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The Greeley tribune., 1909-09-23
BRINGS A Roy
TO GRIEF IN A GRAND
M1XUP WITH A RICY(v Il

TWO boys, a chicken and n :;
= bFycle came to grief on Eighth :,
= avenue about O'Clock Thurs :;
= day evening, and in the grand :,
: miXup, Warren Andrews. one of :,
:" the boys, sustained a broken ::
!: arm.
:. The two boys were riding :.
:: the wheel and one was CARRYING :,
= a chicken, which was obiectinr :,
= noisily to the bicycle ride. Near :,
= the postoffice they all took n :,
= tumble and all escaped unin- i.
:: 1ured with the exception OF the I.
= Andrews boy. He was taken :.
:: to nearby physician and lit j.
= was found he was suffering :.
= from a double fracture OF the i.
:. right arm. The boy is l2 wears {.
= Old and lives with his parents i.
at 1913 Thirteenth street. His !.
:: father is the motorman on tho i.
sterling motor and the family
= came here recently. .
= = = + e !. 4. I. :. !. !. !. !. >. :. 4
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SOME I!;,.!' RECENT 5!:;!|: { RUBBER PIlH,,'
Recent RuhlA,r n,..,. AHVlI
St>t1nt Rubber pIuntin.

One of the most ipformir,
trlputiohs To the subject of rnh,"-
plantation results to date is tha ~,
dress or the chairman of the CicaI,
Rubber Estates Co, limited n, -,
tourth annual meeting of the sborn '
holders In London. July 9th. M
whole Is too lengthy for reno,,,, Nv
here. but broadly II may be sumno',
up thus: '''''"eu
The Cicely estate has been an,,,
ed and the shareholders hay" ~,
ready had all their money retnrna, ~,
besides which they own a very pro0t,
-able estate. '''"''
The company was registered il,
London December 90, 1904 win
f12,O0O ($5S,39S) capital autbnr
lied. to acquire the "Cicely' estats i,
Perak. Federated Malay States ~,
which l3S acres had been plan,oJ
with $4,000 Hevea trees. The CANT
tai was divided equally between or.
binary shares and 5 per cent profor.
ence shares. The preference sbnre.
rank equally with the ordinary IN
each year after they have recelyer
their per cent. The 10000 in or
binary shares were taken by the ven.
dors in part payment for the prop
erty; they received in addition
$4,000 (Sl6,059 in cash. from IN,
proceeds of the $4,000 in preferonc,
shares offered to the public. In 1905
5000 new ordinary shares were is
sued, at premium OF 81 per share
and all are now fully paid, amount
ing to another $4,000 tS5S,3gSl
The total investment taday, there
The Greeley tribune., 1909-09-23
A Sprained Ankle

AS usually treated sprained an
kle will disable the injured person
for month or more. but by apply
ing Chamberlain Liniment and OBJ
serving the directions with each bot
tie faithfully. cure may, in most
cases, be effected in less than one
weeks time. This liniment Is a most
remarkable preparation; try it for a
sprain or bruise, or when laid up
with chronic or muscular rheuma-
tism, and you are certain to be de-
lighted with the prompt relief which
1t affords. For sale by all druggists
The Greeley tribune., 1909-09-23
ARE ERECTING A NEW
HIGH SCHOOL BUILDING

Platteville, Sept. IA new high
school building. costing $4,000. is
in the process of erection al Platte
vile and is first-class structure
and one that will be credit TO the
town. The building is of Boulder
pressed brick. is 32x72 feet with
cement block foundation. Only two
rooms will be completed tfS year
but the plans are so drawM that ex-
tensive additions can be n3ade.
The inside finish is of natural pine
and the basement walls are nine
feet in heighth. A furnace will be
installed there. The hall is 20x24
feet so that stairs can be run up tc
the second floor when the addition tc
the building is made. There are
large double ventilating fues in each
room and also registers in the floor
and ceiling.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-09-23
NOTICE OF ADJUSTMENT DAY
Estate of Lissn Brainard, Decea.ed

