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The Dwight Tribune from Dwight, Kansas • 5

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4 IIIHIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIiniMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllllIIIIIIIIIIIMMMMHIHUIMIHIHIIIHHIIIll HIIIIM" IIIIIMM DWIGHT SIPIIEIT n. Put AMD hN A weekly paper Friday morning Notice! Entered at thn Post Office at Dwight, Kansas, as Second class matter. jJ. H. McLeavy LIVE STOCK DEALER Highest Market Price0 Phonographs Edison, Columbia Victor Machines, Records and Accessories.

Clood stock to select from, come in and hear them whether buying or not. "We get the new records the 28th of every month and will be pleased to have your mail or special orders. Edison rhonographs, $10.00 $20.00 and $30.00. F. E.

PIETLE Jewelers Music Dealers, Council Grove, Kansas. Talk about your breakfast foods, A thou8aod you can see; I would have them as a gift, But would have Rocky Mountain Tea A. W. Benson Miss Flora Miller went to Hering-ton, Wednesday. Oliver Amsbury is working on the farm for A.

E. Ramsour. Mrs. F. Bach spent Saturday afternoon visiting Grandma Voegele.

Misses Eda and Marie Bach visited Miss Mable Nelson, Sunday. Bruno Bach spent Sunday afternoon with Manuel Garrenson. Eiwood Strom and Walter Bach visited Oscar Nordeen Sunday. John Lindgrens attended the Council Grove Chautauqua Sunday. Mrs.

I. Wilkison went to Goodland, Kansas, to visit her son H. W. Mrs. Sohultz and two children are here visiting, Mr.

and Mrs, P. Swenson. Shorts and Bran for Sale. Cash Paid for Eggs and Chickens Mm Paid for. Lire Stock.

Stock received every day. Office at Hols houser Gold's llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll IMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII For Sale McLeayy has a good heavy work horse, for sale MOSS SPRINGS Miss Willetta Hoyle left for Chicago, Saturday. Mr. arid Mrs. Charley Faklley spent Sunday at Snedaker.

'the Ice cream social at Moss Springs July 26th. Lena LiSckesry spnt Sataiday and Sunday at A. W. Morgans, Webster and Lizzie Hoyle are visiting at Manhattan for a few days. Albert Dunn, and Wm.

Linda helped A. W. Morgan put up alfalfa last week. Lena Lischesky expects to leave for Chapman, Thnrsday, for a few days visit with friends. Mr.

aud Mrs. Bennett, Mr. and Mrs. Iloutz of Alta Vista, attended Moss Springs church Sunday Mrs. Vance Fjfe and son Robert of Parsons, eame up Monday to spend a few days with her mother, Mrs.

A. VV. Morgan. Mr. and Mrs.

Teas and family came up Sunday to Lindes. Wednesday Mrs. Teas, Mr. and Mrs Teas expect to leave for Illinois for a visit. Hardware, buggies, wagons, stoves, tinware, well in fact any articles that Notice All parties wanting ice Sunday must call before nine o'olook a.

m. Swenson Rolph. goes to make a Hardware Store. CITY MEAT MARKET Fresh pork and beef always on hand. Fresh fish every Saturday.

Give us a call. Swenson Rolph If you suffer from floating, belching, sour stomach, indigestion or dyspepsia, take a Rings Dyspepsia Tablet after eacb meal, and overcome the disagreeable ouble, It will impiove the appetite and aid digestion. A. W. Benson.

R. Gold la able to be on the streets again, pfter several days sickness. Ada and Walter Olson spent Sunday with Cr.auncey andilinta Edgerton, Ice Cream Social The ladies of the Parkerville M. E. church will give an ice cream social in the Saturday, July 27, -for the benefit of the church.

A welcome to all Dwight Creamery Sell your Milk and Crem to the Dwight Creamery. 1 will guarantee you absolutely honest tests and weights as well as good prices. Blacksmithing School Meeting The annual meeting was held at the sohool housj last Thursday afternoon atteuded by a number of interested patrons. H. A.

M. Holshouser is the Sunday School Convention The Annual Convention of the Morris County Sunday flchool Association will be held August 14 and I5ih, in the AND Congregational church at Couuoil Grove. Every Sunday school is nrged to send at new director, J. E. Olson's time ei piring Other business of importance was at Wagon Work Mrs.

