The Salina Daily Union from Salina, Kansas • Page 2

2 The storm was in the nature of a hurricane. It carce from the northwest and struck Solomon about half past three. It lasted about an hour and nearly two inches of rain fell. lady and her friends are glad to see her. The friends of Mr.

and Mrs. Libbey will be glad to know that their, child which got a dose of daisy fly poison, is about over the effects of it. WEATHER HITS ONE DEAD MM IS IDENTIFIED CONCERT Here in town there was little damage FRYING PAN INTOJE FIRE JIM SHEERAN OF SOLOMON HAS EXPERIENCE. other than that done to trees 3, STREETS ARE CROWDED. AND THE BAND COULD NOT PLAY FRIDAY.

UNCLE OF ONE RAMONA RAIL-WAY VICTIM FOUND. In order to build on to my manufacturing plant, I will offer for sale in one to five acre tracts a part of my farm within one mile of the Salina postoffice. These tracts will make good homes, better than any small lots and are only" mile west of R. depots of Salina. I offer also 10 lots in Salina at a bargain; these have sewer connections.

Also a lot of personal property as follows One International swath and winrow loader, with side delivery rake, one 10 horsepower traction gas engine, two 4 horsepower stationary gas engines, one 2 horsepower marine gas engine, one belt power self feed bailing press, one steel truck with combination steel and wood flat rack, one shorthorn cow and calf, one cook shack on trucks, one concrete mixer, one Johnston mower. All these at a bargain if taken at once. WESLEY KOUNS. 27-6t-472-3t BURIED AT HOPE YESTERDAY RAN INTO CYCLONE CAVE THERE WAS NOT MUCH RAIN gardens but in the country near here much corn was broken off, wheat shocks were blown away, and some heavy buildings were moved several feet on their foundations. Almost everybody got up and dressed and most people who have cyclone caves lost no time in getting into them.

Jim Sherman has a fine cave and he went into it early with his family, but the outside door blew open and the water pouredin in a stream. Jim stood in water ankle deep, thinking over his past life and expecting the "final summons" to come at any moment. It was a terrible storm, but so far as reported no persons were injured. Thousands Gather at Kalispiel to Register for Land Drawing. -Kalispiel, July 17.

Registration for the opening of the Flathead Indian reservation began here today and the streets are crowded with people coming to enter their names for a chance in the drawing for the lands. The city council and chamber of commerce have joined -in the erection of a number of larger temporary buildings for shelter for the thousands of 6trangers. The reservation is a splendid body of fruit, agricultural, grazing and timber lands, containing in all about a million and a quarter acres. But So Much Lightning and Threat Other Body May Be Turned Over to Medical College as Law Prescribes. Wind Blew Door Open and Rain Poured in Like a Flood.

ening That Crowd Stayed Away. It did not rain a very great deal in Salina Friday evening, but Jupiter Pluvius, arch-enemy of the Salina military band, accomplished what he If you want the best Bread, get the Pan-Dandy Bread. 4-tf started out to do annihilate the con Salina Mineral Water is recommended for stomach, bowels, kidneys, bladder, rheumatism; 10c 40c 5 gals. Phone 876. W.

C. Sly. 189-tf 422-t; The Solomon Tribune tells the following of the story there: Early last Sunday morning the west half of Dickinson and the east half of Saline counties was visited by the worst wind storm that was ever known here. Buildings were unroofed, windmills blown down, large trees broken ff an uprootedj and in some localities the corn crop was almost SHOULD cert. There was drizzling and threaten ing, enough of it to keep anything List your property with Wyatt Son for quick results.

They have made six sales within the last thirty day. 29-2 NEW ORDINANCE David Ritchie, Lawyer, 106 S. Santa Fa. Prompt attention to business. like a crowd out of the park.

At no time was there a heavy rain this side of the brick plant, but it threatened constantly and the lightning, at such short range, boded a storm and the One of the two young men who "were killed at the crossing of the Rock Island and Santa Fe railways near Ramona, the first station out of Herington, Sunday night, has been Identified. W. T. Cubberly of Salini was at Hope yesterday, where the inquest over the bodies were held, and gives some information concerning the identification. It will be remembered by those who read an account of the tragedy that the head of one of the young men was severed from his body and was found fifty feet from the body.