The undersigned. having been ap-
nexed of the estate of Lissa Rrainard
late Of the County of Weld in the
state of Colorado, deceased, hereby
the County Court of said Weld County.
at the Court House in Greeley, in said
County, on Monday, the 11th day OF
o'clock a. m. of said day, at which time
all persons having claims against said
estate are notified and requested To
attend Tor the purpose of having the
same adjusted. All persons indebte ed
to said estate are requested to make
immediate payment to the undersigned
Dated at Greeley, Colorado, this 7tf
day of September, A. p. 1909
C. l.. BRAINARD
Administrator with the will annexed
Of the estate of Lissa Brainard. de.
ceased.
JOSEPH C. EWING, Attorney.
First publication In Greeley Tribun,
September 30, 1909.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-09-23
Depot at Eaton Burglarized

The second robbery within three
days occurred at Eaton Thursday
night when the depot was entered
and ransacked by thieves who left
no clue to their identity. The burg
larry was fully as mysterious as that
which occurred at the Phillips Mer-
camille company store on Tuesday
night. Sheriff Florance went to the
scene of the burglary this afternoon.
The sheriff had visited Eaton yes
terday in connection with the for
mer burglary, but was unable to dis
cover any trace that might lead to
the apprehension of the guilty par
ties. Pinkerton detectives have been
employed upon the Phillips case.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-09-23
SAD CATAsTROi HE Is
t.SSED ON NlNIu
Oo-oo-oh,

ot-po-oH.
). Ii was distinctly feminine i.
:. scream that frightened persons i.
!. on Ninth street between Eighth :
:. and Ninth avenues into taking .
: notice Sunday evening. A .
:. woman standing in the middle .
:. of the street and wringing her .
: hands over dark object that .
!. lay on the ground aroused sew :
!. eral men to rush to her assist .
:. ance, while women witnesses {.
: shuddered and turned away .
:. with horror. believing that .
:. child had been crushed beneath .
: the wheels OF big auto that :
!. had passed without stopping :.
!. The woman moaned as though .
= in great grief. About the time .
:. somebody was preparing to call .
: ambulance. the object lying on :
:. the ground was raised by stall .
:. wart arms and tenderly handed .
:. to the woman. In her haste to .
: escape the approaching auto. :
: her puffs and rats had given .
:. away under the strain and her .
:. bai had been crushed with them .
: beneath the ,Iuggernautian .
: wheels of the buzz buggy. The :
!. woman's name is withheld from +.
:: publication. .
!: !. !. !. ! !. 1. + !. !. !: + ! !. = !.
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EsTRAY ADVERTISEMENT.

Notice is hereby given to whom it NAV
concern that the following described
estray animal was taken up near Evans
11th. 1909. To wit: One bright bay horse,
hind feet white. bob bed tail, fore TOP
clipped. shod in front. two small scars
left shoulder, no visible brands. Said
animal being unk nown to this Board. un.
less claimed by owner on or before Oct.
7th, 1909, said estray will be sold by this
Board for the benefit OF the owner when
STATE BOARD OF STOCK INspEC.
TION COMMISSIONERS.
Denver. Colo.
First publication in Greeley Tribune
Sept. 10th; last, Sept. 23rd. 1909.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-09-23
TO TRY A WELL
SYSTEM ON
TRACT

Peter A. Larson of near ur'''
will. with the opening of tn comm
spring. eudeavor to reclaim b'- 'v''
OF land under new system OF we
irrigation which has been p.ahn'
9ud is now under course OF CtDsli"'
ZION in Northern Weld counR
man and sworn statement was a',
H Mr. Larson with the coun'' '''I
Wednesday.
The system comprises fOu' wen
and one main storage tItsriNu ul
Pumps will be run during lae MI
FER season and the water etOrel 10
usage in the spring. There aTe h'
bitches with many laterals % rlt'
the tract. lhe reservoir 10 Fitted u
10 contain 100000 cubic feet O.. wa
er. This will be one OF The ilr'
well systems TO be installed in ila
section OF Weld county and th5 'el
urg will be watched with .ntart'
hy the dry land farmers OF lhe
.riuity
The Greeley tribune., 1909-09-23
GREELEY THIRTY TIMES
LARGER THAN wINlrSnJ.

