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The Washington herald., 1909-05-11
sI.5O
rt Schaffner and Marx
Clothes for Men.

Of critical II clothes who know what's right in
style and general looks, find our
Hart Schaffner and Marx
Suits and OvercOas exactly what they're looking for
awOo fabrics the perfect tailoring, the exacveness Of style
IGN, not found any other clothes
constantly demonstrating such that fine ready
othes are better in style in tailoring and even in fl than the
me by the general custom tailor.
This store IS the home of
Hart SChaffner- and Marx Clothes.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-11

Mrs. de b Randolph Kein, honorary
vice president general Of the D. A. r,
and Miss Keim, left Washington yester-
day for their summer home in Reading,
Pa They have fingered longer IN Wash
ingtOn than usual, to be present az the
ceremonies Of the unveiling Of statues or
Gov. Shepherd and the poet, LongfeTow.
Also to attend the first garden party
at the White House, given by Mrs. Taft
last Friday
Lieut.. and Mrs. Charles ". Mcclure.
who have been the guests OF Mrs. Nc
Cures parents. NIr- and Mrs. John Y.
Moran. since their marriage in Detroit
Easter week, VIII occupy one OF the off,
GERS quarters al Fort Wayne until their
departure for the Philippines
The Washington herald., 1909-05-11

4 felicitoUs aftermath Of the storm
bound Inauguration Of unhappy memory
was seen in the red room Of the New
Willard last night, when Michael I Vel
Ter was presented with a chest Of silver
as token Of the esteem OF his associates
on the public comfort committee
Committeeman 20 the number OF fifty
gathered 10 co honor 70 their chief, and
the programme was carried out effective
ly, eliminating in a ''refreshmeat booth,
which was disclosed TO view al q pro-
pitious moment
The chest OF silver was in recognitior
Of Mr.. WeIler's services as chairman o..
the committee. which position he has now
filed at two inaugural ceremonies with
great ability. According 10 the views ex-
pressed by his fellow-wOrkers last night,
ne viii have difficulty il escaping con-
scription when the next quadrenniaI tubi-
latiOn rolls along
The presentation was a brief cere-
mony, with Henry Clay Simpson, secre-
tary Of the committee, spokesman for his
associates. He told OF their esteem Of
MT. Weller as a pubiic-spirited citizen
and as an unf1agging worker In the cause
OF public comfort" both from the point
OF view Of the WashinEtonian and that
OF the stranger within our gates
The Washington herald., 1909-05-11

Master Charley Taft has Joined his
parents in the White House. because Of
a quarantine placed upon his school IN
Watertown, Conn, for measles. He took
a party Of his boy friends in Washington
to the circus yesterday and ate peanuts
and enjoyed the clown Just the same as
though he did not live in the White
House
The Washington herald., 1909-05-11

Mrs. Robert Holiister Chapman has
closed her home in 9 street and gone 10
Ottawa. lInada, 20 join Mr.. Chapman
He has been detailed by the special re-
quest Of the Canadian government TO the
geological survey Of Canada for the pur-
pose Of assisting in organizing the tOpo-
graphic map work and showing some Of
The field methods which are being used by
the United States service 8IT. and Mrs.
CHAPMAN are being widely congratulated
upon. the signal honor shown Mr.. Chap
man. Mrs. Chapman viii spend the lzt-
ter part OF the summer in Vancouver.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-11
Special Values in Mems and.
WOr1en'S Umbrellas.

