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Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-12-17
THE RESULT oFNlMDlscRl aBlNATE
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Some Americans who have been ex-:
pending signs over, the wholesale de.
struction ofswild animals in Africa by
an American. sportsman are not fully
informed concering the extent to
which similar slaughter has proceed;
ed in theirSoWnl land. Or. William: T;
Hornaday, director Of the New York
geological park, has devoted consider
able attention to the subject and gives
the following summary ofswhat has
happened to many Interesting and val
liable species Of the fauna Of North
America in the area of the United
States
We have no longer any wild bison
save one small band Of about twenty. 3
The elk remains only II the Yellow
stone and the lympic mountains of
Washing plus a few individuals In
"a few other calities. s sz3s5s,5 ii.
Antelope exist fl widely scattered
bands. to the number Of about FIVE
thousand. Ss sS, 5 33: yss3S
I The big horn mountain sheep ais
Threatened with total extinction out
side Of the game preserves. 5. 5s. ~: u
The mountain goat is not yet SO rare
:ass the mastodon, but wherever it may
legally he hunted siit soons viii be. n
The passenger pigeon IS gone for
ever. I + s Nh.
81 The heath hen OF Massachusetts
may Be blotted out any year.
an The pinnated grouse OF the west
now exists ii a few localities only q
The splendid sage grouse Is fast be
ing shot of the cattle plains and soon
will disappear
. The great whooping crane Is near
" extinct. .sS.
The Labrad dor duck and great aux
are quite extinct.
The California condor will last
about twenty years.
S5 The plume birds of Florida are but
a memory; and SO are the scarle ibis,
roseate, spo onbill and flanaigo
The list IS confined to birds and
quadrupe dis: 1T says nothing Of the
woefully Wasteful warfare which has
been wages against FISH. . N Neither. does
It refer to- the practical extinction Of
valuable fur bearing animals like the
otter and the beaver. IT calls atten,
ton however to one item Of barbar-
iously Wasteful destruction outside of
the immed iateS area of the United
States though under the dominion OF
the national flag. The fur seal, IN
Ihabiting the islands Of the coast 81
Alaska, has been reduced from four
million TO about thirty thousand !: and
If the United States government does
not qnfckly execute with Canada and
Japan d new treaty roviding for 4 ten
year close season the species will be
l:doomed.
Byron did not exaggerate when a.he
wrote ian marks the earth with
ruin Il The ind scriminate slaughter
Of the creatures 81 the woods, the
IsMeams. the lakes and the sea has Sc
Iriously Diminish natural resources
(which should have been conserved ID
IL not too late even now for legisIa
ton ana enlig htened public opinion Il
exert q conse sentative influence which
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-12-17

