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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1912-03-22
FROM NEARBY TOWNS
CHRONICLE OF HAPPENINGS AMONGST
OUR NEIGHBORS.
UNION BRIDGE.

One of the large plate glasses, in
the door of the First National Bank,
was broken On Friday afternoon, by
some boys who were spinning tops o.
The cement pavement
Roy Keefer, who has been helping
in the post office here for several
months, has returned to hi farm near
town.
Frank Saylor and wife, of Balti-
more, spent few days with the
formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Reu-
bin Sayler, near town
Lieutenant Norris Wood, 'of the
English Salvation Army, stationed 1t
Philadelphia, spent several days with
hi parents, MIR. and Mrs. William
Wood
Vernon Barnes, near town, lost q
valuable driving horse, Of Saturday,
from collie.
N o.. GraybilI has been wiring, for
electricity, q number Of houses in
New Windsor
The Union Bridge Farmers Club
met at Jesse Smiths, at LinWood, On
Saturday. PembertOn Wood read sew
eral selections from Peter Farley
Almanac" published in 1886, which
WGTG very 1nLGICSLLA$ dI1R LnMGn So
joyed. Mr. Smith Will move To I'm
ion Bridge the first or April
II. George Gehring Of Baltimore,
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Smith.
William H Perry, spent Sunday
with Rev IL. F- Renner, New Midway
Automobile, &C., was The principal
topic
Mrs. Charles Wentz, of Baltimore,
was the guest OF her niece, Mrs. O. P.
Snyder, o. Sunday.
The congregation or the Methodist
Episcopal Church, il out OF debt The
members burned the mortgage Oh
their parsonage On Sunday evening.
Rev. Charles H. Hastings, the pastor,
was assisted by Revs ~ %. Corn,
Smith Harper and Al, Tozer. Miss Ola
BidWell, baritone, and the worlds
lowest voice, rendered several selec-
tions, during the services
1t. Pauls Reformed Sunday School,
elected a. officers On Sunday, Charles
u. g Gray, superintendent; T.. R.
Hessler, secretary and treasurer; Miss
Dorothy Stonesifer, orSanist, and
Miss Ethel Abbott, assistant; Misses
Italy Bond and Lola Abbott, librar-
ians.
%. u. Stonesifer of The Pilot, Oh
Monday, trimmed his grape vines. Tit
j. not too late, il III? IT. IL now
wondering where IL will find enough
potatoes, in case they bleed too much.
Mrs TT. O, Carver and son, John, of
HagerstoWn, are AZ John B. Eppley's.
Visitors are required to get passes
before going through the railroad
shops.
The citizens held meeting in
Town Hall, on Monday evening and
nominated the following ticket: for
Mayor-W Scott Wolfe, and for
CouncilmeR-Dr MT WI Norris, H..
M. M- Pittinger, David r. Rinehart,
George Byers and B Albert Six. The
present board consists Of The follow
ing: Mayor-Robert O. Fuss; coun-
cilmen-Jacob Gladhill, John H. Repp,
III Wesley Little, William H- Perry,
and =. ID. Senseney The election II
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UNIONTO WIN.

Rev :. a Kipe, Of Sabillasville,
visited Rev III. IT, Murray the past
week
Misses Nettie Fleagle and Florence
Harris, Of Westminster; Ruth Grouse,
Clara BoWersox, and Sadie CEngan,
MeSSrs. tWilliam Hyde and Grover
Little, Of Westminster, spent Sun
day with Miss Fleagle's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Theodore Fleagle-
Mrs. r. ". Eckard IL visiting friends
in Baltimore
M ~ Zollickoffer and Mrs Ella
Smith attended the funeral of Major
James C- Ord, of Chevy Chase, Wash
ington, OF Monday. Tie il survived
by hi wife, who was Mrs. Anna Will
son, daughter OF the late DR. David
Wilson, and two daughters, Gladys
and Veda and one son, James Ord
Mrs. Elizabeth Kelly il visiting in
Waynesboro, r..
Rev and Mrs Hixon Bowersox, Or
Rossville, T., are visiting MI. and
Mrs. Frank BoWersoX.
Mrs. Marietta Trayer left On Sat
urday for Atlantic City, nv. J.
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lEET. AIRY.

