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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-07-04

a party OF hook and line fisher.
men caught 10 perch in four hours
of colchester Beach, last week
Sunday night, June 20. a watch and
ring we're stolen from the home of
Air,. Harriet Curtis, Of Newark.
A sub-conycntion OF the Epworih
League, III EaSton district. met in the
N,bury NJ +. Church 81 Milington,
Kent county, Tuesday evening
-Fo'cy's Orino Laxative, the new
T. Na'wc. stimulates. but does not irri-
tate, 1t is the best laxative. Guar
aniccd or your money back-lI. {.
WELLS.
--Wnrkmcn are taking up the rails
~ the Odessa and Middlctown trolley
line. The persons who. recently pur-
chased the line will have the rails. cop
per wire and cars sent to other places.
Rev. !. W. Williams Testifies
Rev w. Williams. Huntington.
w Va. trStiiics as follows: This is
to certify that FUSED Foey'S Kidney
Remedy Tor nervous exhaustion and
kidney trouble, and am free To- say that
wv = Ni'llNN NNlilNhN VIII W. an lllhN
y"G claim ior It'll c WELLS.
Leaving his home in York county.
Pa. about q years ago. at the age OF
-. as 4 poor boy. Clement Shultz has
returned. wealthy. having found his
fortune in the Klondikc He now has
interest in several mines on the Yukon
War Against Consumption
MI nations are endcavorug to
check the ravageS of consumption, the
white plague that claims So many
victims each year. Folcy's Honey and
Tar cures coughs and colds perfectly
and YOU are IN no danger OF con>ump-
ton De not risk your health by TAX
ng some unknown preparation when
Fulcy'S Honey and Tar is safe and GER
tam in rcsulls.-II. c. WELLS.
The contract OF rebuilding the
Grace NJ L, Church OF Bel Air has
been awarded to the National Con
crete Stone Co, at York. Pa The
structure will be OF stone concrete.
The auditorium will be 32xlo feet and
the Sunday School room 2ox3o feet
A Revelation
1t is revelation To- people. the
severe cases oi lung trouble that have
been cured hy Folcy's Honey and Tar.
1t not only stops the cough. but heals
and strengthens the lungs L. NJ
Rugglrs, RcaSnor, Iowa. writes The
doctors said had consumption. and |
got no better until | took Folcy's
Honey and Tar. 1t stopped the hem
"rrhapcs and pain in my lungs and
they 1rc now rs sound "a a bullet -
o. c, WELLS.
The people Of Hartford county are
rnplaulug seriously Of the iu>olcucc
"i aului~t, who drive their machines
At dangerously rapid gait over the
roads and refuse to turn aside for q
team The matter has been turned
over Ia the Sheriff
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-07-04

Talk Happiness. The world is sad
enough
Without your woes. No path is wholly
rough.
Look for the places that are smooth
and clear,
And talk OF them to- rest the weary ear
OF earth. so hurt by ones continuous
strain
OF human discomfort and grief and
pain.
Talk Faith. The world is better off
without
Your uttered ignorance and morbid
doubt.
II you have faith in God. or man, or
self,
Say soil not, push back upon the
shelf
OF silence all your thoughts, till Faith
shall come.
No one will gricvc because your lips
are dumb.
Talk Health. The dreary nevcr-andine
tale
OF mortal maladies is worn and stale.
You cannot charm. ar interest. or
please.
ny harping ON that minor chord dis
ease.
Say you are well. ar all j. well with
yOu,
And God shall hear your words and
make them true.
Ella Wheeler Wilcox
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-07-04

The Knights OF Pythias. OF New
ark, attended divine sevice in the NJ
T. Church OF that town last Sunday.
The Ketchikan miner., 1908-09-12
The Jefferson will pass here goin.