Alderman Starkey has eaused a
weir to be established at the Gree
ley reservoir which gives an exact
measurement of the amount of water
used by the citizens of Greeley. An
Interesting thing was noted Friday, it
oeins found that Greeley is using
thirty tunes as much water as the
town L OF Windsor which Greeley has
a contract to supply. Windsor has
lts own meter and a record of its
snroa water ,e,onsumption has been kept for
The Greeley tribune., 1909-09-23

81. II ordained by the CiN N4u'''' '
me CITY of Greeley Nu''la"N rTrr.
section l. That hcttsSllS 81 siiInt-
pN IN, ,St,ndfug. altrrius anu VIZ
ming Seventh Avenue ll wv - ar.
GIrgIrv, colorado, from lls hl'ss.f r1ty
,i,1,s In Nineteenth street lh s''N - =, !, !
~, nniut where said avenue Hs''
t>ists. one hundred tlupl 'fS,SrSd
,,s6irh point is about lhTt' '"' ~. =, gt,,1
Wf'trt,Ie tg5g, feet south OF tlt 't"'
MY nluT lr,,, ms ON Nineteenth street ~
t6at said seventh Avenue WI - ~ ifTtt
MS "A public street amy NA.,N - in
,H.ii5-F Hi55'IF' rom thr north side ot NineTT
trTntb Strrct To the noIla ,pat "a
Twgntieth street IN sai9 elIl t' ~
t"..gsifN Is hereby also declared 'N
t., fnr establishing, OPEN : e.l,-tr
,Ss, ait,riug and widening NIl,', ',N,,,. us
SfTIet from Eighth Avenue NS'L.s' t'' q
known as kToaaNAE iir.i T. iluW feet
l'i., f III. aII,y running nutlA SUs
south through Block ~ m .N....,,lt,.,,t7I,ri ,l,,7
I.. les. ,,, -aIi GIfv IrUm the said t.,NA %
',,,,...g,-,,, 10 SINtN Avenue lu ~4tn 80
shall bg Opened t1r Lhs GSt ''..',..'- '' , IN r..
uniformly one hundred ''''' icy.
"IS,i IsSS,tiI1n That aId sgys,n,N, ;lysjh.is ,.'.lj..i
De and 1Ee saTly w.d.r.I. d altered
- "a .,gI,Tg8 rF lt laid 1Gl upvnyd Il
...-H.G extended. uSt.-Nl. .rr
Ig.,.,..'rtr street which Is about iollH
- u p. tarr south OF flt norm s.'.
sY ma portion ot Ninetrrnil street
-.,g omen ana esls.ns. i' t.y fS
form and opened one ..."l, ,' SCI ,,t.s
.ggt 70 width W..t. - .-4 Z
1e and ~ .Alr,i--.s AI,,ii ~ afrg-Ttnt .s5sl f.
f'.. sautn af tng present t.Tm-l ls ~ I
said seventh Az m .-... /
S.rggt. 81 that saii seven
.zH# @
..-aF and extended. WI. g..
~. rau1sfruyr eE said SgNeH.. avenue
a width and VIII pr 'Plu r#.H
nous aud uniformly g-F
~yUrEIr.. ~rrlyf NL -..t q. ...-. 81.
section 81 That \.re.sgal.
.nf urltrH. tH De- .A-A ..H
.reg from Eighth AFtIEt .HA. --iiH
5.-y,.r ts ErHuGHayH .H said u... tn 81.
in.Hf where said street .~ a-a-N o.
inform width "i .H. --..-. -
- .TUET r4at west uE tEe west haIn-
9ry line af the alley Tanurs. 1orl1
ud south through STOCK II. Nr-'g-
rr4ar sTau be laid ont and open as
ulIic tUur6ug Htare and street ~ !
inform width uI one hundred 'l." l
aet continuously from EiS4ih Avenue
, sixth Avsnue m said city. II
section g. That the CRY Attorney ct N
AID Cfty uf Greeley be and is hereby /
empowered instructed, ana
rdtred. To proceed 20 the estauiSlluE'
Intending opening, widening and al, II
sriug OF said Nineteenth street ana
ala Seventh Avenue, as by law IN such
lSes made and provided
Passed and adopted. signed and ap-
~Uyed. this .--.----.--.- -uaN OF o'l"ueI
d. 1909.
ttest:
.................Cit Clerk.
First publication in Greeley Tribune
aptember ~. 1903. last publication
sptem Der so. 1903. II
The Greeley tribune., 1909-09-23
SUMMONS.