The MT Airy Gun club will hold a
shooting match and tournament in the
near future. Watch for program i'm
next weeks issue.
Mr. Arthur Phebus II building an
addition To hi house, and when COM
pleted, hi father-in-law will make his
home with him.
Mrs Joseph Wagner, or West Falls,
spent Wednesday with her sister, Mrs.
IT, o. KOlb
Hrs Emory Wagner. Or MT. Airy,
who went to hospital in Baltimore
To undergo a. operation for cancer
IL 40 better at this writing
Quite number Of our towns best
citizens went to Annapolis OF Tues
day, liza behalf of the Local Option
Bill. Among them were: Rev wv.
D- King, Rev MCGOWAN. VIM H.
Hood, Frank Dorsey, Prof. Branden-
burg, and VIM. EtichOnsOn
The Peoples Supply CO. broke
ground ca Tuesday for the erection
of "a large lumber and planning mill
VIM. a. Sentz has sold his hard
ware store in Mt. Airy, to VIM. Selby.
IT. takes possession nc once.
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PLEASANT VALLEY.

This i stpringlike weather The lit
IL frogs are crOaking and I don't
think they will have to wear glasses
over their eyes this year. The birds
are also coming to remind IT. of spring.
Mr. Carroll Myers, met with pain
full accident On last Sunday evening.
While going to the cellar for jar of
fruit meat hook, which was hang
inc from the ceiling caught him above
the eye. Tt il getting along very
nicely
MT. NOrval Hahn OF Baltimore, spent
from Saturday until Monday with his
parents. Mr. and Mrs Edward Hahn.
MIR. O. Tobias Yingling, wife and
son, David Joseph, spent Saturday and
Sunday with their parents, MIR. and
Mrs David Nusbaum, near TrevaniOn.
Mr. Fl. a. Wantz has again gone "a
Baltimore to hospital for treat
ment
Mrs. Rebecca Bankard who has been
staying with Mrs. Sarah Ditman, was
taken to the home or her son, Mr..
Amos Fftz, with an attack of grip.
Sunday school this Sunday at 4 III
TO-, Divine service at 2 by Rev. J. wv.
Reinecke @. T.. Society at 600 I'd.
&C., and at Y O'clock C wv. Yeiser, State
SundaySchool Supt., will BE- present
and deliver a. address. His subject
will BE- The Home; the Bible, Why
and How to read it'll" Rev. J. wv.
Reilecke will also b. present:we hope
that the members OF both congrega-
tons and Sunday schools will b. pres
ent, especially the young people Or the
community a. il may b. long time
before MIR Yeiser will b. able to
come TO Pleasant Valley again
Miss Edna P. Myers il spending
some time i'm Baltimore
Mr. Milton Powell, left for Balti-
more OF Monday accompanied by hi
friend, MIR. Noryal Hahn.
Miss Bernetta Myers IL visiting rela-
tives and friends i'm Hanover, Pa.
Mrs. Frederick Myers who had been
in Hanover for the past few weeks
has returned home.
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were Drs. M D Norris, J. j..
Sprecker, Edward MT Mellor, Charles
Melville, Harry Brevard and Will
lam uChipley
The remains of William Lochrin,
who died in Indiana, March ITO, were
brought here last Thursday and IT,
TERED in 81, Joseph's cemetery.
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&C. first Monday in April, when a
mayor and five councilmen wall be
elected They will also vote Tor o.
against having hog pens ia the cor
pOrate limits.
"a. M. Lyons, Of Chambersbnrg, IA,
was the guest o. Sunday, of iK. Was
kinS.
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IL takes = genius to play the
fool and make 1t pay.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-17

2e-piece Strafford. Oak Chest. Yo
town or Rosedale patterns, sa
number Of pieces as above; wo
Ss.bO, AZ ............ 81. !
Sterling Silver Teaspoons. set of
worth $500, for l...... .S3.,
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Serial No. 0z345 Notice for Publication.
Department of the interior,
q. S. Land Office at Topeka, Kansas
July %, 1912.
Notice is hereby given that Henry
a. Miller. heir Anna Miller, deceased,
OF COdeIl P. o, Kansas, who on July 30
1877. made Homestead entry No. 207f
Serial No o2345, for the Lots I2
8 and Of section 8. township II, south.
of Range IS west, 9th Prir.
Meridian has flied notice of intention
to make final five year proof, TO estab
lish claim to the land above described,
before the Hon Clerk of the District
Court of Ellis county, Kansas at Hays,
Kansas. on the 9TH dav of September,
1912
Claimant names AS witnesses:
Robert l. Hall. of Hays P. 0.
Edward E.WassOn, Charles O Pearson
John Johanson all of Codell P 0,
Kansas
GEO. w. USHER. Register.
jy 27--d 81
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Notice TO Cnntr actors.

