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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1908-11-09
An Honor to Nevada

The election in Goldfield and Esmer-
aldo county demonstrates that the
residents of this section of Nevada are
law abiding, and that they will not
abide for grating in their officials. The
democratic party had within it's lines
some politicians who attempted the
defeat of their own congressman be-
cause he ADVOCATED state police force
to protect the state from q repetition of
the disgraceful scenes that Colorado
was made to suffer. The people
promptly elected this man by a tremen-
dous majority. On the same ticket
three men were nominated for county
offices who had been wasteful and
extravagant and who had neglected the
duties they were elected to discharge.
The people promptly defeated these
men. All of which is an honor to
Nevada and to Esmeralda county
Goldfeld Review.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1908-11-09
How to Become PLUMP.

The fat-producing foods are princi-
pally milk, cream, eggs, butter, olive
Oil; the sweets-sugar, honey, sweet
desserts. jams. sweet fruits; the
starchy egetables-potatoes, peas,
beans, corn, beets; wheat bread, rye,
cereals of all kinds, rice, sage, etc.
Or the fruits, peaches, grapes, bana-
mas, prunes and figs are especially
recommended. The only foods cut out
OF thin persons diet are the condi-
ments-pickles, pepper, mustard, cur
ry, salt, ETC.: the acids, including acid
fruits, the vinegar in salad dressing,
etc.; the stimulants, tea and coffee. 1t
must not be forgotten that although
the tissue-making foods, such as
meats, fish, etc., are not fat-producing,
they are required for their own espe-
cial functions. Some Of the green
vegetables and fruits are not fat-pro-
ducing, but they are needed for other
purposes. The fat-producing foods
should be INDUCED in principally, but
not to the exclusion of others.-Har-
per's Bazaar.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1908-11-09
The Race Gamblers

A representative of the racing inter
ests which desire to break into Nevada
via the coming Legislature. securing a
% year permit to do so, was in Carson
City yesterday hopeful of interviewing
the assemblymen-elect and others
having influence in legislative affairs.
While in the city the. representative
conferred with several local people but
did not see all the members of the com
ing legislature evidently concluding it
was not wise at this time to do so.
From the peegre information which
has leaked out Of the plans of the racing
syndicate it appears that it is backed by
California and eastern people. They
desire to get franchise for a period Of
70 years to conduct racing, betting and
90 au the other assignments, expedient
and things Q Part thereof. Then it i
planned to make Nevada one of the
biggest racing and track gambling
tlacesin the country. n~.~ -
The race track gamblers have been
driven from New York, are losing
ground in California, having trouble at
Bennlngs, near Washington, D. c., and
they now turn their eyes to Nevada as
the last resort in a storm which threat
ems their destruction. The fight of
Governor Hughes on the element in
the state of New York is familiar to all
local people and also the inroads being
made on their control in other places.
Already much opposition has de-
veloped to the plan in the state and it
is reported that the gambling league at
Reno has quietly taken up the club and
sought the trail for this new form Of
gambling prosposed to be legislated into
the state. "
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1908-11-09
Mr.. Bryan

Mr.. Bryan goes down to defeat this
year with more sympathy than any
defeated candidate for President ever
did before. He has been before the
people of this country for twelve years,
and has held the respect of the millions
for his integrity, his high abilities, and
perfect character. He has just closed
a marvellous campaign, and while from
the first he has had little chance for
success, he at least has earned the sym
pateies of fair-minded men everywhere.
Our, belief is that he polled heavier
vote than any other man of his party
could. He has lost the battle, but he
saved his standard, and retires with all
the honors of war-Goodwin's Weekly.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1908-11-09
District Court

District conrt convened this morning
with Judge Brown presiding.
The case of q. Qecesari, charged with
intent to kill another Italian at Carlin
on the 4th of October was called and
the work Of getting jury begun.
"A jury was secured this forenoon
and the court took the noon recess.
After the recess the examination of
witnesses began and was in progress,
when this report closed.
The case of the state VS.. Jack Dolan,
charged with murder will come up
tomorrow forenoon.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1908-11-09
The latest reports from the state are