The Jefferson will pass here going south tomorrow.
 The women of Ketchikan are invit. ed to attend mass meeting at the council chambers tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 p. m. to consider matters ol vital importance to the women and homes of this city.
 Twenty-Five tons of freight came in on the Jefferson for Ketchikan.
 The Santa Ana will stop at Sunny Point on it's return trip for cargo of salt salmon.
 Eight sacks of mail came in last week, all filled with Montgomery Ward catalogs. A good congregation greeted Rev. Jenkins on his return at 5. John S mission s nday ..mtraing ard tae service was all impressive one.
 Mir. C.. H. Cosgrove is delighted to have his wife with him again. He re- ports business quiet and politics lively [ in Seattle.
 Captain Weston left on the Jefferson for Chilcoot cannery to take the posi- tion as watchman
 Bishop Innocent was on the Jeffer- son bound for Douglas and thence he will go to his home at Sitka. The bishop has been consulting with the head of the Russian Church at St. Petersburg concerning the work of tbe church in Alaska. The Rev. A. Vaschesloif and wife are with the bishop.
 The public school opened yesterday with seventy pupils in attendance and full corps of teachers. The census of the city. shows that there are hundred and six of eligible age to at tend and is hoped that the parents will see to it that their children be. gin school at the beginning of the term. The faculty consists of the fol- lowing: High school grades, Profes- .sor. Grimm; sixth and seventh grades Miss Van Houtone; fourth and fifth trades, Mrs. Charles Taylor; primary grades, NJ iss Harriet Rossiter.
 HOTEL ARRIVALS.
 Following are the hotel arrivais for Saturday, September ,, and Sunday. September 9th:
 At the Stedman: H. B. Mcdonald, E. l.. Colbert, of Douglas; John Me-. Hague, from Butler, pear, Siocum Inlet; Frank NJ. Davis, Seattle: Miss Harriet Rossiter, Seattle; P. J. Cor man, New Kasaan, cannery; F. Bis trome and NJ. j.. Buggs of Hadley.
 At the Cornell: F. s. Shepard, of the Mary Island Light house; John Gallagher, Neal Emmott, Charles Sil- wis and w. E. Weise, Beaver Falls.
 At the Royal: Fred c. Gilmol and D. Mossey from Niblack. Peter Shere and Hon. Long Shorty from Kansas. Frank Nye, A. Hagan, H. ark, w. Peterkin, Ole Staniick, Charles Carl- son, Peter Wilson, J. Sumpf, J.. c. Wise and James button all took up their quarters at the Royal On Sun day, and. the proprietor says'he almost has a full house. <,
The Ketchikan miner., 1908-09-12
IMPORTANT PUBLIC IMPROVE
 MENTS.

M flS lS.
 The called meeting of the may or Monday evening to consider the con- struction of street to the New England Fish Company's grounds was we'll attended. Mayor Jacob Pitten- ger called tue meeting. to order promptly and nominations were in order for chairman. Mr. F. J. Hunt nominated the mayor and MT. H. z. Burkhart seconded the nomination. and put the question. .Mr. C.. II. Cnsgro ve was made secretary :.
 Mayor PittenSer explained the oh- feet of the meeting and said that Re had understood that the city would hear the expet se of constructing the street but the committee met with a epresentative of the fish company apd they declared the city agreed to. put in the street. The canuery com pany is willing to give the grounds for a forty foot street hut will not stand the expense for improvements.
 Mr. Pittenger further said it would cost a thousand dollars to complete this proposed street and that would cave the city little in debt at the close of the year.
 l Mir. Tom Johnson made motion to he effect that it be the sense of this meeting to instruct the council to uild tbls street at once. and the mo- ton was seconded and put before the housa for discussion. J. R. Heckman said in Lis remarks: We owe it to he people of Ketchkan ana to the New Eng and Fish Company to build the street. It will increase the valua- ion of the property of. every citizen. To put the fish company's plant there is woth Si0, 0o0 to me alone. The New Englaud Fish Company has not asked or any bonus, they could have gone elsewhere. Tow is the time for our
 ity to go forward and grow or to fsl backward and decay"
 |. Mr. J. E. Rsus, z. J. Hunt and l DlHetS ulSCuAstu tiS NuUJIGt, d1 til- dogsng Mir. Hsckman's $ stand, ard it seemed tlle opinion ot those present. that the street should be built even il the tnxes had to be raised to nlet tfie lexpenso and when the questico was called fo-, ths vote was uaanimods for the proposed street. Tn
 As soon as tie grounds are de,7ieat- cd, ,he council will begin work pr I tle uew street tnreugh the carl cry gl ou:saS. The work Of conslfucsi ing i.he street to che cannery grounds as ! ls4ifeaas hean considered aads the cour. lei has the wnrk in hand. Tile con 1 sinuafiop ci M.ssinu Street will ,i-e ? EsYlendil Improvements 10 the city | Mrs. Aleck Miller, president ,f ths ht aid of educasiop, who i,;,s lnen ,l for tic past week vas re,snvrd 70 tt, s. Joiln's. hospital on Sunday.
 Tie board of directors have elected < Lowell A. L,ls;as to take charge nj tut lecal anl telegraph work of The Nj T ! CT, b ginning today.
 T'te city nf Seattle Will go south to- ] lnigLt,
The Ketchikan miner., 1908-09-12

