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Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1908-05-09

L. G. Ross was up from Ellis
in his big auto Thursday noon
He went from here to Quinter.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1908-05-09

Pure made home lard al
Bakers.
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Mr.. and Mrs. L. G.. Nudge and
little son departed Thursday
morning for Omaha, on an ex-
tended visit.
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Jake Hobbs was on the sick
list the first of the week
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Last Monday evening Mrs. I.
T. Purcell and Miss Edith Scott
left for Wichita, where they
went to attend the State Sunday
School Convention. Professor
J. H. NieSley was unable to at
tend so sent Miss Scott in his
place. Mrs Purcell was the
delegate chosen by the Presby-
terrain Sunday school.
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Some people seem to think
that the windy season has done
it's worst for this spring Line
man Poffenberger was gathering
the Russian Thistles from the
cross arms of the telephone
poles one day this week.
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Wanted Teams to break prai-
RE Jacob Hickman. Wa-Kee-
ney.
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Fresh Pork at Bakers.

Picked pork at Bakers.
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E. F. Sullivan, optician, May
18th
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The Mormon's have been doing
the town this week.
The floating population known
as buns" seem to have struck
the town lately.
Mrs. Chas. Steinberger left
for Topeka Monday evening for
a visit with friends.
Mrs. Perry Johnson returned
from Kansas City the first of the
week, and reports Mr.. Johnson
as getting along nicely.
Mrs. F. M. Morgan left last
Tuesday evening for New York,
where she was called by the
serious illness of her sister.
Don't count your chickens
before they are hatched this
kind of weather. The editor of
this paper did it once too often
well we won't tell on ourselves.
The greater part OF this week
has been rainy, cold and cloudy.
The rain was welcome and will
help things out. 1t is reported
that in the eastern part of the
state the rain fell in torrents.
There are thirty pupils in the
Common School graduating class
of 1908, and tits hoped that every
one of them will be in the County
High School for the next four
years to come. unless they can
finish the course in a shorter
time.
Last Monday evening Mrs. I.
T. Purcell and Miss Edith Scott
left for Wichita, where they
went to attend the State Sunday
School Convention. Professor
J. II. Niesley was unable to at
tend so sent Miss Scott in his
place. Mrs Purcell was the
delegate chosen by the Presby
terrain Sunday school.
Two pupils of the High School
graduating class have been mem
berS of the same classes and have
had exactly the same teachers
throughout their whole school
life, beginning in the primary
department about 13 years ago,
with Mrs. A. 7. Greenwood as
their first teacher. This is quite
unusual in this western country,
but it will be more common as
firmly established.
On Friday, May 1st, the Locust
club met with Mrs. A. III. Blair.
The topic was Flower Day"
Mrs. Robson read an interest
ing paper on THE Sweetest of
Summer Charities, followed by
an excellent article by Mrs. Root
on Luther Burbank. Mrs. Sell
ers read some beautiful flower
legends which were most inter
esting Mrs. Wollner read a
humorous sketch which was en-
joyed by ALL Mrs. Givler read
an article on THE Meaning of
the Names of Flowers. This
concluded the program and the
club adjourned to meet with
Mrs. Root Friday, May Is
How sweet the last night of the
week, when, all our labors done,
our little failures all forgot, our
little triumphs won, we gather
in our humble home, and by the
candies ray, to joyous chat and
harmless mirth and guideless
tricks give way. The happy
BARNS upon the floor are playing
with the dog, while father reads
chapter from the Searsbuck
catalogue, and mother darns our
hosiery the while she blithely
talks, and says she never saw
such kids for wearing out their
sox. And in the corner sister
Ann who MARBLES in the choir, is
screeching at practice hymn
that makes her voice perspire.
and brother Jeemes his razor
homes, to shave a beard away,
that hasn't started yet to grow
but which, perhaps, yet may
All, scenes of sweet domestic
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Postoffice Inspector Steadman
was in the city last Monday and
drove over the proposed rural
route No. 2 south out of Wa-Kee-
ney. w. W. Mattingly, who cir
culated the petition, drove Mr..
Stedman over the route. Route
No. 2 is a sure go.
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Stedman over the route. Route
No 2 is a sure go.
John Thomas, register of the
Colby land Office, and Ralph
Faxon, private secretary to Sen
ator Long, were in the city Mon
day talking politics and visiting
friends. They were more than
pleased the way things looked
politically in northwest Kansas.
County candidates for Repub-
hcan places on the primary bal
lot should come out of the woods.
The best way to get your candi-
dacy before the voters is to make
an announcement through the
columns of the World. 1t will
cost you S., cash with order, and
the necessary blanks thrown in
Col. Irwin, the poet of Cedar
Bluffs, was in the city the first
of the week. Joe owns 1000 acres
of fine land along the Smoky and
has put it on the market for SIS
per acre He informed us that
if sold he would be tempted to
marry. Say Joe, with $24, 900 in
your inside pocket, you could
marry all the grass-widows on
Page creek
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Aytoruimuunua.

