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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-10

e,rar, Grossrpau: $1,000 attorney. E kse-
MGR 90 wall al n, ,-.,ron g,
Delaney ST 2at - II o, sn Usn Tsnc IT,
,oA I...rL A Benedict: flTOOo; atto--
oSr ri,ic .;1grantee and Trust co. l'0
Broadway. ,.,, e,, cor 9th a..
-, EI en ~ ~, n 1905 Mcrldcn Building Go
-, Di"L,rI + and Thomas J Brien lease
Iii ~ sa 100: attorne!, Hy Woos. lis Broad
wa NEST END AVE. W =. 50 y n Of 15th g,
a. m to Mav q 1909: William Beaniy
"a Edward II Fifc. Jr.; S9"oo; attorney an
derson Price - Br ,e nlsss March %. 1912:
vsnj,cpe Lynn to NY W unsor; s-''o"' al
dress 81 Broadway. -, f., a.. o,y
nth ST. E 8, loo II r,.''en %, and RosHa
y,,rcro ~ Lillian vicKers; $4,000; attorneys
Poissi & 80. i92 Bowery ,.,,uo ~ ax
18TH ST: 1890 # o, and Arsn anna a. s SH
iI.zI To- Philip schlizzl; se33o' attorney Il
NJ vickcrs, 1o2 Bowery' ,rs,.rd.r, ava
siST ST. s. i43 y OF Ainsi u IAN ave,
1o11o2: NOV SH isV wintSrop exr; $1,000
attorneys. Kurzmsn & FranNennei'ner' 80
isSTH 81 100 Of $. S S,rdI2 I. aye ,s:
Wnrn,,ile hank, IS 900: address 1871 30 ave.
SANE SANE PROPERTY; April s, 1902 =, jod Thee
dore Mool;en to Jacob Oenias ss,V''' az
torncys Roscn & phillips % WAL 81
The Bronx.
BATHGATE AVE. " s. 293:1 q $ OF iISth
ST. 22xp2 ;; Sept 20. 1905: NlchscI SAn sa
10 Emigrant Industrial savings BANK; 90, .
500: attorneys. r & E oGornan' Of ohaih-
bers 81. -,
COMMERCE AVE. W cor Hist st, runs y
12.11 TO east line New York Putnam r,",l,
road 60 along same .'liX 49, oc1
20. 1910; Michael J and Catherinc fltI-
gerald to Ogden Estate Co; sl.@o; attorneys
NG TSeEs 1--WE AVE s0 1887 +, Of 1G5th ST.
75x9s o: Nov 26, 1901; Elizabeth Hatton ct
al 70 Martha Foggin; Sf.lu0: attorneys, Out
ton 6 KilshsImsT 293 sroad|a;yo; o7 ,.me 70
same: 81. 400.
SAME PROPERTY; June %, 1903; same to
FOREST AVE, " 3, 125 II OF 15sth st.
25xs7.G; Aug %. 1911; Margaret Clarke 70
Carrie & Broadwin: $500: attorney. ]
Broadwin. 10 Broadway.
II IOxOo; July $. 1912; AdcIine Calm to jacob
Lewis; $1,000. attorneys, Ernst K CAIN
1901 st and I'd ave.
LOT ,. parcel %, and lots and 4. parcel
"a. map 1174. subdivision estate OF william
y ogden. Highbridge; Feb $. 1909; Michael
J Fitzgerald to John Kaiser, 20 10 IS
SAME PROPERTY; Feb Q; 1909; same ana
william V Simpson. ~ Park Row.
LOTS 20 ana -. map seneca Park; Feb j.
l4Sth ~ and "a ave. S215.
SAME PROPERTY; March S, 1910; An.
tonic Paglisro to same; s525; address. 2IIo
Webster ave.
LOT o. map 107 lots Hudson Park: March
I, 1910: John aud Clotlda Woerter 70 An
GELD Razzano: 500: attorney, Charles II
Baechler 1926 walker aycc
WEBSTER AVE. s. 2SS n n from n "
cor l6Sth ~, 26xiO0; July Is. 1901 Adolph
and Lena Walker 70 German Savings Bank !;
$1,000, attorneys. Merrill & Rogers. III
Broadway.
1851 ST. 8 =. 99.3 ~ OF Knott ave. COX
800. Feb I. 1908: Albert . and Coralie Hirtz-
Ter TO Jules Weber: 5000: attorneys, Kan
trJwitz & Esberg. go Broadway.
SAME PROPERTY: MAY -, 1929; A .
Hirtzcr 20 Louise Fowler; $500
15lST ST. So and S27 East, 5ox96.f0; Sept
2. 1910: Polatschek-S spencer Really 20 20
Joseph J Hughes; 10000. attorneys. Boye.
Eean & O'Reiily. 277 Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-10
Manhattan.

