The Speed Clarion from Speed, Kansas • 4

TK SPEED CLARION. PECKHAM BROTHERS, PUBLISHERS. Speed Boys Win. The Rough and Ready ball team of Locust Grove came over and played our boys an interesting game last Saturday afternoon. The game resulted in the one-sided score of 2 to 19 in favpr of the home team.

FARMERS STATE BANK CAPITAL PAID UP S15.000.00 OFFICERS Alvin Dougherty, President. E. L. Williams, Vice Pres. M.

C. Knox, Cashier Sec. DIRECTORS L. Williams S. larrick Alvin Dougherty Dr.

H. J. Chapman Aug. F. Krause C.

F. Blauer G. W. Mathews Transacts a General Banking Business Writes Fire, Lightning and Tornado Insurance SPEED, KANSAS. Everybody is likely to have kidney and bladder trouble.

In nearly everybody has some trouble of this kind. That is the reason why you so often pains in the back and groin, scalding sensation, urinary disorders, your kidneys. The best thing to do is to get some of De-Witt's Kidney and Bladder Pills right away. Take them for a few days or a week or so and you will feel all right. In this way, too, you will ward off dangerous and possibly serious ailments.

They are perfectly harmless, and are not only antiseptic, but allay pain quickly by their healing properties. Send your name to E. C. De-Witt Chicago, for free trial box. They are sold here by H.

J. Chapman. Subscription: $1. per year in advance. A nonpartisan weekly, publish-ed every Thursday at Speed, Phillips County, Kansas.

Business Locals, to regular ad vertisers, five cents a line for first insertion, three cents or each continuous insertion. Transient Business locals, five cents a line each insertion. Display Advertisements, per column inch, twenty-five cents. Advertisers must get copy in by Tuesday noon to insure publication in current issue. All advertisements cash in advance or contract.

All advertisements will run until ordered out. Entered as second-class matter November 10, igo3, at the post office at Speed, Kansas, under Act cr March 3. l87g New Bicycle for sale cheap. This bicycle vas taken inexchang for advertising and will be sold at a bargain. Mead Cycle -Co's.

Standard wheel. May be seen at this office. Farms For Sale. W. F.

Bushnell and Son. FOR SALE New Iroquois Standard bicycle. Inquire at this office. FOR SALE One Red Polled Bull. S.

Farley. FOR SALE One Stack prairie hay. Stack contains between 5 and 6 tons. Inquire at this office. Get Busy! Can't hold Snap like this! 480 acres Norton Co.

Close in, good well and wind mill, water 20 feet. $12.50 per acre. W. F. Bushnell and son.

WANTED 15 head of cattle to pasture. Abundance of spring water in pasture. C. J. Martin.

FOR SALE Big Farms and Little Farms, Kansas farms, Colorado farms. Dry or irrigated. Water rights where you can Homestead the land. Kansas land $10 per Acre up. Bushnell Son.

FOR SALE $12.50 per Acre. 160 Acres. 90 in wheat. 1-3 goes with the farm. 5 miles of Lenora, Bushnell Son.

r-i Bo You Want To Eaiid? If not, come and see us. If so, come and figure. It Lime, Cememt, Lath, Paper, Unexcelled Plaster, Agatite, Moulding, Doors, Windows, Brick, Tile, Extra Clear and A Shindes, Round Split Red CedarPosts. r. 1 8 i p.

(i 5 The Logan Lumber Company, C. K. Williams, Manager, SPEED, KANSAS. jf EfrSM 1 a'J tUrtrict to ff Yt-jnlSJ DiJ feltay tl Ti campie Latest omiVncd br bs. Our wents everwfacre an Wj smfA il morovtsst.

II Jor Jxilt.trticxutrs. m-Jlis. al JP-. -X A MOM'; RKt.ii.-.iO u.il birytfe. Wcship a -A ps-vdwre tnc o.

S. riih.ai a cent dri freifhi, and fl Tl'A 1A io WAAL vhich ri-ic ths bicycie and fx ft vou aro tlien not jxnV.hr cr do not wish to Mr IrfA '-I Ket'P tne snip it hick to us at our esfteme he out one cent. A'Mf lttn Ff.ft'VW fVhs is io make XlfUZAi-'i (T 1 "'L: t'c, Voo save tiK 1 mirf-'Jiinsn's ry of v'. gtnr- 7'-' ui 'JT a L-icyce ot from avyonc ttJi-lt i ar.d our aahtard oi Jactory i IX V(s "Sj im.irf-l'c cf.rs fs. T-''fi Vr55 i-'iS lsr! our iwauiUui caT.losrita and WIAl HWl w'- f- at tlie mtm KjW it" jSrnwwacannnscyouti.il year.

