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Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1909-04-15

*For Sale-The southeast quarter
Of Section 26, Township 1874, Range IS,
In Emm0ns county, N. D.; go per
acre; 81 600 cash, balance ON time at 6
per cent. Address Box zoe, White
Rock, s. ID. (spS-l5l
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Notice for Publication.

DEPARTMENT or THE INTERIOR,
U. :. LAND OFFICE AT BISMARCK. N. d.,
March ~, 1909.
Notice is hereby given that
PHILIP JOHNSON,
OF Hague. North Dakota. who, on April I,
1908, made Homestead Entry No. 4OlS6 (Se-
rial No. 011459). for $. " OF $. w. y OF section
y, Township 1870 n. Range "a w. OF the Fifth
Principal Meridian. has 6lsd notice OF In.
to establish claim to the land above de-
scribed, before p. 9. Rocks, Clerk OF tho
District Court of Emmons county, N. D., ~
Linton, N. d., on the sth day OF Nay. 1909.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Ben Johnson. Of Hague, n. D.
John Berg. OF Hague. n. ID.
Frank Weigal, Of Hague. N. ID.
Adam senger, of Hague. N. d.
NJ. II. JEWELL, Register.
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Notice for pablicatisn.
DEPARTMENT or THE INTERIOR,
L. S. LAND OFFICE AT BISMARCK. N. D.,
March ILL., 1902

March III, 1909.
Notice is hereby given that
JOSEPH HAUER.
OF Hague, North Dakota, who. on March s
1908 made homestead entry No: elgS Use.
rial No. O4653), for =. E. u OF y. p. Of
Section ~, w. Y OF N. w. Z and N. w. u
OF s. w 4 OF section g. Township ~ n.
Range II w. OF Fifth Principal Meridian:
has filed notice OF intention TO make final
land above described. before r. g. Rocks.
Clerk OF the District Court OF Emmons
county. North Dakota, at. Linton. North
Dakota, on the 5th day OF May, 1909.
Claimant names US witnesses:
Franz Hulm, OF Hague: n. D..
AAasnssin R vsste =; q Hague, D.
Sebastian werltngef, OF Hague N. D.
n. II. JEWELL, Register.
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Notice for Publication.

DEPARTMENT or THE INTERIOR,
U. S. LAND OFFICE AT BIRMARCk. N. d..
March 10, 1909.
Notice is hereby given that
KARL BOSCH,
OF Strasburg. North Dakota, who, on April
Ia, 1907. made Homestead Entry No. 1882
SSerlal No. O3211). for $. F. u OF Section Q.
cipal Meridian, mas filed notice of intention
to make final communication proof, TO estab-
fish claim to the land above described. be-
fore T. u. Rocks Clerk of the District Court.
at Linton N. d., on the 18th day of May, 1902
Claimant names as witnesses:
Lorenz Schwab of StrasburR. N. d.
John Hoegel, OF Strasburg, N. ID.
Frank Hoegel, Of 6trasburg, N. ID.
Michael Keller, OF Strasburg, N. ID.
NH. JEWELL. Register.
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sEor sale-Several good teams OF
working and driving horses. Call at
VIM. CsrmtcEeal's livery barn.
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Notlce fer Pnbllcatlon.

Notice Ter Publlcatlou.
DEPAnrMENr or THE INTERIOR.
U. 3. LAND OFFICE At BIeMARCE, N. D.,
February %. 1909.
Notice is hereby given that
THOMAS MARTINSON.
OF Linton, North Dakota. who, on septem-
Dor Il, 1907 made homestead entry No. 1857
SERIAL No. 0l485). for N. =: y Of Section g.
la n. Range IS ". Of Fifth Prin-
cipal Meridian. has filed notice of intention
70 make 6nal 6ve-year proof. to establish
claim to the land above described. before l..
A. Weatherby. United States Commissioner.
Ct Linton, North Dakota. on the lst day OF
May, 1909.
Claimant names a. witnesses:
Olaf Larv,ck, OF Larvik. N. ID.
Frank swanson, OF Larvik. N. ID.
Anton Larson. Of Larvik, N. ID.
Oswald Naumann. OF Linton. N. ID.
NH. JEWELL, Register.
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loIS COUNTY RECORD
~ Q. Z. sTReerER.
'sees Nereh DsAsss.
soNksR PAIR OF THE COUNTY


IS IN t~sntlsth annual state Sun.
! y'euaool convention will hold SEES
49, u Grand Forks on May 18th,
1oeh and 10Th.
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Notice for FERTILIZATION.