BROADWAY. . =. 20 It II Of 10th st. 2Jx-;
Ellen Pugh 60 Henry Ascher. l4io Broad
way ,pror mtg $4,000: Aug :: due April H.
FORT WASHINGTON AVE. cor 17ist
Industrial Savings Bank 81 Chambers st: sept
.. $1,000; attorney, T. j Mcclure. 81 Cham
bcrs ~
MULBERRY ST. is7 and Isa. "a io1iOo .:
Michele brgante o 10 Italian s say ing BANK ."
Title Insurance. 90. l3J Broadway.
SAME PROPERTY: same to Dean Holding
90. 20 Norfolk 81 prior mtg s60.ooo'; sept O.;
due as per bond. $50 600. attorney as above
Sr NICHOLAS AVE. o.. - sxil3 3x25N
lls.5. sophie Never TO Henry Brelns, lo4o
Townsend ave prior mtg 100000; sept .: :
yrs. per cent: 5000; attorney. NJ Edclson.
o. ETH iiI' ST. IA and l1s East. n.s1oso;
Tnsae Brown Go to e., Gh So' s.p; IFope .
~ per bond so. 500 attorney. Title Guarantee
and Trust Go. l76 Broadway
eth ST, los and ITO West. COX: Abbie r.
Drew ct al. ears. to Greenwich Savings Bank,
246 18th ave; sept ,: duo as per bond; $4,000
attorney b \ Sands. 81 Nassau 81.
prince Iron works TO E,utabIe LIE hssuranc.
Society I55 Broadway; Sept O. 2 yrs; ST., 900
attorney Title Guarantee and Trust co. 1Is
lGTH ST. Al West = sty brk. 2O1Ioo5: Jose
phine Shsrkey TO Emma c stuart, trustee. ST
Louis: Sept 10; yrs: 5000: attorney Law
yers little Insurance and Trust Co, leo Broad
WAY.
BOTH ST. Sc. 2a5 It OF 1st ave. 2oHioo6;
Isaac VI Lubin 10 Charles S Marx. 5<3 Madison
ave prior mtg $4,000 Sept 3: due. etc, as per
bond: $1,000: attorneys, otterbourg & Stern
berg. 200 9th ave.
s5TH sr. $. +43 IT Q OF ST AIMS ave. lsx
102 .: Fanny It aud John F~rankenhemer to
Bernard Frank, t49 West cath st: Sept 10: 3
yrs; a. per cent; $4,000: attorneys thurman
& Frankenheimer, 23 Broad ST.
s5TH ST. 228 East. sly brk, o5xl02.2; John
Diefenbacher TO German Savings Bank. 1877 4th
ave; Sept q; yrs: ~ per cent: $4,000; attor-
neys. Amend Amend. 119 Nassau st.
Tho Bronx.
CROTOEA PLACE, W s, 1898 n q Of 1f7tf
~, 45xiOo; Charles n MazZa to Charles W
Berg. 1903 81 ave (prior mtg S6,5oO); Sep< 8:
due per bond $1,000: attorney Title Guar
antee and Trust Co. 176 Broadway
HOE AVE- =, 2Oi1 II . OF Home st. 2 lots,
each 3I.6xio0 90 mtgs, each 5000; charlotte
Horn 10 Century Mortgage Co, Ossining, N Y;
Sept o: yrs; s56, 900; sttorneys. hounds,
Hatch 4 Debevoise, 81 Cedar at.
QIIIMBY AVE, . s, lot o. map unionport,
l0Ox2l6; Peter Handibode to Aueuste Helm
slater. 2253 Watson ave; Sept g.; 8 yrs q per
cent; 5000: attorney, q B Hefter, c161 West
chester ave.
WALTON AVE. as5 and ss7. so1-. TO Gerard
ave, 356 and 1858; Charles Van Riper TO Metro
poitsn Savings Bank, 80 Cooper 81 H1astI Sept
O.; yrs; ~ per cent; $40. 900; attornsys A s
& w Iutchins. 81 William st.
SATISFIED MoRToAoRa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-10
UTICA CHEESE MARKET.

