The Savonburg Record du lieu suivant : Savonburg, Kansas • 1

Liberal Clubbing Rates with this paper, Prints the Home News. Take it during 1910. THIRTEENTH' YEAR. Savonburg, Allen County, Kansas, Friday, May 6, 1010, NUMBER 6. Political Announcements.

eal Estate, 1 he Bank Account. Dr. and Mrs. W. C.

Cecil returned yesterday afternoon from Illinois. Dr. Cecil was treated by a specialist in Kansas City and went on to Colchester and later to Plymouth, 111., where he rested and visited with relatives. His condition is daily improving and he appears to be on the road to permanent recovery. Johnnie Aitken writes us from Ilildreth, and requests that his paper be changed temporarily to Edgar, Nebr.

Johnnie has been compelled to give up railroad work and will find outdoor employment. He said that part of the country was so dry that pastures were not doing any good, and further west conditions were worse. Eye Troubles that cause headaches can be corrected so that the headaches disappear. That is a simple trouth hut many people still doubt and suffer. I am preparsd to prove the trouth of this assertion and invite everyone to consult nie on the subject.

If your eyes are the cause of your headaches I can give perfect relief and eoni-fort. Satisfaction Guaranteed. 1 can tell the cause of your eye troubles after an examination. Consultation and Kxainination FRKK. 1 win be burg, vSaturday, May Ufl 2tst, i9o, at City Hotel.

SPECIALIST Dr. VV. H. Barnes, Ophthalmologist and Optometrist, Muskogee, Oklahoma. i If nviw Is the first step toward success and fortune.

Protects your family in emergencies. Educates your children. Makes you independent. Gives you a stancring in the community. Is a valuable aid in any enterprise undertaken anywhere by anybody under any conditions.

If you do not have a bank account, let us suggest that you start one with us immediately. The Savonburg State Bank. Kw't'wvu .4444 4.4.4.4443 What are you going to use Do you know that the most tip-to'date interior wall' finish is Ala-bastine which comes in all shades and colors? Can be applied by anyone and never peels or chalks. Alabastine is the latest thing and is used by more architects than any other interior wall finish. Can be made any shade and the border run in any design called stencils which come in almost unlimited variety.

Come in and see us. Burgner-Bowman lumber Company, SAVONBURG. L. J. ANDERSON, Manager.

Arrival and of Katy Departure Trains. North Bound. No. 22 Passenger 4:00 a. m.

No. 72 JuuctionCityPassenger 11:11 a. in. No. 528 Local Freight 10:35 a.

111. South Bound. No. 21 Passenger 1:12 a. m.

No. 23 Passenger 3:57 p. tu. No. 527 Local Freight 1:40 p.

in. Daily except Sunday. No. 72 makes connections at Piqua for Humboldt and Chanute. Also at Moran for Kansas City.

A. E. Wester, Phone No. 20 A' Agent. Dr.

P. J. Laws, Resident Dentist, Savonburg, Kansas. OFFICE HOURS: 8 to 12. 1 to 5.

At last Tuesda' night's meeting if. ill Bring Your to the old stand where you ijj always get honest weights and market prices. A. B. HUFF, Savonburg.

BSSSES3S on those walls this spring? Produce ice cream 50DAS SUNDAES 4 Fruits, Confections, Cigars Your patronage is appreciated am now making contracts Mice cream IUL bn kff Delicious Summer Drinks, ToBACCOES, Fresh Bread. CLERK DISTRICT COURT. I hereby announce myself a candidate for the nomination for the office of Clerk of the District Court of Allen County, subject to the decision of the Republican primaries in August, C. E. ADAMS.

CLERK DISTRICT COURT. I hereby announce myself a candidate for the nomination tor the office of Clerk of the District Court of Allen county, subject to the decision of the Republican primaries in August. J. W. BROWN.

SHERIPK. I hereby announce myself a candidate for the nomination for the office of Sheriff of Alleu County.subject to the decision of the Republican primaries in August. HOOVER KERR. SHERIFF. I hereby announce myself a candidate for the nomination for the office of Sheriff of Allen County.subject to the decision of the Republican primaries in August.

R. G. PAI.STRING. REPRESENTATIVE. I hereby announce myself a candidate for tha nomination for the office of Representativerom Allen County in the State Legislature, subject to the decision of the Republican primaries in August.

W. T. WATSON. COUNTY CLERK, I hereby announce myself a candidate for the nomination for the office of County Clerk of Allen County.subject to the decision of the Republican primaries in August. R.

E. CULBERTSON. R. E. Culbertson for County Clerk The Record this week publishes the announcement of R.

E. Culbertson for the office of County Clerk. There has never been a more accurate, accommodating and painstaking official in the Allen county court house, and it is quite generally believed that Mr. Culbertson will have no opposition in asking reuoinination. The Iola Register recently said of hi 111: The fact-that thus far there has been 110 announcement of any candidate of any party against him, is somewhat indicative of a more or less general sentiment that Bob" Culbertson is a good man for the place and may remain there, Nearly everybody in the county knows Culbertson.