We bicvcles (or less money wWvi "Ac are atisiu-i r.r,H lacwrv cost. fur lacyUfi andcr ovn nsue pkte at '1 1 lf dwM'dfr i Oi tiers lue dav r.civ.l. il i-J Sfc.COfti SJiCXVI.KS. Wt noi handla second hand bicycles, but WiJfTj asoally l.ve a n.i.i.A.r on iwr.d tiKen sti bv our Thc-e we clear out ViX promptly i ric-s from i'S or S.ii.'). nvH! fr.

wne.15. eUu'w and t'-Ua parts," repairs and lV4t i WlivM) cqu.n-r.t oi ail a iixlj the usual rent! rices. per pair, out ta introduce vnil PC rtr.l ft NAILS. TacliU or will not 'rt tho air out. Sixty thousand r-iirs foM las Over tw.a hmidrsd thousand vnn rmw in r' DESiSfZIFttSfflt Madoinal! siscn.

taliveiy a special qui. of nibbvr, wliirh Dorousand which elos'-L tip small puitctures iili'jn: ing the air to escape. Ve i-AiC'siriM'. (: fiedaistoraiTssiaucp that their tircshavcctitvixM.n.;,i.-:.-.;icii ttponce or twice in a whoio season. no; by several' layers of thin, specially prepared fabric cu tbe tread.

The regular price of thwc tires 1350 prr ail 1 1 ioc 1 dvertlsiofrtJnrpaseswcftreroakinsa sptcia! f.tctorypticcto the rider cf only per pair. All ci ders snipptd day ict'er is approval. Vou Jo not pay a cent until you hr.ve ar.d fvr.Tiii liti We will rash diwioant cf 5 per cvt.t ftlwrebv the send FL'LL CVSH Wi l'il OltDKIt ami tiivtrtise-tr'cnt ROOKS COUNTY LINE We are having rather nice weather now. Mrs. Sarah and Miss Cora Allen and Geo.

and Miss Maud Purdy visited at Nels Jones Sunday. Lenord Carroll and family sundayed at Franklin Griffith's. Chas. Jones sundayed with Cleo Earnes. N.

P. Jones has a fine Galloway cream separator. Miss Maud Purdy is working for Mrs. R. F.

Haynes at present. Mrs. M. Frost and Airs. Haynes visited at A.

J. Jones Thursday. Aunt Mary Frost is visiting at Mrs. E. Jerby's at present.

Mrs. R. Goldsmith was colled to Concordia by the serious illness of of her father. Mrs C. Hindman visited at Mr.

F. Haynes Thursday. Our neighbor boys broke the Sab-. natli by going wolf hunting Sunday. Biace up boys and go to Sunday school where you will get something good.

Mr. E. Carroll marketed a load of Jiogs Monday at Logan. Tl Rockwell Sunday school was not as well attended as usual there being only 29. Miss Dolly Granlund visited at her sister's, Mrs.

Oscar Meyer's, last week. Miss Alma Lindholm is working at Mr. A. Blauer's at present. Mr.

N. P. and O. W. Jones drove a span of 3 year old colts to Speed Saturday.

Mr. N. P. Jones shelled 1600 bushels of corn Wednesday. Jones Martindale did the work.

Mr. Henry, Chas, John, and Frank 1 Etiss, Rusty Haynes and Lavern Webster took dinner with Perry Mc and had a good time in the ifenooon. Mr. Alvin Carroll is woaking for Mr. John Graham at present.

Mr. Frank Haynes listed corn last Monday. Mr. Frank Turnbull Sundayed at Carroll's. Mr.

Perry McCollum and Frank Buss made a business trip to Speed Saturday and returned laie that night. Mr. Chas. Haynes is running two listers this week. The Sugar Loaf ball team will play the Locust Grove team next Saturday 1 on Locust Grove diamond.

Eve drop. nickel brass hand pump. 1 ires to lie returnen at I. perse if i-jr vn riasi-c are not sattsfactory on examination. We are perfectly reliable and to js as tfs a in a bank.

yet order a pair of these tires, yen will Cud that tivy will ric cait.r, nm faster, wear better, last longer and look finer than any tire vou have ever or r.t any at ice. "A'e know that you will hesa well ple.iscc that when roa want 3 7 We want you to send a trial order at once, hence this reriir vkahle Air. J. R. Green, of Kirwin, owner of the Woodston Argus, was a busin-ness visitor in our town Tuesday.

J. V. Rivers gave us an order for envelopes Wednesday. R. Williams left for New Mexico Wednesday.

C. E. Hanchett is helping Andy Richardson do the painting act on the Rivers building. FUEEF.I STAMPS ioc per line mounted on j4 tnoiddimr, each extra line 5c, Guaranteed EWork. The Ktfral Printing Co.