Utica Sept. "a quarter cent decline was
made IN the price OF cheese at to-day's ses-
sion OF the Utica Dairy Board OF Trade. The
sales were 3.49J boxes. az llSc. BUTTER
Creamery. IS tubs sold Al Csc, 100 al PC. and
"a craies OF nrintE AZ 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-10
The Bronx.
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

with nam. and address Of grantee and at
torncy.)
Interest per cent unless otherwise stated.
SEPTEMBER 2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-10
COPPER STOCKS DECREASED
Record Production More than
Offset by Heavy Deliveries.

The monthly report Of the Copper Pro-
ducers' Association, issued yesterday
showed a decrease in stocks OF S'0l'~'
pounds at the end of August. As com
pared with the figures at the close of
July. although the production Of refined
copper in August Of 145,62S,52l pounds was
the largest for any month in the ssso-
cations history; domestic deliveries being
OF record breaking volume and exports
more than 100000 pounds in excess OF
the July figures. The stocks on hand at
the end of August, 46,701,374 pounds. are
the smallest for many months. with the
exception Of June of this year. and are
little above the low record level.
The statement shows the production and
consumption Of copper In the United
States In August, comparing with July
and with August, 1911, together with
stocks on hand at the end OF each OF the
three months. as follows. figures in
pounds:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-10

