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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-01

Don Der Gniiheibung Der gegens
ipdriigen seeislatur pirb ss in erit,r
aiHie ubbdngen. tpie oas 5usit pss be-
poriiebenbsn 13. 8uupss3enlus aus
fallen fpiro, oh nlmli9 Cincinnati nas
menilich auf inbuitrisIlsm Gebist bic
Der S!aot g.biibrenbe Qnsrtennuna
erhaIten pirb, ooer nidi. Die 2ssiss
latur fpirb ndmIit ii6er bas @eihid
Der pbare annsrions 8orlags gu
enii6eioen baben unb pisfe gntiheis
buns oiirfts i'm 5auis binnsn psnissn
9aesn erfolsen. gebi bieIe Worlast
burh, 10 piro oeraOnisin bes Weiiens
penigiiens bic m0slibtsii gebotsn,
cine anSabl ansrenSsubr 9orltdbt.,
bic in ben lebten Sabren auf Soften
Gincinnatis einsn erobsu inpuitrisu:n
4ufibpuna genommen boben, oem
Staotgebi.i einauperleiben, poraussss
iebt, Dab bic Wlaioriidt Der Stimms
ssber ii6 ou @uniten elmer oerartissn
8eri9msl3ung erilGri. 9elanst bas
annerioHsproieft aur 9eripirtlihuna
70 ipiro Der geniusberihi ben Jori.
fnriit anflpeifen. ben Cincinnati i'm
9aufs Der perfloFenen Sebn Sabre
tbatidhlirh geraht bat. n1brenb alls
xrnfalls Dit aonisin bss Wslisns aus
Der Rsibe Der grobien SnbnItriesens
trsn pes Qanbes psrI6pinbsn pirb,
obfhon Te be facto in bic 3abl bisI.r
Stdoie gsb0rt.
Die sroben Snouitrisn. bic iit in
nsn lebtsn Sabrsn in Der llmgegeno
Gineinnotis nieoergslnftn bdben, iino
fammt uno ionoers enitpeber gincins
natter lIrfprunss, ober burh bic Sc.
miibunssn elmer Ysrsinisuns bon
gincinnatier @sihdfislsuien bierter-
asbrndt fpOrbsn. Dieje 9ertiniauna
iit bos .SnbuitriaI Hureou. ous iia
gans auBerOrbentlihe gsrbienIte Inn
oit inbuiirielie gniipidfnns Der Gtasi
ernorbtn bat uno audi segenpGrtis
nod imner smfis bsmiiht ilt. ipsitsr.
.JnbuIfrisn fur bic Gtabt unn llmst.
ssnb 5u fidern. Dab bk 6srrsn BON
sSnbnifrinf Bureau, bic In p0Iig
isIbitlOltr Weiie. ein5is unb aiIein
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-01

8egen bas Sonnsnliht Der Sefs
fentli6teit bat Der polititer cine I'M
iibsrpinolide Nbneigung. 9as beObs
a4tet man an Der Bill, fpeIhe az:
naueite 4ustunft iiber bic aoQett;s
rung uno @erlpenDuna Der 9elber Iir
&ongrebnabIsn forosrt. 2tue Sunite
limb in QnDenouns gebraht poroe1,
um Die Bin i'm &pmmittee 81 eritideI
uno als oas nt6t gelang, lit Der 8prs
flyer oes aommtttaes, Der bic giQ eli.
berihten folte, perretit. Die Semotras
ten perOen natiirlih nitt lpter Iu'Isr
uno Die SbatIahen, faus bic 9tG niht
8eIessstraft erlansen ioQte, gebiibs
reno aus3uniiBen lpiHen. Die Bill lit
ober niht Bios gum S6uBe Der oemD@
trutifhen, ionbern aud Der republituz
niIden Partei notbpenoig. IS Itest
Elm p0Qig begriinoeter8eroa6t Dor, bdB
Die Sruitz unb 5sinun3 gtoeuaten
grobe Summen beiiteuern iperoen, um
ebenio bic republitani56en Reformer,
ME Die 9smotraten gu betdmpfen,
reIp. aud bic Partei Der 2aBteren 3u
torrumpirsn. $50 erfi6tIi6 iit, baB
elm repubIitanii6er Reformer tart III,
10 DaB sr Bel Der PrimGrpabI nift
ums:brd6t perben tam, nil man bic
bemotratiI6en primGrpublsn beeins
fiuifen, um einen Wonopolsbiener bic.
Ter partei, I'D ss ia ebsnfaQs ritt an
Geiinoel feblt, als 9:gentanoioatsn
auf3uitelIen. gu oieiem fre6en 8erz
fu6, bic WlonppoIsmadt burh aOts
rumpirung beiber Barteien gu befeitiz
9en, tunn Die republitaniIhe Purtsi
it6 ni6t bergeben, obne aues anIeRn
beim Wp1fp s1 pprliprPn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-01

