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Semi-weekly herald., 1908-07-16
Ivestigation Into Z.
e Z. Mysterious Deatf

PITTsBURG. Pa. July 15.-An all.
night investigation which continues to-
day. disclosed very little concerning
the death of Mrs. Clifford w. Hart
ridge. wife OF the New York attorney
who was formerly personal counsel for
Harry X. Thaw. Mrs. Hartridgo died
tIuy rnvru,us. anu 1t III salu corepru
meningitis was the cause Of her death.
From all sources where details of
the woman's whereabouts since disap-
pearing from New York several
months ago and her death in this city
would naturally be known. strict ST.
lence is maintained. The body has
been shipped to the home Of Mrs.
Hartridge's parents In Canton. N. Y.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-07-16
Mysterious Death
La Crosse Citizen

LA CROSSE. Wis, July 15.-with a
bullet In his heart, Albert Platz, a
rich timer. was found dead in his
chair at his office last night. A re-
volyer was on the floor beside him,
with stained swab clinched In one
hand, while the other pressed a piece
of rag into the wound as though to
staR the eRlapd ypsT Thla : eirGnmsiaeee
dent but there are other incidents
which led the police to a thorough
investigation of murder and suicide
theories. Platz was president of the
Mexican Plantation company, and in
original investigation. including him
self. sustained heavy financial losses.
He Is 10 years old.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-07-16
WlLLBE
HONORED
Bryan's Running Mate
to be rendered
Reception

CHICAGO. July i5.-John w. Kern.
Democratic candidate for the vice
arrived here this morning
from Lincoln. Nsb., on bis way home
from the Denver convention He a.
nouncsd that national headquarters
would soon be opened. Mr.. Ksrn vns
accompanied by Thomas TAGnAEk
chairman of the Democratic netinaal
COMMITTEES. Urvy Woodsou. sseretasys
National Committeeman 0repa e
Rhode Island and others. TAp parly
left Al 1 o'clock this a&tesn0pn fue
Indianapolis WHARF his townsmaA have
. hitting Welcome In stors ~ ~ ~
presidential nominee which =. = -
a aonpsrtisan affair, Wa 1sesioont
Fairbanks acting ~ ehalsnaa ~ "
nesting. thsrsay rstusnang ~ 60
plimsnt paid sosr ysaRs ~ ~ Tn
Kern vAsu ~ prsst1s1 = { ~ f
satAsstng = 49, = ~. puo6 ~
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-07-16
HEARsrs ATTITUDE IN DOUBT

NEW YORK.-With the convention
of the two great parties out Of the
way the political wiseacres were turn
ing their attention today to the doings
Of the Independence party, which is
to hold its convention in Chicago on
July 81. The question Of greatest in
terest at present is whether or not
the Chicago convention may indorse
Bryan. Hearst is at present in Eu-
rope, and 1t may not be until his re-
turn on July II that a definite state
ment will be reached on this point.
Clarence J. Shearn. who is Hearst's
personal lawyer and adviser. is reti-
cent on the subject, as he said he pre-
ferred to await Mr.. Hearst's return.
you may say. however. that there
have been no overtures from Mr..
Hearst to Mr.. Bryan looking toward
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her wonderful stories Of Colombia. hi.
native land. where his father is q
wealthy coffee planter. and induced
her to leave her husband and 20 ID
New York. whence they were to go to
bogota, Colombia. She left her hus-
band asleep Thursday night. packed
up her belongings, slowed 500 IN
currency In . handbag and met Llamas
outside the house.
The next day Washburn received a
note from his wifs saying she had
gone and taken the money. She had
visited tho banks hero Thursday aft.
ernoon and drawn out the combined
savings OF her husband and herself.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-07-16
Husband Locked Up
Pending Investigation

