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The Louisburg Herald from Louisburg, Kansas • 4

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7 tffiB LOUISBURG HERALD, LOUISBURCr, MIAMI COUNTY KANSAS, DECEMBER 9, 1909 Wilker-Crotcbert. Increasing the Injury. i iit? man wnu never rorgives a Mr. Leon Crotchett and Miss ronft merely uiuki-n the wronj greater. DR.

O. A. ILER, THE LOUISBURG, DENTIST Office io Sklnnor building. Cornor Main aud Randolph. BRULLMAN'S STORE Mary Walker were uuited in marriage at Paola, Thursday, Decem CHAS.

E. RIGNEY REAL-ESTATE INSURANCE. Office ist. door north of post-office. I'HOXK Xl'MUI-K 96.

Louisburg Kansas Lest One Should Fall. its well to moor your bark wltk two Hiiflioi-K. I'uliliuM Syrus. Love Letters. DR.

J. J. HELM Dentist Office Ist, Door North of ber and, 1909. They went from Paola to Kansas City where they spent a few days visitiug friends. The groom is the oldest son of Mr.

and Mrs. Tom Crotchett who live nornh of town and the bride is the third daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fletcher Walker south of fitiii-i uut nun; wve jeileTS Cemetery Notice. Persons owning lots in the Louis ART GIFTS and I TOYS I ix-T-r- merely for the pur pone of getting a Soner filttmi.

Frank Capi et was in Louisburg last week. Herman Stafliu and Inex Prince both of this neighborhood were married by Probate Jndge at Paola last Wednesday. Both ate well knpwn and have many friends liere. Harry Situnis moved from here to his farm in Johnson county last week. A.

Coler and P. Lay were trading in Louisbutg last week. Mrs. J. N.

Grimes is enjoying a visit by her parent from Russel co. Kansas, this week. Mrs. Nellie Wise was in Paola chance to keep the answers. Human Oebrla of Great City.

burg cemetery which have tio stone upon the lot giving name of owner Dr. FerrcTs Office Tel. 45 auoui iu.uuu neux are required noia London sick and maimed. 1 BRULLMAN'S STORE towu. The parents of this young couple are old settlers In this FRANK M.

SHERIDAN, Attorney-at-Law. At Last. are requested to notify the city clerk by telephone, postal card or other ways giving number of lot and name of owner. Jas. Mc.Ei.haxy, City Clerk As soon ns a man really feels tbat he ran at last put aside his buulnesti Office over Post Office, Paola, Eam.

The merchants have been quite cures he lies down and dies. How to Lose Some Fun. busy the past week but found time "The girl who marries the first fel J. V. Ferrel, fl.

fl. E. DYNAMITE-FED HENS ARE SAFE FROM AXE. in which to write up an ad invit-ting you to attend their Christmas sales. Cleveland News.

Percy Klligeis visiting his moth low she fulls it. love with." replied ou business Monday the observer of events and things I 'misses a whole lot of fun." And Farmer Doesn't Even Dare Orack One Physician and Surgeon Louisburg, Kansas Jno. Middlemas was in Louis burg last week on business. The holiday season has opened The Philosopher of Folly. uf Tualr Eggs For Fear It May Blow Up.

New York World: A man who has a small farm J. W. Taylor moved from his Special Attention to Pneumonia and all with a good trade. Each and every in. fu ml fir la vutrlncr nn it of town Forms of Fever.

Princioallv Tvohoid. world." savs the Philosopher of Folly. home in the soutn Part merchant has been busy the past We used to have a hired girl, but I to the Methodist parsonage week arranging for the- coming now we have a maid. Calls Answered Day or Night. Ab Grabill.

Christmas trade which promises There was no preaching at the Methodist church on acsount of few miles from this town does not dare to trample on a small portion ot it and is afraid to eat his own hens' eggs. Heavy fowls he had been fattening for Thanksgiving to be better than ever. She Expected as Much. "I never thought she would do me the stormy weather I want to buy your cattle A little Atchinson boy attending Mich a mean turn," said Mrs. Jeffer Miss Ida Broker is visiitng at son Judd, "but then It was just exact lv what I expected." Kansas City are immune from death for the school for the first time told his and hogs.

Call me Up by present, so far as his killing them mother he knew the name of all 'phone whenever yOU have the home of B. Burke's south of Times. town this week. is concerned. the letters in tne alphabet except an vtm no rn'nflVi er this week.

Mr. Weller shipped in a half dozen horses from Kansas City Saturday night. Wi K. Jones made a business trip to Kansas City Friday. Bob Coble and Miss Iva Wilson were married in Kansas City last week.

Roy Shores moved to the Walton farm last week and Mr. Walton moved to Louisburg. Mrs. R. II.

Cadwalder and little son, Mark, visited her sister, Mrs. T. J. VanKirk last week. The new brick store building is about completed.

