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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-09-22
Sor iprte Sang bar n~uiperiitete

6pr fprte Sang bar llniperiitetet
t%ilfienbt en- apinbe @uIomebaIie.
6refen Rarie aislietb bar faaet Den
Shielorupite 8ulbmeoalie for BE.
iparelien al en- retsmeoicinif Sp.
gape: vi bpilfe Segn Determines oct
npfeote Sarns uopiflingsgrao?" -
Spgapen er bebsmt al Brofesiorerne
Brandt; Sobanmesien % Surbit5.
Ooftor Wartba Wtarie &ieIietb err
fsot pan Gotten lite December 1870
% err. Cater at 8oarobruger Sri
ltion aislietb og Suitru alara, feot
&rabp. Sum tog / 1890 ReaIartium
meo aarafteren "Meget eobt" oa /
1897 meoicinif Gmbebseramen meo
&urafteren "9mioabiIis".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-09-22
Underestimate Noiefnnb.

yHItlCsTuHlt UtUItTHHu. VH mig
arfPolog, Sort5, unoerisger iortioen
RuoeifopenS Moier. San bar Der
funoet mango interesiante ling al
itor gprbi for gibenifaben, bI. a.
8rene, iom 8ortioens gppere bar
gnapet pao, og ben iiGlone Sorn-
nso, en- Srugt, Der ianotes / eeeifo.
oenes 3io / Gaumart og MI fln
finoes boren0e / Sfaane og iao Ste,
ser / Tpiflonb. Den unge arfGolog
mener. al Rubeifopens Woier oil al.
gipe ct ubm9rfet girfefelt for giben.
ifobsmprb, Der bill granite Sortioens
Blante. og Tpreleoninger.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-09-22

til SoIbater oa 9eiol manet bom Dem
til eft aIporliat Samnrbeioe for at
opgtiggisre iig til at ioripore lit 6p.
oerIano ON bette matte trGuses.
Sioen er fort, oerfcr man Der iutenit
grbeioe til, >oa ubetinaet 9poisbeb
Otter en- liben Wanspre noe / 6elteu,
bpori @eneralen oeItoa, oefilerte
Solbaterne for 9rieaoeheien.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-09-22
arissforbsrcne paa SprjtaSmocu

aiilutteoes Den ABE aue. peb @ib.
oosstib mebbeles fra 2iaebammer.
Samtlige Wanbifnber Of t2te Som.
pogni er M abort, lieeIeoes Som.
pogniheierne for De ire spriae Som.
paanier. Otter ct iitfert 6orlpoeuoe
oil 8rissret bIipe iat beroppe.
nieo oct fsriie. Der er enonu life
trufiet roeen 9eitemmeIie ON, bpor.
plot belle 9atalionen euer finn 12ie
8umpagni ifaI blipe igieu paa BIao.
len, efterat Saabcniamlingen er al.
lluttet, rimeliauis bare 12te Som.
paani oa en- Gel Sagtmanbifaber al
De andre 4ompognier.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-09-22
WOrif &olomi |
California.

aipb big ct Stptfe 9auo / ben pafre,
poreroe uorite SoloHi / bet beremte 5rugt'
biitritt n9r Stpdton / ben irugibare
an Soaquin Sallen, California. COB
Soro, gcot Yauo, goot gtdrtco. gooe Stuler,
goot 9limat. iRrIis beliigt for gerioner.
Tom lloer al Aitbna os @tgt. On heel
8laoS ior Ell 5anuilie meo moderate Dholer.
Sem % ie os ibpit eler "TRIP efter CpIps'
ming III
III. G.. SMELAND,
3lS Yosemite Bldg, Stockton. Calf.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-09-22

