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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-07-01
Sort Irtbmr, Ont, Canada.

Serran ppballe ebtoolIifelle Iosfet-
tim emf ferrun ieuraopat lapiet fe-
iGfuiin 20 p. 1915.
SiIoo Sitfarna Sorien, @aria 2ii-
ia Siibfonerr, IIli Maria Suominen,
Wartta gftino Senoricfion, Namie
&ristiina 8ainionp6d, SiIoa @aria
8iitala, Olga Suoma, SelIen &ini.
pelto, China &orpi, Olga Waria
Saili Sain1a Hifnnen Miine Santa.
men SDante &osfinen, Sobn 8iIliam
@eIto. @Iias Siiaffi Gorffa, &aIle
8ilpas Inberion, Spantte @illiam
&ruiisto, Sobonnes ". Stenbacf, @i-
no. Sobanion ia Sipari &iuisfanen.
&urIfaal ltsfofaa Siimalan ia.
naa lapiet, iofa on ppbdsid roarta-
tusia. Sumala ia Sanen ianania pp-
ipp iianfaiffiiesti. 3aiffi on tar.
buits mitd o%iringon oIla on.
S. llrpiIainen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-07-01

Suomi.O piston Observation-Disclosures
iai allefirioittamit harulliiefii tebtd.
mGfieen ilmoittaa raffaan oppilai.
tofiemme tiottaneen ipiime tilifaute-
naan tappiota, fen iiiaan fuin diff
pitanpt mafiaa melat pois. On pan-
tn liian palion riippumaan opiston
aineellinen toimeentlIo talou6enboi.
taiaSta. Olfoon ferta faiffiaan allie.
tirioittaneen puoIeIta ianotti, ettG o.
len Differentiation iellaiien iiiuren ium.
man feraamiieen, ionfa Spisto puo-
iittain tartpitiee iaofiepiin menoibin-
ia. Sttaesiani fafii pliotta fifteen I'd.
man taloustoimen mastaan liiotin it.
ieeni ia luulin poiipani iillG Iailla
toimia, ettd raffaan foulumme aineel.
linen tilanne iaataifiin fufoistufieen.
&aiffeni olen foittanit, olll,t plriibas.
ia ppbdG arfea, monesti pot ia pGi-
nat, miitta Ell ole onnistunrt.
Mlitta tGsid foulumme aineelliien
toimeentulon banfinnasia. iosia ia.
louoenboitaiat eimdt tabbo moioa al.
no teboG min palion fiiin pitGiii, Ell
fmGtfG iaa fofoon taripittaipia maroia,
tGsiG tparmasti onnistiitaan fiiin
ieurafunnat ia fania ottaa allan o.
mafieen ia Suomi.S piston fannatiif.
fen omafii melpoIliiuu6efieen. Sean,
ia follun fannattaa', on trnnettl ia.
~nantotapa. Seurafuntain eiiruforf'
iet ia alttius omaa fouliiaan atpusta'
maan antaipat file fananttapaii1li.
ben ia ~tiiottapat Siimalan iiunai,f.
fen.
8ield allefirioittanut fGGntpp fen.
rafuntain puoleen, ettd miippmGttG
toimeenpantaiiiin Suomi.S piston fe'
iaiublia faiffialla, misiG niitG Ell ole
WielG tGnG feiGnG pibettp. SiepiG
iublanauboia I1betetGGn mapaasti
forlumme taloustoimistosta ia nGitG
iilffinauboista NOTWITHSTANDING iubla.
merffeid tpoioaan mppoG 16 ientillG
Ifappaleen tuottaen liiGtiiloa iubIas.
ia.
TpptGfGGmme SiimaIan iiunausto
foulullemme ia iiunausta iillefin
tpolIe ia ubraufielle, jonfa Spistol-
lie teenIme. Slman SSumalan iiunaiis-
ia tpomme baipuu tpbjddn.
9. Smonen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-07-01

