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The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1909-06-25

Serial No. 057S6
Land Office ut Wateryille, Wash,

March y, 1909
Notice is hereby given that William Nc
Que of Ephrata, County of Grant, state of
Washington, who on the sixteenth day of
March 1909, filed in this office Coal Declar-
atory Statement for the VIZ ne4 and Lots |
and 2 of Section "a, Township % north of
Range II E.W.M M, has on the 9th day of
March, 1909 filed In this office application to
purchase said land under the provisions of
sections 2348 to 1852, u. s. Revised statutes.
Any and all persons claiming adversely
the lands described or desiring to object for
any reason to the entry thereof by applicant
should file their affidavits of protest in this
Office on or before the twentieth day of July,
1909. w. f. HAYNES
May 28Jul2 Register
The Washington times., 1909-06-03
OLD INHABITANTS
DECIDE To BUILD
Association Votes to Erect New
Clubhouse to Cost
$4,000.

The Association of Oldest Inhabitants
will erect a modern clubhouse adjoining
the old Union enEine-house. corner of
Nineteenth and II streets northwest, if
present plans are carried out
The new home will cost $4,000 and a
committee has been appointed TO make
arrangements for the structure. The
building will be two an a half stories
in height and viii have a hall on the
upper floor large enough to accommo-
date 800 members of the association and
their friends.
The members of the association at a
meeting last evening, decided that the
old engine-ho where they are now
meeting, is one OF the landmarks OF the
city and the opposition 70 changing It
by enlargement or -earran cement was
practically unanimous.
The Washington times., 1909-06-03
SENATOR ELKINs. OF WEST VIRGINIA.

States have been built, and these in
dustries are the growth of bearly a
century. To ask that One-haf Of their
products be put on the free list and
disaster and ruin TO these great States;
even society itself, with the impairment
OF these industries, would become dis
organized Yet this is just what the
Payne bin requires as to the leading
and longest established industries Of
West Virginia and the South.
Opposed Protection.
Heretofore the South has opposed
protection. even on her own products.
and. in my judgment, 20 the great detri-
ment Of her people and business. 1t is
said the South has made politics her
business. while the North has made
business and prosperity her politics.
Look at the triumphs and astonishing
results in New England with chiefly
brains and granite as natural resources,
not producing enough meat and bread
stuffs 10 support her people, with no
coal. iron ore, timber. oil, cotton, yet
she leads In manufacturing In many
important industries, and her people are
cOntented. successful, and prosperous.
II New England had the natural re-
sources Of the South within her hnr-
deTs she would lead all nations in
manufacturing and general business,
and go on not only shaping the des-
TIMES OF this mighty Republic, but in
f1uencing and molding the thought ana
economic policies of the world.
Protection has kept the Republican
party in power for forty years. and viii
continue to do so as long as the great
Democratic party opposes this cardinal
principle. long ago adopted. and con-
hrmed time and time again by the
American people"
Against Free Oil.
In opposing free coal, Senator Elkins
said:
Some of the coal interests in Ohio,
Illinois, and one or two coal companies
in western Pennsylvania favor recipro-
cal trade in coal with Canada This
comprises a very small section OF the
coal territory Of the country; but If we
had reciprocal trade IL coal with Can
ada, the coal produced in Wyoming and
the Pacific coast States, West Virginia,
and eastern Pennsylvania would suffer
The markets they now have would be
Immediately invaded by Nova Scotia
coal in the East, and by British Column
bia coal in the West and not spound
Of coal could enter Illinois, Ohio, or
western Pennsylvania from Canada, so
that these States cannot be injured
Besides, these States already furnish
Ontario and middle Carada der coal
supply anu HbLiiAifE CdI I1h6 TINS mar
ke+ from them, because this portion Of
CaEada cannot now get coal as cheapiy
elsewhere. From Montreal to the Rocky
mountains, a distance - about 1000
miles, there is no coal in Canada.
Question of Competition
Nova Scotia operators have another
great advantage over West Virginia,
Maryland. and eastern Pennsylvania
operators. They can produce coal much
The Washington times., 1909-06-03
save Those Aching Teeth

Don Z be
a I r aid Of
pain there
W o n be
any If you
go to DR..
p a I t O n
p a in 7 ess
work and
Low Prices
are his spe-
G ia les
Every IA
ciIity at
The Washington times., 1909-06-03
STUDENTS READY
TO PRESENT PLAY
"Alice in Wonderland" to Be
Given by High School Glasses
of 1909 and 1910.