Speed, Kansas- 3 ASM TOE AMERICAN CO-OPERA7iVE vfillSOUYLNEn PCS I'CAifD EXCHANGE The only exchange in the v.orlil that makes lots of pocket money for its members. SOMETHING NEW. Send 10 cents for 10 beautiful Tost Cards and full Address, Win. Hemingway, ept. 0.T..V Belvidere, K.

J. TV Rubber Stamp like above, any letter, Ink pads 15. R. P. Co.

Speed, Ks. -RIAEL GRDEES PEOPLE- We have one of tins Hint ioc Mail OrtUt Articles out. It Is Itluo Crystal Etching T'oiwtcrfor marking names, etc. on any I article-. Over 700 per cent profit.

CircuUi r.t coei. Send ns 10c JWr a tsmplt; package and wo r.iso include 50 t6 Circulars, your imprint, Free, ami our Latest PriccE.irtt aii postpaid. The Kural Printing Speed, Kausss. DeWiit's Kidney and Bladder Pills FOR BACKACHE For Sale by Dr. Chapman.

Williams' Jersey Cream Toilet Soap Nickeled ft oap a ox Free by buy ing 4 cakes of this soap which is sister product to Williams1. Shaving Soaps. Its lather is rich, creamy, cleansing and soothing. Buy it Now. For sale at Chapman's Drug Store.

mm Save fuel, time, labor and trouble by using Perfection Oil stoves A good supply of them always on hand at the Hardware. J. V. RIVERS, SPEED, KANSAS. Missouri Pacific Time Tabic WEST BOUND No.

601 Passenger Daily 10:40 A.JVI. 697 Freight, daily except Sun. 2:25 P.M. EAST BOUND 602 Passenger Daily 4:45 P.M. 664 Freight, daily except Sun.

7:20 AM. All trains carry passenger J. P. OWSLEY, AGT. Sotf i'3 iffg for acceptable Ideas.

I ErfoJ 19b tke patent record, Baltimore, Ui" y. TOILET tr VflH rf" Titeir cca-i vcu Iff 2 6ft? 6viLmiJ Sti-tiZZi Hsdr-eiLt-rt- tires oa at', ar.d trial at the special introductory price quoted above, for uij' Tire n.i.l Kuntiry Cataloscc tvhkh describes and 010 tes all makes and kinds of tires at bbja'. half the -a! rr. nn but write ns a postal twiay. M'T JStlXJOl a bicycle feFsU' eblU' ff Vii' or a pair of tires i rein anyone until yen ba.r i'ue r.ew ivondiiful oilers we are making.

It only costs a to learn evtrytiiiuj. Wriie it SOiV. I. 4 s. tno rubb 1 l--" rr.d uyr-arit i-lnny si "trin "iV rim This 1U any otiii i HijAHTZQ Silid vtd.

V-'t s5p o. P. cn .1 pain if yea Vc ill give your ottlsr. Ui lil 1 PICTURE MAKING Tlill If you expect to get the original Carbolized Witch Hazel Salve, you must be sure it is DeWitt's Carbolized Witch Hazel Salve. It is good for cuts, burns and bruises, and is especially good for piles.

Refuse substitutes. Sold by H. J. Chapman. DeWitt's Little Early Risers, the famous little liver pills, small, gentle and sure.

Sold by H. J. Chapman. Cholera Morbus Cured. This is one of the most severe and dangerous diseases.

In almost every neighborhood someone has died from it. Mrs. W. E. Smith of La Marque, Texas, writes: "My little girl was taken with cholera morbus.

The at-tact was so severe that I feared she would die. A druggist advised me to give her Chamberlain's Colic, Chol era and Diarrhoear Remedy, which I did and three doses of it relieved her." For sale by H. J. Chapman. Whooping Cough.

This is a more dangerous disease than is generally presumed. It will be a surprise to many to learn that more deaths result from it than from scarlet fever. Pneumonia often results from it. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy has been used in many epidemics of whooping cough, and always with the best results. Delbert McKeig of Har lan, Iowa, says of it: "My boy took whooping cough when nine months old.

He had it in the winter. I got a bottle of Chamberlain's "Cough Remedy which proved good. I cannot reccomend it too For sale by K. J. Chapman.

Do It Now. Now is the time to get rid of your rheumatism. You can do so by applying Chamberlain's Liniment. Nine cases out of ten are simply muscular rheumatism due to cold or damp, or chronic rheumatism, and yield to vig orous application of this liniment. Try It.

You are certain to be'delight- ed with the quick relief which it affords. Sold by H. J. Chapman. Dr.

Victor B. Chrane, of St. Louis, who has just completed a four year course in medicine will locate in Speed next month and practise medicine with Dr. H. J.

Chapman. Will make calh day or night into the country and can be rourd at Dr. Chapman's office when not making calls. Cough Caution Never, positi veiynever poison yourlunirs. If yon couRh ven from a simple cold only yon should always heal, soothe, and ease the Irritated bronchial tubes.