itiesfdii tunnel fplmppttd ia raftari.
oettomuutta. Silloin iit1 aIetaan
omia mirbeit1 eifd bilo.
matafaan min palion toisten. Silloin
tiilee rattailtta Sumalan ianaan. Gil.
loin riennetG6n iinne, misid plibtaa.
no faifuu meriemanfeliumi. Silloin
eli tlle fpipmpfieen onto pubuia oppi.
nut maifo oppimaton, montafo prot.
ia ie on folliia fGpnpt. 81 tiile fpIp.
mpfieen, fun ie paan ppipp raamatln
ianasia. Seeiufien neresii paan ia.
listaa ipnnit anteefii fliriimmilIefin
ipntiiille. SiitG maan tilee iiuoin
fpipmps. Silloin on raffautta gu.
malan ianaan. Saliitaan fltulla ia
ottaa pastaan tl1ota luitta ia tpanbaa.
Wlitta Sumala paratfoon, fuinfa pG.
ban on niitG, iotfa fGiittda npfpaifa.
no fautta tGmGn Iaaian Mmerifan fen
raffauoen, iofa pfiin tuntoamme lam.
mittGd. giimerfifii firffofuntamme
pbtpmis.aiia on oIlut ulfonaiien pob-
oinnan alaiiena pitemmGn aifaa.
&ummastafin firffofunnasta Iauiu.
taan mielipiteitd. Miitta mitG a,lt.
taa ulfonainen pbtpminen joliet en-.
men faiffia opettaiat ole &ristutIen
raffaliben lGmmittdmind iobtamasia
min iuuria a%iioitu. Sos iitG petolIi-
leila mielellG foetetaan pb6istGd, min
on iparma, ettd Ell iiitG tuIe ifina mi.
tadn. sos tunnot lGmpenee, Seeiuf.
fen raffaits pallitiee fummasiafin
firffofrnnasia, ennen faiftia opetta.
iisia, min ne menee pbteen aiman it.
iestdGn. faffaus iilloin pafottaa
pbbesiG tp0tG tefemGdn eipanfeliumin
laaialla laitumella. WeioGn iofaiien
pit1iii aiatteleman, olemmefo oifeita
aieita fen Serran fGbesiG, iofa mel.
bGt on ostanut. &oetammefo ola
mufana SiimaIan maltafunnan tpos.
ia. &rttiutaanfo iieluia Sumalan
ianan Gdreen, misia p,ibtaana eipan.
feliumi faiflill, mai oIlaanfo iitG
masta.tpon tefii0itG, foitetaan bGiritG
faifella taipalla, estetGGn ibmiiiG ia.
nan GGreen menemGstG eifG itiefGGn
mennd, eifG foboteta ristin lippua
forfealle fanian eteen, eifG &ristlsta
firfasteta iDntisten usfottapafii.
SdmG faiffi iobtiu iiitG ettei eletG
autulben ~tluuosia, eli n~aiitita itic
Seeiufien ipereH raitbaa, eli Seeiufien
meren noimd ioa ola fptpttGmGsiG
roffautta fpImiiu ipo6miin. Sites.
idmme Ell meisfd iitd ole. Saafoon
Seeiltfien raffous lGmmittGG eta G.
nemmin ia enemmin oliiimme pfii.
intellect Seeiufien 9risttflen perGdn
ia ettd fdii fGoesf6 fulfiiimme tai
waallista fotia fobti. OpetteliSimme
10 tGGllG loulamaon &aritIan funni.
off, maiffa beifostifin, taipaasia
tdpoelliiesti iatfaiffmme. aantafoon
SGn meitG faiffia fotiin toimuaieen
nimenid funniafii- ImenI
Iutllas iisforme
Olga SImonen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-07-01
ar~rNe-~Nr@
Mmrmiidrpi, Minn.

