The Sedgwick Pantagraph from Sedgwick, Kansas • 1

'A. 11 1 fli i II i uru fill. mm VOLUME XXXI. SEDGWICK, HARVEY KANSAS, THURSDAY, AUGUST 29, 1912 NUMBER 17. Sedgwick Won.

About Oiled Streets. DcnliHt Leaves. We rfgret to note that Dr. Neighbors, the new dentist, has decided to Swig if won the rub game from The condition of West Broadway, Benlley on the home grounds last Sat' now that the first oiling has stood for COAL EI 1 urday and won it quite eauily. The a few months, and the street has re locate at Newton.

He has bought game was salted down for keeps in the ceived the second application of oil half interest in a denial office there and will move at once, vacating the offices third inning when Sedgwick bunched Special low prices on all Kradea of Coal during Auir. seemi to he entirely satisfactory. The one criticism heard from residents of four of their eight hits. This wilh over the Sedgwick State bank. The walk and a costly error netted five that street is on account of the low new move is made of course in the hope Hog Cholera scores.

After that it was all over but crown made on part of Ithe street be of better business prospects. The doctor had fixed up the finest and most the shouting. Bentley got one run in fore the oiling was done. modern dental office ever in Sedgwick Ihe surface of the street is wearing the third, when Hays landed at first on Anderson's error, scoring from second Wier City Nut (r 3.75 Best Osage Lump 4 50 Girard Lump 6.00 New Mexico Nut (m 6.00 Canon City Nut 6i 6.50 Canon City Lump (a 7.00 Spadra, base burner by 8.50 surprisingly well, and vehicles do not with spleddid furnishings and equip ment. The doctor and his wife were cut through as they do on ordinary dirt on Beal's drive.

In the seventh Ragan scored after two men were down and Jones' fumble at first failed to make roads. The water after a heavy dash of On account of the amount ing rain such as fell Tuesday, runs off just becoming nicely acquainted with Sedgwick folks, and all regret their departure, but wish them success in their new home. the third out. In the eighth Crawford without penetrating the oiled surface, Let me fill your bin this month scored after two were down, and that and while a sharp wagon tire will make was about all the story. Pen had a track where the surface is not pack ed solidly, the damage is not so great Tin Soldiers.

Newton being the headquarters for and save money over mid-winter prices. Yours to please, Phone 45 B. Morrisons thumb nail raised by a hot ball and pranced around for a while but stayed in the game. Wiley was bumped by a nor so lasting as an unoiled road. The great objection so frequently runner at first and his arm was so bad the Second Kansas Regiment, a train was made up here Monday, to fake to Lawrence all the necessary camping heard expressed about the duet which I ft arises from an oiled street being so ly wrenched that he had to quit, Jones taking his place.

Jim Beal pitched six hog cholera in the country, we recommend that all herds be vaccinated. We have a number of copies of a treatise on the subject from the State Agricultural College, which we will be pleased to mail to all concerned upon request. Phone, call or write and we will send you a copy free of charge. Hog Cholera can be prevented and stopped. innings for the visitors, and was sue and general army equipment for the twelve companies which constitute this reginipnt.

Not nearly all the tents and military equipage was taken. Com ceeded by Ueorge Beal who struck out offensive and "dirty," is not heard from the West Broadway people. They say the dust does not rise more than a few feet from the street, and does not reach the residences, at least not in sufficient quantities to become at all disagree four batters in the two innings he pitch pany l). of Newton loaded two horse ed. Lowman pitched the full nine inn Col.

G. P. TEMPLE Auctioneer ings for the home team and was in fine form. Pete Willum sent a long drive able. Newton Kansan.

to the weed patch, in the Bixth inning car3 and a baggage car. These together with a coach for the company and officers-Col. Huisington, Major Cooper, Captain Kaufman, Captain Sawyer and Lieutenant Burgner, made up the special train. Newton Journal. The Booster.

and raced around for a homer while the i Bentley fielders hunted for the ball Be a Booster, quit your knocking, The Reds pulled off two fast doubles don't spend all your time in talking dead against most anything that benefits your town; get to work and cut Picnic. party composed party composed during the game. Score by inninga: Bentley 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 I 0-3 9 Sedgwick 00500300 -8 8 formerly of Valley Center. Now located in WICHITA, KA.NSAS, 1219 North Market Street, rhone No. 6154 Market.

Employ me to cry. your Farm Sales it will naean money to us both. Call, write, phone or see either Bank for dates. A picnic of Mrs. the jawing, get a sawbuck and keep sawing, try to build the old town bigger Watkins and Miss Mayfre Mrs.

J. H. Doell, Miss Elsie Bierschbach, Mi. Sedgwick State Bank Batteries, Beal, Beal and Hays; Low and quit tearing down. Shove aside man, and.

Armour and Bender. Sum the tuneless ditty, noise has never built mary, two base hits, Dodson, G. Beal. Senaabangh and Miss Marguerite, Mrs. Alva Giles, Miss Mildred John3on and Mrs.

