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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-07
Nra GruSbp, q. 8.

Wi bapbe / @aar tsrt % itaoiet @eir
til Ben 3bic Suni, men ba bra9eoe BET
lbs meb ct iaa poloipmt 8esn. at Gle
Ntprer og @Gtte fplotes til Sreoocn, %
8eberipenbene mad MI tor'tdtte 1t9
2nneitspler. ON Sc aater Jig paa Srler@
fnrb. If Tebermser er Der life mango
ioien, ia bisie er iom Solt / en- Sane@
flot. Ser pilbe netop bGre Steoet for
DC mango e~ftereIemte Yiger / gfinneS
1pta % gSisconiin.
Grosbp Iisser 80 @iI belt for @inot,
q. ., og CT Hetsirbet / Sibioe Count
III. Set er ell pen @b meo s a 8
general torres, 4 Banter, 4 Soteller,
3 NeIt%auranter, 2 @nrberltier, 4 Serns
parebutifer, 3 Npotbefer, 3 Seleltaloe
FAINT Soipital. WelmeGe, Iutomobil9a7
raae Off. gpen bar 10 Sernbdner, nems
Iie @rcat Nortbern % SoosSanen, Der
Far bber lin Citation. o9 lad Ell Der I
@lepatorer.
On penIig 6ilien til SlaNets Heoaf.
Tor % bets mango SGlere. lddoel
MinneIota Ioml / andre Stater.
Carl Is. Suno.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-07
Sra Sturacpn Cafe, Minn.

Weo Oct innrme hi lenoer Setalineen
for "9ecornbsY oiten" nil ieg ina Sou
til at meloe Iiot ira Stureeon GATE.
Scr err biitnot life mango Norite, men
ieg beb Set er iaa moriomt at IGie aors
reI%ponbancer fra Dc forifieIiee Steber,
og icg interesicrer mig iirr me8et for
SoIt fra min @iembp S~taOanger. Nit
Tigenabn bar Inua sbrabamien, % Oct
funbe bGnbe at rlogen fienoer mis-.
Wit Nnbn er III glnua 90. Sperlano.
Set blep ioranoret ior 10 Iar lioen.
Seq opboIbt mig i 3 Par i England %
bar M II S(ar pGret her. Set baooe
NOT nRret Norro at beIe9c Norge I
CONNER, men ieg lifer mig ogiaa 9oot
/ @nterifn. Min Wano er fra Ncrs
itrano, S%tananger Sln,t, % pi bible
gierne bere fra andre S%tnpan9ere Der
/ Niinnelota.
Ser Far hi mi haht nte9ct @e9n, bull
fet bar bragt nltirg til at bore, men
ser fan pgiaa bIibe for meaet az bet
aooe, ba @erene bliper for bleoe. Ser
bar meeet %ioranoret Jig iioen ri Tom
biz. Ser CT III Seleion, mepens llncle
Gam brineer Dor Toit Ii9t iii StleSs@
ren. %i bilbe giernc babe no9le Here
norife Splt Der, og "a Der er no9le
Sarmc at faa til rimelig Tris. lad
tlnoc ser blipe Naab, bernnco.
gn pcnIig 6ilien til Soften" og
bens 0piere.
Mura 90. Sperlano.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-07
IRA .Gcuiett, @urtb Co., So,un.