NIuluH lutltult Iullull ltcluu Putiiu-
human riennoista. Sbmiiet eldipdt
iof5eenfin termeinG. 81 ole enid
hiota pittdnista psfadfGdil, iota on
ollitt toto femG6n. SIma on fpllG
ipieId toto fplmdd, iosta fas'uulli.
ftilis on iaantt fdriid fopasti, ia on
pa oIlut balla.oitdfin, ioina paffanen
on ndpistellpt piffu.faspeia. Wittta
onpn iellaiiiatin fasmeia, ioita ei bal
la pat1e.
Mind tapaiin tdsid iofu pGipi fit.
fen fanial. Gust Saapaien, iofa ia
moi, ett6 bdnen maimonia fGipi iaf-
iasia ia tot tlllesiaan reippaan poian
alum, iota Ell balla ~ndpistele. SuIof-
fnan fubteen of ban reippaaIIa tini-
tetla ia aifoi rlltpeta aiuinbuonetta
mastatulIeelle iuurentamaan.
SdGllG oil taas post. 6. q. Nisia-
men bGnen mGdrGGmGlIdGn ajaIla te-
ferndsia tpotG bengen mainolla. SGn
pitt ttelia Ell fertaa berGttGpid pubei-
ia. Wr. Mbo pani flttirn 13 pGimdn
iHafii eta ieurafuntaIaiiet fofoon-
hiiIitpat bGnen iluteen buoneeieenia,
iobon ban miilttti aiumaar, ,ribista-
moan iitd. Suone on tooeIIafin faii-
mis-. Yast. g. @. @isianen oil mpos
lGsnd ia pitt bengelliien prbeen.
BaSt. g. q. Misianen oSti meiSGn
MISUNDERSTANDING SinIapionista fatii
Iottia pastapGdtG Como Sfiaien
biionetta ia tp0 loteina 10 aIettiin.
&aitpoa 10 teboadn ia %. 2unsren te-
Tee ,,rafolla fellariferrofien, iofa til.
lee "a ialtaa pitfG ia % ialf. leipeG.
Bnstori tulee emf FUN 5 tai 6 POI.
iuGn oifana 10 perbeineen tGnne ia fit.
ten alfaa puittpo. SGmGn f~irioitta.
Ia onnittelee pastorin tuloa perbei.
neen fesfuuteemme ia toitpon mpos
banen m%uuttonia ti,ottapan parent
paa meneStbstd ia iiunousta paiffa.
funnallamme. Bapit opat fplmomie.
bia Serran fplnonoinioilla. sos
fplfpGt bpm6d iiementG, min iaat flu.
naitfien militia, iotfa iitG pilielemGt.
SbmiSipo1n on pelto ia Si,malan ia.
ma on fiemeri. Wutta jos fplpetGGn
turmion iiementd, Min iaat tirmion
militia ia ie on falibeata ia fem Ioppu
pn eta ie tulella p~oltetaan. 81 mel.
Jet ia iiiaret, fpllG meilIG on ipielG
polio oppimista Snmalan iartan fpa-
Io8io acknowledgement ndboen. St-
tipa mibin firffofuntaan ~fiiiluman
leboen fGteenlG, min iiinG on ilmoi-
his, eta iielld ia iiella %paifasia OH II.
tornat ia mppoGGn fabpifuffia ia
pdSfettiG ia naisten fdiitoitG, fiis tGp-
oct morffinat. Sttafoapa meist1
oStuiittoa. W2e pioGmme perbe.ilta-
milo ia ie on taiinista. SiellG Ell ole
mitG6n m~DptGpG6. SiellG on poptd
faiiniisti ia oiStiffaasti fatettit mo-
nellaiiilla molitfailla ruiiilIa ia fiji
ben iaapi astua itiea6n %niripoitta-
moan. 4lippi fesfellG poptG1 jobon
faapi Parma roponia itie flfin minfd
bdlraa. SilniIuuoesia plibutaan benz
gelIiiistG oiioista ia lauIetaan beneel.
IiiiG Iapluja. Sd toinen pobe on I'd.
ma fiiin mennGGGn ieIlaista benfi-
I0G fuulemoon, jofo eIG1 fortpiaan
mboten faifesia pabeesia. 81 NUTS.
teta, eta iiinG tulee Siimalan mimi
bdimGistpfii ia pilfatufii. Sofa tab
too bpfpiG pGiipid nabbG ban billit-
foon fieleni1 niIppid %pubumaSta ia
GIfoon istiifo iiellG frisia ~piIffaaiat
iStuipat. 4utuas on ie, jonfa pabat
teot otuat onteefii annetitt ia ionfa
ipnnit peitetpt opat. Iiitiias on ie
ibminen, iolIe Ell Sierra foimaa pad-
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-07-01