The Emerald saloon has received large consignment of Malt-Ranier,
 noted as a health beverage, and re- spectfully solicits the patronage of the public. 97
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1908-11-26
ssFaust'' Was Satisfactory.

A fair sized audience enjoyed
"Faust" at the Seelye last night.
Lewis Morrison made barrel Of
money in Faust" and associated his
name SO intimately with il that the
lsyman was often at a loss to decide
on the moment which Of the two was
the actor and which the play. There
is no longer q Lewis Morrison and
Porter J. White is ambitious TO ill
the niche and supply the void which
Morrison left untenanted. Mr.. Whites
show passed muster quite accePtably.
It is good show, well staged and
well acted. Olga Verne. very good
actress and an attractive woman, is
Mr.. Whites Marguerite" Frederick
j. Wilson was acceptable as Faust
and the supporting company was
capable.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1908-11-26
NEW JUVENILE COURT.
]. w. Howe Author of Plan to Help
Wayward Youth.

Anew juvenile court law, modelled
on the courts of Kansas City and Den
yer, is planned for Kansas and . bill
providing therefor is beings prepared
by the leaders Of the knights Of Honor
organization. Senator Hodges will
probably introduce it in the senate
and q. A. Case in the house, at their
request.
The plan is to have all juvenile
court business placed in the hands Of
. juvenile judge with jurisdiction
over district and selected with
especial view to his fitness for hand
ling boys. The present method Of
utilizing the probate courts" said J.
W. Howe, who is the author Of the
bill, "is frequently unsatisfactory.
The judges are not always in sym
pathy with youth and thousands Of
boys are lost because they are not
properly watched and led to right
ways. We believe it will be q good
investment for Kansas"
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1908-11-26

House g House Visitation q SUI
day ccnoOi workers NOV. ~
hyeFy heuse N tne county lsto 2
visited ~ sunday school workers ~ M
cay NOV. y. These visitors h've r.
POtsed o. Feady 70 40 their snare;
nope townsniP-Dlst- no; Mise
Martna hock ana Ethel hacklngiS
masses agnes EOoert anu Nellie LIN
iuger; y, miss Stella Nelson and Ethe
holdman;4' Monare BOOK and Chester
1ooki o bert koush ana walter Bonn
.. Bruce Ltninger and Jonn Book.
nope Oasy-Soutneast quarter q
city' Misses Ethel kochenower AND
mary Meulii southwest quarter
MISSES Leo taylor and Agnes Ander'
SOM northwest quarter Misses Pearl
kildea and Gladys Koch; northeast
quarter Misses Stella Davis and
Steiia Fry.
Banner township district NO. i
viola ward ana mary Niemieri =
Mary idhe ana Martha ldhe; ., Linda
Wuthnow and Minnie ldhei4' Albert
holman ana y A. sommers; Q, MRS.
H.. n.
Y Y Rhodes ana mrs, Iowersi6' Ben
SICK ana y \, eisenhower.
union township district NO. !,
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1908-11-26

had concluded mis- direct testimony
and requested an adjournment until
Friday.
Friday viii ind Mr., Rockefeller on
the witness stand under the sharp fire
Of rossexamination by Frank B. KEEL
logg, special assistant attorney 1el-
eral prosecuting the case for the gov
eminent. This will be generally con-
fined to the period from 1852 to 1889
except when the testimony has direct
bearing on developments in the COM
pany's affairs In its later period. Cour.
sci for the Standard let It be known
Thursday that the history Of the COM
pany from the trust agreement Of 1882
would be told on the witness stand
by John d. Archbold, vice president,
who is conversant with the combines
developments.
Mr.. Rockefeller's testimony Thurs.
day had to do principally with the &C
QUESTIONS Of other refining companies
together with the transportation con-
Germs and pipe line systems which he
declared were necessitated by the na-
tural growth Of the Standard business.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1908-11-26
OUR SPECIAL MARKET LETTER