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
L.. :. LAND OFFICE AT BISMARCK. N. d.,
a, 4
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DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
U. s. LAND OFFICE AT BISMARCK. N D..
rok,s IN -
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DEPARTMENT or THE INTERIOR,
U. :. LAND OFFICE AT BISMARCK. N. ID
Nrl,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-11-21
LECTURA CAMPESINA.

Enfamedad de los unimaks.-Y a
Sc hace mencl6n desde los tiempos
mas reomtos de la existencia y es
tragos causados por las enfermeda
des contargiosas entire los anlmales
domesticos.
Asi Noises hace menci6n de los
estragos de, carbunclo en- ell Milo La
terrible enfermedad contagiosa del
nue.mo iut conccida por Vegetiu
Renatus Y otros Investigators en- el
aho 3Sl 4. de c. Del rn'smo modo
la morrina negra el co.era de los
cerdos la peste de los puercos. Tu
berculosis Y muchas otras enferme
dades dominaron Ell ia fpoca de ls
superstition .gnorancla Y como
los metodos satlsiacto'ios de peeven
ci6n y tratamiento eran desconoc
dos sus devastacIones irecuentt
mente sumian 4 las naclones en- c
hambre v desperation.
Graclas las lnvestigaclones er
bacterologia de nuestros grande:
Laboratories cientif'cos que nos han
proporcionado vacunas. sneros y
antitoxlcos, pod.mos ahora impedil
cstas terr,bies epizootias y epld,
mias y por 10 menos iimitar mate
na'mente sus estragos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-11-21
HUMORIsMO.

Examen de Aritmetica:
El professor. cochero CORE i
una velocidad de 5 Kilometres por no
ra; otro 4 Ia de 6 llevando l de de
lantera, sdonde Sc encontraran?
Ell discipulo. En- la taberna.
Dos amigos Sc encuentran en- la
calle:
-Hola chico. &c ONO estase
-Hace POGO que he estado a les
puertas de la mnuerte.
-sQue me cuentas?
=, =. vengo ahora del cementen
rio.
Varias personals rodean un auto
m6vil que esta ardiendo.
-sQue es eso?-pregunta un
transeunte.
La Transformation de un auto
movil en- un auto. de Fe -contes
Ia otro.
-sPor que lloras, Luisita?
-iPorque todos mis- hermanos
tienen vacaciones, v yo no,
-sY como es que til no las tie
nes2
-Porque ellos van al colegio. V yo
no voy todavia.
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anduvo por la estancia y despues
fue q pararse en- el hombro del medi-
co, lamo el espiritu de su padre, y
al segundo grito el facultativo "Me
estan abrazando". 'sEs su padre?'
pregunte. Sc oyeron tres distintos
golpes en- ell extrmo de la mesa o.
puesta al lugarocupadopor Ia seho-
IA Paladino. Nos habia dicho que
tres golpesqueria decir "Sf", y dos,
NO. Luego despues sali6 una rata
ga de aire, apesar de estar las puer-
tas y ventanillas cerradas, y las cor
tinas fueron sopladas contra el cue
llo del medico. Salto de su asiento,
dejo la cadena y Sc nego a reunirse-
nos otra vez.
"El DR.. Oert ocupo la silla vacan-
te y llamo el espfritu de su padre.
Una masa de algo aparecio. Parecia
vapor y al principle nos figuramos
que era una cabeza con uno de sus
1odos oscurecidos. Era de aspecto a.
lie aior. 70 me atemorlce y creo
.ae los demas no los estaban menos
Pregunt6; sSe alegra de yer a su
hiio2 Sc oyeron tres golpes por res
puesta. "Bien, Papa, bendigame".
Su rostp expres6 contento y terror
por turnos, y dijo que 10 estaban ex
primiendo.
Ell professor Smeragliuolo dijo que
habfa pedido Yer i la madre y supi
CO que lie abr azara. Diio que sinti6-
perfectamente que lie hacian la seiia
de la cruz V le tocaron los labios CO.
mo en- accion de besarle. Esto Sc re-
pitio, NADIA mas que la segu nda vez
fue besado dos veces. diio. Luego vi
una vision, manifesto, Y fue sacu-
diendo el codo.
Despues la mesa alz6 dos pies de-
piso V cayo estrepitosame nte. Dura
te el seance dVo Mr. Herman que Ia
medium Sc la paso quei eiandose.
Ell martes en- Ia nocne hubo otras
manifestations que tern1inaron Gu.
ando el primer Official diio que lie ha-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-11-21
Cartas de un muchacho.

