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Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-30
Nebraska

4r F1EE united Ia marriage Mrs EuIlne
l- ana M -hrEtuf @E They VIII r-
Aue near lyman
FhEMQNTL-har-el murtgaues ag-rsEut-
ms go were 1led this morning against
= r. cuddeuacE garage The building 81
also 1ear1lT murrEagad and u1ere are said
70 De- aeVar4 thousand dollars .n unsecured
An u~ltalanulnE and the Liabilities are
-ouHutrlalE IN excess OF the assets Mr.
gudueneck has dune an extensive business
1ut on heavy expense
WTlfORE-Dennis Hatch. f1r some -nma
uHnr W~drchuiau ar Wrmure. has been re-
muT-1 1T Mayor RAWLINGS becauHa the
merchants cumulained ular they were not
ne proper protection against
thieves who racautlr the city Barney
~-or1HuEen mas been appointed as his sue
cessur Wvmura mas 1ld bur me 1fffcar
since the saloons closed
PLATTsMOUTE-M-s Eliza c.. sohuiEe
4.el m 1e nulne OF ner SON IN this city
1aEIrda aged @ years after a short
Illness Her husband preceded her two
weeks They were old ana hig1lv -esnect-f
cluEenE. Decreased was born and grew 20
allnAllouo N L1ulOn- I'll. where she was
united IN marriage Co Nathan scnulze. she
- survived By four children.
EohA-At a meeting OF me York Com
mtrelal clun. a resuiuuuu was anuurer
us-ng me owners OF rne York opera lUuse
tnu The state officials 90 see char pr1usr
substantial fire escapes be built 81 r1Hr
IN case 11 IRE embers Of the York COM
ntrclal Iuh. which iE shut Off from escap-
Lb tAI-nl nl a single stairway, would
nave pller means or ascaplnE.
AIAAH-Ihe emah oulr-y aEsocia-
Uuu closed its annual show ar Adams r--
Gay mgnt ana was one N the most sue
-AhiaI A1alrz Of the KIND ever held herr
II vas voted 20 hold the nex1 show Al
a4an These 1Elcers we're elected Pres
dent W g rusrer OF Adams. vice urssf-
ldtnt W. Il beIlee OF Elk Creek serru-
@1y CanpDel uf Adams; treasurer
A B. Mlnclal OF Adams. suuer-urendeur
John T. Wolfe Of Tecumseh.
EQRE-Ths issue OF -he York Rauub-
lcan VIII De treasured and kent bv tia
nunur-ds Of friends OF the ATE William u
LaIln- FORMER editor. az a mEmanrn 1f
. oLEen VINO uEriringiy gave all his energy
70 the publishing 1f one OF the best COUNT
-tNapaprrA 90 the moral and business
ET1Wth OF York. won died with the harness
an on Every editorial and ummeu On
news rems published thirty years aEo Lasr
written by his hand.
RECONSIDERATION CosraI1o 5Ie5 nm
eKpeJedly at his home ia Vesta-tnis county
saturday afternoon. He took mia e1n ana
started for a hunt He stepped ia a hole
ana Eell. sustaining a severe strain to his
Ane4 Ee returned home and went 10
0-d. anu not applications were put to his
knee 20 relieve him uf pain Re said he
vas getting along al right and requested
unar me light IN the room be eNr1nEuiHhed.
expressing the belief he would then 20 %
sleep II a Few moments his groAns caused
the attendant 20 reiiEnr the lamu. Ee ar-
pred without a word. M Costello vas
aged . years anu single. The body
vas brought 70 the home Of his brother.
sunn Costello. near this city. They were
l4heA 20 julian where rne funeral was
held the parents " the deceased being IN
TERED al Julian.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-30
LEFT IN COAL
EXPL00ES IN FURNACE
Lives Of Nurses and Patients Of n
enga L~mPerfIed BY
the shock.

CHICAGO. Nov @-Dynamite in coai IL
believed 20 have been the cause Of an sE-
pIosiun tonight in the furnaces NJ the
American hospital In which me lives Of
patients. nurses and doctors Of the insut1-
ton were imperiled The explosion wrecked
the heating plant OF the hospital and occur
red in the IRE box OF the furnace shortly
after the janitor had filled il with 4 fresh
supply N coal.
Fire following TIE explosion vas quicklg
-sx-inglished- The hospital authorities be-
Ieve dynamite from the coal min was in
the coal and they have ordered tlaU all
coaI in the bins be taken back by the com.
pAny from which il was bought.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-30
Priest Ignores
Bishops Order
Father Carrlgan Reads Order Oh
Recommendation of Himself
to His Congregation.

