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The Onaga Republican from Onaga, Kansas • 4

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THE ONAGA REPUBLICAN OCTOBER 31, iyu fever at h18 home Oklahoma. His County Bills Mowed. MRMAUSTE AT. 1 I i A BATH, 1 2nt rs A SHAVE or A HAIRCUT. AT THE Clat Smith Bafcer Shop i- 1 Under the Onaga State Bank Laundry Goes Each Tuesday Returns On Friday.

VCUT CDCC Booklet entitled "Drangh-1 Otlll rilLb nn'n F.tto Onpnnr." Tf. will I convince you that Draughon's Colleges can, bytheir SUFEKIOK and COFY- bightED methods, teach you more DRAUGHON'S $300,000.00 capital; 28 Colleges pnciTinuC secured or money refund-ruoiliuno Written contract given. For Catalog and "Eye Opener," call, 'phone, or write Jno. F. Draughon, resident, either place below mentioned.

ST. LOUIS, Ft. Scott, Oklahoma City, Muskogee, Little Rock, KANSAS CITY. Dallas. Paducah.

Memphis. Nashville eto. gainer wen aown to taKe care Ol mm. Mrs. R.

D. Godard is Visiting1 her daughter, Mrs, Walter lister Falkenstine is having his rftsiafinp.fi nnA hnm. whnrA R. A. J.

Cornelius went to Wamego Tuesday to orat his hnz saw. he had I (rattinir il Shockey has bought the Fred Davis farm. John is a good, steady, working young man and we wish well. Charles Krouse and wife went to Toptfta Wednesday with the 1 Wood- -n x-r i -i mi. I ana Koyai iNeignoors.

xney ex- IQ De nome inursaay. tTnrv T.nllv la rfnlno- nm AAtnAnt I work and intends to plaster one room John Lee. He will go from there td'Wm. Clark's, sr. and do some work.

NEUCHATEL. Neuchatel, Oct. 30 Dewey Surdez ill of inflammatory rheumatism at tome of bis aunt, Mrs. A. A.

Bon- jour. Mouton is very poorly these AlOA UUVIU UU J-1Al3 UVUOW uwauvvm I hastweek, mL IIII tl 1 1 4 jlub iviansw 1UUK8 vurjf uico na coat of paint with pneumonIa fever. Miss Ida Perrussel has been quite sick for several days past. J. R.

Perrussel and family were Sunday visitors at J. H. Winters'. The missionary society will have a -n. in a 111 1 i -KT 15th.

C. B. Bonjour and J. R. Perrussel at work on the hall.

It is about enclosed. Simon Theys has his house com' pleted. The painters were there sev eral days. Mr. and Mrs.

Durand and Floyd Surdez visited in Topeka from Fri day to Monday. Mrs, Zelim Bonjour visited her children for a week and returned home Satur(Jaj. Mrs. Chateiain of Seneca came down last week for a visit with rela tives and friends. Milton Koland, School Superintend ent for Nemaha county, was in the neighborhood last Wednesday.

There was no school Thursday and Friday, Miss Maroney having gone Westmoreland for the examination. Miss Philura Summerville returned from Trinidad, Saturday. Her grandmother, Mrs. Caster, accompa nied her. Chas.

Gendre, Newton Dodds, Leon Gigandet, Carl Dodds and their families spent Sunday afternoon at Alcide Bonjour's. Do not fail to bear Dr. James Hedley Nov. 6. bave corn yur A It a hOffS a ration OI Armour Meal Meal.

DOr 8aie ny d.U lienton Sons. 22 The Phoenix Mill is the place where you can get your chop feed made if you bring the gram, or can buy it if you haven't the grain The proprietor, R. P. Taylor seeks to serve the trade satisfac torily. 22 For Sale.

A few fine boars at farmer's prices; Duroo Jerseys, English Beiksbire and O. 1. C. Must be sold at once. Elie Lefebvre.

Attention, Stock Sellers! We thank our patrons for the liberal patronage they have given US in tne Past years anu nope iney may look US up at the new location, a. one door SOUtO Of bwartZ Ob Lynn 8 store. If VOU want the highest nna amavaManA ft o-ivW it. New customers al- If U. VkX CC jnaga, JVan.

Notice. All parties having telepnone 11 ji i ii i iV. please Call by nuilioer only as It cn A 1 1Y cavoa r.imn ftt rariLrai omco. American Independent lolepho-ne Vmntr J. TInnrlS.