state OF Colorado, county of Weld, So.
In the district court.
The Newton Lumber and Mercantile Com.
pany, corporation, .pla intiif, VS.. viii.
lam HemminRsen. defendant.
The People OF the State of Colorado to
William Hemmingssn, the defendant
above named, greeting.
You are hereby required to appear in
an action brought against you BY the
Of Weld county. state OF pS CoIoradooc SCIdoc cour{ snd
answer the complaint therein within
twenty days after the service hereof, Il
out Of this coah.y shs county on 6yy or served
within thirty days after the service 1.Ie hepe.
adement Hi 4snstve by 81 The daS q service
20 eeps eas 6f pfTaSsf sSs eomnsSs OF !hs
sne tEie ap3pye entitled action be not served
hereof be made out Of this stats se ,bsr service
GAYS; aasys;ad aaddltlonal to the time hereinberore
pc allowed before the takine ne al answer vii
by default as aforesaid me NJ
Ihs ,t, said action is brought to obtain
the sum Of s2i3.ei she With itd ines.ns, iaeiend
1hsneGn ;pnn at the rate 81 per cent an
til the rendition OF indementc stcs; and iSGs' IN IN
sum Of $l7.7o, with interest thereonn IN .t .ne :
Psr cent a per annum from the I'd day ol
ment, and for costs Of suit and such atbse, 5ttbue
ano iurther relief as may seem meet nd
paopeI, ~ VIII more fully appear from tht
complaint in said action to which retar =
snce is here made, copy OF which !,
heTsso Asd yoa asssShed bsIs and served
fail to appear. and to answer fba :it y3t
compliant as above required, the sal.
p1ai;ntlh Ha;ni vii VIII take judgment by defaul
said complaint. e prayer
Glven under my hand and the seal n
said coprt at Greeley. in said county, n !;
9th day OF April. A. b. 1909. y I'M
c,, FRANK MADDEN
Colorado e'u county
FIRST publication in Greeley Trihur.
sept. = 90; last. Sept. %. 'O9.
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WILL BE AFTER DEER
SEASONS FIRST DAY

Ault, Sept. 22.-Jacob Hasbrouck.
president of the Farmers National
bank. and John Hayden have gone
10 the nils, where they will put in
= week or so fishin~ However. the
nrst hour OF the first day OF Octo-
Der, SO they declare, viii see tnem
out after deer. They expect to he
gone couple OF weeks.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-09-23
Good for Bijious,..

i took two of Chamberlain 9
otomach and Liver Tablets last
nleht' and | feel fifty per cont hetter
Inah ! have for weeks. We III
flrestone of Alegan, Mich "Tbev
are certainly a fine article ,or hi.
Samples free al urussists'
The Greeley tribune., 1909-09-23
JAP SETS PACE
AMERICANS MIGHT Copx.

!: Alter after spending the srmmer :
;. obthiI thins al summer regort to !;
:: in o9tain money to continna his ;:
: eaucation, Frank Yee, hr,1ht !:
:. zap BOY who attended snhoni :
!: mere last year, has retnrns o !:
{: nreeiey and will be enroi,ed IN IN J:
!: ane sixth grade of the Ew1h, & ):
: sraae building, with Mlss f nar ;:
{. .na whitman, teacher rronL !;
: mace good progress w,s 1ns h,s
!. Studies Studies last year. Durinn the % :;
). sumner at rn vacation he has hean );
:. m at Gebolla, mountain aS rasort neet !;
:. I'm, um .he Gunnison river ninetaan :
:. miles miles from GunnIson wba %,asaeea :.
:. Was employed as coop ere ne
:. motel motel, whore were rer,s.arns :, a nns !;
:. man many wealthy guests gE,s.e.ea fra .ea
:. nn5 nase ana from England IN WronS mi. i.
.:. nov now mas saved enough - sranx nax :.
:. boa ,or .his years schooIirst 20 pas Ms
!. mas mas ambitions to becomlF a ne !.
,orhey at law. 'e an at-
:" = = :. !. = =. =,
The Greeley tribune., 1909-09-23
LITTLE MEAiCAN GIRL
BECOMES BRlDl At