Both bodies of the men were badly mangled. Mr. Cubberly says that an uncle to the young man who had his head severed from his bady was at Hope yesterday and identified the remains as that of his nephew. The uncle lives in Iowa and saw an account of the tragedy and for some reason believed that one of the dead UNION READER'S SUGGESTION ABOUT BICYCLES. people stayed away.

And there was no band concert. alina diamtaiictua How long the weather is going to interfere with these concerts remains to be seen, but it has been-doing it PAVED STREETS THE LIMIT with surprising regularly of late Since the opening of the season, one Friday concert has been allowed and half a dozen postponed. Thinks Bicyclists Should be Barred From Walks Along These Streets. One concert was given on a evening, and it threatened so much that night and was so close and hot that few attended. Another was held on a Tuesday evening.

The 'weatherman tried his best to get up a storm but it came several hours late. men was that of his nephew. He went at once to Hope and made complete identification of the body. The remains of this man were buried at Hope yesterday. The other body had not been identified when Mr.

Cubberly left Hope last evening. Mr. Cubberly states that the coroner will hold the body of the unidentified man as the law prescribes and then he will turn it over to a medical college of the state, which is allowed by the law. NOTICE- We, the undersigned, agree that on and after August 1, 1909, the follow To the Union: We occasionally hear things about bicycles and bicycle riders. There are a few violations and threats that if there are more the law will be repealed, etc.

.1 think Salina has reached a point where- the town should adopt a new bicycle ordinance. I am not kicking on the bicycle. I believe it is a vehicle that is a necessity and I know that to bar the working man from use of the walks in bad weather would work an untold hardship on him. Some of these workmen live so far from their places of work that they ing prices for horse and mule shoeing will go into effect in the several shoe ing shops of Salina, Kan. We hereby agree to maintain the following THEY COVER SIGNS.

schedule of prices: From 0 to 5 inclusive, $2 per horse From 6 to 8 inclusive, $2.50 per horse. From 0 to 5 resetting, $1.00. From 6 to 8, resetting, $1.25. From 0 to 5 bar $1.00. From 6 to 8 bar, $1.25.

Kicks Registered on Hagenbeck Circus Bills. Advertising car No. 1 for the Heg-nbeck-Wallace circus arrived in the city this morning. Immediately a large force of men began billing the town. They put into use all the available space that has not been covered by the Barnum Bailey show bills.

In some cases large painted signs were covered and the men who painted the signs registered a kick, but it did no o-ood. Toe weight and side Weight, factory shoe, $1.25 per pair. Pad and packing, 25c each. Rubber pad, 0 to 4, 75c each. Rubber pad, 4 to 8, $1.00 each.

Rubber shoes, 1 to 3, $1.00. Rubber shoes, 4 to 8, $1.25. Shoeing stallions, $3 and $5. Resetting stallions, $2 to $2.50. CRYSTAL SPRINGS WEDDING.

must use a wheel. Again I -believe the violations are few and I think most of them are occassioned by friends motioning the bicycle rider to pass on. The plan which I have would not injure the bicycle rider. As is well known, Salina is paving many streets. And it is farther well known that where the streets are paved bicycle riders do not use the wralks.

Therefore I would like to see an ordinance adopted making it a misdemeanor to ride bicycles or vehicles of any kind on sidewalks along paved streets. This would now keep the bicycles off the walks in the business part of town and gradually spread out into the residence portion. And it could not be called a hardship on the bicyclist for paved streets are as good as sidewalks for bicycle riding. Fair Play Hand made shoes and running Last of Large Giersch Family Enters Bonds of Wedlock. plates, $3.

Special made shoes for lame and Crystal Springs, July 17. A wed ding of much interest to everybody here took place last Wednesday even crippled horses at option of shoer. ED F. KUBITSCHEK, PATRICK MAHER, C. P.

BARRINGTON, MORTIMER RONALD ing at the Sacred Heart church of Salina, when Father Maker spoke the "words which united Miss Katie Giersch and Martin Johnson husband 26-17t and wife. A large number of rela Say, have you tried the new Wal nut street grocery? 119 East Walnut 7-26tx DIED BEFORE FURLOUGH. Mr. Investor, Attention. Two new modern, 2-story dwellings, best of locations, $500 too cheap; for only $3,150.

