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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-12
Laces, Nets and
Embroideries

Pongcc-eolor Net Bands, silk EN-
broidefed yard, 2se and BE.
Net Bands. silk embroidered, in
black. brown. navy. copenhagen and
electric blue; yard, 2'e and Nc
B-lneh Pongcc-color Net. cmhroi.
dercd with mcdium-size coin spot I;
yard, 7Sc.
iS-iuch Net. embroidered in clover
leaf design yard, Sl2S.
i2-inch Imitation Tucked Net. in
white only yard, 7Se.
Pongec-color Venise Bands. two
to three inches wide yard, 2le and
2oc.
l8-inch Swiss and Nainsook Cor
set Cover Embroidery. in several at
traetiyc patterns yard, 2Sc. 5Se and
Soc.
All-Lincn Tofehon Edges, one
half inch to Ia inches wide, yard,
nc, Basement Halesroom.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-12
Vial Women
AreOoui>d
-~-..--...---.---0

Miss OLIVIA Salamanca. a Filipino
SRI. won the Agnes Robinson. Mes
ncr prime for anatamy At the Phlla
dolphla WomenH Medical college
Mrs ophslia AnlEh. auperiuteud
eni 81 the Illinois state training
school Tor girls. made q plea al the
National Conference u Charities
and Correction at buffalo. for the
girl Who Il somewhat defective but
not feeble minded Ahs eonisnda
that. when girls of this class como
before a Judge for commitment 10
an Institution. u never occurs 10
him that they are irresponsible and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-12
ABOLISH FrArHIR pusrGR.

DETROIT. Mich, July When
ano.savsuih q ths worlds deaths
are eaHari IS consumption. Il l.
time that we did sa1ne soaring af
tho people m the suhiaci u tubor,
cuiosls. declared he liilis Cal.. Of
tho New Yafh STATE department "
health. before the American Institute
u Homeopathy
The household feather buster IL
a most potent means = scattering
cunaumpiiru Eerma Why % hauss.
wives una faathor duatars anyway 2
rhsY snn't r.msye dust. thsf only
redlsitibuie u Their Manufacture
should b. prohibited By lar what
shall ee uss IN our hauasag Why.
iamn cloth. u caufsa~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-12
Values from the
Drapery Section

Arabian-color Nottingham Lace
Curtains. strong mesh, Pa yards
long, two attractive patterns; pair.
7se.
Cords and Fringes. odds and ends.
including wide and narrow fringes
with tassel- or ieather-e edge and silk
Cords; yard. Sc
White Enameled Curtain Poles, 4
feet long and A-inch in diameter,
complete with brass-tipped white
metal ends, and brackets; l0c.
Couch Covers, in dark Oriental
stripe effects, OF good, strong fabric,
y inches wide. suitable for extra
wide eouehes and couch beds; Sl.50
each. basement salesroom.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-12

the sugar heating in the oven In
a basin BE vCry careful not To
melt IL. but have Il Just heated
through Add the sugar TO tho
juice atlr until dlssol I'd bringing
once more 10 the boiling paint. aud
usually L Is thea lrliy aud rcady
for the glaaana Stand In tho sun
shine va finish and goyor
Red currant Jelly.
Prepare the rurfanis 40 given for
small fruits Heat them mashinr
well Pour them iafn tho sally bag
wfaHs from hot water and drain
over nirht. or Tor several hours Re.
turn tho iuiee On the kettle and boil.
a quart AZ a timo. 20 minutes Add
the heated sugar stir until dis
solved Boil. put a teaspannml in
a saucer and stand ON Ice OF In cold
water n IL conEuals or lalllos at
ones remove from tho flro and pour
Into atcrilifad slasaes Cool and
cover with paraiiina melted and
poured over them
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-12
Women's Sample Skirts
$4.85 and seas