John Munch went to visit her children near Junction City, Wednesday A traveling minister preached at the Christian church1" Sunday morning and evening, Mrs. Wm, Ramsey and children spent Thursday at the country home of J. B. Edgerton. Mrs.

Frank Zahnley and children visitrd'wi'h Mrs, F. Baoh and family Thursday. A number of fhe Masonic members visited the lodge at Parkerville Tuesday night. A. J.

STROM, Owner Butter-maker least two delegates besides the Soperin tendent. Mrs K. B. Prmszner of Law tended too such as ctittina weeds and work in the primary room. An eight months term waadecidcd upon, begin- McCormiek Machines and Rakes.

Repair work of rence. State Primary Superintendent and Secretary J. H. Engle will be present. ing Monday, September 2 with the fol all Rinds.

HAUSERMAN BROS. Props. Too much oannot be said of the high order of the program wtvch is being ar lowing force of tsachersi Miss Mae Wood of White City. Prin.) Miss Stachling of Paola, Miss Emma C. Tennis, Chanute, Prim.

ranged and will be ptiblixhed next week. Let every school be prompt in sending LUMBER Company Columbus just landed; meetiiia a big ndian chief with a package under his the secretary its report and au offering for this work. These ruiut be in at the arm, he asked wtiat it was. "(jtreat earliest da'e possible. inndicine, HolliBtrs' Rocky Mountain Tea," said the Injun.

36 cents, Tea or tablets. A. W. BENSON. W.

M. EDGERTON, M. D. Physician and Surgeon Calls promptly attended. Offic) first door cast of hotel, Dwight, Kansas.

Phones residence 25, office 16 By order of Executive Committee P. S. GARRETSON, Pres. KATE All the Material that goes to make a Building but hardware Miss Lottie Amsbtiry returned to Council Grove, Tuesday, with Mrs. Fisher, for several days vllt.

Most of our farmers say they never Church of Christ Bible Study 10:30. rraise and Memorial services 11. In the last two lesnotis we learn that saw a more promising prospect tor corn at this time and the fields are tree from weed God over three thousand years ago, told I- Harry PwartV. returned Tuesday, to the people That ne the uncreated Hcrtial Depot Notes Those beautiful brick and cement side walks, don't seem to materialize Very fast, W. T.

Browrl, Genl Chairman Of the It. through on No 11 Tuesday. Material for a new stock yards has been received and they will be erected as soon as possible. The section force harvested a part of the crop of weeds on the right of way In the city, this week. The telegraph gang Is working here now putting up crossarms and making preparations for stringing more wires.

Fireman I. Yaw 6ft Ho- S3 last "Thursday met with an accident which made it neceessary to send him to the hospital for treatment. Chas. Physician and surgeon Calls promptly attended. Office in the S.

H. Olson building PHOITE '41 allwise and allpowertull made all thirgs his home Ifl Baldwin, after visiting relatives afid friends here for the past and did not ant them to make any image or likeness of any thing material; two Weeks or bow down or serve them but worship B. R. Quifln, the helper at the de Him. How dare we in the names pot who keeps the cleaftest place on this road, was In McFarland Saturday night.

notions and traditions of Westley, Luther Calvin, Eox, Campbell or fjowey and LIVERY feel ourselves safe and please Him. He told them he rested and hallowed the 1four brain goes on a strike when you overload ybor stomach both need blood to do business. Nutrition is what you Sabbath day. 1 hat we should rest and want and it comes bv takine Hollister's keep it holv. -He compasionated the RVioky Mountain Tea.

36 cents, Tea or Fife cars of HVe stock shipped this and beasts of burden and required TAKE YOUR HOME PAPEft FIRST Ttf EIJ SUBSCIUBE. FOB TttB Kahsas City Star and Times TH? Star dhd rofting the full twenty-four tiburs' bews fekch day in thirteen issues of the paper aoh Weftk, are furnished to regular subscribers fet the rate of 10 cents' per weekl Newspapers, The 'Stai and Tlij Times have AO rivals. other" piJblisher furnishes his readers with the uli'day atd" night Associated Press reports, tis does the Staf- and Times. This should recommend the papers especially to the progressive merchant and farmer, Tablets At W. Benson.

week: Frank Buchanan car of hogs, V. Onss and daughter Walter Olson that we give them rest also. Honor olir parents, not swear, kill, steal, lie or be lewd of impure. To be riltt.afidHe would bless them. nd Ilarrv Paulson were among those who saw the circus in Junction CHy John Nordeen car of cattle, J.