He was elected to the office four years ago and two years ao by smashing majori ties, and the fact that he physically weighs about 80 pounds has not detracted from his efficiency. He has been found courteous, steadily on the job, his work has been highly satisfactory, and voters of all parties have expressed a volunteer nonpartisan endorsement of him and his work. It is an admirable endorsement of brains and skill. In this connection the following extract is take 1 from the report of the expert Accountant, J. E.

Cation, which he made for the county commissioners in connection with his audit of the county's accounts: "The accounts of your County Clerk, so far as I have examined them in connection with this office, (County Treasurer) are also neat and and well kept, I made a thorough test of Mr Culbertson's computations of taxes for state, county and for each city, township and school district in your county and found them, with one minor omission to be absolutely accurate. I also found that his charge to the Treasurer of $382,656.11 was absolutely correct to the penny. "Few persons except County Treasurers can appreciate the value of an accurate tax roll, and I have never before found a tax roll to be absolutely accurately computed." Olson-Sons Merc. Co. have on exhibit a pair of Endicott-Johnson Kromelk work Shoes that was sold to M.

Towel Novem ber 3rd, 1908, and worn daily by him until May 3rd, 1910, without having applied any grease or repairs during this time of 18 months daily wear. Fanners having trouble in obtaining serviceable foot-wear should call and see this exhibit and be come convinced as to the wearing quali ties of the Kromelk line of Shoes sold by Olson-Sons Merc. who claim and can show by actual tests that their line of Kromelk Shoes is the most everlasting and waterproof line of Shoes in the mar ket. The exhibit referred to will convince anyone that had not Mr. Towel in these days of 10 cent porkers and prosperity become too sensitive as to his dress, he would have worn this pair of Shoes six months more or 24 months in all without bay-window and leaky floor repairs.

Step in and see for yourself what you loose, not alone in money burin foot comfort, by not investing in the Kromelk line of Shoes sold by Olson-Sons. Chamberlain' Stomach and Liver Tablets will clear the sour stomach, sweten the breath and create a healthy appetite. They promote the flow of gastric juice, thereby inducing good digestion. Sold by Wm. Winters' Pharmacy.

Loons and Farms and City Property bought and sold. Notary Public If you ivaut to sell your property list it with us. If you want to buy see us. If you need money see us. If your property is not insured see us.

NYMAN WESTINE Savonburg Kans. Program To be given at Savonburg by the Swedish Concert Hand Saturday night, May 14. Admission Free. Everybody invited. 1.

Under the Double Eagle March. 2. When the Harvest Moon Is Shining On the River Waltz. 3. Aerie 123 March.

4. Serenade Cupid's Charms. Andante 5. Around the Town Overture. INTERMISSION.

6. Little Giant March. 7. Idle Thoughs Waltz. 8.

Uncle Sammy March and Two-step 9. Past and Present Overture. 10. Red Wing Indian Intermezzo. Christian Church.

Regular Lord's Day services. Morning theme: "A Mother's Prayer." Evening theme: "The Man Worth While." This Sunday is known as Mother's Day." The morning theme will be in keeping with the sentiment of the observance. Everyone invited, especially mothers. The flower color is white for this day. M.

E. Services. Preaching services Sunday morning at 11 o'clock. All are welcome. Ilev.

Q. W. Pastor. Mrs. M.

C. Rumbeck and children came in from Ft. Scott this morning. Dr. G.

W. Longenecker, of Elsmore, has a new auto, ie E. M. F. runabout.

Mrs. D. J. Nordling left yesterday for Rock Island, 111., being called there by the serious illness of her mother. Dr.

and Mrs. Rannells attended the golden wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. George McLaughlin, old friends in the Bronson neighborhood, Monday. Olson-Sons are distributing Rogers' Silverwear Orange Spoons for Sunkist Orange and Lemon wrappers.

The continuous downpour is greatly retarding the buildings unde. in this city. Work on the opera building, elevator and dwellings is all but suspended. The confirmation class of the Lutheran church will be confirmed Sunday, May There will also be reception of members that day. The Lutheran church is growing in membership.

The Katy Telephone Co. and the Elsmore Mutual Telephone Co. have agreed to disagree. The Elsmore Mutual has heretofore depended upon the Katy Co. for central connections.but is now installing in Elsmore a switchboard of its own.

Produce sold to Olson-Socs brings you more money and your money buys more goods at Olson-Sons than at anv other store. Frank Huff returned to Hutchinson Wednesday after a few days' visit with his family. He is just recovering from a very severe cold which threatened to develop pneumonia. Frank is taking care of a good position at the State Reformatory. Mr.