Alice will trip her merry way through
Wonderland under the guidance OF the
students OF the Eastern HiEh School
tomorrow evening IN the assembly hall
Of the Capitol Hi temple OF learning.
The members OF the class OF 1909 and
1910 have combined for the entertain
ment and from rehearsals an excellent
production viii result.
Miss Esther GUIDE viii fmpersonate
Alice and she viii be assisted by Miss
Mildred schmaliing, Miss Mabel Jones,
Miss Lavinia Engel, Warde Notting<
ham. Melvin Fischer, Charles BIcAllis-
ter, Charles Marshall. Walter Diilong.
William Stickstt, Albert Fessenden,
Charles Hamili and Clarence Ransom.
Miss Genevieve Frissell viii speak the
epilogue
The Washington times., 1909-06-03
Question of Competition.

Nova Scotia operators have another
great advantage over West Virginia,
and eastern Pennsylvania
operators. They can produce coal much
The Washington times., 1909-06-03
HILL HAS RECIPE
FOR GOOD TINES
Would Have Congress Adjourn
Several Years and Let the
Country Alone.

SEATTLE. June s.-'Tf Congress would
only adjourn for four or fve years and
leave the tariff and all other affairs
alone, the country would make a splen-
did progress on the natural lines re-
sultant from prosperity
This statement was made here by
James J. Hill. president OF the Great
Northern road.
The Washington times., 1909-06-03
AMBASSADOR TO SAIL.

BERLIN. June 3-Ambassador Hill
and Secretaries Joseph c. Grew and
Gustave Scholle have left here for
Stetlin. TO be guests of the North Ger
man Lloyd Steamship Company on
the trial trip of the George Washing
ton. The vessel will leave Stettin to-
day and arrive at Bremen on Friday.
The Washington times., 1909-06-03
FAMINE THREATENED.

SHANGHAI, June 3.-Reports from
the provinces Of Kiang-Su, An-Hwef,
Kiang-Se, Ho-Han and Shan-Tung indi-
cate poor crops. owing to drought. These
districts were relieved four years ago
by American contributions.
The Democratic advocate., 1909-12-17
aear the Pleasant valley and stoners-

near the Pleasant Valley and stoners-
vile road.
The annual Christmas service Will
be held on the usual date, Christmas
Eve, Friday, December "a.
The young boys that stole j. Roy
Myers steel traps ON Wednesday
night, December /, had better return
them at once If they want to avoid
further trouble. He knows who took
them. l also make this statement to
warn their parents to Investigate the
way their boys are getting traps
Sunday school this Sunday at Q a.
m. Divine service at 10 by Rev. John
o. Yoder
Mr.. and Mrs. Washington Myers en-
tertained on Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. El-
mer Zepp and Mrs. Granville Black
Of Baltimore Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Morelock, OF Cranberry Valley; Mr..
and Mrs. Emory Wantz, Mr.. and Mrs
John Myers and son Robert, Mr. and
Mrs. Philip Bitzel, Of Westminster;
Mr.. ard Mrs Charles Black and two
/ sons Edward and Vernon, Miss Fannie
Myers, Pauline Myers, Lille WANT
Esta Hollnges. Ralph Myers and Earl
I Myers. A sumptuous dinner was
served to which all did Justice
Noah Powell has put up new front
porch to his house, which adds very
mitch to It's appearance.
The Democratic advocate., 1909-12-17
Slain for Eighty Cents.

Detroit, Mich, November, 25.--Mrs.
Bertha Story, 60 years old. was found
strangled TO death In her saloon, 433
Butternut street, this city, today The
till In which she kept her money was
found to be empty and investigation
indicates that the place had been rob-
bed Of about 80 cents.
William Walter, who works about
the place, told the police that when
he left the saloon at o'clock this
morning the woman was alive Three
hours later he returned and found her
dead on the floor. No arrests have
been mada
The Democratic advocate., 1909-12-17
PLEASANT VALLEY.