Meer, bic 6nmmern roib. Das Nusds
fiber i'm Thermometer itiea 10 rapi3,
Dab es oben ein Cod bur6s 0lds
bpbrte unb ununterbrohen in elmer
Jontdne htrousfpribie. 2lus Der 6Dbe
Der Jontdne berehneten mir bonn t1as
lid bic 1emperatur. gDir tonnten nur
mebr in 6emosdrmeln seben, 10 beib
mar es, unb meine armen gsfimcs,
bic feline 5emosdrmsl batten, batten
fhper 3u leiben. Die Siibnsr an gorb
legten nur mebr bortgefohte Ger,
ipenn man transpirirte, f6pibte man
8pnillon.
so sing's INNER ipeiter ndh Siiben.
Inter 2efpsn, bic ih sSbnsn ni6t NIT
tbeilsn tuerps. neil Sbr 5uar idbaue
bern luiiroe, fanbsn mir enoIih fenes
2unb, b. +. isit mar es niht, ionbstn
ourh Das io6enbe Mesr 3iemlih psid
seiuoroen. Da aud) Der itdblerne
Rumpf iinIeres fpdderen .Muni9
Souie" Reisung gum ShmsISen Seigie,
itisgsn mir aufs Qaro uno fubrsn ous
benz erfpsi6ten @eTtein NIT unieren
Shlitten ipsiter. Wir mubten unisre
Stiefei tags 3lJeimal gum ShuItsr
ihiden, neil bic Sohlen INNER tpieoer
burhgebrannt fporen.
am 81. MdrS, gerabs uls mir unfss
rea 4breibtalenbsr auf ben /. glpril
rsibsn tpollten, idben mir Elm eisens
thiimIihes spIinbrii6ts buntlss ct.
ipds aus BEN 8oben ragsn. aein
3peifsI mar m6slih: Die Grbd6ie!
Durd Die feuhie, bampfdrtiee atmos
ipbdre roitie geporoen, auietihie iit
in obrenmariernbsr WsiIe - cine nen
Dual su ben pielsn onberen! 4bsr
mir bdtten ben Dol erreiGtl!
Cd nabm bic n0tbieen Wefunaen
Dor, lieB mir ollss nurh bic nGhitIies
e.nbsn 9shoroen beihtinisen, pereru5
Die Totumente in cine aiite unb ftea.e
cine 5ufel auf, Tim bic Gage bes 9ols
fir INNER 3u firiren. Ginen tIeinen
S6srs tonnte ih mir niht psrtneifen:
pegsn Der ordblidsn 5iBs idris6 i5
auf Si, 5afel: Sieos goll llno1@
tbographifh, ober, ipie man sugs6en
lpiro, geiftooa!
Damn rsiitsn mir fpisosr nad3 ROrs
ben.
5ohahtungspou Sbr erg,bensr
DR.. Gprilfubl 2pina Goot.
MS mir gsrdoe our prsfe ssbeE
ipoIltsn. sing uns nod iolsenoss
3rahiIoiusramm gu: erfabre burh
profsHor g}ineuin auf ben asraueI.n,
oaB ss mad bsm Siiopol su nitt pG5s
ner, ionoern tGlter rpirb. Bite, tors
rigirsn sic msinsn gtri6t, ben Is
Ionit in alien Stiiten auiredtbalts, in
oieiem nebeuidhliben Detail unb fii=
gen Sic su ben ausseitarbsnen Qua,
len auh nod Jroitbeulsn uHo Stprs
but. erfpobnen Sis aud, paB Shadl.s
forb ME in ben ontdr.tii6en Regionsn
eeipeien lit. Sbr Goo,.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-01

