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The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1909-12-18
Getting Ready for Christmas Tree.

The ladies of Colfax have decided
that they will have the usual Christ
mas tree, and have designated com
mittees to look after the details OF
getting up presents and decorating
the tree.
Mrs. W. j. Roberts, Mrs. l.. B. Gay,
Mrs. G. II. Mcknight and Miss linda
Harrison are to see to getting up OF
presents for the poorer children, who
are sometimes overlooked in the dis
tributiOn.
Misses Renie Alexander, Grace Now
lin. Leila Boyer, Belle LaCroix, Net
tip Price, Ethel Goodwin, and Mrs.
&. ". Blackburn, Mrs. E. H. Black
wood, Mrs. Hugh Cory, Jr.. Mrs.
VIM. LaCroix, Mrs. c. &. Compton,
Mrs. w. F. Jooe, and Mrs. N. P. Bar
ton are to see to the decoration oi
of the tree and to such other arrange
ments as may he necessary.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1909-12-18
Horace Kelsoe Seriously Hurt by Seyro

About IL a. III. on TIL irsday
Horace Kelsoe. aged a bout years,
son of Mr.. H. c. kelsoe. wa & struck
in the head witha piece OF p he board
about as big as Il bed Stat, by a negro
boy about the same re, and is re-
ported to be in "a serj Gus condition.
The boys were squad Jbling over some
fat pine kindling. Which Kelsoe claim
ed and took away from the negro,
who goes by tine name of Earnest
Wright, or Hudson. when the negro
struck him On the head wit b a Stat
of fat pine. We understand that
young ke)soe has been in a critica
condition. for the past TIVE nt.y-foul
hours, and it is thought he will have
to be taken to the Shreveport SAM
tarium for relief. The negro has rur
Oh, and not yet been arrested.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1909-12-18
A Show Christmas Eve.

Lees High-Class Shows are billed
for Colfax for Friday, Dec. oath, two
performances, one in the afternoon
and one at night. This is said to be
a first-class combination show, OF
acrobats, clowns and general vaude-
vile, clean and up-to-date, and moth
ing will be said or done to shock the
most fastidious. No coarse jokes or
double entendres. The press general
ly reports the show as satisfactory
and praiseworthy.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1909-12-18

The Methodist Protestant pastor.
Rev. d. II. kirkpatrick, and Miss
Mattie Long, returned Missionary
from India. will conduct services IN
the court house in Colfax on Sunday
at IL n. NJ. and 7:3O p. m. Rev.
Kirkpatrick will preach at III a. IN.
ON st. PauPs seven fold commission
and Miss Long will be expected to
give a stirring address on her work
in India at 1880 p. IN. The public IL
cordially invited to attend.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1909-12-18

A negro thief and marauder visited
the premises OF Mr.. E. 5. Murrell
about nine O'Clock last Sunday night,
and he came very near stopping right
where he was. il Mr.. Murrels's aim
had been a little better. Mrs. MUIR
rell discovered the negro and cried
out in alarm, and Mr.. NJ. grabbed his
pistol and fired hastily, just as the
negro ran off.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1909-12-18
Subscriptions Received.

The Chronicle is pleased to add the
name of Mrs. j. S. Payne to its list
of new subscribers, Also we ac-
knowledge renewals of subscription
received from +. p. Bulltt, DR.. c. +.
Woods, ]. f. Stevens, l.. E. Drewett.
J. w. Smith, j. F. Fletcher, X. L.
Deem. J. r. Shirley. Hudson, Potts 4
Bernstein, and Vim. Jordan.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1909-12-18
Special Holiday Rates on the La. &
Ark. Ry.

Special Holiday rates to all points
on the l.. & A. Ry. have been made
for the holidays OF one and one-third
fare for theround trip. Selling dates
Dec. %, %, "a. %, 30and 81, 1909,
and Jan. 1, 1910, with final return
limit to Jan. 5th, with minimum
rate of soc. For further informal
ton apply to yourloca ticket agent.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1909-12-18

Gold is tried by fire, and men often
BIZ gold.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1909-12-18

Postmaster L. VI. Wells informs
us us that he has issued $4,000
money orders from the Colfax Office
in the last four years, ranging from
one cent to 500, and not one OF
them has ever been lost. He this
week started ON his 18th thousand.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1909-12-18

