Kiowa County Signal from Greensburg, Kansas • Page 8

BtTiland Happenings. dETfl SOMC CUfttOU LBTTERt Henry Shrader went to Greens- SALE burg Monday on legal Edd Roberta and fam'ly of Oklo SPECIALTY OF iioma old residents of this place are A r.ERRY CHRISMS, AND A HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL OUR PATRONS. tere visiting the family of S. Frame. Doc Owens had a very close call a ran away Monday.

The team became frightened at the Dehot ami SPxctu-ires ran toward town turning the cor EJWe desire to thank you one and all for ner and going up Main St. where they hit Mrs Marels telephone jiost throwing Dock from the buggy ai oruising him up some about the face. No serious damage wasdone, Dr Hostetter came in from Fow AT THE CASH BARGAIN STORE, Toys, Games, Dolls, Juvenile Books and many other novelties suitable for Christmas presents- your kind and extended patronage and hope- the courtesies extended to you" have been that you will continue to be customers of the Corner Drug Store. We have sold a vast amount of Holiday Gcods but we are still well supplied and think you can find what ypu want right in our store at Right Prices. Peculiar MiswlvM Received by Miss attic Hasradm.

Mist Beatrice Harraden It the recipient of many curious letters from unknown correspondents, a large proportion of whom are. men. 8hortly after the appearance of the German edition of "Ships That Past In tba Night" the received a letter from a German officer thanking her tor the pleasure atid stimulus he bad derived from reading the book and assuring her that he "prayed for her every night." He further described himself somewhat minutely. At recorded In the Grand Magazine, he was 48 years of age, antr-belonged to a Prussian cavalry regiment; It then appears to have occurred to the gentleman that he was writing to a single lady with whom he had no personal acquaintance, and, seised by the spirit of caution, he added the postscript: "This la not an offer of marriage!" Men may humble themselves In the dust to lady novelists, but not to the American woman, especially when she chances to be a writer herself. She counts it her due "to be even" at all risks.

Soon after the publication of "The Fowler" Miss Harraden received a letter, from a lady In the States whose name she bad never before heard. The lady had, however, written a book and made the magnificent offer to Bend Miss Harraden a free copy on condition that the latter would Bend In return a copy of "The Fowler." There was to be no suggestion of favor in the matter. The great unknown magnanimously added, "though I am aware that my book Is larger and costs more than yours, I am prepared to waive the difference In Biza and price!" ler Saturday night. Mr and Mrs Minor left Tuesday morning for a visit in Illinois. A.

II. McCarter was in town Mon Jay. Tom Caitthers got a car of coal Monday morning and was out short ly afternoon. J. W.

Ureenleaf has a few horses wsHcaan Bra J-Ls FALL AND WINTER in town this wejk looking for it: OTHE HOLIDAY MAN. TIME TABLE. CLAUDE C. BATMOND. fffl fin fill (fi iL' lyJlitii Gkkenshuro, Kjifa The "Kicbt to and from and between I COME IN AND EXAMINE OUR STOOa EYES TESTFD BY THE LATEST IMPROVED METHODS.

GLASSES PROPERLY FITTED. All Work Guaranteed. JKEEN8BURO. EaNSAB. FLY KITES HIGH IN AIR.

CHICAGO T. LOUIS UEMPHW KORIA ST. JOSEPH KAX.SASC1TY OMAHA DKiNVKR COLORADO SPUS. KOKT WORTH ST, PAUL MINNEAPOLIS CHINESE SKILL WITH AXES, wheat pasture. I.

II. Harris went to Hutoliinsun with hogs Monday. Mr and Mrs H. Whitlow left for Hutchinson Monday in response to a telegram that their daughter was very sick. W.

L. Biter is now a Justice ol the peace. He offers 1 1 for the first couple who have grace enough to stand for him to marry. He says he will guarantee plenty of wituessis Frank Phillips of Ureenslmi was in town Monday and Tuesday trying to make a Plunk. Mrs Edwin Fankhouser had another sick spell Monday night.

Mrs frank Kastou was in town ShilmuVy. Karl had a runaway Moir Jay iiinl cracked bis niumldur. kr and Mrs Y. ll. Bryant came Carpenters of Cathay Will Compare With Occidentals.

Naturally pre-eminent among the skilled craftsmen of China the carpen Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera Diarrhea Remedy i i ssgBB ii i Almost every family hu need i of a reliable remedy for colic or diarrhea at ome time during the This remedy a recommended try dealers who have told jt for I ipany yan and know ju value. has received thoiuands of i testimonials from arateful Deorjle. and everywhere beyond LKAVF. ORKEKSBCRO AS FOLLOWS Westuomid. No.

ft), Mail Express A. No. 4. Calif Mail (Throimb) 7:11 1'. M.

