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The Dresden Sunflower By W. C.lROUGHTON Subscription Price Per Year jii.oo BARREL SACK SALT- Entered as second-class matter, September 33, 1907, at the post-office at Dresden, Kansas, under the Act of Congress, March 3, 1879. 1 Published every Thursday, at Dresden, Kansas. Barrel- 1 00-lb. 50-lb.

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WERNETTE CO. Advertised Letters, List of unclaimed letters remaining in the Dresden, Postoffice November 1, J910: Garivay, Trinidad (Mexican) Hewer Scott, Mrs. Nellie (card) J. Bock, Post Master. OBITUARY.

Gracie Feme Brown, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Geo. I. Brown, was born near Columbus, Cherokee county, Kansas, June 28, 1891. Later the family moved to Republic county and at the age of ten years she moved with her parents to a farm in Sheridan county where 'she Resided until that grim visitor, Death, entered the home on October 27th, and claimed this young life.

It is indeed sad to see one' so rudely taken from the home just when the young life had begun to grow into sweet womanhood. During a sickness, covering a period of four years, she was always patient and cheerful. She was a regular attendant at church and Sunday school, always having good lessons, evidencing her love for her Biblewhich, as her strenghth failed her, came to be more and more of a comfort to her. She was converted and gave herself fully to the Lord during a revival meeting held by Rev. J.

M. Miller at McGraw, the autumn of 1907. Naturally of a quiet disposition, she still showed plainly by her life that the spirit of her Master was her daily guide. Knowing that, for her, life was short and Eternity near, she said to her sisters: "Should there come a time when you want to sing something sing, 'New Life is Mine' and Well beloved by all, a favorite at school, a true friend, a loving daughter and sister, she will be greatly missed. 1 She leaves behind to mourn her departure her father, mother, six sisters, and one brother, beside many other relatives and friends.

Rev. J. M. Miller, formerly pastor at this place, -was called from Prairie View, Kansas, to conduct the funeral services which were held at the Methodist church at eleven o'clock, Saturday, October 29th. The members of her graduating class followed the remains as they were slowly taken to that Silent City where they now rest in eternal sleep.

Bring us your eggs we pay cash. Johnson Law. A. L. Elgin, the Dresden dray man, was a social caller Friday at "this office, he handed us a dollar Save Time and Money The following notice now appears on the stationery of most large business houses: do not give receipts to customers paying accounts by check." Do you know what this means? Simply that the business world appreciates the fact that their endorsement on the check is the best receipt they can give and further the time required making out the receipt is saved and the expense of -mailing it is eliminated.

The saving of time and expense is the strife of the modern business world. The short, inexpensive, yet accurate and complete plan, is the one adopted by the commercial world today. Mr. Business Man, you cannot afford to let any labor saving or money saving plans escape you. Place your funds in this bank and adopt the above plan at once.

Dresden State Bank IKEY'S DOPE. Wonder if rain is still wet. Election will soon be here. Hallowe'en is again passed for another year. Jay Chapman stacked alfalfa hay, the middle of the week.

Al Sullivan is helping with the Von Schuetz threshing outfit, this week. Arthur Muirhead is having a lot of trouble with a felon on one of his fingers. Miss Roxie Jones spent Saturday night and Sunday with Misses Alice and Tina Hoppas. W. Hoppas is the first one we have heard of, so far, who has his nubbins all husked.

We killed a big rattlesnake, Monday, while hauling some feed and it wasn't in our boots, either. Erastus Hoppas left, Wednesday night, for Virginia, Nebraska, where he has been employed to iusk corn. Arthur Muirhead's team ran away with the hay rake, last week, and put the finishing touches on Mr. which placed him a year in advance on our subscription list. Call again Mr.

Elgin we are always glad to meet and form the acquaintance of our readers. A personal acquaintance with the Editor always makes the paper more interesting to the reader. We would be glad to have an intimate acquaintance with all of our readers. Oberlin Times. eYa Hay Rake.

Pap's Bad Bay and family visited, The Home Cafe Everything Fresh and Clean In our line we will always try to please you. FRESH PIES AND CAKES BREAD FROM NORTON BAKERY H. F. PHILLIPS PROPRIETOR Sunday, with Mr. and Mrs.

W. R. Muirhead. Little Willie and wife were also present. The Wilson bpys are dotarn this way, on the Prairie Dog, threshing alfalfa seed, now.

