbone Sisters No.
T. IS. Meets every second and fourth Thurs
day evening of each month.
MRS. METTIE FIELD, 81. Il. G.
LUCILLE McCAGUE VI. of *. d c.
The Dickinson press., 1908-04-18
R,CnARDIoN MEMS.

MC3aANO I'm lJtMS.
John Berger is having a we'll dug.
Joe Berry Of Mott was in town Mon
day.
Peter Dirkes. is very low with pneu,:
monia.
Miss Anna Bussen went to Dickinson,
Monday.
Frank Black of Mott visited his family
over Sunday
Sheriff Hartung Of Dickinson was in
town Tuesday. !.
Miss Pauline Locker Of Antelope was
in town Tuesday.
VIM. tombstone was a business visitor
in Taylor, Monday.
Miss Barbara Myers is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. Jake Doll.
Geo. M. Young, candidate for congress,
was in town Monday.
John Harnden was up from Antelope,
Tuesday on business.
Otto Kauer will begin a,school term in
school No. 8, Monday.
Agent and Mrs. E. B. Mcconnell went
to Dickinson, Tuesday.
Miss Lena Miller is visiting relatives
and friends in Taylor.
Julius Hollst and j. H. calwellof Glad
stone were in town Monday.
A son was born to Mr.. and. Mrs. Jake
B~aggenstoss, Sunday, April IL.
c. Hettenbaugh and Miss Marose made
a flying trip to Taylor, Sunday.
Mrs. Herman Leutz and children were
visiting relatives in Town Sunday.
Koesel & Co. have the contract for the
building of the Lutheran parsonage.
Charlie Gutmann of Dunn county,
candidate for auditor was in town Tues
day.
Mrs. Peter Wattman arrived from Es-
feline, S. D. and are living in the OFT
house.
Mrs. Callahan, Mrs. Mcconnell and
Mrs. Eskastrand visited the public school
Friday.
Mr.. Brisbane and children from GU,
north attended service at the Congrega-
tional church Sunday.
MI. and Mrs. Church of Mott visited
their sister, Mrs. Martin Eskastrand, tn.
latter part of the week.
"A dramatic entertainments will be Civ
en- Easter Sunday under the auspices Q
the Benedictine sisters. ~ 1855
Mrs. A.F Reilly and sons Of q adston'
were visiting their relatives south of tow
the latter part of the week, {
On. Saturday evening, MI. and Mrs. e
B. Nice onnell were pleasantly surprise,
by fifteen of their friends, it being til,
fourth anniversary of their, marriage
They were presented with two handsom'
pictures The evening was spent in play
ing cards and all report a delightful tim.
The Dickinson press., 1908-04-18
GLADSTONE NOTES.

Mrs. Lee and Mrs.. Prindle went to
Dickinson Sunday.
Mrs. w. D. Keeney returned from
Minneapolis Tuesday: - Z
Miss Adeline Jarvis and sister spent 4
few days in town last week.
Miss Eva N. Alcott' visited, in Clad
stone several days this week
Mrs. Jacob .R%othschiller and : son,
Frank, visited in Richardton Saturday,
Mrs. Anthony Reilly and sons visited
relatives near Richardton Saturday and
Sunday.
Jas. Kinney and family, who have
been living near. Gladstone, moved to
Dickinson this week.
The news Of the death of Rev. C.. E.
Dobson caused sincere sorrow among
the many friends who knew him here.
Jacob Lefor is some better this week,
he is at his brother Adams home, not
being able to 60 to Dickinson as he in
tended.
Mrs. Adam Lefor, ST., has SO far re-
covered that she came to town this week
and will remain for a time with her son,
Joseph.
The carpenters began work this week
on a 20 It. addition to the residence of
Mrs. Geo. Lee, also the new residence of
]. L. Shelp.
|. c. F. Aedegar of Lost Nation, Iowa,
and H. w. Gibson of southern Mime
sofa arrived this week with cars of house,
hold goods.
Several Gladstone people went. to
Dickinson Wednesday evening to attend
the funeral service for Rev. Dobson,
Thursday morning. ~,
Call at the I. store Of the. Gladstone.
Mercantile Co. for those d~isinfectant nest
eggs. Sure death to mites and lice, and
the necessary thing ito put YOUR poultry
in a thrifty condition. 4-I8-3t
Jacob R~othschiller has remodeleds the
Columbia hotel and opened for, business
Tuesday. Leo Magney, who has been
running the restahrantTin connection with
the hotel, moved out Monday.
The three months. old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jas. Cannors died suddenly Tues
'day. Asshorts service. was held, at.the
home by Rev. v. A. Spicker, after which
the little one was inferred in the Glad
1 stone cemetery. 49, .sssa.s -
The Dickinson press., 1908-04-18
Land Wantsd

II you have goodlandfo . sale ID this;
district. give lsgall ha~sscHpton. lowest
price and terms.
No attention paid to offers unless from
owners andswith legal description.
Submit offers In writing.
Address care ofaaTHn PiEzss" Marked
Land" 4-I8-ti
The Dickinson press., 1908-04-18
BURNETT TO DEATH

The f~our-year-old daughter Of Anton
lager was burned to death Sunday, April
I2th, by a prairie fire. -Four of the chill
,drryent were playing some distance f9ilpn,
the house when the FIRE came upon b n;
the, Older onea.ran1 through the line of
FIRE and escaped unhurt, but the fttlc
one, being Unable TO follow quickly
enough perishedah the flames. The
!, hsaye the sympathy oi
their friends III the loss Of their little One.