So. 61, Express I Stop P.M. Sj. 73 Local FreiKbt. (Stop) JrJJ P.M.

KiiHtbonnd. No. 62 Express Stop A.M. No. Chicago MitlUtbrough) 11:24 A.

M. No. su MbIi rttopl P. 41 No. Lo -ul Freight Ixtopl M.

For sleeplug car reservations, tickets, timetables, aprly to liar Hock fsiund ter still maintains the leadership. Though almost invariably wedded to the use of the tools of his ancestors and to their methods, Judged by results he is more efficient in bis line I than are the average of the foreign trained fitters aud machinists in theirs, (lumirh a constant diminution 1 pf tlis difference In In progress. I In judging the performance of tb I native workmen it Is almost impossible to avoltj jhe popular bias that The King of Air Rifles? GIVEN AWAY TO BOYS IEEE FOE GETTING 0LTJBS OF 8UBS0BOT0N8 TOE THE WEEKLY JOURNAL Any boy who will secure 10 new subscriptions for The Kansas City Weekly Journal at 25 cents a year eaeb, making total of 12.60,- and will send the natnea together wltk the money to The Kansas City Journal will be given an Air Rifle a9 a present. The came of 'this Air Rifle is the King, and It la certainly the Kng of Air Rifles, It ie made of polished steel band Bomely nickeled. Genuine black walnut stock, peep and Rocky Mouutaln front.

Bight. Shoots BR shot or darts accurately with greut force. Length 31 inches. Agent. JsJu eeo prescribed by the most satisfactory A.

STE WART, G- A. P.D Kansas City i. '0SK, Agent. By Using Steel Wire Wonderful Results Have Been Attained. The plan of using steel wire for modern kites.

Initiated by Douglas Archibald, of England, 23 years ago, has produced recently some wonderful results at the I.lndcnberg Aeronautical observatory in Germany, where recently a kite was sent up four miles. "With a series of six kites In tandem, having a total area of 323 square feet and employing nine miles of wire, a height of 0,430 meters, or about four miles, wa attained," according to the London Times. to the automatic recording Instrument sent up with the kites, at the highest point the temperature was 13 degrees Fahrenheit, that on the ground being 40.8 Fahrenheit, while the velocity of the wind was 56 miles an hour, as against about 18 miles In the lower strata. This performance shows- what great advances have been made In the art of using kites for meteorological observations In the upper air, for In Mr. Archibald's early experiments the kites arose only some 1,600 feet, and a few years ago It teemed aa if two to two and a half miles would prove the limit to which they could be elevated." Much progress has been made In recent years in the design as well as the living of kites, with the result that with meteorologists they are gooij rivals of sir Stutevillo la working for Carrier In the furniture Btore while It hu often saved life before medicine could have been tent for or a physician summoned.

It only coats a quarter. Can yon afford to risk to much for so little BUY IT NOW. home from Wichita Friday night. Brake Minor, Joe Weycr. Frank Shuck, E.

E. Bradfield and Dick Whitlow have been employed' on the Dago Transfere Line tljis week. T. E. Wayne Is taking a lay off.

Mi-g Allman Is Blowly Improving. E. T. Wilson lelt this morning for a holiday visit to Missouri. Sheriff Stevenson went to Atchin Bold by D.

8. Sparks. tool Invariably bespeaks fatuous conservatism. Though this is in many cases true, it will often be, found on careful observation that what has passed for a stubborn blindness to the virtue of innovation is in reality a keener perception of comparative merits than the Judge himself was aware of. This is particularly true of Chinese carpenters.

While most of their commonest tools differ in some radical way from our own. It is never safe to assume the superiority of the western product. Their small ax, for example, is a beautifully balanced tool and they are remarkably adept in the use of it, being able to work as true a surface therewith as can be obtained with an adze in the hands of the white man. On heavy work it Is customary for two to hew together on opposite sides, striking alternate blows. Both hands are used and tho recover is over the shoulder, alternate right and left.

Rock Island Wreck. Train No- 30 left the track Tuesday night about 11 o'clock between Pratt and Cullisou and the Pullman broke loose and rolled down a twenty foot euioankmeiit. There were 1 1 persons in the coach anil balloons for lofty observations. Mr. and Mrs.

Elmer Davis were over from Havlland Thursday. Victor Girardey, Levi Owens, and M. G. York from Havlland were talcing in the city sights Thursday. J.

A. Lovett. the poultry farmer was in from Crescent Thuradav and made a pleasant visit at the Signal efflce. He will have several flne pens at the poultry show at Wichita next week. Foot Bail flump, son this week to take Otto Smith to the oiphatiB hoiiit Sutton aud si fri ni rorth ot siulliu wereiu tuwa AVeusday.