Set er nGiten pperflcbi9t at berette
nogct fra bette Gountp, "a "&olten"
ofte har &orreiporbnncer herira, men
libt oil ieg BOG ifrioe, on life for anpet
iaa BOG for at tatfe "Tolten"s &orres
iponhent for Be mango interesiante @es
retnineer fra @ortb Gorntp.
Seq Ter / @lnbene, az Solt ipaar ct
ri9ti9t aronanr, % oet er pei at buite
pad, at hi er iaa tilbpieliee til at giere
inie Sberilae, men at bisie ofte life
ilnnr til. Ser Ter BOG nlting pent I'D.
troSs at hi n9iten bar bart for mcaet
Hegn, men Innet beNre er Def at babe
iormeoet ei1b iorIibet beraf. % meget
trrnge5 ser ogiaa pna oernc Sib al
Inret.
Set er me9et interesiant at IGie Sres
nc og @eretuinger ira foritieaiae G9ne,
"a bet brinaer oS iii ar tGnfe liot pdd
bore Weomenneifer % huorlebes De lcs
Der. eutelte ipneS ar tro, al Snrn1ernc
or N(ariag iii &c beje Yriier paa 2eos
nctsmiolcr, men &c. iom gisr %iaaoanne
@auItanhe, bar fun liben Snoiigt |
6armernes 2uStpater % llogiiter. 6ors
men lit haaroe grbeioc bar 6drmeren
heie 2onnin9er al betnle for Irbetoss
hirlp. 90 set CT life altio ban III ncs
aen @ris fan crhoIbe 3iGlp netop naar
Sen trrnecs. SoaD 0runoen fan barre
til sc beie Triier pan 2ipsi%ornsoenbes
Der er bel life iaa gpot at ii8c. men
ooo fer bi az % iii nosct, iom brineer
os til OF tpnfc. Gi timber, at Sarme'
rem of oa iii tritiiercs, naar bon fors
ieaer ar ipdre liot, for Grempel
naar ban ierSer iii bisie Supplp 5ons
les otter ct os anoet ban trGn9er. ga
pil ban eierne / 2pfaIblabene baanes
berior. Nen jeg unbrer mig a bpao
biloe ife, ON 6armprooufterne ioIate5
9iennem ct lignenbe Spitem ionl aiebs
manhsparer, nentli9 gienuem Sanoe!ss
reiienhe. Nnnr man refer pda Serns
banernc og inettaser ben itore Glare
SanbeIsreiIenbe. iaa cr Oct nGiten srr'
iulot ar bet9nfe boab Sor6riaeren her
mna lenne. Set er life Smnaiirumer.
ser fer er Sale ON, % ale iom mad
fisbe oisIe @arer er meo at betnle. Set
Set cr biitnot usbnenSiet al babe enbeI
al Sisie SanbeIsreiienee. men life Ell
iaaoan SGrIfare. os ies 6ar bert Sauos
lenSe iiae. al Sc er rent iiepe az ale
bisie 8eiienSe. iom itaoig b9naer oper
bem. IA. ie hette tror iea MI er en-
aariaa I'll De bciere Yriier paa Sissfors
nsSen6eSer. gnteIte pil bel he ii9 bag
2ret oe ii9e. at Senne 6pren Der life peo
peo boab han ifriber ON. IA. bet Tan
bel inn nGre. men -,
SiIiIut oil ies iatte "Poiten" 90
bens Yerionale for aIt bet sooe Saisitoi
hi fdar aiennem Sens Spalier. - Eat
aIleiammenl 6. 8. Toen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-07
sra Nlrneaaarb, Hprtb Eafotu.

arne9aaro er en- tripelig IiSen 2onosz
BY, iom borer mco burtiee Sfriot, Speu
bar pGret al megen @etponing bette
aar. ga "@reat Nortbern" Sembaneu
bar bnasst lin 9inie bib, % grnesnaro
ril iorbIipe @nben al 2inien for ell Sib.
Sc bp9ger MI pibere til en- MY Citation.
&atiorb, men bet bill tage en- lGreere
Sio at iuIofere arbeioet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-07