EMS Black English Gloria Umbrellas with paragon frame close
lVl roll silk and silver natural wood handles
Special price, $500 each.
WOnens 25-nch Black and Colored Silk Umbrellas witt.
handles IN black and green ebony, with silver caps
Special price, $3.50 each
Women 26inch Coored Silk Umbrellas in all colors With =
tachve handles. M "
Special price, $500 EACH
Main Goo--T
The Washington herald., 1909-05-11

SEQ 14-kt. Solid Gold Chatelafne
Watch; pretty design; Waltha7a or
@5s'd 4 ssssd 4@Ts4SRs foF ssis isis Si Sl3.25
The Washington herald., 1909-05-11

$50 Lady's Watch. with I4-kt.
solid gold hunting case. and wal
HaFPis Harm e Esq; g. G6 @ovs- r g22.50 |
ment- Sale price. 49,. - A1'OV
The Washington herald., 1909-05-11

The engagement is announced Of Miss
Isabel Gregory 10 Mr.. J. s FIannery,
both OF this city. No date has been set
for the wedding
The Washington herald., 1909-05-11

$50 Lady's American Watch: solid S
1<-kt. hunting case. with full-cut
sPssiai sIS983d for tt this back g2l.75 I
SAFE -sss-.ss.ss.s.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-11

Mrs. Eugene r He1dley entertained at
luncheon yesterday al the Chevy Chase
Club.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-11

Mrs. Webster and Miss Frances Web
ster. wife and daughter Of Maj Webster.
have returned from a visit 20 Baltimore.
where they spent several days.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-11

Mrs. Symons. wife OF Col. Thomas ".
SymOus, left yesterday morning for
trip through New York State. Size viii
De absent a fortnight
The Washington herald., 1909-05-11

$50 l4-kt- Gold Hunting-case La
cy's Watch; Waltham or Elgin
ensraPsd @9zsRsa'' baok olain saig Gg G15 7S
price. y = NSsS ~
The Washington herald., 1909-05-11

The Assistant Secretary Of War. Gen.
Robert Shaw Oliver, has purchased the
home once occupied by former Commis-
sioner JOHN 3. Wight I7s7 Q street. and
wiz take possession Of Il later OF.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-11

Nine. JUsserand Viii accompany Am
when President Taft Will be there for
tha unveiIing Of the monument 10 The
Pennsylvania trGcps who feE around
Petersburg during the civil WAY. AubaS-
sz6or and Nine. JuSserand VIII be enter
tanned there BY Mrs Mary :. Dunlop,
one Of the leaders Of Virginia society
The Washington herald., 1909-05-11

Mrs Gvynn AID her granddaugbter.
Mary Gwynn. daughter Of Mr.. Richard
Gwynn, president OF the Calvert Bank in
Baltimore. who has been IN school IN
Washington. went yesterday 70 her cot
tage al Deal Beach. y. J.. for the re-
rnairder Of the summer.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-11

course OF construction IN this city,
IS expected 10 be ready for occupancy
next season. This viii be one OF the
stTikingiy handsome winter homes OF the
Capital
The Washington herald., 1909-05-11

The Attorney General and Mrs. Wicker
sham and Lady Hadfeld, the formers
sister, returned 20 Washington yester-
Anderson
The Washington herald., 1909-05-11

Mrs. Cowles and Miss Edith Cowles.
vile and daughter Of capt Walter
C0wles. now stationed on the Kansas AZ
the LeaEEe Island Navy Yard. are spend
ing a few days in Washington On their
way TO Winchester, Va
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1909-04-29
BRADD0CK BREvlTIEs.
[Braddock News. April 2sd.I

l0f8Q0OCk News, Ap5ll 20.
Sheriff Jones brought Attorney
Lynn over from Linton Tuesday morn
ing In Frank Irvine's new Ford car.
A conductor with head slightly
redder than the pate o. RUSTY tho
Blink" came up in charge Of the 500
train Tuesday.
Braddock b. D. No. 2, running
north and east Of town, will start Sat-
urday morning, May LIST. Patrons Of
the route should put their boxes up
by that time.
Miss Anna, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. NJ. With, Of this city, has been
confined to her bed with what
threatened to develop into pneumonia
for several days, but as the News goes
10 press her condition ID reported to
be much improved.
One day quite early Ia the week the
printing fraternity Of Braddock went
"a-tlshing" in the branch u Long
Lake creek south Of town and caught
the proyerbal fisherman's luck and .
jackrabbit. Thousands u dead fish
litter the creeks banks, aud large
numbers have evidently been carried
down the stream. This wholesale de-
struction was probably caused by the
heavy freezing Of the Ice during win.
ter cutting Of the air from the fishes.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1909-04-29