To-day December 7th. is the FIRST
days rain that we have had too
amount to anything since the last
week in June
Mrs. Washington Louey and son
Ernest, have returned home after
spending two weeks with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Baughman, and other
relatives, in and near Winchester. Va.
They enjoyed delightful trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Helwig and Mrs.
John Utermahlen visited Rev. VIM.
Earhart near Linebcro, on Sunday.
Miss Naomi Renner, of Littlestown
Is visiting her sister, Mrs. HolIie
Myers.
VIM. A. Myers while cutting wood
the axe caught In a limb above him,
cutting an ugly gnsh in his left foot.
The accident happened on November
oath and up to this writing Mir. Myers
Is still suffering with the wound OF
which DR.. J. J. Stewart had to put
seven stitches In
Edward Welk has purchased OF John
Senft HIS little property, near here,
on the Furnace woods road, for s11O0.
This property was once owned by Ru-
fsis Starner
Aaron Leister has purchased How
ard HildebridIe's home, which lies
The Democratic advocate., 1909-12-17
FROM NEARBY TOWNS
CHRONICLE OF HAPPENINGS AMONGTS
OUR NEIGHBORS.
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.
MOUNT AIRY.

On Tuesday DR.. Gillis 0wings, Of
Ellicott City, died at the home of his
father, Hon. L. J. G. Owings, near
Triadelphia, in the 34th year Of his
age. DR.. Owings graduated in medi-
cine In 1900 and settled in Ellicott
City, where he had a fine practice and
many friends. He was health COM
missioner of the county for two terms,
and had not i'll health oyertaken him
in a short time would have been a
leading member Of bis profession. His
mother was Miss Maria Dorsey,
daughter OF Samuel o. Dorsey, OF
Montgomery county His sisters
Misses Ruth, and Minnie Owings, and
a brother, Thomas Owings, In addition
to his father and several half brothers
and sisters survive him. The funeTal
took place at the old Colonial home
stead at D. m, ON Thursday
Harry g. Gorsuch. manager Of the
Mt Airy Milling ard Graining Co., met
with serious accident In Wesunin-
ster the early part of last week iii
alighting from his buggy he caught
his foot in the line and threw him
violently to the pavement, breaking his
leg below the knee. He was brought
to his home ia Mt airy on Tuesday
last.
Miss Mabel Dorsey was d receat Wis
itor to Miss Margaret Jones, OF Lisbon
Miss Eta Lewis Is on visit % Bal
timore
Miss Catherine Murphy. who har
been the guest Of Miss Elsie Simpson
has returned to hof nome IN Bulti-
more
The Democratic advocate., 1909-12-17
Fast type ettlae.

4 twostmrGa CsulnGstof rs ona whu
has served two-thirds Of the ti4ue con.
sidered necessary 20 mnke q full fod-
gea compositor The basis of meas
nremeut ia aH can the spuafe 81 the
body ol q type and the portion of d
line formerly occupied Dy The letter NJ
then square type One thousand
ems per hour on book work or l.200
on newspaper work would be con
sidered faster than the average, but
George Arensbevg and Joe Mccain.
two old time 'swifts,n each set more
tiian two thousand ems per hour in
3 typesetting contest in fhe early
sos
The Democratic advocate., 1909-12-17
- - oE LoIIalxl.-
Bie Beast rbaj Destroyed s,otf .}n.
al'y KILLED h3 Hunter.

tl. tttf.t tt
u 1F.eaf am
t7t
The a gray @oif egeJ seem BE-
N parish aaa Eia3 b 0HeG teetGs
70 umHanr Hlsu ta le a9
oi lesg fhis ull gE hu 'egr9gs
H.He iae .nhal ta m a ees u
$50 eht5 ' Fef
ati # Ggu et aat sr a
1t Hhge sheep nH ha e.
81. aaaE nla iu bi ta
li G f a a Hl m
.Sii Uu t n5ah7 iH % e HIH 4a
eRhuai Mr h.ls. aar Ia
7n fo - psror $50
A.lled M ult 3l IaH VINO
i,Fs a He1ahAa Huat last
several Us8 of laa g1a sneeD hy
tE. rtHHft fr fta FF tta Grass f-fts.s.s
The Democratic advocate., 1909-12-17
The SEES fourlccn.fneh army au4
Snty Guns.

