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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-08-22
INTERPRETATIONS.

In the filing of articles of incorporation
for the Bear River Mutual Fire Insurance
company IN the office of the secretary of
state yesterday, a new insurance company
has entered the field in Utah. The incOr-
pOratOrs are business men Of Box Elder
county, living in Garland, Brigham City.
COllinstOn and other towns in that neigh
bOrhCOd. The offices of the company will
be at Garland. The capitalization is
placed at $4,000 in shares Of 81 each. The
officers are: President W. S. Hansen
vice president. \. J. Valentine; secretary,
NJ II. yelling; treasurer, MOsiah Evans.
The directors are w. S. Hansen. T. Alan
Roche. Olof Jensen, A. r. Capener. j. H.
Watkins =. +. Coombs, David Holmgren,
y. G. KnudsOn, n. J. Valentine. K II.
Fridal G.. C. Adney, J. c. Cutler and Pc
ter Lowe.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-08-22
Modern City Improvements
for Every Bungalow

Note the above illustratiOn-cemen sidewalks,
cement curbing, paved thoroughfare, lawns, city
water, sewer connections electric lights, gas mains
and everything ready for use-thoroughly modern
and substantial in construction-built for homes.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-08-22

Articles Of incorporation Of the Glen
dale Coop Of Glendale Kane county, were
filed with the secretary Of state yester-
day placing the capital stock at SO CO.,
in shares OF SO each. Officers are: Pres
ident, John c. Carpenter; vice president
Chris Levanger. secretary and treasurer
John r. Levanger. These. with Annie
Carpenter and Bertha Levanger, form the
directorate The new company takes over
the original Glendale Coop. for $4,000
The Rasmussen Realty company of og-
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-08-22

Articles Of the State Street club were
filed with the county clerk Yesterday
The object Of the club is for the purpose
of promoting good fellowship and social
entertainment among the cOlOred people
residing in Salt Lake and those who stop
while passing through" Charles Hatfield
is president, John S. Taylor secretary
and treasurer, and these, with ]. H
White, A. o. Hall and Fred Gordon, are
the directors.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-08-22

den filed articles of incorporation with
the secretary of state yesterday The can
ital stock is $4,000, with shares at 81 each
OF which $3.50 shares are held in the treas
ury. OFFICERS are: President Seth e
Thomas, secretary and treasurer. Carl G
Rasmussen; vice president, G. r. Hol-
nngsWOrth, and these men are the direc-
tors Other inCOrpOratOTs are c. w.
Brooks and G. j. S. Abels. The real estate
company takes over the realty business
which has been conducted by Rasmussen
& Thomas, for SLIGO.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-08-22
Each Bungalow an Artistic
Style of Architecture

-Distinctively individual-no two alike-enough
variety to lend homelike attractiveness to
Hamilton Place" that is immensely popular with
those who have already purchased one of these
bungalow homes.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-08-22

Lamoreaux tunes pianos. Forest 28O-K
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-08-22

Tie Rasmussen Realty company Of og-
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-08-22
-amilton Place . Bungalows

HHamton PIacehe thorOughfare of homes improved with
city convenience and located whn five minutes walk of the business
between State and Second East north from Sixth South Every
builder renter who would his home himself nsp
Of these beautiful modern bungalows. Close yet quiet and
home location, ideal Its artistic individuality and typical arche
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-05-28

