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Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1909-08-28
DiarrhOea.

This disease should be treated as soon
as the first unnatural looseness of the
bowels appears. When this is done a
single dose of Chamberlain S Collie, Chol-
era and Diarrhoea Remedy viii effect a
cure This remedy can alwavs be de-
pended upon even in the most severe and
dangerous cases, and should be kept at
hand ready for instant use Never leave
home on journey without it.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1909-08-28

We now write your hail insur-
ance on your corn 100 cents
on the dollar or return your
money. Walter Eppler.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1909-08-28

of Miss Grace Altman this week.
Mr. E. M. Wagner hauled a
new corn binder home hast Sat
urday from Ellis.
Miss Nell Carr is helping Mrs.
John Altman cook for threShers
at present writing.
Frank Kutina and all his crew
quit threshing last Saturday to
attend the carnival at Ellis.
Miss Hildo Johnson claims
that the Wa Keeney girls have
been trespasSing on her territory
but Clarence denies it.
just to prove the exception to
the rule, we wish to state the
wheat in this neighborhOod is not
turning out as we'll as expected
at harvest time.
Art Griffin, VIM. Griffith. and
Elihu, Altman attended the car
nival at Ellis last Saturday and
have been suffering from paral-
ysis of the pocket-bOok ever
since.
Dave Carr and Eston Joseph
in company with their sweet
hearts attended Lucky Bills
show at Ellis last Monday even
ing. We have it from Dave in
strict confidence that he is to be
married soon-we have figured
out who the lucky bride is to be.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1909-08-28

Insure your horses; mules and
cattle against death from any
cause. Low rate
LESTER c. NUDGE, Agent,
Ea-Keeney, Kansas.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1909-08-28

EAa-z rms ERS
The famous little pills.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1909-08-28
CARD OF THANKS

Fur ALL PAST FAVUKS AND PA1KUNAGE TN
THE PAST
Since we embarked with you in the I'm
plement Business we have tried to grant
everything you asked in line.
Now we are going to ask you to return
these favors by turning in the coin on all
Bills due and falling due. Make your ar
rangements to do this at once as we
must have our money because we need it.
Thanking you in advance for these fav-
OrS we are as ever
w. a. e PPL E
AND THE Bull DOG
JOHN FRANKS, Manager
BLUE FRONT IMPLEMENT HOUSE
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1909-08-28

Itching piles provoke pro
family. but profanity won't cure
them. Doan's Ointment cures
itching, bleeding or protruding
piles after years of suffering.
At any drug store.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-10-28
In asesino de su madIe,
Roberto Escanilla le infere
ounce puhaIadas a la autora
de suS dias.

I'm diario de Mejico nos traa Ell 81
guiente espeluznante relate de un
parricidio que>ha conmovldo a toda
la comarca de La Piedra.
Dice asi:
En- un Viliorrio denominado La
Piedra, de la Jurisdiction de AIvara-
do, un aborto de liza naturaieza que
rerponde al nombre Gle Roberto Es-
camilla, ha asesinado a la autora de
sus dlas, la senora Dolores Rublo,
dandole ounce puhaiadas.
La muerte de esta infeiiz madre.
que tai vez no habra tenido mayor
culpa que Ia de haber iIevado en- sus
entranas 4 semejante monstruo, fu6
casi instantanea a consecuencia del
numero de las herldas.
Ha sido la indignation Y ho-
rror que Sc produjo en- los sitios CO.
marcanos al del crfmen, que Sc pre-
tende que la autoridad, llegada Ia
bora de sentenciar la pena, decrete
Ia capital por ser el crimen atroz y
sin precedentes en- aquel lugar
Por 10 pronto el abominabIe asesi-
no esta en- poder de la justicia, la
que en- SUI oportunidad descargara
toda su severldad imponiendo un
ejempiar castigo a qmen no merece
nj eli calihcativo de ser humane.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-10-28
CAMPEONATO De CUENTOS.