Great interest attaches to- the neH
l8-lnch suu TOR the usy which baa
becn delivered re tho NAYS yard va
NasGlHeton where e will 81 rIilca
bbd the breeeh meebaAisn lu8mllha
On completion it VIII be sd!ppea ta
the nagri FfQgina gfouAds at Indian
ilgbd Mars land for test. Iha
completed gun Hlli walEh about 88
tons ~ proiectiie Till @eieh about
s4bg pounds, and tiye muer WIN bo
propelled by a charge OF 685 pouUab
Of powder The extreme range I'll
maXimum elevation win be moro than
twenty iiXe miles AZ c0iWMed WiEh
( the present reqy 1-iucA eun. this
wili be g tag hlpfe powerful weapon.
= @il penetrate any aImot aaoat.
at tie most distant ranges al which
accurate aiming IS possible. Tie
army has also q I4-ihch gun og much
lower velocity and power. which VIII
soon be tested ~ the Sandy Hook
proving grounds The lower muzzle
velocity taBous 2,Qse,kaM per seconal
Of the l4-inch gun 'FAfN.iYe Ii addi.
tional life over the lkein4a gun. AZ.
tefsome eighty discliargA the rifing
OF the present lz-iRch gdn OF $500
foot-seconds velocity hedomes so
badly worn as 10 destroy thesaccuracy
In the case OF the l4-inch ann. the
erosion Is much less, aud tho gun viii
be seryiceable for about 400 dis
charges. Scientific American.
The Democratic advocate., 1909-12-17
DIED IN SEALED DUNGEON.
Man and Woman Evidently Buried
Alive Long ago.

Richmond, Va, Dec Skeletons
were found today IN a sealed dungeon
10 feet below the surface OF the street
by workmen demolishing the old build
ing at Governor and Ross streets.
Under a bricked-over trap door they
found The remains OF man and a
woman, The bones were covered with
mold and were crumbiing to pieces
with ege, Not the slightest clue was
furnished as to their identity. The
damp mold was examined for buttons
or pieces Of iewelry, bat nothing was
found save small fragment of cloth
and several wlsps Of reddish brown
hair.
The Democratic advocate., 1909-12-17
SENATOR sHoT DEAD IN DUEL
QnarreIed with Another in Debate
Over Promotion.

La Paz, Bolivia. Dec. Senator
Fernandez Molina was shot dead TO-
day in a duel with Senator Adolfo
Trigo Acha.
The men quarreled in discussion
in the Senate over the promotion Of
the ex~President Of Bolivia, Col. Ismael
Montes. to be q general
They fought early this morning with
revOlVera, and Acha's bullet struck
his adversary IN the head. Molina
died instantly.
The Democratic advocate., 1909-12-17
New TrneMrItIng Record.

At the meeting OF the Missouri VAL
ley Commercial Teachers Associatian
on November 26, Fl. o. BIaisdel, OF
New York, made new worlds record
BY writing 1905 words In is minutes
on a typewriter from copy he had
not seen before.
This was more than 100 words a
minute, the previous high record be-
ing 95 words a minute.
The Democratic advocate., 1909-12-17
AurO WRECK ai1Ls piyR,
Father, Two Daughters ana Two Sons
Are Dead.

los Angeles, CAL. Nov rs Nlcho.
las Jacobs, a real estate dealer, bis
two daughters and bis two Sons are
dead and Mrs, Jacobs ana her q
nonth-old baby are dying as the re-
sui. % a collison tonight between an
automobile they were riding h ana
g trolley car on the LOB Angeles and
Santa Ana line, six miles from Los
Angeles.
Two other sons Of Mr.. Jacobs, Peter
and John, and Miss Josephine golon.
l9 years old, jumped from the auto
mobile and escaped with slight iniu-
ries.
The Democratic advocate., 1909-12-17