loarbeicet fur ifanoinauiife ,SuS.
boloninacr / amerifa, uil l9re lem
bennc 9nnit.
Otter oenne BOG fan Ser looes
6aa0c iolio gommeIldnoif scott %
amerifanife Retter al enhuer yrt.
Get Tiger lig ieLu, at oen oplpier ON
alt. iom ongodr 9agnmg, Outlining
0. I. D. 0eSuoen uil man iinoe man.
ge gooe Hoao. boorai baa0e sueoe %
uspc6e Softer fan bpite 2Groom.
gi oe pigtigite Mint ifal irembp.
ues: @rsS % gasnins, Snpper,
Srnatsrpo, Salnter, Saucer, Eno.
Sinser, Cmclsttcr, Bier, @clecr %
Sce.Greaut, ETC., Srifftuarer o. I. b.
st intere3iant 5iGpg er Ell 2titc
.ouer Cro i 6u3boIouiugsiproset,
iom er iorifie(lige paa gtorit %
Gonif. % en- Iianenoe Cite oper
norife og enaelite Gro, iom benpttes
/ SuSboIoningeu.
WanI 90 gGat er angioet eiter set
hertiaano8 brlaeIi9e Spitem, % meo
oetteS @enGpueIier. 9f pruftiife
@rliroe err oog oet meite blepet no.
reJnet / anpper og Sfeer.
9oaen 319 SiOer meS Sali.
itrationer - cr gobt og inluft inc.
bunoet % foiter frit tifIerot St.00.
Web "Eoiicn" ct Mar / Torfuo
$500.
=. Gnmneien Ymbl. 60,
Seeurab, Soma.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-07

greuifrineren iraraaoer enbper
iorelsbiJ at reiie til 9ura mebmin.
ore ban pna 6orbaan6 err iifret ar.
beioe. Ar6eioSIssbeoen er for Eic.
bliffet itor.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-07

Gosn. Sa. nh faar isg lutte % 'aa
ianr Sc iii, iomt ueo mere; men petite
CT Def besitc CT Sarmeriones 'ilTlpenpe
Sinare % uspintc aannsirTfter Tan
prritcrc.
SeuIia Silien til 8eealisr % Ytso'
iicnere iamt @Iaeets 2Glere.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-07
IRA Yeraas, Dlinn.

Rin Subfription uolsber ben soe
Yaai. % na ri ibas ifriper ben 14ne,
iaa maa iea itpnSe mig. susrs tuuoe ies
tomnie paa SparteIiiteu. See fan life
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-07

30

iieterne er M. iaa piI Der bIibe roeet al
trGite o9iaa til &eiteu. Snar lutte
mtb en- penli9 6ilien til "2ecornheI 30
items YerionaIe 90 nenS mango 2Gs
icre. Sons St. SaItlplet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-07
Vt Aoge Ct cit Stunt.

"SfanSinaoiif :lnitrcr;t aOscbOs",
uoarbcieet for ifanoinaoiifc SaS.
boloninssr / Amerifa, oil lGre lem
oennc 6nnif.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1914-09-19
House Destroyed by Fire Near
OeaIlah

Last Saturday forenoon the
residence of w. Blevins, who
lives south of Ogallah was de
stroyed by fire. Mr.. Blevins
and wife had come to Wa-Kee-
ney to attend the farmers picnic
and had only been in town a
short time when word was
phoned to them that their house
was burning. 1t was a fine resi-
dence and was insured for $25OO
which partly covers the loss.
The origin of the fire is
mystery as no fire was left in
the stove and matches were in a
closed glass jar. It is a great
loss to Mr.. and Mrs. Blevins and
they have the sympathy of their
friends in their misfortune.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1914-09-19

