Meade Globe from Meade, Kansas • 5

V--. X' Pilll; SjlSgW' Some grading is being done on the streets. Let the good work go on. 4 if) Th is is Thanksgiving month, you want to eat and be thankful and have good things to eat and we will be thankful for your trade. Buckwheat flour, maple syrup, cranberries, golden gate coffee and 1 1 r-i w) i I fet am spices, a seclect stock.

1 ry it see. S3 STOR Dr. Wra. F-. Fee, A full line of Drues alway on CI UG and I Prescriptions carefully compounded all hours day or night H.

A. II AUPEK. President. LOUIS HO ft LEU. Cashter.

A beautiful Christmas present is ready for you. A diamond, watch or an artistic piece of jewelry. Fine hand painted china. Cut glass. Toilet in Sterling- silver, ebony and stag horn.

Silverware in knives, forks, spoons, and single pieces in sterling and best plate. jj Burned leather goods, Fine stationary, and Christmas novelties tp numerous to men- tion. Make your selection as early as possible. Sourbeer Co. Jewelry Store I Will I Will Not.

I CAN DO ALL. THINGS THROUGH CHRIST WHICH STRENGTHENETH ME." PHIL I will not speak evil of any one. I will not criticise a person against whom I am prejudiced. 1 will restrain my tongue when I am angry. 1 will be silent when I know there is danger of being misunderstood.

I will withhold my words, when I have a doubt as to my motive in speak ing. I will not tell or repeat anything that will make unkind feelings between people, or that will create prejudice. 1 will try not to hear unkind. wrong things, and will do all in my power to discourage those who indulge in unkind words. I will cultivate the habit of placing cnaritaoie construction upon tne words and conduct of my fellows.

I will do all in my power to help the weak, the erring and the distressed. 1 will cultivate kindness ot thought and expression in all my relations in life. Believing that everyone has some good quality or qualities, I will look for the good and emulate it, and when find evil I will pray that its possessor may be delivered from its power. Selected GET RIGHT WITH GOD Ladies will be pleased to 'know tha the Meade Dry Goods Co. is now keeping a complete stock of McCall patterns on hand.

The Globe thanks Congressman Madison for putting the Globe on tho mailing list for the Congressional Record for this session. Tom Walters residence caught fir Monday morning form the hot The floor was burned a littl but no damage was done to speak oil The fire department responded prompt ly and soon had a big stream of wate.c turned into the cellar where the heat ing plant was located. The piesent fall has been an exceptionally fine one. The month of Nov, was the mildest the Globe man hay seen in 22 years. Many of the nights the temperature did not fall to freez ing and the wind velocity has been th; lowest we have ever experienced her for this month.

Surely the climate changing and very much for the better. Mrs. Bradley Senator Brown was tried last The Globe has who shot and killed of Utah a year ago week and acquitted, no sympathy for th- things called men, such as was Sen ator Brown, and its a mighty good rid dance when one gets killed or dies a natural death (and few should be per mitted to die that way) the world rid of one of its burdens. Geo. Stoffer has been hauling from the south part of the county some of as good corn as was ever raised in Kan sas.

The grains were large and sound and well matured. Who says com wont grow in Meade connty. Whv had the farmers devoted one half tho labor and time they put on wheat to planting corn and properly cultivatinp- it they would havd raised double the amount oi corn. THE MEADE STATE BANK, Itleacle, Kansas. Designated County Depository.

Oattle Loar.s a Specialty. Unsurpassed Facilities in all BraucheR of Baskie. DISTINCTIVELY A RANK. coal famine1 B. F.

Thompson has been on sick list since returning from Ills. the Mrs. H. P. Lane of Arkajon is in the city visiting freinds.

H. Grammont, the baker, left this morning for Enid, for a few days. W. S. Martin is back in his old position in the P.

0. Will makes a good assistant P. M. The wheat is still making a nice showing and Meade county has never had a finer prospect for a bumper crop 1908. There will soon be a.

coming for the holidays persons of Meade who schools abroad. joyous home-of the young are attending We have for sale one No. 3 Victor talking machine, with large flower horn, and thirty records. Bargain, cash or installment. Sourbeer Co.

