The Healy Banner from Healy, Kansas • 5

Colorado and southern Wyoming Blacksmitning. suffered last week from cloudbursts, a good deal of property being destroyed and a number of lives lost as a result Heavy rains preceeded the cloud bursts and the streams were bank full. Coombs Son A quiet home, vines of our plantr Manning Notes. Plenty of moisture now. Will Woods and Mrs.

Jas. French are on the sick list. Will Ludlow of Manning has a new top buggy something going to happen. Our vicinity was visited by a light shower Saturday night. John and Hettie Durham were up in our vicinity a couple of days last week.

Andersons were cown fron Manning after a load of nillet seed which they got of John Ludlow. Mrs. Ludlow and Mrs. Will Woods visited with Mrs. Jas.

French last Aillii7ery. We are shotting a fine line of Stylish Hats. Also in connection, a line of La-diesJFurnishings, such as Mits, Gloves, Hose, Vests, Hankerchiefs, Fancy Combs, Etc. ing; a lew irieuus wormy ui utiug loved, and able to love U3 in turn; a hundred innocent pleasures that bring no pain or remorse; a devotion to the right that wiH never swerve; a simple Anything in the line of General Blacksmitning work. I have had long experience in the woik and can guarantee satisf actio i.

All work promptly attended to: done in workmanlike manner and at right prices. Your patronage respectfully solicited. R. T. BYRON, Healy.

Dealers in A MOST COMPLETE religion emty of all bigotry, full or trust aud hope and love and to such LINE OP MERCHANDISE. a philosophy, this world will give up 11 the emotv iov it has. David Thursday. CaW Vrv see Vvem. Mrs.

Mary Fail of Rice connty is SWINg. it OA. Machinery, Farming visiting her brother and sister in this The old barbarous freedom of the nliiin is no more. The swish of the vicinity at present. aLOU.

Impllements, Barb- Gardens are looking fine. Myrl Biggs is reported quite sick this There will be preaching at the Man ttrs. CooK fir Herriott, HBflbY, KANSAS. nr lariat as it whirls through the air ning Babtist church next Sunday, May week. Wire, Harness and Windmills.

making direct course to some wild 29th, at 11th o'clock in the morning Mrs. Oscar Smith, who has been aud at 7.30 in the evening, by Rev. Rais- seriously ill, is improving- steer, has passed away. The buffalo has gone to join the Indian in the hap ner. Mr.

and Mrs. Fred Nolte returned Bufklo Grass. from Missouri Tuesday morning. py hunting ground. Life is sober, sedate and earnest, One can realize Come and inspect our neto line of Summer Goods Mr.

and Mrs. Eagy moved onto their farm one mile east of town this week. Mary Wedekind is on the sick list the immensity of the change more when it is known that a citizen was killed by being run over by an automobile while ridins near what was NEW DRY GOODS. this week. the largest ever brought to Healy.

We promise vou a superior quality of goods, in which Mrs. Boy Biggs' house is beii Tetnprance og. The old blue farm wagon with its load of fresh, green "garden truck." gave a pleasant touch to the city square, and the farmer had such a kindly face and such a homely air abont him that many a man in the hurrying throng smiled half involuntary as he caught the farmer's eye. But it was the farmer's dog on which the glances of the passers-by rested longest a magnificent, pure-blooded Newfoundland, black as coal, except for a little patch of white on his chest, and a hint of gray with which advancing age had touched his muzzle. He stood on the curb by his master, watching the passers with ex- once the old Santa Fe trail.

It is include SHOES as a specialty. treated to a new coat of paper this week. Just arrived. Call and see them and get our prices and you wHll buy. far cry from the ox teams of the plains to the automobile of today.