VClliluuji n.na wa nnma Privnln van a i in run iiru nki i i ii ir A IE IT I allowed by the Board of County Corn- mlssioners of Pottawatomie county at their 75 75 Joe Leonard, JObn Angle, 75 75 75 75 75 75 75 1 50 John Ernst, sr, Stanley, Burke, Hoy, Hoy, Conther, McGovern, Smith, I 0Q fees and statement 1 75 Force, Jackson, scalp bounty 108 00 St Clere twp, for co ditch 100 00 burial Bridget Fitzgerald 25 00 umTDer ze do uuiuuti wt iuui uvi iu Hllli county prlntlng3d 211 15 Wllholt, coroner fees Kramer case 11 40 Prony Lumber Co. lumber 204 24 r.i i. ii Perryi chalnmjin Fttlrbanks road 94 10 1 50 50 Holder. do do Johnson, do do do do do Johnson rqad do Beaton road do KilbQurne road 1 50 1 50 1 50 1 50 as werty. Perry, Jesse Scctt, Jas Gerty, 1 50 150 00 1 50 12 00 Emmett Town Oo, damages do Kesper Sltz, labor on Beseau bridge Martin Lee, do do District 39.

tuition 106 00 Farmers Lumber Co, shingles for crt hs 173 80 Thomson Lumber Oo, lumber 87 22 JFWltaon. labor on Kelly 3 75 St George Lumber Oo, lumber 11 75 Schurr, labor on bridge 6 00 Reyer, supplies 31 48 Wm Inskeep, chalnman Inskeep road 1 50 Geo Price, do do 1 50 I inskeep," marker' do 150 Wm Bandell, damages Doty road 96 00 Wilson, do do 5 00 0 Beeler, chalnman do 1 50 Dike, do do 1 50 Dr Brunner, exam Mrs Calvin insane 2 00 0 Beseau, labor on bridge 9 00 Wm do 6 00 Bittman Mer Oo, supplies Mrs io 90 117 TT" 1 4-- nnn Idlflnn Ainu Till fit- Ort I Fulton, requisition Alva Hart 7 30 Mrs Grimshaw, attend Mrs Orowley 6 00 Blue Valley twp, bridge approach 250 00 Huckstadt, postage and 120 00 Mrs Bern be, allowance 30 00 Mrs Sodergren, do 13 00 USehone, do 12 00 Soder, do 30 00 VV Olark, damages Pendergast 60 00 Albert Kolterraan, salary co commlss'r 80 00 do viewing roads 43 00 Harrell. salary co commissioner. 70 00 do viewing roads 35 00 Elmer Huey, salary co 89 00 do viewing roads i 40 00 Foster Lumber Co, lumber 17 35 Dr Schuman, attendance Llndstrom 10 00 AG Scott, nails 1 25 Fagerberg, supplies for Shannon 2 30 Hobbs, endeavoring collect tax warrants July issue 8 20 Erbacher Bros, supplies Dlllman, Au- Danlelson and Hawkins 77 06 Hobbs, expense arresting A 426 61 Harrison Shyne, supplies Mrs Kemp, Goodall and Sam 39 00 Lee, job printing. 8 00 0 Hobbs, expenses for Mrs 51 50 Richardson Son, disinfectants 12 70 Falk, chalnman on Degraw road 1 50 HTessendorf, do do 150 Hill, printing 57 50 Johnson, fees school land 14 50 H.

G. Huckstadt, county clerk of Potta watomie county, Kansas, do hereby certify that the above is a true and correct state- ment of the bills allowed by the board of county commissioners St their October, 1907, meeting. H. G. HUCKSTADT, uounty uierK See Heald for Citv Property.

Wanted Local representative for Onaga and vicinity look after renewals and increase subscription list of prominent monthly mag I. I 1 on a Baiar ttnu commission nasis. Onortunitv for risht D.rson. Address. Publisher, box 59, Station New York.

First pub. in Onaga Republican Oct. 31 last PUD. INOV. 14, 1WI.J Publication Notice.

In the District Court of Pottawatomie coun ty, State of Kansas. Theodore D. Lelnbach. riaintitr. vs.

Matn-Do-Ah-Ve. Pe-dos. Zo-zette, William i. Hax-tun, H. O.

Linn, James Polk, and the unknown Heirs, devisees, trustees, iidmlnlMt.riLtor and exeo utbfs of 'the said Main-' do 'ti-velPe-doR, Zo-zetce, William E. llaxtun.il, U. Linn ana James K. 1'olK, IIU Tlufonflnnf To Maido-hh-re, Pe-dos, Zo-zette, William E. lluxtun, II.