Ssosfalb. 9oftor Gouett paa
@ibspoIo er afaaaet peo 9eben, "A
Gar ganmel. Ifos6e par Stortbings.
iupleant ira Gpre GomerifeS areos
og msbte paa iibite Stortbing.
- Sbp. Observation-Disclosures Scr.
gen !Seurif Weinih er afgaoet peo
9soen / ariitiania 9t1a @ar gam.
mel. en- lang oa pei anpenot 9lr.
~beiosoag bar iaaet lin Aflutning, ioet
bans uopilibeIige a~rbeiosfraft por
forenet meb en- inmpittigbeoSfulo
GIistopfploelie og fneitaaenoe an.
ioarsislelie.
Sperretsiagicrer SiaurS 5b.
Noe er eiter flere AGrs Spgoom al.
gonet peS 9soen pna gpre Colt i
Soaebu. Sagfsrer @toe, pm bar isot
/ 1881, og Gano iur. ira 1906, bar
fjenot iom en- Iopenbe ing Manb meo
en- ~elifpGrbia aarafter, afbplot al en-
taIris 8enneifare, s lin Stuoietio
par ban ct ipria Me6lcm al Stuben.
terlangforeningeu.
= Gn al De gomIe 8eteraner paa
ben aren6alife Sieinrts Smraaoe,
Sfibsreoer 8. u. Glen, err 900 /
IrenbaI / en- aISer Of II aor. vi.
Osbe, iom / mahge Var bar pGret
Weblem al ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
tectors Erection og al oct norife BE.
ritass' HeprGientantifab, bar agtet
oa afboIot al ollie, iom fom / gere.
ring meo bam.
- GoniuI 5. %. Qrebenien / Riss
or afgaaet reb 3eoen efter noaen
Sibs Spgeligbeo. 9ermeo err ct pirf.
icmt 9ip afiluttet, iom bar lat Spbe
Werfer / lin gps &RringsIip; bo oen
ulpffe Tor fort 5ib ii6en
rammebe BAN og bans itore gebriit,
Rite Oct iia tiIiuIbe, buorIeoes bans
8orretningsIip bapoe grebet mo paa
mango Smrnaoer oq ifabt Sip og BE.
p9aelie, iom utpiIiomt oil fomme til
az operIeoe bam oe idaleoes blipe iii
oarig 5oroel for bans gp, ielp ON
bans 9etalingsitunsning beluis
maotte ~frembrinse en- forbisaaenoe
Stagnation.
- Sbn. Sorenifriper Weioen er
aigaaet peo 0soen paa 9iaebommer /
Ell slIber al 9112 Mar. = Weioel
blep iurioiif aanoioat | 1S41, ff
u~miooeIbort efter aniRtteiie / Repi.
Observation-Disclosures. bIeu ! 1860 no.
appnt til gpfoeeo / ariitiansiunb os
| 1869 til Sorenffriuer | Ssnore
8uSbranbsbalen % gpiogeo paa Gil.
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bapoe til 1902, oa ban tog afifeo.
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ban fom | gersring meo, iom en- no
bel OF rett9nfenoe Rano- Ga iom
embebsmano bar ban til bet poeriie
nsiagtia os pligtopiploenoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-09-22

Gienbumsials. @aaroeier 9.
9br. Rabien bar iolgt i'm 8aaro /
geierslen, az arenI 1870 Sor. 2nno,
til SoteIeier s. g. Warfusicn os
9rosierer SeilIfop, beege / Rpfis.
bing, Rors. aisbeiummen er ube.
fienSt. @aaroens @renl agtes no.
itnffet.
4rop. q. 6. 2aSeganro bar
ioIgt "SebeIunb" / 9orum til ct SION.
iortium ira garbusesnen for 81 5000
ar. apI oe gei9tnins m~eofsIser.
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astes ubitpffet.
= Yrop. Billie 9ierregnarS bar
iolst "SoIiesanrb" peS Raribo til
Rentier .. y. OIien at Rnfisbins
=. 9aorSen bar 23S Sor. Sano.
bporai % Tor. 2ano eng % Sfop.
9~eiRtnine os Snpentar meoidser.
= 9eo grts Sfippinge Serreoer
er Der tbinelGit Sfisoe ira 9erhen.
BORG @repifabs aeminiitration til
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-09-22

Ssosfalb. Sognepreit til 8isIeu
og Gaeiteb, Yropit Sobn Sanien er
$50, SO gar gammel.
= aoufereusraao, fbp. Stiitsipii.
fus ai9r ! Ribe er forleoen aisanet
peb Ieoen eiter l9ngere Sios Spa.
geIigbeb. Den Ifbsoe, Der par isSt
/ 8arbe ben ste Sebruar 1929, no.
n9pntes poo lin 9ulbbrpaupsong
Den 25be april | aar til 9Gresbor.
ger / Ribe. San bIep Stuoent |
Ribe 1874, oeltog iom 5ripilis / ben
fsrite il~espigife arig, bar | 1853
aoIeraI9ge j aisbenbnon, tog 1856
meSicinif Gmbebserameu % neoiotte
ia aaret efter iom praftiierenSe
Sarge / 8ibe, bpor ban iioen bar boet.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-12
BLACK OAK miner
KILLED AT MAYNARD
MAN coURTeo DEATH BY GET.
TING IN FRONT OF TRAIN.
Looked As " He Wanted to Commit
Suicide, as Friends Tried to
Save Him.