Wastkb, A mun with a small fam ilyluwoikun lunch. W'mu or cull on 0. Kane Uitt IJtbiiig luu. Tue (Juteu City bus a new cook, It K. IucFaUdcii ot Topiku.

Mr aud Mie Anderson of Shut-tuck O.iihou.u ui visiting iho lut-l-jti linicUIH Ml ana iUis LiuU.ui. Money Value of Politeness. The attitude of too many public all were more or less injured one the Pullman conductor, quite seriously. Doctors were summoned from Pratt and five of the injured were taken to Hutchinson. Mr and weight a pounds.

All parts Inter-changable. Now Is the time lor the boy to earn a splendid Air Rifle. This offer will hold good until Jan. 1. 19(17.

for samples for canvassing. not fall to write your name and address plainly and give your nearest express us the Air Rilte will have to be-shipped by express. Send your remittance by post-ofllce money order or draft, and-address The Kansas City Knusus City, Mo. servitors seems to bo one of hostility toward the public, says the Philadelphia Ledger. Manifest indisposition to answer perfectly proper questions There is a freedom of swing with an Meade High School and li Hun I is shown.

Such defects of character are almost certain to bar the way to Mrs Hershhorger and children, Mrs Porter aud two children and Miss Dea Holmes weie on from Greensboro; and their friends here advancement In any calling. Superior accuracy of delivery that is a treat to watch and the rapidity of blows is almost bewildering. Engineering Magazine. School will play a game of foot ball at the grounds west ot Mrr. Hopkins' place in Greenshui Sitt- ability may bring a high degree of suc DOOM OF THE FARM HOHSE.

cess without any grace or suavity of were very much worried until their manner, but the majority of employes do not possess exceptional talents and Agricultural Motor Car May Supersede Dobbin In the Fields. safety was known. Mrs Curtiss INVENTOR OF BASKET BALL. went on the morning to assure her self that fiss Holmes was sale Y. M.

Director In Springfield, Gets the Credit. C. A. Trams were delaved about five Good-hy to Dobbin, the faithful and sturdy old farm horse. No longer will "the plowman homeward plod his weary way." Instead he will simply turn on the second speed of hla agri ours by the wreck.

must rise by energy, integrity and a pleading personality. This last-named quality more than any other explains 'be rise of certain persons to high estate. Very oidlnary men have smiled their way to honors and fortune. A cheerful, friendly person may pass for something much better than he rcaily Is, so great Is the value which the world sets upon good nature. Sudden Death of Myrtle Moore.

urday Dec. 22, This will be a uoi game and all should sec It. Louies admitted to grounds free. Mr. and Mrs.

Frank it nam lefi Thursday night tor Andmore I. where they will vi-it Mrs. Bertram's brother Dr. Von Keller, A car of coal came lu Wetuday to the Mo. L.

S. It was iuickl disposed of. Calvin Hammer of Mnllinville was-paying his taxes Thursday, and visiting his brother-in luwN.T. Cox. Nixon Rich former usldent ol Havilaud was up from Fowler Thursday looking niter hfs Interett-in this county.

Training young men tn become powerful Influences In the lives of others is the work of another Institution In Springfield, the Y. M. C. A. Intcrnationnl training school.

The school is situated on a pretty little hike, with generous athletic fields In connection Willi it, for em Sunday liioinini; when John Moore who lives on the Kane rancl returned to'the house after fcedin cultural motor car und go dashing up the lane to tho farmhouse at the rate of 20 miles an hour. In the early months of 1902 what proved to bo the first successful gasoline agricultural motor appeared, contesting at nearly all of the great agricultural competitions of the season In England and carrying off the gold medals from the horse in every contest. Plowing proved to he tho first phase cattle lie found his ile Ivinil deac phasis Is on physical training in this Institution. In fact, the work of the school hns two objects: Train HAVILAND LEOTUEE 0OTJKSE. Thiid Stason.

Dr. Dent Atkinson Jan. 28 Madrigal Lady Entertainers March 1 At Academy Hull. Admission Concerts 50c, Lectures 35c. THE SIGNAL CLUBBING OFFER.

We have secured tho rieht to offer t'edueod prices on tho followlng-pei iodieals In eonuection with this paper. Those taking advantage of these offers must be paid up sud-scribui'j to the Signal, for the full time for which the other publication is taken The "New Idea" Wom in the yard from heart failure. II lit tie child' was ill and alone in tin Nature's Sherlock Holmes. The sun baa revealed au Interesting eeientifle discovery which will delight archeoloRists. At Cnstle Park, Colchester, England, as elsewhere, the great 'heat of the last few weeks has considerably modified the natural greenness of the Kvass.