If all men were compelled to prac-
tice what they preach, the majority
would discontinue the preaching
habit.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1909-12-18

Manners must adorn knowledge
and smooth it's way through the
world Lord Chesterfield.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1909-12-18

Never boast of what you can do
unless you are willing to take of your
coat and make good.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-05
NEWS FROM OUR NElGHBORS

nes at the Congregational church
lGa ~ thdoist minister, Rev. Mar
grave leading. The La lies Aids of
both churches will not meet but
there viii be n special ladies' prayer
laceting in the Methodist church
Wednesday afternoon, Mrs Alex Men
roe leading To all these meetings
every one is cordially aud especially
invited aud it Is hoped great help for
& mighty revival will be drawn from
this week OF prayer.
Mr. Goet father of Mrs. Beaupre.
rs seriously III at his home in St
Louis.
Miss Lawrence Elmendorf who has
srrnt the holidays in New Orleans
returned Sunday to resume her du-
ties as teacher at Lowell High school,
Rev Margrave viii take as his text
next Sunday evening at the Meth
7list church The Place OF the Holy
Chest ia the Church
The subject for the week Of PRAYER
services tonight viii be- Gods
and mans 8csp0nsl
,iiity.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-05
THE 'SQUAW MAN
At OPERA HOUSE
DUSTIN FARNUM IN WESTERN
PLAY FULL OF THROBBlNG
INTEREST 49, MUSICAL COM
EDY MONDAY NIGHT.

Dustin Fauum in The Squaw
Man" viii be seen AZ the Cairo opera
horse tonight. Jan. 9Th IN construct
ing this play of western life. Edwin
Milton Royle has written a drama 81
which there o. much stirring incident
ard has mingled the tragic and the
lighter shades OF life in iUst the right
proportions. The story told by the
play is iuli 81 throbbing interest Its
Elimpses Of English country life -
the FIRST act is followed by a picture
Of western ranch life. that is both
pleasing and natural Its action is
spirited without being overirawn ami
It's lines are meaty and nowhere does
.t become "talky" OF tame" Much
VI its incident s. new and in theme
and treatment It IS far above most of
the latter day successes. Prices 25c
10 $50
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-05

Chas. Speikert has been caught in
Sikeston, Mo. The officials went
down Saturday and say that the un-
doubtedly have the right man this
time
\ terrific rain storm was raging
here Monday. 1t was so dark you
could scarcely see during the noon
hour
Postmaster NJ. l.. Kennedy is NOV
ing into his newly remodeled home
on blanche aveH@c today.
Mrs. r. NJ Iittell who was in such
delicate health last month is very
much improved at this time and her
many friends hope TO see her able
TO be out again soon.
AIR. and Mrs. Robert Burgoyne
have returned to their home in
Sparta after a very pleasant week
visit with Mrs. Burgoyne's parents
VI and Mrs. Dunsworth Of Blanche
avenue.
Chas. Woodruff has stored his pop
corn outfit until he can provide bet
ter quarters for f..
Thomas w Hanes. the contractor.
was business caller at this office
Monday.
The city council met Monday night
and the people are expecting con-
siderable Improvements in the near
future.
G. \. buchanan and VIM. Chaenie
Of Villa Ridge. were in town Satur-
LAY.
John G. Hawkins. one Of our big
west side farmers was in Monday on
bns incss. He lDst one of his tenant
.ouses by FIRE out on the farm sun
iay evening. The house was ocru-
hel bv Jesse Dupree. a coiored en-.
'lcye Of the Olive Branch. who lost
lil HE household effects. The family
vas away from home at the time Of |
he fire.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-05

to do with the love affairs Of Sadie
Wcudis. the pretty postmstress Of
Brookield, and the theft by her
brother Of a large sum from the post
office funds. Influenced by Dave
Harrigan the villain Of the play, he
bets this money on a baseball game
and loses it. 1t is concerning this
episode and the love affairs of Joe
Wcscott, who is the crack pitcher On
the Harvard baseball team that the
story reyolves Prices 25c to $50.
Seats on sale Saturday.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-05
TRANSFERS Of
REAL ESTATE
DEEDS FILED FOR RECORD WITH
CIRCUIT CLERK IN TRANsAc.
TONS SINCE JANUARY l.,
1909.