B
GEES
Gross receipts n from the sales of
public lands ssi North Dakota dur
Ing the fiscal; year 10 o95 amounted to
ST ,282, 1886 which Isl ,197 TAO went
to the reclamati ion fund, according
TO figures furnished BY the general
n land Office. In M ntana the # gross
receipts from similar sales for the
same period aggregated $712.333, 5of
which $645,, 44449 were turned over for
exclamation Work souris Messenger.
Little drops of water poured into
the milk gives the milkman's daugh-:
ter lovely gowns Of 81 silk. Little:
n grains of sugar mingled with the sand,
4 makes the grocer's assets swell to
s beat the band. & Little powders Of GUS
tard, humble tho, they seem. help en-
rich the fellow selling pure Ice cream.
Little v rocks and boulders, little
chunks of slate, makes the coal mans
fortune something fierce and ~ great.
Little ads we'll written, and printed
nice and neat, give the noisy mer-
chants homes on easy street.
III sE5sE q d . SE3 s{l
Sheriff Taylor n and w It. Mosely
were passengers to- Devils Lake ION
4 TUESDAY mornings a.Itrair. Sheriff
! johnson of Nelson was here on, official
business Tuesday. He was not sue
81 cessfui here but we understand he got
This man at Devils Lake,--Miss Agnes
Wood returned to her school duties at
Devils Lake Tuesday morning Can
do Herald. a. .i=5.. ..sS= .sl Z \.
sFS . 90. nv, K; d ss,: :
5S c. s. Lyman went to Devils Lake on
M business Tuesday. Miss Agnes Wood
n Of Deering, ~. D.,3 who has been Wis
iting at Paul Hougan's and with relar
ksltiyyesS for the past two weeks, left
q Cando Monday for Devils Lake where
n she will attend school. Cando Demo
crat. 81 Ill.,. I'll.
st:4s.s va . .r4 2 IN. III, tTSSsg,,x,
@ Robert. sinc.airs Alex Buffers. Geo.
Il Bush, Albert Olson, F. x. Kirsch,
a were among those who visited at Dew
lis Lake last Saturday. -Warwick Sen
I'D tinel. II 4::1 FL
ss Aaron Hooker returned from Devils
Lake Wednesday, where he has been
attending to business for the past
week. Mrs. O.. Leet returned from
2@5 Devils Lake Tuesday, where she has
been for a few days .T--Brocket News. 4
stssss
u.s. Magnus Peterson returned from
Devils Lake Monday Hampden Guar:
III t s.4.5 ss.&G. . = u.
Miss onstad ent to- Devils Lake
. Friday night to at tend the new roller
Il skating rink, returning Saturday on
&. NO Mr. Smith was . Devils ake
visitorSlast Tuesday and ednesda 81
Crary Public Opinion. .a4a5
b. $a Albert Nelson came up from Devils
BE Lake Monday, returning Tuesday
The postofice department has de DC
cided where patrons Of a rural mail 4
delivery fail to open roads and keer
them open after they have been enclosed
y$ BY drifting SHOWS, Tie postmaster may
Al. 81 where patrons then fail to open the
roads postmasters may direct carriers
Y to pass up all patrons whose mall
order them closed for thirty days, and
boxes are not easily reached by the
3s carrier iii his regular route 80 lack
Mclean and a. Bjorlie sWere VI
from Devils Lake Friday; c h e i
Ferry Sum- rs 5s h. 3:.: IN II.
Mrs III. F Schultz and brother
came up from Devils Lake for q s si
5s5E visit Penn Hustler
22 Y'E J RS GO
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-12-17

aT no broom trust nearly sweeps
,isaofe our feet with the tatementa
shat must double the price of itsll
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-12-17
Chr StnldS
Shopping \
!. IS. Very
!. Diff ffiiCu|tt

Because person don't really know
what would be the most desiable gift
---from the large amount of Holiday
Goods the Devils Lake merchants dis
play--.there iseno reason why you can
not buyjust what you want, and buy
it at home at that. e IF some other
merchant have not what you want, we
may, and visa versa. For this reason.
y We a IS s dtiasplaying in our store conn
plete line Of goods as we can afford
to buy. OF course you know, goods
kept.on5 the shelf from one season to
another don't only become shopworn
but depreciate in value, and money is
tied up Now we want to use this
money to buy spring and summer
goods, take our DISCOUNTS, turn our
money fast and small profits. We can
not begin to mention the Xmasarticles
we may have to please you---call and
inspect our stock--we are public SER
wants and here to please you. $780, ";
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-12-17

0 We have it on good authority that
at its present price beef steak is a
dangerous article Of food. being a
breeder Of appendicitis, tuberculosis.
cancer and other Injuries that only
the rich can afford. Take due notice
and guide yourselves accordingly. Nj
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-12-17
!. .'aIfa sa'::..::
y sNfyzttlnt stsf

Z Mrs. Il. schutte and brother
. came Up from Devils Lake for q short
5visit. Penn Hustler. s$.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-12-17

81 Aaron Hooker returned from Devils
Lake Wednesday, where he has been
attending to business for the past
week. Mrs. o.. Leet returned from
Devils Lake Tuesday,%swhere she has
been for a Few days. TT--Brockets News.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1909-06-26
NOTICE OF RECEIVERS SALE.