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6ran

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eiaenen @ifteu remiaeu, Dbne Inn
5hnoen su5uftigen.
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OanfIasnne.

glGen Ereuubeu Sno gadlbarn itir Die
aitteIeiitung ,lpeldIe oeD binterblitbenen an
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iobn uno @nte!.
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mn ii0 ben geipegungeu Ses S6rpers anpafL
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Sdjmieo &%erlanqt.

8erlan9t Gin Sdlmiso in GtbIab, no,
Wobnbaus uno Sdlmteoe biqis su boben.
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heit oerridlteu fam GhenialIs ~ oieIe s 81.
9eutbum biaI9 an uerfauien.
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Berger, $40.
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Republic Gomuibrp DeriammIun.


Republic gopuibip Determining.
5otgsno Iiio sintse Der ~ermahltn
0eleauten sur Goamp GUnuentior ~
Erate ant SnntItqa Den 10 6ebruor:
HERMANN.
R. A. Breuer, chairman ARD
Geo. Kr.ettlv, secretary
Delegates: R. A. Breuer.
Geos Xraettlv, VIM J. Ellis, Hen
rv Grass, Gna> German, Wr
PoeSchel, Loa;- Ochsuer, Pete
D lthey. Richard Loehnig, Angus
Meyer, Richard D Poeschel, J
Sauer, +, Och>ner, Conrad Rueh'
ger.
BLAND.
E, H. Autder f'eide, Chairmer
and w, F. Phelps. secretary.
Delegates: John d. Seba
E. H. Autder Heide. w. Il
Phelps, William Drewe!l, Augns.
Neese, and James NJ. Campbell
AHRINGS
Edward Whitman chairman
and G B. Klein, secretary,
Delegates: Edward Willi
mann. E. A Maupin, Bart Sn:
ter, H. r. Ahrings, Jr., G. b
Klein,
Simon Boeger, chairman, Ed
Meyer, secretary.
Delegates; Henry Ubslg
Edw. Meyer. Judge Stoenuet. )
mou Boeger, Edw. Schneider
Louis Wilte and Christ K alprr.
GEBLER.
Delegate: Otto Gawer.
WITTENBERG
DR.. AufderHeide chairmaa
August Witte, secretary.
Delegates Hermann
Winter. Louis Langenberg, L
bert Deppe. Dr.. AuiderHe,de an
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gu uertaufen.

gu %perfouien, biais, l 6.pFerbefraf lip.
right Boiler" I 1C.QieroetroIt ,6nri3ontols
Boiler tIeiner Wein. Siner.
Die Boilers limb fir 9rennerei, 6ei5Sfuede
ooer audi jIr 3u9troit 9ee,9net.
g stone Sill y8ine SC,
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Probate Court Docket.
February Term 1908.


OF MISSOURI, lee
County # Gaseonade
First day, February oath, 1908.
l. Charles Schmidt, CURATOR Samuel ]
Schmidt, minor, FINAL Settlement /,
?. Valentine Streek, Csc Hulda Hoff-
mann, ct. al. minors, annual Sett e.
msnt.
). Vim. NAE Maupin. Administrators,
RI Cantly, deceased, Final Settlement
4 Emil Kroeter, Curator, David Waters,
ei al miners, Annual Settlement.
3. James II Warren, Curat' r Arthur
Warner, minor, Annual settlement.
6. F L Kicker, Curatur, Henriette 1.-THE,
miner, Final Settlement.
T. Dew Morris, Curator, Cassie and
MARY RingeiSen, minors Annual
Settlement.
s. Emma Bender, administrators, Hehry
F Bender, deceased. AFin2l Settle
mSnt.
9. Arna Kropp, Executrix Hugo Kropp
deceased, Annual Settlement.
10. DR.. August A. Schmidt. Executor, DR.
August Smith, deceased Annual
Settlement.
II Anna Kropp; G &C WlItemlr Kropp,
ct al minors Annual settlement.
L. Aaolph Bueschke, Curator, Martha
Eberiin, MINOR. Annual Settlen ent
Ii. L E Rotyn, Curator, Clara Sobbe
minot. Annual Settlement
II. August Mueller, Curator. 0ltlhe,
Mueller. Annual Settlement.
Second day, February, 18th, 1908.
Henry Nolte, Guardian, Amanda Gent
ner, Insane. Annual Settlement.
r Z Mumhrauer, Curator. Alvin
Rule, minor. Annual Settlement.
II. raul Grass, ct al Executor. Henriette
Grass deceased. Annual Settlement
is. Gustav Kruger, Executor, Henry
Kruger, deceased Annual Settle
ment,
10. Hermann Simon, G & c Louise Kroe-
pei, ct al minors Annual Settle
ment.
20. John Rupp, & Antony Frschmqnn,
Executors, Gottfried Rupp, dec,a'
Sed. Final Settlement.
81. Annie II, lzSchuh, Administrators,
CharlaS Holzschuh, deceased. Final
Settlement.
-, William Jaenecke, Executor, Annie c
Janecke deceased, Final Settlement
.. Jacob G. Buehler, C & { George A
B%uenler, minor. Annual Settlement
Third day, February, 26tn, 1905.
n. Caroline HeSem4nn, CSC oscar lie
Ssmann, ct al mlnor LIST. Annua
Settlement,
-. Fritz Wick, Curator, Michael Burger
Insane. LIST. Annual Settlement.
20 Auna c Taylor, Exscutrix, Bertha P
Ptau:cch, deceased. Annual Settle
ment.
I27. Emma EoegeI, 6 & c Edwin /
Koegei ct al minors, lat. Annua
Settlement.
IS. Lena Schumacher. c & c Lests
Schuensmeyer, minor, LIST. Annua
Settlement.
29. Louis Guese, Administrator, Williar
Stricken, deceased. Annual Settt.
ment.
so. Fred. J.. Scharf. Executor. Henry /
Schartf, deceased. Annual Setu,
ment.
81. r A Brsuer, Curator, John Jos
minor. Annual Settlement.
52 w E Lacy administrator ] Snit
dec Annual Settlement.
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Mu[kunterridt.