separate etaled hds for the constrUc-
ton If an Ale a2essiI G aioS g the
vest s.ae Of Pi1e n ct etWeen Iots
II an Is ~ BleeK 5, Il. 2 Wilson ad-
I,t,o.. 10 r;,. c t. IF H=y- ssili be
csiy. d up III noon III lar day o.
AlYu-t, 1912. ~ls:. fr.sf'.-ss ar now
on file In 1ny Gltic. ali 'ads u.u>e be
.cconp mice with ). cert fie; check To-
S25 pa. abb ~ rho Ct5E Gle X The
IL yo- srd G uacii 20 We fhs rig II
reject sf.y ..uo al ai.;@ O"-e at
HAYS, Kansas, his Ju.r 49, 1912.
2. p. SaITH CitY Clerk.
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Notice for Publication. Serial No 02178
Department Of the Interior.
u. S, Land Office at Topeka. Kansas.
July 2, 1912
Notice is hereby given that Edward
Truan. OF Gnrham, Kansas, r. F D,
whe, on Febv 10, 1907 made Rome
stead application 1896, Se'isl No
O2178, for the east half southwest quar-
ter Of aectinn "a, township Is south.
Farge Is west 9Th D m, bas fled M
tiee of bic irtertion TO mate Final S
vear E-oof. "a establish claim TO the
Iard above described, before TIE Hon.
Clerk OF 'he District Court Of Ellis
cnur'v. Kansaa. AZ Hava Kansas on
the 18th day Of Au-Uat, 1912.
Claimant names as Witnesses:
John Kruo0er, Raw Patterson
Jsmes Mcrrackrn. John WeidIe
all IF Gnrham, Karsas, P. 0.
GEO. W. FISHER, Register
Jv O. II
Notice for Publication,
Department OF the Interior
y. s. Land Office at Topeks, Kansas
July 2, 1912. SerIsl No. 02595
Notice is herehv given that Martin
J. WiudboIz, OF VictoFis, Kansas P.
Who on June %, 1903. made Home
s'ead application 20391, Serial No.
O25o5 for the North half Southwest
quarter Section IL. townabip IL south,
range is west 9Th Pm. has fled notice
If intention tn .mske Final year
(Act 6. 1879 Proof. TO establish claim
IN the land above described, before the
Hon. Clerk OF the District Court OF
Ellis county. Kansas. at HavE. Ksnsss
on tire 18th day Of August, 1912.
Claimant names rs witnesses:
Robert Klutz, FTPnk Hch
Flank Scheck Peter Hoff
all OF Victoria Karsss P q.
GEO. W. FISHER, Register.
jV s. q II
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Notice for Publication,
Department Of the Interior,
U. s. Lard Office, Topeka, Kansas
July 8. 1912. Serial No. O913
Notice is hereby given that George
Joseph of HcCFacken, Ksnsap, P O.,
who, On March Is. 1909. made Home
stead Application OTIS, serial No.
O91S. for West bali northwest quarter
and west half southwest quarter ser
ton 26, township Is south, range 90
west 9Th pm, hiss fled notice Of in
teDGion TO make Final 8 year (Act OF
June s, 1912 proof. to establish claim
to the land above dercribed, before the
hon. Clerk Of the District court Of
Ellis county, Kansas, at Hays. Kan
sss on the oath day Of August, 1912
Claimant names as witne ses:
joseph G. Beatty, Sara E Beatty
Charles Lerz George q. Durham
all OF McCracken, Kansas. P. o. IF
GEO. ". FISHER, Register.
jy Pa a
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Notice for Publication
Department OF the Interior,
q. s. Land Office, Topeka, Kansas,
July 8, 1912 Serial No, o26o6
Notice Is hereby given that Amy F.
Joseph, OF MeCraeken, Kansas P.O,,
Ed, who, On Hay z, 1909, made
Homestead application e2606, serial
No. 026o6, for the Northwest qus<tsf
nOrthees quarter section 8, township
Is south, range 20 west 9th pm. has
tiIed notes If intention to make Final
Three year (sct Of June 6, 1912 Proof
70 establish cIsim to the land aboVe
described. before the Hon. Clerk Of the
District Court Of Ellis county, Ksnsas,
at Haye, Kansas. On the 24th day Of
August, 1912.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Joseph G. Bestty, Sara z. Beatty.
George b. Dunhsm, Henry Rea.
all OF MeCracken, Kansas ?. o., P.f.d.
GEO. ". FISHER, Register
iy Pa q
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NOTICE OF PJBLEcAEoK No. eS756
Department Of tie Interior,
2. S. Land 0Hice at Topeka, Kans.
June. s2z, 1919.
Notice is hereby given that Frank
Hayes OF Hsys PC, Kansas, who on
Dec. II, 1909 made Homestead Entry
No. 027T6. Seris1 No. O2776, for tie
Lots 9, 3, and 5, and southeast 2 EW4
Section 8, Township Il, south, Range
IL west 9Th p II, has
6led notice Of intention to make con-
mutation proof 20 establish claim TO
the above described land before the
Hon. Clerk Of the District court OF
Ellis county, Kansas at Hays, Kansas,
on the 10th day of Aug, 1912
Claimant names as witnesses:
John Carmichael, I'd Sites. James
Hinkle. c A. Reed all Of Hays P. O.,
Kansas
GEO. ". FISHER, Register.
in - 10.
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Notice fog Publication
Department OF the interior
q. S. Land Once, Topeka, Kansas
July 9, 1872, Serial No. o1S7e
Notice il hereby giving that George
II. D1nham. Of McCfaeke Kansas, p
Q. F.f.d., Who, on Juiy 50. 1906, made
Homestead Application 1885, Serial
No 01979. for NwzSWL and S1<SW
quarter, SW quarter Sc quarter ssctspa
a. township IS south, range 50 west
6Sh p m, has fled notice OF intention
IN make Final Five XeeF ppOOf. 70 e.
tablish claim 20 the land shove dsseri-
bed, before the Hon. Clerk Of The DE-.
triet COurt Of Ellis county. Kansas 1t
HAYS, Kansas, on the 24th day OF
August, 1872.
Claimant names a. witnesses
Martin Strohmier & Jacob KiepsR,
both OF Hays, KansaF, P.O., rid,
Charles Lenz & William 81. Ford both
OF AcGFscken. Kan. P.O,, r.f.d.
GEO. b. FISHER, Register,
jy 13 q
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Contractors Take Notice.