Law rence World. Do not fail to try us. We guaran- Cox Son. i i t1 ik Mian Lands Lottery. In addition to the rosebud reserva tee Low rrices ana uooa i reaiment.

tion of which we made mention last week, there are to be three other Indian KANSAS. poLiam eye, ana wagging his tail With Tf vnn want, nv nrintintr rfnnn re. HEALY reservations opened this summer. dignified approval whenever some one member that this office is the place to stopped to make a purchase. Followine is the list of locations of these reservations, and the terms upon dv dru dv one man wha cnmar? have more leasmra satisfaction.

which they will be thrown upon the mar ket, for they are not to be open to free paused a moment to sneak tn hi "What's his name?" State Senator Fred Dumont Smith "Dow" replied the farmer nmmntir wants a new primary election law Local Happenings. Dow, that.s a queer nane for a dog." passed by the legislature next winter. entry as other goveroment lauds. Applicants for lands in these reservations will have to register there name with government officials appointed to conduct these drawing. In the sixty days after the opening of the reservation i es, i pose it is, but it fits him.

as he thinks there is too much crooked Memorial Day. There will be memorial services at the M. E. church next Sunday, May 29, aud decoration services at the Christian church on Monday, May 30. Everybody is most cordially invited to attend these services, and especi ally old soldiers.

Let us all meet to- Neal Dow is his full name. nice shower Saturday work done under the present way of Mrs. I. S. Rich and children and sister, Anna Wedekind, of Dighton visited relatives here a few days last week.

Sharp Bros, were kept quite busy grinding fead for their neighbors last Thursday. Bobert Sounders was up from Dighton Friday and engaged It. A. Haver-field to plaster his house. Mr.

and Mrs. D. W. Zink and Mr. and Mrs.

H. A. Coombs left Tuesday for Indiana where they will visit relatives and friends. Panst Blossom. There is talk of democratic convention "drafting" Joe Folks for its presidential candidate despite his declared intention of not being a camli-eate for anything else than the gov-enorship of Missouri.

It would no doubt be a bard temptatation to resist but we rather like to believe that Foulks will stick to his governorship race in spite of it But it is a hard test to subject a man to; any Amer -can citizen would be proud to be chosen in good faith as the presidential nominee of a great party representing his political creed coming as this must be, not only without effort on bis part but over his protest, and no one could blame him very much if it should prove too inviting for him to shove aside. i see! lemperance dog!" said the Quite night. conducting the primaries. stranger. -'Never takes anything but water, progress good Wheat is making i es, out ne more than that.

He now. Meals and gather on these occasions and pay tribute to the nation's dead. a prohibitionist a regular temperance quite flhMs Masie's little girl was reformer. iiie stranger evidently wanted the story, and the faniKi Lodging. "Yes, Jim Snow, a man up our wav Come one, come all! Fitch's new store is the place to trade.

The man who pays as he goes may not go as far as some others, but he stays when he gets there. got him ot a tin peddler when he was but a year old. Jim was a good worker and a i retty decent fellow otherwise, but he never went to town without the lucky seekers for homes, determined by lottery, will have a chance to se lect the land they want. In this they will be protected from the wild scramble, with the usual attendant bloodshed which has charcterized the free home entry plan in the past: Lands to be opened in Montana, 1, 000,000 acres, to be sold at 81.25 an acre; limit to; any oneentry, 810 acres; opening in August. Rosebud reservation, South Dakota, 416,000 acaes, at $3 00 an acre; opening in July.

Red-Lake reservation, Minnesota 400,000 acres; practically same conditions. Devils Lake reservasien, North Dakota, 104,416 acres; most fertile lands in that section of the West, $4.50 an acre, opening in July. BEN PHILOW, coming home the worse for liouor Don't forget that you can get any HEALY, KANSAS. Une day a week or two after he got the dog, he came home as usual stag Am also prepared to do Barber- gering drunk. The dog was lying in ing shaving and hair cutting thing in the printing line at this office.

Give us a call when wanting any kind of printing done. Ben Philow this week calls attention of Banner readers to his newly tne sun on the doorstep. He had grown very fond of Jim; but this time sick Monday. The prices are right on all kind of groceries at Fitch's new store. Mr.

and Mrs. Eagy have got moved out to their new house on the farm. Miss Lettie Taylor returned home Tuesday morning on the flyer. Remember that we handle the best paints and oils. Osborn Bros.

J. M. Fitch is moving into the Eagy house, which they have just vacated. Two cars of lumber just received by Osborn Bros. Best grade ot flour 2.30 per 1001b at Coombs Son's.

It is now time to get your screen doors or you are apt to have a fly time. Chas. Osbron is drilling a well for Osborn Bros, at their new residence. Frank Quick purchased a fine bunch of hogs from Sam Ludlow Monday. instead of running to meet him, he rose up, growling, with the hair on' his opened eating house, with barber back as stiff as bristles and every tooth Mrs.