The Skirts comprised in this offering are
all new Fall models, the sample line of a
leading New York manufacturer; being
samples, no two of these garments are
alike. -p.--.., ...-.-p.
AT %.S5-Women's Sample Skirts of good quality
navy-blue and black panama; also shown in black
voe. All are late models, including gored-fare and
custer-plated effects some plain-taored with mar
row stitched bands, Others trimmed with bands,
narrow satin pipngs and small jet or silk buttons.
AT S6.45-Women's Sample Skirts of excellent
quality black wolfe and navy-blue or black chiffon
panama made with many cores and Tapped tailor
stitched seams or in the new plated styles finished
with bands of satin or aeta and buttons of jet or
self material.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-12
Seasonable Neckwear
at Moderate Prices

Dutch Chemisettes, combination of
lawn, Valenciennes lace and embroi-
derry; 25c and SOC each.
Jabots formed of lawn, Valen-
eiennes lace. embroidery and baby
ribbon; &c and 25c each.
Soft Dutch Collars, trimmed with
imitation baby Irish edge and in
sertion; 2Se.
Fancy Stock Collars, in a large as
sortment OF styles 2sc, 3sc, SOC. 4Se
and Soc each
Dutch Collars in several effective
designs; pc.
Box Ruohing, six neck lengths in
box. assorted styles PC box.
Tourist Ruching. box of three
yards, &c.
Tourist Ruehing, box Of six
yards. pc. -Rasemen, salesroom
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-12

need constant oaro to keep thrm
from COINS wrung The judge. as
we'll ~ bet PARENTS. calls such a giri
hayward. luepfrisihln. aud some.
times vicious. bat never defective
These Eirls arr usually fond II "a.
citcment. dfeas. and display. and
what faculty and chsrsy theY poe
sesa afe turned In this direction
The pawur II reasoning out thinga
for their own benefit seems 10 Be
an unknown quantity. sn Tar aa GOOD
h concerned, and they are easily
turned aside from the right path and
into the wrong ono They should be
considered detectives. aud commit.
ted a. such.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-12
MAINLY ABOUT
WOMEN
w. s*sosestsNse


Few girls can wear earrings. even
though they be- tho style OF the
moment without locking More or
lnaa unrOflued
AZ. however there are many who
wear n thlus regardless of hocum
ingnesa. u IL happens 10 bc tho
mode Of the moment II Is we'll TO
acquire a few rules so To the har-
monF between certain styles ct var
riusa and certain types " face
She OF the broad face and dumpy
figure must moi wear the great SIP
ny hoops that ARE 30 much favored
just nov
A young piQuanta face Is often
enhanced hy the glpay or aenolc"
earrings VI dull gold hnt the dark,
heavy featured glrl should beware
lost they make hur face lose IN &c.
tinement
The rifl with q swunllko neck Is
tho only glrl WIN can safely Bdarn
herself with the elongated pendants
that are no charming In jewel case
and 50 ronefallY tryins Ia the ears
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-12

|uAlles olr0 l',.' - ~ H' NJ, ,,r
"a apeerialniies# by perfect
=. "a. ranses. a plentiful sup
4 I ,- I'M With a knevlolse OF
= ' lime Of tlpene@ TO buy
a. .e 10 eise the best results
XVI m nc modoru appliance.
M n, Kitchen united
~ desire to giye puro Jelly
.mlly. ialNmakins has tic.
frat pleasure ,.s5
I. lhc basis Of ifnlt ieilles
X, N. eisaieut 10 Che luige= oil
m uhsn q trlile undorripe
.noua Il to feleiani's or
ovsrripe fuit 81 used or
=, cooked too lons o lasea
IVY w, .r,psrties The small lui.y
" a,nd rurranis should BE-
a,sr carefully 10 remove all
imperfect fruit then
~ ,,ovly IN the preserving kal'
VI dashed we'll with a wooden
A. masher Pour the fruit
,hrecenfuercd ic.ly hag
4 I. eom two ihieknesaos of
..,elh thst has been washed
4 .,,,sred for use Awaya drip
|,',s strong harness hook
Il, ~ b. purchased from All,
|..,.,s dcpaTiment, fastened over
~ or ahk. and suspend the
~ irum lhis, Wher % can
|. III iarsc bowl or crock
4. "a md his very convenient
-,ss olher things besides Jelly
n he larker fruits arr uaeA
4 "a cut them into small
:. IA barely cover With water
/, - seatiy until the fruit is
Il ~ he ialees we'll started
q n Juice Is strained measure
= most fruits ailoe three
q nouud Of suEur TOT
~ q lalee Some will take
4 "a some more nrlng one
Z 4 dis iuies to the boiling
q "A boil q minutes ssim-
4. asa Ia the meantime. have
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-12