9rin5ip, bub ale 2dnoer threr eigensn
@nttpidlunng iiberbleiben miiiien uao
oaB Der Sanbsl oafelbit alen Hationen
unter sleihen 9ebinsungen often iteben
miihe. Deutihlano bat iih lebterer
3eit srobe Wiihe gegeben, ieinem SuEz
bel in slbeIitnien Gin9dns 3u perfhdiz
fen unb es bat bas tetnen 9lnitob err
regt, neil oas in lopaler Weiis 5ss
Iheben lit.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-01

Sn Der 8 bioer QegisIatur
fpirb an Der untsrnebmerz 6aftpfIitt
herumgepirgt, ais penn IS iih unI
eiae repolutionQre Shat hanOeIte, pie
4Iles Don obsn nat unten te6ren ioI.
Die M}itgIteber itsQen ii6, ais pur0e
ibnen 3u9emutbet, Die groe aus ibren
5nnodmenten 81 heben. Sn Wirtlif=
felt 1piro ppn ibnen nihts fpetter als
Elm 4tt Der eismenturiten 8srehtigtsi:
Derlangt. Ufit ibrer geIpOhnten 8or=
liebe fir Die beiigsrbsn &laIen buben
Die 9erihte ale Re6te Der Qrbeitcr
ouf @ntihdpigun9 binpeginterpretirt
uno jeBt iptro geforoert, oab Das perz
rentte, perDrebte unD perqenaltiqIe
Rent pieoer auf Isins frii6erer 8runbs
Iagen ge1telt piro. Bon elmer biretteH
Gnt1ddDigung III gar tstne Reos. Dem
2lrbeiter Iou bios @rldubniB ertbe;lt
4perDen, geqen ein offentunpia ihm 3u
aefiigtes llnre6t &Ia9e fiihreH Su oiir=
len. Die 6erren in Columbus iheinen
Der anF6t 5u buDoigen, oaB am Wd1Iz
taae Die Sttmme oes Arbeitsebers mehr
gift, ais Die Stimme oes Qlrbeiters.
Bir mOhten ibnen niht ratben, oieIar
4n1iHt gemdB gu banoeIr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-01
Die annerions-3rage
ST fir Gineinnati bon aller-
sr6Rter Widtisfeit.

Sein 4nieben ols Snbuitrie Grobs
itabt itebt auf benz Spisl. - Die
2esisIotur rpirb bas 5auptport in
Der aHssIsgsnbsit gu fprsdsn ba6sn.
- 9as Shidial Der pbare 2ln.
nsrionsDorluee ipirb binnen tpsnisen
Saesn entitieben fpsrbsn. - glm
ensrsiitftsn itrsuben iia 9lorpoob
unb Ct. 8srnuro segsn Die proists
tirte ginDerleibune. - Die iibrigsn
Srtihaftsn, oeren Qnnettiruns ans
ssiirsbt pirb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-01

Der Coroner fpurbe seitern non bem
i'm Belts Strabe Aoipital trfolstsn
lobe pes % ..Sabrs atten 1bomaS 0as
nep BON SO. 1712 Queen giip Arsnue
in aenntnib ssiebi unb oronste sinen
Snqueli an. 0onsp mar iurSli6 pen
SIpei unf6llen beirOffen sporbsR. Dor
ca. orsi WodeH itiirsie u in ieinsr
MObnuns cine 1reppe binub. tp6brtnD
n sipei Mo6en fpdter non eintm Nuit.
bGa eetroiftn spurbe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-01

Der Yrditbtnt lit nit isinen
3olloertrd9en iebr sliitlih gepeien.
lsr bat fie ihneu uno befrieoigsno err
leoigt. Sffenbar lit Diplomatic ieine
1tarte Seite. 9lber Das WeiIteritiid,
nit ben Stunoputtsrs fertig 81 met.
ben, bat er nod gu Iiefsrn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-01

