The Bushton News from Bushton, Kansas • 4

1 THE BUSHTON NEWS. i III i II. 6IAAIZ, M. Physician and Surgeon. -a Office 11 doer uuth of furniture 6tor.

ft we win oe pieasea to serve you either alphabetically or promiscuously, the following: Do Not Use Questionable Groceries. The Laws of Kansas permit them to be sold until October 1, '0Z, without change of labels, butyour judgement sh'ould not permit you to buy or use them any time Agatite, Brick, Coal, Dimension and doors, Edge grain flooring, Fir finish, Grooved roofing, Hardware, Iola Portland cement, Just let us, Know your wants, Lath, Lime, Mill work of Yours to please S. H. Chatten. F.

B. Hohl, Mgr, gljtajaaa No order to small, Or to large, Poplar, Quarter round, Roofing, Storm sash and screens Tanks, Undressed fencing, Various sizes of Windows, Xtra A Shingles, Yours to please, all description, BELL FLOUR, By Test" Roller MillS, Bushton, Kansas. The Professional Baker Uses "Snow Bell" Flour FIRST: Because it has unequalled quality for making bread, biscuits, rolls, pies and cakes to suits his customers. SECOND Because it makes more bread, rolls, pies and cakes than other flour. For this same good reason every housewife should use SNOW BELL FLOUR.

If you can't dispute this argument, better buy a sack before next baking day. USB SNOW "Best Bushton I C. F. Stehwien, Prop. i Furniture! a Catered at In Buihton.

Menu Poatofflu a MidGlaaa Mali U1tw. PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY. f.R BOWMAN, Editor. FRIDAY, 17, 1907. Band Nofes.

Our old stand-by John Orth is again pounding the big drum. Will Zimmerman and Phil Hohl was voted in as members Monday night. Fred Roelfa has ordered a new uniform. He will appear in it on Decoration day. The band received many com pliments on their playing at the ball game last Saturday.

The programs will be out Sat urday, read, mark and inwardly digest them, then buy tickets for yourself and family. The minstrel boys are putting in all their time craeking jokes, they all have a comic smile on them in consequence. The Misses Rees, Wharton and Hohl, were visitors at rehearsal Monday night, also F. H.Mc Ferren and brother-in-law Mr. Clarence Diehl.

The band boys has worked hard on the music for the concert next Tuesday, and will render it in fine style. Do not forget the date, May 21st. Chester Stehwien is making himself popular with the boys, altho the youngest member he is not the least in regard to music, for he plays a very good alto. Our saxaphone players Orville Appel and Art Stehwien are com ing to the front. Theo.

Weihe is also working on his soprano sax aphone, and we expect to hear its melodious tone soon. We would like to see a boys band started. It would not only be a good recreation for thtm but would give their thoughts and i- deas a better turn, and perpetuate a good band. Think it over, boys. Mt.

Pleasant Heiko Feldmann is working for Fred Willard. Miss Anna Mehl visited with Miss Emma Schmidt. Rev. Humfeld and Carl Boldt went to Reno co Friday Herman Boldt is learning the carpenter trade in Ellinwood. John Keller visited with his son, Ed, in Barton co last week.

Miss Clara Schmidt is working for Mrs. Al Volkland in Bushton. Mrs. Robt. Springer and son, Otto, visited with friends in Ly ons Monday.

Quite a number of this vicinity attended the ball game in Bush-ton Saturday. Edd Allinger and sisters, Emma and Lucy, Louisa Roelfa, and Mela Mafferman visited at Henry Hoolcher's Sunday. Woodman assessment number 225 is called for the month of May. Neighbors please be prompt in paying your Asst. Remember you can pay them on or befoi the last day of the month.

Heed! an ordinance has been passed that when a neighbor does not pay his asst. before the last day of the month he goos suspended and what would become of all this money you have paid in if you should die or get killed before you could reinstate, think of this and be prompt about what is your duty. F. M. Bowman, Clerk.

Editor Greenbank of the Little River Monitor has changed his P'iper from an 8 column folio to a 5 column quarto which makes a a much neater paper and much handier for the readers of the Monitor. Bro. Greenbank has been chief of the Monitor for a bout 18 years, and has given the 0C6MTON, KANSAS G. SMITH, Dentist, ''tit i of Great Bend. Will be at Dr.

