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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-06-22
Miscellaneous Games.

Eastern Kansas League.
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-06-22

Schneiberg, the pitcher Higgins got
from the Brooklyn management in his
trade of Jack Dalton. refuses to report
at Des Moines. He has Joined the SAL
ary holdouts
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1910-01-20
OFFICIAL WORK
COUNTY BOARD

Miller, South Dakota, Jan. ., 1910.
Board OF County Commissioners
met in regular session; members pre-
sent: Bailey, McMurtry, Scott and
Erickson.
Chairman Bailey called the meet
ing TO order, as Tie Board did not
are to elect a chairman till all mem
bers were present.
The Board then proceeded to take
up County Superintendent's books,
finishing and finding same correct.
The Board then proceeded to take
up Register of Deeds hooks.
On Motion Board adjourned till
/ p. M.
Board met as per adjournment,
members all being present.
The board proceeded to elect a
chairman for the ensuing year.
Motion was made by McMurtly
that Henry Scott act as chairman for
the ensuing year. Motion was car
ried.
Henry Scott now assumed the
chair, and Board proceeded to finish
checking Register Of Deeds books,
and found same correct.
Board now proceeded to check up
books of the Clerk of Courts, finishing
and finding same correct.
The following claims were allowed
and on motion the Auditor was or
dered TO issue warrants Ia payment
OF same:
Grace Butler salalJ, 9ctoberr~
November, and December
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1910-01-20
To Outside Subscribers

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The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1910-01-20

at S75 per month ......... S 30 90
II } Bushfeld, DO, .......... 30 90
C NJ Carroll, Do, at $50 per
month. $50. $50 90
Margaret Dutnie, Do. at 800
per month .... ..... 300 90
r S Mead DO, at S75 a month 225 90
ChaS ode, 10, at 1925 per
Month";. ....- ........... 375 90
Ell Schmeiter, Do at 800
per month ............ -. 800 90
w S Thomas, do, at 1925 per
month";. .... 37j 90
J NJ Williams, do, at $75 per
month 225 90
j ii Warke, do, $50 per month $50 90
Henry Erb, sheriff, fees for
collecting taxes $500. ..... 80 90
ID a Mccoy, coal for court
house and jail.............. III 10
On motion board now adjourned
till January &, 1910 at Q a. III.
Jan. 6, 1910, Q a. IN, Board met as
per adjournment.
Board now proceeded to check up
auditors warrant register and con
tinued samc until noon.
On motion Board now adjourned
till / p. IN.
Board met IS per adjournment.
The Board continued TO check up
Auditors warrant register, finishing
and finding same correct.
Board then proceeded to check up
treasurer's and auditors disburse
ment registers, finishing and finding
same correct.
On motion Board adjourned till
Jan. z, 1910, at Q a m.
Jan. z, 1910, Q a. NJ, Board met IS
per adjournment.
Board then proceeded to check up
Treasurer and Auditors cash books,
and continued same till 10 a IN.
The Board now proceeded to
make settlement with the Iowa
Bridge Company, accepting the IL
steel bridges built by said Company
and authorizing tie Auditor to issue
warrant in payment therefor
amounting to S9455.OO, the Board
retaining 800. 90 until bridges are
painted as per contract.
On motion Board now adjourned
till ! p. m.
Board met as per adjournment.
After due consideration the Board
decided to purchase a new adding
machine from the Bourrougs Add
ing Machine Company, the said
Company to overhaUfan repair nd
machine free of charge.
The Board then continued check
ing Yreasurer's ana Authors cash
sssSSs; confirming sasfhe en 6p-m-
at whichtime the Raarl. adjourned
till Jan. g., 1910, at . a m.
La Junta tribune., 1910-12-31
Water Users Confer.