Don't Mindly suppress it with stupefying poison. It's strange how gnrrmthinga finally come about. For twenty yiars 1 r. Phoop has constantly warned people not to take cough mixtures or prescriptions contoinini? Opium, Chloroform, or similarpoisons. And now a little late though Congress says "Put it on the label, if poisons are in your Cough Mixture." Good! Very good 1 Herea ftcrforthisveryreasonmotliers, and others, should insist on having Dr.

Phonp'i (Vitigh Cure. No poison marks on Dr. Shoop'g labels and none in the medicine, else it must by law be on the label. Anil it's not only safe, but it Is said to be by thosethatknowitbest, a truly remarkable couh remedy. Take no chance then, particularly with your children.

Insist on having Dr. hoop's Cough Cure. Compare carefully the Dr. Shoop package with others and note the difference. No poison marks there! You eaa always be on the safe side by demanding Dr.

Stioop's Coogli Cure H. J. CHAPMAN. stopped in 20 minutes sere with Dr. iskocip's Croup Kemedy.

One test will sujely prt've. No voniifinf. no dis tress, safe and plijasinsKyrap 50c. Druggists. EARLY The famoii3 little pfls.

For Sale by Dr. Chapman. They're always new those fine Post Cards at The Clarion office. List your property with Bushnell and Son, Real Estate Dealers, Speed, Kansas. Illustrated Songs post cards in sets of four, 5c per set.

Clarion. We now have on hand a good supply of oak sticks for double-trees and wagon reaches. The Logan Lumber Company. We noticed some of our ball boys practicing the other evening. N.

H. Peckham was a Phillipsburg visitor Wednesday. Rock is being hauled for the construction of August Veeh's big building, which will be a line one. Speed is certainly going to the front. H.

C. Lindsay was a Logan visitor Wednesday afternoon. A SERIOUS MATTER. "I've got to speak to the girl's father to-night on a serious subject." "Aw, don't be afraid. Fathers in real life seldom object to giving up, their girls." "But I've got to see if he'll stand for a few months' free board." Louisville Courier-Journal.

THE PRESCRIPTION. "What ought a man to do for a bad cold?" asked the doctor's acquaintance, stopping him in the street. "He should said the physician, hastily, "stand on the cold street consulting a doctor, but call during his office hours." COURTESY AT THE PAWNSHOP. "You go first, Frail Meier, I can wait." "Thanks. I'm in no more hurry for my money than you." BREAKING IT GENTLY.

"Excuse me, madam, but my hat is Bitting on the same chair as you." HIS CHARACTERISTIC. Dubley Judging from a remark Krotchett made about you, he eeems to consider you a man of great determination. Pinchpenny I'm surprised to hear of his saying anything complimentary. He's usually knocking me. J)ubley Ha! maybe that's what he was doing.

He simply said you never gave up. iieLii UFjLL SjLiti i fci r'V) (u EVERYTHING FOR IiJ A No. 2 Erownls Cmcm for 2)1 3 -pictures, a Fronls DovclcIr Bo.for tiavel-. cpins the negatives drfugiL VoIom paper, Chemicals, Trays, aurits. Everyi hins needed for making pictures is in tiii complete little ouliii.

And iho xcfldnc it is so shrle that anybody can set good roB-tKs fo.rthc start. Ko Uurk-room is needed end every step is orcpicfaed in the illustrated instmcUv.i book that accompanies every ouilit. Made by Kodak vorkmen Li the Kodak factory that tells the story the Quality. THE KODAK ECX No. 3, COF.TAINlNG: 1 Ko.

2 BroTmio Ofi 1 SrrfflT $.75 1 Hrnwuifi l.vrlr.i.i.f I 1 'MM-'ir A BAD SHORTCOMING. Two women were at a vaudeville norformance listening with unmoved 'enmity to the remarks of a "mon-' Sist." Finally one of the pair broke the icy silence. "That fellow," chc remarked, "has a defect which, in a humorist, is fatal." "What is it?" her companion asked, "lie isn't funny." WOMEN LAWYERS SUCCESSFUL. Miss A. Florence Yerger is a tkver young attorney of Philadelphia who has helped frame the bill in equity restraining certain actions cf the Rapid Transit Company.

She is a woman lasyer who is much re-f jtoctpd and is determined that the torsfitution of the i must be oVyt'd, and her bill puliits out the in which it is not obeved. 1 Roll Ko. 2 cs It s.v 1 n.V-j, 2 Rrownie Devel.Vi'r.c i 5 -jv -1 Pfcr. EadaV Acia I-iiisjj JS 1 Z' Fonr-os. 1 1 Starring Ktxi, 1 laswil, -ti EASTMAH liCDAH Ca Write for BooiM of the Kodak Bex, Recife ttcr, M.

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