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So dread Ines right, thru of property them to COTE Not Halle pi the no to on North costa Hundred and one Eight, 1916 in said of of on Weal troubled $0, and to defendant Coni 4 I I I I BILL SHOWS Will Exhibit At SAFFORDVILLE, APRIL 7th COTTONWOOD FALLS, Apr. 8 MATFIELD GREEN, APR. 10 Every department of this migh- A herd of Elephants ty aggregation is lighted by A drove of Camels our own electric light plant A Big Den of Lions A troup of Zebras The pony with the Human brain, Kangaroos, leopards, lynx, moncounts money, tells time and keys by the score and many 1000 other things other animals Pony, Dog, Animal and Vaudeville Acts POPULAR PRICES Local Personal Lyman Shutt, of Peabody, was 8 business visitor here the first of the week. Miss Josie Maloney is in Topeka this week with her sister, Mrs. Ed Kraft who is sick.

Charley McDonald has gone to Florence where he is working with a construction gang. Mr. and Mrs. John Mohler left last Friday for Emporia where they will make their future home. -For sale -a folding bed and organ.

Cheap, if taken soon. Inquire at NewsCourant or Frank Levell. See Jim the largest camel in the world. He is among our drove of camels with the Honest Bill and Lucky Bills Combined Shows. Miss Gertrude Williams' school has closed and she is here waiting for Miss Dretta's school to close when they will go to Casper, Wyoming.

Mrs. C. E. Race returned Sunday from a three month's visit with her children in Fairview, Oklahoma, and at Beaumont and Augusta. There will be preaching services at the Methodis Church Sunday evening, at 8 o'clock p.

m. Subject: What Hast Thou Done With Thy Life? Everybody invited. Rev. J. M.

Tinnell, Pastor. Mrs. Clayton Settle entertained the Junior Shakespeare Club at her home, Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. D.

F. Sharp and son, Elmer, went to Emporia Wednesday for a few days visit with friends. The Embroidery Club was entertained at the home of Mrs, E. F. McQuillen, last Friday afternoon.

Mrs. C. T. Miller and son Charles, left Tuesday for a few days visit with her sister, Mrs. Husband in Topeka.

Miss Jennie Richards came in Wednesday morning from Lamar, Colorado, for a two weeks visit with her father and brothers. The George Downing family moved last week back to their old home in Augusta. Mr. Downing and family made many friends while here. We have just added 5000 feet of the latest European war pictures, showing both the English and the German side with the Honest Bill and Lucky Bill's combined shows.

Mrs. C. L. Owens, and son, Charles, of Newton, came i in Sunday for a visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

H. K. Drawbaugh. Her mother, who had been visiting with her in Newton came home with her. Miss Gertrude Hennings, and her brother, Charles, of Kansas City, came in Wednesday morning for a few days visit with relatives before going on to Hutchinson where they will visit their mother, Mrs.

Louise Hennings. Billy Sunday's Big Kansas City Revival Will Begin in April and Last Eight Weeks His sermons in full, and every detail of his tabernacle meetings, the greatest evangelist of the world in astion, all fully illustrated, true to life, as real as if you were there to see and hear it all, will be printed in The Weekly Kansas City Star The greatest farm paper-Best market reports--Farm questions answered by experts--the news of the condensed. Address THE WEEKLY STAR, KANSAS CITY, MO. J. H.

Doolittle, President James Robertson, Vice-President J. W. Lewis, Cashier H. Wiebrecht, Secretary STRONG CITY STATE BANK Strong City, Kansas Our Depositors Guaranteed by the Bank Depositor's Guarantee Fund of the State. Depository for Postal Saving Bank.

Does a General Banking Business. Foreign and Domestic Exchange Bought and Sold. DIRECTORS James Robertson J. W. Lewis Dudley Doolittle H.

Wiebrecht George Hughes L. M. Swope J. H. Doolittle Local Personal The News Courant $1.00 per -Try Zensal for all skin troubles.