Yes indeed, Shib, those guys can pinchl D. H. Perrin's enjoyed a visit CARD OF THANKS. We wish to express our heartfelt thanks to all our friends for their kindness and help in the illness and death of beloved daughter and sister, Gracie, and for, their great kindness in the last sad rites, we thank you. Geo.

I. Brown and Family. That's the way you feel when you sell your CREAM, EGGS and POULTRY 1 to the CONTINENTAL. ff Our prices are right ancLso is our test, and we give the best treatment possible, from a Mr. Scott and family, from near Sunday night.

They drove down in an auto. Mrs. Ollie Muirhead is enjoying a pleasant visit with a cousin from F. R. Funlf, 'M.

O. Physician and Surgeon Osborne county and her grandmoth er, Mrs. Fail, from Athol, Kansas. 5 Office over C. H.

Yeakle's Roller Jones has swelled his rat ome with ui and prosper! store. killing record up to the 'enormous sum of fifteen. The old gent has Dresden Kansas proven himself to be ninety per cent Mary Ellen Burke was born near Wheeling, in February, 1863. In 1865 her parents left Wheeling and came to Leavenworth, Kansas, where they remained about a year and then moved to Marshall county. Here she was married to John Dougherty in 1892.

Five children were born to Mr. and Mrs. Dougherty. The first born, a son, died in rough on rats. L.

E. Alexander, Continental Creamery Company Little Willie is sporting a new pair of high topped shoes, which slightly improve his Understanding. Willie says they are guaranteed to Two Great be water-proof and smell-tight. Sunday- andMonday were axou infancy. About 1895 Mr.

Dougherty brought his family to Decatur county, since which time they have pie of windless days and most of the tanks around here were emptied but Kansas got right again, Tuesday, and made up for lost time. 0 made their home near Dresden. For. two years Mrs. Dougherty Chas.

-Hoppas, Jr. experienced a had been in ill health and gradually real, up-to-date runaway, last week, while drilling in wheat. Chas. left his horses standing, while he went United States Land and Irrigation Exposition grew worse and for the past few months had been almost helplessv Sunday evening, October 23d, she was called from her great suffering only a short distance and they hit the grit. They ran about a quarter of a mile when they, crowded one of.

the AVE HAVE THE LARGEST LINE OF THE H. B. Brand of Harness; Blankets, Fur and Plush Lap Robes and Fur Overcoats ever brought to Dresden. i. FOR QUALITY AND PRICE THESE GOODS CANNOT BE EXCELLED.

Dont purchase elsewhere until you have Inspected these goods and prices. to the eternal rest. horses into a wire fence and cut her up so badly that her recovery is doubtful. The drill Was put out of Chicago Coliseum November 19 to December 4, 1910 Rock Island Lines wU have a exhibit showing in a novel way the wonderful development along its lines. U.

S. Government exhibit and lectures. Funeral services were held at the Catholic church at eleven o'clock on Monday and that evening the remains were shipped to: Frankfort, Kansas, where services were conducted on Wednesday, and interment was made in the St Joseph cemetery, near JLillis. International Live Stock commission, as far as drilling wheat is concerned. The Dresden ball team finished up their season's wprk by beating the Lucerne aggregation at Dresden, last Saturday afternoon, by the score of 9 to 6.

The boys have made a mighty good record this year and, out of 17 games played, they have lost but 'In these 17 games they have tdstheir credit 146 iGsition Exp Besides the husband a four children, she leaves five sisters' and Chicago Union Stock Yard3 November 26 to December 3, 1910 one brother to mourn her death She also leaves many friends in and scores and the opposing teams have them charged up with 5 o' scores, all CreatestShow of Its Kind in told. The boys have a right to feel near Dresden whose sincere sympathy goes out to the bereaved ones. CARD OF THANKS. I A. L.

ELGIN, I A. L. ELGIN. the World You cannot afford to miss these events. They are interesting and instructive.

Draying proud of their, work. Everything went smoothly among themselves and the whole season was passed 2 We wish to thank all who were so kind during the illness and death of A it A without the least sign of a jangle. The town has beetr-loyal to them, 4. Special attention given to. all 7 I L.

T. BRYAN I The Dresden barber for a l-good haircut and shave. -Everything Agent for the Norton Steam Laundry." 2 5 3 our wife and mother. Especially Ask Rock Island Ticket Agent for information. kinds of team work.

which helped greatly toward success and we, as captain, can say we are do we thank Mr. and Mrs. Camp bell and Mrs. McCoy. John Dougherty and children.

mighty proud of this husky, bunch Prices Right. 5 I I 2 I I I- ir I I -t- I of lads..