The Soldier Clipper from Soldier, Kansas • 5

Picnic Dance at the Hall Soldier Clipper B. L. MICKKL, Pcbubkee. Arrangements are made for a fine ball at the Hall Saturday night. Best ONE DOLLAR A YEAR IN ADVANCE.

of music. Best of order, and a fine time assured. By order of committee Entered at the Post Office at Soldier, Kansas, as second class mail matter. 1 81 R. F.

Ramey was at Holton Saturday. Official Paper of the City of Soldier, Kansas. Claud Minner has a school about WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 12 1906. To be held in Walker's Beautiful Grove, W.

A. Marts and two daughters went to Mitchell county last Thursday Grace Minner went to Hiawatha Saturday to resume her studies 'in music. Mr. and Mrs. S.

N. Hayes were vPH nine miles' from Ellsworth. His work will commence Oct. 1st. The Eagle Horse Company will hold their annual meeting at W.

P. Hall's on Monday, Sept. 17, at 2 p. m. Mr.

and Mrs. Cummins of English, Indiana, are visiting at Wm McDonald's. Mrs. Cummins is Uncle William's sister. Mrs.

C. O. Worrall, who secured a divorce in the district court Monday has assumed her former name, Mrs. H. Combs.

She is moving to Topeka this week to reside. Recorder Tribune Mon Miller left a stalk of corn at this office Friday that measured fifteen feet in height, and has a large ear nine feet from the ground. The seed was planted June 6th which makes the growth remarkable. Rev. B.

C. Horton, Sulphur Spring Tex. writes, July 19th, 1902: I have used in my family Ballard's Snow Liniment and Horehound Syrup, and they have proved certainly satisfactory. The liniment is the best we have ever used for headache and pains. The cough syrup has been our doctor for the last eight years." 4 i Sir 8EFTE DM On at Whiting last week.

They report Uncle Henry Haub in very poor health. Preston Swain nearly lost one of his fine Jersey cows one day last week from milk fever. He applied air to the cows bag using a bycicle pump, and saved the animal. Mis Elizabeth Warning gave a dinner Thursday in honor of several visiting friends. The table was beautifully decorated with ferns and carnations and an elegant three course dinner was served.

Covers were laid for Mrs. Matt Goode, of Prescott, Missse Mary K. Miller, of Soldier, Marv Athey, Irma Moore, Lelia Moore Pearl Fees, Blanch Fees, Rose Abele, Pearl Johnston and Ethel Warning Recorder Tribune. Srilla M. Wilson, PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER AND NOTARY PUBLIC, i CJarges (ReAsonaBfe.

i Under the Auspices of Cedar Camp No. 2622, M. W. A. HON.

D. TILLOTSON, of Topeka, Orator of the Day! ONTARIO ITEMS. INTERESTING String of FREE AMUSEMENTS! The Flying Millards! Sensational Noveltv Aerialists in three dis-tinct acts. Aerial Return. Roman Rings.

Double Trapeze. 4- 4 4 I can Write Your Insurance! 4 Fire, Lightning and Tornado! Life, Accident and Health, Blooded Stock and Plate Glass! 4 Sparring Contest By Kid McCartney and Bert R. Rohl, celebrated middle weights, 10 rounds, (6 oz. gloves) for points. Also Eugene Moore and Eugene Bell colored artists from the Orpheum Theatre at K.

These attractions are furnished by Swartz-Lynn Mer. Riley Hdw. Co. and C. E.

Friend. Vaudeville Attractions! Prof. Ted Sparks and Prof. Chas. Henderson in Song, Dance, Dialogue, Irish.

Comedians. And I would appreciate an oppor- tunity of talking with 4 you about it. F. M. WILSON.

Two Base Ball Games, Soldier vs. Havensville 10:45 a. m. Soldier vs. Corning 4:00 p.

m. Two fast games are assured. DR; J. F. piORTHRUP PHYSICIAN AhD SURGEON Prescriptions Filled at Office jj 'PHONES NO.

42AND SO. I SOLDIER KANSAS 1 Millet haying keeps the farmers busy these days. Mrs. A. Hall and son Clyde left Sept.

4 for a visit with her daughter Tulla Conner. Mr. Will Myers of Kansas City visited Thursday and Friday of last week at Geo. Karns'. Misses Agnes Cowell and Laura Baker from Holton visited Mrs.

Rose Cordon the first of the month. School commenced at Ontario a week ago with MissBeulah Bunker of Holton as teacher. Watkin's Medicine man was in the neigoborhood last week. Mrs. Belle Harper from Oklahome, and Sarah Riley from Weskan, Kans.

are visiting their mother Mrs. Martha Wesley and other relative. Katie Keggins and Carrie Karns are attending College at Holton. Cora and Ollie DeBoard and Dollie Poole are attending Holton High School. Mrs.

Williams and Arthur took in the Fair at Seneca during last week in August. Mrs. P. H. Reed has returned from her extended visit in Carpenters Eaden and Heathman from Circleville completed A.

E. Cordon's new barn Friday. Miss Cookson is our ne depot agent Jim Frederickson has a better position. Mrs. Wesley and Mrs.

