The Morland Standard from Morland, Kansas • 4

'I he Kansas City Weekly Star and tt 'Fv'T f'Tl 'fT'T f'Tl TfTTT T3 The Progress, The Progress IJjth one year for $1.10, 4 HUMMEL COLLINS ifrogresg Publishing Company, A. Waimott, Physician and Surgeon. Oflice over Qitizenj Stat Bank. Calk night orJ day, town or country BOTH 'PHONES. -a AMorland Kansas.

4 Real Estate Q. W. Butler Editor. Dr. G.

Webber, PHYSICIAN and SURGEON. ISSUBO EVERY THURSDAY. FARM LOANS and INSURANCE Town or Country Gills Made (ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR. Promptly, Day or Night. Both Thones, NORLAND KANSAS It will pay you to see us before pur- jl Entered at the Postofficeat Mori and, JKaiisas, as second-class mail matter.

chasing. ASK TO SEE OUR LIST, i ADVERTISING RATES: l)wplay advertisements, 10 cents per inch per H.C.Smith, REFRA CTIONIST. Glasses fitted in a scien vRek one column wide. Discount to regular ad Vcrtien upi application at this office. Locate, 5 cents per line pur week.

Jo DEAN tific correc All Advertisements will be charted for by the DRAY: week unless otherwise specified by written contract with the advertiser. tion of all error of rcf rac-tion guaranteed. Examination free. Prescription work. For appoint Docs all kinds of hauling and Team Work.

SPKCIAL NOTICE- All advertisement (Intended for the current lnue of the FroirretM ments apply at Smith reasonable (Should be in this office by Wednesday morning to Dry Goods Co. llnttnre publication. nets, KANSAS. HILL CITY KANS. 'Phone Number 12, 0 JLINCOLN BRANCH TIME TABLE iGoins; East Coin; West JPaxs.

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135 p.m If rciahtNo 1H6-US0 p.m I F't No. a. in, Mmtiuaiil Time. Dally except Sunday 'Twin No, 136 will handle utock providing It if) tall loaded and ready to ko, otherwise it will be (refused. Let ns advise what is beet for your eyes.

E. F. Sullivan Optician, at Morland, March Mr. and Mrs. Knickerbocker, of Manhattan, came tip Tuesday to visit with their daughter L.

W. Laird, who was very low at that time. Ed Winters informs us that he has sold the land south of town that he has been advertising in the Progress, to Mr. Greamba. Ed says he thinks advertising pays.

Roy Laird who has been working for Ray Dillingham south of town returned home the first of the week on account of the illness of his mother. F. Wellman and family, of Quinter, Kansas, was shopping in our town this week. Fred is a good "fellow and we are glad to have him visit our town. Scott Smith papered John Dawson's house in the west part of town last week.

Scott says it is one of the nicest finished houses in town since he papered it. J. L. James and wife from south of town, took dinner with J. Coop and wife Tuesday.

While in town Mr, James made the Progress office a pleasant call. Tom Heath is transplanting some large forest and orchard trees for D. C. Kay this week. If these trees live and do well they will be a nice ornament to, the town.

Mr. jgan iom ithe eastern part of the state' who' purchased a quarter section of land of A. T. Mitchell, north of the river, is here this week seeding 45 acres of it to alfalfa. Cy and Dal Jamison are build COLVIN COMPANY, DRUGGISTS We keep constantly on hand a full Line of.

Standard Patent Medicines, Pure Drugs and Chemicles at prices that are Call and see us. AUCTIONEER Over five years of public experience. Satisfaction or no pay. Straight deals or none. One per cent commission.

Big inducement on sale bills Adds. Address: E. P. Bell, Morland Kansas. Guiseppe Alia, who shot and killed Father Leo in St.

Elizabeth's Catholic church in Denver, Feb, 23, was found guilty of murder in the first degree Thursday Hanging was fixed as penalty. Sunday observance is becoming very popular in the great Recently all the New York theaters were closed for several iSundays. Not long ago the Kansas City grand jury indicted 169 actors for performing on Sunday. 'There is no doubt but that everyone would be better off for resting on Sunday. AUCTIONEER and- SALESMAN H.

J. Setchell -DEALER IN- -REAL ESTATE- Farm Loans and Insurance Land list of Western Kansas and Colorado land, furnished upon application. Correspondence solicited Kansas. having a practical experience of ten years operating sales for some I 2 of the most prominent Farmers and Stockmen '-in Norton I and PWHips counties. 1 sollcite your work in the sale business, and guarantee satisfaction.

I Leave dates at Progress office Call or 'phone me at MORLAND, KANSAS ing a frame resieence north of Penokee, for a new comer who recently purchased land and We all have our ideals, or, if we (do we should have. Do you ver stop and think whether or not what you are looking forward to and planning for is really worth while? Will you be any happier when you achieve your aim? Will you be able to make others happier? These are matters of real importance and are worth thinking about. ...1 moved to it. "We did not learn the WANTED A representative in this county by a larpe real estate corporation. Special inducement to those who wish to be gentlemans name.