The latest reports from the state are
that the whole democratic state ticket
is elected with the possible exception
of Frank Williams for long term regent.
The fight between him and Oscar J.
Smith is said to be very close So far
asIwe are able to learn, the police bill
carried in all but Nye and Storey
counties. The law will have substan.
tial majority in the state.
Well, when Roosevelt gets through
congratualting Mr.. Taft and Mr.. Taft
sends his. final congratulations to
Roosevelt and they both finish telling
Mr.. Hitcock how glad they are and
Rockefeller has sufficiently congratn-
lated himself on the result-it will be
AZ eyer and TIE eogRtFy can Settle
down TO an iadefipite reign Of the royal
houses Of ths republican party hum:
boldt Star ''7'7 ''.,.'a''. = -!
An exchange truthfully remarks:
The prosperity of town is not graded
by the wealth ST IFS inhabitants Ppt 81
the uniformity with which they pull to-
gether when any important undertake:
ing is to be accomplished A man with
q thousand dollars at his command. and
a love for his town in his heart can do
more for the building up and improving
of it than the millionaire who locks up
his capital and snaps his fingers at
home progress.
While trying to save her husband
from burning to death Mrs. Robert F.
Smyth, met death Friday afternoon at
her home on the prison road near
Carson. Smyth sustained painful
burns to his face and hands but the
burns sustained by his wife resulted in
her death five hours later A one-year-
old babe held in the arms of Mrs Smyth
was saved from death by the quick
action Of Harry B. Livingston a
neighbor
Miss Jennie E. Wier professor of
history in the state unworthy, arrived
from Ely this afternoon She is trying
to secure the old INDEPENDENT files for
the state historical society and we have
about consented to let her have them.
These files contain complete history of
Elko county and should be preserved
for the historian of the. future. In case
the Office should be destroyed by fire a
vast amount of useful historical. matter
would go up in smoker.
Esmeralda county is entitled to
two new county commissioners They
will be appointed by Governor Dick
erson. Under the laws of Nevada
boards of county commissioners com
prise three members but when a
county shall cast 1000 votes or more
at any election it is provided that the
board of commissioners in such county
shall comprise five members. AS Els
meralda has cast more than the requir-
ed number, the governor is expected to
make the appointments as soon as the
vote shall have been certified to the
secretary Of state.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1908-11-09
STATE OF OHIO, CITY OF ToLEDo,

..... p. LUCAS COUNTY. No
., Frank j. Cheney makes oath that
he Is senior partner of tile firm of +.
j. Cheney & Co.. doing business i'm
the City of Toledo. County and State
aforesaid, and that said firm will
pay the sum OF ONE HUNDRED
DOLLARS for each and every case
OF Cntarrh that cannot he cured by
the use Of Halls Cltarrh Cure.
FRANK J. CHENEY.
sworn to before me and subscribed
In my presence, this 9th day Of
December, A. ID. 1886
(sEAL) a. W. GLEARoN,
Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken in.
ternally, and acts directly on tile
blood and mucous surfaces of the
system. Send for testimonials free.
+ }. CHENEY & CO TOLEDO, ..
Sold by all Druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for con-
stipation.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1908-11-09
sAL.MlAGUNpI