CHICAGO, July 15.-Edward Thomp-
son, husband OF Mrs. Francis Gilmore
Thompson. the woman found stran-
gled In apartments In Michigan ave
nue. recently. was locked up today as
witness pending further investiga-
tion into the crime. His detention was
surprise to Thompson who came to
Chicago from Minneapolis Monday
night without coercion. His arrest re-
suited us the sudden decision OF In
spector Wheelock who concluded that
Thompson was not telling the whole
truth. The Inspector has dispatched
Detective Egan to Minneapolis to
check up the mans statements.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-07-16

the acceptance OF Mr.. Bryan; and
,here VIII be none." said Mr.. Shearn
emphatically. He added that the ac-
tion OF the local independence conven.
ion at Carnegie hall seemed to him a
suincient answer to the talk of Bry-
ans name being placed on the Inde-
pendence ticket. The delegates at
large were instructed to vote for can.
didates who were independent of other
parties. he said. This was the general
sentiment in the party, he believed.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-07-16
HUSBAND IN pUasvIr.


LAFAYETTE, Ind, July 15.--Alonzo
Washburn, deserted by his wife. Elix-
abeth Washburn. who eloped last Fri
day morning With Enrique Luis Lila
mas. has departed for New York to
find Mrs. Washburn and the $4,000
which she took with her. He said he
would bring er back home. Washburn
ard his wife saved considerable money
by conducting boarding house for
students and professors. LsAmas
roomsd At tAs house. nd Mr., Wash.
hssa fsli u Iovs VIA ~. ~ ~
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-07-16
Famous Marrying
Minister Dead

CHEYENNE, wyo.. July 15.-Ths
Rey. w. N. Dunham. Cheyennes ia
nous marrying minister" died last
night. aged sc years. A few years ago
he was given much publicity because
b. made specially Of marrying d.
vorosss from Colorado when all other
Cheyenne prsschsss bad refused to Of.
aoiate ior sseh DsssaaA
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-07-16
HAVING
!: BIG: TIME
Los Angeles Secures
Next Gathering Of
the Horned Tribe

y DALLAS. July 1.-THE Elks are
having a big time today. Los Angeles
will be the next meeting place. al
though 1t will not be voted on until
Friday. The Elks have too much
money in their treasury. 1t worries
them and Exalted Ruler Tener. Grand
Secretary Fred Robinson and board
OF trustees In their annual reports
today recommended the revenue or
the grand lodge be reduced. The
order has quarter million cash on
hand. there being over 100000 in the
general fund. $4,000 In the reserve
fund and the same In ths emergency
charity fusd.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-07-16

Louisiana legislature has passed the
bill barring insurance companies that
do not pay their local agents the high
est commissions paid In any state.
Patrons Of boats running between
New York and Boston are provided with
all the late news, including baseball
aud racing. by wireless telegraph to u
paper published on board the vessels.
In Paris society circles II IL said
that the three CastelIans children are
to be intrustsd TO the care OF the
MarQuiss de Castsllane. their grand
mother. Nine. Gould 10 pay an an
nuity OF 10000 francs for each child.
the children to spend an equal space
OF time with their father and mother.
now the Princess de Ssgan.
dramatic authors Ut the decision Of the
French courts that the production OF
. play on the cinsmstograph II y per-
formance OF the work aud as such the
producers must pay for the authors
rights. As scores Of plays are daily
reproduced. this opens up vista Of
fresh sources Of revenue which In cal
culated TO please the writer's Of plays,
French baiiiffs have wide powers.
and, no matter how small the amount
owing, can restrain all the debtors
property In sight The reductio ad
aDsurdum was reached last week when
disabled workman. disputing with
the government his pension OF q hun
dred dollars year, legally seized all
the warships st Chsrbourx. worth
about e$l0.000,0 900. The affair caused
the red tape TO get busy quickly.
Miss Lolita Mayer, u courageous
young woman with . robust physique,
swan 26 miles from Alton TO BIT. Louis
Saturday, without missing stroke ia
rest. In i've hours aud ~ minutes
| This II record swim for \ woman
Nine years aEo, John Z. Meyers. float
ed much Of the way on his back, GOV
sring the courss N seven hours. Prsc
tically = throughout the remarkabl,
trip Miss Mayer swan overland. Oc
cssipnally abs shifted 10 the sid
stroke for variation. Al no time di'
she float on hsr back
In commemcsation Of one hundre
years Of coatinuoas publication tn
St. Louis Republic, Sunday issued
special numbsr q lsz pages, includln
reproduction d ths nrst numbsl
The Republic il said to be the oal
paper west q ths Mississippi river I
complsts hunArsd years. The Ger
tennial sditioa also contained. anon
othsr things, historical data in th
way q artislsa - pirturss. Whll
the name Of Tie paper Aas bssn chan,
ID several tinasa, those who are Y
: LAY IL ceatsaa11nG owssss Anl ac4iv
Managers afs ths direct descendant
re1a&ivea & aireek ha1ss q ~ ~
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-07-16
viii lRun Preston +
Whether or no