8riifungs-Gomite beltano aus sen
Grofeiioren Daniel g. Sburipop UNI
goiparo @eiielboeft bon ser uliper-
iitat 90. Gang bon Central Manuol
Sraining5hool uno @. @ausmonn
BON Der Central Sigb Shool.
Sn elmer @erlanl1nIung Der
9eational geeero Mmerican 2eague
lpuroen 8elbliiile angellomnlell, in
oenen 8raiioent Saft lpegen ieiner
aellBerungen be5iigIid Der Megpr
uno ieiller 9altung ben1 Neger ge-
geniiber i6arf getaoelt piro. Die
farbigen Serrihaften ii1o nit Gra-
iioetlt Saft gar ni1t 5l1frieoell.
glns Musfogee in Sflaboma
.lneloet man: Die idnln1tli6en @eilt-
liden Der bieiisen ieds boIlanoi-
i6en &irden baben erfIdrt, oaB iic
iiH in 3ufunft neigern lpiiroen,
Sraullngen por5unebmen, menn nid)t
Die Baare iid nerpflibteten, BEL Sem
&od5eitsmable feine geiitieen @e-
tranfe reiben 3u Iaifen. 9uberoelll
meroen iie alle mdtlnli9en Mitglic.
Der aus ben @en1einben ausItoBen,
lpelde su Clubs geboren IN oenen an
Sonntagen 8ier getrunfen pirb.
Sci Der 2ocal Option WIbI
il1 petersburg, 8irgirier, babem Die
at1ti=Hrobibitioniiten nit GROCER
Moioritat geliegt. 9esgIeidell Del
Der 2oeal Option @abI in Slopo
Gountp, esSnoiana, oefen @auptitao.
Seem 9nbanp lit. Sr beioeit Srtcu
naren bie @ablfdn1pfe lingernein er-
regt' unb Die Mbitilnmungetl gepan-
men oaber cine iiber oas 2ofal- SSll.
tereiie meit binauseebenbe 8eoell-
tllng.
St 2ouispiae bot cine nor
@el6dftsleuten itarf belu6te Ser
iarnmlung itattgefnnoem in oellen
ourd idorfe 8eidliiile Die getpe-
gang CUR gitlfiibrung bon Staats-
prohibition in &entudp peroanllnt
miro.
Genius -9ireftor aortb bat ieil,e
Heiignation eirgereiht. 6. Cana
Durnab, Der itellpertretenbe Gorpo-
rutionsfon1ntiifar, lit gu ieinem Nab-
folger ernom1t iporben.
Sn Soutb Onlaba, 9eebrasfa,
finb bret Mdnner nnfer Der glnffa-
ge perbaftet, an Der 8eraubltng oes
Union Hacific 3uges lesten Sar1ta-
tag beteiligt geipeien 5u iein.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-05-28
xeras.

Die @eit Seros Gair s[ffscia-
tion in 9errpille bat nahltebenfe
8eamten unb Direftoren ertp6bli:
S. 6. @rinlteao, Hr1lioert; 9lrt1nr
Seal, 8ice=Br1lioent; Oscar MuIcn=
thai, sefretdr uno SdosmeiIier;
CHARLES Sbreiner, IS. 9. Burnley,
g. @er5og, S. IS. gabb, SO. S.
Moore, IS. M. Sotpcett, George Mtor-
rig, @. 6. Carpenter, 6. S.
Sbreiner uno grrit Sbmetbelnl. IS
mnroe beitimn1t, oaB Die biesidbrl-
ge .Sair" am 251- &c. uno 81. 9lu-
gult itattfinoen ion.
- Gin itorfer @eipitteriturln.
berbunoen nit idtperen 8egenfaaeil
lit am Weitttpoh abeno iiber oas linz
tere @io @ranoe Sol bingesangell.
Sn Brownsville nlo anbern Srte.l
bat Der Stltrm eirlige @ebdlioe be-
ihdoigt, I'M Magenleinen ibeint oer
Sdaoen aber nur gering gelpeien eli
fem. Der Hegen mar IN oen nei=
lten @egenoen iebr tpillfomnten, rpenn
alld niht geraoe iiberaa notig. gr
bat iih bis nah Der @egeno bon 9ar-
nes gitD unO guero eritredt.
Sn Dallas bot fif) unter Dem
Hanren n5be @ulf Suretp gol;-
panp" cine @eieQidaft gebiloet, De-
rem Saupt5ped es iein ioa, aIs 8iir-
ge fir gnilfsn gu flineieren, ipelhe
tire 9epoiiten ourb @usitelluns Ell
neg Bombs earalltiereu mollen. 9ie
@eiellihaft bat elm @apital BON ei-
ner Million uno einen lleberlbil3
| BON orei Millionen Collars. Wteb-
rere iebr reide 2ellte lteben nit benz
llnternebnlen in enger, 8erbinoung
@ie es beiBt iperoen Die 3pie-
belsiihter in Der @egeno bon 2arebn
oies Snbr einen Netto-@eipinn bon
$680,OO0 au ibrer 3Diebel- -grltte
Madden llngefabr 100 8agellla-
oungen 3piebeln iino in oieier Soi.
| Jon BON 2arebo aug berihidt moroer.
Sic fino na6 alien @eeenoen Der
Ser. Staoten segangen. SSeoe Wa-
genlabung beitano ourdi6nittliel
| aus 500 Crates.
= glu6 Die y9ieo Wen", Die ioebc1
| cine Contention in Gorpus@brifti ab-
| gebolten baben, iino BON Der 8rcii.
| bitionsieuhe aneeltedt. Sic babes
| beidloiien, bob fiinftig feine Soloon-
beiiber Shanffellner, @etranfeballb-
ter nnb -profeliioneae Spieler in Ser
Srben mtfgenommen tperoen iollcn
0ieie 3uiammeuite(une bes profei'
iionellen Spielers NIT Dem Salooll'
beIieer nno @etr1nfebanoler seigi
nod mebr ols Die 9lusihlieBunl
ielbIt, pes' @eiltesfino Der 8eidlua
lit.
- Grnit Heidorot, elmer Ser dlte-
ften uno befanntclten 8iirger por
grenbom, lit bort i'm sllter BON u
Sobren geitorben Ser @eritor5el!t
| bot piele ssabre-in grenbanl gelpobn1
unb ipor eng permabien nit beIr
aeIhaftlihen uno Dem io5ialen Sc
| ben iener Sta0t
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-05-28
Der Sob onrd GimbilOnns.