Cleveland T. Troxel Ct uv to ". p.
.TroXel W 4. part of section \. town.
ship iG. range 2. 5000.
Jesse W. Spies q ux 10 Thomas
Baseft Ct al @ u. north part Of sec
tion IS. township Ii. range 2. $3.50.
Leopold lazarus Ct uX and PhiHip
l. Nasearor - uv 10 the Lazarus
conlIany W. a. city II Cairo. railroad
addition. lot a. block .. S1g.7G0.
Charles McNulty to Louise McNul-
t. G. e. q. city Of Cairo. fourth addi-
lion. lots = and 80. block Il. 81
Charles Feuchter 20 al 10 Ernest
b Riggle. city OF Cairo. lot %. block
g. sIs5.
Martin Brown 90 ux to Smith Nc.
Can w. o. part of southwest quarter
tf section :. township 15. range 2.
$50.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-05

! in East ST. Louis Friday.
! Miss Sallie Herman is visiting rela-
tiyes in ShetlervilIe.
Mrs. Elizabeth McGee and son VIII
have returned from a holiday visit
with Ben McGee and wife I'm Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. Gillian visited
the family OF his brother Postmaster
Gillian this week.
Mr. and Mrs g.. NJ. Davis have as
their guests Mr. and Mrs. Willis Man
gold of Cobdcn.
Mrs Harry Mitchell, Zelia Weidc-
man, Lucille Mugge and Hazel Ans
brook, of Harrisburg. were guests OF
Mrs. Edith Hudson a few days this
week.
Miss Sarah j. Whitenberg Of Muir
.physboro, H. a guest here of her sister
Mrs. G. B. Hood and family
j. Spicldoch has sold his residence
on North Fifth street to Mrs. Robr
Thacke;
Mr.. Lucas Parker. editor Of the
Vienna Democrat for the past twenty
years. has suspended publication Of
the paper. and sold his subscription
list and good viii 10 Mr.. Sheridan.
editor of the Vienna News.
Julia Grace Kincaid. the well known
reader. will be al the opera house on
Friday. January \, under the manage
ment Of the Vienna Womau's Club.
Mr.. AMI Ms. 9. d. Mason OF Bel
knap. visited tho family Of Elder l.
4. J. Parker Oh Thursday.
Mrs. Jessie Perkins and daughter
NAV Of Poplar Blun. Mo. spent the
week with relatives here.
Miss Luella Clark of East 81. louis
is here visiting her parents. Dr. anGl
Mrs c. u. CLARK.
Mrs Onie Thacker and daughter /
Miss Bemice. left this week for Don
1ellson. 3D.. 10 spend the remainder Of |
he winter with relatives.
Eugene Benson has returned TO his /
home in Chester after a brief visltl
10 relatives here
John Nackey returned Tuesday
rom a visit TO bis brother. Oliver. in 4
siEeston. No.
Supt Harry o Breu spent Chris
mas week with friends in Csrmi. m /
Miss Anna Pickles has returned I
rom weeks visit 70 her parents in
.una.
County Superintendent Wm. Girls
ON is in sIringfiei3. lli.. attending | ,
be meeting e the state Teachers As i
In
~ j. Rain 0f Chicago. spent SOM Id
inc during the h0liIays here visiting '
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-05
FIFTY Miles Fron soston.-

Pity Miles From Boston that
rural musical comedy success firm
the pen Of Geo d. Cohan. g. an
ICuucei for presentation at the Cairo
opera house on Monday. January II.
-Fifty Miles From Boston IS per
haIs more nearly approaching 2
legitimate F,ay than a. tfdng that
has get eminafed from the pen Of
tnis clever young author. actor. play
wright and c0mp0ser- The plot has
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-05

MOUND CITY, ILL.
January 4. 1909.