Separate sealei bids fos the construe
tion of Street crossing along the south
side OF Second street where said street
intersects Chestnut street will be re-
ceived up Till neon On the lat day of
August, 1912 Specifications ere now
on file in my office. Ali bids must be
accompanied with certified check for
$50 +, payable to the Clerk Of the City
of Hays. The Mayor ard Council re-
serve the right TO reject any and all
bids Dated at HAYS, Kansas, July 18.
1912. P P. SMI TH, City Clerk.
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Hays Beauty Parlor

As there his teen 50 much extra
work Stree he @ar"1 ~rs'fe the Par
Tor is to b. open EVERY Afternoon.
kept Friday If you kiudiy tele-
phone No 80 before coming. YouT
hour Will be- kept for ycu. MnrDi1g
and evening work OILY b appointment
ShampcoinR sUi scalp treatment.
nanicurin0 ard facial massage. et".
6. Freese cottsge, e Normal ave.
Mrs. VIM NEWTON
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Notice of Publication
Department. of the Interior
u s. Lard Office, Topeka. Kansas
JUIV 2, 1912 Serial No. oS070
Notice il heFebv given that Peter
RillIrger Of PFeiffer. Kansas, who on
November 25, 1910, made Homestead
application O3070, Serial No. 3O70, for
the North half northeast quarter OF
section 80, townFhip 10 south, range
IL west 9Th .. m, has fled notice OF
intention to make Communication proof
70 establish claim to the land above
described, before the Hon. Clerk OF
District court Of Ellis county. Kansas
az Hays. < ansas on the 18th day or
Au0upt. 1912,
Claimant names rs witnesses:
Chris G Ste0man, Kstie Stegmsn
Robert LipDert Roll Lippert
sII IF Pfifffr, Kansas. p. o
GEO. W FISHER, Receiver
jg6-a
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Gasoline Engine for Sale.
An International Gasoline Engine, 2
plowe. Has belt wheel for Threshing.
Part Cash teTme. For particulars and
terms, addresses
Box Ia, Winona, Kansas
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Fsr eouaky Hsseesor

date for the once Of County Assessor
OF Ellis county, subject 20 the seton
Of the Democratic voters sc the primo
~ in August, pledging myself, IL nom
mated and elected, 70 devote my whole
energy to the faithful and impartial
discharge CT the duties Of the Office,
B. C. ARNOLD,
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Notice. for Publication Serial No. O5l4