Hut In one place there were noticed parallel and ing young men to bec-oni'i Y. M. C. A. secretaries and to become Y.

M. C. A. physical directors. It was In the gynv naslurn of the Springfield training house.

Mrs Moore was formerly Myrtle (louden, daughter of James looilen and grand-daughter i A. and has lived ill this county ai! her life. She has been married a- school that basket ball originated. James Xalsmith w.is Its Inventor and of farm labor to which tho agricultural motor was introduced and at which it made its initial reputation, says a writer in the Technical World. Steam englneB had proven too heavy for the transverse bands of grass which were much hrowner than the surrounding verdure.

Closer examination showed that the brown bands formed the bout three years and leaves a little buy of two. She was buried in the soft land being plowed nnd here the agriculturists expected to nitre the In the idea came to h'm when Ii'? was trying to devise an indoor game that should be exciting and at. the same time should not. be roirh or danger ous. Mr.

Nal-ni'tlj. now phvalcal director of the State miiversHy of Kan.ai, not only solved a problem for the cemetery at Mullcnville Monday af ternoon. The services were conduct Kroimd plan of a spacious Human villa. Tho shallow soil over tho ruined walls of the viWa had been dried mure thoroughly than the deeper soil on cither cidn of them, and thus the sun had made a tracing of tho villa tor the edification of scientists. by Kev.

Tom Coates. an's Magazine. which is now acknowledged by all the iadiei to be tho best fashion iiwiKuzine published. Our price with The Thrice-A-Week World ternal combustion motor, but he signally failed. For a plowing test among horses, steam power and the gasoline motor two und three-quarter aores of very heavy-clay soil were selected.

It was a condition that the furrows were to be nine Inches wide and rlx inches deep. In doing the work nine horses, three to a plow, with threo drivers and three boys, did tho work at a total cost of $8.25, or at fho rate of an Giving Up Completely. Two Irishmen were having their first experience In ocean travel. Miko became very sick just uftur leaving Queenutown and leaned over the rati In his endeavor to lighten the cargo. '1 be telephone man was down In U-i ill lowiirthip Oils week putting in I'lioni for A.

Dunn and A. li Cliuido aityn the wiiytbo ih--iort down tuere has been imido 10 l.lostoin nu-1 luii'g forth fruit ttinl vegetables hernia illlli BhoCt. of wondeiliil lo ie ninn who has been ii i hut pt-ction as imw acre. By sloum power tho total cost published lu New Yoik City aud the Signal one year for The Farmer's Mail and Breeze aud the bigual for $1.75. WW TUUH ittii- HUNTINQ TRIP In which be then Instructor, but furnished a clean, snappy game for sportsmen everywhere.

From physical department athletic, nnucular younit men aro sent not only Into association work, biit also into colleges from which there bus come a demand for men of Cliri.iiian character, education and technical ability to guide the students In their sjiorts and la their gymnasium work. Everybody's Maga-7ino effect of Temperature on Water. in temperature have a ro-nvtrkable cfieet on the movement of vaior which Is percolating through gravel or other soil. Is calculated that a rhic from 50 degrees to 60 do-inri-cmos the lata of (low 10 of plowing the same area amounted to $9.80, or at $4.08 an acre, and with the liasoltne motor the cost totaled or at $1.97 nn acre. For plowing purposes a three-furrowed plow Is invariably used except In heavy clay sells where: a couple of furrows prove eoiiMt.i i lib It is very evident lo RIFLES SEOTUUH3 from 6150.00 lrcr.l a.

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i in, in stsui.ttlo ee-i Aliimin'mi lliver wHll 1 liiin that Dunn mid Kyle hti.ve inn ved out the. first, thiee jears ol iheir residence down there as some pet dieted, far from it. He knew he would die. Pat stood besido him with vain words of comfort. "it's no use, Pat," said Mlkq, "I ant a doomed man.

Tell Hlddy and the children I thought of them to 'he last" "8b 'until Pat, "and whei am I to do with tho remains?" "Never said Mike, as he trembled with a paroxysm of pain and felt the solos of his feet start upward. 'Never mind, there ain't going to be my remains. The Kansas Legislature. For the lows ot tho coming session of the Kansas legislature, as well us all other news, subscribe for The Topeka Daily State Journal, loo drya for Send In vour eubscrip lion at, otico. Address: Topeku State Journal, Teptka Kuulft mm- cent, and wlien tiin lemperuiunj J.

STEVENS ARI.I3 AND TOOL IMI. Chicopee Falls, IT. s. A. Chamberlain's Never luiui.

liuy it miw. mt.y save litu isos from about tlio ireaiong I Pit ilegrcis abovo zero the movo- Cures Ooldsg Prov Pneumonia of water aoncst uoublca. U..