FfAbA4AtEt tBiA. ANOfs LO.-~~ al AG YOU AbG
head Of the family, or is the head
out ?"
This is one OF the leading questions
that will be put to whoever may come
to the door when the census enumer-
ator calls next April.
II Is important that the Government
keep track Of the head Of every family,
and the answer, though 1t may cause
domestic wrangling afterward. will be
recorded from the one whom II is ask
ed. That is where the woman Of the
family will get the best Of II, as 1t is
likely the men VIII be at work when
the enumerator calls.
Are you married Have you any
children Is your mother-in-law liv-
ing with you r.
These are a few OF the multiplicity
of questions which, beginning April
10, 1910, viii be asked every house,
wife ia the United States and its Ter
ritories By Uncle Sans army uf i'm
Qnisitors known ais census enumeIa-
tors
From house to house All over the
country these inQuisitora win 90. n
you happen 20 bc a housewife and an-
swer the summons OF the doorbell. and
four Of your Eve children answer it
too. do not scOla the euumerator when
he asks you If you are unmarried. Uncle
Sam lias not counted noses all over
the country log ~ long years, and <
may be, as some pesaimiatg say, tie
race i lessenlng. and II SO ibe Gov
ernment wants % know lii order 10
determine what kind 9f gremiums t0
oifer i9f kGpseveltiha fmiiies
There is one request in particular
tlc 8urefument mases of people live
ing Ia snmil cities. towns aud rural
districts and tbat IS te have Ail dogs
ehrined etter Ausii Cor at least SIS
mnnthe
Nnen the aRumeralor aits BE- sill
leEin by aakin6 fbeao QWe deaH
What street, r3ad Of FrH8e 81 t0ia
Nhat III iiic number
tjC viii then ask Wh4t Is gom
namc Are gou the head ~ g iapilyg
What uc nalat of a pb 0u IE.
iaa beEa au Ap ie tlt T sure
Ram and itlIG ,er pgrsg 9
Ie hste hp8 esid thesr
u Go places 81 bir
goU fe Hol e % e -
.l 0u g.ll 80 k @ istpr
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Boon d.t0feei aad mar III.
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The Democratic advocate., 1909-12-17
Snow stops Many Trains.

Winnipeg, Man, Nov. 25.--Rock and
snowslidea on the Canadian Pacific
Railway I'm the Rocky Mountains have
compelled the cancellation OF all
trains. Three feet Of snow has fallen
In RogdFs Pass and trains have had
narr9wf escapes.
The Democratic advocate., 1909-12-17

Miss Elizabeth BieAsey, 81 years old.
died Sunday morning from an over
dose Of poison at the home OF her
brother. Mr.. Cibh Bierley, 1926 Ber-
nard street, Bultimore.A She took the
poison Friday afternooik
The Democratic advocate., 1909-12-17
PAYS INTEREST ON SPECIAL.
DEPOSITS.
INVITES YOUR ACCOUNT

Extends such accommodations to Pa
irons as is consistent with safe and
conservative banking.
The Democratic advocate., 1909-12-17
FINANtEs.
FINANCES.

Does a General Banking Business.
Has been in continuous existence for
81 years; has declared 1874 semi
annual dividends.
The Red Cloud chief., 1909-12-23
LEGal Notice.

\oticv b., hereby given that l.. Il. krau>u q
resident al Hlur lIiI, Nebraska has tlcd In
the office Of the cOuntN clcrk OF Webster
county. Nebraska, an Application 10y pc
titiuu Of certain persons claiming 10 he a
majority uf the resident tr~Cr-huldtrS Of hak
CrrcE Precinct, Webster county. Nebraska,
praying the BOARD 81 County commissioner
81 snid County, to grant him II license Ia sell
matt, Spirituous ana Ninous liquors nj Lot II,
Iluck II, IN the Own ~ kuNcmout, In said
OAK creek Precinct,
/ have sci Tuesday thcl mn, day ~ofJanuary
1910, nj the hour of Twu o'clocH In the after
noon NJ The Court House in Red cloud. asthe
timeand place for hearing ua said npplica-
ton,
Any person desiring to demonstrate or
object to the granting Of said license, must
file their objections In writing with me ON or
before the aiNNv date set for hearing,
T., W, Ross
County Clerk of
,SeuN Wobster County
The Red Cloud chief., 1909-12-23
SCHOOL NOTES

49, " - '''l''' ''N'l"
The teachers were entertained 10y a
Nmas party Tuesday night atthe home
Of DR. Bolco
Glen Walker visited tia school Non.
day afternoon. We are glad 90 see uut
e~N-gradnates home again.
The grades OF the Lincoln school are
preparing excellent Christina, poo
gram, this year. 10 he given Thursday
afternoon.
Mis-, Vernon storey, who i home
from the state university. spending
NmaN vacation visited the High school
Wednesday,
Ills easy enough to be pleasant,
When life flows along ut its best.
But the man worth while
Is the II who will smile.
When he gets 80 per cent in IA test
Anonymous.
Our mid week chapel talk was given
by Miss A. l.. Richards last Wednes
day. She gave II vivid and most inter
esting description of the Sun dance
given 10y certain tribes of Indians in
wyoming, where she spent II part Of
the summer last year These weekly
talks are educational rs welt as enter.
talning and are certainly appreciated
by everyone who hears them.
The Literary program Friday night
WH~ a grand success, Everyone on the
program was well prepared and lid
exceptionally welt for "A 'startpr."
The Red Cloud chief., 1909-12-23
Notice 10 Banks.