(. Swartz car of hogs, i. it. McLeaVy a ct of cattle and one of hogs. Work ori the automatic block system Is progressing rapidly the sema' Tuesday.

C. It. Tltts, tiettdnche and constipation disappear when Ulrica Little Pills are used. They phone poles are tip and if eVery thitig goes well, the system will be in opera keep the systetn clean, the Stomaoh sweet. Taken Occasionally they keep Time Card, Going West.

Ho. 11 hi No.3i" 11:46 ant Going East. No. 13 pass 12:62 No. 3d 3 :53 tion about Septembef 1st.

you well. They are for the entire family A. VV Benson. The flew state law, which requires No. 23 pa's 2 :40 am No Zpass 1: o3am Whed this drodth is broken look out tfaiftnieft to take ten Hours 'rest after RAPP BROS.

for lightning and wind storrrts. Bet ter having been oh duty sixteen hours No. 2 pass a. No. 1 pass 2:13 a No.

JS fgt 8:30 a No 84 fgt 1 'Ad has resulted Ui several trains spend have our buildings and live stock in sured In the Farmer Alliance Ol Mo- irig tlrt night here lately. A. HEMPHILL Pherson. T. G.

Van Meter, Agent. Some 6f the Mitpfoprfatcd Store Hardware Otto Blank and Wife moved' Alta otie of tlie hafid cars' and made a re Dentist c6M breaking rtin to Alta Vista Pinetiles are for the Kidneys and Bladder, they bring quick relief to backache," rhetimatisin, lnmbi(ifo( fired worn out feeling. They produce niittiral action of the kidneys in! ttlteiing Waste matter out of the blood. 30 days treatment $1 00. Money refunded it Pineoles are not satisfactory.

A. W. Benson. Vista Tuesday ev'efiltlg. unotfi Vista, the first of the week, He has been the smith at the fiauBerriian blacksmith shop tfee past months but recently botfght a half interest In an ciai refiofd was 20 minutes going down and 3(J mlftutes cftmlhg Uack- We carry1 Wilson's wdod" tight heaters; and" ltotind Oak fetoires feane arid t'ish Bfoir.

Wagons fend a gfeftefal linS bi hardware; The only person at tin's station who Is atiected by the CfafmfctVs strike' Is rE. A. Boyd, one of the cars of wheat he londed broke down before it left SUMMER TRIPS the yards and cirt flot tie moved Until the strike is settled and the men re 3r3. Tuesday of eacli weefc fn farkertille J'lie remainder of the week in Dwight ivc the Cottage Ilofei. Special prices for 1 li month of July Oif crown' and Eh-f(Jge Work.

Local aiiaesthstie's used for the xtraetion of teeth. Extraction free pair it. Wt. Swain ts whuff replaced by bridge or plate. following fs the Kansas rOu'te of the W.

I. Stvalrt SHtfw fcfeSt eciuiriped show of its kind in Atfericaf THE tCJCVt isiAtftf flAS Oft SALE DURING THE SUMMER, EXCURSION TICKETS' TO- fHE. NORTH. SOtjtfH, EAST ANtf WEST; AT VERY LOW RATES. A FEW OF THE MOSt ATTHAtflVB RATES ARE NAMED BELOW: To Colorado Sti'mrtier Vac atloW found'-trifl fleets Oil eate )fiily thrCmahout he tirmnrtr'rnonths.

Fin! limit, October Jl. About half the retftilar rerartd-tfip far. Special found-trip tickets sblJ the fir Real Estate Agts, Alta Vista The Missionary Meetifig held1 at the Ltftberaft' church Tfi'esday and Wednesday largely attended and one of the b'eSt meeting ever held there. The pastOr, flev. waSdssisUd by Revs, BenSon, Olson, Floret! and Wafeen.

