The Gove County Record from Grinnell, Kansas • 2

IS GROWING SCARCE State Owns Only 81,231 Acres of School Iand Topeka, Aug. 15 That Kansas school lands are gradually, growing hi All I rsr. And if you will investigate you will find that you can save money for yourself and work for your horses by buying a HIGH-LOW (a High Lift plow at a Low Down Price) Points of Ac.tual Superiority Having so few parts, there is not the same chance of breakage that there is with the ordinary Riding Plow." It is very light, y.et at the same time is stronger and more substantial than a more complicated tool of greater weight. The parts being so closely connected, and there being so few joints, levers and toggles, it will stand more and harder usage without wear or getting out of shape. It is easier to set up, easier to handle and easier to fix if it should get out of repair.

There is a savivg in freight; besides which the horses are saved drawing about a couple of hundred pounds of worthless material. The Gang Plow has an evener which gives the horses plenty of room in which to walk, and at the same time overcome any tendency toward side draft. PRICE WH MY For 14-inch gangs. Better take one out the next time you come in. Also have a full line of discs, harness, tanks, buggies, wagons, etc.

scarcer and the income from the sale of such lands is dwindling away is illustrated by the report of the state auditor made public today showing the number of patents' or deeds, issued during the year, the number of acres by the patents and the total amount received by the state for the land. The year 1907-8 showed the total number of acres covered by the patents to be 488; last year it was 501. For 1907-8 the total nufnber of acres patented was 81,231 last year it was 96,438. The total income from the sales in 1907-8 was year it was $216,437. Ness county heads the list, both in number of acres patented and the money paid in, its total payments for the year being $10,340 xdina Journal.

Hogs for Nine sows, seven of which will farrow in Septenber; one mak and fourty-two shoats, weighing from fort' to seventy-five lbs. Duroc-Jersy throughbred, in all fifty-five head. J. M. Rhine, three and one-half miles northwest of Gove City.

tf. Byars Bros, have a full line of cylinder oil, extra heav' caster oil, engine oil and hard oil. (jive them a calK tf The announcement of the sixth annual opening of the Gove County High School calls to mind the fact thatour i 'High school is recognized by the state university as among the best of the state in the efficiency of its equipment and thoroughness of its work. The people are justly proud "of such an institution. W.

J. Heiney, who is a real estate broker at Grainfield, is at Christ hospital for an operation and treatment. State Journal. Tin Fruit Jars at the Hardware. Wanted to rent 1-2 section of farm land near Grinnell.

Have plenty of horses and machinery. Must have house and barn, for further particulars call on me or address J. M. Rhine, Gove Kansas. Principal Fred E.

Lindley of the Gove High School will re turn from a summer spent at Chiago on or about August 30. The band boys' have rented the room at the rear of the post office and can be found there on rehearsal evenings. The place makes them a verv nice room for the purpose. The Haskell Indians defeated the Hoxie base ball team this week, the redskins -winning bv a score of 13 to 8. The Bloomer girls also did them up to the tune of 2 to 0.

Seneca Water FILTER at Work Price 1.50 Get One of Grinnell. C. W. Brown, a ml Oh EV3y! It's Good. You'll never know the real goodness of Seed Tea until you make it of Leo Orange Blossom.

Under this brand you can have your choice of Black or Green Te s. 1 Quarter-pound Package 15 cento Half-pound 23c enta ONE OF THE VI) WW I SOLD BY ALL GROCMRS (Savo the Coupons.) The Next Senate There will be seventeen machine men, seventeen square dealers, five doubtful republicans and one democrat in the next state senate. There are ten members of the last senate for re-election. There are also nine former members of the legislature who to be prom-ted to the senate. A queer coincidence.

Saturday evening parties entered the Jones implement house and took a cross-cut saw and several Again on Monday evening the office of the Shellabarger elevator was entered and almost exactly the same tools were taken here as at the implement house. For farm loans see W. Fallas, Oakley, Kas. 47 Andy Long, the well known farmer residingone milesouth of Grinnell, will on Wednesday, August 26, hold a public sale, disposing of all of his property such as horses, implements, chickens, cows and household goods. Andv'will leave immediately after the sale for Fremont, Mich, with his family where they intend to make their future home.

It's no fault of the cook or grocer if you do 1 not specify Brand. Miss Fern Briggs, daugh- te of Mrs. Winolla Briggs, is visiting old friends at Grain-field, her furmer home. She writes her mother that she is having a delightful time but that nothing about the town looks natural. It has been several years since Miss Fern visited at rain-field.

Salina Journal. It's the grocer's goods marked Lee that sell quickly. The celebrated Frontier Days at Cheyenne, will be held this Year on August 20, 21 and 22. This is a great attraction. The Angelus base ball team will play the Seguin team a game of ball over at the Angelus grounds Sunday WSSB ill mtiiiitf iu'icwTitfco iya Didn't Get Enough We overheard fellow talking the other day made usa little weary.

Six years atro his brother sent him mon-ey to come here from a state in the ast that he had lived on a rented farm for'fifteen years and where at the end of that time although he wanted to come west he did not have the means to come without the help from his brother who had come here years ago. He came out in the six years he has done so well that he owns free of encumbrance a quarter section of improved land, has six head of good horses and some cattle. He could sell out and pay all of his debts and go back to Illinois with 94,000 where he left six years ago by the aid. of his brother. Yet this fellow says that a white man had never ought to come to this country that it would-break any man who tried it and all such remarks-as that.

The fact of the matter is the last two years have not been very good years but if he has made a living in the last two years, that shows that he made a thousand dollars a year, the four years prior to the last two. which was not so bad for a man with a family and no capital. We do not blame fellows for getting discouraged some times, we do when the tide runs a little strong against us but after all it is hardly fair to condemm a bridge-that has carried you across safely, nor is it right to run down a country where you have made more money in six years than you have in fifteen years in the garden spot of all the world. I Iff IS 1 I I I i fe I I fSsvsS -T lis tE 1 pi 5 tq 3 g-l i 'i p. tj iLrfSPr t'rSS? Pllflfeslg IK In imttKWTv I Hcil 3 SJ 'Z 2, 2 Sa.

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