tresh beef at Bakers. adv
Fresh pork at Bakers. adv
Smoked meats at Bakers. adv
Money to loan. See E. D. Wheeler ad
For Sale-Grain Drill in good run
ming order. ]. r. Wilson.-Adv. 26tf
rWanted-1 team of mares, weight
11oe J. L. Knox at John Grabner's.
Black Strap Moiasses for hopper
dope, 35 cents gallon. The Star
Grocery.-Adv
For Thoroughbred black Gal
aoway bull, years old. S. Lofstead,
Ogallah, Kans.-Adv- %.
The increasing demand for White
Elephant Flour is proof of it's better
qualities. Get it at the Star Grocery.
Adv.
White Elephant Flour means 'HThe
Best" We guarantee it-ro chance
for you TO lose. The Star Grocery
Adv-lo.
For Sale-Awery thressfng outfit in
good order, 30 horse power engine,
36x6o separator. L. A. KThGt, tCollyer-
Kaus.-Adv-l2
No better way to Judge White
Elephant Flour thar by using it
your morrey back If 3trioesn't please
The STAR sGrocery.-AGav.
Mr.. aand Mrs. Wsfl Lessor enter
tanned Is number of friends last Sun
II NJ
Ahl and children of louisville, Nebr
Epsvorth League, NJ Il. Church
Sunday, September 40, 1914, toe p. M
Subject Epworth League Studies
Leader = Miss Charlotte TAYLOR
Everybody welcome.
FroB now on Through Septealfse'
is the time to get ,yeur Americas
Ever'beering Straw berry plants d
SLIGO per hundred at residence OF A
j. MGGoAum, North Elm ST., Wa-Kee
ney, Kansas. Adv -26 At
r. Mr.. and Mrs. Wan. Smith enter
tanned large number of friends ou
last Friday evening in honor @
Mrs. Chas. Ali of louisville, Nebr
The evening was spent in dancin,
and a delicious luncheon was served
J. W Graybin, Strand Maste
Workman of 3he Ancient Order o
the United Wo-kman, Syill deliver
public address at the Court House
Tuesday, Septem Der -. 1914, AT 2:3
p. m. Every body is iHeited TO at
tend. Come out and hear wha<i h
has to say about Fraternal Insur
.anoe. o. a Cortrisht, Master Work
maE.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1914-09-19
Federated Club Notes

Tuesday evening will be what
is called Presidents evening and
the program promises to be one
of more than ordinary interest
as Mrs. G. B. Walker of Norton,
State President and Cora B.
Lewis of Kinsley, one of the
mem bers of the State Board of
Education will give addresses,
and as both are speakers of abil-
ity it will be worth while to hear
them. Excellent music will also
be furnished. The public are
invited and especially urged to
attend this meeting
On Thursday afternoon from
800 to 400 O'Clock Childs ,
Welfare or Better Babies con
test will be held at the Court
House as part of the Federated
Clubs program and will be in
charge of DR. w Y. Herrick of
this city. All babies from six
months to three years are eli
gible and a number of boy babies
from one to two years are espec-
tally desired to be present All
mothers of babies the ages men
toned above are urged to be
present. as the meeting will be
one not only of passing interest
but one of helpfulness and in
struction- Many new thoughts
and ideas will be gained that
may prove of vital Importance to
many mothers. Mothers be
sure to come out and bring the
babies.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1914-09-19
Answered the Last Roll Cali

Joseph Andrew Law was born on
June l. 1880. died September 2, 1914,
age 81 years, ) months aad sdays He
was united in alarriage to Mary
stewart at La-HaEp, ILL.,, December
Is, 1861. To this nnion syere born
eleven children, eight girls and three
boys, all living: Mas. Jennie Vail,
Mrs. Luella Garnes,NPeETy Law, VIM.
Law, Mrs. Ada Selby, Mrs. Kate Bar
Der, James Las Mrs. Flora Sellers,
Mrs. Maude Billips. Mrs. Nora San
Giers, Mrs. Clara Riley. They have
thirty-tixe living grand children and
nine living great grandchildren.
He served thirteen months in the
civil var. having enlisted in Com
pany H. 5sth Illinois Volunteer In
fantry.
The funeral was held September
L and the remains laid TO rest in Wa
Keeney cemetery. Xxx
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1914-09-19

