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The weekly true Democrat., 1909-11-05


IN China spiders are highly sstSamsd
in the troAtmsnt of eFoap YOu set
from en- old wan TIE webs Of seven
black spiders-tWo Of which must have
the owners sitting ln the middle-and
pound them up IN mortar with a ht.
tle powdered alum. The resulting
mixture must then be sst on Ore, and
the ashes, when squiFtsd into the
throat OF the patient by means Of q
bamboo tube. are said 20 eject q Ger.
tain and immediate euFa.
Black spiders are evidently full Of
medicinal virtue. Tor they are largely
employed in the treatment Of aEue 80
wen. In BomeFsstahiro. n one h af-
0ieted with the unpleasant atlment
the way 20 set we'll n % shut up q
large black spider IN q box and leave
n there tiil n dies. At the moment
Of lts disease the ague should disap-
pear. In Sussex the treatment n more
heroic: the patient must swallow me
spider.
Perhaps after all. this remedy may
not be % disagreeabls as q appeaEs,
foE a German lady who was IN the
habit Of picking out spiders from their
webs as she walked thrOuRA the woods
and eating them AFTER hFSt depriving
them OF their leEs declared that they
were very nice indeed an1 tasted liias
B1ts.--LondOn Chronicle.
Might 20 the Psl1t.
'srha following letter." said q traVol-
lnr man, aWas received By q friend Of
nins VITO was drumming " trade in
New England fOg . New Togk uecktis
house.
"sWe have received year letter with
expanss account What we want % or
dars. We have big families 70 make
expenses for uG We and ln your 81.
pense account 90 OsRn FOR billiards.
Please don't buy any uOte billiards;
also We zee sos tOT bers and buggy.
Where h the horse. aHd WhHs did yen
DO with the buggyf The rest Of your
expense account y aothlRg but bod.
Why b. Il you doo't Ttds more IN tAs
nlghttlmsi
"'John says ySu shSsld stop IN Boz
ton, where his eOaain George AooFt
lives. John says Jos SHOULD sell Mosro
q good bill Give good pricus--bo n
JOhn's cousin. sell Aim mostly Ter
cash; also John says you can leave
Bostoa at Has n the night and SET %
Concord az 485 IN the morning. DO
this and you won't nsea any bed. And.
remember, what We want n osdeEa'"
The weekly true Democrat., 1909-11-05


80 lata MF. Ritehis whsa ehaneei-
~ g The axehsqusF ones a1ssrtSd that
'4hs question Of moisture n tobacco
is 8 thoFny Sableet and has lons booa
4 bona ok eontsntioa." His Immodiats
GseeoasoE n once. Austsn Chamber
iai remarked at ths Liberal UniOa
annn's ainnar that the harvest Whieh
- pgossat govsFamsRt had soWn Waa
ziuDa6y eonlng home % Foost.
~ WHilam HaEt.Dyks has tive eoa-
ngus 'ASWlsra" 10 hls eEsdit-ths
1g,gEion g yamsS LOWthsr as haV-
~ RsAe - ths voFy top of the tree
enc lnn1oa q hig nah and tie eomfoFt-
on agazanes that Ne sosernmsat bad
e. gia ek hhs haEbad viz sntangis-
anfa anA we noW n sm0oth water,
nsa1 olAes politieai examples q miE-
81 nstapAoB aEs tAs psaeictioR -aas
cboa - z IabaT msmbsR that u We
Upo tAa hosss % iosds rope snS0gh
~ WIN seon eil - ne cup sf thsiR
1fsAty An6 e. lEtsh DanbsFs oo9-
lAtB9 that q eostAln gOveFsBent Co.
ag1nsa4 b iSes bsuad 10 Fed taBA,-
aaa1aA btan1na6.
The weekly true Democrat., 1909-11-05

ne skin dressing Of the indiana
both buffalo and deer skins. is general
y very beautiful and soft Thsy
stretch the skin either on q frame or
on the ground. and after e has remain
"a there for three OF four days. vita
the brains spread over the aeshy side.
they grain Il with q sort Of eds or
Chisel. After the process Of grainlng
though the skin IL apparently boauti.
fully finished, u passes through an.
ether prOcess-that Of smoking. For
this they hang the Shin on q frame
IN q smoke proof house or tent The
are is made at the bottom out OF rot.
ten wood. which produces q strong and
peculiar smell. The ire must be SmOth-
cred to make the smoke, The grained
skins must b kept 10 the smoke for
three or four days. and after this the
skins will always remain the same,
even sitter being wet, which does not
belong 70 the dressed skins In clvillaed
countries. Among the Indians"
The weekly true Democrat., 1909-11-05
The Naming Of YpslIsnt,