DENVER Colo, Nov. 2-Despits the
formal notice Of his communication from
ne church. which was rad In most OF The
catholic churches OF Colorado. Father T.
z Car-tEan, pastor Of St Parr1ukis church
here conducted services before a large con-
gregauEu Sunday.
rather Carr1gau himself read 20 his cnn-
sregaIon the formal notice of mis- excum-
munlcauon by Bishop Marz he then dis
onHsed me notice in detail explaining
cnarEes brought against MIN by Bishop
MaIz and characterizing the document as
the last stroke Of a desperate man. c7B-
sunaed by the spirit Of revenge AGAINST his
brother"
Father Car-gau's stand in refusing To
vacuue the Passionate N St Parricks was
upheld by the local courts.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-30
DEPOT OFFICER UP AGAINST
A REAL MAD MOUNTAlNEER
He Manages tn Escape Alive. Though,
and il No1 BADLY
Wounded.

OFFICER Charles Pool. on duty at Union
station. found himself NJ against q raj
m-nuurainesr soon altar the morning trains
from the east had rolled into the train
sheds.
Gilmer Coke, his wife. his murher-in-Iaw
w sons and two daughters approached
the policeman. defiance in their eyes.
The conductor pur US of the train.
said Gilmer. Down in the virEtuiH noun
tains I've put a bullet in a man for less
than that Wen going 70 wyoming 10 run
a farm ana we can't afford 70 be DELAYED
this way They told US thar we wouidust
have 10 change cars AT all and here we ara
a strange city and don't know how %
GET 70 wyoming"
Then he exhibited a letter from the sta
ton agent for the Norfolk & West virginia
railroad AZ Lana Va. asking thar ne
family be given every attention ON the
journey Glmsr said he couldn't Rad the
letter himself, but one OF his daughters
had learned IL by heart She couldn't read
IL. either
About noon Coke reported 70 ne DaIics-
man that mis- two sons were lost One Is y
years Of age and the orner two years
younger.
They went outside the station about an
hour < and I know they re lost SAID
the father They haven't any business
around a city anyway. Like as not they
have been run over by q car or held IN.
They've never been In a city before
The big West Virs.niau insisted thar the
policeman begin a search for his lost bows.
About I o'clock they sIrolIed into the STA
non with a glowing account Of the Dig
buildings and the automobiles. The father
emnraoed them both and the mother en-
nraced them ana cried over them. The
sisters cried TOO. and 50 lid their grand
mother.
Don't You fellows leave my light again. &"
commanded GlmEE You stay here with
your mother"
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-30

nened ta bel on the train .s a mystery OBJ
galway officials
That the Japanese work train. and not
ne crowded owl passenger train rom Sc
attle mer the disaster q arunIv a piere
Of lurk for the passengers Of he nirhr ar-
press had ne work train not been on the
inc. the express rom Seattle for Van
cuuver would not have been held at View
Westminster The owl passenger train
would. under regular rrafrc conditions.
have continued thruuEh to Vancouver with
out stopping and 90 inutssd Of the work
train would have plunged INTO the galley
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-30
ChnmhrrInIn - -

BEATRICE. Web, Nov. Especial Tel
egram)-A new move was made in the
Chamberlain cass today when the arcor-
neys for the eK-banker Of Tecumseh moved
that IL be taken away from the Jury ana
dismissed on the grounds that the STAKE
had failed 70 produces evidences 70 sustain
the charges Judge Travis took this mat
ter under advissmsur until tomorrow. Juror
Thomas BiEiey Is III OF typhoid fever and
the court viii be asked tomorrow 20 dis
miss OF continue the cAse until the Juror
reeuuera
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-30
w estern Man
Makes Big Gift
Announcement Made Of Substantial
Lift for Pension Fund for
Episcopal Ministers.