Senators j. II. Crowley and b. K.
Carpenter. the senate committee on
irrigation investigation. met with del.
egates of the various commercial as
sociations aud the Water Users Asso
citation Of the Arkansas Valley in
Rocky Ford last Saturday, and discus.
sed topics OF interest TO irrigation
lists. particularly the pending contro-
yersy between the Kansas and Col.
Orado bitches.
They discussed the plan of placing
the water commissioners of the state
under a system o! state rather than
county payments and RESPONSE ility.
thereby relieving the several counties
OF burdens, which, in many cases, are
said TO be unwarrauted and oppres-
slYe
La Junta tribune., 1910-12-31

wise move 10 make. On the other
hand the question is whether 1t would
be wise for this section to favor plac-
ing additional burdens in the way
OF taxes upon its heavy eRterpriss
The Gazette al the present time can
see no reason why the county should
be divided, and Will have 10 remain
In that position until shown ~ facts
and figures how II would help
Sugar City and its country. uurn
these are produced there is no rga-
SOL for 4 division OF otero county
Let the sage advocates come forth
with some arguments based upon
something conyincing.-Susar city
Gazette
La Junta tribune., 1910-12-31
Rocky Ford Farms Too High Priced

4 Rocky Ford farmer was u Las
Aulmas this week looking for % Bent
county farmer who wanted 10 sell
his farm This horny handel tiIler
OF he soil from the melon metropo-
lis says the farmers up there are sell
ing their farms at two and three hun
dred dollars an acre and investing in
Bent county farms at half the price
He said: We can't afford 10 work
that high priced land when we can
sell II and buy other land just as
good at half the price. Just wait
until bunch OF US melon growers
get down here and well MAKE some
farms for you people ."-Bent County
Democrat.
La Junta tribune., 1910-12-31
REV. DALE ON Ia JUNTA.
Has Found the Climate He Long Has
Sought.

Rev. Otis c. Dale, OF Marlnette,
Wis, who recently received call TO
the pastorate Of the Presbyterian
church OF this city. writes to his
former home paper. the Daily Eagle
Star and recites very interesting
tale OF MS Impressions and expert.
ences In Colorado He likes the
western country and speaks raptur.
ous!y OF our fine Italian climate.
Rev Dale is expected 10 be- IN La
Junta 10 permanently occupy the
pulpit Of the Presbyterian church of
this city on the second Sunday in
January His letter. which was writ.
ten from Boulder. December 18Th. Is
as follows
About four weeks ago as you know
l started with my family for Colora.
do In search Of climate which
would be better for Mrs Dale's
health We have certainly found the
climate We ar" looking for Today in
Boulder Is just Ike spring. too warm
for au oy,rc1at at midday. and only
slight frost at night. Snow fell for
two or three hours on Sunday, but
had an melted Jeiur. Monday night.
and today the sun is warm and The
streets almost dry again Even at this
time OF the year there is not an av.
crago OF twelve hours Of cloudy
weather a week. The temperature has
ranged from frost at night TO fifty
and seventy degrees at mld-day for
the last three weeks.
spent week at La Junta and
Rocky Ford down In the Arkansas
Valley. There It is dryer than here
and even less cloudy weather, no
rain and not over one inch OF SNOW
since August
La Junta is a fine little city OF
1000 people. headquarters division
OF the Santa Fe Railway. The rail.
road shops and offices employ at fun
force about l 200 men, and the month.
ly pay roll is 100000. They have
La Junta tribune., 1910-12-31

unique school system, finely equip
ped with buildings and apparatus. 4
Boys Club building. with fine gym
nasium. bowling alleys. all kinds oil
games, baths, II rary and reading
room. under the care OF physical
director, all costing S2s 800, is part
OF the public school system The
building was gif, OF the man who
formerly owned the town site, \
Commercial College Is also feature
Of the city school system. The man
ual training and domestic science de-
partmcuts are also well equipped.
] have been very fayorably impress.
eI with the earnest, sterling quality
Of the propIe. shown in their atten-
ton to matters Of school, church and
civic righteousness. Boulder. Rocky
Ford and La Iunta are dry" towns
and show splendid signs OF prosperity
There are many more OF the same
kind Ia the state. Theaters and pic
ture shows are not allowed open on
Sunday and the churches are well a.
tended. while this is away out west
II is not as wild and woolly" as
some eastern people suppose; In fact
most OF the settlers here are very OK
celIeut people from the east
The most important thing about
our trip is that We have found what
we were looking for. Mrs Dale has
already shown decided Improvements
IN those troubles for which the physi-
clans 0. Marjuettc advised change
/ expect 10 be- iu my own pulpit sun.
day, December 18th, and viii be glad
to see all my friends
La Junta tribune., 1910-12-31
la Junta's Bern Booster.