NEW YORK. July 15.--The national
committee Of the Standardization party
which has been turned down by Mar
tin Il, Preston. q convict, who In q pri-
vate telegram to Daniel DcLeaon. the
leader OF his party. declined its nomi-
nation for president Of the United
States. decided not to take no for an
answer and TO run Preston for the
presidency any way.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-07-16
Fifty Fishermen
Drowned in GaIe

sANTANDER. Spain, July i5.-It In
reported that fifty-seven fishermen, be-
longing to the ports Of Bermeo aud
Ondarroa, have been drowned In q
gale which has been sweeping the
coast for the past two or three days.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-07-16

ground was covered. A torrential rain
followed. beating down the grain and
vegetables which had been left stand.
ing by the hail Fruit was also badly
damaged Heavy rains just north of
Pueblo caused Sand creek and Jim
mics Camp creek to rise, pouring
Hoods into the Fountain river.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-07-16

Last evening the 2-year-old child of
party of campers taking an outing
on the Hanson place up the valley
wandered away after supper and could
not be found. 1t was feared that the
little tot had fallen into the river
and parties of men we're sent out TO
search, and to watch the river at GER
tain points. All night long the res.
cuers hunted. and at 8 O'Clock this
morning they discovered the baby
sound asleep on the river bank near
Bakers bridge. She had evidently
wandered off after supper and tired
out, had dropped asleep about mile
from her parents camp. Every one
VIII rejoice with those who have their
little one again safe and sound.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-07-16

The French deposits Of bauxite.
which were the first To be discovered.
continue to be the most important In
the world, both In extent and value.
The nrst valuable beds were fogTd
In the neighborhood sf Los I,nux. Z
few miles 20 the west lofi MarseIile,
which accounts Tor its name.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-07-16
DIED LAST EVENING.

SILVERTON. July 15.--James Nor
moyle, an old time and well known
gambler. who WAS picked up on the
streets few days ago In a crazy con-
dition, died last night.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-07-16
Ala To- ,keet His u
: Maker Tonight
rolffl s.Hir. Ias.-.tA

sl CANON CITY, July 16.-Alia, tAe
murderer Of the Denver priest. hsass
tonight Arrangements are completed
~ the psnitsntiary and The prisogsr
has beea TOLD 70 prepare for The sxs-
sstiea- He remains sailsa ~ -
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-07-16
Explosion Of Gas
Kills Twelve i Miners

POTTSvILLE, Pa. July 15.-An, ex-
plosion OF gas in shaft one OF the VII
hamstown collieriss resulted this after
noon in the probable death Of twelve
miners. Six have been taken out,
dead. while more are sttll inside.
Eight have been taken out terribly
burned. several Of whom viii die.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-07-16

Consul A. @. seyfert. writing from
Coilingwood. says that the erowning
work Of the FIRST decade OF the TWEEN
tieth century for Canada will b. The
completion Of the dominion's sscpnd
transcontinental railway.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-07-16

The members of the XXI Klub and
some ether invited guests returned
rom the vallecito yesterday. where
tney were royalty entertained by Miss
Ella jackson. There were sixteen In
the party. which for one day was in.
creased to twenty. The KiKis are
now In addition to their many accom-
expert fishermen.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-07-16