SriinoIider -rlpterrid,i in ginup, Sr9eI,
nno Snitrnmentolmuiit, 9r1SS uno 6Iario.
nettel miro ioraiam uno eeipiTenbait nab
ion9idbriaer Grfobruu9 crteiIt bon
0eurp VI an 8 buno.
Suli2 en-
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For Insurance
Fire. Lightning, Tornado,
Accident, Health and Life
call or write
Victor A. SLIDER,
Office: opposite Public School Bldg
Hermann. Mo. Phone II.
% mensutue. Plan sOnI

y 10 I I E. YIN Sonn'
tag m0rpen 5 ubr brnnnte eds Dem
8. q. Mlattbems sehbripe unb bon
Sohn gnnis bepobnts gBUbuhnua uui
Der alten outmstlitr farm bel 3el
CD, Die 8epubner reiteten METER
nitlt oils ons nadte 2eben Ter
9erluit nm Snuie it slwu $1,000
unb tbeilmdie ueriidert. per
0,atthsws psrlor teBles Snbr idou
elm Snus ourh 6euer wuhurt, CT
eiueu Sdanen boz $1,000 erlitt.
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8lei0ermone.tn

Cults, ,Sadefs, Sfirts unb SbiripaiIts
meroeu hod) Wab wtb n~euriter Wlobe ans
aeferti9t 6n ntebrioen 4SretIen, SuIrieben.
belt ruiro 9orontic,
Srau q. Is. Micper.,
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ga pcrtamFett: eine quite Germ
S6leres u hieier Sffjcs.
observation-disclosures.

Fem Bubiitum sur gtahridlt boh
d pi!ataas tetnen &ein oettauf /,
laeerieu5 dbtr neine %letneH @elBe
no HolUlpetne beiteus enpicb'e
& o tpb BUerGer.
aftmdRn, 0eu so. Sanuor 1903
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4 Z 0 3 II tie.
@oriaiert BON
DIN H. Grocer.

JOHN n. HELMERS. Grocer.
8atter per 8funo Is bic 20
&ter, per 8ubenb ........... 10
nnhuer, per Sfuno ......... st
prirg ghid,rs, per Binno... l0I
chtnteu. ...... 1873
Sdlmats, per Bfnno 8
,3uiebetn per 8uihet. ...,... 10
4sOGe per Bfnnb ........... 20.
aariDffeln. 80
SatfegS. 10
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Wddntlitry Nl@ktbsri6t.
STAR MILLS.

.9BsIsen. 2Aunutat. ......... SO
Belsep. 8 anolltat. 81
lRehi, pr end, l GuulitGt.. $50
Dteui. per Sad, 2 Quolitat.. 2.70
aotnmehl, PER 100 8luno -. LAO
& .ete. per 100 4iuuo 10
5tppituf. per 100 8iuno 1.25
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Neue Nu5eigen,
2Iuftisn.

un%tcr5eidneter pirb aui Der SenrD 8aerts
yer Yarn 718 Meien iiioueit, non Sermom
am
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AUGUST ME- tx,
Judge Of Probate.