@us Betersburg miro Elm SAT- Ee.
rihtet, Der tpie6er eirn1al oie Wfahi
eingebiloeter 2eioen 5eigt WeidaeI
Starisfp, elm @agenpaIder an Der
GroBen iibiriiden giienbabn, reirig-
te auf Der Station &rasnojorsf Ell
:ten aiiblmagen. 0abei i1lief er
Elm, uno ols er erpahte, NOR Der
3ug IN 9epeeung, nno er par in
benz Magen eingefdloilen. gr par
Dor S6red pie gelabnt. Da er Sic
Ginridtrne oes &iiblapparates ni1t
fonrte. glalibte er ni9ts anoeres,
ols DOB er erfrieren nuiiBte. G;s
Slolen, Die ct ausgeitanoen lat,
erfennt man aus, fur5en 51sen, o:e
Der 5il Sobe @rihrodene nit tpefBer
areiHe altf ben 9ooen gefriselt bat
te. ugs miro fdlter, tpie i6 befiirb-
tete," beiBt es oa. y@irb feiner mid
retten?~ Damn eri6einen Die @orte
SD friere lalgiam gu Sooe. Meilre
SiiBe iino falt ipie gis," 0d1ad)
l9etrt elne Saule e1ngetreten gu
fem; Die leste geieoerihrift itaaO
am dlBeriten gnoe oes @agens, iuo-
bin Der Wapp in ieiner furdtbore:l
glngit gefroben mar. SD ibl ife
i6on balb piellei1t iino Dies mel
ne lesten @orte. 9lls Der 3ue 30
&ilometer meitlib BON 4rnsnoialsf
auf einem geebengeleiie belt, mltlGe
Der 8agen geoffnet, uno man failo
Staritfp tot auf. Die l1eberraibuns
Der @ilenbabnbeomten mar I'M 10
groBer, 90 Der 8aeen cine Sempe-
ratl,r BON II @rao Geliius 5eigte
Ger &iiblapparat mar ni6t in Sro-
nuna Der Wmln NOR nibt taiidh-
lid erfroren, ionoern ourb Die Gin
biloung getotet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-05-28
Ger moGlbabenoe oeutIhe ii