ST.. Director de ola Correspondent
cia' San Juan.
Distinguido senior:
Sc habia mucho de las cosas que
pasan en- las escuelas cuando hay
desavenencias entire maestros y nj
nos muchas veces Sc trata con ri
gor q los muchachos. Pero mientras
tanto cuando tenemos buenas notas
en- nuestras classes y nos portamos
bien, nadie dice una palabra. Todos
somos igual es y no Sc sabe cpales son
las notas de los ninos que mejor ira
bajan.
Yo he leido en- su perlodico que es
mi favorito por los enigmas, que
varios muchachos han escrto este
mismo. iPorque los maestros no pu
blican listas de las buenas notas de
los discfpulos? Suyo en- toda cona
deraci6n Mayaguez Is Nov. 1909
I'm nuchdchO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-11-21
cABIAS DEL PUEBLO.
fa dobloEia en- Ia linea
de los cares electrices.

ST. Director de 'sLa Correspondent
cis" San Juan.
Esdebeain eiudibie de toda empire
sa que del poblico vive correspon
der 8 este mejorando Jos services
que &,oambio de buen d}nero recibe.
Dssde hace 1nucho tempo el veecin
daro de la ci.dad y 81 que puebla 4
Santurce P. de Terra y Rio Piedras
y Hato Rey, deaea yer convertidas
en- realidad las mejoras que q 10 que.
Sc refiere 4 rap'dez del trafico de los
carros. eIe ct ricos. En- los
cruces sesuele perder mucho item
90 y este hace retrazar en- sus nego
clos y diligencias el gran ndmero de
personas que utilizan ese medic de
trasporte entre,la ciudad ysus pobia
dos cercanos
La concession de franqmcias para
81 restablecimiento de una doble via
que faciite el mejoramiento del ira
fico es coea va resueita por el Conse
10 Ejecutivo = no hay motive para q
la empresa referida dilate por mas
tempo 10 ejecuci6n de esas ohras que
seguramente redundarfan en- supropio
provecho al dar nayores facilidades
al gran pdblico que por la Inca tran
sta diariamente.
Urge el establecimiento de Ia do
bic via no vaya ocurrir que cansa
do el pub leo de tantas dilaclones S
busque en- otros medios de transpor
te su mayor comodidad y convenien
cia.
San Juan Nov. 10 de 1909.
Uno de los de atuera.
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bian abrazado, por el espiritu de su
madre. Ell termino Sc reaizo con ell
levantamiento de Ia mesa. xegdn fue
subiendo,l los que Sc hallaban 4 su de
rredor Sc fueron levantando. Cuando
la mesa lego Ia altura de seis pies,
cayo al suelo.
La medium fue recibida en- el NIUE
lie por Hereward Darlington, que es
tuvo enItalia hace algdn tempo con
el fin de investigar sus eiecuciones
logro hacerla que viniera este pals
pero despues de haberse negado mu
chas veces.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-11-21
CHIC PARISIEN.

81 iltimo n6mero de esta fsmoss
pubIizci6n, primers en gu clsse. ha
lleg.io { Ia Csso Gesgsi, representa-
tes de ella ea Pasrto Rioo. Ccntieae
lindtlmos irsies para recepcih, eslle.
vista baile- Vale else. Su.eip-
si1a "a zas $500 orc america
L. 3v q.
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M]@m@ma de [bat@lla.