have had no use for orutches
since ! took ne first Bake oven
treatment am entirely free from
pain and soreness and attend my
daily pursuits without the slightest
feeling Of rheumatism. The Bake
oven treatment Is wonder and II
fixes fellow up In hurry Lough.
ncy q Loughuey have their offices
20 t.e Peoples Bank building. cor
ner Of Second and Pike. suite ga
Thef give free consultation They
have connected with them Or y II.
McClalland e medical practitioner,
who auperluteuds the work and the
treatment u each aiid oyery case.
Yours fof the Bake Oven,
islRnedl !. W. 0LAZlER,
2l5 END Av. North. Seattle. Wn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-12

The Rings and Chains Ne Gives You
Most sold ornaments, when plain
or worked and unadomed with
gems, should be- washed 10 warm
aoapsudH from time TO time. excel.
lent results being obtained II fuw
drops Of aal volatile are added 10
the hot water before making the
lathef In the case Of chains com.
poadd Of close iinku. witch are most
apl tn harhof ART and dust fuw
remedies equal that Of placing them
IN SOAK In a battle half fall Of warm
suapsuts mixed with a little Pre-
pared chalk
The chains should be ieft Tor a
few hours, Aiter which the bottle
must b. we'll shaken. the iathuf
poured on and tho ornaments first
rinaed In cold water and then dried
a. thoroughly as possible
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-12

free, painless extraction frco. A fulluet Il
tocth from Eve dolafa up; gold crowns
four dollars, porcelain cfuwntf2, 30, e4nrti 8.
bridge work four dollars PET tooth iroldinlay
fiillnTa and all other work At half the price
charged by ether Arstc laas dsntista lido tie
same work done By other high elhsl dentists
for half the prize charged by the combine
association dentists. 10 years In practice.
EDWIN J. BROWN. ia flut Ave-. ses,,l.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-12


~ M veal. hmh Or beef add
! ! s,sckefs rolled nae and q
1ss q haeon. chopped. sea
Y. sh pepper and leman
pals,ea viih we'll beaten esq
,aass 10 . oaf Cut strips Of
r. "a insert IN loaf. lsasias
I - hllf est Pour a curiGl q
r..xs afeand loaf aud bake an
y n hacon will haste meat
r..xfly When cooked place
4 ut platter. add more to
~ i What is left 10 pan,
~. slih foar. thea strain and
krs 10 hsf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-12

/ III W batter. ~ cups flour
| q, nor. ~ level teaspoons
NJ psasl. ! sgss lveli baat.
CIV milk. \ cup walnu,
nitkmsst Ia pieces, and I lea
rfsarlla Cream the butter
,3zs Thea walnut meats. eggs.
h " sanlll& SUI -four and
IA pvtef Together. add aud
y tf5pssly. Bake Ia sheet Is
at4 | use English xaiuais
hi tsssnt others When cold
4 bs,ian With white irustlas.
llrs smoother. and place whnie
- Il meats On top
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-12