j. A. Kincaid. district manager OF
the Colorado Telephone Company
was down from La Junta yesterday
inspecting the Improvements being
made in the Lamar system. Mr..
kincaid is d born optimist in all
matters pertaining TO the Arkansas
Valley, and he is confident that
Lamar viii double in population
and business within the next five
years. He impressed this fact so
strongly on his superiors that they
made liberal allowance for the en-.
largement of the Lamar plant-LamGl
Sparks.
La Junta tribune., 1910-12-31

the American Express CompS
which is now delivering shipments in
southern California from the east
twelve hours in advance OF the Wells
Fargo people. The schedule on ex-
press shipments on the Santa Fe is
now seventy-two hours The propos-
ed new train will make the dash from
Chicago to Los Angeles in exactly
sixty hours.
La Junta tribune., 1910-12-31
And Such is Fame-for La Jun,a.

The Elks were out in fore on
Tuesday night TO meet and welcome
their district deputy, W. l. Bertrand,
OF Trinidad, who was here upon a
visit Of inspection. c. w. Lewis.
Charles Daring, Clyde Potter aud A.
Henderson made up class OF ulnii.
dates Who were initiated In manner
that elected high praise from the
inspecting offlcer-and afterwarI re-.
freshments were served and even the
initiates had good time. Rocky
Ford Enterprise.
La Junta tribune., 1910-12-31
From Missouri on County Division,

The Gazette does not consider the
county division question the most i'm
por;ant proposition 10 come before
the people. Few people have given
II a thought. and those who have con
sidgred the question have not gone
into the most interesting phase of
the proposition The vital portion
OF any undertaking is the financial
part II the cost is so great that
taxes will b. increased, It is not a
La Junta tribune., 1910-12-31
orea, Interest in Grimm Alfalfa.

The recent publication of the i'm.
portant introduction by the Agricul
tural College OF a new and hardy al.
falfa. the Grimm. has brought an en-.
ormous mail.
All correspondence regarding the
alfalfa should be addressed to p. X.
Blinn. Rocky Ford.
He has charge Of the branch expert
ment station. in the interest OF the
cantaloupe and alfalfa industries.
La Junta tribune., 1910-12-31
New Through Train.

The Inauguration by the Santa Fe
OF solid express and mail train to
run from Chicago to Los Angeles in
sixty hours. is practically assured
for early in January.
The Wells Fargo Express Company
Is seeking TO overcome the lead OF
La Junta tribune., 1910-12-31

n sesecssns carpes ior ,nv--essss-1
that win match their husbands uhie
La Junta tribune., 1910-12-31

1uss h~ea received By hrs. b. y.
ssailias. ssA ~ vs'i ~ ssse.eS %
La Junta tribune., 1910-12-31

dustas lnclemeat weather: psirs NJ
pes noatA. Phoae red ~. Daly :
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-28
TOO LATE TO BE CLASSIFIED