Bajo la negra fusta guerrero que resta la,
reIncha belcoso sacddese el brnd6n,
vel acerado peto el bronco de la maya
de sables que Sc chocan imitan ferreo son.
Quitandose la hirsuta mascara de batalla
que jefe envuelto en- hierros, laca en- crespon,
mira el volcan cuya paida nieve estana
sobre un purpureo cielo la aurora del nip6n
Pero mira hacia el Este surgir glorioso Ell astro
en- Ell fatal mahana dejando aureo restro
deslumbrante surgiendo por detras del estero;
amparando sus ojos del hosti arrebol,
abre de un solo golpe su abanico de acero
en- cuya blanca seda Sc inflama rojo Soil
Jose Marid Here
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-11-21

UTIL.- La meningitis cerebroeS
nnal. Tanto Sc ha escrito aeerca de
Ia enfermedad en- los iitimos item
pos que ha iiegado 4 entrar en- q do
mimic ptblico el modo de uasladar
la. Asi proponemos nuestros anna
bies lectores un slstema de desiu
fecci6n de las fosas nasales ideado
por los Sres. Vincent y Bellus.
Para acortar Ia vida de los menin
gococes en- las fosas nasales la farm
ge y la boca estoe doctores preconi
zan las -inhaiaciones sguientes:
Yodo. 20 gramos
Guayacd. d........
Acido timico. o gr. 25.
Alcohol. 200 gramos
Estas inhalacfones deberan ir
acompa6ad.s de una untura de las
amigdaas y de4afannge hechs con
torunda de aigod6n en- rama imnreg
nsds de giireriaa vodsda l-30
Por dltjmo Sc harSn frecuenoes
gargarismos con aqua oxigenada
6 20.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-01-07
Two Cents to Germany.

A long step toward bringing the
United States and Germany to closer
relations was taken Jan. when the
2-cent postage rates between the
United States and Germany became
operative. This is the second coun-
try with which the United States has
entered into such postal arrange
ments, the 2-cent letter rate with
Great Britain having gone into effect
last October. This government has
expressed q willingness to enter into
similar arrangements with France,
bat no negotiations, it is understood.
have been undertaken to this end.
The new rate OF 2 cents an ounce
applies to correspondence sent direct
BY sea between the two countries, and
not to that which is sent through an
intermediary.
But it should be borne in mind by
correspondents wishing to avail them
selves Of the cheaper postage that
their letters must be marked as in
tended for steamships sailing direct
from New York to German ports,
otherwise their letters will be sent by
way Of England and France and the
old Postal Union rate Of 5 cents will
be charged. Further it should be
noted by letter writers that letters
from this country reach Germany
quickest by way Of England and con-
sequently II speed is their object the
old 6-cent rate must be paid.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-01-07
Good Roads and the Farmers.

A Kansas farmer is now compelled
to use four horses to haul load Of
wheat to his local market or to his
nearest shipping point. He has no
choice either In the matter Of select
ing the best market or the shipping
point that would afford him the low
est rate or the best service, He must
transport his produce to the nearest
place. IA
II Kansas had modern public roads
four horses would carry twice the
amount Of their present capacity and
in addition the farmer would be able
with less labor and inconvenience to
select the local market that paid him
the best price or the railroad that
offered him the lowest rates and the
most efficient service.
In addition to the dividends good
roads would pay to the farmer in the
matter Of the cost Of transportation
the land upon which bis wheat is
grown would practically double its
value IS an investment.
The good roads question merely re-
solves itself into this simple problem
for the farmer: How can be afford not
to have themP-[K. G. Star.
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TOrrens System Of Transfers.