IN THE FOURTH IuD,L DlsTRlNr
LlNcoLN, sTAEE or NEVADA
L. F, PEER, Plaintiff VS. NEVADA
CENTRAL GOLD & COPPER COM,
Il. u. MONTGOMERY, b. r. CREECH
and j, G. BROWN. Defendants.
Notice is hereby given that in pur-
suance of an order of the Fourth Ju
diciai District Court of the County of
the second day of June, 1909, in the
above entitled action. the undersigned,
the receiver of the property Of said
defendant Nevada Central Gold x Con-
to the highest bidder, for cash, gold
coin Of the United States, and sub
Ject to confirmation by said District
Court, ON Thursday. the fifteenth day
the office of said receiver in the store
of the \. S. Thompson Company. in
the town of Phoebe, County of Lin
coin, State of Nevada, all the right,
title interest. and estate of the said
Nevada Central Gold K Copper Com
pany, a corporation. at the time of its
dissolution on the 3rd day of June, 1919,
and all the right, title, and interest
of law or otherwise, acquired other
than or in addition to that of the
said Nevada Central Gold a Copper
Company at the time of its dissolu-
Z
ing claims situate in the Bristol Min
ing district in the County of Lin
/ coin, State of Nevada, and more par
ticualrly described as follows;
All of the Central, Monte, Side Hin
! Badger, Oxide, Snow storm, and Beau.
/ ty mining claims. the certificates OF
location Of which are duly recorded il
! Book of mining notices now in the of
4 flee of the County Recorder of Lin
coin County. State of Nevada, and ar,
recorded in said book at pages 81 to 100
inclusive, which said records are mad,
a part of this description for purpose!
of reference.
Also, there will be sold at said tim,
and place, all of the personal propert,
belonging to said defendant New
ada Central Gold & Copper Company
CflAS. A. THOMPSON,
Receiver of the Nevada Central Col,
4 Copper Company.
Jesse simmons, Attorney for the Re
ceiVer
Dated at Phoebe, Nevada. this 5th da.
of June, 1903.
First publication, June L..
Last publication. July 10,
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1909-06-26
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Serial o,7s7.

Department of the Interior. u. s..
Land Office at Carson City, Nevada,
June 5, 1909, Notice is hereby Civ
en- that Carrie Barton, of Caliente
Nevada, who, on Dec. 49, 1907, made
Desert Land Entry No, 523, Serial
No. 0l767, for NE'l-4 SW II, Section
10, Township 4 South, Range 81 East,
Mount Diablo Meridian, has filed
notice of intention to make final
proof, to establish claim to the land
above described, before the County
Clerk of Linco n county at his Of
flee, at Phoebe, Nevada, on the 22nd
day of July, 1903.
Claimant names as witnesse5 Is
>aac Barton, Amos Gibson, Ghas Chris
Hansen and C. p. Christensen. all
of Caliente, Nevada.
LOUIS j. COIN,
Register
First publication, June II.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1909-06-26
Official Paper uf Lincoln County

do is to box them and deliver TO the
nearest railroad depot Now under
such conditions shou. dn't we have a
pretty big show at the Goidfield con
vention? -.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1909-06-26

Let US show visitors to the, Amer
lean Mining congress that we are on
the mining map Is
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1909-06-26

Rev. E. V. Reynolds of the Cath
Ollie church is in the city and, will
hold services at II O'Clock tomorrow
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1909-06-26

If you want ice cream, go to the
Vienna bakery. Best place in town.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1909-06-26
LOUIS J. COIN,

First publication, June II.
Last publication, } July II
The weekly true Democrat., 1909-12-03
G. 3. ..
4 HotAhIs Address By q HlSsouTi
Priest.
[From the Union sIRnal.l