Alice Cretcher, spent last Friday a city, but some well directed efforts. Home run, Willum. First on balls, off may do good to all; don't keep yowling at the lid, tight; don't act like a cat at midnight, remember that the game has J. Beal 2, off G. Beal 2, off Lowman 0.

Struck out by J. Beal 7, by G. Beal 4, on Little river down at the Lon Cross farm. They didn't catch many fish, but they certainly didn't starve to by Lowman 7. Double plays Dodson to Jones, and Anderson to Pen to Jones.

death, if the lunch sent the editor was 1: started and keep playing ball. Cast away the senseless clamor; if you've got to use the hammer, get one of those useful weapons' one that has a fair sample of the picnic spread. Hit by pitcher, Willum, Hays. Urn pires Releford and Pollard. Interurban Service Twenty Years Ago.

claw; do not use the head forever.tiirn it around and then endeavor in a pulling The Home Merchant. A portion of our people seem diain From the files of the Pantaijuaph. You merely imagine you are a PROGRESSIVE, if you are still willing to pay the old excessive rate3 for INSURANCE Why not pay only legitimate losses and expences and pocket the difference? dined to patronize the home merchant except when they can't help it. They will ask our grocers to deliver a cake Kooerc moulds was building a new stunt, the best you ever saw. Nothing ere was gained by knocking, little more is gained by talking, work's about the only item that puts us anywhere; let us -make this resolution it's the house on his farm northwest of town.

Cars leave Wichita for i Newton 5:30 a. m. and 7:00 m. and every hour thereafter until bo! Cross had two horses killed bv of yeast to their back door. But when it comes to ordering a winter's supply wing.

only known solution we will cut out A marriage license was issued bv of canned goods, they write to some mail order store. all the knocking and we'll boost fore'er. Salina Union. It should be needless to say, that if For Safe Insurance at Actual Cost, see E. J.

DOTY Sedgwiek, at Fulton's Barber Shop juoge uroom, oi iNewton, to4utt Elliott and Susie Giffin. Earl Schaefer was taking piano lessons from Prof. Sanford, and the professor stated that Earl was an exceedingly bright pupil and showed marked musical talent. Jarvis Jones left for Caldwell where everyone did this, we should have stores to rent, fewer opportunities for people to earn a living at home. Need Teachers.

The girls who know how to teach On the contrary, if we all bought cooking and sewing are not long idle these days. The Kansas Agricultural everything possible at home, our stores he secured employment in the Santa Fe 10:00 p. m. Last car 1125 p. m.

Cars leave Wichita for Halstead 5:30 a. m. and 7:00 a. m. and every 2 hours therafter until 9:00 p.

m. Last car 11:25 p. m. Passenger cars will leave SEDGWICK South bound 6v44 a. 8:02 a.m.

and every houjr until 1.1:02 p. Last car 12:08 a. m. North bound 7:55 a. m.

and every hour until 10:55 p. m. Last car 12:20 a. m. Cars leave Newton 6:14 and 7:30 a.

and every hour until 11:30 p. ni. Two freights each way, daily. machine shops. Bert Giffin was openine ud a new College was not able to supply more than one half the teachers required in 1911 and 12.

Six hundred and seventy five girls were enrolled in the domestic stock of clothing and gent's could keep even better stocks. It is a great convenience to be able to make selections from a good line of goods at home. This becomes possible where everyone loyally supports the home merchants. Under such circumstances existing stores could do a larger business, em Norman Chamberlain, of Kansas science course at the college but only a few of these intend to leave home. City, was here visiting old friends.

Riley Hilliard's house two miles north Fewer than one hundred have any de of town, burned together with all the sire to teach school and still there was constant call for girls to fill position ploy more people, and new concerns would start. Every person owning real paying from forty to one hundred dol household goods. Mr. and Mrs. R.

W. Hall gave a farewell party to G. W. Kanavel and family, who" were leaving for Evanston, Illinois. DON'T have your soles nailed on when you can I have them sewed just like when they were made.

AND COSTS LESS than the old hand work. You don't use a candle for light, or an ox team to travel. We have as fine shoe machinery as is made. 2 W. M.

MIDDLETON SON lars a month and this, notwithstanding estate or a business here would see it grow more valuable. the fact that home economics or domes tic science is taught also at Pittsburg Even the man ith nothing would The Arkansas Valley Interurbar Ryj Emporia, Hays and at Lawrence. gain, inere would he more property Shocking Sounds in the earth are sometimes heard before a terrible earthquake, that warn to tax, hence more public improve Forty-five young women were placed this summer, by the Kansas Agricul ot the coming peril. Nature's warn ments. With more money in circulation our fraternal societies, churches tural College as teachers of domestic ings are kind.

That dull pain ache science. in the back warns you the Kidneys need attention if you would escape those and clubs could serve the community more efficiently. Oxford Register. School Opens Sept. 2.

59th Anniversary. dangerous maladies, dropsy, diabetes or orient disease. Take Flprtrir Mr. and Mrs. James Armour cele Bitters at once and see backache fiv brated their 59th wedding anniversary and all your best feelings return.

"My son received great benefit from their Santa Fe Excursions Aug. 25, at their home "Woodland Farm" west of Sedgwick. About 60 5 use for kidney and bladder writes Peter Bondy. South Rockwood relatives and friends were present and It is certainlv a treat kiHnev LUNCH ROOM A. CONFECTIONERY M.