Real estate men Of the state are
| Interested in a movement to have
Kansas adopt the Torrens system Of
title registration. A bill to that
effect will be introduced and active
efforts are being made o interest
the whole state in 1t.
The system of land transfer aud
re I. istering titles, commonly known
as the "Torrens Land Registry Sys-
tenn" had its originin Australia, and
derived its name from Sir Robert
Torrens, who introduced 1t. 1t was
adopted there in 1858 and attention
was first called TO it In this county by
Governor Russell Of Massachusetts,.
1t has been adopted In full, in a modi-
fed form in Massachusetts,, New
York, California, COhprado, Illinois.
Minnesota, Oregon and Washington,
and at the last election was voted to
be adopted in Oklahoma. II has also
been installed by the act Of congress
in the Hawaiian and Philippine Is
lands. 1t has been adopted in most
Of the provinces Of Canada, and in
many parts Of Europe.
1.-THE need Of some new system OF
land transfer" says circular issued
In Wichita and sent to this office, "is
shown by the ever increasing dIsCOn-
tent and dissatisfaction caused BY de-
lays and expense attending our pres
emit method, which is by no means
perfect. The delay and expense at
tending it form a serious tax upon
purchasers and mortgagers Of land
and bears with especial weight upon
owners Of small estates. Under our
practice q new examination Of the
title is usually made upon each sale
or mortgage ola piece Of land in spite
Of the fact that sufficient examine
lions may have been made In former
transactions.
These repeated re.examintions.
generally needless, not only cause
useless expense, but delays which
involve Q serious loss.
"UDder the TOrrens system an off,
cal examination 10 substituted for an
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-01-07
OUR SPECIAL MARKET LETTER

Notes on this weeks Kansas City stock
market written for the REFLECTOR by J. X
Van Worst Of the M. K. & T. Commits
sion Coz
KANSAS CRY, Jan. Give have had
heavy receipts Of both cattle and hogs
first two days this week. This we
think is due to great many who
wished to hold their stock until after
the first Of the year to market them,
consequently the markes has declined
considerably on both cattle and hogs.
There is heavy run Of short fed
stuff coming now and prices on the
best of this kind are fully Zoe lower
than last weeks best time. While
the good heavy fat cattle are still
active, selling fully as high as any
time last week. Good, heavy, Aeshy
feeders are in strong demand at
prices ranging from $3.50 to $3.50.
Best quantity OF stockers are selling
fully as high as last week. All kinds
Of stock COWS and heiiers are in
strong demand selling around s2.76
to $3.50. The veal calf market is
highest Of the season, tops today
$500
There we're about $4,000 hogs re.
ceived today and the market opened
slow and draggy at prices 8 to 100 be-
low yesterday but the yards were
pretty well cleaned up at the close Of
the day and we do not look for more
than a temporary decline in the
hog market at any time in the near
future, but we do believe that hogs
will sell higher this next spring than
they did last.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-01-07

unofficial one, and the result when
once sufficiently ascertained is given
conclusive effect in favor Of the owner
and his title is made perfect against
all the world. A marked contrast be-
tween two systems. Then again a
title is examined once for all and
there is no need for re. examination,
as all subsequent acts and proceed
ings must be brought to the registrar
to be noted on the official records and
placed upon the duplicate certificate
In the owners possession"
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-01-07

The following Is the list OF IN
claimed letters remaining in the Abb
lsne poslofice for the week endinl
Jan. 4. 1909. Have your mail ad
dressed to your street number and
will be promptly delivered.
LR1rEHs.
Ansbury, J Frank Bell, Mrs. w.
BroWnJE Brady, Mrs Mani
Chsncs, RW olaWson. Preston q
Combs, Homer 0ompersi samuel
GraFG, RB Kiefef, Mrs Ed
LuFfe. Edison Moore. Eugene.
Mel. Edward Probasco, Mrs A
RousrT ABB Stevens, Ohaa
Neaafnr Mrs. Fl0rentine Wilson, WB
Bots. Miss Margaret Belle q
CARDS
Rerkev. Mr. Ellen Colmau, VIII
Onoon-t IN 0ieslelhofHt n II
Gie1dennIne. Joseph Harria Otto p
Hofron. Mr. Mortimer kilborn- Katherine
nIIer. nInl Flora euarE1 Mss LottiI
Warren, WmJ
One cent viii be charged for al sd
vertissd letters
Persons calling for the above VII
please say "adVsrtissd" giving data
R1cBkRp Wkamo, ?. n.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-01-07
Columbian Club Meets.