The story Of the naming Of Ypsi.
lanti, Mich, dates back to the time
Of the Greek revolution. Some feel.
ing arose over e name for the town,
and q meeting was held at which
the admirers Of General Demetrius
Ypsilanti, the Greek general who
was important as q leader for the
people, won, and the Greek name
Was- given 10 the city. Some years
ago an attache Of the Greek lega-
ton at Washington heard Of the
city Of Ypsilanti. The evident or
igin Of the name interested him, and
he wrote 10 the mayor Of Ypsilanti.
asking how II happened that the
city had the name Of the Greek gen.
eral, which he said was also bic
family name. He asked II there
we're any Greeks there and wished
70 know something Of the city. The
reply told him something Of how
Nho city received its name, and he
Bsspoaded with an offer Of a por-
tuait Of his kinsman II the city cared
for The gift. Later this was re-
Osived and cared for.--Argonaut.
The weekly true Democrat., 1909-11-05

Ooaos blindness. 90 ths Inability 30
eistiaguish eartaiB eolosa b ~ no
mennn earA inesmpists eoioE blindness
- w1t1 q parooa eannot distinguish
oae cI the fnndamaatal coiora, rod.
Efssn % violsl u e psEuon b tod b
oelsct coioEs ressmhllna violei. ~ Wiil
4 red blind usuaIly salaei biues e. wen
as violeta. ~ ~ d grssn bind. - uin
eeiect Eraea ~ grng. Wilh Pe1sihly
acue blurs ane Viclsls g tha brlghiosi
sha6eA Eioiel b,in6aoz1 b Pnra. 10 q
~ bila4 rcI1on ~ Am9figna oag %
pears 81 have GIcsa ane WITH stripes
uAlP f1e Whls alala eprqtf 81 q vlo
l-l a.IA 1aa m lnl Ell-.g lna
The weekly true Democrat., 1909-11-05
lananIa AIaa eeInf prY.

Mr.. w. 4. BaBnsrman. who lives on
Lake Iam0nia, the prettieSt Of Leon
eOunty's many beautiful lakes. Was IN
tha city Tuesday, and reports that this
lake q also going dry, and within Eve
on SIX weeks nothing viii Be left Of lt
except the basin. He says that all
these lakes 60 dry periodically, but e
hae been seventeen years Binee THE Oc-
cured. He claims that 4 h owing 90
On absence Of water pressure on the
lower lands near the coast.
The weekly true Democrat., 1909-11-05

"A ecoiiish gentleman paying q visit
DO London was taken BY bis nephew 20
q service % 81 PauPa cathedral. He
had 40 acquaintance whatever With
ihe liturgy Of the Church Of England.
ne picked Op q prayer book and BE-
came very much interested, but as he
Turned over tie leaves bis face be-
cane cloudsd with q look Of Intense
anxiety. He placed the prayer book
carefully down, looked cautiously
aFoana. Dickod up his hat and crept
gtsalthily % ne door. His nephew
followed him and said;
"AEo you %. uneist what 4 ths
mattsFF'
ne uncle replied; ma. But e is
sa0agh % make any man % 20 zee the
aumbsF % collections made IN this
kiFkf'
'colisctiOnsr said tie nephew. in
BuFprisa. "If there is any 90 ell, there
certainly Won't b more than one"
We'll" said the uncle they should
no marx % many b ne beck. There's
nasthing bat collect and bits q
prayer. then collect and moqq prayers,
ana collect again. And says ! 10 my
eel, 'If blde here until ell these col
lsctions are tn'en. Iii no have q baW-
bee ia ma pOckstF "--London TitBits.
The weekly true Democrat., 1909-11-05