A beautiful Celtic cross, twenty feet
high. has been erected at Rangihoua.
Bay Of Islands. where. SO years ago.
Samuel Marsden. the apostle Of New
Zealand. landed to hold the FIRST
Christian service In that section.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-07-16

A Berlin newspaper states that at
the Hamburg conference OF shipping
lines trading with the far east 1t was
decided TO raise, from July 1. freigAts
to Shanghai by half crown ton.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-07-16

A party consisting of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Goodman. Mr.. and Mrs. George
Goodman. Jr.. and Mr. and Mrs. Rob
ert McNicholas. Jr.. left yesterday for
the Vallecito.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-07-16
Tom Watson
Scores Bryan

THOMPSON, Ga. July 15.-Tom
Watson, the well known Populist
politician. and at one time q friend
OF Bryan. has sent out letter bitter
-ly dsnouncing the commoner and the
Democratic leaders. Hearst being also
against Bryan makes bis start poor
one.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-07-16
Mexican Bandits
Shot to Death

Ell PASO, Tex. July 15.-The dead
bodies of three Mexican bandits, Co
novio Rioderiugez. Alez Eljodbesi An
tensio Reyes and Philecarpe Reyes.
among the most noted in northern
Mexico were found shot to death In
the mountains west of Durango. Mex
leo, today. They murdered an Ameri-
can. H. s. Johns Of San Ignacio ranch
In May, and had been closely pur-
sued by the rursles since then.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-07-16
NEW OFFICERS INSTALLED,


Aztec camp No. 30. and La Plata
circle No. 1870. held a joint installa-
tion OF officers last evening. Follow
Ing is a list OF circle officers installed:
Matte J. Hood. p. O. N.
Ella MctIolland. @. N.
Olive Taylor. adviser.
Catherine Fritz. attendant.
Lottie ]. Sanford. magician.
,.is'.- n n ----.--
Rebccca Casey. outer guard.
julia A. Wynn. musician.
A beautiful p. G. N. pin with jeweled
sets in red. white and green, tho
colors Of the order. was presented
to Mrs. Matte Hood. for faithful per-
formance OF her duties as presiding
officer. Mrs. DR.. Hurd made tho pres
entation very gracefully in the name
Of the circle. The following camp offl-
GERS we're installed:
w. b. Farley, G. C.
Charles Barton. A. l.
J. W. Rhodes. watcmhan.
Mr. Tizzard. sentry.
In response to call for remarks.
Mr.. Farley made neat speech. pledg-
Ing himself to do all In his power to
merit the honor conferred upon him.
Refreshments, consisting Of straw
berries, cream and caks were served
by the camp. anA : delightful evening
was spent, during which Z hearty
greeting was given to the new officers.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-07-16

The board Of Justice has engaged
Prof. ID. KenjIro Ume of Japan to
supervise the compilation Of the code
of civil law Of China. to be completed
within three years.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-07-16

Longmont will observe Pumpkin
Pie day" August 13. All one will get
will be pie. but 1t will be fine.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-07-16