G. A. McAdani, county commissioner, died at the home of a daughter in Mildred early Friday morning of heart trouble. His home was in Osage township. Mr.

McAdam was 68 years of age, a member of the Masonic and Odd Fellows lodges and a highly respected citizen. The funeral was held at Moran Saturday morning and interment was in the Moran cemetery. the Council granted petitions asking for two more street lamps, one to be installed on Main, one block east of Walnut str. et, the other at the corner of Poplar and Elfn streets in the southwest part of town. With the close of school the children of the lower grades held a delightful picnic Friday in the fine grove 011 W.

J. Lamb's place, a mile north of town. All -enjoyed the games and the dinner and "dispersed reluctantly as evening approached. Olson-Sons Merc. Co.

this week have received a car of Aurora Flour, Shorts and Bran. This Floiir is said to be a fine grade, selling at $1.50 per sack. The local barber shop presents the appearance of a palace. The walls have been handsomely decor-ated'with paper and paint and the floor has a new covering of linoleum. These improvements, together with up-to-date furniture, a bath and hot and cold water system, put the shop in a class found only in the larger towns.

Mr. Campbell is to be congratulated for his enterprise. A Man Wants To Die only when a lazy liver and sluggish bowels cause frightful despondency. But Dr. Ding's New Life Pills expel poisons from the system; bring hope and courage; cure all liver, stomach and kidney troubles; impart health and vigor to the.

weak, nervous and ailing. 25c at Wm. Winters' Pharmacy. The Lutheran church has purchased a new organ from Jenkins of Kansas City. Vocalion''-is the name of the instrument and the cost is $700.00.

The Vocation is a new method of organ construction and a splendid substitute for the pipe organ. In many particulars it is said to be superior to the low priced pipe organs. The organ will be used for the first time Pentacost, May 15th. L. C.

Carlson and Albert Hack-inson went before the County Commissioners at Iol; Monday and presented convincing argument in asking for a bridge to span Big Creek on the Alleu Neosho line. The need of a bridge at this point has long been felt, and Neosho county is said to favor it. The Allen County Commissioners have promised to view the site and investigate the proposition the first of next week. OBITUARY. James Jackson Smart was born in Morgan county, 111., November 7th, 1832.

When about four years old he with his parents removed to. Hancock county, 111., where he grew to manhood. Iri 1852 he was married to Mary Ann Moody. this union were born eight children, Lucy Samuel, Charles Hattie, Wesley, Elma W. and Gertrude, all of whom are living.

Deceased is also survived by two sisters, Lucy Abbey and Jane Cane, of Denver, 111. In 1868 Mr. Smart removed with his family to Neosho county and has since that date made Kansas his home. He was a good citizen and highly respected by all in the community in which he lived. The funeral was held at the Odense church at 5:30 Saturday afternoon, Rev.

Q.W. Brakebill officiating. Interment was in the Odense cemetery. Croquet Sets, 4-Ball Sets -75C 6-Ball Sets $1.00 8-Ball Sets $1.25 Professional 4-Ball Sets, long Mallets $2.25 KANSAS. Biacksmithing and Machine Work Given prompt and careful attention.

First-class equipment, good workmen, right prices and courteous treatment. J. P. Westerberg: Son. Wood Work, Wagon and Carriage Work guaranteed satisfactory.

Savonburg, Peter Ahnlund. A Regular Tom Boy was Susie climbing trees and fences, jumping ditches, whitling, always getting, scratches, cuts, sprains, bruises, bumps, burns or scalds. But laws! Her mother just applied Buck-len's Arnica Salve and cured her quick.Heals everthing healable boils ulcers, eczema, old sores, corns or piles. Try it! 25c at Wm. Winters' Pharmacy.

Time to Buy Seeds. I have on hand all kinds of Grass Seeds, Millet and Cane Seed for sale, and for Flax Seed. Come in and we will do business. W. H.

ROBERTS, Kan. Sporting Our line is far superior this ever befcre. New Spring Shoes OXFORDS and SLIPPERS. They have arrived and cannot fail to please you. They're all O.

K. in quality, style and price and are built for wear as well as good looks. A first-class line of fresh Groceries. Selling Garden Seeds of all kinds 2 packags for 5 cents. Want your Produce in exchange for goods.

Base Ball Gloves and Mitts, 25c up Base Balls, ioc up to $1.50 Bats, 35c up to $1.00 Tennis Balls 50c The Racket Store. A. HUSS, Proprietor Hammocks, $2.00 up to $500 Winters' Pharmacy Highest Cash Price paid for fat 2 and 3 year old heifers, also hides and furs. The best Fresh and Cured Meats, Lard, at our place. LITTLE a SON, SAVONBURG, KANSAS.

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