Dennis Barragree was in town a few days ago doing business. He smiles everytime you mention the 30 acres of good corn he raised last summer. D. P. Wysong, administrator of J.

F. Eason, deceased, is advertising a public sale, for Saturday, Dec. 21. Saturday, See notice elsewhere in the Globe day. to- B.

F. Thompson has just received a letter from E. A. Thompson, his son, who is in Los Angeles, and they like it very much. The weather is warm and the roses are in bloom.

Rev. Gillidette, the preacher and farmer of Plains, was in town Monday on his way back from Minneola where he holds services regularly each alternate Sabbath. Meade has more coal piled around at the present time than has ever be- fore been in our city. The only thing that now stands in the way of full private bins is the wherewith. Wm.

Merkle, the successful farmer and ranceman of Fowler, was in town Tuesday and ordered another Aermoter co pump water for him. A. Billie says he Aermoter is the best mill on the market. Holiday clearance sale of Ladies, Misses and Childrens clcaks. Our stock is still larcre and complete but we wish to turn them into money.

You can not afford to be without one of these handsome and stylish gar ments at the price we are now offering them. Do not tail to call ana get our trices At Wehrle's. We see that Capt. Osgood has been ippomtea oy uerrjrui nraasnaw on me a 1 1 1 -f 1-T 1 State Committee to take charge of the five western counties in order that r.nev may oe repreaenteu ueiore ine 1 1 1 1 i.1 National Committee on the retiring use an tnat are engioie. ine captain nas been eminently saiisiaccorv io 1 1 leadauarters.

and he is working now -B 1 on the western counties effectually. L. J. Riordan, of Correctionville, la nd his brother-in-law, Albert Hempel were town ivionaay ana came in to ir 1 a. ee the Globe.

Mr. Riordan seeks lealth in southwest Kansas as he has been afflicted with asthma for a num ber of years and found he was growing vorse. He says this climate gives lim almost instant relief and he is feei ng very much better. He will remain lere until spring at least, and probably Two foot ball games were stopped the police in New York on thanks giving after six players had been bad- hurt bv rough playing. The police dispersed the crowd with their clubs.

good people ball players is really too bad that vill stand by and see foot iterally knocked down. They will saw a foot hen go away and say th all game when in reality they were ooking at a rough and tumble fight of i i.1 i lot oi leuows over me possession ui ball like a lot of hungry dogs after a )one. Shame! There was a double wedding at the ffice of Probate Judge Saturday afternoon at 5 o'clock at which time Judge Randolph united in marriage Martena 'lint to Miss Edna Marrs and Walker lard aw ay to Miss Fannie Marrs. The rides are daughters of Mr. and Mrs.

Marrs and are among the best oung ladies of Meade county and the grooms are good industrious boys who vill find that the women they won will nake for them excellent wives. All arties are oung and the Globe hopes se them grow up together strong md helpful one to the other and tha hey may live long ana be happy and prosperous. Kememner that all who pay a year advance for the Globe will get the 1 Kansas City Weekly Journal free. Has any one seen the lately. I a I Will Dalgarn is advertising sale for Thursday, Dec.

12. move his family to this city. a public He will Dr. and Mrs. Fee left Monday for Denver.

Colo, where the Rock Island surgeons have a convention this week and of course Doc would have to be there. Miss Lelia Huston, Asst. P. M. left Tuesday evening for Holton to visit her aunt, Mrs.

Hawkins and family. Her work in the P. O. has been to confining and her health has failed. Mr.

and Mrs. Ben Buck were in town first of the week enroute to Englewood. They were just returning from Mt. Victory, Ohio to which place they were called on account of the death of Mrs. Buck's parents.

The ordeal was a severe one for Mrs. Buck. H. N. Holderman the high grade stock raiser, left Sunday morning for Hutchinson where he visited relatives Sunday and Monday and on Tuesday went to a public sale of thoro-bred live stock at Great Bend.

Mr. Holderman is very much interested in blooded stock and has on his farm some of the finest in the southwest. Albert Hempel is advertising a pub- lie sale for Tuesday. Dec. 17.

