The Cherokee Sentinel from Cherokee, Kansas • 3

Stole Chickens. Chicken thieves are again in the land. On Wednesday 1 night thieves stole about fifty-young chickens from Ben Cummings, who lives on theJ THE BHRNES Wright farm west of town. Charles McColm'b folks were awakened the same night by a noise at their chicken house, but the thieves were undoubtedly scared away as there rt were no chickens missing the next A. H.

T. A. Attention On A. H. T.

A. picnic day, August 10th, the Christian Endeavor society of the Presbyterian churchjwill serve dinner at Norton'sjhall, west stairway, 11 a.m.) to 2 p. m. Ice cream on Mrs. Dennis'lawn afternoon and eve-rind.

Friends of the church i desiring to make donationsfor the dinner, or wishing to help with the dinner may inform Miss Delia Pease or John Turkingtoa gs early as convenient, Mrs. Sprague and daughter, Mrs. Grubbs, were in Pittsburg Wednesday. Lloyd Chadsey wentjover to Par-Sons Wednesday. morning.

John Stothard of Webb City, ft is visiting relatives in Cherokee this week, The residence of Mrs. H. E. Horna day near Girard was burned last Fri day morning. Her father, S.

M. Watt, was living. with her. mm school house Girard Reese visited in Mrs. T.

C. the first of the week. visited' with in Pittsburg Miss Lorena Young Miss May McKillop Wednesday night. James Rennie visited atthe county seat this week. 7 next week.

I want about five or six teams TO-NIGHT Miss Donna Scott returned from a visit at Emporia Wednesday evening. Mrs. H. S. Mitchell has been very 45 p.

m. with wide hay frames to haul merry-go-round to Pittsburg, Sunday, Aug. Come and see me EARLY. J. T.

BARNES. M. Cuthberson writes from Sterling, HIGH DIVING DOG that they are well pleased with their new home and that he is Free every night just before the swing starts running a pop factory and that busi ness isgood. B. F.

Smith writes to have his DFVIFUEHH ICE mail sent to Rocky Ford, where he is now located. Rev. John Maclean, presiding elder, preached at the Methodist church last ill for several days this week. LaBrant left for Kansas City today. He will spend several days at Excelsior Springs.

Rev. Harmon Allen has purchased the residence property of J. W. La-Brant and will move his family to the new home in a few days. Harlan has a three-year lease on a large building on East Fourth street in Pittsburg and will open up a restaurant.

It is between Broadway and the LaBelle theatre. John Bellezza and John Nannetti, two Italians employed at Mine No. 8 of the Cherokee Pittsburg Coal Co. at Chicopee, were seriously injured Tuesday by a fall of rock. M.

E. Church. Sunday school 10 a. m. Preaching 11 a.

theme: "The bruised reed and smoking flax." Ep worth League 7 p. m. Preaching 8 p. theme, "The Young man from home." Sunday evening. Died.

Dorothy, infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Blaine C. Cole, died Saturday, July 21, aged four months and ten days. After several days illness her condition became such that Friday it was deemed advisable to consult a Kansas City physician.

She was taken up there and the services of Dr. Hunt, a child's specialist, were procured. He was in attendance un THIS IS THE FINEST MERRY-GO-ROUND IN KANSAS TWO BIG ORGANS Brilliant Lights, Easy Riding Ponies, Cushioned Saddles, Courteous Collectors. til her death. The remains were 'The hose company was called out Wednesday afternoon to put out a 'lire at th mill.

It seems that they bad made; a big fire to burn up some rubbish and a car of slack caught from it. The boys soon had the fir under control. brought here for burial, the funeral taking place from the home of her grandparents," Mr. and Mrs. G.

W. Payne, Tuesday at 2:30 p. m. The family have the sympathy of the community in their bereaverment. Hi 1 1 l'i OUR "LOVER'S TUB" A New Novelty.

It Pleases. It's Exhilerating. It's Novel. WORLD'S BIGGEST CREAMERY ON BUYING Ere am Seoarators GOOD ORDER GUARANTEED I know that there are many merry-go-rounds operated in such a manner that conservative people cannot consistently patronize them. My swing is so conducted in every particular, that the better class of people will find it acceptable.

It is positively the BEST. I. To Railroad People: I am a member of Order Railway Conductors, and will be pleased to meet R. R. people.

Perhaps there are some of you who may have worked with me. The Beatrice-Continental Creamery Companies gather the cream from more thn 50,000 Farm Cream Separators, nearly all of which are DE LAVAL machines, being by far the largest creamery concern in the world. Their advice may well be accepted as the highest possible authority by every intending buyer of a cream separator: Tcpeka, Kansas, March 26, 1907. "We are sorry to note quite a tendency to buy cheap separators. If the farmer properly understood what he was doing he would not buy cheap machines from a 'mail order' house or anybody else.

This is a case where the cheapest costs most and the least, in the long run. These cheap separators only last a year or two and cause lots of trouble while they do last, whereas a good machine like the DE LAVAL will last ten to twenty years with proper care. However, the abilit to RUN A HEAVY CREAM and skim clean is of even greater importance. Cheap 'mail order' machines skim cream of about twenty per cent of fat. DE LAVAL machines easily skirn forty per cent cream.

There is a big difference of course in the cost of transportation, and a still greater difference in the QUALITY ofthe cream when it arrives at the creamery. The thin cream will, not keep sweet, especially in hot weather, and must frequently be made into second grade butter. The average farmer using a cheap separator loses from $50 to $60 annually through this cream difference alone usually to save $25 or $30 in first cost of the separator." THE CONTINENTAL CREAMERY CO. W. F.

Jinsen, Vice Pres. Genl. Mgr. i Here 6 One Free Ride Cut out this coupon and bring to ticket office FRIDAY NIGHT, and present it WITH 5 CENTS, and you will be given TWO TICKETS: 4 This coupon with 5 cents good 1 for 2 tickets i Friday Night, July 26, files Hardware Merry-go-round Ticket office Friday night only J. J.

Barnes Cherokee, Kano, J. J. BARNES, Prop. 'ti mr VVVVVV.