Corner lot at Thirteenth and State William Gise Died at Samoa Just Before Coming Home. Mrs. A. V. Wolf received word on Monday of the death of her nephew.

Lieut. William Gise, of the TT. S. Navy on July 5th, in the island of Samoa, of which he was military governor. The young man had promised to visit his aunt in Minneapolis this summer during his furlough.

Minneapolis Messenger. for sale. See us. LUNDSTRUM CAVE. 30-2t Seitz Block.

HAS BLOOD POISON Govo IfelbeFt adJley Joe Peck of Kipp Again Seriously in. Joe Peck, who lives near Kipp and who was seriously sick during the spring with blood poisoning and was recently able to be out and around, is again low with the same disease. Gypsum Advocate. OF MISSOURI tives and friends were present to witness the ceremony which was very pretty and impressive. The ring ceremony was used.

The music and the wedding march was played by Miss Rose Wessling, and was a pleasing feature. Ollie Barrett and Mosh-eim Kraft were the ushers for the occasion. The bride wore a beautiful gown of China silk very elaborately trimmed with lace and insertion. She a long veil and on her arm she 'carried a bunch of beautiful brides roses. She was attended by Miss Christina Johnson.

The groom wore a suit of conventional black and An-lrew Giersch was best man. Following the ceremony an elaborate dinner and reception was given the bride and groom at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Giersch, four miles east of Salina. The bride is the last daughter of the large family of Mr.

and Mrs. S. Giersch to marry. She was born and Taieed in Saline county and she is -accomplished and charming and also a member of one of the most prominent pioneer families of Saline county. The groom is a prosperous young tarmer.

He is ambitious and industrious, and will no doubt conquer every reverse and bring happiness and success to his new home. They will be at home to their friends on the Barrett farm, where their many friends wish them a happy and long married life. 'Miss Josie Ford, who spent a -week -at the Rose home, returned to her home in Salina last Saturday. "William Giersch had the misfortune to have a horse cut quite badly by a ibarb wire. Howard Ford, a real estate dealer STrom Salina, was here on business 2ast Friday.

Mrs. T. J. Moss and Miss Victoria "JEarbacher from St. Mary's, spent a days at the Schippel home.

Mrs. Niverth, who home is in Junction City, is visiting at the Bross jhome this week. She is a pleasant HANDED U3 A LEMON. Asthma CurecL Expert Medical Scientists Announcing Results Obtained by Senpine. In order that the many sufferers from fever, catarrh, and hronchitis may test this truly remarkable discovery.

The Woodworth 1161 Broadway, New York announce that they will send a trial treatment of Senpine free by mall to all sufferers who write for It. Senpine is not a pallatlve remedy but effects a radical cure and is entirely different from all "smokes," "snuffs," inhalations or other symptom treating methods heretofore used in other diseases. A SPECIAL FEATURE FOR Wed nesday, July 289 19099 8 p. m. But Lemons Come High, Anyway.

A party of autoists touring the country, gave Salina a neat lemon this morning. They Intended stopping here hut later decided on going. When a crowd collected one of the men yelled so the crdwd could hear It: "Salina looks good but her hotels don't. "We can't stop in a box car and are going to Hutchinson, where they have good hotels." SUBJECT HAVE A PICNIC. "The Rules of Business and the Laws of Men.

BXTTKS THAN SPAXXXXfi. We will furnish the dishes and spoons with the ice cream order and you furnish the cake. No dishes to wash. Ask us. Don't forget our pasteurized milk and cream for the 'Governor Hadley is one of the most fluent speakers in America, and bis Spanking floe sot cure children of bed-wetting.

There ia a constitutional cf.asa for this trouble. Mrs. Summers, Box South Bend, will send free to any mother her successful noma treatment with fall Instructions. Send money, bat write her today, If your children trouble yon In this way. Don't blame the child, the chances are it ean't help It This treatment also cures adults and aged people troubled with crlne difficulties by day or night.

home. SANITARY MILK CO. ANDERSON WINSLER. work of suppressing gambling and lawlessness of similar nature in St. Louis made him a national reputation.

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