Public notice Is hereby given that the
Hoard OF County commissioners Of Webster
County, NJ their regular mccting To hc held
January II. 1910 viii consider Applications OF
banks Ia he designated rs repositories for
county money for the ensuing term OF 1910
and 1911.
Nj banks desiring Ia he So designated are
requested to rave their applications. with
bono or other securities ~ provided 10y law,
On flc with the County rlrrk ON or hctor,
said date.
lN order Of the Board.
DATED nvc. ~. lHnl f.. W. Ross.
seal County Clerk,
The Red Cloud chief., 1909-12-23
GUIDE ROCK.
George Jennings babe is quite I'll.

tTHtk Dallcy WIS III lOT NeNeIdl uhyo
with asthma.
Miss lIilycr, sister of Mrs. Chas. Ohm.
It, lie is quite i'll
Miss Ida Petit was a guest Of Mrs. f.
NJ. Parker one day last week.
Tenn Casscll goes to Oug Friday
to pend Christmas with his cousins.
Geo. Mccall attended the Implement
week.
pr. |. a. Pace and wife had IA very
pleasant ~soiourn with relatives in
Kansas
John -. Ohmstedc of Maryland has
been hero on business connected with
his farm.
g.. =. Jones wa, summoned TO Aurora.
Illinois Friday 10y the severe illness of
his father.
Little Dorothy, daughter of Walter
Oterheida fell on an icy spot Monday
and broke her leg.
The many friends Of John Dunbar
are glad that he is 80 nearly recovered
from his severe illness.
Charles Il. Eddy and family came
down from ~Inavalc Saturday for a few
hours visit with friends.
W. =, Lambert and family moved
Monday To their new residence which
has just been completed.
|. b. Colvin has sold for Henry Brit
ton his new residence property.
Elmer Par,on is the purchaser.
The variou, rooms of Guide Rock
school, vii! observe Christmas Friday
with appropriate programs.
Miss Malissa LIANT bert. who teaches
AT nillcr, will will arrive home Friday
to- spend vacation with her parents.
II. Milncr will soon move up from
EOstwick and occupy the house he
bought last fail of W. : Lambert.
Clarence Guy and wife aud little
daughter Lulu are visiting with re-
latiye~ in Iowa until after Christmas.
When Orange Dunbar returned to
his home in san Fernando. Cal. he
was accompanied toy his nephew Earl
Grow.
Mr Judkiu> of l]piauduur the mem
hers Of the firm of the T.. g.. p4v Linn.
her cumpany's ward here srrut Sunday
/. -
Nrs N,r,. w;r, ,r.ir.. rn.,,,.
,,o,t,. n.,,, t,n.. ~
the guest of her son, Howard Writ and
family till after the holidays.
Mis- Flora Miller nf n,,.l,u L,,s
who H. visiting r,lotiy,, i'm thi, vaccine.
ty .p.ut a comma, of law. l,.t vr,l, 81,
the home, Of IN smith and II ~
Uglh.rd.
Miss stella smith and brother Orrin
are r>prcr,d To- >pcud Christina, with
their grandparents Mr.. and Mrs. /. y.
Smith. Their home sin Dresden. Kas.
,,,
Ill.,, we ~ "'"'''
,na rn., ',,' |~"''P.nE
'''''"' "'' "'' Ut tue
in the Ruidc Rock cemetery. Every.
one Nympathiaes with the parents.
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".S parents Mr.
The Red Cloud chief., 1909-12-23
low. Lola Hilton.

low. Lola Hilton.
Ncgatiyr-lietta Mcdowell. Florence
keiioG Harold Green.
J ldge~ lurH Buucr. Leonard Rrihcr,
Hcrta Green.
The decision was IN favor of ia" mega.
tive.
TIA" next lime one nf the children
catch cold, give it something that will
promptly and freely hu, gently move
the bowels. In that way the coli.will
at once b" driven out of the system
Kennedy Laxative ough Syrup
moves the bowels promptly and freely
yet gently, AMI at the same time heals
irritation and stops the congh. 1t is
especially good for children. sold 10y
all druggists.