Mahaffy's offlc on Wedneday of each 'eek. BUSHTON, KANSAS PIIOTOORnPIIEE. All Wert rinlilwd I Uteat Mylee. LYONS, KANSAS STEHWIEN. --Contractors Are prepared lo fnrnlfh Plane Entlroate and Up-to-date 8tj let for any and ail afrnctnrea.

0USMTON, KANSAS. -Phone No'a. 4U. A B. G.

Shonyo Go. Machinists, jfor all kinds of Machine repairing A share of your patron age Bpliciter. M. VOLKLAND Notary Public peal Estate, Loans; Insurance and Collection; BU5MT0N, KANSAS Ltt 9 uu rt "ti a i 1 1 t.p. weihb's barber i shop, YOU WANT AaV CLEAN SHAVE -STYWSH HAIR CUT Or a shampoo, give ma a call.

--Am Agent for the-- HUTCHINSON STEAM LAUNDRY. I Laundry goea every 2 weefca on Monday The North Side Stands. It stands for matchless coffee the best in the city. It stands for 'splendid 6takes always juicy. It Stands for prime rib roast beef at A marvelously low price.

It stands pastry (our own make) that is unrivaled. It stands for quality. It standi) for cleanliness, It stands for yor confidence. It stands for Ice Cream, Pop, Lemonade, Tobacco, Cigars. J.

E. FiNNiN Proprietor. PERCHERON and GERMAN COACH HORSES. 53 -I mm ft Vii riimll CuUUn ItiTtr TKKMSi CIS 00 to Iniurocoll toatai aud amk Htr PKR I at 3 year old In 1001 Percheron Bullion. TKKM M.00tO Ii Bur.

eolt to atstd and nok. NOKBKT Mca ny yvar old. a flna an Individual any on wnld wlh to l.iok at TKRV $10 On to Inanre colt to atnnd am -uck BAB fc 'nimuio Keutuik Jaik 00. The above anfma! will make the araaon of loo; at the Buehton Livery Barn only, SCHWERDTFEGER, Owner and KcePer. 4 ii --Urn mi mm mm ii.m mh The Best Men in town, or most of them, pay bills by checks.

It helps in bus- ness; it helps to save money and is the up-to-date way. Come now and start an account. If put off you may Spend Honey that might be saved. Your money is perfectly safe here and you can get it any time, but it is easier to add to it and save than when in your pocket. The Bushton State Bank.

B. Leicester, Merchant Tailor -SUITS FROM $12. PANTS FROM UP. Quoin and Pfcaaiiil. Cl in and na before pwahaaiaf chwhefe.

To Eat Well a To Work Well! To eat at Beneke's Restaurant is to eat well. The chops and stakes are the choicest The vegetables. The market's best The Soups perfectionThe pastry, delicious and the coffee most excellent. CONFECTIONERY. Prices are right at Beneke's Restaurant THE CITY Meat Market Fresh Salt Heats Sausage Lard Hiaheil Mutt Price Paid (tic Hide.

FRESH CREAMERY BUTTER FOR SALE. A'o buy Cream every Tuesday and Friday. FRANK HERZOG, Proprietor. Mr. Renter? In weatrrn Kaneai yon don't have to rent, yon can own your farm, Choice land can be pnrchaaoil Ht $10 00 to 15.

per Acta, The rent you pay here would toon bay yoa a homo in the weat. Please compare Cohnrn'a estimate which la; Ru, IW, Neaa 90, Lane 99, with eonntlea In which land la telling A tlmeaat high, uoh a BloeM, Mo her-on 7(1. Mar'on 71. Kingman 79 et me Fhowyoukome bargain in Rash and Net Co. lend.

Spe-lal Agent for FRED CB VMM. their.P.R.tt. Ind Hnahton. Kana, Rollins Dix May 8th 1907 at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

W. H. Kitchen of Frederic, Miss Archie Elizabeth Dix and Mr. Arthur L. Rollins of Chase were united in the bonds of holy matrimony.

Rev. H. J. Dueker spoke the words that u-nited this young couple for life. After the ceremony the guests sat down to a table spread richly with viands tastly served.

This young couple will make their home in Chase, as the groom has oharge of a Rural route goingout of Chase. They received a goodly number of nice presents. The News joins in wishing them a long and useful wedded life. The ball game Saturday with Ellinwood, was in the order of a merry-go-round. The Ellinwood boys were out-classed from start to finish.