+ q Nf'' 80. q 49,
Roller skating at the Opera House to
night. :
All the late up-to-date bakery goods
at Cochrahe!s.
Bread tickets good for scent loaves
BIT Cochrane's Bakery.
J. j. Carmichael is down from Aura.
BE is subpoenaed as a juror.
The town is lively with jurors today
from all sections of the county.
The Ladies Guild of the Episcopal
Church will take in plain sewing. =
To Rent: a suite Of gaoms in good
|ocality, suitable for q man and wife.
hRsqpiiFfss at f A5E S SEke 2. ~
Save those natural teeth. thereby re-
lain your facial expression. BIZ. Gill
s sRl 'the dentist" oHoe over the Drug
jtore. Elko :
Hiram Stoker' former Elkoite, was
lected commissioner in Humboldt
ounty at the recent election.
D. G. McKenna of Tuscarora gave
he INDEPENDENT Office pleasant call
bis afternoon. He is here as a juror.
A movement is now going on in
outhern Nevada to have the bullion
ax repealed. 1t lis claimed to be a
etriment to the mining industry.
The complete returns from the county
i've Mr.. Riddell a majority of about
o over Assemblyman Russell. This
ives Elko county solid democratic
elegation in the next legislature.
4 All the returns from the county are
% and the commissioners began the
efficial count this morning. The com
lete result of the election will appear
this paper as soon as the official
punt is completed. IT,:
Complaint is made that sheep have
banned through the l. o. o. F. and
[asonic cemeteries and eaten the grass
om the graves. If this is true, the
authorities of the two Orders should see
bat it does not occur again.
Since January 1, 1908, there have
benz, HnSicted and sent to the peni-
7ntEfsS by District Attorneys of the
arious counties in Nevada the follow
Sg number of criminals; Eureka, 1;
ge, 9; Esmeralda, SO; Humboldt, 10;
ashoe, 13; Lincoln, 10; Elko, IA.
Now is the time for your holiday
ctures. Your friends will appreciate
photograph of you more than an ex-
nsive present. Ramsdell makes the
le you wish for $3.50 per dozen.
pn't forget that Ramsdell is full
dyed photographer and not hobo.
p. S, Van Leer, successor to N. P.
tldager, practical horse sheer with
ars of experience, will conduct
peral blacksmithing business at the
shop. Mr. Rigsby will remain
q attend to the wood work. A fair
pre- of the public patronage is solic-
d.
California court recently awarded
widow of an editor who was shot
i,7SO damages. Whenever a Cali
mia editor is worth as much as
Fond-class racehorse, it is evidence of
increasing value of editors. But
pst of them have to die to be truly
preciated.-Stanberry Owl
The defeat of Commissioner Rosenthal
etrict Attorney Swallow and Sheriff
gals of Esmeralda county is a sting
rebuke to the I. w. w. element of
state. These men were accused of
ering to that element in their official
pacities. Their defeat should serve
warning to the I. W. W. agitator
t his days are numbered in Nevada
I'm order was passed by Judge
ngan in the district court Friday
;horizing Receiver Frank L. Wildes
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1908-11-09
Social AcrobatIcs.

80 you actually sat out the dances
with that tiresome Miss Wallnower?"
Yes"
How did you stand the sitting out?"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-07

fiOel," bciBt ea in cinem f0ItliAelt
Gollplct. Ga bobcn mir Dor tint
Sobrcn oct ihonitcn Sfonool &c
bobt. Gin M0odcn olls Der @ciell-
ihoit bat o~ll5ubGuiig i'm @couincn-
Gorf geucilt. &nl gHintcr Odroll
bat man tic ats Dem Son5frGnjhcn
cinca biciigcn StuOentcncorpS oll3-
gelpicicn. NcIciOiglungaflonc Oea
&ntcr9 rlo peinlid)c Gntbiiuungelt.
Ntun criubr ollf cinmol, BOB lid bel
ocn @cOuincn icbr uicIc Gontcn (im-
mcr miindncrii6 9cIogD: cine
Sdlpohbcit g'ipiircn licBcn." Ser
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SEN @cicucn miCOcr bicrber gcididt
bat. lll0 tic bitten III Morotfo bod
iouicl 5u thltr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-07
Sic GuQiiiUn bel annapolis.