January =, tSuS.
Misses Olga AMI Lille Johansen
apent Sunday in Cairo as the guests
of MI and Mrs. G. c. Arcy
Nh Jack Roach was Cairo Wis
itor Sunday.
Miss Elizabeth Lovolace who has
spent the past two months with her
sister. Mrs. Walter Eoyd on First
street. left fer her home in Wick
iine. Ky, sunday
Nj. Ella Watkins Of Mounds. was
in the city SUNDAY
f. Dillworth visited c. n. Berbling
and family in Cairo Sunday
Master Ralph Nehrenherg is quite
80 with typhoid fever at his hcme on
vain street.
Mrs John McGfH went tn Cairo
SUNDAY 10 meet his wife who has
been the guest Of relatives in Char
lesion, No
Carl Parkman was a Cairo visitor
Sunday
Mr and Mrs. Ed Reichert Of Lev
ines spent Sunday with the formers
sister. Mrs. George Schuyler. Jr.. in
this city.
Nj. and Mrs. Geo. Rutledge who
have spent the past two wees with
latives in Vandalia returned ham1
Sunday.
Don't forget the week Of PRAYER
which will be observed Jointly BY the
Methodist and the Congregational /
CHURCHES this week. Monday. Tues
Jay and Wednesday evenings at the
Methodist church with the Congreg--
tiOnal. minister Rev. Monroe. in
ohalee. TH-rsday and Friday even-
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-05
FAST TRAINS TO FLORIDA

NeW YORK. Jan. 4-The Seaboard
Air Line railroad tomorrow wiH Inau.
gnrate hs fast winter schedule be.
tween this city and the Florida re-
sorts. including Jacksonville. St An
gusrine. Miami aud Palm Beach A
schedule ~ tEenty six hours be;wccn
New York and s. Augustine has been
arranged The trains vii - solid
Pullman Yesfibulei Eiih dining and
cars.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-05

his mother, Mrs. Winnie Balm and
other relatives.
Mrs. John Mitchell and two daugn-
ters, Of Marion, visited her sister,
Mrs T. B. Powell this week
Miss Anna Sharp OF McLeansboro,
was a guest of the family of Mr.. VIII
Galecner the past week.
Or. and Mrs. win Mccall of Shaw
nectown. are guests of their many
Vienna relatives.
Mr. and Mrs A. J. Kuykendall are
the proud parents Of new son, which
arrived Thursday night
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-05
CASTRO GROWS WORSE.

London, Jan. According to thu
Berlin correspondent of the Daily
Mail eX-President Casrros condition
has suddenly become worse lie has
been hurriedly taken again from his
hotel TO Or lsrael's sanitarium, where
an operation in the neighborhood OF
his kidneys viii be performed in
day of two.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-05
DeseriplIon -s:raor-na-y.

One Of the papers handed in at the
examination Of students training for
employment as teachers described
Oliver Cromwell as "a man with
coarse features and hayins a large.
red nose with deep religious oon,ie-
tiOns beneath"
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-05

A western judge granted a divroce
on account of ill-temper and ba I
breath. DR.. Kings New Life Pills
would have prevented Il. They cure
Constipation. causing bad breath AMI
Liver Trouble the illtemper. dispel
colds. Danish headaches. conquer
chills. 25c at all druggists.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-05
CHICAGO BANK ABSORBED.

Chicago. Jan. f-The Mutual Bank
which was organized on the plan ol
share profits with the dcpositors Wen
out Of existence today with its Absorb
tion by the American Trust and Say
ings Bank. The business Of the ey-
tinct bank viii be continued without
interruption by the new holder.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-05
VIENNA, ILL.

JsnUsry 2 1909

January 2. 1909.
Miss Alice Andrews of DanviIIa De- q
au' -f 0i Miss Grace Hooker.
Miss Hazel Eickers Of East s
louis visited her many Vienna friend
this week.
Mr- G. l. Parish returned 70 his
bone in Harrisburg this morning
i5aturlayl after brief VISIT TO
irirn7s here
Mrs Kate Chapman aud sons. Dick
and Pleas spent TIE holidays here
with relatives, reurninE to their home
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-05
MOUNDS, ILL.
esssssss.s~-0
January 1909.

January I. 1909
Mrs. George Blank and daughter.
Miss GLADYS. returned Saturday. after
several days' visit in Alto Pass
a fine l0pound boy was addog 70
the family Of NTr and Mrs. John
Msrrs Sunday night.
Thomas s. Hosler CIR substantial
truck farmer and civil war veteran
va in AcHday to tx 90 his pension
parers.
1t is reported that the murderer oil
The Globe-republican., 1909-09-23
Adams-Garner