"a coepondcnca afma hay en- Puerto Rico ngenios
de od han poducdo beas obrs teraras dos los
Fandoe e epccmene denomno en- Ia leaura
eana cun "a Correspondence desea pobar puen prod
se dc gran mto la sl oeo ha decddo brr medic
de m be de cua eeda cua
la ofece una puma de oo veneeo ese cam
peonato esabce para eva adane ell mno las siguenes bases
eucntos sean mtdos La Correspondence para omar
pat deben nedtos ontene ctas esta frase
Para a eamponato de "La Correspondence"
deen utos nobres
publos Pero dean aqueos hacer pbico nonre
peri6dco debc todos modo nombe del autor
80 H campeoao epezar eontarse dde e 10 de Julio De o
paabras texo;
pueden escto Residences Ia s ea de ea
5oUn puede cuentos con
ii 10 A de 1910 I Correspondenca ahra plebi-co
formation de tudo de los ecda
cual d mas mro trunfado La Coreson
nomb Personals residences capaces
urad acador de los Fl pescio constra qe
cada rem La Correspondence noa de
doce nomres de que de agrado ma
cion del urado Ea dmnara dc los 25 80 nomb de
quedaran m los autores e cenos como
rado De doce candidates La
quedaa formedo e urado caor del de ceno
Correspondents de Puerto Rico FL uado as costuio recba II
nao Agosto diho uado veredicto LA Co
rresponda entreara puma de autor enza en- con-
To- Es ntendd as Sc etabecce ola copondencia dc pH
to RICO que utor tunante e por ella "a consdefao @
tuloy pmerpuesto @ cnservao hasta tano
auto mas afortunao acbatarie la supromacia
soa corpondencia pubca meada due los vaya 1eebindo
todos los e enios cmpeonato Esa publ
hara ndcano de ore que corresponds cada
nombe pseudonmo del utor E ntcnddo cua
quera crcunsancia Ia Correspondence conda agn cuento IN
dgno dc pubcdad ina dc ctua dc bucna h del auo auto
o dceho pubcao conerandoe fuera
del
&c. Los euntos pube'ds este d'io los tulos n
patio por Juan asch No. L. "Los dos hrazos Juan Rios
sepa, No. 80 de Mayo 1909 En ua recompcns, por Tnio
Rodriguez No. 81 de Ab. "n locua del tempo por Juan
Rios Sepa No. 4-2 de Mayo de 1909
aE egado, corandn Lear No ), Mayo5 de 1909
"Castgada por c. Torres Quntero No dc JUNO 1909
InIr No i de lilo
seran consderado dee
chor dnto de las onones tod los dennis cumtos
1Go Seno dc los oeos de La Correspondence ctmuar
solo teraro esuoo vida regional Ia
pendida nauraeza Dos pugo a nusa atria este eao @
los autores clio conlon.
de mngnatvos Ia vida uertor ao todos
los ella puotle
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-10-28
Mas novedades.

III gabinetc dc Ia mas delicala dana
no pucdc quedar bien arrcglado 81
no - hace anteS una vista 4" Las No
vcdades' Figuras de busto Dc todo3
tamanos y de los mas caprichosos
modelos, lamparas lindisimas. alfom
ras, eortinas orlcntalcs ,etcamas de
.ores de todos los pai,ses, rclojes, jo-
yerog. camas para el mas refinado
,apricho, espelos V euadros dc ulti-
mo modelo europeos, seereteres
muy finos Y artls.ieosl todo objeto
artistico propio para gabinete, CO.
medor . sala de elcgantc vivienda,
Sc encuetra en- Ia tienda de moda de
la eiudad En- rnp,ielos de sombre-
ros no hay eompetencls y en- perfu-
meria v aguas de tneadpr el surtido
sc renueva consianteriente en- todos
os eorreOs.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-10-28
SeIviiciio po|iciiaco.