FOR sAIE-Iargs building lots near Scott 3
Co and Jones Bros. sheasi near electric car
line; also good driving mere. years old safe
aua sound Inquire 81 g +. Waterman, Rich-
aFdson road Dr address box 435, Barre. Vt ilt0s
riggs FOR HATCHING-co Columbian Wyan-
dotte eggs only flock III HARE Excellent lay4
ers, Hawkins & kseting strain kggs per set
ting skV9 for III guaranteed. order az once
Al g, Moore. Phone 9281a. ad I'hafi STREET. lNf
WANrED--A competent GIRL for general
homework Inquire 0k Mrs, Henry 6. Whitak-
Ell. i6 Merchant street. iitf
no RENT-A i've room tenement with mod
ern improvements Inquire 81 4. L. Huzzai.
fe1rl street iitr
WANTED--Man to work IN farm. Must be q
good al round man. Man with wife who can
assist Ia Homework preferred. a. corti4 q. F.
D. /, Barre. lit
WANTEs4- strong capable girl for general
housework. Apply at les south Aain street.
Mrs. ". a. Bradford. iitf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-28
GRANT, VILE

There will be an ald folks concert
given under the auspices of the board
0f trustees of the Presbyterian church
Gfaniteville, Tuesday evening, March 20
at I30 o'clock Admission, Is, Rs, and
IS CENTS
IN connection with the Sunday school
review Of lessons held yesterday ID the
Presbyterian church, there was also &
written examination The following
persons handed in papers: Miss Queenr
McArthur Miss Ruth Stephens, William
MeClay, Roscoe McIver, Donald Melper.
Master John Hardwiels and Master
John Smith. Seven OF these took from
IS to q per cent
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-28
Your Ma.l - Re-ery..

We Americans seem to think that &
e. comparatively easy TO brihe nature
that We ran break all health laws. do.
ing two Or three days work n one;
eating As much AZ a single dinner 81
banquet as nature would require fof
two or three days that We can abuse
our system IN MI sorts Of ways. and
then make amends hY dragging onr,
selves and patronizin0 the springs and
other health resorts SAYS 0risan Sweet
Marlea ia Success Magazine
Many Americans spend their lives os.
.0illating between two extremes, ahus.
ing their bodies and doetoring them.
Tho result Is dyspepsia exhausted ST.
talitv. nervous disease 81 all kinds, in-
somnia mental depression insanity.
The efforts Of gHeat surgeons 70 save
lives are often Ineffective because the
resisting power OF the body has been
ruined by some form Of vicious living.
or by overeating. undertaking lack Of
sleep, Or other transgresslons Of the
laws Of health, Many people die from
minor surgical operations or amputa-
tions after accidents because Of lack Of
physical reserve to assist nature ID car
ryiag them over the crisis
The person who lives a perfectly nor
NAL life has 4 vast physieal reserve pow
er, which would carry him through any
ordinary accident s necessary amputa-
ti0n, or other needed operation Bnt
when one uses up al hie force an his
vitality. as be goes along. Al course lie
has little OF nothing To fan back upon
ID ease Of severe accident 81 other
which calls for 4 great ex
penditure Of physical force Of vital
ity
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-28
EAST BARRE

Mrs Arklev and Son, Raymond. arc
visiting Mrs Chamberlain
Tie Inst regular meeting Of the whist
club viii Be held wednesday evening
Fred Lermond Sri. has moved 10 tie
Cheney house which be purchased some
time ago
Mrs. ] ? iagan was called to Mont
pelier last week to attend the funeral
Of an aged aunt
Esther and Lawrence Cheney OF Mont
peliar are visiting at the home Of their
uncle, + NJ Bates.
An italian family from the spring
house has moved into the tenement re-.
Gently vacated rs George Taylor
Mat Haean III company with Mr..
Irish and Mr. LaMorder are ia Water
bury eanyassing during the vacation
time,
Let al members Of Milestone lodge
81 p. @ RI. remember the meeting 81
Friday evening, as that i the beginning
VI d new quarter
All members of Gin lodge. i. q. o. F..
are requested to attend the meeting
Tuesday evening as there Is important
business "a be done.
George Hutchins has purchased The
Burt Blake house MI. Hutchins has re-
gently been doing quite business III
buying and selling Of cattle.
Members Of Winona council, No 81 D.
of F. are requested 70 send in the artl.
cles that we're solicited By the fair come
mittee a soon as convenient, as there
is to be May festival
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-28
MARsHFIELD.