michael. in thA 1atHn.a. ...Hr .s.se.A
Eureka sunday ~ . ~. ~. .S =. 49,, nc'.s'
The Rev !. Ts..,..-.,,. 1855,
n q o,cloc. =, 80 =. 4 e."a NY pses'..
the Eniscon ~. s,.. .s.. ..en'l .. ~
begin a = ,.,c,os S..1'S S..s. .s d, ~
JoseDh. Won. asa.,,s ~" 81 q"
p'' iout nfosnef."
ern psc,se 1 49, ,Sn ~. n tot : NoI.n-
dl,cuss,on SION ~. o.l '.I. = anosl
valley C,.v T.. ~ou,o emus.oe
N.nd.n NJ, NJ ' ss,s nsmslc1'
r,o 80 80 $40 D'0s'n 0"'
A. as nra1 sefvicee q ~ salvation
i.s. s , eve. neid 70 Linton occurred
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1909-04-29

[Communicated.1


There will be services 10 the N. e.
church next Sunday 1t g p. N. The
choir will conduct theslnging, a. usual.
The singing last Sunday evening
more than met the expectations OF all.
The solos by Miss Ida Jones and Mr..
Carl vorlander we're greatly enjoyed.
The Rev. s. A. Danford delivered Z
very able and instructive sermon.
The pastor. next Sunday evening,
will take for his subject, "a Startling
Question.
There will be preaching in the new
Omio N. E. church next Sunday ct
81. m.
At 2 p. M, ct the same place, .
Sunday school will be organized for
the coming year, the two schools 10
that vicinity uniting. Let all inter-
ested be present.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1909-04-29


warraMfv Decide.
Frank H. Schley to Charles E.
Painter. { a Of 32-l36-:s.. $ 1000 o.
y. 4. Farrell and wife 10 Fred
Scott ct al. lots 10 and II.
block 81. Kintyre $500 90
Herman Backhaus and wife
soA e. Hofer. az of 70
Observation-Disclosures. 90
Lyman Gets TO John Postle.
e 1T Of n e Or of 3O-l31-7S. 90
Chas. coventry and wife 70
Geo. w. Lynn. n " or ofse
Qrof l2-l3l-76; $ " qr. W nj
ofse ar and " hi Of n or
Of l2-lsl-75. .............. 500 20
G. A. Hefol1 10 John Jenner,
lots and Of 1890. Gas 90
Arthur w. Wright to Elsie
Miller. a. Of 5-l3a-,4. 1850 90
II. F. Hunter and wife TO }. A.
lemefy. lots 4, and 6. block
Is. Hunters first addition TO
Linton ......... $50 90
J. A. Phifer and wife TO II.
BAckhAus. hi Of lot 6,
block 3. Patterson s addition
70 LintOn ..... ..... 70 90
4. w. Davis and wife TO Her
man BAckhaus. or Of
l5-l32-7e. ... 1896 %
SOec6Qk D1urSMmfu deed
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1909-04-29
CHANGED OWNERS.


ReceiUes.'s Ce,'tifcaees.
United States to Adam Lung,
shf Of n a. and lots I and
2of 36-l38-79 .............
United States to Lille T.
Ramey. e hf Of ; " qS and
lots 3 and I Of 30-l32,76....
United States TO Lyman Gets.
e If Of n e az Of 3O-l3l.7S...
P0kemts.
United States to Frank H.
Schley, ; { a. Of 33.ls6-7s..
United States 10 John Fitze.
sw qr Of 2s-l33-74. .......
United States TO America E.
chappell. a { a Of 24-l34-76
United States 70 Anton He'll
mann. e If Of ; " qr and >
" a. Of ; " a Of ! and Sc
Of Of 5 e qr Of 2-l&-75. 900.
United States to Kate Biddle-
comb. . hf Of n e az and "
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1909-04-29
estcsy Netlce-Seeee.