Relaci6n de novedades ocurridas
durante las "a horas anteriores.
Puesto de San Juan: :-Infracci6n
ordenanzas municipales 20, juegos
prohibidos 4, alterar la paz |, AGO.
metimiento,l.
Pucsto de p. dc Terra: Infrac-
ci6n ordenanzas municipales | al te-
rar la paz |.
Puesto de Santurce:: Infracci6n
ordcnanzas municipaies IS. crueidad
con animatcs =, infracci0n ley de 81
nidad /, infnaccion ley de autom6
vies l.
Parties de Ia isia.
Nega-Baja, q. Anochc sorprcn-
dida jugaia monte arrestando II
individuos Y ocupanelo,c barala Y
dinero.
Rio-PiedraS. 26. Anochc ocurrio
inccndio catie Carmen casa s,n asc-
gurar de Francisco Chercade. que
lnandose varios cfcctos dc cana.
Cidra. "A. Anoche desarrouose
inccndio casa Francisco Muhoz, he
cho casual Y sin dcsgraclas.
Cabo-Rojo, % Anoche en- bale
obrcros en- la caiie Carbone,i. Juan
jose Pctrevich ia emprendi6 i pa
.Js agrcdlcndo varlas personaS, Fuf
arrest ado Y denunclado.
Nicqucs, -. Ha sido arrestado
Juan Craz Moreno. ex-confinado de
preside por haber escaiado Ia casa
de Fiorentino Garcia. sustraycnlo
de el,a I'M bauI con varios efectos.
lauco. %. Anoche fue sorprendi-
da una jligada arrestando 10 indlyi-
duos V ocupandoies los dtiies, Y ei
dInero.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-10-28
FRAGMENT


La medida de Ia responsabiidad
esta en- 10 extenso de la educacion:
y cuando sea responsible de todo,
todavia no Sc es responsible de ha-
Der nacido hombre, v de obrar CON
forme a 10 que aun existe de fiero v
dc terrible en- nuestra naturaieza.
Un hombre muere; la ley 10 mata /:
squi6n mata la ley?
La inteligencia tienc dos faces dis
tintas: la de creaci6n y la de apii ca
cion: cuando aquelIa no Sc une 4 ts-
ia hace desventurados Y martires,
enfermos incurables del doior per-
petuo ne la vidaia de aplicaci6n con
ser menos noble, es mas adecdada y
necesaria la existencia una y otra
mezcladas son ell germen escondido
del bienestar de un pafs.
MART.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-10-28

Han instaIado su rcsidencla
an Ia Gale dri Parqic. los distingui-
dos cspo>os Padln-Simo. de Manatf
Staie Ii TERRA iijera a que fuc, V
enviamos nue>tro mas sentldo pe5i-
mo 4 -t@ dctgIns.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-23
DENIES REVOLUTION
FEARED IN MEXICO
MINISTER MARlSCAL SAYS NO.
REBELLION Is INTENDED
Ambassador to Washington from Sis
ter Republic Declares Statement
of Cabinet Officer Should
Dspel Rumors

WASHINGTON, Aug 22,-"There
never has been any fear of revolu-
ton in Mexico" declared Senior Maris-
cal, Mexican foreign minister, in dis
patch received at the Mexican embassy
this afternoon.
The Mexican ambassador, Senor de la
Barra. said that he felt this ought to
dispose of the rumors indicating the
probability of an uprising in Mexico as
a result of the approaching presidential
campaign.
The ambassador declared the whole
country would sustain the candidacy
of Diaz for the presidency, and that the
patriotism of the people would not
brook any interruption to the era of
progress.
Senor de la Barra said Dlaz would be
supported because of his honest, patrl-
otic and wise administration, which
had gained for him the respect of the
people both at home and abroad.
The political agitation over the vice
presidency would not, by any means,
produce any disturbance.
Reports that the conflicts appearing
at Guadalajara and other places were
SYMPTOMS of a revolution, said the
ambassador, are without foundation.
The course of business had not been
interrupted. and with a country like
Mexico, which worked and prospered,
normal conditions had not been dis
tI1rhed
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-23
FATHER REPUDIATES
THEORY OF SUICIDE
BODY OF YOUNG STUDENT Is
FOUND
From Physical Indications Authorities
Assert Boy ,,iIled Himself, but Pa
rent Scouts Notion, Demand
ing investigation