tSan Soaquin ia Sirens 90. parbaat
maat. Sa toto Imerifan parbaat
maat otpat tGGIlG.
TGmG on uuii fontri. SGalld ei
ole olllit eritpistd %prumaista. Wert-
ia npt fuim farmarein periistama rli-
iinapb6istpS fuluttaa 100000 ril-
iinain ilmoitufieen, min ie iamalla
ilmoittaa Sresno 60. malta ia nos
taa iuuresti niitten bintaa. Sept oil.
III iiiomalaiStenfin alta Parma enem-
pi buomiota &ee6lepn firioihifiiin. =
Sept iuuri tdna paipand, fun on Wie-
Ia malta iaataDana, istlittamatoin-
ia maata $75-225, istltettiia ti,o-
tannosia olepaa maata 1926 600
eefferi. Na,lratte ia ianotte: fplldpd
iilla on bintaa. Saa iitd mield buo-
mennafin iamalla bintaa. @nii nuon-
no on maitten binta tGGIIG 10 palion
falliimpi. TGdllG on iofuiia iellai-
Tia malta, ioibenfa mielellGni ioiiin
ioltilpan fanialaisteni o~maiiuu6efii
ne on fobta t6poesiG ti,otannosia ole
mia malta 10, 20 % ia 60 eefferin
fappaleisia, toiiisia on biioneet pGGl-
I'd toiiisia Ell.
SiebGn, ett1 paIion iuomaIaisten.
fin ioufosia on ielIaista mdfed, iolla
on robot panfisia 21a ia 8 bros for
foa ipastaan. Site ban tefee tpotd
fa%iipofiesia tai tebtaasia, fofoo iuu-
rempaa pGdomaa iaaoafieen itielleen
fobin. TGllaista miestG on funnioi-
tettapa. Miitta jos teillG on 10 noin
1000, 5000 tai 1000 bolIaria, Min
iillG moitte tGGIlG p~erustaa' oman TO-
Time bebelmGtarboien fesfelle ia tu-
lette raballanne iaamaan palion i1u-
remman foron, frir mitG panffi tell
le tarioaa.
&eeolepn pmpGristollG on bptpGt
oliptpt tiet ia uuiia aletaart rafentaa,
fafii rai,tatieta fulfee &eeoIepn IGpi
iefd pieniG baarateit1 alma iielIG tGGI-
Id. WonelIe farmine on iGbfopalot
ia iGbf0lld fdppd weiilaitos. Meltein
iofa t%oilella iuomalaiiellafin OH 10
aittomabiili, paiffa ofpat uuoisaiut-
faita. Scum tulette &eeolepn Gan
Soaquin laafioon, tulette mailman
riffaampaan ia ibanampaon maan.
pilielpsieiltliun, mitG ernen olette
nGbneet ia pasta tuIette nGfemGGn.
Sulette biliaiieen ia rauballiieen
maaban. &eeolep ia fen pmpGrist0
on bppin usfonnolIista mGfeG. 12
fomead firffoa HeeolepsiG or tooistuf.
Jena iiitG. &apofat opot mposfin
.d1nestetDt fiinni, ne on muooostettu
mirfpoitusiuomapaifoifii toilet mis-
tG bienosti iitG tarfoitusta iparterr r..
iustettu.
&nningas-iofi faunistuttaa paliou
&eeolepn pntpGristoG ia forfeat Sier-
no 9efpaoan lumipeitteiiet miloren
barjanteet antomat file rubtinaaIIi-
len nGfoaIan.
Subannitfiena mietti &eeolepn
fristillinen ftiioriioieura eniimdistd
iiturta fenttdiublaania Sings &ipe-
rim parrella.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-07-01

eebefa, Wsinn.
Reidf. 2t p. 1915.
-. I-;.-~lI..~ srscc 4cESc
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1915-09-02
PROP. n. A. sCHwELGER WILL
ADDRESS TEACHERS FRIDAY