One Of the best sap seasons report in
several years was last week
j. W Cole was called to Boston last
Friday IS the death Of sister.
Rev A. }. Lawrence spoke to the
people Of the Methodist Episcopal
church Sunday afternoon.
Mrs LYLE Tucker and children are in
pe8eham At the home Of her parents,
Mr and AIRS Leonard Atkins.
j H Taught Of Burlington. a repre-
sentative of The Oliver Typewriter Co.,
of Chicago was at the Marshiield house
last week Tuesday
Mrs. Hattie Shorey snd daughter VINO
have been visiting a. a Il Davis for
several weeks, returned TO their home in
Phiuhela last Saturday,
tfease Emery, brother Of Herbert
Emery, Is ii town visiting few days
and enjoying the sugar season. before
returning to bis nome % Barre
II a. Thomas has been appointed
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-28
The Daylight Store

town clerk and treasurer ia place Of the
late W. n. II. Mears. deceased with
Mrs. Emily Mears, assistant town clerk
Postmaster A. T. Davis was in PLAIN
field Saturday to attend a sngaring of.
together with other officers and agents
Of the State Mutual Life Insurance
Co.
The Congregational society win give
Rev and Mrs. Lawrence a reception il
the parlOrs Of the church next Tues
day evening Everyone is invited -
some Rev Lawrence is very popular
among all denominations. having many
friends here who regret his leaving this
parish for q new field Of labor
Tho last basketball game Of the sea
son occurred last Saturday evening.
when the first and second teams ahd
the little boys met ia village hall The
score 81 The Biz teams stood 20 to IL,
ID favor 81 first team The little tel
lows afforded much amusement for tho
crowd and tie Reds won the game b.
score 81 4 to D.
Spring hosiery on sale At Vaughan's
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-28
Ladies Tailored Suits

Nearly every dav for the next two
months win SIZE new models 10 Suits
coming into our department We are
"a give to the trade the new models
as soon as We are sure Of their popular
ity. Many 81 the better grades YOU will
find only samples Of, but We win be
glad to duplicate these for you if you
wait.
At $500 We have a Suit made on
one Of the best models. Goods IS fine
invisible striped woFsted, made in one Of
oar best styles and Coat Is heavily can
vased and has the back stay. Skirt is
full plated style.
At $1,000 end $3.50 are some
very 6ne models IA e variety Of differ
ent euts and made il the best Of style
These are made from q variety Of cloths
Of the seasons best production.
AT $500 $3.50 to $4,000 you
viii see some Of the best values we have
ever shown. The plain Tailored Suit
IS very popular, but Il you want the
more fancy cut style we can give il 70
you.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-28

Wei, you Should Nothing WI take the place OF tht
Rancoa for its particular and varied functions protec
ton on a day-a Spring Oyercoat chilly day--a
motoring Coat when with the military collar that
can be in regular military style. Ranproofed fab
RIGS plain coors patterns in stripes $40 S12 Sis
ito SIS The Military Collar Presto Collar an idea
Coat It's the greatest Of protection in any
stormy weather Everybody appreciates ii
The Frank McWhOFter Company
We Clean, Press and Repair Clothing
Tesphons calls
Main Price outats
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-28

Spring hosiery On sale At vaughan's
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-28
al p ABBOTT & CO A P ABBOTT CO. "A. p ABBOTT & CO.