strsyed from my premises about the
middle Of last November, one red year
ling steer, branded e on left hip; split
Ia right ear. VIII any one who knows
the whereabouts Of the above de.
scribed animal kindly notify n. D.
Beer, Westfeld, N. D.? (ap22]
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1909-04-29

.For Sale-The southwest quarter
Of Section %, Township 1874, Range Is.
In Emmons county, n. D.; go per
acre; 81 900 cash, balance on time ct
per cent. Address Box ZOE, White
Rock, s. d. (ape.2l
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1909-04-29
Notice 20 Creditors.

con. deceased.
Notice o hereby given by the undersigned
aanne johnson. sxecutrfx Of the last viii
q John yohnson. late Of the county of
eeeeed. 70 the cFeditors Of. and all persons
having claims eeainst, said deceased. 20
exhibit them. With the necessary vouchers.
within tOar months after the frst publi-
alton OF this notice. TO Charles Il. Cariey,
county. judge. a. bis oftice in the court
house. = tbs village OF Linton. In said En-
mons county.
Dated April 0. 4. n. 1902
HANNA JOHNSON,
Executrix.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1909-04-29

$500 Reward. "A bird.dog pup
(male); black body, with red feet and
dots over eyes. Return and get money
and no questions asked. A. n. Britts.
Linton. n. %.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1909-04-29
IN DISTRICT court



| Following b The conplets calendar
Of civil aud criminal ca1es 70 b tried
at the tern Of court which viii b.
gin next Tuesday. Nay eth. at 10
O'Clock .. n.
Attention b again drawn TO The feet
that the Rtand jueoeo ore called TO re-
port at the opening Of the drst day Of
COURT while tho petit jufors will Be
on hand q 10 .. a. Tuesday, Nay
llth. Applicants Tor full-citissnship
papers will Appear on the lth, 9Th aud
9Th. . certain nunoer each day, q
they have been Individually notided
By the clerk Of court.
During The dnt week Judge Win
chester will b engaged IN naturalisa.
ton work and 10 heasing those cases
tho decision OF which d based On Ques-
lions OF Law. and IL TIE trial Of which
the services Of . jury afe not required.
The term-calendar follows:
John Postls " Geo. II. Mckay.
Replevin.
VIM. w. Young ~ John J. Schni-
der. Damages.
State ". ]. r. Snyder. Violating
the pharmacy Law.
State 70. Rochus Ell. Same charge.
State w. B. B. Hogue. Same charge.
R. 3. Hoeue ~ J. p. Burdick. Ac-
tton for money.
Jos. r. Burdick ". Anton Fischer.
Damages.
Same vs.. john Baumgartuer. Dam
ayes.
State rs. Patrick J. Kenney. Rape.
State ". Vim. Hull. Violating the
prohibition Law.
!. E. Lawler n. Il. w. Cassels.
Damages.
Ole Sathern ". b. B. HoRue. Fore
closure Of mechanlc's lien.
State vs.. John Pfeilie. Injunetional
proceedings.
Minnie n. Arnold ". Charles Gov.
entry, administrator Of the estate Of
J. w. Wescott, deceased, and others.
Action for deed.
Barbara Kellsr ". John n. Miller.
Action for money.
c. E. Lehman W. Chas. Coventry and
Harry Lynn. Foreclosure Of mort
gage.
State vs.. VIM. Hull, Jesse Morford
and ". n. Matthews. INJUNCTION.
Another case 0f the same nature
against the same parties.
Separate suits against Vim. Beard
BY 3. L. Benedict. Frank Wills. Pc
ter B. Nelson, Charles J. Seek, Peter
N. Nelson. Milo J. Sparks, Frank
Bell, K. +. N0rdley, Mabel Morton,
James B. Holt. and Lurs =. Bell.
Actions for damages BY prairie lire.
State ". John Ptsiae. Violating
the prohibition Law.
State vs.. NJ. b. Morford. Assault
with deadly weapon.
State vs.. p. w. Schardt. Assault.
State vs.. Gerrit Van de vorste.
Giving intoxicating liquor TO . minor.
State W. Harm. Teuben. Malicious
mischief.
State vs.. l. Bterman. Attempted
rape.
VIM. b. Donahue W. joseph Blch.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1909-04-29