Sold by F. R. Sheets. Mrs. H.

D. Gish, of Kansas City, spent Saturday afternoon here with her son, G. M. Gish. Mr.

and Mrs. W. M. Hickland returned Monday from a visit, with relatives in Missouri. Mrs.

J. A. Reifsnyder and daughter, Annie, spent Sunday with the Charles Kuddes family, east of town. We wisht to call your attention to the ad in this paper for the Honest Bill and Lucky Bill's Combined Shows. Miss May Kugler returned home lust week from Matfield Green where she had been taking care of Mrs.

Hays. Dan Hilton, was here a few days last week from Montana visiting his aunt, Mrs. Mary McCollum and family. Miss Dretta Williams, who is teaching the Pleasant Hill school, east of town spent Sunday with friends in town. Avery Bates came in Sunday from Sacremento, for a short visit with his parents, Mr.

and Mrs. J. M. Bates. Mrs.

Otto Robert has returned to her home on Peyton creek after being here to care for her father, M. H. Lewis. Mrs. Alfred Schorer, of Stribby creek, was here to spend Sunday with her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. D. M. snyder. Sam Clay came up from Emporia, Sunday to spend a few days here visiting relatives and looking after his property.

-For Sale or Rent- Eight roomed house, twelve lots, in good repair, low price. Address Dretta Williams, Sef4 fordville Kansas. Miss Mable McCandless, of Ottawa, returned to her home Sunday after 8 few days visit with her friend, Mrs. Clayton. Settle and family.

Mr. and Mrs. James O'Ned and children of Elmdale, were here to spend Sunday with thein Mrs. Anna O'Neil, and Mrs. Mary Quinn Milton Lewis and" wife left Monday for their home A Ngeles, after a two weeks visit with their father, M.

H. Lewis and other relatives. The C. G. Harvey family moved last week from the Tracy property to the Sam Clay property.

The Crow moved into the Tracy property, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Marshall, of Wilsey, are the proud parents of a baby boy born March 10th. Charley will be remembered here as the "ice boy." R. B.

Ralston, attorney for J. B. Adams, of Eureka, was in town on business Tuesday in connection with the new gas franchise. Mr. Ralston will be here again next week at which time the council will take up the matter and decide in regard to the franchise.

Wanted- A good married couple, no children. Must know all about farm and ranch work. No other need apply. Woman to do housework and man to work on farm. References.

required where employed last. Good wages to right party. Inquire at News Courant office. Mr. William Rechtein, who has been employed on the branch local out of Ellinwood the past seven months, left Sunday for Strong City, Mr.

Rechtein made many friends while living here and will be greatly missed among the young circle of friends. -Ellinwood Leader. Mrs. M. A.

Houghton and Mrs. J. W. Lewis entertained the members of their Sunday School, classes on last Thursday in the dining, room of the Methodist church. lunch was served by the north side division of the Ladies Aid after which the remainder of the evening way spentin games.

Splendid For Rheumatism. "I think Chamberlain's Liniment is just splendid for writes Mrs. Dunburgh, Eldridge, N. Y. "It has been used by, myself and other members of my family time and time again during the jast six years and has always given the best of satisfaction." The quick relief from pain which Chamberlain's Liniment affords is alone worth many times the cost.

For sale by all dealer, THE OLD ROYAL BAKING POWDER Absolutely Pare MADE FROM CREAM OF TARTAR OFFICIAL STATEMENT OF THE FINANCIAL CONDITION Saffordville State Bank At Suffordyille, Kansas, State of Kansas at the close of business on the 24th duy of March 1916. RESOURES. Loans and 72,182 61 Overdrafts, 118 07 Bank building. 81.750 Guaranty fund with State Treasurer Furniture and fixtures. 3 1,000 00.