The eastern portion Of the state
came in for more or less rain Satur-
day and Sunday.
LOngmont will observe pumpkin
Pie day" August 13. All one will get
viii be pie. but 1t will be fine.
The racing at Littleton has been
called off because District Attorney
Smith refused to permit bookies Il
work their graft.
Harry E. Asdel, aged 25. assistant
engineer at the Tower station of the
Manitou Incline Railway company, at
Mount Manitou. was caught by the
belt Of the dynamo wheel at the sta.
tion Sunday forenoon and instantly
killed.
The Purgatoire river at Trinidad is
higher than 1t has been since the dis
astrous flood Of four years ago when
the Santa Fe depot was washed away
and many bridges taken out. Quite
a number Of smaller bridges were
washed out Monday and the stream
is eating away the earth. endansering
the new Santa Fe depot. Several
adobe houses along the bottoms have
been washed away and people com.
PEELED to seek higher ground.
W. B. Connors OF Jersey City, N. j.
one Of the New Jersey delegates ia
the Democratic convention. In an in
terview at Glenwood Springs stated
that Bryan would lose New Jersey bJ
from 10000 to $4,000 Republican ma
jority. Connors was Gray man. He
also says that Tammany will knife ths
Democratic ticket. and that Bryan
has no chance OF carrying New York
Mr.. Connors' views. he says, reflec
the general opinion held by the Demo
Gratis throughout the state.
A three-ton rock falling from a elf
several hundred feet above crashe,
| into South Cheyenne canon Sunda
afternoon as C. W. Stanley, a barbe
Of Colorado Springs, and companio
were driving by In buggy. Fragment
OF the rock struck the two men. rer
dering them unconscious for sewers
minutes and piece Of the stone. lodi
Q ing in Stanley's left eye. will probabl
cause total blindness Of that opti,
/ The buggy was almost demolished an
u the horses ran away.
Reports from the country surrount
ing Pueblo show that heavy rains an
q hall caused large loss to the farm
. -rs Sunday. At 2 o'clock Sunds
u afternoon heavy haiistorm southeai
g Of Pueblo and Orchard Grove. Vim
n land and Avindale devastated . STR
70 of country ten miles by five mile
o practically ruihing the crops. IT
y Aailstonss were es ,afgs q bird
sess asa teu q thiskls tAAs Y
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-07-16
COLORADO NEWS

The eastern portion Of the state
came in for more or less rain Satur-
day and Sunday.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-07-16

The racing at Littleton has been
called off because District Attorney
Smith refused to permit bookies u
work their graft.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-07-16
IILEunATnIv NEu1

Louisiana legislature has passed the
bill barring insurance companies that
do not pay their local agents the high
est commissions paid In any state.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-07-16

Harry E. Asdel, aged 25, assistant
engineer at the Tower station of the
Manitou Incline Railway company. at
Mount Manitou. was caught by the
belt Of the dynamo wheel at the sta
tion Sunday forenoon and Instantly
killed.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1908-10-24
C0LIYER.

Chas. Kirby has in his supply
of holiday goods.
John Razak and family spent
Saturday with Steve Krhut.
E. Gnschewsky and wife were
Quinter visitors last Friday.
The dance at Mrs. F. Krhut's
Friday evening was well attend
ed.
The copious rainfall Sunday
and Monday was appreciated by
all.
Mrs. F. Preston has returned
to the hospital for further treat
ment.
DIR. Isenberg was called to the
country Saturday on a profess
sional visit.
Mr.. Seeley, of Osborne, ship
ped a carload of fine cattle from
here Sunday.
r. J. Tague took cattle to Kan
sas City Monday and returned
Friday evening.
Mrs. J. Deatrich, Jr., is recov-
ering from her recent operation
as well as can be expected.
J. Spady and family, who have
been spending the past three
months with the Glantz families,
returned to Oklahoma Tuesday.
The young people gave a sur
prise party on the Misses Sier
and Cooper Wednesday evening,
and those in attendance report
fine time.
Miss Hattie Kirby is the proud
possessor of a reproduction of
the Sistene Madonna, the gift of
her brother upon his return
from Kansas City.
For Sale-A bran new Kauff-
man cabinet grand piano for $75
cash or $185 on time, SO down
and 81 per week until paid for,
thirty days free trial will be
given to responsible parties.
Piano can be seen and tried at
the residence of Mrs. Chas.
Thiel. Other bargains equally
as good on same terms. Inquire
of Mrs. John Glenn.
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TREGO CENTER.