URsa. Major and Uraa Minor are
known also as the triones and as the
Greater VAIN and the Lesser VAIN, Il
ia curious 90 note that the larger con-
stellatiOn was given the figure Of the
bear By the Arabs and By the lroquOls
red men. The assumed forms are or
dinarily fanciful, and che identity Of
the names IN this instance affords food
for speculation. Homer uses both bear
and vain (Wagonl IN bis references 10
these stars II Ia. evident that the
lams bear vas q translation from
nIne original Aryan lanKuaEs. as the
0nstellatlOn h called In Hanskrit
4xsha. q word that in different ger
''ra means both q bear and q star. OF
ourss the polar star in the tan Of Ursa
!lnoF s the CONSULTATIONS pOlat Of
Try. In this case We may say fairly
'rst the tail wags the dos. becauss the
ruup Of stags Was sfice called the
dogs tail, o. cynosuse. rrom that We
have cur word cYnosuFe. that toward
a'hiOh al eyes turn. 90 10 ~ aOg'e
tail for sight Of the pole Saap.-MiRno-
EpoNs Tribune
The weekly true Democrat., 1909-11-05

sztl1e1 nave z1e ggCD.e eotela Dut ne
aala for the aleE1 d Ee1 violet 10 q
violet blind peEson tne stripes are uoE.
nal. but tha stars opDeaR % Be re e. q
dart tg0Vnlsh gray asl1. ~ psfsun
who q totally color ellnd ne blus oi
tha DAG aDDaaFl q nzhe yeilo9ish
broWa, Wbna tho re slFipss sssm %
b e DARKER broWn.
The weekly true Democrat., 1909-11-05
TO STUDY VELAcRA.


~. fsiFaA Did, ~ State Boose a.
Health, WAh ~. 4. a. VIVA. elats
Prison physieiaA. end oss % pletl
StaE o. HOsplsal Sor hsaas. % A.
tend convostioA fOr Stausng OF
= PslagFs.
The State Board Of LBstitutIona net
Houday morning IN the executive cham
der and authorized q member ol tht
medical staR Of the Hospital Coz tla
Insane &C ChattahOochee, eno d. ~. "a.
Willis, the State Prison physician. O.
attend q convention n Columbia. 3. q
Wednesday and Thursday, wbieh ton.
vention WIN study the pos1lble neeH
Of curing pelagra.
DE-. Hiram Bird, Of The State
Of Health, will attend also. 60
sent the B0ard.
The weekly true Democrat., 1909-11-05

That pain n your back caused ~
lumbago. stin muscles or q strain "a -
snow Ll5lnaS, sISs. ~ IlS 1S.1ss.s,.- Sl. 1870 ,
spralns, cuts. burns, bruises, seald1 an
all achee and pains. You need q hotll8
Ia your house. Sold by Hardse- enllt
Co. druggists. 6I-lm
The weekly true Democrat., 1909-11-05

Tho hunting privileges On Clarke
piantafion. on Lake Jackfon. have beer
sold. end this q % rive notice that We
win prosecute anyono found hunlIng
thg1snn; and wll nlso pay so rpwaFd
foE any o0a fuFnishiqg eVi1.mee 20 con
uapt ioE hunlinQ o. lhie rTnrerfv
$50 nlcxhEn q PERuHa
The weekly true Democrat., 1909-11-05

- Els- y. v E.ss, Sc Ihs IRE BanSeat
would nol aak that wealth or fame
Earth'S glory end - holorct name
Bs thine. More gladly WOud claim
tfole llgtne 10y.
"a gDiEit, oifoER end brave and tree,
a heart of tIuth end purity,
"a ne unfrtterod--thB foE thee
eek. my boy.
4 Wcu1 not nak 3 ccnq1eroE eroWns
VITA many Jewels ghtcd coUn;
Bod exoI0Its, 3 worlds FenoWns
Met tha ny prayer.
But WOuid eek 3 higher goal
That gtEUnR and true and pure thy lo1i
b kope hat power aud gelf-contRol
6uBtaa thse everywhere,
ssak GOF thss earthly prize,
ak Ter power the world doniegs
For wealth Whieh hsaVon ac18 supplies
And grants 20 ne.
This earth q lar TOO small % ~
Ny souls dsep wish - crafty;
IT'S hesVea aon8 ean eataiy
Ny hearts desire ior thea
EsNkNsNs@sNs sDEb7psstS1es2esab52,see 2,seeNp
The weekly true Democrat., 1909-11-05