SAN RAFAEL, Aug. 22.-The body of
Walter Lee BOWles the 22-year-old son
of Scott Bowles of Petaluma, who has
been missing since last Sunday, was
found today near NoVdto, few miles
south of here, with a bullet hole
through the head.
The pistol from which the shot evi-
dently had been fred was lying beside
the body and nearby was pile OF
ashes, indicating that several papers
had been burned.
From this evidence and the location
of the bullet hole in the left temple
the authorities argue that young
Bowles shot himself while Respondent
over poor health
The boys father said he believed the
young man was murdered and secuted
the suicide theory, The inquest Will be
held tomorrow
Young Bowlcs was graduated from
Lick Mechanical school San Francisco,
a short time ago. He was "a hard stu
dent and his health was poor.
a few week go he underwent an
operation, and the police believe his
mind was unbalanced by his weak
physical condition
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-23
TAFT BUSY WITH
CARES OF STATE
PRESIDENT UNABLE EVEN TO
ATTEND CHURCH
LONG LIST OF PARDON CASES is
CONSIDERED
Only the Most Carefully scrutinized
Changes Proposed in Sherman
Anti Trust Act Will Be Sug-
gested to Congress
1Ry Associated Press.1

BEVERLY, Mass, Aug. 22.-The
cares of state weighed too heavily on
President Taft today to permit more
than an hours absence from the sum-
mer White House.
Even church service was omitted.
and during the forenoon long list OF
pardon cases were considered.
In the afternoon Secretary Mac
Veagh. Attorney General Wickersham
and Secretary Meyer discussed the per-
sonnel of the new tariff board changes
i'm the interstate commerce and anti
trust acts, and measures in the navy
department.
In the makeup of the new tariff board
a list of forty or more names for the
three places was examined.
The president paused long over the
name of James b. Reynolds, assistant
secretary of the treasury.
After consideration of the Sherman
antitrust act, the administration is
firm in the belief only the most care
fully considered changes can be sug-
gested to congress, and those sugges-
tions should deal only with the appli-
cation of the law to cases which 1t Is
believed were never in contemplation
by the trainers of the original statute.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-23
fire THREATENS
FRESNO'S HEART
ENTIRE CITY BLOCK Is CON-
SUMED
High Wind Fans Flames ard Business
Section of Town is Endangered.
Fireman Is Hurt-Loss
$4,000

FRESNO, Aug. 22.-Fire, supposed
to have been started by small boys, de-
stroyed the greater part city block
opposite the city hall and public IL
brary in this city this evening. The
loss is $4,000. Two livery stables were
consumed in the fire and nineteen
horses were burned to death.
The flames were first seen issuing
from a hay barn owned by J. b. Hill
BY the time the fremen reached the
scene. however the entire block was in
flames. Half an hours hard work
brought the fire under control, but not
until it had threatened to spread to
other blocks in the business district.
While fighting the fire Vaughan Sc
hozian call man. was thrown from
building and suffered a broken
shoulder Another call man received a
severe laceration of the scalp, and three
or four fremen were overcome by the
heat.
A high wind was blowing when the
blaze first started. and this made the
work of the firemen much more diff
cult. A marble firm was the heaviest
loser, its loss being 100000.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-23
FINANcIERs OF COUNTRY
WATCH MAGNATE'S RETURN