Louis Toceck. n foreign miner of
Black Oak. near Flushing, was run
down and instantly killed by ID. <
o. passenger train at Maynard Tues.
day evening at 8 O'Clock
Inc man had spent the day with
: friends at Maynard. and il was said
last night that he had been drinking.
ana he wanted TO take the train to his
home in Black Oak. While the train
was approaching Maynard he ran
ahead on the track. and two of his
friends tried to pull him off the track.
ana warned him that he would be run
down. but he failed to heed their adj
vice. Both legs were cut of. and his
head was crushed. The body was
taken TO the home of Rev. Father Won
Intel. and Undertaken c. W. Adolpn.
OF bridgeport. was called and took
charge OF the body.
Tececk was a young man and
single, and is said that both his par
ents live in Austria. and that he has
no relatives in this country. He car
ried some life insurance. From his
persistence in remaining on the track
death was either due TO drinking or
carelessness. Some think he wanted
TO end his life.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-12
NOT A SUICIDE
Death OF John Kirby Resulted from
Natural Causes-FuneraI This
Afternoon.

An examination OF the remains OF
the late John kirkby. of McMechen.
was held yesterday. and showed death
TO be due TO natural causes. From
statements he had made before leav-
| ing home, IL was thought by some that
| he had committed suicide. but this
| theory was shown TO be false. as no
marks of violence were found on the
body, and no traces of poison in the
stomach.
II is said that Kirby was severely
shocked by lightning about two weeks
ago, and had not been normal SINE
| that time. II is thought that either
his heart ar brain was affected by this.
! and finally caused death The funeral
services will be held this afternoon
| from his late home at McMechen. and
the interment will follow at Linwood
cemetery. bridgeport Rev. Patton,
Of Glendale. will oniciate
The deceased was born near Cam
cron. being a son of Peter Kirby. now
of Rochester. Pa He resided in
bridgeport Tor some time. and was
married there TO Miss Erna Mag. 4
wcll-known young lady of that place.
The family moved To NcMcchen about
a year and half ago. MIR. Kirby being
an employc of the Wheeling Natural
Gas company. ON last saturday he
disappeared. and his body was found
Monday evening He is survived by
his wife and TWO daughters. Mildred
tagged - and Margaret (aged b.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-12

And ire difficult for some girls IN
live down their relations.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-12
Hold Formal Opening
OF New Columbia Club

OF directors Of the organization The
reception halls and parlors were clab-
or"t"ly decorated for ne occasion iu
er'"u"ry aud ported plants. and appro-
prIaf" music during 20" even NIX wa.
furnished by The N.rruia theator or.
ch"sfr1.
Th" club has Tho largest auditorium
in fhc state. and besides being FIRE.
proof throughout. "a. extensively
equipped with 40 kinds of fire. arhrrr
apparatus ln tho basement is To-
Gated hFc NJ DO" finest bowling alleys
100 OBJ" cts. billiard and pool room.
swimming pool and gymnasium Re-.
c"r'i"u halls. class rooms. Kitchen and
20 large banquet hall are located ON tho
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-12
BID OF $4,000
Section Of Hornbrook Property offered
for SaIe-Deal Is Not Yet
Closed.

\ bid Of $4,000 was received yes.
tcrday afternoon for portion Of the
Hornbrook property. which is being
sold al the court house. The bidder is
an out-of-tOWn man. and pending the
acceptance or rejection OF the bid the
name Is withheld.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-12

Genuine Cowhide Leather Suit
Cases, heavy corners with
straps and brass lock. linen
lined with shirt fold, 24-inch
size ............... .SI.Io
Cowhide Leather Suit Cases.
reinforced handle. best brass
lock. linen shirt pocket $500
Fibre-Bound Dressing Trunks.
canvas covered, full riveted.
heavy brass valance corners,
large bolts. best lock, hard
wood Stats and two center
bands. with straps, 32-inch at
Sl0.50: 34-inoh al $1,000; and
36-inch at. .......S I1.0O
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-12