:. Malina Mandonado and Elias =
:. Ouiutano We're married MuldJy
;. morning in the private chapel =
:. at the parochial residenr by =
:. Rey. Andrew b. Casey. Both =
:. bride and groom are o the =
:, wealthier class of Mexican and =
:. viii make their home in Fort =
:. Collins. The bride is bu' . =
:. years OF age. Little MISS Nam q.
:. dun8do does not seem a. old =
:. even as the number of Years ::
:. given. She smiled prettily when =
). speaking to a .ribune reporter =
:. and lisped in broken Enrl.sh =
:. that she was glad to be maEled =
:. and thought it the first duty =
:. OF the woman. =
:. She said that it was the Gus :.
:. tom in her country for gir.s to :.
:. be married any time after they =
:. were ! . or 3 years of agc md :
:. said she thought they made :.
:. better wives. Quite a contrast =
:. is presented between the little =
:. Mexican girl and some O. the :.
:. Greeley schoolgirls of the same :.
:. age. This little girl is rea TO :
:: assume the responsibility oi :.
= matrimory at an age when most :.
= girls are just thinking o. en- :.
:: terins high school. =
:. = :. :. = !: :. !. !. !. + + + !. :. !. !.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-09-23
Every Family Should
Know This Receipt

For Group. Colds, and Pneumonia
Ir IS SO simple and honest that every
one AN make ii at home without any
trouble The Japanese have for cen
turieS used the ingredients and only
q few years ago have We discovered
them
NnN-Na>aline. pure three
ounces. Phe Chi Oil, two
drains.
PM I'M tightly covered jar and use
70 anoint chest and throat very Tree
ly. when Group or pneumonia Is sus-
nected Phe Chi Oil is imported bur
u Ngd in America and can be OBJ
tanned In original sealed packages
ar any druggist
The Greeley tribune., 1909-09-23
PAGE TWO
ruorosEp ORDNANCE >o.

An Nj ~ ',tDyuiug. Widyulus, lsN.yn" /,
,nE ana Altering ol NiUsig,.i.''. INV Sf
ana seventh Avenue, boo ,N, - ~,
Greeley, colorado NHa 'h'
Therefor.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-09-23

cG'S, Of r,,aen ,s,'snt, s \
The o,,S'' ,S''lMi
quent or.,'I,l oorrl,sia,l 7
acres, iis,u.!,Illoi',
p,, to 1900 II'''Au
pp,aan,ed lsGl;;
Planted d ,sss ,,ssss,.. j
'"'ed 1905, Il
Total
bearnS rSe ,Iylts resplts ,.,,,,1
| l59 acres, rsu' ,si sie \
together vj,s vi Ha
| ing; next Is ys,Tr ,Tr
rnG nah,l 1896 plaatj'S
M M, ana so n,
| ,,.I The yield O., ~
| S!aI WALL returns ha1.I
| leId pounds~.' s.'
| ~ slSi 1874,
Average Per INV
! Trees tapped a. !
! M, b,SlS SO,s
! Dividends, prst., f,t.,,
| -. lOG 20 4,
| Dividends =. ordIssu
/ 81 Is Ii
| .,1lps The COMPANY i
Grafton, a total i y J
Their incl ordinary al h
dia Rubber Nav M,s
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1909-08-14

Engineer Stoner established a
new speed record the other day
when he came from Hugo to
Sharon Springs a distance of
104 miles in two hours and two
minutes. Mr.. Stoner was pull
ing the St. Louis Colorado Linn
tied and left Hugo one hour late
Conductor F'ombelle told him at
Hugo that the track was clear
and that he could go to Sharon
Springs on time if he wanted to.
This Mr. Stoner proceeded to do,
only one stop in 1O4
miles. This is at Kit Carson
where the Limited stops for wat
er. Engineer Boganright re
Gently made the same run in two
hours and five minutes. The
editor happened to be on the
train that day and he felt like
for the bell-cord and
Mr.. Boganright to please
slow down. - Sharon Springs
Times
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1909-08-14
Patrons of Trego County High School.

You desire that your young
people will be pleasantly located
while attending High School.
We are making lists of all
places in Wa-Keeney where
those who attend the High
School may get rooms; board
and rooms or board, or may
work for their board This in
formation is being secured for
your especial convenience and
will be in the hands of the prin-
cipal, J. II. Neisley, who will be
pleased to aid you in any way
possible. Call at his home be-
fore August Both. or at his Office
in High School building after
August Both
J. Fl. NIESLEY.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1909-08-14
WILL BE WELL LIGHTED.
Carnival Will Have It's own Electric
Light Plant

The S. W. Brundage Carnival
attractions which will exhibit at
Wa-Keeney, Aug. 23rd, will IL
illuminate their shows and mid
way with their private electric
light plants, one plant being used
to illuminate the interior and
exterior of the various shows
and the other to light the mann
moth Garry Us-All. which is re
ported to be the most elaborate
portable riding machine manu
featured
Another good feature adopted
by Mr.. Brundage this season
is the discarding of the steam
engines which have always been
necessary in the past to operate
their plants and motors. This
season gasoline engines Of the
latest type have been purchased
and have proven a success. The
ever botherSome steam whistles,
wire cables and coal smoke will
be missed at this carnival and
when you go high up in the Fer
ris wheel, a cloud of smoke VIII
not prevent you from seeing the
man in the moon.
At Wa-Keeney one week, CONS
mencing Monday, Aug. 23rd
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1909-08-14
On Thursday afternoon Mrs.