n ons of Ma letters Yea BulOW ~
1nI8 10 Rasasato as fellows: "Ho has
oaehanisA me bsyond measure, par
cuiatly N his cooeoTt of yesterday,
uhm ~ played q splendid WOrk.
rmphouie ElDaghola' ~ Lalo -
Elayo1 ~ % gsnuinsly artistic . man-
aag that today ! an still intOxieatsd
Win n His playing also ef ths saint
Gaeas ooacset piscs fos viOlin is as en-
tnnefng as intsrsssins. ft h q shame
shat ~ cannot cone q use me- n. -
-1 have eufpossiy avoide1 his DsFsoa-
e. aaQuaintanca Popkaps Ne has tEisd
- ass nsA fos over NJ esss stands tie
nstite:
'7Gprnines e - saoa.
Aftelnabns-nst g home
-Dae poEhaps hs 6i8 not sing ths
kn (aa nsvsg plays under loo
oe8-ha rsceivod this sum hsrs q q
lata muEicaiaj roR sscrelatg ~
0ets 0oldschmi6t who seat ne q
na whfeh ! returnst WIN ne %.
ralk nat eog onch an lfDcelant con-
or& coui6 curtainiy aGoed - bay ~
NcneE ofx marks va b ne way too
,R - pay."
nnIoW aA uahs hlS aegaaintanca
ueVsr. a. hs Eefurs n q laiar ietieF
- Aa1aaaio eomlEg. qulls uoaEDseis1-
q q econfeFoncs with 1n1aunea"
aah ai wAieh ~ himssig Was
The weekly true Democrat., 1909-11-05

lnN oue-QollAN lAtIls Mun1 81
You may have sample bottle sent izCe
by mail. Address DR.. kilmer & Co, nirr-
hamton, N. Y. Mention tiis paper end
remembeFt Ire name, Or. Kiimer'u Swamp
Root, and the address, BinghaMtnt
n. ", on every bottle.
The weekly true Democrat., 1909-11-05

There is comfort Ia the knowledge .
often expressed, that UT. Kilutcl
Swamp Root, the great kidney fenelq,
ful6ils almost every wisk On corrected
rheumatism, pain "a the back, kidHey1.
liver, bladder and every part of theurilg
passage. CogFecta inability 20 hold HlltF
and Scalding pain IN paadnR q, q BAD
effects following usa oe liquor, vim 81
beer, and OveEcomea that unpleasant -.
eeoaity of being compelled % go often
through khe day, and 90 Ret % MANY
tiinea during the night. The mild ar1
immediate eject q Swamp Rott 81
soon realised. It stands che hIRke1t
r,amna ~ ffa eernavhahfn g.
The weekly true Democrat., 1909-11-05

cauoo0ttta FeEnar rkaole
health restoring prop
ertiea HyOa need :
medicino you should
have the best. Sold b.
druggists IN 6fty- cent
nwsl Smn- a,flak @4.aa
The weekly true Democrat., 1909-11-05

hTic
meal. m lr
al1inRY ~ mIi
aDraq
icnfm an Nu
heafthv cr
don ~ de k
meya: Too M
quen dire
pass hWpcin
The weekly true Democrat., 1909-11-05

the back ere also symptcms thet teIl ~.
The kidneys and blasideE are oui q oscal
ard need attention.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1909-01-28
REDBTUFF BRIEFS

Henry Werdeman and his bro
theirs George and Dick went 10
to Ford county Saturday to visit
friends. They returned L e
first of the week.
Martin Gruemken came down
Monday and is visiting his bro
Their Henry.
Miss Helga Hragh began the
foundation for a roomy house on
her claim last week. Harry
Lewis did the cement work
II. S. Blanllley's brother moved
his household goods down to his
claim Monday.
George Boerger and John Bob
ling are down with the measles
but have a very light attack of it
GERMANY.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1909-01-28

firing lieutenant governor, was voted
for by the Republicans. The result
of the joint ballot was 81 votes for
Stone, "a for Mckinley. Representa-.
tive A. w. Allen of Kansas City, de.
tanned at his home through illness,
was the only absentee.
1t was the quietest senatorial cleo,
ton witnessed here since the days of
Vest and Cockrell. When the SEN
ators took their seats in the house and
the lieutenant governor declared the
joint session ready for business, Sen
ator Emmett Fields offered the Gus
tomary resolution setting forth that,
whereas, at the separate balloting
Tuesday noon no one had received
the majority in both branches, there
fore the joint assembly proceed to
ballot.
Without further ado the roll was
called, first Of the senate and then of
the house. Every one was prepared
for the result, as it was known by
eight o'clock Wednesday morning that
the prospective impeachment by the
Folk men had disappeared.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1909-01-28
TO "SHAKE UP" THE POLICE.
Mr.. HadIey Seeks Commissioners to
Carry Out Reorganization Plans.