Everyone welcomed the rain.
Geo. Hobbick is visiting at his
fathers in Smith county. :; .
Lowell and Ida Brown we're
the guests of Earl and Ethel Hill
Saturday night. -,
Mrs. May Cruzon, who came
to attend her sister Fanny's
wedding, returned to her home
Tuesday evening
Ed. Hobbick and wife return
ed last Saturday from a pleas
ant visit with Henry Hobbick
and family, of Smith county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hill, of Melvern.
who are visiting with their chill
dren, are spending this week
with their son Ray of this vicin-
ity.
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darker to him as he nears the
brink of that mysterious river
whose voyagers sail to a port
whence no ships rrturn. The
receding world is beautiful to
him. For an hour or two we
were charmed with this old
mans philosophy and listened
with spell of enchantment up
on US to his gospel of good. And
as we listened we could not help
contrasting this sunny-faced,
sweet-spirited old optimist,
whose hands seemed full of flow
erS and face full of sunbeams, to
the sour visaged old pessimist
whose words are like pestilence
and whose face is productive of
nightmare. Here's to the old
sailor at Dighton- May his tribe
increaSei
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vODA-

We will have daily route af-
ter October 81.
VIM. Cox sold one of his autos
to his brother at Hays.
J. Bordovsky's new house is
looming up in fine shape.
The Misses Kirkendan called
on Mrs. w. D. Austin Sunday
evening.
Mrs. Lizzie Krhut and family
called at F. Krhut's Tuesday
evening.
W. D. Austin and family called
on Mr.. and Mrs. Early Tuesday
evening.
Mrs. Geo. Kristof visited with
her daughter, Mrs. c. Thiel at
Collyer Tuesday.
r. Kristof delivered potatoes
to j. Drummond at Wa-Keeney
last Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Zeman,
Mrs. Geo. Kristof and John Wis
tied at V. Mallinovsky's Sunday.
The voters in the east half of
Collyer township will vote in
Voda precinct at the coming cleo
ton.
The county commissioners
have allowed the new road. This
road is one which every patron
of our rural route is interested
in
r. Owens finished his potato
harvest. He had about 1900 bush
els. That will keep the wolf
from the door till new potatoes
come again.
We wish to make a correction
in an item published last week in
regard to the number of bushels
of grain threshed by Krhut &
Flyr. 1t should have read $4,000
instead of 10000.
Mr.. and Mrs. Karnes, of Jack
son county, arrived in the city
Monday to visit few days with
Mr.. and Mrs EARLY Mrs. Karnes
is a sister of Mr.. Early. They
have been visiting at Greedy,
Colo, the great potato country.
They report fine potato crop
out there.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1908-10-24
Notice.

I have sold my barber shop to
Mr.. Harry Gearhart and I wish
to thank the people of this coun-
ty for their liberal patronage
during my stay in Wa-Keeney.
Mr.. Gearhart is well known, hav-
ing learned the trade under me,
and needs no recommendation
on my part.
Sincerely Yours,
F. W. MUSGRAVE.
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: A little flower from the con-
servatory of the soul'' of our gov
ernor: Away out in the short
grass country at the little town
of Dighton, recently. we run
across a real philosopher. He
is a man upon whose head the
passing years have sifted the
SHOWS that melt not away, but
into whose kindly face the pass
ing years have left the fadeless
ray of genial sunshine. Ten
years of this life was spent on
the sea. He has seen the world
in all it's hemispheres and phases.
His life has beer filed with
thrilling experiences. Sunshine
and shadow have chased each
other athwart the pathway of
this patient old pilgrim but the
shadows have left no marks.
His frame is feeble but his face
is radiant. He is descending
the sunset slope with a happy
heart and CHEEKY spirit. The
way grows brighter instead of
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OGALIAH.-

The campaign seems very quiet
in this community.
Prospects seem very good for
the rural route out of Ogallah.
The Ogallah Literary society
expects to start meeting i'm
mediately after election. $50
A big bunch of the boys went
to Kansas City to the Stock
show They report - several
things, mostly on each other.
Mrs. B. Mapes, who has been
in Kansas City for several weeks
at the hospital, returned last
Sunday evening and is improv-
ing very slowly.
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Teachers Examination.

Notice is hereby given that the
regular October examination for
teachers will be held at Wa-Kee-
ney on Friday and Saturday,
October 80 and 81, 1908.
Mrs. G.. D. SMITH,
County Supt.