County orGas,onade, s.
/. August Meyer.
Of tie Probate Court, in and Tor
Sald County, N1erebI certify that the above
and foregoing is a true copy of the origi
nal Probate Court Docket, showing what
Settlements are due for, and at the febru
AIRY Term 1908 of said Probate Court, as
the same appeass Of record in my office.
Done At office in Hermann, No; this
27th day Of January, 1908
{sEALj AUGUST MEYER,
Judge OF prohat.
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Evening journal., 1908-10-29
SUNSHINERS
HOLD PICNIC

The annual autumn party under the
auspices of the international Sunshine
Society is being held this afternoon n,
a large spare room on the ground floor
Of the DUPONT building, and will con-
tinue this evening. Homemade candy.
pies and cakes are for sale. The room
is tastefully decorated with autumn
leaves. corn-stalks an1 colors, yellow
and white. of the society.
Despite the rain many persons VISITED
the sale. The receipts will be de-
voted to philanthropic work.
Mrs. j. W. Pcnnewili is chairman OF
the COMMITTEES of arrangements. ThC
cake table is in charge Cf DR.: Josephine
NJ. z. de Lacour. and the candy table
is ~ charge Of Miss Emily Burke. DR..
Florence Seward has charge of thu
fancy table and Miss Elizabeth Groves
of the Chinese Laundry" a mover
feature of the sale Miss Reba Smith
has charge of the palmistry table. The
ice cream table is in charge of Mira
b. G. .Trimmingham.
During the afternoon and even;ns
Professor Cohen. a pirenologist, Will
give reading and tell fortunes.
Evening journal., 1908-10-29
POLITICAL
POLITICAL
POLITICAL
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TO THE VOTERS OF DELAWARE :

Under the Committees all
the Andrew
ticket Of said
As practical action Mr. OF the
the ticket Of having considered that
Castle County all the other State and County
independent intended solely
effective election Frank Hah Davis
Republican carried Castle County
@ IN that county exceptions
In either compelled Davis
could have without State ticket and generally without in
the ticket.
We believe that the Republican
mistake the field would
failures tho
regular ticket Republican driven the Democratic
ticket
We wish their natural against
tho Republican Republican
Of influence Republican
his
believe that Davis should
Republican crossing
simply through
David ballot provided each election BOOTH
line through
Davis I Andrew
defeating Davis latter
effective namueh much as the
didates
which should all lovers Justice
by al who believe In the enforcement Of the
TNDEPENpENT REPUBLICAN STATE coMMITTEE".
Evening journal., 1908-10-29
BRANDENBURG
HELD FOR COURT
sBy United Press Leased Special Wire.

'By United Press Leased Special Wire.
NEW YORK. oct. 29-Lined up
with the mornings assemblage Of pick
pockets. burglars and petty offenders.
Broghton Brandenburg, the magazine
writer stood before Inspector McCaf-
ferty and his detectives this morning
and heard himself spoken Of in no un-
certain terms by the police official.
Here IS a man." said the inspector
who took advantage OF the death Of
former President Cleveland to sign his
name TO an article which ne sold to a
newspaper for the double purpose Of
getting money and influencing voters
throughout the country. knowing that
any utterance Of Mr.. Cleveland would
receive great consideration"
Mr.. Brandenburg was then measured
by the Bertillion system and his photo
graph deposited I'm the rogue's gallery.
Brandenburg was arraigned before
Judge Foster in General Sessions on
an indictment charging grand larceny
I'm the second degree. on application
Of his attorney. Joseph Williams who
entered a plea Of not guilty for his
client. bail was fixed at $500 II was
Immediately furnished by a Baltimore
bonding company.
Brandenburg went at once to the
Hotel Astor. lie said he would pre-
pare a statement for publication late
this afternoon.
Evening journal., 1908-10-29
SOCIAL.
eeorae-Robinson.

Miss Florence r. Robinson. daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Julian 3. Robinson.
and Hugh A. George were married at
the home of the brides parents. No.
sol Jackson street. last evening, by the
Rev. Hubert w. Wells. The bride
was given in marriage by her father.
Lohengrin's professional and other
marches were played Dy Miss Elizabeth
Morrow The brides attendants were
Miss Helen NJ. Armstrong. Miss Eliza
beth S. Rue. Of Bristol. Pa; Miss Eliza
beth T. Doughten. Miss Helen M.
Kurtz. Mrs. ]. r. Bosbyshell, Miss F.
Virginia George and Miss VIOLA NJ.
Frederick. The gSoom's best man was
Howard l.. George, Jr., and the ushers
were j. r. Bosbyshell. r. Ellis Baker.
F. r. Baker. of Philadelphia, and Reah
deb. Robinson. The bride wore la,
robe over messaline and chiffon, with
veil. and carried a bouquet of white
rysanthemums and lilies Of the VAL
lev. The bridesmaids were gowned ~.
spectively In dainty robes Of white.
blue. pink. green and pink and white
They each carried bouquets Of pink
chrysanthemums After a reception
Mr.. and Mrs. George left on their we'd
ding trip.