NEW YORK. Aug. 22.-Proba bly,
never in the history of this country has
so much public interest centered in the
homecoming of one man as is being
evinced concerning Edward H, Harri-
man. due in New York on the Kaiser
Wilhelm II on Tuesday.
The vessel was 122 miles east Of
Sandy Hook at midnight, and will dock
about a. IN. Tuesday. She reported
her position by wireless to Cape Race
n. r. and il was through this source
that the information that Mr.. Harri-
man had remained in his suite of rooms
during the voyage was flashed today.
The general understanding has been
that one Of the tugs Of the Southern
Pacific railroad will meet the liner
down the bay and take off Mr.. Harri-
man. that he may continue with little
interruption to his country home at
Arden.
The interest in Mr. Harrman's re-
turn is naturally widespread, in view
Of his Importance in the financial and
railroad world, and because of recur-
rent rumors concerning his health. re-
sulting in stock market flurries from
time to time since his departure for
Europe ia huary 1 last
Vail street is particularly anxious to
know just how i'll Mr., Hartman is.
Also there is interest in tho report that
he has obtained options on New York
Central stock which will enable him to
control the line long held by the Van
derbilts, thus giving him an unbroken
chain of railroads from coast to coast.
At his country place Mr. Hartman
will rest, according to his physician
just as long as his health demands.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-23
HARTMAN SECURITIES
SHOW LARGE DECLINE
ILL HEALTH OF RAILWAY MAG
NATE CAUSES SETBACK
New York Stock Exchange Issues Are
Lowered by Average of Five
Points-Car Famine
Is Expected

NEW YORK. Aus. 2.-Transactions
averaging more than a million shares
daily is the record of the last week on
the stock exchange.
Prices of a dozen of the more inn
pOrtant issues receded from to 10
points. The severest declines were re-
corded by the Hartman issues. Mr..
Harrimans state of health being the
cause.
Just five issues-Union Pacific, South
ern Pacific. New York Central. Reading
and United states Steel-have made up
the bulk Of the weeks extensive opera
tions.
Prices now average about five points
lower than a week ago. and to that eX-
tent the market is so much better off.
The general trade outlook is encour-
aging, the volume of orders being prob
ably greater than since the fall of 1907
The enactment of the new tariff has
been followed by a heavy release Of
orders. In the last week contracts for
200. 900 tons of steel rails were awarded.
Traffic officials of western roads are
assembling cars at all the grain cen
ters, and it is their belief that October
will bring q car famine. Railroad
earnings after some declines in June
and the early part of July are again
rising. and now are well in advance Of
last year
1t is believed money will not be more
than moderately firm to the end of the
year, and bond dealers are already
figuring on an active market for invest
ment securities in the coming months
on the basis of low interest rates.
Gold exports to South America and
Canada were a feature last week.
The July foreign trade statement was
again unfavorable.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-23
GEN. DICKINSON DIES
FROM HEART DISEASE
PROMINENT ATTORNEY Sue
CUMBS TO RELAPSE
LAWYER Connected with Some of the
Greatest Legal Battles in Cali
fornia Passes Away After
Long Illness

HEALDSBURG. Cal, Aug. o.
General j. H. Dickinson of San Fran
cisco. one of the most prominent law
yers of the state, died today of heart
disease.
Two weeks ago General Dickinson
who had been in i'll health for several
months, came to his ranch near here
to rest and recuperate. His condition
became serious last Wednesday and
he was brought to Healdsburg for
medical attention.
After rallying somewhat under treat
ment he suffered a relapse and died
early today
General Dickinson had been con-
nected with many of the greatest legal
battles in the history of the state. He
took a prominent part i'm the trial of
Theodore Durant in san Francisco and
in the litigation leading to the settle
ment of the Fair estate
For ten years General Dickinson
held a commission as brigadier in the
national guard of the state and his
services to the state militia extended
over a period of twenty years.
Since he came to this city to live
General Dickinson has been associated
with many projects for the improve
ment and upbuilding of the section
which took up all of his time not de-
voted to the practice of law.
General Dickinson was 5S years old.
He is survived by a widow and his
son, Rex Dickinson.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-23
WOMEN FAINT AS
RATHER STRIKES
Continued from Page One,