George Tronjo, of Louisburg is doing the inside painting this week. Harry Hipshere was brought home from the Hospital last week. The storm caught a good many is I lie cause ot lus tne letter wun two Got Away in a Hurry. farmers of this vicinity with some A. R.

Grabill, Louisburg, Kansas. trouble. He opened two one pound He referred to the letter 'B'.) "My wile didn't believe 1 was help corn in the fields to be shucked. stick of the explosive, into which fi Olptii1fnincr tpnrhpr e( ing decorate for the celebration, and she met me at the door last night with frost In both eyes." "Did yon i. 1 1 a nine hum ii in 1 iiiuuu us way, 1 .1 the grammar room of the louis All hunting, tresspassing and aud after breaking the cylinders trapping with either dog or gun is burg schools was detained home run?" "Run? I aviated!" Height of Extravagance.

into pieces spread them on a flat DR. J. S. BARNES, VETERINARY SURGEON Paola, Kansas. Monday on account of sickness.

positively forbidden on any of my farms. Mrs. Jane A. Fox. stone in the sun to dry.

He meant "That fellow seems to be extrava Miss Eva Cole taught his room to use the dynamite in a lot he is gunt." "Hopelessly. He spends his own money Just as if it were the gov during his absceuce. At any time and at all times Pinesalve clearing Ufflce located First Door East of Courier-Jour-1 Carbolized will be found just what is ernment's Louisville Qui. When he went to get the explo- aire. Dopnia rurvis, who uvea the t.

cled Hotp, needed for burns cuts and bruises. It is lve alter ne uriueu noies 111 a Dig wun uaugmci, una, Resident 201 sold here by Howard Bros. Early Use of Spoons I 1 1 1 t- 1 I He is not improving as we would boulder, lie saw a nock ot his liens luceny, ucen conuueu 10 uer Calls answered promptly. We want you to try ManZau ai cases of like to see. him.

scratching in the dynamite and bed for some time, suffering with in ranee tne use of spoons was not general until toward the end of the fourteenth century, according to Piles. This excellent remedy is being Mr. Weller was called to low eating it as they would eat small blood poisen in her arm. but is a common belief, but there is a question nsed b' a 8leat people with satis- Let Us DO Your Hauling on account of the illness of hi eravel. That's whv the farmei little better today.

factory results. Sold by Howard Bros. ubout this, for the will of Saint Reml, who baptized Clovts in 496. disposes of several implements supposed to wife. does not dare to oat his own hens' High school Notes.

You will lind us ready any Many people have found the new rem eggs, for he fears particles of dy George Cable was transacting The 3rd year have taken up the time of the day with two teams have been spoons. edy for tbe to be an namite may lurk in the shells. business in Kansas City last Fri excellent remedy as they quickly relieve classic, "Treasure Island' by Stev- to do all kinds of hauling'. Call Muscular Woman with a Petition "Who knows where that dyna headaches, backache, rheumatisu, rheu-; day euson us by phone, No, 50. A lady of muscular proportions mite they ate is now?" he said, mstic pains, and uniary diseases.

We Ted Corey is now filling the plac CftlP'fl tn fhu Servian hnmo mln. Ask the History cla, who the THOS. ISAACS istor, recently. Before the usher bad know of thing better and we recoru- Roman emperor was. sadlv, today.

"Suppose it's got into the sheik? Think I'd run the! done explaining she lifted him gently Sold by Howard Eros. of the Rural Route man. T. Young and wife moved bac by the collar and penetrated to the The Freshmen like Spelliug be risk of cracking one of those egg CKOWN LUDQBNO. 6 P.

meets every 1st and 3rd Monday night in K. t. In tbe Joseph P. Simmon to Cleveland last week from Okla HfiiuHum. Here, with her back against I juu wsuibu cause they like to visit the south i tne uoor, she read a lengthy petition l.nvinT li.nt homa where they went last Spring shells? et how are you going to eat eggs without breaking the side.

frnm thn mnt hui-s a Hotiljt- HacM. Honest weight with high- They moved into Rice Powell' tute of schools. Then, with a bow to klmls Dr. Ferrell visited the school shells? oioos. viBiiiQff Dretbrenolo vlted to ment wltb us.

F. M. Rogere, C. C. 8.

RHOntBKcn, of K. ana PKACB LODQB No. 843 A. A. M.

meets in M. w. A. h. the minister and his secretary, she de- lest price is my motto.

Purvis. house and will make this thei Friday afternoon And there's the story in an egg-j parted in peace. Belgrade corre home as Tom is one of the partner in the new store. spondence. Pall Gazette.

Miss Blanche Jones visited in shell. The puzzled fanner cannot first and third Friday niht of eaota montb. Vialtinff breth MM tell by the looks ot his hens, which Paola from Friday until Monday Washington's Appearance. ren cordially weioome. A b.

