The Wetmore Spectator from Wetmore, Kansas • 1

Stite If itvical Society THE WETMOME SPECTATOR VOLUME 80 $1.00 Per Year Wetmore, Nemaha County, Kansas, Friday, June 30, 1911. $1.00 Per Year NUMBER 26 1 The Fact The Paint I Sell! Composed of the following ingredients: a 1 1 Vv.O "TV that I wish to impress is that this stock is being closed out. I cannot show you the new spring fabrics, as I am paying no attention to them, but in GINGHAMS, CRETONNES, and especially WHITE GOODS and MERCERIZED PONGEES you will find as nice an assortment, while it lasts, as you can find anywhere. India Linens and Russian Lawns have sold all winter, so that some numbers are gone. These goods are nice clean merchandise and at the reduced prices are excellent values.

They will be attractive as soon as the weather gets warm and will not last long. Come everybody. 23 per cent Carbonates of Lead 31 per cent Oxide of Zinc 8 per cent Sillica and Sillicates 34 per cent Linseed Oil 4 per cent Turpentine and Japan all thoroughly ground and mixed by the best scientific method known. This is the analysis of the outside white. Colored paints only differ in the coloring material necessary for the proportions.

No handmade paint can equal this brand for durability. NOW IS A GOOD TIME TO PAINT. E. S. FIRMER H.

C. DeFOREST BAPTIST CHURCH NOTES 7 TT 11 DR. L. D. LAMPKIN.

iSy way of introduction let me say rioll Dr. D. LamDkin. the evangelist who beirins work for the Rantist nnnlo iem that I am not unmindful of the conn i it 1 1 Ti 1-1 T-i 1 dence which the Baptist people of Wet next weeK, is nigniy recommenueu uy xvev. r.

uarrett, wno nas worked with him in other Dlaces. Rev. Garrett says Dr. LamDkin is a man who hear ac quaintance and he feels sure the people or Wetmore will be pleased with him more have placed in me by electing me reporter for the church, Sunday school and B. Y.

P. U. I appreciate this confidence more than you marked success. Dr. Lampkin is not coming to our city to fight denominations, but is coming for the one great purpose of helping in the work of saving souls.

Let all christian people of this town and surrounding vicinity help to make the meeting a success by assisting in every way possible. It is a duty you owe to your God and to your community. Let us do our part and victory will surely be ours. Bert Milburn. Locks repaired and keys fitted by W.

W. Lyon, the old reliable Wetmore jeweler 232 A dreadful wound from a knife, gun, about dry weather realize, and it is my earnest desire that I may, at all times, prove myself worthy of your confidence. I will, hereafter, furnish the Wetmore Spectator with a weekly report of the work being MILTON J. COLE. Milton J.

Cole was born in Lawton, May 14, 1S59, the son of John and Clarrisa Grant Cole. Hia boyhood days were passed in VanBuren and Cass counties, Mich. He was married to Flora E. Lee in 1S79, coming to Nemaha county, Kansas, in 1881, with his wife and little son, where he ha3 since done here. We want the public to know what we are not asleep, but are en gaged in active service for our Master.

Watch for the Baptist notes. Our people, under the leadership of the pastor, Kev. Garret and his wife, are being aroused to a sente of their sons and two daughters to mourn his loss. Funeral services were held at Grace Church, Episcopal, Sunday afternoon, June 25th, at 4.30, Rev. Francis S.

White of Atchison, officiating, after which the remains were laid to rest in Wetmore Cemetery. Mr. Cole was one of Wetmore 's careful business men and a prominent citizen in his quiet, unassuming way. He was deputy sheriff and constable several years and was faithful to his trust. His unfailing kindness to his livery horses often caused comment and was an index to his kind disposition.

CARD OF THANKS. We desire to express our heartfelt tin can, rusty nail, fireworks, or of any other nature, demands prompt treatment with Bucklen's Arnica Salve to prevent blood poison or gangrene. Its the quickest, surest healer for all such wounds as also for burns, boils, sores, duty. Much good has been done in the past month and we are hoping for a great deal more to be done in the fu ture. Our little home prayer meetings won't do any good.

You just get warm, and worried. Talk about the good values that you can get at our store and you'll forget about the "delayed precipitation." You'll always find our store headquarters for standard seasonable goods at prices that touch the customer's pocketbook lightly and makes him feel good. Come in and see us any old time. Cawood Bros. have been a great factor for good in the At the meeting at Mr.

skin eruptions, eczema, chapped hands, corns or piles. 25c at Fitzgerald's. Hampton's two miles south and east of 4 town last Monday evening there were two additions and one conversion. The baptismal service will be held at Bradford's pond next Sunday afternoo-. Up to the present time there are 12 lived, being a resident of Wetmore for eleven years.

In 1893 he united with the Universalist church at Seneca, later moving his, membership to Kelly when a church was established there, in which church he held the offices of deacon and trustee. His was a calm, even tempered life, going about each day attending strictly to hia own affairs; rejoicing in his fel-lowmen's prosperity and sympathizing with them in adversity; kind and loving to his family. For several years he ough for health and strength, the past two years the contest being against desperate odds. An indomitable will, medical skill and loving care all failed before an incut-able malady, and he passed on to the higher life June 24, 1911, leaving a wife, two or 15 awaiting baptism. thanks to the neighbors and friends for their assistance during the long illness of our husband and father, and for their sympathy with us in his death.

Also for the many beautiful floral offer Our B. Y. P. U. is growing both in terest and in numbers.

It has increased from a handful to over fifty members now. Six new members were added ings at the funeral service Mrs. Flora h. Cole and amily. SURE MIKE.