Equal Quantities Of prepared
-four aud pastry flour using lcas
shortening than for all pastry n
you have no prepared flour use
baking powder, a good teasponnl
Tor 2 pies
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-12

f'st : pounds Of dates. put the
no preserving kettle with
- pint q water and place over
M zntll heated, then add |
Y Of uaaulaied sugar. a little
= hrmeg asd a small piece Of
caqs and stir until the mis-.
esonea quite thick then pour
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-12

Given special and careful attention
BY our specialist BRING them In for
trouble. Our charges are very
moderate.
sCuuoHARD OPTICAL co.
1907 second Ave,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-12
SAVE MONEY
and AVOID PAIN

Lot me pay yuur way
10 tho Alaska Yukon EN-
position. A dental war q.
on In Seattle, lam hfhtlng
the State Dental comtiuc.
and ny prizes an rciucud
from twenty five 70 forty
- Ns.l....tl .....I.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-12
Women's 0xfords at
sI.6S, s2.65 and $2.95

Russia Calf Butcher Oxiords. new
last. sircct-weight sole and military
heel Sl.6S.
Russia Calf Lace Oxiords. new
shape medium heavy sole and Cuban
heel Sl6s.
Patent Colt Lace Oxiords. wei,
sole and Cuban heel sos.
Brown Wei Kid Oxiofds. welt sole
and military heel. sos.
Patent Kid Button Odords. gray
cloth top and handtufned sole
S26s.
Bronze Cali Oxiords, Colonial
tic. Goodyear welt sole and Cuban
heel sos.
Winc-coior Oxfords. three-eyelct
tic, Goodyear welt sole and Cuban
heel SO basement Halesfnefn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-12


Bancroft Pudding.
Two and one half tablespoons II
butter Just warm STIR tn tsAeup
sugar aud eggs we'll beaten. tcas
sponns of cream Of tartar in pint
flour. teaspoon soda In cup
sweet milk Flavor with nutmeg
or lemon tiakc Y hour and serve
hot with sauce.
Sauce for sams-ono cup sugar
y cup butter. 2 tablespoons flour.
y pint hot water. wine glass Of
vine OF brandy Use juice nf lem.
on instead Of wine, II desired.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-12
| A BIG
CROWD

"a sdsaniase yesterday Of
ne iflp hat We are offer
= slslt The nFemerton navy
tl md Dattlsships. Only
y . nv Of them we're sight
sn A. We sold "a lots and
~ D Navy Yard City Con
'i'l'e Investors DO not Jump
&eluilonS You have 10
" hen That their money il
" arrested These are the
y people that We are viii
~ take
At OUR EXPENSE
Dioye to them that they
~ eiiain Of a good profit In a
" 'lne On an Investment Of
~ aniiafs Navy Yard CTS
assg,ide the government
=, Y Y. ~ at Bremerton. To-day
NJ y saa buy large lots In thls
iioni addition at SO n19
,,. \. tims Of u down and 81
4. alI Certified abstracts
tslsf 10 and pald M Nc
n % aon l. % easy paymonta
~. ~ sel lots Of work in'the
\ Y. y. lafd CAN at our ofilse ana
r.'s aa ~ On the fast new
), ~ "a. leaving colman dock
h. me v, daily. my Minutes
~. We are taking erow'
'"esIoN DEVELOPMENT
COMPANY.
'''y st. Ground Floor.
pil n.
" write for maps and
prices
~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-12

made with tucks across front, close
fitting neck and turnover collar.
AT75e-Morning sacques Of good
quality, washable pereales. in dark
and light colors. Made with broad
tueks across shoulder, close-iitting
neck, turnover collar and cuffs fitted
belt and circular peplum.
AT sl00-Morning Sacques Of
light-colorcd lawn. in variety Of at
traeiive patterns. made in same style
as sacques al 7se. described above.
-Hassfnent Raierroont
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'fPOM1M
IyCOK BOOK


Into IAN and cover IN the usual
waY Easily made and inexpensive.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1909-09-23
LIVED LIKE A SAVAGE.