At the home Of the brides mother,
1lO7 Second Ave. on Thursday even
ing, Sept. 18th 1909, Miss Ethel L,
Adams aud Mr. Harvey L. Garner
were united IN marriage, Rev. A. W
Cummings officiating Only . few
close friends we're present to witness
the brief but impressive ceremony.
The happy couple went east the same
evening to spend a few days at Kans-
as City, Excelsior Springs, and a
few other POINTS, when they will re-
turn to Dodge City where they will
be at home to their many friends.
The bride is the youngest daghter
Of Mrs. Surrinda Adams, of this city,
and has host Of friends who admire
her womanIy qualities. Mr.. Garner
| is the son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Il. Garner, and is prosperous young
stockman who has made hest of
friends who congratulate him on
winning one Of our cities best young
ladies' as his companion through life
The Globe-republican., 1909-09-23
BONDS ARE READY
TT7 III VI3T TTF F7TF7s N ~ 7IsIF - =
TOPEKA FIRM is PRINTING BONDS FOR
The ISSUE TO BE PUT OUT BY the
DODGE ciTYscOUNclL
7RE FIRST THIRTY THOUSAND
Will Be offered For Sale TO The State Schoo'
Fund As Soon Az Printed And
Signed Up

AT a special meeting Of the city
council, held on Tuesday night, the
contract fer printing the bonds for
the 100000 issue to be made for
building water works system IN
Dodge City was let ard the .bondf
will be ready in q few days =,
The council decide to offer $50, ,OO0
of these bonds at once for sale to the
State School fund. The rest OF the
is4ue is to be sold in sections at .
later date.
In short fine the council may be
ready to begin in a systematic man
ner on putting IN the plant.
At the last meeting All ordinance
was passed, by. the provisions Of
which different stretches Of sidewalk
must be put in during the next thirt.
DAYS These sidewalks are The QUE
which must be built to secure fre'
delivery for Dpdge City.
II these sidewalks are not put II
b, the property owners they are t
be built by the city and it is though
now that the city will be allowed ire
delivery within the next sixty days
The Globe-republican., 1909-09-23

ditch. This ditch being contracted
~ u distance oI three miles into
Edwards County having d total length
Of ninety SIX lLIles aud the ditch be-
ing ia remarkable state of preser
Walton tie c, st Of putting it 10 shape
for carving water the eutire length
will be- necessarily small There lies
'bstwleu Ingalls abd Dodge City, at
a point where the canal passes over
divide onto the table lands around
Dodge City about ten th usand acres
/ ot land that can be irrigated from
be ditch; six thousand If which Is
cont 5uoas to Dodge City, After
passing the divide it is practically
safe to say hut all the land on both
sides Il the ditch, about as far down
las Wright is contiguous to Dodge
/ City aud must be irrigated from tins
ditsh 6r iu ali lhere is p i0iHl Z
ffy t1nsand acres oi iaud coullg-
o0'ls Y l'o'se .,a., au ne.s,bla
~ u s'Fe W. sis
getel.s y w = s''1 t'
tota caa " i..'ou ','
ohfres he% otlJ " = s.
@i.itf f's als '.us' 7 = s,''e
NY ,' ls.1 Il lEis Waag fsst
t6es ,~a msably o5taa or m tae
iiu ors have n6 oile 0Ul theius lyes g
Eblame.
vHA4 In MEANS 70 pooaE eTR
us tsa d,teb saf.5liaa aatar
The Globe-republican., 1909-09-23

in Ford and Edwards counties. IDS
wuk was more in the form ot preim-
mary pure and siuple to satisfy tue
peaple who Ind the work IN hand
that the project was not only ieas-
ahle but from statements from their
engineers showed that the property
can be developed iuto one ol me
largest in the c. unty
These Denver people under the
direction Of Mr.. Traylor installed at
Ingalls, a small dredging ou'ht TO
determine The quantity Of undefllo"
water available. This work has been
carried on quietly and it has even
been dlficall At times for this paper
10 obtain any irioImahon vhalsc-
ever ir, m Nr. TrayIor or his aSsoel-
ates, nevertheless tots work proceed
ed and thousands Of collars have
lbeen spent in Gray md Ford count
les until at this tlme a "aeHoiliiS
Thomas" who takes the delight q
lthe blacksmith in the right q BIS
hammer, must know that the pa7tir
vho INC behind the oId Soale Ouch
lbaye nothing whatever 70 Slu Y
/ .hlir opera0l lbs il Kaneas sna hg
cbanCe wbateyel y rec Yef 'he aigA'
The Globe-republican., 1909-09-23
MIllsr--Houssr