q: s..
cried wohl was held to the district
court 10 bonds Of q, 900.
eror Sale-rnn. noo,A vh,.. -.
horn oees for Hatehlne :, ~ -, ~.
ting Of Is. tn eeps A. I'm h.,s :,
the celebrated sfSSin soid =, ~
Foy, Des Man,. Iova Arn,r :,
Mrs. wm. 8. l)onohue. A. "Th. nsS
Flick Place ;, sir milee ecn,h ~ ~.
ton >---
NJ ana ~. " = ~,
dren, Of Linton, left this mornine b,
n. P. train on . pleasure trio. ~
faithful station agent having boen
granted months vacation. The party
will 60 first to Three rorks. Mont.
then to South Dakota. and then IA
northern wisconsin to dab. Look out
for some tall nsh-stories when r. =
returns home.
"Thev .avn thu. Won, r,,.,. svm
yum nm Al H.,eiton :. .ss., &C., 49,, ..
lous in The veay. vhich .hc,,,a :. ..,.".
over to ser,on. ecr,.mn,s., - w.
thouehta az lav,no nm trsss,-.. ~, y
heavsn Il !. .s..s... ~ -
about to become the owner Of = devil.
wagon. and that soon he viii he .coos-
IT, DER the landacana lakh.lahe.t,r-
tanbark. Perhaps IL would h. IN bet.
ter taste for elderly people to leave In
We Youthful chaps possession Of world.
ly gewgaws and pursuit Of the frlvoli.
ties Of life.
Bill wrote an thu h,.cthc.,a "p,n.
Jones can Inn. thu .,.l. 1870. .n"s
any boy IA school " ssvs An .vchs ~.
The teacher called mi, IN .ns 80
net. "Did VIM vrite that w,, uw =. o.,
she said: and R,llv .Sm,,..d -. -,
the scribe. Ne "a. ksrt sst.. ..h"o ~.
ana the children v.it.., .,c,rs $780, -,
him TO come ont ann rh.r =. =. :. ~ !.
tlsy beean to euv him .Y?ot . ,,c.,
mp "Naw." aid Rill .a.o, . oood
4.v,n,o,, MN..n ww,.u ~.
sAe do Ia vone. thev .sr.a "ch.s :.
tell. !" said Rill .Rnt yo,, ~, :. =. -
To advartise
~ n e...
r,n.,,a ..s. ....., :. A.n.''e' vas 10
=. ...,. 5000 cvous : '.ou.u s.o
snd ,sa.,, ~ .s 'a.,. -. ,'o,ses anu auly
&c. ~ 100 .a'S'V 'seu e''em' q sooft
~. 49, ~ ....' 0us ssa'e ~ u'eue' cuS
rss, ~. 80. .s s s. so.1e Is's = coe
tosss. .e ~. Wv. =. .us esC.sy
,ons.s,. 1919. - ~ w. '',.se co'Cs oe'
~. -. ~ ~. ~ ~. Sus'e.n MI . u LOOK
.s ~ 49,. ...' , 'o'sss. Ae..u* s.oc. ~
~ S...S ..se ~" leks"y auve1C'seo
80 ~. .o.s 'usV.eI' suu ~ may 90
:. ~ ".yn S'.e 'uau " men 1no d'a u
!, - =, s.ss -, s'... su's'oseIeu. Sucn SUCK
:. :. o..' ssle oouu.Slon lekaiy ~ Inc
.asO'sI =. possess'oa y one stock
s s.. - ~. .a.a "nu .ook up the
s.' p.ov'utu .''o '.w 10 Feesro 20
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1909-04-29