There is preserved in the Bodleian
library, Oxford, an innkeeper's bill
for breakfast eaten in England by
Peter the Great of Russia. The car
and his 20 companions managed to
dispose of half sheep, quarter of
lamb, ten pullets, II chickens, three
quarts of brandy, six quarts of
mulled wine, seven dozen of eggs,
with salad in proportion. Peter was
always a hard drinker He would
drink a pint of brandy and bottle
of sherry for his morning draft !;
after dinner he managed eight bot
ties of sack "and so to the play
house." But his favorite drink was
hot pepper and brandy.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1909-09-23

In the deathof Governor John
son, of Minnesota, that state, and
the country at large has sustained
a great loss. Without reference
to his political beliefs he was an
honest man, one who feared not
to declare his beliefs or princi-
pies and stand by them. This
honesty of purpose and fearless
ness in action made him a Demo-
Graf, the Governor of a Republi-
can state, and emphasizes the
growing habit of voters to vote
for a man who they believe has
the interest of the voters at heart
and to do this without respect to
party affiliations.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1909-09-23
UNTAMABLE TASMANIAN WOLF.

About as untamable an animal as
ever came into captivity has been
added to the collection in the. form
of a Tasmanian wolf. The new ar
rival, the first of it's kind received
for long time, hates mankind with
a deathless hatred and makes no pre-
tense of gentler feelings. 1t lies
coiled up in the remotest corner of
its den all day, even the offer of food
being an excuse for an outburst of
boundless fury.
The tiger of the southern CONT
nent owes humanity little gratitude.
There has been war between them
since they first met. Somewhat
smaller than a wolf in size, with a
doglike face, long, tapering tail
and in color grayish brown, with the
hinder part of the back and loins
marked by black cross bands, the
thylacine, to give it its scientific
name, is a very distinctive animal.
Globe.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1909-09-23

Meade should fix several places
on the principal streets. Per-
haps the most urgent is from
north of the court house south
to where Fowler avenue crosses
Carthage avenue, and the next
most urgent is from the National
hotel west to Mrs. ]. r. Griggs
residence. For the most part
only few loads of dirt is needed
along any one property front.
If the city has used up available
money in the streets and alleys
fund, it would pay the property
ownersto do this work voluntary.
The travel from the depot is down
Fowler avenue and the condition
of that thoroughfare is not such
as to cause a stranger to fall in
love with the town.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1909-09-23
low citizens of any such person
will hold such person RESPONSE
BILE.

If the president or any mem
Der of Congress believes for a
minute the voters of Kansas did
not know what they wanted, or
do not know what their rights are
he or they are mistaken. If any
member of the Government be-
1ieves that the voters of this state
do not know how to maintain
their rights at the polls he or
they are mistaken. The west
has not been in the habit of yield
ing its rights to any person with
out reference to that persons
official position and we are of the
opinion that it will not now.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1909-09-23

It pays to advertise. A young
man lost his gold watch, and
knowing that lost and want ads
in the News always brought re-
suits he came in and handed us
a notice about 9 a. m. Tha t
afternoon he saw a rabbit near a
weed patch in the north part of
town, and gave chase. He ran
only few rods when he found
his watch hanging on a sunfower.
Yes, it surely pays to advertise
in the News.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1909-09-23

The law presumes that an
officer does his duty or is doing
his duty, and we have no reason
to believe that our officers are
not doing their duty in regard
to ferreting out and bringing to
justice the party or parties
responsible for the fire of Friday
nihgt. For the information of
the public we will say that the
duty of finding and bringing be-
fore a competent court the per-
son or persons responsible for
the fire lays with the following
officers: D. P. Wysong, county
attorney, ]. S. Price, sheriff of
the county, and Henry Smith;
city marshal of the city of Meade.
These officers the public have a
right to hold individually re-
sponsible for a strict devotion
to duty in any case of this sort,
and they will so hold them.
There is also duty by the pub
lie which these officers have a
right to expect of it, and which
they do expect from it. Any
citizen who was near enough at
the beginning of this fire to know
anv facts which would be helpful
| to the officers, or who of their
own knowledge know any thing
learned since the fire should re-
/ late to some one of the officers
all that they do know-not what
they surmise, but what they
actually saw and heard-which
NAV be of use in searching out
/ the matter. The fellow citizens
to any person with such knowl-
edge have a right to hold him
responsible for the manner in
which he does his duty in this
i respect, and we believe the fell
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1909-09-23
KEEPING WHAT SHE HAD.