2,760 00 bonds. 500 00 Cash and sight exchange, legal reserve 16,583 97 Total 8 92,420 65 LIABILITIES. stock paid in. 815,000 00 Capital 16,000 00 Surplus fund Undivided 194 81 986 13 Exchange 17.40 Less ourrent expenses, 'interest and taxes 471 42 1,657 72 Individual to check 46,075 63 deposits deposits subject Time deposits Deposits subject to 30 or more days 6,106 40 Bills 92,429 86 State of Kansas. 88.

County of Chase, 1. Henry ImMasche, President of said bank do solemnly swear that the above statement is true: that said bank has no liabilities, and is not endorser on any note obligation, other than shown on the above to the statement, best of my knowledge and belief. So help me God HENRY IMMASCHE, President. Subseribed and sworn to befere me, this 2th day of March 1916. J.

STONK, Notary Publie. My Commission expires June 21, 1918. CORKECT-ATTEST: A Lind E. G. Littler William Im Masche Directors Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.

From a small beginning the sale and of this remedy has extended to use all parts of the United States and to many foreign countries. When you have need of such a medicine give Chamberlain's Cough Remedy a trial and you will understand why it has become 50 popular for coughs, colds and croup. For sale by all dealers. Mrs. M.

P. Mushrush Dead. Mrs. Martha Mushrush, of Matfield Green, died at a hospital in Topeka, Monday evening, March 27th after few weeks illness with pneumonia. The remains were brought to this city day afternoon and taken to Matfield Green, where funeral services were held at the Christian Church, Wednesday afternoon and were conducted by Rev.

Strange after which interment was made in the Matfield Green Cemetery. She is survived by her husband and two sons, Roy, of Cottonwood Falls and Tom, of the home. Annual School Meeting. The tax payers of school district, 41, are urged to be present at this meeting, Friday, April 14, as there is some very important business to be attended to. Our school house is in very bad repair, so much so that it is unsafe to be used.

All tax payers should consider it their duty to attend this meeting. By order of District Board. J. B. Lewis, Clerk.

I. 0. 0. F. Lodge Felix Lodge No.

295, In- dependent Order of Odd Fellows of Strong City, Kansas meets in the Odd Fellows' Hall every Thursday evening at 7:30 o'clock. Visiting brethern are made welcome. H. L. Copeland, Noble Grand, R.

S. Showalter, Secretary. We guarantee to show more than we advertise or your money back -Honest Bill and Lucky Bill's combined shows. Subscribe for the News Courant, Published Thursday, March 1916 Publication Notice In the District Comb Kansas. Strong City State tion, plaintiff.

OF Vi George Hadley, Amel ward H. Alexander EX Estate of losae Alexander, decenar and Eunice Marston Edward Alexander, only heirs, beneficiar, and devicees of, Isaac Alexander ceased, defendants. Publication Summons: Edward H. Alexander, Executor the Estate of Isane Alexander, decen ed, Eunice Marston and Edward H. exander, defendants above named take notice they and each of them ha been sued in the District Court of Cha County, Kansas, by the plaintiff, abo.

named, Strong City State Bank, ex portion, and that said bank has fil its petition in the above entitled metic. and that if said defendants do not an wer the petition of plaintiff filed in above entitled action or before 12th day of May. be taken judging that Seven Hundred ($773.00) with interest 21st cent, from the ori the following to wit; That (S. 1) of the W. North of the Fe and Santa Railway Twenty-two, (22) (Twp.

19) Range County, said mortgage scribed said property claim and the forever barring either of from terest, title above described W. Carpenter, tiff Emma. Jots, Court, Chase County SEAL. Should many people gestion and benefited takin Tablets that couraged who not has trial. They contain other digestive en the stomach form its sale by all dealers.

Mr. and Mra. Friday from has taken the at the depot. Mr. signed to g70 -Try Zensal for Sold by F.

R. Shen The News Courant by $100 Reward. $100 The readers pleased to one been abie to that Is catarr Influenced requires Hall's Catarra and acts Surfaces stroying the foundation giving the patient up the constitution ture in doing tors have so much powers of they offer One case that it falls of testimonial Address: F. J. Ohio, Bold by Draculas.

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