A mouse can make dress goods and last Sunday evening. The B. Y. P. U.

will give a lawn social at the home of Mr. Strong on Saturday evening, July 1. A short program is being prepared which will be followed by refreshments. The pastor and a number of the members are very busy preparing for the revival which will begin next Sunday evening. The tent has been ordered laces go up higher and quicker than the tantt any old time.

tx. Cultivator Shovels Pointed and Sharpened. Mower Sections and Guard Plates. Mowing Machine Repairs. Machine Work a Specialty.

Try one of our Hard Oil Crank Boxes for Mowers Filtered Gasolene on sale. Harvester Oil. RUHLEN jtiiutfe.mi.iiitntmfattjatni.lamutU!iiatiALH'i If You Want a Watch that will keep correct time, buy a HOWARD, ELGIN or WALTHAM WATCH. I also have some bargains in Seth Thomas 8-day Clocks, Alarm Clocks $1.00 and $1.50. H.

H. LEWIS Show ree ric and will be raised Saturday. The first services will be held under the tent Sim-day evening. The morning service will be held in the church as usual. Rev.

Garret will conduct the revival until the coming of the evangelist which will be on Thursday, July 6th. Dr. L. D. Lampkin of Arkansas City, is the evangelist who has been called here for the meeting.

He is a power for good; has held meetings in some of our largest cities and has been attended with CA WOOD'S ELECTRIC THEATRE SATURDAY, JULY 1st, AT 3.30 P. M. YOUR OLD LAWN jy 17 MOWER THAT HAS KOUnO HdgeS 3 Big New Reels Farmers and Their Families Invited. The 4th at Bancroft! Speaking by Hon. A.

E. Crane, Rev. A. L. Woods, Hon.

G. L. Schantz. Music by Soldier Band. Sham Battle by can be made good as new by having it sharpened on our lawn mower grinder.

We have a full line of mower sections and ledger plates, also guards and wearing plates. Can furnish you any kind of repairs for your binder. All kinds of machine work done by us. We can furnish anything for your buggy or carriage. We guarantee our work.

Dickson Carpenter. METHODIST CHURCH NOTES SHOWS THE SWINE. Tuesday's Atchison Champion con Rev. Mr. Milburn is preaching a ser National Guard.

Vaudeville Show. Two Ball Games- ies of sermons in our church, having tained a long, bitter wail over the prospect of an "thru interurban service" begun Sunday A Epltndidlist of Onf arm va ttanprnff. in mnrninor? Cirplevillfi VS. Holton in su meets is given lortn and unless peo- and unless DeO' being built from Kansas City to St. Joseph, with Atchison on the line.

Ac- pie are deterred by the heat we expect aiternoon. back Kaces, weasy roieana oiner attractions. 1 a large hearing. cordinir to the Champion, it would be Brothers FmithWhited and Hamilton guarantees the security of your iniquitous to build such a line; BUT "If an interurban company can be tying to tne Metnodist cnurcn that is 3 the church rack; for the heavy hedge organized to operate a system out into posts are secured by sweat and cement, the Central Branch territory or if a line should be built to the north taking in For one Sabbath only we will reverse the preaching hours for Powhattan and 1 Burgner-Bowman Lumber Co. Hiawatha.

Sabetha and intermediate So next Sabbath, July 2d, there will be preaching at Powhattan M. DeFOREST Loans Money at FIVE Per Cent Interest Annually with principal payable "On or before." Commission either in cash or second mortgage as preferred. He has taken the agency for "National Surety Company" and will bond Township Officers, Government Employees, Administrators, Executors, Guardians, Bank Officers, Contractors, at reasonable rates. He makes a specialty of Probate Court work and Pension claims. towns then Atchison would be justified in mounting the house top to send up a DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF 11 a.

No. 44 at 4 p. m. and at lieu any at 8 p. m.

The pastor and Mrs. Allen made seV' volley of cheers forthe promoters. Now isn't that just like the big hog enteen calls in Powhattan and No. 44 neighborhoods last Friday and didn't that, after it has sucked in all the swill it can hold, lays down in the trough to keep the little hogs from gettfng any? BUILDING MATERIAL and COAL LET US FIGURE ON YOUR LUMBER BILLS get all the way around then. We will try to finish up some other day.

But our next round planned for is in any community. It would be a monstrous sin to build a great enterprise if Atchison should be Our young people did well with their injured a little; but what a commenable thing it would be if something could be done that would kill off the prosperous Local Manager J. ANDERSON, serving upon tne lawn last baturday. Nothing seems too hard for them and no word of complaint is ever heard for the effort it costs them. They always have a lot of jolly fun along with the work, so we believe they are about the W.

R. CORDON little towns in the northeast part of the state in order to feed an overgrown country town that never had a touch of metropolitan enterprise in its history. best young people we ever knew. RESTAURANT A charming woman is one who is lovely in face, form, mind and temper. But its hard for a woman to be charm SPECTATOR HONOR ROLL ICE CREAM AND SUMMER DRINKS Fine Lines of Candies, Fruits, Cigars and Tobacco.

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A. E. Frost, Wetmore. B. F.

Albright, Palmer, Kas. RENEWALS. Otto Lueck, Netawaka. Jess White, Wetmore. Constipation and kidney poisons show in pimples, blotches, skin eruptions and a wretched complexion.

But Electric Bitters always prove a godsend to wo J. HEINEN West Elevator All kinds of Feed and Seed in Season. Grinding a Specialty. Fanchion Flour Per 48-lb Sack $1.30 men who want health, beauty and A. P.

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