Notes On this weeks Kansas City stool
market written for the REFLECTOR by J. 4
Van Worst Of the M. K. G. T. Commits
sion Coz
KANSAS CRY, Nov. %. The re.
ceipts Of cattle on the yards the past
two days has been about $4,000.
There was fairly good demand yes
terday for all kinds and the buyers
we're glad 70 oil their orders ct strong
prices and under these conditions the
market was very active but with
heavy receipts today the market was
slow and draggy on all kinds. How.
ever, there was very little decline in
prices on anything but we expect to
SEQ moderate receipts and stronger
prices in the near future.
With a moderate supply Of hogs
yesterday the market was loo higher;
tops was 36.06 but " th 5000 fresh
hogs today the market was.l0 to 16c
lower with bulk al them selling at
s5.55 to $685.. The quality Of hogs
is considerably better now and we ex-
pect TO see the market improve con-
tinually in the near future.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1908-11-26
Mr.. ROCKEFELLER FINISHES
DIRECT EXAMINATION or STAN
DARp OIL HEAD ENDS.
VIII DO cross-ExamIned by Attorney
Frank NJ. kelloea--Archbold
to Complete story.

New York, Nov. 2O.-with the
story OF the first score of years Of the
Industrial development of the Stan.
dard OIL company the testimony Of
John D. Rockefeller, president Of the
OIL combine, on direct examination in
the federal suit to dissolve the Stan
dard Oil company, was brought to an
unexpected close Thursday afternoon.
The head Of the Standard told Of the
processes and causes Of the company's
growth up to the trust agreement Of
1882 and, after Identifying the parties
to the agreement, counsel for the de-
fence announced that Mr.. Rockefeller
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1908-11-26

s. A. Cooper e IN Kansas CITY
j. i. Brewer returned from Topeka
q, 4. Rogers wen. 70 Kansas City
Mrs, /. Schwshdensr Was IN from
Woodbine.
Miss Ethel Dunn 81 Lindsborg \
che guest Of Miss Marguerite Cuth.
bert. eSl
Miss Lois Crawford Is home from
Bethany college, Mudsborg. for
Thanksgiving.
Miss Blanche Hudson Of Lindsborg
is the guest Of Miss Lois Crawford for
Thanksgiving i
Mrs. @. ?. Regnier and daughters
OF Pratt, Kas., are visiting Mrs.
Regnier's parents.
G. M. Bennett, one Of East Dickin-
sons wide awake young farmers. was
q pleasant REFLECTOR caller.
Mrs. j. A. Flack has returned to
Abilene after spending short time
in this city the guest Of friends.
Function City Union.
II. A.. Oesterreich Of Woodbine was
q visitor to the city and called on the
REFLECTOR.
Frank Malott Of Indianapolis ar
rived this afternoon TO visit his
numerous Abilene relatives.
Roy Allen Of Emporia College will
arrive tomorrow to spend Thanks
giving vacation with bis cousin, Miss
Ann Malott.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1908-11-26
RECENT ahFLEJTIONs.
santa Claus headquarters at Ii

Santa Claus headquarters at the
Racket.
MIR. and Mrs. =. W. AsIing will
leave soon for New Mexico for Mrs.
Asling's health.
Wanted, cornhuskers, man and
team. dump in elevator. 4c bushels.
Phone. Pleasant Hill. &C. M. Bennett,
Special jardinier sale Saturday at
the Racket
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1908-11-26
TarriRed.

You will be terrified when you first
suspect that you are a Victim Of
chronic dyspepsia, liver or bowel
trauble. These diseases always 20
from bad to worse, unless checked In
time by he only safe and sure laxs-
tive medicine for dyspepsia that you
can get, DR.. CaldwelTs Syrup Pepsin.
Soil by all druggists at 500 and el.OO.
Money back II it fails.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1908-11-26

Evansville, Ind, Nov. 23.-The for
est fires in Dubois county. Ind, which
have been raging for three days. vert
started by several school boys whe
burned a pile Of leaves in the wood
near the Kyana, Ind, public school
The drouth in southern Indiana has
prevailed 174 days.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1908-11-26