.Ff' fH.rrfr' fu tho f.fslf .af.eer
ELklNS W. Va. July 1i.-Nn order
received here today from tho officials
~ the Western Maryland railway
closes down the railroads shops here
for an indefinite period. Two hundred
and ffty men will be thrown out 81
employment
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-12
OWLS ELECT
Wheeling Nest Holds B'g Meeting and
Elects Officers for Ensuing
Sis Months

~ "a LARGELY attended meeting of
che Wheeling Nc-t OF owls last even
.ug officers were elected as follows.
Past Frcridruf. jaime. g. Hica. prc-i.
dent 70 q Boufor. vice pre-. dent. J.
" Howard invocator. Eugene win.
grove. warden. q. ~ Rice. sentinel.
N'r"d Caldwell. Tr. picket. Edward
U"ltz. secretary and treasurer. George
Oh. "nau iIr Edward < Hpuus
md Doc Smith opposed each other for
nest physician. but the latter droppcd
out. as Do received only one vote
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-12
: S$s SC: = : S''' Stone & Thomas

hrst floor. Will" 'hc bic auditorium oc
'iI"a th" .Ia'" 0u the second floor.
on Tho third floor are check rooms. a,
large reception han and the raIlsr,
which g. among tho largest IN ihis
vicinity TIL" officers Of the club are.
President. John Coleman. vic. prs.i.
INT. Phillip Noo'lfueer. recording soc.
rotary J +. Amig. financial secretary.
". p. Sch"'s"r. treasurer. j \ Blum .
board 90 directors. Professor y T..
schiller John Foif". Charlie, Wo,b,r.
Robert fekari. Gem Rishop. Edward
Holman. g.. SCHROEDER. John Ya.g.r
ana j. Bot. spiritual adviser. Rev.
Father Pct.r.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-12

The letters FircproofinE company
Of this city are doing some remark
able partition construction in The old
y. q. building today. July l.. and
The public is invited Ia inspect same.
These partitions on account OF their
extreme height and large openings
demonstrate the great merit at the
Jcn"rs stem Think of 30. such
walls L. feet inches hight
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-12
The Weather-Showers-

TODAY will
at They Of
with strong covered shades
today TO Just Ill
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-12
HUNDREDS ATTEND DURING The
AFTERNOON AND EVENING.
Club Is One 81 the nest IN This
Vieinty-Wusie Furnished by
Virginia Orchestra.

elaborate in every detail was tho
formal opening of Tho new Columbia
club on South Market street last over.
ing. which BIS without % doubt ono ~
the finest ~ ire Kind Boo This sc,'io1
~ rho country During The evening
hundreds ~ persons called. and were
courteously shown through tho entire
build nR by the members ~ the board
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1911-03-11
RIVERSIDE

Pleasant spring-like weather with
plenty of moisture.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Johnson spent
Sunday at the Kingsley ranch
Grant and Ida Wagner attended
church at Fairview last Sunday.
George Mixer, of Ellis, took drive
through Riverside the fore part of
the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bomgardner and Rev.
Hall took dinner at the johnson
ranch Sunday.
E.. A. johnson was caller at N. H.
Gifins, Tuesday, returning what he
borrowed-a scraper.
W. B. Cypher's sale last week was a
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1911-03-11
BIG CREEK

A nice rain fell along the line Mon
day night.
Harrison Kingsley is building a
new house for himself and wife.
Mrs. w. P. Clark visited with Mrs
Mary Glass and family last Tuesday
afternoon.
Miss Josie Teeters attended the
Golden Belt Teachers association at
Hays, Friday and Saturday.
G. w. Henderson, of Ellis, returned
from California and other western
states and reports grand time.
The Florida fever is at white heat
just now; lots of people are restless
and are wondering what they will get
Conditions are favorable for a bump
er wheat crop in this part of the
state this year and we hope for the
best.
B. E. Furbeck, John Ruppe and
others left Ellis Wednesday evening
for Florida to attend the sale of the
Everglades.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Fuller, of Glen
coe, have rented their farm, loaded
their household goods and stock on
the cars and gone to Abilene to re-
side.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1911-03-11
Threshermen at Wichita