Kansas City, Jan. PIT have not
offered the Office of police commission
er to any person in Kansas City,
Governor Herbert S. Hadley said
Wednesday. 81 asked D. J. Half and
H. M. Beardsley if they would allow
their names to be considered in con-
nection with places on the board.
Both refused and other names are now
under consideration.
Appointing two commissioners is
like buying a team of carriage horses.
They have to be gated to work to-
gether, and l am trying to find two
men that will carry out my ideas con-
corning the reorganization of the
force. l haven't found them yet"
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1909-01-28
Farmers Institute

The annual farmers institute
season is at hand and prepara-
tons should be made for a big
meeting Each year the attend
ance is larger and the interest of
The leading farmers is greater.
This institute work is of great
i'm pOrtance to the whole county
and state and is getting to be a
big thing. Over two hundred
organized institutes in Kansas
with over $500 memb ers means
that the farm ers are in earnest
in studying farming methods.
! he Agricultural College is di-
recting the work and sends two
or three speakers to every insti-
tute to help with the program.
Local speakers are, however, re-
CURED on every program and so
the meeting here on Feb. 18th
will have two men sent out by
the college and will also have
9ome of our leading farmers on
h program. This meeting
should be largely attended at
Meade on Feb. 13.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1909-01-28
a JopIin Miner Killed,

Webb City, Mo-, Jan. 23.-One dead
and three injured is the result of a
premature explosion at the Bird Dog
mine north of here Friday. The dead:
Zeke Gullett of Joplin. The injured
are Dan Richardson, who will lose an
eye; Perry Cuppleer and E. T. Nor
ris All will live. Gullett was lamp
ing the hole at the moment of the ex-
plosion and received the full force of
upper part of the body were frightful-
ly mutilated. He was 80 years old and
unmarried
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1909-01-28
The JAP QUESTION
PRESIDENT TALKS WITH Wis
IToRs REGARDING SITUATION
IN CALIFORNIA.
Is OF UTMOST IMPORTANCE
Gov. Gillstt Reiterates His sta.ens:it
That There Will Be No Anti
japanese Legislation at
Sacramento.

Washington, Jan. 22.-The president
talked cautiously with some of his
congressional visitors Thursday. He
went so far as to say he thought moth
ing pending in congress nor any Of
the differences between himself and
congress were of half the Importance
as the Japanese-C question.
Although talking with great deliber-
alton and care, the president still
recognizes the existence of deep found
ed antagonistic sentiment to the ia
paneSe in California and the wisdom
of placating that sentiment so as to
end the agitation with as nttle delay
as possible. Because of the almost
unanimous sentiment in the state the
president realizes the responsibility
upon Gov. Gillett in using his lnfu-
ence upon the legislature to stop leg
islation at this session and wants to
do all he can to share some of that
responsibility.
Senator Flint, in his conference at
the White House, agreed with the
president in considering the burden
upon Gov. Gillett an important and
serious one and is willing 20 share
with the governor the work OF trying
to allay the irritation. The president
is not hesitating to use the power Of
Senator Flint and will not refrain from
doing anything within reason himself
Senator Flint and other Californians
have told the president plainly that
while they are willing to help him
they do not place much confidence in
the figures of the government as to
the decreasing number of Japanese in
this country.
The facts dispute the figures they
declare, and add that the Japanese are
taking possession of whole towns.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1909-01-28
Lawyer,
w. HI. Tracy
The Live Stock Auction
C<P.
Pratt Kansas

If you contemplate having public sale :,
any time or any place don't fall TO WIRE y
wire w. II. Tracy at Pratt, Kansas. lie =
an ap-.o-date auc.ioneeT and has n 9TH
business. consequently he devotes his ent. =
time in keeping himself posted in all lines 4
property he may have TO sell and is & CO.
p1tent jndge Of valves of all classes Of b.
stock. No nlar is fitted 70 sci. your stock n
less he is posted on qualify ami values
the hisrll dollar FOR gon means Teputa:i I
for him. md. he viii weri for YOU fEoga
time your sale is billed until the last astssiF +,
sold. His terms are reasonable and ar .:
had al The Meade State Bank, Frs \ ,'g-s~
al Bank OF Fowler State iiaa
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1909-01-28