From the Union Signal.
LoFa 3. La Nance, Joplin, No.
vienna, q town In the North OzarkS
og Missouri, was, and still is, q difficult
Geld Cor temperance labor Conditions
aFs gradually improving. however, anG
pablie sentiment growing In the right
direction.
Vienna lies twenty miles from ore
laIlroad and thirteen from another.
k'oaE, rough miles at that. There Is
80 resident protestant minister, but
shere q preaching once q month. The
Catholics have both German and En-
Nllsh sermons BY their resident priest.
Some years ago q young priest,
Father John Fugel, was sent 70 this
pest, and has built Up 3 strong church.
"A handsome church edifce viii be ded-
lcated In September. "A newspaper,
The Home Advisor, has been one Of
NathGR Fugeps enterprises, and has 4
vide circulation. Il is = strong prohi-
billion advocate.
The prisut did not specially concern
himself AZ FIRST with the Temperance
qoosti0n, bat IN trying 90 keep drink
away fron one Of bic hoek he antagOn-
iEod q ealo0nkeepef, who knocked him
down and beat bis face severely, From
that time on the priest has taken adj
saneed ground
N June q w. c. r. u. was organized
N Vienna. July Is an institute was
held eloalng with q platform nesting at
ere court house. Twenty children had
Fallg cries, songs and rucltatlons. Mra.
t.ora B. Ia Nance, of Joplin, spoke on
"a New Declaration oi Independents"
Re4. W.. Poison, Of Versailles, No,
kelleWed with an earnest appeal % The
church % rally around the Temperance
E4nnaf. Then Father FuRel followed
In ~ lmpaaaloned address that was Ap.
DI1nded again and again. It b said 10
- ons ol che finest speeches ha has
egof made
Taxing ths arSt two Spsakors' re-
nE1 - q text, he declared that he
1Itof lof che brotherhood Cf man. He
otn ol brOthgrly love. Of Christian
unity. of real co-opegalI0n between all
11aeO themselves The followers Of
Christ. whatever their creed
As fo9 me-" ne q Cormnnl
Fon ny 1londpoint can see 20 real
Fn D. small quantity rl drink II
INe oao who hag fuIl control uf
a IlI1a ] woud rtsl|f enjoy 3
.1 o. cool beer, and d would
~ harm me- bul when ! aoo th4 nN
Io| hold tt'1 ecDrrRe and mon1fof oI||
sac over lh8 and, when 4 ooe lhF trl,
'a Ih'nNr ihal & leads o., Nh1n nne
HE We H'|' never ~. Inl1nt 1nt1
g. g q tllnh p1t'
The weekly true Democrat., 1909-12-03
sT. JOHN's VESTED CHOIR.

The ~. Johns Episcopal church has
been planning for some time % have a
vested choir. This week Rev. Samuel
N MJrnn took the measurement Of the
nleu In the choir and has ordered from
n Philadelphia firm, their cOssocks,
while the Sc. Agnes Guild II busy max
Ing. by patterns secured from Trinity
choir, Of Columbia, s. g., the caps and
cOttas for bOthe the ladies and men.
The services in which the choir ex-
pectes 10 appear vested, viii be on the
midnight Of Christmas eve, for which
service special music n now being ar
ranged
The weekly true Democrat., 1909-12-03

/. Voluntary, "R ise tho Standard
Of the Lord on High" by the Choir.
2. Hymn, Praise the Savior. All
Yo Nations.
q Prayer. BY Rev. Ira s. Patterson.
4 Announcement and collection.
5. The Twilight Shadows" BY the
Choir.
9. Purpose Of the Laymen's Move
ment, " read by Mr.. o. q. Van Brunt.
2. Paper, Bishop Gambler, on Mate
rial Prosperity" read by Rev. +, J.
Patterson.
8. Hymn. Filing Out the Banner.
Let II Float"
3 sermon, by Rev. I. s. Patterson,
on The Laym6n's Movement" Text
Sc. Mark, l6.i5.
10. Prayer, BY Rev. =. ]. Patterson,
IL. Papef, Miraculous Success. T"
read By Mr.. r. ]. Evans.
H. "The Pledge, Fl" read and subscrib-
oFs 10 Il secured.
IS, Hymn, From :AlI the Dark
Placos.
IL. Benedietion.
Nc. p, +. Mickler, lay leader for
Trinity, presided, assisted BY Mr.. o. G.
Van Brunt, lay leader for Boulevard.
s,tSfCCGTnCCOCE
The weekly true Democrat., 1909-12-03

sons from the City Council, Board OF
Trade, Chamber OF Commerce and
COupty Commissioners Of HillBbOrO
why Tampa should have n Union Rail-
road station, and 70 hear reasons from
the railroads entering that prosperous
city why Il should not Miss st. Clair,
their efficient stenOgrapher, spent
Thanksgiving at home IN Ocala, where
she Joined the commissioners a. they
passed through en- route % Tampa.
The weekly true Democrat., 1909-12-03

vail; when I see our responsibility 10
God for our influence aud example
toward our brother man, ] am glad
and proud 10 surrender my individual
liberty for the good Of my fellow
man." Great applause greeted this
announcement, as did his earnest ap-
peal 20 stand shoulder % shoulder In
this great battle against the saloon.
The weekly true Democrat., 1909-12-03
EIdnT T1Bi.E BRlDGE.
Complimentary TO Afr. Albert II. Wal.
don, Given by Miss Clem Hampton.