.Gcnn nit 0ra @Cid,idca WtGdJtrll
lit fcin cmiGcr NluO jI IlcHtclt, im5
ra3 lln9lild idrcitrt idncu", loGl
Sd)iQcr in icincm o%ico Don Der
Wlodc". lln0 iijruabr, 0ua llngliid
idrcitct id)nca. ~bcion0Cr9 icit Der Gin.
iilbrlmH 0c3 mo0crncu Sd)ncauCr-
fcbr9. Die rcllc cIcttriifc 9a6n,
ucld)c Baltimore init scr Stoot3-
bullptito0t mo Der NutocaballptitoO;
u%crbilOct, liciCrt cincn Neucia Ooiiir,
ocm lic bat icit Scr puar Wionotc
cine dubcrDclu0btlid 1ro6c 3nbl uot
ltliGllcn ST ucr5cidjncn 9cbnbt. Ter
ld)IinlmItc 0lunrl crcignctc lih onl
Grcitn1 N6CnO, ais adt Ecrioncn sc.
t00tct uub etlihc 6mdn5ig pcrlcbt
murocn. @ic Scr @citditafilbrcr Der
Nubn iclblt crtIGrt, lit Ser cine Scr
WtotOriiibrcr mclhcr iclblt aul Ocl
600 pcrmun0ct 0arnicOcr Iiegt, iiir
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pllntt lctncr 6abrt on5llall8cn, ilber-
nu9m Scr Wann oaa Hiiito, nad Dem
nGd)itcu Scitc1GcIcilc 5u labrcn. Gr
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Eaila1icrc AMI 0a9 Spiel, obldon icis
ne ,&lltrlftionCn Oabin loltctcL III
fcincm Safe, 100 Elm 3mciici beiteDc,
oh bic @cIciic irci icicu, mcitcr5llinb-
rclr. Ger WotorliIbrcr bat icln ciAc-
res 2cbcn oll 0aa Spicl 1Cictt, ais
rr Ocn WcicbI miBnd)tctc, un0 Der
llnlitan0 mag ais Grfl0rung Oielcll,
onb CT in Glltclu @loubcn bml0cltc,
redtjeitig OaS nGdltc ScitcngcIeiic
ST crrcidcn. NSna nit i5m gcid)cbcG
miro, nadJOcnl Ct gcncicrL blcibt obz
5@iuportcIl. M Ocn meiItcn cllropGi-
id)cn 2GuOcrn miro nit ioIdrn Scr-
ten lcbr itrcrN %ucriubrcn. @irr lit
cS cine b6uiigc GrihcinunG Onb Die
iclbcn uoll elmer 1lltnliltbi1cn Surp
pom icocr SMnlo irci1ciprohcn pcr,
Sen, uno oc@bulb bic ougcnlcillt
SorNloii9tcit INN oic Sidcrbcit Oc3
rciicnocn FublitumS. Nui icOct
SAL miro trin SNn6cncriut bic
2ildcll ur9iilncn, mcId)c Der Zoo BET
Scr Nr0BlihCn &ntoltropbc IN molld)e
6omilic g~criiicu bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-07
Sic Mindpncr NnSItcGnng.
~ il II d) II, % 4toi.

NCnn ulli Der ShicBltGttc in MI,
Iod, OrnltBcn nit 3inmcrItitBcl nm
cincn SdnucinHfopf gClNolIcn miro;
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prt5Ig tcllhcllb binouS. Mcltn inn
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lit 0u5 Win0cItc. Mcrm gar obrlr
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bel: otto Grid &ortIchcr bot cinmol
Gcln0t I'm 0icicn NpdhcrbCrl lei Is
e.lUua MrmOer6orcS; c3s Grille i'm
nit mcnOIIGcr @cfricaiglmg, iopic(
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ole nit ocnt cin}igcn &lmihc, m0g.
lidit picl lro autcS @iCr NJ trinfcn.
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oicicr Hltr Acfonmcn.)
Nun irn1c ib cincn. luic oo9 gch.:
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to0c; Scr Nlicoer gibt icinc idtucrcit
Guitidnun0en pcrihmcnOcgiid) ans,
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%Iiitbcnfcr5cn ouiacitclt, linoe elite
mcbcn inns bic gSungcu on, Der ro-
tbc Nudlint i6ldgt uno Die Sd)uor}.
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emit Scr onmpicn Stoot. 6 lei
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den'8 9fni mo Nllbm ollcr Wclt Der.
tanOcn ioIl; Elm Hicicngortcn lit &c.
bant, an 10 Milionen itlO nit leit,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-07
sunrtuM ocn Z. 5nni 1908.
%icrjcBn Scitcn.
Gum Eiinaiticitc.

,Eiingitcn oo% IiebIihc set lit &C.
fonlmcn"
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mcn?
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lnebt,
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flcln,
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lNllls
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Iie AU SIR Nca Eiin0iticit'a Nobcl
ipiirt,
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-07
Eiinoitcn.