Belle Harper were in Soldier Saturday. Dona Brown began school in Anderson district Sept. 4. James Hunt's school at Beauty Heights is now in progress. Agent Larson of Bancroft and his bride have been visiting the past two weeks at McLouth Kans.

Some of the old settlers will attend the Old Settlers Picnic at Holton next Wednesday. Mr. G. Williams and Mr. Allen had Dr.

Lapham of Wetmore do dental work for them Tuesday. Dr. Bouse and wife who have recently located in Bancroft were pleasant callers in the neighborhood Monday. Special Premiums! All articles exhibited for these premiums must be entered by 10:30 on day of Picnic. CHAS.

E. JOHNSON, Supt. Premium Department. SWARTZ-LYNN MER. 5 Sacks Ameri- can Beauty flour, one sack for the best trio of young chickens of the following kind.

B. P. Rock, W. P. Rock.

White 4-4-4-4-4-4-44-4-4-4'44- S. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. WiCE HOURS 4 1 2 to 4 p.m. All calls Promptly Attended Day and Night. 4 AesiatHDC Surgeon L.

W. Ry Office first Door. North of Post Office. -f SOLDIER. KANSAS.

4 Wyandottes, bilver Laced Wyandottes and Black Lanshans H. W. CHAPMAN, $2 Coupon Toll Book for the best trio of young Rhode Island Red chickens. a4 'J "'('is -J J. C.

SUTER, $5 pattern of Wall Paper for the lady exhibiting the best trio of young Light Brahmas. C. E. FRIEND, 50ft) bone meal for the best pair of White Pekin Dux. Also 50 lb Bone Meal for the best pair of Mammoth Bronze Turkeys.

S. P. P0LS0N, Framed Picture valued at $1 for the best pair of Geese. CHAS. BEARD, $1 for the best peck of pota- toes, he to have the winning peck." 0.

E. FRYBERGER, $1 for the best bushel of Apples, he to have the winning apples. A. G. Gorrell will give one Ham Fowler's best brand (Mistletoe) for best peck of Sweet Potatoes, he to have winning potatoes.

Also one Side of Bacon Fowler's best brand (Mistletoe) for the best peck of onions, he to have the winning onions. J. M. Barnett, $1 for the best sample of 12 stocks of Alfalfa. Riley Hardware Co.

will give one Snow Ball Washing Machine, value $7, for the best bushel of wheat wheat must be raised by the exhibitor. B. L. Mickel, two years subscription to the Clipper for the best bu. Irish potatoes, he to have winning potatoes.

'One years subscription for second best peck of Sweet potatoes, he to have winning peck. E. Johnson, will give one P. R. Cockerel valued at $2.

00 to the lady exhibiting the best loaf of bread. Al Swartz, two $.50 packages of Rex Condition Powders for the largest ear of corn. G. E. Wilson, one sack of Flour for the best Head of Cabbage.

Howard 4 Howard $1 for best 21b butter, they to have the winning butter. REED SON, 251b Standard Stock Food for the best pair of Poland China Pigs size and age to be considered. Also 251b Standard Stock Food for the best Du- rock Pigs, size and age to be considered. DRAY AND TRANSFER, All work in my line care- fullyand promptly attend- ed to. Will do all kinds off hauling cobs, coal, wood, sand, rock, hay, or teamt work of any kind.

I am will equiped to do business. and solicit your patronage h. 4- J. T. HOLSTON, 1 sack Gold Coin Flour for the best peck of corn.

Also 1 sack of Gold Coin Flour for the best peck of peaches. Rev. Mayfield was in the city last week meeting some of his many friends at this place. Mr Mayfield A. Swartz, will give $1.

worth of Rex Poultry Food for best trio of young Buff Oipingtons. One $.50 package of Rex Poultry Food and one $.50 package of Rex Condition Powder for the best trio of Buff Cochins. informs us that he has filed on a homestead in Colorado and will shortly move there and reside on the claim. It is only three miles from the railroad and he will preach every Sunday at Dighton, Kans. Havensville Review.

A prominent merchant of Shongo, N. J. A. Johnson, "Several Chas. Hungerford, $1 for the best cake baked by any school girl.

years ago I contracted a cough which grew worse and worse, until I was Thomas Lydon, Painter and Paper Promptness, Courtesy and Fair Dealings. Graining, Staining, Varnishing, 4 Wall and Grain SUpling, and Frescoing. 4 4 Leave orders O'Mera Hardware. Good Band and Instrumental Music; Neeley Sigg's Steam Merry-go-Round. All the usual Picnic Amusements, RATE ON ALL RAILROADS! A Cordial Invitation is extended to all to attend Come and have a good time, M.

G. REED, Secretary. hardly able to move around. I coughed constantly and nothing relieved my terrible suffering until I tried Dr. King's New Discovery.

Before I had taken half bottle my cough wasmuch better, and in a Bhort time I was entirely cured. I surely believe it saved my life. It will always my family remedy for ccld3." Fully guaranteed; 50c and $1 at Reed Sons', druggists, trial bottle free. EMMETT, 4 4404 7.