Sacramento, Cal, Jan. 22.-(iov. Gil.
lett replied Thursday thai there was
to be no legislation against the ia
panese so far as he could see al mis-
session of the legislature. He has not
decided to address the members of
the legislature in a special message
nor does he deem such action neceS-
sary in view of the vile publication
of the wishes of the federal author,
tiles. The governor has received a
letter from Secretary Root barring
upon the Japanese question but de-
cline to make it public on the ground
that Secretary Root considers the
communication of a confidential char
acter as have been several other let
tiers, that the secretary has sent the
governor within the last few days.
Assemblyman Grove l.. Johnson's
bill, providing for the segregation of
Japanese within municipalities was
favorably reported Thursday, but all
such measures will be held in abey-
ance until next Wednesday morning,
when they are a special order. 1t is
said upon reliable authority that even
should all the anti-Japanese measures
pass the assembly the senate will not
indorse them, and as the governor has
declared himself as against them,
there seems little likelihood of their
becoming laws.
The bills now before the assembly
segregate Japanese residentially as
well as educationally and prohibit
their owning land or being directors
of corporations.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1909-01-28

A few rifles left at Shafer & Co.
at s.. SO.
Only few more rifles at Shafer
& Co. S2.5
Jim Stamper has valentines from
sc to S.. See them.
Measles and whooping cough are
the order of the day.
Shafer & Co. have few more
rifles left. Call at once.
WANTED-Girl for general house
work. Call at Shafer & Co.
viii take photo post cards for
two weeks, Meade Photographer.
Oliver Frame and his mother went
to Sante Fa Monday to visit few
days.
Stamper has the finest valentines
ever brought to Meade. Call and
see them.
Cord Kruse returned from McFar-
land Saturday. He is staying with
Henry Gruemken ST..
We have more Springfield rifles
left at 81 SO. You had better hurry
Shafer & Co.
Why not use Photo Post Cards
for Valentines? See Backe, the
Photographer.
]. c. Nc Lean came in Friday
from Richmond Kansas, to visit J.
N. Stamper and family.
To TRADE-S45o.oo piano for
lot or on property; good location.
Address, P. 0. box 583, Meade,
Kansas
7. H. Garlic has moved into B.
H. Cordes' house lately vacated by
MIR. Blankley who moved to his
claim in Odee twp.
Webb Lodge No. 275 A. F. & A.
M. stated communication Saturday
January soth. Work IN the second
degree. WM. BACKE, W. NJ.
Shafer & Co have just received an
assortment of ladies handkerChiefs
that had ought to please the most
particular. See them at Shafer &
Co.
The meetings at the Methodist
church still continue. Bro. Millsap
breaches practical sermons and IS
working hard to make the meetings
a success.
The Meade Basket Ball team de-
feated the Liberal team last Satur-
day night by score of IS to 8.
The Liberal team came up on No.
? and returned on No. 81.
Our Fowler Gleanings were re-
ceived too late for publication this
week We mus, have them not later
than Tuesday to insure publication
that week.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1909-01-28
ST. joseph Warm AGAIN.

St. Joseph, Mo-, Jan. 20.-Since
early Sunday morning st. Joseph has
had practically no gas for fuel or light
until Monday night. Most of the
schools are heated with gas and were
dismissed Monday.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1909-01-28
JAS. [. STAMPER,
AuCtiOneer

Don't claim date for your sale until You have
correspended with him. He not only has
the natural qualifications for a good auctioueer
But is we'll posted on qualities and prices Of liv
stock, and all merchant a bic commodities and has
the mack Of getting long prices for the property
which means Tor you we'll as for himself.
InfOrmttion in regard to billing and conducting
sales furnished on application. Terms reason : bic
and satisfaction guaranteed.
We hereby recommend Mr. Stamper to any Oh
need OF his service.
LOUIS BoEELER Cashier, Meade State Bars
F. w. CURL Cashier, First National Bsca
Meade Kar-aS,