Ser mo6lbabenoe beutlbe Jar
mer 5rit 3erbert, oeiien 6arm iih in
Der Nobe BON sSaeob, SD, befilloet,
lparoe Don Ieineln 4rbeiter geniauli1
8edenbarbt erldlagen 2esterer er-
griff Ole Sluht nah Dem Miiiililppi
gu, miro ober BON einem Sherifts-
poiie perfolgt. 3erbert binterldbt
SSrau uno bier &inoer.
Nus Cincinnati meloet man
Cine iiberaus beftige 0pnanlit-@rplp-
iiion l6refte leste 9tadt Die gemob-
iler Ser llmgegeno oes neuen Srod,t-
babnbofes Der Cincinnati Southern
@obn aus ibrem Shlaf. Cine. ndbe-
re lt1teriublne ergab, oaB Die beioell
70 Sub langen uno so Sonnen ihne-
rem, eiiernen 8rdeer on Der ginfa1rt
gum sSrabtbabnbofe in Die Suit ge-
iprengt moroen iparen. Die @lieE-
arbeiten am 8iaouft ,no Dem Sraht-
babnbofe moren einer oitliden Sirnta
iibertrogen moroen, melhe Die arpe;-
ten ourd 9ibtunion>2eute ausiiit.
rem lieB.
= @ie aus 8bilaoelpbia serucl-
oct miro, boben Die Sarriman 9ob-
men BEL Den oortigen 8olomin Co
comotipe Morfs 105 2ofomotipel
beiteat. @s tit oies Die groBte Ge-
iteIlung oieier glrt, Die bon irgeno ci-
nenl 8abnipiten lett Der Banif ge-
naht moroen lit,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-05-28

| @eriidte ieoer 8egriinotng entbebr-
ten, uno Elm GROCER Geil oes BllbIi.
flunS lieB ii1 iofort ber,tbiger Nad)
einer gSeile fonnte Die 4nffiibruna
lpieoer aufgenommen nno beenoei
lperoen acknowledgements truq in
oem @ebrange llientono 9erlesunoeu
oapon.
-gsie aus 2onoon get1eloet miro,
lit Der 8eburtstag Der beritorbenen
Goniein 8iftorio beuer in piel gro.
Berem llmfanee eefeiert, ais in irli=
beren SSabren. SIM gan5en britiid)en
Reid mllroe Die SduIiugeno anac=
balten, Der britiiden 6Iagge ihre
Sonellrs gu MAIDEN, ln,b man ifltt
Die 3abl Der S6ulfinoer, tpelde
oem Union Sad ialutiertetl, auf Is
Weilionen, oapon beinabe bier Wia:p=
ner in England, 8oles uno Gdott=
lano. 2onoon batte gum erltel1
Wole cine porbereitete Seier. ssiini-
tauieno Sbuliungen marlbierten in
llniforn ourG Die StraBen nab Dem
Spbe Barf, mo- Die 8egriiBung Ser
britii6en 6lagge itattfano. Die Ne-
gierungsgebauoe iporen 10 aiernliG]
Die eil15igen, oie nibt beflaggt ba.ten.
Inter oeu 5ablreiden 5rentbell,
Die in Berlin in lebten Sagen eitlge-
troffen iino, befinbet iid ond Ser Be-
farltte Sermtsgeber Der 2oloon
u0oilp Moil" unb Salpteigentiimer
Ser u2onoon a9ines", Mlfreo 6. q.
Sormsnortb, iett 2oro geortbeIitf,
Ger i'm aolon 6otel abgeitiegen iii.
Oort erflarte er in ei,,en Snterpien,
|.oaB Die Surht Dor elmer beuti6en ss'l.
paiion ieine 2anbsleute poaitdnoig
fopflos genabt babe uno baB oie
2uftbaaons, mel6e angebli6 in na1t-
li6en Stunoen iiber @llglonb ibr
gri6einen ma6en loaen, einfa1 eil
Sirneeipenit feien.
9lus 9agen miro gen1eloet, onB
Der fiir3lib bort peritorbene Gentier
&mann Der Staot lesttpillig fem
eon5es 8ernloeen bon $4,000 Marf
perrnn6t bat.
9lns Berlin miro geneloet::
8as Musndrtige Mmt ipeiB nihts ha.
bon, bob, pie beridtet, 5ipii6e1l De-
iterreif uno sSopan Elm Militarper-
trag abgeibloilen iporoen lei, oela-
5ufolge ieoes Der beioen 2anoer ber-
pflibtet lit, Dem anoern beiaulteben,
menn zines nit Rublanb in ariel
pertpifelt miro. Oeuti1mnb lit oa.
Der niht in Der Gage, eilr iolhes Ab-
fon1rnen 81 biligen o6er es gu miB-
billigelI.
Sliper 9lfielin, Der, 4orreIpoa-
bent elmer fran5oiiihen 3eitung III
Weontreal IN Canada, ipuroe 5u Is
8efan9nis berurteilt, neil er, todh=
renb elmer 0ebatte i'm urteren Sauie
oes Borlafnellts Dem Miniiter fir 81
fertlide Mrbeiten, Son. u. 8. 1abe-
reau, in offentlider 'Sibung cine
Sbrfeige appliaiert batte.
II Sffi5iea miro befannt gegeber,
bob BEL Den ofterreibiihen Marlopern
in @eitmabren, pelhen &aiier Wll-
belm, pie eemeloet, als @ait oes
4aiiers Jran5 Soiepb beiipo6nen
miro, @roBmerieriti6 basSauptquar=
tier Der beioen Monarden biloell ioll.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-05-28
8riht aIte 0feeorbe.