Threshermen of Kansas, Okla
homa, Texas and other south
western states will gather in
Wichita for the days of March
IA. Is and 16, during the conven-
ton of the Interstate Associa-
tlon of Operating Threshermen,
whose membership covers all of
the states of the Southwest.
Only one meeting of thresher-
men will be held at Wichita this
year, and rousing time is sChe-
duled. The second section that
has heretofore held later meet
ing there, have called their
people for Hutchinson sometime
in Nav.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1911-03-11

Many sick around here.
Saturday was a very busy day
in Collyer.
The past few days have been
like summer.
John Ebeling is reported as
being very ill.
Ladies' Aid met with Mrs.
Ward Thursday.
Ed Guschensky is taking in
the sights in Florida
Geo. Glantz- purchased a new
horse of F. j. Spena.
The plasterers are at work on
Rev. Ziegenfuss' house.
Mrs. ]. Hartsfelt has recover
ed from her severe illness.
Mrs. Jas. Tague spent Tues
day with Miss Belle Glenn.
Farmers around here are plow-
ing and sowing spring crops
Mrs. Lizzie NJ. Spena and chill
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1911-03-11

grand success, a large attendance and
every thing sold well.
The school-board met at Otto Col
borg's, Wednesday evening and tran
sacted business in general.
Grant and Ida Wagner and Miss
Alice Cross spent Sunday evening
with Otto Colborg and family.
Otto Colberg, the Riverside butch
er, marketed a dressed beef at Ellis
last week. Otto is hustler and knows
how to make the dollar.
George Hottie works for Frank Ed
wards, Ralph Mckenzie having quit,
as he is going to farm for himself; a
good move, let others follow.
A light shower visited these parts
Monday evening, accompanied with
considerable lightning and thunder,
some thing unusual for this time of
the year.
Ernest Lang is busy these days
raking and burning Russian thistles,
getting the ground ready for listing
which will soon begin if this weather
continues.
Sunday, being an ideal day, Grant
Wagner took advantage of same and
went buggy riding with Miss Cross
Grant imagines every thing is fail
and square in love and war.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1911-03-11
Buys City Central

Chas. A. Kee, of Wa-Keeney,
purchased the Sharon Springs
city telephone system yesterday,
and took charge at once. We
understand Mr. Kee will erect a
new central and residence north
of Ed Carter's office building as
soon as possible. We are glad
to welcome Mr.. and Mrs. Kee to
our city Blanch Roach re-
ceived telegram from her
parents in Trego county that it
was necessary for her to return
home and was compelled to leave
school immediately.-S b aron
Springs Commonwealth.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1911-03-11

dren were callers at Mrs John
Glenn's, Sunday
John Glenn and family spent
Sunday with VIM. LOrimer and
family.
The Kellum sale Tuesday, drew
a large crowd and everything
sold well.
Mrs. VIM. Lorimer and family
spent Wednesday with Miss
Belle Glenn
Mr.. Sullivan, of Wamego,
Kans., was a Collyer visitor
Wednesday.
The grand millinery opening
will be March 25th, unless
weather is unfavorable.
Our teachers attended the
meeting of the Golden Belt" at
Hays last Friday and Saturday.
The colored show Monday
evening, drew a fair sized crowd
and the show was reported good.
Misses M. Flick, Barbara Ivan
and Alma Eavers attended the
Golden Belt" at Hays. Satur-
day.
Messrs. Harry and Chas.
Lucas and Chris. Hildebrand
spent Sunday evening with John
Glenn.
Jas. Tague and wife, r. J.
Tague, Jas. Walsh and wife spent
Sunday with John Walsh and
family.
Mrs. Mall and children and
Mrs. Joe Razak and little daugh-
ter spent Tuesday with Mrs
{ has. Seirer.
A ball game Sunday between
the Collyer mines, was witnessed
by a large crowd. The kid
nine was defeated.
The marriage of VIM. Polv-
kosky and Miss Nellie Brown
took place Wednesday evening.
March 1st, at the home of the
brides father, Louis Brown, and
Rev. Chas. Harper was the Off
ciating minister. The wedding
was witnessed by only the i'm
mediate relatives of the contract
ing parties. These estimable
young folks are too well known
in Collyer to need any comment.
They received many useful and
beautiful presents and are at
home to their many friends in
their coy home in town. May
they live long and be prosperous
and happy is the wish of their
many friends.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1911-03-11
CORRESPONDENCE
VODA