Rev. Frame has rented the house and ten acres of land of come financially interested. The Real Estate Security Co. Fort Dearborn Building CHICAGO, ILL the old Taylor place in the Dillingham district. The Rev.

and family will move there this spring which will put him closer to his work. The Harvey Travis Shut, ENLARGED PORTRAITS Any one having portraits they wish to have enx larged will do well to call at the Furniture store. We have some fine samples, Prices Feascnable. FRAMING A SPECIALTY'S. ALL KINDS OF FURNITURE AT LOWEST PRICES.

LAIRD FURNITURE Morland, Kansas. Order and Confectionery will open for business the first of the On week days the Morland Post Office will be open to the public as follows; Mountain Time from 7:00 A. M. to 7:00 P. m.

On Sundays the mail will be open from 7:00 to 8:00 a. M. Mail bags go to Depot at 7:00 P. M. A.

T. Mitchell, P. M. coming week with a full line of new goods. We cordially solicit your patronage.

Ottawa, March 5. Inquiries by telephone and telegraph poured into Ottawa yesterday from C. A. Garrison of Hill City, in an effort to locate Frand Garrison, brother of the Hill City man. At Salina a report had recently been circulated and printed to the effect that the death of Mack Garrison, who had worked the past year as a painter in Salina, was dead, had occured in Kansas City recently.

The object of the anxious search was readily located in Ottawa last night, as the young man had been here for several days visiting friends. Mr. Garrison answered a telephone call himself to tell his relatives he was not Capital. Harvey Travis. NOTICE.

One barrow came to mv place some time ago, weight about 40 lbs. color red, owner can have same by paying for this notice and feed bill. J. W. Yocum.

9 To Whom It May Concern. Notice is hereby givi that my is nun WHEN YOU SHOOT The Epworth League on file in the office of the County Ck-rfc of Graham County, Kansas praying Honorable Board iif County Commissioner ef said county vacate the Streets and Alleys in the City of Morland, towit; I You wsct to HIT what you are limine at which was given in the parlor of That part if Ftveniont A venue lying between Block Five and Six on the North and Seven and be it bird, beast or target. Make your thots cotttt by Hooting the STEVENS For 41 years STEVENS AliMS have carrkd ofl PlitMIER HONORS for AC-CVRACY. Our line: Rifles, Shotguns. Pistols Henry Marshall Morgan says he is a batching, he likes it so bad, he says for the benefit of some other poor batch, will tell how easy it is to get breakfast ''I took a piece of bread (by the way it was a little old,) broke it up in a pot or kettle, the wash-pan will do, the piece I used refused to break so I used a maul: A social wes given at Mrs.

Colvins Saturday night for Miss Zula, who accompanied her sister -in-law Mrs. Sam Colvin and children who left on the evening passenger for their new home in Jewell Co. Miss Zula will visit relatives there for several weeks "Do you know who that old gentleman is talking to our hostess?" asked Mrs. Blunderer of the lady sitting by her. "That" answered the lady coldly, "is my son" gasped Mrs.

Blunderer in confusion, "he's a great deal older than you are, is he not?" -Ex the Citizes State Bank last Monday evening was well attended. Ice cream and cake were served as refreshments and every one present enjoyed themselves. Humane Law of the Desert. One of the oddest humanp lawi lu vor Deirf insist on tut Stevens. clDnt obtain, shin oirect, rx prgst ye.Jtd, unoo S-nd 4 in ttamnt Cltaiojr Ot COTWpirtOOTrOt.

A vi uan i book oite fer en for present aliootrrs. Eight on the South, and that part of the Street lying between BlovUa Seven and Eight on the North and Block Sixty live and Sixty nix on the South; also that part of Sixth Street lying between Blocks Five, and Sixty Five on the Kant and Ban-to Six. Seven and Sixty tux, an the west, also the Alley extending across or through Blocks Five, Six, Seven and Eight, and that said petetion will be heard by said Board on the first day of the next regular session of said Board to be held on A pri! 6, wots, at which time and place all pernons interested may appear and be heard. J. B.

Gaove, Petitioner. this cenntry is in force in Nevada. la Beautiful three-color Alunintim Hanger will pore in milk to cover, bring to a boil and if not hot enough put in that section of the American tieserl which lie in Nevada, travelers in distress may flag the limited trains and compel the train, crew Ut give them water to drink. 'the law Dc totvraraed lor xo cans ni tiaaxps. J.

Stevens Arms Tool P. O. Box 4094 CHICOPKS FALLS, UAS3 XT. 8. A.

cayenne pepper, then eat it if you can, If you can not, give it to somelodys dog," I makes it a felony to refuse to ooiupl vuh tea U-tvalar' xuumL.