Don't fail to attend the jardiniel
sale at the Racket Saturday.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1908-11-26

y Of n, = \ barnen' Dillon.
alNKHARf.
ITrus" VIM latzke. Chapman.
Treas. J A EngIer. Chapman.
elk. n s Keller. Chapman.
y o. r, ? D Howe, Chapman.
J. o. r.. II H Pottle. Chapman.
LINCoLN
Trus., j W Hsnde rson, Solomon.
Treas, Robt johnson. solomon,
elk. Bert Ramsey, Solomon.
y. Of r.. IA Keller, Solomon.
J. Of p, John Dewar. Solomon.
SHERMAN.
Trus,, A H Ryon, Wakefield, RE-.
Treas, Dan Jones, Chapman, RI.
elk, j E scripter, Detroit, RI.
J. Of p. s P McElhenny, Detroit. R 1,
y. Of p, w F Fisher. Detroit, RI.
wILLowDALE.
Trus., james Mitchell, Abilene.
Treas, Isaac Rulings. Solomon.
elk. David Mast. Abilene.
J. Of r, JE Engle, Talmage.
J. Of p, H Book. Talmage.
wHEATLAED.
Trus. VIM Boyce, Carlton.
Treas. W H HOWE. Carlton.
Clk., Frank Van Worst, Carlton.
J. Of p, H I Lehman, Carlton.
J. Of r., L p Lane, Carlton.
UNION.
Trus., WIN Brockmier, Harrington.
Treas, VIM Schlesener, Harrington.
Clk., VIM Tucker. Hope. RS.
J. OF p, Geo Middleton, Woodbine.
J. Of F., Fred Tucker, Hope, RS.
Don't fail to attend the jardinier
Yale at the Racket Saturday
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1908-11-26
Bid. for New York Bonds Opened.

BIOS TOT Now IVTK DUIIuS VPeHeu'
New York, Nov. 24.-Two hundred
and seventy-five bids for the issue Of
$12,500,00O Of per cent city bonds
were opened at Comptroller Metz's
office Monday and totaled $157,000,-
900. Mr.. Metz expressed himself as
pleased with the sale and what will
be an average price Of 102.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1908-11-26
Austrian and servIan Troops Battle.

Austrian and servlan Troops Battle.
Paris. Nov. 2S.--A dispatch from
Vienna says that band Of Servians
while crossing the Bosnian frontier
near Sevornlk. was repulsed by Au
strian troops. The Servians lost /;
men killed and the Austrians tire
killed.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1908-11-26

TIIIIn m1FE8II GILL WI TIITIII7
no1nine b. Hoyt 4 walters. grain and eoai.
nurxEa nknEnI.
Clsfin.s for creamery butter 81 pcini
aau1d f1f weeE e1eiuG lo4aI. plcfl4Nor
lClrlw rrIco ~ u4Elz lsz1 t1an New toll
~ cnlG llll thaa Qaicefol
Gseess oszr-Fnaeg separator ~
i14cT ne.
.,issss -osuzs5 . ona aaiy. ~
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1908-11-26

Now is the time to select your
Christmas gifts. The Racket has its
entire line on display. c&F
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1908-11-26

20 per cent discount on our entire
line Of jardiniers Saturday. The
Racket.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1908-11-26

O6ieers d Dickinson County. Elect
a Nov. 3. 1893.

