The Bison Bee from Bison, Kansas • 8

1 E222S E3E NEiailBOUIIOOD NEWS To KANSAS CUT ST. LOOIS JJison Meat Marked riollcr. School Shoes Free II til? HANDLES AT ALL TIHK8 Fresh and Salt meats, Sausages. That sounds tile a ale, Don't ii? Nevertheless tee are yivinO aicay for the asking a Vcavtijul J'ist. 76 School Shoe Charm, Absolutely Fret.

COME AND QETO.VE Bologna, Lard, Tallow, etc. Where direct connections are made in Union Stations for all points East or Southeast, West and Northwest. Choice mt Two Routes to Hot Springs, Ark. Double Daily ServiceSleepers Cafe cars and Chair cars. For tickets and other information call on or address.

D. MUNRO, Agt. Dtion, Kans. n. O.

TOWN3EXD. O. P. A T. A.

St. Loula, Mo. Cirboidtei Bcrerases seun Cah Paid Far Hldas CHAS. KOTTAL Proprietor. Seeding is drawing to a closa, this week.

Mrs. Jos. E. Basgall 13 reported critically ill, with fever. Poler liosgall and wifo spent Sunday at Liebonthal, with tho latters parents.

Jos. Ilftrtmanof Pueblo, Colo, visited lfls uncle, A. Hartiuan Sunday. Hisses Lizzie Roth and L. Jacobs spent Sunday in the country visiting It.

C. Burnham and Jac. E. Basgall intend going to tho fair, this or next week. Our neighboring town, Liebonthal is booming; 4 couples "cried" on one Sunday, 25th.

Timkcn. to UrUJ Remember all that is good in a shoe goes to makeup tho famous DISTRICT 76 school shoes, for men, women and children. Quality of the materia, the style of the shoe, the com-fort to the wearer; all this goes to make up these famous shoes. Ask for them. Buy thorn, and your shoe troubles will be over.

Remember we pay the highest price forBggs and Poultry. jg i a 1 We have some bargains in Real estate in Kush and Wichita counties. RELIABLE ABSTRACTS Or TITLE AT REASONABLE RATES. Money To Loan on Real Estate. CALL.

AND SEE US. Bohemian Mercantile Co. 0 Joe. Alivcrus" was a pleasant caller at liyan Sunday. Miss Julia Kraisinger visited the Vcsccky sisters Sunday.

Miss Mary Shank came home from Gt. 15end for the dance. She went back Monday. Mr. John Chumsky and family dined with Mr.

and Mrs. James Chlunisky Sunday. The dance Saturday was a pretty good one, and again several mittens were given away. Successors fo iohn Vesecky TIMKEN, KANSAS 0 LITTLE BROTHERS, La Crosse, Kansas. track.

It all means that some ly. He is now a petty official in his town. Money spoiled him. Another man in the same town II. J.

Arnold has finished his voung porgon has made decision well for 1 rank Uamrdla. Iheyi got plenty of water at a depth of nerer rct lfc was elected to a county office. that people are investigating in 192 feet. II HUiBBRG FEKEff" He said that there was only tuo stock that can never fail but bring things for a county official to do. One to save his money and be results, it means that wo take pride in ability that distinguises us as the progressive people that we are.

As these young men and called a miser, the other was to spend it and be called a fool. He The Baso Ball bojrs will give their first dance in the. hall on Saturday, October 8. Good order will be maintained. Miss Edith Bockway commenced teaching last Monday in district No.

16, ffest uf Timken. The board can congratulate themselves on securing such a good teacher for their school. saved. He purchased seme prop Dealers in ert.v that turned out well and women, the pride of rough and ready Kansas, gather into college halls we realize that an all wise Providence is training those that when he left office had $10,000. Ho quit work then because he was afraid to ventere into anything.

are to rule in the affairs of men. We wish them well as they leave Sash Doors, Shingles He has been a loafer for 25 years, a $10,000 loafer, but a loafer just and fully believe that tho will that the same. Money has not been gave them power to make this worth anything to either of these, which leads to the conclusion that choice will not allow them to do part from the way of earnest en deavor. Sylran Grove News. LUMBER money is valuable only for what one can do with it.

High on the Hills. Branch Yard at Alexander, Kanses High on the hills the great winds strong' ly mow; The crisp, ry grasses shiver to and fro; ivhite, a drifting, wind-blown ar A JiecK or boat. Coal, Lime, Brick, Paint. Sciifltor Vest on Death. "Every death is a tragedy.