slls allgen1eines abfiibr-gonic- ltno
@eiunobeits-Mittel fann feline anbere
8ille nit Or. Sings SEEM 2ife Bia
nergliben tperoen. Sic reguIiren Sen
Wagen, Die 2eber i,no Nieren, ftir-
fen Die Merpen, furiren ltnberoalllib-
felt, Spspepfie, @oniefeit, @elbiudt,
&opfihner5, 5fiittelfroit uno Weala-
ria. 8eriudt iie. 25c Bel alien
9rugeilten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-05-28
0os 9efinoen oes in 4at.

- 9as 8efinben 0es in &atto
ipis an elmer 2ungenent5iinoung er.
franften uno nod 8reslau transpor'
tierten Observation-Disclosures 81
&opp bot cine meientlide @cr-
i6limmerirng erfabren. Der Baticnl
bot einen &iiffaa erIitten. gei oenl
boben Sitter oes sSiiritbiifpfs lit sl
befiirdten, bob feline &rafte ni6t
ansreiden meroen Die arifis gu iiber.
iteben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-05-28

Gatarrb famm mtdJt fmriert tperben
bnr6 lofale Npplifationen, ba fie
ben SIP Der arantbeit ni9t erfei6en
f6nneu @atarrb ift cine glute ober &onz
ititutions &ranfbeit lub Inn fie gu bei<
len. miiBt SIR innerlidbe 9eiln1ittel nehz
men, Sails @atarrb@&nr ipiro eilaes
nomnen llno fpirft 6ireft anf bas B[ut
unb Die i6leirli9e Sberfld6e. 3al' 3
aatarrbs&ur lit feine Quadialber@a @aeeoie
gin. sic ipllrbe felt Sabren bon einenl
Ser belten slerste bieies 2anbes berpros
net lno lit elm reselmdBiges @e5ept. Sic
beitebt aus ben be1ten betanrten Sonica.
berbllnben nit BEN be1ten 8lutreiille
slingsmitteln, Die brett alif bic S6leims
oberfldcbe pirfen Sic bollfommene
@erbinolng Der stpei 8eitauoteile lit es.
pas iol6' tpunberbolle 3eiuItate bel Der
oeilung bon &atarrb berporbringt.
aaBt gu6 3eusniiie umionit seben.
S. S. gbeneb & 60. gigent., Eoe
lebo. 8. @erfaift bon alien Gpotbefern.
8reis rs Gents.
0aIl's Gamilien@giGlen iinb bic beften
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-05-28
8ott berlakt feinen Seramer,