O. Linn, James K. Polk, and: (the. unknown heirs, devisees, trus tees, administrators and executors of the sald' Mnln-do-ah-ve, Pe-dos, Zo-zette, William E. llaxtun, H.

0. Linn and James roiK, aeieuaants: vou and each of vou are hereby notified pialntlfriin-the district court of Pottawato- mle county, state of Kansas, and that you must answer the petition therein filed on or SSSaSiireiStSS will be render accordingly for said plain- tin in sam action, aajutiRing ana aecreeinR I a 1. section twentvelBht MM), and also the west half (H) of the southeast quarter (H) of said section twenty-elRht C-'H), all in township seven (7). run ire twelve ana lyine ana do- InR In Pottawatomie county, state of Kansas, and'arrlnjr, foreclosing and divesting you and each of you of and from any right, title and interest in and to said real estate, or any ana inoeresi in ana mi saiu real estate, or any part thereof, as prayed for in said petition; I ti 1 1 it nfhlfitt vHiiia -lurlirmntifa tin) Hiw'Puna win oe so ronaorea. ooddino.

keyseii warfkl. Attornoys for Plaintiff. Attest! B. S. Francis, (Jlerk District Court.

PUBLIC AUCTI0N We Will sell the imported Percheron stallio Fepalisfe at public auction at Burdett's feed barn in Centralia, at 3 p. m. on lMrr 9 TIA jdiuiwayt A1UV Pedi ere 6 Black, Star, Snip; A -in 1QQQ "RrWI foaled April loyy. UTOU I by M. Chevereau, uonare- TT 1.

Sr I PeaU rjlire-ei-lJUir, X'lanuc. TWk. 37442. dam Etiquette, 30069, by Hercule 9973: Second dam reiOlie 23434 by Marquis 1394, dam Chaton 1869, by Lrami. For full pedigree call at the barn.

Formaliste weighs 1800 pounds. Terms Cash. The Centraila Horse Co. Wm. Speak, Auctioneer.

OUR NEIGHBORS ROCKY SCRABBLE Rocky Scrabble, Oct. 30 Charlie Kelly has already 800 bushels of corn fathered. Tom Kelly was in our midst Sunday; Lew McBride and wife visited at M. and Fred Bonjour and family at Fred Crevecoeur's the same day. HINKLEY-WITHAM.

Earl Hinkley and Miss Sibyl Witham were married at Holton Monday and the next day a number of near rela tives gathered at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Atwater, to do honor to the newly married couple.

They will oqcupy one of the Dulac farms this winter. May joy, happiness and prosperity ever attend them. ARISPIE. Arispie, Oct. 30 Mr.

and Mrs. David Wright1 are the parents of a fine girl, who to live with them tin? along nicely. James Mar'tin nainted John Lee's -I barn last It looks fine. Word was received here that John Langhart was, very sick with malaria i The Cause of Many Sudden Deaths. There Is a disease prevailing In this country most dangerous because so decep tive.

Many sudden deaths are caused by It heart disease, 1 pneumonia, heart failure or apoplexy are often the result of kidney disease. If kidney trouble Is al lowed to advance the kldney-polsoned blood will attack the vital organs or the kidneys themselves break down and was.te away cell by cell. Bladder troubles most always result from a derangement of the kidneys and a cure is obtained Quickest bv a Drocer treatment of if ii uAUr can make no mistake by taking Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, the great kidney, liver and bladder remedy. 11 It corrects inability to hold urine and scald ing pain in passing It, and overcomes that unpleasant necessity of being compelled to go-, often durlnr the day, and to get up many it.

iu. yuwd uuiuig iiiq iiyi. III. llliiu UIU uio sized bottles. You may have a sample bottle of this.

wonderful new dis covery and a book that (ells all about It, bv mall. Address Dr. KUmer jCo. I sent free Blnghamton -t riT.iT lnir if ton, N. Y.