TN HyW AkvU UuI
- -.
~, A. Tnrnorn
800. - - 49,. -.
betc 49, ~s..-
's's.s = -. ,...,,.. :, IN 49,.
.s- ess,s.,
o. ~ s>'.'.- .--.
W:l.s. . ..s,. ss,ss's.
Aooosy ~ 49, -,
Call on Cs,.x q s "a cos1s
judge ION ~. ....
jerry Cole - ,sc se.s.oos'
Is visiting tsss :" sAesoe
The Ladies 49, .lu 49, wleu
Ms. Ha&g nexs Auessosy, ~ ess''
Steener Stenooa cd IL. Tenant
we're up fro0 u W1nooe country
yesterday.
wanted-Bifty head Of cattle "a
pasture for tl,e Summer. =. J. Dfay.
Ton. Omio, n. u.
Elmer Eoglo = bolldtng . residence
FOR A. c. Buflineane - the north
eastern part Of town.
n W. Bataer. tn Haooltou tanker,
"a . visitor u Lintoo yesterday. he
made tho trip b. team.
NV. Hinodale. . plonesr settler Of
r,,eta vhitod friends IL Linton
Wedueeday Of NJ WEEK.
Nh. Linton Basas has Just received
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. eoeollne enaine
.nd Relle CITY sepasetof.
co,.rror Rurke hes imued his proc.
,.mation naming Friday, Nay soth
,o.morrov,. - Arboe DAY.
u..-., ~ n,,.rt q n !.
~ o .. s....s. ....t e, -. ~.
su,,no ti,a latters aoaence.
49,, u,,.,.,. ,.st q, n. rv,n
~. w..' c . - ,n,cas.e so.,a ~
S's.s ,,s S. - ~ ,svsi,v iine
supplies ~ w. S"ss
80. "a ..,...l ,e.h. - ~.
ron : ss nSn Il $500 . = = -
o'o uo''s' -. .' = = -, X.
Tnere ste lote.. 49,. ssv.' suu
criminal, on " eaeoo.t q tue COM
'ok nay 's..1 = - ,, =.
County lse..us.. Nsa.a.o'e ~ Is-
ceiveo wola Va.s -. w ..ss's.' 10y -
recently seriously W. !" .e00ves'u
wanted "A 4ood farm hand, at
once oy t1e osy - . os.u' = soou
wages. :. 4. Dsves A'uso1' n =.
Jack Ramey made . tip TO Aberdeen
this week to purchase some batteries
for his big Hart-Parf traction engine.
Aspecial carrying General Manager
Slade, Division SupG Burt and other
Milwaukee Officers arrived In Linton
last evening.
Andrew Wolfer returned last week
from . business trip to Texas, and Is
busiIy engaged psffofmIng his duties
~ village assessor.
Barend .Looyenea wss up from the
southern part OF the county last Sat.
urdsy. Mr.. Z. expects 70 soon leave
on visit to Holland.
Mr.. Sakrida, the tailor, and his
daughter, Miss Christina, left last
week for Spokane, Wa6h., whore they
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1909-04-29