Iaa iii Ole luunbcrunllc 3Cit, IN
bic boS Eiingiticit iGat, hoH Set Oca
@ciitca; ocS @ciitca, ser BON obcn
fnn1nlt un0 bciicn Der McnId) bc0nrL
ipcnn CT in icincn ir0ild)rn Wcrfcn
nod obcn, III bic llupcrQ0nNlidfcit
bullcn mill. GnS EiinNItlclt lit 0a2
ionniNitc pom ollcn &nbrcSicicrtoGcl
in %Icilcr lCn5csprGdtiQCm 0ufti0c1
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mo GuItcn rtll9@lrm mcilt g ms
10 rcft hcr5lid) ouf Oic Sd)onbcit scr
Mtcnlhcner0c un0 aui 0ic inn cluiNCn
@cd)icl acknowledgements llnpcrgGng.
lid)teit 0c9 Ncbcn@ bin. Gie gnr5c
Notur lit i'm iriidlcItcn, trGitlgltcn
Scbcn. IllgcrNmutb mo irohcr
Sinu itrcitcn Ourd bic g9elt, m0
and Ooa arGmIihitc Mcni1cnbcr5
miro iung in Oicicn ionui9Cn Stills
llngstogen.
Scout iou IN nllcn Gbr%iItCnhcricn
Gin bcilig' 8eiltcoIcucr Qlilh'n!
Bent ionctc Spiritu3!" crtIinQt e
in ben &ird)cnL oocr oild) %. hcil'gcr
@eiit tcbr' bel llnS Gin uto lub inns
Geinc @obnm0 icinl" limo nit Die
len alGn0cu miid)cn lid bic Crime,
rltllQCn aus 0cn &inbbcitato1cn bc%
GhriltcnthumH, bu tic Nile cinnliitbin
bel cinnn0cr murcn NM mlr0cl1 boil
bcS bciligcn @ciitcS. 2cS hciIincr
@ciItcS, oca WeiltcS Der HiCbc ma
bcs 6ricocnH, Der Die Singer hiilou%
trcten licB inter Die McngC itnO ipro.
den 81 %cocm IN %icilcr Sprad)c
Sic Sprnd)e Scr Siebe lnl0 0eS bcili
gen 8ciiteS miro bon Nllcn p%eritol,
Den. Nbcr in u"nicrcr Bet pCr1tcbCl
lid Die Ntcnihcn nid,t mchr; midi
Die Boiler, Die St0nOc. Die Gin5cl.
men. Sas olte d)riltlid)c Scit ocs
@eiltes lptll lldl ocl1 olleltClt" WCtltl
nid)t mebr reht onpoiien. Dem 8ciitl
bcs G0oismls. Der llnouloiomfrit
Scr iclbit aui oct aun5cIn oen @eii
Der Sicbe, oeS Iric0en9. Den bcililcl
@ciit perordngi. Ser @clit Der 9icbt
mo bes SrieocnS iii cs obcr. Der ci
nigt, no unierc mobcrne &ultlr, luJ
Der aontpf um's Taicin trcllnen mn
5crreiBen. Nidt Dab slaes oieiG lei
mas Menifenontlit tr1qt, lcbr
Yiingiten; ipohl aber. bob Niles sc.
glcihen 2icbc tbeilboitig iein ioG
Sn- Der Grbeit bon Sobrbunbcrten il
Der Wenihengciit %roitlos ioftQcihrit
ten, motienb pon @eneratioN 81 @c
ncration, aber Der Sraum oerNSiingr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-07