When writing mention reading this generous'offer in this nis generous'ouer in mis paper; Don't make ttny mistake, but remember the ame, Swamp-Foot, Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, and the address, Blnghatnton on i nil i ii i ii ii ii extraordinary elleot pt Swamp-Kpot is soon realized. It stands the highest for1 its won- i i a Jul ji I derful cures of the rrtost'dlsfressthg1 Swamp-Rqol Is pleasant to lake faridveold by all druggists In fifty-cent and.oneQUar WEI Ul uiP1 II f.ViAlA hard him men peci for is foe May new are to I i i Bookkeeping in THREE tnnntha than nfhora ran in SK, and that Draughon's Colleges teach only the BEST systems of SHORTHAND PRACTICAL BUSINESS in 16 States; 17 years? success. I FARN Lawr Bookkeeping, Shorthand Arithmetic, Bus. English, Ettv01 mHIL Satisfaction guaranteed.

Write for: prices on HOME STUDY. service, opecial music will he rendered. Mr. Damniast will sing. Opportunity will be given to any who may desire to unite with the church.

Dr. 1. N. Clark, foreign mis- sion secretary of the southwest district, will be with us Nov. 10th.

The Sunday school will take a special silver offering for the benefit of the furnace fund. POTTAWATOMIE COUNTY 8 8 CONVENTION. The Pottawatomie County Sunday school convention will be held in Wamego, November 18 and 19, beginning at 2 o'clock Monday afternoon. State Secretary J. A.

Englo, Miss Laura B. Bayless, State Secretary of Primary department, and Dr. D. Springs-ton of Ottawa, president of Baptist State S. Sf association will be present during the entire session and take an active part.

There will be an opportunity for local talent as it is the aim to have the program replete with good things. We earnestly urge Sunday schools in the county to send one or more delegates and enjoy the hospitality of Wamego's' good people. Free entertainment for all delegates. Everybody in-r vited. By order of Ex Com.

E. T. Frowe, Co. Prds, T. J.

Richardson, Vice. Pre G. R. Loofbourrow, Sec'y. Do not fail to bear Dr.

Jas; Hedley Nov. 6. (. BEST FOR THE BOWELS If yon haren't a regular, henlthy norMnant of the boweli Try be. Keep your bowels open, and be wall.

Foroe, In the ihipe of violent phyelo or pill potion, dBngoroui. The mootheat, eMieit, moet perfeot wy of keeping the boweli olear ud oleen to TV CANDY- JI CATHARTIO I'M 1.1-.. ytVl jv i i EAT 'EM LIKE CANDY' 1 Plenant, Puletable, Potent, Tte Good, Never 81oJfen, Weaken or Orlpei 10, It and1 (0 eeht per boi. Write for free lamule. end book-.

let ou health, Addreae tsl Sterling Remed Compiny, Chloigo or New York, KEEP YOUR BLOOD CLEAN I CHURCH NOTES. METHODIST CHURCH. The pastor will preach Sunday morning and evening. Morning subject; "Temptation." It is desired that those who accepted Christ in the recent meeting will be present. Junior League at 3 o'clock; Epworth League at 6:30.

The public invited. Prayer meeting Thursday evening. Choir practice Saturday evening. Rolling Prairie A meeting will be held in the church Friday evening. All invited.

The mem bership urged to be present. Preuchiug Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock. A the pastor will go to Fairview to preach each alternate Sunday a week night preaching service may be held. CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH All services at the usual hours Sunday. Preaching by the pastor both morning and evening.

We shall be glad to welcome a large number at these services. The offering for the church building society last Sunday, morning amounted to $10.50. Christian Endeavor topic and leader: "Ac quainted with God," Grace Rol- terman. Choir practice in the church Friday evening. We shall be glad to have a large number of the.

members and friends, who may be interested in the matter, attend the conference called for tonight in the church. We hope plans will be formulated whereby the church will be able to provide some way, other than in its services on the Sabbath, for the good of the young people this winter, If you have any sug gestions bring them along to the meeting. BAPTIST CHURCH. Choir practice Friday evening this week. Covenant meeting Saturday afternoon.

Harvest Home service Sunday. We are endeavoring to make this an especially interesting day and are desirous of a large attendance both of our own membership and of others. The Lord's supper will be observed at the morning I'i-i II. iiinnpaine ism any may, inn, na Vf recortioa at pane Bin or hook oi ueeas in and Scales at the lopeka Worth- the office of reKlster of deeds of said county i i i i XT and a further order, Judment and decree of WOStom Stock yards. bee W.

11. 8ttid court will be rendered accordlnRly, PrnmhnlrAr or Arthur quletjng tie plalntiff'n title to the following krUT.r!.rVnPaIIe8 Tnrr Viafnra aollincr un miuuu imu mi til iiiin mruuun uol um vtk Manager. 21 the bottle..

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