Every successful IS constantly striving for the
prize which he wishes gain, il is with every bus
mess concern. Every plan to do better
and larger business than the previous season. taking for
goal particular day the last Of each month
Easter is Of the days that we make as one of our
climbing points. This Easter we more than surprised
ourselves for which owe the trade our thanks Our
aim to have the goods and the right kind. This
season we have the largest and best we have ever
shown, and the volume Of business done only goes to
show that have got what the trade want
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-28
ladies' Suits

Tho line 81 Misses Suits We are show.
ing AZ $1,000 are the ones that 1T and
have the Innings and interlinings which
give the shape and style effect
AT $1,000. the tiado tells US We
have got the beat value IN an an wool
Suit ever seen. II you win Try THE
Suit on and see the fit, you will Be
convinced as 70 rs worth
At $1,000 we arc putting out the
best value ia an all-wool Worstad and
fine Serge Suit we ever Offered to the
trade. Suit IS made q an extra good
quality Of goods and has a good quality
canvas interlining and fun back stays
This gives the Suit the shape, and it
viii wear to look as wei a. Suits We
have seen that sold Tor a third more.
Ladies' and Misses Rubberized Capes
are sure 10 be live sellers this season.
10 they me easy 20 get into and viii not
crush light dresses.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-28
nd VIII not crust the dress,
TALK OF THE TOWN.

A new Tot OF the TUT hose az Peuy's-
New turhsn hair braids at Yaughan's.
Special new dress skirt black panama
at s2.g8, al Naughan's.
Geutlemen's clothing repairedi coats
and rccts refined; button holes remade.
Also mending 81 an kinds neatly done
French street (hrst floor
An all-featura program the Biiou thea
ire offers It's many friends and patrons
for tonight Santa Claus end the Min
ers Daughter 6 about a pathetic and
wholesome q heart interest drama as one
often witnesses NO man woman 81
child can FEN @ catch tic scheme 81 the
picture and understand the details 1T
rs simple hut hue,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-28
KNIGHTS OUT TO CHURCH
ContInuea Iram alat page.


even better supported than that Of thN
morning, with many Il the children iron
the Bible school present. Is this musica
given by the choir vas IA take the place
of tho Easter e0ueert usually given hy
the school The eiassss have been max
Ing an effort Is bfi gat school mission
lary Offering foe yesr np % oug
hundred dollars. th amount % hc cQuaf
lY divided between lhe homie and foreign
mission boardsl but the long lockout 81
last winter Is responsible for causing q
shortage so that with the Easter offer.
ing Of over 5000. the school win b.
able 10 make its missionary offering
about $500, The evening program was
A. follows Organ voluntary. Mfs. w. j.
( 0lliferi anthem Awake Ne Saints.
John Whitley Ro1ef anthem. "Ride on
I in Majesty Fred Peace psaiier selec
tons solo The sunlit Way" Berman.
Nicholas Neale reading Miss Hazel
Lyon solos Tho Resurrection Hughes,
/ bg Will oliver and Miss Grace Wood.
supported by the ehor;s sermon By DR..
r. o Thnyef clarinet solo Eege.
Ernst T. y. parmeter: anthem "fhe
Resurrection Morn. VIII S. Brown.
AZ the Church 81 the Good shepherd
there was holy communion 10 half past
seven in Che morning, and again AT 1880
az which time there was special music
There was another service in the even.
ing with Rev. @ 4. Booth assisting the
rector
Enjoyable Easter services were held
AZ TIE Baptist church yesterday morning
and evening. speeial music was rendered
hy the choir Il the morning serYlce and
u strong sermon was delivered by the
pastor Rev. ~ +. Braisied on Easter
The altar was beautifully decorated with
flowers and lilies An audience that
crowded tie seating capacity 81 The
church was present n tie evening 20
hear the Easter concert given b. The
Young people 81 The Sunday school. The
program WAS IN charge Of Mrs r. A..
CaQr, Mrs II A. Hutchinson and Mrs.
E J. Batthelder.
Faster services AZ st. Moniea's church
we've attended hy large audiences. the
church being packed With people at the
. o'clock mass. which was childrens
mass and was celebrated bv the Rev
III M. Mckennh Three masses were
held during the morning The first at S
o'clock The second at nine and the third
az 1880 At Che last service enjoyable
music was rendered BIZ the choir. assisted
by James Riley with the violin.
AZ the Presbyterian church yesterday