The fiat was like an oven when
they opened the door. "Why don't
you throw open the windows?" they
queried.
''Neverw cried the fiat dweller.
GIVE had too hard time getting
this heat in here. I won't let out a
tiny speck of it. They shut off the
heat and I had to go all over the
house and get every fiat dweller to
threaten to leave if they didn't turn
it on. 1t was awful Open a win
dow on the peril of your life. That's
all"
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1909-09-23
PERFIDY PROPERLY PUNISHED.

els it true, Mildred" asked the
sweet faced, soft voiced matron,
caressing her beautiful daughters
golden brown hair, ''that Lillian
Garlinghorn tried to supplant you in
the esteem of Lieut. Ketchley?"
'She made a stab at it." yawned
Miss Mildred. 81 wasn't particular
ly crushed on the loot, but when I
got wise to the fact that Lii Gar
linghorn was trying to cut in 1
thought I'd just show her that | had
her beaten to cold storage omelet,
and | did it,
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1909-09-23

Every farmer in the county
has right to feel pride in the
premiums won at the Hutchinson
fair. Many have colts of the
same strain, and others of SINH
lar stock, and calling the atten-
ton of the world to the class of
horses and COWS owned in the
county will bring buyers.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1909-09-23

In connection with the great
lead made by the Meade county
Morgan horses at the state fair,
it is but justice to give their
groom the credit due. Mr.. Frank
Bird of Meade had this exhibit
in charge as boss horseman, and
he is said to have dressed them
up in proper order.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1909-09-23

The wonderful progress of the
west was uniquely illustrated
by w. c. Eckhart, Marion
county farmer. He 'emigrated"
back east and purchased 1000
acres of land not far from Rich
mond, Va, planted a big patch
of alfalfa and cut three crops
from it last year. Alfalfa was
an unknown quantity to the Vir-
ginia farmer, and the westerner
is making the natives of the Old
Dominion state pick up their ears
in wonder. He introduced
mum Der of farming utensils in
common usuage in the west, they
were all but unknown TO the Vir-
ginian grapgers. Kansas may
not be sup" very far on antiques
and war "reminiscences but when
it comes to farming she can show
the Virginia people lot of nov
elt1es.-Hutchinson Gazette.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1909-09-23
AN EXAMPLE At HAND.

q tell you, my boy, it's steady
push and perseverance that wins
true fame in this world-not the
brilliant and ephemeral effort of the
moment"
81 guess you're right, professor.
1 notice that goal from the field is
to count but three points hereaft-
er."-Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1909-09-23

Henry Brinckman came up
from his alfalfa, and stock farm
in the lower valley Saturday.
Henry began threshiug the day
before but the rain wet the
stacks so that it became neces-
sary to hold up till Monday.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1909-09-23

Kind Lady-What is your name, lit
tie boy?
Little Boy-Joshua Shadrach Lemuel
Yotts!
Kind Lady-Well, we'll! Who gave
you that name?
Joshua, Etc.-I dunno yet, but I'm
on DER traill
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1909-09-23
Subscription, $500 per year.

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tisements run sstf'' unless otherwise ordered.
Discount on yearly contracts on application.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1909-09-23
NEW DEFINITION.

Teacher-Children, an island is q
body of land entirely surrounded by
water. Now, Willie, what is an
island?
Willie-A person in bath tub.