Christ Wolf sold his half section of
land to R. Owens.
Adolph Schwanbeck purchased two
colts from DIR. Cox.
Mrs. Ralph Kristof has a severe
attack of neuralgia.
This vicinity was visited by nice
shower Monday night.
Mr.. Down is erecting fence
around his lumber yard at Voda.
Mr.. Vandewaters made business
trip to the county seat Saturday.
Miss Ethel Carpenter attended the
Golden Belt Association at Hays.
Ernest Mensing is all smiles for he
is the possessor of set of twin calves.
Ralph Kristof was the first man to
start his gang pillow in this neighbor-
hood.
Frank Bordovsky has gone to Wa
Keeney to work ON the rail road
track.
Mr. and Mrs. Down and family are
nicely domiciled in their new home
at Voda.
Mrs. Geo. Kristof, Mrs. w. d. Aus
tin and Mrs. r. Owens spent Monday
with Mrs. G. Thiel, of Collyer.
Mr.. Cox has erected a large ma
chine and garage shop at Voda. Mr..
Cox is an automobilist and his friends
should be proud sof the opportunity
Mr.. Cox has given them Let the
good work go on.
Robt. Kirkendan departed for the
coast Wednesday night. We are sor-
~ to lose Mr.. Kirkendall from our
midst as he was one of Trego's best
business men. We wish him much
success in his new undertaking as our
loss will will be their gain wherever
he resides.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1911-03-11
School Reports

Report of school district num-
Der Al, for the month ending
February "a. Those neither alb
sent nor tardy: Ruth and Glenn
ence Hooper, Hazel and Irene
Eaton, John and Hazel Briggs.
Mabel Kirkendall, teacher.
Report of Excelsior school,
district %. Number enrolled
SO; average daily attendance 1928.
Those that received certificates
of award were: Herman, Dora
and George Folkers, Adam,
Lenny, Ismal, Marion, Lizzie,
Anna and George Defines, Mary,
George and Willie Mai. Pearl
Hall, teacher.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1911-03-11
DEEDS, NOT WORDS



It's not words but deeds that prove
true merit
The deeds of Doan's Kidney Pills,
For Wa-Keeney kidney sufferers,
Have made their local reputation
Proof lies in the testimony of
Wa-Keeney people who have been
cured to stay cured
Mrs. d. A. Henkel, Warren St.,
Wa-Keeney, Kans., says: "For sever
al weeks / suffered from lameness
across my back and at times there
was a dull, throbbing pain through
Kidney Pills advertised, / got box
at Gibson's Drug Store and the first
few doses relieved me. One of my
friends has also received great bene-
fit from Doan's Kidney Pills. State
ment given April ID. 1907
CONFIRMED PROOF
On July I, 1910, Mrs. Henkel said
II am pleased to re-endorse Doan's
Kidney Pills for / think more highly
of them than ever During the past
year / have had no need of a kidney
medicine and have enjoyed the best
of health
For sale by all dealers Price sc
cents. Foster-Milburn Co.. Buffalo
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan's-a
take no other.
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II have been somewhat costive,
but Doan's Regulets gave just the re-
suits desired They act mildly and
regulate the bowels perfectly -
George B. KraHse, 800 Walnut Ave,
Altoona Pa
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of Salina, will be at the American
House. Tuesday, April 18th, FL
lis. April 18th, prepared to treat
he medical and surgical diseases of
the Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat, and
glasses scientifically fitted
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Abstracts of title made promptly
at reasonable rates. w. H. Swiggett.
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For Sale

Good heavy young team, single har-
ness, seed oats, seed barley.
4S-tf J. T. w. Cloud
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For sale-Good black seed oats, 4Oc
if bought soon; extra good white kafir
corn seed, 75c; some speltZ. III. E.
GlantZ, Collyer. 50 3t
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Taken February 10th, 3 cows
/ roam. / red and l yellow COW.
Owner can get same by paving dam
ages and notice. Henry Ropers,
northeast of town.
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For Sale-Seed barley at my farm
- miles northwest of Ogallah. Il.
B. Hays.
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For Sale-A few full blood white
Plymouth ROSTERS. Geo. Myers,
Hardware Store. 1t
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For Sale-2OO egg incubator, near
ly new, very reliable hatcher, matches
over 80 per cent of the eggs. Mrs. FL.
w. Finch, phone 81. PIT