PAUGH, PROP. enjoyed the day by having a genera meaicine. irvit. oU cents at 11 The Sedgwick public school will open next Monday, Sept. 2.

Following is the list of Instructors: High school, Herberts. Gilham, Superintendent; Gail B. Ross, principal; Maud M. McConnell, first assistant; Elsie L. Smith, second assistant; grade teachers: Eva Philbrook, Cora Urn-barger, J.

H. Crum, Josephine Kyner, Emma Everett; music, Zeta VanGundy. The announcement is made that a reunion. Besides the six children now Johnson Drug Store. at Der varH in all Milli- the new colors, at the Sedgwick nery Store.

We serve Oysters any style Chile con carnie Sandwiches, Bread, Pies, Cakes and other Pastries fine line of Bon Boti3 Nuts, Oranges, Lemons, Bananas, Cigars and Tobacco. The following are a few points to which summer tourist rates are now on sale. Chicago, and return $22.90 living, and their families, those present from a distance were Dr. Keeler and family, Mr. Boultmanand family, Jacob Jaden, wife and son, John Stewart, Louis Soulter and family, of Clearwater, Miss A.

Irons, Miss Jessie Jam Notice. Having purchased the Oan ice hnsi- iVormal course will be added to the You never go away hungry, Give us a trial, we are bound to please ness I am prepared to deliver ice to any part of town. Call orders attended to promptly. A share of your business will be appreciated. Phonp 29 St.

Louis, Mo. Minneapolis, Minn. Niagara Falls, N.Y Pittsburg, Pa. Washington, D.C. school this year, which will be a fine thiPg.

It will entitle all graduates to a teachers certificate without further ison, of Wichita, and Miss M. Ash, of Sedgwiek. All had a delightful day and wish Mr. and Mrs. Armour much joy and happinnss.

They have traveled down life's highway together for 59 i old stand. St D. (I. Hfi.i.ar. work or examination.

The present 16.95 22.90 42.40,44.35 30.90,41.45 57.45,5'.1.75 60.30 60. SO 17.50 27.50 30.95 for sale at Jf fin nor years, and 59 years is a long, long time. bushel. Mahannah. term of school will open in the new, modern $35,000 school building.

Many students from outside the district will attend school here now in order to take advantage of the exceptional opportunities offered. Hog Cholera. TWO HOUSES MOVING PICTURES the opera house everv WoH. New York City 5" Buston, Mass. Portland, Me.

Denver, Colo. Spgs Glen wood Springs Ogden, Utah California points, direct Seattle, Wash. at Hog cholera has appeared among the herds southwest of town and some loss nesday and Saturday night, only 10c. Two shows each night 8 to 9, and 9 to 10. New films every night.

ior less man the price ot one. I am offering the es are reporiea. ine iarmers were 60.00 60.00 congregational church building for sale. This just beginning to make some headway toward restocking after the heavv Date Changed. The date for the big colt has been changed from Sept.

18 to 25. The change has been made on account of Daily and Sundav Eaele other points on sale at Johnson's news stand, or delivered for 10c per week. Also to various east and south. Earl Hurlbut, Carrier. the fact that the first date conflicts with the dates of the State Fair at cholera losses of last year and a spread of the disease now would ba a misfortune indeed.

V. C. Index. Stock raisers should take every precaution against the spread of this disease. It just about cleaned this locality up last year, and a second dose would be quite a set back.

We have a new man on the wagon and are readv to deliver I building is all of soft pine, well built and in good repair. One part 20x36x12 is brick filled to the eves and the carpenters say will make a good large 5 room house. The other part is 24x24x12, very suitable for a 4 room cottage sufficient Ibr. in the steeple to build porches or an extra room. Will sell one or both taking 1-2 cash balance time.

CHAS. HARLING, Hutchinson. When the Hutchinson boosters were' over the other day, Mr. Sponsler called attention to the con-diction, and steps were immediately promptly. Phone 150.

ihe Sedgwick Creamery. Tickets on sale daity until Sept. 30, return limit Oct. 31 For furtbe8 particulars caJl on R.S, HOWERTON, Agent, SEDGWICp, KANSAS taken to see if the date for the Har I wo thorouehbred Durni. mnio pigs lor sale, old enough for service.

4t Boyd Hartman. Blamed A Good Worker. I blamed my heart for severe distress in my left side for two years," writes W. Evan, Danville, "hut I know now it was Indigestion, as Dr. For rent, vey county colt show could be changed.

A V-onference was held and it was decided he wisest course to make the change above indicated. A great many 'Newton people and Harvey county farmers will want to attend the fair on the 18th, and the change will be a matter of satisfaction to them stable room for L. Foster. horset at King's New Life Pills completely cured me." Best for stomach, liver and kid ney troubles, constipation, headache or The FARMERS STATE BANK 3 Children Cry FOR FLETCHER'S ASTO I A debility. 25c at D.

D. Johnson Drue Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Cure Colds, Croup and Whoop mg Couh- Store..