The Kanoradian from Kanorado, Kansas • 2

THE KANORADIAN, KANORADO, KANSAS CORRESPONDENT DEPARTMENT Items for this department are cheerfully solicited and accepted. All copy mast be in this office not later than Wednesday noon to Insure insertion. All copy arriving too late will be inserted the following week under the head "Too Late For Last Week." stfafftte Alia aocfl ing the uncle and aunt, Fred German and wife for a few days, Edythe and Frances Farmer are right there when it comes to riding horseback, they can ride out on the range and look after the cattle for their father, which is certainly a great help. Nothing nicer than knowing how to handle and ride horses. Lucy Muck of Siebert, Colo, is going to teach the Prairie View school.

School will commence the 18 th of September. Opal Borton spent last Thursday with Frances Farmer. Shorty Olmstead is going to Nebraska to far this next year. SMOKY ITEMS The rains of the past two weeks Over-work, worry and the constant strain of a business life are often a cause of much trouble. Dr.

Miles' Nervine is highly recommended for all Nervous disorders. It is particularly invaluable to business women. Regulate your bowels by using DR. MILES' LIVER PILLS IF FIRST BOTTLE, OR BOX, FAILS TO BENEFIT YOU, YOUR MONEY WILL BE REFUNDED. NERVOUS ATTACKS.

"I suffered with nervous attacks and headaches. Then my llrer got out of order and it seemed as though my whole eystem was upset. I commenced using Dr. Miles' Nervine and also took Dr. Miles' Liver Pills and now I fel perfectly well in every way.

My bowels also are in good shape now." MRS. AUGUSTA KEISER, 1149 Portland Rochester, N. T. STATE LINE ITEMS J. J.

Morton and wife of Atwood, Kansas, spent Thursday at Fred Vincent's. They are old acquaintance, having been acquainted since 1870 and have not met for 30 years and it was a pleasant visit talking over the happenings in Phillips in the early 70's. Fred Vincent done some veter-nary dental work for Frank Robinson one day last week. C. B.

Morton and wife and Mable Roedell and Lydia Vincent called at Pete Frye's and ate watermelon one day last week. Fred Vincent has been putting up millet tue past few days. Louis Blackburn has been visiting relatives in this neighborhood the past week. Ollie Robinson and sons called at Birdie Eibert one day this week. Wyate Boger and P.

N. Flint were calling at the E. F. Farmer home Tuesday evening. Wyate Boger and P.

N. Flint are very much interested in the boys and girls poultry clubs of which we have one at the Prairie View school and we are going to exhibit some of the poultry at the Burlington fair. We have all did lots of grumbling about dry weather, so let us get busy and talk about the fine rains we are having. Sig Thompson leaves this week to attend camp meeting at Norton. Chas.

and Walter Jones are visit hood attended the Goodland fair has made everything put on a coat of green. The threshing machine has begun to hum in this locality. Dave Neuschwanger and wife are the proud parents of a baby girl. Rev. Henry preached at the church last Sunday.

A large crowd attended both morning and evening. Joe Hayward and wife autoed to Bird City last Sunday. The last report from Mr. Motsing-er were more favorable. Clark Seward and Vola Harmon spent Sunday at the Hubbard home.

A great many from this neighbor- last week. Billy Bohannon has been assisting at the Motsinger ranch. Grandma Copeland now rides in a big Grant Six. Tom Kasson of Wallace county were in Kanorado Monday to take in the circus. MID PRAIRIE SCHOONERS Clarence Parker and family were callers at the Thiel home one day last week.

Mrs. Lucy Thoman was shopping in Burlington last Saturday. Elmer Magunson and lady friend attended the ball game at Burlington last Sunday. had the misfortune to get his leg broke just helow the hip, is getting along as well as could be expected. It was a bad brake, the bone being splentered some.

We all hope that he will get along all right. To late for last week. Will Dunham has been looking after his fathers chores while he was in Denver. Mr. Wroot called on Arnold Thoman Monday.

Walter Winslow was looking up stray horses the first of the week. Tom Dillon and family and sister were auto riding Monday. Owing to the rain Sunday the ball game at Burlington was postponed. Continued on back page. MOGUL 8-16 KEROSENE TRACTOR Will Dunham and family were visiting Ed.

Gahm's last Sunday. They didn't have a very bleasant time getting home in the rain. E. Harrington autoed to Goodland last Sunday and had some difficult in returning, he had to run through water quite a ways. Some cooler wheather the past few days and lots of rain if frost only stays off a while yet we may get some feed this fall.

Peter Jensen and family have returned from their outing in the mountains and feeling quite pleased Protect Your Life and Property against Lightning by putting on the H. J. Dooley's System of Lightning Rods, To-peka, Kansas BE SURE that the Tractor you buy will operate on kerosene and other low priced fuels. MOGUL 8-16 is just as standard in it's construction and as logically built as a farm wagon. Have you ever sat on the seat of a MOGUL 8-16 TRACTOR andsee how simple it is to operate? If not, see it at with their trip.

There certainly has been the greatest number of tourists to the mountains this year than ever before. Sadie Gahm passed the examination at Burlington and has left for Colbyf Kansas for a visit with her brother. Mrs. Tittle and three children autoed to Burlington Saturday to do some trading. Mrs.

Ida Sullivan's little boy, who WM. HARTSTINES' A. D. BORTON AGENT Kansas Kanorado,.