wciss. - Ayc u mtg $1,000: Aug Il; sioc:
attorney VIM Weiss. $50 Broadway.
schulz 20 Value Realty 90. 10 Broalway
sept Q. $4,000 attorney, Ernst l'o
LEMON AVE. CAS- and s47. 40YiOo; Acton
Garage, Inc, 10 Mabel SuydSm. I23 East tth
st Brooklyn mte $4,000. sept 2; $780, ~.
,orney. Title Guarantee and Trust co. lI7
STH IvE. cor 18th st. 100: llx45;6;
il8th 81 = 100 n OF 9th ave. 'o gNdy ~
Isidor Kragshaar to d, beI( 2rau'nsaF' '''' l'''
SAME PROPERTY. Benz Krsushaar 10
Benkay Realty 90. . West HIM ST; Aug ~
500; attorney, Il KFaushaar. 1908 10Th ave-
i.TH ST. s. so Z, Of sth ave. 22Ts4.2;
Rober, q Tangdon 70 Fred II LansGon 297
Sterling pl Brooklyn (mtg 100000; June .;
eth ST. ia and Ii8 East. 4l.s1os.9; Char
lo,te p Trope and ano To- lnngue, bFS Own 90,
.: 500 attorney. Title Guarantee and Trust
co. l7G Broadway
5OTH ST. S, io7 IT v OF 80 ave. 6S1ioo6i
Acton Garage, Inc. 10 Mabel : SIydaH, 20
Fast an ~. Brooklyn mtg $4,000; sept =;
800. attorney. Title Guarantee and Trust Co.
iisTT 81 10 West 5 sty brk 25xiOoil;
Marv stein 10 Mary T STANLEY, 800 Ave l..
Bay6nnc. \ mtg s25.ooco: Aug 10; 500
18TH ST. II East. sly trk 2oElooll;
Srpt 4. 81. attorncv. g W GrolI' $50 Broadway.
iG0TH ST SIS. go IT w NJ Amsterdam ave,
5oNo9 IL Henry NJ Bloch 70 Jacob Bloch, -
East tod ~, ct al Umtg tG2.Oni; SEPT Q. 81
90; attorney : Bernstein. $40 Broadway
The Bronx.
CROTONt PI. W s. 1876 n 5 Of Hist 81.
81 ixlG0: Caas W Berg 20 Chas NazZa, 1852
81 ave: Sept (mtg 5000; 500. attorney.
Title Guarantee and Trust 60. iIG Broadway.
FOREST AVE 1857 and 1882 a5X9s.6; Denis
OIL Cohalan to Hedwg { Krebs i2i East
10th st: Aus 80 mtg io,6ool; $1,000; attor-
neys Dalton & Kalsheluer, 2O3 Broadway.
LOTS 30 and 80 map Schienein estate;
VIM Ringelstcn to REM Hebe, 2OJ9 Falen-
tine ave mtF $4,000; Aug :; 500. attorney,
y Rencnson. 40T East 1881 81.
SEDGWICK AVE. n . cor Dcvoc 81, X 20
Lind ave: Patrick Treacy ct al 10 Arthur
McGlouc. ~ West CJth st mtg $1,000; Aug
90; 81: attorney. W Bennett. Rector -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-10

Liverpool cables: SPOT In more demand
sales 1903 bales speculation and export. 900
American. 5000; imports, 5000 all American;
niddling upland. 61ld. Futures opened stesdv
ct So points ADVANCE; closed barely steady ~
5a9 points advance; September. sod; Sep
tenher- ober, G82 so October November.
q IS I'd: Novcmbcr-Decembcr and December
January. 6.2fiad, January February. 62ii. \ /.
February March. 627d March-April. 2sd ;
April May. 62ai2d May-June ard Junc-JuIy.
g. 3Oiad: July-August $500. Manchester ---
The higher prices asked checked business In
yarns. cloths shove hardening tendency.
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RECORDED TRANSFERS.
; III 7. " BLK =
Manhattan,

with name and address % purchaser and At
torucy1
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no bronx.
GRAND BOULEVARD AND CoNCOURSE,
cor Fordhsm Road. s sty brk tenmt. % OK
1858. John August Keil, 1882 Park ave, owner:
abraham Berries. 50 Nassau st, architect: cost,
$50 900
RICHARDSON AVE- 45li. sty frame
stable, i7xl6: Joseph Wadick on premises,
owner; George Crosier. 223d 81 and White
Plains ave- architect. cost. $500.
FOX ST. cor Barretto ST, three sty
brk tennis. o2x0o and 49093 3 Construction
co. Behrmsnr. 979 East 1881 o.. president
owner: c B Meyers Union Sq West, srchi-
tect: total cost $3.50. 600.
EASTERN BOULEVARD. 8 q, 2S0.oI II e Of
Havemeyer ave. sly br< dws. 22x4T; Bar
tholomew Rocco. 1917 Stebbins ave, owner;
Henry Nordheim, 1857 fremont ave. architect:
cost. $500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-10
New orleens Sept. COTTON futures opened

New Orleans Sept. Cotton futures opened
steady at an advance OF Gas points. Cables
were about as due. The census report on gin
ming Was much larger than expected. but the
ma rkc, went up on heavy buying by hulls. who
appeared determined 10 force an advance re
gsrdlcss % bearish influences. Shorts were
thro1n INTO confusion 10y the rise. and GOV
cred adding 70 The demand At n level gnll
points up. however, the market broke. aud
soon sank below Saturdays close. The close
was barrel, steady. a. net decline OF lsn1S
POINTS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-10