lit nod niht criii0t, Cos %0Ifcrs
piillOitCh 0ua ollC &0Ifcr Der Gr0c
llntcr Dem iricbcpollcn Sdottcn lei
ncr Eoll1rn iicbt lit nudt uid)t an
Ncbrodcn. &n cuiNCr ~l(nroIt nlilbt
lid Oic Wclt, lcltcn Grucrb ullf Ocn
pcrgonNCncr 3citcn 81 id)id)tCL nbcr
ca lit fciu hciliQcr @ciIt, Der babel
tbGtiQ lit. Sit Der @cGcnmort bic
Sprnd]c Der Singer pcrlorcn 9cNoll-
Hc1? SoIltc nid)t nod 5lucituuien0
&obrcn Die EiinQit-Grbihoft, Der
FiinqItgciit, on9ctrctcn lpcr0en? o3ll
mas @cilcrcm iinh mir %Gcborcn."
io0t Der Iidtcr pcrbciBuugapoQ. -
Solltc or niht bclltc, am YiingitfcIte,
cine 6lutbrucllc b0bcrcr, bcircicnOcr
@eNnnfCn olaI0icn bic biniibcr bollct
IN 0u3 Mcid Oe@ @Ciitca - Eiingit.
8c0ntfcn? Sir ms Gcuti6c, bic
nit Scr Seicr zines NiinQittoGc2 nidt
Ncnllg hobcnL 0ch0rt Der 5Dcitc Set.
to0 nob oItcnl Nrolhc inherent
orutid)cu @oiicn6muic, &cin Tag I'M
Sabre uGrr bciiar sur @oiicnbot&s
Icicr H~cciAnct, ola Dos id0nc 6riib.
lin0aicit bo9 bic Notlw nit 10 lies
lidcm Nrlmf mlQicbt. llno in Der
MoiicnbouNfcicr bobcn lid mnicre
2cuti6cn in uobrcm EiinAit9ciitc
INNER u%critonOcn. So ioa, 10 miro
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iiir Gu.ipGict. (Wtal3O ,lUd)
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Catherine W. Mrnff.

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semi @ruff. Hic NccrniOln0 tinbct Wiuntan,
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$50, SunrSm ulllprun- Stru6c, ans uIi hCr ,rnIs
opn Furf Cemetery" itnti. U5S-GO)
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1908-07-10
A Sad Death,

Carl G. A. Weide, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. August Wiede of this city. died
at the Dykes hospital at $3.50 o'clock
Monday, June 10Th, after an illness
OF only few days. He was working
in the harvest field when he took
sick, and his condition became so
alarming that he was brought to the
hospital, where an operation was per
formed for appendicitis. It was found
that a small piece of tin had lodged
at the appendix, and with his weak
ened condition from continual suffer.
ing was unable to withstand the op-
Grafton and died in a few hours.
He was born at Ellinwood, Kan.
sas, October 16, 1884, and was The
youngest of family of seven child
rem. He was manager of his fathers
ranch north Of town, and was a very
estimable and competent young man.
The funeral was held Tuesday at Il
M. 3. church, Rev. WOODBURY. of the
United Presbyterian church conduct.
ing the services, The remains were
Inferred in the Stafford cemetery.
The Borrowing relatives have the sin
cere sympathy of all in their bereave-
ment.-Stafford Courier.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1908-07-10
CLAFLIN CLIPPINGS,

From The Clarion. July 2.
N. L. Dondlinger has come back tc
Claflin to make his home. Nick NOV
ed to Hutchinson last fall, but has de
cided that there is no place like Olaf
lin after all.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Penner left
Sunday morning for Russell, Kan,
which will be their future home. He
man has secured the. position as head
miller in the mill at that place.
A hobo was in town last Friday vii
a roll of over 500 in money sewed
up in the back of his coat. 1t will
probably develop that someone has
been touched for that amount.
The crazy man that was in town last
week, who had a mania for shaking
hands with everybody he met, had es
capped from the asylum at Osawato-
ME- and the last heard they were on
the hunt of him.
Archie Tyrell, the popular cashier
at the Watson store will leave Mon.
day for a couple of months vacation.
and win take a trip to the western
coast. Miss Mary Linsner win occup,
ne cashiers chair during his absence
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1908-07-10
The HowIing Dog

Walt Mason, in Emporia Gazette.
A dog sat out in the midnight chill,
and howled at the beaming moon;
his knowledge of music was strictly
nil and I'm voice was out of tune.
And he howled and howled as the
hours went by, while lodging the
bricks we threw, till the moon was
low in the western sky, and his voice
had split in two. And there wasn't
thing at which to howl, over which
fool pup should weep, and the cour
of that dog was wrong and foul, for
people were wild to sleep. There are
plenty of men like that blame fool
hound, who yell when there's nothing
wrong, disturbing the country with
senseless sound-the pessimist's dole
full song.