omous head in and out, coiling and
striking or endeaVoring to bury nm
self beneath others, the snake refused
all the Charmers advances. Farrar
worked his way patiently about among
the kissing erpents-angered in a few
minutes by the surly actions of the late
arrival, and apparently feeling the
spirit of antagonism between the
charmer and the Arizona snake.
Bitten on the Hand
Farrar. used as he is through years
of experimentation and practice to the
tricks of the snake world, and cal
lOused by his training to the feeling
of danger that might have warned him,
finally seized the big stranger by his
rattling tail and drew him forth from
the pile Instantly the reptile jerked
himself about and struck hard and
with lighting speed. his fangs piercing
the mans left hand Farrar jerked
back instinctively, but did not drop
the snake.
Although white to the lips, the pro-
fessional rose, placed the snake i'm his
box and started for the edge Of the pit
Before he reached it the poison had
reached his heart and he staggered
In the meantime the women present
and many of the men. just beginning
to realize that the exhibitor had been
wounded. palcd and fell back. and two
women. as the charmcr sWayed. and
clutchcd at the edge of the pit, tainted.
The confusion was added to as the
assistants ran up to aid Farrar and
the police crowded i'm when the fright
cnod cries were heard.
Farrar was removed hurricdly to the
Angelus hospital, where DR. J. E. cut
ter attended him. The surgeon says
the patients chances for recovery arc
better than even, but at 6 o'clock last
night he could not assert positively
what turn the case might take in the
night.
Meantime at the pit. after the excite
ment had died away, George Wetmore
the assistant Coolly started to con-
tinue the performance, but il was only
after some delay that the women pres
ent would consent to his taking the
risk.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-23
SAYS TOURISTS QUESTIONS
DROVE HIM TO INSANITY
Railroad EmpIoye Is Found Wandering
About Yards In Demented Condi-
ton, Resulting from Worry

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 22,-George
l.. Root a tourist conductor of the Chi
cago, Burlington and quincy railroad,
who was found Wandering about the
railroad yards in half-demented con-
dition today, attributes his mental
breakdown to the complaints, protests
and questions poured into his unwilling
ears by a party of tourists of whom
he was i'm charge on the trip to the
coast from Kansas city
In one Of his lucid intervals at the
hospital he said that he was brother
of f. b. Root. city ticket agent of the
chicago. Burlington and Quincy at
Kansas city, and declared the woes Of
his charges after "a slight accident in
colorado caused his mind to become
unbalanced from worry.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-23
BALLINGER'S FAILURE TO
ATTEND DISAPPoINTS ALL
Hope That Secretary of Interior Would
Meet Pinchot at Convention
Seems Doomed

SEATTLE, Aug. 22.-The announce
ment that Secretary of the Interior
Ballinger, though lie will be in Seattle.
probably will not speak at the first
national conservation congress, to be
held in the Alaska -Yukon-Pacitic expos
sition auditorium next Thursday Fri
day and Saturday. has been disap-
pointment to those who hoped for a
renewal Of the Pinchot-Ballinger con-
troversy over the governments public
land policy.
Clifford Pinchot will speak on "Prin-
ciples of Conservation" and eX-Gov-
ernor George c. Pardee of California,
who is critic of the Ballinger policy,
will address the congress on Right
Use of Natural Resources
Other notable speakers Will be Mrs
J. Ellen Foster, DR.. w. J. McGee. Gen.
Marion p Maus. John Barrett and
James A. Emery of New York, presi-
dent of the Manufacturers association.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-23
ROOSEVELTS HUNT TROPHIES
TO BE PLACED IN MUSEUM

WASHINGTON, Aug. 22.-The larg-
est ana most ornate exposition build
ing i'm the United States has been com
peted Just i'm time to receive the
trophies Of the hunt gathered by
former President Roosevelt i'm Africa,
and now about tn be unpacked in this
city.
This building Of granite, with floor
SPACE of nine and one-half acres, and
costing S3,500,o0O has been erected by
congress for the National museum and
b. today being put i'm order.
II is likely rooms ON the first floor
win bc tho future home Of the RoOse-
Welt specimens.
AS soon as the cighty-two peltE
aathercd bl Colonel Roosevelt are
taken from tho casks they will he
tnnnel.