0ett berlakt feinen Segamer,
2Ste labs DDd) gar ip trpfem aus,
Gs mar tuabrDafttg ffbter Elm OrauS,
Gs ippute 5it itnierrt sSrpimmett
&etn grbpflein &egen fpnmen.
Stteg irgeitb iuD ein @blfAen amf,
Gs fdipattb tuDl idJpn me Stmnbe b'rnnI
Gs ltek it'd bier tttd)t banneit,
,Spa tuteDerniat bpm bannen.
rgSenn bas ntd]t BAH AT Gnbe tit",
SD fenfate triib 6er 1eiitmift.
.Sp gebt bic Grmte fl1ten.
9te itns bud iebr BON n5ten."
Der Jarn1er blifte ernit nnb itmmm
Maf 1etnen1 fablen 5el6 1erum
Nttt Hdgltd)en @e6erbem.
nSSas ipM oaraMs nDdj tuerbe1tl"
Wie jeber Mnnat 10 bergiua
Wtan ld]lteRltd1 an 5ii ipfefben fling:
uWtam mnk amf ifbledbte Settem,
Std ifbltekltd) purbereiten."
Sa bat benn MIN 5m gutter 2ebt',
~~sr tt~tV w OtSUSt CtWBtttQtr
DAP Seber nun b'rarf mettet:
Die grnte tit gerettet.
Gs seigt iid) babel i,mner mebr
Die alte, etpis tuabre 2e9r':
Wan mnk tn triiben Eagen
ysidlt allsm leidjt bersasen.
nnb brpbt 5err Gidelberger IDIOT:
Gr utad]ts uns beif in San Mntpu'.
ggtr t1nnen briiber laden,
Uses mill bet &erl bemn n,aden?
Sp lang in @lafern bea mmb rein,
Sas v anti 8ier man idjentt elm,
spa'n bic 8rubibitipniftem
nns bier nid)t iiberliifem.
ttnb tuenn iie mod 10 ibreflidj 6rpb,n,
Ste ernten bod nnr Spptt nnb Spbit,
Sp lang beint @laierblinfen
Mlatnp 8ier tpir trinfen.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1909-03-05
Adjudged Insane

Harry Wells was adjudged in
sane in the probate court here
last Friday morning by a commits
sion of physicians appointed by
the court. Harry has for some
'lma been employee! in a large no
TEL in Colorado Springs, and came
home sick a few weeks ago, and
after resting for a while intend
Ell to 60 back there to work
again. He has been very ner-
vOus. and at last got SO bad
that it was thought best to send
him to a hospital where he
could be better looked after for
a time, as it is thought that he
will probably recover in a short
time.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1909-03-05
The Fountain HeadofLHe
Is The Stomach

man who has weak and impaired vho does NOT
properly digest his food will find his blood Ms become
weak and impoverished and that h whole Improperly and
insufhcienty nourhsd.
Dr. PfEReFS GOLDEN MEDICAL DISCOVERY
mskes me stomach sfrosks Drsmofes he flow Of
dIeesdve iuices, restores 90 appetite. nskss
ssstmusdoa perfect isufsrstss Ire Hrer ssS -
ares asd ssfsehss ne bleed. lrssf besdssker
nesh'eander ssd rsstsradvs teafs N nskes -
srsss In BODY setEs IN MAD seeI IN Iullssert
me nseovefy dyee Ansissn nseaI r.e<.
nee non acoho md I'll Injurious habitorninf dufs An A.
are pnnf,d On IN wrsppsn be- fsaiosp VITA $500
70 svs ndss sadensd BY the hs sshooI 4
- eoses sees .osrun subsus uspruvD
fenedy OF Known coosioN AsE Tev -
saI cure neos y dun past n( your nslboS
meo'oa Asseessooa Dr. " Pierce
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1909-03-05

Fortify now against the Grip
for it comes every season sure!
Preventics- little Candy Colo
Cure Tablets-offe in this re-
spect a most certain and de-
pendable safeguard. Preventics al
the "sneeze stage" will, as well,
also surely head, off all common
colds. But promptness is all-lm-
portant. Keep Preventics in the
rocket or purse for instant use
Box Of 48 for Csc. Sold by
Holmes, Druggist.
A letter received by this Of
rlce from Sam Boese at Green's
burg. Kans., says Enclosed
find postal order for a years
subscription to the paper. Wheat
is looking fine and green here,
and the prospects were never
better for a good crop than they
ar eright now. Everything is
on the boom. My wife's father
Mr.. Schultz, is down here. on q
visit with his children. That's
the kind of letters the editor
likes to get; they make us feel
better in the mind and fill our
pocket-book at the same time.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1909-03-05