Miss Agnes Miller. the adopted
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Miller
Of this place. WAS united in marriage
to Mr.. Guy L. Houser, of Dodge
City, on Wednesday evening, Septem-
ber %, Judge Preston officiating.
Fhe contracting parties are well
known in Dodge City. where they
have many friends who will wish
them a long and happy married lille
The Globe-republican., 1909-09-23
The Methodist Revival

The interest in the revival at the Meth
odis; church has been growing. ;tversi
persons have been converted and lhe
uumber is increasing.
Evangelist Hodsin is preaching COCO
interesting setmps fee liom sensation-
alsm. The meetings are to continue
over next Sunday and perhaps all nexI
week
Three preaching services will be held
suuaay-ll a. m, 3 and Sp m. Ser
ysts av bed daily IN tbe ehmcn a !
and Z AS p. m, AlIale invited.
A. W. CuMMINs, Pastor
The Globe-republican., 1909-09-23
GiIbert---West

Miss Elizabeth Webb Gilbert,
laughter Of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Gil
bert, Of Spearville, was married on
Tuesday evening, September 2l, to
Mr.. Claude West, a popular young
druggist Of that place. The wedding
was quiet one, witnessed BY q lew
intimate friends uLd relatives. Both
Mr., and Mrs. West are well known
in Ford county. Mr.. West formerly
lived in Dodge City where both him
self and wife have many warn
friends. He is now IA prosperous
business man Of Speaayille, where
lhey will make their home.
The Globe-republican., 1909-09-23
THREE CONVICTIONS
Criminal Cases at District Court Stand Three
Convictions to One Hung Jury

-Four criminal cases have been tri'''
ID the district court here since u =
beginning Of the term with the fol
lowing results:
State vs. Wilson, on the charge u
embezzlement, verdict Of guilty.
State VS.. Romero, on the charge Of
grand larceny, verdict Of guilty
The case WAS against Mexican who
stole baggage from the Santa Fe
depot.
State vs.. Russell Ferguson, on the
charge OF assault with intent to COM
mitt rape, verdict Of guilty.
In the case Of The state vs. Mrs.
Tubbs, the jury disagreed.
The Globe-republican., 1909-09-23

Mrs. q. I'll Preston returned Monday
from Manhattan where she went 70 take
her son, Vernon Meairs and Guy sesly
10 attend the Agricultural college g lna1 M
place.
The Globe-republican., 1909-09-23

Laura B. Bennett,
Lottie Hall,

omnlitipe Of Victor Woo ems ke'e'
Cmfs. No. ~, Dept. q Kansas, sepielh,.
ben I8h, 1898
The Globe-republican., 1909-09-23
IT'S Up 10 You

It is quite natural That in the sign
ing oT water contracts the dltcn peo,
ple will follow the line q the leasl
resistance, that the aFirat come tir 9
served, Throughout The line q sn'
The Globe-republican., 1909-09-23


n xt Sunday, Sepemb 26a, will be
observed as Rail, da1 by inc Presbyier-
'aN 80 So ss..,. = .,.a's,,ool
'ua' a'i '1.s "'s"i9s'5 H. ~ om'@,s o,a fcscb.
w. :, ~ -, ,,,',...,,-.1 4 81, s,s not
- - ~ s,.., t,;sad uitn Won.
'"s'0 - 49, '
o Qnebef lat, sl'. 13Et u
,,s,a, ,.i,es .ou,b NH ), Gteg, cisy.
Il ArpS 1t
teal'9 eee Il III
= ''S' III III s.
+ i" '' s.
ALB Reeves mN y dls VIII
soo Denver his ey % 9a.in n
r,, ase hQg kgs,
cmd n4ar q o g3gd.d# 2i3
+ atr Avs
-
The Globe-republican., 1909-09-23
shanll donble It's preseut papal .tion.

should double its present pdpal lion.
Every man who owns s qnlr'es,
half or section or more OF laal can
readily figure that pn3ar these con
dttions with his land carrying val.
ne Il from $3.50 to $500 per acre, and
they will certainly bring that whel
properly cultivate under irrigafian,
can readily figure conlitilns ac3rd-
lug to him elf as well as 10 the c IN :
munity at large.