In the following table are shown the
production, deliveries and stocks each
month during the last year 0igures In
DonndSl.
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NEW BUILDING PLANS.
M anhattan.
The Bronx.

liTfT AVE, n cor. ass: for o 4 sty 10.
bdg, 40 2x49: Peter McGirr, ia 9th ave owner
Joseph { Cocker. 2Dl7 9Th ave. architect; CO.
$40 coo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-10
THE AUCTION OFFERINGS
Parcels To Be Sold Under the
Hammer To. day.

\ list Of tho offerings in the Nesey
stree, and The Bronx salosrooms to-day
follows:
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SATISFIED MoRToAoRa
(wi,h name and address OF lenders sk4ar
ney)
SEPTEMBER 3.
Manhattan,

CLINTON ST. 2<t, %. 1Ox71. TN. n,
March Q. 1905; Morris and RossjiS Punsk &
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ADVERTISEMENT AND sUBscRIPrioNs
for The Tribune received at their upto"s
Once, No. 1884 Broadway. between SSth ~
3ftA sta, until Q o'clock .. N =
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1912-08-24
Special Events.

Hoping to add to the pleasure and
interest of the week, the fair manage
ment would be pleased to announce
a wedding as one of the special feat
ures of tile occasion. As an induce
ment, Probate Judge Peacock will
furnish the lisence, perform the cere-
mony and provide the marriage
certificate, all gratis, for any couple
who request him to marry them on
the fair grounds during the progress
of the. fair. The merchants of the
city also offer the following wedding
gifts with their best wishes:
Larabee Furniture Co., frame for
certificate and s3 in merchandise,
w. w. Gibson, toilet set for the
bride;
E. A. Courtney, pair of fine shoes
for the groom;.
Trego Mercantile Co., three dollars
worth of table linen;
L. S. Myerly, set of silver table
spoons;
j. ]. Keraus, set of silver tea
spoons;
ID. B. Kraus, silver berry'spoon;
G. H. Bronson, parIor lamp.
W. E. Crabill, jardinere;
Moore's Cash Store, Japanese sugar
bowl and creamer;
Western Kansas World, wedding
stationery;
Star Grocery, one sack of White
Elephant -four;
f. c. Wollner, bushel of potatoes:
Every gift offered will be the best
of its class, standard quality, and the
list includes articles of durability
and utility. The happy couple desir-
ing to accept this offer should make
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1912-08-24
CORRESPONDENCE
Voda

Stanley Austin is plowing for \. g.
Swanbeck-
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Cox spent Sun
day in Ogallah.
We are sorry to note that Mrs. Jim
Zeman is quite i'll.
A nice rain Tuesday which put
things in fine condition.
Mrs. Chas Downs spent Saturday
afternoon with Mrs. r. Kristof.
r. Owens and r. Kristof made a
flying trip to the county seat, Tues
day.
Roy Tidball had the misfortune to
lose his best horse by falling in a
we'll
Mary, Helen and Charley Zeman
spent Saturday with Mrs. Ralph
Kristof.
Jim Zeman had the misfortune to
break the main shaft on his engine
last Monday.
Cedric KirkendaH and Albert
Krhut did the painting act on the
Voda stores.
The hardware and dry goods store
at Voda have been treated to new
coat of paint.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Cox spent Satur-
day evening with Mr.. and Mrs. r.
Owens and family.
Richard Owens jr. left Saturday
night for Manhattan to meet his
wife They expect to return in few
weeks.
Mr.. Louis Honomichl and sons,
Joseph and VIM. and daughter, Mrs.
Jas. Benisch, calleds on R. Kristof
Saturday.
The young folks enjoyed themselves
at the social hop last Saturday night
at the pleasant home of Mr.. and Mrs.
E. Knapp.
Mrs and Mrs. w. d. Austin enter
tained at dinner Sunday, Mrs. Geo.
Kristof and son, Chas., Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph Kristof and Mr.. and Mrs. Dick
Owens.
Fred and Otto Swanbeck have pur-
chased a ten horse power gasoline
engine of John Franks preparatory
for shelling the enormous corn crop
in Trego this fall.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1912-08-24
osallah's Fifth Annual Celebration