Die Stanppatter MAIDEN
bem 9rdiibenten gum 8orpurF baB sr
ben 6rieoen nit Canada ouf Soften
Der Ser Stddten ertauft bat. Dap
Der Brdiioent benz cunaoii6en SunDeI
perf6ieoene 3ugeitdnoniTe gemubt
but, lit rt1ti9, a6er gandoa bat oo3
Slei6e fir Die Der. Stduten getban.
0as 3ieben Die Starbputter nitt in
getro4t. Sbnen 1T Der GrportbanDsl
nebenid4lth. Sbr 4ugenmert lit is=
oiali6 oarduf 9ericftet, ben 8srbrau=
der in ben Ser. Stuuten 3u I6r0pfen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-01

Der in 9etten liegenbe raetz
ten" 9antier RorIs bat sinsn Qrs
titel per0fTentliht unter Der lIebers
idftft: 8arum i'd I'M GefdngniB bin.
Den 8runo tpstb Seoer: neil er bic
9elOer ieiner 9epofitoren in ungefebz
lider Beiie gu ietnem ejgenen RuBen
berpunot bat. Die 5rdge, Die nas
Bublitum beanttportet tpiiien piQ, lit,
lparum niht nod pieIe 4noere. Die
bas 8olt beruu6en, ins 9sfdngniB gez
ihidt perben. Sine 2lnttport mag
burin beiteben, oab es AUDI eins geiesz
Iide 6orm oes Roubes gibt, bic NIT
telit bes Sarifs gsiibt pirb. .8ieies
pripilegirts Rduberbanopert lit Be.
Deutenb gefdbrliher. ais oas itraffdIz
lige Raubipitem.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-01
Die Rep gorter 2lttienbDrie

Die Nep 0orter QttienbDrie
1piro iebt elmer ernItIi6en Reformproz
3eour untsrporfen. Die bduptid6lih
ben 3pet BOT. benz ShtptnDel nit fit
tipen 4ttienpertdufen entsegsn gu mir
fen. Die tiir3li6sn Sbninbeleiea
nit Dem Soding pooI tpsroen als Nnz
itpB gu bieier 6ausreinisung be5:ia.
net. Der 9organg mar ia au6 10
itlnoaI0s, DaB er gu NaBnabmen berz
dusforOerte, aber balptId6lih beItimz
menb mar Die 9efabr. buB man bic
Notirungen Der Rep Yorter g0rie
niht mebr anertennen lpiiroe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-01

Der IA Sabre dlte 5asper sri,
dolfon. pcn gbuie unb 9umiItpn9pe.,
uurpe beim 1oiebolfpiel pcr ber 60.
tnmpn y. gbuie S6ule in Gummfns.
piue pon einem Mutomobil niebsrqes
runnt uHb siemlin idppsr psrttt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-01

SetretGr 9allinger 1T ais
Ta6fplger oes paritorbenen Sberburs
oes Rihters greper srpGbnt tpprz
ben. 8iele 2eute t0nnen iih bus
Wibeln ielbit erniten 0ineen seg.nz
iiber niht abQelpDbnen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-01

Der a0nig BON 2tbeiiinien III
10 6dufie toDt 9eiaat porDen, paB man
Die Nahribt Don ieiusm 46leben crit
ais pahr gelten Iaffeu tann, penn iie
beitimmte geitQtigung fiRoet. glGsin
Dieies GreiguiB tam nt6t mebr eiae
fol6e Wihtigteit beanipruhen, lpie ods
friibsr Der 5aQ gepeisn pGre. Ron
Dor 3ebn Sabren itanoen bic peri6ie6es
nsn Rdtionen i'm oiplomatiihsn
4drnpf miteinuRoer, um 4beifiuien in
lire stnfluBfpbdrs gu brinssn, frieoz
lih 81 our6oriRsen ooer elmer 60beren
&ultur 3u5ufiibrer, nit pel9en Reoss
iDenolmgen man bic Qnneripn an perz
oe6en iudte. Ndre untsr oieIen um>
ftdnben oas ableben pes a0niqs m1e<
nelit erfolet, 10 bate oaraus Elm 0eft.
frieg iih entDideln t0nnen. 9as 1T
jett ausgefhlof1en, niht 70 ie6r, neil
oiefes 2aBo ielbit iein. llnab6dnaias.
felt 5u Dabrer Dermag, fonbsrn BART
Dem BON 8euti6lanb aufgeitelltsn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-01
Jreitas, Den 1. Tpril 1910.