Howako 11. C. W. MoNatxr. Seoratar Coughs that are tight or tickling get ate the dynamite; ilieretore, he Wanted an artist for the Botany Washington stood six feet two Inches in his boots and weighed 200 quick and certain help from Dr, Shoop OUR NEW GULF COSAT BOOK And Quarterly Magazine "CURRENT EVENTS' Give full particulars about the the doesn dare to eat any of them at class Cough Remedy.

On this account drug Thanksgiving. As for swing heav pounds. His hands and feet were unusually large, aed his strength was enormous, but his voice was always The new case is a mark gists everywhere ese favoring Ir. Slioops LOUIS BUaCLODOa lit I. O.

O. meet ia their ball in tbe Skinn block every Tuesday evening at 7:80 o'ulock ily on their heads with an axe, he Cough Remedy. The tender leaves of a ed contrast to the rest of the furn hudders at the thought. The KANSAS CITY SOUTHERN harmless lung healing mountainous iture in the H. S.

room. meek, and his lungs were never In keeping with his otherwise powerful physique, lis nose was large, his eyes of a bluish gray, and his hair rioiuutr vretaren aiwayf weioome. J. W. Lama a farmer begged the correspondent shrub nive to Dr, Slioops Cough Remedy its curative properties.

Those leaves have of the world not to use his name. Notice to Hunters. RAILROAD write' for copies to S. G. Warner, G.

P. A. Kansas City, Mo. power to calm the most distressing Cougl: chestnut-brown, his mouth was large and the lips were as a rule tightly Notk: The above, from the and to soothe and heal the most sensi I postively forbid hunting either Winsted correspondent of the compressed. tive bronchial inembrutice.

Mothers with dog or gun on my farm. World, was accompanied by an should for safety's sake always demand LOUISBURU UOCKCIL 181 Fratiroal Aid Assooianioa, meets every Thursday eved-log in K. of P. Hail. siting members, always wel John H.

Anderson. The Better Part. affidavit as to its truth, which it is Pouipano Why do you work so The old fashioned way ot dosing a Di.Schoops. If can with perfect freedom be p-iven to even the youngest babe, I positivly forbid hunting with unnecessary to reproduce in full. hard, Bagley? You slave from morn weak stomach or stimulating the heait either doir or eun on the farm I oome, Test it once yourself and see.

Sold by ing until night." Bagley "I know I or kidneys is all wrong. Dr. Shoop first Howard Bros. pointed out this error. This is why his CAR WOLF.IPresldeQl.

Geo. W. CORY, Secret arr. do. I wish to get rich.

I want to die worth a million." Pompano "Well, ine principal point maae is mat have leased of J. T. Legner. the story must be true, as eggs Asa Thomas 1 -1 1 1 1 1 1 presciption, Dr. Snoop's Restoiative li in'fi'a nn nrrinnHnff Mr a a tea Nnv Notice.

'14 1 wun s-uen uucracKeu uave ueen positively forbid hunting, I would much prefer to live worth is directed entirely to the cause ot these i wui pay j4 a ton tor old iron uu iuc wucreas fishing and tresspassing on our half a million. iwjuieuu loc firu mauc ur i-uauuiiin delivered at my yard 4 blocks east nerves. It isn't so difficult says Dr, LODGE MO. Modern Brotherhood of America, meets every 1st, and 3rd Friday nights of each monti at 7:80 p. M.

Visltlog members always welcome. pieces oi eggsneii nave ueeu loimu. fu Trammel of the lumber yard. Ancient Disaster Uncovered. ISlioop to strengthen a weak stomach 12-tf August Hauser In a quicksilver mine near the town I heart or kidneys if one goes at it correct Ed Purvis.

Better fisinog in Haosas. Hunting and tresspassing is pos- of Konia, In Asia Minor, which Is now hy Each inside organ has its controlling beins worked bv an Enelish comoanv. I .1 being worked by an English company. Ivil Pres dent Professor L. h.

Dyche, in addi- itively forbidden on my farm, sec ur uiaiue nerve, ucu mcse nerves iau NOTICE TO HUNTERS. C. Q. CaosLir Secretary. there were found, not long ago the then those organs must surely follow tion to his regular work in the Un- tiou southwest 5 and northwest 8.

The'undersigned notiias all persons skeletons of 50 men, victims of an accident which, as a writer In Engineer These vital truths are leading druggists versity of Kansas, and his prospec- Anyone violating these laws will not to hunt with dog, gun or otherwise tresspass on my farms under penalty of vs, everywhere to dispense and recommend HOPB OAMP NO. 13HI Royai Neighbors meet ecood and fourth Thursday p. m. Io Woodmai. ball.