The wind made it difficult fielding, and our boys being all old players, had decidedly the best of it. Powers of Ellinwood was batted freely and almost at will. The boys got 9 clean hits off him. He was relieved in the 4th inning by Adams, but Adams had no control of the ball, walking 3 Pure Food Products All bear the trade mark "LEE." They are Pure, Wholesome, of Remarkable Individuality, and in use, More Economical and vastly More Satisfactory than ordinary goods of your grocer. SAVE THE COUPONS Your Choice of over Two Thoutand Premiums Offered for them.

Send Six Stamps or Six Coupon for Catalog 31 iFFICIAL STATEMENT of the PI. nancial Condition of the BUSH- TON STATE BANK, at Bushton. State of Kansas, at the close of business on the 6th day of May, 1907. BCSODRCt Loam and Dlaooonta, 40. 4W.

15 Loan on real eitale, 065 00 Otrrdrafta, 1.16-J 4tt Bank building, 1.300.00 Furniture and flxtnrca, 1,675 00 Kxpenaa account, 471. Cain and tight eichangf reterve, 47.S1U.o-j Total, 5,24.1 L1ABILITKS. Capital ttock paid In, U.OOO.M) Sorpla mnd, 750.00 Interest. 1,0005 Exchange. 155,75 Individual m.m 81 Total.

M.I46 ST TK OK KANSAS. Count? of Rloe, i Win. Volkland. raahle- of said bank, do aolamoly awear that the abore atattmeat 1 true that eatd bank haa so liabilities and la mat Indoneroa r. no'a ir obligation otbe than anown on the above utatriaent, to the beat of my knowledge and belief So hrl me Ood.

W. VOWKAND, GaMr. Bubierlhed and iworn to before ni this lltb day or May, 1M)7 A. VOI.KLANP, NoUfv Ptibllfl. (Comroilon ex pirn on the tod day of May, '111 COKKKCX.

At Wat: JlO. CRVMM B. C. 8HONTO, VOLKLAND Director To Q. Royee, Uank Commlettoner, To-prka.

Kanae. people of Little River and surrounding country a nice clean little paper. Here is hoping for many more years of usefulness for the Monitor. Last Thursday night the D. of H.

gave their grand entertainment at the halt to a large and attentive audience. Each piece was rendered in a pleasing manner. Tne ladies deserve much oredit for the excellent work done to be gotten up in so short a time. Everyone was satisfied that he had his money's worth. This speaks highly for the Order.

After the program a delicious lunch was served, consisting of ice cream and cake, coffee and buns. The net proceeds amounted to about $25. This should be an encouragement for the ladies to try something of this kind again in the future. Under the new law, May, 80th, better known as Decoration or Memorial Day, is bound to be a quiet one in Kansas. This law provides as follows: Section 1.

It shall be unlawful to hold, give or carry on any carnival, circus, cir- I ens parade, ball games, horse rac ing, or any sporting entertain ment in public on the 30th day of I May, commonly known as Mem-j orial Day. Sec 2. No city in the State of Kansas shall authorize, license or permit any of the entertainments mentioned in sec. 1 of this act. Sec.

3. Any person violating the terms of this act, shall, upon conviction be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor and fined not less than five hundred doK lare or more than five thousand dollars for each offense. E. When in need of anything in the furniture, line give us a call. We can suit you in quality and in price on any of the following: Parlor Suits Bedrooom suits.

Dining Room Suits, Baby Carriages, Rockers, Dining Room Chairs, in fact anything in the FURNITURE line. Instruments We have as fine a line of musical instruments as there is in the West. We carry the best makes ot Pianos that can be bought and are in a position to serve you at the right price. When in town call and inspect our line. Yours to Please, 44444444444 Volkland Bros.

BUSHTON LIVERY BARN 9CH WEKDTFEQEK, Proprietor. Draying Done on Short Notice. Attention to Traveling Men. 1 44444444444441 BUSHTON, John Dix, Pres. r.

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John Kuntz, Vice President. T.i.,,... u. 11. weinc, iicaouici.

Bushton Grain and Supply Co. GEO. B. MILLER, Mgr. We buy and sell all kinds of Grain and Goal.

Hard Milling Wheat A Specialty. BUSHTON, KANSAS. inning and the game Was a drag from then on. Score by innings. Ellinwood 012 3 2 0 0-8 Bushton 0 6 8161 23 Errors, Ellinwood 7.

Bushton 3. Umpires, Tool and Weiland. men in the 4th inning, and Robinson took the box. Porter of Bushton was batted quite freely, in the 3rd inning and was releved by Chase. It was plain to see how the game was going in the 2nd.