Die M meluten Iinb po5I
NIT Rpoiepelts NnIihten niht einper=
itanoen, iie ertennen aber an, Dap er
an Wtutb ibnen gleih tpmmt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-01

y@agrsr's Gnls.8aiIer" lit be.
riibmt bnrh bie beilfame gsirfung ald
Die Stimmorgane. (f5)
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-01
gin ce6enSjeidjen
Or. Conf, Der bcriibmte Gnt=
oefer oes 9foropols, labt
BON Iid bbren.

gr sntbedt in aller 5eimlidteit ben
Siibppl unb oebiSirt ibn osm Rorbs
Cincinnati 5urnperein Qebterer
fsiert beute 4benp iein Gbrenmit.
elieb in abIentia. -9lutsntiIher Be
ridt iiber Die ereignibreife5abrt bes
oroben Gntoeders. Seine Der.
bienite INN Die ausbebnuna unieres
geograpbiihen Wiiisns.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1910-03-05
NOBODY Spared
Kidney Troubles Attack Wa-keeney
Men and Women. Old and Young.
j. A. RICKART,
L. S, Correspondent.

Kidney ills seize young and old.
Come quickly with little warning.
Children suffer in their early years.
Can't control the kidney secretions.
Girls are languld. nervous. suffer pain.
Women worry can't do daily work.
Men have lame and aching backs.
The cure Tor man. woman or child
Is to cure the cause.-the kidneys.
Doan's Kidney Pills cure sick kidneys
Cure all forms of kidneys suffering.
Wa-keeney testimony proves it,
Mrs. III. E. Trip. Wa-Keeney. Kansas, says:
My little girl, who is about seven years of
age. has been troubled for some time by a
kidney weakness The kidney secretions
were irregular in passage and otherwise un-
natural The physicians said that she
would OutgrOw the trouble but the medicines
she used failed to give any relief. Her faith
er had taken DOan'S Kidney Pills several
years ago and remembering bow they had
cured him. procured a box at GibsOn'S drug
store. Since using Them my little girl b as
wonderfully improved and it gives me pleas
ure to endorse effective a remedy as
DOan's Kidney Pills.
For sale by all dealers. Price 80 cents
FOSter-Milburn Co.. Buffalo. New York sole
agents for the United States
Remember the -Doans--and take
other.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1910-03-05
C0ILYER.

Several more land buyers
were here last week.
r. J. Tagne spent Sunday
evening with Jno. Glenn.
Mrs. o. B. Kessler was a Wa
Keeney visitor last Friday
Ladies' Aid society met with
Mrs. Richardson Thursday.
Mrs. Jno. Harrison is conva-
lescing after a severe sick spell.
Fred league and family have
moved into their new residence
Geo. Glantz is putting the fin
ishing touches on his new barn.
Miss Nina Briggs is spending
the week with Miss Belle Glenn
Mrs r. Owens and son, of
Voda, were trading here Mon
day.
March came in like lamb and
we suppose it will go out like
ion.
DR.. LaCerte and family have
gone to their future home at Da-
mar.
Miss Nettie B rown is assist
ing Mrs. Simmons in the post
office.
A train set the depot here afire
Sunday and some were badly
scared.
Rumor says wedding bells will
ring in several localities around
here soon.
Mr.. and Mrs Eaton were
guests of Jno. Glenn and fami
Sunday evening.
The lumber trade is some
thing fierce here and the build
ing has only begun.
DR.. Allen, the Topeka dentist
who was at the Palace hotel, had
all the work he could do.
CLas. Glenn and sister, Mamie,
went to Colorado last week to
look up the land question -
If Tuesday and Wednesday
were weather forecasts we will
no doubt have fine spring.
F. B. Acre is building new
hen house. Mr.. Ellsworth, of
Voda, is doing the carpentering.
y. Deltrlcn, Sr., purchased
the Office of DIR. LaCerte and
rumor says he has leased it to
f. Purinton for land office.
Would not be surprised if the
land sharks would 'gobble" up
the public highways in their
greed for Trego county land.
Wish we had the naming of
some of the new streets in the
Collyer boulevard; we'd give at
least one of them a hum -dinger.'
The band concert Friday even
ing was up to the usual good
standard and all numbers on the
program were well rendered and
to avoid Partially we viii not
make personal comment. The
band boys need no comments.
The proceeds were about SIG.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1910-03-05