Visiting members invited to meet with us. ing and Mining points out, must have tive journey to the summit of Mt. be prosecuted to the full limit of Dr. Snoop's Restorative. Test it a few occurred some 3,000 years ago.

the law. 'A word to the wise Keep off. McKinley with Dr. Cook, has ac- the law. T.

J. Crotchett. Geo.T. Wilson Mrs. A.

Borders cepted the appointment as state No hunting allowed with either days and see. Improvement will promptly and surfely follow. Sold by Howard Bros. In Its Place. Oracle Mas.

Sallm carter Recorder Ar this time of the year you must be The librarian of a medieval library in Baltimore was puzzled recently to 1. .1.1 careful not to allow a cold dreg on from fish and game warden offered him dog or gun on our places. by Governor Stubbs. Professor John Dalrymple, Jr. Dyche will retain his position in John Dalrymple, Sr.

svi. Kin nnai lu uu Willi a UUUA cuiilitsu. Iti (r The mrth of th LncnmnHva hn For bargains in farm lands, large at length she placed it among the or small tracts, see or write, the University and will receive no Hunting on the farms I have day to day. Tke some good reliable remedy that yon may be sure will stop the cold and relieve the cough. There ill nothing better known than Bees Lax books on "Diseases of the Newly-1 J.

v. LOOISBDRO HOMK8TB A 1071 Hrotberhood of American fee manmeets every first and third' Saturday nights in K. P. hall Visiting brothers and Uteri ar Invited to meet with us. salary as warden.

He was induced leased from C. W. Baily and Andy rumisners' weekly. Louisburg, Kansas. to accept the latter position by the Weir positively forbidden.

No atives Cough Syrup. It "drives the cold from the system and at the same time it seemingly great opportunities ot one excepted. 227s Dhu Bell Geo. Raines, Foreman, Sue Jenkins Correspondent. Tcb Much to Believe.

"The only time I waa ever called a liar," says the Phllohsopher of Folly, "was when I stated that my two lay Fir Salt. tne position, tne possibility ot cie- postively forbid hunting with heals irritation of the throat. Children like it. Sold bv A. L.

Howard Bros. veloping the work of the fish hatch- doe or gun on my farm. Parties I have seyeral tons of good cane ff BA OAMP. MOOBBN WUOb 9 t-s-'F younger sisters went to Europe lor f. at A tnn Writnrrnll enes stocking Kansas streams, not regarding this notice will be men of Amerloa meets even tho fimt time Jhls summer, and never I seoond, fourth and fifth Batu sent me a single tdcture post-card." I a-2Pd JAMES RING.

until they will contribute largely prosecuted for such damages. Bargain I have a good 8 room house, Geo. Borders, to the food supply of the state. It is said to be the hope of Governor day night of eaoh month. VI Itlng neighbors oordlally lnvl ed to meet w.th us.

Charles Taklna the Wrona Roar. summer kitchen, cellar, cistern, well, large barn, buggy and wagon Much of the tragedy of life con- Dr. J. W. Kelly, Physician and Stubbs that at the next session of Vamce Lie.

Clerk. tributed by those who take the wrong Sureeon. Office io Post-office build PANTITOR1 UM of the legislature the office of shed, hen-house, tool shed, all kinds of small fruit and one block bringing suffering and sorrow upon fish and game warden may be tak en permanently "out of politics." innocent women and children who are so unfortunate as to be dependent 00 them. Government's Expense Abroad. of ground which I will sell at a bargain if sold at once.

Mrs. M. B. Wells Ia BrusseU there la an interna The Laundrj Basket. tional bureau for the publication of customs tariffs, and the United States I am prepared to do all kinds of pantitorium work such "as Cleaning Pressing Dying If you have a suit that does not fit bring It to me and I will cut and refit it for you.

Give me a trial. I have; the agency for Devins nrst-ciaw Kigs, Prompt Service, Courteous Treatment and Reasonable Charges. We are at your service nieht and dav. We will Of No Value. Cowards do not count In battle; they are there, but not In It.

pays $1,388 annually as Its proportionate share of the expense. More expense still la the annual membership Steam Laundry of Paola, and will send your laundry every week I BO be pleased to receive your trade. fen of the United States In another In will collect nd deliver all town stitution with headquarters In Brus Notice. A. O.

U. W. requests all members to present next meeting December 9th, as the election ot officers will be carried out. I. Reed Recorder, The Feminine Nature.

sels. Every rear $2,270 Is paid by laundry and will come down town WILLIAM HERRILL Telephone 44 MRS. JOHN POTTORFF Woman's cares are her greatest I this government as a contribution to joys, and unless she worried she's the nalntenance of the international miserable. Exchange. bureau of weights and measures.

any time for country laundry. Palmer Shelton. North Main St. louisburg, Kansas. A.

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