The Columbian club was enter
tanned this afternoon BY Mrs. H. &.
.Ackers. The program includedi
Song. "JuaBita;" what Tribes First
Inhabited Kansas, Mrs. Nusz; music.
indian. Miss McShsai Indian Legends,
Mrs.. Taylor; The Relation Of tbs
Govsramsnt % ths IndIsn,r Mrs.
Mar. Chief Charnctsrinfies Of he
1ndtaa. Gf0up n; Ron CAL. Different
Iaiiar Tribes
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-01-07
RBCEET EXPEDITIONS.

Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. R. G. Ton
kin, a daughter.
--Brenizer Bros. shipped two cars
Of cattle to Kansas City.
The county commissioners are in
session closing up the BUSINESS Of the
year.
Mrs. G. A. Case who has been i'll,
threatened with pneumonia, is i'm
proving.
&C. G. Huffman shipped two cars
of horses to Chicago. One 5000 mare
died last night just before shipping.
District Clerk elect Rowe is learn
ing the ropes Of his new position pre-
paratory to taking charge next week.
Frank Parent has an exhibit Of
Black Langshans at The poultry sh w
at Atchison and expects to win pre-.
miums galore.
Skating is good on the creek and
the young folks are hoping for con-
tinuance Of cold weather so that it
may freeze the river.
Lost, on road south Of Abilene,
light colored muff. Finder leave at
this office and receive reward. II
Walter Macdonald has sold his
handsome big St. Bernard dog to the
K. U. athletic association whose mas
cot it will be during the coming sea-
son.
Jacob jacobson writes from Gle
burne, Kansas, for the REFLECTOR.
He says: al am an old resident Of
Dickinson county, lived at Enterprise
or 8 miles southeast for SO years"
TO correct erroneous reports it is
stated that the amount contributed to
help E. s. McCombs who was recent
ly burned out amounted to $3.50 in
cash and some clothing. The family
greatly appreciates the kindness.
-J.,W. Brooks of Chicago has been
appointed travelling freight agent Of
the Chicago, Cincinnati & Louisville,
with headquarters at Muncie, Ind.
He was formerly agent for the Union
Pacific at Abilene, Kas.-[ *. Q. Jour.
nal.
On the editorial page are three
New Year sentiments. One poem is
by Guy Lee, a former Abilene boy
now an assistant editor on the Chi
cago Tribune. It is a well-written
sentiment that Abilene folks will en-
ioy. The other is taken from a ho'i-
day card received from Walt Mason
of the Emporia Gazette. The prose
is by F. D. Blake, advertising mana
ger OF the Deere Pillow Company and
is from New Years card he sent out,
j. t. Prendergast receiving one from
which thia ia takan
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". C, GuTphsy,AuGtiORsST
ABILENE, KANSAS
Phone re
will sell as follows:

Jan. sO-DawsOn 4 Son. EndicOtt,
Neb.
Feb. 6-Combination sale, Abilene.
Feb. s-samneI Hartman, Holland.
Feb. Al. W. Baier, Elmo, Hogs.
Feb ls-J. @. BoWssr, Talmage.
Feb. 29-M. L. Tucker, Elmo.
Feb. sc. n. Carver, Abilene.
Feb. 24-D. Rassnbsrgsr, Elmo.
Nurch III. 7. MoCulluch, Clay
Center
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24O Acre Farm for Rent.

About 1870 acres under cultivation,
20 acres in alfalfa, 40 acres in pasture,
40 acres in hay land. 10 acres in hog
pasture, balance in timber and apple
orchard, Good improvements; 81
miles to Navarro, Al miles to Wood
bine. Cash rent $3.50, one-half in ad-
vance. Good reference required.
MRS. LEONARD ScHwENDENER,
1S-tf Hope, Kansas.
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Teachera' Examination.

There will be a regular examina-
ton OF applicants for teachers certih-
Gates in the county superintendent
office, Abilene, Kansas, Friday aud
Saturday, January 20 and 80, 1909,
commencing at s O'Clock .. m. each
day. Z. S. MCCORMICK,
90. Supt. Pub. instruction.
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morning BY Abilene Milling 90.
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