Complimentary to Mr. Albert n. Wal.
don, Given by Miss Glen Hampton.
Miss Glen Hampton entertained az
bridge complimentary 10 NJ. Albert H.
Walden, nc the leon hotel last satuF-
day evening. Eight tables were ar
rangedi the prizes being won: Mra
" n. blackom, ladies prize; Capt stu
art LsWln, gentiemans prize. and Ne.
Albert II. Weldon. guests prise. De
lici0ua punch and homo made candy
were served throughout the evening.
The following were pnesert:
Or. aud Mr.. r. A. Shine. Ar. and
Mra. stuart f.ews. Mr.. and Mrs.. n. NJ.
LutH, Capt. and Mira h. y. Hose. Mes
DANES Meglnnian, RalCkOm, Dawkina,
0orlnau, Chapman; Misses Hnrfla Ia
tum. Lydny, Edwards. Austin, IaFon.
tiHsee. Welder. GOrman and Banks.
Governor Cilchrlat MessrA Walden.
Elliott, boyaeau. Nelson. Henry. Whee-
ler, Lydny, Moran. and BoHkin
The weekly true Democrat., 1909-12-03

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re
ward for any case Of Catarrh that can
not be cured BY Halls Catarrh Cure.
+. j. CHENEY q Co.,
Toledo, Ohio
We, the undersigned, have known p.
J. Cheney for the last rs years, and be-
lieve him perfectly honorable N Ell bush
meas transactions and financially able 20
carry out any obligations made By his
hrm.
WALDN0, KINNAN q MARVIN,
Wholesale Druggists. Toledo, ..
Halls Catarrh Cure b taken inter.
nally, acting directly upon The blood
and mucous surfaces Oh che system.
Toslimoniala sent free. Prizes % cents
per bottle.
Sold BY Ell DruRriata.
Take Halls Family Pills for eonsti-
pation. S7-im
The weekly true Democrat., 1909-12-03

TIE Tailor made Suit % lhe cheapest.
u WIIl bold its share aud cnt wear eag
ether. 30 tskea coed ,9I'ofina % rake
1oq4 cIol1f1 I'd ". Frie1 8 90. are
lte bcst I1Ilcfo Iu lhe conntfr. an
enton q o.. ere lAIr naIa fnrpa.
aInlgoa E IeI|a nmat
The weekly true Democrat., 1909-12-03

Monday Chairman IN Alafson Burr
and Commlssloatln N. n. nIifch hnf
n g. Dunn lei lfor Tampa s. hssr 81.
The weekly true Democrat., 1909-12-03

feR REET-TWo unfurnlshe3 fooms
en nacomb S., 30. ela hrs. w.
81, b1ehon. tetf
The weekly true Democrat., 1909-12-03

AZ che FAN Tern % the Circuit Court
Tor Leon county viii begin On Monday,
The 2oth day of November, ell accounka,
billa and communicative % come before
the Docember, 1900. meeting of the
County Commiuslonare. win have % BE-
Sled with the CountV Auditor by n
O'clock noon, THURSDAY, - December,
80 ] can have the necessary time 10 get
them ready for tho Board
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1909-12-07
Secretary WILSON'S REPORT.
Result Of The Farmers Work fof The Year
PIGlurga n Glowing Terms.

Washington, Nov, 30,-In
glowing terms Secretary Will
son Of the Department Of
Agriculture in his annual re-
port pictures the results Of
the farmers work for the
year ended June 80 last,
Most prosperous of all
years is the place to which
1909 is entitled i'll agricul-
ture, is the way the secretary
puts it. The value Of farm
products was IS, $50, 900, 600, q
gain Of 1869, 600, 900 over the
preceding year.
Of great popular interest
are the results of a unique
investigation conducted by
the department which shows
that III fifty cities the total
retail cost charged to consum-
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1909-12-07
ors for beef above the wholes

ers for beef above the whole&
sale cost paid by the retailers
averaged SO per cent. The
lower the grade Of beef, the
greater was the percentage of
gross profit.
In the upward movement
Of beef prices the farmer, the
report says, has not shared
equally with the packer, re>
taller and wholesaler, but as
to hogs, the case is different,
the farmer receiving nearly
his fair share Of the higher
prices Of porkin the increased
price Of his unfed hogs.
Secretary Wilson notes a
great forward movement in
enforcing the food. and drug
acts, the Willingness Of mans
ufacturers to comply with
the laws and to cooperate
with the department, making
the work largely educational.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1909-12-07
Ga2S Oft with q Trunk.