The rural. grade. and high school
teachers, with the exception OF
Abilene, Herington and the Dickin-
son county high schools. will meet
in the court house Thursday and
Friday. Sept. and 8. The teach
ers, who will teach their first term
this year will meet County superin-
tendent steen at ten o'clock Thurs
day morning. The Dickinson coun-
ty Teachers Association will reor-
eanize and elect officers at 0 o'clock
Friday morning and at 10 o'clock
Professor Raymond A. schwelger,
of the School of Education OF the
University OF Kansas. will address
the teachers. He is one OF the
ablest men in the educational work
in the State OF Kansas and all in
terested in that work should hear
him. Any one besides teachers who
would care to hear Prof. Schwelger
is invited to come.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1915-09-02

want, to ]. A. Denslow, Meade. Kan
Gas. Do 1t now.s 42-1Ot
FARM BARGAIN NEAR LIBER-
AL: Improved quarter wheat land
2h miles west of town. Well inn
proved; 100 acres ready for fall
wheat. Price $4,000. Write for
list. Land-Thayer Co., Liberal,
Kans. 44lOtW
FARM FOR SALE: $500. I Of
fer the NV 26-34-39, Stevens coun-
ty, ten miles southeast of Rolla;
good land, perfect title; $500, half
cash, time on balance. G. Il.
Hickok, Satanic, Kans. 19wSt
FOR SALE-80 acres located
about 8 miles southwest of Minneo-
Ia, Kans., good land and nearly all
in cultivation. Price, $40 per acre.
800 acres in Ford County, Kans., 4
miles from r. r. station and every
foot choice, level buffalo grass land,
unimproved. Price, $3.50 per
acre. Good terms.
FRANCIS L. McADAM,
A26w1Ot Dodge, City, Kans.
80 ACRES " mile Ottawa, 25t "a
clover, 20 a blue grass, 2 timber
"a orchard, remainder corn; Broom
house, cellar, barn, silo; $50 hog
tight. Very fine location, priced
right. 80 acres, 3 miles town, 80
blue grass, SO in cultivation; WE'LL
windmill, barn, good 4-room house.
$4,000, $1,000 cash, remainder at
6 per cent IL wanted. Your oopor-
tunity. Write for list of Northeast
Kansas farm bargain i.
MANSFIELD LAND co.,
A26w5t Ottawa kans'
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1915-09-02
GERMAN SOLDIERS AT FRONT
SMOKE ABILENE CIGARS

Albert Lenze sent can of cigars
to a nephew at the German front
June 20. Last week he received an
answer from his nephew saying that
it had been received on July % and
he answered the 10Th. The letter
Mr.. Lenze received had been opened
by censors and the place Of mailing
scratched out as was the postmark.
All that passed was that he was on
the western front. When Mr.. LenZe
sent the can of cigars he had to send
1t as a letter and not as a parcel for
the Germans will not accept par
cells, and the postage amounted to
forty-two cents. He sent the cigars
in care of the regiment of which he
was a member and 1t got to the
nephew in that way. The letter did
not carry any German postage and
Mr.. Lenze had to pay the postage
Of ten cents at this end. In time
of peace a letter can be sent from
Germany and be received here in
six DAYS, but now It takes thirty
DAYS or more. Mr. Lenze has anoth-
er nephew in the army in Russia.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1915-09-02
CHAPMAN WILL VOTE ON
LIGHT BONDS THIRD TINT!