household goods, which they will take
to farms 10 Minnesota.
Representative John Doyle and S.
A. Fischer. the Strasburg banker, were
up Tuesday from the town named.
The two gentlemen were formerly
partners at Wishek, under the 6rm
name Of Fischer. Doyle + Senger, In
the mercantile business. Mr.. Doyle
represented the McIntosh-L Logan dis
trict In the house at the last session
Of the legislature. He ~as , strong
supporter Of the initiative and.
referendum bill. He was square-toed
and outspoken In his support and in
his opposition. and you always knew
where to find him when the various
measures were up for consideration.
Friedrich Wohl, residing In the
Hartford neighborhood, vas arrested
Tuesday BY Sheriff Jones and brought
TO Linton. It is alleged that he has
repeatedly attempted to debsuch his
daughter Barbara, = girl about eight
leon years old. The complaint cas-
sworn to by another of his daughters,
apparently about TWENTY-FIVE years
| old, Johanna, wife OF Peter Schmidt.
The preliminary examination took
place before Justice Clint. Wagner In
| Linton Tuesday. A witness against
him a the examination was also his
| daughsr Elizabeth, about ten years
| old. The little girl. while testifying
Iagainst her father, broke down and
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-09-16
NEW HIGH RECORD FOR HOGS
The Market In Kansas City Reached
Highest Quotation In n
Years.

Kansas City, Sept 10-The top price
for hogs at the Kansas City stock
yards was $3.50 hundred pounds
live weight, the highest in % years.
In 1882 hogs sold as high as $3.50, and
IN 1898 the top price was $3.50, the
same as yesterday. Some live stock
men expect the price to 60 still high
or. The explanation Of the extraor-
binary prices prevailing is that in re-
cent years demand has increased more
rapidly than the supply. In fact, there
has been an actual decrease In he
supply. In the first eight months Of
1909 the receipts Of hogs at the five
principal markets were 1861, 900 fewer
than in the corresponding period Of
the preceding year, decrease Of near
~ IS per cent.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-09-16
FORMED 4 DEMOCRATIC LEAGUE
The Conference at Saratoga May Re-
suit In a Permanent Organization
Of New Workers.

Saratoga, N. Y, Sept. 1O.-Out Of
the Democratic conference, which be-
gan a two-day session here under the
guiding hands of men who hold
prominent place in the party's history.
there promises to grow permanent
organization, to be known as the
Democratic League" At the close
Of day of Democratic oratory, in
which speeches were made by Alton
B. Parker, Thomas M. Osborne and
Edward M. Shepard, outlining the
purposes and hopes Of the conference,
John N. Carlisle Of WATERFOWL offered
resolution making the organization
permanent and providing for a call
81 the general committee on or before
February 1, 1910.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-09-16
ROAD BUILDING IN KANSAS
The Law Passed by the Last Leslsla-
ture Being Used to Stimulate
an Interest.

Topeka, Sept. 10.-Kansas expects
% make the most of the good roads
law passed by the legislature last
winter. The new state engineer re-
Gently selected as member OF the
faculty Of the State Agricultural col
lege at Manhattan, Is to be kept busy
a. actual road work, instructing the
county and township road officials,
supervising the construction of bridges
experimenting to ascertain the best
material for making durable roadbeds
and helping In every way to promote
the campaign Of education for modern
highways which is just now interest
ing the Kansas farmers.
This week the state engineer has
been busy in Southern Kansas, where
his services have been requested by
several counties in the matter OF
bridge building. 1t is the purpose OF
Gov. Stubs and the regents of the col
lege to utilize this department for
creating more interest in good roads
Is well as to assist the different coun-
ties in actual construction.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-09-16
BACK TO JAIL AS He PROMISED
Broke From His Cell at Topeka to 90
Home and Provide For His
Family.

Topeka, Sept, s.-Franklin D. Agner,
a United States prisoner from Okla
homa, charged with counterfeiting,
who escaped from the county jail,
September /, has returned to the jail
and voluntarily surrendered to the
sheriff and was locked up.
When Agner unlocked his cell door
and escaped he left letter to the
sheriff in which he said he was not
guilty Of counterfeiting and that he
intended to go home and arrange for
q lawyer and provide for his family,
as his wife was Ill. He said that he
would return as soon as the arrange
ments could be made.
Sheriff Monson made every effort to
capture Agner. but although officers In
every city and town in the country
we're notified, he was not heard from
until he appeared at the county jail
and surrendered.