DR.. M. Jay Brown, speci-
alist, of Salina, will be at
the American House, Tues
day March. 8th. Ellis, We'd
nesday, March 9th, prepared
to treat the medical and sur
gical diseases of the Eye,
Ear, Nose and Throat, and
to fit glasses.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1910-03-05
Kansas CITY Market Report.

\
Kansas City Stock Yards,
March 1. 1910
Cattle receipts yesterday final
ly counted up more than 13. 600
head, but everything was cleaned
up at the ruling basis of the day,
strong to 10 higher, with the ex-
ceptlOn of some stock cattle,
which had to sell little lower.
The run today is $500 head,
about up to expectations, and the
market is almost like that of yes
terday, strong to 10 higher,
stockers and feeders showing a
weaker tendency. Top steers
sold at 81 IS today, shipment of
W. l. Richards, Manhattan, Kan
SaS, who has the distinction of
also securing the highest price
for his steers ever paid here dur
ing the month of March. Bulk
of the steers this week are sell
ing at Sc. 25 to 1928, and only a
small number under S. Most
of the cows sell at 81. 25 to 1913,
heifers up to $3.50, and many
shippers who have not been on
the market for month or SO are
greatly surprised, and pleasant
ly SO, at the stiff prices their
cattle bring. At that, beef is
the cheapest kind of meat on the
list, and opinion is almost uni
form in predicting still higher
prices. Steers from below the
quarantine line sold at 81 today,
and they only weighed 1890 lbs.
Bulls bring 81 to $3.50, and veal
calves remain at SO for best, hav-
ing been stationary at that fig
ure for several weeks. Top
feeders sold above Sc this week,
and not many under S.. 40. stock
ers mostly at $4. so to So. go.
Hogs worked upwards 5 to Is
cents today. reaching a new high
level for all time previously. tops
selling at 1915, bulk $9.35 to
1910. Run is $4,000 here today,
which probably represents the
supreme effort of the country,
as every condition favors ship
ping now. When roads get bad
and people in the country busy
putting in oats, it is scary to con-
template the extreme SlimneSS
of the probable supply, and deal
ers are free in predicting ten
dollars being paid here in the
near future. Of course, the sit
uation is one absolutely unheard
of previously, and something
new may develope that will com
pletely overturn matters without
much warning.
Sheep are stronger today,
lambs a shade lower, total run
$500 head Ewes sold at $40
for different. lots today, and
lambs brought So go, for quality
not of the best. Yearlings are
worth up to 1878, for light
weights, which, of course, go on
the retail market as lambs, and
old wethers bring up to $3.50,
this piice paid here for some
weighing 119 lbs. within the last
few days.
j. A. RICKART,
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Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1910-03-05

A. d. Parsons was down from
Collyer last Tuesday on business.
Mr.. Parsons has purchased
the Collyer livery barn of John
Tilton and IS running an up-to-
date barn. He has purchased
the thoroughbred Black Perch
eron stallion of the Collyer Horse
Breeders association and will
keep him at his barn the coming
season.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1910-03-05

Warne Inscho more Familiarity
known to his old friends as Buff, ;
is up from Topeka to visit his
father who is seriously i'll. He
has not been home for a number
of years and notes many changes
in our town.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1910-03-05