Chapman, Kan, Sept. Chap
mans mayor and council announced
to the citizens at a mass meeting
that the sale of the city electric
light bonds was held up owing to
an error in publishing the election
PROCLAMATION. Two elections have
now been held. All the material to
build the lightning system Is
bought, and contract signed to buy
the current. The people ,Ihave
promptly petitioned the mayoT and
council to call another electioH and
complete the light plant as soon as
possible.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1915-09-02
Classified
Want
Ads
KANSAS

GARDEN CITY ALFALFA LAND
Il own and offer for sale 100
lcres shallow water lands, l to 3
niles east Garden City, Kan. Most
III in alfalfa now. Prices $50 to
$3.50 per acre, any size tracts. lib
ash, balance in 10 annual pay
nents. B. L. Hart, Owner, Kansas
,ity, Mo-, Commerce Bldg. 42-1Ot
BOTTOM FARMS-Corn, wheat,
,ats and alfalfa never fail on Sum
Ter county bottom farms. No rock.
10 overflow. Prices lower than COM
non upland in other parts of Kan
as. Be sure and write us for par
-iculars before you buy. Membrow
/ williams. Caldwell, Kan. 42-10t
$40 ACRES - Half cultivated,
f2 900: improvements; price $40
acre. Farms and ranches up to
I6.OOO acres. For best bargains In
Kansas, write, telling what you
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1915-09-02
The Best Tanning Mill

Farmers, clean and grade up
your seed on our late improved
Climax Tanning mill and grader.
Having made these mills for over
forty years, we claim them as near
perfect as 1t is possible to make a
mill. We have added a Dagger to
mill, also an elevator to elevate in
to wagon box. Can furnish pull
ley to run 1t by power or hand. We
sell direct to the farmer. w. Sulli-
van, Mfr, Salina, Kans. 2w4t
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1915-09-02
FLOOD CASE IN OCTOBER
TERM OF SUPREME COURT

The delegation OF farmers which
went to Topeka to see why the flood
case which is pending in supreme
court had not been hurried along. 9.
NJ. Brewster. attorney general, pro-
missed them the trial would come off
In October. Besides c. e. Rugh and
County Engineer Riddle, ]. J..
Dleakley, II. @. Kyle. William 'Bie-
seeker, and ]. ]. Wider went to To-
peka. Probably other damage suits
for the losses incurred by the farm
crs in this flood will be brought
later.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1915-09-02
OKLAHOMA

RANCH: 1900 acres, fancy coun-
ty, Missouri; fine lead and zinc on
land; already leased to good COM
pany; fenced and improved; fine
water and grass; 100000 feet saw
timber; price, $40 per acre, cash.
ERNEST ROSE, Avant, Okla,
19w3t
WHEAT LAND
We are selling wheat land in
Hansford county, Texas, only $50
miles from Greensburg, Kansas, at
1880 to $4,000 per acre, where
one crop has made enough to pay
Cor the land. We get I0c per BUSH
Ell more for wheat because we have
direct route to Galveston. Nice
level land, dark chocolate soil, fine
water. Let us. show you some Of
this land. w. s. MeNabb, Guymon,
Okla. 1sw1Ot
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1915-09-02
Christian Sunday School Picnic

The Christian Sunday school VIII
hold their annual picnic at the Cot
fenberger grove, two miles north OF
the Abilene cemetery, Friday, Sep
TENDER 3rd. Members of the school
will meet at the church at ten a. M.
Friday. The same plan Of furnish
ing edibles as used last year will be
followed this year. All Sunday
school members come and bring
your friends.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1915-09-02
TARKIO MOLASSES FEED
NEW MEXICO

NO FLOODS, droughts, cyclones,
tornadoes, hot winds or malaria in
the Artesia district of the Pecos
Valley of New Mexico; climate ideal
all the year; rich, productive soil;
abundant water supply; you can
prosper here growing fruit, live
stock and general farming and en-
10y a wonderful health giving cli-
mate; splendid combination
health and prosperity; write for
literature and exchange list, then
come let US show you this beauti-
tul country. United Realty Co.,
Artesia, N. M. 5w1Ot
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1915-09-02

Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
DiarrhOea Remedy.
This is a medicine that every fam
jly should be provided with. Collie
and diarrhoea often come on sud
denly and it is of the greatest i'm
portance that they be treated
promptly. Consider the suffering
that must be endured until a ply
stefan arrives or medicine can be
obtained. chamberlain Conc'
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy has
a reputation second to none for the
quick relief which it affords. OBJ
tainable everywhere.
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MISSOURI