Wo stand by tho open grave, muttering a few prayers and rush back te the struggle and raeaness of life. A few loyal and loving hearts may throb with agony, but tiino dulls the pain, obscures the memory, until the cold pulseless marble at last alone keep? watch above the dead, Every death is a tragedy because it ends a life's history, full of aspirations love, hate, temptations and suffering. Poor judges are we of each other! And the truth will never be known or justice be done, until the Great Chancellor shall Buyers and Shippers of Grain Back to College. As the days grow shorter and the' sun's rays become less congenial; and the mercury in the thermometer slides down into sight: the young people get out heir catalogues and choose a course of study for the coming year. It is no more natural for the insecis to creep into the ground or the birds to fly south than it is for the young men aud women of Kansas to head for some college town when they hear the rustleing of tho ripened corn.

Almost every day you -will sco some young person bidding good-bye to home-folks at tho station, and turn to that struggle for mastery of mind and principle, that is to make man strong and worthy throughout his entire life. Taking a full course in college is no snap, if you think so, try it. Srot one out of fifty who undertake it over finish. It takes more selfdenial than most men have to spend four or six years, as the case may be, in preparation for successfully living the his life. However when it is done there is never a word of regret passes his lips.

It means something to dig hard at puzzling problems, nine months out of the year for four years, and hustle BISON, KANSAS fi Sails overhead; Immeasurably remote, Tho blue, haze-hidden valleys lie below, The fur-heard, lonely cawing- of a crow Thins into silence. Ghostly still, and slow. The loner cloud-shadows softly float High on the hills. inimitably far the blue skies go; The world-wide, wind-swept spaces wider grow; A pulse of mighty meaning thrills the throat Of echoing silence with a soundless note; Eternity draws nearer than we know. High on the hills.

Independent. The Lord Is My Shepherd. PSALM XXIII. The Lord my pasture shall prepare, And feed me with a shepherd's care; His presence shall my wants supply, And guard me with a watchful eye; My noonday walks He shall attend, And all my midnight hours defend. When in the sultry glebe I faint.

Or on the thirsty mountains pant, To fertile vales and dewy meads. My weary, wandering steps He leads. Whure peaceful rivers soft and slow Amid the verdant landscape flow. Though in the paths of death I tread. With gloomy horrors overspread, My steadfast heart shall fear no ill; For Thou, Lord, art with me still; Thy friendly crook shall prlva me aid.

And guide me through the dreadful shade. Though in a bare and rugged way. Through devious lonely wilds I stray, Thy bounty shall my pains beguile; The barren wilderness shall smile, With sudden greens and herbage crowned, And streams shall murmur all around. Addison. 5SH judge the secret intents of each i heart.

Then the Pharisees of this world, who thank God they are not like yonder publican, and who have been followed to their last I Bison State Bank! BISON, resting place with all the pagen-try of woo, will be thrust aside, COUNTY DEPOSITORY spotted like toads with pretense of hipocricy, whilst many despised and condemmed by men be found to have been martyrs Offers to depositors all accommodations consistent with sound banking and heroes until their bruised and broken hearts ceased to beat." FAKE TOOTH WAS VALUABLE. P. W. Longacre President HenryAbrant Vice Pres. D.

M. Relbweller Cashier Money Spoiled 'Em. In a nearby town, says the Lawrence World, there was once a young lawyer. Ho was frugal, studious and a plodder. lie used to live near town and walked in every morning, carrying his din Enabled Missionary to Gain Influence Over Savage Tribe.

A well-known Church of England missionary among the aborigines of Queensland, Australia, gained great influence over a certain tribe In a very peculiar manner. This trlbo had the queer custom of having the front tooth of the upper 5aw knocked out. The missionary, by DIRECTORS HENRY AITRBN8, 8. I. IIALE JOHN ROTHE, F.

W. I.OI CACHE, HENRY FICKEN, J. B. KI.E1HEGE, ROTHWJEILEB, S. O.

ALLEN, ANTON STEOKMEL, like a darky in a hornets nest during the summer to make expenses. "When over you see a young chap from city or farm making such a move you can conclude that there arc no moss-backs in the neck of the woods where he comes from; but people read tho newspaper, take a bath occasionly and talk politics. When young people rake and scrape and plan for a year to get enough money to receive tho benefits of our educational institutions, and when their fathers, and mothers work and save and sacrifice their comforts to help them, the great common ner. He made a littlo money, married and started a family. His wife died and in a year he married a woman with 40,000.

He quit work and began spending. He has gone through with all of that 'money and has bean accident, had lost this same tooth and replaced it by a false one. When he frot talking with the aborigines, he would pull it out, point to the hollow placa, and say, "Me, brother, belong to you!" In this way he gained the complete confidence of the tribe, converted every member of It to Christianity, and introduced as much civilization For Commercial JOB PRINTING. Try This Office concerned with some big specula classes are getting on the right, tions, all of which turned out bad- were capable of assimilating..