On Thursday afternoon Mrs
J. II. Poffenberger and Mrs. @.
K. Sellers enter tanned about
twenty ladies at an informal tea
party at the home of the fol mer.
Dainty refreshments were served
in three courses after which the
guests asse m bled in the parlor
where Miss Edith Courtney fav-
oredst3se company with several
beautiful vocal solos The even
ing was spent in social inter
course and when the hour came
for going the ladies all expressed
as having had a de
lightful time.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1909-08-14
We added 4 new subscribers
to our list this week. Are you 1.
Carnival IN August.

Wa-Keeney viii have amuse-
ments galore for one solid week,
commencing Monday, Aug. 23rd.
The S. W. Brundage Carnival at
fractions will be here that week
and will put on the harvest Jubi-
lee and Carnival. Since showing
here last year we have been ad-
vised that several new features
have been added to the company
making it the best of all Carnival
attractions touring the state of
Kansas.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1909-08-14
MISS EDITH COURTNEY
Instructions in Voice
Special Work in Technique and
Tone Placement.
Notice to Contractors

Notice is hereby given that. until SIX p NJ
the First day of September. 1909. the conn
Gil of the city of wa-KeeDey. kansas. viii
ceive sealed proposals for the furnishing and
installation of the following material ana APP
paratus for the construction OF a water-w orks
system in and for the city of wa-keeney.
1. Pipe lines complete with valves, hy-
drants. etc
=. Engine. pump. and pumping apparatus.
8. water tower and founda ti0ns-
All of the above must be in accordance With
the plans and specifications which VIII be
found on file It the ONCE of the City clerk. wa
Keeney. Kansas. and at the ONCE OF the en-
gineer. Stockton. Kansas.
Each and every proposal must be acconpan-
led by a certified check of Two Hundred tS2OO)
Dollars. and must be made according to the
form furnished and must comply with the ar
ticIe in the specifications entitled Instruc-
tions Bidders
The city reserve Is the right to reject any and
1T. PURCELL.
Mayor.
City Clerk.
GEO. p TAYLOR. Engineer.
Stockton. Kansas
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1909-08-14

About one half inch of rain fell
a week ago, but it has been hot
and dry ever since
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Gard of Thanks.

- We desire to extend our heart
felt thanks to kind friends and
neighbors who assisted US dur
ing the sickness and death of
our beloved husband and father.
Mrs. Robert Rogers
and family.
James Rogers.
David Willy.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1909-08-14

Misses Bertha, Mable and
Cora Cook left for visit in Color
ado this week. On their return
they will stop to continue and
conclude their visit with their
aunt, Mrs. L. Schmidt.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1909-08-14

If anybody wants TO find Tom
Bundy these evenings just go up
to his house and he will be found
comfortably installed in brand
new garden swing putting his
Havana and watching the stars
shoot
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1909-08-14
NJ. |. s TR A u SS,
SCI EE<rlNIENIe OEOTICIAN.

The well known Eye Specialist will be in Wa-Keeney
August 17-ls- Anyone being troubled with their
eyes headache should consult him Immediately he
carries with him the latest aud most modern instruments
obtainable diagnose cases refer you
500 patients treated by him. All work guaranteed
viii make regular visits to Wa-Keeney, with head
quarters the American Hotel
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1909-08-14

Wa-Keeney is enjoying a long
felt need in the form of the new
bakery. Any thing delicious
from loaf of bread down to a
cream puff can be purchased
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Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1909-08-14

Miss Della Walker formerly of
Wa-Keeney, daughter of Rev,
Walker who was pastor of the
Baptist church at this place a
number of years ago, visited
with Mr.. and Mrs. E. d. Wheeler
a few days during the later part
of last week. Miss Walker IS q
teacher in a manual training
school in Boston. Her many
friends were very glad to see
her and regretted that she
could not make her stay III Wa
Keeney longer.
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