Harrison Van Akin is the new
local manager Of the D. ]. Fair
Lumber Co. at Sterling. he came
from the Lindas Lumber Co., at
.Oert, with whom he has been
or a number of years. He is
an active, energetic young man,
pleasant to do business with, and
accommodating and courteous to
Va trade. He and his mother
ore living in the old WoonacOtt
property on Sixth street.-Ster-
ling Bulletin.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1909-03-05

Miss Irene Hooper has returned
from Wichita, where she has
been visiting with her sister,
Miss Ulanda, who has been very
sick, but who is much improved
in health now.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1909-03-05
FEEDER Gets Big Contract

nv, - OVu0 oSt
The following article taken
rom the Salina Daily Union
tells Of the election of W. P. Fe-
Ter as the publisher of the offie.
lal paper for the A. o. q. W.
'G.:e for the following two years
The twenty-eighth biennial ses-
sion OF the grand lodge of the
A. 0. q. w. Of Kansas closed at
. o'clock Friday morning, immed
lately after the election Of W. P.
FEEDER Of Great Bend as publish
er OF the official Workman pane,
and the installation of the new.
ly elected officers of the grand
'rfqr, The session was perhaps
the busiest of the week. AS
Convention hall was to be used
that night, the lodge could not
obtain it and the members went
INTO the evening session with a
determination of finishing if it
took all night. Many of the del
egates left a. $40 without hay
ing had a minutes sleep. They
went direct to the train from
the hall.
The early hours of the evening
were given over to the selec-
ton of the publisher of the
'tficial paper. For several years
A. P. Riddle Of Minneapo-
lis, ex-lieutenant governor, has
5.ished the paper at Is cents
yearly subscription for each
So 10000 members of the or
der in Kansas. Mr.. Kireh of
' Center came here to make
campaign for his PAPER, the
nchor and Shield. When his
campaign opened. W. P. FEEDER Of
Great Bend entered as did Tom
Dordry of Parsons, Conner Davis
{ Concordia, and Mr.. Riddle
IS a candidate for reelection
he candidates were called upon
COR bids. These ranged frn
. Is cents per year per copy.
IN the first ballot there was no
election and the candidates were
called upon for speeches. These
were made short and the vot-
ing was begun with a roll call.
The contest apparently was close
and only a breakaway would giv'
an election. When the COncOrdia
Legation first voted they cast
heir votes for Conner Davis. La.
er, however, they started a STAN
pede for W. P. FEEDER, changing
their votes. This action was
quickly followed by Tom Cordy's
delegates from Parsons, Mr.. Pen
wells from Topeka, and in turn
they all went into the band
wagon and then Mr.. Fe-
into the band wagon and Mr.. Fe-
der won. The final vote was
FEEDER 351, Kirch, 293, Davis IA,
%. Mr.. FEEDER, the new
ly elected publisher Won a home
with the grand lodge for his
mild and g entlemanly manner.
He is a statesman of Kansas who
is making a record for himself in
the state legislature and will
be heard to a considerable ex-
tent in the next few years. He
lblisher of the Great Bend
Democrat and will probably en-
large his plant to take care OF
he publication of the paper. The
big item of expense is the mail
ing list of forty thousand names.
lIr. FEEDER may purchase this
from Mr.. Riddle. The acquisition
Of the contract will mean a neat
sum for Mr.. FEEDER. His bid
was "a cents and while the lodge
puld have gotten the work done
more cheaply they seemed to
want to have him in charge edi-
tOrially.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1909-03-05

Orr Patterson has purchased
the quarter block Of ground and
the buildings on the corner Of
Williams and 18th streets, and
will go into the. automobile bus
mess.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1909-03-05

Miss Grace Grigsby has arriv-
ed from Kansas City and has
taken a position as trimmer in
the millinery department of the
Lundblade & Bolinger store.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1909-03-05

Wanted Salesman. Spacia
and local agents. Sa'asN o. 20 :
mission. Address General Agen-
cy.
st. Louis National Life, ms. Co
Salina, Kansas.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1909-03-05

Denny Meacham was in Kan
CITY on business this week.