NEW YORK Nov Z-Annuuncsmenr
vas made hrom the pulpit Of St George g
church today by the pastor. the Rev. Dr.
7 J. villains. thar a rft OF Eaeoo had been
received toward the EuoJno fund thar is
being raised un pension Episcopal ciergy-
men az the age Of "a years, OF souner II
they are disabled The name OF the donor
vas not made known but ne is a man Nv
ms in the middles west Thus far Eao0oo
has been collected for the fund. which had
rs origin ar the general conference In
Richmond two wears ago.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-30

BEATRICE-rhe E-year-uid son af H II
Earns or adams was kieked by a horze
Thought he viii recover
sUTTON-Edgar Grusshana me ls-vear
did son OF Mr and Mrs J. E. GrossnanF
NJ York died IN a hospital ar Newman
Grove No, and the body was brought here
for burial
TECUMsEH-rhe body af John Man
derry, ne man who Was accident
ally ahur laat nlEuL, was brought 20 his
home urum Burr near where the accident
occurred The funeral was held today
PLATTSMDCTE-Herma Besror mas =
d Wanl LlaL James Porter formerly a
EssiaenI or TINS e2nnU and a candidate
4IIuaT while hunting near ms hume in
HalEieE
BEATRICE-Esury s Frsdzam. Tor
many years emuiuyed with Wulhach's cloth
PAM ana WI suun Omen a large clothing
house IN lhe building 90 be- vacated bv
SchaekHL the shue dealer
BEATHlCE-rhr taxing Of testimony in
the Al4mnHlA4u ease vas luT rasumad
yesterday until III O'Clock. owing 70 the uI-
ness lt Thomas biglFy. a 1ur1r. Ha re-
NAMED ~ the 1uE until court adjourned
u rna evening ne ID reported 4uiue ll
PLATTsMOCTH-Mrz Hsrruan STREET
EelEer aEe 8 yaIra was taken sicE n
her home Ian this City sunday murniuE III
O'Clock and PASSED aWay az 5 a. a.. The
II survived bV 4 husband ana
three children uNn dauE1ra- ana 8ne s8n
ElAIEsLOETE-Iu county cmlfr sat
lr1AF before Judge BaHsum was heard tlr
lr ue sraua agaluEt Charles NsliEh
e4u wac charged with wife abandonment
ne VIE being EhH daughter Or u T. V7rk
The luuse haund NalEh over % une ais
llet court ana placed his band az So
UmmauuIHfe Cuur-ufar~
ucn heF l. A. DumunT marled Ms
al encenT 90 Alheu Eaarrall ThuruInr
me home OF ME and Nh Henry Erenm
,ner son John A.. Whs UNITED In mTrrsaTe
10 Hiss cora seiEer Of CleFeiAnd u Rev.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-30
CATTLE STEAMER IS OVERDUE
Nineteen Days Vow Since Marin
Herrera LEFT Santiago for
Porto Rico.

NEW YORK Nov 3-Auruuncemenr
since the Herrera ire steamer Aaria Her
reTa left Santiago. Cuba, with a cargo az
cattle bound for Ponce. Porro Rico. whers
Il was expected % arrive November Il.
tn steamer however, has not been heard
from and il is believed that IL has
founder=d The Herrera line officials have
sent out the steamer Havana 20 search for
their missing vessel IN West Indian waters
wrue the Cuban government mas instructed
the coast guards 70 explore the coast II
Sauto Domingo
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-30

sion for Tuesday. December . The prob
able date now is December L.
CHERRY III. Nov 2-The ouroners in
quest into the St Paul mine horror VIII
be resumed here tomorrow. Sc0res Of wit
rssses have been summuned The state
factory Inspector viii offer evidence OF the
employment in me mine " boys under age,
were killed. n viii ask the coroner
to issue subposnas for the appearance OF
witnesses for the purpose OF inguiring into
a violation OF the child labor law.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-30
Can Ala 60 SICK Mother.

BRIDGEPORT. Neb-. Nov 3-SpeciaL)
The Wild cutlery OF children N the shank
man lunch roum early this morning Al
rracred pRssershy and On Investigation Il
was found uhar Mrs Shankman was in a
critical condition She soon recovered Her
husband. John Shankman. disappeared a
few lays ago and she feared he had de-
serted her and the children. Yesterday
she was in ALLIANCES searching for him.
but could learn nothing as 70 his where
abuuta.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-30
Enraged Bull
Cores Picador
imported Fighter Seriously Injured
at Mexico City During Els
First Exhibition.