La o.. Nudge OF Burlington,
Iowa, was in the city this week
looking after his land interests.
Jack Schader was in from the
Saline, Friday morning, and in
formed US that J. M. Byrd has
sold his section south of Bob
Kinks to party in Osborne.
Lost-At depot Thursdas even
ing "a purse containing address
of Mrs. Thomas Ewing. Finder
will be rewarded by addressing
P. P. Shuler. r. 1. Wa-Keeney,
Kans.
Jim Zeman is the luckiest fell
low in Collyer township besides
threshlng $4,000 bushels of
wheat his wife presented him
with twin girls one day this
week.
1. T. Purcell left Thursday
evening for Topeka where he
com bined business with pleasure
by attending the State Fair. He
will stop off at Manhattan on his
way home.
The following attorneys from
abroad attended court this week
G. M. Holmquist, E. A. Rea and
J.iShutts, Hays; l.. II. Beardsley
Russell; Judge Lee Monroe, Cy
rus Monroe, J. II. Mcclure. Ed
win O'Neil, Topeka; J. r. Par
sons, Quinter; David Richie
Salina.
The following relatives from
abroad attended the W. G. Olsol
funeral last Sunday: M. o. Will
hanson of Galesburg, H.; F. M
Williamson of Kansas City; JOIN
William son, Wataga, H.; Georg
and Cora Williamson, Charlton
Iowa; Mrs. ]. P. Ackerson, Re
Oak, Iowa
Last Saturday the Farmers
, Union held a picnic in the cour
, house yard. The attendance wa
not as large as could be desire
and the day was windy an
dusty, but despite the dra7
backs they report fine tim
and many splendid speeches I
mong them A. Docking, who is
speaker of reputation and is we
informed concerning all the il
terests of the farmer. His speec
x was said to be most excellent.
: splendid dinner was served
J the basement of the court hou!
: and all report very pleasa
n and profitable day.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1914-09-19

since. I now take 1t when 1~contract
a cold and 1t soon rids the system OF
any catarrhal tendencies.
Over Ten Years AGO.
at would not be without Peruna-
Although 1t was over ten years ago
that / first gave you my testimonial.
am of the same opinion as when i
wrote 1t, and give you the privilege to
use 1t as you see At. I still use Pc
runa when 1 think 1t necessary. am
recommending 1t to my neighbors
whenever a chance occurs.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1914-09-19
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank the friends and
neighbors also the old soldiers for
their kindness and help during the
illness and death of our beloved hus-
band and father.
Mrs. MARY LAW
AND CHILDREN.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1914-09-19

Subscribe for the World-oldest pa
per in the county.
The pains 81 neuralgia seldom fan %
Yield to DIR. Miles Anti-Patn Pills
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1914-09-19
SATURDAY. SEP. 10, 1914


Wheat is gradually climbing
up again.
Wanted-Farm hand. julius
Harries. Adv-29.
Charlie Rboades is taking in
the fair at Topeka this week.
Carol Kelley is confined to the
house this week with an attack
of appendicitis.
L. G. Johnson spent most of
the week in Ellis looking after
business matters.
VIM. Caskey and the Musgrave
brothers of Ogallah township
attended court Wednesday.
The photo studio will be open
until October 5th. Get your
picture took. ADV. %.
James Walsh and Bob Tague
were in from Collyer township
Wednesday attending court.
The photo gallery will be open
until October 5, 1914. Now is
| the time to get your picture
taken.-Adv. 90.
Miss Elizabeth March of ST.
Joseph, Mo-, is assisting Mr..
Bean in his photo studio. She
is an expert workman.
Elk County treasurer, Q. M
Bell, was up from Utica last Mon
day, He looks fine and says be
is enjoying the best of health.
W, A. Eppler was up from
Ellis this week looking after bus
mess matters. He reports sales
good and collections castings up,
| Peter Mai, one of the big farm
ers south of town raised 1917
bushels of wheat this year
! Peter rs all smiles over his goot
fortune and says he will sell whel
II ne CESS S1:00 per bushel.
Il e. "A. Courtney, a merchant a
4 Wa-Keeney, was up ever Sun
day and took the Mrs and Iitth
Vernon, who had been visitins
at Grandpa Scott's back witt
lhin.-Oakley Graphic
5 Rev. johnson of Naaka, Kans
occupied the pnipit of the M
f. church last Sunday evening
and preached an excellent ser
mon. Rev johnson was paste
Of this church twenty gears age
Joe Halbleib was called all tn
way from his big ranch in River
side township to attend cour
Wednesday Joe says its a 4oni
{ ride to tell how little a felloy
knows about public sentiment
etc.
Rev. D. Otis Gunckel and wifi
E of Cove City were Oakley visit
: ors Thursday. The ride an e2
: celsior motorcycle and Otis say
they make four or five hundre,
miles q week on their trips
!, Oakley Graphic.
Miss Irene Howat left Mon
day morning for Wellesley, Mass
where she has accepted pos
j ton teaching Mathematics an,
; Physiology in the Wellesley CO.
! lege for young ladies. Mis-
Howat is a Kansas Universit.
graduate.
Wanted Horses. Horses, Hor
! ses. I viii buy four saddle hon
ses from Z TO 10 years old an,
: from 900 to 100 lbs, in goo
: flesh. sound and without blem
ishes. me at once at tn
Blue Front Implement House
A. NJ. Finley, Wa-Keeney. Kan
sas.-Adv. %.
Longren, the Topeka aviator
, shipped his machine to Cobb.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1914-09-19
Miss Irene Acre of Topeka. is