Pineirles for the kidneys strengthen theie Organf affd dSsist fn drawing poison from the blood1. Try tfietri tor then matism, kidney, bladder trouble, for lffmbHgO' and fired wOrfi oftt feeling. They bring ojuiok relief. Satisfaction guaranteed. A.

jGlve a fellow a dipper 6f waier and he will dfink 6nt Of the side where you didn't. Give hltt a bottJe aftd he don't cafe where yofif have mou'ihd ft, He sticks' it t6 his mouth and drinks like a drain1 A nfan whdklcksat hold, ing a baby 40' mindtos because ft is heavy, seems to hiitve forgoltefV that he used to hold its mother three hours at a tirrre wiihotrt ever tireihg The best tempefrfnee 1'essO'n to ctiiU is a fadhef who praciioes" ttmperaifoe. B'yroff Wflllarrfs. Garden City, ana tdgfrst 29-3(T Cimaron, 31 Dodge City, rt SepileiWber 2-3 4-S LitfnardV rf (5-7 A 8-10 11 MufhersOiVj h-U 16-1M8 0ee' that tirlio-date1 house-in DVigbt for" i its present value? ftlso those twrxjots in lWk for I thdr future? value fir 'A. 'fid Yd runy of tsteii Month.

Limit." and third Very tow rates of lare. 2i daya VTo California and rfAftf y'6-tii' fIOhdg btrsiness and shall bS I MCKD AM LAND UtfhM- it ybft IfaVe a farm y6d wifili Dwight State feank Capital, Surplus and Undivided Profits Dwight Kansas and: American 6i sold (nick liaJ It with tti gfad tflMle youfsV and 6afi promise joix tbhttem and C'arefrif attentfoft id ariy nnanclal bsmesy you mcy If yOft Wialr t6 btfy tiire beit Ce lands of Teias we have them for sale a' Eagle Van Meter, Lake afnd $15 anrf $20' per North Pacific Coast SutnfB'rf eitorcKM rounfl-f ip tTclceri iolif daily. Final limit, October Choice of route and KLeul stop-oTcrA JatnesioiPtl Exposition and Seaoii ticket on ante daily at low ratet. Vtfriable rdtffc aim libefi'i Mdss4 Excursion tiekctt toldf illy jVatL Limit, Augi'kt 31. Chicago and Greai takes Summer tou'riat' ridkett aold daily', Imit, October si, Ask (or copy of illustrated fohler, Cbicagu as a bummer Rasort.

St, Pant and Minneapolis Srimrtfei1 toiiYlst tickets' aold dairy. Tiwiit, October 3t'. For full information about these and other Special' rate opportunities, address J. A. STEWART.

General Agent Passert. ger Department Kansas City, or call on aore, pro'dfrce in rtYfe Crop $4() and fl(0 per1 tiCrc. 'ttttol i(MS at Kir.gavllTi Texatf, $20 t0' par HtefH tfrat) pf odtioes promptly olifaincrt all countriM, or no fist, TOt-SAlim, I'avwvU mid CopjriKlm rcuis- from $200 to ifiW ))t acre per season tnmk Honii Rktrii, Munoi or 1'iioto, ror iron fftarit'ort'. Steveh Seward arlsa'S Wheat fanflfs to' A' per acre. Our private car goes' ttrOtigh to Ri'owtiaVille ii a' (1 tfid' nesdajs" each report on puiiimniiiiy.

stll buiiniis) TRICTLV CONriDSNTIALi 1'niout practice exdnMTvlyc Hiirpslng n'titeniws. Wlclnawakn inventors should hav onr narut-flodV ortl low MS ohfMii and Hell patonts, What In. venl Ions will pay.Uow to Kt a valuable tlitonnatton. Sent free to any addreM, SWIFT CO. htl'i Mfliiiitaln Tea Ni' A 6my Mcdlcln for Busy Penplc.

BTIiffil tytftir rWalth Rcnewtl Vlfror. A nf('lti for 'Oflstlptitlrtrt', I(ll4witii'. XA AM- Kidney Croiihie.t, Htntie4, KczOrnii, Impu. in.io.i. Bud BrCiftlv, RltltHh BowcIb.

lind BuoUarhe. Its Rocky Mountain Teala-tal' ivtr form, 35 cents a boX; Gmujne made I) Dnuo Compawt. NUGGETS FOR SALLOW PIOPLr month'. Only 20' for roaad trip: MOTT, 1501 Seventh Washington, D. C.

L. D. dTtERv Agienf The Heriftott Ka. LaTi Merr.

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1905-1911