He has burchased a farm near Correctionville, la. and will move there in about 30 days. Mr. Hempel has been in Meade county for about ten years and is a mighty good citizen and his many friends are sorry he is going to leave. "A religion that will make a man truth, speak pay ms debts, ten tne well of his neighbor and work every dav to support his family, is srood to live and die by.

Anything short of this is a sham and fraud, and the party who has it, has mistaken stomach trouble for religion. -Bethany Repub- hcan. Rousing meetings are going on at the M. E. Church day and night.

Most all the business places close from 3 tc 4 which give an opportunity to attend the day meetings. Evangelist Lamkir is a preacher with power and his ser mons strike the hosts of Satan with awful force and telling effect. Tht Globe is glad to see such work going on and bids it God speed with the hope that many will turn irom sin ana like the prodigal of old say will arise and go unto my father Stop Get up two hourt earlier in the morning and do some thing but of your regular profession. Mind vour own business and your might let other people's alone. Live with in your means.

Give away or sell vour doer. Go to 3d earlier. Talk less of your own peculiir gifts and mor of those of your friend and neighbor. cheerful. Fulfil your promises.

Pa your debts. Be yourself all you woulc see in others. Be a good man anc stop grumbling Judge Wallace of the criminal cdur; of Kansas City, Mo. has made a splen did. and at last a winning fkrht for th close observance of Sunday at thai place and all Sunday theatres mus' close their doors.

Let the trood work go on and let there be a general Sun day observance not only in Kansa City, Mo. but in Kansas which wil shut out the base ball and foot bal games. Because a few persons persis in violation of the law is no reason thai the good but week kneed should fal in. Lord help the people everywhere to stand for the right. In conversation with ohe of the lead msr citizens ol Meade tne ulobe waf informed that as rats have now mad lllll.

7 V. 44, A C-HVV. Ill tlHO Vll-J tAHU V. IX lj that our people should endeavor tc catch these destructive rodents in wirt traps and fix a place where they coulc dl be put together and starved int eating one another. In this way could in a short time get a lot of rat eatinir rats in our community that would soon rid us of these pests.

Tht scneme is tiiai, aiuer tnsse rats iidvt- 1 ll A. A. A 1 J. 1 been penned up for a certain length time and become thoroughly canniba that they may oe turned loose anc another put in their place until have a lot ot rats that will kill and eat all arrivals. In speaking of poisining rats thissame man said the most ef fective way was to get some fresl cheese and make it in little balls abou the size of a pea and place in the cen ter a small crystal of strychnine abou the size or a small gram ot sand anc carefully close it up.

Place this in am open vessel, where rats infest, alon with a pan oi water. ine Deauty oi this is that the rat will never live after eating the poison to get in hole but will di2 on tho In way the poison is not scattered but can be taken up and put out of reach. in Proprietor. Patent Medicines hand. B.

F. COX. Vice President. LEO P. AlcMEEL, Aes't Cashier El ikcMEEL rmr cfork- of Firmihirp io ions as vou are in- this stock of ours we would ana List of R.

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L'ASTEKN. r.OUI9 TtOKIILKM. Wm. KOI53. Onr irwitoriort incnprt always in force, and it includes everybody.

There is no best day, no best time to took at our stock. Come any time you nd lease an ray as teres ted. We claim will do its own ii rather snowyou man Oome expecting 1 arguing, ceptionally worthy showing of ii ten you to meet an ex III DTTBMimnDi? Furniture, buy and prove that we offer you opportunities for real economy. fiTSU Pi cue "bent Coal in I JLi 111 i a The Globe man thanks Mrs. DeCov a stalk of the best celery we ever tasted.

way or other the soil PER TON. the market. Leave orders county appears to be particularly adapted to the raising of this greai staple vegetable and it has a superior Savor, sweetness and crispness thai chat celery which is shipped in doc, not have. The Gloee thinks a number of our farmers having suitable land here should turn their attention to the growth and culture of this very marketable product. There is gcu) money in it, with, ine and deliveries will be promptly made.

A. 0. ROSENBERRY..