Another threshing outfit was
unloaded Tuesday from Lincoln
county and pulled south Thurs
DAY.
John F. Jones has rented the
room in the rear of the TregoI
County bank and will use it for
an Office.
Walter Spena is staying at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. J. w.
Spena and will attend school
here this winter.
Joe Poff is laid up this week |
with an attact of erysipelas on
his face. Here's hoping Joe will
be out again soon.
Chester Hudson left sample
of corn and sweet patatoes at
this Office last Saturday which
are hard to beat.
Lee Nelson of Abingdon, ILL.,,
arrived in the city the first of
the week. He is visiting friends
and looking after his land south
east of town.
An error crept into the
premium list last week: The
best six heads OF milo maize
should have been credited to
Hudson Harlan instead of Ches
ter Hudson.
The societies of the different
churches gave the Freshman
class of the High school a re-
ception last Thursday evening.
A good crowd was out and all
had a good time.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. T. Purcell and
, son returned last Monday morn
ing after a two months visit
with friends and relatives, both
in Iowa and Colorado. They
have purchased summer home
in the mountains not far from
y Denver.
: On Tuesday morning Misses
: Lucia and Hazel Jones left fol
Topeka to resume their studies
at Washburn college. Miss Mar
= jory Gibson accompanied then
as far as Manhattan where SHIT
: will attend the State Agricul
: tural college this winter.
The first number of the lee
\ ture course will be given Octo
Der 8 and the sale of season tic
kets will begin not later thai
o Saturday, October 3. The frs
n offering will be q strohg musica
number by four people, present
ing, readings, vocal and ipstru
D. mental duets, trios, quartettes
e and also a sketch in costumes.
10 The representative of tn
- Hydro Carbon burner that wa
demonstrated at the Treg
County Fair is now located at tn
j. J. Keraus Hardware store
This burner is guaranteed to no
= smoke or SCOT, makes a clean
hot, steady fire. Anyone cal
:, control 1t, you can have a ga
fire with absolute safety, where
ever you live at half the cost o
5, coal. Get your order in at once
i Adv-29.
= ". A Hiatt. of Franklin town
= ship. appeared before the Pro
- bate Judge last Monday morn
~ ing with his witnesses, c. M
Bell and NJ. A Cham berlain
expecting to offer testimony il
X proof of settlement and improve
p ment of school land. He wa,
n surprised to learn that Geo. Z
Il Stratton, of Cove county, wa
t. present for the purpose of con
:; testing his claim. Mr.. HAT
q asked for continuance whicl
% was granted, and Monday, Octo
e Der 9Th, was appointed for tn.
II hearing.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1914-09-19