CLOSING OUT SALE. Berkshire
and o. l. C. All classes. the best.
send your wants and bids, must
4ell. j. L. Avery, Billings, Mo.
39-10t
FAULKNER'S FAMOUS SPOTTED
POLANDS. We are not the origina-
tor, but the preserver Of the Old
Original Big-Boney Spotted Po-
ands. Write your wants. August II
midsummer sale. Address H. L.
faulkner, Jamesport, Mo. S9-1Ot
TARKIO MOLASSES FEED
Predigested Balanced Ration
proven to be the worlds leading
feed. Write at once for booklet
telling all about this wonderful
quick profit making feed. Tarkio
Molasses Feed Co., 561-67 Live
stock Ex., Kansas City, Mo.
19w1Ot
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LIFTS 90. SPECIAL

A new fall suit or overcoat for
$3.50. You can pick your own
color and goods from one hundred
samples, we will make the suit or
overcoat to your measure, deliver 1t
in ten days.
We guarantee that every garment
is all wool and will fit you perfect
ly; that they. are made to your spec
ial measurements. We also offer
to you this fall our famous all wool
Glue Serge coat and vest with two
pairs OF trousers for $3.50. The
greatest value on earth.
HARRY c. LIFTS co.
31eod-w
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BIsoHoFF ASKS OPINION
brewster Explains Spending OF
County's Road Money

Topeka Capital: At the next
meeting OF the county commission
ers of Dickinson county. George ID.
Bischoff. the county attorney, is In
tending to tell the county commits
sioners all about how they are sup
posed to handle the county's road
funds. S. N. Hawkes., in the office
Of s. NJ. Brewster. attorney general.
yesterday wrote a lengthy opinion
ON the matter, at the request OF the
county attorney. From the county
attorneys letter to Brewster IL
seems that the expenditure OF the
county road money has been lett
largely to the township trustees,
and that Il has been paid out with
out the vouchers prescribed by law.
In his opinion Hawkes. says, In
part:
There is one thing which ]
probably ought to call to your at
tention, and that is that the expen-
diture OF road funds r'"st b" made
with as much formally end are
as the expenditure of any other
fund, and 1t is the duty OF the coun'
ty commissioners to see that none
of the county road funds are mis-
appropriated. They cannot be used
upon township roads. They must
be used upon county roads, and be-
fore they are paid out to any III
dividual the county commissioners
rmust be satisfied by the proper
Showing that the bills are Just bills
against that fund. ! call your at
tention to q few sections OF the
statute in this regard. 1t should be
said that the automobile tax must
not be expended for purchasing sup
plies or for building bridges, but
unly for maintaining the county
highways, and the accounts should
be kept so separate as to enable tn"
county commissioners to prove by
the records that the automobile
fund has been used solely for that
purpose.
He also asks for more definite in
formation as to how the road funds
have been handled, and defines the
duties of the county engineer, add
ing IT do not think 1t proper for
any county commissioners to ignore
the engineer in planning work on
the roads" Numerous citations
from the statutes and court opin-
sons are cited, and then Hawkes.
adds:
81 do not make these quotations
a. suggesting that anything wrong
mas been done in your county, or
that there is any necessity for sug-
costing that there is need OF any
prosecutions under any Of these Sec
tons, but for the purpose OF en-
SMASHING the fact that when a fund
O. created by law that fund must be
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Is Raising Fine Peaches

J. B. Stoner, a former Dickinson
County farmer, sent this office
box of fine yellow peaches from his
orchard at Palisade, Colo. They are
fines ones, of excellent flavor, and
much appreciated. Colorado grows
some of the best fruit in the world
and Mr.. Stoner is located in a far-
ored section of that state.
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A Snap

Saturday, Sept. 4, Burnffam's will
give FREE with every $25 Rug or
Carpet sold, / American Vacuum
Cleaner, regular $500 cleaner. Here
is your chance to get a good cleaner
absolutely free. Our prices are as
low as the lowest; all marked in
plain figures. A look will convince
the most skeptical buyer Take a
look anyway, won't you. The store
where your dollar goes fartherest.
w. H. BURNHAM,
Successor to j. e. Vanderbilt.