Notice for Publication Serial No. O5I4
Department of the Interior.
q. S. Land Once, Topeka. kansas,
June q, 1912
Notice is hereby given that George
McGrath of McGracken. P. O., Kan,
r F. E., who on Nov. 10, 1903. made
Homestead Entry O362 SeriaI No.
O514- for the E1kNW4 & EH SW4
section 26 in Township IS, south Range
% west 9Th P N
has fled notice of intention to make
final thee year (Act June 6, 1919 proof
to establish claim
tn the land above described, before
the Hon. Clerk OF the'District Conrt Of
Ellis county. kansas. at Havs, Kans.
on the 18th dav of Aug. 1919.
Claimant names "a witnesses:
Joseph G Beatty. George Joseph
Charles LEM. CeorgeH, Dunbam.
all Of mcGracken, P. o. Kansas,
GEO W. FISHER, Register.
in % 10
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Cottages at q be BARGAIN

Cottages at q big Bargain
| offer for sale very cheap the fine
big, 2 story Grinnell cottage and with
several big lots. well, windmill and lots
Of trees, A big bargain to some one.
Also my story cottage and lots on
south Oak street. Low price and on
easy terms. MRS. KIRKLAND
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Noric. for Publication.
Department of the Interior. US
Land Office, Topeka, Rarsas,


Department of the Interior. US.
Land Office, Topeka, Karsas,
July %, 1912
Notice Is hereby given that Matte
WILTON, widow of Edwin A Whit
tor of McCracken, Kansas, who, on
Dee. 81, 1903 made homestead spplica
tion O507, Serial No. 0658, for the East
half southwest quarter & East half
northwest quarter section 20. town
ship Is, south, range 20 west 9Th p. m.
has fled notice IF intention 70 make
final 3 year (Act June 6, 1919 proof,
70 establish claim to the land above
described, before the Hon. Prnhat G
Judge of Ellis county, Kansae, at Hays
Kansae, on the 7th day OF September.
1912.
Claimant names as witnesses:
George Bullock, Andrew B Murphy,
Peter LEM. all of WcCracken, Kss.
John F. Meserve OF Ellis. Kansas P.
GEO. ". F." HER, Register.
J, 27-s7
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Notice for Publication, No. o2464
Department Of the Interior, U. S. Land
Office Topeka, Kansas, June -, 1912.
Notice is hereby given that Joseph c
Beatty of McCracken P. O., Kansas, whe
on Dec. 10, 1907, made Homestead entry
No. 2o7zS. serial No oz464 for the e.
Mex, SWXNE4 and NWXSE4 section
IS, township IS south, Range 20 W: 6thPM
has fled notice of intention to make final
3 year Act June 6. IsI21 proof to estab-
lish claim to the land above described.
before the Hon. Clerk of the
District Court Ellis Co. Kansas at Hays,
Kansas on the 18th day of Aug 1919.
Claimant names as witnesses:
George McGrath. George Joseph. Charles
LfnE and George H. Durham, all of
McCracken P o. Kansas
GEO. ". FISHER, Register
in 70 40
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Times About Up