Mary A. Rosebury, Prop. in his head showing. Any man in his senses would have kept away, but Jim was too far gone to know what he was doing. He spoke to him, but the minute he started to go a step the dog shop in connection.

If you wan to sell anything; if you want to buy anything; if you want to do business in any line rememher that the quickest, easiest, and cheapest way is to tell about it through columns of The Banner. The new addition which Mrs. Rose-berry is having put onto her hotel is tastened on his hand and there he First-class Accomodations for the Traveling Public. Good Meals, Good Glean Beds. Reasonable Rates.

Special Attention gioen to Transient Trade. HEALY KANSAS. Two Blocks North of Depot, on West Side of Street. Jim yelled, and the Spragues where he worked came runnnig out, but the Government officials in Washington w.io have general direction of the plans of exe ution are confident that the coming drawings wi 1 prove more successful and satisfactory to everyone coucerned than have any of the past attempts of the govenrraent to help along the home seekers of the West. William A.

White, editor of the Emporia Gazette, last week made a bluff that he would accept the position of state accountant without pay, and he now finds that he has a job the governor took him up at his offer and told him to get busy. William Allen is just now doing a little whole family had all they could do to make him let go. The next day the aog was as good natured as ever, but progressing nicely; O. S. Anderson is doing the work.

when Jim came home drunk again a a week or two later, he growled and Livery and Feed Stable. snanea. lust as he had hefnr and Dr. Blackwood, the Eyesight Specialist and Optician will be at fiinally went off out to the barn and stayed two days. Jim kind of took the thihg to heart.

He'd had plenty of Scott City, Thursdaj-, June 2nd; at gpod advice before, but it did not seem Feed Grinding. uo uikb nom or mm tne way this did; nu-- Ufln-jfl and aftet it happened the third time, Ulldfl. ffldglC. Proprietor. Healy, Friday, June 3rd; and at Utica, Saturnay, June 4th.

He solicits the most difficult cases. Re We are now prepared to do feed he said: Well if 1 have got so low that grinding and will grind Thursday of R. S. Harverfield plastered Osborn Bros, new house last week. Mr.

and Mrs. D. N. Osborn visited Monday and Tuesday at the home of A. T.

Osborn. Guy Hallain, who has been work-in Nebraska for the past year, returned home last week. Miss Erma Fallis was canvassing in this vicinity the fore part of the week. W. C.

Ensley has had his buggy painted up and you'd think he was driving a new rig. H. A. Coombs and wife started member he makes these towns regular my dog is ashamed of me, I guess it is time to quit! He stopped right there neyer drank another drop and never each week. Kate, 9 cents per cwi.

Sharp Bros. and guarantees all work. had another bit of trouble with the dog from that day to this. At the time it Good Teams and Rigs. Drices made to all points at reasonable rates.

struck everybody as a mighty strange thing. We do not know how to ac Stock left to feed carefully attended to. I respectfully solicit the patronage of the public in my line of business. count for it. But abcut two vears 8 afterwards the peddler told somebodv how one time a drunken tavern loafr struck this dog's mother with a hot Tuesday night to see the wonders of poker, and after that she would never let anybody who had been drinking come near her.

I suppose the puppy KANSAS HEALV I.O.F. Hnll First door North of I. O. O. F.

Hall. i i the big fair. "Hut how came the don in vour nos- W. H. Osborn is somewhat on the disabled list this week, having receiv fit -wen, saia me rarmer, with a ed an iniurv a few (lavs ago which twinkle, "you see my name is Snow- James Snow, I was the hired man.

If 4 laid him up a day or two. We carry a complete line of General Merchandise. It hadn't been for Neal here, I might be a hire man yet. instead of owninir Bliss Smith is now engaged in put- a good farm. Poor old dog! He's get ing on a coat of paint onto Dr.

Green's ting well along in years now. but I aint likely to forget Youth's new office, which improves appear companion. land claim to sell cheaper than any other store A Magazine of Cleverness. A magazine should have a well defined nurpose. Genuine entertainment, amusement and recreation are the motives ol The Smart Set, the Most Successful of Magazines.

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