/ Attor., Q. e, Rugh. Abilene.
Com. lst Dist, B D Fry, Hope,
Com. I'd Dist, CIV Peterson, Ente
! prise.
Com. Sd Dist, $ H Mccullough, Sol
mon.
BANNER.
Trus.. J H Sommer, Hope, RI.
Treas. Ernest Wuthnow, Dillon, r.
Clz., w A Klingberg, Elmo.
J.of P. Ralph Pray, Hope, r |.
j. Of p, Charles Linden, Elmo.
BUCKEYE.
Trus., John Stoffer. Abilene.
| Treas. Enoch Derrick. Abilene.
elk, r E Fry, Abilene.
~. Of p, John vandenberg, Talmage
y. Of r., W H Cook, Abilene
cHEEvER.
Trus., W s Ayres, Talmage.
Treas, John Peatling, Abilene.
elk, H / Knisley, Talmage.
J. OF p, T Dover, Talmage.
J. Of r., A F Yeager, Industry.
CENTER.
Trus., John A Lindahl, Enterprise.
Treas, j F Buhrer, Enterprise.
elk, Theodore Sandquist, Enterprise
J. Of p, G R Lamb, Enterprise.
J, Of p, C M Ellis, Enterprise.
FLORA.
Trus., N E Simpson, Manchester.
Treas, E w Glenn, Manchester.
elk, B A Lyday, Manchester.
>. Of r, c B Swigart. Manchester.
J. ofP,, RIB Lyday, Manchester.
FRAGRANT HILL.
Trus,, H $ Hill. Oh .pman, RE-.
Treas, j A Meek, Cnapmt IN, RI.
Ok, A + Sh ,ffsr, Chapman, RE-,
j. Of r.. William NJ .rshall, Chapman,
RI.
J. Of p, Fred Gfellsr, Chapman R 2.
GARFIELD.
Trus., w G Woolverton. Abilene r s..
Treas, Andy Shirack. solomon R 2.
Clk., ) G Burt, Solomon, RI.
J, OFF,, FL Meek, solomon, r ..
J. of,P.. Frank Meserve, Abilene, 3 5.
.@ GRANT.
Trus., E M Funk, Abilene.
Treas, H w Schaake, Abilene.
ok B F Lands, Abilene.
J. OF r., wv r Mullin, Abilene.
J. Of r., U 5 Ans baugh, Abilene.
HAYES.
Trus., I F Whiteley, Detroit.
Treas, W N Lexow, Detroit, RI.
Clk., F w Winslow, Detroit, Rs.
J. Of p, H A Sanborn. Chapman, B 2.
J.ooi r., Ed Reel, Detroit, RI.
HOPE.
rrus., J + Lederer, Hope.
Treas. Joha M Ketchersid, Hope.
Jlk., Frank R Fry, Hope.
!. of p, G H johnson, Hope.
HOLLAND.
Crus,, E R Eliason, Carlton.
Treas, w F Bogart, Carlton.
Jlk., John Mitchell, Carlton.
!. OF p, M W Forward, Carlton.
/. Of p, W A Heaton, Carlton.
JEFFERSON.
rrus., A H Shelter, Elmo.
Treas., G Barten, Elmo
Xix {, A Mourer, Elmo.
!. OF p, John Tischhanser, Abilene,
RID.
I. Of P, U S ROhrer, Dayton. |
LOGAN.
rus, A E Reynolds, Navarro. 1
'reas., T E Taylor, Pearl.
TX, A L Shank, Abilene X Ed.
I. Of P, w Graham. Enterprise, r 2.
/. Of p, Geo Issittt. Navarro.
LIBERTY.
rus, S H Gugler, WoodbIne.
reas., Geo H Biegart, Woodbine.
Tx, G H Moore, Woodbine.
Of p. J P Moore, Woodbine.
OFF,, W E stsstz, woodbine.
LYON.
rus, Fred Biehler, Herington.
reas., D Ballautyne, Herington.
H., Ed Schmidt. Kprington.
Of P. A L Beltz, Ramona.
Of P. W KrAuse, Harrington.
NOBLE. I'll
rus. Geo + Meyers, Chapman.
r-aarrrstAs- 49,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-07-13
WOULD SHARE WHITE HOUSE.
Kern Wiuld Not Be Able to Furnish
Separate Mansion.

The State Journal of Lincoln, Neb.,
printed the following Sunday:
"Any man who is good enough to
be vice president is good enough to
share the White House with me-" said
Mr.. Bryan. The statement was made
in answer to question asked by one
who had heard that If Bryan and Kern
are elected, 1t Is the purpose of Mr.,
Bryan to offer the use of the nation
al mansion in part to the vice presl-
dent in order that the expense of an
extra establishment be not added to
his outlay,
The question was brought out by
an Indiana delegate here today. He
said:
Last winter when Mr.. Bryan was
present at the installation of John
w. Kern as president of the Indiana
Club, at indianapolis, Temporary
Chairman John Hollett in introduce
ing, Mr.. Kern to the club, referred
to him as the next vice president. In
his speech Of acceptance Of the office
Mr.. Kern said that II the report of
the expenditures Of the vice presi-
dent were true he would not last very
long in the office, and that he could
not afford to take It."
Mr.. Bryan in later speeches said
that II he were elected president with