Mrs Hilton, from near the K47-
Ter mill, wanted to 60 away Mon
day night and g7t a young man
tb2a enc knew to take her trunk
T. the station for her. Bu5 when
she w7nG 70 the station she fonud
ahat The roaog man was gone and
5he trunk with him. She at o. ce
otllaH Sheriff Mckenzie and he,
upon Investigation, found shat
5ha young man had checked the
t1ook TO Morganto0 and had gone
On tine train for she west It was
afterwards learoed that he had re-
heckei the trunk while on the
5rai5"eo Marion, N. c., since
aio4 nothing has been heard
from 5hlm. There was nothing
y.eT valuable in The trunk, only
7.~e wearing apparel and one
8 3r.,g. Sheriff Mckenzie has
pa-a using the long distance
p. lie and lha' telegraph il his ef
forts 59 carch him, but had not
located lin mp tn the time Of CO.
i.g 10 press.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1909-12-07
A Bunch of Gamblers CAPTURED.

A bunch of five negroes were
arrested in a raid made, Thursday
night, on a house in Dixonv,Ile,
where they were found gambling.
Sheriff Mckenzie, Capt Geo. H.
Shaver and officers Gamble and
Burk quietly approached the house
where the game was going on and
caught them in the act. The
party was composed of Joe Lee,
Arthur Carter, Ed Biles julie
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1909-12-07
MEETlAG OF COUNTY G0MaI SI0AERS,
A Busy Day but lj1iI} Other than Routine
Passed Upon.

~ 90ard Of county commie.
si5r.-s met in the conrt house.
Nc. inv. December 9th, with the
fol x.. members present; P.B
Be- i chair nan; P. A. Hartman.
w Hsrria. R. B. Peeler and
" + Barter.
.1e mI405s IT last meeting were
r #od approved
p'- Garter Ct chain gang No.
ports 20 c~onv'ctss 2 white
'3~ '0" 'D0 l
req ehna'
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1909-12-07

Hunt and Henry Tarner. They
we're al arrested and locked up
for the night and were brought
before Judge MILLER, in the county
court ON Friday morning, when
they were all found guilty and all
fined except 81 BiIes, his attorney
claiming immunity for him, as he
had been made TO testify in the
case He cited bis authority
and Judge Miller took his case
under adyisenont, and later
ordered that Biles be discharged.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1909-06-05
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Mr. W. d. Stem is one of the field workers
of the Kansas State Sunday School Associa
ton giving especial attention to the upbuild-
ing of the adult classes in our schools We
are especially furtunate in securing him. Let
at least one delegate be a teacher of mems
classes Mr.. E. c.. Knapp is a very forcible
speaker and his experience enables him to
bring to us much that is vitality interesting and
valuable. He is in field work for Kansas also-'
Bring your Bibles. pencil and paper
Select delegates and see that they come
Superintendents be sure to come
Teachers are awaiting treat
When YOU arrive make yourself known to
reception committee
Two delegates from each school
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1909-06-05
Farmers Please Take Not ice.

can insure your crops
against damage by hail in the
Grain Growers Hail Insurance
Company of Topeka at a lower
rate than most of the other COM
panies- When you take into
account the fact that your crops
are insured the moment you
sign the application and that if
your per cent of loss falls below
even one per cent. you will get
paid just the same, it is a fair
question to ask why other com
panies should not do the same?
Also please consider the fact
that they have been doing bust
ness for nine years without
allegations.
1t is a home company it's
officers under 100000 bonds
to the state, and they guarantee
prompt adjustments of losses.
Please come in and investigate
further
E. D. WHEELER.
Agent.