The Soldier Clipper du lieu suivant : Soldier, Kansas • 1

-r LIPP VOL. XV, NO 3. SOLDIER, JACKSON KANSAS, WEDNESDAY. AUG. 9, 1905 B.

L. MICKEL, Publishes. ER Burglar Alarm System. PROGRAM 10 a. m.

11 a. m. Grand Parade sBand concert followed by speaking y-Alhe Clowe was at Holton Monday. Chas. Johnson was at Holton Thursday.

Mrs. J. S. Claik returned; to Holton Friday. Clint Nuzman 6pent Friday in Soldier.

The Editor left on his "bum" Friday morning. Mrs. Reed and son, Garnet were at Holton Thuisday. Mr. and Mrs.

Jake Mack are visiting in the mountain states. Mrs. F. Thompson visited with W. A Thompsons at Holton Monday.

Mrs U. G. Travis and two children visited with Mrs Wm Swartz last week. Mt gallery will be open on picnic day from 11:30 to 1:30. Yours Truly, A.

Taylor. Mrs. Pnrcell and little son, of Onaga visited at Allen Powelsons on Thursday Two representatives of the American Bank Protection Company have been here the past week putting in a burglar alarm system at the Bank. Which is considered by all bankers to be the finest and most perfect system made. The vault is lined with steel which is connected with a battery and charged with electricity.

The burglar who enters the vhult would at tba first touch of the inside connect the current of electricity that would set an alarm bell ringing, which is located in the cupola and can be heard all over town. The noise in the bank would be so deafening that he could not possibly communicate with any confeder ate at the door to learn whether any one was coming to defend the bank. If he drilled through the safe on the inside of the vault he would have to do so while the bell is ringing for the bell will ring as long as any portion of the inside of the vault is touched. A demonstration will be given before the board of directors when it is installed and the depositors are also invited to see it operate at any time. The same system is in use at the banks at Corning, Wettnore and the two Onaga banks.

of last week. "V1- DINNER Speaking lp. m. DRILLS: R. N.

A. Drill first prize $10.00 2:15 i M. W. A. Drill first prize $10.00 2:45 CONTESTS: 50 yd Fat mans race over 220 lbs.

Prize, one of Armours best Gold'Band Hams presented by S. H. Stephens of Armour Packing Co. 1 The prettiest baby will be presented with a side of Wolfs best Bacon "Banquet Brand." Baby to be one year orunder. Wood Sawing contest.

Prize Gold Band Bacon Armqursbest jV Nail Driving contest. Prize one of Wolfs best banquet hams. Potato Race prize $1.00 Fiddlers contest prize $2.00 50 yd foot race prize $2.50 Horse race prize $5.00 $3.00 $2. Sack race prize $1.00 Rooster Contest prize $1.00 The BASE BALL game will be called at 3:30. Follow the band to the ball ground.

Arthur Ellis shipped two cars of hogs to Kansas City last week, realizing a fine price for the same. Mrs, Glen Achenbach and son, Harry went to Clay Center last Thursduy wheTe they will visit with relatives. Mary Jane Johnson returned from New Town, Kmmett. Kansas City last Wednesday night. She seems improved, in health.

W. C. Berry and daughter, Ber nice are visiting mends in ana near Circlevitle. The stakes for the new town of Emmet on the Topeka and Northwestern Railroad were driven last week and the survey completed. As surveded the town will have about 600 lots, the first one being sold to Jess Lasswell, of Hoyt for $500.

The town is situated 18 miles south of Onaga, 7 miles north of St Marys and 19 miles from here and will afflict the trade here very little, if any. Mr. and Mrs. Ernst Frankliu of The horse race will follow the Ball game. Committee.

Wtfoted. Tor exchange! $0am Tarittf good location, 30 acres in. cultivation, balance in grass, bearing orchard, good 4 room house, arch cave, barn, etc. Party will take in exchange vounsr stock as oart consideration. If vou Sabetha visited with Fred Thompson and family the latter part ot last week.

Nola O'Roke and Josie Ramy and Ross Ramy returned from institute Monday. They attended the Wathena Chautauqua Sunday. Several tall, stalks of corn have been brought in the past week but Flunk Ramy brought one Monday that overtops them all, measuriug feet 3 inches. rFouNp, On Wednesday of last week a parasol. Owner can have the same by proving: property and paying for this Chas Darlington, of Denison, visited with friends over Sunday.