On Labor Day. Monday. Septembe End,
the following program has been arranged in
with cash prizes for exhibits.
$50 a. rn.-N1usic by the band.
1000 a. m. ball game between Ogallah ana
Big Creek. winner 50.
Cash prize for best sucking colt S1.O0
Cash prize for best sucking mule Sl-OO.
Cash prize for best yearllng colt u 90
Cash prize for best yearing mule Sl-O0
Cash prize for best , year-old colt, 81 90
Cash prize for best , year-old mule. 81 90
Music by the band.
1l:OO a. m.-CSrain and produce
Cash prize for best 10 pounds of wheat
Sl.OO
Cash prize for best 10 pounds of oats $1.00.
Cash prize for best ten ears of corn $l-00
Cash prize for tallest 90 stalks corn, well
cared. Sl.O0.
12:00-Noon dinner.
ZOO d. m.-MuSic by band.
lis p. m.-Baby show.
Cash prize for prittiest baby under IL
months old SI.00
1:30 D. m--Field Sports.
100 yard dash. winner 90.
Sack race. winner. S1-00.
Three legged race winner S1.00
Girls under14 years old, 50 yard race win
ner S1.OO
Ladies nail driving contest, winner S1.0o.
Motor cycle race. winner S1.00-
For best display Piece OF Fancy Work,
s10O
Best cake S1.0O.
Best loaf of bread s1O0.
Music by the band
2:30 D. m.-Automob1le parade. Tor pest
decorated car SlO0.
800 D. m-Grand ball g me 3f the season
between Hays and Wa-keen~J.
Admission p cents; children under u years
old. free. Everybody come and enjoy the
day with US COMMITTEE
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1912-08-24

At the comfortable home of Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. Sweet on last Friday,
there occurred one of most enjoyable
events of the season. At this time,
little Miss Lottie Sweet entertained
her little friends in honor of her
sixth birthday. The little folks as
sembled at ten O'Clock in the morn
ing and after various games they all
enjoyed a most sumptuous twelve
o'clock dinner. After spending the
afternoon in most entertaining games
they all departed declaring little Miss
Lottie to be royal hostess.
The following were present:-Lil-
liam, May, Nellie, Thelma and Leslie
Glover, of Denver, Chester, Emma
and Theodore Pierse, of Miltonvale,
Lacy E. Herrick, of Wa-Keeney, May
Britt, Mary Hilliman, Roy Schnell-
ing, Charles and Elmer Larue, and
Bertha and Leonard Sweet.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1912-08-24
CURTIS AER0PLANE
AT OAKLEY FAIR
August 29th and 3Oth, to Be Made
Memorable Days in the History
of Western Kansas
Airship in western Kansas