MEXICO CITY, AeZ-, New. 3-zIauueI
Martinez. who Is known among b-uIlEKhters
az 'Aju1utas,' vas seriously in1uned at the
bull fight here Sunday by the last
bull brought into the arena Martinez Is
a picador, JUST from spain. ana a emb
1f the troupe OF Rodnlf0 Gouanu. whu was
seriously hur1 a year GO The picadnr was
thrown G-um mis- horse and the Infatuated
hun drove one horn into the man. who was
beneath the horse. while the other Eured
the fallen sueed.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-30
PRESIDENT DiAZ ATTENDS
DINNER TO o. E THOMPSON
Especial Honor shown American
Ambassador. WIN VIII Retire
Next Tuesday.

MEXICO CITY. Mex-Nov 2-BrsRk1nE
a precedent OF not attending private tunc-
tons. President Diaz AT noon today AZ
tended q Inner rendered 10 Ambassador
David z. Thompson by Governor Guillermu
Landay EscandUn u the federal district.
presence Of the president Is considered
an unusual compliment 10 the American
ambassador. VINO rsUres from office next
Tuesday
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-30
SPECIAL SESSION PUT OFF
Governor Deneen VIII Postpone Call
Ing Illinois Assembly Pending
Cherry Mine auf

CHICAGO Nov 2-G0vernur Dsneen. il
was made known u0nighL. VIII postpone
conveninE the general assembly in special
session pending the outcome OF the iuvesu-
cation Of the Cherry mine disaster II had
5sen the intention 90 call the special ses-
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-30

YORK Web, Nov 3-speciaL)-Luts1er
N OversureeL. a former York county bow
hHE been promoted from Lieutenant 10
leu1snnnt commander and according 70
dispatches VIII have ohHrF.
or command OF one NJ the new dread
The promotion was earned by
reason Of the best record as an officer
ana best record at target nracrica- The
rapid earned advance 1f Lieutenant Com
nander Cversu1est IS gratifying TO his
friends.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-30
Nebraska

a EARN ire but tnIs does rot suit the
senator so the answer said
Gavsrnur sells ca state.
The state farm through Regent C1u1-
and. a special -1mmittee with power 60
act mas b1uEht Of Governor s-halenberurr
four shorthors paying therefor zoe
purposes
Texas Wnn NJ Lincoln.
mmraucs Commissioned Thomas B. Love
1f Texas was 81 STAKE house visitor TO-DAY
and spent some time listening to the hear
ING On he complaints against agents Of
the Bankers Life az Lincoln. M Love
is a Mlssourian and mas made good in
Texas during the last ten years TO Lhe
extent Of having been elected several times
20 the Legislature. serving as speaker OF
III house and now as Insurance. c3mmis-
zi0ner He -H talked Of Tor ruvsrnur Of
thar state. but said today he was not a
candidate and would not be.
View Appofnrrees-
Charles Ellis Of T=cumseh has been ap-
pointed adsutanr at the Soldiers hume az
Grand Island IN place 1f Joe M-Gnw
who -aiked about his chief and was let
cut ". T. Putt OF Fairmont has been
appointed physician AZ the Hastings
asylum in place Of Dr swisart. who 70
siEned to resume his practice az Hastings.
Beth VIII take -heir places December u
Car "a in state.
The following statement show the car
situation in Nebraska for rwenrv-fuur-
hour period snuinE g D. m. November -
lie compared with same period 5f previous
year:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-30

NELIGfH Neb., Nov. 9-(speoiaL)-
Judge WEIGH was A. Neigh 70 hear the
wherein F. N T~horabsrz. through his
attorneys peEtiuned 10 be released On
bail pending his trial in the district cour1
on a charge Of shooting and killing A G
After hearing rhs arguments the
Judge decided hat justice would not be
by admitting the prisoner TO bail
and rhe bund was fixed at G.Ea
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-30
Rabfnsans SIN Alive.