This s the last week-the last few days
before the Chautauqua starts.
Time is about up for those who think
ing about buying the ticket-the seasea
ticket, that is.
You will to be in line the first day
Ia this procession of community folks.
You will like this first days program. You
will want then, to go ali week
The ticket is what you need. Il
admits to the whole affair-every number
every feature of this Big Week
There will be no extra charges once yea
In.
The is about IS cents number On
the ticket plan
A band from Italy and six other great
musical companiss-a whole list of Chau-
tauqua celebrities week long
The Junior ChautAuqua big feature fes
Boys and girls
Get the season ticket TO-DAY. :. -
Chautauqua
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House for Sale Cheap
As am going away I offer for sale
my II room house on east Normal ave-
nue. at low price. Has city wster
and pump, heater In cellar. Suitable
for Students home. big lots. For
particulars and terms See
Mrs. r. AveriH
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Commissioners Proceedings
Andrew Miller, milage on tax
Warrent to D S Pond -. 20
do fees State vs. Haas. 9 81
do fees state VS. Scott. 20
w T Richards, bailif in Dist
Court. ......... 10 %
F B Miller, attending dist court q 90
Geo 3 Miller, cleaning basement 1 so
Mrs A Miller, washing & ironing so
Adam Weigel salary a. j2nitor 50 90
Alex Meier. examining teachers IS 90
Louis Christensen, do 45 90
Lockwood Hazel Co., stationery
and supplies ............ 112 Is
Sam'l DodsWorth Co., do 8 80
Hall Lithographing Co. do go so
Crane & Company, do q At
News Pub Co., Co. printing and
job work, treas. notice. So Is
Geo Griffith, Co printing and
treas. notice ........: 81 90
Free Press, do ..... 81 %
Review-Headlight, do ...... 81 90
DR. Gee P Hsmm, fees IN the
Cath Herman insanity case 8 90
DE- z C Haas do 1900. 8 90
Mrs A Miller, attending Her
man to Insane Asylum -. q 90
Andrew Miller, conveying c.
Herman ts Insare Asylum Is 26
] shuts, for costs paid erron-
eously to county ......... IL 90
r. E1~.v,so1;ov,ar Kufin1
the Board adjourned to 100 p. m.
Hays, Kans., July 1, 1912, 1:3O p. m.
The Board met pursuant to ajOurn-
msnt, all members present.
The following bills were allowed,
viz:
N Bell painting signs for toilet
rooms. oU
D G B.ummitts trimming trees
court yard ............g.. ~ 70
Alex Meier, examining pupils
common school. 1s 90
Louis Christensen. do 49,. I8 90
King Brothers, prescriptions for
Mrs Laurence ......... II 80
A Wasinger, painting and re-
pairing court house,. 10 O5
w A Baker, cement floor for
Sherffs! office. 81 10
John Tixien, interpreter fees.
State VS. S Roderguis. OO
F E McLain, drawing jurors. 90
B Brungardt. drawing jurors
and milage .......... lO
D Clay, cleaning court yard and
hauling rubbish. ......... q OO
Ellis Telephone Co., phone rent
for poor farm .-........... % 90
Wizard Products Co., sweeping
compound .................. II 6O
MuIrov Rros- meals for Jurors I9 so
] F Jordan, supplies for county IL 90
Alex Befort, juror fees and
milage ,..,..,...-... IA ~
Walter Reieiviske do $500 10 10
Aenrv Bosch. do $500. IL 90
Henry Won Intel do $50. 8 20
Frank N Wasinger do 49,. Is 20
John MLeiker do 80. II 20
Herman Iinenberper do -. 3 10
n StrubeI do 49,. 8 30
e r Reason do -. So
Alois Rupp do -. 16 40
Jcha Weilert do w
Iov;s johnson do ~ Is 20
Ro! ero Hall do -.--.' II W
Joseph Engel do 49,: II 90
John K Koerper do It og
John ID Leikham do oS
A J Kious do oV
Joe Rumbach do 81
John D Unrein do 44 ~
Joe D Unrein do %
MenEie Moore do .....- ~
Henry Sehlyer DO ~
q F Joy DO $50. %
= n e. do $500. 2 go
Jacob Engel do ''.''' -
Chas s Emery de ~
Jake KoerneF 90 80 10 ~
Fl w Byers do ~
Hammond & Stephens, supplies Il
for county II
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For Sale

For Sale
Young, broke, HORSES of my
own raieing. Cash or good note.
w. w. Remis
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1912-07-27
Horses and Mules

the Reservation some well broke
mules and horses. Come see.
PETER JOHNSON
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1912-07-27

Hammond & Stephens, supplies =
for county. ,.........,',''' II 81
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-04-19
Story of Charles William Daniels
Of Philadelphia.

The men were brave, Howard
Case was hero. He installed a
system to get the women off. And
he saw that the system was fol-
lowed. I think he was the big
hero Of the disaster" =
As Daniels talked on the Gun
ard pier, a big, gray-haired man,
his faceso lined and cafeworu,