Charles will teach in the Filo district four miles east of Holton at 50 per month. We see by the Goffs Advance that an attempt was made to rob the post office a week ago Tuesday night. It was unsuccessful as the burglars appear to have been frightened away. Wm. Fisher together with another land agent sid r.ooo acres of Union Pacific land in Logan county last week.

John Crowley bought a half a section in the same locality. Clair Wilson entertained at supper Monday evening, Messers B. E. Mitcb-ner, Foster, G. S.

Cox, J. P. Schol-field and Miss Nell Holston. The telephone office will be closed Thursday afternoon. i Itis now the Neighbors that feel lucky no assessment for August.

Oak Leaf camp, R. N. A. and their families were very pleasantly entertained last Wednesday evening by Mrs. Jos.

McKeeman and Mrs. E. Fryberger at the home of Mts. Fryberger. The dining room was tastefully decorated with oak leaves and- the camp colors.

Ice cream and cake were served and a very enjoyable evening passed. W. H. McCowen returned Monday from New Mexico where he had been visiting his family tne past week. He reports Mrs.

McGowen much improved in health. Onaga Herald. Yellow fever has broken out in New Orleans, a large number of cases" resulting fatally. The state and national authorities are woiking together to stamp out the epidemic and it is believed they will be successful. The state of Jlfississ-ippi has declared a quarantine against Louisiana.

It nas caused sugar to advance and shipments of lumber to be delayed. A good man for general faim work. See nitrat once. larence Riley. To Spend His vlcation In an Auto.

W. H. Reed started yesterday morning on his annual vacation, which he will spend touring in an automobile touring through the state of Kansas. He will wind up at his fathers home at Soldier, and spend a few days before returning to Kansas City. Mr, Reed is Iaccoa panied by F.

E. of Soldier, Kan. Kansas City Times wish to own a farm and cease renting, here is a bar gain. 80 acre Tarttlf 65 acres in cultivation, balance in grass, fair improvments, will take in exchange a small tract of land adjoining a good school town. I have many good farm and town properties on my list.

SOLDIER, KANSAS. C. 6. mcKibbin. Will Holston is editor pro tern the absence of Ben L.

Fire destroyed about half of the houses at Fostoria Monday night. The town ha already begun to fill up with picnic visitors. Clarence Owecs and Seth Fleming are due to arrive to night to attend the picnic. Misses Ada Henrlriclc and Anna Chestnut, of Denison, are visiting at J. M.

Barnetts. 4 Mrs, Ellen Wilson, ot Alma, Kansas, is visiting at F. M. Wilsons. This fact is well known' to druggists everywhere and nine out of ten will give their customers this preparation woe the best is asked for.

Mr. Obe Witmer, a prominent druggist of, Joplin, Mo. ib a circular to his customers, says: "There is- nothing on the market in the way of patent medicine that equals Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for bowel complaints. We sell and recommend this preparation." For ste by Reed Son. Miss Bessie Benedict, of Burlington is visiting with her -sister, Mrs.

George Daily. John Fleming and wife, 'of Mjfl tonvale, arrived here Tuesday and will visit with friends until after the Picnic, J. D. Runyan, of Butlerville, laid the peculiar dissapearance of his painful symptons of indigestion and bilionness to Dr. Kings New Life Pills.

He says: They are a perfect remedy tor dizziness, sour stomach, headache, constioation, etc." Guaranteed at Reed Son.s drug store, price 25c. John Clark came in from Osborne county ilfondav and reports all the ex Jackson countv folks are doing fine. Where Does Your Money Go! If you paid your bills by check, you would know; Deposit with The State Bank of Soldier, Because it affords you security for the safekeeping of your funds, equal to all requirements: Mrs Clark came with him but stopped at Dinison to visit her daughter Jtfrs. Chas. Davidson.

5V voessvoTvaV Covvm Capital, Surplus and Profits, 'Music $35,000,00. ON THE iv IXIosX'SWomv, ComvveveTvs)e Coxxts Additional liability of stockholders, $20,000.0 Management bonded by reliable Fidelity Companie Ample burglary insurance, to idemnify against loss by burglary or daylight holdup. An up-to-date burglary alarm system established. All property owned by the Bank is carried at less than.it's actual value: We Invite Comparison, Investigation and your Accounts. Pat; Heilly, President.

F. M. Wilson, Cash'ei. Don't forget our Children's Savings Department, arranged especially for the little folks, and which is being very generally patronized with splendid results. GALxU ON OR ADDRES.S 1.