BEATRICE. Web, Nov Especial Tel
egram}-Fred 7. Robinson and wife 0f
Lincoln, VINO were dangerously shot yes
terday by The former, are suu alive Rob-
lnsun's chances are good. but little hope Is
held our for Mrs RobinsOn's recovery.
says he shot his wife because
ne Thought she belonged % the Black
Hand society, which he feared would do
MIN nan.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-30

ARLINGTON, Neh-. Nov 2=SpeciaI)
.rhe funeral OF Lsnux B Sheppard. VINO
died suddenly az heart falur al his home
IN Arlington. Neh-, Friday viii be hsld
AZ the home Tuesday az 3 D. N. Ln1ermanr
viii be in Rose Eu cemetery. Chicago.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-30

BEATRICE. Sch Nov. Especial Tel
egramJ-Andrsw span5er ~ C-1urtland was
bound over to the district court today IN
tine sum Of @o m uns oaarss of assault
ing Ohio Langley with a pitcnf0riL He
gave bond ana was released.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-30

CHARLES CITY. La. NoF 2-speoiaI
reisgramA a r Hdre1h. the oldest
sditur IN the state af Iowa, Is IvtnE crit
cauy IN Al hs homs here
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-30
OFFICIALS
CUHAN
INJURED
Several Severely Hurt by bursting Of
Anita Fire.

Aur8 Tire.
HAVANA. Nov. 9-An automobile con-
tanning LHs Octavtu Devine, secretary Of
Justice. subHecrstary Juan Garcia Kohly,
Director OF Justice L0zisr and Mario Gar
cia Kohly the newly appointed minister
70 Mexico. was wrecked last night by the
bursting OF a dire. while returning TO HR-
vana from a TRIP in the country All the
men We're badly injured Juan Garcia
KohIy had both legs broker ami is SUI
fering also rom internal injuries he Is
OF expected 20 recover
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-30
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Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-30
Dianunds-FRENZER-lBth and Dodge.
The Weather.

For Nebraska-Showsrs, warmer west
portion
For Luwa@hOWeEz. rising temperature
-.m.--a--ra n -m..a Ea.Larra.-
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-30

Dhmund-gRENzER-5th and Dodge.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-30

Cloek-FRENZER-T5la ana Dodge.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-30

ms Nebraska EelephOne company Ia
answer % rha complaint OK W r. Patrick
thEr II WI not furnish him a Telephone
a. the regulur rates said II would. PATRICK.
the ump2u said. wanted a rEo-parry line
telephone fur s. a month and as he lives
one and nlrse-fuUrthE miles from south
Omaha and could not get some one %
taHe the other usiephune. a uEo-nar-v line
could not be- furnished him The omnuu
offered 10 pat him on q line with ten 1r-r-
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-30

seua1or Reynolds uSs and Senator COT
icy, naL borh from Chadrun were here to-
n trying 70 induce members Of the state
Normal board 10 loezte -hat normal schoui
ar Chadrun- Buth insisted that no place
In Nebraska was 80 nj for the new schuoi
The state herald., 1909-10-01
Among the Rice Farmers.
Blessing, Tex, Sept. Is, 1909.

have been quiet for long time fo,
me so hope may be parrloned for
breaking the silence now.
thought description of the meth.
ods of rice growing might interest some
Of the Phillips county people.
Matagorda county contains 1885 So.
miles and is more than IA times the size
OF Phillips county. II is for the most
part prairie, but all the streams are
bordcred by more or less timber.
The soil varies from black waxy to
ia light sandy loan and is everywhere
covered with a gross from one to three
feet high. The surface is level. but has
ia fall Of from 2 to feet TO the mile.
Blessing is IL miles from Palacios Bay
and the elevation is 40 fl.
The best rice land is the black waxy
hog wallow it is called, for the sur
face resembles potato field that hogs
had harvested.
The sod is broken by either steam,
gasoline, mule or horse power, then the
a''.' ""' ''''''"' arc useu W Puiser
izc, common way to do this is to hitch
u'ses anu burrows penino steam
cns,ne' ! 'ne surface Is 700 uneven II
must be lcvcled; this is done with q
drag IL TO IA feet long made OF or s
= fiinoers ooiteo 70 cross um
/ 80 p'Ae..s no cor''efs asw%' sh's y
afa~h ei'her oy an engine or enough
'nulcs 10 10 'he WORK.
Inc rice is sowh win n press driii'
'hc same as any o'ner gram
Inc i'eia ls careiu'iy surveyed aho
Marked OIL Tor inc 'eVecs' ana oach lev
&C or cut mus, not vary more 'han oi
ihches IN eieVation' or II cannot o'
properly wa.ereu. Inc 'ovees arc
thrown up WIN p'ow 10 'hc he'sh, OF
10 10 10 inches' Inc farmer depchhs
ON inc ram 10 oring up ,he rice anu NO
water is turned on t'ii inc rice 10 D 10
'nehcs h'sh' .ncn s"'nclch' water u
turheu on 80 ,he ground Is covered lu'
.hc 'ice ro"chos above H. water u
kept on the gfouhu cohs,anuy o'l 'ne
rice pog'hs 10 ripen "hich " v" " Z"
uays' .hen u Is drained on 10 allow the
ne'ds 10 dry Tor harVeSuhg' All ls wen
u hcaVy ram docs not come whch ne
IS about ready 10 harvest II so nc w''
have To harvest IN the '"'id'
hll the thrcsh'ng |" done from inc
shock and tho rice Is all hacked IN Sackt
holding about bu' EACH Inc sacks
come IN bundles oil boo ana cost "pou'
cents each. The rough rice sells by
the sack the price ranges from ~ to
~ and sometimes higher The average
yield is IL to 10 sacks per acre although
as high as % ana w nave been mhde'
Throshlng begins IN August and lhst'
I'LL October or November AMI hands are
always IN demand iheh' saw ,hfe'
machines threshing last iall wi,hin
mile and counted seven in a drive OF
four miles.
The rice IA hauled or shipped To thc
mills or warehouses as fast as threshed'
Mrs. Akin and passed ~ wagon loadi
one evening last fall in driving . miles
most of them and mule teams nnt
having % to 10 sacks to the load
The state herald., 1909-10-01