Airship in western Kansas?
Bet your life.
Oakley is the town that is going to
do it. On August 29th. and 3oth., the
last two DAYS of the Inter-Counuy
Fair the world famous Wetzig Broth
ers will be present and give two ex-
hibitions daily in Curtiss Bi-plane-
No money is to be paid these men un-
less the flights are made and Oakley
will guarantee that you get your
moneys worth. 1t will be the first
chance the people of western Kansas
have had to see the bird men soar TO
the height of thousands ofsfeet. The
Curtis Bi-plane is one of the Sw1ftest
types of aircraft and the two exhibit
tions daily are to be the thrillers of
thist years Fair. 1t is your oppor-
tunitv to see at little cost the most
improved type of flying machine in
actual operation. We expect you TO
be with US and witness these flights
We don't want you to lose sight
of the fact that the Fair grounds at
Oakley are elegantly laid out. Splen-
did permanent buildings and grounds
and one of the best race courses in
western Kansas. Seven Kansas and
Colorado towns have formed a circuit
and tie racing win be mighty classy
Many horses have already been enter
ed A ball tournament between the
the four counties of Logan, Thomas,
Cove and Sheridan will add to the
attractions Electric lighted carnival
grounds will make the nights memoir
able. Helter, SHELTER, Chinese Puzzle,
African Dip, Steam Swing. shooting
gallery, and plenty of good music
will make the Fair grounds place of
revel and delight.
Besides these things there is the
big live stock and Agricultural ex-
hibitions. Floral Hall, etc, to occupy
your time and attention.
All this for the single admission OF
80 cents. Its UP to you!
f. w. irwin, Sec.
J. NJ. Owen, Pres.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1912-08-24
Champion NcwsboY Passes Through
Wa-Keeney on Long Hike.

Albert F. Dowler, WHO claims the
title of Champion Newsboy of the
World and who is walking from Erie,
Pa, to San Francisco and return pass
ed through Wa-Keeney last Monday
afternoon. Young Dowler is earning
money with which he intends paying
for course in college and is making
his own expenses by moving picture
lecturing having left home penniless.
He has been on the road two months
and contemplates arriving at the
Golden Gate City sometime in Sep
tember
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1912-08-24
FLYING Men Fall

victims to stomach, liver and kidney
troubles just like other people, with
like results in loss of appetite, back
ache nervousness, headache, and tir-
ed, listless, run down feeling. But
there's no need TO feel like that as L.
D. PEBBLES. Henry, Penn, proved.
Six bottles of Electric Bitters" he
writes, s-did more to give me new
strength and good appetite than all
other stomach remedies l used" So
they help everybody Its folly to
suffer when this great remedy will
help you from the first dose. Try it.
Only so cents at Gibson's.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1912-08-24

unknown disease south of here seems
to be getting serious.
Mrs. J. W. Christensen and Mrs.
o. H. Olson were callers atsJ- F..
Hoopers, Wednesday.
Mrs. John Parsons from Quinter,
visited with Mrs. a. d. Parsons the
latter part of last week.
Mr.. and Mm. Harrison, from Ogal-
Iah, visited with their son, j. j.
Harrison and family Sunday.
VIM. Atwood, from Wakefield,
Kan. was here the other day looking
over Trego county district with the
view of investing
Little Geo. Morrell had the mis-
fortune of falling off of horse Sun
day night and bruising his face pretty
badly but is able to be around again
FL. Purinton spent the fore part
of the week at Banner looking after
his interests there. Frank says corn
and feed look the best he ever saw in
that neighborhood.
Miss Catharene Waltz, of Hays,
formerly of this community. stopped
off here for a couple of days visit
with friends. She is on her way home
from Hoxie where she will teach this
winter.
Last Sunday as Wally NanScyoc
was coming home from Utica he met
an auto, his horse got frightened
making a lunge and breaking both
traces and in the mixup some way
run one shaft into his side. He died
in a short time.
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)m, Saturday.
Smith Bros. made trip to Ransom
Sunday morning.
Jess Ghumm made a business trip
to the county seat Saturday.
Frank Hoobler and Herman Rebbite
went to Wa-Kveney, Saturday.
Miss Ruth and Mary Olson spent
Sunday with Swans children.
Lawson Bros. and Anton Vitck
made business trip to county seat
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Olson spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Jas.
Benisch.
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Benisch and Mr..
Louis Honomichil and sons, Joe and
Will, called on Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Kristof at Voda, Saturday.
Mr. Louis Honomichl and sons, Joe
and Will, came up from Wilson to
visit couple of days with Mr.. and
Mrs. Jas. Benisch. They made the
trip by their overland.