Mrs. J. W. Phares is on the
sick list this week
F. w. King of Glencoe was a
pleasant caller Wednesday.
Jno. Zeman shipped. car of
cattle to Kansas City the first of
the week.
John G. Hixson and family at
tended the State Fair at Topeka
this week.
David Emery came down from
Quinter, Friday morning, to see
a live town.
Quite a number of Masons
from Ellis attended the funeral
of W. G. Olson last Sunday.
Rev. Allison returned home
Thursday eveing from Colorado,
where he spent his vacation.
There will be dance in Big
Creek hall on Saturday evening
September %, 1914. Everybody
invited.
G. M. Krhut of Collyer town
ship was a Wa-Keeney visitor
Tuesday and we acknowledge q
pleasant call.
W. E. CONFESS of Sterling, Ill.
was in the city the first of the
week and visited his two sons il
Graham county.
w. L. Olson left the first of thu
week for Cawker City, where h'
is associate editor and foreman
of the Cawker City Ledger.
M. Cham berlain of Franklin
township attended to bushes
before the probate court las
i. Monday and made us an agree
z. able
o. L. Cook attended the Stat
Fair in Topeka this week. MI
Cook has made many friends i
: Topeka during his term in tn
e Legislature.
John A. Nelson writes us tina
a he is slowly improving and tina
: he will be home the latter PAL
s of the month. This is good new
b.. to his many friends.
: Grover Hays purchased til
3 property occupied by J. v
. Bingham the first of the weel
4 This looks mighty suspicion
- that Grover will soon become
benedict.
/. Johnnie Hixso0 sold fifty hes
of two year cid heifers la
: Saturday at the stockyards. I'll
Napy Davis bought 25 head and I'll
= balance were sold to farmers
different parts of the county.
Joe Kopecky went to Hug
NJOfO., UIi0 Hf'SS VI UI0 WEEK W ne
/ he engaged in a wrestling mate
= with Geo. Walls, who will wrest
Jack Wood at the Air Don
y Saturday night.
Get your order in at once f,
re the Hydro Carbon burner ar
r commence to save fuel none
r. as well as enjoying the pleasure
g of a gas fire. where you now 1iv
W Ask for Mr.. Griffith at j. J. Re
{, aus Hardware store.
j. V. Jaeger, of Minneapoli
re Kans., was in the city last Fl
L day and made US an appreciate
< call. He owns land south
IS Voda and says we raised MOI
"a good stuff here off our $50 to s;
: acre landthan he did off his ST.
to $3.50 acre land there. \
n Chas. Hil!man moved his stoc
5, of good from the Osterkam
4 building into the Hickman roo
q opposite the post Office la.
u Thursday. He has well selec
: ed stock of dry goods and gro
y cries and invites all his O
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1914-09-19
Splendid Medicine
Stomach Trouble
ISuffered for Several Years
Peruna Restored My Health

Mrs. Elizabeth
r e u t h e r, No. sos
Twelfth St, N. w.
Washington, D. c..
writes IS: IT am
pleased to endorse
Peruna as a splen-
did medicine for
catarrh and stom- \
ach trouble, from =
which I suffered
for several years.
I took it for sew
eral months and
al the end of t
time found my hea
was restored and HI
felt splendidly e
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1914-09-19

Longren, the Topeka aviator,
shipped his machine to Colby
the first of the week and then
few across to Atwood a distance
of SO miles in 40 minutes. He
got lost in the dark but saw the
lights of the town and few
around and came down on the
fair grounds. causing quite a
little buzz in the Rawlins county
town--Oakley Graphic.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-08-29
Recently Incorporated


The following corporations have fl
ed certificates of organization at the
office of the secretary of State:
National Egg Carrier Co, organized
az Augusta for the purpose of carrying
on the business of manufacturing, buy
ing and selling and generally dealing
in egg carriers and kindred articles
and supplies, with 100000 capital stock,
of which nothing is paid in. officers
President and treasurer, e. NJ Leavitt
of Winthrop. Certificate filed Aug. 81,
1914.
The Mercantile Co., organized at
Portland for the purpose of importing
tea, coffee, molasses and other arti-
eles of merchandise and to sell and dis
pose of same whit $4,000 capital stock,
of which nothing is paid in officers
President, John I. Pagan of Portland;
treasurer, Harry NJ. Handy of Somer-
Vile, Mass. Certificate filed Aug. 81,
1914