If any HERALD reader does not b,l
lieve that Holyoke is very busy tow,
let him visit our town and be convinced
Holyoke is doing more business thss
any town of its size on the high line
You need not take the HERALD's wois'
for it either. If you have been ovSi
the line recently, you know this stas,l
ment to be correct and if you have nSt
been over the line, ask for informatits
from any one who has. s
The state herald., 1909-10-01
Buy YOUR cream seperators and sep
arator oil from the Holyoke Creamery
Co.

See the china pIacques in the HER
AID office window. Every new SUBJ
scriber who pays one years SUBJ
scription in advance will receive one of
these placques to be selected from the
. designs. Do not delay coming for
the number of these placques is limited
and they will soon be gone.
The state herald., 1909-10-01

See those beautiful China placques
the HERALD office window. Old sul4
scribers for the HERALD can have the !
choice of these placques by paying ~
back subscription and so cents for u
placque. This is about one-third of tn
cost of the placques at retail. u
The state herald., 1909-10-01

The Presbyterian church building :
Akron will be used for county higl
school purposes till their new high scho.i
building contracted for is completed.
The state herald., 1909-10-01

Do you want to sell, or exchange yosa
business? The Omaha Bee will run s'
advertisement for you at one cent
word per day. There will be many c'''
of their 1000 readers who will answt :
your advertisement. Write to-day.
The state herald., 1909-10-01

w. Swanson. son Of Gus Swanson
formerly Of this county. but for several
years resident of Knox county, Neb..
recently visited friends in the county.
The state herald., 1909-10-01
Bring in your orders for jos work.
The news all the timo-the HERAIa
"Hc who by his biz would rise,
Must either bust or advertise {.
The HERALD man wants to buy lo;
of bound millet and load Of good hay

c. P. Crowncr is breaking on thchix
line.
The state herald., 1909-10-01

Miss Isle shrivcr and Mr. and Mrs
Chcrryhomes Of Scwal. la. who has
been visiting with the family Of W II.
Slack. lef, the FIRST Of last week for
home.
The state herald., 1909-10-01

I. +. Nc Laughin of wapollo. la.
arrived in Holyoke recently for a
short visit with the family of A. r.
Cronk.
The state herald., 1909-10-01

Tho new elevator is now in condition
to handle your grain. See the manager
before selling, os
The state herald., 1909-10-01

IIolyoko has let the contract for
municipal electric light plant the work
being awarded last week. The Smelter
Mine and Supply Company of Denver
was awarded tho furnishing Of boilers
and engine and the electrical part Of
the equipment will be furnished by the
General Electric people. also Of Denver.
II is expected to have the plant in op'
GRAFTON by tho first Of the year. In put
ting in plant Ilolyoke shows com
mcndablc enterprise and progrcssvi.
nces. Sterling Dcmocra,.