The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
LaRue was recently gladdened
by the advent of baby girl and
as the rest of the children are
boys her arrival was the occa-
sion of much rejoicing in the La
Rue home.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1910-03-05

Mrs. o. B. Kessler, of Collyer.
visited friends here a few days
this week
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1910-03-05

To feel strong. have good appe,
tite and digestion, sleep soundly
and enjoy life, use Burdock
Blood Bitters. the great system
tonic and builder.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1910-03-05

For Sale-155 bushels of good
kaffir corn seed at rs bushel
and 500 bushels of speltz at 40
cents a busheI. Fl. E. Glantz,
COllyer. KanS.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1910-03-05

d. Keller and family have
moved into one of the Sam Parks
houses while G. Lloyd and fam
lily have moved into the house of
Mrs. Loyd'S mother. Mrs. Lord.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1910-03-05
For Sale or rade

Two draft stations and one jack.
If you are in the market for a
stallion or jack, come and see my
stock at Staat'z barn, Wakeeney.
G. w. LAMER, Salina, Kans.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1910-03-05

The editor is mistaken in think
ing that anybody's automobile
troubles will provoke smile
from man that has troubles of
his OWN. E. Scott.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1910-03-05

Cures baby's Group, Willie's
daily cuts and, bruises, mama's
sore throat, grandma's lameness
DR.. Thomas Electric Oil
the great household remedy.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1910-03-05

Mr.. and Mrs A. r. Sellens
departed Thursday night for
Missouri where they will make
their future home The best
wishes of their many friends go
with them, like most people who
left western Kansas, for old
Mo-" will come back some day.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1910-03-05

r. Kirkendall, proprietor of
the lumber yard at Voda. was a
county seat visitor Thursday
evening. Mr.. Kirkendall is do
ing a nice business at Voda.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1910-03-05

The city council meets in reg
ular session next Monday even
ing
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VODA.

VODA.
Ralph, Kristof took in the band
concert at Collyer Friday night.
NJ Schimkowitsch is fixing up
Wilbur Kirkendall' s -wag-
on.
Miss Helen Lofstead spent
Sunday with her sister, Mrs.
VIM. Cox.
l1r Creech and son, Earl.
drove over to Palco Friday COM
ing back Sunday
F. Schwanbeck is Smelling
corn for Lizzie Krhut and Brad
ley and Ig Brown this week.
Spring is here at last I saw
the first sign today Mrs w. D.
Austin is cleaning her garden
r. Owens and wife and
w. D. Austin and wife, ate
dinner with Mr.. and Mrs. Vim.
Cox Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. Thiel and
mother and Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
Kristof and Fay of Collyer, visi-
ted with Mr.. and Mr.. Geo. Kris
tof Sunday.
Mrs. Morgan, of Iowa, and
Mr.. McVey and Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Sellers, of Wa-Keeney.
visit ID Mr.. and Mrs. A. G..
Schwanbeck, Sunday.
Mrs. Robt Kirkendall and
children, Wilbur Kirken dali and
wife, Miss Brown, Mr. apd Mrs.
VIM. Cox and the SchwanDeck
brothers spent Sunday evening
at the Agate Spring ranch.
Last Saturday night the win
ter'S entertainment course was
concluded by the Eureka Glee
Club. This number was we'll re-
ceived and many thought it was
the best of the musical enter
tainments given by the course
this season. The quartette was
excellent and rendered many
beautiful selections during the
evening. The organ chimes were
a novelty to many and the music
was much enjoyed by all. The
crayon artist made some humor-
Gus sketches, also furnished an
illustrated song from a land
scape view of southern scene.
The winters entertainments
have been most excellent, and
more and more do the people ap-
preciate the value of these high
class entertainments in our town
and are lending their support tic
them as they are learning to
understand that they are not
only an excel]ant line of enter
tainmentS but a means of educa
ton, a relaxation from every day
life, a help. an uplift and Oft
times puts them in touch more
vitality with the great world
about them and above all they
are so reasonable that all can af
ford to attend them. We have
nothing but praise for this gooo
work in our town